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CROOK OOCXTY JOIRNAL
jCrook County Journal
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Bntered at th pogtofflce, at
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II the "home papers" are to-be sent
to all our soldiers and sailors and
there, men and women, engaged in
war work abroad, this must be done
ky the public generally or by interest
ed parties In each community.
The ruling ot the War Industries
Board in reference to daily newspa
pers, published August 6, says:
"Copies may be sent free to for
mer employees who are in the war
service .and copjes may be sent
tree to libraries ot institutions
recognized by the Government,
such as the Red Cross, M. C. A.,
X. of C, etc. Copies should not be
sent to Individual soldiers unless
formerly employed by the newspa-
The ruling of the War Industries
Jtoard in reference to country weekly
papers, published August 23, pro
vides:
"No publisher may give free cop
ies of his paper except for actual
service rendered and except to the
camp libraries and hospitals or
canteens of organizations recognez
d by the Government etc.
"No publisher shall send his pub
Ication to anyone below the public
subscription price."
It will thus be seen that all news
papers which heretofore have been
ending free copies to the soldiers
abroad and all newspapers that have
keen contributing a portion of their
sabscription price in order that the
public might be encouraged to send
the newspapers to soldiers, will have
to discontinue those practices.
In other words, if the soldiers are
to have their "home papers" ot which
ajbey stand so much in need and which
- tire them so much delight and com
tort, the people will have to suddIv
he money for the full paid subscrip
tion.
The newspaper has no option in the
matter, in view of the very business-
Ike ruling of the War Industries
Board, which is seeking to prevent
- any consumption of print paper with-
wl an adequate return therefor.
If the public will respond with
prompt donations for sending the pa
pers, every boy from Crook county
wiu m time receive nis nome paper.
JOHN COMBS FOR SHERIFF
lit this age, when the nation itself
is founded on the basis of efficiency,
'and every man is carefully measured
lor his qualifications for every posi
tion, it is well for the voters to ex
amine into the experience and abil
ity of each candidate for office.
John Combs has had ten years'
experience iu the office of sheriff in
this county, four as Bheriff and six
mm deputy.
During this period his competency
m an executive officer was never
tuestioned, and his able management
at the collection of the tax rolls was
ver with a view to safeguarding the
mterests of the taxpayer. When the
voters have an opportunity to place a
aian with 100 per cent, efficiency at
ike head of any of its departments
specially the important office of
sueriff. they should carefully consider
fre qualifications and administrative
ability of John Combs. His record
u law enforcement, and his pledge
m this regard is a guarantee of a
lean and able administration of the
Jffice. Paid Adv.
I RAM-GRA XT WEDDIXG
James Cram, Jr., and Miss Mabelle
firant were married Sunday after
aooD at 2:30 at the home of the bride
aear Lamonta. Rev. W. L. Van Nuys
was the officiating minister. Mrs.
Cram is the daughter of Mrs. Roberta
irant of Lamonta, and Mr. Cram is
abe ion of Henry Cram, a prominent
stockman of Prineville.
Mr. Cram expects to be called in
ttbe next draft, to the Benson Poly-
jeenmc at Portland, and Mrs. Cram
Trill remain here until after the war.
-W. 8. 8.
MIST SEE THE MOVTES
Redmond and Prineville have ben
litted through the closing order in
lend which made moving pictures
Sapossible. Several auto- loads of
people leave practically every night
for these cities to attend the picture
fcows there. Bend Bulletin, Oct. 22.
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TEKREBOXXE BOT VICTIM
Chester Elliott, son of N. H. El
liott, of Terrebonne, died at Fort
McDowell California, yesterday after
an attack of Spanish Influenza. Priv
ate Elliott had been the service only
Ikree weeks.
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gg NEWS XOTES
(By Our Special Correspondent)
Threshing is all over and farmers
are busy seeding their fall crops.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Carey and Chris
Borge were Suplee visitors last week.
Owen Keerins of Izee was over and
purchased a load ot seed rye of Clair
Quinn last week.
Born, to the wife of Porter Quinn,
October 2. a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Dawson were deliv
ering paintings for the Chicago Por
trait Co. in this part of the county
last week.
H. E. Wooley and family made a
trip to Canyon City last week.
Fraajtie Smead and family have
moved to Barns to begin work on the
R. D. Houston place.
Earl Smith went to Portland to en
ter school.
Joe Buckley of Redmond brought
in a truck load of supplies for Keer
ens Brothers last week.
Eddie Birdsong, S. A. and Judd
Lytle attended the Inter-State Fair
at Prineville.
C. C. and Bert Lemey passed
through Suplee enroute to John Day,
last week.
B. Miller, Miss Edith Washburn
and son, Jlmmie, made a trip to
Prineville last week.
B. Owens and family of Enterprise
are visiting relatives here.
Keerins Bros, passed through here
last week with a bunch of beef, which
they recently sold to Cofoid & Mace.
J. V. Kuhn left for the railroad
with a bunch of lambs last week,
which he sold to Mr. McCormlck of
Prineville.
Ed. Stuart of Post Is visiting t the
home of Geo. Senecal this week.
L. A. Miller of Paulina is soliciting
orders for groceries in our neighbor
hood this week.
Word has been received by Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Clark that their son, Irwin,
has landed safely in a Siberian port.
B. E. Carson and family passed
through Suplee Saturday evening to
Post to visit the former's brother, A.
Carson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rennells of Paul
ina were Suplee visitors Monday.
Henry Cutting of Izee was pur
chasing seed rye of Geo. Senecal last
week.
Roy Chase has gone to Seattle to
visit relatives.
(By Our Special Correspondent)
Mrs. E. B. Knox is visiting at the
home ranch.
Mrs. Gunter has gone to Montana
to visit home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Gray are at
home again after a trip through Cal
ifornia. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gibson visited
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Sunday.
B. B. Groff and family were the
guests of the Misses Knox one day
laBt week.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor spent Satur
day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Nor
ton. Mrs. Gillenwater Was in Prineville
the first of the week, having some
dental work done.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and George
Cannon went to Prineville the first of
the week.
John Combs and George Bernier
passed through this neighborhood
the first of the wer;k.
D. Koopman, Wallace Post, Neil
McLean, J. R. Post and Harvey Dun
ham finished threshing their grain.
The yield was very good considering
the season.
C. 0. Stover has charge of the 0. B.
Gray ranch near Bonnyview and is
plowing and seeding the place.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Severance, Mr.
and Mrs. Norton, Mrs. C. O. Stover,
U G. Allen, Miss Burkholder and Miss
Hansen spent Sunday the 14th with
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gray, at Rabbit
Valley.
There was a dance given at the
Shepherd house Saturday night in
honor of Edmund Tweedt and Arch
Ream, who will be leaving soon for
the service. m
3. R. Post shipped a car of beef
cattle to the Portland market the
lasc of the week.
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SACRIFICE.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raymond
shipped a carload of furniture from
their old home at Athena to the Bon
nyview Ranch recently. Among oth
er things is a fine piano, which will
be appreciated by their friends here.
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ORDINANCE NO. Ml
PE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OK i'KlNEV'iLLE. OKEIiON. that
th followitiK proposed amvndmvnU to th
charter of said City b ana the mt hereby
are proposed for suhmiMion to the legal vot
er at a regular election to be held on the 6th
day of November. IK1S:
CHARTER AMENDMENTS SUBMITTED TO
THK VOTERS OF SAID CITY BY
THE CITY COUNCIL
THK PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF PRINE
VILLE. OKEGON, DO OKDAIN AS FOL
LOWS:
That an art entitled "An art to Incorporate
the City of Prineville. Crook County, State of
Oreiron : and to repeal an act entitled An art
to inconorate the town ot Prineville, Waaco
County, Oreiron" approved October 1, lftMII :
and to repeal an act entitled An act to amend
an act entitled "An act to Incorporate the
town of 1 nnevllle in V two mow Crookl
County. Oreiron." approved October 23,
1H80, and to repeal all acta or parte of acts
in conflict herewith." approved February 14,
1M7 : and to repeal an act entitle! "An act to
amend section 17 of an act entitled "An act to
incorporate the town of Prineville, Wasco
County. Oreiron," approved October 23, lV0,"
filed in the office of the secretary of state
February 18, 1M9I, approved February Is,
and as subsequently amended by an act
of the Legislative Assembly of the State of
Oreiron, approved February 12, 1903, and filed
in the office of the Secretary of State Febru
ary IS, 1903. and as subsequently amended by
an act submitted to and approved by the voters
of aaid city at the special election held there
in on November 12. 191ft. and to amend all
other amendments thereto enacted by the Leg
islative Assembly or by tne vote of the neoore.
more particularly by amending Section 1 of
Chapter HI thereof, as amended, so that the
same snail read as follows:
"SECTION 7. There shall be held on the
first Tuesday after the first MomlJly in Nov
ember, 1918. and biennially thereafter, an el
ection within the City of Prineville for the
purpose of electing a Mayor. Recorder. Treas
urer, and six members of the council, who
shall bold their offices for two years from
the first Monday in January next following
said election and until their respective suc
cessors are elected, and qualified."
And by amending Section 8 of said Chapter
ill or said charter, so that the same shall read
as follows:
"SECTION 8. Said elections shall be held at
the -same time that the general biennial elect
ions for State and County officers are held,
and the election precincts and officers shall be
the same for said elections, and all provisions
of the charter and ordinances of the City of
Prineville pertaining to the holding of elect
ions shall continue in full force and effect ex
cept so far as they relate to the time of hold
ing such elections."
And further by amending Section 10 of said
Chapter III of said charter, so that the same
shall read as follows:
"SECTION 10. All elections under this act
shall commence at 8 o'clock in the forenoon
and continue until 8 o'clock in the afternoon of
the same day ; PROVIDED, the judges in their
discretion may adjourn the polls at one o'clock
for one hour."
And further by amending Section 11 of said
Chapter III of said charter, so that the same
shall read as follows:
"SECTION 11. Judges and clerks of elect
ion must possess the qualifications of voters
of the State of Oregon, and duly qualified el
ectors within the precinct for which they are
appointed, but a mistake or error in this res
pect, or failure to give the notice provided for
in the next section, shall not invalidate any
election otherwise legal.
RESOLVED FURTHER that this resolution
for proposed charter amendments submitted
to the voters by the Council be filed with the
Recorder upon its approval by the mayor
for submission to the legal voters
of said municipality for their re
jection or approval to be voted upon at the
general election to be held therein on the 6th
day of November, 1918, to be held as by law
in such cane made and provided.
RESOLVED FURTHER that a copy of this
resolution be forthwith upon its approval
transmitted to the City Attorney who shall
within five (5) days thereafter provide and re
turn to the Recorder a ballot title for such
measure to be voted on at safd election.
RESOLVED FURTHER that the Recorder
be and he is hereby authorized and instructed
and required to publish this resolution in full
containing the hereinbefore proposed charter
amendments and ballot title and number In
full in the Crook County journal, same being
the official city newspaper, once or oftener
within the ten (101 days immediately proceed
ing, the general election at which same are to
be voted npon.
RESOLVED FURTHER that Inasmuch as
It is necessary for the immediate preservation
ot the peace, health, and safety of the city and
the inhabitants thereof, that the hereinabove
proposed charter amendments be submitted to
the qualified voters and electors of said city at
the general election to be held therein on the
6th day of November, 1918, an emergency is
hereby declared to exist, .nd this resolution
shall be in full force and effect immediately
after its passage and approval by the mayor.
Passed by the council after the third read
ing thereof this 17th day of October, 1918, by
the following vote:
YEAS : Four.
NAYS :None.
,.iV'pov,d. br thc mayor M laid city on the
17th day of October, 1918.
D. F. STEWART.
Attest: M,m
GEO. F. EUST0N, Recorder.
Co
Ballot Title
CHARTER AMENDMENTS SUBMITTED TO
THE VOTERS BY THE CITY COUNCIL
AN ACT
To amend the charter of the City of Prine
ville enacted by the legislative Assembly and
approved February 16, 1899, and all subsequent
amendments thereto enacted by the Legilt
ture or by vote of the people by amending
Sections 7, 8, 10 and 11 of Chapter III of said
charter, providing for the election of a mayor
recorder, treasurer, and six members of the
council, their term of office, and providing
that all regular elections in said city shall be
held at the same time that the general bien
nial elections for State and county officers
are held, and that election precincts and offi
cers shall be the same at elections so held
and further providing for the qualifications
of judges and clerks of election.
100 YES.
101 NO.
No I44?
NOTICE FOR PI HI. CATION
Department of the Interior, U. 8.. Land Office,
The INtllea. Omnia, September I, IDtS.
Notice ta hereby given that
CHAKLKa 8. CONtlLETON
of Paulina, Oregua. who, on Jan. H. I OH,
June 10, 191S, mad Homestead Entry No.
01412. No, 01 (.4114, for N NV 8 NK.
NWVs, BKH. 8Wi NW, Section it), Town
ship It) South, Range 20 Kast, Willamette
Meridian, has tiled nolle of Intention to maka
final three yr Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before U M. Miller,
U. S. tVmmlasioner, at Paulina. Orvgo.1. art
the lltth day of t tober, Ula.
Claimant names as witnesses!
Earl H. Laughlln, Sylvester Faulkner, Ira B.
Hiagina, Olivar H. UKlejr, all of Paulina, Ore
gon. H. FRANK WOOOrtK K,
4t4c Register
No. 012240 I
NOTCK FOR Pl'III.ICATION
Department of toe Interior, U. 8. Land Off
at The be ilea, Oregon.
September 8th. Ifell
Nolle la hereby gives that
AIT ILL A C. NKW
of Bamea, Oregon, who, on Daretnher 18th,
1913. mailt Uonteslead Kntry No, Ot240, for
SS NKU and SEV, Sea. 32, SV. NWH4. See.
Hon 33, Township 20 South. Range 22 Fast,
Willamette Meridian, baa filed notice ot in
teutioa to make final three year Proof, to aa
tahlth claim to the land above described, be
fore Chas. A. Sherman. U. 8. Commissioner,
at Fit. Oregon, on the I5U day of October,
1918.
Claimant names aa wttneaseat
F". D. SrammoR of Barn, Oregon : Herman
Haea. of Hamaa, Oregon : F. X. Peuach of
Karnes, Oiegun; Adolpb II men of Fife, Ore
gon. a FRANK WOODCOCK. 1
Register
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
OI217I
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at To Dalles, Oregon
Notice) Is hereby given that
THOMAS H. CONNORS
of Roberts. O mm. who. on Octohev fflth.
1918. mad Hometad Entry No. 012171, for'
Iota 1-8 Sec. . T II 8 R 18 E. SKW SK. See. ,'
31, SWVi gwii. Section 32. Township 13 South
Rang 18 East Willamette Meridian, baa
filed notice of intention to make final three
year Proof to establish lalm to I He land '
above described, before Warren Brown. Clerk
of the Circuit Court, at Prineville, aVngon, on
the 23th day of October, Kit. I
Claimant names aa witnesses:
John A. Sager, of Roberta, Oregon ! Charts
Shepherd, of Post, Oregon j Edwin A. Abbott,
of Prineville. Oregon; Samuel M. Bailey, of
Prineville, Oregon. I
H. FRANK WOODCOCK. I
4M4e Register. I
SUMMONS
la ib Circuit Court of lh State ot Oratot
for Crook County,
Ovid A. Byvrit, Alpheus Brra, Elder. H.
Gordo a, Donald P. Gordan, and Douijlaj i).
Gordon, Plaintiffs va. C. D. Hill man and UaatW
Oliv Hi II man. Dvfcndanta,
In tht nam of tha Stata of Oragoni
You arc hereby rrqutrrd to atiuvar and ana
wer tha Complaint filvd tn tha above antitltd
Court and Cauaa on or bafora tha lt day of
November, 1918. and if ynti fail ao to appear j
and answer, tha plaintiffs will apply to iha i
Court for tha relief denutnded la their Com- i
plaint, to-wit:
A Judmnent aaalnst you and each of you for j
the sum of fatt.uuu.OO with tnunat thereon '
at the rate of per cent per annum, from the
date of the entry thereof, until paid and for
the rosta and disbursement of this action, and
for an Ordr of Sale of the property attached
therein. This Summons la published by ordrr
of tha Honorable T. . J. Duffy, Judge of the
above entitled Cou t, maile on the lUth day of
September. ItUM, which said Order prescribed
that this Summons be published In the Crook
County Journal, a weekly newspaper of yener
al circulation printed and published la Prine I
villa, Crook County, Oreiron, for a period of
fix weeks consecutively. I
Date of fiml publication of this summons,
fat the ltuh day of September, 191 H.
M. EL ELLIOTT. Attorney for Plaintiff
46tTe Prineville, Oretton
NOTICE TO CREDITORS j
Nolle la hereby given by the undersigned,
the Administrates o( the Eatat of John K.
Morris, Deceased, to all creditor of aaid d
eeased. and to all persons having claims
against aaid Estat to p-raent the isms, with
the proper vouchers ,to th undersigned at the
offie of M. R. Elliott, In Prineville, Ore
gon, within six nwntha from tb dat of the
first publication of thla notice.
Data of First Publication, September It,
1918.
FAMNTE MORRIS,
Administratrix of the Estate of
John F. Morris, Deceased. 4tt
Netie Fer Peblleatloa
Department sf tha Interior
U. A. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
September 6th. 1918.
Notir la hereby given thai
AMELIA WOLKE.
of Prineville, Oregon, who, on August 8th,
1014, mad Homestead Entry No. 0U580, for
NM, SWU. 8W4 SW, Section 12. Township
It South. Rang 1 East. Willamette Meridian,
has filed notir of intention to mak final
three year Proof, to establish claim to th
land abov described, before Warren Brown,
Clerk of th Circuit Court, at Prinevill, Ore
gon, on th 24th day of October, 11)18.
Claimant name as witnesses t
Otto Radloff. Daniel R. Putnam. Ed. C.
Whits, Robert Vasey, all of Prineville, Oregon.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK.
44tSp
ReaisUr.
Notice Far Pobllcatlo
Department f th. Interior
V. S. Land Office at Th. Dalle, Oregon,
September 6th, 1918.
Notic is hereby given that
ai.ntjnzn r. KKntTti
of Lamonta, Oregon, who, on Jun. 4th,lvl
i
mad. Homestead Kntry No. lor
NK.i, REu. Bcctnn 18. TownahlD
BOUin, nanKV i rui, r ..lameii menuiniii
ha filed notice of intention to mak flnat
three year Proof, to eHtablUh claim to the
land atwve-described, before Lake M. Bechtel.
U. 8. CommiMloner, at PrinevlUt, Oregon,
on the 22nd day of October, 1018.
Claimant name aa witneseeai
Geonce H. Rainier, of Lamonta, Oreiron
John N. Beeland, of Lamonta, Oregon ; Francis
P. WriKht. of Prineville, Oregon; Numa F.
McColn, of Prineville.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK.
Utbc RegUter.
rt A t- i E unit - l ijl
FOR SHERIFF
I wish to call the attention of the
votern to the fact that I am the reg
ular Republican nominee for Sher
iff and hereby solicit the support of j
the voters for my candidacy. i
I am a member, ot the Cattle and
Horse Raisers' Association of Oro-j
gon, and have the interests of the j
stock growers and all other property
owners at heart.
I believe In strict enforcement of
the prohibition law as well as all
other laws.
48tf NORRIS MORGAN.
No. MU; 1M4
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of th. Interior. U. A. Land Of
fice at Tha Dalles, Oregon, October , lUlH.
Notice is hereby given that
MATTHEW C. TUENNH
of Roberts, Oregon, who, on May 17th, 1911,
made Homestead Entry OBilM and Jun. 7, 1915
mnrle additional Entry No. OlmilA for Lot 9.
S"i SWV4, 8W4 SE'4. Sec. 10, N'i of Lot 5,
N NW'i Section 30, ToviiHhln 18, South,
Rang. 18, East Willamette M-ridlan, has filed
notic. of Intention to mak Final Three Year
Proof to establish claim to lh. land above de
scribed, before Lake M. Bechtell, United States
Commissioner at Prineville, Oregon, on the
26th day of November, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Otto Sonntag. of Prineville, O imni Man-
ford D. Nye, of Roberts, Oregon ; Audrey Klrer
of Roberta, Oregon i bamuna B. rarker 01
Roberts, Oregon.
48t6c H. FRANK WOODCOCK
Register.
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