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TIIK IIKNI) llVIiLKTIN, BAIL EDITION, IIKNI). OKKGON, I'lllllAV, M UK If 21, 1010
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TONIGHT and SATURDAY-Saturday Matinee
CHARLES RAY
IN
"The Claws of The Hun"
Tliey wouldn't let liim go to France, so lie
stin ted a wnr of his own nt home.
I
Also
"HIDE AND SEEK
DETECTIVES"
A Pawnuunl Mult Sennell Comnly
unci NEWS WEEKLY
CTKIOIH A(X II)i:.NTH.
A Denver, Colorado, -jtian slopped
to witness a policeman shoot u mud
tlitx ocroMB the street, whim Out shot
tired by lliu policeman Klunced oR
lliu don's Iwud uml burled llHulf In
lliu Bliouldiir. Morul: Insure In The
Traveler. J. C. Illiodos.Adv.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TOIA'H TEMI'ERATURK
(Taken at 3 p. m()
Maximum, GO decrees.
Put It In "THE IH I.I.KTIN."
J. 0. Wilson In a visitor In the city
loduy from Hlsteni.
Muurlro P. Cushmon I In Porl
Innd on business.
I). K. Hunter returned ( Ilend (IiIh
murnliiK after a vl"" mnro than
three month In I. ok AiiKelex.
Wllllnin I.. Uruhuiu of Portland In
In lletid lookliiK after rent uslutu In
tereiilil. 11. A. Stover will leave tohlnlit to
lorutu In rieulllu. A. M. PrlliKln will
uccoinpuuy him u far an Portluiid.
Juy II. I'pton Ih In Ilend today
from I'rlnevlllo on business connect
ed with tlio Knrbe enlute and to tuko
euro of other le(ul niutieni.
0. W. Bhrlner returned to Ilend
thin niorninif from, ,ortliiiid. where
hn wus culled by the critical 1 1 Iiiohh
of hi wlfo. Ho report her condl
0 tlon nt Ik h t ly chunited for the better.
Hohert Innes of thn V. 8. nuvy,
Hon of Joseph InneH of tbl city, linn
reached Newport New, on hoard the
Nhlp 1 1 1 J mill ill . after an exciting rare
across thn Atlantic with another of
tint American fleet, a wlro received
by tho father states.
Mr. C. I). Drown, who ha been
spending the liiNt few month In
j-oriutwi, nrriveu in nenu iiihi iiikiii
to Join her h unhand. They are mov
I n K to Itedmond, where Mr. llrown
ha been appointed niniiitxer of the
q new Trl-Slato Terminal store.
W. A. Zeek and (J. II. Mean, form
erly of thu Alblnn Knulne unci Mu
chlno Work of Portland, arrived In
Ilend today, uccompiinied by their
families, and will open tho General
Acetylene- Welding Work, estab
lishing their plant In tho Pioneer
guriiRn. llnth Mr. Zeek und Mr.
.Mean urn expert mechanic, with ape
Vlal cxpurlenco In thin lino.
Today's Amusements.
1.IIIKKTV TIIKATKK.
Churles Hay In "Tho Claw of
tho Hun,"
"Hide und Huek Detectives."
Muck Rennett comedy.
(ilt.Wl) 1'IIKATKR.
Alice Ilrudy In "Tho Death
Dunce."
Comedy, "Illng Hung."
II. A. A. V.
Social Kvetiliig. Diincing.
Si a .... i!
YUUK DKUii SIORfc
! TREAT
EM ROUCH
tj II ' with
W00D--LARK
Sure Death to
Gophers, Squirrels
and Field Mice
aaggji ;
" tui Remember
I Magill & Erskine
O'KANE BUILDING
I II Oar Precii(jOoB Department it Complete
Ulll in Every DcUil.
j POUR DRUGSTORE
I . - " -nnmflmL.
BE.N TURPI N ins
'Hide and Seek., Detect ives
rrlilny and Salonlny nnil Hatiirday
Miitlneti nt the IJIieHy.
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
WILL BE VISITED
Superintendent KtnrlM on I'lnt of
HerliM of.KpHnu IiiHiH-etlon
Trlpn T(kIii).
Put It In
t-
Try a Uullotln Want Ad
get ronultH.
I'll K IIUIXKTIN.".
They
One cent a word la all a little Want
ad will cost yon.
County School Superintendent J.
Alton ThompHon ntnrted li Ih annual
tour of Innpectlon of the schools of
Denchute county thl afternoon
when ho motored to Clovnrdalo to
confer with tho people, of that din-
trlct In regard to tho erection of n
now ichool building.
Mr. ThompRon plnn to visit every
dlHtrlct within hi Jurisdiction within
tho next month. Ho will Blurt In-
duHtrlul club work and meet with
toucher In regard to the annual
eighth grnde examination to bo held
in Mny.
uned for food. Tho defense attempt
ed to fasten the lmo on KniHiny's
I 24-year-uld son. Krnsiny dully di
inled killing the birds, while J, Know
Purmliiler, Kd Jenlry und Hen Do-
wilt testllled mi to the dofendant'
good churiicier.
! Dliilrlet Attorney A. W. Moore ap
peared fur tho slute, W. P. Myers
iicllni: us couiikisI for the defense,
j Tim Jury was composed of George. V.
loover, Kred Klsh. P. A. Krlckson.
Curl A. Johnson, H. I,, DeCourcy und
Joseph Innes.
U. OF O. PROFESSOR
TO ADDRESS SCHOOL
Prjfesnr Jamcn II. Gilbert of the
department of economic of tlie'nl
verslty of Oregon will address the
students In tho high school audi'
torlum next Monday afternoon. All
thoHO desiring to hour Prof. Gilbert
uro welcome.
Tho Hev. S. C. Laslette of tho
Iluptlsl church of Portlund was a
visitor to tho high school last Mon
day morning. In hi ml dress to the
student he made pluln tho value of
education In the school of today
Itev. I.aalctle'8 speech was a sermon
III some respects. In that lie told
of great enterprises made futllo by
tho uhsence of the bucking of the
Christian religion.
A six-piece orchestra has been or
ganized by students of the senior
high school. Mr. Sexton, who is
leader and instructor, is 111 this
week with mumps, so practicing has
been impossible. In the near fu
ture the orchestra will pnrticlpnte in
tho IiLkIi school functions where
music of that kind is desired.
I-stlo Holmes, a former Hend high
student, has returned to take up
work with tho sophomore A class.
JOHN ERASMY GUILTY
OF KILLING ROBINS
Jury Milken gulrk Work of VcrtUrt
In Hccnml Trial Sentence to
llo Given Tomorrow.
if
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f,v jiAk.i Auk yimrdonler about tlinnnw ,
KvMWm PRESENTS ft
1 1 iMi (, ikM'i rfiMJ.. td'.Lin tu
I'SaaaVWw' Jnat tho dandiest, ontoh- U'Sf(
lrl!kWii1OTM7ffHlSi '""'i most interesting if'h
fm
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It took the Jury in the case of the
Stato vs. John Krusniy, charged with
killing robins, Just live minutes to
find the defendant guilty at the com
pletion of the hearing in Justice
court lute yesterday afternoon. It
was the second trial of the case, the
first resulting In a hung Jury. Sen
tence will be passed tomorrow
morning.
Witnesses for the state wore David
Oreone, 'Dennle Stevens' and Wallace
Brown, pupils from tho Reld school,
living near the Erusmy home In the
south ond of town. They testified
to having seen the defendant shoot
ing robins, which they believed were
ARMENIAN RELIEF j
FUND collected;
DcM-lintes (Viunty .Now Sure of Going:
Over Top In Declaration of
fluiinnuu J. II. Ilaner.
That tho Armenian relief fund
drive, has gone over the top In Des
chutes county was the announcement
this tnornliKg of County Chairman
J. II. Huner. Ail the districts that
have reported have either reached
or exceeded the umounts which they
were supposed to raise, and there Is
no question but that few districts
whicli have not mudo final returns
will do as well.
Tho county's quota in the present
drivo is $3100.
CAW) OK THAXKM.
Wo wish to thank our many friends i
for the kjndness shown us during j
the Mines and death of our daugh
ter and for the many beautiful
flowers.
Adv. Mil. AND MRS. W. INMAN.
Put it in "TIIK IHI.I.KTIX."
Jumea II. Gilbert line Here Monday
Hlx-Pleco OrcheMra Organized
by Student.
AT THE HOTELS.
Hotel Cozy.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Jones, Spokane.
K. B. Axtell, Full River, Ore.
J. G. Wilson, Sisters.
Krank Davis, Portland.
F. W. Tomes, La Pine.
Pilot ltutte Inn.
M. R. Mutthew, The Dalles.
J. I.. Freeman, Silver Lake.
A. B. Gertson, Summer Lake.
W. It. Riley,' La Pine.
W. C. Hollinshead, La Pine.
C. G. Hollinshead, La Pine.
R. D. Stanley, LewiBton.
Jay II. I'pton, Prinevllle.
L. E. KcrnI Portland.
don't need to miess at the
OU Quality of your Shoes if
you just make sure you purchase
them here. You're sure to find what
you want here. The most complete
shoe department in Central Oregon.
Queen Quality Shoes
Tor Women. New ones arriving daily.
NewOxfords
. are here in the popular styles and colors
Black, Mahogany and Patent. Military
and French Heels
Priced at $5 50 -$6.00-$7 .00
GAITERS to match too, at $2.00, 12.50
and $3.50. White, gray, fawn, brown and
black satin.
Infants' and Children's Shoes
in all the wanted styles, priced from
75c to $3.50
You are lure to tfet expert fitting (ervi'ce if you
I Oldest and Best.E,tablhhed 1911
Slop and Shop at
mjT-i BROTHERS
BROTHERS
For Everything Men Wear.
P. M. Chrisman, Silver Lake.
D. Calbreatb, Portland.
Hotel Wright.
H. V. Blackwood, Kerry, Ore.
T. S. Voorhles, Kerry, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Boydston, Portland.
Edward Dodd, Jersey.
Jack Colstad, Jersey.
J. H. Edwards, Lawton, Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Phillips, Baker.
J. G. Muatoe, Summit, Ore.
C. E. Stricklln, Salem.
R. F. Wyan, Camp Lewis.
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