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Pago 13 (HOOK COCNTT JOCRStAL NOVKMNKIl A( 1010 t SIRS. TIMOTHY J. 1H FFY DIES IX SAINT TAIL Mother of Judgf T. K. 1. Puffy Of This Place Passes tfc-tohcr 25 Following a prolonged illness which she bore with patient and un complaining fortitude for a number of years, Mrs. Mary C. Puffy passed quietly and peacefully away Satur day afternoon, October 25. at the home of her daughter. Mrs. F. G. Kinghorn of St. Paul. The immedi ate cause of her death was interstital nephritis developing from chronic diabetes with which she had been af flicted for a long time. Accompanied by her daughter. Ger trude, Mrs. Duffy went to Loring Parle Sanitarium, Minneapolis, in September, where she took treatment for five weeks. She was feeling much better and stronger and went to the home of her daughter, Mrs. King horn, on October 14 to visit for a short time before returning home. While there she took a sudden and Unlocked for turn, but no one thought that her condition was such as to cause alarm and her death came un expectedly to her family and friends. Funeral services were held Tues day morning at nine o'clock from St. Mary's Catholic church, of which de ceased had been a lifelong attendant. Rev. Fr. Lee was the officiating cler gyman and interment was in the fam ily lot in the lower Catholic cemetery. Relatives and friends who came from other points in attendance at the funeral were: Mr. andMrs. F. G. Kinghorn and children. Mrs. Fred Stubbs. Mrs. Jos. Eller. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eller and daughters. Grace ; and Genevieve, Leon ad Zettel of St. : Paul, Mrs. I.awrence Stemmer of Minneapolis and son, Raymond Stem mer of Excelsior. Scott County (Minesota) Argus. ItrRAL CAKIUK.U EXAMINATION The V. S. Civil Service Commission has announced a nexamination for the county of Crook to be held at Prlne ville on December 13. 1919. to fill the position of rural carrier at Prine ville that may later occur on rural routes from other post offices In the above mentioned county. The exam ination will be open only to citiiehs who are actually domiciled in the ter ritory of a pot office In the county and who meet the other requirements set forth In Form No. 1977. Admis sion of women will be limited to wid ows of C. S. Soldiers, sailors, or mar ines, and to the wives of IT. S. sol diers, sailors, or marines who are physically disqualified for examina tion by reason of injuries received In the line of military duty. This form and application blanks may be ob tained from the offices mentioned above or from the United States Civil Service Commission at Washington, D. C. Applications should be for warded to the commission at Wash ington at the earliest practicable dste. A GENTLEMANLY APOI-OGY Rend School Authorities Express Re gret For Ocrurances At Game Whatever the facts are regarding the conduct of pupils of the Bend schools at that place recently. Princi pal Ralph C. Johnson is a gentleman and sets about the correction ot his pupils in the right spirit. OVER 2,000,000 CALVES Immunized against Blackleg through the use of BLACKLEG AGGRESSIN One treatment Immunizes for life. Saves revaccination. Price 25c per dose. Why pay more? Write for our free Booklet to PCRITY SERUM COMPANY BOX 17SS ' SPOKANE. WASH. He mailed an apology for the act Ion of his pupils to I'rincipKl S. W. Rabcock the day following the game, which will go a long way toward cor recting the ill feeling that everyone regrets. His communication follows: "Oct. 27. 1919. "Mr. S. W. Baheock. "Prinevillo. Oregon, "Dear Mr. Baheock: "I was Just Informed this morning that several pupils of the Junior high school were guilty of gross discourtesies toward the Prlne vllle pupils at the football game here lust Saturday. Will you kindly tell vour pupils that neither pupils nor faculty of the Bond Junior high school approve of their conduct, and that in addition to disciplinary action on the part of the faculty, the students will pass a vote of censure of the. gulltv parties? I believe that the possibility of a recurrence of these disgraceful activities will be precluded by the severity with which we deal with these cases. "Regretting this occurance and trusting that you will not attribute it to a general condition throughout school. I am. "Verv trulv vour. "RALPH C. JOHNSON." PARENT-TEAt'llKHS MEETING A meeting of the local Parent Teachers nrganUstlon, has been call ed for November 14. All those Inter ested In this association should be present. I. O. O. K. MEETING Grand Secretary E. E. Nharron of Hie I. O. . F. Im!kp Here Grand Secretary K. E. Sharron of the 1. O. O. F. Lodge of Oregon was a visitor at the Tuesday evening meeting of the local lodge. Following meetings of the Encamp ment and subordinate lodge, a sup per was served by the Rehekah mem bers of the local order. Speeches were delivered by Dis trict Deputy Biggs and C. L. Shat tuck and others in addition to tho address of tho visiting officer. QSSSSSBSflEsMfiA dMm 9 r,sBsrss NOTICE OF WAR HAVINGS STAMP CAMPAIGN HERE WHAT IS A MAGNETO? An "optional Ignition" will be av ailable on the beat of the 1920 auto mobiles, many new prospective car buyers are asking about the magneto that gives the big. hot. dependable spark. A magneto Is a mechanical means for producing electricity. li is an entirely complete ignition system self-contained In one rugged unit. It supplies current for Ignition only. It gives the most reliable spark for igniting the gas that makes the power In an automobile engine. It does not depend upon batteries or re quire constant or expert attention: and unlike the battery system It Isn't subject to damage or weakening by continuous oneration. short circuits, or electrical leakages. In Its estah lished form n mnsnoto Is a mechanic al, operating part of the engine and as such it Is just as reliable. On November 11 the War Savings Stamp Investment Campaign will be started by the local membership ot the Order of Elks, with Dr. J. H. Rosenberg chairman, assisted by H. A. Fester. James K. Wilson, J. H. I'plon and Harold Baldwin. It has fallen to tho Elks to Initiate the drive and it is undertaken with con fidence that the people will make It a success. The pledge card system will be ndopted and II wil! rest with earn individual to finance his govern ment by voluntary Investment, which will he repaid with Interest com pounded. Other Information will bo furthcoming as the campaign prog resses. T. E. J. Dl'FKY, Comity Chmn. THE FIRST SNOWFALL MONEY COLI.EITED FOR HOME Horseshoeing, Blacksmithing Acetylene Welding BODY WORK OX AUTOMOBILES General Auto Repairing. WM. LOFTHUS, FRIXEVILLE OR Fourth Street, Opposite Postoffice. A fund of f 792 50 was collected In the Rabv Home drive conducted throughout the county during the last two weeks The workers report that the money was raised much more easily than In any other county in the state. Crook coun'y liberally giving more than Its quota. On Monday night nnd almost nil day Tuesday wo were visited by the first snowfall of the season, several inches falling during the day uud night. The snow was accompanied by a rise In temperature and indi cations nre that it will not last long. Did timers say that this Is rather early for snow In this section, hut it is reported thnt on October 20, a cnunle of years ago, snow fell hi the valley. Plenty of snow this winter will help to put tho ground In the n led shape for next season's crop.- - North Powder News. I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Pasture nnd rye hay. v see Lon Negus, Lamonta, Or. 52t3p FOR SALK A limited number of Feb. and M:r. S. C. R. I. Red pul let3. price J 2.50 each. Also three cockerels same ago at 15.00 each. Mrs. J. E. Adamson. 52t2p i Fords Comieg! I The Oregon, California nnd East ern '.Railway company, owned by Roll. eiTTv Strahorn. have given trust deeds to the Portland Trust Company to scrure a ten million dollar bond Issue fur the purpose of constructing lines from Bend to Klamath Fulls. Silver Lake to I.akevlevv, Millirnn to Crane, and hranehes to Burns at.d Narrows. The bond Issue covers practically everything owned by the company and was filed with the of ficials on the 25th day of tlU month. The road through CY:n:al Oregon has been one which has been under consideration for some time, but tue to tho war and general conditions of the country, active steps cuu'd net bo taken until this time. Bond Press. Winter Apples Apples in winter varie ties being received daily. Within the next week we will have a large stock in, and will offer them at an attractive price. If you are in the market for your winters supply, it will pay you to take the matter up with us. 1 1 1 ii o tewart Coo ;;;r ;r tr ;) The cold snap which struck here the first of the u-ej.lf m., n 1,1. r l..un to Mossrs. Zeek. Proebgtel and Case, ; who had a hundred acres in potatoes I on the Alva Peters' farm on the North I'nu'ilt.r rivor Thn nnll,n ........ iii the ground, the loss to the owners being about $5,000. They had their crop contracted at $2.50 per 100 pounds, and were get ting ready to dig and ship when the cold spell came. Szfr-juard the Family. If there Is n hot lie of poison In the house, says the Philadelphia Record, insert three pins In opposite directions in the cork. This will make It Impos sible to remove the cork without being reminded that there Is something un usual about Its contents. It Is a safety device that cannot he Improvd upon. Xinalloj, Spar rtequlrrd. It takes more tlun a wooden la w produce tltoiigulH that iiurn. Words. "How many words Is your stenog rapher good for per minute?" "she can talk at the rate of about 2M, I estimate." Withih the next few days we will receive a shipment from the Ford Motor Companyas follows : Cars 5 Touring Cars equipped with Starters. 2 Touring Cars without starters. 1 Roadster without starter. A part of these have not yet been sold. Place your order at once. The Biggest And Most Interesting Livestock Show Ever Held in the West STAGED IV THE NEW fcmo.000 PAVILION AT NORTH PORTLAND, OREGON Week of November 17 to 22 Open All Day And Evenings WLAND PURE BRED STOCK DAIRY PRODUCTS HORSE SHOW CUPS, TROPHIES AND $75,000 IN PREMIUMS TO BE AWARDE0 The Pacific International Livestock Exposition was Inaugurated and 1b aupported by leading banker, business men and breedorg ot the Pacific Coast men of vision who see In the Pacific Coast the livestock center of the World. The staging of this exposition on so huge a scale is a long step toward the accomplishment of this aim and ilia benefits ot its success will be widespread. Thousands of entries ofp.ure bred stock, many coming from the Middle Western States, necessitated additions to the Immense If 300,000 Pavilion Hundreds ot educational exhibits claim your attention, Including the large Western Dairy Products Show with 250 entries and dally leo tures by Mr. O. E. Reed of Purdue University and Mr. M. Mortenson of the Iowa State College. PLAN TO ATTEND THE ENTIRE WEEK. AUTO CO. PR1NEVILLE, OREGON PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION NORTH PORTLAND, OREGON .
