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J. E.
Agricultural Experts
Visit Prineville
Visitors ol interest to I'rinevjlle
Thursday were IVof. Thomn Shaw,
llitt well known nr('ulturl txHrt'
of St. l'ul, accompanied by I'rol.
Ilirm T. French, of the Kricul
t u r 1 extension department 01 the
Oregon Agricultural College, aud
1. C. Freeman, advertising agent
ol the Oregon Trunk and North
Hunk system.
I'rol. Khaw assisted it the judg
ing of the live etctck at the (air and
in the evening at the Commercial
Club meeting the (armor editor
gave one ol Inn very instructive
tnlkit on improved methods of
farming and livestock raiting. Tlii
ou listened to with a great deal
ul attention. The question hox
prove 1 one ol the best leaturee of
the meeting.
I'rol. French uisenssed the vari
out methodi ol larming. Pro!.
French ia revisiting Crook county
alter yeara of absence, during
which time the railroads have
been built, and it wan interesting
to hear the comparisons made by
him in noting the advancement
ol the country and town.
Friday morning the Shaw party
left for a ten-day tour ol the inter
ior to hold a aeriei ot farmers' in
diluted. Pr(. Shaw will talk on
subject ol first importance to the
homesteaders, and Prof. French
will explain agricultural extension
methods to the people.
During his stay here I'rol, French
took up with the county commis
sioner the question ol conducting
the experimental (arm.
Woman Exonerated
for Shooting Assailant
Sheriff F.lkins, District Attorney
Wirtz and Coroner I'oindexter went
over to Bend Saturday to inquire
into the shooting of Tomo Seulpara
by Mrs. Peter Ri..i.
At the coroner's inquest it de
velojied that the wiman shot in
self-defense. The Italian made im
proper proposals to her and fol
lowed it up by making an effort to
carry out his threat. This so in
censed the woman that she picked
up a shot gun and shot him in the
breast. He died almost Instantly.
The coroner's jury exonerated the
woman from all blame.
Married
A bedding which will come as a
.surprise to their many friends was
that of Floyd S. Erickson and
Myrtle E. Jones of Powell Butte,
took place Saturday, September 20,
at highnoon at the residence of
Peter Erickson, north of Prineville.
Only those of the immediate family
were present. Joe Erickson acted
asbes,t man and Mrs. E. E. Aycock,
sister of the groom, was maid of
honor. Rev. Prater was the offi
ciating minister.
Why not take the Journal?
STEWART & COMPANY
Andrew Noble Sells
Paulina Property
A. J. Noble has wild to K. K.
Ijiughlin all of his land interests in
the Paulina country. It wax not
without feeling of keen regret that
he st vorcd financial relations with a
country so closely associated with
his early life.
Mr Noble is an old-timer. Not
an old If measured in years as in
exeriencp, He has had all the
thrills of a pioneer. He came to
this country 42 years ago and set
tled on Heaver creek in what was
then Grant county, He lived there
continuously for ;t'J years where he
accumulated a fortune in the cattle
business.
His life was not without its ad
ventures .On two different occa
sions he was run out by the Indians.
On one of them the Modoc came
very close to getting hia scalp. He
has promised to give detaila later.
In those days they had to haul
supplies from The Dalles, nearly
2(H) mile away. There was no
river road then as now and every
thing was freighted over the old
Horsehcaven road- In the winter
there was no mail from November
to April. He passed through all
the hardships of the ea'rly settler in
Central Oregon.
A few years ago Mr. Noble
moved his family to Prineville to
get the benefit of the schools.
Since then he has purchased a fine
ranch one mile from town, where
he now resides.
The Belgian Hare
Menace to Country
Editor Journal But few people
know or stop to think that the
Belgian hare is the same animal
that became a pest in Australia,
and that there is danger that it
may over run this region in a like
manner and become as destructive
as its first cousin, the jackrabbit.
The Belgian hare is only a domesti
cated form of the hare of England
and Europe and its natural habits
are very similar to our jacks and
cotton-tail, which are also proper
hares. The climate of Central Ore
gon is very similar to Australia and
would be an ideal home fur the
scamps. Don't pet and protect
him but shoot him on sight and
give her young to the cats. K. W.
Horse for Sale
One bay horse 4 years old, weight.
1000, broke to ride ami drive. Inquire
of K. V. Constable. IS
Ladies' Tailored Suits at Reduc
tion. Mrs. Wright, who represents the
American Ladies Tailoring Company,
lias just received a Hue line of samples
for fall and winter suits. All who order
before August 2!td will feet a ten per
cent discount.
KreBli fruits and berries, ice cream
and sodas can always be found at Mrs.
Wright' Confectionery Store. 7-81tf
Team and Harness for Sale.
Team weigh about 1250; new har
ness. Apply to Pamelia Barnes on
Garter place, half mile east of town on
Ochoco. 9-4-2ti
Big bargains In Fruit Jars at
Elklns' Store. 8-28
Young Men Arrested
for Killing Sheep
Three young men, K It. Hunt
ington, William Booth and John
Sweeten, were arrested Sunday
on charge of killing two sheep
belonging to the OW. It. AN.
Co. at Madras, and making away
with the meat and blde9. Upon
arraignment Monday evening
Huntington and Booth entered a
plea of guilty aod the bond of
Huntington was fixed at flOO
cash, while that of Hooth was
I500 ia collateral securities.
Tuesday morning Sweeten also
entered a plea of guilty and hia
bond was set at (100 cash. The
bonds will also be furnished.
This case was worked out by W.
W. Cowne, a railroad detective,
who displayed considerable skill
in tracking the voung men down.
The company had been missing
sheep for some time, but until
recently these men were not
under suspicion.
The Oregon Blue
Book for 1913-14
We have received from Secretary
of State Oleott a copy of the Ore
gon Blue Book for 1913-14. It
contains a brief historical sketch of
the state by Professor Joseph
Schafer of the Department of His
tory of the University of Oregon,
the Oregon Constitution, names of
the various state, district and coun
ty officers, as well as a statement of
the functions of the several state
officers, departments, institutions,
boards and commissions. Federal
departments represented in this
state are also included therein, as
well as information respecting the
appropriations by the last legisla
ture, summary of taxable property
in Oregon, registrations 1912, vote
for state officers 1912, measures
submitted under the initiative and
referendum since the adoption
thereof in 1902, political subdi
visions or districts, population and
many other matters of general in
terest. Its a good reference book
to have handy. Copies will be
mailed free upon request to the
Department of. State, Salem, Ore
gon. ' '
September Term
County Conrt
County court convened September
15, 8:15 a. m
Klchurd James. P. B. Foludexter
authorised to buy books and clothes
and start him to school. Also or
dered that MrB. Polndexter be al
lowed services of boys Saturday
aud eveulngs aud In addition 50
cents per day for board aud wash
lug. Heirs of A. Hacklcninn. Petition
for order to clear title of cloud be
cause of erroneous assessment,
granted. Lien ordered cancelled.
Koad district 22. O. C. Gray,
supervisor, ordered clerk Issue $200
to said supervisor for use repairing
roads made Impassable by recent
ralus.
C. M. Klklns' change Lower
Bridge roiid. Viewers' report read
second time and change ordered.
Warehouse bond. Bond of Ora
Vim Tasm-I et al approved and
license granted to 0M-rale a ware
house at the town of Vanora, Ore.
Koud district 16. W. J. Schmidt,
eiiliervtsor, ordered a warrant of
f."00 be Issued III fuvor of supervisor
for road Improvement.
Cluut. Thompson for driving coun
ty ii u to 3i day, allowed $10.50.
County bonding tltlon granted
and election ordered.
Petition of Central Oregon Invest
ment Co. Vacation of Mayflower
addition to the town of Madras
granted.
Wrongful assessment. Petition of
X. J. Taylor granted.
County Clerk. Statement of scalp
warrants to September 2nd, $196 .60,
approved.
1'eiiHlou warrants. Ordered, be
ginning of pensions shall date from
from approval by Juvenile court,
unless otherwise ordered.
Ap llcatlon. J limes W. Fleet
wood ordered temporary amtletauce.
C. L. Detilsou, wrongful assess
ment, rebate allowed, 1-6.50.
H. A. Haeppler. Application for
rebate awiessineiit continued for In
formation. Andrew Behrena, supervisor of
district SU. Ordered warrant In hie
favor for 1100. Tools ordered as re
quested. Kill of R. 11. Deyarmond, gas tor
county car, $1.90, allowed. Warrant
ordered.
County auto. It la ordered the
clerk lnHue warrants for gas bills tor
county auto with a very dlstluct
understanding that the car shall be
as much at the dlsposul of one coun
ty olllclal as another, viz, the sheriff
shall tie allowed no preference, ex
cept during sessloiia of circuit court.
Building sheriff's otilce. Bids for
same being carefully considered.
The bid of John B. Shlpp Is found to
be the most satisfactory and the
contract Is awarded to Shlpp.
Uulldlng bridge on Crooked river.
Matter referred to county Judge.
Warrant drawn on road fund to
P. T. Monroe for t700. Clerk ordered
to cniicel same.
Sheriff's olllce. Deputy Engineer
People Instructed to supervise work
on same.
In the commissioners' court for
the county ot Crook, state of Oregon.
In the matter of a special election
for submitting bonding Issue for
roads to the electors.
Whereas, a petition Is now pre
sented praying that an election be
ordered for the submission to all the
New Fall
Millinery
Now on Display
Beautiful Pattern Hats, Nifty
little Turbans, Street Hats
and hats for every purpose
for ladies, misses and chil
dren. Tickets given with each pur
chase, and a beautiful set ol
furs will be given absolutely
free to the one holding the
lucky number.
Mrs. Estes
MILLINERY PARLORS
Prineville, Ore.
voters of the county of Crook, state
of Oregon, the question of bonding
the said county for the sum of two
hundred thousand (f-'OO.OOO) dollars,
to lie expended In the construction,
under the supervision of the State
Highway Commissioner of the state
of Oregon, of a permanent road; and
Whereas, It satisfactorily appears
therefrom that said petition bear
the, signatures of 3f3 registered
voters of the said county of Crook,
said number being more than one
fourth of the greatest numlier of
vote cast at the next preceding
general election In said county for
the candidate for Judge of the
Supreme court, making It niandn
tory upon this court to call a
special election for the purposes
therein set forth; aud
Whereas, It I the sense of thl
court that should said bond issue be
approve! by the people and all or
nearly all of the direct road tax
should be expended on the Improve
ment ot east and west roads lu the
county, and that I hereby declared
to be the policy of thl court for the
coming season should aald bond
Issue be approved ; and
Whereas, we have good reason to
believe that the state of Oregon will
adopt the permanent road herein
after described and upon which the
aid bond Issue Is based as a state
road, assuring it excellence aa well
as Its permanent maintenance.
tec 1 l
It Is a mistake to think you can find the
same furnishing goods in all stores.
Our "prestige" has made us so strong
in the esteem of many manufacturers of
"strong" lines that they have given us
exclusive agencies for their goods. This
means that you must come to us for these
strong lines.
Ve are "strong" on ties, shirts, under
wear, hosiery--e v e ry t h 1 n g In the
furnishing line.
Ve are strong on "hats."
Buy your furnishing goods, hats and
clothes from us and you will be "strong"
with everyone you meet.
Ve are now showing complete lines all
departments. Call and see me.
Ralph L. Jordan
Therefore, It Is hereby ordered
that an election be, and the same Is
hereby called to be, held tbronghout
the county of Crook, state of Ore
gon, at the imual polling place In
each precinct therein, on Tuesday,
the 4th day of November, 1913, the
polls to open and close at the same
time as are now provided by law
for the general state election, at
hlcb election there shall be sub
mitted to the voter a proposition
to construct a permanent highway
In said Crook county, beginning
near the point where the present
Prinevllle-Tbe Dalle road crosses
the northern boundary of aald coun
ty, running thence In a general
southerly direction through the
towns of Madras, Metollu, Cnlver,
Prineville, Laldlaw, Centrallo, Bend
and La Pine, terminating where the
present La Plne-Sllver Lake road
crosses the southern boundary of
said county, for which purpose. If
said proposition I approved, the
county will Issue bond to the ex
tent ot two hundred thousand
(1200,000) dollars, the said bond to
run 20 years and bear Interest at the
rate of 6 per cent per annum; and
the county clerk la hereby directed
to cause the proper notices to be
Issued and posted, In pursuance ot
the law of the state of Oregon
made and provided by the assembly
ot the twenty-seventh legislature of
said state.
Listen! Our
furnishing qoods
will please you.
Your trade will
please us.