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CROOK COa'XTY JOVRNAL
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Is Your Money Supporting the
Government?
At tits critical perloa la oar aiatory oar manefectunirs are
offering ttelr aallia and oar 70am aaea ara offering their Harrtcaa
to Ua Catted SUtaa government. Woald o Uka to W roar
tkare aad halp. by patting year money where It will Rapport tha
aaw raderal Raaarra Baaktnf System, wale a Ua goveraaa.nt
aaa established to etand back of oar eomaarca, In das try and
at-ncaHaraT
Toa caa do tkla by opening aa accoant arttb as aa part ot every
' dollar ao depoaltad gua directly Into Ua aaa- system, whara M
vl U aiwaya a reedy for yoa wkea wanted.
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Powell Butte
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Morse Transportation Comp'y
PRINEVILLE. OREGON
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
I ARTISTIC MOUNTING J
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
211 Greenwood Ave. BEND, OREGON
FOR SALE
400 Rambouillette Rams- one year old. These
Rams are of high grade, large size, well wooled and range
breeding. Also for sale 35 head Black Aberdeen Bulls
all ages. For further information address ,
I Antelope
James H. Scott
Supt. Prineville Land & Livestock Co.
Oregon
WANTED
VEAL, HOGS, MCTTOX, BEET,
CHICKENS, TURKEYS, DUCKS,
GEESE. EGGS, HIDES, BUTTER,
AND JACKRABBITS. GIVE US A
TRIAL. HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE GUARANTEED. PROMPT
RETURNS.
GUUCKSOJf & CO.
Established 1912
10 Front Street, Portland, Ore.
Cornett Stage Co.
Stages leave Prineville and Paulina Daily
except Sunday
Office with Ochoco Creamery
APPLES
V e can supply your wants in full 1
,.' pack boxes. Our prices are right.
Cost per pound is the true basis of
value in apples.
Homer Norton
POST
OREGON
Thursday night, December 2ud,
in the time (or tli regular assocU
ttou mooting at Powell Butte Cotu
uiuuily Hail. A full attendance is
desired as mutton of Importance ara
to come before the members.
Rev, Ilrown preuchod at Coniuiun-
ty Mall lust Sunday. Mrs. brown
and son Busier, accompanied hlru
This wh their first visit out here.
Frank Foster has rented pasture,
and i running a bunch ot his cat
tle on the George Ilratce ranch. I
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Stewart and
Boyd Stewart were guests at tha C.
C. Charlton home Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Bertha Brown conducted the
Red Cross drive iu Wilson school
district.
A good program for Thanksgiving
was presented by the pupils of Miss
Bertha Brown, at Wilson school.
Two woodsaws ara operating in
this community, one owned by Ed.
Suikl, the other by Albert Schulty.
The Green Beard thresher is again
at work ou grain lu this sectiou.
There will be threshing for about a
week longer, before the big machine
can go into winter quarters.
The road camp is moved now from
near Prineville to a point on tha old
river road. About twenty men are
employed there at present, and work
on the highway will go forward us
rapidly us possible.
C. M. Charlton and Arthur Wur-
weiler attended tha Elk's lodge In
Bend Thanksgiving eve.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Truesdale
and daughters Dorothy and Kathar
ine, spent Thanksgiving In Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wurzweller
and daughter Masina ware In Bend
Thursday.
Mrs. Guy Sear ot The Dalles, came
np to spend Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mra. D, A. Yates. She enjoyed
the dinner at the Hall and tha Tiatt
with old friends as Mra. Seara and
family formerly lived here.
Harold M. Charlton came up from
Portland to spend Thanksgiving with I
the home people. He will spend his j
vacation here an d among Crook
county friends.
Miss Gladys Pauls spent Thanks
giving and the week-end at her par
ents' home. Grace Pauls who at
tends Redmond high school was also
at home tor the vacation period.
Edgar and Elma Peterson and
Charles Charlton, students at Red
mond high school, were all at borne
for Thanksgiving.
A. W. Bayne, Arthur Wurzweller,
and S. D. Mustard were appointed
appraisors of the Henry Hansen e-
tate and were at work on holdings of '
the deceased neighbor Saturday, as
sisted by Win. Peterson, administia-'
tor in charge.
Gus Rhodes of Vancouver, arrived
Sunday morning on a business trip. :
Mr. Rhodes formerly owned and 00- ,
cupied the ranch now operated by '
Dan Horrigan. He la the guest ot
his (ather-in-law, John Skune,
George C. Truesdale and Gus Rho-;
da went to Bend Monday.
Miss Edna Morse of Prineville, la
a visitor at the E. A. Bussett ranch.
Miss Morse Is convalescing from a
recent illness, and Is enjoying the In
vigorating air of Powell Butte.
Fay Bussett, the teacher at Shep
ard school, has returned from a tea
days visit with friends at Corvallls,
during home-coming week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross R. Bussett are
closing out their stock of merchan
dise and will dispose of the building
and land preparatory to leaving for
Silrerdale, Wash., some time near
the first of the year, where they have
purchased a ranch and will reside.
Mr. and Mrs. Bussett have lived at
Powell Butte for a long time and
will be very much missed as they
are a very popular couple.
Terrebonne
!Vl tiKWS KOTKS Jggjjj
R. Dykeatrhrus who cold his per
sonal properly Us fll( and weut to
Willamette valley, l'uget Sound, aul
Yakima, looking for a location, came
back, and says Central Oregon looks
bettor to him tnaii any of the other
places.
(1, liutunicll returned home this
week from Newberg, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. 1 1 u it ta 11 ft and chil
dren returned hotueto Heud, lie ds-
The woman, a pig's toot held mid
way to bar mouth, listened to the
harrowing tale In profound sllonc.
Thau .falling to her pig's font vigor
ously again, she said:
"Wait till I finish this yore pig a
trotter an' ye'lt hear hollorlu' aa i
ht)llerln'.M
Both Wear th Oo'd Bund
I'lnln gold wedding rlia-n nra bought
In duplicate hj the lirlileurenmn of
Chile Slid IVrn, one ring being given
tn the bride and tha other retained
hy the groom.
LEGAL
NQT5UCK
About Irital Small Boy.
Then- la itiotlitni: (lint nlwnvj
livered a sermon on Thanksgiving, mnke me feel gm, Unit U a red-
on the Slgltua of the Mines. It was haired, freckle fined little boy tlmt can
a very Interesting sermon, and he Is' whip all In hl Kninr and at the name
an able speaker. The dinner and ' ,, ' "'" '" - Knehanga.
rabbit drive in the forenoon was well 1 (
attended and enjoyed. A, f"
. , . , , Algae anil uttioi . ti-wtli. it
t)ne carload ot spuds was shipped ., , 1
, , elated In irrumiin in hw ,iu
to Yakima by the association, aul( m (lf , vwvf , (ll.lt
one to Stockton. Calif., by the Jupe. riiemlrnl s..lnilon .;. ,ii ..imii
S. V. Burgess, who Is running both auVot them, met rt.-H u. ...inimi'
warehouses here, Weill to Peutlletou I hit on the plat' "' .'"rteii s .arp lit ti
kotics ro rimticATios
SIS44S SISI4T
PKPAHTMKNT or TMg INTKMIOH. V .
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Nuilo hi kibr Iv,b tKl
I WIU.IAM a HAHI.AN. rt
Sti'lhon, Omen, wh n Krhnurf i, 1m',
! Ktiot llofttiftit Q1M4 h4 on Auiruvt i
lull, AiM M K, Nm. IH HUT. tor W'.,. Mw.
; tk 8, Towiuhlp IS-Moaih, Hum, I
WllliimM MrrtUinn. iw Sl4 nutlrt of lo.
; tvtiiloa lo mnlto hr-N)r Proof, a OBtnttli a
; rlnlrn is th, loo.l ouovo dMrrtlaKl, Mm IL
C tallu, l). n. ('miHiiili.n.r, at Hvod, Oi
Sun, on lh Hth iUy of Jnnuorr, llll,
Clolmnnl HamM m wllnwuwi l Mntnuvl S,
I.S.rir, Nninorl W. M.rrllU Jnmn , (loo.
b-r, ami John IMfriw-h. nil of ttrvirwn, Oro
iron. 1
ll-IHp H. I HANK WOODCOCK, RiMtr,
Wednesday,
Karl MulkiMon has a brother and
wife vhtltlng him from the valley.
Carl Johnson received word of the
death of a sister lu Vancouver, Wn.
Mrs. L. Snapp received a telegrum
to come to Opal City, Saturday, and
bid her aon Tommy Medina goodby.
tower. Iiiiiii.M'h: l ti.e A-nter
gan ta clear up, gi: i ria o
ali:a hail dt-f H"nii-o. Il.e iili dn
not Interfere .), i o pi:n.i.e of tin
towera, so the it;t , v ,Iiito.- I'opu
htr Solenrv M. nl.lr.
Mil ICR FOH lVHI.lCATUf
01 Hold
as he bad enlisted tn the Marine , .1 ih, tiir.. oraaon. Hmmtmt la, m.
Corp., snd was leaving for San Fran- ""t.tJSf S'TatTkhsoM
CISCO. of KWrl. Orwn.'tlu, en Mof .
mwb ll..mit Knlrv, No OIus, tnr KS,
Mrs. Omar Cyrus went to Frine-! k r. sM, a. is.te iei,
ville Tuesday ;nwv h'. is, 1 is a,, rum it k, imi$
Mrs. George McGregor and Cecil
her oldest son, have tonsillitis.
nd t. S.. a, Tnwnthln ls.Hoih. Room
i:-rl.l. Willmrll MortUun. hoi Bird noluo
of miirnlion to mo Ibror-ymr froof, to
t-tntlth rtnim lo tho Inno nbov tiiocilli4L
lafora IJiko M. Iferhtotl, Unllxt Simm Urn
nil.tnrr, at frlnovilln, Or)n, on trtn 13tb
A Tennewioe backwoods woman I Jm. ii.
was eating pig's feet at tha corner of ; win... Olnu.k. C. Iiuohom. Kk-K.nl K. M.n
her cabin, when a neighbor came to ! ""'', "" Ci.rn a r.r-
fKANK WOOtK-OCK.
tell her that her husband had beeu
shot and killed In a light.
KUffMjn.
H.
MITIt K TO CRKIHTORR
Nolro U li.rl.y (Ir.n b, IK Bnd.r-lmui.
th 'lminUirolor of lb oila of f.lr IWnro
Hanarn, oVooMxt, ta rrodlior of uld dw
retard and to nil aonwtfw hnvins ioliion
ualrwl MHt oaUlv to proamt tho nam, atlaa
tha oroiapr voui bora, to I Ha nndaralirnad at
tha orllra of M. H. Klllott. al frlnavlIU, Ora
on. within ( month from tha Aral put.
Ilf.ili.n of thla fx. Ik a.
Iait and OMhlwha4 Unit tlnta, fhKamir
i, ItiJU.
WIU.IAM, PrTTKHHON. .
Admlnlalnilor of tha Katata ot
laiar llanry Hanaan, tfaoaaJ,
MiTICH Or flNAt, RRTTI.KMKNT
N"llr la ha hr lvm that Ih unlaraliu4
ha hl.d bar final Aroounl an Admlnkalro.
cm. f ih aalai of Klnwr Clark. dacaaa4,
with Ih. Ct.rh of th Counir Court of ( soak
County, OnMi, and that aald court b asl
KHiUy, lha ulat day of l.mhcr, tusA a
in lima for Iwnrlna aald Ktrval Aarount oo4
any objaetlona thai mar b man ibara-b.
nod for malilns Bto.i ordar aa may b oroin-y
ta tha nrawlaa. Imtad and pobltohad ftnat
tuna by onlar of aald court Oil Snd dor at
lioamUr, 129.
rRANCM CI.ARK,
Adralnlatratrtii of lha aalala of
tt Klmrr Clark, doraauad.
Th Journr.l does modare printing.
Let me live my life from year lo
year,
With forward face and unreluctant
soul,
Not hastening to, nor turning from
the goal
Not mourning for the things that
disappear.
j In the dim past, nor holding back tn
! fear
From what the future veils, but with
a whole
and happy heart, that pays its will
ing toll
To Youth and Age, and travels on
with cheer
So let the way wind up the hill or
down,, .
Though ro'ugh or smooth, the Jour
ney will be Joy," '
Still seeking what I sought when but
vhen a boy,
New friendship, high adventure, and
a crown,
I shall grow old, but never lose
life's zest,
Because the road's last turn will bo
the best.
The Telephone
Company Desires
To give good telephone service. t .
To keep its property in good repair and expand it to meet the
requirements of the public.
To pay wages sufficient to maintain an eHicicnt and contented
organization. .
To earn a revenue that will enable it to borrow the money ab
solutely necessary in its operations and to afford a reason
able profit to its owners. ,
In the State of Oregon today our earnings are insufficient to
accomplish these results and we have asked the Public Service
Commission of the State to approve a schedule of rates which we
believe will provide the added revenue required.
No question of stocks, bonds or capitalization is involved.
The Commission will base its decision upon a fair value of our
property for rate making purposes and our earnings and expenses-
We believe that the public, realizing the benefits of adequate
telephone service, will support this effort on our part to insure the
maintenance and development of a high standard of telephone
communication.
i
The Pacific Telepone and Telegraph Co.
PALACE GARAGE
Opposite Masonic Temple'
ACETYLENE WELDING BA TTER Y STA TION
All Ford Work Done on Contract Price.
Auto Repairing and Ignition Our Specialty.
Ed McGilvray, Prop.
Phone Black 831