Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921, September 02, 1920, Image 7

Crook County journal., September 02, 1920, Page Page 7, Image 7

Image provided by: Crook County Historical Society/Bowman Museum; Prineville, OR

About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1920)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.9 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Textam hsiuv, Ni;m;Miu:ii a, ioao, ' C'laVlIC Idl VTV i.s-nvae . LAKE M. IlKCHTkXL V. 8. Cimiiiilaaionrr AUornt'y.At-Law Crook County Hank llulldl'ig PKI.NEVILM.- . . OHKUO j - r t 'i in .1 , i o i mwMm-m k m w -w - -a- i f tvl " yj if S5 u Y II N ; : I I VX -- ' . ,.,., . W. It. CYRl'S Til Jrwrlrr MASONIC TKMPLB Prlnevlll., Oregon (HAH. 8. EDWARDtt Physician A Surgeon Olasse Correctly Fitted SIT Main St., Prlitevllle, Orcicnn. . 0UDAIIY JOURNAL DAILY Oe. DAILY AND SUNDAY Ac If rM AoaH gat raw paper me Wtr, bImmm Rod 41 aad w. will aoad cm ay by apodal aMav- ntliUCVIUJB DRCQ OO. v" . ...... ij.- -.' . TMK UNIVERSITY OREGON U maltilaiiifd by thoolnto in order flint tin- youuA pro pie l Oregon may rrrrlvr, wlfli.;ui -(, ilie lirnrliU a liberal education. ' Tlw University ln.riidatheCnlreef Lilaratui-, Silence- and tha Arte, tha Gradual S.kfol. lha !khul of Pnre-w-el Kducation. and lK tWroeional .Vhoola nl la. Mrdnlna al Portland!, Arthllexlura. Commerce, Juurnaliem. Hucafton and Mtielc, Hian standards of erholerehlei ara mad imesthle by an able fatuity, well lulpped lahoralnrtaa and a library of naarly 1 00,000 volumes. Supervised eltilrlUa ara afttouraard and every .Mention liven th health and waller o ilia eluuents. With a riel.hienrd aanfld.nro lalaad Ur lha rereiil a apr ! I aul.lle euanorl. lha I uUacalir la tularin aaaa aa ara al l.r.. dev. I...... and .....do. waalulMaaa. tor a c.c.l,,,. or lor any in'nrmalloa. eddraeei TMK HKt.lNTH AH I'nlvevellr al Oraftaa Kataaa. Is Your Money Supporting the Government? Al tala critical parlod la oar hltory our BHDBfactar.tr. art offartof Ihalr anllta and oar yoaag maa ara offering tbatr n.rvloe to Uo Ualtad fttat government. Would yoa Ilka to do yoar (hare aad help, by patting your Money where It wlU inpvort u,, w federal Itaaerre Bankrng SyaUm. which the sorarBBant haa eeUbllahed to ttaod back ot our eonmerea, ladaatry aad agrtcaltare? Toa can do tbla by opening aa aeeoaat with aa aa part of arery dollar oo deposited goaa dlrMtly Into the aaw ayaum. where If will alwaya be ready for yoa wkaa wanted. Member Federal Reaenre System FIRST NATIONAL BANK Prineville Machine Shop The Best Equipped Machine Shop in this part of the State. We are prepared to handle anything In our line promptly. Quality oPwork is the rery best - PRINEVILLE MACHINE SHOP E. G. Hodson, Proprietor Prinerille, - Oref on IRELAND'S City Transfer & Express Auto Delivery to all Parts of the City and Vicinity Phone me for quick service at Hugh Lakin's Red 951 , EASIEST THING IN THE WORLD CALL BLACK 303 VOR LIGHT OR H ID IVY TRUCK SRRVIOE Morse Transportation Comp'y PRINEVILLE, OREGON Last Big Block of the Canadian Pacific Reserved Farm Lands TITIfl annoum! the offprina of th. laat Mg liloek of thfl Canadian Partfle R(arTd farm tanila. Until thai blwli dlppoard of, you ottn iwcuro at low coat a farm home ia ' We.trtn Canada that will muke you rl-n and irHk-pcndpnt. The aonnuy la tdoal for mixed fartninff aa wull aa araln Krowlna. I.ntor, tha .iimo Umlt ewn ho lua-ht only from Erlvate ownera and naturally, prlcoa will be hiuher. Never again on lua North Aaiaricaa oDituenk will farm landi be ottered at iriaaa ao low, Tour Last Big Opportunity Thle 'Mock eontaina both fertile open Drairle and park land. In the Lloyd- ? in.l.r and Battleford DletrlcU of ntral Alberta and Saskatchewan, ou can buy farm lanrii on the ricb prairiwe "I m.nitoi, (whumwh and Alberta at priori avereiiins about 111 OA era. Or land in Southern Alherta nnder an Irrigation ayatem ot naialllng water from o0 an aera and up. 20 Year to Earn ant to Pay The Canadian Paeifle offer! yoa thie land under a plan of long term, eaey paytnenta that la remarkable In the hietui y oi farm In- and of the fourth year, then fifteen annual You pay d. have no payment on tin veetmente. Then you lie principal until tha ..munb lntr.t I. in Central aa katehawan.BoaoarW heeler grew the worlil'a prlte wheat. World', priieoatawaragrowa 'at Lioydminetar. .Landi Under Irrigation In Soathem Alberta, the Canadian PaeMto Railway haa developed the largest Individual Irrigation undertaking on the American : Continent, Thia dietrlet eonUlna aomo of lha Duet lanaa in lanean. an uniaiiina; aupply of water ia administered under th Canadian Government. Prleee range from 150 an acre up. on the name eaey payment termn. IttHlo lonn in improvemeute. Iwao. ty years to pay nana. No Taxes on Improvements There's a email tai on tha land ael dom more than 20c an aera for all pur Ebut there are no taxea on your lock, bulldlnga. Improvement., menta or pereonal effect.. Good maraeia. moo.rn acnooie. roana. chnrchee, amueements, make farm Hfe de aireble and attractive. Here you can achieve indepeodeQe.. No Sale Without Inveitigal i Tha Oansdlan Partne will not eell you a f nntil yoa have inspected it. You mar u antlsHed and every question answered . -r (ore taking ap your home. Invaetigation al nvited and made easy. Thl. announcement ealla attention to th. last great block of Canadian Paeifle Reserved Farm Lands. Special Rates for Homeseekers and Full Information . flpeelat rsliwas nt.s for hora.M.h.re Hwk. hH uid Httln. fi.rdl d velllM. .era... .1.1,1.. cllm.t.. aaaeruuiUM, etc. Ihiaeldley. VYrluTOWtlf OCHOCO REALTY OO. Local Agenta 43a Main Stf Prineville, Ore. far all taforeauloa aboat Osaada. aak la. J. t. Many good thing delivered in (mull packaKoa. . M'OKIIV I aet my friKi in tba breaxt of man, 1 tmr hla floHb In many a atrip; 1 dull bit purpoaa and loll bla plan, I auck Ilka a vampire at bla lip. I Mump with font of tha bitter atcal, I crunh hla aide with Iron band I'ntlitr the blow of my flat be r"t l, I bind bla brow with molten, " atrandi. I acorch bla face wltb my fetid breath, I ihattur hla nervct wltb fear and fright; I make him to wish for the bound of death, I turn hi day to the darkest night. I quench bla will wltb my flamiug eye, My long nail tear at bla blistered akin; I pinch till the bope from out him flies, And hi cheek grow hollow, hi botom thin. I harry him up when the morning wake. And I harry bira down when the night-time falls; I blight him with chill till be hake and aakei, I bumble hi soul till be down and crawl. I fill bla day with an titter glotm, t dig my claw In hi power-to-wl'.l And Juat aa bla hope are ready to bloom, I blow my breath, and I blight and kill. F. McKlnsey, In Baltimore Sun oo Do the duty which lie next to you. Live In the sunlight and help others out of fhe shadow. -oo- Ilave a great dual ot hope la the heart and wear a radiant face, oo Reach out a hand of hnlpfulnen to the (tumbling one and speak a word of cheer to the discouraged, oo The habits you form count for more than the resolutions you make, because a habit Is a living resolution. oo It Is aid that an Idler always make wretched bargain because be Hi vpg hi time and gets nothing In return tor it. oo The nerve that never relaxes, the eye that never blanche, the thought that never wanders these are the master ot Victory. Burke. oo Some men make more noise doing a day's work tan other men do In or ganising a billion-dollar trust. oo The good things In life are not banded down; they're pulled down oo A thankful apirit turna all that touchea It Into happiness William Law. Thl column I Intended a an amidol (or the blue. A LK.HT OMKIHA.V Two wadhorwomun were one day telling of the progresM made by thair vurlou lad In their choaen work "Tell me, Mrs, Casey," asked Mr. Clancy, "what' your ion John doing new?" "John' on the (tage he' a light comedian," answered Mr. Casey. "Ye don't toll me!" exclaimed Mr. Clancy, "and would ye moind telling me what a 'light comedian' la?" "Well," explained Mr Casey, "1.1 me aon'a case it this: lie plays a Dent part behind a black curtain with bia mouth to a bole, and In front I a candle, and when Alkali Al shoota at the candle John blow It out." Saturday Journal. -oo- It wa Smith first Sunday a usher In church, and be wa a bit flustered. Turning to a lady wh) entered be laid: "Thia way, madam, and I'll sew you Into a sheet." oo Little Archie Oh, pa, I swallow ed a worm! Anxloua father Taka a drink, quick, and wash It down! Aw, let blm walk. -oo- -oo- I have found 'tis good to note The blessing that U mine each day For happiness la vainly sought In lome future tar away. Amelia E. Barr. oo Cheerfulness Is always a welcome visitor, and such a health-giving one, too. Let the spirit ot good cheer dive beneath the surface, however, and show itself in much real active kindness as well as smiles and good works. Frederic W, Burry. oo Finish each day and be done with It. You have done what you could; some blunders and absurdities crept in; forget them ns soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; you shall begin it well and serenely, and with too high a Bplrit to be encumbered with your old nonsense. Emerson. oo Why do we cling to the skirts of sorrow, Why do we cloud with oare tha , brow? s. Why dct.we wait fpr a' glad to-mor row, 1 Why not gladden the precious nowt Eden is yours! Would you dwell within it? Change men's grief to a gracious smile, And thus have heaven here this min ute And not far-off in the afterwhlle. Find the soul's high place ot beauty, Not in a man-made book of creeds, But where desire enohles duty And life Is full of your kindjy deeds. ' ' ' , The bliss is yours! Would you tain begin It? Pave with love each golden mile, And thus have heaven here this min ute . And not far-or in the afterwhlle. Nixon Waterman. What is the difference between a tewing machine and a kiss? One aews seams nice; and the other seem so nice. oo "Whiskey, my friend, has killed more men than bullets." "That may be, ir, but, bejabers, I'd rather be full of whiskey than bullets. London Opinion. oo " ' THAT OLD H. C. OF L. Mary had a little lamb At lunch. A matter which We wlah to state, would Indicate That Mary's folks are rich. Kansas City Journal oo "What's the matter. Bobble?" , "Please auntie, I don't like my cake." "Well, dear, don't eat "it." "But, auntie, I have eaten it." P.oston Transcript oo "How much are your four-dollar shoes?" asked the smart one. "Two dollars a foot," replied the salesman wearily. Judge. oo ' DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS LOADED William, looking down the gun, Pulls the trigger "Just for fun." Mother says In accents pained ' William is so scatter-brained." -Tiger oo "You need more exercise, my man." "Exercise," doctor? I'm a piano lifter." "Eh! Well, hereafter lift two at a time." Boston Transcript A onng couple were occupying the porch swing later than usual one moonlight night. From a near-by window her mother inquired: "Mary what are you doing up so late?" "Looking at the beautiful moon, Mother." "Well, It's twelve o'clock. You had better send the moon home." MITCHELL FAN 'EM-ALL SEPT. 9, 10, & 11 $1,000 in Purses Bucking Contest. Bull Dogging & Roping. Racing, Relay Races. Chariot & Roman Races. Cow Girl Races. Fancy Rope Spinning. Everything to make a real Round-up Dance each night at Mitchell Hall For further particulars write Bill Ray, Manager, Prineville, Ore. To Restore Faded Ink. Whpn the ink of old rtix-nment. has faded and It In desired to restore It, fhie, mn be done by washing with any nf the oiitmtanees fhrtt blacken on mixing wltti Iron Infusion of nnrifalls ndliim-siitphldn. or aeefir ferro-pyan-Ide of polassHim. for Instnnee. Literal Truth. On a crowded transport going to France the men had to sleep where they could find room. One of them, lying on the deck, said to his huddy: "Talk shout your hardships I This Is the hardest ship I was ever on." First Daily Newspaper. The first dally newspaper In . the world Is said to have been estnhllslted by a woman. Miss Ellxaheth Mnllette In London. March. 1702. She pub lished and edited the Dally Courant. which she founded for the purpose of doing greater Justice for women. Atmoephere Above Earth' Surface. The atmosphere Is relieved to ex tend mneh more than l'K) miles abov. the earth's surface. Its density de cree sea rapidly for the first few mlkea nf aseent. then much more grad ually. From the phenomena of twl- llnht. due to refraction of light. It may be demonstrated that the air extends np to a height of 45 miles; but other phenomena, such as the behavior of meteors and the aurora, show that rare air exists at a much greater height The Thinkers of Old. In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries the greatest thinkers of th. world gave themselves op to matho matlcal and physical research. -Tree Stump Oil Valuable. An oil obtained from stumps of red pine trees haa been found to be valu able for recovering sliver from pul verized ore by the dotation process. -oo- FRACTK'AL TROOP You cannot keep a good, man down, Js told by many a tale; 'Twas proven many years ago By Jonah and the whale. ' ' - Philadelphia Ledger, oo Two students walking together ov the campus. First one spoke to a co-ed. Second Who was that? First Ida. Second Ida Who? First Ida know. Minnehaha, oo In a small Irish village the mother ot a soldier met the priest. "Sure, it's bad news I have," she said. "Put has been killed." " Oh. I am very sorry!" said tie priest. "Did you receive word from the War Department?" "No," she said. "I got word from himself.". The priest looked perplexed. Ho asked, "How is that?" "Sure," she said, "here Is bla let tor. Read for yourself." .' The letter said: "Dear Mother: I am now in the Holy Land." More Than Half the Cars in America lTse Clincher Tires sizes 80x3, 80x8 H. , SOxSH, 31x4, We think the grea t army of owners who operate these light cars should be able to purchase as g ood a tire as it is possible to manufacture. Goodyear has specialized on the construc tion of these tires. Goodyears cost no m ore than ordinary tires. . - Let ns show yon. Our Expert Tire Service will positively in crease your-mileage. There is no extra cu arge. A.L.MILLER PAULINA OREGON jnrSeVy. An amateur farmer, In one of OuV si.burbs, answered an advertisement headed "A Sure Way to Make Hens Lay." This is what he got for his. money: "Tie a stout string around ti e hen's body, place the bird on h.ir s.'de on a board and fasten the string underneath.'- It ' It is thought da s'rable, a pillow may be placed under tl-e hen's head." Transcript., Prineville Employment Office GEO. J. R1BELIX, Prop. Let us know your needs and we will endeavor to fill them. GIVE US A TRIAL Telephone Black 341 83i Main Street.