CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
Pasre 7
C. C. II. S. Notes.
Klrnn Nulilo, editor, Audrey
Nolllfl, UHHlHtltrtt.
Monday morning the bi'itlniiltiK
of the now semester was n pleasant
morning In Crook County High,
Tho Girls leo Club gave throo well
chosen selections during tho assem
lily period. Tho first porioil won
spent In short tulkn from tho do
Intern, Himkct Hull pluyt-ra and
members of tho faculty. We were
very Kind to see n few of our pa
trons out to enjoy tho occasion with
us.
Orvlllo Yancey, Stacy Smith, IV.
atrlco JoIuihoii, Krvdrlc Rice, Ho
hart Iiclknap and 1-etha Everett are
much respected personages around
high school, Those fivo pointH they
won for im In (Minting at Wasco
and I'rinovlllo have heljiod to spread
tho fame of our nchool.
A week from Friday night the
Hoys and Girls Glee t'lulis are go
inn to Rive an entertainment at tho
Iyrle. Thin will b a tmmt enjoy-
ablo evening Thorn will be souks
from tho two clubn tho High School
orchcHtra. duets and solos,
After tho debato Friday night,
Tho Dalle debaters tho C. C. II. H.
(Mutters, faculty and judges en
joyed a ban(uet at tho I'rinevillo
Hotel.
Hubert Itelknap in spending this
week In 1'ortiand visiting his brother
Horace.
Ciiin, tho janitor, has been very
industrious putting more desks in
tho assembly hall for tho new stu
dents. Of tho ten now students
' those taking the Normal course arc
I!cief 1'ancuke, Gladys I'aula, Tressie
Houston, F.lisuibelh Evans, Kay lius-
Rot and Kuth Dlshman. Those tuk
ing tho Commercial are J)esscl John
son, Oron Noble, George ."teams
anil Adrian Yancey.
Martha Horigan left Saturday
niorninit for Tho Dalles whore she
wjll spend tho remainder of tho
school year.
Mr. Iafter has boon a frequent
visitor at high school lately. Ho is
taking pictures for an annual which
will bo on sale In the spring to atu
dents and patrons.
At a Senior meeting held Monday
evening Harry Stearns was elected
class president, lie! I'owell vice-
president and Mabel Slayton secre
tary.
Tho boys held a meeting last week
to decide on ollicers for manage
ment of the track meet this spring
Norris Ilixby was elected manager
ami Harry Farnsworth captain
The Basket Ball had very little
opposition in the came with Mad
ras last Friday evening. The
eighteen points which Madras made
were made by Galloway one of the
town players, and not a high school
student. The final score was (58 to
18 in favor of C. C. II. S.
Tho game Saturday evening was
one that caused considerable amuse
ment. Tho C. C. II. S. were ablo to
make baskets almost at will from
the Redmond town team. The last
few minutes James King was put
in at forward and Earnt'Ht Russell
at center. These two boys being
in size, the Mutt and Jeff of the
team caused considerable laughter.
Next Saturday evening the C C
H. S. vs. the Lamonta team. This
no doubt will be a very close game
as the Lamonta team is made up of
Borne of the old II. S. stars. The
Lamonta line up is as follows:
Pearl Wiegand, center; Roy Mc-
Calliater, forward; Elmer Mitchell
forward, Norman Wiegand, gard
Lewis Mitchell, gard; Bruce Mc
Mecn and Jesse Melton subs.
Bernard Ramsey began school
TOO MANY CHILDREN
art under-iize, under-weight
with pinched faces and poor blood j they
do not complain but appetite lags, they
nave no ambition and do not progress,
Such children need the rich medicinal
nourishment iu Scott' EmuUion above
everything else J Hi pure cod liver oil con
tains nature's own blood-forming, flesh
building fats which quickly show In rosy
cheeks, better appetite, firm flush and
sturdy frames.
U your children ftre languid, tired
when rising, catch cold easily or find
their studies difficult, give them Scott'
Emuliion) it supplies the very food ele
incuts that their systems lack.
Scott' EmuUion contains no alcohol
and 1b so good for growing children it's a
pity to keep it from them.
14-47 Scott ftDowne, Dloonificlil. N. J.
i'uesdity morning. Ho Is an old
student and Is now a Junior. We
aro very glad to have "Htub" buck
again.
In tho Normal department work
Is progressing steadily. A now
cIiihs was organized In History of
Education and one In psychology.
Model classen aro formed each day
for practice teaching In tho ad
vanced subjects. The Senior girls
have completed their observation
work and have begun tho required
review of the grammar school sub
jects. They aro doing more work
than tho school law requires in the
way of elementary training but tlie
price of their extra efforts will be
efficiency.
Superintendent Shotise of Bend.
was a high school visitor rriday.
Mr. Shouse Is a thorough educator
and the Normal girls are planning
to have him give them some sug-
gestions on teaching during the
spring session as they feel he is
qualified by experience to give them
valuable help.
Abbio Wilson a former student
has started to school. She is taking
Normal course.
Mr. Pratt (in chemistry class)
"Ernest Russell, tell me how to
make hydrochloric acid?"
Frnest "Two grams of dog
gone if I know.
Post Postings.
Mis M tud Wilhorn is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Win. Dnrrell and daughter
spent several duys last week vUit-
ing Mrs. Croylo at tho Bonnyview
ranch.
C. L. Ream was down to Tost
for supplies last Friday.
lr. Newsom and family of
i'rineville, aie spending a lew days
at tho Ntwsoin ranch.
V'ern JUbcr passed through Post
Friday on bis way to Paulina to
buy horses.
Mrs. J. M. Hayes has been very
sick but is much belter at this
writing.
Mrs. Gunter and baby spent
Tuesday niRbt with Mrs. Norton
while Mr. Ciun'er went to Prine-
vi 11a to consult a physician about
his srrn which bad been troubling
him for some time. He found it
to be infected with blood poison.
Under the care of Dr. Newsom it
is improving as fast as could be
expected.
Mr. and Mrs. McLean were
transacting business at Post Satur
day. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gray spent
one day last week at the Newsom
ranch.
, C. R. Henry and Art Lane of
the Henry sawmill went up to the
Henry ranch Wednesday to butcher
hogs.
Ray Smith visited with the
Robert Demaris family the last of
the week.
Mrs. Robert Demaris will teach
a three months' term of school in
the new school district, No. 101.
Mi, and Mrs. McLean and
daughter took dinner with Miss
Pratt Sunday. '
J. P. Monroe went to Prineville
Thursday on business.
Mesdames Demaris and Abbott
called on Mrs. Norton Sunday.
Mrs. Gillenwater spent the day
with her mother on the 24th.
The Henry sawmill is running a
full crew of loggers this winter.
The indications are that a million
feet of lumber will be required to
supply the demand the coming
season and Mr. Henry expecta to
have the required amount of logs
in before the snow is gone.
Mr. Harrison made several trips
with the truck this week to Post
with freight for the store.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smead and
C. L. Patterson spent Sunday even
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Norton.
Sisters Notes
tl. K. Allen and wife and Carl
Woods spent a few duys in Red
mond the first of the week.
Mr. Loydn has been appointed
deputy sheriff of this vicinity.
A Btirpriso party was given Mr.
and Mrs Ellis Edgington last Thura
dayvening. Every one present
expressed themselves as spending a
pleusant evening.
Frank Zumwalt and wife, Geo.
Altkcna and C. L Gist made a trip
to Redmond Monday.
William Taylor, who has been
visiting In this vicinity for several
days, returnetl to his home at Sum
mer Luke the last of the week.
Arthur and Elenor Grube re
turned Sunday from a few days'
visit to Bend.
Jess Pcott was up from Lower
Bridge the last of the week.
ii Red Dragon
j Squirrel and Gopher Poison il
1 Will rid your place of Rqulr. pi
A rein. Gophers, KaU, Field Mice j
Crows end all such pct8 V-J
Reau'.ta or You jtJA
Money Bacls j0l &
ito?s?v:',,tat Cards,
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Attorneys-at-Law
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ltlce ot Final Settlement
Nutice in hereby (;ien, hy the under
sinned, tlie alininistrator of the estate of
Koliert lVnniiiton Johnson, deceased, to
all persons interested in nniil esbitc, that
lie linn made and tiled with the clerk of the
county rourt his filial settlement of
administration of said estate, and that the
court ban set Monday, the Ut day ot
March, HI15, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
at the county co irt room in Prineville,
Oregon, as the time and place fur hearing
ami settling mint una! accounting. At
which said time and place, any person
interested in said estate may appear and
object to said final accoun'iio;.
llated this 28th day of Jan., 191 S.
M. K. KLl.loTT.
Administrator of the estate of Koliert
Pennington Johnson, deceased, l-!iS-p
Notice to Creditors
Notlee U hereby given by the un
deralKned, the administrator ot the
estate of l'utrlek W. Haden, de
censexl, to all creditors ot said de
ceased and to all persons lmvliiR
claims atcaliiHt said estate to preseut
the same, wit h the proper voncuers,
to the undersigned at the office ol
M. It. KUIott in Frlnevllle, Orejron,
within six mouths from the first
publication of this notice.
Dated aud published the first
time January zl, V.nt.
N. J. Lamhekt,
Admlntwtrntor ot the estate of
Patrick W. Haden, deceased.
You Must See this Great Modern
War Picture
"War is Hell!"
Sherman said it, but the Eclectic Company made the
Four-Reel Hand-Colored Film to be shown
Saturday, January 30, 1915
The Lyric Theatre
Matinee at 2:30 p. m. Evening at 7:15 p. m.
No Advance in Admission Price
Announcement
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Firestone
Goodyear
United States
Michelin
Tires
A complete stock oFall sizes. on
hand.
Watch for our announcement of
new cars.
Full line of oilsand gas.
C. W. WILSON
PROPRIETOR,
Prineville Oregon
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HOROLOGICAL
I What time is it ? Get something besides a cheap
watch and you will not have to ask. Get a watch that
you will not be ashamed to produce in a crowd.
PERCY R. SMITH, Watchmaker and Jeweler
City Meat Market
HORIGAN & REINKE, Props.
Choice Home-Made Hams, Bacon
and Lard
Fresh Fish and Oysters
Fruit and Vegetables in Season