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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
Havo you
Catarrh?
a nasal breathing
impaired ? Does
your throat get
husky or clogged ?
Modern science proves
that these symptoms re
sult from run-down health.
Snuffs and vapors are irri
tating and useless.
The oil-food in Scott's Emulsion
will enrich and enliven the blood.
aid nutrition and assist nature to
check the inflammation and
heal the sensitive membranes.
Shan Alcoholic mittam
ondintht upon SCOTTS.
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LOCAL MENTION
Chas. Montgomery is in Prineville :
today.
C. M
Charlton was in Portland
Sunday.
S. Price is in Frineville today
from Paulina
Clyde McKay was in Prineville
from Bend today.
Street grading is progressing
well in Redmond.
Mrs. Cyrus has added a stock of i
spring millinery.
Born To the wife of C. F. Per
rin on Sunday, a girl-
B. L. Tone of Sisters was in
Prineville on business yesterday.
A. M. Lara of Bend was a busi
ness visitor the first of the week.
C. P. Bailey was in Prineville
from Sisters the first of the week.
H. S. Cram was in the Portland !
market Monday with a load of i
steers.
Rev. C. P. Bailey of The Dalles j
was in Prineville the last of the'
week. j
Guy Sears and D. A. Yates were I
in the city Monday from Powell
Butte.
Rev. J. E. Williams and daugh
ter, Ethel, are in Prineville from
Deschutes.
Rev. Luke Sheehan will hold ser- i
viiM in Qfoirart Wall navt Qtinrlno !
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at 11 a. m
Mrs. Ella M. Busey of Portland
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Ada B. Milliean.
Circuit court i3 over for this
term, Judge Brad3haw leaving for
The Dalles Saturday morning.
G. A. Bell died at the family
home in this city last week from a
complication of diseases.
Alonzo Weaver and Grace Burgv
of Bear Creek Buttes were married
March 16 by Recorder Hyde.
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L. i. Logan is in Prineville today.
E. L-Iver3on and wife of Powell
Butte were in Prineville Friday.
The family of Raloh L. Jordan
was quarantined on Tuesday, the
little boy having developed a mild
case of scarlet fever.
Clifford, the 7-months-o!d son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Ashley, died at
their home in this city Saturday,
March 30, at 11 a- m.
John Combs and family left for
Portland chis morning where Mrs
Combs will be given medical treat
ment. "Watch For the Stain" to be
given under the auspices of the
High School Athletic Association at
the Lyric, Friday, March 26.
Mad ras school officials have had
an expert employed in checking up
the records and have discovered
facts that lead them to believe that
Crook county owes that
district
some 1 1500 in over-paid taxes.
Married At the office of County
Judge Springer, March 11, 1915,
Mr. Frank Haworth and- Mrs.
Hattie Kamstra, both of Prineville.
Marguerite Geyer writes the
Journal from South Bend, Indiana,
stating that the family is pleased to
hear from the Prineville people
through the columns of our
paper. .
The California Jubilee
Quartet ;
rendered a first-class program last
night at the Commercial Club Hall.
It would be difficult to select from
the numbers rendered a "best" per
formance, and there was not a poor
number either. Each of these
gentlemen has marked talent and
the entire program was of the high
est character.
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LOCAL MENTION
Robert W. Sawyer, editor of the
Bend Bulletin, R. M. Smith, of the
Smith Clothing Co., and Mr. Foley,
of the Bend Electrical Company,
were visitors in Prineville Friday
The Gauntlet," by Bjornsen,
will be reviewed by Miss Knox at
the Literary Department of the
Annex on Monday evening, March
22, at 7:30. Come and enjoy this
with us. Mrs. Harrison, Sec'y
Mrs. Milliean entertained the
Shumia Club Saturday evening at
a "Salmon Bake" at her "Wigwam"
on Main street. The rooms were
beautifully decorated in daffodils.
heliotrope ana ferns. Toasts were
given and a good time had.
ine Indies Annex will give a
social evening at the Annex parlors
on Friday, March 26. Members of
the Annex and Commercial Club
invited. Bowling and "500" will
be in order.
W. T. Fogle, who owned the
Journal in 1902, writes from Glen
dale, Calif., that all Oregon people
should time their visits to the Fair
, so as to be present at the regular
i monthly meetings of Oresronians in
e Oregon building.
I "The Perils of Pauline," the
' ! serial photoplay which has been ap-
pearing at the Lyric for some time.
will end with the episode to be
shown Saturday, this week. The
first of "The Exploits of Elaine"
will be shown also Saturday on the
same program.
A letter from J. F. Taylor's fam-
states that Mr- TaIor suffered
a compound fracture of the leg just
above the knee on Friday of last
week. Mr. Taylor was pulling
willows with a tree pulling machine
when some part of the machine
broke, causing the accident. The
accident occurred at the Taylor
home near Elk Creek, California.
There will be a special Mothers'
j meeting at the Union church,
Wednesday, March 24, at 2:30 p. m.
All who are Interested in the
Better Babies movement or who
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want to re Detter mothers are earn
estly requested to come,
this is
the first of a series of meetings
that will be held especially for
mothers.
Resolutions of Condolence
From our earliest infancy we are
j taught the certalulty of death, ami
yet when ltn grim nieaiaenger entered
our Circle and removed from our
I ini'lnt one of our niont faithful and
I tieloved Xeitcliborn, we stand an-
palled and bow our head iu nubmi
; h!ou to tne inevitable
j N'e,'h,,or Lilly Jordan wa an
j Ideal Neighbor of Women of Wood
Jcrart. Devoted and tteif eacridcirur.
! Her life wa a benediction to all
who knew her.
Juniper Circle No. 37 mourns her
Iohs and txteuds to the bereaved
family their mont olneere f.vmpatliy.
Ada B. Mim.k ax,
Maky E. McDowell,
Ktiikl Gi.azk,
Parent-Teacher' Program
The following is the program for
the Parent-Teachers' meeting April
;9, 1915:
Music C. C. II. S. Girls Glee
Club.
Paper "Special School Days"
Mrs. Wigle.
Vocal duet Mesdames Lakin and
Duffy.
Paper "Swedish Gymnastics"
Mrs. Newham.
Song "Home, Sweet Home"
Audience.
Program arranged by Mrs. Walk-
er and Miss Hawley.
For Oregonians at the Fair
To Oregonians visiting Los
Angeles and .Southern California,
the Oregon Society of Los Angeles,
California, cordially invites you to
attend the meetings of the society
on the second Thursday of each
month at Federation Hall, 953 West
Seventh street, Los Angeles, Calif.,
at the hour of 7:30 d. m. Visitors'
registers always open for inspection
and enrollment.
E. Hardesty, president, 529 Ilig
gins Building, Los Angeles, Calif.
Mary G. Harris, secretary, 145
South Bunker Hill Ave., Los
Angeles, Calif.
Classified adds bring' results.
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Obituary
Robert Shelly Holland was born
near Franklin, North Carolina, May
25, 1S89. He died at Prineville
March 11. 1915. at the age of 25
years, 9 months and'lG days. He
came to Prineville with his foster
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Hous
ton, May, 1907, and has resided
here since. He is survived by his
foster parents, three brothers, John
of Prineville. who was with him
during his last sickness and death,
Alex Holland of Baker City, and
Henry Holland of Little Falls,
Wash.; two sisters, Mrs. Lizzie
Pierson of Charleston, S- C, and
Ida Holland of Florida; four foster
brothers, Floyd. Thomas, Charles
and Elbert Houston, and two foster
sisters, Mrs. Harlie Sanders and
Miss Hattie Houston, of BearCreek,
to mourn his loss.
He was a kind and loving son
and brother and was loved by all
who knew him.
Look over the classified adds on
page 8.
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This will soon be your cry. We have anticipated your needs and have
just received a complete stock of poultry supplies such as Oyster Shell
Grit, Chick Food, Charcoal, Lice Killer, Etc.
The finest Wire Netting in 24, 30, 36, 48, 60 and 72 inch heights; Hoes.
Rakes, Shovels, and other garden tools galore; all varieties of vegetable
and flower seeds. Come in and get your choice while stock is complete!
Whether you are from Missouri or elsewhere we can show you that our
prices, quality and service is second to none!
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Mrs. Wenandy a
Suicide at Bend
Mrs. J. H. Wenandy, wife of
"Jack" Wenandy the Bend automo
bile and liveryman, committed sui
cide at the Wenandy homt, in Kend
this morning some time after mid
night. Mrs. Wenandy was lust seen alive
about midnight. She had been
talking to Mr. Wenandy who has
been in Portland for the past week
or ten days and it is said that some
thing that roncerned the conversa
tion had over the telephone had
something to do with the net.
Coroner Poindexter and County
Physician Rosenberg left for Bend
this forenoon whore an inquest will
be held this afternoon. Examina
tion by Bend physicians revealed the
fact that Mrs. Wennndv had taken
enough strychnine to kill a dozen
people.
The Wenandys have been married
less than a year. Mrs. Wenandy
was formerly a school teacher at
Crescent, Oregon; was about twenty
five years of age, and highly re
spected in the community. She
had many friends in Bend who are
greatly shocked by the tragic death.
It is believed that domestic troubles
were entirely responsible for her
action.
Care of the Eyes Important
Our price are mieumteratood by
many people in thii country. We do
not charge I .'.' am up lor a pair of
liluaees, an mime have been led to be
lieve. We have had an ollke in Port
land for yearn and our priren here are
the mine a the? were there.
lilaM alone a ill be ftirnlnhed at
Portland prices and you ijet the same
wr vice.
Many of our patient we take on the
baiofa year' treatment. We then
funiifh them mounting and n''t"i,
and fiom three to four i-bunge in tin,
lenm-d a the raae mav require. Our
object in tloin tlii I to get the eyes in
a normal stale and in a great many
cat we overcome the trouble entirely
o they can take off gimme. Our price
00 thit treatment are reasonable, yet
don't niitunderxtand n. We do not
inaiatoo you taking the treatment.
We are glad to gh yo'u jimt what
you want. If glaane only, we tell
theui to you, fitted for your eye. But
you can't blame ua for telling you what
you need and what we can do. Work
WAN TED !
guftiantocd.
We wnut yui) to come and tc u ttinl
have your eye tented. Kutniliinllnu 1
free. We will exphtiit your condition
and tell you the coel in ell her (.
Kyeatmlti tuken lu time, we can
overcome the trouble without U ol
glimron. iik. MakiIX, Oplll'lrtlm,
rrlneville, Ore. jUl-Bt (paid adv.)
Report of the Condition
Of Tk Fa-.t Natiaaal But at Maa.illa, la tk
Stat f Or. at tk CUm t BmImh,
Mink 4, I9IS.
women.
boana and dlaoount tlttt.UM-M
Ovardralta, uuaeeured.,,,, wo.aa
U. S. Ilotida liualt1 lu nvviira clreula-
latino -ar lahia-. II j..nm
Otlmr awurttlea doulleit to uMiro
emulation (book value)
ttltrnr bom!, ecurlll't, air., owned
uiiillivd (other than atneia), liu
eluiltn uremliiuia on aaine ri.llw.UK
8i rlptliin i rnoek ol federal t-
rv twnk mw
l.e amount unpaid. , .f I U) l.tioo
All oilier iu'li. Iiulu.lluu premium
onaaui J.tWMUl
Hanking Iioiim-, .'.' as; Itirultnro an. I
rUturtt, !77l,uu 13,310 JJ
Oilier real eaiata owm d a.?ui in)
Dim (mm federal Keaervo bank 6,'wo.uu
Hue from approved Iteaerve Aenta tn
ventral teaerva oltlea HIV7.M
Dwa (mm approved ream annua In
oilier reaerva iltlea fD.sttl J "7,ls
Due Irout Iwnka and twnkera utlier
than above) I!,ii.."d
Krweilonal rurreney, tiii kela ami eenia lil.to
Clio ka on banka tn I lie aamv elir ur
man areHitHu; liaiik WiW
oteaoi ullier Nallonal Itanka Toti.w
Lawlul utoiiev IteM'rvtt III Hank via:
speele I.'.l.l.'l i
KademplUiii liuid with I .k. Treaanrer
not more than i percent on elrvula.
Hon) .,, tjivin)
Toinl t.V..iiWl.;iA
tunii iriia.
t'apllal atiK k paid III I Vluonoo
Knrpliia (mid.,., Vi.uoiu
t'ndividid pronta HI.T
IteiH'rved for i.li;i
l.ea current expeiiM-a, lnlerei
and talea paid IIM IJ
I'lreulailuit ntfea Il.v'aa)
Uri amouiii on liatil and In
Treaaury (ur rvdenipilmi on
tla!lll 1 IWIO 10.I(II
IXvidenda unpaid 3, ti.uo
Iicoiaud depuaila :
Itntivlduat deptnlta aiitijeel l,i
ehe I.M.9.W M
rvrunralea ul dejHiall due In lea
(ban Ilu daya . Ill.HtV.iW 3t,na J
Total Hi,sa M
iTATK (if OKKiiii.N, i
t'oulll) ol Oaik. i
I, T. M. ItAi.imiN, faahler of tha l.ve.
naine,! bnnk.do ledeiutily awear tlmt theaUnv
atleuient la trita to the tt t( mv know.
Ie.;v and belief. T. 1. I.HViN,
(,'uabier.
S'llHterltied and aworn to tudore it0 Ihla ISth
day ol Mari ti, 1 I .V.
M t. llrlnk,
Notary public.
COHMIT-Atteat;
ti. W. NiiHLK )
T. II. !.roi.i.Krt V I)roctifa
t'aer W. Koarira I
Card of Thank
We wUh to extend our hear I frit
tlmuka to all who ho klndlv nMlHted
and eyiiipnthl-it with ua durlnif the
Mlckiu-HH mill (lentil of our (lour huh
mid brother. John IIu kton
mid family,
John Holland.
NewNobby
Sailors
in the latest ihapei
Tipperary Hats and
Pattern Hats
The latcat creations in
Millinery. The moit com
plete and up-to-date stock
ever received in Prineville
and hats arriving daily.
Come in and look them over
Mrs. Estes
The Milliner
PRINEVILLE. OREGON
Farm
Loans
For a abort time we have ub
ject to our dinpoKul
$25,000
(or Ion ti" on highly improved
irrigated rnehe in the. vicin
ity ol rritievillw. Loan to
Iw lor f.r),(Kl0iir more and run
from 3 to 5 yeur, with inter
mi at 8 jer cent, payable an
niinlly. Wo rhargn a email roniruiFdioii
to t paid by the borrower.
Hee
A. R. BOWMAN
with Central Oregon Title &
Truttt Co. ' 6 19
Prineville, Oregon
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