JAM'AHY Id, I01.
fT.OOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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CLASSIFIED ADS
roit HAI.K
KOIl SAUK 100 huart of well lind
durhama, coming two- and thrmt
yoai old. I.mh tlinn 30 n r emit.
Imifori. Nuiih Hnm., NmhIivIIIh,
Or. ; "liL
r'Oll HAI.K Htamliird br-d homo,
yoar old, wt. 1 1 2D. Will miike
good saddle liomo. Inuulre of Al.
Orugon. Bt.lp
KOIt BA1.K I have about 1.200 flm
wool ewes, bred to Lincoln hucki
to lamb In March. Will (ell an
nunilicr. Address W. M. WIUod
Powell llutte. Ore. 7t3o
roit BALE grain and potato aacki.
Call at 3. K. Htuwart A Co. lUo
T1TON 1O-J0 TRACTOR Pulls S 14
Inch pllwt. Practically new. Are
buying larger tractor. Wilt toll
clmap for cash or terms. Will dm
onatrato at ranch In Lone Pine Uap.
Patterson Oaltireath, Terrebonne,
Ore. Inquire W. K. King Co. 62tfc
FOR SALE A fnw small hogs. In
quire of 0. P. Reams, Cornett
Co. 62tfc
FOR SALE BOO bushels exoollont
send rye. Write Tapping Imple
ment A Uraln Co., Culver, Ore.
FOR 8ALK 200 bushels Swedish
, md Kya. Archie Powell, Prlne
' villa. tfo
8EE11 RYE Order now. 8upply Is
limited. Ochoco Warehouse Com
pany. 42tfo
FIVE PASSENGER FORl In good
condition for sulo at 1340. ('all
llluck 661. 6l(o MAC.
liUFK ORPINOTON Corkorols, ex
cnlli'iit slrulli. well developed. J.
II. Uray. 6tfo
FOR SALE Flat top desk ondanw
lug nuichlne cheap. Mrs. O. C.
Claypool, City. 8t2c
HORSED FOR SALE 1 bluck team.
weighing 1400 Urn., perfectly sound
and true. One three-year-old colt,
two four-year-old colts, all will
bred. Write or sue John Hkwn,
Powell liutto, Oregon. 7t8p.
FOR HAI.K Oil TRADE Ford runa
bout with truck body, to trade for
henvy work horaes or cuttle. Ross
Douglas Co. lOtlc
WANTED
WANTED All kinds of plain sow-
nig and especially children's gar
moots. Mrs. It. V. Constable.
WANTED Anyone wIhIiIiik services
of experienced nurse please call
Mrs. Cuater, llluck 163. Hlfc
U)HT
LOST A two-year-old white face
steer, long yearling heifer, rod with
white spots, branded III on right
hip, no ear marks. Information or
bringing of the calves will be paid
for. Hans Jacobscn, Powell liutto,
Oregon. 7tfc
LOST A roan Durham bull, coming
two-year-old. Uramlod Rafter N
on loft hip. Notify II. W. Neal,
Prlnevllle, Ore., Box 192 6t6p
LOST Three-year-old blue Jorsey,
with while spots. Branded L on
k right shoulder. Reward, John
Luckey. Stfo
8TRAY A yearling stud, branded
R over J on right hip, ear mark un
dorblt both ears, swallow fork both
ears. Call at Journal oflce for In
formation. lOtfc
Send In your orders early to
Salem Heights Nursery
QP Conts FOR CHOICE Per d0
Each ROSE BUSHES Dosn JpjeOU
Hone In your orders and have tliom shipped In the spring. AU of our:
roses bloomed this year. Description sent on request. Cash must ac
company order. Shipment mode In April. Address: ....
II. H. CROSS,, SALEM, OREGON
City Transfer & Express
Jap Ireland, Prop.
Auto Delivery to all ParU of the City and Vicinity
Phone me for quick service at Hugh Lakin't
Red 951
fee
I WILL
Put a new top on your car or repair your
curtains, or do any such work as is needed
This is the time to repair harness for spring work..
W. J. HUGHES
I PRINEVILLE, OREGON ' "
LoHT One nine monthi old calf.
Ilrfnrd markings, branded La.y
U and quurlor circle on oach side
on right lilp. No ear marks, dew
Inp on hrlskut. Notify J. II. Gray,
city. etfc
KHTItAYLl)
KHTUAY Red cow branded IL with
bur underneath on rlKbt blp, tide
and sliouldor; 65 on 1 ft rlba, 06
with bar undorniiuth on loft rlba;
Waddle cut on li ft fore lug; dulap
cut out at top; crop off of right
ear; half undnrcrop on loft ear.
1 yearling with G5 on loft rlba ,
iiiino flesh marks as cow. Notify
Paulina Cattlo A Homo Aas'n. 6Uc
STRAYED Five uilliss west of La
3liie on Oct. 8, 2 marcs, one bay 11
years old, wt. about 1360, branded
H on left stifle. One black mare t
years old, wt. about 1160, branded
. with V billow, both had roachod
' manes; also kind aud gentle. Any
Information as to tholr whereabouts
will be thankfully received. Will
Joiison. Powell Uulte, Oregon Ctfc
FOR KENT
FOR KENT Residence of six rooms
on Hecond Street, partly furnished.
Inquire of Mrs. Eva Doak. 2t4p.
MISCELLANEOUS
TO TRADE For an Improved farm:
Store building, stock of notions.
holme and lot 17.600. Mtg. $600.
All in Springfield, Ore. 6 cent car
faro to Htato 1'nlvcrslty. Address
E. E. Kepner, Springfield, Or. IH3p
TAKEN UP Dec. 1, heifers, 1 red.
1 roun, ear marks on both. Owner
call and prove property aud puy cx-
pitiisuH. Geo. KlHHler, Powell Hutte,
Oregon. 8Up.
TO LEASE 100 aero under Ochoco
Project. Al) cleared and plowed. In
wheat stubble. R. W. Ilea. 47tfc
AilHTllACTOKM
CROOK COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.-
Incorporated, D. H. Peoples, pre
ldeat. i. B. bell, secretary. Ac
tracts and lusurauce. Prlnevlllf
Oregon.
DKNTIHTH
DR. H. O. DAVIS Dentist. Ne
modern shop, In KaniUra Build
lug.
OPI ITllALMOlAXilST
DR. F. II. DAY Physician, optha
mologlst, neurologist. Specialty
of eyes and nerves. O lasses fitted
Hours: 9 to 11:30 a. m.; 1.80 to
6 p. m. Evenings by appointment
Prlnevlllo Hotel, Prlnevlllo. Or. tf
ATTORNEYS
WILLARD II. WIRTZ District At
tomey. Office Crook County Bank
Building. Prlnevllle, Oregon tf
M. R. ELLIOTT Attorney at Law
Court House St., Prlnevllle, Ors
CHIROPRACTORH
DR. F. II. DAY Specialist Eyes and
Nerves. Prlnevllle Hotel tf
PHYSICIANS
BELKNAP & EDWARDS Chas. 8
Edwards, H. P. Belknap, Physicians
Surgeons and Oculists, Prlnevllle,
Oregon. tf
OPTICIANS
DR. J. O. TURNER Eye Specialist
from Portland; regular monthly
visits to Prlnevllle; watch this pa
per tor datea. 4 tic
Ml FAYS TfJS'JTE
TG KESiSEOT WILSON
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Visit to Italian Capital Is Cu-
ihti One of European
Trip.
i:ai:.c The president's visit here Is
accounted by those who have been
with him In London and Paris as the
greaUst piTHonRl demonstration of his
rip, King Victor Emanuel, who met
the prcnldent at the station, attired
a general's war-worn uniform, got
no greater measure or acclamation
from his own people than did the
president of the United States.
After the procession from the sta
tion to the Qulriital, the president vis
ited tbs queea mother, had conferences
with Premier Orlando and Foreign 1
Minister Sonnlno, gave an audience to
tbs council of the Royal Academy of
Science, was received at the bouse of
parliament, was the guest of honor at
a state dinner given by tbs king, and I
ended the day with a reception at the 1
capltol, where be received the citizen
ship of Rome.
There appeared to be more onlook-j
era than there were leaves on the palm j
trees of Rome. There were too many
people for the streets and great j
squares and too many for the trees, '
buildings, monuments and other
points of vantage. j
In Parliament house a Joint recep-,
tlon was given President Wilson by
the members of the senate and the
chamber of deputies. The function
was an Impressive one. The large and
distinguished gathering gave the pres
ident an ovation.
Pope Benedict received President
Wilson at the Vatican Saturday.
President Wilson left Rome for
Parle shortly after 9 o'clock Sunday
night, with the cheers of the Roman
throng that had gathered to witness
his departure ringing In his ears. Ills
visit to the Italian capital had proved
the busiest of his European trip, aud
It was the most demonstrative.
9IST DIVISION
. IS GRCEIiED HE
Washington. Three combat divi
sions, the 30th. 37th and 91st, have
been designated by General Pershing
for early return from France, General
March announced.
The 91t includes Wsshlngton, Ore
gon, California, Idaho, Nevada, Mon-
tent, Wyoming, Utah and Alaska
troops.
The 30th Includes national guard
troops from Tennessee, North Caro
lina and South Carolina; the 37th,
Ohio and West Virginia guardsmen.
These three entire divisions and the
2d corps headquarters, wh,lch operated
with the British army In Flanders
under Major General George W. Reed,
has been added to the priority list
and will be returned home as shipping
becomes available. The three divi
sions and the headquarters comprise
83,000 men.
Units abroad assigned to early con
voy, In addition to those already em
barked, now total 292,000. Troops In
the United 8tates and abroad desig
nated for demobilization, General
March said, total 1,379,000.
Demobilization of the army at home
has now reached the last class, the
combat division. Orders for the break
ing up of these units already have
been sent out and the task will pro
ceed gradually, under week to week
designations of the number to be let
out. Official reports show an Incom
plete total giving 630,619 men and
40.491 officers discharged up to Jan
uary 3.
U. S. MUST FEED HUNGRY
President Pleads for Relief of Desti
tute Europeans. -
Washington. President Wilson's
first recommendations based on his
study In Europe look to the relist of
distressed populations "outside of Oer-
many" which are threatened with
starvation.
Request for Immediate appropria
tion of $100,000,000 to supply food to
liberated peoples of Austria, Turkey,
Poland aad Westers Russia, who have
ao recognised governments and are
unable to finanoe International obliga
tions was transmitted to congress by
Secretary Olass on cabled Instructions
from the president
The president's message said that
food shipments worth (1,100,000,000
must be made from the United States
to Europe in the next seven months.
An international erganlsatton, direct
ed by Herbert C. Hoover, will super
rise the distribution of the supplies,
most of which will be paid for by per
sons able to find the necessary re
sources. Typhus Spreading In Ruasla.
Washington. Typhus Is spreading
in Russia, according to advices to the
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J.C0VUM.D.
DENTIST
I specialize In porcelain fill
ings and crowns which make
teeth look and feel natural.
I also do gold Inlay, crown and
bridge work; silver fillings and
extracting.
I do no plate work.
My motto: "One think well
done."
OVER CROOK COUNTY BANK
r
WE BUY LIBERTY
BONDS FOR
SPOT CASH
ANY ISSUE
850
$500
$100
$1000
Send ns your Bonds by Regis
tered letter and receive the
highest market price by return
mail.
WESTERN STOCK AND BOND
COMPANY
200 Central Bldg., Seattle ffn.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
THE D1AJU.ND BKANO. yk
.V CklkM-Ur.il
. PUU I. BX u
V 1 boM. Mlt wt
DIAMONB a HAND PILLS, to S4
MMtawm.Sm,lnil.ai.w
SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYKSH
DR. TACKMAN
DENTIST
Room a Curnett Bulldlaf V
Member of Preparedness League
ot American Dentists
OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
DAILY BOc , .
DAILY AND SUNDAY 65c
If yau don't get your paper reg
ularly, phone Red 481 and we
will send one up by special mes
senger. 4 PRINEVILLE DRUG CO.
Local Agent
Ik Bla. RlbbofcV
1
Special Special
We will have some real
Specials to offer next
week on some odds and
ends in our dry goods
stock.
WATCH
THIS
SPACE
You can't afford to ov
erlook it. After inven
tory sale. Everything
must go.
Groc,
C
Special Special
Franklin Talks No. 1-
The gasoline you get nowadays has to have the right
kind of handling to get results in cold weather. It isn't
as Tciatile as It used to be and it is hard to mix properly
with air so that the engine will staA easily and run
steadily. There is also the tendency for the. cylinder
mixture to condense and cause fouling or thinning of the
lubricating oil.
The Franklin gets around these conditions by some .
simple devices which most cars are just coming to. No
cars go after the question as thoroughly as the Franklin,
we believe. For instance, there's the electric primer
that makes the gas vaporize when starting; the suction
yoke heater that keeps the mixture at the right tem
perature; the needle valve that regulates the mixture,
rich or lean or between points; the master vibrator that
furnishes an extra hot spark for starting; the patent ex
panding piston rings that keep the compression up to
snuff t'l the time.
Air cooling always gave the Franklin advantage ov
er other cars for cold weather use. These other points
help out that much more.
WALTHER-WILLIAMS COMPANY,
GEO. E. McCLURE, Representative,
FRANKLIN DEPT.
BEND, anc. THE DALLES
City Meat Market
J. W. HORIGAN, Prop.
Choice Home-Made Hams. Baccn
and Lard
Fresh Fish
Fruit and Vegetables in Season
and Oysters
I
state department ' -