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FOR YOUNG FOLKS
Mrry
Coasting Is Ono of Winter's Most
Enjoyable S?ort3.,
AN EXPERT ON HER FLIER.
Whtn Old Borsas Brings tha 8 now
Along AH Children Ar Hsppy- Curl
out and Interacting Talts Qsmss
and Puailaa.
Nearly every healthy youngsler
shouts with glee when tlu north wind
come huwllng mill growling, bringing
Willi It ft mighty full of aiiow. Wed
that have lain lillo fur iininy months
nml (ho now ones Hint Hunts Clnua
liruuiilit nro iilrkly put to wurk, nml
tin- III I In resound wlih merry shouts
ami chatter. Tim swift glide down
limit hill U ft 'glorious sensnllon. nml
climbing up to tliw top Aitnlu for an
other whirl II I la young lungs with
fresh nlr nml bring rosea to rounil
t'tiiM-kn. Surely no ottiiir sport la giilUi
ao much full na coasting. In large clt
lea It 1 1 to folka don't hav ao fro
Mug na do tli i ma In th country, but
tiny enjoy the snow Just the asm.
ma a
Hi 1
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l'hoto by Amrlran Pros Association.
HIOINO A OTKKl, STKKD.
Central park la a famous coasting
place for young New Sorker. and
wheu there la aiiow they umke the
most of It. Thla young Indy standing
on her Hler la a New Yorker, and her
lhoto waa snapped In Central park.
Ilur tiniiiii la Virginia right
Qrandmothar'a Cat.
Till" Ik a K'H'd t'll'lo k'K'iiv and should
l played with counters njid a pool
Iteinm or lilt of liiitier will answer for
mumer and some candle for the
tool. Every child must have twenty
all cmintera one for every letter In
the ulphiilM-l. Liuh pluyer hna to And
a different adjective to describe
"grandmother's cat" all through tho
flliilnilH't. I'or example. A begins.
"(Irnudmothor's cut la an aristocrat
lc or nntlmiiited rut" ll-Grundmoth
er's rut la a tx-ti nil Tu I or benevoleii
cut. 0 Grandmothers cat la a can
tloua cat or cataleptic cat. And ao on
through the nliiphul'et
Each letter niUMt go tho round of
the tulile. and no one must repent an
adjoctlve used before. If he or ahe
dim ao one counter uiust be given up,
mid when a plnyer'a couutera ore ex
liaiiNted he la out of the game. A
counter la forfeited alao If the word
lined la not an adjective or If the play
er fl la to tliluk of a word within a
given time.
A HOCBY PARTY.
Entartalnmant For tha Jolly
Churoh Booiabl.
We nil have hobble, whether we
rliln the "horse" hind or not Thoro
la itlwaya Jtint some one thing we like
to do or to have better thiiu anything
el Kit, ao to enliven a church social tho
Plitnltiilliiiiclit coiiiiulttee linked each
guest to wear nu article to rvpreneiit
lila or her favorite fad. Tlmre waa thu
boy who hud tho atump collecting
fever lit Ita height, lie appeared with
atatnp for n ai'iirfiln, another glued
on to a hi.'g ring nn a Netting ami four
or flvo gltiod to hta cunt lapel In lluu of
boiuiuet
Tim "Ilk quilt worker bad her frock
plentifully pati'lied with allk squari-
f tho pnttorua ahe waa milking or do-
Mlrrnl to make, and tha would bv arlUt
hud water color and pen and Ink
Uti'hoe on hrr ilivxn, with ft peaked
hut inndo of water color iipui', which
hud mnrliio aieiiea upon It
Tho nlrnhlp lleiiil bud ft miniature fly
ing ninchlno (found ut the toy counter)
worn around hla neck and ft golf ault
Tha anllor boy waa In while duck.
with "inlilily" cup, and the young
mUa who waa learning to cook cnrrlod
ring and clinln. from which danglod
piHina, egg beutcr, Hour airter, etc.
It la needle to any that thla waa the
merrloNt kind of a purty, far dlffereut
from tho average church aoi'lal.
There waa no lack of animated con-
vernntlon, and to make thlnga more
Intereatlng, when all ant down to re
freahmetitN, which were arvd at
mull tnblin, each ono waa caked to
tell In two mluutce the merit of hi
vatioclnl hobby.
Thla meeting turned out to be quite
an vxchnngo not only of Idena, but of
material, for evvry one found out
what tho other fellow waa lnterwited
In, and aome aaved atampa and other
allk pieces, and other guv clierlnhed
recipe, and all found that even thoae
whom they thnught dull and atupld
were mont Inlereatlng when led to
talk open what wne uppennont In thulr
mind.
DANCING FROCKS.
HOW TO AVE WASTE
8PACE "N THE ATTIC.
There nro thuunniiila mid thoa
Niiiiilnof hoinea where Bl tic room
are "done off," mid In iilmiwt ev
ery limliiiice lot of apace I
wiiMled. 'J'hl cn bo overcome In
mont cane.
Making room In a top floor or
"little" In generally done by pan
eling or pliiNterlng tho walla, and
where the roof irpw down to
the floor or nliiiont to tho floor ft
liirK" npiu'e I cut off by build
ing a abort partition down from
the roof to the floor.
The partition or "wall" of audi
a room la generally not high
enough for tho average bureau or
drenner with lta awlvol mirror.
No old faahloncd bureau without
a mirror la high enough for a
chllToiiler. And no a ninnll ono la
Keiierally placed agnlnat thla
wall.
Thla take lip ft lot of apace.
Htlrklng out Into the already
niiiiiII room. Tliln can be avoided
If, when tho room la done off, In
atend of cutting off thl apace
back of the abort partition ft ae
rie of drawers I built In.
The bottom druwer would be
deep and wide, and the other
three or four drawer would
taper up, the top one being quite
narrow, aa the roof la sloping to
ward thla short partition all the
time.
With two aucb built In bureaus
or seta of drnwer the entire floor
apace of the room remains for
the lied, cliHlr and table, and
yet there are plenty of drawers
handy.
i 1 1 1 1 1 1 mi n m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii
Girls of Tan or Twelve Waar Exquleit
Nat Mod.!.
Little net drwwo are enpoclnlly pret
ty nml dainty aa dancing echool frock
for girls of ten or twelve. They are
generally mounted over colored allk
slip, and very often the ribbon tracery
la applied to the slip, the net veiling
tills ribbon or flower trimming. One
purlkuluily effective dress of
white
lit
Lfl(t
Kcntoratlon to I'.ntry of Lands in
Hutionul l orvfit
Notice la bureby given that the lands
(escribed below, embracing 40 sere.
wlUiin the I'eschutos National Forest,
Oregon, will be subject to settlement
smi entry umlur the provinions of the
homentead laws of the United Htates
nil the set ol June 11, (34 Hut,,
2.'i.'i), at the United HUtos land oflke at
Ijtkeview, Ungon, on retiruary In,
lull. Any settler who waa actuully
and in good faith claiming any ol said
lands l ir agricultural puriHinea urior to
January 1 l'JUO, and Um not abandoned
name, Iihs a prnlererice ritflit U make s
li.MiieMifil entry (or the lands actually
occupied. Haid IhihU were listed apon
the applications ol tl'e pe.raons men
tioned lielow, who have preference
right subject to the prior rijiht of any
mich settlfr. iirovlileil auch settler or
applicant is oslifld to make home-
nt'Sd entry snil tlie preierenee rigm is
i-iHrcineil nrlor U Fuhnmrv lt. 11)14. fin
which out" the lamli will be uljp:t to
settlement and ciil-v by any qualined
person. The IhimI-H-e a lollown: I he
Ki Ki MM NK.l, ZX T. 22 8., K.
8 K., ibe WA NK NW, the W W
fKJ W J. mre. S , K. IV,
W. M., 40 screr, plication of R. K.
KnUin irt I-aplne. Oiegrm; IM 6 1000.
December 3, litl.'l. C. M. Hbcck,
Arnintant Cmiiuiisrioner of the General
Land Ollice. 12 18
ZProfossKta Cards.
Interior Mercantile Agency
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY
Kxpert Public Accountant
Fee- Nominal
Krnlr BiilMlns I'rlnevllle.Or'goD
liyfrenic, I'iftetic and Natural Therapeu
tics. Chronic Nervous Disorders
s specialty.
DR. R- D. KETCHUM
Drugless Physician
Hours 9 to 5 or by appointment.
918 Itoorns 10-11 Cornell Kuiliiiog.
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE,
it
Riddles.
When should you avoid the edge of
. river? When the hedge are ahoot
Ins and the bullrimhe out
Which Is the heavier, ft half or ft full ( ,,.,-tlon, partially veiling the sash of
moonr iuo uiui. ueunuae iuo " . rjiiin cuinon. wnicn wua auouou
CUAUM1N0 FROCK OF WHIT MKT.
net waa mounted over ft lining of net.
nud the wreatha of pink rosebuds and
forgetuienots wore attached at irregu
lar tntorvala to the net lining. A
bolero was simulated by bands of In
Is a light again.
What I the difference between ft
pillow covering and ft quack doctor?
One Is pillow sham, tbe other ft
sham pill er.
What I the difference between an
ambasnndor and ft bear hunter? One
bear dispute-ties, tbe other dispatches
bear.
What contradiction 1 true of art un
pleasant person? The more you think
of him the loss you think of him.
A Qoogrsphloal Gam.
Procure large tnnp of America
with the states outlined on It Cut out
each state separately und with these
as pntterna cut from white cardboard
two patterns of each state. Divide the
company Into sides, providing each
captain with a set of the statos and
floor space on which to make the
mnp. The aide putting the map to
gether correctly first scores highest
A Happy Moment.
When sranilma ny to ma,
"Htand up asnlnnt the wall,"
1 know alia s solng to ana
llow many feot I'm tall.
She mnnmiroa up and down
While 1 itand very etralght,
Anil, with a mlley frown.
blie tries to calculate.
8ho aayai "H'ml Let me see
' He's four years old." And theft
She whlnpora, "Forty-three,"
Or In It "Throe feet ten?"
ncarccly breaths at all
Till she inyi, meaaurlng mors,
"Thla boy la Jut aa tall
Aa hla father waa at four!"
1 -Youth' Companion.
t
one side or tne rront ana it enus
twlstod Into rosettes with flower cen
ter. Tbe frock pictured is or wniie
accordion platted not, with black
sntln vest Introduced on the waist
How Is Wiih Wint.r Flannsl So
Won't Shrink.
To sncceanfully wash flannels take
two gallon pall of cold water and add
ono third bar of any good aoap except
liuphtha. dissolved, and one heaping
tablenpooiiful of Imrax. also dissolved.
Htlr cold water, dlHHolvcd soap and
borax well together and put In the
fli els. Let stand two or three days
ud then mli the soiled part lightly
with the hands, rlmte twice in coia
water, wtlng. shake and dry quickly.
Flannels washed In this way do not
slilnk, remain soft and wear longer.
IlhiiikPts washed In this way never
mat. but remain fluffy and soft until
worn out Crocheted or knit shawls.
Jackets or caps washed In this way
and dried on a sheet, not hung up, In
warm place will be like new again.
When necessary to shrink flanueln
fold the ntntorlnl. place It In a tub.
cover with Is.tllng water and allow
the Koods to remain In It until the
water cools. Hang the goods straight
on a line and when partly dry press
on the wrong side.
To wash an article made of Ice wool
or Shetland wisil. put ft tnlileiMsiiifil
of Ninix In a hirco basin of warm
water, let It dissolve, then make
stroinr and of white soap. Wash one
article at a time through the suds,
riihhlnc and suiieezlug gently, but
never wringing.
Itlnso in warm water, the same tern
perature as the suds.. until free of all
soap, then lay lightly nsn a clean
sheet stretched In the sun and turn It
alsiut many times until dry. always
keeping It 111 a loose pile. When quite
dry hold for a few minutes In the
stcum of a boiling kettle. It will come
out light and fluffy. By not wringing
or banging, but drying lu tbe pile.
there's no fraying or stretching out of
sbaie.
OLD NEWSPAPERS.
How to Convort The Into Kitohen
Conveniences.
Use newspapers freely in the kltch
en, spreading under pan when wash
lug dishes or a table when peeling
fruit or vegetables; also spread them
around table, sink and stove when
cooking. Crumple them up to wipe oft
greasy dishes and clean the bottoms
of smoky pans, rolish tinware, win
dows and Btoves with tbem. Make
thick pad of severnl of them to stand
on when ironing. You will truly find
thcra a rest for weary "soles." Damp
en them and tear into bit to sprinkle
over a dusty carpet. They brighten
wonderfully.
Jfotlc for 1'ublicstion
Department of the Interior,
U. H. Land Otltce nt The Dalles, Or.
Novcmlier 26th, 1913.
Notice Is hereby irlven that
II Kurl Cross
of Prlnevllle, Oregon, who, on June
Uh, 1910, made lloiiiesteitd Entry
No. OWt.'Srt, (or set nwj, w nej, nw j
w I Olid 111 1 nw l section 8. township
18 south, rnnge 16 east Willamette
Meridian, has tiled notice of Inten
tion to make final three-year proof,
to establish cbiliu to .the land above
descrltied before Timothy E. J.
Duffy, L H. commissioner, at Prlne
vllle, Orcuon, on the 9th day of Jan-
nry, 1914.
Claimant mimes as witnesses:
EilgarJ. Bundy, Walter C. McNely,
William W. Davis, John Burnett, all
f Prllievllle, Oregon.
II. r h a n k oontm-K,
124 Iteglster.
W. P. Mykk N. G. Wi.i.ais
MYERS & WALLACE
Lawyers
Kmmttra Bld'g, Prineville, Ore
J.ll. Hell A. W. Sims
Crook County Abstract Co.
(Inc) Snccemon to
The J. H. Haner Abstract Co.
Prineville, Oregon
Alwtracta Insurance
Prof. A. W. Grater,
Divine Healer .
Office in Morris Building three doors
south of Journal office.
Prineville, Oregon
Dr. Howard Gove
Dentist
Crook County Bank Building
J l"l
! X.tica i f Sheriff Siitd
Bs virtue of an execution duly issued
hv the rli.rlr nt the circuit court of the
1 VI . . ! . . r. .. I. M0,A ni flvannn
elated the l'h day of October, 191.1, in
a certain action in the circuit court for
said county and state, wherein Gibson
J. Hiirnn aa n'aintiff recovered iudii-
ment against Odin rails irrigation ana
Power Company, a corporation, for the
sum of One Thousand dollars, and
co-ts and dinrmmementB taxed at
Eighteen snd 40 hundredths dollars, on
the 8th day of October, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that I will on
tb lOtk air f unary, 1914,
at the front door of the courthouse In
rineville in Crook connty, at 10 o'clock
' in the forenoon of id day, sell at pub
lic auction to the highest bidiler, lor
cash, the following descried property,
to-wit; . sei section 22; swj, wj
nwj, ej nwj. m ei, section 28 n)-,
sej, nej sej, nwj section 27; nej ne,
tection 33; wj nwj, ee4 nwj, lection
34, sll in township 14 south, range 12
east of Willamette Meridian. Alao all
of those rights of way for ditche",
canals or flumes for irrigation or recla
mation purpoes conveyed to the Odin
r ails Irrigation awl rower company,
corporation nd now of record in the
Record ol Deeds ol croos county, ure
gon, in Book 18, page 870; Book 18,
page 100; Book 18, page 28.
Taken and levied upon as the proper
tv of said Odin Falls Irrigation and
Power Company or as mncb thereof
may be neceassry to satisfy tbe said
judgment in faor of Gibson J. Burns
against said Odin Falls Irrigation snd
Power Company with interest thoreon,
together with all costs and disburse
ments that bsve or may accrue.
mask Eleixs, Sheriff.
Dated at Prineville. Oregon, tni 8th
dav of December. 1913.
By D. U. Peoples, deputy. 12 11
H otic for Publication
Iiepnrtment of the Interior,
. 8. Land tiffice at The Daiiee, Or,
NovemlHT 2ith. 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that
Pearl f). Kayler
widow of Elmer W. Kayler, deceased,
f Prineville, Oregon, wtio, on r eu
ro nry 12th, 1910. made homestead
ntry o. OWI0S, for Wi nwj ana w$
kw section 2, township 15 south.
mutfe -is east Willamette Meridian,
ha tiled notice of Intention to make
mil three-year proof to establish
Inlm to the land above described
la-fore Timothy E. J. Duffy, U. b.
iinnilHstoner, nt Prineville, Oregon,
on the 15th day of January. 1914.
Claimant name ns witnesses:
Mner Clay pool, Granville Clifton,
Wnrren Crooks, William Harold, all
if l'rluevllle. Oregon.
H. Fkask ooncncK,
12 4 Heglstcr.
8lf Irrigating Pans For Plant.
One of the best tdeaa la tha self irri
gating basket or pan. This Is made
up In all stylo and bns a reservoir
of tin, which sets In the basket with
pipe extending up to the height or
the basket This pipe Is entirely bid
den whon the ferns or plant re
Dlnced In the basket.
All the watering Is done through thl
pipe, the reservoir holding enough wa
ter to last ten dnys. There are two
openings lu tbe reservoir with sponges
In them, and the plants absorb the wa
ter through those sponges In qtmntl
tie required. Fern and plants grow
better In these baskets than in the
ordlunry receptacles for them, as thoy
are never given too much or too ltttla
water at a time.
How to Treat Nw Umbrsll.
Before using a new umbrella Inject
smnll quantity of vaseline Into the
hinge portion of the frame. Vasellue
will not spread like other oils and
spoil the covering and Is ft sure pre
ventive against rust vel nninreiia
should be stood on their handles to
dry. This allows the woter to run out
of them Instead of Into the part where
the silk nud ribs meet, thus causing
the tnetiil to rust and the silk to rot
J. Tregelles jVox
M. K. C. 8. Eng; snd L. 8. A. London;
Licence Oregon HUt Medical Hoard.
Hpecialiiit in Surgery; Hygiene; Ali
mentary Csnal, women and children!
dixeaaea. eta.
ODIn and rmldcnixi Third atreet nar Court
Houie. Tl.: Ploner. Colls nwerrl
promptly. Dtit or day. Charge moderate
Ctfm lm 0mM f C,m ,
J4 mm ttymM Jf
W!CDL18T8
Belknap d d wards
SPkjiMmm mn4 Surf.
(County rbysiclan.)
T. E J. DUFFY
The Brosius Bar
Finest Brands of Wbes,
Liquors and Cigars.
LAGER BEER ON DRAUGHT
Attorne-at-Lavr
(Hucccator to W. A. Bell)
Prinvii.l
Oregon
Notice of Sheriff's Sat
Ity virtue of an execution In fore-
losiire duly Issued by the clerk of
he circuit court of the county ot
Crook, state of Orecon, dated the
lltb day of Dec., 1913, In a certain
ictlon In the circuit court for said
oiiiitv and state, herein O'Xell
Brothers Company, a corporation.
is plaintiff, recovered judgment
igaliiHt II. k. Mssen, Cora Musen
and Harry N. KJer, for the sum of
Klve Hundred Ijorty-LliMit and sixty
hundredths dollars, and cost and
llshursement taxed at Mnty four
lollars. on the 6th day of December,
1913. Notice Is hereby Riven that I
will on the
171k Jay f Jaaury, 1914,
at, the north front door of the court
house In Prineville, In said county
nt 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said
lav. sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing descrllied prouerty, to-wit: The
ninth 20 feet of lot 5 In block 19 In
tbe town of Madras (formerly Pal
malti) and I have taken and levied
upon as the property of the said H.
K. Mssen, t ora .Mssen ana iiarry
Kler. south 20 feet of lot 6, block 19,
Palmaln, Ore., and I will sell the
same or as much thereof as may he
necessary to satisfy the said judg
ment In favor of O'Xell Brother
Cuiiiiianv. a corporation, against
aid H. K. Mssen, oora Mssen ana
Harry N. KJer, with interest ttiereon
together with all costs and disburse
ments that have or may accrue.
Khanr Ei.kinb, sheriff
Dated at Prineville, Ore., Dec. 11,
1913. 13-18
By W. E. Van Allen, deputy.
JtUrn-j,-mt-Xmm
tttal Cstai
Comett Building, Room 6
F. E. BROSIUS, Proprietor
D. H. PEOPLES
Civil and Irrigation Engineer
Koom 11 Adsmson Bld'g
Prineville, Ore.
OS
iPAyi-itian mmtl Jmrfrmm
Calls Aniwh Paonmv day o wiam
Orrici ON oooa boittm or ammub
Dies HToaa. Both office an resi
dence telephone!.
Print'": - - Owm
W. A. BELL I
Lawyer
The Dalle - . Oregon
JJJ? Si. CltUH,
jtttrntjr-mtjCmm
SPm will; Orfn.
fflft . S3rink
Xawyr
Willard U. Wirtz
Attorney-at-Law.
Office In M. B. Bigg' otlice.
PhineviIjLB Oregon
Notic to Creditors
Notice is hereby given, by the under
signed, the administrator of the estate
of E. C. Person, deceased, to all cred
itors ol said deceased and to all persons
having claims against his estate to
presi nt the same with the proper
vouchers, to the ufidersigned at the of
fice ot M. R. Elliott in Prineville, Ore
gon, within six mouths from the first
publication of this notice.
Dated and published first time Dec.
18, 1913. . C. C. Buchanan,
Administrator ol the estate of E. C.
Person, deceased.
Woven Nam Tapea.
For the methodical housewife woven
name tapes are a boon. For $2 you
enn have your name woven In twelve
doxen little leliirths of White tape, 'ine
weaving Is In red. These twelve doz
en tnpos would mark much of your
household linen for years to come,
doubtless, for, of course, It would not
do for table linen. For sheets and pil
lowcases, towels of nil sorts and under
wear nothing could be neuter or more
How to Keep Egg Yolks.
When only the whites of eggs nre
be used the yolks may be kept fresh
for severnl dnvs bv leavlns them In
the shell (after the whites have run
out through a small hole). Wot paper
In a little of the white and paste it
over the bole. The yolks may thus be
boiled hard, ns their weight keeps the
shell upright lu water, or they may be
used as desired.
IA A P Lodge meets every Tuee-
U U. r day night
Strangers welcome.
Gko. Noblr, N. G.; Bert Barnes,
V. G. ; T. L. Coon, Sec. ; C. B. Dinwid
dik, Tress
Farm
Loans
For a short time we have sub
ject to our disposal
$25,000
(or loans on highly improved
irrigated ranches iu the vicin
ity ol Prineville. Loans to
be for f 5,000 or more and run
from 3 to 5 years, with inter
est st 8 per cent, payable an
nually. We charge a email commission
to be paid by the borrower.
See
A. R. BOWMAN
with Central Oregon Title &
Trust Co. 6 19
Prineville, Oregon
How to Make Maohin Work.
When a sewing machine will not
work stand It nour the tire so that the
oil may melt and then clean with pure
paraffin, putting It Into every oil hole.
Work the machine well and then wipe
Dissolution of Partnership
The co-partnership heretofore ex
ist Inir between Win. Hall and Fred
Stroud, under the name of Hall &
Stroud, Is hereny nissoiveu oy
mutual consent. All bills owing: to
the O. K. Market up to and includ
ing December 8, 1913, must be paid
bv the first of the year at the Crook
County Bank, where the books a ay
be found. Krkd Stroiio,
Wm. Hai.l.
Dated this 22ud day of December,
1913.
every part with a clean cloth. When
durable. It takes three or four weeks j perfectly clean lubricate with machine
for the manufacturer to All each order. . "-
Call for Warrants
Notice 1b hereby given that all regis
tered Conntv Warrants up to and in
elndino No. 1G20. will be paid on pre
sentation to the county treasurer. Also
nil rmriatnred Scaln hountv warrants.
No interest paid after this date De
cember 18, 1913. R. L. Jordan,
County treasurer ol Crook county.
Shingles, Mouldings, WindowB,
Doors, Glasses, Etc Etc., Etc.
SHIPP & PERRY
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Tf3riTErTdrzSr:ir:iT 8 ip.is nd
THE HAMILTON STABLES
J. H. WIOLE, Proprietor
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, week or month at
Reasonable rates. Remember us when in
Prineville. Rates Reasonable. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
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