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Crook County Journal
BY OCT LAFOLLKTTB
Entered at the pot toffice at Prine
itlto, Oregon, u second-class matter.
CBLI8HK1) EVERT THVRSDAY
Price $1.00 per year, payable etrtct
, la advance. In case ot change of
). Idresa please notify ui at once, flT
t If both old and new address.
flits PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGH
ADVERTISING BY THE
General ornces
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
PRIXEVIIXE CITY RAILWAY
Time Table Xo. 8
Effective 12:01 A. M. Sunday, Feb
ruary 9, 1080
West Bound
Stations Motor Motor
No. 6 No. S
P. M. P. M.
Vr. Prineville 7:40 4:46
Lt. Wilton 7:65 5:00 .
Lt. McCallister 8:10 5:15
Lt. O'Neil 8:10 5:25
Ar. PrineTle Jet 8:55 5:46
East Bound
Stations Mixed Motor
No. No. 4
A. M P.M.
Ar.PrineTiUe 8:S6 6:56
Ar. Wilton 8:20 :40
Ar. McCallister 7:06 6:15
Ar. O'Neil 7:55 6:16
Lt. PrinevI Jet 7:40 6:00
Mixed
No. 1
A.M.
6:16
6:80
5:46
6:00
6:20
Motor
No. 6
P. M
1:46
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8:46
8:46
AN ASSOCIATION
Commenting on the proposed
Bulletin says:
"The suggestion from Prineville
that the leading towns ot Central
Oregon join in the employment of
Chautauqua entertainment next year
instead of contracting with the com
panies in the field this summer, is
very good, and it is to be hoped that
lt will be carried out. Presumably
arrangements for "talent" will be
made with one of the companies, but
if representatives of the four largest
Central Oregon towns are acting as
one committee in making a contract
for the four, they ought to get bet
ter terms than if each one tried to
deal separately: At any rate there j
would never occur again any such
situation as exists this summer when
over 18,000 is being paid by Bend,
Madras, Redmond and Prineville
for their Chautauquas.
If a real organization is perfected
there should be other economies as
well. With such buildings available
, as the gymnasiums in Bend and Red-
Blond, and the Commercial club hall
in Prineville. the expense ot bring
ing in and selling up tents should be
eliminated. Other economies should
suggest themselves and other bene
fits he found that will never occur
under present arrangements.
THK K.Atil .E TO SI KKAM
IX PRINKVI1J.K THIS YEAR
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Continued from page 1
Then on July 4. the Prineville
team will meet the Manpin team, for
the final showdown of the series.
During the time that the ball game
and other sports are being conduc
ted there will be activities on tho
streets for the people who do not
care to attend these events.
Prepare now to be in Prineville
these three days and hear the eagle
scream.
Indians are coming
The Superintendent of the Warm
springs Indian Reservation has in
formed us that the Celebration there
has been called off this year and
the Indians are coming to Prineville
to attend the Celebration and take
part in the Hound-l;p. "
.... Indians To Play 1111
Arrangements were made today
with the Warmsprings Baseball team
to play ball here on the morning of
July 2nd and this will insure four
games of good baseball with purses
amounting to about $500.00 tor the
tournament.
INDICTED BY GRAND JCRY
Together with 28 other alleged
violators of the fnited States Pho
hibition law, R. E. Jones, Nettle C.
Jones and George E. London were In
dicted by the Grand Jury at Port
land Friday.
They were apprehended not very
long ago at the Jones home on the
north side of the Ochoco In the
act of making moonshine.
The stove on which the concoction
cooked was hot and so was the
can in which it was prepared. Mr.
London was seized Just as he was
leaving the back door with some ot
the completed liquor. Sheriff Combs
and Deputies Yancey and Rowell
made the arrest. All three of the of
fenders are now out on bail await
ing action by the Grand Jury.
JUXE WEDDIXG IN CHINA
It seems that America is not the
only country where June weddings
are the vogue. M. R. Elliott Satur
day received an invitation to the
wedding of Herbert Spencer Tye to
Miss Lym, which was to take place
on the second day ot June at the res-
idence of the groom. 15 Pottinger
! Street, Hong Kong, China, top floor.
Evidently in China the parents of
the groom take it upon themselves to
! issue the invitations. The one re
i ceived by Mr. Elliott is in the form
used in America, but is on one side
! in English and on the other side in
; Chinese. The invitation to the wed
! ding dinner, given at the Kung Wo
Restaurant, was likewise printed in
, both English and Chinese
! N. A. Tye, the father ot the groom,
at one time was in the merchantile
business in Prineville, where his two
children were born. The daughter
was married not long ago. He is
now in the merchantile business In
Hong Kong under the firm name of
N. A. Tye & Co.
ed a couple of weeks ago when an I
automobile ran Into the rear
wheels of the buggy in which he was
riding. He was thrown out ot the
rig. over the dashboard, the horse
kicked him In the face, breaking his
lH'se. and one of the front wheels
of the machine passed over his body.
SltVKSNrTL KISHINU HUP
Walt A. McFarland and Ernest "
Gibson returned yesterday after
noon from a fishing trip to Fast Lake ;
and wish to advise all fishermen that :
Intend to try East Lake that It would 1
he well for them to leave all small ,
hooks and lines at home if they want '
, lrttnn l,tttll U'alt MVI thai tl.i I
fish up there are all whaiea and real
fighters. He also stated that the
roads are pretty good, and it is now
possible to reach the lake from the i
East side, by the new road.
CK11SE TIMBER
VI. m. vuiuuii anil . i im'vi .
imnt VvMnu An ll'illliur fV.tAlr irh 1 a. '
ing timber purchased by Mr. Cornell i
for his lumber operations. Mr. Cor-1
nett states that he now has- some- !
where around three thousand acres I
ot timber. His recent operations
along this line make him one ot the j
foremost timber men in this part of ;
the country. His mill on Grizzly,
under the direction ot the Smith
Brothers, who formerly owned and
operated the mill, Is runiug full
blast.
R. A. Brasfield was in Prineville
Thursday on a business visit.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our apprecia
tion for the many kindnesses shown
us by friends during our late bereave
ment MRS. C. SAM SMITH
HENRY C. SMITH
MRS. L. C. MORGAN
Gold Oldnt M.-lllz,
A Chicago inventor named Brtce.
to 1NB7. was seeking a patent on
process for making gold from a mix
ture of antlirony. Iron and sulphur.
The patent office would not grant It
without proof that the Idea bad merit,
and the then secretary of the treasury
was persuaded to direct the mint bu
reau to try the thing out There must
have been something wrong about the
methods of the treasury laboratory,
rot not particle of gold or silver
was obtained.
Charles O. Christian!, who ranch
es it- down Crooked River, was in
town Friday getting the report ot
the Rye Grass Telephone Company
of which he' is Secretary-Treasurer,
ready to send off. He is almost re
covered from the injuries he recelv-
8ensatlons of Htat and Cold.
The feeling of cold or warmth It
caused by sensations In the skin and
has little sleniftVnnce as to the body
temperature. On a hot day one may
feel very hot when the body tempera
ture Is quite normal. Again at the
heelnnlttg of fever one may feel cold
a In the case of a chill. This chilly
feeling Is caused by the contrast be
tween the higher temperature of the
Internal organs and still normal tem
perature of the skin.
Our News Section
Edited at Home
GROCERIES
Our close study of the
grocery business enables us
to offer you a better as
sortment of stock at Prices
that Are Right
VEGETABLES
We handle Vegetables
of all kinds.
FRUITS
Here we have Fresh
Fruits of all kinds on hand
in season.
Give Us a Tiral.
Warblers of All Kinds.
Not taking Into account the human
beings who are sometimes referred to
as warblers, you will find that there
are many kinds of warblers. If you
had a collection of them h!1 together
they would take In about all tie colors
of the rainbow, yellow, orange, chest
nut, black, white, green, gray, brown
and other colors, with numerous
shades entering Into 'their beautiful
plumage.
Palm Trees Live Long.
Brazilian cocniiiiut palms live from
six hundred to seven hundred years,
! ard the date paltn from two hundred
' to three hundred years. On fhe Mount
1 of Olives. Jerusalem, there are olive
! trees known to huve been flourishing
! In K9.
And He Had Only One Way to Qol
There Is at the entrance of the
church of San Salvador in the Spanish
city of Oveldo a remarkable tomb,
erected by a prince named Silo, with a
curious Latin Inscription which may
he read 270 ways hy beginning with
the capital "8" in the center.
MICHEL GROCERY
COMPANY
ARTHUR 8. MICHEL
Price
Quality
SYLVAIlf O. MICHEL
Service
Lime Water Bread.
Lime Is lacking In the tropics, gen
erally speaking, and for that reason
a medical anthority urges the eating
i of breed made of lime water as a
means of supplying the necessary ele
ment to the system.
Robbed of His Support
With reference to the road mender
who fell down last week and Injured
himself an' explanation has now been
(riven. It appears that the colleague
next to him must have moved. Lon
don Punch.
Worthy Life Lives in Memory.
When the sun goes bclnw the hor
Ijtnir. he Is not set ; the heavens glow
for a full hour after his departure.
And when a great and (rood man sets
fhe sky of this world Is luminous
Iiiiik after he Is out of sltcht. Beeeher
Selfmade and Homemade.
Our observation Is that most girle
would rather go ont with a self-made
man than a home-made hat. Dallas
News.
In Case of Fainting.
One day in Rchool the teacher
asked us what we would do In case
of fainting. A pupil quickly answered:
"Throw water on yourself!"
WANTED Man and wife want Job
on ranch for summer, Address F.
K. McCutcheon, Prineville, Ore
gon.' ' 88-39p.
FOR SALE One 3 year old grade
Jersey Cow, fresh one month, in
quire of Fred T. Foster, Route 1
Box 55. 88-39p.
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PRINEVILLE
Bucking Contest
Steer Roping
Bulldogging
Fancy Roping
Steer Roping
Wild Horse Races
Relay Races
Roman Races
Running Races
Indian Races
Indian Dances
Indian Parades
And Everything to Make a Real Round-Up
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