CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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For the Largest Selection of
FRESH CANDIES
Laflers' Confectionery
And the Art Shop
For Photos, Day or Night
Special
At Michel
Fancy Peaches for canning 75c box
Fancy Tomatoes 75c box
All kinds of Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
Careful attention given all mail orders
Nothing but Fresh Good will be sent
Mrs. I. Michel
D. P. Adamson & Co.
Prineville, Oregon
Pure Drugs and Chemicals.
Prescriptions ' a specialty.
Maher &c Grosh Cutlery.
Books and Magazines Cigars
and Sundries. Lowney's
Candies in sealed packages.
L P. Adamson & Co.
Prineville, Oregon
City Meat Market
J. W. HORIGAN, Prop. .
Choice Home-Made Hams, Bacon
and Lard
Fresh Fish
Fruit and Vegetables in Season
s
and Oysters
CARDINAL GIBBONS
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X. "Tim, f ' i- t. ' '
1816, by American froaa AMOClatloo.
Cardinal Qlbbom, of Baltimore, who
la reported to have conveyed to Presi
dent Wilson a meaaage from Pops
Benedict regarding peace.
BRIEF WAR NEWS
It la authoritatively asserted that
64 of the German U-boats have been
lout.
AuHtrlau troops have forced a cross
ing of the Si-ruth river lu their offen
sive movement to sweep the Russians
out of Gallcla.
The French. Belgian and llrltlsh ar
tlllcry continues an Insistent bombard
ui 'ii t of the Gcrtnun trenches and can
limmenta In the west
Several men from a British subma
rine succeeded in blowing up a span
of the linpurtunt Oebs railway bridge,
only 28 ml lea Boutheast of Constanti
nople. Aviator Adolph Pcgoud was killed
In action. He full 6U00 foet.i I'egoud
was the first aviator In the world to
"loop the loop" In an aeroplane and
waa regarded as the greatest airman
of France.
Fifteen hundred and fifty men, 1250
of whom were British soldiers and the
olhera members of the crew, were lout
on a llrltlsh transport which baa been
iiink by a mine off the entrance to the
Dardanelles.
Teutonic pursuit of the Russians Is
coiit'nulng In the Hleloviezh forest re
Klon and the marshes cant of Brest
I.ltovak. Field Marshal von Macken
sen's forces have worked to within
less than 40 miles of t'lnsk.
Grodno, the last fortress to hold out
in the liussian sitcond line of defense,
has been captured by the Germans un
der Field Marshal von Hlmlenburg
after a terrific battle that was contin
ued through the streets of the city,
which has a population of 40.000.
Cardinal Gibbons discussed peace
with President Wilson at the White
House. The cardinal declined to give
out any details, but admitted he had
received a message from the pope and
following his Interview with the presi
dent, said the object of his visit was
the discussion of peace.
SHORT NEWS NUGGETS
President Wilson Is expected to take
up Secretary Garrison's plans for re
organization of the army immediately.
The army camp w iped out in Texas
City by the recent flood will not be
reestablished, Secretary of War Garri
son has announced.
The Cobb county, Georgia, grand
jury reported thut It had been unable
to find enough evidence, after a two
da;,B' examination of witnesses, to in
dict any one for the lynching of Leo
M. Frank. .
Under the direction of Charles M.
Schwab, president of the Bethlehem
Steel, corporation, American war
plants are to put the government of
China on a basis of military and naval
preparedness.
Governor Johnson of California has
Issued proclamation lifting the Quar
antine against cattle being shipped in
to California from many states. The
quarantine was laid when the foot-and-mouth
disease rnged.
Substantial reduction In the west
bound transcontinental freight rates
will become effective October 18 un
der the new tariffs filed with the in
terstate commerce commission by all
the carriers comprising the transcon
tinental freight bureau, ' which in
cludes all the lines terminating In the
northwest.
Snow Halts War In Alp.
Rome. -A heavy fall of snow, com
ing several weeks before the usual be
ginning ot the Alpine winter, has near
ly called a halt on military operations
along the Trentino frontier, General
Cadorna reported.
State ForeBter F. A. Elliott has pre
pared a map of Oregon and has fur
nished to State Superintendent
Churchill enough copies to supply
each school district In Oregon. The
map Is four by six feet, giving the sec
tional lines, showing all the physical
features of Oregon and the location
ot all cities and towns,
fv v yy.Z
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
There Is an automobile for every
6.8 persons living In Oregon.
The first annual livened; show cf
Mood Klver county opened Friday.
A telephone line has just been com
pleted from Medford to Crater iake.
The Grand Army of the Republic en
ampmeiit of southern Oregon met In
Medford.
The Wasco county fair will be held
n The Dalles September 28, 2, 20 and
October 1. .
The sixth annual "Punkin" show
ot northern Imvm county was held In
Junction City.
The annual state fair automobile
htw will be held at Salem, Septem
ber 27-October 2, Inclusive.
Flax acreage next season will be
limited by the state board of control
to 500 acres, It was decided.
Polk county crops of grain, bay,
hops and fruit are declared satisfac
tory In all parts of the county.
The Ohio Society of Oregon was or
ganized at an enthusiastic meeting of
100 ex residents of Ohio In Portland.
Over 100,000 young trout have been
planted In the Hlckreall river by the
Sesmllh Hod and Gun Club, of Dallas.
The Sisters fair association will on
October 14, 15 and 16, hold its second
aiii.ual fair and race meet In that city.
The forest service Is packing lam-
ber for the building of a permanent
ranger's cabin on the summit of Mt.
Hood.
Tentative plans for the floating of a
113,000 bond issue were made at a
meeting of the Y. M. C. A. board of
directors at Baker.
Of 176 accidents during the week
ending September, 17, three were fa
tal, was reported to the state Indus
trial accident Insurance commission.
Ilids are being received by the en
glneers for the Port of Astoria com
mission for the erection of a large
grain elevator on the Astoria water
front.
Attempting to jump from a buggy
while the horses were running away,
Mrs, J. U Masters plunged head first
to the pavement in Baker and was
killed.
The right-of-way committee for the
Sutherlln, Coos Hay & Eastern rail
road has announced that grading on
the road would begin within the next
few days.
The highly Improved 451-acre farm
of F. A. I.undquist, situated near Dun
dee, In Yamhill county, has been sold
to C W. Au'tman for a reported con
(deration of $85,000.
The quarantine on dogs that has
been lu effect In Polk and Yamhill
counties for the past two months has
been ordered lifted by the state live
stock sanitary board. ,
At a recent election the voters of
Echo voted In favor of the erection of
new city hall that' will cost about
$10,000 and voted an additional $3000
to be spent In improving parks.
An eastern Oregon fair, to comprise
all counties east of the Cascades, I:
being advocated by Baker boosters as
the result of the success of the co-op
erative plan of the Baker couuty fair
this year.
HAVE YOU BEEN SICK?
Then you realize the utter weakness
that robs ambition, destroys appetite,
and makes work a burden.
Torestorethatstrengthandstntninathat
is so essential, nothing has ever equaled
or compared with Scott's Emulsion, be
cause its strength - sustaining nourish
ment invigorates the blood to distribute
energy throughout the body whileits tonic
value sharpens the appetite and restores
health in a natural, permanent way.
If you are run down, tired, nervous,
overworked or lack strength, get Scott's
Emulsion to-day. It is free from alcohol.
Scott &Bowae,BIoomfielcl,N.J.
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H Sold on its merits and satis- fj
H faction guaranteed or your II
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Classified Ads I
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The Wants of the People.
f Employment; Help Wanted
from a tin pan to a High Class
FOR SALE
FOR SALE A lot of household
goods tor sale. See J. F. .Morris,
Near Ochoco Bridge, City.
NO MOTHERS and daughters
should fail to read this book on
health and happiness. Teachings
and advice given are many times
worth the price $1.10. Mail to E.
P?ul, Portland. 43tlp
TEAM OF MAKES- Weight about
1450 both with foal. Age 4 and 7
years. Call at this office. Mc 38tf.
GOOD -Work team and harness, for
sale. H. K. Allen, Powell Butte,
Oregon. 38tf.
ONE TEAM - Weight about 1250
each, dark bay saddle mare, broke
gentle; sorrel colt, halter broke,
one buggy, fcr sale cheap. Write
Mrs. L. Jones, Prineville, Oregon,
or phone. 38tf.
REGISTERED Short horn bulls,
one registered Poland China boar,
for sale, also have small team
geldings for sale or trade for cat
tle or sheep. Address, Farmer,
care the Journal. 37tf
FOR SALE- Gray Gilding 4 years
old, weight 1100 pounds broke to
ride, gentle to hadle. Ray Const
able. 31 tf
SEED RYE Clean dry land seed.
Call at this office C. H. G. 43tf
WOOD 16-irch Pine! wood, $5.50
per cord. Leave orders with A.
H. Lippman & Company.
PLOWING WANTED
PLOWING Party is prepared to do
plowing and harrowing with a
tractor, and would like contracts
in the Prineville country. Notify
this office or write George Whitis,
Prineville, Oregon. . 38tf
WANTED
DOUBLE SEATED HACK Want-
ed. Will trade wheat or rye for
same. Write C. J. S. Care The
Journal. 39tf.
STUMP PULLER '.Wanted to buy
or rent. Address S. S. Kurtz,
Howard, Oregon. 43t3p
WOOD SAWING
WOOD SAWING Leave orders at
. L. Kamstra's store or phone red
. 263A Ben Fox 43tf
ROOM AND BOARD
ROOM AND BOARD A good place
for students. Two blocks from
high school. Pioneer phone. Black
333. Mrs. Lela Zell. 44t2
SHOEMAKERS
GOFF The shoemaker is doing
business at his old stand Give
him a call 43tf
If You Want a New Watch
Or want one repaired
Or want to trade in an old one as cash on a new one,
call or write for estimate on any movement made and a
price that will suit you
PERCY R. SMITH, Watchmaker and Jeweler
WANTED
Young Men and Women who desire
to become Leaders
in the fiield of business, to enroll at
The Dalles Business College
for special training in the subjects which qualify you for
LEADERSHIP
There is a demand for our graduates
For catalogue address
V. R. SANDERS, President
The Dalles, Oregon
Men and Women Seeking
and Bargains in Everything
Crook County Stock Farm
HELP WANTED
WANTED man to take charge of
ranch on Metolius river. Contract
work on road; single man prefer
ed. Winter's job. Good place t
trap and hunt. Theo Hubbard,
Prineville, Oregon. 43tL
WANTED Agents to sell hom
grown nursery stock. Call at thii
office or write Theodore Hubbard,
Grandview, Oregon. 34.
SITUATION WANTED
GIRL 16 years old, wishes family
work. Living just south of public
school. Call or mail a card, to
Jc&ephia Bastoreno. 42t3p.
TO EXCHANGE
GOOD WORK MARE-Weighl
about 1050. Gentle and wet!
broken, to trade for wood. Must
be good body pine or red juniper.
Inquire at Journal office. 43tf.
HOMESTEAD I will consider
trading for a dry homestead whick
is proved up on. Will consider
something on the high desert or
anywhere in this vicinity. P. O.
Box No. 3, Prineville, Ore. 44tf.
PIANO Have new standard make
piano to exchange for carpenter
work, or you can work out part
and take terms on the remainder.
C. Guy Wakefield, Prineville, Ore
gon. 44tl.
WILL TRADE a good header, a 31
in lumber wagon, a good set rf
double harness or horses for stone
or carpenter work. P. 0- Box No.
3, Prineville, Oregon. 44tf.
FOR RENT
FIVE ROOM HOUSE To rent at
$8 per month, inquire or write to
Mrs. Sarah Zell, City. 43tf
THREE ROOMS For rent. Inquire
at J. E. Roberts Residence, or of
R. V. Randall at Ford Garage
Prices $1 per week 43t?
BUSINESS BUILDING On Mail
Street, to rent. Price right. In
quire at Journal office. 43tf
OPTICIANS
DRS. MARTIN Will be in Prine
ville on September 18 or 19 Look,
for them.
MUSIC TEACHERS
THOMAS J. HILL Teacher of
piano and voice Pupil of Lucere E.
Becker Paino, and J. Ross Fargo
Voice, Portland. Pupils may en
ter at any time. Studio at Mc
Laughlin house. Phone Red 153
45tf.
Crook County Fair, October
6, 7, 8 and 9.