CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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NewNobby
Sailors
in the latest shapes
Tipperary Hats and
Pattern Hats
The latest creations in
Millinery. The most com
plete and up-to-date stock
ever received in Prineville
and hats arriving daily.
Come in and look them over
Mrs. Este
The Milliner
PRINEVILLE. OREGON
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Strength
Motherhood
MOTHERHOOD ! not a
ie fur exiwrlmrnt. but fur
UHlillM, ana nntninir
the vnlue of good
cheer, needful eiiwiee and
KCOTT'H EMULSION.
SCOTTS EMULSION chnriim the
blood with ll(i)-iu(alnlnit rkhnt-in,
iiiiriiiM nervous conditions, old
the quality and quantity or milk
and Iruum lulllclciit fuL
luCODIJVFR Oil. (..d.lh.
lif. r-IU. lu IJMf. u4 SODA k.lp
vow rtchste IM Rtk tOitli mmt.
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Christian Science services at
Masonic Hall ouch Sunday at 11
a. in. I'ulillc invited.
The Ilotariun Club Quartctt of
I'ortland will appear at Commercial
Club Hall Thursday evening, March
4. All the reserved seats for thin
event have been Hold for several
days, A packed house is exacted.
Delia Crowder Miller, Imperson
ator, presented an evening's enter
tainment at Commercial Club Hall
on Thursday of lust week. She Js
unquestionably an artlnt of the
hltrhi'Ht order and allowed remark
able talent in a series of numbers,
the bent of which was her present
ment of lien Hur.
Mil's Conway will review the
I'lnys of Lady Gregory nt the meet
ing of the Literary Department of
the Ladies' Annex next Monday
evening at 7:Ii() This is the second
'evening of the Irish plays in the
j course, Mrs Van Morse reviewing
I two piuys by Synge in her own
charming manner lust Monday.
Uev. II. (). l'erry, superintendent
of The Dalles distrirt, arrived in
I J'rineville Monday to hofd th
Program to Be Given
At Basket Social
on
P.
The following program will be
given at the basket social at Stew
art's Hall March 5:
Selection High School Orchestra.
Recitation "The Inventor's
Wife" Laura Houston.
election Ladies' Quartett,
Recitation Essie Reams.
Selection High School Orchestra.
Solo Mar jorie Wilson.
Itecitation 'Aunt Melissa
Boyg" (By reauest) Mrs. II
Belknap. i
Holo Joe Smelzer. !
Recitation Dcsscl Johnson.
Selection High School Orchestra.
A potato Htarch plant coming from I
$10,000 to $15,000 and properly con-J
dueled during a seanon will take care j
of tho cull product from about 5000 j
acre., according to flKureii feathered ;
Ijv the University of Oregon school of j
commerce. !
Mrs. John Kilkenny, wife of a prom-j
Inent lleppner woolcrower, was killed
In.tnntly at the Hotel Pendleton at
CLIFTON & C0RNETT
We Sell for Qsh. That's Why We Sell Cheaper
i'enilletiin bv falllnK down tho eleva
second tiuarlerly conieronee l tor haft. She dropped three Ktorios,
M. I',, church. He say that
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LOCAL MENTION
says that i
work of his church in Central Ore
gon looks very prosperous. His
: district coinpriats tight counties in
! Oregon nnd four in Washington.
Judge Bradshaw Holds
Pool Halls Must Close
District Attorney Wirtz received
word today of a decision made in
tho circuit court at The Dalles in
the case of Dennis Cormody of
P.ond which involves the Sunday
cloning of pool rooms.
Carmody was arrested by Frank
Illkins and District Attorney Wirtz
some time ago for having his place
of business open on Sunday. He
was convicted in the justice court
and the case was appealed to the
circuit court. Judge Hradshaw
holds that pool halls shall be closed
on the Sabbath and this ruling will
no doubt govern throughout this
district.
landing on tho concrete floor of the
tenement.
Tho fanners' Itmtltutit at Woodbarn
wan a pronounced nuicem hi every ro
Hpeet Wore than D0 farmer were
RUi'Hta at tho luncheon of the Wood
hum Hctall IVa1er' nanoclatlon In the
armory. This was the largest gather
lug of tho kind In the history of Mar
Urn county.
Pay enough to get Real Value in a Suit of
Clothes but make Sure you get what you pay for!
Wear
Brandegee,Kincaid & Co
Clothes
You will find' them distinctive in style and decisively good.
Not high priced.
$12.50 $15.00 $20.00
Nap-a-Tan bhoes for Men, Women and Boys. See them in
our show window
GROCERIES
Ilex I'.nind fork and Ileium, 1 pound can
Itoyal Club Salmon, one-hall pound can
Itnyiil '"loli Halinon, 1-poutnl can
IMaiiKind V and Uo.vnl Cluli TomatoeH, 2 12 pound can...
Wadeii TomatoeH, 2 1 2 pound can ;
lilue Suwn Tomatoes, 2 12 pound can
Diamond W Corn..
i;iu Clair Cora 10c
Apricot 20c
fig
.12 1 2e S LP
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CLOTHES.
D. K. I-add of Itedmond is phtster
ing today at the creamery.
C. J. Johnson started to l'oi tland
this mornintr with two cars of
cattle.
Mrs. August A. Anderson of
Redmond is in I'rineville visiting
friends.
Tomorrow night there will be a
public candy pull nt the I. O. O. F.
Kitchen at 7::. Kveryone invited.
Admission 10c.
Allen Wilcoxen and Harris &
McSherry were among the shippers
from Redmond to Portland with
stock tho last of the week.
Matt Clark and Wm. Mason of
Portlani were in Prineville and
other parts of the county yesterday
in tho interests of their timber
holdings here.
Mary KlizabethCompton, 13-year-old
daughter of Sam Compton, died
at the home of Clyde Kinder in this
city yesterday of tubercular menin
gitis. Funeral services will be held
from the Kinder residence tomor
row at 10 a. m.
Mn.lilui & Co. will buv
allien and piodnc. Ack
Phone Pioneer Hod (303.
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man.
Madras Entitled to
Cellar Championship
Iiy losing to the Crook County
High School basket ball team last
Saturday night, the Madras High
School quintet will have no opposi
tion for the righf to the 1915 Cellar
championship of the Central Oregon
Inter-Scholastic League. The C. C.
H. S. squad handed a 68 to 11 de
feat to the Madrasites with little
trouble.
The stars of the home team were
"Bub" Kates and Frank Brosius
"Bub" shot three sensational field
baskets, while Brosius had a great
deal to do with keeping the Madras
ites from scoring many points.
John Compbell did good work for
the Madras High, while "Ferd
McCallister and Chet" Kincaid,
who scored 20 and 12 points, with
Harold Charlton playing a strong
game at guard, helped Kstes and
Brosius feature for the C. C. H. S.
Oreg
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Oregon ast
Giving Preference to Oregon Institutions
Makes Prosperity for Oregon
Insurance
Company
ran a?
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C. C. H. S. Notes.
At the beginning of the second
semester all the classes in Knglish
began the study of new classics.
The seniors have been with Addison
in the London CofTee House of
Queen Anne's time, and have been
taking a pleasant sojourn with good
Sir Roges de Coverely at his coun
try estate. The juniors have been
led by Hawthorne" through the
mysterious and uncanny yet beauti
ful "House of Seven Gables." The
sophomores have gone back farther
still to the mythical King Arthur in
Tennyson's "Idylls of the King."
They have also studied verse struc
ture and have composed poetry of
their own. The freshmen have had
their first glimpses of Shakespeare
in tho "Merchant of Venice" and
have found him very interesting-
The new freshmen who came into
high school at the beginning of the
semester are now reading "Ivanhoe"
with eager interest. There is al
ways something interesting in the
Knglish department.
Monday was vacation in hot or of
Washington'3 birthday.
C. C. H. S. won the basketball
game over Madras Saturday night
with a score of C8 to 11.
A C C. H. S. Teachers' Club was
formed last Thursday for all
Normal girls or any teachers who
wish to become members. The
dues are two one cent stamps. The
object is to give helpful suggestions
to former Normal girls or receive
same from those who are teaching.
It is a mutual benefit club and its
organization was suggested by
several former graduates. Audrey
Noble is president of the club.
Edna Merritt is vice-president and
Glennie McBain, secretary-treasurer.
The committee appointed by the
presidant to draw up the constitu
tion and by-laws are Adeline
Detriech, Elma Noble and Ila Knox.
The first programs will be held the
second period on the fourth Friday
of each month. Visitors are welcome.
Ili'OfrAn nil thp time. The Alphas were the victorious
VI CHUll Ctff LI il Ul ' society in the Declamation contest
last Friday evening. Helen Elkins
(O) won first place in the Oratorical
division and Orville Yancey (A)
second. Beatrice Johnson (0) won
first place and Estelle Conway (A)
second in the Declamation division.
Pearl Russell (A) won first and
Frank Broderick (O) second in the
Humorous division, me soeie;ies
Does Business Exclusively in Healthful Oregon have an even 8Core for the bunner
Invests All Funds in Oregon Securities , . . , .
imeaia n uuuo u now, each society having won two
Eefors you clgn nn application for lifo insurance examine our 1 years 0f victory to its credit- The
one winning the banner next year
will keep it.
Prof. Pratt in Agriculture
"Clarence Dishman, How do you
plant alfalfa seed?"
Clarence, importantly "In the
ground with the Bharp end down."
CLIFTON & CORNETT, Prineville, Oregon
FATHER WRITES SLOGAN
SON DONATES POSTER
1915 Rote Festival Receivet Work of
Art from Famous Oregon Boy.
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Portland's 1915 Rose Festival has a
unique poster the moBt artistic ever
used and It Is the work of an Oregon
boy. Kred G. Cooper, now one of tho
world's foremost artists. His father,
J. C. Cooper, of McMimivtlle, Oregon,
wrote the w inning slogan, "Tho Whole
World Knows the Portland Rose." At
his father's personal request young
Cooper donated the poster to Incorpor
ate tho slogan. Portland has co
operated with Seattle, Tacoma, Walla
Walla and Spokane In securing con
ventions that will bring more than
250,000 visitors to Washington and
Oregon.
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
PHOTOPLAYS
Entertain, instruct, amuse, cheer
and enliven young and old alike.
A Visit to the Movies
Is better than a spring tonic. Try it several times and see
Begin Tonight
THE LYRIC THEATRE
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superior policv contracts nnd low premium rates,
Best for Oregonians
R. H. PARSONS, Dist. Manager
General Manager
Home Office, Portland
A. L. MILLS L.SAMUUL
'resident
PARSONS, Dist.
Crook County
E. Lee Campbell was appointed by
President Wilson as postmaster at Eu
gene. The first farmers' short course In
IJaker, under the extension service of
the Oregon Agricultural college, held
a three-days' session with a large at
tendance of farmers and their wives.
M. S. Pittman, head of the rural
school department of the Oregon nor
mal school, has gone east to Inspect
rural schools and study methods to
stimulate competition In Oregon
schools.
David J. Palmer, commander-in-chief
of the Grand Army of the Republic,
arrived In Portland accompanied by
his wife and after spending the day In
specting the local posts left for San
Francisco.
Official opening of the Willamette
Valley Southern railway, the line built
against great obstacles by the busi
ness men and professional men of
Clackamas county, was observed in
Oregon City Saturday.
Representative Slnnot and Senator
Borah have introduced resolutions au
thorizing the appointment of a com
mittee of three senators and nine rep
resentatives to attend the formal open
ing of the Celilo Canal May 5.
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Hello! Say, do you know ' j fr I
the Pilot Butte Telenhone ' ' 1 H
Company has more miles , V,-"V'-i
of line and a larger num
ber of subscribers than any
other telephone company
in Crook county and at
cheaper rates? Telegraph
connection is made at Red
mond with all outside
points. Main office Prine
ville, Oregon.
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 Oldest Bank in Centra Oregon
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $150,000.00
Lost, Eastern Star Pin
Lost yesterday on the sidewalks,
un Eastern Star Pin. Finder plense
return to Mr. Eustou at V. W.
Elklus' Store. Reward. 2 25-ltp
Wait for Me
Coming to rrlnevillo soon. Please
watch for mv arrival. Pit. Ida
Bhhukndt, Baker, Ore. 2-25 3t
PRINEVILLE MEAT MARKET
HALL & DAVENPORT
Proprietors
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.