Crook County journal., June 24, 1915, Page Page 8, Image 8

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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
For the first time since the disease
was reported in this state rabies has
made Its appearance In Polk county.
Conrad Teterson of Silverton and
Floyd Day of Yaqulna were drowned
tn the Sluslaw river, above Tolnt Ter
race. The government land office at Vale
has allowed homestead applications
amounting to upwards of 60,000 acres
ince January 1.
Fortland wbs awarded the gold med
al for the largest number of milk ex
hibit.! at the ranamaPaelfic Interna
tional exposition.
The convention of the Oregon State
Letter Carriers and the United Asso
ciation of postoffice clerks will be held
Saturday at Salem.
The Union Meat company, of Tort
land, was the lowest bidder for the
beef contract for state Institutions for
the next six months.
C. V. Tebault, a prominent real es
tate man of Albany, was found dead
in his office with evidence that he
had committed suicide.
Trading stamps and premiums are
to be abolished in Roseburg by agree
ment of members of the Roseburg
Merchants' Association. .
One hundred twenty-three students,
the largest class in the 32 years of the
school's existence, have received di
plomas from the Oregon Normal.
The Ladies' Civic Improvement club
of Vale has perfected arrangements to
hold a "babies' improvement conven
tion" at Vale September 1, 2 and 3.
The entire business section of the
town of Timber was completely de
stroyed by fire, entailing a loss of
J12.000, buil'linss and stocks covered
by about 6 00 insurance.
More than 75 persons attended the
13th annua! reunion of the descend
ants of Lewis and Elizabeth Rinehart
held at the fruit ranch of Mr. and Mrs.
T. A. Rinehart, near Salem.
Eugene is rapidly completing three
of its largest buildings, a high school
costing $110,000, a state armory cost
ing $75,000, and an administration
building at the university, costing
IS9.000.
Two hundred and five deaths of
Oregon pioneers were recorded during
the year ended June 1, 1915, according
to the annual necrology prepared by
George H. Himes, of the Oregon His
torical Society.
Contract for the construction of the
terminals for the O-W. R. & N. at
The Dalles and Pilot Rock Junction
below Pendleton have been let to
Twohy Bros., and th work will be
Classified Ads
The Wants of the People. Men and Women Seeking
I Employment; Help Wanted and Bargains in Everything
I from a tin pan to a High Class Crook County Stock Farm
started immediately.
Dignitaries of tha Catholic church
from all parts of eastern Oregon are
expected to be tn Baker June 29 to
take a prominent part in the silver
Jubilee of Right Rer. C. J. O'Reilly,
bishop of eastern Oregon.
The Columbia highway will be open
for travel from Portland to The Dalles
on or after July 10, according to Road
master John Yeon. Until that time
it will be necessary to ship automo
biles to The Dalles as heretofore.
M'ith nearly every Sunday school
class of girls over 15 years of age In
the state sending representatives, the
third annual girls' conference for the
western Oregon body of the State Sun
day school association will convene
at Salem June 25-27.
The forest office at John Day issued -.- - - :. - :
250 grazing permits for the Beason of! MOWER- Rake and lieht buekboard
1915, covering about 24,000 head of cat- j Will sell or trade for posts. Seoj
tie and horses. During the next 10 , ;i0tf V. li, I'uindexter, Uty
days permits will be Issued to nearly
100 sheep owners covering approxl-
Ailvertleonientu under thin bend
are eh.irreii lor at a flat rate of five
cent per line for each liwertlon. No
cllnpliiy other than lYgulnr headlnp
will lu admitted to the Claeeltied
column. Copy dhould lie In Mila
otlice not later than Wednesday noon
to Inniire tnoertlon under thin head.
FOR SALE
PLAN - To spend a couple of days
in Kend during Chatauqua week.
While there take your meals at
the Coxy Restaurant. Hit I p.
TEAM OK MARKS - Weight about
MiiO both with foal. Age -1 anil
'7 years. Call at his olliee llltf.
LOtiANHERRlES - Choice Mood
River loganberries for canning,
$1. tit) per crate. O. C. Claypool
& Co. ItOtf
CATTLE FOR SALE One hundred
two year old steers, f0 two year
old heifers, 50 cows with calves.
All good grade of Durhams and
Hereford. Price, $J).2.riO.
W. 11. Cochran, Hrownsville,
Oregon. 4t.
matcly 130,000 sheep.
Water from the Goose Lake valley j
irrigation reservoir In Lake county is ;
now flow ing over lands comprising 60,-'
000 acres adjacent to Lakevlew. The
project, under construction for six j
years, is now completed, save for the
digging of such lateral canals as water j
users may hereafter arrange for. i
Bids are now being received at the,
offices of the United States engineer f
in Portland for the construction of
the north and south jetties at the
mouth of the Siuslaw river. The north JERSEY HEIFER
iettv will be extended 300 feet and the has heifer calf
FOR SALE - One sulky Plow. 1
2-section Harrow, 3 Saddles, 1
Mowing Machine, 1 Seed Drill,
1 set Ruggy Harness. I set Work
Harness, 1 3-inch Wagon. Otto
Sontag, Prineville, Oregon. 21
L. Kamstra,
Two years old,
two weeks old.
Prineville, Ore. 28tf.
south one 200 feet. There will be
$200,000 available for the work after
July 1, when the congressional appro
priations go into force.
The entire plant, except one old
Washington hand press, of the Oregon
State Journal, a pioneer, paper .of the
state, published continuously in Eu
gene for over 45 years untij May, 1909,
by II. R. Kincaid of that city, has been ;
donated by Mr. Kincaid to the Unlver- FOR SALE CHEAP
sity of Oregon. The plant will form a ; ti ilk cow, Jersey
nf flip nrintinff Tiliint tn hft - ! town, and tUUSt
Utugtilin, rnnevlie, uregon
SEED RYE Clean dry land seed.
Call on or address lA'wis Kegels
berger, Prineville Ore. 2Stf
FOR SALE A 5 passenger touring
car. Hood bargain if taken at
Auto, Care The
2Stf.
once. Address,
Journal.
A good family
I am leaving
sell. Earl Me
tablished at the university.
Klamath Project to Be Completed '
Klamath Kalis, Or. While no more
reclamation projects may be expected
to be initiated in Oregon or elsewhere j
in the United States in the immediate ,
future, it may be written down as a j
fact that the Klamath Falls project I
of 250,000 acres will ultimately ba 1
REGISTERED JERSEY LULL
Three years old. Have used this
aniamal until 1 am compelled to
change. From a two year old cow
that made 322 pounds of butter
at a two year old in 2!M! days.
For price, Phone or address,
John Kemmling, Prineville , 2S tf
comDleted as a result of the visit hers
of 12 members of the appropriations : ol,i- weight 1K0 pounds broke to
committee of the 64th congress. ,
FOR SALE Gray Gilding 4 years
Rav Const
rule, gentle to nadle.
able. 31tf
JERSEY COW- Four years old to
be fresh in September and now
giving three gallons of milk. See
A. H. Roller, City. HOtf
A TEAM A number one work team
for sale or trade; one gelding
weight 12D0 and one mare weight
i:i."0, to foal within two months.
Will trade for a pair of 1000
pound colts three or four years
old. broken or unbroken.
t all at or phone Jesse l ancev s
Ranch. olltf
FOR SALE Half
house, barn, shade,
well on place, just
make a nice home
taken at once; J.
Prineville, Oregon.
dock,
lawn
the
l) room
artesian
place to
a bargain if
L. Wonderly
2'.Hf
HELP WANTED
AGENT WANTKD-To represent
Mum. Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany in this section. Must give
references. Previous experience
not necessary. AddroM II . G.
Colton, Manager, 310 Chamber of
Commerce, Portland, Oregon. 27
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY The mint makes it anil
under the terms of the Continent
al Mortgage Company you can se
cure it at ti per cent for any legal
purpose on approved real estate.
Terms easy, tell us your wants
and we will co-operate with you.
Petty & Company, 513 Dcnhnm
Puilding, Denver, Colo. 25
WANTED ,
ESTRAYED
TENT HOUSE For sale cheap if
taken at once. See James Allen
Prineville, Oregon. 2!Hf.
TO EXCHANGE
LUMPER Ad kinds, to exchange
for livesoek or grain. Address
Lumber care the Journal or
phone this olliee. '.Wit.
WOULD TRADE Good Smith-Premier
typewriter for wagon. En
quire at Journal olliee. H. 27tf
WANT LISTINGS Of stock and
grain ranches for Portland or
Willamete Valley property anil
cash,- commission from one to live
per cent. John Ferguson, 501
Gerlnger Ulilg. Portland, Oregon.
REWARDS
20 DOLLARS REWARD For in
formation lending to the recovery
of two sorrel mares; One has a
strip face and wore a bell. Indian
brand and FL on left sholder. age
12. weight 11)01) pounds. The
other cross It on left shoulder and
t) and circle 7 on right shoulder
and hip, age 7 years weight !0O
pounds and should have coll by
side. Hold and notify J. L. lim
deeu, Iteeklcy, Oregon, Harney
County. Itot.'lp
STRAYED -Yearling bull came to
my place 9. months ago. Owner
can have same by (mying 'n pas
ture and this ail. Mrs. L. Dillon.
Prineville, Oregon. 2Ktf
MUSIC TEACHERS
MR. THOMAS J, HILL - Of Port
land Oregon will open a music
studio in piano and voice in Prine
ville September tith. 11)15 for
beginners and advanced pupils.
Harmony, counterpoint, compo
sition, and music history will ho
given as an advantage to the
student, I will be pleased to re
fer you to Miss Wancho Williams
in regard to my work and ability,
For further information you may
address me at Madras Oregon
until May 2H. 11)15 after which
please address me at my Portland
home, 301) Jackson Street. 23lf
HOMESTEADS
HOMESTEADS I can locate a few
choice homesteads of 320 acre
each in a country where there is
water for domestic use on every
claim and not less than 40 acres
of plow land, all black rich loam.
Neighbors near by. Limited
selections. Come
good choice.
Address A. C. euro
Prineville, Oregon.
early
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Journal,
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For new and old etomach
trouhle uce Adamson's Digest
eze. Price 50c or six boxes for
12 50 pohtpnid to any address
in the United States of America.
For cale by D. P. Adamcon A
Go., Prinev'ile, Oregon.
Vacation Days
Are Here!
And don't for'i t n Camera
We sell the
ANSCO
one of the best and P ai li you
how to (jet best results.
The Art Shop
F. K. Laflrr, Prop,, Prineville,
Ore., for a "Siuuru Deal"
OPTICIANS
DRS. MARTIN Will return to
Prineville Saturday and all wish
ing expert optical s r ice tdmuld
see t In-Ill . "id
DRTdA "PEIIRENDT HERE Re
member my twenty years experi
ence. During tlits time I have
daily been testing and examning
evrey known fifrm of eyestrain
and successfully relieving thous
ands of ca cs correct glasses.
Moderate charges. Graduate of
Pbilidelphia Optical College also
Mct'ormack's Optical College of
Chicago, Illinois. Will be at the
1 bdel Oregon until Sat unlay
June 2i'.
DENTISTS
DR. II. G. DAVIS Has returned
to Prineville and will be pleased to
welcome all former patients and new
Ones as well, Olliee in the Adatnson
, building. 2'.if.
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SPECS A 1
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earner
Goods!
LADIES' Wa:cfc
HIGH GRADE " 'SlS
Containing values
Regular $2 to $3.50
in this sale only
95c
All Sizes
Ladie's Colored Waists
$1.00 to $1.50
Values
In this Sale only
75
c
Childs' Pumps and Oxfords in all
Leathers 50c and up
Misses' Pumps and Oxfords in
Tan and Patent 75c and up
Ladies' Pumps and Oxfords on
Bargain Tables, all leathers at
50c to $2.00 pair
i5E SUITS
For the Celebration
$222
AND
UPWARD
New Scrim Curtain
2 1-2 yards and
Lace Edge
Special this sale
$152
the pair
t '
Millinery
at Just One-half Price!
COLLINS W. ELKINS 1
For Men Only
Capps Bros. All Wool
Cloth
o
ingi
Best made at any price. We have your size.
The style equal to any; the price low. Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed.
MEN'S HOSIERY
Try our 20c hose for Men! 6 pairs for $1.10
Equal to the 25c hose