NOVKMllKR 14, IIIIA
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
Crook County Journal
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A FITTING FINISH
"Me nnd Gott!" Did you ever hear
ot the above expression or read ot it
daring the past four years? An al
leged man, who claimed to be a close
associate ot the Deity, but always
placed himself even above the God ot
all civilized peoples, who was elected
according to his own confession to
lead a chosen people in their task of
conquering and subduing the entire
world, who attempted through com
mercial channels, through that his
toric institution, the American brew
ery, and through propaganda that did
not stop at seditious practices or ev
en sabotage and murder, who a few
hort months ago was revered by
more than a hundred million people
in Central Europe, and feared by
three or four times that number, who
no longer than a week aso was com
mander of the -great Hun military
machine, composed, as he had been
pleased to state, of "supermen" who
could not be defeated in war, who
felt himself called to rule the world
is its entirety, and cause all peace
loving peoples to tremble with tear,
when the name of the great German
war lord was mentioned, he of the
many addresses in which he proclaim
ed that "God is with our wonderful
armies," and that they would ulti
mately be victorious over all comers,
he, William II, Emperor of Bermany,
King of Prussia, ruler of Saxony and
a dozen other little countries in Eu
rope besides many colonies, is today
but Old Bill Hohenzollern, who can
not stay in Germany, dare not go to
Austria, France, England, or Rus
sia, held as a common outlaw in Hol
land, despised by every nation in the
old world and the new alike, a party
to the most disgraceful peace any
ruler ever consented to and await
ing the fate ot an early, and uncer
tain death, that is coming, he knows
not how. May the God you have per
haps defamed more than any other
living man have mercy on your poor,
withered, diseased soul!
RED 'U4WH RHM CLOSED
"DER TAG"
By Rudyard Kipling
(Kipling's poem was never more
timely than today when the German
braggart is seeking to escape the im
pending disaster.)
Tju boasted the day, and you toasted
tli e day.
And now the day has come.
Blasphemer, braggart and coward all.
Little you reck of the numbing ball,
The blasting shell or the white arm's
fall.
As they speed poor humans home
Tou spied for the day, you lied for
the day.
And worked for the day's red
spleen.
Monster, who asked God's aid divine.
Then strewed His seas with ghastly
wine,
Kot all the waters of the Rhine
Can wash thy foul hands clean.
Ton dreamed for the day, you schem
ed for the day.
Watch how the day will go,
Slayer of age, and youth and prime
(Defenseless slain for never a crime)
Thou art steeped in blood as a hog in
slime.
False friend and cowardly foe.
Tou have sown for the day, you have
grown for the day,
Yours is the harvest red.
Can you hear the groans and the aw
ful cries?
Can you see the heaps of the slain
that lies.
And sightless, turned to the flame
split skies,
The glassy eyes of the dead?
Tou have wronged for the day, you
have longed for the day,
That lit the awful flame.
Tis nothing to you that hill and plain
Tield sheaves of dead amid the grain;
That widows mourn for their loved
ones slain,
' . And mothers curse thy name.
But after the day there's a price to
pay
For the sleepers under the sod,
And He you have mocked for many a
day
Listen and hear what He has to say:
"Vengeance is mine, I will repay."
What can you say to God?
w. s. s.
SCXPION BERTRAM) DIES
OF INFLUENZA MONDAY
The local Red Cross rooms will be
closed until next Wednesday, Novem
ber 20.
w. s. .
COUNTY COVRT IROCF.F.IlNUS
For the Month of November, 1018
Tresent, N. G. Wallace, Couty
Judge, and Hugh Lister, Commission
er.
In the Matter ot Purchasing Bridge
Timber:
C. S. Benson og Bend was author-
Ixed to prepare contract with Todd
Hamlin for bridge lumber at ) 14.50
per thousand feet, delivered at mill.
Contract to be submitted at the next
regular term of the County Court.
In the Matter of the raymeut Due
the Agricultural College:
It appearing that there is yet bal
ance of $36 due the Oregon Agricul
tural College for the appropriation
made by Crook County for the year
191$, it is hereby ordered that the
County Clerk Issue a warrant on the
General Fund in favor of Paul V.
Maris, agent, tor the said sum ot $36.
In the Matter of the Payment ot a
Widow's Pension for Bessie timing:
Clerk ordered to draw warrant in
favor ot Bessie Gittings. widow, for
40 dollars on the first day ot each
and every month to be applied as a
widow' pension under the laws of
the State of Oregon. The first pay
ment to begin on December 1, 1)18.
CLAMS ALLOWED FOR NOV., 1918
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Alex Hinton, juror
V. Butler, do
J. R. Breese. do
carton Todd, do.
W. C. Jacobs, do.
J. A. Moffitt. do.
John Hopper, do. 7
Frank A. Hughes, do. 6
C. W. Goodnight, do 6
John R. Luckey, do 17
L. L. Scott, do 6
George Walker, do .
F. E. Lafler, court witness ...
Paul P. Werner, do
Mrs. Paul P. Werner, do
Charles Lambert, do:
Minnie B. Lambert, do
Wesley Street, do ,
Joseph Street, do.
Marv Street, do.
J. F. Harris do.
Charles A. Sherman, do 21.
Bruce Balfu. r, do 20.
Gidden Perkines 22.
w. c. Snyder, do 20
Emile Carroz, do 2.
D. B. Stuart, do 20.
R. A. Ammons, do. 14
R- V. Randall, work on Ford....l06
Collins W. Elkins. Canteen .... 1
Crook County Journal, printg 200.
Willard H. Wirt- Telephone 3.
J. E. Stewart & Co. Supplies....
Mrs. A. Agostioe. laundry
2
4.
22
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20
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22.
22.
22.
The Art Shop, photos 1.
Dave urimes, road work 9
The Home Hospital, for poor 64
Mrs. S. Veaey, care of poor 177
Hazel M. Sullivan, services.... 17
Tum-A-Lum Lbr Co.. lumber 16
Irwin-Hodson, supplies 12
Glass & Prudhomme, supplies 16
Jap Ireland, transfer 1.
Kilham Stationery Co. supplies 20
J. J. Chapman, road work 3.
J. M. Tuck, road work g
Deschutes Power Co. light & w' 18
Warren Brown, telephone 4
S. B. Ellis, salary 93
Geo. C. Truesdale, road wk .... 17
Central Ore. Enterprise, cards 3
J. E. Myers, stamps, mileage.. 80
Ros Motor Co., gas, etc 8
H. A. Kelley. services 36
Zeke E. Hendrickson, services.. 40
Nora F. Stearns, services 50
W illard H. Wirtz, telephone 1
H. Earl Cross, trip to Paulina 13
A. R. Bowman, justice's fees.. 7
George Turner, Witness 1
Mrs. H. W. Neal, do 2
H. W. Neal. do 9
Manda Harris, do l
& .M. McCord. do.
S. A. Prose, do i
Walter Cofoid, do 1
Mrs. Blanche Hipsher, do 1
Ha Powell, -do i
Alex Hinton, deputy fees 6
H. W. Neal, do i 6
J. E. Whisler, wood 37
Chas. M. Charlton, Election.!" 6
H. L. Lister, Commissioner .... 20
Ross H. Robinson, supplies.... 3
A. R. Bowman, Election. .. . 3
High School
Pacific T. &T. Co., ervices.... 3
Michel Grocery Co., matches
Harvey Cyrus, services 1
T. J. Minger, repairs 39
nemington Typewriter Co...... 3
Deschutes Power Co. 1. and w... 17
Jap Ireland, Transfer 3
Nettie E. Wagner, map 2
Ochoco Warehouse Co., fuel.... 45
Cornett & Co., supplies 6
j. jb.. Stewart & Co., supplies.... 30
Sclpion Bertrand, son of Mrs. Delore
o Prineville, passed away Monday at
The Dalles. He was a victim of In
fluenza. He was well known here.
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Budget for Crook County for year of
1019
In the County SCourt of the State
of Oregon, for the County of Crook,
In the Mater of the Amounts of Mon
eys to be required and to be raised by
taxation in Crook County for the
year 1919. ORDER.
This being the time fixed by law
fo rthe County Court to make its es
timates of the amounts of all moneys
to be required and to be raised by
uireci taxation ior all purposes in
Crook County, Oregon, for the year
1919: -
Wherefqre, the County Court for
viuok county, uregon, does hereby
make in detail the following esti
mates of such
will be required for the purpose of
conaucung tne county's affair for
the ensuing year, and for which and
in which sum taxes for the year shall
be levied:
Circuit Court $3,500.00
Supt. of Schools 2,115.00
Sheriff's Office 5,500.00
Clerk's Office 4,060.00
Assessor's Office 2,980.00
Surveyor's Office .... 720.00
Treasurer's Office 650.00
Coroner's Office , . 160.00
County Judge 800.00
Oregon Inter-State Fair 1,600.00
School Exhibits at fair ".. 300.00
County Veterinarian 160.00
County Court 1,000.00
Justice's Courts 200.00
Juvenile Court 200.00
General Courthouse upkeep 125. CO
Janitor's salary 1,200.00
Fuel - 1.000.00
Widow's Pensions 780.00
Relief of poor 240.00
Scalp Bounty 1,500.00
Hospital fees 2.600.00
Lights and water 900.00
Telephone 400.00
Care of insane 100.00
County Health Officer 600.00
Publications, printing 260.00
Tax rebates and errors ........ 300.00
County Agriculturist 720.00
Sealer ot Weights and Meas. 100.00
Water Master 1.800.00
District Attorney Office .... 500.00
Auditing County Books .... 400.00
Ouilgent Soldier 800.00
Tuburcular cattle 300.00
Forest Patrol 400.00
High School 15,000.00
County School Fund 16,800.00
Library Tax 150.00
Elections . 1,160.00
Indebtedness as ot January
1, 1918 84.000.00
Total $164,830.00
Furthermore the Court esti
mates that the county's probable re
ceipts from all sources during 1918
will be as' follows:
Finos, penalties & fnrfettures$ 250
Fees, recording etc., clerk 2500
Therefore the total amount to be
raled bv taxation in 1919 Is the Bum
ot $162,080.
It was also ordered that the follow
ing estimates of taxes needed for the
school districts here listed be made
by the County Court ot the State of
Oregon tor Crook, for the reason that
to date they have reported no levy to
the assesor:
District No. i $100.00
Distirct No. 9 100.00
District No. 16 200.00
District No. 20 100.00
District No. 22 100.00
District No. 24 200.00
District No. 27 150.00
District No. 29 200.00
Ditsrlct No. 31 60.00
District No. 36 175.00
District No. 43 150.00
District No. 6 160.00
District No. 10 170.00
District No. 18 176.00
District No. 21 150.00
District No. 23 . 875.00
District No. 26 225.00
Ditrict No. 28 200.00
District No. 30 150.00
District No. 34 100.00
DiBtrict No. 37 176.00
District No. 44 100.00
Said sums being In addition to the
regular sums to be apportioned these
districts from the state and county
school funds; and
It is further ordered and adjudged
that Wednesday, the 4th day of De
cember. 1918. at ten o'clock In the
forenoon thereof. In the county court
room in the court house at Prine
ville, Oregon be and the same is here
by fixed as the time and place for
settling said estimates and tor dis
cussing same; and
It is further ordered that a copy
of this order be published In the
Crook County Journal, a weekly paper-ot
general circulation jn Crook.
County, Oregon, for three successive
weeks, beginning with the 14th day
ot November,' 1918, and ending with
the issue ot the 28th day of No
vember, 1918. the first publi
cation thereot being not less than 20
Jays before, and the second publi
cation being not less than 10 days
before, the said 4th day ot December.
1918.
Given under our hands this 9th
day of November, 1918.
N. G. WALLACE,
County Judge
HUGH LISTER,
Commissioner
w. s. s.
REPORT OF CROOK COUNTY
CHAPTER RED CROSS
A Year of Real Work Accomplished
And Excellent Results In A
Financial Way
Following is the Summary of the
work and the financial statement
for the year for the Crook County
Chapter:
Crook County Chapter was organ
ized one year ago Nov. 3rd and re
ceived its charter Nov. 8.
During the year two Branches were
organized, one at Powell Butte and
one at Paulina, and six Auxiliaries,
Bear Creek, Suplee, Grimes Chapel,
Upper McKay, Riverdale, and Rob
erts. All these branches and auxil
iaries have been contributing their
full allotment of work to make up
the chapter's quota.
Our work room has been equipped
with five electric sewing machines
and a cutting machine. The cutting
machine will cut fifty garments at
one time. This lightens very mater
ially the work of the committee in
this line of work.
That you may know something of
the work conmleted bv the wnrklnir
department I submit a statement from
our worKing cnalrman, MrB. R. W.
Rea, from her production report:
Bed shirts, 1,058; Prs. Pajamas,
164; Bed Jackets, 317, Women's
House Gowns, 120; Children's Dress
es, 110; Comfort Kits, 145; Bed
side Bags, 30; Property Bags, 20;
Wash Cloths, 75; Sweaters, 119;
Socks 372 pairs; Gun Wipers, 15000;
Bath Towels, 149; Hand Towels, 160;
Sheets, 50; Handkerchiefs, 173; Nap
kins, 15.
Surgical dressings T-binders,
32; Abdominal bandages, 140; Many
tail Bandages, 330; Tea Towels, 61;
Infant Blankets, 8.
This does not include 1162 surgical
dressings and 600 yards of bandages
shipped to the surgical dreslng, in
Portland, prior to the granting of our
Red Cross charter. Besides these ar
ticles, produced by the Chapter, two
tons of used clothing for the Belgian
relief have been shipped.
In September the Home Service
Section was organized and is now
ready to take up its work in real ear
nest. Representatives for the Sec
tion have been appointed in every
organization in Prineville and
throughout the county to co-operate
with the H. 8. S. in its splendid work.
During the short time the Section
has been working it has contributed
helpful advice and assistance In some
twelve different cases. It is the aim
of the H. S. S. to be to the families
at home what the Red Cross Is to the
soldiers over there.
' We who remain behind depend up
on the courage and efficiency of the
soldier at the front to help win this
war. We owe him debt of grati
tude which we cannot repay and
which he Is not worrying about. But
he will fight better tor knowing that
while he Is away the folks at home
need lack for nothing In time of em
ergency and anxiety, which friendly
Interest and ample resources can sup
ply. The Red Cross can not take his
place, but the Home Service Section
can be depended upon to do many
thing for his family that they can
not do tor themselves and which he
cannot provide for during his ab
sence. We may need only to supply
Information of some kind, but that
will he given promptly and accurate
ly. Whatever it may b that wt shall
have opportunity to do, we shall do
through the 11. 8. S. of the Red Cross.
Through the kindness ot our pat
riotic clttxens we have been able to
establish' headquarters In the Masonlo
building In the room just east of the
work room. There will be someone
In the office In the afternoon of each
day from two to three, who will bs
glad to answer questions In regard to
anv Rod Cross matter.
Below Is a financial report ot the
Crook County Chapter for the year:
Financial Slateaunl f Ctwek Cnly Chapter
Red Crass tnm Organisation t Oct. I. III!
RKCEIPTa
From Jun I. 1817 to De. 80, ltt ... 9WS.M
Jan. j. "IS, T. 8. Barnes, pledge 100.00
Feb, T. Roy Swank , 800
r"-b, M, Powell Hutu Branch .. 1S.I1
Vb, S3, Buck Creek Branch . M.0
Feb. S. Prow Auction Sale of pig
sandwiches. O. H. Kuweit, nucL 8S6.0O
Feb. t7, Prlnevlll dune,...-- 4t.lt
Feb. IT, Beaver Crwk-I'autlna danc. 40.00
March I. oMr Pis '
March a, McCord Hail danc ll.lt
March 14, Chrlatmaa mem. drive. .... 800.00
March It, Salvage sale, Mia. Brink-. .
March . do. Mr. R 100
Mar. IS. Cowhide told, don M. Mayfleld 141.0O ,
Mar. iS. row. B. branch. Maw Hartley tO.OO ,
Mar. 2S, Buck Creek Branch, quilt aal (1.00
Apr. t. Don. Mr. Cat.rina Vanlna 10.00
Dont Blame the Boy-
Buy Him
Leather
esaaa-a
Shoes
TROUBLE viih xU
children and diasalislae "
lion with lb wear tlwir ahara giva can be avoided if you teUct the)
right brand of footwear. To ba sure of felling styliah, honest
leather, long-wwrinf aliens for tlvtj children, ask your doalw for
The "Red Goose" School Sho
Good leather la becoming scarcer and soma
manufacturer are tempted to UN cheep iuUti
tutea for leather in making their shoes, but "Kwl
Cooee" ahoM are made of SOLID LLATHEK
in the insole, counter, outaolee anj every lift of
the heels, anil they eceorUinsly give the utmoet
wear, as well as curufort, and atfoni tba greatest
health protection.
Viait our tor and select the proper style for
your girls and boy. 'It will pay you.
(I west
cCBCjOtll
J. E. Stewart & Co. R
Apr. 17, Sch. Dbt . Johnaon Creek..
April 17, Paulina dance
April 17, Various donalWmnc .
Apr. 23. Membership drive
Apr, 13, Ruea-Dottglaa dance
April IS, Mrrabenhtp fee. ...............
April IS, Miscel. contribution
May 1. Donation. Mr. W. H. Bell ..
May 7, Donation. Mr. W, H. Zell ...
May 7, Miacellaneou col. ...
May 7, Prinxie Flat Dane ...
May 7. Hed Men danc .
June 12, Collection. H. Baldwin
June 12, ditto
July. No receipts
Aug. 21, 1st Claaa Elementary
Auk. 21, Donation, II. Lanlua
Au. 21. Salvage .
Aug. 24. Dry Lake Branch
Aug. 24. Annual Mem. tea
Sept. , Prlngle Flat Branch
Oct. . Proceeds of auction sal horse
and rugs ..-
Ot. 1. Membership fee
Oct. 23, H. Baldwin, salvage
Oct. 24. ditto
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11)7.00
12.1S
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. 71.00 I
115.00
10.46 j
8.00'
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117.80 J
10.00
7.10
Is Your Money Supporting the
Government?
At this critical period In cur history our manufacturers are
offering their mills and our young men are offering tbelr service
to the United States government. Would you like to do your
share and help, by putting your money whnra It wilt support tha
new Federal Reserve Banking System, which tha government
has established to stand back ot our commerce. Industry tod
agriculture?
Ton can do this by opening an account with aa u part ot every
dollar ao depoalted gota directly Into tha saw avatem. where 11
will always ba ready tor you when wanted.
Member Federal Reserve System
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Oct. 2t Mrs. Ruv Brink, salvage.
Oct. 14, Do. donations and salvage...
18
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1.00,24
4.10 I ii
I12.70J.6S
." Total Receipt
DISBURSEMENTS
August, 1017, J. H. Rosenberg, phone I 1.80 (
Oct, 1017, Waller Bamey, clerical 1.0
L. U Mills. State Trees. 722S.S0
Nov., 1917, Mrs. Margaret Elkins for j
stem pa I. i
Cornett and Co.. Supplies 11.14 ;
Jordan and Hyde. do. 20.
Mrs. 1. Michel, do. M '
December. 1817, Poetmaster, register
fee on receipt books l. I
Hunsaker Stage. Expras
Jordan and Hyde, Suppliea
Mrs. I. Michell. Supplte
C W. Elkins, Supplies
Corentt and Co., Supplies
H. L. Corbett, Remittance,
January, lull
H. t Corbett, remittance
Jap Ireland, Express
Printing receipt
C. D. Slimson. Div Mgr. NW. die.
Cornett nnd Co.. Supplies
Express on supplies
Jordan and Hyde, Supplies
Wood for work oroom
February. 191S
Prineville Drug Co., Supplie
Mrs. 1 Michel, Supplie
Shipp and Perry
Jordan and Hyde Supplie
J, E. Stewart and Co. Supplie
Cornett nd Co., gupplie ...
J. Hunsaker, Expreaa , -
C. D. Stimson, .....
Otis McKlnnon, Janitor
March, 1818
Jordan and Hyde, Supplie .....
A. R. Davis, packing case
J. E. Stewart and Co., Supplie
Cornett and Co., Supplies ....
C. D. Stimson, Die Mgr. ...
Aoril. 1818
J. E. Stewart and Co., Supplie
H. Baldwin, freight and exp.
Jordan and Hyde, Supplies
Al -Campbell, Wood
Meier and Frank, Supplies . -
Jap Ireland, express
C. D. Stimson, Div. Mgr. ;....
Normal Lewis, Janittor, half month
May, 1818
Jap Ireland, express . . ..-
First National Bank, fregiht paid.......
Normal Lewi, Janitor , '
Crook County High School, pkg cases
C. D. 'Stimson, Div. Mgr. .
Meier and Frank, Supplies .
12.0S
18.47
104.17
10.00
11.28
2.00
238.40
t.00
. 2.S0
- 8.88
10.00
22.00
188.97
T.0
1.28
12.76
491.89
The Michel Grocery Co.
' THE STORE OF SERVICE 1
We are Offering for Canning
PLUMS, PEACHES
PEARS AND
TOMATOES
Our prices are right, and we will
take care of your order at
once. A large stock on hand
daily. Phone or wnte us your
order.
Try a package of King's lew Process Evap
orated Fruits and Vegetables. Ask for a sample
of Soup Vegetables.
Cornett and Co., Suppliea ....
J. E. Stewart and Co., Supplie .
Jordan and Hyde, Supplie
June, 1918 .
First National Bank, freight and exp M.56
J. E. Stewart and Co., Supplies
H. Hudson, Janitor ...-.. .. ...........
F. C. Laslett, Exp. to Seattle
Meier and Frank, Supplies ....................
C. D. Stimson, Dir. Mgr. ,-
F. E. Lafler, Suppliea
4.40
10.00
13.78
8.28
SW.M
, 1.88
.71
87.60
.60
WHEN IN BEND STOP AT
PILOT BUTTE INN
Central Oregon's Finest Hotel!
Built for YOU, Operated for YOU
Prices made for YOU!
Why not Enjoy it? Others Do!
WALLACE C. BIRDS ALL, Mgr.
Lowman and Hanford, Seattle , ,
Mrs. R. W. Rea
Jap Ireland, Express ...
July, 1918
Jap Ierland, Express R.. 87a.- W.huly,
Meier and Frank, Supplie . 8.11
C. D. Stimson ,Dlv. Mgr. 17.04
Prineville Drug Co., Supplfes ............ .80
Firat National Bank, freight 11.41
H. Hudson, Janitor 10.00
August, 1918
C. D. Stimson, Div. Mgr....... . . 6.611
Meier and Frank, Supplies 7.08
J. E. Stewart and Co., Supplie 4.76
Cornett and Co., Supplies 4.08
September, 1818
Jordan and Hyde, Supplies 23.36
J. E. Stewart and Co., Supplie . - 8.72
Meier and Frank Co., Supplies . 8.84
C. D. Stimson, Div. Mgr. ...... 147.71
North West Div. mem. fee
October, 1918
Meier and Frank Co., Suppliea
H. B. Lakln, Supplies, . .N...
Cornett and Co., Supplie .....
Jordan and Hyde Supplies
. 6.00
1.82
7.62
14.01
10.14
H. Hudson, Janitor . 10.00
J. E. Stewart and Co., Supplies .. 1.40
C. D. Stimson, Div Mgr. .................... 196.61
Total Disbursement 111,891.12
Total Receipts to Oct. 80, 1918 ......112,706.68
Total Disbursements to Oct. 80, 1918 11,801.12
Cash on hand ; 814.46
Bal. In General Fund .. 106.00
Bal. Crook Co. Chapter Fund . 709.46
E. . WILSON, Treas.
During the membership drive last
December, practically every man and
woman in Crook county became mem
bers of the Red Cross and when the
"Membership Eoll" Is called ntixt
month we expect to have added the
OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
DAILY 50o.
DAILY AND SUNDAYOUo
If yau don't Ret your paper reg
ularly, phone Red 431 and we
will send one up by special mes
senger. PRINEVILLE DRUG CO.
Local Agent
name of every man, woman and child
In Crook county to the list, thus mak
ing old Crook one hundred per cent,
for the Red Cross.
ROVA D. BRINK, Sec'y.