Crook County journal., December 30, 1920, Page Page 8, Image 8

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FAFtlO EM
. FBOii raOSEC'MI
Qjpartment of Justice Declares
Movement to Withhold Crops
Is Not Unlawful.
Washington. Because f.trmer.
tparatlve organii.itions ar exempt
from application of anti trust laws,
tha department of justice has given
.j consideration to te campaign to
withhold cropa from the markets until
priooa advance, it was said by K. K.
Nflieker, special assistant to the at
torney general.
Mr. Nebeker's explanation of the
Vrartment's attitude followed a state
ment by G. S. Barrett, president of
the National Farmers" union, that he
uilorsood federal agents were at
tempting to obtain evidence for prose
cution fa Kansas. Iowa and other
states.
The Clayton anti-trust act, Mr.
NV: -ker said, provides that agricul-t--t
trniiations, not having Capi-
t ' ;;or beiug conducted for
r ia.!:iot be construed aa con
n'raclej in restraint of trade. With
nulling of crops for personal profit
to asserted, probably would not be
heM aa organisation profits.
Mr. Nebekar also alleged that the
limitations on the appropriation act
for the enforcement of the anti-trust
law would aeena to preclude action
against farmers, inasmuch as tha act
specifies that no part of the appro
priations shall be expended tor the
prosecution of farmers who co-operate
to obtain a fair and reasonable
price tor their products.
110 NATIONAL GUARD
IN FOURTEEN STATES
Washington. Fourteen states had
BO national guard troops recognized
by the government on June 30, accord
ing to the annual report of Major-Oen-eral
Jesse Carter, chief of the militia
Bureau, just made public They were
Arkansas, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana,
Louisiana, Massachusetts, Montana,
Nebraska, Nevada. New Hampshire,
New- Mexico, North Dakota, South Da
kota and West Virginia.
The racognixed units had a total
strength of 56,100 officers and men at
the end of the fiscal year, the report
OVERCOATS
Down to $17.85, as follows:
$65 overcoats, for....$45.50
$55 overcoats, for....$38.50
$50 overcoats, for. $35.00
$35 overcoats, for $24.50
$30 overcoats, for $21.00
$27.50 overcoats, for $19.25
$25.50 overcoats, for $17.85
SILK SHIRTS
A splendid assortment of
Silk Shirts at reduced prices
$13.50 value down to ....$10
$8.50 values for..... $5.85
English Flannel Shirts were
$8 50, now reduced to $6.25
Our Personal Guarantee
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!mU. asinst an authitrtxi'd sirrtiath of
10S.JW, rt difficulty having been
encountered In obtaining recrulte,
Discontent m 1th the national KtiKrd
service. General Carter Raid, hd been
fostered by "tales of unfair treatment
durinn, the ar. spread by men ilh
grievances, many of which found their
way Into the public pre."
Such complaints, he aald. could not
be substantiated upon Investigation.
EFIEF GENERAL NEWS
Population of Alaska has decreased
by 9t,8, or 14 9 per cent. In the last
decade.
Miss Alice Robertson of Muskogee
was elected representative In congress
from the second Oklahoma district.
Approximately 15,000 ears will be
released from coal traffic for other
commodities under an order Issued by
the Interstate commerce commission.
A moderate tone Is maintained by
the Japanese newspapers In their com
ment on the passage of the anti-Japanese
land law Id California, a major
ity of thera expressing confidence in
the acgctUttona proceeding In Wash
ington. Robert Taft, son of the former pres
ident, will be a member of the Cincin
nati delegation In the Ohio house of
representatives In the new legislature.
Ten women were elected to public
office In Michigan. All were republi
cans. One will be a state senator, two
sheriffs and the others minor office
holders.
Farmers' organlcatlons of western
Canada hare called a conference to In
sure cooperation In holding wheat
from sale to grain dealers and millers
until the price goes up or the govern
ment takes action to guarantee the
farmers a fixed price for their wheat
Idaho Commerce Body Meets
Lewiston, ldaho.-r-The north Idaho
chamber of commerce concluded Its
sessions here with adoption of a plan
for permanent organixatlon under the
direction of a paid secretary. George
E. Weeks of Coeur d'Alene waa made
secretary-treasurer with the power of
manager. Permanent headquarters
will be established either at Lewiston
or Coeur d'Alene.
Japanese Parents Loss Property Suit
Yuba City, Cal. Petitions of Ju Sukl
Shlngu and Hayes Tana, Japanese
fathers, to be appointed guardians tor
tha American born children to whom
property was recently deeded, waa
denied by Judge Mahon in superior
court here.
SAVE BIG MONEY M ALL LIMES
WE ARE FOLLOWING THE MARKET IN ALL LINES, REGARDLESS OF THE COST OF THE GOODS
TO US, AND WILL SHOW YOU WONDERFUL BUYS IN STANDARD LINES OF USEFUL MEN'S WEAR-
GERMANY PROTESTS
LOSS GF COLONIES
Geneva, The German government
no longer considers hkimt omnia
by the clause of the Versailles
treaty by which Germany aurrendert
her colonies to the allies, according to
an official note of protest presented
to the league of nations.
The note declared that the allies
have not fulfilled their undertaklnga
regarding the clause of the treaty con
cerning the allotment -of the German
colonics and mandates.
The first formal step looking toward
the revision of the covenant of the
league of nations was taken by the
assembly of the league when the Dutch
minister of foreign affair. II. A. Van
Karnebeck, introduced a resolution for
reconsideration of article 18, having to
do with the registration of treaties.
An International military force, with
an .International staff, was proposed by
Senator Henri La Fontaine of the Bel
gian delegation.
The league assembly completed Its
organisation by the election of six vice
presidents. These were Viscount Ishll,
Japan; Honorlo Pueyrredon. Argen
tina; Sir George E. Foster, Canada;
Rodrlgo Octavlo.' BraiD; H- A. Van
Karnabeck, Holland, and Dr. Ed
ward Benes, Cs echo-Slovak (a.
LEAGUE TO AID ARMENIA
Resolution Adopted Calling for Con.
ferenee of Various Powers.
Geneva. The League of Xntions
Monday summoned the league coun
cil to take immediate ateps to aid
Umentfi. Voting unanimously fur
the first time, the assembly adopted
the resolution presented by t- Kene
Vivlanl of France to summon the
council this afternoon, with the com
mittee to which the Armenian ques
tion was referred, to determine"1 the
scope? of the league's action.
Lord Robert Cecil, a leader In that
move last week, expressed willingness
to accept the plan of Senator La
fontaine of Belgium for naming a com
mission of six to seek means of halt
ing hostilities between Armenia and
the forces of Mustapha Kemal.
Vivlanl proposed the assembly auth
orize the league council to 'reach an
understanding immediately with all
the -great--powers, governing the
strength of the armed force to be' con
tributed by each toward "saving Armenia."
NECKWEAR
$1.00 neckwear, for. 65c
$1.50 neckwear, for....$1.00
$2.00 neckwear, for ....1.25
$2.50 neckwear, for. 1.55
$3.00 neckwear, for. 2.10
$3.50 neckwear, for . 2.45
WOOL MACKINAWS
$25 values for...,........$17.50
$21 values for $14-70
$20 values for.. ...$14.00
$18.50 values for $12.95
Best grade Outing Flannel
Gowns, former price $3.75,
special reduced to $2.75
A very complete line of Silk
Hose at great reductions
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PR INEVILLE, OREGO N
It- pig- -iiti nf inn than JO foi
sts ar obtained from coal.
NOTKK TO rrolKHOLUKKS
Neitre in iiereny elven that the annual
meetint and elrolioB of m Hoard o! nteeetofs
tnr oih rear, nf the Crook Count National
tarm Un Awortal'on, will bt hold In Peine.
ille. Own, al 1 1 I. M.. on Tuentey. the
llth oar of January. 131. the l.
M IWhlrll in ttw Crunk County Hank Build-In-.
All alorkh.Mra nf tha naaortatlnn are
lined to ba pree.nl at this meelina
L M HIX HTKLU
1S.M Sx-nrtary-Traaaurar.
KOTIf I TO PUBLICATION
01 Mil
Department of tha Interior. U. 8. Iand OITtee
at Tit fallM. Ommn, Derember U, I MO.
Nntir ta hereh elven that
MARION r. CARTKR.
of Prhupvltln, Oreaen. who, on Jan. Ill, HIS.
mad Humeetesil Kntrr. No. ONWnn, for tola
t, I. . 4. SK1 SW1 K'i, NW,, NWVl
NFAi. Sortlon IS, Tnwn.hln tit Snulh, Ran
18 Beat, Willamette Mi-Hadlan. hu AM no
tlre of Intention lo e5ie Anal Ihtee-reer
I'roof. to vnlnbltah elalm lo tha land ahnve
dMcnbail, Before Lake M Brrhlell. Unite
Statra fommlaatoner, nl PHnevllle, Orecon,
on tha th day of Feheuanr, tai,
Claimant namea aa wllnaaaaai Frank J.
Rrlf. John R Raa, I.uka M. Rif, Frank
J. Rolf. Jr., nil of Frlnrvllle. Orraon.
H. FRANK WtX)tCOCK,
tl-ite - Raclatar.
ftl MMONR IN FORKCI.OHt'RR Of DELIN
Ql'KVT TAX CKKT1FICATK
IN THR CIRCUIT COURT Or THIS RTATE
OK ORKtiON FOR CROOK COUNTY
J. 8, INNKS. Plaintiff
a
RICHARD MKYKR ESTATK, and all
tha unknown helm of Richard Mayor,
Uaronardi alao all Mbar paraona or partial,
unknown, rUtmins any riant, tlUa,
satatr. Ik-n or intaraat In any rasl aatala'
daarrtnad In tha complaint ha rain.
Dafandanto.
To Rkhard Mayor Fjtala. and all tha un
known hatn of Richard Mayar, Dacoaaad: alao
all othar paraona or pari lam. unknown, iatnv-
ln any rtaht, tllla. aatata Ilea or Intaraat In
any real aatata daacrihnd tn tha aomplalnl
haraln. tha nhnvo named dafradanta.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Or ORR
CON : You ar hereby notified that J. 8.
Innea. tha holder of Certificate of Dellnounacy
numbered I4S, laaued on tha Sth day of April,
lata k. tha Tea Collector of tha County ef
Crook, Stale of Oreoon. for the amount c
Twenly aeean and 4S.IM Dollan, the anme
heln the amount then due and delinquent
for taxes for the year ISIS, toe-ether with
penalty. Intaraat and route thereon anon the
rani property aaianed to you. of which yon
are the owner aa apnea re of record, altuated
In aald County and State, and particularly
bounded and described an follows, lo-wltt
Northeast Quarter of Section tj. Town
ahip IS. South of Ran 14. E. W. M .
Crook County, Oreann,
Yon are further notified that aald J. R
tnnea baa Mid taiaa on aald premieaa for
prior or euhaequent yearn, with the rat of
Internet on aald amounta ee followa:
Year' Pate Tan Re- Am- Rata of
Tax Paid eeipt No, ount Intaraat
1017 4-11-191(1 SM4 IIS.TJ
isis 4-.iii mm
ii -:-tsro 42 2l
m.x
Said Richard Meyer Fetate aa the owner of
the leewl title of the above deacrlbcd property
aa the eama appear of record, and each of
the other peraona above named are hereby
further notified that J. S. Innea will anply to
the Circuit Court of the County and State
aforeaafd" for a decree forecloiln the Urn
aanlnet the prooerty above dcacrlbed, and
mentioned In aald eertlflcate. And yoo are
hereby summoned 'o annear within aKty dava
after the Scat, publication of thfc) anmmona.
evchnlve of the day of aaid firet puhllratlm
and defend thla action or pay tha amount due
MEN'S SUITS
, At Big Reductions
$80 heavy wool suits, $56.00
$67.50 wool suits, at $47.25
$65 heavy wool suits, $45 50
$62.50 wool suits at $43.75
$55 heavy wool suits, $38.50
$50 heavy wool suits, $35.00
$45 heavy wool suits, $31.50
$40 heavy wool suits, $28.00
$37.50 wool suits at $26.25
$32.50 wool suits, at $22.25
$27.50 wool suits, at $19.25
Shoes have been reduced in
some lines as much as Forty
percent Come in and see
them.
Behind Every Article Sold
aa above ahown, toaether with ana la aaa aa
crued tntereat, and I ao of roar fail a pa to
do ao, a decree will ba rendered foraaloalna
the lien of aald tolas aad easts eceinei toe
land and premlaaa above named.
ThM lummona la publiahed by order of Iba
Honorable T. K. J. Itulfy, Judt of tha Cir
cuit Court nf tha Htato of Oionoa for Mat
County of Crook and aaid order was made
and dated thia Hmh day of Daoombar,
and toe date of the lint puhliraUon of thla
ummnna la the Imh day of Decent eer, 1SSS.
All proreaa and paper In thla proeeedlnt
may be aerved upon tha nnderaisned raaldlns
within the Slate of Oreaoa at aba at iron
hereafter mentioned,
DeARMOND ERftglNE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Addraaoi Bond, Oregon.
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NOTK'K OK IM)ND BALK
Sealed bids will be received until
the hour of 10 o'clock, A. M. on the
15lh day of January, 1911, and Im
mediately thereafter publloly opennd
by tho County Court t Crook Coun
ty, Oregon, at the office of tha Coun
ty Judge In the County Courthouse
In the City of PrlnevllUh Oregon, for
the purchase of all or nny part ot
said Issue ot said bonds ot Mid
County Issued for the rabjlng of
money to fund warrants In the mm
of $100,000, same belli In denom
inations of 11,000 and $500 each,
the first tour bonds ot oach maturity
being for $500 each and the raeln
Ing eight tor $1000 each, eumbered
from 1 to 110 Inclusive dated Dec
ember 1. 1110. and maturing terlarty
In numerical order as follows'.
$10,000 Hi (6) years from data
of issue;
$10,000 seven (7) years from
date ot Issue;
$10,000 eight (!) yean from date
ot Issue; ,
$10,000 nine ($) yean from data
ot issue.
$10,000 ten (10) yean from data
ot lasue;
$10,000 eleven (11) yean from
date of lasue; '
$10,000 twelve (IS) yean from
date of lasue;
$10,000 thirteen (IS) yean from
dste of issue;
$10,000 fourteen (14) yean from
date of Issue;
$10,000 fifteen (It) yean from
data of issue;
said bonds to bear Interest at tlx per
cent it percent) per annum payable
semi-annually on the first Maya of
June and December, principal and
Interest payable In United States
gold coin at tha Fiscal Agency ot the
State of Oregon In New York City
Said bids must be accompanied bv
a certified check tor S percent ot par
value of amount of bonda bid tor,
and tha successful bidder must be
prepared to take dnllvery within tea
days from data ot sale. '
The approving Itigat opinion ot
Moasrs, Teal, Minor Wlnfree, ot
Portland Oregon, will ba furnlelied
the successful bidder.
The Court reserves the rlglit to re
ject any or all bid.
ABA W. BATTLES.
Clork, Crook County, Oregon.
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NOTK'K OP IM)M) HALR
Sealed bids will ba received until
the hour of S o'clock P. M. on th
15th day of January, 1(21, and Im
mediately thereafter publicly opens
by the County Court of Crook Coun
ty. Oregon, at tha oltlee ot aald Court
In (lie County Courthouse In tha City
of Prlnetvlllti, Oregon, tor the pur
chase ot bonds ot said County Issued
tor tha building of pnrmnnont road
therein In the sum of $100,000, or
any portion thereof, game being In
denominations of $1000 each, num-t
bered from 1 upwards dated DocentJ
bar 1 1920 and maturing aerially
follows:
$$,000 Ova (5) yean from datt
ot laaue;
$7,000 lis (() years from datt of
laaue;
$9,000 seven (7) yean from daU
of laaue;
$11,000 eight (S) yean from date
of kasue;
$11,000 nine (S) yean from data
ot lasua;
$18,000 ten (19) yean from date
ef laauaj
$14,990 titfw (11) yean from
data of InwMi
, $16,000 twelve (IS) yean from
data ot Issue: '
. $13,000 thirteen (IS) yean from
datt ot laaua;
aid bonds to bear Interest at not ii
xoeed all per cent ( percent) per
annum, payable semi-annually on
June and December tint, principal
and Interest payable In United States
gold coin at tha Fiscal Agency of th
State ot Oregon In New York City.
Buld bids must be accompanied by
a certified check tor 6 percent of par
value ot amount ot bonda bid tor ami
moat be unconditional. '
The approving legal opinion of
Miuwrs Teal, Minor Wlnfreo ot
Portland, Oregon will be furnlahed
the successful bidder.
The Court reserves tha right to r-Jew-t
any or all bids.
ASA W. BATTLES,
County Clerk, Prlnevllle, Ore
15-17
HEAVY WOOL SHIRTS
Best grade on the market
$9.50 shirta for... $6.65
$9.00 shirts for..; $6.30
$8.50 shirts for $5.95
$7.50 shirts for .......$5.25
$7.00 shirts for $4.90
$6.50 shirst for $455
$6.00 shirts for..... $4.20
$5.00 shirts for $3.50
$4.00 shirts for .....$2.90
AUTOMOBILE ROBES
Are excellent gifts
$30.00 robes to close at $21
$18.50 robes down to $12.95
$12.75 robes, down to $8.90