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Doors Open 7:30. Curtain 8:30.
Admission 25c, 40c, 60c.
Reserved Seats at Horton Drug Co.
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T.loilo No. 4
"TEe GRIPPING
HAND"
NEWS WEEKLY
WILLIAM
FARNUM m
"The Sign of
The Cross"
. A Dory ol ike dayi ol Ncio '
(aillilully produced.
TERREBONNE WOMEN
TO HOLD MEETING
- - - 'i
A freight broken -r-l..-.l and I. now on 1.1. way to Camp I-.L
in. New York from overseas service
l.iuei,n ilin cars In a rullroml col
Ihtlon. Moral: Insure In The
TrnvU. ru. J' '. Rhodes. Adv.
for illscluirr.e.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TODAY'S TKMPKHATl'HK
Maximum. 79 degrees.
T. L. Collier It'll this morning for
Khimiitli Fulls.
Dun llelslng Ih visiting In ll'iid
from ranch on lliu Metiillus.
Edward I). I.amb Is spending the
ilny nt Rend from -IiIb homo at
Brothers.
MrM. 1,. It. Schmorl and Mrs.C. L.
EvaiiB wore umonic those coining In
to lli-tid from Million n today.
Henry M. Oranl. formerly principal
of tho Bend high school Ih In the
clly today on business from Portland.
Miss liraco Ward, formerly u re-d-rtiuit
of Bend. Is horn from Porlland
mid la spYndlng n few days vlBltlng
with frli'lida.
Word was received today by
friends In Bond that Wlllnrd IIuhIoii,
formerly of IIiIb city! lias returned
WORLD STRIKE
TO BLOCK WAR
(ContlniK'd from Tano 1.)
carrltd after the addition of an
am-iidmenl providing that th strike
h culled, oven If the war la sane
. i,...,i liv ilm League of NalloiiB.
Tim conference decided to senu
a delegation to tin' meeting of the
Intornntlonnl hucIuIIhI executive com
mittee ut Lucerne. In Augusl. lo nsk
Hint oil BoclnllBta refuse military
service. In the event of n new war. A
delegation wan also selected to Btib
mlt these resolutions to tho peace
conference,
TERREBONNE. May 21. Mm.
Collin W. Elkins of Prinevllle. rep
resenlntlve. of the Federated Wom
en's cluliB. will speak to the ladlwt
at L. P. C. hall om day next week.
lh date to he arranged later. Her
Bubjocl will bu tho new measure to
be voled on at the .next election. Alt
who possibly can should plan to at
tend. - i
A troop of 12 Girl Scouts litis been
organized here.- All have passed the
tenderfoot test and are wearing the
G. . Plus. A "hike" is planned for
Saturday. Muy4t with Miss Irma
Kceney us leaaer. I n km na.
been orgunlied under the direction
of Mrs. (. L. Whltels. but Mrs. W. J.
Hall will bo their captain tnia summer.
vi- M,.Wti..n Mm. Krklor and Mrs.
Draco left for Portland Thursday
morning.
Mr. Allenlyce'B daughter from
Alauka Is vlsltin here.
Mrs. W. A. Plcketfs brother left
for The Dalles Krlduy morning.
Mr. Httinm. from Wasco, Is here
closing up some tractor sales.
Mr. and Mrs. John Draper moved
to llend last week.
x i..i:..ii from Seattle. Is vlalt-
Ing his parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. V. E-
Pellett.
Mrs. Graves and Mr. and Mrs.
iiiteiuliiiK the grand
lodge of tho Hehekahs nnd Odd
Ki'llows at Salem this week. sir. nun
Mrs. Gales Intend to visit at New
berg und Hood Hlver before rot urn
lug homo. '
Mrs. Zada MacGrrgor of Head
visited In this vicinity Inst Friday
and Saturday.
W. O. Kalaton shipped two car
loads of whoat to ,tho. Vancouver
Hour mills last week.
A delegation ctf 20 stuik-nts.
teachers und parents attended the
track meet at Madras Saturday.
A social meeting of the Parent
Teachers' association will be held
Krlday evening, the 23rd. The plan
... fnuMnnrit lllslrlct school
Is to bo carried out throughout the
evening. All in teres tea are mviicu
to come.
Mi-tollus Sunday. Miss Alice Kappa-
hahn, who has acceptea ine position
of primary teacher In the Sclera
school for the second term, will re-
turn to Seattle with her sisters to!
spend the summer vacation. I
Harold Allen of Bend visited with!
his parents Sunday.
J. H. Stldltam and Warren Farth
ing have returned from lower Squaw
.. ...1 .U.. I.-... Anmnlilf ..'1 ihfl
Ilish ladder In the C. N. Sorenscn
I dam.
iii.ii liMsinff vm mi from the Me-
tollUH having some work dono at the
Allen arage.
Mr. Iloss of" Plalnvlew delivered
some thoroughbred sheep at the
liailey ranch.
Some parties attempted to go
across the McKenzie pass with a team
and failed on account of the snow.
in. Knrklev or Keilmonu Dassea
through Sisters with a load of house-
hold goods for Young and Olsen of
the Suttle hike summer resort".
Mr. Olson bus Just returned from
Porlland where he has been procur
ing nine more motor boats which will
be placed on Summer. Ulue and
Squaw lakes. for the summer tourist
trade.
Mrs. M. McKlnncy received a tele
gram Friday from her son iierbert
i.r. I...B neon in -France for several
mot'lliH. that he had arrived in New
York and expected to be home soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Graham made
a trip to Grandview Sunday.
Puul Brookings were down from Bend
Sunday to spend the day at Horace
brooklng's.
Joe Howard Is hauling his wheat
to Terrebonne this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Parks, who have sold
their place on the Metollus, are
spending the week visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Updike.
Mrs. Elsie Hauser had the mis
fortune of spraining her wrist badly
on Sunday.
John Stopr. Jim west ana -ir.
Hauser were In Redmond Saturday.
Mrs. A. Kotzman and mother and
father w ere visiting friends at Lower
Bridge on Tuesday."
Ellis Edgington. Jrom Sisters, was
flnhinK on the Deschutes Sunday.
COAST STRONG
FOR IRRIGATION
(Continued from Page J.)
of the coast counties does not reach
to that part of the state east of tho
mountains. A trip throngh Central
and Eastern Oregon is all that is nec
essary to prove to any one Just what
irrigation means to the people out
here."
The Roosevelt highway advocates
will complete thei tour of Eastern
Oregon before the end of the month.
LOWER BRIDGE HAS
A FAREWELL PARTY
Put It ill "TIIK llUIXKTlN."
MRS. V. A. SMITH
. ' Arenl for tho
Will call by appointment on
Indies desiring n lining.
ADDRESS P. O. BOX 633 ,.
- M'UOXK COHSKTS -
Put It In "TIIK Hl'IXETlX.'
PORTLAND MAN BUYS
ALLENDALE RANCH
"
It Raises TtoE Dough
HurceNsful lmklni; It
assured when ('res
rent. In used, because
it raises first when
moist urn Is milled In
mixiiiK 1) o w I,
then ngiiln
hent In lip
Tim remit
of tills iloiihlo rnlNO
is (lolleloiisly Unlit,
wholesome, anil eas
ily digested breads,
volte, anil blsiults.
tho
and
when
plied.
; t5P
l ront:,:.!. uuun
the o n t a h llNlml
link I UK Miiler fur
n nuiirter of a chi.
tury on tho 1'nellio
nnHNt. Nil I) o t 1 e r
formula li n s been
produced. Tho
( resi ent CiMik IhMik
In very li o 1 p f u .
Write the Crescent
M'K. ) Heat tie,
for a copy. Jroeers
soil Cretiieiit link
liilt I'owtlor.
mjI const
SISTERS. May 20. Mr. and Mrs.
King were in Sisters Saturday on
business.
Mrs. C. A. Allen nnd (ainily leave
Monday for Mielr new homo on Mc
Kenzlu river.
Slst.'rs school closed F.rldny, May
in Mka Knnnhnhn and the girls
served lunch nnd toasted ninrshmal-
lows after school.
Mr. Woods of .Portland went
tkMnffh Otalnra QutllrfinV Oil Ills Way
to the Allendale ranch, which ho has
rocently purchased.
Mrs. H. K. Allen ,oi oisiers w m
Bend Friday and Saturdny on busl
nosB. '
F. W. Webor, principal of the Sis
ters school returned to Bend" Sunday
where he will take a pusltlon in the
post office.
Vf nnH Mr. -T 'l'nvior Ol neiiu
Ulaloru PplilnV tO Set their
dnughtor Miss Dorothy who has at
tended school hero mo pnsi ium
months. . .
Klnnuy were Bend visitors Thursday.
W. F, Weber has purchased a now
11.A..M..l,.l nnf
Mr. and Mrs. B. I.. Tono nnd Miss
LoiiIbo Summors of Portland, and
Mrs. Charles Summers of Chicago,
were In town Wednesday.
r... uriiam, niiiftn a trio to Red'
mond Weilnosday. tnkliis W. F. E.
Wilson to the doctor.
Tim Callahan, with the Dnn Ang
i..... en nnn,i,nnv. wns In Sisters
iiiuu Dilute v,....i'" . - , , . .
taking out Mr. Bailey's shearing
0l"..fl.1, , n-Ki. a Irln to the
Uowcr Bridge country after corrnlls
for tho Dnn Angland aneep
i- ,.A I.lnn Wilson, nc
iiessiu DWW , , ,
compnnlod by the Knppnhahn
ters of Seattle, made a trip to tho
LOWER BRIDGE, May 21. A
farewell party wns given at the school
Inuso on Monday evening for Mr.
and Mrs. 1.. A. Hunt and family. A
large number of friends attendee
who presented them With a beauti
ful casserole. Mr. Hunt left Wednes
day for Heppner, where he is to be
county agricultural agent for Mor
Mrs. ltuiil and children
will visit with relatives In ueumona
nnd Portland mid other valley towns
before Joining Mr. Hunt.
Mrs. Earl Updike has given up her
school on the Metollus and moved
to live permanently on the Itoy
Howard ranch, which Mr. Updike has
leased.
Georgo Reels went back to fort
iineir nn Tnesilnv to brine his mother
to his place ut i.ong Hollow.
Jack Book was In ueamona mes-
duy.
Me mill Mrs Tmvne. from Tacoma.
Wash., spent the past week visiting
with their son, H. is. rowne.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fuller were in
lietiuiuuu .nuiinu, 4i i,, -i ii""".
ir nml Mrs. Kov Kidder were
shopping In Redmond Saturday.
Darwin nnd Fred waiter, .iuss
Fern Walter and Dorothy Wells at
tended the field day at Madras Satur
day.
Mr. ond Mrs. George Roberts and
Get Your Battery
Tested Free !
The Pioneer and Modern Garage will
be pleased to test your battery free,
no matter whether the car was pur
chased here or not.
Testing done between the hours
of 0: 30a. m. and 11 p. m.
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. Phone 221
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oa KOVERALLS i-pulatioa.
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