Arm i, 2i, 1 1)2.
rruHm tn'vf whim.
Tiik City
i'nk MuIIiiiIIuiiiI f Kiilin-tn wrs
visiting lili funiily In iTliievlllr Tu. -dig-,
Hen. Tone cuitin In from Rlntr
Tuesday. V li visiting with rlo-
tlV'S.
J. N. Williamson returned Tuctduv
morning from tniHlncn trip tu
I'ortlaml.
V. W. Mif iffcry of I'ow. ll riull
Ml B llUMilll-HM VlHllor III I'rlllfVlllf
Tuesday.
John Mllllurn of Unhurt brought
hi mother tu town to vllt relatives
Tuesday, ,
K. It. I'rle nnil ('. W. Kellev rum
In from Tout on Momluy to attend to
bimliii'M matters.
O. II. Gray, who live In the I'osl
country m Imslm-H vlitltur In
town on Mondiiy.
Mr. F I). Wllliolt entertained
last Hunilhy wlili a tilrthiluy dinner
In honor of her mother, Mm. 1 IMl
lou. J. It. Ilnrvey, who Im hn awuy
on a IniHliifM trip lo thn Valley and'
f llii r points, nluimd Tutwluy nu i u
III.
Carey Htearns arrived In thn city
Momluy from I'orllnnd where he I j
working for thu Wlllurd ('nmniiMliu
Co. Hit U hero In th ii Interests of,
that concern, j
II. W. Illrhi, traveling passenger
agent for thn Union 1'nclfli!, and Hhel
hy I,. WIkkIiin, traveling- freight ok
lit. were In the city Tuesduy, attend
Ink" to uiattnr hero.
Lake lWhMI celebrated lila rec
cont birthday l.utt Sunday with a din
ner at III home. Mr. A. Crook.
Mr. and Mr, G. N. Clifton, and Mr.
Ilni'htoll Sr. wore guttata of tho octa
alou. Wataoit P, Davidson, prsldent of
i ha OrnKon and Western Coloniza
tion Company, arrived In Prlneville
tha laal of thn week, and left with U.
K. Jnhnaon, local manager, tor Burns
on Company bulnna.
I herewith aiinouucn niyuelf nu a
candidate. for thn nomiiiiitloii for the
office of Kepreanntutive for the
Twenty-flint ri'preaoiitatlve tllatrlct,
aubject to the will of the legal voter
of th Hepiililleaii pnrty. If nominat
ed and elected I will devote every en
ergy to eruriig the Irrigation and
good road Icgltilutlon ao iieceasury to
the auccwK of this district.
It. J. OVEIITURP.
Paid Adv.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SAUK 83 head of Hamboulet
Grade sheep, 29 head of Iambi in
the bunch. $12.00 per head. See
.- WM. GOI.D80N, Mndraa, Oregon.
26t2c.
- FOR SALE Pure Bred Alrdale pup.
Apply W. I). KK. telephone 8f52,
city. 24tfe.
FOR SALE Houaehold furniture,
table, chairs, stoves, dreaaeYi,
bedsteads, mntraaeaa, pillow and
other bedding. Also, lawn mower
and garden tools, cheap for cash.
Mn. Kutej, 148 Main St. Prlneville
Oregon. 2ttlp.
FOR BALK Team flllya, well mat
ched, 4 year olda, weight about
1360, a snap, see Jack Meyers,
Powell Butte, Oregon
FOR SALE One leather couch, one
ladles writing desk and book case
combined, for sale at a sacrifice.
' Call on or address Mrs. C. J.
Johnson, city. 26tfc.
WANTED Piano Tuning. Mr. How-!
ard Soule of Portland and The Dal
les, Expert Piano Tuner, will be
here soon to do tuning and repair
ing for me and is available for ad
ditional work. This is Mr. Soule's
third annual visit and he will be
In Prlneville regularly each year;
Those who appreciate supelor work
should avail themselves of his ser
vice as he is by far the best who
makes Eastern Oregon, Orders
may be left with me. J. Fellows.
letso.
61530J
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of tha Interior, U. 8, L&nl of
ficii, at Th Dalles, Oregon, April 29th, 1820.
Notice b hereby given that '
, HAZEL M. KINCAID
willow of Roe co H. Klncald, of Prlneville,
Oregon, who, on Aug. 2nd, 1916, made Home '
toad Entry, No. 01 6808 for Eft NW, NH
iW14, Section 14, Townihlp 18-South, Range
U-Eait, WlllametU Meridian, hai filed notice
of intention to make final three year Proof, to '
' aatablUh claim to the Jand above described, be
fore Lake M. Bechtell, U. S. Commissioner,
t Prlneville, Oregon, on the 15th day of June,
1920. ' I
Claimant names as witnesses!
. Orval Osborn, Floyd James, John Kemmllng,
B. L. KIdwell, all of Prlneville. Oregon.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK,
SCttc. Register.
roit ItKI'HKHKNTATIVK j
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
MMIP V8 YOt'R WOOI We do
cleaning and carding for comfort
er anil mattresses. Mannfnrtur.
it of pur wool hat. CKY8TAI,
lil Ki.VUH WOOLKN MH-I.B, Port
land. Oregon, mill, 70 Umatil
la Avenua; office, 802 Bpaldlng
Uuilding. 2&lf
y()U HUNT Home Hospital for root
see Jap Ireland. 26tfc.
H)U OUST ..HUPKHl.VIEXDR.NT
I will he a candidate for the nom
ination of County Bupurlnteriiluut on
lh Hiipuhllcan ticket a' tho Primary
election, Muy 21, 192').
MART V. CIIAItr.TON.
Paid Adv. jMfo.
"A technically trained man with
buinrs Judgment." Vote for IIHEA
I.I'I'KJl, Republican nomination for
Public Hervice Commlialoner.
Paid Adv.
.Best
A
BARGAIN
. HE BKiGKS BARGAIN YET A
splendid Phonograph with deep
tone and the following records; 40
10 Inch records 8-7 inch selections
and 12-6 inch selections. The
whole outfit goes for $20.00 if
taken at once. Why pay more?
Come quick.
SOME BARGAIN 83 head of Ram
boulet sheep, good condition, can
be turned for mutton it you want
to. $12.00 per head takes tho
bunch if you are quick enough.
-DRESSER -Three large, drawers,
and fine bevel glass, tor ..."..$12.
10 Dozen 1 quart Economy fruit
, Jars cheap.
IRRIGATOR'S Level and tangent,
like new, dirt cheap.
SMALL Air tight heater,, fine tor
V tent 01.00
TWO Baby chairs cheap.
ONE Oliver typewriter, as good as
now, has to be sold at once $30
LOt.T One black saddle horse with
tight saddle mark. Spot in fore
head and white hind foot, weight
about 10C0. Dought from Henry
Heelmle i,t pr:ng. Ifi'ike to ride
by timer Angell. Reward. (24
f'-r liia recovery, U. 3. Oam &
Son. 2St2p.
,OTK K TO TIIK I'lT.UC
Deglnnlng next Saturday, May lit,
obligation incurred for the City of
Prlneville Ity, must lie ordered by
Requisition, duly coiintersgned by
a member of thn Knllwny Cmatnia
slon or by the Priiievilie Station
Agent.
City of Prlnevlllii Ry. C'imtnlaaioii,
' CHA8. 8. KDWAItDH.
26t2c. Treasurer.
Who Im Daredevil Jack
Look out for Daredevil Jack.
Oscar lliiHton 1 f t Tuesday niitht
for a short bulnei trip to Portland.
Ce-orge Dee of Cris.ly was attend
ing to biiNiiu-H in Prlneville Tuesday.
TALK TO I H ABOUT THOHE M'OXDERH L CANADIAN PACIFIC LAX!) 3 WE A RE THE
Farm
0 ACRE IRRIGATED RANCH I 1-4 MILES FROM FRINEVTLLE,
VERV FINEST OF NOIL, ALL FENCED AND CLEARED, 40 ACRES OF
FINE RYE BALANCE READY TO SEED. OWNER SAYS TO Tl'RN
THIS AT ONCE PRICE WILL HE GIVEN ON APPLICATION PER
SON ONLY (DO NOT PHONE FOR PRICE) VERY SMALL AMOUNT
DOWN, BALANCE MOST LIBERAL TERMS
CITY HOM
4 ROOM HOUSE, LARGE LOT 80x170 FEET SACRIFICED AT
$0601325 CASH. BALANCE TO SUIT; THIS PLACE NOW RENTER
FOR $10.00 PER MONTH FIRST ONE HERE GETS IT
Timber
WE WANT 100 TIMBER CLAIMS, IN OR OUT OF THE GOVERNMENT
RESERVE WE HAVE A CLIENT WHO DESIRES 500,000,000 FEET
OF GOOD PINE, MUST BE PRICED RIGHT AND SITUATED SO AS IT
" COULD BE POOLED WITH OTHER TIMBER CLAIMS RUNNING 2,
000,000 FEET OR MORE PREFER ED GIVE FULL PARTICULARS
AND LOCATION IN FIRST LETTER OR CALL AT OUR OFFICE, 433
MAIN STREET. "PHONE 611.
IF YOU WANT TO RENT YOUR
HOUSE, LIST IT WITH THE OCHO
CO REALTY CO.
IF YOU HAVE ROOMS TO LET,
THE OCHOCO REALTY CO., CAN
FILL THEM FOR YOU. 433 MAIN
STREET. ,
We have over one hundred house ou our lists ranging in price from
$14JOO to $10,000 and can get you Just what yon want: Our Us tings con
tain modern homes at ball the price It would-cost to build, drop In our of
fice or call us by phone and we wilt be pleased to show you the best on the
market for the least money.
WE WANT YOUR HOUSE ON OUR LIST, IF IT IS FOR SALE, WE
CAN SELL IT; WHY? . '
THE OCHOCO REALTY COMPANY KNOWS HOW I
611
If you have anything to sell, we can turn it
COUNTER
THE
OCHOCO
REALTY
OF PRINEVILLE
We sell the earth from a town
lot to a township
rank Iteink" was atlKiiilinx to
buRineu In Prlneville Monday.
John Hopper enme In to ee the
people of Prlneville Monday.
Mi. W. Pi.st wns a hu:n(s cal
ler at the J.itirnal office Saturday.
W. B. Morite of McKay wa a buai
na visitor In Prlneville Haturday.
8. A. Lytle wa a bu:iie visitor
in Prlnevillo Monday.
Line in Kylo wa here Saturday
from h!a ranch at Robert.
Bru-e Crav w In town M mday
rrcm hin ranch at Poat.
Joe Bryo!i fame In from hi
ranch at Robert Tuesday.
if"X Hititon was attending to buai
nea in Prlneville Monday.
A. G. Brown spnt Monday in the
city looking after busines.
Prttnlift I'llzer was a busineH cal
ler from Grizzly Saturday.
Charles Palmer of Robert spent
ih,. wepk end In Prlneville.
This Wee!
Wanted !
HOUSES FOR SALE
We have a lUt of fine modern
homes for sale if you are looking
for a home come to Che Ochoco Realty
Co.
433 Main St.
If ycu vtr.t erjlfcirg, ve cen
SWAP
WILL TRADE Goo,d buggy and
double harness, also gentle driv
ing horse, what have you?
IRRIGATED 40 acre tract, close In,
to trade for city property.
FULL Blood Shire Stallion, regis
tered, 8 years old, weighs 18-10
pounds, will sell or trade. Reg. by
Albert Moore ft Son.
Piano Player, Just like new, with
almost 30 musio rolls, sell or trade
4 Head of young cattle and one
-"-tarn goad, milch cow, If Interest
ed, see us. -
ONE Good seven room moderm
house to trade for cattle.
ONE Fine residence In Eugene tor
Prineville property see us at once
about this.
HOUSEHOLD Goods to trade for
sheep.
SutoXuh ioj epuj oj, S3SHOH
CO. T
Al Jone and xin were attending
to business in town Saturday.
H. Earl Cros was In Prlneville last
week looking after business.
Arthur Wuriweiler was In town
Tuesday from his ranch at Powell
Iluttes.
George W. Well of Powell Butte
ws a buslne caller In Prlneville
Saturday.
John Raglin was In Prlneville
looking after business Interests hist
Saturday.
E. L. Iverson of Powell Butte was
a buHim-.sa visitor at the Journal Of
fice Tuesday.
T. K. J. Duffy came over from Bend
Friday and had Harold Maker re
pair his car.
W. A. Hand wa attending to busi
ness interest In Prlneville axveral
days last week. j
Frank and Dick Long, of Powell
Butte, were business visitors In Prine
ville Saturday.
LOCAL AGENTS.
get it fcr less
COLUMN
711
NOT1CS to rt RLICATIOS
Department of the InUrtor. V. a Lend f
fke et Lekeriew, Dnm, April 2, 19SU.
Notice i her-br irlvon that
AR'Hml.' A. McKAOYEN
of ltsmi.ton, Ongon, who, on . 21. 1914,
nxd. Homestead Ktltry No. 0;IS fur H'jNK.I
N',8Ki. 8r;,4SF.'4, See IS. 8W..8WV,. tlf
SWU. Section 17, Townnhlp 21 S. Ran Si.
Willamette Meridian, ties fiM notlra of ta
tetition to make three rear Proof to eatablW
claim to the land above aVwrlbrd, before Cfcaa.
A. 8brman. U. 8. CommlaMnrr, at Fife, Ore
gon, on the 2ttl riUf of May, 1K!I. '
Claimant names ea wilnewea:
C. C. ted, of Ha me., Oregon I Calvin
Shrrmaa, of Bamc. Oreiron. I'erry Croaa, ef
Hamilton, OreKon: RU-t.ard R. Rhodes, of
Hampton, Oregon.
JAMES P. BURGESS.
JSlSe. KegUter.
NOT1CK OP SHERIFF'S SALS
Br virtue of an exKutUm duly issued W
the clerk of the Circuit Court of the Count
of Crook, State of Onicon. dated this 28tk
Uy of April. l'.'2u, in certain action in to
Circuit Court for the said County and State,
wherein Crook County Bank. (A Corporation!
Plaintiff, recovered jurist .mmt against Georra
B. Taylor. Mrs. Geo. B. Taylor. Althea Taylor
and J. . Kennedy, defenilants. for tha suai
of Thirty One Humired and No 10D D'Ilars to
gether with interest on t.'.DO at I pr cent fross
January lotb, 1917, Int. on IS00 at t per eeat
from February 2th, 1917, Int. on ISOO from
Ap-il 14th, 117 at S per cent, Int. on SI 00 a".
I per cent from May Slst, 1917. Int. at per
cent on SIM from June 2xth. 11)17. lnt at I
per tent on 1200 from July 28th, 1917, and ha
te wt at 8 per cent on 11200 from August 2Srd
11U7. together frith Three Hundred and N
100 dollars attorney's fees, and the further
sum of coats and ace ruins coats, leas the suae
of One Thousand Dollars, received ca Marsh
13. 1U0.
Notice is hereby given that I will, on Sat.
ardaj, the ztth day of May. lfl'-'O, at Me
North front door of the CourthotM In Frhw
ville. in said County, at 1 o'clock In the fore
poon of said day, sell at public auction, as
the highest bidder for cash, all right and title
that th above named defendants or any of
them, have or bad at date of said Judgment ks
the following described property, to-wtt: The
NWV.NE14. Seetioa Twenty-one (2B)
8WV4NW, Section Twenty-Two. (22) in Ta.
Eighteen (18) South of Range Seventeen (17)
East, and the SENE V NE14SEV4 Section
Four (4) NftSWK Section Three (3) in Ta.
Fourteen (14) South or Range Seventeen (17)
East of the Willamette Meririaa in Crook
County, Oregon.
JOHN COMBS,
Sheriff of Crook Count.
Dated at Prineville, Oregon, this 28th day ea
April. 120.
By FLOYD A. BOVTELL, Depntr.
25tSe.
CITATION
In the County Court of th Stat of Ore
gon for Crook County. I
In the Matter of the estate of Neal A. Thomas,
. Deceased. ,
To J. A. Willeox, administrator of the, es
tate of Neal A thomas. deceaned. A. L. Thomas
heir at law of said Neal A. Thomas, deceased,
and to alt the other heirs, known and un
known, of said decent. Greeting.
In the name of the State pf Ortgon, you are)
hereby cited and required to appear in the
County court of the state of Oregon for Crook
County, at the court room thereof, in the
court house, in the city of Prineville, Oregon,
on the 12tb day of June, 1920, at the hour
of two o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
then and there to show cause, if any tl.er be,
why the following described real properly, t?
longing to the estate of Neal A. Thonas, de
ceased, to-wit, Lots Two and Three, t t? east
half of the southwest quarter, the west half
of the southeast quarter, the southwest quart
er of the northeast quarter, and th south
east quarter of the northwest quarter, ail in
Section Six, in Townshln Twenty. South, of
Range Twenty, East, of the Willamette Merid
ian, in Crook County, Oretton, should not bo
sold to pay the expense of administration, and
the claims against said estate and ail aucb.
costs and legal charges as may accrue.
This citation fat published in the Crook Coun
ty Journal for four full and consecutive weeks
as per order of th Hon. N. G. Wallace, judg
of the County Court of the State of Oregol
for Crook county.
Witness the Hon. N. 0. Wallace, judge a
the County Court of the Stat of Oregon ta
Crook County with the seal of said court al
fixed this 23rd day of April, 1920.
SEAL. ASA W. BATTLES.
25tSc Clerk.
Look out for Daredevil Jack.
HELP GIVEN BY
O. A. C. TO THE
OREGON VAKMEIt
in grain raising, dairying, horti
culture, stockraising, poultry pro
duction, and other branches of ag
riculture, have
Saved Oregon More Than
Higher Education
Has Ever Cost
from its very beginning in Oregon.
The College has reduced cost of
production, improved quality of
product, and helped keep down the
pests of farm, garden orchard and
field. ,
Like The State University
And The Normal
it has helped bring school, bu!
ness and home into vital cut
and has helped demonstrate -n:t
Higher Education is of Direct help
to the Country Districts
but higher education in Oregon id
crippled by great Increases In at
tendance, by lack of buildings, by
the fallen buying power of the
present millage support, and by
the failure of the millage support
to grow.
Tou are respectfully urged to vote
for the new millage support bill
on May 21, the Higher Education
al relief measure.
E. T. Slayton a prominent stock
man of Crook county was in towo
Saturday attending the stockmeal
meeting.
Anna Evans entertained her class
at school at her home on April 26th.
the party was In honor of her 11th
birthday.
Mrs. Wm. Mllliorn returned yester
day from Bend, where she has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs,
Maude Pollard.
Mrs. P. E. Long, of Powell Butt
was looking after business interests
in Prineville Saturday.
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