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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1921)
THfKlAY. JINK 0. 0at crook rorvnr jonwAt r t rRJfcVU.I. 1TV RULWAT Tim TMa Sa. t(Mint A. M. rT7 . IKS I n) Hnel Motor Kctor ttaUoce V'x4 No. I A. M. t:lt --44 :f .- Motor No. P M 1:14 1:14 t.U :4i t.U No t No t P. M. . .. 1:11 S:It 1:45 P. M. 7:li 7 ii It. PrMrir4 L. WUto L McCaUvter Ill 1:1 Ax. Pnaerl J t Haiku Xir! Motor No. 1 No. 4 A M ar. PriscriUa S:1S AT. WUtoa 1:1 At. McCaiustar T: ar. O Neil 7:1$ L. Prioerl Jet 7:4 P. M. CROOK COCJfTT JOCRSAI, err lAFou-rmE. EttsrMd PubUdwr THE AMERICAN PRJ A.SOUATI0M J LA.U hETTLEME.VT Tha conveatloa held in Portland an Taeodar of Lhia week at which lajid settlement profclems wen dis caaaod war on ot the moat Impor tant meeting held is this iuu Uia year. Ttaa topic under discoasloa, that f getting people onto the land an der a plan whereby tb7 cu stay and mak their home there la one ef general Interest to the slat and raryoD in it la Crook County rery few real fanner were to be found antil re cent yeara, and today the vast ma jority ot tha land are not farmed bat are being operated in a moat waateful manner. If a factory were to be erected at coat of several million dollar, and eighty per cent or more of the ma chines were to remain idle the con dition would be much a it U in thin country today. To get any part of the factory pro duction, every machine moat have n or more operator. Ia the eaae of this country, every forty acre or lea is a machine, sight of every ten such machines are idle and rusting, or working ia a moat slipsbod manner. The county government, the bust aeas houses and every individual la the county is more or less impover ished while this condition exists. Every unit must have an ope rat er. Hundreds of them will be re quired. The entire population of Jh country will and many already kave seen this condition confront ing the community, and a concerted iave a Frfa tTSt re -u. rMa etrtrtly ki eaV a m Ifj aa at eaaa. a'" Sat U aaat i VWhv r Bin or a Wood Box? YOU can get clean economi cal Pearl Oil from dealers everywhere. : - ' You save yourself a lot of tro'He and work when you cook with a good oil cookstove. fjo ashes to carry no fires to yeqii ire you r frequent attention. With a good oil cookstova and Pearl Oil the heat is applied directly to the cooking utensiL The heat i9 steady and depend able. Pearl Oil gives high fuel vdieCf'':.yr:r-Y:r: : Pearl Oil la the clean burn. Ing, uniform, economical kero senerefined and re-refined by .special process.Dealersevery. where. Order by name Pearl Oil. T'tC' STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) PEARL OIL HEAT AND LIGHT ff -ft tu crrrt It i ur to r-s!t : The ff-rt f the Irrigator l os r:t. d tbtre are oti.r To ' B'T Of . ft tl. ' idEt t T( b tsine .:' rt.-! ffort tU Kit lL ro:t. L: !1 ';rs to get noiily ob itt t nr re cf irri gated lol ; MRS. HAVYAH 4 KI.IJ 1 HI Klt.D Tl"tIAT Services ia memory of the late Mrs Hilda WeUa were ktld at the Christian Chart TaewUy- The ric were conducted by Kev. M j R. Gaiiaher assisted by Rev. Dr. J Marshall aad the quartet compo4 j of Mr. aad Mrs. M D- PowU aad Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Powell sang the otiga she loved so well The body was placed la the Masonic cemetery. The Pall Bearers were members, ot the 1 0. O. r. Lodge. ' Mrs. Wells was the daughter of Solomon aad Sarah Fraiier aad was bora January Zi, 1171 ia Bacaaa bob County, Mo., near what is bow the city of fit. Joseph. While a small child aha came with her par ent to Aadrew Coast, where ah grew to womanhood and wber ah waa married to Enoch Wells oa j March 14th, 1I5. j To this anion sevea children, five sons aad two daughters were bora, aad who all lived to the ags of D- , tority. i She was preceded to tha grWt beyond by her husbaJld aad on sosv Cbarle W. and on daughter, Sar ah P. She Is survived by on dau ghter and four sons whoa Domes are Mrs. J. E- Hdgepeta ot Newman, California, Samuel A. ot Baa Diego, Calif; Edward L- of Antler. N. D.; ; George W. and Joha 8. of Prineviil , Oregon, and three grandchildrea and i one great grand child. Also by on sister, Mrs. J- W. Elliott of Prine vilie, Oregon, and one brother, Sol jOmon Kraiier , of Aurora Mo. t She obeyed the gospel early ia life and united with the Baptist church, later nailing with the Christian church aad at the time of her death waa a member of the .Christian church of Prineviil. ' During all the years of her life she v-aa a devout Christian sustain ed snd comforted by the promise of God. and a firm belief In a lit beyond the hop of a glorious im mortality. She was a devoted mo ther, a kind neighbor and loved and respected by all who knew ber. During the last three years of her life she was an invalid and for al most n in teen months preceding her passing was confined to ber bed. She passed away at 10 o'clock P. M. June 5th, 1921 at the home of her son, George W.. seven miles west of Prineviil with whom the had made her home for almost twenty-three years Coal i -ev-J I irmm kJWfH SWIFT AkD SLO.V K3VKLMS ', to" Intcvctxg Oarspaneer Made : 1 titil ef Tr.l ef V-K ef !..! 1--.') ta ' a A ; i: ; vi.mr-n t t; l vi tlx t - n (LuiaN- ! aaiL hi-h ti - U'K'.ukS of ! S yard s wniti j Ttiia frotd Siu.- sod Iaeaik4k 1 mbr bVo rrae Baore H",ed cues- pariMK.a. at foDuma: A mcixiKi til has tvo-o tre4 at per-d of i'J ml'.nt aa hoar. A tattw trtw gruve 10.0CKX Ci'rLf oi a yard a tovl Tbc rank iris areuitd Ui aua St CUSS mile an boer. A scaU saore U10.U.Hh of a yard a aeccttd. De B4Mnacet Sew aa airpian ea Hotrmbrr 4 lifJU. 1M mika aa bear. Tonuny UUtua's motor car traveled one aiie ia Z3 plos sorooda. or 1M aUles aa hoar. Aa slertnr train la tets betweea BcrUa aad Ztmmm mad 130 miles sa boor. Railroad eagtaea bav made 120 Bailee aa Boar. ' Ice boats gflde tw mile a mtast. sr IX miles an boor. The motor boat atlas Amerlea has atari 7&4oS miles sa Boor. Destroyers mak 48 mile sa bear. A maa baa akated 37 1-3 mile aa boor, rua 13i miles sa boor, walked 9 mDea aa boor. CHINESE HAYE OWN COURTS OHeetaie ia Thia Country Administer J notice Without Troubling th Reaular Tribunal. Completely moisted from any Inter ference from the ordieotal officers of the law. the Coin bav their owa roorts of law. Criminals against this rode, when punished, sre not baled be fore the white man's tribunal. As eonctosiv evidence, examine th dorteta of sny court, in sn attempt ta Sod where our CLInew bss laaoed a cunplalnt sjralnrt anothr. aay tbe po lice. Quick exwu'j.jo. ucdr tbe busy life of downtown Portland, ia said to have been me'.ed out to many men. while milady shoi-pvd sboie. At any rate, that is the gist of on at the many tales told ah'wit police bt-adquarteri concerning Portland Chinatown, by an uncbow" who should know. Mwt of the police are aware of the snupected existence of the tunnel. The numerous raids sgslnst gambling dens, which to th public sre more or Uss routine af fairs, are tinged with tbe thrill of ad venture for the police, who wonder wbich one of their number will be the first to discover one of the en trance to tbe mythical passageway Portland Oregoiilaa. oligittad Oil Economic Fuel. French chemist have announced that they are meeting with signal soo cess In the effort to asve and conserv the fuel supply by s process wbich solidifies tbe oil snd mskes It In this aha j much easier to handle and eco nomical to burn ss fuel. At no distant date, It Is promised. It will . be poKsible to oae the new product aa aubstltut for heavy fuel olla in furnaces, locomotive, and for other industrial purponea where coal eouaervatlon is a big Issue. N'ot only will the product not 0 af ffccteo! by changes of temperature, bat it will also withstand combustion un less In direct contact with flames, wbll it is easily extlngulshable by water. Preliminary aamples already pro duced have proved too costly. Looking Ahead. Here Is a new NortbclltTe story from "The Mirrors of Downing Street" The eminent editor had a caller who raised his hat and made a profound bow to the elevator boy as the two men, NortbdlfTe and bis friend, went up to the editor's rooms. When they came down the friend again raised his bat and bowed low to the boy. Northi.il ITe remonstrated with blm. "You shouldn't joke with thes boys," he said. "It makes discipline difficult" "Joke f" exclaimed the caller. "Good heavens, I warni't Joking. How do I know that tomorrow that boy will not be tbe edlfor of the Dally Malir As It Was Pronounced. "Ton have made a hlg mistake," said the boss. "I never saw that word In my life. It may mean 'oHxIfled,' but even that word doesn't apply." "But that Is what you dictated," replied the stenographer, spelling and pronouncing from her notes, "Ah, yen," returned the man. "I un derstand now, I a Id 'hona fide,' but I didn't exiect you to Kpell It 'boui fled.' " UouHton i'osst New Orleans Anniversary. In 1028 the two hundredth annl verHary of the formal elevation of New Orleans to a capital city, with tt.A Vlut..l.. I'la'U TAPIUI.U u Ita Mvln ,,,C ...n,.,,,.. . ...... -- .... center, will be celebrated, and by that time It Is hoped not only to have Jackson square and Its surroundings duplicate Its ancient arrangement but also to duplicate the ceremony which marked the occasion as memorable as any in American civic history. Fox Aids Farmer. Besides such poultry as they cap ture, foxes are very fond of field mice and destroy thousands of them; in this way they are a positive benefit to the agriculturist, says the American Forestry Magazine. They also catch aad eat many woodrhuoks the latter standing In the utmost fear of them. 14 A L Theynfe1 tL J. PEYNGLD5 Tektcca Ca. A Classified Ad geU results. Importers, extorters, travelers 6nip and sail under the Stars and Stripes THERE sre todsy few ports in the world of importance to shipper or travelers, which cannot be reached by ships that tail under the Stars and Stripes. Presidenr Harding has said that, "We cannot sell successfully w!-icre we do not carry". The American Merchant Marine that ones almost vanished is again an established snd important carrier of the world's conv nicite. You can ship or sail any where in Aiiicrican ships designed f or utmost com fort and u(cfy. Operators of Passenger Service Admiral Lin. VI Suu Suc. N Yurk. N V Matvm Niit--In Company. 2t So Sired, llaltimorc, Md. Vtunton Stm f nip Line, 82 Bcavw 1 trct. New "I iJTk, N T. ttmw York l.d P.,rri, rl o 8. S. Co., II IJt0 y, t .t York.N Y. i Ptcifit Mali S. 8. Co., 45 Broadvay. 1 New, York. N Y U. S. Mall 8. S. Co . 45 Broadway, New York, N Y Ward Line, (New Yk an i Cuba Mall S S f') l "H of all S real. New York, N Y Free use of Shipping Board lime tile of Shipping BMirti m-t-on rlctura Buna, lour reelt, free on rr-q-RK of any tlV, aaaux, poaiiliaste . or ar(ani aa"on. A g eat eooatHKi-,1 plctura af trttpa and the ea. Wtita for luiguar a mtoH l.aur. Jnecfo' I .formation Bureau, Poorn ll, IM9 F" Straat, hi W , Washir.gtori, D I: SHIPS FOR FAI.S (Ta 4mr1cBn ttliitr tnty) great alcamara, boib oil and coal vernera. Alao ale i ir wit, w,d hulla and neeeM-toiaf I"?." rurthar lalacaaaliaa abtaiaad bj raaaaat. For Bailings ofpassengir and frtight ships f mil parts of the world andall ether information, writ to any of the above lines or to the U.S. Shipping Board , WASHINGTON, O.C. , Mi' ilceithis in iny dsr- The Camel idea wasn't born then. It was the exclusive expert Camel blend that revolutionized cigarette smoking. That Camel blend of choice Turkish and Domestic tobaccos hits just the right spot It gives Camels such mellow mildness and fragrance 1 The first time I smoked Camels I knew they were made for me. I knew they were the smoothest, finest cigarette in the world, at any price. Nobody can tell me anything different isTZr V3i At)! .ty j Ability Inw.lves n-nninlblllly. Power to Its last particle Is duty. 'Alexander Maclaren. Spiritual Alarm Clock Ministers, like slsrm clocks, gel most of their abuse for doing their duty. Kansas City Star. UofgeowMt M Stgf! Mm T), fj Mount Rainier is 14,408 feet above the sea-level the sec ond highest mountain peak In the United States. It is the cen ter of Rainier National Park, Washington and is situated about seventy-five imiles by road east of Tacoma, This remarkable mountain is of volcanic-origin and is now crowned with snow and ice, having the most extensive glooiatra to ba found in the United States. Th National Parke High way leads directly from Ta coma to Rainier National Park, and at Lotigmire Springs within the Park boundaries is a Standard Oil service sta tion ready to serve motorists with Red Crown Gasoline. Wherevei you tour in (Washington you will see the Red Crown sign on service sta tions and garages. It is the sign of quality in gasoline. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) I I'll i m i if i 1 1 1 it ii t. igarette r& .... .j Mjnjr Victim of Min,i. 8lx liuiiilred women sere executed, for wltchcnft la i'rsoc la luuu. Probably Stssl th teas. Melbourne Argus Bltusllon want ad. Housemaid. ancrpuloualy deaa, Boston Transcript Rainier ' WeGasolme ofQnaMy k jCI.. E. a - - f: -'aallM
