Crook County journal., April 08, 1920, Page Page 4, Image 4

CROOK UOl'KT. JOVHSL
APRIL N. l"-0.
The City
Seth Dixon loft Monday on a trip
to Burns
Burris Is sick with spot-
Charlie
ted fever.
H. Kyle and wife visited In town
last Saturday.
I, . A. Gassett was in town from
Fife last Sunday.
P. 1. McXamee of Bend spent Sat
urday night in town.
Otto Sontag made the trip to
Portland last Monday.
A. Q. Arlington was over from
Redmond last Saturday.
W. B. Russell and family motored
to Madras last Sunday.
C. N. Bradford and wife were up
from Fife last Saturday.
Ray Putnam has been under tJ-e
weather for several days.
A. P. Jones was In the city Monday
from his ranch at McKay.
Mrs. Winner Is staying with her
daughter, Mrs. Koopman.
W. T. Benson, a stockman - '
erts, was In town Saturday.
Carl Fischer was In town Friday
trom his ranch at Powell Butte.
Warren Taney left on the nighl
train for Portland last Monday.
Judge N. G. Wallace made the trip
to Madras Tuesday of this week.
E. H. Schmidt, of Powell Butte was
business visitor in the city Tuebdr.y.
L. G. Ogden was in town Tuesday
from his ranch on lower Crooked
river.
E. B. Knox, ex-sheriff of Crook
County wasa business visitor In the
city Tuesday.
Earl Laughlin came into town
from Paulina last Tuesday to visit
with relatives
L. Kidwell was in the city last Sat
urday. O. B. Gray, of Paulina was In town
Inst Saturday.
Oscar Chitwood came up from
Uriuly last Friday.
E. T.Luthey was here last Saturday
attending to business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Pout were vis
iting in town Inst week. '
Roy II. McAllister was a business
visitor In the city Friday.
Grover Price was a businass visit
or In town lust Saturday.
Tom M. Miller came down from
Post for the stockmen's meeting.
W. W. Grant was In town from
Pendleton the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bri attended
to bu&iness lu town last Saturday.
E. E. Gillenwater of Post was
Prinevtlle visitor on Saturday last.
Max Wurtweiler wns In the city
Monday attending to business affairs.
Floyd Huston was in town last
Friday from Held visiting Ills fam
ily
D.' H. Chambers of Bundnn, Ore
gon, came to town on busness lust
Friday.
Denton G. Burdick, of Redmond.
was a business visitor in the city
Monday.
John Ford came up from The Dal
les last Friday to attend to business
in town.
Horace Wurzweller of Powell But-
tes was a very interested visitor at
the Stockmen's meeting.
E. C. Faught. an old resident of
Prinevillo, was in the city the last
of the week visiting friends.
Louis Fischer, who Is a farmer
near Roberts, visited' In town lust
Friday with the Mulholland family.
C. C. Brown and C. P. Dorain,
both Bend residents, were in town on
Ed. Rannels, a
stockman of the' busil"s Ia8t Friday and Saturday.
a visitor in
Paulina country, was
town this week.
Ray Osborne. Wm. Lewis, and Tom
Williams were In town Saturday from
the Ochoco Dam.
Hugh Lister and his wife were In
town from Paulir.a on Tuesday to
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Maud Puett motored in from
Paulina Tuesday to make a visit with
her son, Norris Bjxby.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baldwin, Miss
Elizabeth Baldwin, and R. S. Dixou
motored to Bend last Sunday.
Cv M. Mansfield, the battery man,
at the Inland Auto Company, left
Sunday night for Portland for a few
days visit there.
Bert Stanton was in the city Mon
day from the Shorty Davis place
where he has had a sub-contract on
the Crooke,d River Highway.
O. H. Olson, candidate for the dem
ocratic nomination of County Sheriff
was in town last Saturday attending
the meeting of the stockmen.
The Inland Auto Company, during
the past week, have sold Ford Tour
ing Cars to Arthur Champion, of thj
Ochoco Mines, Mr. Lantz, a painter,
Joe Hardy, of the Oregon Trunk Line
nd Homer York, of Paulina.
The County Clerk's office has been
kept very busy this last week issuing
fishing licenses, and registering new
comers to this county, and those who
failed to vote in 1918 and 1919, for
primary election day, which is Mav
21st.
R. W. Douglas, office manager of
the Inland Auto Company, returned
after spending several weeks in the
east visiting with relatives. While
In the East Mr. Douglas had the privi
lege of being conducted through sev
eral automobile factories. Mrs. Dou
glas remained in the east, and does
not expect to come home for another
month.
Judge Duffy was here on Saturday
from Bend, attending to what busi
ness had accumulated in his absence
here.
M. S. Mayfield of Roberts was in
town Saturday afternoon. He atten
ded the stockmen's meeting In the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dee were
over from Grizzly last Saturday at
tending to business in connection
with their land.
Mr. Dick Mulholland was in town
last Friday and Saturday visiting his
wife and daughter, who are spending
the winter here.
Dayton D. Kay. enterprising young
salesman for Archer & Wiggins spent
the week end in Prineville visiting
with friends and calling on the local
trade.
John Combs motored 1nd last
Sunday to attend the lecture on
Christian Science by Paul Stark Se
eley of Portland, at the Bend Athlet
ic uiud.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts were
made happy by the arrival of a five
pound baby girl last Monday morn-
I mg. They have named the little girl
isorma Jean.
Henry McCall visited In town from
np Ochoco last Saturday. He was a
dinner guest at the Summers residen
ce and attended the stockmen's meet
ing in the evening.
Charles Ross returned from Port
land Saturday morning, where he at
tended the Ford Dealers Meeting that
was held there on the 31st of March.
While In the valley he made a fly-
ins inp to Mc.MInnville to visit his
Drotner tn that city.
r tt
ueurga n. cannon and wife, ac
companied by Mrs. Cannon's little
son. Lawrence, who residua t To.
Grande, were In town last week. They
have been visiting at Post. They
have announced that they plan to
come to Frinevlle to live sometime
in me iuture.
Give ConsecratedDollars
At Home or Abroad
the church stands
back of civilization
THE Presbyterian
Church has always
teen forward in evangelism
and social service. It seeks
Jo turn men to God and to
uplift life in every commun
ity it touches.
Teaching and preaching amid die mows of the
Arctic and the jungles of Africa
Tenting the sick on five continents a colossal
amari:an ministering to suffering himanily in super-sMion-ridden
regions, wlieie die only hospitals are
church-maintained '
Teaching India's millions to impound their wafers
against coming drought, showing Brazil how" to plow
its land, and combating Bolshevism in the mines,
lumber camps, and congested areas of cities
This is how the Presbyterian Church is helping to
make a better world.
Every Presbyterian adherent is a
partner in this magnificent enterprise.
What can the church count upon from
you in the financial canvass April 25
to May 2 ? .
Attend the ntanal Preebyterian Church
f yoa have no regular place of worehio
Mrs. lorn O'Connor has been quite
111 with the grippe.
W. F. Mason wa business visitor
in the city Saturday.
B. U. Gruff anil wife were In town
Tuesday on business.
Mary V. Charlton was hi the city
Saturday on business.
Roy Mofftt wns a business visitor
in the city this week.
J. R. Terrell wus In the city from
Terre bonne yesterday.
W. M. Treadwell wus 111 this city
yesterday from l'urilund.
T. L. Wallace of Suiom registered
at the hotel Wednesday.
Iliuel K. Phillips of the Izee ranch
visited in town this week.
Joe Bryson was In the city Satur
day from his ranch at Roberts.
L. A. Newell made a business trip
to Kedmuud and Bend Tuesday.
Mrs. Manila Ruchor was transact
ing business in the city Saturday.
0. L. Davis and wife of Grandvlew
were In town the first of the week.
Orvillu Morris, of Terrebonne,
came over for the dunce on the first.
C. A. Bobbins of Redmond was a
business visitor in the city Saturday.
S. D. Mustard of Powell Buttes was
a business visitor in the city yester
day. Harrison Hacklcman came down
from Barnes Tuesday on a business
trip.
There will be services at the Cath
olic Church next Sunday at Nine o'
clock, i
C. A. Cube and wife of Roberts
were business visitors in the city Sat
urday. i
Elbert Houston a rancher of Rob-
cits, wus transacting business iu the
city Saturday.
Nora SteurnB Is spending this week
on the ranch up Crooked River with
Crystal Stearns.
Harry Furnsworth returned to Pul
nian last Suiuluy after spending his
spring vacation with his mother here.
E. C. Faught returned to Prine
ville a few days ago from his home
at Dufur, Oregon, visiting relatives,
here.
Miss Olga Cllne came to town lust
Thursday to visit at the Sum
mers residence. She Is well known
here, and at present makes her home
in Portland. ,
J. W. Shingler, District represen
tative of the. Western Soil Bacteria
Company, arrived here yesterdav to
spend severul days attending to busi
ness interests of the company In this
vicinity.
Mrs Horton furnished the music
for the dance lust Thursday night.
Quite a crowd was In attendance, and
an enjoyable time was spent by all
present It was rumored that Mrs.
Horton will be here again In a couple
of weeks to play for another dance.
The Carnation Club, the live or
ganization in connection with the
Eastern Star will meet next Wednes
day, the 14th at the home of Mrs.
Rosenberg. All members of the East
ern Star are eligible to attend theBe
meetings, and are cordially invited.
The Ladies of the Mission Circle
of the Baptist Church will give a
"silver tea" April 13th, at the home
of Mrs. E. S. Dobbs. on Third Street,
at Two o'clock in the afternoon. This
organization Is the one that gave the
Green Tea last month on St. Patrick's
day, which was so much enjoyed by
those who attended. Anyone who de
sires may attend these teas given by
the Baptist ladies, and are cordially
invited.
Lake M. Bechtefl and family, ac
companied by Asa Battles, motored
to Bend Sunday
The Great Air Robbery
l MVFItHAI, JKWK1 IK I.t'XK PHOTOPLAY
Hairing IJeiit, O. 1,. IWkli'ur Story by Jacques Juccnrd
The fuel the avliitrrs from R ick,
well Field. Hall Dlcgo, flew fur the
The name of Lieutenant 0. L.
Locklear, the only man who
changes aeroplunes high In the
air.
The most remarkable aeronau
tics ever fllnmd, including several
cleanup shots of Locklear making
h is famous change.
The fact that United States
Aerial mall postofficn wns built on
the Universal City flying field for
the photodrama.
The beautiful Francella Bllllng
ton supports Locklear. She wns
lost seen in support of Count Eric
von Strohelm In "Blind Husbands"
LOCKLEAR, THE DAREDEVIL 0 F THE SKIES. ONLY MAN IN
El) PLANES IN THE AIR
Absolutely the
Biggest Thriller
ever shown
at the
LYRIC
MUDAY AND NATI KDA Y, APIML UTII ,M IOTII
bi'iii'fll of (he Universal Caeru at
the time the Pacific fleet arrived.
Wonderful lllltlit scenes.
The siiei tui lu of a fight between
a ninll carrying plane and a prlnte
l-l lift III (lie air.
Tim brilliant pageant of Ilium
liialml pluiica maneuvering and
liuidlng at night.
The fact (hat Jacques Jaerard
directed Lovklear by wlrulesa tel
ephone. . The most pretentious arlnl
photodruiua ever tuadn.
THE WOULD WHO EVER CHAN- C
ADULTS.
WAR TAX,
.45
.05
ff CHILD.
DU WAK TAX-
.11
.03
.25
ALICE BRADY IN
The Hollow of Her Hand
Sunday, April 1 1.
Regular Price.
WILLIAM FAKM'M IS
A Tale of Two Cities
MONDAY
A YD
TUESDAY
HY ('HARLEM Ml KENS
A roloslnl production of this sub- APRIL
lime story of the French Knvoiu-
t,un' 14 AVI)
Continuous In Its Impressive 'juc-
cess, yesterday, today and tomor
row. 13
A PICTURE Foil Young people from 7 to 70 years old.
ADVANCED ADMISSIONS No Greater Play. No Greater Au
thor In the history of serene or Stngo
A proved and continuous slccess of yesterday, today and tomorrow.
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
APRIL 1115
The Squaw Man
Hlory from tlm Stage Play
Filled With .
Human Interest,
Pathos
Humor and
Ch.i
Also A
"Bray Plrtorogruph"
,YRIG
the law by the wife of the man sho
murdered.
Hetty Castelton comes of a good
the Knights Templar Easter Service 1 EBlish family, but luck has been
held in the Methodist Church of that
city. The sermon was preached by
me pastor, nev. j. Edgar Purdy, a
young pastor who has much ability.
Another party consisting of Dr.
Rosenberg, Mrs. Rosenberg and J.
W. Carlson also motoed over to at
tend this service.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Of.
fice, at The Dallea, Oregon, April 2nd, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that
CHARLES H. HOWE
of Roberts, Oregon, who, on April 8th, 1915,
made Homestead Ent y, No. 014722, for NW14
SWVi, SVSSW14, Section 1, W'a NEW, NV4
NW4. SK'4 NW',, Section 12, Township 17
Soulh, Range 17-East. Willamette Meririan,
ha filed notice of Intention to make final
three year ' Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Lake M. Bcchtell,
U. S. Commissioner, at Prineville, Oregon,
on the 15th day of May, 1920.
Claimant names an witnesses:
r rankle HIning, Ernest E. Elrod, Arthur
Lane, Jesse J. Howe, all of Roberta, O egon,
H. FRANK WOODCOCK.
22t."C. ReiriiUr.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
New Era Movement
Presbyterian Church
in the U.S. A
Cooperating with lnterchurch World Movement
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed administratrix of the Es
tate of Diedrich FCnopmann, deceased by the
County Court of Crook County, Oregon, and
all creditors of said deceased, and all persons
having clainu against the aaid estate, must
present the same with ' proper vouchers
p the undersigned at th office of L. M.
Bechteil, Crook County Bank Building, in
Prineville, Oregon, within six months from
the date of the fimt publication of this notice.
LUELLA KOOPMAN.
Administratrix of the Estate of Diedrich
KOOPMANN, deceased
LAKE M. BETCHELL, Attorney
for administratrix. , 22t5c.
IV THE HOLLOW OP HER HAND
Alice Brady, in "In The Hollow of
Her Hand, "which Select Pictures will
offer to the Lyric Theatre on Sunday
is the. story of a young girl who In
self-defense murders another womans
husband and is later protected from
against her and after trying to earn
her living in England In several dif
ferent ways she finally decides to
come to America where a position Is
offered her there as a governess. On
the steamer she meets and falls in
love with Challis Wrandall, a wealth;
young American, who is a rake, a lib.
ertine and has a wife In New York.
Hetty knows nothing about all this.
When her position does not material
ize in America and she finds herself
desperate and alone, she accepts
without question Wrandall's offer of
help.
At last he tells he that he loves her
and tells her that If she will meet him
at Burton's Inn, he will marry her.
Burton's Inn proves to be a regula
tion roadhouse. Hetty Is suddenly
awakened to the vileness of her com
panion. In self defense she kills
Wrandall. She escapes unnoticed and
hides In the woods. WrandulPs wife
is notified. She comes to the Inn
and tells the sheriff that she hopes
the girl that committed the crimo es
capes. On her way home Hetty mis
takes hnr car for tho sheriff's and
tired of hiding, decides to give her-j
self up. Mrs. Wrandall decides to
protect her.
At the funeral, Leslie Wrandall,
Mrs. Wrandall's brother-in-law, takes
a great fancy to Hetty. Mrs. Wran
dall, who the haughty Wrandall's
never approved of, decides, that she
can further humiliate them by mak
ing Hetty marry Leslie. Hetty Is In
love with Brandon Booth, a young ar.
tlse. She refuses to marry Leslie
Mrs. Wrandall threatens to expose
her if she refuses to marry him
Meanwhile, Mr. Wrandall, Sr., has
had detectives on the hunt for the
guilty woman. A meeting Is arrang
ed at the home of Mrs. Wrandall for
the following day. She is accused of
her husband's murder by the dotec
tivea. She denies the accusation and
Hetty then confesses. She tells the
whole story and explains that she was
forced to kill him In self-defense.
When she finishes telling her story
old Mr. Wrandall declares that the
law shall not touch her. Brandon
tells Hetty that it makes no differen
ce to him and loads her. from the
house to forget tho past and begin
anew with him.
A Want Ad Gets Results
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Not an experiment but Is used In the east 13 years
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See the seeder In Lakin Hardware window soon '
Examine It. nnemta it n,oti, i . . ..
see mo at once or !.. Z '.;"w ".7" "ant one of them
" " ! rooK uounty Bank.
CHARLES C. O'NEIL
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