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Whito Lt'ghorT.s.
'-' ' ' U , I'i'liiliiiiiU iiml lil(lifl laving
rtuilnii. A.tJ. ! ivv-a f'"in ducat
li'i'ii'il Im 1'iltirn. 1 Im 10; ." fur 1511.
1 UH.'il X. 1 1. I'imiT. 1'imi, Or,
S'alliort For Sale
'11 1 iitni Or Pcrt-licnm Slnllliiil,
i lulit yfiiiH ulil, ui'luhx 1,'ifiO iimiikIh;
Mucky built nml heavy lione ('noil
liri'i'iliTH. Price ri'iixiiiiiilili', Kur
lifihiT liifui'iiinl Inn writ to T.J
Fciiiii min, Hubert. Or. 2 11 4lf
Notice of Appointment of Admlniatratof
id I' i Creditors
Not la hereby given that the on
iliimini'il liaa lii'nn, ly I lie count
cnuri iif tin- alutti of Ort-ij.in. for CrfMik
ifimily, duly lii(iinli'(l KilmliiiatrKtor
il llii' HbI uf Jiiip Kyun, ilewnceil,
iiliil hII .raone having claiina Hiiift
mi i'HtaU itrti Imtfljy iciiirt'il to pre
Hiit tin aine, 'Inly vitrified, la auiil
mlmli.li trnlur at III law ulllce of L M.
Mcrlitnll. in I'rinDvlllf, On-ijon, wnliin
tlx iiioiitlm Irniii the ilato of tlie 11 ml
piililication of lliia notice.
I in I iv I anil iiililialiel flrat tim
I''liuary lHtli, l!l5.
Lack M, r'.i.tiiTif 1 1..
Adiuliiiatrolnr of tin) eatate of Juinea
Ityen, ili'i'f 4Ked. 2 18 1)1
Four full lilooileil Jit-it ImlU,
ciiiiilnif i nr11iiu4. price f.'O I'lirh i
1 M t I'll li,v Mun-h l'i Oiu two year
old full lilnuili'il Jcoi'.v bull; 'price
t!. All III I' M lilt mi ('hIiiIih' I' lit I
Frank VmiiIiim, 1'ilncvllle. () 2U2 i
Cream S ipper.
Wt iirril inure cicmiii mill me pny.
lnix two i i'iiiH mure fur liiiltciliit
than liny oilier civnnnrv. Cash
wllli i'ihIi cm n I'm I r mill eiiiirleuim
treatment, Hlili Oi'iim nr wilic fur
shipping tun YmiiiIiIII ( ii'ii hum. v
Cu , I'lirllnml Oregon, 2 11
6 Per Cent Money
Lonim may In' nliiiiliii'il iiii iiii,v
plirpoHH im nriTptnlilc Ileal l'Ntale
Hccurlty; lllii-rnl ptlvllc.'ci; conv
Hllilll'il'f Hi.lll'ltl'll. A '. AllI'MV
COMI'ANV, 7'M Hi-, F.l.vllle Wilg ,
Deliver, Cnloriiilii. ' I! 4 4 1.
SIR DAVID BEATTY
ANNUAL
Grand Ball
4 4- - -
Kur new ami I1 i-ioiiihcIi
trniifilo c Adumion't Digeit
eze. Pries fido or fix hnxfn fur
llA) iKwipniil to uny aililri'HH
in the United SiHtcc of America.
Kur miIk hy I) I' Ailuiiicon &
Co . 1', inev'ilc, On yon.
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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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W. F. KIN" I CO.
POISON
QUICK. CERTAIN,
4r.DEADLY-
-ready ran inrrA-cr vib.
KKVICIl VAILS.
Deatror equlrrela, gophers, prairie don. sere
rata. Apply early In Hirln whan the hungry
poata awaka from Winter's eleep. Money back
If It avar (alia. "Wood-Lark" for it yaara
hae Blood avary tail. It's crop Insurance
analnat rodent peaU. It your dealer bus t
It, writ ua.
Clarke, Woodward Drug Co.
I'WHTLAAU, VHtXiVX.
fou s.u.i: i.y
CI. II ruN A CONN KIT W. FLKINS
J. ic. srr.wAi'.r v ('o.
Prineville Motor Freight Co.
Daily motor truck service to and from Red
mond. Special trips. Delivery to all parts
of the city. Qyick and- reliable service.
Red juniper wood for sale.
Office west of Post Office.
Prineville Motor Freight Co.
Prineville, Oregon
hllllllllOIIM
III the circuit court of t dentate of
Ori'Knii fur Crook county.
Mull I lurk, lnlntUf, .
VH.
K. J. Li. in, Miiry Lnnc, nnd thp City
Niitlonnl 1'iiiik of Lifiiyctti', (ie-
fl'lllllllHM.
To K. J liiinc, Mnry l.nni' iitul tlie
City Nutliiiiiil Hunk of Iulayft
ili'li'inliintH:
In tin' inline of tin; Mtate of Ortv
icon, Von nrc hcri'liy ri-qulri'il to up
pi'iir nml iiiiKwer tli compliilnt. tlii'd
iiKitliiMt yo" In tin n I iu vc entitled
milt on or In-fore Murch 26, IMS, mid
If you full to iinnwer for aunt there
of' the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief detuuuilt'd lu the
compliilnt, to-w!t :
1. Tlint the (lefciidfintii and each
of them tuny tic reipilred to net forth
the nut lire of their cetnti! or Inten-at
In the renl if,tute ilewrllieil In the
coinpliilnt, tu-w ll: The went hull of
the dint hulf of Hcctlon twenty-nine
(T.I) III towiiMhlp lifteeil (15) Mulilli
of rntixe twenty (2D) cunt of the
Wlllnmettu Meridian jn Crook
county, Oregon.
2. Thutlill iidveme clalniH of the
dereiiduntH and each of them lie de
termined hy thin court.
3. That a dii-n-e lie entered herein
MUletluK plaiiitlff'H title to Maid real
oainiii nml inlliidirliiir that the .le-
li-tidantM liuve no i-niute or lnwri-Hi
whatever In or to mild real ealate
and no lien thereon: that plaintiff'
title to nuIiI real en tutu In good and
valid; that the (lefeudantH, and each
of them, Im; forever enjoined and de
liarrcd from ttnertln( nuy en t ate, In
iiTi.vt elulin or Hen whatHoever In
or to Haiti real entate or any part
thcrooi noviTBe to me piainiine
title and eittate therein, nnd that
the plaintiff have mich other relief a a
In t hlu rinirt mnv iteem meet nnd
eiiultulile and hlu cunts and din-
titirHcment Iiereln.
1'iilillcatlon of thlw minimotm In
mudo purniiant to an order of the
nliove court dated l-'etiruary 8th,
1U15. KlrMt publication of thlM .inn
inoun I'Vlirimry 11, 1W15. LaHt pub
lication March 25, 1915.
Cahey & Kkkh and
CHAlll.KM K. Mi-Ci I.I.IK H,
Attorneyii for plaintiff
Adtlrewi, 1410 Yeou UulldlnK, Fort
land, Oregon. 2-11
We are paying canh for' Illdeft,
Pelm and Kur. Prineville Feed,
Livery & Sale Stable. 2 11 tf
Plan Your Orchard Now !
Before the Busy Days of Spring Planting
Every year we are literally swamped at planting time with
letters and phone calls asking advice about what, when and
how to plant. Write us now for booklet of information. All
questions on these subjects carefully answered.
Thirty-Two Varieties of Apples
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and a large assortment of all other fruits and berries grown on
dry land at Powell Butte for your selection. Varieties include
all leading kinds, as Yellow Transparent, Red Astrican, Wealthy,
Jonathan, Winter Banana, Mcintosh Red, Rome, Beauty, Spitz
enberg, Stayman, Winesap, Wagner, Delicious, King David and
others. Prices: Apple trees, $2.00 per dozen; $15 per 100;
$125 per 1000. All other trees and berry plants at reasonable
figures. Carolina poplars in any quantity, 25c each in small lots.
Lafollette Nursery Co.
PRINEVILLE
Both Phones
OREGON
I
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Vice Admiral Sir David Beatty. com
mander of the British In the thrilling
lea battle with the Germans on Jan
uary 24.
ERIEF WAS NEWS
America's objection to Germany's
principle of submarine irresponsi
bility In lirltlsh couHt waters, is
the most serious war development
of the pant week. Publication of the
texts of the notes sent to Great Bri
tain and Germany, respectively, re
vealed that both countries had been
warned In most emphatic terms from
menacing the vessels or lives of Amer
ican citizens traversing the recently
proclaimed sea zones of war.
Germany was advised that the
United States "would be constrained
to hold the Imperial government to a
strict accountability" for such acts of
its naval authorities as might result
In the destruction of American vessels
or the loss of American lives, and that
"If such a deplorable situation should
arise," the American government
would "take any steps It might be ne
cessary to take to safeguard American
lives and property."
To Greal liritain the United States
pointed out "the measure of responsi
bility" which would seem to be im
posed on the British government "for
the loss of American vessels and lives
In caRe of an attack by a German naval
force," If Kugland sanctioned the gen
eral misuse of the American flag by
British vessels, and thereby cast doubt
on the valid character of the neutral
ensigns.
The greatest number of aircraft ever
assembled during the war was that
which, under the direction of Flight
Commander Grahame-White, thtrt
four lu number, raided the towns on
the Belgian coast, which the Germans
are attempting to convert Into a sub
marine and airship base against Great
Britain. The raiders are reported to
have gotten away without losing a ma
chine, although two were hit Grahame-White,
well known as an airman
In this country, fell into the sea, but
was pulled up by a British cruiser.
In France, Flanders and Alsace
there has been little or no fighting of
Importance, so far as the official re
ports disclose.
Dutch Send Protests.
The Hague, via London. The Netl
erlands ha.i maintained the strictest
neutrality by presenting notes of pro
test at the same moment to Germany
and Great Britain, regarding the acts
of these governments in respectively
declurlng a war zone of the waters !
around the British Isles and In using
neutral flags.
World Gun Record Made.
Beacon, N. Y. William Ruf, a gur
pointer on the United States battle
ship Texas, who Is visiting his home
here on furlough, was notified that he
set a new world's record In marks
manship with the big guns during re
cent target practice.
Ruf was credited with eight straight
hits with a 14-Inch gun, shooting at a
moving target 12 miles away.
Italy Protest to Germany.
Rome. Italy made virtually the
fame representations to Germany as
did the United States, concerning neu
tral shipping in the sea war zone cre
ated by the recent German proclamation.
For Sale
Thoroughbred Airedale Pups. F.
F. HOKI.HCHKH, i'rluevllle, Ore. 2-4-tf
At Commercial Club Hall, February 19,
1915, the Biggest Event of the Year.
Every Knight a Floor Manager. -
Tickets $1.00
Everyone invited, especially people from the country
STOP
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That cough by using our White Pine and Tar (mentol
ated) Cough Syrup
"Our Name Your Assurance of Best Quality"
PRINEVILLE DRUG CO.
PRESCRIPTIONISTS
Exclusive NYAL Store
CLIFTON & CORNETT
We Sell for Cash. That's Why We Sell Cheaper
Our New Spring Dress
Goods Have Arrived!
CALL AND SEE THEM
WASH GOODS
lleatrlee Printed Silks, 23 Inch, the yard SSc
Fancy Poplins. 24 Inch, the ynrd 50c
Embroidered Silk Crepe, 27 inch, the yard 50c
, Klorol Silk Tussahlines, 27 Inch, the yard 50c
Tango Crepes, 26 Inch, the yard 15c
v, Novelty Tuiwnh, 26 Inch, the yard 35c
White Corol Crepe, 26 inch, the yard 20c
it Pique, 27 Inch, the yard Soc
1 1 Lace Cloth, 27 inch, the yard 3dc
1 1 Fancy Flaxon, all shades, the yard 174c
Con tu me Crepe, large amsortment. 30 Inch, the yard 25e
Mercerized Plisse, 30 Inch, the yard 2."k:
Keglua Bntlnte, 30 Inch, the yard 15c
Mercerized Voile, printed, 26 Inch, the yard ; 15c
Ienox Poplins, 27 Inch, the yard 25c
t'rlnted Crepe DeChlne, aborted colors, 40 Inch, the ynrd 60c
Fancy Printed Voilee, 36 Inch, the yard 50c
Striped Klaxons, 31 Inch, the yard , 25c
White Flttxons, 36 Inch, the yard 30c
Marquisette, 40 Inch, the yard .,15c
WOOL DRESS GOODS k
Whip Cords, all colors, 36 Inch, the yard 50c
Serges, all colors, 86 Inch, the yard 50c
Serges, all colors, 42 Inch, the yard $1.00
Light Weight Wool Crepes, 42 luch, the yard $1.15
Large assortment of Dress (llnghams, 27 Inch, the yard 10c
Large assortment of Drees Ginghams, 27 Inch, the yard 12c
Apron Checks, fi:st colors, 27 Inch, 12 yards $1.00
Printed Cretonnes, the yard He
Ripplettes, assorted colors, 6 yards f 1 00
Kiddie Cloth, 32 Inch, the yard 25c
Indian Hend, all colors, the yard 18c
Galatea, assorted colors, 28 Inch, the rard 18c
Pure LlneuH, 36 Inch, the yard 35c
Pure Linens, 27 Inch, the yard 25c
Large assortment of D. M. C. and Coats Crochet and Embroidery
Cotton that will make the needles fly.
WARNER'S RUSTJPROOF CORSETS
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.50
Get the
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