Crook County journal., June 22, 1916, Page Page 4, Image 4

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Hawaiian Music to be Feature
of Big Chautauqua Program
Music from IshnJ Across tha Pacific to A;id Civatly to Bii s
Program Entfajfcd
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TI1F. i hautauiiuH is brinuina many unsit nurat tinns ht'it ilmiuir lis wrck uf big ilally inirams. IUit of nil
the pro-.Tams pmbalily nui.e w 11 1 e rc't'Ivoil Mi sm h great omtitisl.ism as tho om to ! civeu by Ki'ku
ku's llaai.un Quintet. This Is the ioiujany that playetl In .he ordinal ' lilid of l'lirmlise'.' oompntiy ami ''nr
ed sueU a (ireat suvecss. Iu the t"Ur of the lnr largest cities nf the Vnited States that was made by tills
company the uesiaiers tUvlareil Kekuku's llawaiians to be the must musical and accurate In thrlr reiirodiietliMi
of Iianaiian cmsic. It is said that n other ecniimiiy has played the bountiful, soothlns ami wistful melodies of
the Hawaiian Islands as do these player The Chuutauijua' has si-ored a bis "scihii" lu securii.s them for full con
cert on the closing nfcht of Chuutampia. 1
Witepskie Is Coming Back With
Bigger and Better Orchestra
After " Most Successful Season, W tepskie Is Coming to the Western
Chautauquas For a Second Tour, of the Pacific Coast
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"ITEI'SKIE and his wonderful Huniiri:in Orchestra are (inning liai?!;. Last year, when the matter of en
gaging the Koyal Hungarian-! for tin? 'hautau(iia was under advis meiit, It was frecjuently lntltnnted that
such an offerim; would prove "caviare to the general" and as a (.'hautauuua feature attraction re
sult in flat failure. It was thought that such a company of artists, better known tor their concerts be
fore the royalty and court ceremonials of Europe, the exclusive functions of the elite of our large cities would not
prove popular with the maxses.
However, It was decided that the standard set by western Chautauquas must be maintained. They were en
gaged. It was positively demonstrptel that Chautauqua patrons not only appreciated the very best In music, but
would not accept anything else. The multitude of requests for the return of the Royal Hungarians rendered their
return engagement practically unescapable. '
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Ionians Have Unique
Program
Clever Idea.
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Why Not Have
Your Clothes
Made in
Priiie-ville
The Columbia. Graf onola
s
upenor
You will get the dune
materia), fit work
manship and
Etyie
That you w ill g t !n
Portland or elsewhere
Cleaning and Pressing
Alterations of ail
Kinds
Satisfaction Guaranteed
J. A. Gillis, Tailor
Musical '
Instrument
! bpecial Rates
EAbT AND CALIFORNIA
OREGON TRUNK RY.
Central Oicsoo liae
Through Service via Spokane;
' Over the Greatest Scen
I ic Routes of America
CliicsgD .
St. Louis
Pes Moines
ltenver
st. Paul ;.
New York
r 72. SO
71.20
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VVhe:h?r you whh a
sntall Cntfonoht at a
nomin.il cost of $15.00
or whether you wish an
eletcric Grafonohi for
$350.03 we ara able to
supply you at the one
price that these iatru
menU are sold through
out the United States
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CRAFONOI.A Ij (J"1C (n
otfvnutiic Grft'onol for 4pl,Vv
Tnn if dnii"dl olhT tvpo I2R.00,
$33.00. $!i0.00, $75 10, $.15.00, $100..
00, $150 00, (200.00 and up.
Fui'r1".. $110.00
With the wood patent
rrcord cjretor. We have
all tltrt new records on
falc the 20th of each
month; come in und hear
thetn.
Prineville Drug Co.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
uvmna
, rroortionate fares to all other
places. Ka'e given on t iplication.
Slightly higher going; or returning
through California. Palatial ships,
"Northern Pacific" and "Groat Nor
thern," for San Francisco every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday. Fares
include meals and berths and extras
, without extra fare.
Are You Going
Away This
Summer
CLATSOP BEACH
Is the Place
SEND Foil !:OOKLF.T
D. KELLER, Agent
Red men i
Harp Soloist Carries Valuable
Instrument.
I'llr.nbettt do Itnrrle (Jill, harpl't en
tertainer. Is one of the Chautauqua's
most unique offerings, Inimitably pre
senting, as she doc, a splendid vocal
and Instrumental concert, delightfully
Interspersed and combined with de
lectuble character stories and Imper
sonations. .!rn. (illl la wonderfully prolMent on
the harp, and tho gold liiMru
uient which she plays s u niaster-
IF any one says that four pretty young girls cannot present a program that
will truly entertain he should come to Chautauqua and have his Ideas
changed n little when he hears the loniuii Screnadcrs. The louiuns pre
sent two programs and appear lu full costume each time.
"ITow does Ffttboy stand the bent?"
"He sits under a tree and rende
French mystery stories till his blood
runs cold." Boston Globe.
An Exception,
Jinks Most things tlmt are bought
go to the buyer. Jenks Yes, all ex
cent coal: tbut goes to the cellur. ,
Union Pacific
System
Ranks FIRST
AMONG TRAVEL ROUTES
' in the United States in
Scenery, Service
Equipment
the three things that count most
in making travel pleasant
Take advantage of Low Round
Trip Fares and go East this sum
mer via the cool, smooth, granite
v clean, Union Pacific. Ask for
"TOUR" literature and the cost
of a journey "back home."
Union Pacific is the popular route
t0 Yellowstone
National Park
Include a visit with your eastern
trip. Through Sleeping Car Ser
vice direct to the Park.
A. C. EGAN, T.F. and P. A., BEND
Round Trip Fares
Denver $55.00
Omaha 60.00
Kanai City 60.00
St. Louis 71.20
Chicago 72.60
Detroit 83.50
Washington 108.50
Eoaton 110.00
New York 110.70
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MR 8. CILL.
piece of woi Ithi'iiiHliii, of a vibrant
lyric depth uiiil tone ie:oii:iin o of hui1
pnsliig power and sweetness. Mrs.
Gill bus b rich contralto voice and,
hlnglti!! to her own accompaniment on
tho harp, alYords nn Ideal coinlilnatlon.
Hhe features Knglliih, Irish, Hcotch nnd
negro folk songs, whl"h the crooning
murmur of tho instrument proves most
effective.
In a generous repertoire of harp
solos especially pleasing on the great
lyre, such as the old plantation melo
dies and "Tho Miserere" from "11
Trovatore," Mrs. Gill's rendition of
"The Rosary" Is a distinct accomplish
ment. In this number she demon
strates tho supreme rank of the harp
as a musical Instrument when pluycd
by an urtlst.
SUMMONS.
In tho ("ircuit Court of tin?
.v'tHte of Oregon For Crook County.
V. C. Taylor. I'litinlilT, v.
Hazel F.ilwurds, GreUu Kd wards,
& Joseph O. Kd wards, Oofendants.
To Huzel Kdwards, Gretta Kl
wards and Joseph O. Kdwurda,
Defendmtts.
In the Nuniv of the State of Ore
gon, You are hereby required to
appear and answer this summons
and Application and Complaint,
filed against you in the above en
titled cause, within sixty (GO)
day after the date of the tirht
publication of this summons (ex
clusive of the dute of said first
publication), lowit: on thu fith
day of August, l'.Hfi, and defind
the action or p:ty the amount due
towit: $10!). 12a with ii,hnt thereon
at the rale of lifleen (Ifi) per cent
per iiM'.um from June f, tlUt!, and
lipon your fuilure to do a Decree
will he ret'ilereil again; t vou fore
elu.ill;C tlie lien of the lu I eim.ftcr
merit iom-d and ileM-ribed tax de-ii'v-uiiicy
cc'-t ilii'.ile and eot.s
;;.;!, in .t t!,c hen! ,mi pr.-mi-es h.ere
u ;il l.T di-M i iIh-.I.
Thai tni;. . -lit i. for the pi.rMfe
of I' m el... in" I'D' ta.c;oi tile
tii litciii- wj tvi tilieale, i'.ucl by
the J i: fit. of tile County i i ( louk,
St itc of On k"'i, tiir the IMh day
o! .Sept, 'ii.lt. :. )!'!., for taxi s for
li.e yi Ml l'.ili:, in lb.- iin.ount of
f.'iO.I'n, iilii'.i (l.ereoii Bt
liii' t'.lte of lil'leetl (!") -' I" I'cnt
I't r iittnutn f roi!i te 1'ih , . v of
S. iii fn'.i.'i', I'. 12, and lici-.i; . i.le
f th- .-,th dnv of ' i. i ..',
lillo, and for tave of ndi... (jin ul
yearn a.i follows: On F tunlin
15, 11)15, paid taxes for hU.'S in the
Mini of $:M.lit;.
On Feptemlttr IB, 1915, paid
taxes for the year 1914 in the sum
of $27.50.
That C, C. Taylor, to whom said
certificate was issued is now the
owner and holder thereof.
That the property against which
said certificate of delinquency was
issued and upon which the taxes
aforesaid were paid, is described
as follows: The East half (El)
of the Southwest quarter (SWJ),
and the West half (WJ) of the
Southeast quarter (SEJ), Section
thirtyone (31), Twp. fifteen (15),
South nf Range Twenty-one (21),
East, Willamette1, Meridian, Crook
County, Oregon.
That tho undersigned, M, H.
Elliott, is the Attorney and Agent
of the plaintiff and signs this sum
mons in his behalf and is re
siding within the St'tte of Oregon,
and all processes and papers in the
proceeding may be served upon
him with the same force nnd effect
as if personally served on the
holder of 'said certificate within
this State.
This summons is published by
order of the Honorable T. E. J.
Duffy, Judge of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon, for Crook
County, made and entered on the
12th day of June, 1916,
The date of the first publication
of this Summons is the 15th day of
June, 1916.
M. R. Elliott,
In behalf of the plaintiff and
applicant for Judgment, 31t7c
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