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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1914)
Sisters. Powell Butte Mr, 8. I), Mtmtard returned from Ppokanu Tiinmliiy evening1, where ihe had boon (or tint pull mouth vhtltliig Irlund out relative. Tli crowd of young folk chperniied by Medmi-i Smith ind lliimphre who had enjoyed week of camp life on Hit MuKantie, returned tiotnct (lis Hrt of the WM'k, Allen Willcoxon returned home Wed eeday fiom a week' combined bimliitiM nd pleasure trip to the Vey Metrnp till. lit) vlalled Mm. Willcnx.iri ai.d Harriett while In I . . r 1 1 uri 1 1 wild together tliay tiMik run down to H-iclo (or a lew dv. Mr. Willcoxon y Mih, V. nd Harriett went Id Tucnina week where they will vUit freud beloie I liny return homo, "Sy" Ilucktn"liam, tl I Pliora' limn, wa a local vUltor lant week. A. II. Khcxlo traded hore with Frank McCaflvry Tueaday, Ha now baa a tin IiIk thrie-year-old which lin In tend to work witli lili Jumbo colt, tlm latter tliu Mgantti youiiit Iioim in Dili eotlon. J utnboV weight In lilllo Ion than a ton mid lit) H Kill growing. Mm. (ii'o. I!wkinitnwu vitilor to Prineville, Thumday. Prank Kbmler I making a clitein on bin place, no al0 In U0, Unlet). Mm. Mry Brown went to Rcniond Thurdy, whaia the will vliit wltb Iter laughter, Mm. Henry Young mid fam ily for aom tli no. John Khnde lelt Halurday for Antorla, Oregon, whr h will probably r-j tnaln (or the winter in an effort to Im prove hi health, which h lieen (ar from aatifactory recently. Karl Tinner went to Kedtnund Friday fur a few dava' vlalt with Ida pare nt a. A.W.Bayn ami Allen Willcoxon were; viailor at tlm county teat Saturday. Henry Tweet and family returiuHl home Saturday from a week' camping trip above Bend. They report baving had good time. Overlooked I Ant week: Mr. and Mm. Tutu Pundey entertained at dinner Sunday. Tlmir gttnata were Mr. and Mra. A. K. Hauger and Mir Walker, of Moel.m. Wh., Mr. and Mra. It. II. McCoy and n, Itohert and Mm. Stan 1 .berry, of Terrebonne, and Mr. Hiiby, San I'lego, Cat. The de wera very favorably imprcrwd with bay crop in our locality, and i hope their vinit ii tu may he the ineaua of local iug on;e of them among tin. Lea Alley left Sunday (or hia home at Tillamook, Oregon. Ha la making the trip ou horeeback acrori the tuouutaina via Mi Kiniie para. Ora Seam i etui tied home Saturday from week' vlait In Redmond. , Mr. and Mra. Ray Mackey and the Miaaea Katea, of Prineville, autoed tbrougb thia auction Sunday on their way Jo iteod where Mim Leola Katea will have charge of a rural aehool , near that city. Mi I'anliiie Trueavtale accompanied them from here. Mr. John Kiaaler and dauglite, Mrr. Uoetger, and Karl Stearni were Red mond viaitora at the Frank Rinaler koine Sunday, Mra. Ktta Arno'd and Hon Kverett, of tend autoed out Monday for a few day 'a vlait at the A. VV. Bayn home. Mina (iladva, who baa been viaiting at the Arnold', accompanied them home. He fore returning Mra. Arnold wilt transact buaineaa at the county feat. Allen Willcoxon waa a dinner gucet at the Trueadale home Sunday. Mr. and Mra. (uy Sean were Prine ville. vinltor Monday, the former to at attand court. Will Brown baa lieen on the lick list. C. K. Waldron, a tnechatiic from i'lirtlatid, will 'apend the next few month with lila undo, K. f-. Waldron, of Cluvardule. A group of the young folkaof Sinter bad plcnlo lunch out under the pine laat Wadnnaday evening, (iei, Wllvoo waa the gueat of honor. Mr, llayden, of Powell Butte, I In later for t' winter. Matt Kuleach wait Prineville v'nitor laat week. The Jolly bachelot of Doaert Bpiing enlurUliied their lady friend at the home ul Mr. (tamper, (iamea were enjoyed until a late hour when the boy aerved refreshment. Ctirtl Chriaty waa a Kedm:md vlnltor Hiiturday. Harold Cixike la working In thia vicin ity thia week. L, (i. (irube made a buidueii trip to Redmond Friday. I'.. L. and C. E. Waldron were bimi neaa vial turn at Latdlaw Saturday. The Portland Ad Club and lit nil Com mercial Club mai'e a flying trip to H tem Sunday, where a royal reception awaited them. Dinner followed by toanta and reapanei furnialied a lively time (or all who were In attendance. On their wjiy to Rend they drove through Clovcnlalii and then back by the way of TuiiibIo. THE AMERICAN FLAO. When Freedom, from her iuoiio tiiln lii-luht, V ufoiled lu-r aliiuilard to Ilia ulr, Him tore the nxure robe of nlKlit And M-t the atara of glory there! Slio mingled with It gorgeoua lyea The milky bnldrlc of tbe aklea, And etriped iu pure, ceh-atlul while Wltb atreaklug of tueinorulng IlKbL Then, from lila mnnalon In tb ami, She culled ber eflgle bearer down And gave Into hia mighty bund The aytubol of her cboat-u laud! Flag of the free ' heart' hoe mid home, lly niiKel hiimU to vnlor Riven, Ttiy atura biive lit the welkin dome And nil thy Inula were bora In lieu veil. Forever II out that atnndnrd ftlipt-t! Where brent hva the foe, but full In-fore ua, '.Villi freedom' aoll liem-ath our feet And Freedom'a banner at ream ing o'er ua? Joaepli Rodman Drake. We give double Brown Trad ing Stamps on all purchases for Fruit Jars. A complete variety. O. C Claypool & Co. Alfalfa Pasture for Rent. About 200 acres of first-class alfalfa pseture for cattle or hornet, No sheep. Reasonable fate. Apply W. E. (iuerin. Alfalfa, Ore. 9 27-2 VIRTUE. If there be uo nobility of de aoeiit, ull the more ludlKpeuauble la It that there ahould be nubil ity of naceut a character In them thnt beer rule, so tine and blKb and pure that aa men come wlthlu tbe circle of IU influence tbey Involuntarily pay homage to that which la the one pre-eminent dlNtiiictlun, the royalty of virtue. Henry Codmiin Potter. OLD AGE. There la n winter for you and me. ii nd when we approach the end of llfe'a February do we not ciitcti n glimpse of the spring which looiim up ou the borlzouT Old ii)!e? Yes, we are dull, but the auul la Ht ill young and awnlts with eui;er anticipation tbe KpiiiiKtlme of our Immortality. The February of life brings us to the valley thnt la Juat this aide of the New Jcruanlcm.- (it'orge If. Ilcpworth.- If You Can Gat Up. "There's always room at the top." "ea, hut Hometlmea the elevatot Isn't ruuiilng." Cluvelund Leader. Cruelly Frank. He How Is It you are always out when 1 cain -She Just luck. Life. Sim Thing. 'Don't court trouble." "No; court ulrl and tbe rest will take) cure of Itself." Ronton Ilerald. Dr. Sam T. Rogers MAGNETIC HEALER of l'ortlan.1, Ore., will be at Rooms 8 and 9 in the Cornett , Building for about two months. Treats all acute and chronic dineases. Cures Without the Knife! Appendicitis, null stone, floating kidney, hemorrhoids, dis placement ol uterus, tumors, goitre, a ienoids and many other dreaded diseases. Can refer to some of l'rineville's leading people who have taken treatment of him. 9-10 Examination Free! Some Government Money Received Eugene, Ore , Sept. 2. Clyde R. Suits, supervisor of the Cascade national forest, has received infor mation by wire from the depart ment at Washington that $10,000 of the 170,000 promised for the im provement of the road over the summit of the mountains by way of the McKenzie pass is now available. It will be here in a short time, but the actuul work of improvement will not begin until next summer, when the winter snows will have disappeared. It is the intention to take a steam shovel and other ma chinery to the summit to be used in the construction of the road. 9 Gems In Vese BACK TO THE LAND. TIIEItK art loo many "draamar and thlnkaia" ' And nut tnouah Hilar of aolL Trior ar loo many latere and drlnkara. Who una up lh producta of toll. Tbar ar too many booaiara and boom er, With manner too aaay and bland. We'r curaijd with loo muny conaumera. n ought to go back to the land. Thar ar too many latter and takara And not enough men who product. Thar ar too many broad rolling acre Untouched and untitled out of uaa. W atlck wbw-ath grim and thagrlt I. And th trela with tha poor ar a-iwsrm. W'r croaded loo much In th oltlaa. Wa ought to go back to th farm. We've got to b worker and plowara. Who awaat In th field Ilk tru men. We've got to rnuk ua of our powers To make th land bloeaom again. What, met On a farm? And to atay theref Wall, not for a bundle of pelft I waa trying to ahow you the war there, But I'll atlck to th city myaelf. -Tit-Blta. IN ONE LUMP. TAWS of lou of glrla remind ua " That we mlxht be going eome If wa only had behind u All th coin they've pnt for gum. -Puck. FATE. THE ky la clouded, th rocka ar bare, Th ipray of tb tempeet la wlme In air, Tit wind are out wltb tb wave at play. And I ahall not tempt tha aea to day. ( Th trail la farrow, tb wood I dim. Th panther cling to th arching limb. , Tha bon a whelp ar abroad at play, And 1 ahall not join In the cha today. But th ahlp tailed aafejy over tb ea. And tha hunter came from tb chaa In flee. And th town that waa buUded upon a rock Waa awal lowed op la an earth quake ahock. Brat Bart. Call for Warrants Notice Is hereby irlven that all renlRterel (ieneral Fund Warrants up to and Including regleter No. 260, will be piilil on presentation. I uter es t stops Sept 10, 1914. Rai.imi I.. Jokiian, 9-10 Treasurer and Tax Collector. For Sale or Exchange. Residence property one block from fniblio school, two story building, L't ots. 8-6 Rav V. Constablk. For Sale A 40 h.p. Buli'k Automobile, com plete with power tire pump, top, curtalne, lighting syatein, epeed onieter and dock, all In perfect condition. For price aud terms Inquire at Journal olllce. 8-27tf For beet u.ualltv milk, crenm, butter and buttermilk 'pbone Wiu. S. Ayres. 4 30-tf For chapped linndH and fnce, sun burn, etc., tiae our Velvet Skin Lo tion. X-20 PhixkvillkDm:uCo. The Dalles Model Laundry HlKb-Rrndo laundry work. Send In your laundry by Parcel Post. Prompt attention. R. J. CHuikiit, proprietor. 6-18 Do you know you can buy a new ICIkIii watch for 5.50 at L. Kara Btra's? If you are looking for a watch be sure to call on him and get his prices. . 8 20tf For Sale. Two hundred tons of hay and four hundred acrea of Rood pasture. U. Caiinell, Meadows, Ore. 8 20 Up For Sale. , Six lot close in, six room house, barn, shade, lawn ; fine place for family home. A bargain if taken at once, only $2,000. Inquire Journal office or address P. O. Box 444. 8 0 Good Milch Cows For Sale IIi?h grade Jerseys. Metolius, Oregon. G. A. Johnston U 31 m Why Not Take in the Round-Up Auto fare round trip from Prine ville to Pendleton, ll.f0. Huff Notile Auto- Co. will leave Prineville with two cars the morning of the 22d, arriving nt Pendleton the even lnjr of the 23d. Secure reservation or write us. Huff-Noiii.k Auto Co. 8-27 A Heroin. "Wlnif Is a hcrnlner "A jrlrl who knows nli ciin't mux and can't be con .nil to try."-I.lvluirton l.time. Typettino Machinery. The flint record of lypceetlliiK tna I'lilnery wiim ii in If In the Iiiij,il.ili put vnt olllee In 17!M. Family Tiaa. Old Cciitlciiiiin-IIiive yon any fnro: lly Ilea? Willis-fill. yea. air. Ffltliei iinikes nu weur all hi old ones. It la, Indeed. It's surprlaliiK bow much a slxteen-yenr-old aoti citn tell his fntlier that the old run n won't believe. Kxcbange. Walking and Breathing. A person walking at the rate of foni miles per hour consumes 2.300 cubic Indies of ulr per minute. Pigeon Food. Plireona will live nnd flourlHh on whole nienl brend und wnter, but not ou while brend mid water. Chin' Chain Bridge. China tuts (he world's oldest chain brldirp. streti-lilnif for half a tulle from one tiioiinuilu to u not her. Yankee Doodle. "Viinkee Doodle" Is derived from the IVrchin "YiiiiU diKinlnh." meaning the Xew World, or America. A Hill nd a Pill. Wlni t Is t!ie difference between a hill nnd ii pill? One Is hurd to Ret up. and the other Is ttitrd to Ret down. How He Minae Hr. "How Is It thiil j our wife Is so tract able?" "Why. I told her when we were mnr rhd that she could i'-i Just exur-tly a she plensed. nnd of course she finds no plcnsiire In doliut It." Cblcngo Post Unlet. "Mildred." niiirinured a fashionable young man. slnkiiu; on one knee, "for your blilhdiiy pi ft I offer myaelf." "Thitiik you." wn the cold reply, "lint I only accept useful presents!" Phllndelphlo Inquirer. A He Remembered It. "ShndUilt. did you ever have a touch of anything like the appendicitis?" "One. Hiive you forgotten. Din jniKs. that when you were operated on for It you toiii hed me for an even hun dred?" Chicago Tribune. He Went Early That Night. lie (calling) I'm here promptly. Miss Kiinnle. She Yes, Mr. Staylftte. He I never like to keep people waiting. She (significantly) Waiting for you to j come yon menu, of course. ashing toil Post. Th Similarity, ninlilis Why do you liken Ourdnppe tc the busy bee? He Isn't particularly Industrious. Is he? Slobbs Ob. no; It Isn't that, but nearly every one be touches get sfiins-Pblladelphla Record. Time'a Change. Joncn-Cheer up! There's a silver lin ing In every cloud. Broker Tea, but the time has gone by when one could mortgage a cloud, capitalise tha water, Crab the lining and stand from under. Chicago News. Bid Herself. "How did your wife take your going home drunk laat night?" "She was beside herself." "Yes. I know you must have seen two of ber: I mean, what did she Bay?" Philadelphia Ledger. NOBLENESS Be noble, and the nobleness that lie in other men, sleeping, but never dead, will rise in majesty to meet thine own. Lowell ROVnf-fiF SEPTEMBER 24-23-26, 1914 1VACUR5I0N FARES WiH an WomVfitl ninrEiprmlticu. Srencbe lulling, Indians, Cotaoyt. Haw liriaa Fatkxi aatfEicitinf t Cealailaati hi Blorf kola' p 1 aillbonna' all urn an (arlaf FORaU K DETAILS, PKT m ETC, Jjij OF THE OREGON-WASHINGTON RAIL. ROAD & NAVIGATION COMPANY Notic to Creditors. Notice is hereby given by the under signed, the administrator of the estate of Lucy S.Bootn.deceaeed, to all creditors of paid deceased and all other having claim ngainet Bald estate to preBont the earns with the proper vouchers to the undersigned st the ollice of M.K.Elliott, in Prineville, Oregon, within six months from tbe dute of the first publication of this notice. W. A. Booth, Administrator of the estate of Lucy S. Booth, deceased. 9 10 Crook Comity Fair ! SEPTEMBER 16-17-18-19 Unusually Attractive Racing Program Over 50 race horses now on hand. Two car loads more to be shipped from Vancover, Washington Fine Stock Exhibit Stalls and pens are now booked to overflowing. The best stock ever shown in the county will be on ex hibition. You can't afford to miss it Agricultural Exhibits The agricultural exhibits promise to be much tetter than was expected earlier in the season. The display will be representative of the county. Day Fireworks Something to amuse the children and grown-ups. 20 pieces will be set off every afternoon. Come your self and bring the little fellows, The School Exhibit will have prizes galore. See if you can get one. Remember the dates. Come and have a good time.
