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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1921)
T CROOK CONTY JOIRXAL ItliasDAY, JAKl'AltY BO 1021. THIS IS A GREAT BIG SPECIAL AND A BIG COMEDY 1 nnnn nnmmwi nivin TUC lllAMdM I tt ' SIII1MV ra -sH v - i 1 i Kill DAY, JAXVARY 81 "JKHtN RIDERS" Serial Be sure and see every episode X of this thrilling serial. X A 1HO COMEDY All children under 12 year, accompanied with parents, tree ' 8ATI RDAY, JANVARV 23 TAYLOR HOLMES In "THE VERY IDEA" X COMEDY "SIMPLE LIKE" W, JAM'ARY 23 inntv axi THE 1VOMAX" With a Big Comedy MONDAY and TIESDAY January 21 and 25 CONSTANCE TALMADGE In "THE LOVE EXPERT COMEDY .WEDNESDAY. JANTARY 2l "RIO GRANDE' anil Pathe Review THURSDAY. JANUARY 27 J HARRY CAREY in 'BULLET PROOF" J A Corking Rig Comedy ALFALFA NEWS ITEMS x i Mrs. Convert was called to Port land, where her son, Linn, is under going an operation on his eye. Howard Burright returned last week after an extended visit with relatives in Portland and Seattle. Mrs. Horsell entertained the Jolly Neighbors' club and their husbands Thursday. The Botz Land Company is mak ing extensive Improvements on their ranch In Alfalfa. Uillv Free returned Tuesday from a visit in Portland and Salem. Mr. J. N. Crow and son Melvlu are delivering hay to the Bend market. Mr. Buick of the Ten Bar ranch was looking after his sheep that are being wintered at the C. H. Hardy ranch. Tuesday. Mrs. Carl Larsen Is staying with her sister. Mrs. Reynolds on Bear Creek. Mr. Reynolds was seriously stabbed in Bend last week. A meeting of the Alfulfa, Powell Butte, Redmond telephone associa tion was held at the Butte valley school house Monday eve. The fol lowing officers were elected: C. H. Hardy, president; Lue Hahland, vice president; Mrs, Albert Shullx, finan cial secretary; Albert Scnulti and C. Mcl'ne. directors; H. L. Burlrght of Alfalfa and H. Wirti of Powell Butte, linemen. The Alfalfa Farm Bureau a live organization, recently affiliated with the state federation. Miss Laura Crow had the misfor tune to sprain her hand seriously while driving their car in Bend Mon day. A number of bands of sheep pas sed through this section this week, enroute to various feeding grounds. Mrs. Honstine returned this week from Portland, where she has been, under the care of an eye specialist. Our teacher, Miss Eugenia Gld deoji. and her pupils enjoyed a skat ing party Tuesday afternoon. L. V. Clark is back again after a ten day sojourn with relatives lu Portland. Mrs. Ned Angland took supplies to her husband at the sheep camp on the high desert this week. C. H. Hardy's daughter Ruth has been suffering with tonsllitls. Mr. Pott and Jack Agnaw. former Iv Alfalfa, but now In Bend, were shaking hands with friends here on Tuesday. Gustave Berry made a business trip to Bond Wednesday. Covert Brothers have added anoth.tr registered row to their herd. Mrs. Rao Leuiiurd is suffering a slight attack of lngrappe . Marshall B. Roberts, editor of tho Center "Post-Dispatch," of Center. Colo., ia visiting at the SMiulti home. M-k Fred Schmidt, who hits boe.i In Cnlifonvia for somo time for her health. Is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Coovort enter tained friends from Bend Friday eve. Walter Taylor Is spending the week-end in Portland. . C. II. Hardy and family made a i flying trip to Bend in their new se dan Friday, Mrs. J. N. Crow has been confined to her bed with Illness for several days. A number of Alfalfaitea attended the district meeting in Redmond Sat urday eve. C'Athc r-r.. r XT Hf h M N M C a ,y y v v jriy.R OF : I v' r"'rT'niV' " " " " T""r"1' t.lKI, (.OEM .NORTH Of .VI TO DOWN HER filtEAT KOHROW NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice In hereby eieen that the iinIenii&i,-n nl hu Inn, by th County Court "M 'CVfttitt County. Oreeon. duty appointed .Executor of the folate of Joaeph L. Smith. dceaaaed. and nil persons having cla?ma against enid Efnte are hereby required to pre-ent the ftame, duly ve-ifted. at the office of the Executor at HI Main Street, Prineville. Oreiron, within W month from the date of the Srat publication of this notice. By order of the County Court of 'Crook County. Oreeon. Dated and published first time, January 20. l'tiit. M. K. BRINK, Erertttor of the Folate of JiMteph L. Smitn, decenfted. ' The One ASaorbing Topic The reason utne i-me don't talk more thnn they Ho In that they nn't , think of anything el to say about themselves. RntMn Tmtiserlpt. In the tlinhcrlunds of tho north Josephine Adare lived down a great sorrow, nlnne except fur the protcoj My n of a half breed Indian and two! wolf hounds. Thee terrible beasuj liad been taught to kill, but were I held In leant! through their great love for their mlyos. Rut tho d. v j came when sha called on them to ful-j All their training, and at a word from h'r they tore her enemy to pieces. This tremendous scene Is showiM in "God's Country and the Woman." a yitagraph production, with Wil liam Duncan as the hero, which will be shown at the Lyric theatre on Sunday, January 23. Mr. Duncan plays . the role of Philip Weyman who finds the girl and brings her to happineos. ed oppoHlte James J. Cornell in "Tho Midnight Man" aerial, and. who was nmrtt reeenfly co-starred with Jack Porrln lu "The Lion Man," t'ltl VvUtful serial Mlts O'Connor cornea from C lmn bus, Ohio. In "Bullet Proof" aim plays the part of an eatitcrti gill spending a vacation in the wrat. The other young act rem who !s to Him re honors is Ileal rlrn Burn bam. She appears In the role of Jacqueline Itnono, beter known us "JiiCkle," daiiKhter of au onilaw thief. The part la pit'turenqut) ami difficult to portray, but Mls Bur hanT, who halls from Texas, nWts evury requirement "MY MPS ARE HH YlU AIaOXK" Did ever a maid love with such pMKHlimT True In her heart Bameil the blond of a Mexican father, and an American mother and aha waa taiixht never to trust anyone on tlia other side of tht Itlo (irandnt , But Mary I.npel allowed no river of blood no mountains, no distance to keep lur from that bine-eyed American. Hera tu Drama of Fiery Ro mance, a Uf of dramatic adventure. Iters waa a deep and bujnlng passion oulfl she bridge the hate of the lilo Grande? Lyric, Wednesday, January 20, TWO I.EADIXO WOMEN APPEAR W ITH UTAH In "Bullet Proof." due at the Ly ric theatre next Thursday, Harry Carey has the services oftwo attrac tive girls, each of whom has a role of importance. One of these girls la Kathleen O' Connor who appeared with Carey In "A Gun Fighting Oentleman." play- llnve yon ever Iwe-n nrrented for piracy? Now that the Schooners are nn longer sailing along the bar Its harder than ever. But Gilbert Good hue did It In the screen production of William Le Baron'a great comedy "The Very Itlea" In which Taylor Holmes is starrod. The unhappy young man was the mildest, quleteet sort of person Imaginable, and waa only trying to patch up a little ml understanding with his wife and he was. arrested for piracy! See tlu) whole hilarious show at the Lyric, Saturday, Jan. 12. LOVK IH IILI.NI In tho picture "The Love Expert", Constance Xalmadtts makes the blind son, She make those who ordinar ily can see, blind. She makes the deaf talk; she make the talkers dumb. And she makes a lame wo man throw away hr criitchea and dance the shlmmle. ' There Isn't anything In the line of love making and the finding of the real mate that isn't brought nut in this picture. Outside of that It Is a ConatHuce Talmud picture, and that la Jut about enough aald, Ly ric, Monday. Jan. 24. f WE HAVE JUST. ""H ENDED JNVOICMG , We invoiced our stock at today' j market price and have re-priced oui stock on this basis. We have taken the loss and are selling our merchan " dice on today's level- not on the basis of original cost. WATCH OUR FUTURE ADS FOR PRICES an d Further Amoeinicemeiniits Jo Eo Stewaiti Sk. Ooo
