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LOCAL NEWS I TIC MS
KlnuT Wiinl l"'ft tilK'it I'.
smmii1 a wii-k In rirtlutnt.
Itulii-rl II. Mliiili' lillirri'il Hi..'
iTKinilm: fimii I'll1 1 i ' In n l
MlKH .Villi Cllllk 4lf SHI1IIII4I I.ik-
wuii In H'iiil y4HTilny mi Mr v,ny
to I'nrlliiinl.
II. J KImbi-I ri'lm iK 'l IM" in f " -1
ii K fnun Mi'liilhiK, aIi'h In- liut
b'ii workhiK.
Mr. Juno Linn rwurifil IiiiiIkM
fnun tirlttlry. wlii-i'i slir has J "
vIdIIIiik with hvr niolher, who l III.
K. K. Klucl'liakr. W. I.. 8tllina
h lid ;. (l. (iiiiiilinun iii nh J.
Dunlilxon In Ihr Khrlur puny at Hil
inunil last iilxlit.
A moil k In'" arrivals at th Killt
nnul ronvriitlon loilny wrr Mr ami
Mm. A. II. Mm. Moo In oii'r of III"
Hood Itlvir lilarliT.
I". K. llulit'rttion and wl?" aiul
Mini l.ir ItiilM'rtxiiii, nf (inliNniluli.
WbkIi., arrlvi-il III lliml tl'l" murn
Inn to Ylnll with frlwls.
Mr anil Mm W. H Plinth ar
rlvi-d from Taroina tills ninrnlii
tinl Ih" mimmiT llh (hlr aoii.
It. M. Hinltli. ami fiiinlly.
Mr iimt Mm. J f Tolill h alt
arrlvi'il from rortlaml IhU iliornliiK,
mi tliflr way l Klaninth Knlls.
wIhtk Mr. t.nlilthwall' Ih rwin'!i"!
wlih tin Mmliin l.umlirr Co.
Mm. II i'. Molry returned last
nlKht to hrr liuini In Hjiukan. Slit
haii iwn vlhlilux hr sltrs. Mrs I
K. K. Sluili liukT ami Mm. Jwi Lat-1
to. Mm. I.alto left lit th mi Hi I" tlim-)
(or I'oriliuiil. to ii'lutn Muml.iy. j
Hiv. V. A. T. Cmmliuvsm
family li'ft Iat IiIkIiI tut !'arU.ii.'l. j
WaahliiRt'in. whrri llv. Corm-lhi.' ;
s-n will 1m roiilirrtril Willi I'urlf.r j
l.uihi-ran coll.-:. Thi-y will llt
In rortlaiul and Tnroinu a (w d.iVs
hrfurt koIiik to l'aiklund.
K. C. KlrllwaKcti. manaitcr if Hi
Kurd Molor Co.. of I'.irtlar.d. with,
lila wlfn and rhlld. am In ll.nd to- I
day. with C. Ilurrnll. t.-rrllorlul n--
r.-Bi-niuilvo of thi! Kuril company.!
vlnlllnr th (Vntral t)r-iron Vo'or .
Co. manasiT.
I'VNAMA. .Inlv 2.1. Tin r.ovi-rii-
llll I.I of I'Ulllllllil IlllX HI'lll (JU'l lllI
IriniiUriiiloii ui;iiiIh lo C.i-lio Slov
o k l.t. Ain.li In, Hiily, tfiiiiln ii nd Hi"
I'aniiiii'H lo Inilii'i funiii'i'i from
rho iiiiii'ii-H lo roim to rmiuina.
Tin ipvi-rniiM-iit haa I-kiiii lli
rntmi ruction of two liinidrcd mlli-a
of liirhw In Ho iiiokI furl ll
liurtH of (In1 inii-rlor, and Inli'iida lo
follow with M-vi-ral liiindn-d iiillim
-. IHi tin' Id'-u of o-nliiK HP
ti country. But aftnr the road
hi' Mill! lioiiMlruclloii linn liimn Im
tuii niid Hi" inoii'-y Ix In hand In
j ay Ih" IiIIIhi Ihi-y will not be un-d
linli'.H it'W Inhulillaiila ar hroiik-lil
Into lli country.
The mi 1 1 ' of I'anania haa bla
own furin and la IIvIiik on It con-i.-!ii..illy.
iind-r piIiiiIiIvk conilllloiia
In inort raii, hut comlllloiiM which
iir a'II ailaiili'd lo Ih tropica and
which milt lilm. II worka IHilo
hut ll' w -II. Ilia mirpliia produce
la audi aa can conviiil-nlly l cur
rld to a Hi-uport on mull hack, and
Ii t-n'oya Hit w--kly trip to tin
vllli.r-
Tul hti'-h pcoph cannot lvlop o
cioiniry, Micuuh Ihi-y an too huay
injuvli.a I If" Tin ld-a of tbi rov--I
iiri;nt N lo liidur litimiKratloli
tf -x.-rl-nc-d furtiifra from the
aouih of Kuro. . who aie alio hard
woiki-ra, uaalKU Hi'ln land, arruri
thv m In th-lr till, and oven aaalat
(l.m with I in i ! im-ii I a and d for
Ilia timl fw yi-ar.
K. Iivlii". i-iltor of th'i rorlliind
Joiii'iiiiI, mid ii. C. I.cHi'r, noilhwi'Kt
i-dllor of Hi" Ti'li-Krum. Mr. Irvlm
win not pi'-Mi iil. Ma pupi r hi'iiiK ri'Ud
by A. WMiiiiuiit. '
"A 'Li'in-m from Hi.. I'liopl.." col-i '"'""1 ''" " a"i''K--
,. i,n,,,,,,. i,r.. ..II o,v havi- ai.U Hint 3'. ci.tii la Hi.' in inln. 'tin
a li.-iirliiK. iiffonla a aaf.-ty vulvn to',',l";
in ii who Hilnk th.-y havn a rr.-lv-ain'
and iniik.-a lhi-ni f.-.-l aa If th.-y
w.-i.' 1 1 v I ii k In u fr.-i' coiuilry," wna
Mr. Iivln.'a HiouKht.
"If Ih.! wiii.-r la In error, hn will
In iiiiok. i If lin Mia u ki Invalid,
In iirovlillnt- an (i ii I lit til" n.-wnpiilii-r
la r.'inl.'i Iiik u lilKh a.-rvlcii. Any r-a
noniilil" uili-ruuct nMiiiI.I b admit
pupi r of lUHO cli culm l.ui la n. v. r cannot he "ducid to tak advantage ! (ipinion waa divided ou the nutocas-I-iih
Ihiin 20 c.-nta, mid atnt. il thni S'l.of inula, and the pictures are tw-ldom tr aet vco, proparcl by the Amcrl-
ci-r.u aliould M- Hi" iiiIiiItiiiiiii c!iurr". r.-pr-'iil.-itivj of the gooda, bp dc
Fp. a!:lni Inforiiiully for Hi" dull-, clarnd. Th" mat in-rvlce doa pay at
I'-a, rr.'hld.-nl liiKalla .tiit.-d that 1,-! Cftrl itinaa or K.mt.-r, he coiic-ili-d.
for a column Inch.
f.uy l.iiKoll.-li", of tl:- C.-innil
' (Jr.-Kouian Hpok on "Sp'-'lal Kdit
i Iiiiih, th.-lr Value i-nd How lo IiijI1hIi
On.-," Ii IIIiik of lila xi.-rl"iic a and
i dlKcov.-rl.-a In coiliiifllon with Ih.
! piil.llcntlon of tin- bit edition In- got
'out thia aprliiK.
Mitt Kt Ice IjIhtumm-'I I
J K'-aoliillona cond.-miiiiilt the prac- j
ted. The N.-wpiiper column ahould , ' American rr-a umin.-;
tion, which acta aa a iro-between lor.
the advertlainK K"ncleM and the
cm Peas uiHoclutlnn. ,
"Kanner" Smith, Ionic lirriualiited
with the rural new!pt,,t.-r bualnesa.
Kor Hie dailies, Hal K. J'o-ia. of emphai lied the value f Jural lewi
Hie finxon City Knt-rpria.-, tuii-d rather than editorial ; oplnioa In
tliai ih" rnat ti.-rvlc" la inllp nnh!e , buildintt up a coun'ry paper
5
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r'tu'.ta.
It reta
HEI)E CHOSKN
NKW HEAD OF
ASSOCIATION
(Cortinud fiom Pare 1.)
. . . i
VITHH I
Inaure today: tomorrow ninv t :
too late. It la better to be aiife than
orry.
2 life J. C. ItHtiDEs-.
Piano in nltiic. 13 "I for r.-ft i f
July. tl. K. Maat, at K. M. Thon.pi..,!.
Mualc Co.
3 4'fc
Three flmt-eluaa barhera at the
Pilot lliltte llaiiier 8hop. Ji'tfc
AT THE HOTELS
Pilot lluHi Inn F. K. tl.orKe.
Ilolae; A. 0. Stellwauen. wife and
rhlld, Portland; llurrell, Port
land; llavld W. Ilotaford. Portland;
Dnurtla Mullarky, Ite.lmond: (ieorre
II. Pearre, Madraa: Joe I. Thomln
aon, Hood Itlver; Harry N. Craln.
Salem; Robert I-arue, Halem: F. A
Keaaler. Prlnevlllo; Dolly HodKea.
Prlnnvllle; Mr. and Mm. Klbert
Ilede, Cottatte drove; Mr. and Mm.
C. ('. Kvana, Portland; Ooome
Ilrewater, KUtnra; Mr. and Mm. O.
). l'ackwood, Portland; Mlaa Klvvrn
Packwood, Portland; Mr. and Mm.
Tod Falk, Pine Itldno; T. (1. Law
rence. Portland: J. I. Pctemon.
Portland; K. A. Kaerr. The Pallea:
Frank I). I.oe, Portland; N. J. Thlel
ann, Detroit, Mich; J. F. Paddock,
Detroit; V. S. Huble, Portland; John
K. Holt, Halent.
Hotel Vmy W. H. Oarrett. Port
land: C K. ltobertaon nnd wife,
Coldendnln: Lorn ItohertKiili, flold
endalo; Mra. II. II. Klchtur. Port
land: J. D. Mnilil.'ii, Portland; Herb
Annell and wife, flarnex; R. R. Yatea
nnd wife, Hood Itlver; I. C. Weat.
Odeaaa, Waah.; John Woat, Odeaau,
Wnah.; Fred l.oitry and wife, Alaea;
4 1 W. II. Bradley and wife, Full.irton,
Cnl.
Wrlicht Hotel Churlea II. Pavery
Hiul wife, Wnlaer, Ida.; Mm. L. C.
Caldwell ami fnnilly, I, a Pine; Jack
Condon, Belittle; Albert Condon,
KoiUtle; J''n Hiifnlllon, AhIiWooc;
H. Wldmnn, Klamath Fulls; H.
Naldrett. Rummer Lake: Mra. L. 3.
Maaon, Chlcnuoj Mra. Kthol lloer
mnr, Des Moines, Iowa; Mra. M.
Arnold. ClilcaKo; Mra. J. U. Ilrown
low, ChlcaRo; Mra. I. Lomax, Chi
cago. ItownltiR Hotel R. A. Arnold and
vlfo, I.a Pine; T. 0. Flnley, The
; Pnllna; Q. N. Wnlilo, Prlnevlllo; T.
J. Davla. HlllHhoro; Felix BprlnR
, i atubn, Ln Pino; J. C. Wavor and
v wife. La Pino.
trlea to do th.-lr thliiklntc for them."
he tid. "We. don't dare to fel too
fur ahead of public opinion. I'.-r-hapa
no one reallzea thla aa doea
Wuodiow Wllauu. KlKht or wronn. he
loat nut becauae hn diatanced the
opinion of the (treat majority of the
people.
I'ei-aiire of colored new a. Mr. Har
dy ald (hat he had aa yet been un
able to form a clear opinion ai to
the altuatiun in I! nulla where what
he characterized aa "Ihe rreateat ex-P'-rlm.
nt" In overiiineni la Koiiitr
t.-j.
"W" niUt have the facta," he raid.
"We ure M-lpleaa olherwlae. The
ie,;n.per can perform an immenae
-rMce by keeping policy out of the
i:ewa columna. and by havinie more
'.ruined obH.-rvera."
"Tie newpnper la the fundamen
tal medium of advertlainjr." paid D.
M. '.nit-ford, of Ilotaford Conatan
tiue. nil vert iiinK aitenry which uaef
all ni.-diuma. IticliidlnaT mattatlnea
and blllboarda. Later he laid that
the country newapaper la the beat
advertiainic medium. Ho urged the
support of reputable advertlainK
agencies, which create advertising
bualness.
Kdltaira Views (laxh
Two sharply contraatintr views on
the subject of a People's column in
the newapaper were advanced by B.
b op.-n lo all. that the changes of the
'lliaaa Check' may be dlnproven.
o Dalttf.-r In Kill
"There la no reul danger In the
moiilhliiKa of the lied. He cannot
lead thinking men away. I would say
print his communication, to give the
lie to the theory of the 'kept press."
"A people's column Impartially
conducted makes the paper popular.
It Is one of the most widely read
departments of the paper. The ed
itor himaelf should keep In touch
with Ii. It gives the reader a feeling
of partnership."
Warning In regard to the use of
the People's column was aounded by
Mr. I.eller. who Insisted that every
com in uii leu Hon should be genuine,
and signed by the actual contribu
tor. No letter should be printed an
onymously. "The paper la reaponaihln for the
communication printed, unless in the
same lasue it disclulins it editorially,"
said Mr. Letter. "1 do not believe In
making the newapaper a safety-valve
for . seml-rudlcal or seml-uiiarchlstlc
utterances, nor that It should be so
conducted na to capltulUe social dis
content. llMK-rl) KroifNl
"Our code of eihlca should oppose
Ihe tiypor.it leal basis for securing
public aupport often used, of adver
tising that a certain newspaper is the
only friend of the people. It should
be made unethical for a paper to
attack Its competitor" with the
chuign that It ia the tool of certain
Interests. I am glad to suy I have
seen no such tendency on the part
of the smaller newspapers."
Mr. Letter Indicated that he would
refuse In print letters which be con
sidered dangerous.
A. K. Koen. of the Polk County
Observer, showed that the normal
cost of advertising to the weekly
small newspapers, with a 15 per cent
couimlSalon, and recommending that
small dully tiewapapera shall not em-;
ploy special advertising representa
tives, were authorized by the edit-j
orlal aasoclailon In yesterday after-j
noon's session. The motion was mad!
by K. K. Ilrodle of the Oregon City
Enterprise.
Many of the editors slated that
they had already severed connection
with the press association, and found j
they could deal advantageouuly wlthj
the Individual advertiser or with thei
agencies. The association robs both I
the advertiser and the publisher,
several of the speakers declared.
"Why advertising mat service does
not pay on the average country news
paper" was discussed by George H.
Aiken of the Ontario Argus. Puch a
system was declared a nuisance In
a small shop, on account of the work
Involved In preparing to cast four or
five mats a week. The merchants
10 Day
Special
on
Screen Doors
and Windows
R. L. Allison's
Carpenter Shop
Phone 6G-J
GENUINE
SOUTH AFRICAN
WATER BOTTLE
Regular Price $2.00
Special Price
SI. 25
Bend Hardware Co.
'an
Office or
Home
Comfort
Where breezes are lack
ing an Electric Fan
does the work. It keeps
the air in any room in
circulation and makes
work or study a pleas
ure on a hot day:
We have Fans in dif
ferent shapes, sizes and
prices.
Bend Water Light
& Power Co.
Grand
Tonight &
Sunday
K
E.
Lincoln
IN
"The Inner
Voice"
His faith in mankind caused him to lose every
cent he had in the world. His soul was embittered
and he sought revenge but he listened to' 'The
Inner Voice," and happiness returned.
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