Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921, December 04, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextM"( EMIIEII 4. HMO PAGE f Crook County Journal j BT GIT LAFOI.I.LTTK Entered t the poatoffie at Prlne-j ille. Oregon, at second-clast matter. CBUSHED EVERT THrBSDAVj Price $2. CO per year, payable itrict-j in advance. In caae of change of Idresa please notify at at once, gtT i both old and new address. fillS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN ADVERTISING BT THE fTtOOIC COCVtr JlH'KXAL TURKEYS'! i FOR GENERAL CFtCES ' NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BLANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES dil.- M taaaki XMA Cm OF PRIXETHXB RAILWAY Time Table No. 4 Effective 12:01 a. m. Not. 9, 1019. West Booad Station Motor Motor P.M. PJL P.M. A.M. Leave Prinerille 6:39 6:1 Leare Wilton 4:45 6:10 Leave CNeil 4:15 4:05 Arrive Prinerille Jet. 6:30 4:20 East Bond SUUonj Motor Motor No. I No. 1 P.M. A.M. Arrire PrineTille 7:50 :45 Anre Wilton 7:35 9:30 Arrire ONeil 7:05 :00 Leare Prinerille Jet. 4:50 8:45 7 WHY THIS FUSS? . The press and some of the offi dais of the farm bureau in Deschutes county are much alarmed about an announ?emeLt made in t'ue Journal a short time ago tc the e'ft that a Urge pt-tbtn ranc!.. very large in fact, 1 to b? developed near PrineTille the head ' f which is a Japanese. Just why these people, should be so badly tgilatea about uomething in old Crook county, to near the county seat, when :ey hare their own af fairs tolfciut about is not evident. The land? all lie well within this county, ths logical market for the product of tl: 14.000 acre potato ranch is rrceville, and if thei? is a call for alarm Thy should Deschutes county worry so much through the medium of the Deschutes Valley Potato Growers' Association. We adm't th?t the invasion t f Jap anese labor, eo called, is a jad thinj for any community, but the fact that this man, George Shumia, is at the head of this corporatoin need not mean anything regarding the labor situation. Should Japanese workmen be em ployed in irrigating and weeding a 14,000 acre potato patch, I know The supply of Turkeys is limited, and we would advise that you place . your order early. Prineville Meat Market and inter rv. for Ih tTth, Hit, f-r th following aartua: To ortrrmln ahth.r th dUtrtrl will aula- ' ' nriH th bmuuw of lu ttiirtv rar arrUI ' coupon bond.. Waring tMrtt al th rat of i pr rent par aaaaia. Baraal arml anaaally j oa th flrat day af July end Janaary of b yrr aid IK r-riwipaL Bayaala wri.Hr. j ft In apfm.lmetrly a-mal uwnl artaclnal 8 h rr. anr n at twnly-fl yar thrftr. la a ral amoaat of aa aandrrd j anil fifty Ihnoaana eVIIate (tle,tnO. la r- err Is provide eo mu aaj aa an a ! mfT to m Mil af eaoatractloo. coal af i wnlrr right. nlrln and Weal npraaa, ' iiKmt oa eoad. baa an4 MM af atelntotra. 'toe- I The trtlna. wltl at hM a the Lena Pla I School Hoc wllhla th eonfhxe of IrrU I nii.ii ntrlet. wkltk eala arhoal bouae will b wnl tn eollinc ahw alariaa aai4 tWtt toa. Tha aolla will ka apra url lata ! attloa from t :M a'ctoak a. la af vd day aa lil 1 :0 a'lora a. av af aM Br anWr of tka Boara of tMrartora of lmt Pica Irrimlka PoirWt Crook Gwatir. Or- PENTOS O. BROICK. Sarnrtair. koticb or nsAi arrn gMENT NOT1CK la kro lt W arrlr.d. th Kxcalor of tbm rut of J kt. Faiultt. dxraani I hat k kaa m4t and filoa witk tlx rlrk of th (Vxantr Court af Crook Count. Orriron. k final a.'ouatln of ha ration of u i Flata. ana tka Hnnorabl Coanty Court tor Crook Coantr. Oraaoa. kaa art r'rl oar. tWmbrr K. IKlt, at tka kour of It Clnrk In l ha forraona at tk CoualT Court R.wwn la Prtnrrllla. Oraaon. a tk lima aad plarr for hrarina and rtlltnt aad f'aal ao eountina: at whlrli aatd tima and plara any srnoaa tntmat la aald Ktata may apprar and obiart to aaid final arruntn(. B. i, WILSON, rirrutor af tka fa st ic lata af t. M. fauikl. Daraaaad NOTICB Or FISAI. KrrrTLklST NOTICE b Wrohy (trra ky tka ndrralaard. (h Adaiinkitrator of tk Eatata of Marr T t anabt. daraaaad. that k kaa aaada and (Ud with tk rkrk of thr County Court at Crook County. Oruaon. kla final arrauntlnt of kla ad miniatratioa of aald Ratata. and that tka Hja orabtr County Court for C'ook Cauaty. Orrrta, kaa art Friday. Dorrmkrr !. ltlt, at tka hour of 1 o'rlork In tha fnrmoaa at tka Caaaty Court Room la Prraavtlla, Onrann. aa tk tha and plara for krarint and arttllna aald final rroontin : at whk-k aaid tlm and plac any paraoM Intoraatrd la raid RaUt may appaar and oajcrt to aaid final arrounttn. E. i W1IJON. Admlnlatratnr af Pa ttle Uta at Mary P. Fauaht, Daaaad. NOTICE TO CREDITOR Notlr la aarrky yirra by tk andrralynrd. tk Eiarutrll of th but Will and Tratammt of Wallara Poat. doraaard. to all rmlltoni of aid drrraatd. and la all ptraoaa kartnt elalma aaralnat aaid Eatata, la prrarnt th aam with th proprr rourhrra to tha undrralanrd at tha offW of kf. R. Elliott in FrtnrrlU. Orraon. urlthin ail montha from tha dat of tha firat puhllcatloa of thia notira. Datrd and pukliahrd flnt lira Norrmarr ft. Hl. 1.1'CY K. POST. Ptatotrir of lart Will ItSc and Tntamrnt of Wallara Poat. arrraadf some white boys who would not turn green with envy, to say the least. It is Just possible that the yellow peril would not appear so bad had the big spud patch been located on the high desert or in the lava beds above Bend. Wrho knows? A HOUSE CLEANING The citizens of Prinerille and the surrounding territory have shown their attitude In support of a cleaner fair by the signing of the petition ask ing for the suppression of the most objectionable elements at the Oregon Inter-State Fair. This action is a good one, In that it shows the officials the attitude of the people in the matter, and it will no doubt be appreciated by the coun cil and other officials in charge of city and county affairs. The people themselves are per haps to blame for conditions, admit- MICHEL GROCERY COMPANY HEADQUARTERS FOR FANCY GROCERIES r WRITE OR PHOXE TJ8 FOR WHAT YOU JTEED IS THE GROCERY LIXE8 WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF THE GROCERY BUSINESS PROMPT SHIPMENT GUARANTEED Mi rim '"It IK VV- J T 1 kxfV JT a. J. F tjZ-1&-'--?l: NUMBEK 111 &i-ttiu3&j-T: tedly bad. surrounding the conees j sions at the fair, more than anyone I else. I The officers are but members of ! the community, citizens like the re- mainder of us. and unlets tome voice I is made regarding the attitude of the ! people, no one is to be blamed but I the people themselves. ' It is safe to predict that surh'eon ; ditlons as prevailed in some quarters ' last year will not be evident again, j unless the people Invite them by in 1 activity and an attitude of intolera- tion. I No one objects to the spin wheels : and othpr like devices to collect the money from those who wish to play them at such times, and while there ! is influence in surh practice that may not be uplifting, no apparent object ion Is being made to these things. Other conditions, too evident, that would have never been attempted in the days of the open town when sa- ; loons and other evils were under II j cense, are a violation of city, county and state laws, and while the general j feeling has been to give free rMn dur ! ing the fair to small irregularities. conditions that prevailed during the local fair In October, are an Insult to all law-abiding and decent people In the town and county and should not I be endured in the future. The surest way to eradicate them is by giving the officials the support of the people, and this Is the effect that the filing of the petitions which are being circulated should have. There seems to be no other motive than one of support and honest effort to better conditions In the minds of those behind the move, which Is heartily endorsed by and will be fur ther supported by the Journal. 551.-t14lJ NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Drnartmrnt of th Intrrior. U. S. I.and Of. fir at Thr lalla. Orriron. Norrtnbrr II. Hit. NOTICE la hrrroy rivrn that RAYMOND E SMITH of Poat, Orriron. aho. on Ortobrr a. 1911. mad Homtatrad Entry No. and on April a, I18. mad Additional Entry No. 0MS' for S'i, NW SWV4 Srr. t. N4 NWV4 Smion . Town.hip 17 South. Rang It Kaat. Wlllanirtta MrridtMn. haa filrd notir of Intrnlion to maV Final Thrra Yrar Proof u, ruhlih rlaim to thr land ahorv dtarrihrd, brforr Lake M. flrrh. 111, U. S. Ommwrionrr, at PrinrvHl, Orryoa, on th 2th day of tVrrmhrr. IMS. Claimant namra a witnrasra: R.hrrt rimiaru, Edwin A. Ahhrrtt. CUrrnr A. Raker. Frrorrlrk A. Polk, all of Prinrrlllr. Ornron. H. FRANK WOODCOCK. Itoe Krgutvr CO-OPERATIVE SHIPPING PLAN APEX Electrie Washer ONLY A FEW of these left. They will be the most acceptable Christ mas present you can find. Des Chutes Power Co. PRINEVILLE, OREGON I ... (i fir ti Boyt of Florida County to Market Their Pigt in Carloads Engaged in Feed Contett. (Prepared by the t'nlirrl Rtatea Depart ment of Agriculture.) The pis club boys of Madlsoo coun ty, Kla., are planning to market their pigs next fall In a co-operative car load shipment These boys are now busily engaged In a feeding contest and are working fur one of a number of prizes offered for the moxt success ful feeders. Peanut meal and corn, with rape and rye pastures, make up the present rations of the club pigs. The local county agent hits already Informed a number of livestock com mission companies of the plan of mar keting the club plu'fi, and states that the buyer will have to bid above the market price to get tli'em. WILL IT WORK THE OTHER WAY? It is a notorlons fact that telephone service has become poorer as the rates advanced. Now, since the rates are being ad Justed to a lower plane, will the ser vice increase in efficiency? We all hope so. FATTENING ON SELF-FEEDERS NO. 112391 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department nf th Interior, U. 8. Land Of fice The Dallea, Oregon, November 1, 1919. riujita u nereny (riven that DAVID M. AGNEW of Bend. Oregon, who, on January 10, 19H, made Homextead Entry No. 012.')99, for South Half of Section 20, Townnhip 20, South, Ram 20 Eat Willamette Meridian, haa filed notice , of intention to make Final Three Year Proof ' to etablih rlaim to the land above described, , bpfore H. C. Ellia. U. 8. Commiaiiioner at 1 1919 Oretron, on the 13th day of December, ' Claimant nam. m vltnau . I C. B. Harmon, Hampton, Orriron: Charier McUn of Alfalfa, Oregon : Thomaf. Langfare J. B. Murphy, both of Bend. Oregon. H. FRANK WOODCOCK. ltoD Regular Hogs Fed In Thlt Manner Save Feed and Labor and Are Fit for Market Much Earlier. (Prepared by the t'nlted States Depart ment of Agriculture.) Fatten hogs on self-feeders as far as possible. Hogs fed In this way Save labor, save feed In proportion to theJ gain in weigni m:iie, ana are reauy for market sooner than those which are hand fed. Less feed la actually required to fatten when hogs are self fed. The system Is therefore econom ical la every respect. NO. tS2M NOTICE POR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior. U. B. Land Of fice at The Dallea, Oregon, November I. ltll NOTICE l hereby given that CORA RURKHOLDER of Post. Oregon, who, on January 10, 19T1 ; taftde Homestead Entry No. 0152ft2 for N'ta , Sec 23. NWV, NEK N NW, SW NW1, i Section 24 Townnhlp 17 South Range 18 East rriiiamette Meridian, tiaa filed notice of la I tention to make Final Three Year Proof k I eatabllvh elnim to the land above dencrfhed a 1 fore Lake M. Bechtell, U. S. Commimioner ai : Prineville. Oregon, on the 13th day of Deotm ber. 1919. J Claimant namea an wttncspen: I Homer Norton, Daniel W. Knon, Ulnae. 0 j Allen, John W. Knox, all of Pot. Oregon. I H. FRANK WOODCOCK. I 'toe RrgiiUi I NOTICR OF ELECTION LONE PINE IRRI j CATION DISTRICT, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON I NOTICE Is hereby given that nn election 1 will be hold In and for Lone Pine Irrigation District, Crook -County, Oregon, on December T LtveStocj INOTES i The horses should be given plenty of fresh water regularly every 'day. a a 'Regular feeding Is of paramount Im portance In keeping stock In a healthy condition. a a a . Pasture lands devoted to sheep have greater possibility of tlielr own sus tenance tlniii any other. a a a The rule Is that it Is better not to milk the cow before freshening unless It become absolutely nccessiiry. a , There Is nothing like a self-feeder j to give plgt a good start, and It Is tlm start they get that tells In the wiinl- ; OP. j a e a P.y providing goin pasture crops for j lambs after weuning, a set-back In j growth may freqiiTiMy be avoided and the limits mnrketi'd at an earlier age. I The Weak Link The business of tho nation la con ducted on tho credit basis. Tho whole fabric Is spun on the warp of good credit. Thlt fact make It im perative that every one who haa any business dealing! thould meet his ob ligutlont promptly. For if the busi ness It built on credit, It must be on ;km1 credit, else the whole system is bad. Good credit meant to the man who conducts a merchandising busi ness that he can buy where and when he ph ases and be sure of prompt de livery, close prlcet and quality goods. If his credit la not good he must be content with what It given him and not what he want". Thlt condition, of course, comet around to the ulti mate consumer and he tnuHt auffor along with tho merchant. The mer chant's credit is made bad by hit hav ing to carry customer! whose credit Is not good. The whole thing Is a cooperative proposition. Those who do not meet their bills promptly are making others suffer who do pay, as well as tbemselveB. It Is seldom that a careless attitude In thlt matter af fects only the Individual who It care lets. Our community Intoretta are too closely Interwoven to permit of this being true. Each Individual should consider that his failure to meet his bills promptly when due does not stop at this point. It goes on to the mer chant, from him to the wholesaler, or Jobber, then to the manufacturer, and may result In tho closing down of factories, throwing men and women out of employment. The weakest link In the chain determine! lhe strength of the whole. Do not be the weak link In your community. Being; one of a series of display editorials, the purpose of which is to create a bet ter understanding between the local merchants and the consumers.