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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1919)
1K KMIIEK 4, IDIV A REAL NUGGET tho staij li.'i.aruiii'iit to "make Ui truiiKtst representations possible" to the French government for the remov al of bodies of American S(ilillr,nw buried In Kram-e. The hope wis expressed tint an umhrsUniliuK would be rcmluul to enable the war depart meut to under AUTO-RAILROAD CAR USED IN EGYPT . take as upeedily as possible th roturn -TTT! CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL MffiW! -7 -W-jfWa i 1 j5 1 lpSi Jl: L 2 ADMIRAL COONTZ Farmers Ask Good Road. Grand Rapid. Mich. The national granac brought Its annual convention to a close with adoption of resolutions demanding a national highway con struction program, under a single ad ministrative department, and reassert ing the disclaimer of responsibility for the present high living cost. Official of Steel Union Arrested. Toungstown, O. Charged with crim inal syndicalism. J. E. .Nh-Cailden, secretary-treasurer i of the steel strika committee for the Youuantowu dis trict; John Klinskl. Washington coun ty. Pennsylvania, and Frank Koraski, Scranton, Pa., coal orgauixers, were, arrested. Rear-Admiral Robert E. Coontz, who was recently appointed chief of naval operations, succeeding Admiral Ben son, who reached the retiring age. COAL SHORTAGE IN MIODIfWEST ACUTE Chicago. Industrial plants all over the middle west are being closed down, fuel supplies to public utilities cur tailed and regional coal committees advised individuals to save coal. The only large producing center re porting an improvement was West Virginia. In the great bituminous fields of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Illi nois, the miners apparently were de termined to remain Idle until a set tlement Is reached by the conference at Washington. At Indianapolis, manufacturers agreed to close their factories three days a week, until the coal shortage is relieved. Jn Chicago heat was shut ' off in street cars. Harding's Hat In Ring. Washinsw friends of Senator W. O. Harding of Ohio, after several days of conference with him and with other republicans of prominence here, formally announced that an active ef fort would be made to secure tor him the republican tuiutlnationxfor presi dent CROPPING PLAN FOR POULTRY By Using Two Yards Alternately Fowls May Be Supplied With Green Food Vear Round. trrrpitrad by tti t'nltcl Rmtrs rVpnxt ment of AtfhcuUur.) Oreen food for poultry imty lx pro vided ihrotiuhout the year In n lurge port Inn of the country by unIiik two yards iilleruutely ; that Is, a crop pastured In one ynrd while another crop Is gmwlnt: In the second yntil. The following plan Is suggested by specialists of the detainment, as udiipl- lypPr "4 v " HW jTiPH'! L ft i - A I THE MARKETS RETURN OF ECDIES ASKED U. S. Emtjassy at Paris Instructed to Exert Strong Pressure. Washington. The American em bassy at Paris has been instructed by Portland Oats No. 3 white feed, $54.25 a ton. Barley Standard feed, $1)3.25 a ton. Corn Whole, rracked, $74. Hay Willamette valley timothy. $2628 per ton, alfalfa, $28. Butter Creamery, title per pound. Eggs Ranch. TGc per doien. Poultry Hens 2:5 Ti" ;ic; broilers. 23c. Cattle Market "Unitly; steers, best, t9.5O01O.au; good !o choice, tl& $9.50; medium to j!vd. $T)jS. Hogs Prime in xi-1, n; ,. H medium mixed. JlJJlt!; pi $14 60 915.50. Sheep Fastern lambs, ?! Iff 12.25; alley lambs, (10 ii 11.25; ewt-s. $5 Ifl. Seattle Kastern Washington timothy, 56'r-7 per ton; alfalfa. $:0f ?,. Butter Creamery, fi?o per pound. Kgris Ranch, Gl i? 7"iC. -ja st w - 1 1 WW rr wm The llltistriitlon shows a gnmdltift cnKliie-di'iveu tiillroml em- n I on the light rnlluny from the mill n Knyptliin nillwiiy o the KImiikm misis In the lexert, It van orlKluiilly built to curry troops to stop the liinmcU (lie rVuiiil iimdii during the eurly stiigea of the world's war. Pwarf ITph rape Flat turtiliia Cliard anil lettuce (Muvfp or U'b ('iwpvm OCTOtlKft 1 TO Al'lttt, t. OrnwtnK tyurd 1): Ktillhir ivartl !): nt winter ry Wlntrr vetrh Fwt-et rhtvi-r 'rlniMon i-ltv,-: liiickwtipnt li.mrr 1hi rape hint turnips Buy hruna Feeding a Flock of Pure Breda, eil to moiliTiite cllmtit'e coodltloim. The crop crown should be the one best stilted to the pnrtleiilnr localUy. 1'or the txtreiiie .North or Soulh the dates slioiild be tnoilill"i. 'l'hlekly sown crops f 1 1 :-T i li siiriuii-nt fooil mid suimuer sllane. Al l:t! 1 TO Jt'l.y t. i,r. not t jrmd 1): ( 1 ,pt or let' iu- r,',.r or vet ti !3uTitlov ei s mliaild mill .sr.'il) CoW K'li Hape JCLT 1 TO OCT'iltKR 1, FecdiriK lyaul 1): 'IrowtnK (yard 2i UJ' M:,kvvl e-iii v ivitrd 3): V'inler rye W Tiler ten-h Cr miMiii ,r I Nev Jeix-y and Soul hi few- el clover HANDY LIGHT-HANDLED RAKE Eggs Laid In Litter at Rear of House May Be Gathered Without Crswlipj for Them. In mnt Itirue poultry iiour some of the hens will Iny In the litter tit the rear of the boiixe bi'tniitli the drop pluic boards. It Is n iniUiihi'e to have to rrnwl iimler nft'T these et!L's ami It pays to have a Huht-liiilntleil rnl,i In the poultry bouse to insIM In KMtber Itil! them. They run be lo ly niked out of the Utter with little ilntwr of breakii(;e. FOWLS CONSUME WEED SEEDS Also PtV Up Ineectr and Veritable Matfr No Other Farm Ani mal Would U f. KowIk nre mi turn I rHeiii;i'r. eon MlllllliB K''"'lt lllllolllits of Weill ii'i'ili irl.ilie tll llisri'ts tlmt would lie tniiitnl, iiml tinitl ttr vetel'ible noil other matter that no other domestic rnlmiil iuild either lliel or ue. I ine leiii'iai Hum l illni'iil has liiiilli'hi'd relentless War attains! prorteerln. VnrloiiF stales nn- following, thla eam 'pie mid ciiiiiiH'ss cities ate also taking I steps tn see that the lil;:h rust of living Is reduced, V I All these efforts, however, are lliinlin'il to failure unless the people 1 themselves take a hand In the matter, i Unless Hie men mid women who do the buyltiK Insist on getting full value for ; their money and putrotil.n only thotut merchants who are sntlsflnl with In ; s;l!ltiiut( profits. It will !n linpos dlile to i reduce prices to whine they should be. Careful buylnij will leine almost every family a margin of savlties out 'of the fitlullv eariiltKs. Dollars snvel j today ore "cheap dollars." bccau" their i buy ItiK power Is less th in In year g.o ,e :by,nml less than It will lie In the not far distant future. The vovertuueiit ! Offers the opportunity of pi.itltin Hi mi j cheiip dollars to work, eattii-ii; lut'Oo. I ,' while they are returuli, to ilielr nor ' innl value. J This opportunity Is the Keiti-dcfd ,Trcanny Savlr-c, Cert 111, ate. the W.ir iHaylnna Slump and 'lie Tin lri i t in i. Itivc ilinenis In then live iji; it-int.-,. d j hy the KOVermnelil. Money hlii'Mi I In these securities th the 71 --r 1.1I t. : tercst will he r tunieil by lb- Severn, j incut on ti n days' notice. If lt.'ii.Hteie.l j Treasury Savlnr.s Certin.'at' s or War i Savltuis tjliuuiia are held until mat i irlty, so much the better. Hut whether j held that loiin or not, they foun an , excellent way of flirhtltiK the IiIkIi ciwt of livltiK. Work ami save. Ui R O ' K V I' " II I quarters We Invite You to Make Our Stpre Your i i tbZX.-Lbil-JlLl-JZT2 ka 1 jii SJ'lt"Vlwlljwyj.;,ls.ixi..i.t) . . 1'n.n.tm a.nriw rn rrtn.i.,1. fra--, .Mini -j:i-i --'i-i;irrfltjn.-M'-',; You Should Make It a Point to Shop Early, as by so doing you get the pick of the stock before the different lines have been worked over. 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Everlasting Pen cils; Leather Goods; Beautiful Stationery; Cut Glass; Eveready Flashlights; Rubber Goods; Jewel- ry; Bristle Goods Manicure Sets; Novelties BOOKS FOR EVERYONE Latest Copyrights, Reprints, Gift Books, Bibles and Tes taments, Children's Books, Boys' and Girls' Books, and Children's Stories Christmas cards, Tags, Seals, and Cards for addressing Gift packages TOILET ARTICLES High Grade Preparations combined in various sets: Perfumes, Toilet Water, Sachets, Face and Talcum Powders, Fine Toilet Soaps LOWNEY'S CHOCOLATES IN EXQUISITE GIFT IIOXES la various assortments and sizes. "JUST EIGHT TO EAT" P. ADAMSON & CO. PRINENILLE, OREGON ALWAYS UELIABLB THK SENECA CAMERA ' Always Miilieg an ACCEPTANCE GIFT Especially at the YULETIDE SEASON , 1
