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CROOK COUNTY JOVRNAL
TIIl'llMDAV, JVSK
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E. D. Tirrll from the Crooked rlv
r was in town on business.
E. 8. Dob ha was tn town Saturday
from the ranch on Ochoco.
Ted Stangland ot Madras was in
town Friday and Saturday.
Karl Miller ot Paulina came to
town on business last Thursday.
H. C. Winslow and wife ot Bend
were Prineville visitors Thursday.
Harley Woods ot Paulina spent
Friday in town on a business TisiL
J. S. Mays, Jr., ot Poet was in
town on a business visit Thursday.
B, J. Day, brother ot Mrs. S. S.
Stearns, returned to Bend Sunday.
L C. Perry has Just purchased a
new Forr roadster from the Inland.
Joe Kelso left for an extended
visit to Berlin, Oregon, on Wednes
day. Mrs. J. L. Smith of Suplee was a
business visitor in Prineville Satur
day, j
Charles Peterson ot Post was a
business visitor In Prineville Thurs
day. '
Eddie McFarland was in town
Sunday to play ball with the Prine
ville team.
E. W. Nelson of Post arrived in
town Monday and spent a few days
on business-
- Peter Pauls, daughter Gladys and
son William were Prineville visitors
on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Withsett re
turned to Bend Sunday, after visit
ing with friends
Lulu Allen left Monday morning
for Culver where she will spend a
tew days visiting
Mrs. Catherine Custer returned
from Madras Friday where she had
been tor a tew days
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Ktechum re
turned to Bend after several days
visiting in Prineville.
Homer Norton of Post was in
Prineville Thursday getting a stock
of supplies for his store
Jeff Kelley of Millican arrived in
Prineville Saturday morning and is
making an extended stay
George Brewster of Sisters was In
town for the dance and also stayed
over to see the ball game Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs- L. E. Smith and
daughter of Redmond were in town
Sunday visiting with A. L. Feming.
Alice D. Pratt arrived in town
Tuesday evening from Portland. She
Is on her way to her home in Post.
Hazel Sullivan returned to Port
land Monday evening after spending
a tew days with friends in Prineville.
Mr. and Mrs. George Reams and
family, Mrs. B. F- Johnson and Des
sel spent the holiday on a fishing
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Elkins and son Col
lins and Teddy Adamson spent the
Sunday on an outing in the mount
ains. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elkins and
daughter and Mildred Hendrickson
attended the Fish Fry at Madras
Sunday.
Lois Stewart and Martha Horrl
gan returned from Portland Satur
day morning, coming up with Bob
Cram of Gateway.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lister, and
Mrs. Palmer of Paulina arrived in
town Tuesday. They are making a
visit of a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Harpham
left Saturday morning for Summit
Prairie where they are spending a
few days this week.
H. L. Plumb, forest supervisor of
the Deschutes National Forest at
Bend, has recently purchased a new
Ford touring car from the Inland
Auto Co.
Bruce Gray of Post
on business Saturday.
wm in town
A. G. Kibbee, county commission
er ot Jefferson county was in town
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Milner ot
Powell Butte attended the dance
Friday evening.
Arthur K- Downs ot Howard spent
a few days in town, arriving here
Friday afternoon.
Marion Allen spent a few days in
Bend, going over on the train Sat
urday evening and returning Mon
day morning.
H. K. Allen ot Powell Butte was
in town on business Friday after
noon. He made it a point to stay
for the dance-
Dorothy Glenn left last Saturday
afternoon for Gateway, where she
will be a guest at the home ot Veva
Bolter for a tew days.
Mr. and rMrs. Granville Clifton,
Robert Simpson and Lake Bechtell
went fishing on Mill Creek Monday.
They caught enough to eat.
Wilford Belknap arrived in town
Sunday morning and visited with
the folks around here- He returned
to Portland Tuesday evening.
Guy Lafollette returned from
I Portland Saturday morning, where
he was attending to business dur
ing the latter part ot the week.
I G. W. Wells of Powell Butte was
In town Tuesday afternoon. He re
ported that the crops were somewhat
retarded in growth due to the frost
Friday night
Melvin Weberg of Suplee was in
town Friday and attended the dance.
He also wanted to make sure that
the oil party from Portland arrived
in town safely.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Boegli and two
children of The Cove on Crooked
river spent Monday in Prineville. Be
fore returning to their home a visit
was made to the dam.
Mrs. Effie Calbraith and son Ar
deth arrived In Prineville early Sun
day morning. They made the trip
from The Dalles by auto, starting
about eight o'clock Saturday night
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Bruce EnBley left Monday even
ing for Lebanon, Oregon, where he
will be joined by his wife. Mr. En
sley will take over one of the farms
owned by his father near Lebanon.
Hazel Eickemeyer and sister Joh
anna returned to their home in Port
land Monday morning. Hazel has
been attending school here and her
sister has been visiting for the past
two weeks.
H. H. DeArmond and family of
Bend were in Prineville Saturday
awaiting the arrival of Mr. and Mrs.
R. S. DeArmond, who came, up from
Portland with the Blue Mountain
Oil and Gas Company officials.
The Stearns family is again with
us. Lora and brothers, George, Rol-
land and Gordon arrived from Port
land by car Saturday night, driving
the 240 miles in twelve hours. Miss
Stearns is returning to her home
here after completing a course In
business college.
Members from the Kiser studio
Incorp., of Portland, are on the Och
oco filming the wonderful scenery.
The party includes F. H. Kiser, Pre
sident of the company , who has
made such wonderful scenic pictur
es in the Northwest, J. J. Bernes, Jr.
late of Los Angeles, Calif., assistant
to Mr. Kiser, and Jack Fenton,
cameraman. The party Is now
making the Geo. Russell ranch head
quarters while they make part of a
scenic film.
Outdoor meetings next Sunday by
the Methodist Sunday School. All
members and friends of the congre
gation and Sunday School are asked
to meet at the Church Sunday at
9:30 A. M., with basket dinner and
go from there to Kidwell's Pines for
an out door service. Sunday school
will convene on arrival and will be
followed by a sermon after which all
will join in a basket dinner. Any
body who wishes to be baptised will
have an opportunity.
Let every one who has a car take
a capacity load and a truck will be
provided for those who have no oth
ther conveyance.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lanalus and
daughter from Howard attended the
Irrigators ball last Friday night"
CROOK COI NTV IRRIGATORS
DRILL SATl'RHAY NIUHT
The last drill for the Crook,
County Irrigators will be held
at 7 ;S0 Saturday night At this
time final Instructions in man-
euvers and in shouldering the
Irrigators weapons will be given-
Everyone Is urged to be
present promptly tn order to
start the drill on time. By hav
ing the drill at this time, it will
be convenient for the dsodIs
living out ot town and a large
number are expected to appear.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
OF THE OCHOCO IRRIGATION
DISTRICT
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While our shop is crowded, by putting on two more good
men we are now able to take care of you. Of course we
guarantee all of our work.
Notice is hereby given that by vir
tue of an order and resolution ot
the board ot directors of the Ochoco
Irrigation District duly made, a spe
cial election will be held in and by
the Ochoco Irrigation District ' In
Crook County. Oregon, on Saturday
the 4th day ot June, 1)21, between
the hours ot eight o'cock A- M. and
five o'clock P. M. of said day for the
purpose ot determining whether or
not the Board ot Directors ot said
Ochoco Irrigation District shall ea
ter into a contract with the State ot
Oregon for the payment by the State
of Oregon of interest to accrue tor
the first five years, or any or all ot
said years, of bonds of said district
in the amount of $76,000.00 to be
hereafter issued by the district In
event the electors ot said district
shall authorise the issue thereof at
an election to be held contemporan
eously with the election provided for
by this notice. ' I
Said election to be held at Grimes
Chapel within said district which is
hereby designated as the polling
place for said district comprising
one election precinct . S
Dated at Prineville, Oregon, May
3rd., 1921.
B. A. SORDAL,
Secretary of the Ochoco Irrigation
District
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MICHELIN
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Weak Eym and Wisdom.
Fair promises are like born-rlmmcd
spectacles. They don t amount to
much unless there Is something back
of them.
Giving the Effect ;
A real light Is rarely hidden under
the proverbial bushel, but some keen
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Common Fault
-mere is one tning wnlch prove
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The pipe lines In America nsed to
carry petroleum from the wells to cen
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are sufficient In length to girdle the
earth at the equator.
Nothing to Do but Talk.
The lord mayor of London is called
upon to make an average of nearly a
thousand public speeches during his
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Many a young girl who objects to
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moving objects on which work Is be
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Have you learned bow to make $1 go
as far as two. Then your feet are well
planted on the bottom round of the
ladder of success.
ANTELOPE TRIMS PRINEVILLE
TO THE TUNE OP 11 TO 4
Taking the lead in the very first
frame with four runs to their credit
and in the third Inning, six more.
Antelope succeeded in shutting
Prineville out for six Innings, in the
second game between the two teams.
Errors, on the part of Prineville
were responsible for the scores
made by the visitors. Prineville's
defeat was also due to the splendid
fielding of the Antelope outfield, es
pecially on the part of Steele. Al
though Prlnevjlle hit Hooper a num.-1
ber of times, yet the Antelope field
ers had a knack of being wherever
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the ball went. Not until the sixth Antelope Steele struck out, Klm
inning did Prineville succeed in ! Y out, fly to Ireland; Hlxon slngl
bringing in a run. when Bechtell's Taylor singled, Hlxon on third;
base hit and Ellis' two base bump , Crahtree singled, scoring Hlxon;
followed by McFarland's long fly to. Hill struck out.
Steele brought Bechtell In for tho I Prineville Ellis out, Rooper to
first run- In the ninth Prineville ' Malone; McFarland out. fly to Sle
started out all right but Btoppcd too,cle; Ireland out, Rooper to Malone.
soon with only three runs. Antelope 1 Prinevlllo 0.
First inning, Antelope Hill hit Fifth Inning, Antelope; Mnlone
by pitched ball; Malone safe on first 'singled, stole second, Bonney fouled
errer by Post; Hill took second; Bo
nney put out, Post to Malson, Hill
scoring and Malone took third; Ro
oper walked; Rooper stole second,
Steele fouled out to McFarland; Kl-
msey safe on first and scoring Roo
per, Kimsey scored; Taylor walked,
Hlxon on second; Crabtree pot out,
Merchant to Malson.
Prineville Malson singled, Bow
man popped out to Rooper, Doubling
Malson oft first; Bechtell doubled to
left, Ellis struck out.
Antelope four, Prineville nothing.
Second Inning, Antelope Hill put
out, Post to Malson; Malone out El
lis to Malson; Bonney struck out.
Prineville McFarland out. Hill
to Malone; Ireland safe on first, er
ror by Malone; Michel singled, Ire
land going to second; Merchant,
filed out to Hill; Post put out. Hill
to Malone.
Neither side scored.
zThird Inning, Antelope Rooper
safe on first, error by Merchant, Put
out stealing to. second, McFarland
to Ellis; Steele singled to right field
stealing to second, Kimsey doubled
Lscoring Steele; Hlxon reached sec
ond when Ireland dropped fly In left
field; Taylor safe on first, scoring
Kimsey and putting Hlxon on third;
Crabtree safe on first, error by Post
putting Taylor on second, Hill safe
on first, error by Post, Hixon scor
ing on passed ball, advancing Tayl
or and Crabtree, who also ran in on
another passed ball, while Hill
reached third, coming In on another
passed ball; Prineville kept away
from the base runners until the ba
ses were cleaned; Malone safe on
first thru error by Malson; Bonney
struck out; Rooper walked, Steele
at bat but did not finiBh when Ma
lone was tagged off second when he
was tagged off the base in a discus
sion.
Prineville Malson, fly to Steele,
Bowman out on first, Rooper to Ma
one; Bechtell put out, Hill to Ma
lone.
Ari'.lope 6 Prineville 0.
out to McFarland; Rooper out, fly
to Bowman. Malone reached third;
Steele struck out.
Prineville Michel out, Hlxon to
Malone; Merchant out, fly to Steele;
Post safe on first, error by Maone;
Malson out, fly to Steele.
' Sixth inning, Antelope; Kimsey
struck out; Hlxon out, Post to Mal
son; Taylor sate on first, error by
Post; Crabtree out, fly to Bowman.
Prineville Bowman out, Rooper
to Malone; Bechtell singled; Ellis
singled, Bechtell on third, McFar
land out, fly to Steele, Bechtell
squeezed in with Prineville's first
score, Ellis took third, Ireland safe
on first Ellis put out at home plate
Malone to Bonney.
Antelope 0 Prineville 1.
Seventh inning, Antelope Hill
safe on first, error by Post, put out
stealing second, McFarland to Mer
chant; Malone out, fly to Michel;
Bonney struck out
Prlnovlllo Michel safe on first,
error by Malons who failed to con
nect with Hill's throw; Merchant hit
to Kimsey whose throw to Hlxon
doubled Michel of second; Post out,
Merchant Btole second. Merchant
caught off second, Rnopor to Hlxon.
Antelope 0 I'rlnevtlln 0.
Eighth Inning, Antelope Roop
er walked; Steele hit to Bechtell
who caught Hooper off second, Kim
sey walked, advancing Steele; Hix
son filed out to Bowman; Taylor
out. Post to Malson.
Prineville Malson walked; Bow
third; Bechtell out, fly to Kimsey;
Ellis out, fouled to Malone; McFar
land struck out.
Neither side scored.
Ninth inning. Antelope Crabtree
safe on first, error by Merchant;
Hill struck out; Malone, one bass
hit; Bonney out fly to Ireland; Roo
per struck out.
Prineville; Ireland out, Malone to
Hlxson; Michel safe on first, error
by Hixson; Merchant singled, En
sley batted for Post, singled, scor
ing Michel; Malson out, fly to Steele
Bowman singled, scoring Merchant
and Ensley, Bechtell struck out.
Score by innings,
Antelope:
406100000 11
Prineville:
000001008 4
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