Crook County journal., March 13, 1919, Page Page 5, Image 5

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ASSISTANT PASTOR IS COKING
Man I In KcepliiK Willi That Of Tim
Ollie l'rtitfiH-ii luirvlu-H In
Tliln Country
Twelve iiinmb'ra mid friends of the
Presbyterian conitriKatlon In Prhia
llli motored to KimImkiiiiI Tuesday
afternoon to attend a conference In
Hid Interests of I ho urw era move
ment. Redmond, Terrebonne, Cloverdalo,
Plalnvlnw, IIimiiI, mid t'rtnvlll worn
represented mid a most iitli uhIiihiIc
mid profitable mooting: In reported.
Tim now Km movement U Inlend
d to deepen tlio Interest of 11m
church In Its great work for tlio world
In the Now Kra on which to iiavu en
tered. It trail for turgor Investments
of tlmo. energy and money to nieet
the larger opportunities of tha new
day. In mono la: "The wlioln rhunh
marshalled for It whole task for thn
whole world, and a hurt In thn work
for every willing worker." Ita char
acteristic In service and sacrifice not
for denominational mid, but for the
greater Kingdom of Uod. Homo
specific Item among tlio objectives
aet up are: A morn adequate aupport
of th aii"ii l" of the church for ser
vice here In'Amcrlc-a, an enlargement
of tha form and equipment of the
church forjt work overseas, a dep.
enlng of thn spiritual life of the
t'hun h and a steady pienmire for di
nonilnutlounl cooperation and union
aa far aa ponlbtn, The program for
the coming church year culls for tha
expenditure of over thirteen million
clollnrs, for what la usually known aa
benevolences." Till lurgn turn
mean, however, hut ehout five emit
per member each week during the
year. When compared Willi tha work
In view and thn aum of money ask
ed In varlou recent war drive It
seemed to ho thn uuunlmoui fooling
of tho couferouc that the money ask
ed was aliuoHt a trifle. The plan are
flexible and each church I frets to use
thn method according to local con
dition. Thn rhun h here hn been
busy for some time with aoine reor
ganisation of ll work along the..
Hue.
Tho conference program Included
a meeting f(ir tho women at four p.
m. Till ,wa conducted by Mr.
Hruco (iiffin of McMlnnvllla, who la
Prealdent of the womon'i missionary
orKniiliutli.il for the itatn. At lx
o'clock a delightful nipper we rr-l
d to thn entire conference by the
women of It eil in mi (I and Terrebonne.
About aeventy were at the tHble. I
Key. K. K. McVlcknr of Redmond
acted a toastmuHtnr. Talk wern
niiiUo by Key, V. L. Van Nuya of
Prinevllle, Mr, (llffln of McMlnnvlllo
himi nev, nouuinoi niwiy 01 roriiunu, j
rtiiperiniuiiiiiiiii or iioinii mission tor
Oregon, At eight o'clock a round
titbln conference touching the practi
cal application of the plan to thn
churrlic of thl dlRtrict wan held and
i It win noticeable that a I in out the en
tire crowd at tho aupper table re
mained for thl part of the meeting.
Of apnclal Inter. 'lit to the Prinevllle
delegation wiik the asHurancn given
at thl meeting that the new era plan
of the home mission hoard for the
coming year Include a grunt of suffl
clent money to place an alntmt pas
tor on the i'rlncivllli! fluid to care for
thn larger country work connected
with thl church.
Another very trlking phase of the
movement that It I parullel to alm
lliir movement In several of the pro
tectant churshi-s, and while each
church I carrying forward It cam
paign 'separately thla year, there are
plan under way to make the move
ment next year a united campaign
of thn church, similar to the united
war fund campaign. Thl vtlll bo
a great atep Uward church unity.
Those attending from I'rlnevllle
were: Itev, and Mr. W. L. Van Nuy,
Mr. and Mr. A. M. Byrd, Mr. and
Mr. Hobert Douglas, Mr. V. K. Lat
ter, Mr. I. II. O-ove, MImr Clara Short,
Dr. I). (). Itempel, K. K. NumIi, and
Or. K. K. Duy.
w. I. a.
The bnskelhull team of the Crook
county h Ik h achool, who are cham
pion of the Central Oregon Aasocla
tlon, were financed oif their trip to
Hood Klver and Kugnne by the fol
lowing public Hplrlted citizens, who
believed In them enough to put up
the money to cover their expenses.
The $146.00 contributed wa donated
by the following:
George Nlcolul, $3; rr. Hoaenberg,
$.r, ; John I'rlcn, $2; Lake llechtell,
r.0c; Jack Wlglo. 50c; J. W. Btantjn,
$1; Ceo. Dixon, $D; Charlie Robert,
$2.r.0; Joe Mater, 12; Jap Irelund,
$1; Carrie Koater, $2; K. A. Howell,
tl; John Comba, $1; Addle Koater.
$1; Warren Drown, fl; Zeke Hen
drlckHon, $1; J. K. Myer, tl; Kay
rutnam, fiOc; K. K Kvana, i; K. K.
Kt reefer, $2; A. H. Clllett, $1.75;
Mr. Hhlppen, 12; K. S. Kobe, 5; Ike
MillR.fr; A. Michel, $5; W. V. King,
16; V. V. Ilurphnm, $5; Frank John
aon, $2; Tho liukery, $5; Cornett &
(V)., $5; O. O. Aduma, $2; Harvey
CyruR, 12.50; II. K. Lakln, $5; Joe
Oerardo, 2; Crook County Journal.
$5; W. J. liuKhe. $2; J. UcrruB, $5;
Inland Auto Co., $5; J. A. UKIIr. 2;
Mr. Ilyrd. $2; Mr. Horlgun. $2; Oh
(ii r Hyde, $5; II. 8. Cram & Roiir, $2;
Htewart & Co.. $5; Harold Ilaldwln,
15; W. J. l'uncake, $5; Zeveley &
Oakea. J.I; Dr. Novel, 1; Jim Wll
Hon, 2: Otto Gray, fl; Vern Seara,
D5c; MlacellanuouH, 1.20.
Oren Jorie returned Saturday with
hi dlRchargi; from military aervlce.
Van Tunnel of Mudra wa In town
Monday receiving a bunch of itecr
from Herb Angnll.
Dr. J. M. Oervln ha returned from
Reiittln and will occupy pulpit a
URiinl Sunday morning and evening.
Mr. Anna ItUHRell wept to Port
land to attend thn funeral of the late
Mm. Illanrho Michel. Mr. UuRftell
will reuutln In Portland a ahort time.
Omar WIIhoii of our city ha receiv
ed the contract for the coiiRtruction
of the Klandurd Oil Depot at thl
point. Work will commence about
the flrMt of April.
O. C. Make, In the city on bualnea,
came over from Mitchell aide Monday.
Owing to the deep iiow and un
common amount of rainfall, he found
the road altuoat InipaMauble. He re
port (tlx feet of now on the Rumrnlt
and four feet at the Howard Mine.
PKKHIIVTKHIAN ( III R II
Sunday, March 16. Morning wor
ihlp at 11. Sermon: "What la that In
thine hand?" Kvenlng at 7:30. Sub
ject, "Helt-Bncrlfice, The Second Vir
tue of the Soldier of Today." Bible
achool at 10 a. m. Y. P, S. C. K. at
6:30 p. m.
TOO LATE. TO CLASSIFY
WANTED A reliable party to take
the agency for a high grade Auto
mobile tire and tube, on a liberal
percentage baBla. A good oppor
tunity for a live man. Addrea:
Trl-Htate Tire Co., 72 Sixth St.,
Portlund, Oregon. 17tlc
KOH BALKS A nap. One No. 1
' American auwmlll (new) 16 h.p.
Steam Ca tractor, Buffalo Pitt
Grain Separator, 28x48, all com
plete. Helta, cut off saw, sawduat
conveyor, etc. Klne outfit for man
with Umber on farm. 11,200
take It, terra to right party. Am
leaving afatn and must aell. Edwin
U. Allen, Hay Creek, Ore. 17tlc
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FOH SALKSOn account of alcknea
I mtiHt aell my home In Prinevilln.
A modern, five-room bungalow, 2
block from the High School. Price
very reaaonablo. Someone make
mo an offer T. Ii. Zell, Prinevllle,
Oregon. Leave word at Journal
Office. I7tfc.
LOST Saturday, March 9, between
Ilend and Prinevllle, Powell Butte
road, bag of laundry. Return to
Journal office and receive $5.00 re
ward. 17tlp
FOR SALE 100 head of two, and
three-year-old ateer and 50 head
of yearling helfere. John H. Harrl
Ron, Fort Rock, Oregon 17tfc
FOUND Gold Elk Pin, No. :t:ltf, Sa
lem. Pin has a bunch of cherries
ottuched. Owner may have same
by paying for this adv. 1 7tc
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pipe if you're hankering for a hand
out for what ails your mokeappetite!
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that cuts you loose from old stung tongue and dry throat worries!
Made by our exclusive patented process, Prince Albert is scotfre
from bite and parch and hands you about the biggest lot of smokefun
that ever was scheduled in your direction!
Prince Albert is a pippin of a pipe-pal; rolled into a cigarette it
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man ever longed for in tobacco! You never will be willing to
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Youll talk kind words every time you get on the firing line!
Tw nd toca. lid ni (, AmrfaoiM ptmmi mm4 half-pomnj llm Amf.
4onmJlhmt ciany, practical momnd crystal giant kunmdor tritk
tr tap that kmapt I ha lotacc ill aac pmrfaet tonJitiam.
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C
FOR SALE Prcato-Lite tank and
lights, all as good as new. Call at
this office. 17t2c
FOCND On the atreet, a ring. The
owner can have same by calling at
the court house, proving property,
and paying for this adv. Ray
Putnam. 17tfo
WANTED A furnished or partly
furnished house. Would rent for
several months. Call at this office.
16t2c
LOST Tire rim and tire 30x3 14 be
tween Powell Butte, Prineville and
Dry Creek. Finder notify Peter
Pauls, Powell Butte and receive re
ward. 16tfc.
WANTED Men and teams by Peo
ple's Irrigation Co. Phone or call
on Wm. S. Ayres. 16tfe
WANTED To buy a good team of
horses, harness and wagon. Address
W. S.( Journal. 17tfc
WANTED To buy seed potatoes, ad
dress W. S., Journal 17tfc
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IN STOCK
Increases Farm Efficiency i
Flftv thnilAnrl rVtrwT iirhf rtlanfa in nnra. H
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tion on American farms are saving at the
most conservative estimate, an hodr a day
each or ovtr 18,000,000 work hour a year.
Tihaf U tqua! to an army of 60,000 men
working ten hours a day for a full month.
1 Delco-Light is a complete electric light
nd power plant for (arm and suburban
homes.
It furnishes an abundance of clean, safe,
economical light, and operates pump,
churn, cream separator, washing machine
nd other appliances.
It is also lighting rural stores, garages,
churches, schools, army camps and-ual
way stations;
INLAND AUTO CO.
DISTRIBUTORS
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INCORPORATED
- Seattle, WaHhlngton
rrlneviUo, Oregon
TW Domwrtlt lA(lMi4nf Cwrapwtr, Dajrtan, Ohl
Pver 50.000 DELCO-LIGHT Plants in Actual Use
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We still hav
in tires bought
war tax was
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