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Patriotism of Peter i :
: A Little Love Story For : :
" the Fourth-
By TEMPI! BAILEY.
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II, my itaniliutaa!" an Id Annette,
"I ItiiniKlit you hatl umr. pa
triot lam, IVtiT."
I'vtvr mrtittiii'it lila languid
length In Hi iirvut wicker clmlr mi
th other aide of Ilia tea liilila from
Wllll'll Atltiett. dlapOliaill llfllTlMKMI
liuapltiillty In ucr ruu gulden.
"iH'itr lilrl." hn nU't. "who run
liH'iianrv I rim Ihiii T IIiiiii I won't
liuirt'h In u iiirinla Willi n lot of duff
ami liluo liliuia )im cIiim.bo to any that
I (to not lovo my country."
"Arnolil Admit U not mi Idiot," An
tiKtiu lutcrruilcil.
Ivicr'a narrowed. "Tlion Ar
nold Adiiuia imriiilii, Uixa Im, mill
nuikc a xix'i'ch to 1 1 1 it ni'cotiiuiti-Im-ul
of aproululu llruworlm)"
"Hit iiiuki-a tits hi'ihh Ii In tli afll'r
IHMIII." Alllllilt VIIUlllMtfld "I'JVlTJT
vnu am-ma eii:nr to hrl mu out Willi
my Fourth of July uuulcu party bul
)oii "
"Ikmr Rlrl. I'll fnioa mill m rtike
ml listen to thu IiKcliirulloii, but I
can't nrndi la cokiuiihi."
"VVnll. Ihe men nil lo..l lovely In
thi'lr now uiilfurma." Anuuttv liiforinoil
lllM.
"SoiiM-tijw," wlil IVlrr, "n tiulforin
I nHorliitp In my inluil with acrvlre.
'I'ticro urn tlu mil rcglmentala of my
SiTiit (rriimHiiilicr. nil ntnmwl with
mini, nnd I ho ftnli'il blue enpe (lint my
futliiT kerpa In mi'inory of ;ctt.vlnirg
In blotiliK.I with red" Il atiruKEed
Ilia HliuuWlent. "Hut It's luo hot thin
weather to drew up for iiothlnii."
"Nmtilni; -oh!" Amietiw Rung out
lier lunula "I iloii'l hellevu you J fluid
If there wna n war, l'eler"
IVter leaned armaa thu labia. "C'oo
McrtiiK toy ainoiry," he an Id aluwly
"In theiit tiny reumiii yotl nhould think
tlinl r
"XliKleru men haven't any back
bono," tll (limited,
"I'oii't to too fur." be tolil bejr. "My
Men of love of coiitiiry la sumi'thlnis
deeper than mem aUuulliitf tor tree-
Ooui."
'I.ov. of country In ruurttsa," ho
Willi.
"nu meant" he ilcumiidiil.
"1'hiit I'm dlwiiK)lnied In yoa, Pe
ter." Her cyea hinged. "I belleve
you're too lny to curry a nun."
".Slop!" lie thundered hihI alooj up.
Auiietto stood up Iihi, She allpped
from her tlucer a wonderful hoop of
Hn!""iid.
" lierti." lu anlil, "tnko It. If you
loved mo you would aee my point of
view. It iMii't Unit I wiint you to
wear blue nnd hulT'. I want you to
allow your puirlotUiu."
"Ali-pnirliiii-iiii! l'eler plekril lip
the runs "If you ever want tliia iikiiIii
y.iti must nnU for It, Amieiio. 1 am
rrnli Unit ntlierwim- 1 run never for-
ulve ilin woiiiau who tin called ine
coward."
"I nlmll never (ik for II!" ahe blared
in l'eler turned on Ills heel nnd left
her.
When the treat day came Annette
tried to Interest lierself In the ilivorn
lion, the rein-'hiueiiu. In Arnold Ad
num. who. louklim very hamlwino in
lila ciilonlnl uulforni. Iiuiik over her,
mid when ho made Ida upeeoh hi e.vea
w ore on her.
AunettH didn't like Ida apeoi h. It
u ked of nrUhVlnllt.v. There waa In
It no min t) ot ainm mid au-lpea and
wan rrnti'hl In I henp II Aaatnf
brought the Ids mnrhlim to atop.
'till. I thought you would b killed.
I'olorr
IVIor. with th nrrramlnir rlillfl In
Ida nrma. mulled at her. "It wua uoth-
lutf," hi' an Id.
I almuld linva thotiKht you would
have Imhiii nfrald." Annolia U'Knu.
l'eler atlireliiML "You aueui to thllix
Unit I am nlwnya nfrnld." bo anlil, ami
la-fore aim could uiiawur ho lifled bli
hut ami win iiona.
All that vriinlna; aha walehiHl for Iwr
lover, luit he did uot coma. At luat
ha eimlil aland It no loimer. Kh ant
dowu at the leininiiidn tulilo mid tulked
It over with her uiont Intlmnl lilrl
fileml.
I.ucy," ah anld. "I've twn bntoful
to IVter. What ahatl I dor
"Knt hiimliUi pie," advlaoil I.uey
i eler'a worth It."
"I know." Auuetln mlmltlod. "hut I
don't know where he la"
"Walt till he ahowa up." anM f.uey.
anil III the iiieriulliiie we'll mnUe Ar
iiuiil Adama tula ua down liio river
mml In Ida enr "
They pnied the lilif mnnerlen.
where tunny Itnllana were eiiiployml;
paired, ton. thu aipinlld llllle aetlle
meut where In a I) lit "I"'" "l"i'" a
rroil of nwnrihy men nnd woMen
nnd children were. KHthontl uhoiit a
itj Ii it It In white llalinel.
Annette caiitfht her breath. "Why.
tt'a l'eler!" alio piapoil. "Slop mill-
ule nnd aee what hen dolui:.
Aa the hit: motor nloiHl In Ihe nhml-
ovv of the tree ret era voice came to
hem. lie wna apeaklui: In Italian, nnd
lunette, llianlia to three wiuiora lu
Home. tiiideratiHid all that he aukl.
Aa Mho Han-nod alio fell heraelf urow-
Inij auialler mid anmller. 1'hla wan the
l'eler whom ahe had aeciiaiil of luck
of pairiotwm, thla mini who wna
atienklnit no el"nuent!y to tlieae now
coinera to lila unlive anil, tellllnt thorn
whin It uieuut to b an Aiutflcuu,
Land for Sale.
Ml) acrea of nmvl (armliiK Inni) In the
laiiioua i'owall Hot country. Iniilia
ol K. A. Hire, couuty aurveyor, I'riiie
Vllle, Oregon. 4-ti
All Work Guaranteed.
I liitve iiiat retiirueil from my trip
to the country nnd mil reuily to tnko
care of your eyen In the aitme cure-;
fill iimiiin r na In the puat. All work
fully Kuoritilii'd or moiioy n luinleil.
I. yea linti'il; ulMea IIIU-il,
lilt. W. J. UIITIS,
AdiiMiMon IIiiIIiIIiik. Hoonia 14 imd 1.'.
The Clark Hair Dreaaing Parlor
Are locatol on Ooiirtliouae. at roe t, one
lilia-k eaat ol Main. I'lifln, awilcliea.
witia, tuupix a, Imir jewelry, elr.. ordered
on approval direct from the maim
Inetiirera. Hen. I In your hair romlnnga
and liava them made up an you want
tliein.
Ilairdreaaing 2Se, lialr ilreaaed and
curled filte, face iiiaaK ecnlp mna-
uut 50c, alittinKi UU; hair tintte Z'c,
ol iik t I meal pai k.Va;, clay pack Wfc,
bleai hlnif ami iIv.-iiik tlM up toaui
i curiiiK to ouV. H treatmeiitn '.'..'iU.
! For Sale.
; llunity with top for unto, or trade for
i back or rart ; tfood romlilioii. Ilox
I I'rineville, (ireifon. 0 1
j Broken Horse for Sale.
I A few broken mid unbroken liuin-a
mid uelillnu" lor aule ; in n row woIkIiIiik
Ilia) to Moo, p-ldliiKa 1 100 to
I hire yotiuu iiiiIiiiiiIm; hUo one comlnu
finir-.veiir.old Hiiilllon, t hree-imrtcr
j Pen iii-roii, welubt 1PKI; plenty of
; bone, blia ky built. Kor fiirlhor Infor
j million nddreae T. J. Kkiioi hin,
I KolH-rta, Dr. 611
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Relinquishment Cheap.
A ipilck aule on irooil liotmntciid
for aule nt n bnrunlii; Kiirdeit feiieed,
troimcbcrrlcn, curriiiitH, purt hue Ihi ii
ciilllvnted: fenced; kooiI enrltiK; (ill
(,'im-m for t i'Mi If token nt nin e. Ad
ilirne i O. llux all, rrluevllle, t ire.
Kun. o-In
Fourth of July Fare. Via Ore-
I gon Trunk Ry.
i lioiunl I'ip tii kola will be noli! for one
j and one-third faro to all pointn on the
: Oregon Trunk lty. and The North Hank
j It. mi.I, to which the one way (are i
(li.tnj or lea, July '1, H and 4, return
limit July It. .Miniiuum ruunJ trip fare
11.00 01".' 2l
Horse for Sale.
(In the old '. Km in Smith mncli,
Hour rrluevllle. U'5 lieail of miiroe
nnd Kclillnpi, nr(o ouoiiKh lor work
liorw-e, will lie Mold lu uny iiiiiiiIht
tit n'tteonnble tirlcoa. Kor lurthor
liifortnntlon uddroaa (. II. Uiikhei.i.,
I'rineville, On-Kon. 12-lo-lf
Application for Liquor License.
IT TOOK ONI.T k VtmtXT.
v.it -i" yt2v v sy
4 1 Soir
"UTOPl" IIB TIIUNDKIIUU.
the glory of country, hut no depth of
oiirtieslne.sa. uo deep tippeul to the
unarm of men.
When be laid Mulshed he ennio dowu
xpectln Aiinelle's pruiso. Hut she
tlldu't ulve IU "Cuu't we get away
for u moment from these people?" ahe
uld. "I'm ao tired of the crowd."
"I'll take you up the road la my
car," Ada inn proposed.
6o It cams a bunt that fifteen min
ute Inter 1'otcr Van Dora, sitting on
the hlllsldo, saw far down the curved
road a big red car and within It a
plondld gentleman In blue and bnff
and a lady In a rone wreathed hat.
lie aaw aomethlng elae too. Juat be
low him a little dirty, curly headed
child from the Italian settlement near
by waa digging contentedly In the
dust, tight tn the path of the car that
raa coming around the curve.
It took only a moment for Peter te
plunge shoatlng down the bank, to
catch op the baby and croc the road.
Be waa safe, bat the two in the car
had wattaned M al dMger. Aasette
what It mount to be a gnoil cltlr.cn,
what It mount to live for bin country
nn well tin to die for It,
"Oh. IVter. IVter!" her heart cried.
ulihotiKh her llpa were allout.
I'.nt when the npcecli w ua ended abe
apl,e: "I'm i,'iiiUK to tiot out a tuimue.
1 want to nee IVter."
Swiftly alio walked atrnlcht over to
the niitoutxlicd Peter.
"till, you wonderful ninn!" abe anld,
with alibiing eye. "1 never beard auch
a apoooh!"
"Not even Arnold'a?" ho naliisl na he
led her lhtoui;h the awlllug crowd.
"Not even anybody a. Uh, l'eler, 1
wuut my Hun"
"Iieur heart," he murmured aa be
bout tenderly over her.
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The Making of the Flag
2 IT 0W did wa make the flagf
n By rul.f
4 By comoana and aauara and
line? t
With pattern and thread and thn
somptir'a tool,
To follow tha plain dctignf T
Waa it only tha lor that th ?
draftaman know T
That oav ua tha rad and th X
whita and blue?
How did wa mak tha flagf I
Not all
By measuring atitoh and aaam, J
For part of it eama from a coun-
try call T
And part of It la a dream S
In a vision that lad brava aoula e
aright
And gav us th rad and th blu
and whita, . J
How did wa maka the flag?
In peaoa X
W fashion. d It fold on fold)
In war it was blant with a grim
oaprloa
Tha druma in their summona
rolled.
'Twas th oourag alike of tha
quick and read
That gav us th blue and tha
' whita and rad.
How did w maka th flagf
Twaa thua
It oama to Ita graoa and worth)
Through all that la good in th
aoula of ua
Tha banner haa had Ita birth.
Twaa tha hollar atrangth of tha
purpose true
That gav ua tha rad and the
whita and blue.
Thu have we made th flag.
Ah, nal
By oelore that will net fad,
By alnuaua awep and by death
laaa glow,
Tie ua that the flag haa made!
And It whlepera today te eaoh
etar told state,
Yett nvuet held m high and
amiat twee me areatl"
Chlaaga Tribune.
M
Ti the !lmirithlp(uniy Tourtof the 8lte
ori-tfttn, (tr I'rtMik t'ttutiiy.
Tt untliT-lKut'tl tigul voter of UyW iai
1'n'oliM-t of urHik fannity, HlHttitf O niton,
n' ctfullv M(lloii vMir tionoritltlt UkI? lo
xriuit n IUh iioi'to M. F. Wt itU r t ncirttu-
oiii. limit, Hint vinau lUiimrn mul fnn nt-il
rhlt'r, ptttnititiiilv cM.tlt'tl liHnl ollT, In nunntt-ttt-n
Itkn ttiutt tttit- k' t lit hi In uM I'rrtiint!,
(Motility nnil -tiitto, for n -rtHt f on? yv&r.
1 HOf. It, IntMlUlH
S A. M. l'tiu
a, K. iiHitiuton
f 11. I--lutomlwm
K ii. oHlnI.
Win. l!nlr
z n. Muik-y
Jlowitnt t toiclivr
w m. Drown
Jhk. Hurt
.tint' Ut till
iVh'i Mormirlt
It. (i. Wilfrid.
I...-0. W.-t
W. U. W illrlch
Ntithf t hi-n l'T fflvt'ii v U un.ltTila'm,d
l. V. WfiiM-r tlutl tin- f(nattniE pt-tiiitm lor h
U1'IIMt U H-'ll K!lr(.lKHI, until Hlltt VlllOllf.
1 1 I tit trtc nnd rtTiiutiifd rttlcr, ttmiu'iily ntllt-Mt
liitrti cliliT. will Ik- pn-wniftl tn the lloiior-
iiilt i'oniitv ronrt if l'riok I'ounty ut tht-lr
iM't rt-itular M'wloii. tct-wlt; on tlicHnl dity ttf
Jvily, lull, til whtt'li ttiiw? thf mtltt rmuly
( tturt will Ik ukt'. to Kritnl H Uttuwui
pruvftl for til Mitttl f tttlntt.
0 II. F.WKHHl'IU
II. W. An.lrvw
! Wt -lt v It. lurk
t W, W. Hiuiufor.l
j J. A. Nt'lf
Jotm l vUr-hiill
Kr't Molt
J, l;. Mt-shiitn
r, . &Msntir
: r rimk fitrr
; John K, iHilr
' Frv.t M l,tt.4
j Amln'H' Tt llufntm
! John Thnniiin
i JtM- M. Htu.trl
I A. IfWl"
Nutite fur Publication
lV(iitrttm-m of ilif InKriur,
Notlcp i ticrt'liy tivfn tlutl Joseph MurA-in,
hither uf 'hurley Murvln, tlt'tt 'hmmI, of Mitrli
'll, Ort-K'tti, wlio.on (VU.iM-r .'tth. W made
lloii'tfi.d N.i. UT-'J HtTtul. Ni. iTSl. for
NK'4 NW.and W, N'i, NntUm l"l.ToWii
ihli U oillli, Ituiititv l.i hUi, W tlluiiiflto
MtTttlliin, Iihn fllt'tl not It o of Inttnilon to
intikw Fliml tivt-yt'Hr tnnf, to Orituhllsli cltttm
to Ihe lund nltovt denrrlUvt, tffon N rr'n
Hrown, t'ouiity i lerk, tl titn oltht hi lrtnt
vlllf. Uii'itmi! on Hit iSlh day of July. .1911,
rut muni nnni(i iik witufsscs: Hem y
(Irtmi'M. John K. Urline. tiavtd W. (j rimes.
rtt Coahow. utl of I'linevllle, Onumi.
C. W. MK)KK, Ktlstor,
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice in lierehy given hy the underpinned,
the udmiuiBirmiir o( the eMMe ol Krnilk K.
Lul-'ollelie, doeeuaed, that lie hiw nmde mid
riled with the vlork o( the. t-ouniy court his
llnttl Ht-t'iiiiniiiiK ot hit tidinintsirntion i skhI
VNtitte. ami the etmri has net Mmhlny. Ihe 7th
iIkv tt( Auk., l'.ML at U) o'elock in the forenoon,
at the county court room in Priuevillo, Ore
littn, as tlio time ami place (or henriUM and
KtuiliiiK aid Ihial ai'tountiiiK. At which
time and place any person intcrcstttl in said
estate uiiiy appear and uhjecl lu said tlnal
aceountiUK.
Ita ted thio'iJud dav of Juno, 1'JU.
T. M. LAKOlJ.m',
Administrator ot the Ksnae of t'rauk
K. LaKollette, docettse.i.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Sotlce is hereby iveu hy the unilersicnetl,
the adinlnintmior ot the estate id Wiliium H.
KitchillK, deeeHMed, that he tiafliuade ami tiled
with the clerk of the county court his final
accnunttttK o( said estate nnd that the court
haa set Monday, the "th day of Au., llt at
10 o'clock in the (oretitMtu at tho county court
rtKim in I'riiteviUe, Oregon, an the time and
place tor lieai'tng and settlinn said tlnal ae
countittK, At which lime ami place any per
son interested in aaid estate may appear and
ohlect to said tlnal accounting.
Dated thin 2Jml day of June, 1911,
Q. T. KlTCHINd,
Administrator of the Estate, of
William B, Ki telling, deceased.
Hurrah!
Hurrah!!
Once more the Glorious Fourth is near at hand.
We want every one to come and help us make this
Fourth a Record Breaker.
Ni'vi-r In-fore In thf history of our atore were we lK?tt-r all to offt-r you aurh a wide rarpe
of Hi li-i lliin In iiii-ri huiiill' ol a worthy rlmrurUT. anil nt prlrt-n thut are so liilr to you.
We li-lli-vf that our iMiNtotnern irei-lte our efforta to ai-re them honeatly. We are
hiixIihi to iiinke a IiIk Hle reroni thla month, ami are offerluir (tooila that you need rlhf
lion iiiiiI will continue to have uw lor (IiirlnK the next lour or five motitha. We minlit aay
th i i.ur prlrea are half what thewe irooila are worth, hut aurh la not the rnae, or woul'I
J im i' any anne K-rBiin Iwlleve aui li a atat-inent, although we know meri:hanta? who
en . i iiully UHeaiirh arifimii'iila However, we Ho aay that the Maine gooim are of tin aolil
in ii.ii ii IiIiiIht prlvee.
ant p iM-a await you.
Make a Hat of what you need and then come to our atore. Many
I HE LEAD
Mrs. I. Michel, Prop.
ER
Prineville, Or.
For
Sale
6 room house, bath room and cellar, Al condition, lot 80
x 1 20 feet, well improved, water and light. 1 6 lots in
North Prineville. One 80 x 1 00 foot warehouse in North
Prineville. 80 acres heavy timbered land 16 miles from
Prrineville. 40 acres pasture land on Willow Creek. 1 20
acres choice timber land in Harney county, all deeded and
clear of incumberance. Call on
A. H. LIPPMAN & CO.
Prices on all goods will be reduced for the next two weeks while we
tj&r-& take stock.
Headquarters for
Thoroughbred Hats
Summer Exhibit
of
Peters Shoes for
Men and Women
Modern Clothes
'The Kind Gentlemen Wear.'
W
ITU tlte opening ol our Spring and Summer Season, we wish to express our heartiest
thanks to our many customers anJ frienJs who have shown us their patronage during the
past year. We hope that our methods oi doing business have been satisfactory to one and
all and once a customer always a customer. Our methods will be the same lor this coming yean
Everything Marked in Plain Figures and One Price to One and All. Wc don't
sell you an $10.00 suit lor $15.00; our $18.00 suits are marked $18.00, that's our price; no.
other. But we are not talking prices. Quality First and Last. We are today carrying the
Best Clothes to be found in Prineville. Modern Clothes designed and laid out by
Brandegee, Kincaid & Company, Utica, New York
Clothes well aelecte 1 and worn cannot be overlooked by iieople ol discrimination. Kxrlamationi of great
joy are certain to be called forth by our display of "College Chap" Clothes, because of their particularly
brisk ptvle, and because they lit ao perfectly that they cannot but be well worn.
The fabrics are totally different from those ordinarily seen. The many graceful and characteristic features
which distinguish the well-dressed man from the multitude of careless dressers will be found in thete splen
did garments. Knowing how to design and how to develop has made "College Chap" Cloths wh:it they
are, "the clothes you waut."
Clifton & Cornett
AT THE OLD BRICK STORE.
Notice for Publication.
Isolated Tract.
Public Land Sale.
Department of the Interior,
U. 8. Laud Offlce at The Dallea, Oregon
May 11, 11)11.
Not ooal land.
Notice Ii hereby given, aa directed by the
Oommtaatonerot the General Land Office, un
der provlalona o( Act ot CongreHS approved
June .17, Wins, (M 8tata., 5171, we will offer at
publlo aale, to the highest bidder, at 10:15
o'olock a, m., on the 'Jftth day ol July, 1911, at
thla ottlce, the following described land:
BWjk NWUSeo.W.T.Wa., . 16 K W. If..
Sorl&lNo. OloTl.
Any pertoiM claiming adveraely tha abova
deacrtbed land are advliod to (lie their clalmi,
or objeotioua, on or bo lore tha time designated
lor tale.
-;a C, W, MOORS. Seajlatar.
Shooting Contest
At McCallister's Gallery Just North
of Hodson's Garage.
Prizes Given on the Highest Score Made
up to 1 o'clock. 'July 4th. First prize,
$14.00 Plush Buggy Robe. Second
prize, $5.00 Hat.
New Tailor Shop
Dayton Bros., Props.
What about that Spring Suit
We can show you the latest in
Spring and Summer Suitings.
Give us a calL
DAYTON BROS.
Block North ol Post Olfice.
Priasnrilb, Oregon.