CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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ALL SIDES TAKE A SHOT AT IT.
CLIFTON & CORNETT
We Sell for Cash. That'. Wky We Sell Cheaper
Pay enough to get Real Value in a Suit of
Clothes but make Sure you get what you pay for!
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TAFT WARNS AMERICANS
6ays Belligerents Threaten U. 8.
Right! Neutral Nation.
Morrlstown, S. J.- Tho Vnlted
KlntPi la threatened with a ai-rlous in
vaalon of Its rlnlua as neutral by the
warring nations of Kiirupe and In pre
servltiK lt coiumi-rce with those na
tlona, la fare to fure with a crisis, In
tho opinion of former rrealdenl Will
turn II. Tuft. In tho Dilution of the
:rlals, ahoulil It arise, 110 JIiiko spirit
iiuiHl bo allowed to prevail, Mr. Titfl
advised; neither prhlo nor monetary
passion should liidui'iitu our Judg
ment. "And when tho president ahull net,"
Mr. Taft declared, "we must aland by
111 111 to the end. In this determination
we may be sure (lint all will Join, no
mutter what their previous views, no
matter what their Kuropeau orlwln
All will forget their differences In self
sacrificing loyulty to our common flan
ami our common country."
Mr. Tnft's reference to tho situation
confronting tho United States was
made at tho conclusion of an address
delivered hero before the Washington
Association of New Jersey.
6uffraga Passed by Indiana Senate.
Indianapolis, Iiid. Hy a vote of 37
to 3, the seuatu passed S bill giving
limited suffrago to women, There was
no doubt that the house would puss
tho hill and tho governor sign the
measure.
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A. L. MILLS t,
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Crook County Man
Wants Damages
Klamath Falls, Or , March 2.
Ilecnuwe horse was taken from
one of hiB sheep catnpti near Cres
cent, J. C. Houston, a sheep man,
hns filed a suit for $720 damages
ujrainst six Crescent resident1!, in
cluding Constable Thomas, Justice
of the retire Cleaves and two
women. According to the com
plaint, the horse was taken and
kept for 120 days, and ll a day
rental is asked. Hecause there was
no horse in the camp, Houston al
leges 150 sheep strayed away, and
for these he demands ftlOO. .
Plant Trees.
Trees are nt only an adornment to
tho Turin promises, but they have also
practical mine not only for their wood,
but for their shelter from the winds
11 lid shade from the buruhiK sun.
Now 'Is tho time to plant them. If
tney be fruit trees ench locality lis
Its favorite varieties, nud you should
know them mid plant only such as are
ndaptahle. If It is windbreaks and
shade you should know that tho gov
ernment experiments have proved that
white pine. Norway spruce, Australia!!
ntid Scotch pines and American arbor
vltae have no superiors. These kinds
Krovv rapidly 11 111! are not liickliitf In
vlk'or or adaptability to thin soils, ex
posal sltiiiitloiiM and other adverse
conditions. Itut do not plant ever
green exclusively about the homo,
lii-clduous trees occupy a place In any
scheme for farm Improvement which
the evergreens alone do not and can
not till. Hard or soft maples, older and
elm, where they are suitable, should
not be overlooked.
1 ransplanted Plants.
Give transplanted plant plenty of
time to recoup. Ho not water them
too much or the soil will become sour
and further retard the growth of the
plant. Do not place In too rtarm a
window, for until the growth starts
they want to bo In a shady place.
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L. SAMUEL RARS0NS, Dirt, Manager
Of it. ill Muruijcr Crook County
Hodge in Spokane Spok.iman-Review.
BRIEF WAR NEWS
The commencement of Cermony's
blockade of tho Hrlllsh Isles by moans
of submarine warfare on non-combatants
gives to tho past week's war
moves a distinction marking It apart
from any other occurrence In modern
Civilized conflicts. Germany Is now
expected to put Into operation her de
clared Intention of employing her sub
marines and mines In the wsters
around the Iirltlsh Isles which she has
proclaimed a war tone, with ths ob
ject of shutting off the food supply of
the Iirltlsh people.
Germany has earnestly warned the
neutral states that this zone will here-
, after be a danger zone for all shipping
and lias expressed her determination
of taking the most stringent action
against the British merchantmen.
The reply of the German govern
ment to the protest of the United
States against tho blockade of Iirltlsh
waters argues that Great Britain has
made tho blockade necessary by Its
own declaration of Intention to Invoke
starvation as Its ally and takes up the
gauntlet thus thrown down.
Great nrltaln, In her answer to the
American protest against the deten
tion of American ships by British war
vessels, denies that Great Britain un
duly detains ships or that the naval
operations of Great Britain hove been
the cause of any diminution la the vol
ume of American exports.
In announcing that the cargo of the
steamer Wllhelmliia has been held to
a prize court, the British government
cites as one of tho moving reasons
actuating It In this respect Germany's
order confiscating all grain and flour
In the empire,
Austria has won her notable victory
of the war during the week by clear
ing Bukowlna of the Slavs. The as
sistance of a German army operating
In southern Gallcia has been of much
service, but the major part of the suc
cess must be credited to the Austrl
ans. (
French and Cermans both report
minor successes In the western war
areas during the week, but none pos-
aessea any military significance. The
local offensives developed by the Ger
mans against the British positions
near Ypres were probably only recon
naissances In forces. Intended to die
close whether the British lines are be
ing strengthened by the new men now
arriving at the front
British Steamer Sunk in Irish Sea.
Liverpool. Without warning a Ger
man submarine torpedoed the British
steamer Cam bank a tew miles east of
Llnas Point, In the Irish sea. The ex
plosion killed the third engineer and
two firemen. Another member of the
crew was drowned In an attempt to
Jump Into a boat. The rest of the
crew and the pilot, 20 In all, were
saved.
Sarah Bernhardt's Leg Is Amputated
Bordeaux, France. Madame Sarah
Bernhardt, famous the world over as
an interpreter of tragedy on the stage,
became "the victim of a life tragedy
when at a hospital here her right leg
was amputated. The operation was
made necessary by an affection of the
knee, which has caused the noted a
tress much suffering for several years.
Irish Coaster Is Prey of Submarine.
London. The small Irish coasting
Dteamer DowiiBhire was sunk by a
German submarine off Calf of Man, an
Island In the Irish sea. The Germans
gave the. crew five minutes in which
to leave their ship. The crew landed
4 S'.ndrum, County IJown, Ireland,
Wear
Brandegee, Kincaid & Co
Clothes
I You will find them distinctive
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
Itex linind J'oik and Mentis, 1 pound can
Hoyiil Club Salmon, nne-half pound can .
Ituynl .Mull Snliimn, 1. pound can
Diamond W and Koynl Club Tomatoes, 2 12 pound can..
VYinico TnmnroeK, 2 1 2 pound can
Klin- Siiw n Tiiinaloes, 2 12 putiiid can
lilnmond W Corn .
Kail Clnlr Corn
I'i-hcIii-h
I 'ears . .
CLIFTON &
Clatsop comity will have a special
exhibit at the Panama Pacific exposi
tion. This was decided when the coun
ty court appropriated $jU0 to defray
the expense of transporting the exhib
it south and placing it In position.
One fatal accident was reported to
Labor Commissioner Hoff this week,
being the first for several weeks. A
total of 37 accidents was reported, 10
In railroad employment. The fatal ac
cident occurred in the logging Indus
try. Iowa Senate Votes to Submit Suffrage.
Dos Moines Iowa. The Iowa sen
ate, by a vote of 33 to 11, passed a res
olution submitting to the voters a con
stitutional amendment granting suf
frage to women.
Too Late to Classify.
Seed Wheat and Oats For Sale.
flood clean sped, Little Clnti, for
sale at my ranch on the Ochoeo.
Also Shmlelund Side oats. Inde
pendent 'phone. Call or write (i. C.
Price, Prineville, Ore. 3 4 6tp
Money Wanted.
Experienced fanner wants to bor
row $:!00 for six or seven months.
Will secure loun with chattel tnort
jraire on crop. Address W. XL, Jour
nal, or 'phone this office.
For Sale
Slx-yenr-old pony, safe for boy or
Klrl; broke to ride or drive, fib.
See (ilenrt HeiidrtckMon, Hamilton
Stables, Prineville, Ore. 3 4-ltp
Cattle For Sale
Forty-six head of ienrliuK and
two-vear-olds, mostly Hereford and
Dtirhunis. About half the number
are heifers. Independent 'phone.
Ai.kx Hinton, Prineville, Ore. 3 4-tf
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SATURDAY
The 19th
The Perils of Pauline
Would you care to be in her place and be
Attacked by a Maddened Gorilla
The 20th episode concludes this remarkable
series, after which we have contracted for
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' the Pilot Butte Telephone
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of line and a larger num
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other telephone company
in Crook county and at
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connection is made at Red
mond with all outside
points. Main office Prine
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