APRIL 1, 1IM0.
fWMIK ODt5Tf llll RXDI.
pk is
Horseshoeing, Blacksmithing
Acetylene Welding
i
IM)I)V WOHK ON AUTOMOIULEH
General Auto Repairing.
WM. LOITIIUH, PRINKVU4JC OR
Fourth Htrnet, Opposite Puatottio.
" rrrnr'rrr'fif nnrniifunririinMiimwMno
At Your Service
The officers and resources of
this bank are available at all
times in assisting you to solve
your financial problems.
We do both a Saving! and! Commercial Business
Capital and Surplus $50,000.00
CROOK COUNTY BANK
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Alfalfa Land
$45 per Acre
120 Acres, all under cultivation, fenc
ed with woven wire fence, 80 aerca la
cultivation, close ts good school, bait
mile from railroad, artesian well can
be hud at easy depth on this ranch.
$1300 catih, balance easy torms. This
Is the last bargain to be had under
the Ochoco Projoot, aa the land Is ad
vancing fant and many tracts are sell
ing for f 20 por acre more than Is ask
ed for this place.
R. L.
Prineville,
FRANCIS WILLIAMS-DURA ND
Teacher of
PIANO, VOICE, and TIOUK
East First Street
SYNOPSIS OK TUB
ANNUAL. BTATKMKNT UK THH
The North River Ins. Co.
OK NKW YOKK
In the male tf New "-Tor, on the thirty
flrM day of UecnmbtT. HUB. made to the
Inaurence Comiiileei.iiier ut the male o
Oregon pureuenl To law:
' CAPITAU
INCOMB.
t",h.I'TtUm' r,C'Wea. 4.40l.8Se.OS
Intreeet dividend, and renu .
reoelved durlim tlie year 2BI.S47.es
Income from oilier aoiiroee re-
oelved during the yar . s.aea ST
Total Inciome 4,6r,B.mn.HI
rimnntiRHMKNTfl.
Net Imm paid during Ihe year
inn limns a.ijunni. ...
.H,niT.nun.i4
Dlvlilenda paid on capital
H.n'k during llie yi'ar , .. . .
t'ommli-eline ami ealarlee paid
during III" v,'ur
Tanew, llc,-lieK Itnd fvi'H piilil
during the yenr
Aniounl of all oilier ejipiuidl.
80,2011.00
t,8"i. sun ni
114, 1 AS. Ill
4nn.Rin.ii2
lure
Total expenditure
.ta,flr.ii..'lK.-,.tn
AHHICTH.
Value of n-al t-tuUi utttH-d
(market wthirl . .
Value of nt."'l,H anil 1101111!,
owned (mm k-l value) ......
l.uiliiw nil nmltKaRrr- Btul cmI-
tittoral, etc
CaMi Ih ttnnUn nml on Imint,.,
JTI'tnllllllH In oi'iill-t' ttf fnHrc
tloti wrltton Hlnco Hrpl.-inbor
no, nun
ni-lnnuriiiHM' din- on puld Uist'i
lntri'Kl mid rmitH duo nnd ttu
crued None.
ri.snsns.oo
i:',n.iiin ns
iwj,si!:t.;hK
TOO ''K!l ftl
i ao,ur,.iin
1727.2S
$7,4r.a.7no 82
7.4lU."00.:i2
Total newel a
Tnlul afft'tH 0'llllUt"Vl In
Oregon "
I.tAriU.ITMOS.
(1roi, olnlme for I. ).--, unpnl'l.J 114. 4. iS. Ill
Amount of luioui'iied pi 'inltiuw .,.',,
on nil i.ulMnintluit rlid," . .. S.IJJ . i"
All olli.T llulillllloe ir.fi.U4l.jr.
Totnl 1IKI.I1IIK. exoluiilve "t
capllul ewiok ?.l,nSi,Mll.,0
W'SINBHH IN OIlKfloN POH THE YICAR.
Not preniluniB rocelvod during ,.,
I hp veur I'M ' '
l.iuW pnld during the year. . . 31,2113..'
l.oewe Imurred during the ,
yfar UU
THIS NOUTll 11IVICH INSt'ltANCK CO.,
JOHN A. POKST1-H,
1'rcKidont.
DAVID O. WAKBIAN,
rloci'i-tary.
Stnfntnry reeldonl aimrney for aorvloet
ritANK B. UUUI.B1, loruaiH,, ....
PACIFIC
!ttttttttfy rrtt' 'yyy...'.w.w r e er e ; , ,t VjV- -( ' m ( , if
Win. W. Alvcrson, Manager
Harold Junker, Asst. Mgr,
2G0 Bush St,
Schee
Oregon
C H A 8. .8. EDWARDS
Physician and Surgeon
Office 817 Main St.
First door south Prineville Drug
Company
Office phone Blk 101. Res 101
SYNOPSIS OK THK
AKKUAI. STATKMKNT OK TUB
Richmond Ins. Co. of N. Y.
of Wel New Rrlglilnn. In Ihe elnle of New
York, on the ll day of Heoemuer. null
made to the lneiiran,-e Commleeloner of
the elate of Oregon, pureuanl to law:
CAPITAL.
Amount of capital atork paid ......
gp 300.nne.flA
INCOMB.
Net premlume received during
the year S42.-4S.00
Interest, dividend- and rente
received during the year.... 4S.TS7.78
Income from other aourcea re
ceived during the year.,,.., 10.7SVSS
Total Income t 002.101. M
nisnunsKVRNTB.
Net loeece p:ild during the
yenr Including expense! I
2fl7.H44.il
Ifi.OOO.OO
2si,r.73.no
21,-1fl2.?W
ad,sS4.41
Dividend r.ft Id nn cnpltul stock
durlnt? the yewr . , . . ,
Pimml'lnn nnd !itlnrlen pnld
during the fit r
Tnxe!. lli-enncw nnd fee! pnld
durtnir thf yonr
Amount of nil other expendi
ture! Total exptmdlturen 9 0-'.0,2!M.M9
TtelnFliranre due on p-Md tow1!! t 14.1tl1.0S
Vjilue of pttnolf! nnd bond
owned (mnrvet vntne RS1.7lO.On
f ivms. nn murttTitfft'ri nnd col-
tnterl. e'f 0
f-soh In hnnl nnd op hnnd .... 14:!, 170 t"
PremhiinR In rmifif) nf rollff4-
tlnn written lnre Reptemher
an, I'ini lfls.tl.7
rntereMt nnd rei:l due nnd ac-
wned tun.vn
Totnl nF4tct4
.1,3S8.H.20
Tntnl Bs&ptK sdinlttod tn Or-
eirrn
i.2d
T.TATlTT.TTIKfl.
OrnM rlnlnis for Inwri unpnld $ 1Rft,W4.01
AirtiMint nf ntif.'i-n.'d prf 'liluins
on nil (mrxt:iidli'K rinkn !SV..rsM. 7
AH other liabilities 000.00
Tot-il IhihllMies. ev liwlve of
f.ui1:.l ati.ck if 9200.000. .. .8 740.8.70
BrsINEPR IN OPvEOON FOH THE TEAR.
Net premiums received during the
venr 912.rVM.fl".
T.ops pnld diirliiff the year 4,1'M M
I-OHMes Incurred during the yenr.. - 4,-7f.r.
'RICHMOND IVSTTTtANOE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
,T. F. BMTTK, President
DAVID O. WAKRMAN, Socretnry.
Stntutr.rv resident attorney for gervteft:
FRANK. E. DOOLEY. Portland. Or.
DEPARTMENT"
Suit Francisco; CaL
Flock No Longer Put to Sleep
By 'Pulpit Voice' of Preacher
You wouldn't think of applying the
word ")azz" to a church sermon.
Tet that bit of modern slang la
the word which moat adequately
describes the new manner and voice
In which pulpit mmiwitni ere de
livered. Jnzzi'd tnimlo le fundament
ally slmpls end tuny to understand.
And that 1 lo a deacrlptlon of the
modern sermon.
The old atyle minister, with bts
Intonlna, rhetoric and oratory, too
often talked over the head of his
oongreceiUon. lie lulled them Into
BENSON TOLD S!MS
TO WATCH BRITISH
WanhlnKton. Hear Admiral Wllllum
S. Tlfnaon, then chief of naval opera
tlona. was the official who told Rear
I Admiral Sims "not to let the Itrit inh
pull the wool over your eyes; we would
aa soon flitlit them a the Germans,"
Admiral Sims testified before the sen
ate committee Investigating the navy's
conduct of the war.
Admiral 91ms said the remark wan
made Just after he had received his
I final Instructions frm Secretary Dan-
lols preparatory to hla departure for
England on the eve f the entry of
the United States into the war. He
1 added, however, that it was not made
! In the courxe of formal Instructions,
but during a conversation In the of
' flee of Hear Admiral Palmer, chief of
i the bureau of navigation.
INTEREST IS $236,240,114
Annual Amount Accruing on Loans
By U. 8. to Europe.
Washington. Unpaid interest on
loans to foreign governments, accruing
up to November last, totaled 1238,340,-
i 114, while the estimated Interest for
next year Is $463,215.(13, Secretary
Houston Informed the senate.
Belgium owed $8,370,381; France,
$85,(61.101; Great Britain, $106,503.
l26; Italy, $39,228,303, and Russia.
SYNOPSIS OF THE
ANNUAL STATEJ4KNT Or THB
United States Fire Ins. Co.
of Nw York. In lh late of Xew Yark.
tn tht thlny-ftrnt day ut DMfnilifr,
mnrtf to lti InsutRnr Commtaetoner of
ttat of OrcHuii, pursuant to law;
CAPITAL.
Amount of capital Block paid
up 9 l,4ft0,00(t.no
WOM E.
NM premium! received dur-
Inn the year I 6,011.121.01
Ititerert. dividend! and rent!
received during the yeiir. . M
tncome ind other miurcen re
ceived durini the ytir.... 11.4"i.2T
Total Income 9 a.MO.OHW.fia
PISBl'HSKMENTS.
Net loiwf! paid durlnjf the
venr Jnchidin m1juttment
evpen!r! 9 2,400.811. !
Dividend pnld ort capital
etook durlnpr the yenr 140,27.lO
CommlMlnm nnd unlnrles paid
dtirli.R the year . 2.31ft.0.t4.2
Tavm tlrtiHfii And feea nnld
during the year 214.100 42 j
Amount of all oth?r exppndl- i
turea ,S04. 00020 j
Totnl expendltiire-i 9 R.64.1.288.(!.
ASSETS.
v"h1ne &f- rffil entate owned
(riinrh- vntne) 8 44.400,00
Vjilue "f (ttork nrfl bonds
ownd (market vnluel ....
T,.i) ff- o'l mortRfrpa nnd col
lp'oriil, ete
Ms'k't value of serurttlea
nvnr hft.ik vnlue
Cnrh in hank! nnd on had. .
prt-Miilmns I" roiirnf of rol-lo-ct
inn 'vr'i'f"i alneo Sep
tember -0. 1010
Relnsurnnee re-'overn'n ....
1'itrrrwt and rent due and
accrued
T.ooi.soa "3
52fl.2a.r.7
p-8 ( "1 17
ft08.K02.!.d
Livi ng
20.:?.o oo
Totnl R!ct .tll'l.MfM.ftl
Totnl Hff t! admitted In
Oregon 910.680 001.04
T.T DTT.TTTES
Cms" rl.ilms for losses un
pnld 9 otn.ooi.ro
.Amount nf iinenrrifl nreml-
linim on all outatnHnsr
riHlfs TvVJS 4'M 12
All other llahlll'Ie- 1S2.0O7.74
Tola I UnhHItl'S, exclusive
of rfpltnl atork 9 0,870.110 SO
TWSINEPS IN ORKfiON FOR TT1 F, YEAR.
Net premiums received dur
ing the venr S R7.'OVi ix
Losses pnld during the year. 4.S.SS4.08
Looses incurred during tlie
year 62.485.25
UNITED STATES F1KE INSUrtANCE CO.
OEOROE H. nitANSON.
Present.
DAVTD O. WAKEMAN.'
Secretary.
Btatujflorv resident attorney for gervlee:
FRANK R. DOOLEY, Portland Or.
SPECIAL AGENTS
W. E. Helfrich.s Oregon, Southern Idaho
-Ward S. Jackson Washington, Northern Idaho
N 312 Lewis Slig., PortLmd, Oicn
KZt.'!i I
f
Christianity and sleep at the ame
time. Hie eermone were ait to be
complex and olecure.
The modern mlnliter presents Ma
message In clear, conclee Knglieh,
and In a natural voice. He talki
directly to hla congregation and
brlnire them to Christianity thor
oughly wide awake. This change In
fnlplt method waa uncovered In an
nterchurch World Movement survey
and l one of thousand of Interest
ing aide light disclosed In Its work
to bring the Protestant churches Into
gdoewr co-operation.
$!5.051,f77, of the unpaid interest he
said, while the Interem falling due in
1E20 includes Great Britain, $211,828,
8!l0; France, $119,804,272; Italy, $79,
6'J5.f.69; Belgium, $18 822.078; Russia,
$U99.3C5, and Czecho-Slovakia. $2,
515,004. Czar's Daughter Found In Boxcar.
Washington. Grand Duchess Olga,
daughter of the late Czar Nicholas of
Russia, has been found by American
Red Cross workers living in a box
car near Novorosslsk, South Russia,
It was announced at the headquarters
of the Red Cross here. The grand
duchess, according to the announce
ment, is one of the three surviving
members of the house of Romanoff.
German War Craft Coming to America.
Washington. Five 'German surrend
ered warships allocated to the United
States under the armistice terms, a
battleship, a cruiser and three destroy
ers will be brought to this country next
month, It wa's announced by the navy
department. Under the supreme coun
cil agreement, the ships must be de
stroyed within a year after arrival
here.
Philippine Women Vote.
Manila. P. I. Women voted at the
democratic primaries in the Philippine
Islands to elect delegates to the ter
ritorial convention In April, when six
delegates to the national convention
will be chosen. It waa the first time
women had participated in a primary
here.
SYNOPSIS OP THB
ANNUAL. STATEMENT OP THB
New Brunswick Fire
Ins. Co.
o New Brunswick in the Mate of New
.lertwy, on the thirty-first day of Decem
ber, 1U1D. made -to the Insurance Commis
aioner or the State of Oregon, pursuant
to law;
CAPITA I
Amount of capit.il stock paid
up 9 100,000.00
INCOME.
Net premiums received during;
the year $1,874,217.44
lntHreft, dividends and rents
received during the year 108,083 17
Income from other eouroes re
ceived during the year 877.00
Total income 91
Mil
DlSnurtPEMENTS.
Net lofreti pfiul duririK the
year, including adjustment
expenses $
PlvhUmdH pnld on rapital
Ftirk durtnR th- year
i'oln missions hikI salaries paid
during the y-.-ar. ,
Taxes.' licenses and fees paid
durlna; the yenr ...
Atnoutu of ail oilier pxpendl-
tures ...,,
lti2,. . 02
70,(1,10. 49
007.575.31
84.1HO.00
7 1,1 30. 8
Total expenditures . , ,
.9l.t5.01tJ.6l
ASSETS.
Value of real eutp owned
(market value) $ 70.054.0
Value of Flocks nnd bonds
owned (niarl't value) 1,40t,tltl3,iiO
hc-aov on morlKagett and col
lateral, etc 413,02,.00
ras-h in banks and on hand... 2e2.Gl!t.U
I'rciniiiins In course ot col-I-etlDn
written since Sep
tember 30. HUH 84S.S00.20
Iiuwest and renu due and ue-
crued 10.OSS.72
Total assets
92,540,l)iUJ.0.T
TdAHTMTIES.
firo'.-a claims for losses unp.iid. 2S7,(i,"i!i.O'
Anttmni of iniearni d nreniiums
on all outstanding risl-.s 1,87.7!,2.17
All other Halillitles 4.0ui),00
Total HahHitlea, exclusive of
capital stock 91.707.RM.13
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR.
Net premiums roceied during
the year $ 41,0VVni
Losses paid during the veai . . 1 7.S2 V. 7.1
Loin's incurred during tfie
year 17,72l.:i:i
THE' NEW BRUNSWICK FTRR
INSl RAN CIS COMPANY. .
CHARLES D. ROSS.
President.
E. B. WYCOFE,
Secretary.
Statutory resident attorney for service
FRANK E. DOOLEY, Portland, Or.
don't
ship your furs
i
unless the bundle
W is l-Ji
.MA
( :i f tV K IXL-
r & i n Pi una a, p. a., ir.
, .j J ' XT' -3T:
The Highest Prices Ever Known
Thai's What You'll Get from "SHUBERT
WE WANT 'EM NOW AND WILL PAY THE PRICE TO GET 'EO
hlUieaUiOtl haH..dG
coyote:
rk.erF.7W.Ue4 LfO-OO to 25.00 1 22.00 to 12 00 1 16.00 to 14.00 1 1100 to 9.00 112.00 to 7.00
0s BrWfa, 22.00 to 18.00 16.00 to 14.00 1 13.00 to 11.00 1 10.00 to 100 l0.00 to 5 00
MUSKRAT
Spring 8.00 to 7.00 1 6i0t8 50 1 5.00 to 3.751 3i0to 2.75 1 3.00 to 2Jj
Winter ) 650 to 5uS0 S.fiQ to 4.00 1 3.50 to 2.75 1 2iflto 175 1 15fl.t0 ISO
MINK 1
Fine, Dark 1 30.00 to 25i0 1 20.00 to 16.00 1 15.00 to 12.00 1 10.00 to 8i0 1 10.00 to 6.00
Usual Color 20.00 to 16.00 15.00 !o 12.60 10.00 to 8.50 8.00 to 6i0 '8.00 to 5.00
Coast 1 15.00 to 12.00 j 11.09 to 9.00 1 8 CO to 1M 6 00 to 5.00 1 6.00 to 4.00
These extremely high prices for Oregon Furs are based on the well
known "SHUBERT" liberal grading and are quoted for immediate ship
ment No. 3, No. 4 and otherwise inferior skins at highest market
value. Ship your Furs now when we want 'cm. You'll get f'more
money" and get it "quicker" too.
"SHUBERT RETURNS WILL MAKE VOU HAPPY
SHIP TODAY AND KEEP 'EM COMING FASI
SHIP Alt YOUB FURS DIRKT TO . "
A.B.SH UB ERT';
THE LARGEST HOUSE IN THE WORLD DEMJK0 EXCLUSIVELY lit
AMERICAN RAW FURS
25" 27 W.Austin Ave. Depti937Cliicago. U.S.A.
Build the
for less.
Houses are
products.
-
performed
Write for
Catalog" of
Economical
HousePbns
suw una vjjce
S IS NOW READY TO SUPPLY
Sal 30
OCHOCO
FRESH AND CURED MEATS
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, AND PRODUCE IN SEASON
F. T. COX
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
we iva 'jg w wm vatt ive wt v.fc
mm
is tagged to' Shuberf
I KSIHtDiiiM I NH SMALL I N9 2 '
Logical Way
The factory way Is
our National way,
it eliinates waste
and makes possible
a better product
no different from nthpr
With mnar nf ih. .hn.
wuV wt euu lauui
in our mill n hi a- ...ine
and a better house is the result.
You get only selected Douglas Fir
Lumber, world famous for durability
and beauty. The house comes to you
in one shipment It saves the labor
of building the ordinary, expensive
way. It saves the waste of expensive
material.
And you can erect it yourself with un.
skilled help.
THE
YOUR NEEDS IX ALL KINDS OF
vw. iwg ' w iws m