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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1915)
-CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL CtOOK COUNTY JOURNAL rv LaroiArrrit, Editor-Prop rito at IK mtoffiM at Priaarilla, kafoe, m mooo41mi matwr. it too" and we will ask the firm erf in the audience to join on he chorus. Let everybody sing! First and foremost the Prineville merchant should do everything ;ttJ his power to patroniterffiarmer. Let him supply the golden rule here in the old and not the revised ver sion which we have been told reads. .Wnl tnta for lb baat inter na, .a r, iniiU and Crook County. It (nmkDl in poiitk. fLf per year, paraow is kuwh - - J or of chanr of Wra plea aotify anj whenever the farmer has an ar- 'Lrf- tide ofproduce of mertiable quality . - '- et the home merchant give him pre- 5INTEEN YEARS OLD. ,ferencc. a L : .k- t i .,rr. ' Second, the merchant should pat .:..u .. rwi,.. roniie the indutry that s a benefit i. the law office of A Calmer to the farmer, for the farmer is the - - - ... nMvlitm'niT mn rtf thl JITth. OOT. t a frame building on Third street k' , . , ... ..... tt, fonret that for a .minute. In this the second paper in connection the case of the Pnnev.lle faille, and had a hard fight for Hoar M.lls m.ght bec.tea e n.,e -i j ..k. taken tie trouble to ask the baker aTlT'"" Uulil uie iiwu vi wura , Trrf notices started a year or two "d h re -n -Pt rf its launching. " ire wla lnl lnf Prwul 1 After the ownership was trans- standard and in our advertising t i w T Fncl thi nlant was columns we find that the price ol i , ,k! w.h K1 it atnod this flour is below that of3utide i?f VHr. nir tho brands. Price and quality are the JdMO bridge, from where it came elements that enter into the value -j t ,.Kl nt,rtprn of any purchase, nus institution is is-aw the current year. j deserving of the support of the IWW-kt these vears of develoD- community. . and BTowth the Journal has ' Then we have the instance'of the wsaaplaee in the hearts of the other local institutions, the banks that stands for something and machine shop especially deserve than can be attained in a day. the patronage and moral support ol "t&Je it needs many improvements everyone. -We occasionally J'get 'mix mechanical end. and editori- check written on some outside bank .at!- as well, we promise these things bv a person who is making his horre Jpstae fast as they seem consistent near Prineville. This is wrong and web the development of the com- should be corrected. Then too, we vanity. were called into the office of Ja local Far the coming fifty-two issues business man recently, and asked to j&b man j of these improvements help support a good cause and be jikew many of them we will be fore leaving the place casually ob a&x to realize remains to be seen, served three separate pieces',, of Tsthe army of good friends who printing which had been done by a fcyally support the Journal, large Porttand house. We are taking mmt names on our list now total nerve tonic regularly with every 94 toward the second thousand, rneal now. cat this time say heartily, we : .-tank you! ' Historical coincidence: Just 295 vears after the Pilgrim Fathers THE OLD HOME TOWN landed on Plymouth Rock, Wily urn Tie Journal has said considerable Bryan landed on President Wilson Jkxthz the year about patronizing -" w tnme merchants and we think Commencing January 1, Oregon aBHrr word of it is tine, but this willbe operating under the new pro- TteSe onir we are iroinsr to set to hibition law. The Journal will jbe Basic f "Let the Merchant do print soon a summary of the law NOT GOOD AFTER NOVEMBER 27, 1915 Crook County Journal Voting Contest ThU Coupon Will Count for 10 Votea ftoatotfice . Cood for 10 votes when filled out and sent U The Journal oSca by mail ar otherwise, on or before the above date. No coupon will be altered in any wmj or transferred after being received by The Journal. A Word to Mothers from '0M Man Coal aV 'k&f - , rr . At 1 TUM-A-LUMP" WONT MUSS UP YOUR HOUSE There are some,, mem bers of my family that I wouldn't recommend for kitchen use; they are pretty mussy and make lots of smoke and dirt when they get real hot. "Tum-a-Lump" A fTctiitn About It" isn't in that class, but is really "kitchen trained" quiet and clean, but a powerful cooker and baker. You can easily control TUM-A-LUMP;-obeys damp ers promptly. I'm giving you this tip because I want you to have the best kitchen fuel this winter that I know about You can get "TUM-A-LUMP" at the "Tum-A-Lump" Coal Sheds REDMOND, OREGON MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION Whereas a special election was held in the City of Prineville. Crook County, Oregon on the 12th day of November. 1915; and Whereas, on the 26th day of Oc tober. 1915. Ordinance No. 22T. amending Sub-division Two of Sec tion Twenty-five of Chapter five of the City Charter of the City of Prineville. Oregon was passed by the C4ty Council and approved by the Mayor of said City; and on the said last mentioned date. Ordinance No. 228, amending Section Seven of Chapter Three and Sub-division Forty-seven of Section Twenty-five ofChapter Five of the City Charter the City of Prineville, Oregon, was passed by the City Council and ap proved by the Mayor of said City; and the said amendments to said City Charter were referred by said Ordinance No. 227 and No. 228 to . . , . t rv the legal voters oi uie uiy oi mne- j ville for their approval or retection; and Whereas, the iudges of said elec tion made returns of said election on said 12th day of November, 1915 and the asme were canvassed by the election board as by law required; and thereafter to-wit on the 13th day of November, 1915, the City Recorder in the presence of the Mayor of said City, duly made can vass of said returns as the same related to the vote cast for the above mentioned amendments to said City Charter; and it appeared from said canvass that Ninety-two (92) votes were cast for the adop tion of said amendment to Sub division 2 of Section 25 of Chapters 5 of said City Charter; and a like number of votes, viz. Ninety-two ' (92) were cast for its rejection, re-. suiting in it reiection; and it fur ther appeared from said canva. that Ninety-four (94) votes were' cast for the adoption of the amend ment to Section 7 of Chapter 3r and to Sub-division 47 of Section 25 of Chapter 5 of said City Charter and N inety-two (92) votes were cast for the reiectionof said last mention ed amendments, resulting in its adoption by a majority of Two (2) votes; Now therefore, by the authority vested in me as the Mayor of said City of Prineville, Oregon under Ordinance No. 226 for said City and the Laws of the State of Oregon, and the premises aforesaid, I here with and hereby proclaim a..d de clare said amendments heretofore ordained by the said City Council in Ordinance No. 228 of said City, an! adopted by the legal voters of said City at said election to be held in full force and effect as an amend ment to said City Charter and the law of said City of Prineville, Ore gon; and I herewith and hereby pro claim and declare that Section Seven of Chapter Three of the City Chart er of Prineville, Oregon the same being an act of the legislature of the State of Oregon, approved by the Governor thereof on tha 16th day of February, 1899, be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: Section 7. There shall be held on the third Monday in December. 1915, and of each year thereafter an election within the city of Prine ville for. the purpose of electing a mayor, recorder, and treasurer who shall hold their office for one year from the first; Monday in January next following said election and un til their respective Successors are elected and aualified. There shall also be elected cn the Third Mon- year thereafter, three members of the council, who shall hold their offices for two years from the first Monday in January next following said election, and until their respec tive successors are erected and quali fied; provided that the three mem bers elected to the council on the third Monday in December, 1914, shall hold their offices for two years from the first Monday in January next following their election, and until their respective successors are elected and qualified. And I hereby and herewith pro claim and declare that Sub-division Forty-seven of Section Twenty-five of Chapter Five of the City Charter of the City of Prineville, Oregon, the same being an act of the legis lature of the state of Oregon, a; Use S3cttcr Xour m m ft m ft ft ft 03 OUR Graham and Whole Wheat Flour The Best You Can Buy! Your Money Back if You Don't Like It! PRINEVILLE FLOUR MILLS VtfVkVaaVaVwwr" a DddgeBrothers MOTOR. CAR will be sold in Crook county by Inland Auto Company Exclusive distributors Wc have just received a shipment of five cars, three of which are ready for immediate delivery. Phone early for demonstration proved by the governor. thereof on the 16th day of February, 1899, be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: Sub-division 47. To provide for the appointment, compensation, and tenure' of office of a city , attor ney, a surveyor or commissioner of streets, judges, clerkes, and canvass ers of election, poundmaster,, mar shal and other members of the police. Raid amendments to be in full and effect from the date of this Pro clamation. Given under my hand this 15th day of November A. D. 915, in executive chambers, in Prineville, Oregon. Chas. S. Edwards, Mayor of Prineville, Oregon. , State of Oregon, County of Crook, ss. 1, E. 0. Hyde, do hereby certify that I am the duly elected, qualified and acting Recorder of the City of Prineville, Oregon; That 1 have pre pared the above and foregoing copy I Take Orders for Men's Made-to-Measure , SUITS ' Cleaning, Pressing and Tailoring . promptly done. I also buy Misfit Clothing. j ;W. H. KEEHN, Prineville, Ore. of Mayor's Proclamation and care fully compared the same with the original thereof; That the same is a true and correct transcript from the original Proclamation and of the whole thereof on file in my office. Dated this 15th day of November, 1915, in th ! City of Prineville, Ore gon. E. 0. Hyde, Recorder. Big Turkey Shoot Dance at Night There will be a turkey shoot at Henry's sawmill on Newsomo Creek, Saturday ' afternoon, No vember 20, and a dance in the evening. Come and get your tur key for Thanksgiving. ' 51t2c V. W. Baber, Post, Oregon.
