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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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Prineville
Commission House
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Dealers in all kinds jof
. FARMraODUCE
Hay, Grain, Flour and Feed. Forwarding . Storage
and Commission Buyer of Hide, Pelt
and Fur
, JACK SUMMERS, Manager
Watches, Clocks, Diamonds
and Jewelry
Call on or write
SMITH, the Jeweler
Percy R. Smith
WHY
BUY
YOUR
STUFF IN
PORTLAND
City Meat
J. W. HORIGAN, Prop.
Choice Home-Made Hams, Bacon
and Lard
Fresh Fish
Fruit and Vegetables in Season
The First National Bank
of PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Resources Over Half Million
This bank is pleased to place at the disposal of its
customer the facilities gained during its twenty
seven years of continuous service and growth
H. F. ALLEN. Pre. WILL WURZWKILKlt, Vice Pres.
T. M. BALDWIN. CaMhier II. BALDWIN, Asst. Cashier
F. R. MORRIS. Asat..rashit'r
Shipp &
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m Dealer in Lumber, shingle,
ILL (jlilfp. Paints and Oils. Ruhtmiiil
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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.
When you can get it for
less in PRINEVILLE O
You can get it for les
. at our shop.
Prineville Meat Market
Fighting the Beef Trust
Market
and Oysters
Perry
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Moulding, Door, Windows,
Ilnofino. OmiiniMiitul Knmlina
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OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF CENERAIINTEREST
Important Occurrences of Past
Week Briefly Compiled for
Our Readers.
l.a Grande's new 40,400 CutLollo
church hnii bvm dpdlcntwl,
The assessment rolla fur 1'olk coun
ty for 191S show a total valuation of
tlVM.VW.
J. Dunn wan named by Governor
WHIiycouibe aa stock Inspector for
Lluiolu county.
Rfilili'iili of Corvallls ara consider
Ing I lie erectlou of a new high avbool
to coat IHO.ogo.
Kdwlii Marshall Moore, one of Rue
burg's earliest residents and Ita oldest
clilzra, li dead.
Velua of coal have been discovered
at the bate of Mount Grizzly, all tulles
cant of Medford.
, Fire completely destroyed the l.me
school building occupied by the Koee
burg high school.
The Monmouth public and bitch
rhooli were cloned on account of
caae of diphtheria.
Mra. Rarah K. Hunlinell, a resident
of the Willamette valley fur 83 years,
la dead at Junction City.
The convention of the Oregon Cattle
and Home llreeders at Haker haa been
postponed to May 1 and (!.
Ktoi'kralaera in Curry county Buf
fered aevere losses on account of the
unprecedented fall of anow.
The Union County Good Itoada an
aoclatlon waa organized at l.a Grande
with a itiliKtantlal Menilerhlp.
Feed ll icarce and bundredii of head
of sheep and rattle are reported dead
lu Gilliam and Wheeler counties.
The survey of the permanent Pacific
blKhway ihrouKh DoiikIss county will
be completed within the next two
week.
During January 446 accidents were
reported to the state Industrial acci
dent Insurance commission, of which
four were fulal.
Haker face a water shortage. There
la barely enough for domestic pur
poses and the supply at the reservoirs
baa become low.
The Southern Pacific company In
tend to spend In the neighborhood ol
$50,uou In Improvements to the rail
road yards In Kugene.
Frank Sullivan and Philip Brooks
are planning the construction of a
three story hotel building at Bend dur
ing the coming summer. (
A the winter season advances and
the neo.l for hay becomes greater the
scarcity has become more apparent
throughout eastern Oregon.
Fir logs have advanced to a basis of
(7, S10 and l:t per 1000 feet, the high
eat price commanded lu till; Columbia
river district for a long time.
Linn comity with but $12,058.37 of
tax delinquency representing 297
pieces of property, claims the smallest
delinquent tax list In the state.
Oregon's forest fire loss last year
was $29,109. as compared with $15,93.')
In 1914, according to the firth aumiul
report of State Forester Klllott.
The Lincoln day celebration at the
Hotel Medford on February 12 prom
laes to be the largest republican ban
quet ever held In southern Oregon.
William I. Vawter, attoruey, bank
er, legislator and fraternalist, died at
Medford following an Illness of sev
eral months, of Hrlght'a disease, aged
&2 years.
The llaod Klver county court has
appointed Mrs. Jessie M. Bishop to till
out the unexpired term of her hus
band, the late F. A. Bishop, as county
treasurer.
The first week of the second semes
ter of the Oregon normal school closed
with an Increased enrollment of CI,
making a total enrollment since Sep
tember ut 408.
Albany has been selected as the
place for holding the annual state
shoot of tho Oregon State Trap-Shooters'
association. May 15 and 16 have
been fixed aa the datea.
Mrs. J. K. Hlukle, 66 years old, a
native of Marlon couuty, was brutally
murdered lu her home at Salem. The
house waa robbed ami $50 In money
taken by an unidentified assailant.
Mrs. William F. Wallace has asked
the city of Kugene to pay $7500 dain
agea for the death of her. husband,
who was killed while feeding a vi
cious deer at the Kugene city park.
Rev. James T. Moore, pastor of the
Methodist church at Springfield, has
announced that a new edirice to cost
between $20,000 and SL'5,0011 will he
erected for his congregation next Bum
mer. The steady snowing of the paat wee
haa piled up over 10 feet of snow in J
thi Oreen Point mountains near Hood j
River, and settlers state thut the deer I
In the mountains are In a helpless con
dition. Multnomah county now has In Its
possession all of Its assessment rolls
from 1855 to date, with the single ex
ception of the roll of 18(13, Search at
Portland and In the office of the sec
retary of state at Salom hag failed
thii far to reveal any trace of the
1S63 volume.
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This delightful flavor is stored
up in the juice of the leaf, and
the Spear Head process saves
every drop of this sweet, tasty
juice, and presses it evenly
through the plug.
A good plug chew is the top
notch of tobacco enjoyment. And
a chew of Spear Head plug gives
you the full benefit of all the
wholesome, appetizing quality of
the best tobacco that grows.
t Get a cut of Spear Head from
your dealer see how much solid
comfort and enjoyment its regular
use will give you. In 5c and 10c
cuts.
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NOTICES
CANDIDATES Petitions and cam
paign cards at the Journal office.
. We have the new form of petition,
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delivery at a reasonable price.
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;l The Wants of the People. Men and Women ( Seeking I
; Employment; Help Wanted and Bargains in Everything
j! from a tin pan to a High Class Crook County Stock Farm
- FOR SALE
REGISTERED Short Horn Bulla.
Forty head about a year old,
others younger. These animals
may be seen at the Shepherd
ranch near Barnes. Address or
telephone, B. F. Shepherd Barnes,
Oregon. 20tl2p.
j WORK HORSES- For sale. See J.
C. Brix, Powell Butte, or C. C.
! Brix, Prineville. 6tfc.
A FEW Very fine White Leghorn
j cocks, Petal u ma and Corvallis
j tested strains at $1 each. A. D.
I Pratt, Poet, Oregon. 16tfc.
; TEAM OF MARES Over 3,500 in
weight, also stallion shire,
coming two years old. extra large,
for sale reasonable. Inquire at
this office, or write Box 71,
Prir.eville. 15tfc.
j AT A BARGAIN A 2,f00 pound
I team for sale with harness and
! wagon. Inquire at Deschutes
Power Company office. 14tfc.
NEW W EBER WAGON- one two
seated hack, one ladies' saddle
and bridle, two sets of hack har
ness all for sale cheap. Hamilton
Stables. City. 14tfc.
; EARLY WHITE Seed potatoes,
j dry land grown. Free from
disease. Jhc earliest. Write
Lewis Regelsberger, Prineville,
Oregon. 12t.
AUT03 FOR SALE 1915 model.
Like new. JSnap if taken at once.
Inquire at Journal Office. 16tfc.
ONE BUGGY And set single har
ness, also tongue to fit, never
been used but little, for tale
cheap. Inqure of Mrs. R. S.
Price. " 19tfc.
EGGS FOR SETTING White
J Wyandotte eggs; birds true types
and good layers. tl.uO for 15.
Ray V. Constable, City. 19tfc.
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FOR SALE OR RENT Our city HIDES WANTED Highest cash
residence, one block from public price paid for all kinds of hides
chool. Ray V. Constable, jCity. at Hamilton f'.tables, Prineville,
19tfc. Oregon. " 15tfc.
MONEY TO LOAN NOTICES
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MONEY To loan on improved real PLEASE Return allv books bor
estate. Address Postofflce box rowed from the Stearns library.
24, Tumalo, Oregon. 9ft?. 20tfc..
Laid Wanted
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bndge and have an unlimited num
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I Can Sell Your Property
if the Price is Right
OSCAR C. HYDE
Prineville, Oregon
A New Line of Millinery
JUST RECEIVED
Some of the very latest and prettiest creations. Select
your Easter hat here. No old stock. See
this line before it is picked over
Confectionery : Ice Cream : Soft Drinks
Sanitary Brushes
MRS. J. N. WRIGHT &S
The Chautauqua is July 3 to 8
HELP WANTFD
HELP WANTED-)7ancr"for
month or two, one child. Address
box 483, Prineville, Ore. 19tfe
MIDDLE AGE WOMAN Wanted
to do housework on a ranch.
Phone or wirte C. C. O'Neal.
Riverside ranch, Prineville, Ore
gon 17tfc
MISCELLANEOUS
LIPPINCOTT'S RESTAURANT .
Is now being operated by the
owners, who will be pleased to
meet all their old customers,
new ones as well. 18tfc
NOTICE.'
Notice is hereby given to alt
shareholders of the Pilot Butte Tele
phone Company that the annual
meeting of the Pilot Butte Tele
phone Company will be held on
Saturday, April 8, 1916, at the
Maury school house at the hour of
one o'clock p. m. Election of officers
and other important business will
come before the meeting.
R. R. Price, Secretary and
Treasurer. 18t4c.
LOST AND FOUND
AUTO KOBEXThTTnTdark
plaid robt. Has a "Pendeton"
mark on one end. Notify this
office. 20tfc.
ONE BAY HORSE Lost last June.
White fact, both hind feet white.
Branded on left shoulder, H-C.
Mane roached when last seen.
Raised by Harry Cutting, near
Izee. $10 reward. Notify W. H.
Grimes. Prineville. 3tf.
TO EXCHANGE
PORTLAND PROPERTY-To ex
change for improved irrigated
land in Crook county. Call on or
address W.'H. Keehn, Prineville,
Oregon. ltfc
WANTED
real estate office
south of Ochoco