ran nufM: sr r
Recorder Hyde
Makes
Report
Tin city rcrorttt'r'M olllce paid
f'rlnovllltt a revenue of ubout fl.r0
liwt yenr.
Kerorder Hyde In muklntr lila ra
port for the yi-ar juiit cloned nIuU-m
that nilil.W) was received in line
durinjr 1914 from a total of 52 con
vlctlon, or an avenge of a little
more than JQ.fiO ouch.
Seventy person wore ar rented
during tho year, from which there
were (JO convictions. Kluht of these
were either released on suspended
sentence, esruped from custody or
served out their fines In jail.
May showed more arrests than
any other month, 81 persons hnvlnjr
been arrested during that month.
February, December and June
showed ten each and March and
April each have nine arrests re
corded. During August and No
vember but one arrest each month
was mailo- J hero is no apparent
explanation for tho unusual num
ber of arrests and convictions dur
ing May.
Fair Association
Elect New Officers
The Crook County Fair Assoc!
tion held its annual meeting Mon
day. A board of directors was
elected for the coming year and
other important business trans
acted. Henry McCall, K. T. Slayton and
J. H. Shlpp are the new board.
There will bo a meeting of this
board in a few days and a president
nnd secretary will bo chosen fur the
coming year.
l'lans for the fair were discussed
and more publicity, earlier publi
cation and a revision of the
premium list, later date for the
fair ami n numlier of other things
were recommended to the new
board. 1'rcpare for a good fair
next fall.
Funny Film at Lyric
If parents want their children to
see a genuinely funny picture which
will greatly please the youngsters
as well as themselves, they should
take them to tho Lyric Thursday or
Friday evening this week to nee the
Keystone two-reel picture being
featured there. It is acted through
out by children, there being tho
usual hero, heroine, villian, etc,
and there Is certainly a most ex
citing chase by a miniature loco
motive, a handcar and a team of
Shetland ponies.
Murdered in Cold Blood
Continued from 11 rut pnitr.
Sheriff Chrisman accompanied
Marks to his ranch and l'ettis sur
rendered. Pettis then was taken
to tho Hrown ranch on the Des
chutes river, arriving there at day
light. Pettis told Marks ho was
afraid that Hrown was going to try
and get his recently filed-on home
stead awav from him. liefore leav
ing after the shooting Pettis
searched tho house and hid 1-10
worth of postage stamps he had
found, lie told the sherilT ho did
not want anyone else to get them
while he was away. Pettis had
hung the mail sack on the crane in
the morning, as Mr. Hrown had
ordered. It is believed Pettis be
came crazed by drinking a quantity
-of liquor left at tho Iirown ranch
by fishermen.
While at Gateway, Prown had
bought a watch for Pettis, having
it in his grip when slain.
Miiddux k Co. will buy your
tables and prolines. Auk the
l'lione Pioneer Und 003.
vetrn.
mm).
Tho Ronii- Weekly anil Sumlny Oregon
Journal lins inttirtntinn articles for
every niBiiiber of the funiily st s vory
ninll com. Reduced nit.os until Febru
ary IhL Hay V. Conbtaiii.k,'
1-8 Axont.
Notice ot Final Settlement
Notice Is hereby kI von by the under,
signed, the administrator of the es
tate of Fernando Roots, deceased, to
all persons IntereHted In mild cxUitc,
that he Ims made flnd tiled with the
clerk of tho county' court his final ac
counting of his administration of
wild estate nnd that the county
court has Ret Monday, the 1st day of
March, 1915, at 10 o'clock a, in. at
the county court room In I'rlnevllle,
Oregon, as tho time and place for
hearing and settling mild final ac
counting. At which said tlino and
place, any person Interested In said
est ate may appear and object to said
final accounting.
Dated Jan. 7, 11)15.
A. II. Llppmnn,
Administrator of the lintato of Fer
nando Roots, deceased,
Lodges Install Officers
The Odd Fellows will Install of
ficers tonight. They are as follows:
Fate Short, N. (J.; S. 0. Ilinkle,
V. (J,; L. Kamstra, secretary; G.
P. Keutris, treasurer,
Olllcers for tho Kuhcknh lodge
for the following year are: Vivian
Ilinkle, N. G.; Mrs. Mattio Ilinkle,
V. G.; Mrs. T. P. Zell, secretary;
Mrs. W. Jl. Young, treasurer.
I. O. O F. Encampment will In
stall the following officers tonight:
listen Short, C. P-j C. L. Shattuck,
II. P.; A. li. Noble. S. W.; L. B
lafulletto, J. W.; Norrls Morgan,
scribe; G. P. Reams, treasurer
The officers for the Masonic
lo Ige, which Installed a few days
ago, are as follows: Wm. J. Pan
cake, W. M.i Geo. W. Noble, S.
W.; J. W. Carlson, J. W ; U. L.
Jordan, treasurer; Asa W. Patties,
secretary; I). H. Peoples, S. D.;
Wm. S. Ayers, J. D ; 0. G. Adams
S. S.; 0. C. Foster, J. S.; W. F.
King. T.
High School Notes.
Miss Iilma Noble of the Normal
Department is teaching in the
Prineville public school this week.
Tn students to enter school
iic New ears are: Normal
Dept. Rader Prewit of Auburn,
Calif. Commercial Dept. I?slie
Wright of Ijimonta, and Frank
Hroderick of Prineville.
Miss Florence Merrill and Miss
Abby Wilson have enrolled for
special work in the Normal Depart
ment.
Miss Catherine Conway of the
F.nglish Department Is again in her
position after an illness of two
weeks.
Miss Syker of Salem is here to
begin work as instructor if Domed-
tic Science and Art, Mrs. II, R.
Pratt having resigned.
The Manual Training and
Domestic Art Departments
busy making furniture for
Kducationnl Department of
Oregon Building at the San Fran
cisco Exposition. This department
is to be furnished by the Industrial
schools of Oregon and C. C. II. S.
s doing its share.
Supt. II C. Baughman is corre
sponding with a number of young
people who expect to enter high
school the next semester. The in
dications are that the school will be
filled to overflowing at that time as
every seat in tho assembly is now
occupied and there is no room for
more.
The question for the League
Debate this year is: Resolved,
That the federal government should
own and operate all intra state
railroads acting as common carriers,
including intra state lines compet
ing with them, constitutionality
waived. The affirmative team com
prising Fred Rice, leader, Letha
livert and Stacy Smith will meet
The Dalles negative at Prineville
Friday, January 22. The negative
team, Orville Yancey, leader,
Beatrice Johnson and Hobart Bel
knap, will meet tho Wasco negative
at Wasco on the same date. The
students have taken much interest
in debate this year. Nearly thirty
took part in the tryout.
the
are
the
the
Summons.
la the circuit court of the State of
Oregon f"r Crook county.
II. S. Cram, Plaintiff,
vs.
Prineville Creamery Company, a cor
poration, Defendant.
To Prineville Creamery Company,
a corporation, Defendant:
In the name of the Nt ate of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear
and answer tho complaint (lied
against you In the above entitled ac
tion ou or before the 19th day of Feb.,
lllin. and It .vou fall so to appear anil
nuiswer, tho plaintiff will take Judg
ment agalimt vou for the sum of Five
Hundred Dollars, with Interest upon
;l0 00 thereof from the ilOth day of
Sept, 1914, at the rale of six percent
per annum, and Interest on f 180 00
thereof at t he rata of six per cent
per annum from the 1st day of Dec ,
JH14, a.nd for his costs and dtsburs
mcnls of this action.
This summons Is published by or
der of tho Honorable G. Springer,
Judge of the County Court of Crook
Oounty, Oregon, made on the Ot li
day of Jaunary, HUB, which said
order prescribed that tills summons
bo published In the Crook County
Journal, a weekly newspaper printed
and published la I'rlnevllle, Crook
County, Oregon, for a period of six
consecutive weeks.
The date of the first publication of
this summons Is January 7t h, 11115.
M. R. IOlllott,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
r.;;v:': Jfj Pit! flA '
Good cooking helps the health
and happiness 'cf your family.
Surely jroti tliouM have a range that
will enable you to do your but cooking.
":)i"-tl"" rntlrn (rnM rooklnc our. It la
lx.t)ui ' o n:hnta! put tngctln-r to bold
liru"; tv h mtirt U r-h-ritllli-aJ!y Ijuiu lo do Ka
w-rk iut rich!. V.Tluol)imll..l.JiKlclnr
I'nil lr-ti,r,;.-l ti nt rwht runt and near
Unco timLti as lutj aaordlii&ry rango metaia.
A!l J"!'iVi c 1rlvet:J (no potty wed)
ii i:..! Ufclit-linMa Uv h it In, main
Ij. i L;jl...-i Lakii.( ica( wad luaat iueL
V ' ii n vifs'.".- psrfoct balrtnc qnall
- v. fi-il favinif and work-lnNwuloc
''-'' "' V u trm-4 fet In onllnarj
r-. . ',. IteaaMhrnnrauna
r"i t L ; ) .ra iuutir wu Uiai U givaa.
health and harineM of your whole
family is cllecttd ly the nne you buy.
Kf li l J i. it luveMiKale lliorou;lily. liefore you buy
rioneflDie ana tnarcoal iron "y e, come to our nore md mc the
'ij-anv nwsu tuu srw tlm lUiVeUlUCIe
More end
liottr water!
WalMtln water heatlni front la StM with
rlli ti..lnw plna Hint riu n.l rlviit Into Ilia
Arn; etvloe tfnu.k'iit wntor-hftuiuiftaiirtB'aof
anr rmmo tiniini hi-nta mora wan.r n.uib
uukaui ftud hottar Uiau onluiary watvr kjut,
CTla';4
Majestic
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Sold by
O. C. CLAYPOOL & CO. Inc.
Groceries and Hardware
OREGON
PRINEVILLE
To One and All:
3 A prosperous and happy New Year, and an invita
tion to visit often that place which strives to furnish
you each evening in the year an hour of entertainment,
of pleasure' of education where you may forget your
troubles, sorrows or cares in restful comfort through
the medium of that great modern and universal institu
tion, the motion picture. Courteously,
The Lyric Theatre
PRINEVILLE MEAT MARKET
HALL & DAVENPORT
Proprietor!
Our cold storage plant enables us to
keep a full line of fresh meats in
perfect condition. Fruits and vege
tables. Give us a trial.
Prineville - Redmond Auto
Stage Line
JOHN E. HUNSAKER, Prop.
Mail .passengers, express, baggage and
freight. Connect with all trains.
Leave Redmond each morning on arrival of Train No.
1 04, arrive Prineville two hours later.
Leave Prineville 3:00 p. m.
A.
nnoiiiicemeii!
The Ford Garage Handles
Firestone
Goodyear
United States
Michelin
Tires
A complete stock of all sizes on
hand.
Watch for cur announcement of
new cars.
Full line of oils and gas.
C. W. WILSON
PROPRIETOR
Prineville Oregon
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A BANK BOOK
overtops almost everything in importance in business life.
It means freedom from worry, freedom from disputes about
payments, better standing with those with whom you do
business. We shall be glad to have your account and you
will be glad to have one here after you learn its advantages.
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon.
The Oldeat Bank in Central Oregon
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $150,000.00
LUMBER
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; Shingles, Mouldings, Windows,
Doors, Glasses, Etc. Etc., Etc.
! SHIPP& PERRY
I PRINEVILLE, OREGON
HOROLOGIC AL
CI What time is it? Get something besides a cheap
watch and you will not have to ask. Get a watch that
you will not be ashamed to produce in a crowd.
PERCY R. SMITH, Watchmaker and Jeweler
You would enjoy the Journal. $1.50 per year
City Meat Market
HORIGAN & REINKE, Props.
Choice Home-Made Hams, Bacon
and Lard
Fresh Fish and Oysters
Fruit and Vegetables in Season
The Journal is Cheap at $1.50 a year