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PRINEVILLE - - - OREGON
Powell Butte j
News j
Powell Hull. Sorotls club met at
Community hall, Wednesday, Oct.
27lh, will) Mr, Hunt Busaotl as hos
tess. This being the day for elec
tion of olllcers, the following wore
chosen tor the Mowing term: Mlal
Mabel Allen, president; Mrs. Ross
Uusselt, vice president; Mrs. A. N.
Hume, secretary; Mrs. Arthur Wurz
welter, treasurer. A fine supper
was served by the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. Sue Wllcoxen. Special
guests for the afternoon were: Mrs.
Alma Hall and Mrs, Bus Wllcoxen of
Kodtnoiid, and Miss Allen of Powell
Butte. '
Mrs. Arthur Mllner entertained
the pupils of her school with a Hal
lowe'ea party at her borne Saturday
night. Games were played and a
fine luncheon was served. They say
we always have a good time when
teacher entertains."
K. C. Charlton and Jack Meyer at
tended the Legion dance Friday
nlKht.
HORN October 28lh, to Mr. and
Mrs. Charley Johnson (Elba Lin
qulat) of AlfiilfH, a son.
This is the first grandchild tor Mr.
and Mrs. Curl Llndqulat of Powell
Ilutte. Congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Milliter at
tended the Legion dunce in Prlno
ville, Friday night.
Ike Mills of Paulina loaded a
truck with potatoes from the George
C. Truesdale ranch lust week. Mr.
Mills makes a practice of buying po
tatoes from this section. He knows
where the good potatoes grow.
: Ike Mills of Paulina visited with
, his daughter Mrs. Arthur Wurzweil-
er and family last week.
Ralph Jordan visited e' Cart
Charlton last week.
Mrs. Dave Steel Is to be quite Im
proved In health and will soon be
moved to her borne from Prinevllle,
where she bus been receiving medi
cal attention.
Mr. Ilagar lost valuable cow,
from bloat, last week.
Mr. snd Mrs. Charles Parrlsh were
business visitors In Prinevllle Sat
urday. Oeorge Wells was seen In Prine
vllle Saturday.
The Ladles' Aid of the Powell
Ilutte M. K. Church served lunch
and dinner at Comuuity hall on elec
tion day,
Orwan Rlggs, the young nephew
of J. A. Rlggs, who has been spend
ing the summer with his uncle on
the ranch here, has gone to Lebanon
where he will join his father.
E. Schmidt, who lives in the Luc
ky neighborhood will be In the Pow
ell Hutte section with a woodsaw,
about the middle of November.
Mrs. Johnnie Luckey's school pu
pils gave her a Hallowe'en party
The school house was artistically de
corated with autumn leaves and Jack
o'lanterns. The children and young
people were dreaxed In fancy and
fantatlc costumes. Among them
we noticed Fred Huston, dressed as
a young lady, wearing a dress made
and worn by bis mother when she
was a young lady. It wus made full
skirt with ruffles and frills. Gumcs
were played. After which a lun
cheon consisting of pumpkin pie.
doughnuts and cookies and coffee
whs served.
George liecknmn will be obliged
to go to Portland Immediately to
consult an eye specialist as he tears
totHl blindness it he does not soon
get relief.
The Harvest Ball to be held at
Community Hall November S will be
an enjoyable affair, with good music
and chicken pie 'eats'. What more
can you askT
Mrs. George Shobert of Prinevllle
Is visiting with ber mother, Mrs
Brown, at the E. A. Bussett ranch.
Mrs. Brown expects to go soon to
Portland for medical treatment.
Joe Shearer is nursing a broken
collar bone, the. result of tall
from a hay wagon while helping G
Beckman haul hay. Dr. Horsch wet
called and reduced the fracture ani
Joe hopes soon to be all right
California Land Bill Appears Law.
Sun Fruncixco. Returns appear to
Indicate that the ami alien land amend
ment, which has been the subject of
liplomatie exchanges between the
?iate department and Tokio, ha eajt
rled.
Harding Victor In New York City. ,
New York. New York city, com
plete, gave Harding 785,776, Cox 345,
535. Debs 131.856. In the gubernat
orial race, New York city completes
Smith, 709,746; Miller, 690.135.
Republicans Win In Delaware.
Wilmington, Del. The Republicans
apparently will curry the national and
slate tickets in Delaware by plural
ities ranging from 3000 to 5000.
Harding Carries Roosevelt's Town.
Hyde Park, N. Y. Senator Harding
carried Hyde Park, the home town of
Franklin D. Roonevelt, Democratic
vice presidential nominee, by 86 votes.
Mississippi Democrstio.
Jackson, Miss. Democratic majori
ties In Mississippi were about the
same proportionately as those of pre
vious presidential years.
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THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 5 AND 6
HARDING IN THE
LEAD IN OREGON
Returns Indicate Race Between
Chamberlain and Stan
field Is Close.
Portland, Or. Hfturns from Tues
day's election Indicated concluiiively
that Relator V.i; had carried Ore
gon by a vote of nearly 2 to 1 over
Governor Cox. In Multnomah county.
Harding's majority over Cox was not
quite as large as the majorities In the
uphtate counties.
While In Multnomah county Harding
had nearly 2 to 1 over his opponent, in
the upstate counties be bad better
than 2 to 1. '
The returns Indicated close con
test for United States senator between
Robert, N. Staufleld and George E.
Chamberlain.
Hart Leads In Pierce County.
Taroma, Wash. Early returns from
Pierce county gave Governor Hart a
big lead over Robert Bridges and
Judge Black. Senator Harding led in
the same ratio against Governor Cox.
' Senator Jones overwhelmed George F.
Cotterltl In the senatorial race.
Albert Johnson had a great lead la
early returns over George T. Fish
burne and Homer Thone for congress.
The whole Republican ticket ran far
alu-ail of the Democratic and Farmar
La,.or candidates in the field.
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THE PLAN
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iin the regular price for any Item advertised for our tale end we will
you another of the same kind for ONE CENT.
THE PURPOSE
Tli In sale was developed by the United Drug Company as an advertising
plan. The Company sacrifices Its profits in order to get a larger distri
bution of Its meritorious products, and you get the benefits. Take ad-
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R. N. 8TANFIELD
Republican probably elected United
States Senator from Oregon
Apparently about 75 per cent of the
registered vote of the state was cast
On that basis Oregon polled upwards
of 238,000 votes i'or the republican and
democratic tickets. Harding's major
ity over Cox may go as high as 50,-000.
The anti-vaccination bill has gone
down to defeat and the oleomargarine
hill has been defeated by a ratio of
mors than 2 to 1. The compulsory
voting measure has also been rejected
by the people by 2 to 1, as has the
state market commission bllL
Single tax hal met the decided
rejection by the people. The measure
has been swamped by more than a
two to-one vote on the early returns,
and this lead has been maintained
with the additional returns from In
complete precincts.
, Although the people rejected, ap
parently, the divided session of the
legislature, they have stamped with
approval the measure which extends
the legislative session from 40 to 60
days. The lead In favor of this meas
ure is suoh that it is improbable that
later returns will upset the verdict
Terrebonne
(Vfn NEWS NOT EH jgj
The entertainment and pie soclrl
given here resulted In a net pro
fit of 46. The program was a suc
cess and credit to both teachers
and pupils.
Frank Nichols was working at
mill In Portland, and had the mis
fortune to come in contact with the
saw and nearly lost his arm. lie 1
at the Good Samaritan hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Sharp and Mr. and
Mrs. Cadanean went to'Tumalo Sun
day. John Mead and wife returned from
Hood River, Sunday.
Charles Foster, who several yean
ago lived on Crooked river, but
now lives in Idaho, and who has
been very 111, is reported better.
Miss Breenes, the county nurse,
came out for the social and remain
ed over Sunday as the guest of Mrs.
Gertrude Whitles.
Mrs. Van Tassell mother of M
Van Tassell. has returned home af
ter an all-summer visit In Michigan.
' C. Jaur Jenson and wife went to
Portland to spend the winter.
J. P. Coyle of the Drnamite Co.,
went to Portland Sunday.
Mr. r. Alderdyce went to Opal
City Monday to haul his wheat to
Culver, as the warehouse at 'Opal
City was full.
Mrs. T. Alderdyce went to Bead
Saturday to visit with Mrs. Jessie
Bergen of Portland, who is at the
bedside of her father, Mr. Perrine,
who has been ill with appendicitis.
STEAK
Have you tried one of our steaks. It
is our especial pride to give you a steak
that is so tender it will fairly melt in
your mouth. Or krone today and if
you don't say it is the best steak you ever
had we will be greatly disappointed.
l! New Meat Market
X F. T. Cox, Prop.
Next Door to Post Office
HARDING SWEEPS ILLINOIS
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Small for Governor and McKlnley for
! Senator Far Ahead.
; Chicago. Senator Harding was lead
ing Governor Cox nearly 3 to 1 in
Illinois on the face of returns. In the
gubernatorial contest Len Small, Re
publican, who had the support of
Mayor Thompson of Chicago, was
leading former Senator James Ham
ilton Lewis, Democrat, less than t to
1, while William B. McKinley, Repub
lican candidate for senator, had better
than a 2 to 1 lead over Peter Waller,
Democrat,
Harding Sweeps Multnomah County.
. Portland, Or. Returna point to
Harding sweeping Multnomah county
by a tremendous majority. The sena
torial contest In Multnomah county is
close. In many precincts Chamberlain
and Stanfield are running neck and
neck, while in other precincts the
Democratic nominee and the Repub
lican candidate have a slight lead. It
Is apparent that McArthur hat won
over his Democratic opponent, Love
joy, although there are precincts in
which Dr. Lovejoy Is leading.
Montana Joina Republican Landslide.
Helena, Mont The lead taken by
Republican candidates for president,
governor and congress in Montana on
early returns was maintained as more
complete reports were received from
the state. Former Senator J. M. Dixon,
Republican nominee for governor, was
nearly 20,000 votes ahead of B. K.
Wheeler, his Democratic opponent
Portland Mayor Re Elected.
Portland, Or. Mayor Baker, bits
been re-elected on first-choice votes,
judging from tlhe Incomplete returns.
Hla lead over all other opponents on
first choice Is 612 votes'. City Com
missioners Mann and Barbur have also
been re-elected,
Harding Carries Home Precinct.
Marion, O. Senator Harding's home
precinct gave Harding, 373; Cox, 76.
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. Whole Animals, Rugs, Robes, Birds and
Fish, Game Heads and Ladies' and Child
ren's Furs. Take your trophy to
Prof. E. N. Mallery
Taxidermist and Furrier
i 211 Greenwood Ave. BEND, OREGON
Cornett Stage Co.
Stages leave Prineville and Paulina Daily
- ' except Sunday f ,'
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