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THVIlrll'AY. JUNE 88, 1021
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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I FIGURES IN POLISH HISTORY
Is Your Money Supporting the
Government?
At tats erl Ileal perto la ear history oar saafactarirs are
of rlM Mill ui oar yoan are offetiaf their aarrtoas
U Ua Catt4 States coTaramant. Woald yoa Uka to to roar
hare eae tola, ay patting yoer taoaey where It will sapport taa
bow radaral Raaarva Banking Syateae, which Ua fOTaraaiaat
kaa ataeltaaee' to staaa back of oar aoatataraa, tnaastry aaa
atrrtealtareT
Toa caa ao Ula ay opoalag aa aeeoaat wttt aa a part of OTary
dollar ao davoattad goes dlractly Into Ua new system, wkara It
will always aa raady (or yoa waaa waatad.
Member Federal Reaerre System
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
EASIEST THING IN THE WORLD
CALL BLACK 303
MMIMMMM
FOR LIGHT OR HK1VI
f RUCK TICK
Morse Transportation Comp'y
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
J
IRELAND'S
City Transfer & Express
Auto Delivery to all Parts of the City and Vicinity
Phone me for quick terrice at Hugh Lakin't
' Red 951
I Prineville Green House
CABBAGE PLANTS, per doeal2M cents; or 78 ceata per 100
TOMATO PLANTS, per doaen. 12 H centa; or $1.75 per 100
CAULIFLOWER PLANTS, 85 cent per doaen; or $1.73 per lOO
Radishes, Spinach and Lettuce now ready.
Early and late varieties la season. Also hare some flower plants
and bulbs. Hall orders give prompt attention.
CALL OR ADDRESS: BOX 83, J. D. TOWNSEND, HYDE PARK.
Townsend & Campbell
Prineville, Oregon
Yes, Verily.
When a man's wife says. "Now, you
listen to me!" the proverb is about to
be exemplified that "listeners never
hear any good of themselves." Bos
ton Transcript.
Indignant Pat
"Ol hate flnrtery," said O'Rrien the
other day.' "Fintthery makes ye think
ye are betther thuD ye are, an' no
man llvln' can iver be that" Boston
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f WANTKn
VEAL, HOGS, MUTTON, BEEF,
CHICKENS, TURKEYS, DUCKS,
GEESE. EGGS, HIDES, BUTTER,
AND JACKRABBITS. GIVE US A
TRIAL. HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE GUARANTEED. PROMPT
RETURNS.
GULLICKSON A MILLER
Established 1911
109 Front Street, Portland, Ore.
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PAINLESS
PRICES
Before the war, during the war and
NOW. By careful buying for cash,
with no rent or clerk hire, we are able
to protect our customers and save them
money at all times.
Homer Norton
I POST ... OREGON
Countsee Potocka, of Obecur Birth,
cam Wife of Orsat Nobleman
of That Country.
The Countess Potocka lived obscure
ly ..In the days between the Brat and
secAmd vartltlons of Poland. She was
'born In 1700, and was the daughter of
Greek ahoeniaker at Conttnutlnopl.
Her extraordinary beauty and ber pov
erty brought her to misfortune, A
Trench consul named Boscamp look
her sway from Constantinople to Po
land. There she Is said to have mar
ried a Russian general, and later to
have divorced him.
Then she married Count Stanlslaw
Felix Potocka, one of the wealthiest
noblemen of Europe, a Pole of great
influence but slight ability, who la re
garded as a traitor who did much to
bring ruin to Poland. The countess
lived for ninny years in Berlin, where
her beauty created furore In the
ranks of society. She died there In
182i
Count Potocka was the Rockefeller
of Poland, lie owned several castles
and enormous estates, possessing In
the Ukralue aloue no less thau 8,000,
000 acres. When he became of age he
married secretly a very attractive
cousin. When the story of their elope
ment was divulged there were terrible
scenes. Although he was old enough
to be a husband Felix was flogged and
his young wife, berated and shunned.
Anally threw herself Into pond to es
cape ber persecutors.
CHOSE POOR PLACE TO REST
Traveler In Spain Not Folly Aware aa
to Just What Uses Beds Wera
Sometimes Put.
An American tells of a visit he once
made to the town of Yuste, In the
northwestern corner of Spain. 1 Ha
had sought rest nnder discouraging
circumstances, after a ride on mule
back over miles of dusty road. While
the hostess of the Inn was preparing
hli dinner he. proposed to himself to
rest upon the bed In the public room.
Nothing could, he says, have been
more tempting than that cool whit
bed, after his laborious trip, and with
out ssylng a word to the Senora Pa
reno, he threw himself at full length
upon it
Scarcely had he done so when a
shriek arose, and the little woman
flew at htm like a wild creature. She
seized him and dragged lilm off the
bed with the strength of two men.
Re was too much dated to resist, but
retreated before her.
"Oh, Dlos mlo. Dlos mlol" she
shouted. "They are ruined ruined I"
Whereupon she tore back the cover of
the bed. and to the traveler's amaze
ment disclosed ro after row of bis
cuits! They had been placed there
to rise. To rise I Down the center
of the rows his weight had flattened
them beyond recognition; only at th
farthest edge bad a few escaped.
Pumice Should Make Us Bright
Pumice is formed by the solidifica
tion of the foam produced on molten
lava by the escape of gases. The In
side makeup of high-grade pumice Is
cellular and the specific' gravity of the
stone Is so low that dry pumice floats
In water. The known deposits on dry
land are not considerable, although
the stone Is scattered over large areas
of the world's ocean bed.
Itullan pumice. Is the highest grade
known to the trule. The volcanic Is
land of Lnprl lying off the north const
of Sicily about 40 miles from the Ital
ian mainland. Is the seat of the Indus
try. Pumice Is used chiefly hy automo
bile and csrrlnge manufacturers, mar
ble workers, lithographers, platers and
manufacturers of patent lentlier and
enamel. Crushed totpowder, It Is used
for scouring and polishing. Shipments
amounting to 8.800,000 pounds of
pumice were made to the United
States In the six months from January
to June. 1020, by one firm In Llpnrl.
Much Iron in Philippines.
The finest unworked Iron fields Id
the world have been discovered In the
-Philippines, according to a report frrn
government experts recently received
by the United States bureau of foreign
and domestic commerce, says the
Washington Post. The quantities of
ore adjacent to good harbors, they
state, will be sufficient to assura the
future Iron and steel production In the
United States for generations. Already
land believed to contain more than
500,000,000 tons has been surveyed. De
posits on the Island of Mindanao are
believed to be without a rival. They
contain 275,000,000 tons close to good
harbors and 130,000,000 tons within
easy transportation distance of Dajkln
bay, perhaps the best natural harbor
on the Islands. Only crude Iron work
In primitive smellers Is being cr.rrled
on-at present.
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MODERN
CRANKCASE
CLEANING
SERVICE
" We war
Sh CALOL FLUSHING OIL Sf
ZER0LENE
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WELLS
WINDMILLS
The Sign of
a Service
At First-class Garages
and other Dealer
Little Black Bee.
Little black bee wr on th bios-
noma of the wild cherry. They worked
In it tnow-white cup and often shook
down the petals from th flower.
They darted from cluster to cluiter,
loading their thigh with primrose
colored pollen, while their ' wing vi
brated In a fitful, rather shrill mur
mur. They were ground bees and had
their home among the stoue In a
bank of fine grass, thyme and dog
violet not far distant Eden i'ulll-pots.
Remembered Goldfish In Will,
There nav been any number of la
ttauces where money ha been left t
aoluiala, and In some case these will
have been upheld by th courts Much
atteutlon attracted to th will of
a woman who left 170 a year for th
maintenance of three goldfish. That
there might be no misunderstanding
he described them aa follows: "Ou
Is bigger than th other two, and
these latter are to be eaally recog
nised, a on Is fat and th other
lean." She also made provision for
flower to be placed on the grave of
the goldfish. ,
Buck I Human Nature.
Jod Tunkln eays that when a mBi
who fools with th stock market win
he think he wa (mart When be
doesn't he think somebody el was
crooked.
On Recipe for Success.
All a man ha to do to make a real
success In life Is to spend 29 or 80
year learning to do om simple thing
better thin anybody else can do It and
than 25 or 80 more doing It every day,
so a to gtv people a chanc to And
out bout It. Ohio State JonrniU.
M other1 e Oversight
A frteud of mine bus daughter
who I fond of curls. Th oilier day
she stood looking t a curly-hesdrd
girl at play for a long time, and Anal
ly turned and said to her mother, HOh.
dear, why didn't you buy in with
curlT" Chicago Tribune.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Not l la harsh eiven thai the ndentn.
ed hu by th. County Court of the State tt
Orwoa for Crook Count Men duly apeelni-
ed administrator of the partnership estate of
A. I. Craln, and r. L. Craln, Piiii 1. end
all persona havln tlalme asalnet the aed
partnership eatate are hmbf seoulted la
pnssiil auna duly verifies an villi proper
vouchers, to the said edralntetratoy si the
office ol WUI.nl H. Wirt, la Ike Crook
County Bank bulldln. at PrhievtUe, Oioeue,
within ale month, from Ike tint paMWelloa
Of this notice.
Published flret time Mar Nik, 111.
A. L CRAIK.
Administrator of the Partnership Eatate
of A. I. Craln ana P. I. Craln, P im.il.
Published last Urn. Jane Mr.
wiLLARD a wirrz.
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NOTICI POR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, t. B. tend of
fWe at The Dalles, Orwoa. April II. I Ml.
Notice M sereby (tree tart
0EOR0E TURNER
whoeo peat off Ire addrtae le Orinly, Oteaon,
did en the Htk day of Jane, lest, file Is
thle offlre Swors atateaMai and application
No. 0214. to perchae. the BENEU., See.
tton (I, Town. hip ls-Soeta, Basse le-Eaat,
Willamette Mtridlaa, and the Umber there
on, under the preelalone of the art of Juno
I, 1H7S, and acta amendatory, known aa the
"Timber and A ton. Law," at euck value aa
ailsht be fixed by appraliimint, and that,
pursuant to ouch application, the land and
timber thereon have been appraleed, One
Hundred Twenty-rive Dollars, the Umber ce
ll ruled 78M board feet at 11.00 per M. and
the land 150.00; that aald applicant will of
fer final proof In support of hie uppllcatwa
and ewora statement oa the tb day of A mr
uat, 1P2I. before Lake at. BachteJL United
States Commbatoner, nt Prineville, Oreaon.
Any person Is at liberty to protest thle pur
chase before entry, or initiate a contest at
any time before patent kvaes, by ftila s
corroborated affldatll hi thaj office, alias
ing; facta which would defeat the entry.
JL r KAN wuuuwtis,
WUs
Wells lor Water
Water for Health aa dWiwJth
WAGONER, B., Ha Drill WKLLft.
PI-MI'S
We handle Maz
da Lamps of all
kinds and sizes
Des Chutes
Power
Company
Prineville, Ore.
A Classified Ad gets results.
The Defiling Hand of Man.
It Is a humiliating reflection that
man, when he comes in his numbers.
defiles and defaces, and makes ugly
more than the wild beast. One ha
but to find his trail on any green
place. The orange peels, the dirty and
torn newspapers, the old boots, the
broken crockery and utensils, have
power to destroy beauty and peace and
banish the Spirit of Place. When he
stretches out a hand over what once
ws countryside, how depressing are
his little houses, his clinker paths, In
fields where the mole delved Industri
ously from dawn to dark, where the
lark climbed a thousand winding
stairs into Heaven. Kutherlne Tynau
swart a " A " ' r " ,, a. :'.--.: "-rv
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32.90
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$43.10
$48.40
49.65
58.90
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TUBES
25S
2.90
$355
$3.70
$450
$4.65
$4.75
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$5.80
Falbrlc Tires
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