TIIK IlKND IIUI.I.KTIN, DAILY EDITION, IIK.ND, OKrXlON, 8ATIUAV. JAMA II V 21. 1023.
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EXTRA JUROR
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HAN I'-UANCISCO. J.i . 21. Al
lorucya for .Mm. I.imiIhii I i. now
HiirvliiK ii ll'n Hniitciien III Kit ii (Jiu'li
lln fur lint ii u I I - nf Jacob ('. Di'ii
Iiiii, Hriillhy l.im AtiKoles m I ii I ii k
iiiiiii, liiivn Mod u pitllllou with llio
Hluto itupri'iiio courl iiIIui'UIiik Cnll
fnrulii'H "thirteenth" nr ulli'i null)
Juror luw, mill unking fur Mrs. I'l'i'to'a
riili'iimt on Din ground Oiiil (liti "thlr
li'i'iilh Juror" wiih culli'il Into I lie box
utiil pail Irlptil ml In rendering (tin
verdict of "guilty" iikiiIiihI her,
The "l hi rti'itnl h Juror" luw por
iti 1 1. 1 ilu riiiirl, w Ii Min It iippiiuH Hint
tin riiNii Ih tn In mi uxti'iidi'il oiin, to
proi'i'ril to lliii hi'Iim'IIoii or mi uller
unto Juror, who IIhIihih In nil lliii evi
dence uiiil Ih troutcd lil.u u regular
Juror.
If. (ItirliiK II"' rntirse of tint trliil.
oni of tin ri'Kuliir Jiirorx Ih tukoii
III. tlin tilltirtiiiio Juror then Koi-H In
to tint Jury box mill taken IiIh place.
Olherwlne, lu-rnrillug to law. It woiiltl
bo ncreiotnry to iIIhiiiIioi the ciikc mill
priii-t'fil to mi entire now trlitl.
In Mm. I'eete'a trliil one of tln
Jiirom wiih I ii U i-ii rilrk, uud tin al
ti'itiitl Juror m:lei.
HAS NEW THEORY OF SPEECH
Came About In Man Throuah Willtlng
Eract and Ualng Handa ao Hands,
8aya Savant.
Why linvi' none of llio liUrhcr nnl
mnl developed hpec, liV I- l: 1 'r. II.
NllUII.Wl III till' I ll'llllli'hi'H An -lilvfin-r
Klllilm'tie M,.,ll!n (Leipzig). Ill' pnllila
out Unit ()u himiiiiN mude by iinliuit!
mil birds nri' Imlinil v. like tin- "du
In dii" f ii bnppy buby. Hut the In-
funt proKri'iKi'M beyond echo i -b lo
ni'tiliil apecch, which no iiiiIiiiiiI or bird
can do.
And In' proceeds to unnuir IIiIh
qili'titbiii, nays tin' New York World,
on the theory t tin t innn him cvnlvi'd
from thu lowi-r niiltiutjie-u theory (hut
la rapidly toning ground iiiihiiik erl
(iiiii ailenilllr ini'iiiiboul uk follow:
Wbi'ii iiiiiii began lo walk erect nnd
uiki hlit biiudri, tin' rlifbl bund wiia
found more convenient for uttui'kM mid
defense, geaturea, nml the nrdliinry
Maes of 1 1 f : tin' left bund being unctl
mom for carrying IbliiK.
Thin iiri-nliir nan of I ho right hiind.
not the inoru nbiiiidiiiit blood supply
lo the left hcinlnpherc (iTlititiuil have
thu liilli'r). wa what stimulated the
left hemisphere of the hrnln to higher
development. ThlB provldi'd nonunion'
"cosunl niiiilonili' factor" Hint distill
gulahca inun from ii tit mill it nnd made
articulate speech possible. It la n
conscuuenee of man's walking erect
and lining lit" lunula na lunula. Speak
Inn and tin" organ of speech developed
together. The nlnfcliiic t lllr1" nnd
thtdr balancing power nre byproducts
of tbo evolution of their organ of
henrttig. na also tnualc In innn, along
with rlivtlun nnd iliiiulnr. nlthouiih
mualc aenae evidently cu-uperutea with
tho Ititemnl ear.
BARBER BEARS TRADE NAME
Word Daicrlblng Hli Occupation Da-
olared Ona of tha Curlaaltlea of
tht Languag.
Our friend the burlier tienra a trnilo
name, or it niiine of occupation which
'la related to uarlicd-wlre, tmrluirliiii,
Hnrnnry conat nnd Ilnrtmdoa. It la nlao
related to "bnrlM't" which wna tin old
name for a poodle dog, nnd It la nlao
rotated to "harbotte," over which lilB
pina are fired. It la one of the curloal
tlra of our InnKUiiKC.
Somo of tlieae wonla hnve come Into
the Kngltati InniiuiiKe from the Krcnch
and othora from the 8piiiilli, hut they
all go hack to the latin word, "barbn,"
which meant "board." The French got
tha word from their ltmnnn cnnqnonra
tnd clvllliera and mndn It over Into
"bnrhe" and when a man nhavud hlni
clf ha "barbed" hlmaelf, or aa per
hnpa w would put It today he "dla
barbed" or "de-hnrbod" hrinBelt The
French made a noun to tit the fellow
who took the benrd or barbe off an
other fellow nnd they culled him a
"barblor," and If It hnd been the cus
tom for lndlea to nnrhcr n mun they
would hnve culled her n "hnrhlere,"
with a grnvo accent orcr tho flrat "e."
The Nonnnn coiuiuerora of England
took over the word with them and
finally our Anglo-Saxon, Norse-Celtlc,
Norae-French, etc., ancestors ahnrlfl'ted
"barhter" to barber. Pittsburgh Dis
patch. Mirrors on Dooro.
. Walls Iiiiiik with llgtircd paper wel.
coinu iiilrfoi'H. Doom nlan nlTiird nn
opiiorliinlly to combine tlecorntlee ef
fect with prncllcnl ullliiy, not only In
tho bathroom nr dri-MiIng room, hut In
nil other pnrls of the house, epo
clnlly (he bull mid dining inoin. Di
viding the gluas Into miiiiiII punels or
imneii, like n window, gives It a deco
rative nihility which may be en
hanced by liiinulng at either aide drsp.
cries of rich color nnd texture.
JAPAN WAGING A LOSING WAR;
GERMAN RIVALRY HURTS TRADE
II)' i lulTliro IIiiIioxk
Itlnlliil I'imi Hliilf (''irri-lmli'lrlil.!
TOKIO. Jllll. HI. (Illllllliny UllJ
.1 it I in li btive koiik lo wur iikiiIii rom
u I I '' I ii 1 1 V .
OiM n.iiii mi it-1 t iiiiiii t urn iikuIii
plyliiK I Ihi fur ciiMti'i u trndii roulim
nml (ii'l innn koimIh in n once inure
beliiK iiiiliuiili'il lii porta wlimii they
Iiiivo bi'oii unknown for aevmi ywirn.
Ko fur. II ni'i'iuH, Jiipiinc"'! Imalneaa
bint b'i'ii bint moid by lint revlvliiK
lloruiuu eoiiiiilllloii. Al tbo auine
limn thu Jupuiii'Hii h n vii lout 1 1 a il n In
1 1 nl In tul . IOiikIiiihI ! Aimrlrii In
in il 1 1 y purtH of Hi" Orient, UtirliiK Urn
hint Iwi'lvu riionl lix.
Jiiiiiiiii'kii InleroHlH fmir llmae
Iohiiph will bi'i'oni" even Krmiler, lin
en il an the ' r in ii il Hiido eliulli'iii'K"
will noon be iibiirpei' lliiin II Ih now
In Hie (Irleul.
The 1 In in liurK Aineiliiin iiud Ibu
North (iei'iiiiin l.loyd liiivn ml limed
lo Ibu fur 'ii h( i' t li fluid. 'I'll" flint
Kteuiiier (if HiIm re-etitiiblliilied am vien
lift HiiiubtirK for J ii pun IJuchiiiIk.t i
Theieufier ii I'l-Kiilnr bl inoiilbly ner
vlre will be mitllilulned. II him been
unnoitin'i'd. lleretofurn (Ionium
trinnpn nnd other veaaela liiivn been
brliiKlntt i-i iiiiiii kiioiIh lo the Orient.
Tim new Heivlre of I ho two bin ali'iiiu
h til p ronipiiiileii Ih the iiiohI uiiiIiIIIoiih
loiiiihiiik efrorl (iiriuiiny Iiiih miide
here.
Not only Jiiiiuniiie, lull Auierleiin
mid lliitli.li ahlppliiK eln:li'H lire up
pi I'lutmlvii of the roinpetltloii of
ihi'.iii-produitloii ciint (ieriiimi iiooiIh
broiii'.hl nut III (!'! iiiiiii hIiIph, wlilrli
IiiiV" lower win: ii uud Biiliuy coata
tin. n thulr rlviilu.
J ii in u 'il itenel'lil Hiilllh SellH (rildn
Iiiih di'i'i'i'iiied rouHlderiihly thin yeur,
by roiiipiirl'idii with lunl. In every
Ihlni! exii'pt conl mid beer. The I'hll
lllilnen, tho only un-Volnteuded iireu
ituder Ibu Aitieiiruii flim. lira inukliiK
Hie moiit of (he otiporluuliy. Ainer-
Credit Is Everything
If your credit is Rood there is no limit to your
expansion. Promptness in the payment of jyour
open accounts is the only way you can build a
credit. Do not buy more than you can pay for
and always pay promptly for all you buy.
The Shevlin-Hixon Company
f Start Your Nest
Egg with the Pacific l
Savings & Loan u
I " NEST COG ""vl
1.ADI Nkk. ' 'Cl.'v' I
$400,000 loaned by tho Paclllc Bnvlnra I-onn Aaso
clnilon In 111 In city alone. Annual dividends slneo
1007 Imvo never brrn less than 8 per cent. One
dollar, opens your account. (Jet a neat egg Having
bank with your deposit.
J. A. EASTES, Local Representative
COUHT 1IOUHK BUILDING ON OREGON AVENUE
iiMiiiwttwumttuiimiitiiiiitimumitiimiiiiiumiumiim
iiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiniuuuMiunmmmniiiiiiiimiuiimiiin
Save-But Save Wisely
Money is seldom saved on out of town purchases.
Quality and not price is important in the question
of saving. It always pays to buy the best, and
you are always sure of the best when you buy
at home.
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
UUIIItlt1lllllttlltllllllllltHnt't",l"'t V"""""- -
Icun breweiiea In Muiilllu urn KlvInK
Jiipiiiienii brewerlea ii tlKht rucn for
aiipreinucy III aupplyliiK evurylhliiK
mi lit of Hili'Z will) Il H IIHIIIll "HCIIttlU
of atliln." (JiTinliiiB bio il Kb I brewer
lea lo Jiipmi Iiiiik bnforo llio wur.
The, Jiipunene leurned to llku beer ul
inoHl n h well na niikn, their milivo
lien wine. They built bin brewerlea
tbeuin"lviiH unit developed a InrKf fur
nlKil li'inle. However, they'd be much
belter pli'iini'd Willi Ainerleun prohl
hlllon If II would pul n crimp In tho
I'll J 1 1 1 pi no production Hint la coinpet
Inx with (hem Hiniiinhniit thu fur
cunt,
Drawn Together.
"Mm. Jlbtvey nnd .Min. (iirlder Imvo
li i ':ir il ii Ifie'e."
"Wluit l.rwiiklit Hint ul'i'iil'"
"( 'fit ii in ii ii 1 1 ' of envy."
"I'.hV"
"Mm. Cudnpttr of the Hume nclehlior
hond htm n ii'-Yi' Jlmounlne. ' Hlrmlog'
hum A"e-IIeruld.
J SJinlljr Effect.
I'oialer l!tiht UkIiIh ciiune the
even to iiurrow. i
Lynn They hnve the aiime effiwrt on
it roll of biinlinoli'i. Annwera,
tii'.!i!iii:iit:ii!:i:'.i:::t::i::::::i:i:::ii:::::!:!:!i:!!!i:!!:t!:::::ilt!:i
What Do You Look For
in Clothes-
Pure wool, Kootl ntyle, correct
III, Ioiik wi'iii- mid uiiiiniiul vnl
ii eV
$22.00 and Up
Tnlloied to your meiiHure you
villi Uud It nl
DICK, The Tailor
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.,m....-,Himim,.miiimiiimmtimmillllluilmmiria
Th Ufa of a Pearl.
"The I un (I ri'Hi'iiiblea liiiin In Hint It
Ik born to dii.. Cure for It iih you will,
lln life cini no more he proloneed In
lliilnllily 1 1 1 ii li ourn cull, becnune It
hun un orjiiinle convtlttilliiii. If you
tell me tliHt npi'iliiieiiH luive be;ii
found In (be tomha of the undent
Knyptliiiin, nk, wbut benme of
tlu'iuV Tboiv' rellia of n h)oiic civ
lll.iilloii Tumble Into dunt on exjiim
lire to Ho. nlr." Kxi luiiie.
Shoe
Repairing
The oldest established
shoe shop in Bend.
Clothes Cleaned
and Pressed
AT
LOVEN'S
1017 Bond St.
:::n:i::at:i:Rn:nranar.msnn:nni:xrsnnsinR:::r
WE BUY
SELL or EXCHANGE
Good Used Ranges,
Furniture, Phono
graphs or Office -Furnishings
ELECTRIC VACUUM
CLEANEH8 KEXTED
21 Hour Day 50c
All make of Hewing Ma
chine rented by the day,
tho week, or the month.
BEND FURNITURE CO.
(Exchange Department)
TELEPHONE 271-W
000 '
D ROADWAY AT STARK
Portland, Ore.
While its convenient location in the
heart of Portland's activities is an im
portant asset it is the atmosphere of
comfort, courteous service and spirit
of welcome which makes this a popu
lar and famous hostelry.
Arthur li. Meyers Ma
AMERICAN BEAUTY
Electric products are down to pre-war
prices. The electric iron which sold
for $10.00 a year ago is now selling
for $7.50.
You will find the American Beauty
the best iron made. It will give the
longest service of any of the standard
irons, and it will require fewer repairs.
Bend Water Light & Power
Company
BUYING THE SEEN AND
THE UNSEEN.
It Is easy to judge the size and
quulity of a visible commodity.
There are certain roco grilled stand-
ards that have been universally ac
cepted to which purchased articles
may be compared.
With invisible commodities, such
as a publication's circulation, the
matter Is not so simple. It was
only recently that a definite meas
' urement has been obtained.
The A. B. C. now furnishes a
recognized standard by which cir
culation may be measured. A pub
lication's distribution can now be as
accurately gauged as any other pur
chased commodity.
The Bend Bulletin's circulation is
measured by the A. B. C. In buying
advertising space in Its columns, you
receive dollar-for-dollar value.
The Daily Bend Bulletin has
the largest circulation of
any daily newspaper pub
lished or distributed in Des
chutes county.
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