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PAGE 8 CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL OCTOBER 18 ,1917 1 LADY PASSENGER AGT. It HILL l.KAVK 1HRTLAM OX MONDAY MORMXG NKXT HON M BE SERVED Sere Man Will Have Nothing To Do VntU Their Arrival at Redmond In The Afternoon When the special train leaves Portland, Morday morning with the delegates (or the nieetiug of the Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs in this city, Miss Avis Lob dell, passenger agent for the O-W. railway, will be in charge. She visited Prineville weeks ago, secured data concerning the city and community, and has worked for weeks securing delegates for the eeting. Luncheon will be served on the train by Miss Lobdell, and every J atp will be taken to insure their comfort and entertainment for the trip. In fact there will be but few men accessary to conduct the delegation sntil Redmond is reached, when aatos from this city will conduct the delegates to Prineville. . Here they will be greeted by the High School Band. The streets will be decorated, show windows dressed for the oc sasion, and other steps taken for Iheir entertainment. PROCLAMATION STATE OF OREGON, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Salem, Ore., Oct. 10, 1917. WHEREAS, the American people lave set themselves the task of nisihg a second Liberty Loan of from three to five billion dollars. Dosing Out OUR ENTIRE P IANOS! Phonographs and Organs At Redmond, Madras. Mau pin, Culver and Bend There is one dandy organ at Prine ville that you may have on your own terms if bought at once. Special Prices on Player Pianos One Piano for Only $115 and many others at prices that will surprise you. Re member the long time payment plan and exchange agreement Phone or write me at Bend for quick action J.W.DAY I Bend, Oregon, Central Oregon Manager for Eilers. special f rices to Schools, Twentieth century war requires vast sums of money. The requirements are far beyond what the wealthiest country can raise by taxation. The great nations of Europe have been at war for three years. They have floated loan after loan successfully It is unthinkable that this country should fail with Us second loan, six months after the declaration of war; and WHEREAS, failure to provide the necessary money would mean failure properly to provision and equip our troops. An army insufficiently equipped and supplied Is led to un availing slaughter. We owe to those who are to do the fighting to stand behind them loyally, to give thorn everything which will add to their efficiency, and bring nearer the day of victory. Let us not fight this war half-heartedly, with one hand behind our backs. Let us fight It manfully. In a manner worthy the best traditions of the Republic; and WHEREAS, Oregon's share of the fund required 1b sixteen and a half to twenty-four million dollars. This is a 8U ra too large to be raised with out the cooperation of the whole people. Every Oregonian with an Incom should consider It a duty and a privilege to purchase one or more bonds. In proportion to his means. The Government atks us not to contribute, but to invest. There is no safer Investment in the world than a loan to the United States'; NOW. THEREFORE, by virtue of the authority In me vested, as Gov- ernor of the State of Oregon, I James Withycombe, Governor, do hereby proclaim the week of October 14th to 20th, 1917. as PATRIOTIC WEEK. Oregon has thus far re- sponded to every appeal. We have given the flower of our young man hood. Let us not be a sordid people. Let us not place greater store by our money than by our men. If our people can only be aroused to the necessities of the situation we can not fail to have the cooperation which will spell success. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the State of Ore gon to be hereunto affixed, this 10th day of October, A. D. 1917. JAMES WITHYCOMBE, Governor. Try a Journal ClassiSed Ad. STOCK OF Churches, Granges, Etc. DAILY PROGRAM FOR WEEK WITH O.F-W.C. Chairmen laical Committee Credentials, Mrs. A. R. Bowman Hospitality, Mrs. W. I. lHshman Trains and Baggage, Mrs. Jay II I'pton; Music, Mrs. T. E. J. Duffy Refreshments, Mrs. J. W. Stanton Pages and I'shers, Miss Bertha Baldwin; frogs, Mrs. N. G. Wallace itecoratlons, Mrs. Chas. S. Edwards Badges, Mrs. Oscar C. Hyde; Bureau of Information, Mrs. Ada B. Mill! can; Reception, Mrs. II P. Belknap Headquarters, Mrs. George F Euston. All sessions will be held In the Methodist Church and the sessions will be open to the public. Monday Evening Call to order by the President, Mrs Charles 11. CaBtner Invocation, Rev. T. II. Fertlg, pastor M. E. Church "America", By the Audience Welcome from the City, Mayor D F. Stewart Commercial Club, Jay H. I'pton Greetings from Hostess Club, Mrs Collins W. Elkins, president Lad ies Annex to Commercial Club Response for the Federation, Mrs. 0. E. Silverthorne, president La Grande Neighborhood Club Solo, Mrs. James Lester Cault, of Burns Group of Songs, Professor Wm Gaskins of Corvaltls Reading from "The taming of the Shrew" (Act II. 8cene I), Mrs Antone Gelblsh, Portland RECEPTION TucmIiij Morning 8:00 to 9:00 Registration of dele gates at Methodist Church 9:00 Call to order; Invocation by Rev. Mrs. J. J. Handsaker, Port land; "America", led by Mrs. II. A. Heppner, Portland 9:15 Reports of Officers ; Reports of Standing Committees 10:15 Report of New Orleans Council, Mrs. Sarah A. Evans. General Federation Director 10:30 Report on U. of O. Woman's Building, Mrs. George Gerlinger of Dallas, Regent of University of Oregon 10:45 Fraternal Greetings 11:00 Resolutions 11:30 Report of Credential Com mittee 11:50 Announcements 12:00 Adjournment Tuesday Afternoon 1:30 President's Address HOME ECONOMICS SECTION 1:45 Address by Mrs. Joseph C. Gawler, Denver, Colorado, chair man, Home Economics Depart ment, General Federation MUSIC SECTION 2:30 Solo, Miss Blanche Rowell, Prineville; Address, "Our Public School Music," by Professor Wil liam Gaskins, O. A. C, Corvallls 3:30 Conservation and the Kinder garten, Miss Lutle Cake, Portland, Chairman, Kindergarten Depart ment, General Federation 4 :00 Adjournment SUNSET PICNIC Tuesday Evening Patriotic Evening PATRIOTIC EVENING 7:30 Call to order; Invocation; Patriotic 8olo, Mrs. Nettie Greer Taylor, Portland; Council of De fense, Mrs. Jennie M. Kemp, Port land, vice-chairman of Woman's Committee; Federal Food Admin istration, W. K. Newell, Portland assistant ;for Oregon; Liberty Bonds, speaker to be announced; The Patriotic Child, Mrs. Millie Trumbull, Portland Wednesday Morning 9:00 Call to order; Invocation by Rev. F. C. Laslette; Patriotic song by the audience; Minutes 9:20 Unfinished business; New business 10:00 Reports of Special Commit tees; Federation Pin, Mrs. A. King Wilson, Oswego; President's Fund, Mrs. J. G. Frankel, Port land; Motion Pictures, Mrs. Geo. T. Cochran, LaGrande; Discussion PUBLIC HEALTH SECTION 11:00 Report of Chairman, Mrs. Sarah A. Evans; Reports of sub chairmen; Crippled Children's Law, Mrs. P. L. Campbell; Feder ation Postal Cards, Mrs. Charles Allen; Discussion, (a) Soldier's Hospital Fund, led by Mrs. Colo nel May; (b) Crippled Children's Law, led by Mrs. Millie Trumbull; (c) Postal Card Sale, led by Mrs, Sarah A. Evans 12:0 0 Adjournment Wednesday Afternoon 1:30 Call to order; Resolution 2:00 Symposium Scholarship Loan Fund, 1907-1917, (a) From the standpoint of the Federation, Mrs. Frederick Eggert, Portland: (b) From the standpoint of the stu dent, Miss Fay Clark, Vale; (c) Discussion '" 3:30 Solo, Miss Blanche Shlpp, Prineville 3:40 Address, Mrs. Mary E. Faw cett, Dean of Women, O. A. C, Corvallis !. , For the First Time This Year We are Caught up on Deliveries and it will now be possible for you to get that Ford you have been waiting for We Now Have In Stock One 1916 Ford at A Ford Roadster at INLAND AUTO CO. 4:15 State Federation Extension, Mrs. Solon Shedd, Past President Washington Federation Wert new iay Evening PRESIDENT'S NIGHT 7:30 Call to order; Invocation by Rev. W. L. Van Nuys; Solo, Mrs. A. C. Strange, Baker; Club re ports 9:00 Congregational singing; Club reports Thursday Morning 9:00 Call to order; Invocation by Dr. J. II. Gervln; Minutes; Un finished business; New business; Amendments to Constitution 10:30 Final report of Resolutions Committee 1 2 : 00 Adjournment Executive Board and Club Presi dents will be luncheon guests of the Crook County High School Board. TliurMluy Afternoon 2:00 Call to order; Election of officers 3:00 Election of delegates to 1918 Biennial; Invitations for next State Convention 4:00 Adjournment; Joint Board meeting 4:30 to 6:30 Auto ride through Ochoco Valley Thursday Evening 7:30 Call to order; An hour with the artists, correlated program: Raphael, Mozart, Longfellow; Characterization of Raphael, Mrs. Alice Weister; Illustrations from Raphael, (lantern slides) Mrs. Weister; Characterization of Mo zart, Mrs. H. A. Heppner; Musical selections, Mrs. Heppner; Charac terization of Longfellow, Mrs. C. J. Edwards; Reading, Longfel low's "Building of a Ship," Mrs. Edwards; Installation of officers; "Blest Be the Tie That Binds"; Adjournment. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE A Jersey cow with young heifer calf. A bargain If taken at once. Mrs. Pearl Breed ing. 49t2c FOR RENT Piano. Address Dr. 49tfc Howard Gove. FOR SALE I have a few choice grade Lincoln and Hampshire ram lambs for sale. Early lambs ready for service. A. J. Noble, Box 427. 49tlc FIFTY MEN WANTED For gen eral construction work on dam site, ditches, etc. Wages $3.50 for 10 hours. Twohy Brothers Company, Prineville, Ore. 49tlc LOST A single black automobile glove, sheep lined. Return to FORD Prineville, Oregon ALL KINDS OF GRAIN By wholesale in car tots, cotton seed cakes for sheep; oats, cracked corn and hay. Northern Grain and Warehouse Co., Telephone 162. Madras, Oregon. 49lfc LOST A (lark bay 3-year-old nYiy with heavy main and tail. Brand ed on left shoulder horseshoe with bar across and quarter circle. Ho ward. Phone or address S. 8. Kurt!!, Howard, Oregon. 4!H2p FOR SALE A Thomas : Crown mower, used but little. Phone or address 8. 8. Kurtz, Howard, Oregon. 49t4p LOST One white pony branded 9 on right stifle, blind In one eye; one sorrel mare branded H C on right stifle; one bay 2-year-old mulo branded H C on left fore arm. 10 reward., Address It. C. Hilton, Bend, Ore., R. F. I). 49t3p CALL FOR WA It II A .NTH All registered general fund war rants up to and Including registered number 6359 will be paid upon pre sentation at this office. Interest stops from this date. R. L. JORDAN, County Treasurer. Prineville, Oregon, October 18,1917. 49t5p G. REIN, Shoemaker First Class Shoes Made to Order If you have any trouble with your feet, call and see me. Sewed work a specialty. Shop in W. J. Hughes Harness Shop, Prineville, Ore. A Remarkable Invention fL." 1 )onef necessary for the motorist to got stuck. This i little device If carried In his tool-box, multiplies his power by A 78, and makes him Independent of road conditions. If his auto J sticks In the mud, skids into a ditch or overturns, he can right it In 10 minutes by simply driving the three stakes In the ground, attaching PULL-U-OUT to them and to the auto and giving the ratchet orank a few , easy turns. The stakes will hold, even In very soft ground -n.T a , ?umfa aut0- No double, no expense, not even sol ed clothes! This wonderful little device lifts a ton, of dead ,r; ?! pullg 60 ton8 on "heels; yet Its shipping weight la only 28 lbs., and it fits easily into a space 4x6x14 inches. Automobiles repaired D 17 DA MI AIT and Fords Mended K. V . K AINU ALL $250.00 CAM, r'OK WARRANTS All registered Ochoco Irrigation District Warrants up to and Include Ing registered number 459 will bp paid upon presentation at this oftW) Interest on same stops at this date, It. L. JORDAN, j! County Treasurer. $' Prineville, Oregon, October 18,1911, 49tSp ' i,: .notice to tihi.sk i nti;ki;kti:i You are requested to meet at tlio old ceniiitery a week from Saturday, October 27, and ushIhI In cleaning up the grounds. Bring your shovel or anything that would bo convenient In helping to clean up. ( (Signed) M. D. POWELL, ! Chairman Board of Director; JIHT WHAT YOU WANT A factory made tnachlno cut home already to nail up Our representa tive, Mr. E. Campbell, located at present In Dr. Orator's offices, will be very glad to show you plans of different houses and give you es timates on lumber, hardware and paint, or an estimate of bouse com pleted. Sam Connell Lumber Co., Portland, Oregon. B. Campbell, representative at Prineville. 49t4o J this office for reward. 49tfc