TIIK IIKMI HCI.LKTIN, DAILV KMTIOX, HKNI). ORKOON, MONDAV. tHTOHKK 21, 1021.
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m:m Tit.MN h ni:i)i l ie
Oregon Trunk
Arrives. 7: SB A. M.
I.onvna 7:30 P. M.
t.-W. It. & N.
Arrives, 6:110 1. M.
Leaves, 7:00 A. M.
LOCAL NKWS ITKMS
t'liiulea I., (lint, Hltcr hotel pn
pileliir. Ih In lli iiil luilay.
fli'iuge Madden wiiH a i;iHi'hi;)i'
tliia iiiiihiIiik Hllver I. nk".
I-;. N. Nelmni nf Hut nt wi-h In ll-nd
IiikI night on IiIk way In i'liitluhd.
Wllhilll tli-nlKe Wi-llt to l(-lllilil'd
IiihI night, returning tnd.iy ulili
rur.
I, . M Km.it t" I'm Hand l.nl
light. Ill' . i. I .1 III I'l'I'lIM Tllllll
day.
In. II ('. DimIiIi went In Tin- I'll-h-a
hint nlKlit on u nlmit hti"lti.'H
ti III.
Hiilialil Hi iiIi.vii nf I'l ! I n v I ! I . mi'-n t
tin- week end luri-. nliirnlun lnl
night.
t'liiulea ll.iwi-ll nf Kilwull.-Wiii.il.
In cspi-rted lu ll- tonight to Ui.il Willi
T" lal ivca.
II. I. Itiiyrc lift Ian! night for
Portland to return with rain for I ho
Pioneer garage.
A. Whlaiuiiit l''ft town on liit
ii Ik ti t ' train. I stated Hint he '
roIhk to Portland.
K. I.. Payne li ft Inat n Ik h t nn
trip to Prattle. II- will return with
several Naah rur fur 1 tt Dcarhiilca
gnrngo.
Mian I. a urn ZI-k1t lift lnt night
for I'nrllnnil. where nho lm taken
position Willi tho Celmun-llaki-r
Urn Co.
J. K. Jonca, formerly stewurd of
the Kinlili'in club, la now proprietor
with J. r. Stephens of tho Dixie Kit
chen, In Aatorla.
A. (ii hhart. who has I fi contrnrt
for carrying mull between llmd ami
Silver l.nke. wna In llinil today mitk
I UK. plans for Hi" wlnt.-r.
Charles penny anil hla father r
t il r n I'd yesterday from n deer hunt
In Ih" vlrlnlty of ("rrareiil. Karh suc
ceeded III klllliiK a burk. Iht-y report
Minn Mnry A. Kwlng. principal of
til" Crook County high school, wan
In llnid ovi.r tho week end. vlnltlug
with Mr. mid Mm. W. I'. Myers and
family.
Tomorrow nlKlit at 8 o'clock the
parenta' imsoiliitlon will meet at Hi"
IIIIiiodroui". All who are Interested
In arliool itffiilra ar" welcome, the
officers announce.
The Sunshine rluh will meet wlih
Mr. It. A. Smith at her home. inT.
Delaware nvi-nii" all day Wi-diii-mlay,
an th rluh la preparing In hold n
tin 7 mi r num. 'till!" In Ih" near future.
Dr. John llcaatm w an elected vl
president of Hi" Homeopathic medl
ral society of Oregon, at "a nn"i
litg In I'oi I In ml li.-l W"ik. 1 1 -.1 r i n R
thn ki'mhIoii ho presented a paper be
fore th" society.
Mr. and Mm.' II. J tlverturf nnd
Mr. and Mrs. I'atil C. Klnic spent y"-ti-rday
dark hiiutliiK at tho Watnon
runch nt tho hrnd of Crook"d rlvor.
Mm. king "hot Iht flrnt durk, while
thn moil kllli'd thn l"Kal limit.
I.. Amloa dorlnro" thnt gi-riio nro
morn pli'iitlful nl SununiT lako than
Im him awn thi'in iinywhrrn In hi
IraTiilH, but thnt limy am apparently
mifo from ti In hIioIriiii. Of durk,
liownyiT. ho and I). I.. Jnmliinn and
two otlmr nx'n from Itndniond kllli'd
a MtlNfnctnry numhor diirlns tlmir
vlalt thoro Sunday.
I'oanjit Ilrlttln. mail" In Ilend. 2,rr
lh. at HlH'hwaltiT'n. Uti lise
MCTTKItM I XCAI.I.KO IHIIt
AT IUCXII ItnSTtll'riCK
Mr. Thoinaa Ilrownn, Mr. W. K.
lleat, Mr. I'oler Murphy, Mm. Venler
Ollvn, Mntmleiir Hvnn Swimnon, Mr.
t'hurlns K. Wnlln, H. U. Wulkor.
C.HI Ol' THANKS
Wn winh to I hank I'ercy A. Stov
enn I'imt, Anmrlrun I.eKlon, nnd all
otlmr frli'lliln who nnHlnt"il ilurlim
our aepiirollon by dentil front our
beloved aim and brother, Alvln Ol
son. MltH. KM MA OLSON.
Mlt. and MltH, I'. U KKMP.
Ilccord of Transfers
raralihnl by Tha Paachutra Abatrart Ca.
Thomns P. Kennery to Tlmo. Doylo,
part of NV4 8W14, sectlim 4, 21, 20,
$10.
L. W. Elliott to 0. C. Hnnklo, NW
U NW'4, section 3.1, 16, 12, 1.
O. C. Ilmiklo to L. W. Elliott, NE
NEU, section 32, 16, 12, $1.
The Bhovlln-Hlxon Co., to Amos
J. Erlckson, lot 12, block 18, Park
addition, $10.
LIMBERS UP YOUR
SORE STIFF JOINTS
WKATIIF.R cxpor.uro nml liinl
wnik lniiiK paina ami urlir ill
iiinv li aii'l jniiila. Have a
liolil" ol SI. ..in' l.niiin. in handy nni
li..ly fnily. I'rnrtrutravilhaut rulihwi.
Soli will find tit onto it i oinlorlin
rii:,c of w.irililll wilii ll will lr Inllnwr l
I'V a r. In I liimi tlin olcnr and
btiflii' im of in hitiK ioinli.
AImj ri'lirvi-n iii'-iniiaiiini, Li.tticat
llMif..!,;i i, rii'l.tiimainl Kilalim.
I i.r li riv yi jia j.iiii' cncii.y. A: 1c
your nriMnir.
1. 1 mi inn:;,inii- -jjc, ii.iK.
Iiniment&a
AT TIIK IIOTKLS
I'll.. I Hull. Inn S, K. llnxK"io. I'.
H. Ilrah". I.. It. I', nil. II. 1.. I.. Il. ff.-ll-ImiiKh.
c. :. Alllhon, II. W. UuiK
I. y. M. Kuiiitiii'i fii'ld, I.. I'. Ilni"".
II. my M. (iiiint, J. II. Wi-h-r. W. K.
uilii. Jani' it J. (fi avi li-y. Wlllliuii
S Wli.'i l. r. A. fi. Krohiiian. Kpi-ni i r
III. I. II.-, II M. Touiliiii.oii. I'orllaiul:
S. 'Iiiy Wlrio'l. Mluiii'iipollii: C)iarl"N
J. Il'llir. Ilol SpiIiikk; Jark Car
ruMirri, ClilraKo; Chaili.a It. Ciiini'H,
N.-w H. ,.li. -Hi.; I.. W. Ilowi-ll. IIokiII
la. Wai.h ; i. J. Hardy, I'alnloy; Nor
man Jarolitou. HlHtfrx.
lloti-l Cory K. II. Mllli-r. Kan
Kraiirl'tro; Marin tlcrardo, rrlnn
v 1 1 1 ; K. C. Oi-rlH'r. Floyd Krlrlmm,
A. I.lnil' r. K. llano. It. K. Thompiioii,
On-Kuii City; C. I.. Krlrk..i. V. K.
ICiiiii' n. I'orllund: I). '.. Itolilimtt, HI I
riT l.oko.
Wrluht lloti-l Jakn Kuinulao and
family. Honolulu, T. II.; Mr. and Mm.
T. I.. Kulp. Now York: II. It. Mot.
ChlraKo: Alli-n IlrlKht, Ilrothi-m; N"d
Murphy, I'alHloy; Ooorito W. Itoo.
Maupln; II. A. Jotloy. Iltirna: J. T.
WII.!on, llronkn-Kriinlon Camp No. 3.
Ihmnliiic HiMi-l W. II. Morton.
Vanrouvi-r; It. l.a Crol, Alhort
Ciiylo, J. H. CiirllHlu. U. II. KiiiiIk.
William Khorl ti. M"ihua. Portland;
. A. Johimou, VaiirnuTi-r ; Norman
Ki'lhal, Iloiiolulu; il. ('. Hunter, ( ill
Sua. II. C; T. tl. Klnley. Tim Dullea.
RUTHLESS WORK OF HUNTERS
Levari of Wild Llf Areuacd Ovar th
Wholrul 8lauohr of Larga
Anttlop Hard.
IiuCcmitlon lui Ix-en arouod anions
thoe liiti-n-atrd In the ronwrvatlon of
wild n n I inn 1 . over the !i lighter by
huntera of nt Iran half the antelope
In a lurt-e herd thnt mnke Ha huino
In the opin country northweat of
Swift Current, Snakntrliew an.
The lo rd lived ui.iinleted for yeara
and nt If n itinxliutitn niiiiilaTed anl
tualK. Ifuiit"-a ln Kiin to ninke rlaiidea
tine nil. I on the herd Inat full nnd
kept up their ih'pri-dntl.nK during the
winter. At the opeiiliuf of aprlnc not
more limn 1V1 nuteloie were left.
J rri.uu' In-i ll antelope, oiieo rlvala of
i ti. I. Ken in iiunitier on the plulni of
i North Am.-rli-ii have been nlm."t or
j ter'tiliiati-d. Thin In one of tho few
j w ild lierdi reiiinliilns on the continent.
Whi n 'he llmlion'a liny r.iinuiny i
Tl-e i-ri-! .-ii power on tho prnlrlea
the lai d wlil.di In now rnpldlv aelllllg
to fiiriii aettlem awnrmed with ante
lope. Now- only a few hundredn aro
left of the host.
The antelope of the t'nlted Stnten
have nbiired the fnte of thoo of Cnn
ndn. Kxeept fur a few fugitive hnnda
In ih-ert wnitea all the wild nntelnpo
hnve dlvappeiired. The (,'rentent herd
left on the continent In In Yellow-atone
pnrk under sovernnieiit protiM-tlon.
Smnll henla alno are flntirlahlns In
Koveninii-nt pnrkn In .Montana and
Oklnl a. Antelope are prolific and
multiply rapidly under favorable con
dltlotin. The Ciinndliin pivertiment hn
bi-on notified of the declination of the
Swift Current herd by hunters and
naked to Hike Immediate ntepi to sav
the antelope from extermination.
C.ltl K THANKS
WIhIiIiik to annum thn public of
my appreciation for their seneronlty
In my behalf In thn carnival con
lent, I rot urn my "mnnv thnnkn."
1 1 9p RI.I.KM FI.ACK.
Your Brother's
Keeper
If n man accidentally In
jurea another mnn, thn com
mon law boldn that tho full
burden of the mlafortuno
oiiKlit not to full upon tho In
jured pernnn. and (traiitn him
thn rlKbt to nook redress from
thn man who Injured him.
Thin la vnry Impnrtnnt to
you, an nn niitninolillo owner.
Atitniiiohllea cnunn thounanda
of Injuries cvory week.
For a rennonnhlp. sum you
cnn purchimo a Trnvolera Auto
mohllo Policy which will lift
it from your shouldnrs.
J. C. RHODES
INSURANCE 8PEOIAM8T
801 Wall HU Tnlephons 7
"Goodbye Anxiety"
0
The Delight of Eating
lies as much in the Service
as it JfK-s in the Food Served
Why Not Dine
Where They Combine
Rsjjlir DinriPir, $1.00; Sunday, $1.25
or a'la'Carte Service
This Week's Specials
l-'iesh Club l laftet, a' la A'cnier
SlireJeil Hient of Chicken, a' la King
WckU liarehll, Cluh Style
Tcwlcitiiin Strati, In Caaeiolle
NOT LIKE MA'S
W 4
Whh'flioosands of jmaararrti and ncsrly every drag store now
TiavinR s loach counter? one of Ike bisgui imioatrin fa Nrw York
rCity it the daily manaiactore of at acswJ a million aartdwichi-x. Scirnre
and imrrntion have stepped Hi, sod now. tiacre are special machines
for cuttintr op bread, faam, ebkinem, and for patting the sandwich to-V.
tether arid wrapfMu; it ia oned paper'; alto tfaere are formtriaa ft
Snaking the snort liquid ingredarnts. like pttnento encoe. en huge qnaap
titira.
HUMBLE KAK'S PFOUD SPIRIT
Job of Cleaning Aihcs Out of tha
Cellar la In th Line of Salutary
Discipline.
Clennlns the allien out of the cel
lar In ol.e Job ile-lk-nnl to keep a
man htinit.le. The man who ran
pi-nd half a day In a duxt cloud,
enrryiiie htudiel Lai-Let after liuhel
hnaket niteil ul'.h rludera Into the
Slley Slid at III bo proud of lilma. If
In an etrotlat hevond ti-... He liinjr
think he in il..li:g a sood Job and
I proud of hla work.' but beyond
thnt be raiinot Co. With nil that
life tina given Mm of fume and po
attloti he nevenhelenn for the time
tclns hna bee. une nn ah--arrlor.
Nor k-III all bin fnme ViH-p the
dnt out of bin cam and hair nnd
the nintill cinders out of bin hint
auinnier oxforda, - blf-h he wenrn
for the Job. An ho ntnBsern down
hla bark .vnrd. restlns a buahel
lialiet on the place where the even
lint before he buttoned s white
broadcloth vet. ho will bo forced to
reallio that the mult! next door hna
dlwovcred the fact th:.t ho In Jnat
orillnnry ntuff. He will know- also
thnt the ncli:!ibom are onto him:
he take ordein from bin wife an
does every oiher mnn. and In time
dexrwitln to the common level of
common work. It In Rood for a man
to curry out bin own antic. He will
rri'.nt and nwenr nnd nwont nnd
hllnter hi hnnda, hilt ho will come
out of the ordenl. If he hnn nny nenne
at nil. a little humbler In spirit and
with R little kindlier fecllne townnl
tlie mnn who tloe nothlnir but curry
aahe all bin life. Petrol! Kree I'res.
Surely "Some" Luncheon.
A ytiunu novoliat who recently
nihil to Knt'nnd to ace a dramatiza
tion of a novel wnn Riven a luncheon
before tho bont Milled. It was quite
luii.-heon, too, hut his friend mum
used to set hliu to tho ship. About
midnight ho swnkencd sud the only
light wnn the light of the moon thnt
mine through a porthole. lie gned
uut of II In fiinelnnthm for about half
an hour, and then rang wildly for the
deck steward. "Steward." he said,
standing unsteadily, "what's the Ides
of all this water?" New York Corre
aHindence Indianapolis Star.
Walnut Itolla. made In Itend. 60c
lb. at lluchwalter's. 116-122c
;mmiaaiuiuiiiui:tutinuuai:ttunnuiuua:nnuu:uiut:ia
Our Latest Offer
We arc ready for tho Fall with
a fnll In price.
MA UK TO MEASVRE
Suits $22 and up
Ono linlf off oa every pair of
extra pun Is, with suit older.
SI'KCIAI. ATTENTION GIVEN
TO LADIES' MADE TO OK
IER SOTS AND COATS.
Wo gunvnntco rivcry garment
ordored from us to fit perfectly
. Workmanship and materials
socond to cone.
DICK THE TAILOR
1018 WALL rilOX E 14H-W
ft,Mtr,.,.,HiimimmittHumm:itnuuaauwiinnuiim:
Pilot Butte Inn
SANDWICHES
ROMAN RECORDS IN AFRICA
Discovery It la Believed Will Throw
Much Light en Early History
of the Empire.
A discovery which. It la claimed,
will form one of the fundamental
sources for a history of the Itomau
empire under Augustus hits ticen made
recently by Doctor Ollverio, an Ital
ian snvatit In Cyrene, the ancient
Greek colony In Africa, founded In the
Seventh century.
A Morning Post corrcsismdcnt. writ
ing from Cyrene, fays that exravntlnns
at llengnsl the ancient Iterenlce.
which b:ikmI In the midst of the gar
dens of the llcsperfdeft, near the mouth
nf the Itlver Lethe have resulted In
the unearthing of a block of marble
eight feet long, one fnce of which
beora a flawless flreek Inscription of
over one hundred linen; the transla
tion of s letter from Augustus on the
government and administration of Jus
tice In Cydenalca. giving a wo. derful
InMtiit Into the financial and Judicial
conditions of the country at that time.
Oilier Interesting nr.. Is are a sanc
tuary dedicated to Knsteru divinities,
probably of the time of Julian the
Apostate, with a remarkably well-pre
served black marble statue of an
Egyptian goddess. An extensive
Ptoletnnle cemetery also has been lo
cated. At Apollonln. a Christian ba
silica of the Fifth century I being ex
envnted, nnd at MenlJ, tho ancient
Itiircc, some Cuflc Inscriptions have
been found which are hold to be of
great Importance when the history of
the Arab cono,uest come to be written.
IIKAITII'I L- KTAK
I.IKKH IT Kill OIKI.
KOl.KK, SIIK SAYS
Although Grace Darniond. who Is
feutured In "The Beautiful Gambler,"
coming to the Liberty theatre. Is one
of the most radiant beauties of the
screen and adds dignity and distinc
tion to the most gorgeous costumes,
Winter Months and Cold
Nights Coining!
The old oil In the crank
cane la dirty and gritty. The
lummer grade of oil Is worn
ut, and too heavy for winter
ise. Thla dirty and heavy oil
causes the motor to start hard,
puts an extra strain on the
Imttery and starting; motor, all
of which tend to cause serious
troublo later.
Oil should be changed and
crank case cleaned at lonst
every BOO miles to' keep your
motor at highest efficiency.
Wo clean and flush your
crank rase, put in tho proper
grado of oil for your motor, on
the street. In your own garage
or any plure in the city at a
cost to you of 60c andi the
price of oil used.
You will be surprised at the
renewed vigor of your car
af'or wo have cleaned It, nnd
replaced the oil oil with the
proper grade for winter driv
ing. Call 140-W and we are on
the Job.
Deschutes Garage Co.
Nosh Cars
KexInrsJ Tires
Jl MP
A Vigilant Store That Keeps Its Prices Always
At The Lowest Levels These Good Looting
Coats Invite Winter to Come Quickly
25 New Coats
Just in by this morning's express.
There are some splendid flolivhin, silver-tore, velours
nnd broudt loth In the niut-fi wanted browns, navy and the
no-. Hum shutlew of blue that are mi popular. Collars of
s uline, rut-oon or lMaverette add a note, of trimmliia; a well
as Hurinili. One plain toot with real full skirt Im large
shawl collar or nutria. All are silk lined anil Interllnetl
way fo the bottom uuiing extra warmth against winter's
ilreatletl chill.
Priced at $25.00, $27.50, $2975
$32.50, $35.00, $37.50
New Fall Blouses
one of the large' selection of Waists ever put on
su!e at sutli low prices.
JNew Imported Beaded and Hand Made
Blouses at $12.50
Crepe de Chine Blouses, in pfain and
novelty models, at $4.90 to $10.50
Peter Pan Blouses, of Heavy Pongee,
Special at $3.75 each
Your roM weather nrcd can heat be supplied from
our lmmrnM Mofkft. Mackinaw, I father vesta, over
ccats wool pot, blanket, comforter, underwear, out
ing night wear, glove, and mittens at prices no higher
than you expert Co pay.
Alicays Pcys to Stop and Shop at
MANNHEIMERS
The Quality Store of Bend
Liberty Tonight and Tuestlay.
she chooses roles In which she can
wear gingham frocks and cotton
stockings, rather than be decked out
like a Parisian rainbow. i
In the opening scenes of "The !
neautiful Gambler," which Is from
the pen of that well-known writer of
Western stories, Peter B. Kyne, Miss
Dcrmond Is the youthful daughter of
a profligate who wastes his last dol-j
lur at the gambling table. In these:
I scenes the actress wears the very!
simple garments of a poor girl, snd ,
she felt happier in those clothes than!
' In the later scenes, when she was ar-,
! rayed like the lily of the field. !
"I'd rather play an 'Orphant An-!
nie' role than that of a queen of j
'fashion," remarked Miss Darmond,'
'while vainly trying to hldo her beau-j
i ty under a mantle of rags. j
Miss Darmond hails from Indiana, j
'was educated In the middle west and
received her first stage experience in ;
' dramatic stock companies. She has
been on the screen for about four,
yearn, the last two of which she has'
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A Benjamin Two-Way Plug
is a bargain only because it is so useful. Every
wired home needs two or more.
Price, $1.00
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
been featured In big; successes. Re
cently she was starred In "The Hope
Diamond Mystery" sod was featured
in such productions as "Below the
Surface." "So Long Letty" and "See
My Lawyer."
In "The. Beautiful Gambler" Miss
Darmond makes ber first appearance
on the screen In Bend.
GRAND
TONIGHT LAST TIME
Pauline Frederick
"Roads of Destinf
Tuesday & Wednesday
Two Episodes of
"Ruth of The
Rockies"
A two reel Vcatern Drana
with a (ire reel story and
crammed full ol action
Tom Santschi
"LaRue of Phantom
Valley"
ALSO
Snub Pollard and his
chocolate drop partner in
"Fellow Romans'
Thit It a program yon will wal to tm