CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
THITWDAT, At'GlUT M,
CLASSIFIED ADS
POR IALB
rOR BALB Beet RlUding tou W
town, (I) oornerluf on City Park,
make an offer. Inquire at Jour
nal Office.' M.
rOR 8ALB . Whit
Clow Seed. AU ctowio. r4y
for mrtt. Inqnlre ofJori
otfiom.r t - v?1 nr
SKIP US TOUR WOOL W do
' (leasing and carding for eo fost
ers and mattre. Manafaotr
er of para wool hats. CRYSTAL
SPRINGS WOOLEN MILL. Fata
land. Oregon, mllta, 7 Umattt
U Avenne; otfloa, Ml "P1"
Building. ' - ,Mt
WANTED Cattle I will trade my
. l u A a in Lota
1-rOOBl uluuci u buw
: b,t location in PrinvUla. See say
agent, Ochoco Realty Co, Journal
Office. ot"
WANTED To buy a eafe In first
clau condition. Call Ochoco Ware
house Co. Prineville. Ore. iS'.fc
TOR SALE 700 potato sacks. W.H
aell all or in small lota. Leave or
,rs lit the Journal Office. 49tfc
' . ...-NT A Barn, one block off
;u r. afreet Barn lot with city
water. Inquire at Journal office.
WANTED Houae to rent by High
School teacher and family. Wiil
start rent at once. Addreaa C. JS.
Platts, Eugene, Ore. t
JOR SALE Six room residence In
Prineville; lot 80x140 feet. Will
take touring car In part payment
Inquire at thia office. T 47tt
LOST One Gold ETersharp Pencil.
Finder please leave at Journal of
fica and receive $2.60 reward.
47tt.
TOR SALE Three pige 11 weeks
old, call or see L. D. Claypool,
Prineville, Oregon. 49p
FOR SALE One Ford roadster.
$425.00. One Ford Roadster,
1260.00. One Ford Touring Car,
$300.00. Inquire, Inland Auto Co.
. 49.50c.
FOR SALE 1917 Maxwell Car in
first class running order. Two new
tires. If you are looking for a anap
coma to the Journal office and
come quick, as this will go In a
hurry. 5tc-
FOR SALE One 16in. P O Sulkey
Plow; one 14in P & O walking
plow; one white mare, ten years
old; one 4 ft cut Deering plow;
one three-year-old colt; one two
section harrow; one two-horse
stump puller. William Splinter.
Frineville, Ore., Phone Rural 45
50-51n
ATTORNEYS
W1LLARD H. WIRTZ District At
torney. Office Crook County Bank
Building, Prineville, Oregon. tf.
hi. R. ELLIOTT Attorney at Law
Court House St., Prineville Ore
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
PR. F. H. DAY Physician, ophthal
mologist, neuralogist Specialty
of eyes and nerves. Glasses fitted
-Hours 10 to 12 a. m. ; 2 to 5 p. m.
Evenings by appointment 510
main St. Prineville, Ore. 87tfc.
The Journal does modern printing.
DR. H. G. DAVIS Dentist. New
modern Bhop in Kamstra Build
ing. -
Howard's Soda Specials The beat
In Prineville. Adv.
ISCALE BOOKS Neatly printed
and bound. Sent 1.00 to the
j Journal and one will be mailed to
yon, postage paid. Stfc.
SCRATCH rADo Different alsat
( aad quality of paper. Just tit
j thing for your deck or pocket,
! or sal at The Journal office.
Do your eyes trouble you? Are
your glasses giving satisfaction or do
they need changing? If so, call on
tr. F. H. Day, 510 Main St., Prlne
wllle, Oregon. He Is permanently lo
te4 at that address lltfe.
BfOPJC TOU SIGN a life Ifcaur
. anea contract in any other eoss
pany examine the superior eon
tract and low premium rates of
. Oregon Life. Sea. T. L. Qnlna
. Us local agent tttfe
WANTED Clean cotton rags at the
JaaraaJ Offlaa tf
""Those having eyeTroublea or ner
vous trouble should call and see Dr.
F. H. Day, 610 Main St., Prineville.
Oregon. lltfc.
H. F. Belknap L. V. Belknap
IILKKAP BBLKVAF
Fhyatclaaa aad Sorgeoaa ;
Office IBB Eaat Third Street
FrtaeviUe, Oregow
Offlee phone ft i Realdenee l
OREGON NEWS NOTES
Of GENERAL INTEREST
V k - - V,
Principal Emts . if the Wiak
,lriefly SkftchtsJ ftp Infor
mation af Our Headers.
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Oregon steads eight In the list la
regard to paid-up membership la the
American Legion.
" Dr. O. D. Duane's SO acre cherry or
chard aear The Dalles fete year netted
him a profit of $lV0O. "
More than 2000 retail buyer are ex
pected la Portland during annual buy
ers' week, August I to 14.
Sheriff Johnson of Hood River coun
ty has asked for volunteers to assist
him in enforcing speed laws.
Indications are that the commercial
apple crop of the aiate as a whole will
be about 40 per cent of last year.
Oregon wheat exported during the
year ended June 30, 1920, amounted
to 2.8T5.SS2 bushels and flour 3,201.115
barrels.
Because It Is no tonger a necessary
orpanliation In the state. Governor 01
cott has dissolved the state council of
defense.
William Porter, 69, Instructor In
forging at the Oregon Agricultural col
lege, died Thursday at his home in
Corvallis.
The Lane county court has decided
not to build a new bridge across the
Willamette at Harrisburg tor at least
two years.
An underground crossing will be
built where the Pacifio highway
crosses the railroad two milea north
of Albany.
The Portland Railway, Light and
Power company has paid to Clacka
mas county 194,000, the first half of Its
county taxes.
The recently organized Southwest
ern Oregon Livestock association la
planning to hold an annual exposition
at Marshfield.
Members of the Oregon State Dental
association opened the first session of
their 27th annual convention Monday
mcrning In Portland.
Lightning struck and seriously dam
aged the steeple of the First Presby
terian church In Portland during a
heavy electric storm.
. Approximately 125,000 applications
for motor vehicle drivers' licenses
have been received at the offices of
the secretary of state.
At thet present rate of growth of
bank clearings in Portland It Is esti
mated that this year's total will reach
the $2,000,000,000 mark.
Three hundred dollars was appro
priated by the city council of Albany
to assist In the establishment of a
municipal swimming pool. ,
Harry Shown of Twickenham In
Wheeler county was seriously burned
while trying to start a crude oil burn
ing engine used in irrigation.
Reverend W. M. Case cf Eugene has
been elected moderator of the Oregon
synod of the Presbyterian church to
succeed L. M. Boozer of lledford. '
One hundred aliens wpre deported
from Oregon in the fiscal year ending
June SO, according to the annual re
port of the bureau of immigration.
Hereafter marriage will not be a
bar to election to position as teacher
in the Portland public schools, accord
ing to policy established by the school
board. rS3E2saHKr
The state board of control now has
in transit to the Robert Andrews com
pany of New York a carload of flax
fiber and tow for which the state re
ceives $11,621.50. 3Z3!r3?
The boys' and girls' Industrial clubs
of Shedd, among which Is Included the
largest boys' Jersey calf club In the
world, will hold their annual industrial
fair on September 10. --.-
On the ground that the city of Wood
burn has exceeded its limit of indebt
edness, A. C. Simmons has brought
suit to restrain the city from under
taking certain improvements.
The city of Roseburg has received
legal advice that bonds recently au
thorized by a special election for the
sum of $7000 for an aviation field out
sid the city limits are invalid.
Salem Cherrians have accepted the
proposal of A. H. Lea, secretary of
the state fair board, that the Cherri
ans make Tuesday, September 28, of
stat fair week, a special booster day.
Exports from the Portland district
during the year ended June 30, 1920,
were valued at $40,388,320, while the
exports from the Astoria district for
tit same period were valued at ap
proximately $7,00000.
With the har. est of one of th larg
est cherry crops in the history of the
state In full blast the fruit, rain-split,
is a drug on the market and hard to
move at any p. ice, according to re
ports coming from Willamette valley
point. ' "
Representing practically every line
of business in Portland, a petition bear
ing th names of more than 300 men
and women urging Mayor George L.
Baker to announce himself a candidate
(or re-election, was presented to the
Llna county la facing a serious short
age of teachers, according to Mr.
Ida Camming, county school super
intendent who ay that of th 275
teaanere needed, oaly five have thus
far returned signed contract. -
Professor C. It. Hale, former Port
lander and native Oregoalaa, has keen
elected by University of Oregon as
ecutlvee to act a the. new dean of
th law school, taking th place of
Deaa R. H. Hope. who. ha resigned.
Funds appropriated for th adminis
tration of the provisions of the sol
dier' educational aid act an available
oaly te ei-eervlc men deelrtag to At
tend aa Oregon school, according .to
aa opinion of Attorney General Brown.
Undivided opposition te any move
toward the sanctioning of professional
boxing in Albany by the munclpal
authorities has been presented by the
churches of the ctty. In which can
vass of the congregations waa made.
Recent action by the Port of As
toria authorities in reducing ratea for
handling and storing grain In the grain
elevators of that pert to one-halt the
rates In Portland and Seattle, may re
sult in a rate-cutting war between the
three cities.
The county court sold ths old Wasco
county courthouse at Th Dallea to
Friendship lodge. No. 9. Knights of
Pyrhias, for $12,750. The lodge will
remodel it one of the oldest bulldtnga
In the city Into a beautiful lodgeroom
and Pythian heme. ,
In order to guard against the pos
sible Invasion of Columbia river ports
by the bubonic plague, which has be
come a serious menace at several porta
In the United States, strict regulations
of shipping were put luto force both in
Astoria snd Portland.
Pendleton, Hermlston snd Stanfield
will co-operate In entertaining and
showing the 20 members of the house
of representatives waya and means
committee irrigation and drainage pro
jects and the needa of Umatilla coun
ty on their visit July It.
The office of county superintendent
of schools, of Clackamas county, made
vacant by the resignation of J. E. Cal
avan, waa filled by the county court,
with the appointment of Brenton Ved
der, who for the past six year ha
been county school supervisor.
Because it offered to give par and
interest accrued at th time ot de
livery, the First Savings bank of Al
bany waa awarded the contract to
buy $75,000 worth of the $600,000 per
manent Linn county road bond au
thorised by the people in June, 1919.
Fire losses In Oregon for the month
of June, not including the city of
Portland, totaled $258,725, according to
a report prepared by A. C. Barber,
state fire marshal. The fires number
ed thirty-two, the most disastrous oc
curtnft at Whitney, with a loss of $65,
000. A. M. Cannon, formerly cf the Port
land schools, who has arrived In Hoed
River to assume his duties as superin
tendent of city schools, has announced
that B. H. Conkle, who for the past
few years has been principal of the
Enterprise high school, has been ap
pointed principal of the Hoed River
school.
Approximately 250,000 gallon of
Texas gasoline will be brought Into
Oregon this week in at attempt to
relieve the shortage existing In Port
land and the Wlllamett valley, ac
cording to arrangements made by the
Dealers' Motor Car Association of Or
gon and the Southern Pacific Railway
Organization of ths republican state
central committee was effected Satur
day In Portland with the re-election
of Thomas H. Tongue of Hillsboro as
chairman. Under the direction of the
stat committee, Chairman Tongue
waa authorized to appoint an execu
tive committee of 21 members, 11 of
whom shall he members of the state
committee, and ten women. This ex
ecutive committee will seleot a treasur
er, secretary and publicity manager.
During the fiscal year ending June
$0, 1920, a total of 21,87$ industrial
accidents were reported to the state
industrial accident commission, ac
cording to a statement Just issued by
the claim department of that ccmmls
slon. Of that number 157 were fatal
acoldenta. The monthly average for
the year was 1768.41 non-fatal acci
dents and 18.8 fatal accidents. The
report show that during ths yar the
commission disposed' of 1479 claims
more than the total numbered receiv
ed, this making an average monthly
gain of 123.26 claims.
Persons under 16 years of age who
attempt to drive a motor vehicle in
Oregon, are doing so In violation of
th provisions ot th recently enacted
motor vehicle drivers' license law and
are aabject to arrest and fine, accord
ing to a statement Issued by Secre
tary of Slate Kozer. Although the
enforcement of the law has been sus
pended temporarily, pending the is
suance ot licenses to (bos who have
filed their applications, the law speci
fically prohibit the operation of motor
vehicles by persons under If year of
age, license or no license, and there 1
no excuse for the violation of thia
section of the act, Kozer explains.
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UNi
VERSITY
OREGON
! malatataed by the elate
la rVr that the yoeag pee
pie el Orefms nay receive,
wltkeat real. the benefit el
a liberal education." '
TH UnlMnliy trcluJiiWCotlft
liwratur. ScteM tsd IK Art. itw
Gradual Vkool. ika School of Para
Mi EomatkM, mn4 K roM tonal
VaoolaofUw. MiclMat Portland!,
ArcMlacturo. Commote. Journallam.
Education and Muak.
Hih atandnrda of arkoUrinl ara
mad aoaalbl fc anabl fatuity, wll
equipped laboratcrwa and a library of
iwarlir 100.000 volumea.
Sitparvtaed atblelka ar ncourard
and every atlrnltnn given tK health
and wellar ol th atudv-nta.
With helaklened onlldi
ilnd by tb reN aprnnlnii
ml public awpport. lb t'Mleralty
la
i ol
lard dev.lopM.nl mm tl.ad.d
H.filnn..
F'r a catalogu or for any Infurmation,
edjrt
TH K NK,ISTH.H
rnivvraitv ot lraoo
tKngene. Oreauit
HOW AN V GIRL CAN
HAVK PRETTY F.YKS
No girl or woman I pretty If her
eyes are red. (trained or have dark
rlrgs. Simple wltchhaiel, camphor
hydrastis. etc., a mixed In Lavop
tlk eye wash, will brighten th eye
and a week' use will surprise you
with Its QUICK result. Regular
use ot Lavoptlk keep th eye heal
thy, sparkling and vivacious. The
changa wilt please you. Dainty al
uminum eye cup Pre. Prineville
Dtug Company.
Te Clean Furniture.
If. Inxtfstl of aplrltn of camphor,
camphorated oil he u.aed In cleaning
furniture. It will not only remove the
white stains hut restore the polish.
Papyrus Dated tlOO B. C.
A papyrus on geometry dated 1100
B. C. has been prem-rved from ancient
Egypt.
NOTICB OF MERINO OF
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Notfe Is hereby flees that aa Monday, the
Uth day of September, IKS, tb gggse being
the second moo day la September, tb board
ot Equal laatioa will attend at the Court Rode
in Prlnerllla, Crook County. Oregon, and pb
llrly examine tb aaaaaament roll, aad ea
rcct all (1101 la valuation, tUorbyttaaa aad
QuaJltia of land. Iota and other property
aaaeaaed by th ammor. and It la th duty
of all peraons In tare ted to appear at tba Urn
and plac appointed aa pro Titled by law.
Date of ftrat publication. Aural IMS, WX
Data of laat publication, September 9th,
11-20
8. A. FOSTER,
THINK what Oregon industries
mean til YOU how they
affect your job or business. Isn't
it true that every man, worm n and
child in the state has been directly
1 1
ll
m darnV a.
V . fn yj
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' 11 ' 1 ' mer amaAaanhmnaaaaV ' n .-- -
To Wbob It May Coeeara
Notlr Is hereby give by th anderaUroed,
thai from and attar th flftt day of Bent
her. IMS, th ran 11 will b lacreaaed ti.0
Per atonlb aa ad kulldlnga belonilni b th
under laaad sow wdr I aa, aad the ernr
arcupylne aatd halWInga will tab aotle that
the rnuat pajr Inweaaed rental or teoat
tb building hefon aakt data, v , ,
All pagans sew aata Ut preabas ml lb
andaralatwd tor th' ptlrpo af filing wood,
ar atorln any property ara aotlfted that the
ot saga to a ua th previa, . r par
11.00 par aaanth 'vealal thereior. , , ,
Dated thai Mb day ot Auruat, ISIS.
" " " """ gARAH gNODKRLY,
, Ouardlaa of tlx guard tanahlp of Ouy Snod
dirly, a minor, la-top.
NOTICE rO Pt BLICATION i
DapartaeMt of h Interior, U. g. Land o.
flea, at The Dallea, Oesoa, Aasaat 4, IN
Hot tea Is hereby glen that
CHARM I. ADAMS
af rrineellte. Oregon, who, on March t,
ttO. mail Additional Hoouatead Entry, Na.
email, for WV, Section 10. Townahla IV
South. Rang 11-Kaat. Wlllamett Meridian,
ha filed aotlc af intention to make final
Hire year Proof, to aatabllib claim a Urn
land above dear rl bed. before Lak M. rWht.lt,
V 8. Commlalonr, at Prineville, Oregon,
on th ISth day af September IvM.
Claimant name a wttneaae.
Stephen W. Yancey, John R. Bra. Max
Ion F. Carter, Henry Hudaon, all of Trlmc
villa, Oregon.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK.
O-Me. Rmlater. ,
02IIHM)
NOTICE FOR Prm.ICATION
The Dallas, Oregon, August 'J,
1920.
Nolle Is hereby given that lh
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY
whose post office address Is St. Paul,
Minnesota, has this 2nd day ot Aug
ust 1920 filed In this off le It appli
cation to select uiidor the provisions
ot the act of Congrxss, approved July
1. 1898 (SO Stat. 597, 620.) tht
North Half of the Northeast Quarter,
the South Half ot the Northeaat
Quarter, the Northeast Quarter of
the Northwest Quarter, the South
east Quarter of the Northwest Quar
ter, the East Half of the Southwest
Quarter, the North Halt of the South
east Quarter, and the South Halt ot
the Southeast Quarter, of Section
fourteen. In Township fifteen Sooth,
of Range nineteen Eaat ot the Wil
lamette Principal Meridian, contain
ing four hundred eighty acre, more
or lea;
Any and all parson claiming ad
versely the lands described, or desir
ing to object because of th Mineral
character of the land, or any other
reason, to the disposal to applicant,
should file their affidavit of pro
test In this office, on or before the
13rd day of September, 1920.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK,
4 8-6 2c. . Rtglstor.
NOTICB OF SHERIFF'S SALE
Br vtrtaa of aa asamttoa doty leaned by
th eiera of the rlrcaH aoort of tb eounty
; of Crook, atate of Oragoa. dated thai 1Mb day
. of July, 1st la a tartala or llel In 'h circuit
) reart for tba raid county and atat. w hernia
Thome F. Bnrrla, a plaintiff, recovered
Jvdsnaant ssalaat Wlilard Cotolfa and Ultk
Colpltta, aafaadaata, for th sua at Nina
Hundred Karbtr-euibt Dollar!, together with
On Hundred dollars attorney feat and tb
farther of Fifteen and a hundredth
dollars coat and ace rn lag om. Not lot I
hereby gtvea that 1 will oa Retard iy th Slat
dav af AnewH, ISM at tb aorta front door
of tba aonrt bona la Prtaeetll la said
county, at U 'cloek I th toraauun af mid
day sail at pool I auction to tba kurhmt bid
der for aaeh, all tb right aad till that tb
or indirectly benefited by the in
dustrial growth of Oregon?
Oregon is rapidly becoming one of the greatest manufacturing
states of the west. 'The Cist-wide and national fame of her
products grows daily.
Every dollar spent for home products increases just that much
the development of the state adds just that much to the pres
tige of "Oregon Made.'
Your loyal support plus the enterprise of Oregon manufact
urers equals PROSPERITY. It's as sinnlc as 2 2 s 4.
BUY OREGON PRODUCTS
Associated Industries of Oregon
Iwanr Hi "av-r.Vldnil VW ajagt -.J-S.ll jgw-jaj - i i,
nor n
We handle Maz
da Lamps of all
kind j and sizes
.VI' 1 :tr- I fit
Des Chutes
Power
Company
Prineville, Ore.
tore named defendant, ar lay af them kava,
ar bad at date of said iadcmenl la la follow.
In described property, la-wit
Th eaat half of th anwthweat aaarter af
eertloa two, th northwest awarbre af th
northern! auerter, the north halt af tb aorta
weat quarter and tba goathweat eaartat af tb
northwaat of Section eleven, aad th east salt
of th nortbeaat quarter af SaoUon tan, all la
Townahip dghteeo. South af Ranee twaalr
fire. Eaat of to Wlllamett Meridian, Ore
gon. JOHN COMB,
Sharttf
Dated at Prineville. Oregon. July 1Mb. It;.
By R. U JORDAN, Deputy.
tf.fS.
NOTICT TO CREDITORS) .
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been by th County
Court of Crook County, Oregon, duly
appointed executrix of th astat ot
Henry W. Carlln, deceased; and all
persons having claims against aald
estate ara hereby required to present
th same duly verified, to 'said exe
cutrix, at the law office of 11. I.
Brink, In Prineville, Oregon, within
six months from the date ot the first
publication of this notlc.
Dated and Published th first tlm
this 12nd day ot July, 1920.
MART B. CARLIN,
Executrix ot th Estate ot Henry
Carlln, deceased. 4 t-lla.
rfil:;
mayor.
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