THK IIKNI HI'M.KtlN. DAIIjY EDITION. HKND. OIIKQO.N. MONDAY, APHUj 21, 1010
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tTKIOVH MVIDKNTH,
Tim vlcu pruHlilunt of u conmruc
lldii compuny, drlvliiK un iiutoiniilillii,
IohI control wliun nttniiiptliiK tu
catch IiIh lint, which had blown off.
Tho car (IhhIhhI to Iho itliln of tho
roud, tho wIiimiIk hII ipl n ic n tho
hunk of a abullow illlch, nnd Ihu
'uutomobllii ovorturnud. lnnurvd wur.
thrown out und Nunluliid a frac
tured Hkull. Donth 'wum ItiHlunlun
ou. Moral: Inmiro In Tho -Traveler.
J. C. IthoddH. Adv.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TODAY'S TEMPKRATCRB
(Taken at 3 p. nO
Maximum, 60 deiereea.
C. (I. Irvln, Madras attorney, U
apvndlng the day in Bond,
Goorjto W. Mcl.nunlilln of I.a Pino
li upending the day In Bond.
I. oo Doudlah rolurnod to llund to
day after apendlng the taut three
week In I'ortlund.
Al Dnvla, formerly of thin city, In
In Bnd today on a uliort bulniia
vllt.
Mr. and Mr. A. J. I.lnclnlil of
Dufur, In Crook county, arrived In
llund today to attend the atocknion'a
convention.
W. P. Vundevorl came In from bin
runch up lh,n river nnd will n-in a In In
the city during the atocknivn'a con
vention. II. L. Tonny, Itnlph Wort man and
W. C. Cnmpbull arrived In llund thin
morning from McMlnnvllln to nttend
Iho Klka' hniKiuet thin ovetilng.
Kmunt K. Dyer, David C. Itogern
nnd Howard F. Dyer of Mllllcnn are
In the city today tranitactlnR liuxlium
it tho land office.
J. I.. 1'Ktitrnon, grnxlng exumlner
of the dUtrlct forenter'ii office In
Portland, arrived hero this morning.
Hit In llHti'il an one of Jho apenkera
ut the C'ntlln and Homo Knitter' con
vention. V. V. Ilarpham, aupcrvlaur of Iho
Onhoco national forent, wn in Iloml
loday conferring with 8upervlHor N.
G. JucohHon of tho Deschute forcBl.
Mr. Ilarpham will remnln until Wcd
neHdny evening.
LoulH Ilennntt, formerly of Hond,
now In huHlmm In Silver Lake, ar
rived In tho cltv lost night and Is
rumiilnlng oif'r for the Elk' banquet
thla ovenlng.' He any that a large
part of the population of Luke county
will be hero for tho banquet und for
the mockmcn'a convention.
Mm. Wulluco Martin of Portlund,
who linn buen the guent of Mliw
Marlon Lawrence for the luHt two
week, bun returned to her home.
John Btnldl received word by wire
thin morning that In noil, Btcvo,
muHter clectrlcliin in tho U. 8. navy,
ban arrived at Now York after ov
oral month of service overseas. John
Hteldl, Jr., also in tho navy, has boon
stationed at New York for some time.
AT THE MOVIES
(iltAND.
"Another 'Polly of the Circus! "
That was the ejaculation of one of
New York's most prominent show
men following a private screening of
Mae Marsh's newest Goldwyn pic
ture, "The Itaclng Strain." And
Uoldwyn Is firm In tho belief that tho
millions who wore enthralled by Mar
garet Mayo's "classic of tho big tops"
will find tho new Qoldwln-Mae Marsh
production no less appealing and
entertaining.
"The Iluclng Btruln," a romance of
Kentucky und Saratoga, was written
expressly to suit tho peculiar talents
of tho vivacious star by Tex C'hor
watu. author of Ueraldlne Karrar's
first Uoldwyn production.-"The Turn
of the Wheel," and of "Pock's Dud
Girl" and 6f "A Perfect 80." Mabel
Normand's rocenl comedy triumphs.
A horse race exceeding in plctur
esqueness and thrills tho stirring
contest In "Polly of tho Circus" Is
one of the glowing features In "The
Ituclng Strain." The evont wus
staged al Saratoga and evidences the
fidelity to detail, tho elaborateness
and tho wealth of realism that stamps
"Tho Itncing Strain," which comes
to tho Grand theater Tuosday and
Wednesday, as one of tho greatest
photoplay treats of tho year. .
AT THE HOTELS.
Hotel Oir.y.
Pierre Korgeron, France.
J. K. McWIllltims, Portland.
Dave Newman. Hums.
F. n. Cutton. Portland.
K. Lingo, Vancouver.
C. ,V. Drown, Powell Ilutto.
II. Williams, 8oaltlu.
A. J. Llndahl, Dufur.
G. L. Osborno. Portland.
E. L. Clurk. La Pino.
PIONEER GARAGE ANNOUNCES THE
TAKING OVER of MODERN GARAGE
The business will contin
ue under the same name
Gas and Oils handled
Storage by the Month
or day. Competent men
in charge day and night
Absolute Service Guaranteed .
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MODERN Garage
A number of uur citizens are
paying more thin nscstisry for
their Groceries. Are
YOU
Ons of them? It's the months
total that tells the story, not
the coit of one or two items.
TRY US
One month and check up with
yourJa.t month coit.
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134 Oregon St., wet ol Fiut Nsl. Dank
C. I). Springer und family, Cres
cent.
Hotel Wrlf(!t.
K. J. Wolfo, Astoria.
Mrs. F. W. Murphy, Spokane.
Jumes I). Norwood, Halnler.
Jumes Kldredge, Portlund.
C. T. Kelsko, Durns.
It. B. Hampton, Portlund.
- II. K. Hulnes, North Powder.
Hurry II. Cunningham, Delta,
Wash.
N. Murueskns, Madras.
Charles Wymnn, Prlnevlllo.
D. C. llradford, Lorano.
II. K. Smith, Portlund.
II. M. Swlgert, Cliff, Ore.
Pilot Ilutto Inn.
T. A. Fltxputrlck, Portlund.
II. C. Dealer, Portland.
II. R. Miller, Seattle.
James B. Kylo, Stanfleld.
D. B. Stuart, Fire.
C. C. Bradley. Portland.
H. L. Toney, McMlnnvitle.
Ralph Wortman, McMlnnvllle.
W. C. Campbell. McMlnnvllle.
II. A. Brattain, Paisley.
Dan Hourlgan, Paisley.
Tom Cronln, Paisley.
Or. S. Ehle, Portland.
C. J. Thlrklo, Portland. '
E. E. Hawkins, Portland.
F. R. Catton, Portland.
William C. James, Portland.
J. S. Peterson, Portland.
C. M. McAllster, Portland.
Daily Market Report.
I-IVKHTOTK.
(Furniatwd tor srrsnsmwnt wlta the
Cntrml Orason Bank.)
NORTH PORTLAND. April 21.
Two thousand five hundred cattle
received. Market slow.
Prime steers. $f3. 750 14.75; good
to choice, 111. 60 12.50: medium to
good, $10 II; fair to medium, $9
10; common to fair, $8 A; choice
cows and heifers. $10.60 12.60;
good to cholco, $90 10; medium to
good. $7 A; fair to medium, $5 6;
runners, S3.G05; bulls, 6:
calves, $9.60 14; Blockers nnd
feeders $9 10.
Hog Market.
One thousand seven hundred and
fifty hogs received. Market Btrong
and higher.
Prime mixed. $19.75 20.25; me
dium mixed. $19.50 19.75; rough
heavv, $17.75 18.60: pigs. $17.50
18; bulk of sales, $19.76-20.
Hliecp Market.
Ono thoueund sheep received. Mar
ket steady.
Prime lambs, $17.50 18; fair to
medium, $1$. 60 17.50; yearlings,
$12 13; wethers, $10 12; ewes.
$6.5010.50.
lUTTKIl MAKKKT.
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Fsrmpra' Crmprjr.)
Prints, parchment wrapped, 68c,
wholesale price,
llutlerfut, 69c.
Put It In "THK lll'LLKTIN."
How about
that Sack of
White River
Flour at our
risk?
The Flour with
the real guaran
tee. "The Cash If You 1
Are Not Satisfied"
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Free Dollvery
No Clinrge for Credit
GILBERT'S
R.OCERY
Add to the Children's Enjoyment with a
Camera
The small pictures will be a source of
education and great pleasure, as well
as preserving a priceless record of their
play-days and playmates for after-years
We can furnish small Cameras that will do big
things for the little folks
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Store
BEND
OREGON
EIGHTH GRADE TESTS
WILL BE HELD SOON
Kximinntioti Papers Received by
County Superintendent, Together
with Naturalization Iloolu.
Eighth grade examination ques
tions have been received by County
School Superintendent J. Alton
Thompson, and will be sent out to
the various districts in time for the
annual tests, which will be held on
May 15 and 16. Mr. Thompson baa
also received state library lists, from
which the county schools may make
their selection of books.
In line with the school work re
cently taken up In co-operation with
the naturalization bureau, a number
of students' text books on naturali
zation have been sent to the super
intendent's office, and any prospect
ive citizens who have made applica
tion for these are requested to call
for them. Together with the text
books are a number of teachers'
manuals having to do with the aame
subject.
XOTICK OK HA I.E.
Notice is hereby given that pur
suant to an order made and entered
by the justice of the peace for Bend
district. Deschutes county, Oregon,
on the 19th dny of April 1919,-the
following described estray towit:
One roan gelding about nine years
old, branded apparently X on the
left shoulder, weight about 1000
pounds, will be sold at public sale
to the highest bidder for cash on my
ranch about six and one-half miles
east of Bend, Oregon, on the Bear
Creek road, at the hour of 2 o'clock
p. m., on the 8th day of May, 1919,
to pay the damages and expenses of
the undersigned in keeping said es
tray, and publication of notice and
die expenses of this proceeding, in
cluding the advertising costs and the
expense of sale.
Dated this 19th day of April, 1919.
114-20-27C - M. W. CHASE.
NOTICE OP SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that pur
suant to an order made and entered
by the justice of the peace of Bend
district, Deschutes county, Oregon, on
the 16th day of April. 1919, the fol
lowing described estray. towlf:
One Jersey steer about two years
old, branded on the right hip with
an undistingulshable brand appear
ing like an inverted T, with a bar
through the stem, will be sold at
public sale to the highest bidder for
cash, on my father's ranch, about
3 miles east of Bend, Oregon, at the
hour of 2 o'clock In the afternoon,
of the 8th day of May, 1919, to pay
the damages and the expense of the
undersigned in keeping said estray,
and publication of notice and the ex
penses of this proceeding, including
the advertising costs and expenses of
sale.
Dated this 16th day of April. 1919.
114-20-27C STANLEY PIERCE.
Bend - Klamath Falls
STAGE
FIRST TRIP ON TUESDAY, APRIL 22
Thereafter Stage will leave Bend for
Klamath Falls every
Tuesday Thursday
Saturday
Hudson Super Six Used
I. C. RICKARD, Proprietor
Office at Frenchy's Store. For information and reser-
vations call Red 1341.
THE BACKBONE OF BEND IS
LUMBER MANUFACTURING
OUR PAYROLLS
MAKE
YOUR PROFITS
BY BUYING LOCAL PRODUCTS
YOU ARE HELPING BEND.
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
Local Rules A front
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Complete Stock of Lumber
Lath, Sash and Doors
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. AGENT FOR THE
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Will call by appointment on Ladies
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. Address P. O. Box 538
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Special Sale on
Rubber Bathing ,
Caps. Some
Beauties at 25c
each.
STOCKMOISrS
5-10-15-25c Store
Complete
Line of
Spaulding
Sporting
Goods
at
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