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AUTO REPAIR SHOP
Oils, Greases and Accessories
Here are torn of my prices covcr
Ing Kurd repair work.
Ovnrhaul motor and trunamlaaloa
$25.00.
Ovnrhaul rear aila and drlva
ahartl 10.
Ovnrhaul front syatem, $5.
Ovorhnul steering gear, IS 50.
Tighten all bolts and nobs on cur,
(3.
Replace front spring, $1.C0.
Itollne tranamiaaloa bands, 12.75.
Grind valves and clean carbon, '
13.
Now la the time to hnve your car
overhauled nnd get It ready for yoar
spring and summers' one.
Come to me and I will give you
square deal.
L. V. SEARS, Proprietor
AMBASSADOR TO ITALY
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fastidious:
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Fountain Pens.
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& COMPANY
DRUGGISTS
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.
rmttttftu'i mi'mmTttt "7777";; i77":::::r:;;:i;iiMsxwstts
THEY CROW IS OREGON
Oregon la aa famous for her apples
aa California ia for oranges.
Oregon apple a are sold from Maine
to California in Meiioo City and
the Philippine a.
BOOST 'em and BUY 'em and help our
growers farther extend their mar
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Franklin K. Lane, secretary of the
Interior, whole resignation has been
accepted by Preaident Wilaon.
Robert Underwood Johnson, noted
author and editor, who was recently
appointed American ambassador to
Italy.
JURY TO FRGBE
BOND DEALINGS
Salem, Or. A a remilt of articles
recently appearing In The Portland
Telegram pointing out exceas 'profits
declared to have accrued to the Morris
Urothers company, a Portland bonding
house, through the sale of municipal
bonds to the state, 0. P. Huff, state
treasurer, Moaday addressed a letter
to Governor Olcott mking that be insti
tute a thorough Investigation of the
conduct of business In the treasury
department.
"In view of the recent articles ous-
llahed In a Portland paper concern
ing the purchase of securities by this
depsrtiucnt for the benefit of the In
duatrtal accident comrolMion trust
fusda," says Mr. Hoffs letter, "where
in the method of handling such trust
funds has been questioned and the
public led to assume that this trust Is
not being properly safeguarded, I most
respectfully request that ysu take
steps looking to a thorough Investiga
tion of all matters concerning the con
duct of this department, which, la your
judgment would best satisfy what
Intereat the general public may have 1
In the matter."
Acting upon the request ef Mr. Hoff,
Governor Olcott directed Attorney-Gen
eral Brown te summon a special grand
jury to investigate Us allege Irregularities.
JAPAN WILL WITHDRAW
EVIDENCE AGAINST
I. W. W. OUTLINED
Montesano, Waxb. The evidence on
which the prosecution will attempt to
prove the guilt of the 11 defendants
accused of murder in connection with
tbs Armistice day shooting at Cen
tralis was outlined by Herman Allen,
prosecuting attorney of Lewis oounty,
in his opening statement to the Jury.
Thst the trsgedy was the fruition
of a conspiracy laid weeks In advance,
and that the firing uflun the ex-service
men wss not In self-defense, but was
a premeditated, murderous assult, is
what the state has declared it will
produce many witnesses to substan
tiate. The plea of the defendants, it has
been announced. Is Kelf-defense. An
effort will be made to show that
members of the American Legion
' rushed" the I.' V. W. hall in Cen
tralis before the radicals fired a shot.
The stste, in its opening outlines of
the prosecution's case, denied this and
declared that the veterans In the
parade were In line and marking time
when rifle bullets thudded Into the
bodies of Grimm and other comrades.
If all witnesses named by the state
snd by the defense actually are called
to testify, the period of the trial will
stretch away beyond prophecy. Pres
ent estimates are that the case will
not go to the jury within six weeks,
and possibly not for two months. The
state bss named 260 witnesses while
the defense hss ststed that It will
summon more than 100.
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Preslrti tit C:rty ;ue Cuion Pacific
lias amiouuci (i ii. Byj,.i m !..,. u..... .
$.0,mmj of ii. s;oo.
0U0 of rWri i ...;'.r . urs.
Another bill providing for a f dTa
bude: ya i m v.a Introduced by S-n
.tor King of Utah anil referred to tie
iwlal budget cjinrplttec.
A blil dril ,'n,i3 to prev nt all Anier
lean Imports Inio Denmark uiies.
sanctioned by (lie flnanHiil eoum ll
Introduced In the Da-iUii Voikethlh';.
Immigration into 'ani.ua from the
United S:a;s fell mf 4?, per ; nt dur
ing the last fUcal r, aconjiui? to
a report of the Canadian department
of Immigration.
While the 1,'nlted R-ates continue d to
pile up a trade Ijaiaa.-e at Jsit Kuu.pe
In January, South Ami i a, AsU, Afri
ca snd Mexico Inc.- ast-d tl ir lalai-o s
against this country.
Secretary i.v. ;.iol askid congress for
an appropriation of l,GyU,000 to con
struct a fleet landia,'; place and a sup
ply storehouse ai S .n Dieo, Cai., on
laiid to Le dona d try the city.
The American farm bureau federa
tion at the closing s'sslnn of Its fi.-st
annual meeting In Chicago adopted a
resolution denouncing the aiu-mot to
ally the agriculturists of America with
the radicals of the Industrial world.
Ouija Drives 4 Devotees Crazy. .
Martinez, Cal A craving for the
revelations of he ouija board, which
prompted thim to -.gleet food and
sleep until their maciation Eliowed
plainly in th'tir facs resulted in the
coann-itm.-Mit to stai" hospitals for the
i-tsane of Mrs. S. L"jttini, her 15 year-
'd daughter. Ade::ne; Mrs. Joseph
tloldsvini and Mrs. Kdward Moro, fesi
dents of K! Cerrito, t ear here.
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Mrs. A. B. Pyke of Lakewood, Ohio,
the first woman named as delegate te
the Democratic national convention at
San Francisco.
Dutch Irsist Upon 'C-.spina Ex-Kaiser.
The Hague. Holland's refusal to
surrender the pY-ka,ur is rM'ttrman I
in the reply to the allies' second note
legarding the former war lord, which
wss ms:le public, lee Dutch govern
ment states that it unable to depart
from tht eonclua'ocs reached and sti
forth In Holland's ,.STious not.
Russia May Ship Grain.
Rome. A bulletin issued by the la
ternaticnal lnstitui of agriculture;
on conditio In th chief cereal pro-
ducing provinces of southern Russia
says that the quantity of wheat avail
able far export ic the season of 1919
1920 should reach sU least 1,500,000
tons.
Everett, Washington, Has Grown.
Washington. Population statistics
for 1920 announced b? the census bu-
eau included Evevnt, Wash., 27.814,
an increase of 280V cr 11.3 per cent.
Wilson Rides ir. Cen Automobile.
Washington Pri:ient Wilson went
tiding Monday ia an open automobile. 1
LEGION TO CONSIDER '
'BONUS QUESTION
Louisville, Ky. Frank D'Olier, na
tional commander of the American
Legion, announced here that a con
ference of legionnaires of all states
would be held in Washington March
22 for reconsideration of the so-called
"bonus question.'
Mr. D'Olier was en route to Indian
apolis from Birmingham, Ala., where
he attended Saturday a meeting of
American Legion commanders of tea
southern states, at which resolutions
asking that such a conference be
called were adopted. The resolutions
also ssk that congress delay actioa
until after the meeting. Telegrapb'.o
calls to attend the meeting were sent
to all state commanders.
The resolutions asked reconsidera
tion on the ground that "it was the
snnounced policy of the American
Legion to ask only such treatment as
is consistent with the welfare of the
whole) country and at the same time
Just and fair" to ex-service men. Ex
pedition by congress of legislation
recommended by the legion and pro
viding for land settlement covering
all states, home aid, to encourage the
purchase of rural or city homes by-ex-service
men, aud vocational edu
cation for all service men was urged.
Siberia Move to Fellow Repatriation
of Czecho-Slsvaks.
Toklo. The cabinet has approved
the withdrawal of the Japanes troops
from Siberia in April, after the
repatriation -of the Czechs Slovak con
tingents Is completed. It is expected
the Ciechs will all be en their way
home by March 20.
The peace offer of the Russian
soviet government to Japan is reported
te Include as one ef its terms a stipu
lation to forego bolshevtkl propaganda
la the Japanese empire. The terms
are also said to promise recognition
ef Japan's special position la the far
east
Heever and McAdoe Put Stop to loom.
San Francisco. Selection ef an un
pledged group of candidates for the
state a national convention delegation
and the reading of the telegraphed an
nouncements of Herbert C. Hoever,
William G. McAdoo and United States
Senator James D. Fhelan that they did
not 'wish any convention dele-rat inn
candidates pledged to them, featured
the special meeting of the democratic
state central committee here.
THE MARKETS
Port'and.
Oats No. 8 whit-, feed, $B a ton.
Corn Whole, fit; cracked S68.
Hay Willamette valley timothy,
$26 per ton; alfalfa, 129.
Butter Fat 69c.
Eggs Ranch, SSe per dozen.
Poultry Hens, 3lii3Bc.
Cattle Best stt-is, Slfl.BOtffll; good
te choice, $9.&013; medium'to good,
$S.B0f9.B0.
Hogs Prime mixed, $15.S01;
medium mixed, J1S15.50; pigs, S12
14.
Sheep Easter limbs, $1718; val
ley lambs, $14.B017; ewes, 510(tfl2. '
Seattle.
Hay Eastern Washington timothy,
$!l8ffr;i9 per ton; alfalfa, $35.
Putter Fat 6fijrac.
Fn;s Ranch, 3Ma-40c.
Poultry Hens, dressed, 4045c.
Hogs Prime, $15 "5(g) 16.35; medium
; choice, $14.75 15 75; pigs," $1201.1.
Cattle Best steers, $1111,50,
I will sell at Public Auction to the highest
and best bidder for cash, at the Hamilton
Stables, the following :
1 Saddle Horse About 40 Chickens
1 Colt coming 2 years old . 1 good Wagon
2 fresh young Cows with Empire Cream Separator
Calves 1 good Organ
1 Yearling Heifer j Sewing Machine
2 good Rams i Range
7 young Sheep 1 Heating Stove
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Also a varied assortment of other household goods,
too numerous to mention
March
15
onaay,
JOHN COMBS, Sheriff, Auctioneer