Crook County journal., October 23, 1919, Page Page 6, Image 6

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rxToiiKlt 21. inio.
TiiE City
Roy Gray pas In the cily Monday.
Merlin Allen la attending court
ttala week.
T. J. M. Biggs was a business Tlslt
or Monday.
O. C. Hyde ia In Portland this week
on business.
Alex Hinton of MoKay was in town
on Monday.
A. O. Brown Is In the city this week
on Jury duty.
John P. Hopper is doing jury ser
vice this week.
H. B. Hayes of Dayville was In the
city Saturday.
L. B. La toilette went to Antelope
on business Sunday.
August A. Anderson of Bend was
In Prinevllle Friday.
F. G. Owen of Medford was in
Prineville Saturday.
Earl Hereford of Meadow was In
Trineville Monday.
Earl Brent left Sunday for Port
land on business.
J. F. Rice was in Prinevllle Monday
from Powell Butte.
Claude Smith of Lamonta was In
Prineville Monday.
TV. H. Porter was a business visitor
the last of the week.
March Logan of Paulina is attend
ing court this week.
Wm. Harold was in Ihe city attend
ing to business here.
E. C. Faught was In Prinevlle on
Tuesday of this week.
Ed. McFarland was in Prineville
from Paulina Friday.
John Kemmling of McKay is in
Prineville this week.
Claud Smith was in Prineville from
Lamonta on Monday.
Harvey Payne is visiting friends In
this city from Ontario.
S. D. Mustard waa a visitor from
Powell Butte Tuesday.
H. S. Cram was in Prineville at
court Monday morning.
Ed. Williams was a business visitor
, from Powell Butte Monday.
Henry Keoch of Howard was in the
city Monday on business.
D. B. Tolliday of Paulina was a
Prineville vsitcr Saturday.
Dr. J. T. Fox of John Day is vis
iting relatives in this city.
Edgar Barnes and wife were in the
city Saturday from Culver.
J. E. Fuller of Mill Creek is in the
city attending circuit court.
Mrs. Geo. Hobbs was In the city on
Saturday from Powell Butte.
Fred Jones of Mill Creek was In
Prineville Monday on business.
Clarence O. Stover was atending
court here the first of the week.
Orval W. Osborn waa in attendance'
at court here the first of the week.
V. Butler of Lower Crooked River
is in attendance at court this week.
Henry J. Edwards of Powell Butte
was at court in this city on Monday.
Floyd J. Warner was in the city
from his Roberts ranch on Saturday.
Miss Ethel Potter of Spokane is
the city this week visiting relatives.
John Morgan of Paulina was in
Prineville several days of this week.
N. F. McCoin wg in Prineville on
Tuesday from bs ranch on Grizzly.
C. M. Elkns was in the city on bus
iness from his ranch on Crooked riv-
. er.
E. J. Wilson, cashier of the Crook
County Bank, is in Portland this
week.
Commissioner H. J. Lister was in
attendance at county court on Sat
urday. F. M, Wood was a business visitor
from his cattle ranch at Paulina Sat
urday. Norris Morgan was in Prineville
from the Stanton ranch on Mill Creek
Tuesday.
T. H. Brennan and Mrs. Brennan
of Paulina were in the city the first of
the week.
D. P. Adamson and daughter, Ruth,
returned Tuesday from a business trip
to Portland..
W. H. Wilson, an attorney froia
The Dalles, was in the city the last
of the week.
Prior Barnes of Burns was In the
city Saturday, called here by the
death of his sister Irene.
Denton G. Burdick was in Prine
ville on business connected with the
Lone Pine Irrigation District Mon
day. The Standard Oil tanks are being
. placed in position at the station,
, which 8 being completed west of the
depot. ,
Earnest Hayes drove to Portland
and McMinnville the first of the week
where he will visit relatives and
friends.
The Degree of Honor Lodge will
, meet at the home of Mrs. H. P. Bel
knap in this city Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30.
W. H. Lewis of Seattle was in the
, city Tuesday on business connected
with the sluicng operatons at the
, Ochoco dam.
George Roberts, Gardner Perry and
L. C. Perry left the first of the week
for a ten days' trip In the Blue moun
tains hunting.
Dr. and MrB. Horace Belknap of
Portland were in the city Monday,
the doctor having been called here to
assist in several surgical operations.
J. A. Moffitt was In Prineville the
first of the week. He recently re
turned from upper Deschutes, where
he spent the summer on his ranch.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor
mation of Our Readers.
Albany school teachers want more
money.
The assessed valuation of all prop
erty In Lane county this year Is $106.
351 less than last year.
The paving of the Columbia river
highway between Cast-mic Lucks and
Wyeth has been completed.
Teachers of Coos county have or
ganized for the purpose of demanding
a minimum salary of $1000 per year.
Approval of Sunday, October 26, as
"go-to-Sunday school day" Is given In
proclamation Issued by Governor 01
cott
The recently organised Albany Fair
association is planning to raise $10,000
to prepare grounds and purchase equip
ment An unidentified ex-service man was
Instantly killed at The Dalles while
attempting to board westbound
freight train.
Multnomah county fares the largest
tax delinquency in its history, unpaid
taxes on the 1918 roll totaling more
than $1,000.(100.
The large mill on Coot bay of C. A.
Smith, idle for vtr nine months, has
resumed cutting lumber with a small
force of 200 men.
The Clatsop County Bar association,
at a special meeting, decided to raise
all the fees for legal services approxi
mately 50 per cent.
Mrs. Mary Catherine McQueen, sis
ter of the late Robert Eakln, Justice of
the supreme court, died at the Salem
hospital at the age of 64 years.
John W. Giuuer, geologist from Min
nesota, has arrived at the Oregon Ag
ricultural college to take up his duties
as assistant professor of geology In the
school of mines.
Nine veteran foresters of Lebanon
and vicinity have left for the Santlam
national forest, where they will plant
60,000 fir and white pine trees on
South Breltenbush creek.
After burning over 800 acres of yel
low pine and second-growth timber,
fires which have been raging In the
Pringle Butte section, 30 miles from
Bend, were brought under control.
Apples are piled (telling high In the
Albany cannery store room, and Man
ager W. R. Scott expects to have ap
ples enough to run the cannery at
capacity speed until the first of the
year.
Daniel Schnell of Tlgard was In
stantly killed when the motorcycle on
which he was riding collided bead-on
with a truck, about a half mile from
Multnomah station on the Capital
highway.
Apple shippers in Oregon were de
nied a commodity rate for the ship
ment of apples In bulk in refrigerator
cars, for use In manufacturing pur
poses in the east by the railroad ad
ministration. The special-city election for the
purpose of submitting a charter amend-1
ment to the voters, increasing the
annual city tax ievy (rum 8 to 11 mills,
will be held in Portland on Wednesday,
November 12.
A fatal accident occurred at the Big
Creek Logging company's camp near
Knappa, when Charles Fulton was In
stantly killed and his companion, John
Warner, was so severely Injured that
death is expected to result
Profiting by the experience of recent
year, when fall grain has yielded
much better than the crops planted in
the spring, farmers in the Willamette
valley are rushing now to get as much
grain as possible planted this fall.
A . warrant for $115,405.74 was re
ceived by Governor Olcott from the
United States treasury, In payment of
the sum due the state of Oregon from
revenues collected by the government
from national forests of the state.
An organization of good roads advo
cates was effected at Coquille. Its aim
Is to become an advisory committee to
the county court, which requested as
sistance and advice from men ac
quainted with the county's needs.
The Hood River apple crop has even
surpassed pre-season estimates, both as
to quality and quantity. The yield will
exceed 2,000,000 boxes, and the apples
are running more than ever before to
the extra fancy grade and desirable
sizes.
Creation of a park on the summit of
Spencer's Butte, a mountain 2000 feet
high, six miles south of Eugene, to be
reached by a scenic road, Is suggested
by a number of Eugene men as a suit
able memorial for Lane county sol
diers, sailors and marines who gave
up their lives during the great war.
With several small flurries of snow
already encountered, It will be only a
j short time before crews on the Old
Oregon Trail will be compelled to leave
the higher levels and commence work
from the foot of Cabbage hill, between
Pendleton and La Grande, heading to
ward Pendleton. Grading on this sec
tion of the state highway has progress
ed 12 miles southeast from the foot o
the hill.
Frank L. Rain, (trand exalted ruler
of the Benevolent and Protective Or
der of Elks, the chief of Elkdom Id
this country, waa visitor la Portland
Saturday. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Kuln, the two' making tour of
the I'nlted States.
A disease known is the Kansas horse
plague has broken out with consider
able force on some central Oregon
ranches, W. 11. I.ytle, state veterin
arian, reports. d-orse Rodman, a Jef
ferson county farmer, hat lost 23 out
of his herd of 30 horses.
Contract for the medals to be gtven
by the state of Oregon to all soldiers,
sailors and mnrtnes entering the serv
ice from this state, was awarded by
the state medal commission to White
head t Hoag. a New Jersey firm. The
price will be 25 cents each.
Eight reels of motion pictures show
ing preventable accidents In the log
ging Industry will be shown In all the
large industrial renters of the state
under the auspices of the state labor
bureau, according to plant uow under
way by I jibor Commissioner Urn in.
The Oregon Federation of Women's
clubs has filed articles of Incorpora
tion. The organization has property
valued at $10,000 and the officers are
Mrs. Charles 11. Casiner, president;
Mattle F. Beatty, vice-president and
Mrs. F. H. Buchanan, secretary-treasurer.
A grand total of $35,484,032.23 has
been provided by state, federal and
county governments for road work la
Oregon since 1914 and Including work
already contracted for, to be completed
during 1920, according to a summary
prepared by the state highway depart
ment ,
The Standard Oil company sold
2.445.195.5 gallons If' gasoline In Sep
tember, according td-a statement filed
in the office of Deputy Secretary of
State Sara A. Korer. The tax. at the
rate of 1 cent a gallon on gasoline and
one-half cent on distillate, totals $25,
799.10. Producers, associations and othtya
Interested In the marketing of Oregon
applet are being requested by the pub
lic service commission to express an
opinion relative to the establishment
of a freight rate on bulk shipment of
applet, with a view to encouraging the
shipment of cull apples Into eastern
states.
Dorothy Slnnott, 17, eldest child of
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas J.
Sinnott of Oregon, died at Saranae
Lake sanitarium, New York, according
to a telegram received by Mr. Slnnott
Miss SInnott's death wat unexpected,
although she had been a patient at
Saranae sanitarium since 1917, suffer
ing from tuberculosis.
At a meeting of the North Bend city
council a resolution was adopted or
dering a special election to be called
early In December to submit to the
voters of the city the question of In
creasing the special tax limitation
from 10 to 15 mills, to secure revenue j
to meet the financial requirements of
the city for the year 1920.
After coming all the way to Klamath
Falls from Santa Cruz, Cal, to gratify
a cherished wish to be married m the
home of her grandparents, the house
In which she was born, Miss Ivy Pearl
Martin found that the (regon law
prohibited her marriage to Wesley II.
Gibson of San Francisco, because nei
ther was a resident of this state.
Plans for a north and south road i
along the summit of the Cascade moun
tains to connect the Mount Hood loop,
the old Willamette valley and Cascade
mountain wagon road over the San
tlam pass, the McKenzle road and the
highway to Crater lake are being de
veloped by 'Will G, Steel, superintend
ent of Crater Lake. National park.
Five fatal accidents were reported to I
the state industrial accident commis
sion during the week ending October
16. The workmen who lost their lives
were: Allen Sfiumate, Portland, con
struction; Alfred H. Gove, Bend, log
ger; Paul Cantrcll, Brighton, logger;
Glen Wllhelm, Grants Pass, logger;
James W. McElvain, Portland, con
struction. Highways under construction In Ore
gon at present total 380.95 miles of
pavement 234.8 miles of macadam and
686.1 miles of grading, according to
the summary compiled by the state
highway department. The construction
now going on represents an expendi
ture of $19,824,396.25 bid prices, and
Including 10 per cent for contingen
cies and 10 per cent for engineering.
The Increasing travel to Crater lake
and the exceptionally large travel In
general this year, together with that
in view for next season, has led Alfred
L. Parkhurst, president and general
manager of the Crater Lake company,
which has all the Crater national park
concessions from the government to
decide to build a new hotel In the park
at White Horse. It will be in readi
ness for the early travel next season.
Contracts were let to the Warren
Construction company on Monday for
the building of the complete system
of the Silver lake irrigation district
The system will consist of three large
dams and approximately ten miles of
main canals, diverting the waters from
Silver creek, Buck creek and Bear
creek to the southern and eastern
"bench" sections of the valley. There
are some 8000 acres In the district and
the lands completely surround the
town of Silver lake.
NOMAS MKKTIM1
The regular meeting of the Shutnla
P. Belknap on Saturday.
Club wat held at. the home of Mrt, II,
Mrt. R. W. liea gave an able re
view of the lifit of Wagner, In addi
tion to the regular literary and busi
ness program.
I) liclout refreshments were serv
ed, following the program.
Judge T. K. J. Duffy la holding
court at Oregon City this week. In
the place of Judge J. V. Campbell,
who is acting In that rapacity In this
city.
K X G 1 X V. K I IS' K A M I N 1IO X
An examination will h held on
December 5. 1919, at 620 t'orbett
Iluildlug, Portland, Oregon for all
professional engineers who are un
able to meet the requirements with
out exuniinutlon. of the Act of Legis
lature of the State of Oregon. 1919,
Chapter 3S1, requiring all profession
al engineers to be registered after
Jan. 1, 1920
Necessary blanks for application to
take the examination may be had on
request from A. H. Carter. Secretary
State Board of Engineering Examin
ers. 520 Corbett Building, Portland.
Oregon. All applications to take the
examinations given on Dot-moor 6,
1919 must be filed with the state
board at least thirty days before De
cember 5.
BTATKMRNT OP THft OWNERSHIP. MAN
AUKMK.NT.' I'mtTI.ATION. KIT.. RK
Ul IKKIt BY THK ACT UV COM.HKS8 OK
Attit trr 14, ima.
or Crook County Journal, puhlUhcd weekly
t Prineville. Oregon. fr October I, mitt.
Slut of Own. County of Crook, ee.
Hefor me, Notary Public In nj for th
State ami County aforeaald. personally a peer,
ed (Juy Lafollelte. who, having been duly
worn, according la law, deplasa and say that
he b the owner, editor and publisher of the
Crock County Journal, and that Ire following
ia. to the brat wf hia knowledge and belief, a
trua atatemcnt of th ownership, management
land it a daily paper, tha circulation!, etc.,
of tha aforeaald publication for Ih data shown
in tha above caption, required by tha Act ut
Aunuat U, lull, embodied In aertion 441. I'oe.
tal I -aw and Regulations, printed on tha re
verse aide of thia form, to-wil:
I. That tha namea and addreaaea of tha pub.
Ilaner, editor, managing: editor, and buemeae
manager are :
Publisher. Uuy l,afollette. Prinevlle, Ore.
Editor, tiuy Lafollctte, Prinevllle, Oregon.
Managing Ed., tiny tafollette, Prinevllle, Or.
Hu.in.-ae Mr., Guy l.afolletle. Prinevllle. Or.
t. That tha ownen are: Guy Lafoiletta,
Prinevllle. Oregon.
S. That tha known hondholdere, mortgagee
and other eerurily holder owntns or holding
I per cent or more of the total amount of
bonds, mortgage., or other eecurttlea are :
None.. ,
4. That tha two paragrapha next above, tiv.
Ing the namea of the owner, atorkholdera, and
security holdcra, If any. contain not only the
liat of stockholder and aecunly holder aa they
appear upon the booka of the company but al
io, in caaea where the stockholder or eecurity
holder appears upon the hooka of the comiuiny
aa trustee or any other fiduciary relation, the
name of the peraon or corporation for whim
auth trustee la acting, la given; alao that the
said two paratrrapha contain atatrmenta em
bracing affiant'a full knnwlrdge and belief aa
to the circumatam-ea and conditioria under
which ttockholdrni who do nut appear upon
tha booka of tha eompany aa trustees, hold
Reo with new truck body, 33x4 demountable
rims and new tires, an ideal knockabout
wagon for a rancher, in good mechanical
condition
Dodge Roadster in fine shape . . . . .
Ford with Truck Body
Ford with Truck Body . ... ....
Ford Touring Car .
Chevrolet 490 ..........
Chevrolet 490 ......... .
Inland Auto
stock and aerurttlea in a capacity other than
that of bona fide owner : and thia affiant haa
no reaaoa to believe that any person, nsanrle
llon, or corporation haa any Intereat direct or
tndlreet In the aald slock, bomta, or other ae
curitb than aa an atated hy him.
1 That the average number of eoplea of each.
Issue of thia publication eold or distributed
Ihrouab the mails or otherwiae, to paid aub
errihere during the six months preceding the
dale ihown above la iThle information
la required from tlallr publications only.)
tit'Y I.AKOI.I.KITK. Publisher
Sworn to and subec-thed before me thia tint
day of Oceoher. IVI.
i,akic m nKnnri.f.
My eommtaaton enplrea Marvh T, lettl.
NOTICK IIP HIIKHIPr S RAI.K
My virtue of an eaeeutlon In fofecloeure duly
lul by the clerk of the floruit Court of the
County of Crook. Stale of Oregon, dated lhl
KM day of O.loher. Il. In a certain artlon
In the Circuit Court for Ihe aald County and
State, wherein Prifl- C'Ut Morlgaire Com
oanv ia coniTMlioni la Plaintiff reroverl'ol
iinlanirnt aealn.t Harm Van M.ter an ltrlla
tMora Van M.-I.r are IVft-ndanla for the tarn
of Twriily-three and "S lwi Ih.M.re with Inter
eat at 10 ler cent oer annum tn-m lc. I, tu",
and the a im of Tocnly-lh-ee and :i.lHI lail
lara wllh lotereet at to per rent per annum
from Kecrmher 1. t'M, and for the aum of
Hevi-ntv-oue and 4IM'Hl tV.llnra with Inlerral
at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from the
17th dav of June, lum together with r'lfiy and
no-lim liollara atlornev'a frra and the furthr'
urn of Fifteen and Kii-lnn ivdlar c.ta, and
aci-nilne coata.
NOTICK l hereby given that 1 will, on fcit
urdne. the SIMh dav of November. lUI". at the
N-rth front door of the ronrthouee In Prlne.
yllle. In aald County at IS O'clock In the fore
noon of aald day. aell at nubile auction, to the
hlgheet hldder for cath. all right and title that
the above named llefendanta or either of them
have or hrd at date of judgment In the follow.
Ing deerrilml property, tir-wll r
The Weet half of tha Northeant quarter.
Kat half of the Northweet quarter of Se. lion
Thirty H" Townehlp sixteen llr South "f
Range Fifteen Beat of Ihe Willamette Merld
ian In Crook County, Oregon.
JOHN COMIIS. Sheriff.
Dated at Prinevllle, Oregon thia 2'Jnd day
of October, lulu.
smSc By M.OYD A. ROWKl.U Deputy
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1 pay the highest market prices
for furs of all kinds. Send in
your furs by mail or parcel
post to
RAY PUTNAM
P. O. Box 312 Prineville, Ore.
BARGAINS
T7 V T
ompany
mtiiKR to nunw rAi
la the County Court of ihe Hate of Orego
for Crunk County I
In the matter vf the guardianship of Kr
mond J. Wright and Clifford W.lght, Minora.
On reading and flllnt Ilia petition, duly vee.
Ifled. of Muth Ut gerald. guardian of the
above mentioned eatote. for llcenaa in aell
Ihe Intereat of Ihe above named minor In lb
following deeertbeil real ealate, alluated In
Crook county. Htale of Oregon, to-wlt l
The Mouth half of Ihe goutheaat quarter of
Section eight, Houlhweel quarter of lh South,
weat quarter of Section nine, and Norlheaat
quarter of tha Norlheaat quarter of Heitlon
aevelltven, Townehlp fourteen eoUth of ranea
nineteen ea.l Willamette Meridian, for tha
maintenance and uppnrt of aald minora. t4
It appearing to tha eourt that eeid land l
producing no Income ami la an eapenee and
l...l. ., i aid ealnta. and that It ! beneficial
j to aald war and for the beet Inte.aete if
their aald eelale that the eaine lie eold.
IT IH THKMPfOrtK OltliKKKH that th
' next of kill of aald werda and all Hereon
' interested In aald eelata apiiear befora ma
In the county court room In the courthou-
In Prinevllle. Crook inuniy. Oregon, on Hi
Kith dy of November. It, at 10 o'rlock a.
m , to ahow cause. If any there he, why
ll,rnee should not be granted to aald Kuril
Kltageiald. guardian. In aell aald real e-ta'a
for the punsieea aet forth.
ANH IT IS HIUTHCR OltliKRP.t) That
copy of thia onler be aerved on tha next of kin
and all peraone Intercated In said estate hy pub.
Ilrallon thereof In the Crook County Journal,
newipaper published and circulating In Cmk
County, Oregon, for three aucceaalv weeka,
th tint publication being on th lth day of
October, 101 .
Paled at Prinevllle. Crook County. Oreg- n.
tha lllh day of October.
N. G. WAI.t.ACK.
49)4, County Judrt
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