CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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Dr. Ida Behrendt
GRADUATE
Philadelphia Optical Col
lege, Philadelphia, Pa.
McCormick Optical College
Chicago, 111.
MANUFACTURING
and REFRACTING
Optician
Are you wearing lenses that are not satisfactory? If you are
having trouble with your eyes, it will pay you to come direct to
me. I will give your eyes a thorough and careful examination
free of charge ind tell you the exact condition they are in.
I Fit Every Conceivable Style of Spectacle and Eyeglasses
Dr. Behreml is now introducing the late Kryptoc Invisible
bifocals and Tone Lenses, which is without doubt the finest lens
ever put on the market- Perfect fitting glasses, ground especially
for the weak eyes, astigmatism, near sightedness, far-sightedness,
reading or fine work.
We especially solicit complicated cases. Our experience often
enables us to give satisfaction where others fail.
My glasses cure headache, neuralgia, nervousness, tired eyes,
aching eyes, styes, granulated lids, bloodshot eyes, etc.
Remember that our responsibility does not end until you have
obtained the satisfaction you expect.
Parents Should Not Neglect Their Children's Eyes
For a pair of glasses worn for a few months will enable a
child's eyes to strengthen and fully develop, while neglect at this
critical time will so injure the eyes as to make it necessary, sooner
or later, for them to put on glasses and wear them continually.
Oregon Hotel, Prineville, March 30 to April 14
OF GENERAL1NTEREST
Events Occurring Throughout
the State During the Past
Week.
Forest to Have New Fire System.
Eugene. A new system of forest
fire protection, patterned utter modern
city fire departments. Is to be used In
the Cascade national forest this sea
boh by Clyde U. SelU, supervisor, who
has outlined It. It will be placed In
operation about May 1.
Kleetrlc alarm gonss, motorycles
and horses, with constantly prepared
packs ready for a moment s departure
and equipped with rations for four
days, and also small force pumps,
shovejs and sacks form part of the
new lire department that will cover
an area of l.i-OO.OOO acres of timber
in eastern lame county.
l'ivo fire stations will be estab
lished, so arranged tlmt virtually any
point in the forest will tie accessible
in two or three hours.
GENERAL SCOTT
CAPTURES INDIANS
Single-Handed and Unattended
Chicf-of-Staff of Army
Takes Piutcs.
nicks
Only $1.50 per Year
You . would . enjoy. . the . Journal
Try it a Year and see
$500,000 Road Is Pl.inr.ed. ;
Pendleton. i'r. -.ddent H. O. 1'nrn- ,
hart, of the I'matil! comity on:anla- '
lion of the K.i-:ners' t'e.ion. h;ts re
vived the enmpai-'u for the construc
tion of a hard s,ir:,u ; read from IVu i
.'.U-:on to the Ct U::iil'.l river. The
farmers of the lloidman and CoU ,
S;ri"r. section I'll completed bn'a- :
tiv arr.nm' .m i.t for luti'.dins the
read mi.'.er a s:.ii. aid plan but the i
failure of the te.s'a.ufe to enact the
necessary UrJ!:itiU spoiled their '
plans ntul the matter had been drop
ped temporarily.
Now Mr. Kartiliart cornea forward
with a plan to build a road to cost
V'CO.OvO. He would raise $lu,ui)0 by
public subscription and would ask tho
county to Issue bonds for tho rest
Hluff, Vtnh. The Piute Indian uprls
Ins In Utah Is over, llrlgadler Oetieral
Scott, chief of staff of the Catted
States army, returned here with Old
l'olk, TsoneOat and other renegades
as his prisoners. General Scott took
the Indians simile handed. Six men
had been killed, and many wounded
In earlier fighting between the Indian
and members of the posses, headed by
Coiled States Marshal Nebeker.
Willi old Polk and his son, whose
arrest was sou, '.lit on a murder limine,
General Scott brought with him Chief
IV.se I 'd the hitter's eldest son.
Scot l effected the capture of the
rcner.ii.ies without filing a shot. Nav
ajo runners located iho Indians near
the Navajo mountains for the general
and it was through, the friendly Nav
ajoes that Scott conducted Uls ucgotlU'
tielis.
Virtually taking his life In his
hands, it was believed here. Ceiieial
Scott dh.iaiKs.-il the pom-o wliich had
been In l'.lui'f for more than a month
and entered the ludimi country lie
cempauicd oii'y by his utde und his
Indian guides.
Tlie Primler Car
for the New Year
Come in and see two of the the latest
cars now on display at our garage.
All the latest improvements.
Huff-Noble Auto Co.
PRINEVILLE OREGON
Prineville
Commission riouse
Nation.il Deficit Estimate Is Cut.
V as'iincinn. Chairman Siiomons.
of the senate finance committee, took
Issue Willi prophet of l.irc.e trca-e
ury i!"i',cit, in a stult meat, m inn his
InvesiiHatioii at the treasury li
convinced him that the deficit will not
exceed t JO Ooo.OuO.
SELL YOUR
CREAM
j State May Drop Land Suit
i Salem. While the members of the ,
i state land board have decided that the
suit filed by the state against the Pa- ,
Icit'ic livestock company to recover ;
: about it'i.OiM) acres of iau.I in Harney ;
j county slieuld be dismissed, announce- ;
: mnt was made that formal action
'would not be taken until Attorney- :
! General Bro.vn bad made an invostiga
jtiou or the litisntion. The suit was ;
'.brought by ex Attorney Genera! Craw- j
jford at the request of ex Governor '
jWest, the charge being that tlie land
i was obtained through dummy entry
1 men.
Vice President at San Franclco Fair.
San Francisco. Cal. The program
of festivities which had I ti risen ed
for President Wilson himself on the
occasion of his visit to the Panama
Pacific exposition, was held 111 honor
of his official representative, when
Vice ('resident Thomas It. Marshall
reached the city.
Dealers in all kinds of
FARM PRODUCE
liny, Grain, Flour and Feed. Forwarding Storage
and Commission Buyers of Hides, Pelts
and Furs
TRADE IS BECOMING NORMAL
HOPMEN ORGANIZE
TO THE
Ochoco Creamery
AND MAKE MONEY
Ochoco Butter
Clean and wholesome. The Butter that Betters the Bread
ICE CREAM, the clean, pure kind- Try it. For sale at
Lakin's, Adamson's and Belknap's
L. B. LAFOLLETT, Proprietor
A Dollar in the Bank
Is worth two in the hand, because it is safer.
It soon grows and begins to work for you.
Crook County Bank, Prineville, Or.
Safem Meeting Attended by About 300
j Crowen.
Salem. Producers of hops In Ore
gon formed a permanent organization
to be knov. n as the Oregon Jtopstrow-
era' assoemiion at a meeting here, at
tended by aim'.Rt r.uu Kroner. H was
he lar-xt lie" tii.' of hi.psrovvers
ever held on the Pacific ccast. "1 he
fcafe-niardii'K of thu inlere!.t.s of its
in' rubers is the main purpose of tl,e
orvanization. The bailers say the
!ur-; hte.vla-je,. end enim-casm a.i jir
weSUfor k ! ; t--r pn;-peri'y in tlie in
dustry, wl.i'h yii-liia no'.v about
'0'0,'j'iO aiiieally to the stale.
.More than vtu growers, or opprnx
Irc.ati.dy C') p r cent of the porn-ins en
i:,r.':' d in the Imp producing busin'-ss in
the Ktate, w re renresente;! at. tin
rneetini!. It, was announced that SK5,-
, iti0 of the pMi,' capital atock of the
a-c-iDcintioris hud been aubseribed, and
the aerea;; represented wan about 12,
Ouo, while the estimated total ucr age
ist iiij.OnO.
j The association plans to Bell all hops
produced by members, finance' grow
i ers when necessary in order to prevent
: contracts being made at too low a
' price, and to Bee that the industry is
' put on a profit making basis.
Revival Seen In all Lines and Big
Machinery Orderi In.
Chicago. Trade lu general lines all
over the country has nhown aeasoii
able Improvement. Kiirouraging re
ports come from all section of the
country, embracing the centers of
large Industries.
Significance attaches to the Increase
In last week's bank clearings at the
agricultural eemers.
Knorimms orders for machinery are
a feature In tlie trade situation, both
for domestic and foreiKH account.
Unmistakable ciidenco of strong
underljinK confidence that great busi
ness aclhlty will come to the I'nlted
States Is reflected In p reparations now
beini; made by hauliers to meet the
conditio!:.-.
JACK SUMMERS,lManager
Charles frsncls Adams Dead.
V.'a.sti 1 n;: t. .n. Charles Francis
Adams, former pre. Hint of tho Colon
Pacific railrond, died here of bron
chitis. He was a Rreat i.randson of
President John Adams, a grandson of j
President, .ioiot Qnlni y Adams ami a j
son of Charles Francis Adams, minis
ter to CJr. at llrilain in the Civil War
period.
D. P. Adamson & Co.
Prineville. Oregon
Pure Drugs and Chemicals.
Prescriptions a specialty.
Maker & Grosk Cutlery.
Books and Magazines Cigars
and Sundries. Lowney's
Candies in sealed packages.
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.
You would erjoy the Journal. $1.50 per year
New Poison for Coyotes Used.
Ilaker. To eradicate the rabies epi
demic among coyotes and other ani
mals, the forest service In this vicinity
Is using a non-infectious poison that
already has shown good effect. Many
animals have been killed, and Ephrl
arn' Barnes, supervisor of the Milium
national forest, says that lie- believes
eventually it will wipe out the entire
coyote ra?e.
The poison being used Is peculiar, In
Aat, while almost Instantly fatal, it
does not render the carcasses of the
dead animals dangerous to other ani
mals which might devour them.
.Chinese Boycott Japanese Goods.
Portland. Chinese residents of
Portland declared a boycott on all Jap
anese goods In retaliation for the de
mands recently made upon China by
Japan, The action was decided upon
at a meeting of the Chinese Six Companies.
Coos Bay Line Inspected.
Eugene. Julius Krutschnitt, of New
York City, chairman of the board of
directors of the Southern Pacific made
his first Inspection of the completed
portion of the Wlllumetle Pacific line
from Eugene to Coos Bay,
50 SLEEF1NG MINERS
KILLED BY LANDSLIDE
Britannia Uracil, IS. C Fifty sleep
ing miners were killed and 20 Injured
when a landslide of snow and earth
broke away from the upper workings
of the mines here and swept through
the settlement, engulfing every build
ing in Its path.
Of the dead several are women and
children living In homes In the patbj
of the avalanche, 'itie greatest num
ber of deatlia occurred In the bunk
house and cookhouse, which were
caught in the slide, carried a distance
"down the mountain and finally burled
under the debris.
When everyone was In bed there
was a report like a dynamite explo
sion, In fact, the survivors declared
they first thought the magazine had
blown up, and a mass of rock, snow
and huge trees Bwept down from near
the summit of the mountain.
America to Voice Blockade Protest.
Washington. President Wilson has
under consideration the draft of a note
goon to bo sent to Great Britain and
France presenting the views of the
United States government on the
blockade of commerce betwoen Cor
many and neutral countries.
That the communication would go
forward within a few days was stated
officially at the White House and In
well Informed official quarters It was
understood that strong objection will
be voiced against the blockade on the
ground that It was based on no prece
dent In law or history.
D. P. Adamson & Co.
Prineville, Oregon
Save Time
and Trouble
Get your fruit, vegetables, etc. from
D. MADDUX & CO.
where you can be sure of your
money's worth. The best on ,
the market always.
Telephone Red 603
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