TUB HEITO nUlXETlN. DAILY EDITION. BETO. OREOONi THIIWIMY, MARCH II, 1020
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(LIBERTY I GRAND
Tonight and Friday Friday and Saturday
. Off5! MARIE DORO
IN IN
"Marys Ankle"
All ImjuI i young tlfKlor wi twin I money, tnd
ltuy Vnl who tvctjrd jut. Nm QUI 1 K ALU, but
plenty, Alwi 4lfout Mtiy'i Ankl, without winch
lliri would liiVf Urrn no ilnty.
Episode No, 13
"Perils of Thunder Mountain"
"1.2:10"
ROMANCE! THRILLS! MYSTERY!
A myileiy you mnnt nlve. MANIE DORO, the
woild't Yvintome wl cumprlliay, in Unberl Brenon't
Also A CHRISTY COMEDY
LOCAL NKWS ITEMS
HKM Tlt.AIN HdlKDll.K.
Oregon Trunk.
Arrives, 7:35 A. U.
Leaves 1:00 P. M.
O..W. II. N.
Arrives. 0:t0 I". M.
Leaves. 7:00 A. M.
It. W. Huwyer In routined to Ills
home by a severe fold.
Waller lliirvoy, of Lukevlew, In
spending (tin duy In Ilend,
(iiiH E. HI ltd Ik. Lower liridge
rancher. In u business visitor In the
city tudiiy.
A niuri'lngo license wan liuiud
from the county rlerk's offce yesler
day fur James K. I.ovett mid Mntid
ItiiKht'H, bulh of Ilend.
County Commissioners ('. 11. Mil
lur, of Redmond, mid Holh Htookey.
are In I lend today u I ( ml I n k a es
Inn of I lio county enurt.
Mr. and Mm. Chnrlt'H Ktnimbur
roiiKh arrlvud In Ilend yesterday to
make tlmlr home. They were mar
ried last month In I'ortliind.
Mim Elisabeth Th u (I y. from Ited
Cross division hcnilquiirHTM In Keut
tle, wim In limid for a few hours this
morning, IrnvliiK by onto for Burn.
A. II. Eittobonol's stage line to
Klii inn th Full will Hturt operation
tomorrow mornluK. The stage will
leuve from the Eslebcnet shop on
llond ni'or Oregon, on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Knturdiiy mornings.
How would you like to
sleep in a graveyard? t8 fi0,;
AT THE HOTELS.
Holi-I Wright.
Walter llurvey, Lake.view,
1 in lo (1. Cutllp, Kudinond.
A. V. I'oole, I. u l'liii).
P. .Meuges, I'ortliind.
F. K. Morton, I'ortliind.
Hotel Cozy.
James Wukelleld, Lukoview.
Kd OkIioiii, Lnkevlow.
Kobert II. Dowdies. Portland.
('. II. MIII.t. Iidmud.
Mm. M. Kuln, Klaluutli Fulls.
Jiimes I., ItlllllH. Kettttlo.
I'llot llulti" Inn.
I. (). Antiunion, Hpnknn".
M. Hummtirlleld, I'ortlnnd.
J. F. Henry. I'lirtlund.
W. C. Ilollliishftid. , a I'liie.
It. F. Weed. KiiKiimv
C. N. Pierce. I'ortliind.
Charles IliiiiKin, Seattle.
C. II. JuluiHon, I'ortlnnd.
II. 0. Hector, I'orlluiid.
Gun E. Rtnrtlg, Lower Tlrldge.
B. L. Walluco, Crane.
J. K. )ndon. 8. I', & H.
A. A. Hoffman, I'ortlnnd.
Duvld KoburtHon. I'ortlnnd.
Charles M. I fan ley. I'ortlnnd.
;akiia(;k collection.
Patrons of the City Garbage Col
lection KyHtum are liiyoby notified
that the city equipment bun bwn fold
to It. N. Pulmorton and be ban boon
appointed City Gurbugo Collector. All
coiiipliilntit and Instructions at well
mi all payments Hhould bn hereafter
mude to him. I'liono Doud HuulltiK
Co.. lied I D81.
I). II. I'eopleH,
City Kecordor.
80-lp
Daily Market Report
(Kurnlilud br BrrBnaffsifnt with lha
Central Ittwtn liank.)
1.1 VK8TOCK.
NOKTII I'OHTLA.NU, March 11.
Cattle Iti-cflptM, 1560. Heat Bluer
Kruln mid pulp fid. fll.SOCC 12.00;
rholre. fl 1.00 U 11.60; Kood lo
rln4:e. $10,001(11.00; medium to
K'linl, ti.t'Oti 10.00; fulr to Kood.
17.. Ml 'it 8 60; common lo fulr, $6.60
iv'. 50; choice town uud helfera, 8.00
i' 10.00; good to choice. $8.00 ft 9;
medium to ttood. $6,00 47.00; fulr
to mi-dlum. $5.60C50; .cunni-ri,
$3,004) 6.50; bullH. 007.0 f.
prtnn lliilit calves, $ 1 6.00 ft 1 7.00;
mod I urn llKht, $10.00016.60;
heavy, $7.00(1:10.00; gtockera and
feoder. $7.50 8.60.
ItccclptH, 170; barely
Prime mixed. 1 5 . 7 6 4?
medium mixed, $16.00?t
rotiKh heaviea, $11.00
16.25; plK. $12. 00ft 15.00.
Kbcfp Kecclptii, none,; Htoody.
Kant of mountain lambn, $17.00
18.00; light valleys. $16.00 17.00;
heavy, $M.5015.60; feoders.
$12.0015.00; yearling $16.00
16.60; wetbem. $1 I 00 y M.60;
ewca. $ 1 0.00 0 12.00.
JAMISON HAS
MAN SIZED JOB
NEW COUNTY AGENT
0. A. C. PRODUCT
Hpei'lnlly Ik Dull') Inu;, Hut Huh HikI
V. H. IIIoIiikIi nl Honey Kxpcri-I'lK'i-
In Dcnlliin . Willi
itoilrnl t'onli'ol.
Win n I), 1,. JumlHOU, acri'ptod the
pOHitlon sih county aK'rnl of Deachutes
county, be ateppitd into a man's sized
Job. I ':! l ti t - county has been fa
vored with several county intents In
tho hint few yours.
Mr. Jamison was fully advised as
to conditions in Central OreKon.. He
knew I hat he. wus not coming" to Bn
Co. near Knitttle and later Was with
the V. 8. Kloloiclcal Survey in rodent
control work. In the army Jamison
was with the urtlllery, medical corps
and finally ended up with the chemi
cal wurfare service on tho Atlantic
Coast.
Coming to Deschutes county Jaml-i
son has launched Into the work with j
the Deschutes county farm bureau Inj
its efforts to build up one of 'the;
ntroiiK"t and nost effective farmers
organization,) In the stuie.
HiiKS
steady.
16.5;
16.75;
UAIMIAtiK THICK KOI, I).
The city of fiend this morning
completed th deal for the sale of
the municipal garbage truck to R.
N. I'alnierton. The consideration
was $700.
Put It In Tim lliilleitn.
Montha of Winter.
Astronomically winter Is reckoned to
bee In In northern latitude when the
tun enters Capricorn, or at the sol
stice (about December 21), and to end
at the equinox In March; but Id ordi
nary speech "Mnter comprises the three
coldest months December, January
and February, betas reckoned the win
ter months In the United States, nnd
November, December and Jnuuury Id
Ores) Hrltnln
WW COATS
In A Delightful Collection of Styles
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1U ( l(l OK Tlt.ANHKKIlS
John L. Clebaney to Mrs. Anna I
J. (Jlelianck, wife, deed, lot '.I. ,
block 17, Wlestorla, leliruary 24.
1920, $1,
Cecil Kenyon and Klla A. Ken-1
yon. wife, to M.. !. Conlon. war-1
rnnty deed, N K V4 NE4 S-li-lS,
February 4. 1920. $$0.
Cent.-Ore. Irr. Co. to OI- Hansen,
deed, past SE'.i HK'i 23-10-12.
January 22, 1020, $4s5:
l.'nlted Ktates to John N. Max'en.
patent. W!i SE'i SKV, KK4, K'f,
K',4 E'i KK'4 25-22-S. XW4
SW"4, 8WU NW'4 30-22-10, No
vember 20, 1919.
William Foss and Thora Foss to
J. N, Masten. warranty deed, lot 8.
block 3, First addition to La Pine,
January 15. 1918. $1.
J. H. Miller and Marh Miller, hie
wife, to E. A. Miller nnd Charles'
Miller, deed, lot 7. block 45, ('miter
addition. February !l, 1920, $1.
Dr. II. Ferrcll und Jennie Fenell,
wife, to Claude I, .McCauley, quit
claim deed, lot 7, block 15, Park,
Fbruary 2H, 1920, $1.
United Hlutes to .fames Wilson
Woods, patent, SB 14 KW'4 section
1. and K',4 NW'4 section 12-15-11,
January 23, 1919.
I'nited Stales to Jamet Wilson
Woods, patent. SW'4 JW4 section
1, and SK14 NE'4 section II. W j
NW'4 section 12-10-11. May 0,
1919.
A. A. Munden and l.oti Muiiden.
wife, to l.ytle Townclte Co., quit
claim deed, lot 13, block 12, I.ytlo
addition, February 17. 1920, $10.
Lytic Townste Co. to A. A. Mun
den, warranty deed, lot 13, block
10, l.ytle addition, February 17,
1920, $10.
The fiend Company to II. J.
Overturf, warranty deed, lot 6,
block 2. Mill addition, January 27,
1920, $10.
E. H Huithes and Olive Hughe:-),
wife, to Charles W. HiiKhes, war
ranty deed, SVj SW'4. NW'4
SW'4, W'-i NW'4, NE'4 NW'A,
NE'4. KEV, KE'4 section 38-15-13,
February 1 3, 1920, $1.
This Is the time 6f year to have
your lawn put In shape. An appli
cation of fertilizer now will work
wonders. Call C. H. Disbop. Red
1771 for orders. . - 76-8le
I). I,. Jamison, County Agent
old settled country where everything;
was running smoothly, but rather In
a section of Oregon where agrlcul-
ture Is In the stage of finding Itself, j
D. L. Jamison Is a product of the
Oregon Agricultural college of the,
1915 crop. His specialty while!
studying under O. A. C. specialists
was agronomy and dairying. For 10
months after hla graduation Jamison!
spent 20 months In cow testing work!
In Curry county of this state and'
seven months In Jefferson county!
Montana. Then for several months!
bo was In charge of the purebred
dairy of Tblessen & Son of Mllwau-j
kle, Oregon. For two months he was:
associated with the Mayflower Dairy:
DON'T
DESPAIR
It you are troubled with pains or
aches; feci tired; have headache,
indigestion, insomnia; painful pass
as of urine, you will find relief in
GOLD MEDAL
'"PHERE is a charm about these
newest coats. Perhaps it is due
to the fact that painstaking atten
tion is given every detail of tailor
ing. Perhaps it is the welcome
newness each radiates -little dif
ferences that are as gladdening as
spring floWers, soft breezes and
blue skies. At any rate it. will be
interesting to choose one now for
Easter wear. Priced at-. i
..1; :)
$24.90; $27.50, $35.00
$42.50, $45.00, $55.00
$65.00
Tha world's standard ramady for kidney,
llvsr, bladder and uric acid troubles and
National Ramady of Holland since 1646.
Three sins, all druggiata. Guaranteed.
U for lha awn. CoM Mkl mm mrr tax
mmd accept ma lrttioa
HOSIERY
For All The Family
Ladies' cotton medium weight, black, cordovan,
balbriggan and white, hem top, odd szies "arid
rib top 1 .......39c
Ladies' black, with white feet 49c
Ladies' fine ribbed 'cotton mercerized, black,
white and tan ..68c
Pure silk, pearl and cordovan $1,49
CHILDREN'S HOSE ALL SIZES
Medium weight cotton, strong and durable, for
school or play, black, white and tan......... 39c
Misses' fine ribbed combed yarn, black, white
and cordovan .. .........,......53c
Misses' . fine ribbed mercerized, black arid
white .....:.. : .....79c
INFANTS' HOSE ALL SIZES
Mercerized, fine ribbed, black and white....39c
Mercerized, fine ribbed, heavy weight, black
and white 4.5c
MEN'S HOSE ALL SIZES
Cotton, fine ribbed black, cordovan and pejarL
35c, three pair...... $1.00
Fine ribbed, black, white feet , :..40c
Cashmere, black .48c
If you want the best hosiery, wear Fooi Rest
Fair Store
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