Crook County journal., April 12, 1917, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
APRIL 12, 1917
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
BY Gl'Y LAFOM.KTTK
Entered at the postofliee at Prine
ville. Oregon, aa aei-ond-class mat-tor.
ALIEN ENEMIES ARE
TO BE RESTRAINED
nni.isnK every TiiiksiuY Possession of Arms op Mate
rial for Espionage Forbid
Price tl.&O per year, payable
strictly in advance. In case ot
change of address please notify us
st once, giving both old and new
ddreas.
"jMIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
ADVERTISING BY THE
by Proclamation.
40ST of the revised statutes as fol-:
lows:
"Whenever there is declared a war
between the United States and any
foreign nation or government or any
invatiion or predatory Incursion la per-'
petrated, attempted or threatened
against the territory of the United
States, by any foreign nation or gov
ernment, and the president makes
public proclamation of the event, all
nations, rttiiens, denlsens or subjects
of a hostile nation or government be-
GENERAL OFFICES
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
WILSON THE STATESMAN
Tliose who were loudest in their
swidemiiation of Woodrow V. ilson
during the campaign tor president
last November are first to get In line
behind him, and loudest in shoutiu
Bis praise in this
eril.
After all, this is distinctly an
American trait. No man, be he re
publican or democrat, if he has the
Ted blood of the true American in
lis veins, will fail to endorse
Washington. Immediately after I Ing mala of the age of 14 years and
signing the joint resolution adopted i upwards who shall be within the Unit-
by congress, declaring a state of war
exists between the United States and
Germany, President Wilson Issued a
war proclamation, as follows:
Whereas, the congress of the Unit
ed States, in the exercise of the con
stitutional authority vested in them,
ed States and not actually natural-
lied, shall be liable to be apprehend
ed, restrained, secured and removed
aa alien enemies.
Powers Held by President
"The president Is authorlted In any
such event, by his proclamation there
of or other public act, to direct the
have resolved by joint resolution of , comilu,t lo be ot)8rved the part of
the senate And house of representa- j ,e VntfA staU11 ,ow,r(j , ,1(eni
lives bearing date this dsy "that a' no b,.rmP go 11roU,: the nmnnw
state of war between the United deRree of (ne r8,rant t0 which
States and the imperial German gov-, ,nev ,uojwt ,,, , wnR,
ernment. which has been thrust upon j cages am, upo wh swurlty th,,r
the United States, is hereby formally j,,,,,,,,.,, gnHl, be permitted, and to
declared; : provide for the removal of those who,
Whereas. It is provided by section j not MnK pormUt.j to reside within
the United
time of national I . , . . , ..
every acre of land to its limit
and I
vigorous action that has been taken
Sy the president in starting this
trar with a vim that promises to
bring it to an early and successful
elose.
it is safe to say that all the
States, refuse or neglect '
to ftenrt therefrom: and to establish
produce all tha meat animals his ! Bny Blloh re(tiatlons which are found
j ranch can support. i necessary in the premises and for the ',
The result will be to put the : public safety"; ' j
Central Oregon country, of which j Whereas, by aect Ions 408, 4069 and j
! Prinoviiia lu n,. r ,, . i ,. i .n,i;407O of the revised slstutes, further
the ... ... . i nro vision
i business
way that
enter nn the man In a ' mum u
it never has been before, i "1.m'1'8'. , , ... . ..,
The people should appreciate the prcgl(U,llt of VnUo,, 8tate, ot
situation, and take advantage of the : America, do hereby proclaim, to all
opportunity that is now ofTered by j whom It may concern, that a state of
getting every available resource at war exists between the United States
u-ni-ir f.,r tha on.,i ni tiin .....nr., ,i v ami the Imocrlal Rornun aovernment. .
presidents that the Union has had8n(J q( ag wo : ,nd I do specially direct all officers.
saw less of the first importance to , civil or military, of the United States, j
the future of the nation than has1. . . ! that they exercise vigilance and zeal.
work on the Prinevlle-Mitchell road'
the first of the week.
first work so far as wn have tteen
' ertv and justice, uphold the laws
inferred that has been started ,he ,and Ru gve unnvlded and
PKIXEVII.I.E GETS ACTION FIRST i in the (go barge of the duties Incident
The report that engineers started! t0 ,lch 8ta,e of r' "d 1 do' more !
over, earnestly appeal to an Amen-
can citizens that they In loyal devo- i
which Is the tion to their country, dedicated from!
Its foundation to the principles of lib- :
of :
II- 1
under the highway commission, is , ling support to those measures w hich
surelv good news to Prineville. may be adopted by the constitutional
This work was planned bv Forest I authorities In prosecuting the war to ,
Supervisor Homer Ross, and the : '"' tn obtaining a ;
Hogs are selling there at $16 and;fct that the first work is done on I conduct Is Prescribed !
tte end is not yet. jthis road Insures the completion of ! Am, a(.(ill(! ld by 'yMuf of '
Cattle, Prineville cattle, which ! the a(l " e"ly date, which is the authority vested In me by the con- .
are the best in the world, are worth!0' tne nr8t importance to Prineville, stitution of the United States and the
and to Mitchell as well.
President Wilson.
To say that the president is the
aero of the nation and that the
people are with him without excep
tion is putting it mild.
A llRIGHT FUTURE
Wheat, in the Chicago market,
kas passed the S2 mark and is yet
n the up grade.
ft
ft
ft
Use bettor Jtour
The price you pay for flour does not
assure you of the satisfaction you should
demand. You are entitled to the most
Standard Floor
loaves of the best quality and delicious flavor
Our Standard flour guarantees just that
satisfaction or Your MONEY Refunded
PRINEVILLE FLOUR MILLS
110 in the Portland markets, and
there is no limit to the demand,
when the product is up to its best,
as Prineville cattle usually are.
Potatoes, Powell Butte potatoes,
which are without an equal, are
old at prices considerable above
tlie market, and the market value
of potatoes is stronger than it has
been for years.
A demand has been created for
Central Oregon hay at a good price,
n't in fact every product of the !
Significance of liihle Numbers
E. P. Lyon, Ph. D.
ONE Creation or Deity Number.
TWO Substitute or Redemption
Number.
THREE Trinity Number.
FOUR Earth Number.
SIX Satanic Number.
SEVEN Complete or Perfect Num
ber.
soil" Is becoming more valuable ev-1 EIGHT Resurrection or New Cre
T ay- ation Number.
The entry of the United States: TEN Completed Human Responsi
feto the war only adds to the de- bility.
land for these products, and makes TWELVE Governmental Number,
it a duty of every farmer to work FORTY Testing or Final Number.
CEMENT SIDEWALKS
Cement Blocks and Cement Brick'and
ALL CLASSES CEMENT WORK
1 am pleased to furnish figures and will
Contract anything in these lines
R. A. CLARK, PRINEVILLE, OREGON
The Ochoco Bridge is now
so you'ean get to the Prineville Machine Shop
i We have not done much work for some time
owing to being shut off from town but" we
have not forgotten how. Bring us your work
and let us prove our claim.5 Also received a
nun
Fresh Supply of Michelin
Tires and Tubes
Prineville" Machine Shop
A Dollar in the Bank
Is worth two in the hand, because it is safer.
It soon grows and begins to work for you.
WpayperHrertmtirrkpU.
Crook County Bank Prineville, Or.
said sections of the revised statutes; ;
I hereby further proclaim and (II- !
rect that the conduct to be observed I
on the part of the United States to- !
wards all natives, citizens, denizens I
or subjects of Germany, being male, j
of the age of 14 years and upwards,
who shall be within the United States
and not actually naturalized, who for ;
the purpose of this proclamation and
under such sanctions of the revised
statutes are termed alien enemlc,
shall be as follows:
All alien enemies are enjoined to
preserve the peace toward the United
States and to refrain from crime
against the public safety and from vio
lating the laws of the United States
and of the states and territories there
of, and to refrain from actual hostili
ty or giving Information, aid or com
fort to the enemies of the United
States and to comply strictly with
regulations which are hereby or which
may be from time to time promulgat
ed by the president, and so long as
they shall conduct themselves tn ac- j
cordance with law they shall be un
disturbed in the peaceful pursuit of
their lives and occupations and be ac
corded the consideration due to all
peaceful and law-abiding persons; ex
cept so far as restrictions may be ne
cessary for their own protection and
for the safety of the United States,
and towards such alien enemies as
conduct themselves In accordance
with law, all citizens of the United
States are enjoined to preserve the
! peace and to treat them with all such
i friendliness as may be compatible
1 with loyalty and allegiance to the
! United States.
And all alien enemies who fail to
conduct themselves as so enjoined, In
addition to all other penalties pre
scribed by law, shall be liable to re
straint or to give security or to re
move and depart from the United
States In the manner prescribed by
j sections 4069 and 4070 of the rcviswl
statutes and as prescribed In the reg
illations duly promulgated by the
I president.
I Arms Forbid Alien Enemies.
i And pursuant to the authority vest
ed In me, I hereby declare and estab-
lish the following regulations which
1 I find necessary in the premises and
! for the public safety:
j 1. An alien enemy shall not have
in his possession at any time or place
any firearms, weapons or implement
of war, or component parts thereof,
ammunition, Maxim or other silencer,
arms or explosives or material used
in the manufacture of explosives.
2. An alien enemy shall not have
in bis possession at any time or place
or use or operate any aircraft or wire
less apparatus or any form of signal
ing device, or any form of cipher code
or any paper, document or book, writ
ten or printed in cipher or in which
there may be invisible writing.
3. All property found in the pos
session of an alien enemy in violation
of the foregoing resolutions shall be
subject to seizure by the United
States.
4. An alien enemy shall not ap
proach or be found within one-half of
a mile of any federal or state fort,
camp, arsenal, aircraft station, gov
ernment or naval vessel, navy-yard,
factory or workshop for the manufac
ture of munitions of war or any pro
ducts for the use of the army or navy.
5. An alien enemy shall not com
mit or abet any hostile acts against
the government or congress ot the
United States, or either branch there
of. or against the measiirea or polic y
of the United Stales, or against the
persons or property of any persons In
the military, naval or civil service of
the United States or of the states or
territories or of the District of Colum
bia or of the municipal governments
therein.
6. An alien enemy shall not com
mit or abet any hostile arts ngninst
the United States or give information,
aid or comfort to Its enemies.
Residence Is Restricted.
7. An alien enemy slutll not reside
In or continue to reside tn. to remain
In or enter any locality which the
president may from time to time des
ignate as a prohibitive area in which
residence by an alien enemy shall be
found by him to constitute a danger
to the public peace and safety of the
United States, except by permit from
the president and except under such
limitations or restrictions as the pres
ident may prescribe.
8. An alien enemy whom the presi
dent shall have reasonable cause to
believe to be aiding or about to aid
the enemy or to be at largo to the
danger of the pub. juace- or safety
of the United Stales or to have vio
lated or to be about to violate any of
these regulations, shall remove to any
location designated by the president
by executive order and shall not re
move therefrom without permit, or
shall depart from the United States
if so required by the president.
9. No alien enemy ahull depart
from the United States until he shall
have received such permit as the
president shall prescribe or except un
der order of a court, Judge or Justice,
under sections 4069 and 4070 of the
revised statutes.
10. No alien enemy shall land In
or enter the United States except un
der such restrictions and at such
places as the president may prescribe.
11. If necessary to prevent viola
tion of the regulations all alien ene
mies will be obliged to register. .
12. An alien enemy whom there
may be reasonable cause to believe
to be aiding or about to aid the ene
my, or who be at large to the danger
of the public peace or safety, or who
violates or who attempts to violate
or of whom there Is reasonable
grounds to believe that he Is about
to violate any regulation to be promul
gated by the president or any crimin
al law of the United States, or of the
states or territories thereof, will be
subject to summary arrest by the
United States marshal or his deputy
or such other officers as the president
shall designate, and confinement In
such penitentiary, prison, jail, mili
tary camp or other place of detention
as may be directed by the president.
This proclamation and the regula
tions herein contained shall extend
and apply to all land and water, con
tinental or insular, In any way with
in the jurisdiction of the United
States."
In the hsart of the city
The Portland Hotel
."w .. , -,1
Invites the citizen of tSs s n ;r j eitt of the Ca
catcades to sojsurrt m ler it roipiUblo raif tvhsi
ever they visit the City of Roiet.
Generous in size and superior in enirjinjtt
The Portland offers to its guetts every luxury and
convenience.
E'iropa! ?lrt $1.53 and Upwards
Richard W.Childs
Manager
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Congratulations Sent to Wilson.
Washington. President Wilson re
ceived cablegrams from King George
of England and King Victor Emman
uel of Italy, congratulating the people
and government of the United State
on their entrance Into the war against
Germany.
Insurance business in the state Is
Increasing by leaps and bounds, ac
cording to figures compiled by In
surance Commissioner Harvey Wells.
During the first three months of this
year the fees of his office amounted
to S121.910.98, as compared to S97,
524.43 for a similar period last year.
When the new insurance code goes
into effect the amount of the fees of
that office also will be greatly augmented.
NEWS
FROM MICHEL'S STORE
TO THE PUBLIC
We have made no extravagant claims
that is not our way of doing busi
ness. What is done at our store is
done right no half way measure
We Compete With No
One in Price
No store competes with us in quality
We make no specials because all our
prices are special, due to quality
We thank you for your patronage
Yours truly
MRS. I. MICHEL
THE STORE OF PERSONAL SERVICE
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