TIIB IIKND IWIXKTIN, DAILY EDITION, BUND, OftKUON. FMDAY, FKIIIIUAHY 18, 1021.
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Oregon Trunk
Arrival, 7:85 A. M.
Loaves, 1:00 P. M.
O..W. II. N.
Arrives, 6: 50 P. M.
Leavoa, 7:00 A. M,
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Frank It. I'i'liiro In In I "or I lii n d fur
k rw daya.
A. M. I'rlnglii rultirncil from I'cirt
lllllll tlllM Illuming.
J. II. Ill In k loy li.fi IukI nlyilit for
YiihIiiiii, WiihIi., on IiuhIiiiinn.
C. O. Yiiliro wan iitliiiullng lo ImjhI
lies iiiulti'rii In KiiiIiiioiiiI today.
Mm. K. It. Ciililu In Hiitiil Iiik ( In'
wi'i'k-iinil with Imr parent lit Itwl
liiniiil. . II, I). Monro, who him Imnii spend.
Iiik fw days In Portland, rntiiriinri
fu llmul UiIn iiiiiiiiIiik.
Mm. (Ihoiku O'NhII lofi t til h iiinrn
I n K fur MiiilniB, wliiua slut will spend
d fnw iluyH vIhIIIiik with friends.
Mm. J. 1.. Anderson i rnliiriii'il in
llr hiin.n ill Iteiliiinnil lust night uf
Icr a short vlnll with friends In lleml
Mm. Arlliur 1 1 lull left limt night
lo riijoln hor husband lit KoHi-hiirit
iifinr IiiivIiik iwnt Hut winter In
lleml.
K. I. Itouner of Morion, WiihIi., in
In lleiid attending lo business mill
lorn In comiuclloii with hi property
liura.
W. N. Drown wan In iiend ycater
tiny lookliiK after details In coiiuec
Hun Willi thii null) of lila ruiii'h til
Iti'diiiniiil.
Mm. W. J, Coleman anil Mm. Hel
en Hergur returned this nioriil UK
from u week's vlnll spent wild friends
In I'ortlnml.
W. V. Korrls of llend will spend
thoacomlHK week at Welser, liliiho,
liiitlicrtliiK renl oninlo property re
cently acquired.
Mm. (I. M. Thorp of llend will
haw charge of the servrces lo bo held
loclny inn) Knturdny by ihu Advuntlst
church ut Sisters.
Mm. O. A. Ramsey loft last night
for her homo nt Muro after vi-iiung
11. It, 1 lit ii k I tift nml sister of Hend fur
Ihn past two weeks.
Mm. Kinarsoit Klockwell returned
III morning after IiiivIiik Accompan
ied a patient from tho Ki. Charles
hospital lo I'ortliind.
Ted UIIhuii, son of Mr. mid Mm. K.
O. ClUoii, U seriously III with up
pi'iidlcltln nt Ihu liomu of IiIn par
ent on illKhlntuI boulevard.
Mm. i. II. Corhutt left lust night
fur her homo nt Vancouver, Wash.,
after spending n week visiting with
her ptiroutH, Mr. und Mm. U. Hcdlcnl,
(Jeorgo W, Woken, slate depuly fire
liuimhnl, who hits been liisjiccllng fire
prevention methods used In lleml, left
Innt night for lila headquarters at
Salem.
Mr. miff- Mm. n. F. Smith, who
havo been visiting with Archlo Pupln
nt lila ranch on tho liurns roud. left
liiHt nlKht for their homo In Mc.Mlnti
vllle. Tha Irish ladlea of Hunt! will k!vo
their third annual ball on tlm evo-
nliiK nf Mm rh 17 ut (ho gymnasium.
Tho public In cordially Invltnil to nt
tiiinl. I.eon Dovnroiiiix returnitil hint nlKhl
from Dull In Cniek, Mich,, and will
inakii bin liniun hero with hln parents,
.Mr. nml Mrn. John Devnniiux, of
1011 Ciiliiiiililn hi lent.
J. M. Church of lluiid left Ihln
in urn I iik fur Culver, whore lui will b
employed by Ihn Hliilo hlKliwny cum
iiilnnluu an niiKlueer on the Hteiim rol
ler beliiK lineil thera,
Mm. II. I,. Ituvelnlud, who Iiiih
lieeii vIhIIIiik with her parentn, Mr.
und Mrn. C. I', Mclluwull, fur the
punt tiro week, left lunt night for
her Iiuiiiii ut Vancouver, WiihIi.
K. I,. Klevenn, who Iiiih been doliiK
line work fur Ihu Woxtern 1'iiioti dur
liiK the piiHt few ilayn, left thin
uiuriiliiK fur hln home ut The Dullen,
IiuvIiik cuinpli-ted tlm work hero.
HrliiK In your kuilnk mid let un
'limn Ihu lenn mid see Unit It In remly
lu tukii Knnil pictures. The nervlce
In free. Kyinunn llrun. Adv. 4Utfc
H K V F. N T II l A V Al) K.NTIHT
II I lt II
Millionth school, 10 a. m.; preiich
Iiik, ll:IS a. in., milsjoct, "Why
Jiihiih Wept." At 7:.1" p. III. Hundliy
lint piiKlur will kIvii the third of the
nerlen of Kindlon on "llaiilel," Thin
will cuiihIhI of u brief review of Hie
flmt three iiiiivemul kliiKiloinn of
Daniel, 2, mid I lie fourth mid hint
enrthly kliixdmn, mid Itn connection
with, or reluilnii lu, ChrUt H Ihn ever
lualliiK kliiKilmn. In CbrlHt'n kliiK
doni a literal kliiKduin, or u nplrlluul
kliiKduin? Wu need not npeculuto
an lo the unnwer. The lllblu unnwern
lu plulu liuiKUiiKe. Co in ii and hear
"Wluil nay thii ncrlpturen?" Minn
WaKulier will Hi UK.
WILL CONTEST
ItEDISTIUCTING
(Continued from Piiko 1.)
Mi'Fiirlund of Multnomah county.
Thin provlden fur tho creutlon of a
nliita fulr cuiuuilnnloii, to control tho
KrnutliiK of HcuiiHdN for homo rucen In
Ori'Kon, and tho lutter auction of the
bill In devoted to anctlona prohlbltliiK
pool nelliiiK und book rnukliiK In con
nection with home rucen under por
in 1 1 h Inmied by tho proponed bourd.
Heiiutor II iiiiio Iiiih Introduced a
bill for tho rocovcry of tuxon ukkto
KiitlnK $235,000, HlluKd to huvo been
llliiKiilly collected by the federal
Kovernmnnt from clllzcim of OreKon
ii h a wnr tux following tho c lotto of
tho Civil wur.
Bailing the Bachelor.
In Sicily I he fir tree In unknown nn
a ClirUimni adjunct. Inn Mio rery
lilillcruun runiiiin of "Im-iiiIiik the
Intcholor" In ot, .cried by Ihn women.
All of Hie uiimnrrled men In Ilia vll
taco are driven Imo iho church after
ninnn by (he mitniimlic ring women and
run aliout the an. Ted edlllee and bent
rn until Ihev deelnre (ufien fnlm-ry)
thai Ihey will nod cra niher Clirlat
mun cuine aniuniL
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KVKHV lAV VK IIAVK A
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THE VERY BEST
FRESH FRUITS
and VEGETABLES
Try our t'clery wo think It
in a little belter than Ihn
orillnnry.
The Bend
Fruit Stand
W.W.I. KTltEKT
Next Door to l.lliorty Theater
uiiiiiniiimmtntiittiiitimiiumnitimmtmamtumKmnitti
If your cliillicH don't III.
Ilon't fnan
If they're riiKK'l or ripped
Don't conn
Whether urlnkleil or worn
or dirty or torn
t
If you want Ibein fixed
Tliut'a un
CENTRAL OREGON
CLEANING AND
DYE WORKS
Cleaning, Pressing and
Altering. Work tftat
will satisfy, and prices
' that are right.
Cor. Wall & Greenwood
Arronn from Pilot Ilutic Inn
Phone Black 2171
At The Hotels
Pilot IliiMo Inn.
V. 3. Richiirdn, Portland; W. G.
Knpey, Portland; It. K. lined, Port
land; T. Ohno, Hnuttlo; O. R. Curved,
Portlund; Mr. und Mrn. It. II. Mur
row, Itndiiiond; It. L. Hiitton, Wukoii
tlre; O. J. Minhuud, Portlund; W. L.
Ilrowu, Portlund; C. K. Irvine, La
Porto, Did.
llolel Wrl!it.
0. W. Henefloj. PortlumV; W. N.
Covort, Portlund; K. O. Wlliion,
Drothern.
Hut4-I (jttzy,
II. W. Guulher, Portland; Mr. and
Mrs. II. F. Hmllh, Mc.Minnvillo; Mm.
I.. A. Khuffer, Mlltlcnn.
MOOSE !
DANCE
Saturday
Night
PUBLIC INVITED
MOOSE
HALL
i
PKEDICTS FUTURE
FOR ELECTRIC CAR
Current flaw .Vo Clnince An Motive
Power For All pitmen, However,
Dedliren ( luirlen P, Hteliiim t..
F nn mm --r f -
Light On All Sides Gives
THE FINISHING TOUCHES
Tho final pat on tho hair, or dab of powder on the face
mid then that last look of satisfaction expressed by a single word .
"THERE"
Just so, tho finishing touches in the decoration of your home
are obtained by plenty of the right kind of light with
EDISON MAZDA LAMPS
They give a look and a feeling of satisfaction which trans
forms the most humble dwelling Into a comfortable home.
Make vour house a HOME.
Bend Water, Light & Power Company
I Closing Out Sale
1 EXTRA SPECIAL!
Shoes at
Half-Price
LOOK OVER THIS LIST
Ladies' Shoes
Fine French Heel Dress Shoes, colors gray,
beaver, brown, black, black with gray tops,
brown with beaver tops; our best grade;
former prices up to $15.50
Close Out Special, $7.45
Children's Shoes
Fine Dress Shoes, patent leather, black kid,
white buck and patent with white buck top;
all first grade Educators; former prices $4.
up to $7; all sizes from little 4 up to big 2
Close Out Special, $2.98
Everything in our stock reduced one-fourth
to one-half.
WARNER'S
BCHNECTADV, N. Y. Feb. 18.
Water and hltchway transportation,
an well aa rallwayx, may depend upon
electricity for motive power becaune
of IIh greater economy and efficiency,
according to Dr.' Charlen P. Steln
metz, the "wizard of electricity.
The famouH Inventer called atten
tion, In an Interview with the United
PrexH, to the buccckh of the electric
drive on American warship" and the
fact that thin method of propulsion
Ik beJiiK extended to merchant craft.
An regard!) automobile!, he said:
"When the gunollne engine wan
flmt UKed for autornohlleH, people
protested they would never come Into
general use because the fuel was not
readily obtainable. This difficulty
was overcome by the simple process
of producing more gasoline and es
tablishing supplies In every, part of
the country. The use of electric au
tomobiles for touring will grow in
just the ratio that facilities for re
charging storage batteries are ex
tended." The use of electric engines for air
planes will never become feasible
because of the prohibitive weight of
the batteries, Considering their power
as compared with the power of gaso
line engines of corresponding weight,
he said.
Dr. Btefnmetz declared that water
power could n?ver completely replace
coal and petroleum products for gen
erating electricity, saying that "If
every drop of rain which falls In the
United States in a year could be
transmitted directly In power It could
not replace our present coal consump
tion." He similarly characterized
the ise of the sun's rayB, tides and I
the wind for solution of our power
problems under present conditions as
"dreams," contending that the ex
pense of harnessing these elements
would far outweigh the value of the
power derived.
Communication with other planets
by radio was said by Dr. Steinmetz to
be "possible, but not probable." He
said a plant of only 100,000 horse
power might be sufficient to send an
electric wave to Mars, but that the
establishment of actual communica
tion would depend not only upon the
Martians having instruments to re
cord the waves, but on there being
Mai'tians.
Th KIm In Religion.
The reunions Ife-nlflrnnce of the
kiss hogin In the early Christmas
church ritual arid (till la Imparted In
Hie flrci'k rhnrch on Hauler Sunday.
n the middle age It. wn tn custom
to kiss children thrice In the name of
the Trinity. Gradually the custom
spread beyond the walls of the church
ami eventually people sealed recon
ciliation and peace with a kiss.
Satisfaction or Money Refunded.
A new bathing suit Invented by an
official of the royal army clothing de
partment Is claimed to make drowning
Impossible. liut should this bathing
iult full to save any person from
drowning he rnn cull at the olllce anil
have tils money back. 1-omlon I'unch.
History of Pawnbroklng.
The Itomiin empcrora used lo lend
money upon land, and virions systems
of li'iidlng money hy im ans of pledges
followed. The business of pawnbrok
lng was regulated In ICngland In 17M,
and licenses were Issued In 1773.
Science and Theory.
Theorists may disagree, hut not
scientists. Science means kriDwIedge
and men are scientists only lo the ex
tent of their absoltite knowledge. The
my scientist will never osk that yoa
accept his opinion; he only nska thnt
you accept hla facta. Dr. Cyril O.
Hopkins.
Day Is What One Makes It
Every day that Is born Into the
world comes like a buret of music and
rings Itself all the day through; and
thou shall make of It n dane, a dirge,
or a life march aa thou wl!t Thomas
Cnrlyle.
We
Shine!
The City Shoe Shining
Parlor is now open and
ready to serve you. If
you want a sample of
real art in Shoe Shin
ing, call and give us an
opportunity to show
you how a real Shoe
Shining Artist works.
City Shoe
Shining Parlor
WAIX STREET
Next Door To "Tho Windmill"
Sanitary
Is Our Slogan
This not only applies, to our product,
but to the people in our employ. Every
person connected with our institution
can produce a clean bill of health. All
our' work is done in the open and we
invite your inspection.
Bake-Rite Sanitary
Bakery
Dishes! Dishes! Dishes!
A special price on Gold Band American Ware
This Week Only
36 Piece Set for ...v $10.50
42 Piece Set for $11.50
48 Piece Set for $12.50
30 to 50'c off on discontinued patterns, odd
lots and broken sets. .
Plain White Platters at 19c
Big Saturday Special Saturday Only, a Good
House Broom, only : 39c
THE FAIR STORE
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