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HARVEST ' FESTIVAL
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The Grey or Blue
Beauty
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Is it Possible to Legislate
life and Brains?
Swift & Company Is
primarily an organization
of men, not a collection
of brick, mortar, and
machinery.
Packing Plants, their
equipment and useful
ness are only outward
symbols of the intelli
gence, life - long experi
ence, and right purpose
of the men who compose
the v organization and of
those who direct it
Will not Government direc
tion, of the packing industry,
now contemplated by Congress,
take over the empty husk of
physical property and equipment
and sacrifice the initiative, ex
perience and devotion of these
men, which is the life itself of
the industry?
What legislation, what politi
cal adroitness could replace such
life and brains, once driven out?
Let ui lend you a Swift "Dollar."
It will interest you.
Address Swift ft Company,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, 111.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
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The City
E. E. Hayes and Sylvaln Michel
mado a trip to Bend Thursday.
Clarenee Ferguson was a business
visitor In Prinevlllo last Friday.
O. B. Gray was a business visitor
: In tho city the first of the week.
j Mr. and Mrs. William Freund were
.business visitors in the city Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fuller of Mc
j Kay were business visitors in the city
ion Thursday.
Murle Austin of Redmond spent
I lust week end with Mr. and Mrs. O.
'C, Hyde In this city.
0. 0. Adams and family left Sun
day for Portlund, where they will vis
, it for several days.
! Mr. and Mrs. F. Er Lafler rcturn
' ed last Wednesday from a pleusiiiil
; motor tour to Portland.
! Gus ProBe and wife arrived here
! last Friday for a visit. They are now
making their homo In Ashland.
i
Mrs. L. M. Hodges and daughter,
Dolly, are home again after a very
pleasant vacation spent at Etist 1 uke.
i
j Ralph Jordun, now of Los Angeles,
California, spent Sunday In the city,
j Blurting home again the same night.
j George R. MeClure, Franklin deal
; or, of The Dalles, was In the city on
' Monday looking after the interests of
, bis business here.
Mrs. N. G. Davis and children ar
rived Saturday to Join Mr. Davis,
who is the new agent at the City of
Prlnevllle depot.
Mrs. Frank Johnson went to Port
land Friday to enter a rest sanator
ium. She has been in very poor
health for some time.
M. A. Lucas, A. B Guernsey, T M.
Morrison, all of Canyon City, spent a
couple of hours here Monday on their
return from the Elks convention at
Klamath Falls
The trailer of the motor train lost
a wheel Friday night which forced a
lay-off of the motor for several days
until a new wheel could be obtained.
The steam train made all the trips in
the meantime.
Shelburn Ayres and Hobart Reams
returned home Sunday night from a
vacation trip Into Washington. They
traveled In Ayres Ford and made the
return trip from Pendleton home In
one day. Pretty good for the old
Ford.
The Club Luncheon last Friday was
suddenly terminated by the fire on
Main street and no talkfest was pos
sible. But there will be another op
portunity tomorrow. Everyone come
out and help solve the problems that
are before us.
"AS THE SUN WENT DOWN"
See It At The Lyric Theater Next
Wednesday And Thursday,
August 97-28
down her past since meeting Faro
BUI, whom she loves sincerely. Bill
and his partner, Gin Mill Jack, own
the "Miners' Paradise."
To the Guleh comes Gerald Morton,
a stranded actor, his wife and child,
and Atherton, a "sky pilot," from
Boston, who believes that Faro Bill
Ib his brother, and this suspicion Is
later confirmed. Bill has a mine that
everyone believes to be worthless.
Gerald Morton stakes out one of
tbe best claims In the neighborhood.
A San Francisco gambler, named Ar
buthiiot, sometimes called "The Tar
antula," reads of his good fortune,
and determines to profit by It. Ar
buthnot is a former sweetheart of
Mrs. Morton, and has some of her old
love-letters. He Induces "Pizen" Ike
to speak slightingly of Mrs. Morton,
so that Gerald will resent the remark.
Gerald proposes a duel, but "Colonel
Rllly," who Is an expert shot, declares
she will fight the duel In his place.
In the meantime "The Tarantula"
goes to Gin Mill Jack with a deed to
which has been forged the name of
his partner. Faro Bill, conveying to
Arbuthnot "The Miners" Paradise."
Jack, hoodwinked, also signs, and
ino larantuia" artor drugging his
I liquor leaves Jack unconscious. To
jmake their scheme complete, "Pizen
me, nnoing mil standing at the
shaft of the mine, creeps up behind
him and throws him down the open
shaft.
"The Tarantula" goes with Ike to
the scene of the duel, and Mrs.
Morton pleads with him to give up
her letters. When he refuses sho
faints and he catches her In his
arms. Morton comes upon the scene,
and his suspicions against his wife
are strengthened. The duel takes
place . Ike's aim misses, leaving Billy
unharmed, but he is wounded In the
wrist. Billy has purposely spared his
life.
Bill, at the bottom of the mine, re
covers consciousness. He finds the
body of Tenderfoot Tom, the mine's
original owner, whom Ike has killed.
He takes Tom's cap as evidence. Bill
strikes gold In the mine, nmvfn
that his supposedly worthless proper
ly in laci was ricn tn treasure.
"The Tarantula" now insista that
Ike finish the duel with Gerald Mor
ton. His orders, enforced by his re
volver, are about to be carried out,
when Faro Bill's pick breaks through
the ground. Gin Mill Jack, having
recovered from the drugged liquor,
comes running, rope in hand, Intend
ing to string the gambler up, and
hurries to his partner's assistance.
Bill tells of the gold he has discov
ered In his mine. He thrusts Tender
foot Tom's cap in the face of Ike who
crazed b) the superstitious ,fear,
rushes toward the ledge, firing back
as he runs. The sky pilot throws
himself In front of his brother, and
receives the bullet meant for him.
But Gin Mill Jack shoots and wounds
Ike, who plunges over the ledge to
his death.
Arbuthnot confesses that he has
lied about Mrs Mnrtnn
to leave the Gulch rorever, and Ger
ald asks his wife's forgiveness for
his suspicions.
Every Housewife Should See
These Ranges
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reputation. . ,
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"WHERE IT PATS TO TRADE"
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CAST '
COLONEL BILLY.. EDITH STOREY
Faro Bill Lewis J. Cody
Arbuthnot, known as "The Tar
antula" Harry S. Northrup
Albert Atherton, the "sky pilot"
William Brunton
Mabel Morton, his wife
Frances Burnham
Sal Sue Za Su Pitts
Gin Mill Jack F. E. Spooner
Pizen Ike Alfred Hollingsworth ,
Ike's Wife Vera Lewis
Piety Pete George W. Berrell 1
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Rattlesnake Gulch has no more pic
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