NOVEMBER , 1010
CllOOK OOCJTTT JOUIXAL
PAGBSl
9 MMMHMMM
M illiPflilv
BETTER CHICKENS IN SOUTH
Propltloui CllmnU Enable! Owner to
Produce Eggi to Better Advatw
Uge 6ome Obetaolee.
(Propane by the I'nlUd (Unto Depart
ment of Aurliultiir.)
Iiicrrni'( lntori-( In poultry mining
In the giMicml funning mw-tlunM of tho
Kouth, with ptircliiiHa of much bnttor
tork, l roportHl njr rcliillHt of tho
foiled Hint? di'pnrtmint of ogrlrul
ture who reifiitly Invontlciiti'd the
tntin and artlvltlni of Old Mother
Ili-n In AImIihiiih, I,iiIhIii.iii, MInkI
l il and 7Yx. I'rodiirere r work
ing not onljr to nuppljr the homo mar
rt but rgg are alito being ahlppfd
from MIknInmIppI, Aliilinmn and Texne
to Mnmphle, BL. LouIh, New York und
other marketing renterx.
The advantag of the South for
poultry keeping are manifold, and In
clude prnpltloui clliimle, which en
able the flock owner to produce eggi
to better advantNge during the winter
eaRon, while he kIho ran make one
ef almpler and clicnper hoimea than
ran hla northern amuwlNtea. Further
more the favorable weather rondltloni
tn the South promote the feeding of
green atuff to the hem practically the
year around.
There are certain dlaadvantngea, too,
euch aa prevalence, of limeot peata. In
cluding nil tea, lire, and In aiima aec
tlona moaqultoea and allrk-tlght fleaa,
a well aa the blue bug In parte of
Trine. Furthermore aouthero mar
keta are not high-paying emmumere of
locally produced rttii. Thla la par
ticularly true In the reanrt aectlon of
Florida, where for mnny yenra the
trade haa bcn acciiatoined to Import
tta eggi from the North and Weat. It
doea not readily tranxfer thla bualneaa
to local produrera. In addition the
Flocka of Mixed Breed. Are Giving!
Way to Purebred In South.
i
aiiniherii market fur e)fu In usually!
"t-rinliiMl," dm- to lliicliinlloiis In Uie!
tourist tiiilllc.
' iMirltm the lient of summer eKK!
ldSM'w lu tlio Stiulh nKKri'gntn It cmi-j
Bldernblo Hum, larp'ly duo to the (Itfrl
ehiptnfiit of fertile epua. It Is onsen-
tlnl Hint himiiIii'iii piiiiliiccrK t-cort ev
ery effort to produce and market only
Infertile ri?n In order to' control thla
,e.nnnv of loss. A wmmon opinion pro
viiIIh Hint tha IcK'lmriia are particularly
Bdnpteil to aoiiihern conditions, but
according to the experience of the sp4
clnllHts tn the United States depart
ment of iiiirultHTe unnlhern poultry
men realize Jut si notlafnctory re
aults nnd In mnny Instances more fa
Tornhle returns from the maintenance
of the heavier, general-purpose birds.
A nuuilier of failures In the poultry
htiHlness on the part of newcomers In
Florldn, who embarked In specialized
production of poultry products, are ex
plained by the fact that most of them
were unfamiliar with local conditions
and started on too extensive a scale.
A beiflnner In chicken raising In a new
locality should always start on a small
scale nnd expand his operations as he
lenrns more nlmut local conditions and
as his returns from the business Jus
tify. For tho mnn who is experienced
In poultry raising and who will adapt
himself to new conditions readily and
not take excessive risks, and who Is
supplied with plenty of working capi
tal tho southern states apparently of
fer a fulr opportunity.
WHITE-SHELLED EGG LAYERS
Fowls of Mediterranean Breeda Beat
Suited for Thla Purpose Claased
aa Nonalttera.
CPrepared by tha United 'states Depart
ment of Agriculture.) 9
Poultry of the Mediterranean or egg
breeds are best sulred for the prodiic
tlon of white-shelled eggs. Repre
entnllves of this class are bred large
ly for tlio production of eggs rather
than for meat production. Among the
popular breeds of this class are: Leg
horn. Minorca, Anconn, nnd Anda
hislnn. One of the .oiitstnndlng char
acteristics of the egg breeds is tho
fact that they are classed as nonslt-
ters. That Is, us a rule, they do not
become bloody and hutch their eggs.
When fowls of this cluss are kept
artlhVlnl Incuhntlrn and brooding are
Usually employed.
WE HAVE)
HOME
II A B a A I !S 8
In
AoiuriXTmAii
. l.MIM,KMK.Tr
KAIIM WAOO.NH
. WIKK FESfH ETC.
IXIK t'AHII
COLLI VH W. KLKINH
LAKHS M. IIKCHTRLL 1
V. H. CoinmlMlonor'
Atbiriirjr.At-I.am
Oook County Ilank Building
miMKVILLE OltKUON
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR HALE
nrilfirn I vn mu BAttr T 1 half mil to tl Northwaat eornar of th North.
Ut-llUCU LANU rOH BALE TWOM11 of th Southwvt quartar of hk!
tract of Irrigated Und under the gv-tion fir (i ttwnr r.t ona quartar of
Ocboeo Project, practically all la lo tn of aaid Bactton fir 10 1
cleared and on. tract In crop. Bee r?Z r."
R. W. Rea, Adamaon Dldg. 4Sto th,. Kaat m and on h.if miia on th.
FOR SALE One good Hampahlre' Alao batrlnnlne at tha Northwaat aornar of
buck. D. P. Adamaon. 43tfei Townahlp fourtaan tt
r' ,0tlClHouth, Ran., fourtaan (14) Kaat of th WU-
OR RAI wi a .a -a-oi, n- ,k. I Inmatl Marldlan and runnln thana Eaat on
rim BAL.B -840 acre ranch on the OUJirUr nt . mi to tha Northuit eomr of
OCbOCO. Thla la a anap. Inquire at ! tha Northwaat quartar of th Northwaat guar.
thla office.
7tfo
rOR BALE A good atock ranch In
northern California. Plenty of
rang adjoining ranch. Adapted
to cattle or aheap. Will Mil cheap.
Writ or aee Raymond Calayan,
Prlnevllle, Oregon. . 48tfe
FOR SALE -Ford Touring car In Al
ahape, Juat overhauled. This la a
good buy. Inquire thla off lea 8tfe
FOR SALE Choice Whlta Wyan
dotte cocknrela. Place order now
a none will be kept orer winter.
Kay V. Conalable. 49tfc
FOR 8ALE
160 acrea.
The old Kinder place.,
Sea R. W. Rea. 48tfc
PARTY LEAVING CITY Left a
Liberty Six for Bale. Will accept
a entailer car In part pnyment. The
Motor Inn. title
TO LEASE My atock ranch at Paul
ina. About 1700 acta. John Darin
Paulina, Oregon
FOUND
FOUND Fair week, chlld'a fur neck
piece. Owner call ami Identify
property at thla office, 61tfc
WANTED
WANTED Chickens and turkeya. I
am again In the markt for all kind
of poultry. Tbone B 171. C. M.
Stroud. 48tfc
WANTED-400 medium to large
Juniper trees pulled. Call at this
office for particulate. 40tfp
WANTED A young lady for candy
atore pnaltlon. Steady, employment
for the winter. Johnson'a Sweet
Shop, 46tfc
WANTED Eurm hand to do chores
ii ud in ilk cnws Sundays off. 170
P"r uiuiilh itnd bonrd for the right
man.
J. I
. J. Mlingrr, Rcumond, ,
()nKi.n. Phono 405 Redmond
oitrhutiKis 61t3p
NOTICK 41K KM Kill ITS BAl.K
Tly virtue of nn execmi-.n in foreclmtur. duly
l--.ii.il l.v il,.- , !..rL ..r il... r"i ....
tho County of ( rook. Stale of Crt-gon, dated .
thla -'Mh ilny of Orlobcr, 1!19. In a certain
action In the Cirrull Court for the aalil County i
Miid State, wherein Or-gon and W.ntem (,lo- f
niuition Co., a cortiornlion. ia Fluintiff,
:J";!t: TT "',hn ,W- ,V0rW ' WTjISn J HrlWch V all of Broth
iml V loin Hiit(iin,i i 4-fpn'mnt. for the Bum , . u.. Di
of Th roc Thoua&nd Otia Hundred Klfiy and i
no-luu Dollar, with Inlerret at tha rate of 7 :
per cant per annum from the fimt day of
March, 191". together with Two Hundred Sev- j
cnty-Two and no-u0 Dollar attorney's fee
and the further aum of Seventeen and 60-100
Dollnra eoata and accruing eoata.
NOTICE IS HKHKUY GIVEN that I will,
on Saturday, the 29th day of November. 1919,
at the North front door of the courthouse in
Prlnevllle, In aaid County, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of aaid day, Kelt at public auction,
to the highest bidder for canh, all right and
title thnt the aliove named defendant, or eith
er of them hnve or had at date of said judg
ment in the following dcecribed property to-
The Smith half of Section ThlrVy-Ftve (8J)
In Township Fourteen (14) South of Range
Fifteen 1M East of the Willamette Meridian
Crook County. Oregon.
JOHN COMBS, Sheriff of Crook Conty,
Dated at Prlnevllle, Oregon, this 29th day
of October. 11)19.
JOHN COMBS. Sheriff of Crook County.
6115c By FI.OYD A. ROWELL. Deputy
NOTICK FOR ITBLICATION
Department of the Interior. U. 8. Land Of
fice at The Dalles, Oregon, October 24, I91IM
XMUtiv-C, is nereny given mat
SKVERIN B. ANDERSON
of Prinevllle. Oregon, who, on June B, 1914,
mndc Homestead entry No. (timet for Wft
NWy4, SEW NWV4, 814 SW7 NE'-J SW,
Wl SEV,, Section 10. Townshln 14 South.
Range 17 Eaat Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of intention tn make Final Three Year
Proof to establish claim to the land above dee-
crlbed before Lake M. Rerhtell, U. S. Com-
missioner at Prinevllle. Oregon, on th 8th ;
day of December, 1919.
rl.im.nl nnmM wltrw.una
Jnmea E. Fuller. John A. Hostwlck. John F,
HuyncH, William Stanton, all ot Prinevllle,
Oregon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK
tltSc Register
tatss
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Of
fice nt The Dalles, Oregon, Sept. 27, 1919.
NOTICE ia hereby given that
SARAH A. SNODERLY
of Prlnevllle, Oretron, who on July 19, 1918.
made Homestead Entry No. 016289 for Lots
1-2, Sec. 6 T 14 S R 16 E, EM, Stt4 Sec 81
T IS S R 18 E W M, has filed notice of inten
tion to mak Final Thre Year Proof to es
tablish claim to the land above descrllied. be
fore Lake M. Berhteli, U. S. Commissioner, at
Prinevllle, Oregon, on the 13th day of Novem
ber, 1919.
Claimant names a witnesses:
Patrick Donahue, Wesley Grnter, Henry Mc
Coy, and Richard M. Powell, all of Prinevllle
Oregon,
H. FRANK WOODCOCK.
47t6c Register
NOTICE OF ELECTION
NOTICE Is hereby given thnt purwtant lo
an order this dny made by the Countv Court
of the County of Crook and Slate of Oregon
an election will be held on Novemtier 22. ll'tb,
by the electors of the proposed Lone Pine Irri
gation District. The nam. of Ihe District, if
organised, ahull be the Lone Pine lrrltriition
District, and its boundaries shall oe as follows :
Beginning at the NorthenaT corner of Section
four (4), Town-jhip fourteen (141 South, Range
fourteen (14) East ot the Willamette Merid
la and runnlnc thene South on aall to the
Houttoaat h r of sate Beetle four 141 1
th.ne Wnrt on quarter of ail to the flout K.
wst corner of the Southeast aartar ef th
rWnitheeat quarter of said Hertto four 4;
thrv. South nn qu.rl.r of a mil to tho
Hnuthaaat comer of tho Northwret loirw of
tho Nnrthe-aat cu.rl.- of action nin (ll,
aaid Township end rano-e: thene W-ot on
quarter of a mil tn the flouthwoat anrnar of
aald Norlhweal quarter of tho Northeaat quar
ter of Horttofi nin 491 ; thene North mi quar
Ur of mil to tho Northwest nnw of tho
I ill Northwest, quarter of tho N"rthaat quar
ter of 8a-tlon nine (II) t thanco Waat ona half
, mil to the Northeast florner of AVtlon eiirht
MM, .aid T'rwn.hlp and Kan: thene tVnith
ion mil to tha Houfheest corner of said rW-llm
eiirht Is) thanra Waat on mil to tha South
west cornar of aald nWtiofl alvht t) j than
North ona half mlla to tha ftoutheaat corner
of th Anutheaat quarter of tha Nnrthamat ajuer.
tar of HW-tUtn aavan (7), aald Townahlp and
Ranitai thane Waat ona -ajuartar of e mila in
tha Houthwaat aornar of aald Houthaaat quartar
of tha Northaaat quartar of aald fraction aavan
f7 thane North ona quartar of a mlla to tha
Northwaat romrr of aid flouthaaat quarter of
th Northaaat quartar of BacLloa aavrn (71 j
thane Kaat ona quartar of mil to th North
aaat cornar of aald Houthaaat quartar of tb
. Northaaat quartar of Saetinaj aavan 7 I thanr
aornar of Bartlon alatit (Bt, aald Townahlp and
tUnga t thanr Kaat ona quartar of a mil to
th Houthwaat orn of tha Snuthaut quartar
of tha Houthwaat quartar of Hactkm fl l
aald Townahlp and Kana thrne north
Townahlp lln to th plaa of baainnlns.
tar of aald Bartlon llitaao 411 1 thane South
thraa quartar of mlla to thatHoothaaat aornar
of th Northwaat quartar ot tha Houthwaat
quartar of aatd Baetlon littaae (16) ; thane
Waat ona quartar of a mil to th Boathwaat
aornar of aald Northwaat quartar of tha South
waat quartar of Bortlon alxUan 16 t thamoa
North thraa quarter of a anil to tho pUc
of baffinnlna.
Alao baelnntnf nt th Northaaat eornor of
Bartlon alahtaan till t TowWhlp fourtaan (141 j
South. Ran, fourtaan (14) Eaat of th Wll
lamatta Marldlan and runnlne thrne South on
quartar of a mil to th Soothaut cornar of
tha Northaaat quartar of tha Northaaat quartar
of aald Soettoa alahtaan (111) I thane Waat on
mil, mor or taaa, to tha Southwest aornar of
IM Bumher on (1), aald Section aUrhtean
(IS) ; thertee North on quartar of a mil to
th Northwaat vomer of aald Bart inn etahtern
MR) ; thenee Eaat one mile, mora or lea, to the
place of breinnlns.
Alao baarinnlna; mi the Northaaat eomer of
the Northwaat quartar of the Northaaat quartar
of Section twent (20). Townnhln fourtaan (14)
'South, Ranee fourteen (141 Eaat of th Wil
lamette Meridian and runnlnc thane Sooth one
half of a mil to th Bnntheaat corner of the
Houthwaat quarter of the Northeaat quarter of
aald hart ion twenty (io) : thenee waat one half
mile to the Houthwaat corner of the Southeaat
quartar of the Northwaat quartar of aald Sec
tion Twenty (201 ; thenee North on half mil
to th Northwaat corner of the Northeaat quar
tar of the Northwaat quarter of aald Section
Twenty (20) i thenee eaat on half mil to th
plac of bacinnin:.
Tha pollina place for aald election ahall be
at the achool houae located within th boun
darlea of th aald propoaed Dlalrtct and the
nolle ahall ha onen on aald day from tha hour
I of g o'cloeit in th forenoon until I o'clock to
th afternoon.
Raid election ahall be held for the Durpoa
of determinine whether or not aaid Lona Fine
Irrigation Diatrtct aa dearrlbed herein ahall be
onraniaed ondar th provtalona of Chapter a&7
General I.wb of Oreajon for 1.17, and all act
upolemental thereto and amendatory thereof ;
which quaalion will be aubmitted in th fol
lowing manner:
12 IRRIGATION DISTRICT YES
IS IRRIGATION UISTRIT NO
Thre (81 Dlrectora for th DUlriet ahall
be elected from tha Dlalrtct at large, at Uie
aiiid election.
Dated at Prinevllle, Crook County, Oregon
Ihli I8lh day of OcV.Ier, 1919.
ASA W. BATTLES. County
Clerk for Crook County, Ore.
Dal of fimt publication, October 2, 1919.
Date of lut publication, November i. 1919
60tf,c
Kill
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
iwimnmpRi ,i in,' interior, u, a. aiiu v.,-
fjr, Bt The Dall. Orraon. October 16, 1U19.
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Of-
NOTICK In hi-c-liy given that
EDWARD C. IIUTKLKISCH
of Rrotht-ra, Oi-Kon, who, on July 'Jfi. 1916,
mmle Komi-wtoiui Kntry No. 01R;U'2. for lota 2,
S, 4, 6, 6, Sectt n 81. Townahlp 20 South, R.inite
IB Knit Wllhumtte M'-riitian, h f''ed notice
f
to nmkt Kmal Three lear proof
to elnhllih eniln to the land above ilcrihed
before II. C. Kllia, 11. S. Commlsakiner at Bend,
.VI -u,i," r iT luiV
'u-L.
Claimant nnmea aa wltnetuiee
Bamuel E. Lorhery. Patrick H. Coffey. Vln-
em, O'rirbn. and Roscoe N. Palmerton, of
Bend, Oregon.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK
Register
SOtSp
1514H
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Of
fice at The Dalles. Oregon, October 16, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that
SARAH E. GUTFLEISCH.
one of the heirs and for the helm of Charles
1. Gutfleiaeh, dec caned, of Brothers. Oregon,
who, on June 21, 191 R. made Homestead Entry
No. 0I&HN for EV4 SWJi and SE Sec. 26. T
20. 8 R 17 E Lou 8. 4, Sec. SO, Lot 1 Sec. 81,
Township 20 South, Range 18 East Willamette
Meridian, haa filed notice of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof to eatnblsih claim to
the and above described before H, C. Ellia. U.
S. Commiasioner at Bend, Oreon, on th. 28th
day of November, 1919.
Claimant names aa wltnessea :
Samuel E. Lochery, Patrick H. Coffey. Vln
cent 11. Sakcy, John J. 11, If rich, all of Broth
ers, Oreon, and Roscoe U. Palmerton, of Bend.
Oregon.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK
. 60t6p Register
114101 ij
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land Of
fice at Tho Dalle, Oregon, September IS, 1MB.
NOTICE la hereby riven that
LEON F. SHAW
of Brothers, Oerson, who on Dec. 1, 1914, mad
Homestead Entry No. 014200 for NVa See
20 T 20 S R 18 B W M. ha filed notice of
tntlon to make Final Thre Year Proof
establish clai)ar to the land above described,
before H. C. Ellis. U. a Commiasioner at
Bend, Oregon, on the 8th day of November,
191.
Claimant names as witnesses t
Roscoe N. Pelmerton, Charles H. BaUMS,
of Bend, Oregon ; Samuel E. Lochrie, Bona)
D. Young, of Brothers, Oregon,
H. FRANK WOODCOCK.
47t5p Register
181
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 1
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Of
flee at The Dalles, Oregon, Sept 28, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that
CHARLES E. ADAMS
of Prlnevllle, Oregon, who on November X
1918, made Additional Homestead Entry Nt
01B6S1. for W'-i NEV4, SMi SEK, Sec. 10, '
16 S R 17 E W M. has filed notice of intentto
to make Final Thre. Year Proof to establi
claim to the land above described, before Lak
M. Bechtell, U. S. Commissioner, at Frinevtilo,
uregon, on tne otn day or November, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Stephen W. Yancey, Henry Hudson, Charles
Cruin, and John R. Breese, all of Prineville.
. H. FRANK WOODCOCK.
47t6c Resist.
013S21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Of
fico. The Dulles, Oregon, October 6, 1919,
NOTICE is hereby given that
CHARLEY C. BIRDSONG
ot Barnes, Oregon, who, on August 81, 1914,
Lay a bet on nf j
lie ell Z'' J
rolling 'em with 7
An mzwf
K.LblllallVa 11 '
the national joy smoke
ROLLING your own cigarettes with Prince Albert is just
. about as joy'us a sideline as you ever carried around in
your grip I For, take it at any angle, you never got such quality,
flavor, fragrance and coolness in a rnakin's cigarette in your
life as every "P. A. home-made'' will present you! -
Prince Albert puts new srraokenotions under your bonnet t It's so
delightful rolled Into a cigarette and, so easy to roll ! And, you just take
to it like you been doing it since away, back I You see, P. A. is crimp cut
and a cinch to handle ! It stays put and you don't lose a lot when you
etmrt to hug the paper around the tobacco I
You 11 like Prince Albert in a jimmy pipe as much as you do in a home
rolled cigarette, toot Bite and parch are cut out by our exclusive patented
process. You know P. A. is the tobacco that has led three men to smoke
pipes where one was smoked before. Yes sir, Prince Albert blazed the
way. And, me-o-my, what a wad of smokesport will ripple your way
every time you fill up I
1 Home toad Entry No. 013821 for BWU.
WH EVi Baetlon II, Township 11 Sooth, Ran.
20 East Willamette Meridian, has filed not!
of Intention to mak Final Thre Year Proof
to establish claim to th land above described
before Charles A. Sherman, U. S. Land Coav
mlssioner at Fife Oregon, on tb 22nd day
of November, MIL
Claimant names a witnesses i
CHANDLER- SIX
' V yKFagrmrfr7r "It r " " ,"' T
HiesssWTOl isnn - - - k
Compare the Chandler
CHANDLER checks with the finest high-priced
cars ia essential features of design and construc
tion. And other cars selling at hundreds of dollars
more than the Chandler do not check with Chandler.
These are not claims. They are facts, which we can"
help yqu to prove quickly.
Chandler is the most fairly priced fine car in the
American market. And the faithful pursuance of the
Chandler Company's policy to make it that and keep it
that, have won for tne Chandler Six a place of dis
tinctive leadership. . ?
Sixty thousand Chandler owners testify to the
murvels of its motor, to the sturdy strength of its en
tire chassis, to its comfort, and to the economy of its
maintenance. v t.
Six beautiful bodies are mounted on
tne one standard Chandler chassis
Stvtn-rassntccr Touring Cer, fI'9S Four-Pasiengrr Raadster, t!795
four-Passenser Dispatch Car, S1SJ5
Stw-Fisse3er ScLu, $2795 tour-Passcngir Coup. J269S Limamint, t329i
. All fricn f. .. . CWcieJ ' y
CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO
Bert Q. Demons, Maggi. Demo rea, of Bamen
Oregon; George Tackman, R. A.
Roberta, Oregon.
B. FRANK WOODCOCK.
49t6e
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In tb County Court of tb Stat of Oregon
for Crook Coanty.
In the Hatter of Neal A. Tboraaa, Deeeaaed.
NOTICE ia hereby given by tb undersigned.
Any Car
INLAND AUTO COMPANY
AwmMtit yaat ae-ao, roai'ff
find toppy rao oaja, hay reef
fine, Aafufaom pound and
bMlf pound ttn humidorm
nof f Ar eaaay, practicat
pound aryatat glaaa humidor
wnth aponja moiatanar top
that Seeps Prinoa Albert tn
each pattaot condition I
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Company
,M.&
'
administrator of tb Eatate of Nasi A. '
aa, deeeaaed. to all creditor, of said DeeeeaaaL
and to all persons having claim agaliaat asaal
Estate, to present th asm with proper voaaam
era as required by law, to th andrmarsaal am.
tne ome or al. K. Elliott, in tat city eat n
villa, Oregon, within six month from tea i
publication of thai not lea.
Dated this 27th day of September, ltlt.
i. A. WILCOX. Adadnaatntav at
th Eestata of Neal A.
47U
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