CROOK COCHTT JOITWAL
tHIRADAY.' DIM EMBER. B, ttS.
Mrs. t E- Thomas of Madras was
la Prinevilse last Monday.
Mm. M. R. Biggs visited with
friend In Bend last Tuesday.
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Tbe evening bridge club met tan
week with Mrs. George Euston.
Ton Miller and wife speat tbe da;
la tows from Post last Friday.
Mrs, Frances Clark and son. Rex
pent several days in Prtnevilhe
last of tb week. -
, Mr. and Mrs. C O. Gamer cam
down from Saplee Saturday for a
abort visit In town.
Mrs. B. P. Jobnsoa and Miss Den
se! Johnson spent Taeadar Bead
O a shopping trip. . '
. J J T. Hardy was In town Tuesday
making his regular omriar visit oa
railroad basines.
Dr. R E. Nvel left last Friday for
visit In Pennsylvania.' He will be
(one several weeks. , -
Mr. and Mr. L. M. MtHer of Red
mond were guests at the J. E. Myer
kome Thanksgiving day.
Homer Grow, who has been t tail
ing his consin. Mrs. Phila Hall, left
Monday night for the Valley.
The ladles of the Presbyterian
church will giTe a cooked food sale
t the Tri-State next Saturday.
:i
i 0. A. Kit-hol Western Bond A
Mortgage sua. has been la town sev
eral dart on company business.
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' Tom Moer came down from bis
McKay homestead Friday, and left
for a visit with his sister. Mrs. Jory.
of Maupin.
, Miss Bemiee Grant came over from
Career on Thanksgiving day to spend
the rest of the week with her sister,
Mrs. James Cram. Jr.
' Miss Iaes Fullerton irrired yester
day morning from her home In the
Sisters country. She expects to lo
cate here for the winter.
Lucius Babeock was in town last
week, with his bride, on their hon
eymoon, visiting with his brother, S.
W. Babeock. Mr. Babeock lives at
Astoria.
An eight-pound boy was bora to
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller In this city
last Friday morning.
Arthur Wartweller last week par
chased a Stadebaker ear from Mil
lard Elkins. and N. B. Roller became
the owner of a new Essex, also par
chased from the Elkins sganry.
Leland Casey waa in town last
week for the dance. He has been
riding after cattle on the Deschutes
Mabel Hasgeberg spent Thanks
giving at her home near Gateway.
Mr. and Mr. Henry Howard ex
pect to leave Sunday by auto for
California. Mr. Howard will re
main three weeks, and Mr. Howard
plans to perhaps visit there antil
January.
George Pearce, Pearl Osborne and
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Gabriel of
Madras attended the dance her last
Thursday evening, on their way
home from the Redmond-Madras
football game at Redmond.
Mrs. Ted Carlson" ana Mr. Chaa.
Elkins entertained at bridge yester
day tor Mrs. Susie Jones, wbo is vis
iting la the city. Mrs. Jones was al
so the guest of honor at a bridge
party at the home of Mrs. O. M. Clif
ton on Saturday.
The basket social and dance at
Paulina netted $300.0. which will
be awed la paying for and otherwise
fixing np the Paulina hall. Prine-
ville people who plaaned to attend
the dance were unable to make the
trip on account of the bad roads.
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Jack Tiehenor was hart quit bad
ly yesterday while working on the
new highway bridge on the Crooked
River road below the Cram ranch.
He fell from the frame and struck
on his side across a two by eight.
twelve feet below. His injuries are
not considered serious, though he
will probably be confined to his bed
at hi home la Prtneville for about
two week.
H. R. Buckaer of Grass Valley is
la towa oa a business trip.
Paul C. Garrison la leaving tonight
for Spokane, oa a business trip.
Mr. and Mr. C. W. Woodruff are
moving into the Presbyterian manse.
J. B. Sparks returned Tuesday
from a trip to Portland aad Condon.
Mr. and Mr. Barrett will move la.
to their new home la East Priaeville,
this week.
Tbe carnation Club meets next
Wednesday at the Maaoalc rooms
with the two Mrs. Garrisons aa host'
AT THE IKK
U. R. Wilson.
Power company.
scute indigestion
First street.
the DeeChute
suite ill with
his horn on
H. D. Scudder, professor of agro-
omy of O. A. C. has been la towa the
past week, oa buaineea eoanected
with the college work.
W. H.. Bayley was la towa Tues
day shaking hsnds with old friends
Mr. Barely was formerly C. 8. Com
missioner for Crook county, and t
now located at Tumalo.
Mrs. A. J. Crooks of Hillsdale re
newed her subscription to the Jour
nal today. She writes that she "cer
tainly cannot do without the Crook
County Journal.'
James Street arrived the first of
the week to be with his wife, who
has been 111. His daughter. Mrs. T.
A. Turner, arrived yesterday from
La Grande to spend the winter with
her mother.
One of the biggest Thanksgiving
reunion dinner la Prinevill last
Thursday was given by Mrs. J. H-
Windona at her home, all of her
children aad grandchildren being
present. The menu was complete,
from turkey to pie, and the dining
room was beautifully decorated for
the gala occasion with Thanksgiving
colors. The grandchildren bad a
table of their own, with kewples for
favors. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. Harris and Children of
Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Windom
and children Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Windom and daughter, and Mr. and
Mrs. Burson Cat of Culver, Myrom
Leech, Mrs. Emma McMeen. and the
hostess snd her daughter.
A BIO APPLJi FEED
G. W. Wells of Powell Butt treat
ed the Journal force with Delicious
apple last week. The apples.
which are of the most exclusive and
expevstte variety grown la the waet.
were, raised by Mr. Wells' brother.
A. Z. Wells, of Wenatchee Wash. A
year ago, the latter supplied the San
ta Fe railroad system with It car
loads of these apple, all that were
ased oa that line. The apple ran
72 to a box, which show their ex
treme sixe. as ordinary packed ap
ple asually run from 100 to 144
box. The eight apple presented to
the Journal force just fitted a large
shoe box.
The Joeraal doe modera ariaUag
ea short notice.
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' KOTICK OP Pl.VAL SETTLEMENT '
Notice H tons girrm that ta aamiafd
has nlco tor Final Areoant aa Administra
trix of tto attsl of Elnsrr Clark, dartaard.
vita tto Clark of tto County Coart of Crook
Carats. Orreoa. ana that said court ass art
Fndar. tto Slat as? of Daeaatwr. IKrt, as
tto tune for bra riot said Pinal Aonmat and
anr aejeetiom that mar to aud ttorrto.
aad for mtimg tack order aa mar to proper
in the pmaiaea. baud and paMiahed first
time as order of laid court this 2nd day cf
December. IMS.
FRANCES CLARK,
Administratrix af tto estate of
lie Elmer Clsrs,
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Trailed By Three
This has proven a very popular story from
start to finish and the closing must be seen
to account for all of the tangle that hav
gone before In previous numbers.
PATHE NEWS. S-REEL DRAMA.
TOPICS OF THE DAT aad a k
ROARING COMEDT fills oat ,
wonderful alght for lb movi fans,
' " hati-rdat" '
See EMMA DINN as "ANGT"
starring la the Metro producUoa
Old Udy 31
- I From Rachel Crother's rainbow comedy )
and you will understand why this play broke
all records for long runs oa the stag.
SCREEN MAGAZINE aad COMEDT
Hl'XDAT
BEBE DANIELS la
You Never Can Tell
She wanted to be bad She decided
to gala wealth at any cost "Ton
never can tell," doa't miss It
RAINBOW COMEDT
MONDAY sail TCKMIAT
LouS B. Mayer presents
ANITA STEWART
Fighting Shepherdess
The man-flghllng girl who Is the brc4a ff
cne of the greatest woman's books la jears, .
Tb story of Kate Preatire, scorned withy ;
a aexleas hatred by. men who "win at any .
price." laid la the beautiful 'vistas of the..
Western sbeep and cat lie lead. Tense, crip- .
pins orauia. witp a weans or intiuvDI
umor. i '
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; Daddy .Long Legs
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TRIBUTE TO EMMA DUNJf
A rare and significant tribute to
Emma Dunn's art was the comment
of Heywood Broun, dramatic critic
of tbe New York Tribune, In his re
view of "Old Udy Jl" while It ran
at the Comedy Theater, New York,
in 1916. Mr. Broun said:
"This admirable actress can say
much more with the droop of her
shoulders and more with the flexing
of her hands."
Mias Dunn Is the star of Metro's
pictarlzatron of tbe play by Rachel
Crothers. Lyric, Saturday Admis
sion 20 and 40 cents.
WHAT IS $SO TO YOU?
Rowena was bitterly unhappy.
Her folks bad just been dispossed
from their humble tenement because
they could not pay the rent fifty
dollars a month. An In the fash
ionable hotel where Rowena worked
as a check-room girl, she saw peoplo
pay fifty dollars for on little dinner
party. A fifty dollar bill meant so
little to these Idle rich so much to
tbe poor Jones family. What does
fifty dollars mean to you? Much or
little.? Whether you are dich or
poor you will enjoy seeing Bebe Dan
iels in this fascinating comedy, "You
Never Can Tell," coming to the Lyric
on Sunday.
FAMOUS AUTHOR TURNS
TO SCENARIO WRITING
Frank M. Dazy has added another
feather to his cap In wrltln the con
tinuity for "The Fighting Shepherd
ess," starring Anita Stewart to be
shown at the Lyrlo Theatre, next
Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Dazey
was called to the Louis B. Mayer
studio in Las Angeles to write the
continuity for "In Old Kentucky," a
previous Stewart picture released by
First National. He went with Miss
Stewart to the southern California
sheep-raising country tor filming
scenes In "Tbe Fighting Sbcperdesa.
IX XJ AND APPLE JACK ,
IN "DADDY LONG l.KGH."
One of the bits which will delight
all In "Daddy Long Legs " the Msry
Pickford company picture featuring
the famous little star, la the per
formance of a dog who drlngi part
of a Jug of apple jack. Audience
at the Lyric, whore this picture wlH
be seen Frldayt December 10th, will
see a new type of humor In the an
tics of this animal which give first
rate imitation of a tippler trying t
make his way borne after a too liber
al imbibition. .
The pipe organ for the Lyric Is ex
pected to arrive about the 16th o
this month. It Is a much larger In
strument than was expected, costing
H.600.00
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Charter No. 188
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE CROOK COUNTY BANK .
at Prineville, In tb State of Oregon, . ,
at tbe close of business November 16th, 1920.
''4
RESOURCES
Loans snd discounts .'......... $121,600.41
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 1710.63,
Bonds and warrants......... $88,728.(0
Stocks, securities judgments, etc .. $8,114.60
Banking bouse....... $18,868.26
Furniture and fixtures.. ,......3,000.00
Other real estate owned $9,678,34
Due from approved reserve banks..........! 21, 174. (8
Checks and other cash items $1,066.(1
Exchange for clearing house. ............ .....II 003.35
Cash on Hand $14,976.48
LIABILITIES 3,
Capital stock paid in...... $96,000.00
Surplus fund...............'. $14,000. OA '
Undivided psoflts, : s
less expenses and taxes Paid..........$28,406.06
Due to bank and bankers.... $10,0(9.36 '
Individual deposits subject to check. ...$276, 033. 11
Cashier checks outstanding.......... $706,60
Certified checks $262.88 '
Time and Savings Deposits $76,090.68
Notes and bills rediscounted $87,489.82 '
Bills payable for money borrowed $46,064.08'
Other liabilities, Dep. due State Treas. $4,000.00
Liberty Loan Fund.... i $107.60.
TOTAL $678,206.77
TOTAL : ,., ...$578,206.77
STATE OF OREGON, County of Crook, ss. '
I, Geo. F. Euston, Assistant Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
GEO. F. EUSTON, Assistant Cashier.
CORRECT Attest : WARREN BROWN, D. F. STEWART, G. M. CORNETT, Directors.
Subscribed and sworn , to before me this 1st day of Dec. 1920,
i ' . L. M. BECHTELL, Notary Public
,. ' , ' ' My Commission expires March 7, 1921.