Crook County journal., May 13, 1920, Image 9

Journal
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER OF CROOK COUNTY
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER FOR CITY OF PRINEVILLE
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NO. 27.
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FAVORING- SCHOOLS IS ENDORSED
Crook
County
Prlnpvllln I credited by Agricul
tural Colli'K worker with ImlnK
ninniKly In favor of the 1 26 mllli
, fur proi pet Ion or blither education In
Oregon. They riport Homo Inqulrli-s
on curtain phu.f of the tni-siuro
JI10 on ballot whlrh thi Joint re
lief committee atmwers s follow:
The till! provide for payment of
II. 2 on each thnusnnd dollnri a.
sound valuation a siippli'tnoutary
tn ill n to mi ii en fund for the College,
Vntvemlty and Normal.
Willi.. hli will lm dun. If bill it
tnii.t.vl, rpKanlli'm of the alx per
cent tn ln'TPB limitation, It will
not ri-imnl that law merely be an
irppltnn to It.
The Mute sends twice as many
student an It ti it provided room,
equipment and teacher for and these
student have been educated at a
roat lit 1 1 more than half the average
rout per student In oilier atatn uni
versities and chIIcrc. Kvon If In
rreaa.t la granted It will lark about
170 a year of providing a much 'per
attid.-nt per year til the average of
the cm n try,
The State 1-eKlnluture Investigat
ed the ai'hnnti and recommended the
relief m "li urn to the people for fav
orable action.
More than 350 different aaanrla
tlon largely of farmer and house,
wives, have paaaed reaoliitlon In fu
vor of the bill. Jteporl of other fa
vorable reaolutlona are romltiK In at
the rate of 10 to IS a day.
Citizen are urged to tudy the
meaaure, but where they cannot they
are referord to the endorsement of
the l.-Klalature and other bodlc of
cltlxeii aa evidence of It merit.
properly adjuated. If upon applica
tion of the break, one wheel move
tauter than the other, the tire on the
one moving the dower reclvea moat
of the strain, and under theaa cir
cumstances exceialvs wear to the
tread may be expected.
Oregon and Weatern Colonization
('oriipiiny tale alnce January 1, ltzo.
Hoy Drown, 620 acre; Nouli Floyd
(100 a. rca; . J. Connelly, 7128 acres,
Ira Miilian, inn acrea; A. A. Powell,
1140 acrea: (1. M. Cornett, 640 acre,
Cornell & Co. HO acre; Jeaaa lluln,
NO acre; J. I., Hlayton, 80 acre;
Dave Krown, 80 acra; Melvln It. Ev
arta, CO acrea; Dr. K. 8. Kortner, 48
acre; (leo. K. Duf fluid. C2 acrea.
H.'rtha K. Jnhnaon, 40 acre; F. B.
C Ion n, 40 acrea, Geneva W. Byrne,
80 acrea. 0. W. & (1. 8. Heap, 85 acre
Frank V. Smith, 120 acre, Jay Could
40 acrea; Frank Foiles. 40 acrea, Jno.
F. Miller, 40 acrea, Irvine O. Frl
sell, lil acrea: David Itoherlaon, 40
acrea; ilnzel M. earthy, 40 acrea, Roy
A. Ju.ld, I'M) acrea; Alfred Vogue,
.120 acre; J. I,. Lowe, 480 acre; C.
(J. Maraiar. 80 acrea; A. 8. Itelder,
80 acrea, Cleveland & Hill, 160 acre.
('. C. II. H. WISH IN
TKN'XIN TltV-OlT
C. C. II. 8. won from Jeffnraon
County In a tennis try-out at Red
mond luat Saturday. The reault of
thla tryout barr Jefferson County
from the tennl matche at the Cen
tral Oregon Track Meet which will
be held In Redmond next Saturday. j
Tbi advance con teat wa held In i
order to ahorten the number of
game to be played next Saturday,
a It Would take too long to play all
game then. C. C. H. 8. will play
Desehute County at that time.
Darrel and Ogden Mill represent
ed Crook County In the double last
Huturday, and WiaUr Rosenberg In
the alngle. All acta were eaally won.
Mr. Cillett accompanied the boys to
Redmond.
11KTKR CATTI.K
W. F. Freund a rancher in the vi
cinity of Prlneville unloaded from
tho car at the Depot Saturday a thoro
bred reglatered Brown Swla Bull.
Thla hull la only 6 month old and
weigh over 400 pound.
Thla now makea Mr. Freund a
herd of 1 1 of thi breed of cattle.
He ay. "Thla breed of cattle la bet
ter ulted for the country turround
Ing Prlneville, because tho Brown
Swla catte originally came from a
almllar country auch a we have here,
They are very gently and are not eaa
lly excited, and being very good for
beef and milking purpose.
They are of a large build thereby
making a good animal for beef. Mr.
Freund feels that thla breed of cat
tle la proving to be far uperior to
any other bree dof cattle for thla
locality. Buy BETTER BULLS.
Wkra writing advertisers, pleas
mention Tbs JoarnaL
Leok to Puturs Pood Supply.
Owing to the shortage of Imported
foodstuff, (be production of too
toff locally to being encouraged -by
'he Strait Settlement sod the fed
erated Malay states. Even some of the
rubber plantation have bees com
pelled ro utilize portions of their sere
age for food products. Tbi atlmola
tlon of agriculture ba created interest
id mechanical mean to Increaae pro
duction, and a shipment of tractor
mude recently sold readily.
W. D. Wood, of Washington Coun
ty, Candidate for Secretary of Slate,
who wis In PrinevlUe Honda)'. ,
Balance the' Book Occasionally.
It In good to hiive money and the
thing that money enn buy. but It's
good. too. to check up once In a while
and make sure you haven't lout the
thlnm that money can't buy. Anon.
Wanted It lMi.
In the bygone lt. wl. n - "
fares were 5 cents for ion I;
8 cent for children Ml ' I
kiiiiiII hoy of 12 find 7 :n,.". '
plnlfnrra. The yimnirer hoy I !
promiwd the 2 cents riinntn- .1
(lime they had for caifi.ie. r.e
ed the coin to the cumin. -tor. v.!.
not Iminedlsielv turn over the '
The anxlou child then renin r! . .I
litely hut forcefully. I'm worth
8 cen ts."t'h icn ii Trtlniiie.
United States' Land Best.
British America, which consists of
Cnnaila. Newfoundland and a number
f Islands, has an area of 3,7."iO,000
square mile, while the total area of
tbe Cnlted States and its possession
Is 3,74."?,44fi square miles. Thus Britain
has a little more territory, hut It Is
largely so far north as to be of com
paratively little value.
Potatoes' Food Value.
Potatoes lillTer widely In fiiod value.
It Is shown that the most useful potato
for food Is the one with the largest
amount of dry matte''. When two
varieties are. practically equal in this
respect the nitrogen they contain en
ters Into the estimation of their feed
Ine o'inlity.
True Forgiveness.
It Is the sweet and entire forgiveness
of children, who ask pity for their sor
rows from those who have caused
them, who do not perceive that they
are wronned. who never dream that
they are forgiving, and who make na
bargains for apologies It la this that
men and women are nrged to learn of
a Child. Alice Meynell.
Japanese Training.
Japanese (hlldren begin to study jln
Jit an In their earliest years, for It It
a system of physical culture, hyglen
and ethics, and the exercises glv)
etrength and flexibility to the limbs.
Later the pttpil Is shown the fine art
of nslng an adversary's strength
against hlnwlf.
Plenty of Fungi Eats,
More than 700 sjiecies of fungi are
found to tie safe to eat and many are
considered verv nutritious.
Powell Butte
fWTSl NEWS NOTES fjT
Arthur Mllner celebrated Ma 28th
lilrlhdny last Wednesday when his
wife gave a (tinner party in Ills lion-
nr. The gueata were: Mr and Mra. j
A. W. Ilnynn, Mr. and Mr. J. A. Hlg
gs. Ills mollier-ln-law presented him
with a beautiful and ilelicioua birth- j
day cake to which Arthur and his
gueata (ltd ample Justice.
Mr. Will lee of Klamnth Fulla
visited at the Frank McCaffrey home
lust week.
Aftlmr Wiirxweller has returned
from Portland where he went with
a car load of cattle. Mr. Wttrzweiler
topped the market ut Hint tlmn nnd
wna fortunate enough to sell before
the price declined very much.
Nearly nil of Powell llutte resi
dents attended the fuJionil of Reaves
Wllcoxeti In lleiltnonil hint Saturday.
Mr. Wll.'oxen waa long a resident of
Powell Untie and was held In high
esteem by those' who knew him. Tito
sympathy of the entire community
Is with the bereaved wife,
C. M. Charlton and Arthur Wurz
weiler went to Hem! on a IiiiIiuibb
trip luat week.
Mr. K. If. Stewart and Mra. Gladys
Stout were In Bend laid Friday on a
shopping trip.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rlgg and 'Mr.
Rlgga' mother, also Mra . George
Whltsiott were In Ilend last Friday.
Mrs. Frank Kiaaler writes from
Billings, 'Montana, where she la vlalt
Ing her people, thnt she will start on
the return trip about May 14.
Our old neighbors, Mr. and Mrs.
John Tuck, now of Redmond, came
out to utlend the Sunday school pro
grain and basket lunch and enjoy a
vlalt with old friends and neighbors.
A small crowd attended tho speak
ing at Community Hull last Thurs
day night when Judge Wallace and
Superintendent Myers talked on tho
Referendum measures. Refresh
ments wore served by the men of tho
association following the speaking.
A very pleasant time was Bpent
with the Redmond Sunday School as
entertainers hist Sundny at Commu
nity Hall. Powell Butte Sunday school
hail Invited them to give their
Mother's Day program and It was
very good indeed. A Basket lunch
was spread following adjournment,
and n general soclnl time was enjoy
ed by all preRent. These occasions
tend to cement tho fellowship of com
munities. Charley Parrlsli nnd family are at
their Maury ranch for a few dnys.
Mrs. Harold Bnldwtn and daughter
Elizabeth of rrinevlllo visited with
Mra. Arthur Wurzweller last Friday.
TLKADH VOM FAIR
CII.ANCM FOR TIRES
"Rive your tires a chance," pleads
Mr. Lakin, Firestone representative
at 4th and Main Street, In suggest
ing ways to secure greater mileage
for the auto owner. . '
"The use of foot or emergency
brakes is taught to the new car owner
early," he says, "ond being some
what nervous and timid, the driver
may apply the brakes very hard, with
the result that one or both roar tires
receive tread damage. .
"When so damaged the tire should
be given immediate attention or the
Injury will result BeriouBly If dirt
and dampness is allowed to work be
neath the tread. .
"It is also advisable to Inspect
brakes frequently to soe that they are
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Prineville, Ore.
X E. STEWART k CO,
A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE
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Prineville, Ore.
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Trouble-Proof
Lawn Hose
Two whole seasons of
i lose Service in guaranteed
c y user of Goodyear
"Vingfoot" Lawn Hose
li.ise fi ec from tle troubles
cf brfttkinrT. crocking, burst
i.iST ami kinking.
Tlie manufacturer of
"V iiinfoot" I lose coul Jnot
sunruntes such service un
less the hose made good.
Judging from the growing
mitnli'-r of users, it is niak
um uood.
'I'.it.t ia why we recommend it
as tl,e lawn hoae you iliould own.
50 foot lengths
Bttle price
$8.85
5 pound can
each
3 pound can
our price ....
1 pound can.
each ...
Crescent
Baking
Powder
$1.00
- .70
.25
25 Per Ct. Reduction in
PAINTS and VARNISHES
We are closing out our stock of paints and varnishes at a reduction of
considerably under today's high market and this fact coupled with our
cut price makes a very decided saving stock consists of Tegular house
25 per cent practically all of the stock we have on hand was bought at
paints mostly in small cans floor varnishes, automobile paints, varnish
stains, etc. This is your opportunity to refinish old chairs and other fur
niture at a marked saving.
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WAT;
NOAH hod o pair of everything except
a pair ot KUliDLK.' KXJOIO1
We have tHem - - -
Good ones too.
Our Goodrich Rubber boots are light
weight but very servlcable." The ir
rigating season is on, might as well
have a new pair to start with .
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O'Cedar Oil at the
Old Price
O'Cedar Oil has been advanced 20 per cent by the manufacturers,
we still have on hand a full stock at the old price. '
Groceries for Less
Small white Beans, Mexican Reds, Sp eckled Bayos, Pinks- any of the
above in 25 pound lots for $2.35
Fancy Black Figs in 25 pound lots, 3.75
French Prunes, 10 pound boxes, 1.80
Italian Prunes, large size 25 pound boxes, 5.85
Yellow Newton Apples, box, 2.85
Yellow Newton Aples, small size apples, per box, 2.35
Knee length boots
per pair
Hip length boots
per pair
$6.00
$7.00
Keds for the Kids
'Tennis shoes for the clxildren, Wo
men and Men. Comfortable, servic
able and economical.
10c
Old Dutch Cleanser f
per can ' A J
Sunbrite Cleanser OC
3 can for . CtO
Borax Washing Compound m r
per package ,.. . 1 vl
J. E. STEWART & COMPANY
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
TELEPHONE 211
124 THIRD STREET
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