CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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IF hat the Engineers arc Doing
EjJJIIIRTY thousand American engineers are
making a cara inucx survey i American in
dustry 10 that it may be prepared for its vital
r part in ootcnumu the Country, il need comes
"Ilie past eighteen (nontlii have taught us here in
America what lack ut industrial preparednes hm meant
to some of the countries now at war. .These nations
had the ship and they had the men; but when the hour
struck, their factories were not able to furnish the colon
with arms and shells and powder Their factories were
not prepared. And our factories arc not prepared.
Ilui il it niM enough id duw s moral. In iht Unucd Siaici five
grcst Knginming Swirlirt Civil. Mining, Mcrhamcil, tlrtlrinl
nd Chumcsl huve plcdgrd ihcii services lo the government of the
United Sistes, snd ire already working hind in hand with (he Govern
ment to prepare Industry lor the national dclense. They receive no
pay snd will accept no pay. All ihey seek is opportunity io serve their
country, that she may have her industries mobilized lor defense
All elements of the nation's hie the manufacturers, the business
men, snd the workmgmen should support this palmitic snd demo
cratic wuik of the engineers, snd mill ihem cheerfully when asked.
Tktrt ttn it i Itiur national miumnci agilinl viar
The Associated Advertising Clubs ol the World, representing
II idverlising interests have offered their free and hearty service to the
President of the United States, in close co-operation with these five
r!nginrcring Smiriirs, to the end that the Country may know what the
Ungincera re doing. The President has accepted the ofler. The
engineers have welcomed the co-operation.
This advertisement, published without cost to the United Stain, is
the first in a nation-wide aeries to cull the country to the duly of co
operating promptly and fully wit h the lingineeri.
NAVAL CONSULTINO HOARD OP THE UNITED STATES
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100
2.00
6.40
'3.50
" 6.50
-244,70
12.15
86.00
.75
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Bills Paid by the
Crook County Court
Continued from patre 8.
Wm. Jacobs deputy sheriff 7.60
W. J. Smith transcript 74.25
S. K. Huberts deputy sheriff 2.60
E. It. Knox board of
prisoners 270.00
E, It. Knox gas, repairs for
autos - ' 28.60
II. G. Kcnnard lumber, etc. 5.80
11. (1. Kennard salary,
water mauler 200.00
Aubrey K. Perry salary,
deputy water master 95.95
II. A. Kelley road work, etc. 215.65
19.54
36.15
7.50
15.00
73.13
194.74
29.84
John Malech chainman 30.50
Clyde Hoover chainman 13.50
Robert Oiiborn chainman 12.00
Chas. A. Sherman flagman 4.00
J. K. Myers request for
postage - - 20.00
R. W. Douglas Jurors fees 1.00
J. U. Lafollette " 1.00
W. II. Kinder ' " 1.00
John Henderson " 1.00
Carl McGee " 1.00
II. E. Darling " 1.00
L. C.Morgan " 1.00
Pi Hodges " 1.00
J. II. Crooks " 1.00
C. A. King " 1.00
Dave Still " 1.00
A. T. Yancey " 1.00
Percy Smith " 1.00
J. W. Lewis "
Pete Hinklo constable's fees
A. It. Bowman Justice of
peace
C. L. Roberts witness fees
CI.uh. Stroud '
Deshutes Power co, light,
water, etc.
t P. Wright repairing jail
L. K. Knox work, Sheriff's
oflicc .
J. J. Wilt & co, nails
Pilot Huttc Tell co. services,
May 1915 - 98.77
Pioneer Tel. & Tel. co. services
apply on taxes
J. I. Duckett Lbr. co. lumber 17.90
J. Bixby mtlse. for Dunn
F. Dement & co. mdse. etc.
D. II. Dobinc deputy sheriff
Shevlin-Hixon co. cement
Robert B. Gould deputy
surveyor
Brooks-Sranlon Lumber, co.
lumber
Lynch & Roberts mdsc.
Mrs. Parrish
Mrs. II. D. Sutherland nursing
Mrs. Ross - '12.00
Hudson Feenaughty co.
grader and freight 235.40
Miller Lbr. co. lumber 386.43
Olaf E. Anderson pulling trees 70.00
N. P. Wieder services 39.60
Mrs. A. Lambert Traham
services Co. charge 5.00
Dr J. C. Vandervert services
rendered - ' 69.30
C. M. Rragg labor 232.00
John Tuck work Prineville
Redmond , 198.40
V. Wenstrom labor on road 37.50
Lw Nickerson labor on road 57.50
Elmer WarnstofT labor on Bear
Creek - 85.00
Arthur Cook labor on Bear
Creek
Joe WarnstofT labor Bend-Burns
H. C. Ellis registering voters 37.10
Prineville Mch. Shop
supplies, etc. 217.17
R. M. Doty pin for grader 2.00
Inland Atuo co. gas 9.55
Kendall & Chapman supplies 2.65
Bend Bulletin printing etc.
Norrts Bixby work in Clerk's
office
90.00
58.25
30.07
130.00
D. P. Adumson & co. mdsc.
for officers - 8.60
Prineville Drug co. drugs 16.70
Prineville Drug co. ink, etc. 3.25
Collins W. Elkins Yale lock 2.00
E, L. Crabrec scraper, ttc. 15.75
H. A. Foster supplies 28.24
T. J. Minger labor . - 8.85
Goldie C. Wagner salary
March & April , 150.00
G. D. Cunningham rubber
bands - - 2.56
Prineville Drug co. Drugs 29.95
J. H. Rosenberg health officer 113.75
Henry & Clayton Lbr. co.
lumber 100.51
J. E. Myers expense. Institue 82.60
Gladys Bayn work, supt. office 16.25
S. Ireland care Jack Cadle 100.00
Home Hospial care of poor 248.35
Lee & Hughes labor - , 57.60
Mrs. A. Agostinc laundry . 6.80
Frank Pcrcival dep. assessor 44.00
Chas. W. Erskin dep. dint.
attorney - 50.00
Chas. W. Erskin registering
voters-, - 78.20
A. W. Grattr board 50.00
Yale & Towne Mfg. co.
cylinders for lock 17.83
M. A. Cunning services 7.50
M. E. Brink services 7.50
Redmond Lbr. & Produce co.
i cord wood 2.75
Willard H. Wirz postage 22.00
Thos. M. Anderson camp mdse 77.95
Thos. M. Anderson allowance
Mar. 1916 - 15.00
Remington Typewriter co.
paper by Wirtz - 13.50
Geo. E. Aitkin registering
voters 4.66
A. H. Lippman & co. bed etc. 24 24
J. H. Gray repair sidewalk .50
Reed & Horfn drugs, etc. 10.35
C. L. V. Marker raking &
hauilng 2.50
Underwood Typewriter co. -
ribbons - 2.10
T. J. Minger work on Co.
car, etc. - 11.40
P. D. Reeder deputy sheriff 2.00
Roy Stuart wood for court
house - - 69.30
W. H. Loftin 3 cords wood 15.00
La Pine Inter-Mt. blanks, etc. 7.50
W. J. Smith reporter Jan.
term - 40.00
Redmond Spokesman 500
blanks
Roy M. Harvey road work
Glen Hrndrickson feed for
Schroder mare
H. T. Swingle dep. sheriff foi
Lake Co.
Bert M. Meeks mileage
C. J. Strauffer mileage
C. A. Adams expense
Hudson Land co. list final
proof
W. J. Wright road work
Hodson Feenaughty co, road
drag, etc.
Prineville Drug co. drugs
Crook County Abstract co.
bond premium
Crandrall & Roberts services,
del. taxes
Central Ore. Merc. co.
powder, etc.
Owl Pharmacy drugs
Remington Typewriter co.
supplies -L.
Nichols witness fees
P. D. Reeder deputy sheriff
10.00
22.50
20.70
4.00
10.00
15.00
44.00
24.30
3 00
Hunsaker stage co freighting 8 00
Redmond Lbr & Pro co wood 2 75
Horigan & Reinke mdse for
Ashley 14 20
Kendall & Chapman mdse
for roads ' 103 48
Tum-A-Lum Lbr co mdse
for road 18 05
Collins W Elkins mdse for road 2 70
R L Jordan work sheriffs off. 100 00
Roy Clark serving subpoenas 5 00
W F Mackey work on bridge 7 50
W A Pickett work on bridge 2 50
I Geo Lunker work on bridge 1 25
85.82 I M Hurlburt Dunns subpoena 1 25
12.00 H J Overurf fees, labor travel 300 80
Robert Moore blacksmith bill 50 25
Anderson Bros Lbr co lumber 88 69
J F Blanchard road work, etc 350 00
Alex Ammons lbr for bridge 121 33
J W Ross circuit court witness 72 00
70.00
337.75
3.80 1 j W Davis same
7.70 Bert Roe same
C J Stauffer same
66.71 ! Bert M Meeks same
10.00 James A Brickey same
5 00 : E R Long same
I Wm Sutherland same
75.00 ! Bob Robinett same
39.00 ; H F Sevingle same
40.00 John SSandesame "
16.00 , 1 E Kilgore same
12.00 Ploy R Canterbury same
97.00 ; Clifford Babeack same
24.00 ; Ralph L Babeack same
24.00 ' Frank Cross same
24.50 i A B Schroder same
11.25 Robert Wiley same
12.25 1 J E Warner same
Howard Cooper Cor. mchny. 751.30 Bert Gerthing same
J. D. Bowman road work
dist. 5
Geo. Wilson
M. Harrington " "
C. L. Gist " "
A. F. Pednavet " . "
R. C. Foster " "
Ed Spoo
A. Roach
A. W. Armstrong "
Van Wilson
Joe Lockmiller "
G. Arneson " "
Jno. Taylor " "
F. L. Rickie " "
J. H. f.tedham " "
Linn Wilson " "
F. Arnold
F. Zumwalt
E. Graham
J. 0. Jewell
J A Long
J W Wells
J W Shrunk
Irwin-Hodson co supplies
Nora F Stearnes work in
clerk's office
J F Merritt fixing bridges
Prineville Meat mkt mdse for
road 83 95
13.00
15.50
20.00
31.50
7.50
7.50
2.00
Hannah B Dunn same
Edith Dunn same
L Nichols same
J F Blanchard posts for
Hardin road
The following bills
lowed :
12 00
31 00
29 00
.26 00
26 00
28 no
27 09
28 00
28 00
26 00
17 00
18 00.
18 60
76 00
79 00
19 40
28 00
10 60
11 50
24 00
24 00
400
90 70
were disal-
1.00 IDeschutes Power co light,
123.75
100.00
51 25
20 00
156 35
20 00
22 15
water etc.
Crook Co. Journal printing
ballots
Prineville Meat Mkt meat
Deschutes Cafe meals
Bend W L & P co supplies
Roy Stuart wood for court
house
Glen Hendrickson feed for
Schroder mare
10 00
12 00
21 50
12 15
30 72
13 20
8 00
Now Here For Your Inspection
THE WILEY B. ALLEN COMPANY'S
IMMENSE BUSINESS
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Has been developed upon a belief in the common sense of our public, meaning by "our" public those people who real
ize that it is good judgment and economy to pay fair prices and get good pianos.
Our business' consists exclusively of selling Pianos
and Player Pianos
Mof the most advanced type, at prices whicK represent their actual retail value. We have no profits to add in order to
cover the expenses involved by providing gift inducements to purchasers.
Our profit is simply a fair percentage on the cost of the instrument
?
There is a Vast Difference Between Piano Value and Piano Cost
Value represents the cost of production, plus a reasonable profit. That is as it should be and is fair to all. At all of the Wiley B. Allen stores, from Mexico to British Columbia,
every instrument is sold on the closest possible margin of profit. The payment of commissions to outsiders to influence you to buy, or for "tipping off" your name as a prospective
purchaser does not add to the value of a piano, but it does add to the cost and for which you must pay. Your interest does not cease when the sale is made. We consider the
transaction closed only when we know the instrument has proven its worth in the hands of its purchaser. These statements briefly express the policy of the Wiley B. Allen Co. and
we believe it is the only way in which the piano business can be conducted honestly. Following is the list of makes we sell, each the recognized standard in its respective grade.
Mason & Hamlin, Hardman, Conover, Melville Clark, Ludwig, Kingsbury, Wellington, Harrington, Price & Teeple
Milton and Rembrant In player pianos, the Angelus, the Solo, Apollo, the Carola and others
No matter what may be your piano desire, ho matter what may be your .income, we are in a position to satisfy that desire and to make the
ownership of a really good piano-or player piano a more economical proposition than can any other firm. We will be pleased to send catalogue
and prices to anyone. We will accept your old instrument as part payment on a new one.
Your Money's Worth or
Your Money Back
E. H. BRENT, Manager, Prineville, Ore.
Expert Tuning and Repairing
. Factory Experience
Great Bargains in Second-hand Pianos and Organs..
OTHER STORES: Portland, Oakland, Sacramento, Fresno, San Jose, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego