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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
A7nclc JPam Offers
All Americans a Chance
to Feed Standing 'Belgium
Arrangements Made For Sending Parcel
Post Packages From Rural Districts.
How to Aid the Stricken Little Sister
of the World
-By XOILL IHWIJV
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HOMELESS BELGIAN WOMEN ON THE WAY TO THE BREAD LINE.
I" OR the first time In Its history the postotlke department has been en
listed in a charitable undertaking, from this time forth any Amer
lean who wishes to give fowl to the starving people of Helium has
only to stamp his parcel in the regular way and send it through the
parcel post. It will go ns straight and fast ns rail and water will carry It to
the doors of the starving lielyians, and the money lie has paid for stamps
will he refunded to the donor by the American Commission For lieiief In
Belgium, the executive offices of which are at 71 Broadway. New York citj.
Seven miilion people, mostly women, children aud old men. are still shut
wp in Belgium. Industry stopped when the Germans came; the money gave
out through the payment of fines and indemnities; the crops were mainly
ruined. With the coasts cut off, ttelgium. which imports three-quarters of her
food supply in normal times, could iuiort no more. Work is gone; money is
pone: most important of all. food is gone. The German conquerors, who
need all their own supplies to guard against the proposed 'siege of Germany"
by the allies, cannot and will not feed them. The allies, fearing that the
Germans will seize any food coming from a hostile source, cannot or will not
feed them. America must feed them or they will starve. There is no other
way. Seven million people, until last year the most Industrious, peaceable
and prosperous nation in Europe, will go to their graves this winter unless
America gives as never nation gave before.
While Belgium needs everything, she needs most of all Just food noa
rerlshable food which will stand the test of ocean transportation, such as
flour of any kind, peas, ben us aud preserved meats. The donor has only to
mt up his gift in packages of not less than twenty-five pounds nor more than
fifty pounds, stamp it in the usual way and mail It at the nearest postofBce.
If the donor adds his own name and address, TOGETIIEK WITH THE LET
TEIt "K." the money he has pa-id for stamps will be refunded to him by the
commission.
Packages mailed from OREGON should be addressed to MUNICIPAL
DOC K. INC.. PORTLAND, who are collecting agents for this district
iv. iau, rum la.vu, wuo are collecting agents lor tuis district
GERMAN "OBSERVATORY" IN FLANDERS.
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19U, by American Pres Association.
Id the lower photograph you get a near view of the man, comfortably
seated in a chair on top of the straw stack, observing the enemy through a
fieldglass, concealed by wisps of hay.
FIGHTING IN FLANDERS.
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Sisters Notes
(i. 1'. Duckt tt, CatI Wood uml
II. J. Skelton telurned Mtlmdny'
from tho Irrigation I'ongreas at
Portland. I
Kob't. Smith anil son, Hugh,'
made a buHincfs trip to llerituoml
Monday evening.
A literary society was organize.)
at Sisters.
On returning from Portland
Carl Woods purchased a Chalmers
automobile.
Hill La tit bas returned to
Sisters and ia woiking at the
Bailey ranch.
Kob't. Smith is putting in a
new Bouser gasoline tank.
Mr. and Mm, Jese Wilt and
Mrs. Johu lennis nyent Sunday
with Iriends in IWnd.
Hev. Loree held services at
Sifters Sunday afternoon.
After more than a month's vaca
tion at Cloverdale, tho school j
commenced lat Monday with
Miss Elpha Gibson as teacher.
Baptist Church .
Bible school at 10 a. m. Classes
for all. j
Preaching. U a. m. Subject,
"Am I a Saved Man." I
Junior B. Y. P. U 2A0 p. m. I
Senior B. Y. P. U., C::!0 p rn. j
Preachinpr, 7:;0, subject, "Sever I
New Things." All welcome. Special
music. II. Pat ton Hall, minister. !
Jury Finds Rcy Farnum is Guilty.
Koschurg. Key riirnum was con
victc'l of statutory crime after five
hours' deliberation. This is the thlrj
trial on the charge. Karnum still has
a murder chare to face, in which he
is accused of killing and burning tho
body of Kitna Moruan, a i.1 -year-old
girl, near Clendaie two weeks ago.
ine net results ot pood furmlng
are profits, success, a growing busi
ness and a good living.
Report of the Condition
Of Tht Fir.t N.tioo.l Bunk it Printviltt, in th
Stale at Orefon, tl tb Clou ( Buiiard
Dtcrmbtr, 31, 1914.
UK'XH'KCKH,
Umua mid itlmHimim , fcwMKl lU
Ovvnlmtta, nwuroit mid mou'eiiri'd,, l,44.!W
U.S. iiotiils liinire liri'iiU'luii la.ftHM.iiO
l,nul, vurUh', me., (oilier tlmu
l.u'k), Iik'IiiiIIiiii inciuliiiiin on Mine S.ivn.lfl
Stilutcrlpllon to SUH'k id Kvdi-rHl H-
orvv HniU Wt amount imtmld l.iKHVuti
liKnln noil, turiiltureiknit lixturea IJ.Tvi a7
tUhor real cstitl owned S,7in.M
lu tnio fVilcral amprvo bunk s.imo.OI)
lino (rem approvi'tj Kux-rve Anonu hi
eviural rorv oltlea ,XI,46
Pits Inuii appruvvd roorva auonin In
otliiT roerve vlllea ,'. (U.SMU.ua
l)ui Irom bank aud bankitm (olhi-r
than aUive) .,, l,7IS.aa
Fractional eiirrvm-y laws
('hH-ki on haaka In the aame cllv or
town a r'orlliin lauk r...,. f
Niitcaol other National llauka 'j.lu.Oii
Lawful money Itoervc In Hank via:
stwlo il,T7til
Koilvnipllonfund with t'.s, Treaaurer
oer cent ii t-lri'tilatloii Iti.iiO
Toml W,tivi.W
(.Itail.lTIKS.
Caplud l-k paid hi I .Vi.imo.lW
Surplua fund Kl.tW.lW
Undlvliti'd prollla lona current 1 1-
penoa, llltereat aud taxea paid.,., (M.OoS.Hl
eireulatlliit tlott-a, lena atitoulit oil
hand and III Treasury fur redemp
tion on tranall li.-.twwi
Individual deponlta aill.Jeet to cliecu ..'.W.-JW,!
CerlltU alea of depotlt due In leiw Itmil
SO dya tT.W.t
Cahli-r'a ehecka outMiiindtiiK I.u1
Ttl. I Li.'.OM .J
STTK I'f (iKKiidN, i
t'oiinty ol Crook. i
I, T. M. ItAi.owiv, 'iuliir ! the Ini.
niuued liunk.do atdeiuiily awior tluil liieiiUove
NUteutfUt it true to tiie U-t .d luv ktow
Iede and Uliif. T. M. 1.1V IN,
Ciotliii r.
Sulwi riU'd and "worn lotx-!oru me llila y.h
liiy n Jiiiiuary, Wt...
A. K lltoviitnu,
N.ilaiy I'uldic.
(Viooi r Atte.t:
li. W. NliiilK 1
1'. 11 l.inn.i rrr. , iirertiua
i'ari v W. KontkH 1
y70tc:sr.,iai
Cards,
The farmer should take all un
certainty out of sicuritiVs before ap
plying for u loan.
Card of Thanks
We wish to ttiuiik niir ninny
friends fur kindness shown during
our recent bereavement
A.Wtll.N HclKKMAN.
Mil. and Mus. lti .vnv.
6 Per Cent Money
Loam may be obtained for any txir
)se on acceptable Keal Emate aecurity ;
liberal privile";e; correspondence so
licited. A. C. Aiikscy Company,
7")8 (ia, Elwitric Bldir. Denver. Colo.
440 I'belan Bldg., ban Francitco. 1) 3 41
Call for Warrant
Notice Is hereby K'vrn that, all
registered Kenentl fund wnrrunta iii
to a-nd Incliidinti relMtered No. 518
and all road fund wHrruntH up
to and Including reKlstered No. l.'i.
will be li'ttil mi iriK.-n t af Ion, tiud
Interest on Maine will Mtoi) frimi this
date. lUr.i-ii l. .Ioiiiian,
January 14, 1015. Treasurer.
Our Liquid Tar Soap
Is different and better simp. Kxcellent
for the Hhaiiipoo.
8 20 I'.MNKVII.I.K Dllt li Co.
For Sale.
I'egiijtered Jersey bull, 2 years
old, in the I'w(;is family. Mother
makes 2 pounds butter day, While-
rock Kanch near Kedmond. J.
Alton Thomp-on, Iledrnond, Ord.
12-10 ltni.
Wood Sawed on Short Notice
Leave or 'phone orders to, 11. I),
StiilV Harney Shop. C. F
Pkrri.n. 12 24
MllIllllOllH.
In the circuit court of the state of Ore
gon for Crook county.
A. S. liaumgartner, Plaintiff,
V(.
J. B. Paluier anil Belle Palmer, his
wife; George T. I'oteet and- Hannah
M. Poteet, his wife, and J. Baiim
gartner, liefendants.
To J. B. Palmer and Belle Palmer,
defendants above named :
In the name of the state of Oregon
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed againut you
in the above entitled court and cause on
or before March 1, 1915, and if you fail
to aniiwer for want thereof, toe plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief
prayed for in her complaint, to wit:
That plaintiff recover judgment
against you and each of you for the eum
of If.'iOO 00 together with interest thereon
from and afier Aug 20, lOl.'i.at the rate of
ten per cent per an nn in until paid, and
lor the further sum of $50.00 special at
torney's fees, and for the costs and d is
bursements of this suit; and that 'lie
mortgage described in plaintiu'g com
plaint be foreclosed and the said mort
gaged premises be "old to satify said
judgment, ami that plaintiff may have
judgment and execution against you and
each of you for any deficiency which
may remain after applying all of the
proceeds of the sale of said premines
properly applicable to the satisfaction
of said judgment.
This summons is served upon you by
publication in the Crook County Journal
by order of Hon. W. L. Bradshaw,
judge of the above named court, dated
December 28, 1014; the first publication
to be on January 14, 1915, and last pub
lication on February 25, 1915.
Jad. O. Hhi.tzki,.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
BIGGS & BIGGS
Attorue) u-nt-I-aw
Frlneville, Ore.
Lake M. Bechtell
LAWYER
Crook County Itank Building'
Ptineviile, Oregon
HOWARD GOVE
DENTIST
Crook County Bank Building
Bennett, Sinnott & Galloway
Attorneyg-at-Law
(leneral Practice
Tiik Pau.ks, Oue.
N. G. WALLACE
Attorney-at-Law
Rooms 3-4-5 Kamatra Bld'g
Prineville, Or
J. It. Bell A. W. NIiiih
Crook County Abstract Co.
(Incorporated)
I'rlneville, Oregon
Abstracts Insurance
Prof. A. W. Grater,
Divine Healer
Oflice at residence, firnt lioiice north of
garage.
Prineville, Oregon
!Pfiytieian and tSuryron
Caitt ansmr4 prampity day mr niffAt
VSmm Sm.t..
iPrinill. Ormgon.
CAaa. S. Cdma-ds Jf. 2. Sitknap
occin.iKTM
$0 1 knap 6c dwards
!Phfseiant and Surf rani.
(County l'hyHician.)
iPrinivill: Ortgot.
T. E. J, DUI-TY
Attorne-at- Law
(Hucccwior U W. A. Ilcll)
Pkineviu.e OlIKOIlN
Qt C. rix
jfttornty -at aw
fieat tat
Cornett HiilldliiK, Itooin 0
Printout;
c. 0
!Phyticlan and tSurgton
CAU.a ANnwitKiii. FaoMPTi.r Day on Nihhi
Orrwt Oxt Poor Hoiith of Aiammn'i
lHua 8torb. H.itl offline an rij.
deuce tulephonea.
!Printvill; - - Orgo
ffft . Mrink
jCawytr
Jl lfrt. iPrinivill:
Ortgon.
Willard II. Wirtz
DiHtrict Attorney
Oflice in Crook County 15ank BId
J'itlNliVILl.K OltlfiUON
See the New Daily Pathe News
Thia film, poHilively the neweFt ever nhown in Prinnvillti,
pioturoa events whiuh occurred limt month, Tho flltti U
about twenty day old, meaning it wan xhown for tho 11 rut
tlmu twenty duy atfo.
We Are Showing It Thursday and Friday
Special Thursday evening ten minute concert between flrt
and lecond ahowi (7:110) by memlmra of tho High School
Orchestra atalated by the Lyrio Staff.
The Lyric Theatre
Prineville - Redmond Auto
Stage Line
JOHN E. HUNSAKER, Prop.
Mail, passengers.express, baggage and
freight. Connect with all trains.
I. rave Redmond each morning on arrival of Train No.
104, arrive Prineville two hours later.
Leave I imeville 3:00 p, m.
MUSIC CLEARANCE SALE
A lut ot ponuliir uiu-ie tlmt we re offering nt very low pricen
for January itnd IVhrimry. Thin in nil (jooil naixii: und in
go nl fondiiimi which we off.-r nl ihe l.dluwiiiK prin:
Two co.ie for 2 .'); 5 copier; for ()( ; McKinley imific :j
copied for 21c. W'u havi) n dun colleclioii ol lfiu:hlli piece.
Teueherahould look them over.
tHlt o( town people cn titku dvillitit(e of thin offer by
nendiit money mid lc per ropy, itnd if tiny in not to their
likinj will exchtiie, providing it is reiurned in u good eon
dition ax when Kent out. 1'oHtitpe to l.e pnid by purrhirer
both way.
LAFLER'S STUDIO
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.
CALIFORNIA
The Land of Sunshine, Fruit and Mowers
CALLS YOU
With Summertime in Winter, Outdoors and Indoors Sports,
Boating, Surf-Bathing, Driving, Golf, Polo, Tennis. For
Rest and Recreation, California is Delightful. For Safety
and Comfort, go via the
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co.
Through Portland, Return the Same Way.
California is Staging Two Big Shows, Celebrating Comple-
tion of the Panama Canal.
Panama-Pacific International Exposition
San Francisco, February 20 to December 4, 1915.
Panama-California Exposition
C l: t i i t r i
jcuiuicgu, jdiiuuiy i si io uecemuer
31, 1915
They repreHert the highext and bent of
human endeavor in the world of art,
ecience and induntry.
SEE BOTH OF THEM
TicketH, information, eto , upon npplicn
tion to A.' C. IviAN, 1). F. fc 1. A.,
O-W. II. & N. Co., Item), Ore.
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