Crook County journal., March 13, 1919, Page Page 3, Image 3

MAItOI IS, 1010.
HOOK COCJITY JOUR.IAL
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CLASSIFIED ADS
FOB MALE
riVB PASSENGER FORD la good
ondltlon (or nil at 110. Call
Black (61. fitro MAO.
hVTV ORPIN0T0N Cockerels, ex
cellent train. Well developed, J.
H. Qray. ttfo
H0HHK8 roil BALK 1 black team,
weighing 1400 Ibt., perfectly auund
and true. On three-year-old cult,
two four-year-old colls, all woll
bred. Writ or tea John Skeen,
Powoll Butte, Oregon. 7l8p.
HAY rOK BALE Mixed rye and Al
falfa, five tone at fair Grounds.
Price reasonable. Boa Inland Auto
Coj HtU
KOK BALK 280 acre ranch at liuar
Creek llutte. 160 broken and cul
tivated. 100 acres In (all rye. All
fenced with throe wlrs and toss
fenced. Uood machinery. Address
J. A., Cars Journal. Il4p
POK BALK Single comb Whits Leg
korn chicks from fins laying strain.
Dr. Howard Govs. 14tfo
rOK BALK OR TRADE for young
belters Iteglslertid Fronch draft
million. Write or tea E. J. Bhroy
lOtlOp
roit BALE Five passenger car In
good condition. Make food light
furm truck. Maker A CornoU 12tp
POK BALK Six good broke horses
at prices that are right If taken at
once. Phone 3F1. Dave Orlmes,
Prlnnvlllo, Oregon 14t4p
roil BALK No. 1 8eod Rye. Inquire
at the First National Hunk. 12l8p
roll BALK Flvo punsmigor car In
good condition, Muke good farm
truck. Maker & Cornntt. 13l4c
POIl BALK llrd of thirty-five
young cattle, lluef strains. Chat,
l'ulmor, ltuhurts, Ore. 18t4p.
FOR BALK Everbearing strawber
ry plunts. C. P. Hecker, Tumalo,
Oregon. 13tfo
FOR IlKNT
FOIl RENT 80-arre ranch under the
Ochoco Projoct free rent for two
years. Inquire 237 E 3rd St. Prlue
villa. 13tfc
WAXTKI)
WANTED To buy a piano. Phoue
Muck 4C3. 16lZo
WANTED All klndt of plain sew
nlg and especially children's gar
ments. Mrs. R. V. Constable.
WANTED Anyone wishing services
of experienced nurso pious call
Mrs, CiiHt.T. Hluck ICS. Site
WANTED Someone to build 5H ml
of fence. For particulars E. L.
Athby or Wm. Ledford. Ilt4p
WANTED Three Turkey bens and
Toms. Mammoth Itronzn preferred
Btnte price. Write Mrs. T. P.
Burke, Route 1, Prlnovllle. 15t2p
HARVEV HOUSE Undor new man
agement. Hoard by dny or week.
Rooms. Lydla M. McMillan. 14tCp
F.MTRAYKI)
STRAYED Throe young steors, 1
black, 1 bl'k and white, 1 red, ndor
sloped In each ear. Rod bos crop
and split In right ear and half un
dercut In left ear. All branded
with 17 with quarter circle under
It on left ribs. F. T. Cox. lOtfo
STRAYED 1 yearling heifer, brand
ed JHF on left hip. Notify Jim
Forrester. 14t2p
POUND
WIRE AUTO WHEEL Party who
picked up wire auto wheel on side
of road to Powoll Butte 3 tnlles
from Redmond will return sahie to
Hotel Redmond and receive pay
for trouble. 16tlc
A IWTR ACTO IW
CROOK COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
Incorporated, D. H. Peoples, pret
ident, J. B. Bell, secretary. Ab
itracta and Insurance. Prinevllle
Oregon.
J ENLIST the services of The Jour
nal Classified Ads (or sure results.
City Transfer & Express
Jap Ireland, Prop.
Auto Delivery to all Parts of the City and Vicinity
Phone me for quick service at Hugh Lakin's
Red 951
w w wsv
. I WILL
rut a new top on your car, or repair your
curtains, or do any such work as isj needed
This is the time to repair harness for spring work.
W. J. HUGHES SSd
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
DENTISTS
DR. H. O. DAVIS Dentist. Nst
modern shop, la Kmtre Build
Inf. N,
OPUT1IALMOLOU1HT
DR. r. H. DAY Physician, optlia
mologltt, neurologist. Specialty
of eyes and nerves. O lasses fitted.
Hours: t to 11:10 a. m.j 1.10 to
t p. m. Evenings by appointment.
Prlnsvllls Hotel, Prinevllle, Or. tf
ATTORNEY
WILLARD H. WIRTZ District At
torney. Office Croak County Bank
Building, Prinevllle, Oregon tf
M. R. ELLIOTT Attorney at Uw
Court House St., Prinevllle, Or
ITU I ROPRACTORH
DR. r. II. DAY Specialist Eyes and
Nerves. Prinevllle Hotel tf
PHYSICIANS
BELKNAP EDWARDS Chat. B.
Edwards, H. P. Belknap, Physicians
Burgeon and Oculists, Prinevllle,
Oregon. tf
OPTICIANS
DR. J. O. TURNER Eye Specialist
from Portland; regular monthly
visits to Prinevllle; watch this pa
per for dates. 4tfo
0 w Dr. Turner, Eye Specialist,
5r.wlll visit Prinevllle every 1st
-'ahd Jrd Friday of each month.
Consult him at the Prinevllle Hotel.
CHRISTIAN W1E.NCE
HKHVICKS
At Masonic Temple every Sun
day at 11:00 a. m.
Sunday school for all under 20
years of age at 10:00 a. m. All
are welcome.
We buy all furs, but particular
ly want
Ml'HKRAT, 8KUNK, MINK,
tXVOTE, WILD CAT
Furs shipped to us are made up
by us. We pay no commissions
the shipper gets the middle
man'! profit.
By. sending us your Furs you
get the quickest cash returns
snd save the express or parcel
post charges to distant points.
Write for big Price list
to II. 1.IKBES & CO.,
HO Ilrcmlvray,
Portland,
Orogon
SCRATCH PAE6 Different slzet
and quality of paper, Just the
thing (or your desk or pocket,
(or sale at The Journal office.
SCALE BOOKS Neatly printed
and bound. Send $1.00 to the
Journal and one will be mailed
you, postage paid. 2ttc
am
FRANCIS SAYS ALLIES
MUST CRUSH REGS
Russia in Danger of Falling to
Germans, Testifies U. S.
Ambassador.'
, Washington. David R. Francis, who
went to Russia ss American ambassa
dor In litis, before the overthrow of
the monarchy, and who remained there
until after the bolsbsvlsts bad seised
the government, In testifying before
the senate committee Investigating
lawless , propaganda, warned that
thould tbs bolthevlsts be permitted to
remain In power, all Russia would be
eiploltcd by the Germans. Within 10
years under such conditions, bs said,
Qermany would be the victor of the
war and the nation would be stronger
In every way than It was In 1914.
Ambassador Francis told the com
mittee that complete and thorough
understanding of the Russian menace
convinced him that with the bolthev
lsts. in, power In Russia, peace not orly
In Europe but throughout the entire
world was an utter, Impossibility.
Mr. Frsncls further twill fled that In
formation had reached him that Ray
mond Robins, former American Red
Cross commissioner to Russia, had,
upon his return to the United States,
carried a proposal from the bolshevik
government to President Wilson. This
proposal, be said, he understood was
sn offer of certain concessions to the
American government similar to thote
granted Germany In the treaty of
Brc-st-Lltovsk.
The ambassador aald that so far as
he knew Mr. Robins was never given
sn opportunity to present the proposal
to the president. '
The ambassador said that If Ameri
can and allied troops were withdrawn
from northern Rustla he was positive
the bolshevists would sweep In and
enKage In an orgy of murder and de
struction on a scale such as the world
baa never seen.
FOOD SESSIONS TO BE
HELD IN BRUSSELS
Paris. The plant adopted by the su
preme war council, under which the
negotiations with the German authori
ties regarding the turning over of the
Gorman merchant ships will be re
turned, after their recent Interruption
at Spa, provide for the holding of the
sessions of the negotiations at Brussels.
The plana of the council, as already
stated, provide for taking over the
German merchant ihlpa In return for
a food supply for Germany until the
next harvest. The chief difficulty thus
far has been over the manner of pay
ment for the food supplies, but the
new proposals are expected to meet the
former objections.
It is understood that the payments
will come from three sources first. In
the form tot products such as coal and
potash; second, from credits which
Germany has in neutral countries, and,
third, from foreign securities held by
Germany.
One of the main Influences In bring
ing about the decision of the supreme
council, was laid to be a letter read
by Premier Lloyd George from a Brit
ish general, setting forth the extreme
seriousness of the food conditions In
Germany. It was also stated that
British soldiers In German territory
were protesting against seeing women
and children about them dying of star
vation. MUCH FOOD SENT ABROAD
250,000 Tons Go to Distressed Popula
tions Since Armistice.
Washington. A review of the relief
work conducted under Herbert C.
Hoover eince,tue signing of the armis
tice was made public by the food ad
ministration. It shows that 250,000 tons of food,
chiefly flour and fats, has been sent
to the distressed civilian populations
and that staffs to determine needs and
direct distribution of relief have been
established in practically all of the
countries In central Europe.
Allies Get More Loans.
Washington. The treasury estab
lished new credits of 118,000,000 tor
the . Csecho-Slavs, $40,000,000 for Bel
gium, 1160,000,000 for France and $20,
000,000 for Italy, making a total of
S8,S41,57,000 crsdiU ter all the allies
to date. The Csecho-Slavs' aggregate
orsdlts now amount to 135,000,000,
while Belgium, has obtained from the
United States 1331,145.000; France $2,
I1T,4TT,000 and Italy $1,405,000,000.
8sorstary Baksr on Inspection Teur.
Washington. Secretary Baker and
General March, chief of staff, lsft Sun
day on their trip of Inspection of var
ious army camps which will taks them
to the Pacifio coast Mr. Baker and
General Marsh expect to return to
Washington near the snd of the month
and the secretary' then will prepare for
his third trip overseas.
I. H. COVE, D. M. 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 wors; silver fillings and
extracting.
I do no plate work.
My motto: "One think well
dona."
OVKR CROOK COUNTY BAXK
WE BUY LIBERTY
BONDS FOR
SPOT CASH
ANY ISSUE
S50
SSOO
SlOO
$1000
Send us your Bond by Regis
tered letter and receive the
highest market price by return
WESTERN STOCK AND BOND
COMPANY
200 Central Bldg., Seattle Wn.
Will design and build Schools,
Churches, Stores, Apartments, Gar
ages, Residences Anythin. Prices
Reasonable
E. FRANCIS WILLIAMS,
ARCHITECT
Appraisal and Valuation Expert
311 Panama bldg. Main 9208, E 7761
Portland, Oregon
DR. TACKMAN
DENTIST
Room 8 Cornett Building
Member of Preparedness League
of American Dentists
OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
DAILY 50c.
DAILY AND SCNDAY 05c
If yan don't fret your paper rfu
nlarly, phone Red 431 and we
will send one np by special mes
senger. PRINEVILLE DRUG CO.
ftocal Agent
THE COZY HOTEL
OF BEND
Solicits Your Patronage
DR. TURNER,
EYE SPECIALIST
Visits Frineville each 1st and 8rd
Prday of each month. Consult
him at Motel Prinevllle
IBS
UiflsBrcs
Has No Equal
No Rival.
No Substitute
IT IS THE BEST
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SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVEWfWaDS
An "ad" in this pa
per gets business
SAW FILER AND
GRINDER
CABINET MAKER and GENERAL
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Shop Opposite Journal Office
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
ESTRAY NOTICE
Estrayed from my pasture, two
yearling heifer. s One red roan and
one pale red mottled face. Both are
branded 73 on hip and Bar Lazy L6
on right side. End of left ears cut
off with underbit and split in right
ears. Please notify Chas. Palmer,
Roberts, Oregon. 10t3p
When writing advertisers, pleas
mention The Journal.
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Jim
COFFEE
Pi
i-in iiuHf Bradyy ,
Krd tod UoM mlcV
Mled with Blue Rlbboa. V
Vw JB
City Meat Market
J. W. HORIGAN, Prop.
Choice Home-Made Hams, Bacca
and Lard
Fresh Fish
Fruh and Vegetables in Seaaoa
Is Your Money Supporting the
Government?
At this critical period In onr history onr manufacturers are
offering their mills and our young men are offering their service
to the United States government. Would yon like to do your
share and help, by putting your money where it will support the
new Federal Reserve Banking System, -which the government
has established to stand back of our commerce. Industry and
agriculture T
Ton can do this by opening an account with as as part of every
dollar so deposited goes directly Into the aew system, where it
will always be ready for yoa when wanted.
Member Federal Reserve System
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
TELL US
Your Fuel Troubles
Slab Wood, $ 8.25 debVd
Mill Wood, 7.75 deliv'd
Coal,wrJ;iump 14.50 deliv'd
i
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We handle chicken feed, mill feed, baled
hay and whatever you need in these lines
Telephone
immediate
PRINEVILLE. ORE.
A Classified Ad
SHIP
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VA
FURS
TO ME
,1 pay the best price possible, con
sidering market conditions. I pay ex
press on incoming shipments.
RAY PUTNAM
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
and Oysters
your needs for
delivery to the
E
ECO.
BLACK 671
brings quick results.
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