Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921, January 22, 1920, Page Page 3, Image 3

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JANUARY M, 1MM
CrUXK XUNTY JOURNAL
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOU HAI.K
FOll SAI.K One 1916 Ford touring
car, 360. Inquire this office 3tfc .
FOU SALE 75 dry cows. John It. !
Harrison, Fort Rock, Ore. 2tfc I
FOR SALE Two 1919 Dodge cars, i
driven less than 8,000 miles, at a
bargnln price. Cull at Motor Inn
for demonstration. 8tfc
FOR SALE Ford Touring car In Al
shape, Just overhauled. This Is
good buy. Inquire this office 48tfc
FOR 8ALE Bocond-hand Ford, ANo.
1 condition. Inquire Motor Inn.
9tfc
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Plym
outh Roosters. E. Wagoner 1 0t2o
FOR SALE Fine fomale Shepherd
pup, four months old. Both par
ents fine heelers. Phone 1936 lOtlp
FOR SALE OR TRADE Good farm
tractor. What have you to trade?
R. L. Schce, Prlnevllle, Ore. 9tfc
CLOSING! OUT U. S. Harness. Now
Breeching harness reduced from
$65 to $68. I have only SI sets of
this new harness left, having sold
69 sets to Crook county farmers.
Leather has advanced 12 cents a
pound since these hnrnexs were
bought and the price has dropped
6 por sot. R. L. Sehre, Prlne
vllle, Oregon 9tfc
FOR SALE OR TRADE Thorough
bred Sblre stullnn. Albert Moore
ft Sons, Madras, Oregon. 9t2p
WANTED
WANTED An A No. 1 Durham milk
cow. Frank A. Moore, Madras, Or,
WANTED To rent' 160 acres or
more, fair Improvements, have do
mestlo water. Proposition to buy
If suitable. Address Journal. 9t3o
We Save You Money
THERE IS A REASON
We haul our own freight at cost and
we pay no rent. We pay no city tax.
YOUR COST
Is the lowest wholesale price plus one
small per rent profit. We are here!
to serve and we want your business.
HOMER
Post, - - -
Prineville '
Flour
Mills
STANDARD
FLOUR
"EAT MORE BREAD"
V 3
WANTED -Bids for cutting about
600 cords of plno wood from dry
timber. Call at this office for par
ticulars. 10t4p
WANTED House furnished or nn
fiirnlHhed, to rent. Telephone A.
uumrin & Co., Ulty Stic
Mist kllaneoum
LOST Gold watch fob. Finder leave
at this office. Reward. 9t2o
TAKEN UP One ewe sheep taken
up north of Prlnevtllo, Owner caa
have same by proving property and
paying coats. 9tSe
TO RENT One room with heat. Ad
dross 147 W Fifth St., City 9tfe
ESTRAY STEER Two years old,
crop oft left ear and tilt In right
Came to my place on McKay early
In the fall. Branded B on right
shoulder. Owner may hare same
by proving property and paying
costs. C. C. Reynolds. 9tSo
DENTISTS
DR. H. O. DAVIS Dentist. New
modern shop, In Kamktra Build
Ing.
DR. FREDERICK McK. INOERSOLL
Dentist, Crook County Bank Bldg
Prlnevllle, Oregon. 43tfc
ATTORNEYS
WILLARD H. WIRTZ District At
torney. Office Crook County Bank
Building, Prlnevllle, Oregon . tt
tt. R. ELLIOTT Attorney at Law
Court House St., Prlnevllle, Ore
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
DR F. H. DAY Physician, optha
mologlst, neuraloglst. Specialty
ot eyos and nerves. Glasses fitted.
Hours 10 to 12 a. m.; Z to 6 p. m.
Evenings by apolntment. 610 Main
St. Prlnevllle, Oregon. 87tfc
NORTON
- - Oregon
OREGON DAILY JOURNAL
DAILY BOc
DAILY AXD SUNDAY Mc
If T oVmt get your paper rw
nUrly, phone Red 481 and we
will send one op by special mes
senger. PRINEVILLE DRUG CO.
Local Ageat
LAKE M. BECHTELL
V, 8. Commlaaloner
Attorney-At-Law
Crook County Bank Building
PRI NEVILLE OREGON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES
At Masonic Temple every Bun- "
day at 11:00 a. m. All welcome
Sunday school for all under SO
years of age ot 10:00 a. m.
Get the Top Market Price for
YOUR RAW FURS
Send Thera To
Write for Price
List And Tags
THE GOLDEN RULE FUR CO.
603 First Ave., Seattle, Wash.
WE HAVE
SOME
BARGAINS
In
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS
FARM WAGONS
WIRE FENCE ETC.
FOR CASH
COLLINS W. ELKIN9
H. P. BelUnnp L. V. Belknap
BELKNAP & BELKNAP
Physicians and Surgeons
Office 122 East Third Street
Prlnevllle, Oregon
Office phone 61 Residence 63
PEACE TREATY IS
KCWJSI EFFECT
United States Only Nation Not
Now cn a Peace Basis
With Germany.
Pari. The Irmly of Versailles,
ninklim penee between Girmmiy and '
I III' rilllfjIlIK allied p'lWels, HUM (lUt
Into effect Haiuriy afternoon ty the
exchange of ratifications.
The peace treaty now goes Into ef
fect an hilwwn O'Tiuany and those
powers that have finally ratlfli'd It
(ip-at Hrltaln, France, Italy, Japan,
Illinium, iwllvls, Hiaxll, Guatemala,
Ivru, Poland, Slam, Czechoslovakia
and Uruxuay.
The United Btat-fi alone of the "till?
five" ha not ratified the treaty. As
the Hat allow, formal ratification!)
have been given hy moat of the smaller
noweia ilKtiatory to the tn-aty.
The outstanding comment on the
ceremony was that It left the United
Sidles the only power which was ae
lively at. war with Germany not now
on a peace hauls.
That was the note sounded by Baron
nurt von Lersner, head of the German
peace delegation, In a statement after
the ceremony.
"I am naturally happy that peace
has finally become effective," he said.
"My great regret Is that the United
States Is the only country with which
Germany Is still In a state of war. I
hope, however, that this situation will
soon be changed."
BOLSHEVIK REGIME
IN MEXICO PLANNED
San Antonio, Texas. Information re
garded by government agents here as
evidence that Carranza government of
ficials are countenancing a plan to
establish a bolshevik regime In Mexico
and that the radical programme Is sup
ported largely by evaders of American
army draft, will be given to the senate
sub-committee Investigating Mexican
affairs to be held here.
Summonses for more than 200 have
been issued but the number who have
notified agents of the committee of
their willingness to testify Is much
greater.
American government records and re
ports of special agents tend to sup
port the statement According to the
published boast, 30,000 Americans es
caped service In the army by flight to
Mexico. Most of them have returned
to the United States, but many remain,
and the names of a few have appeared
in the literature of the communist and
I. W. W. organs as actively engaged In
furthering the cause of radicalism.
Not all the testimony offered will
be unfavorable to the present Mexi
can administration. Supporters of tho
Carranza government have placed be
fore the committee the names of many,
who, they assert, w ill be able to coun
ter at least some of the statements of
special Investigators, refugees and
ordinary observers.
SEDITION BILL' IS PASSED
Act Provides Severe Penalties For Ad
vocating Overthrow of Government
Washington. An anti-sedition bill,
prescribing severe penalties for acts
or propaganda advocating overthrow
of the government by force or violence,
was passed by the senate without a
record vote. The measure now goes
to the house.
Under an amendmeat to the bill
proposed by Senator Borah, republi
can, Idaho, and accepted by the senate,
persons having radical literature ex
cluded from the mails may secure a
hearing before any federal court and
thus avoid the delay and expense of
bringing suit In Washington against
the postmaster-ge'neral.
Maximum penalties contained In. the
bill are a fine ot $5000 and five years'
imprisonment, applying to all acts or
circulating of literature In furtherance
of forcible overthrow of the govern
ment The bill also bars from the mails
any matter advocating force or sab
otage. Fight at Tijuana Rouses Governor.
Sacramento, Cal. Governor William
D. Stephens of California announced
that he would ask the government at
Washington to enforce pnssport re
strictions that would prevent the pro
posed world's championship bout be
tween Jack Dempsey and Georges Car
pentier at Tijuana, Mexico, Just across
the border line from California.
Last of Americans Return From Brest
New York. The last contingent of
troops quartered at the military camp
at Brest arrived here Monday on the
transport George Washington.
1,000,000 Cases of Influenza In Japan.
Toklo, Influenza Is spreading
throughout Japan. There are 1,000,000
cases reported, ot which 12,000 are
soldiers. ,
Horseshoeing, Blacksmithing
Acetylene Welding
BODY WORK ON AUTOMOI1ILE8
General Auto Repairing.
W'M. LOITIIUH. PRI NEVILLE OR
Fourth Hireet, Opposite Pofttofflre.
We Grow and Prosper Only
as we Serve you Well
You will find our stock of automo
bile accessories com pi te ai d pr C--S
that please
We have some of the best buys In
new and used cars.
Call and look these cart oyer before
buying, as we hare a good f lection
to pick from up to and Including this
year's models.
We also have one 1919 Dodge Tour
ing Car that cannot be told from a
new one with plenty of extras.
MOTOR INN SALES
ROOM
OPPOSITE PRINEVILLE HOTEL
CASH FOR FURS
I 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.
TACOMA GUN STORE-TACOMA, WASH.
Largest Stock of Huntters' and
Trappers' Supplies In the Northwest
ESPECIAL attention to mail or
ders. Send one cent stamp for catalogue.
Big Dance
Auspices Athletic Club at
the Club Hall, Prineville
Friday Evening, Jan.30
Bowker's Orchestra
of Portland
Will furnish the music. This will
be a real jazz dance. All
are invited
FREE PUNCH
TICKETS $1.25
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