THK H10NI) HUI.UOTIN, DAILY EDITION, HKND, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925
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Leave 1)48 A. M,
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
MiuiiiHuii lamparAtiwc ymiimlwi
05 flojpeooo
t I I in it iti lompcruliii'ii till morn
lug, -m degree.
Mr. J. V. Schwab uiul children lfl
i ll -tliky fur 11 aliorl vlall In Hulwiii
B, II 111 .-HI ( I'l'llloVlllli Willi u
visitor In ii. mi totluy
Mr. Ituy Yager of La Pin wun In
Band llil morning.
niopard Aiywiirit icii mi Thursday
fin' ilnlltiiKlium. WiimIi., tti vlull wllh
hln ni nli
Mr tod Mri Olari Kiibbi art
inn eouaTotuUitod mi tha arrival ol u
daufblar, bora Th urmia y . Auuui T.
J. N Huntar and H. H. Da Armond
drora to Itadrai tbla afternoon on
bunjnoee.
k. n Jaoktngu, farm crop ipeotal
ii of (i. a c , in tu tri in thi count)
in laaneel firid . of potatoai Baturday
Qoorgo Tboupoon, Tumnlo poultry'
in. hi. Him ii bualnaai rlaltor in Bond
nil mornlnt.
Prodoio, amoll huh ot ir nd etri
v a UltnnlloBi undarwanl minor
optrailon in tba Bl Obarlaa hospital
thi iniirnliiR.
Mr ami Mi J. II Crlffllh Bid
Matty Allan ol Oottago OroM wan
vlaitora in Band Tburadaj Qrlffttt
1 1 a nowopopor mo of Loot county
iir and Ura. John Touaohor ara in
Eti nil iron Portland mi ebtld rotfajra
work They are titoppliiK at tin limue
if Mr uiul Mr. I. II Wlci
Tin" "in horn In Mr mnl Mm Wll
ii. ni ii Bbappard, I6 Dirlalon alraat,
August 7. ha I n named Juiih'
llmiry.
J i. in Arnoad and family ara in
ii' mi ii bolr bona la ajablandi
visiting i" Armond'a brolbar, ii H
)' Armond
Mim m. i. Coolay I in Bond Iron!
I'. ndl. luu Shi' Ih imalnl intt In lb
ofUpa ol laa Daoobnlaa natloaal fur
i'l, taking tin place uf J. W. ('ol
lOttO, Willi In III
y. v i'ii k. Redmond rooJtor. bu
lii'vn named a the ihlril member el
iiio Daacbntoa county Board of up
prelaer fur Urn Oregon soldier linnua
looja.
II A Olllla. traffic manager tit The
siicivlln-IIUmi ('ompaitY. returned
iiii morning from Portland, arbore
in' attriiiiaii ihi nootloB ol northwoal
blpporo.
The Turn A l.nm Lumber (Joiujiun
In ninwd Hit- sawmill hervtOftiTe up
"ruled in lliti limber war the Tutuulo
raaarrali ' goto I too and tint boll
mtloa iraal Prlnavllla, on Iba Clt)
"i Prlnavllla railroad
Kotaoa f MiDnff inporrlaor of
th DoootntoB national fproot, lofi
Mi In morning fur Kugeiif, making I In
tnp by ptuRo Boroaf iiit MoKoasti
i. mi Mt'iiuff arrtood boro yootorday
in, in ki lako,
Brad y Roaottaa and iinrniii f.
sii'nrnt of tlir I'nKrtt Slult'it at'uliiK
I, ill Rurvvy mill K. W. Dnvtinporl of
Iiit? frtlt'rl powt'r rominlitHlon arrlTOd
In llt'inl Thiirttiliiy t'tfiiliiK itml wrrn
...mi' tn Kant lako toiluv nil official
Imalnrp.
Thnrt' will In a mi't'tlnK of (ho
(.'. v. h i. ni thf Balneopal pnriah
hull mi Motitlny. The nnlli'il (hunk
'luring: boxoa win lit- takon up uml
iiIhuh v in ho laid for a rammaBi aalot
,x ii nopjikara ara aakod to !" ptoaani
uml hrlaa iht'lr Hi mi nffirlUK boXOB
riHMn Bimm oi r
TIIKHNO. ChI., Ana. It, Tim
ihuuih of Thornim Hpiino. runrhiT.
n.tr, an lira !y bltton off in u finhi
yoatordaj, Loo WaBBonar, u puok
iim pin ii i araployo, it aotuinl on
t baraa of mayhotB,
Greeting
Cards
and
Mottoes
for
Every
Occasion
SYMONS BROS.
Jewelru and Ait Store
o'Kuno HidR. Orogon Ave.
I Steele of the,
I Roifal Runted
I James Oliver Cunvood
! tfnAVIDSMITluilvt(w
I Bert ntytell
I !,. show, Stuart Holmes tfegaiar
t uml ii ( harlotte Merriun PHwa
GRAND
TONKJIIT AND BATURDAY
Matinee Every Day
MAY McVOAY
JACK MULHALI, MYRTLE STKDMAN
BARBARA BEDFORD and
GEORGE PAWCETT in
"THE MAD WHIRL"
Adaptod friiii iht Rtor) lloroa How"
ii i;i. 1 1. ml Waahborn hlltl-
i-.m-i 'sus'. Baal
MAFALDA
; John Goodwin
lliirt'lh lOQkad mil of Ihf wlmliiw.
uml draw baek hi hand qufokly,
"Car'a bora!" tatd ho. "No back
IiiK util now . Coma ulmiK. nil of ynu."
Bptora aba obnld prottal turihar,
.mi wun burrlfd dovn tho xmirrt to
tha waltlna oar, tha inporo appaar
anoo unii brllllanl flnlab of wblch whs
already oathoili a i lit if prowd of
tba QuIlarka of Plaol Bov. Tho
Chauftaur In ilnrk hint' livery mil In
tha drtvtm aoat, atarint airalabi bo
fun' him llko graven Imago,
Tiir (oolman atood ui tha dopr and
opbnpd II I'"' pnrly of four orOMOd
i in' pavement,
hih fini' betrayed nothing but tho
iiuii-i profourld and dooorolia roapoel
ior iiio twin lonji of wir Tnfnoll Pom
brokOi uml nn a van mora profonnd
liiiurlosHy tQWOrd Hi" tWO ulruiirt'
buttordlei tiBtcbod mi' tom wo
quoor environment, nm BIrTunioll'a
todtman wore oarotully ohoton, nn
BSnBSflBJB
-x -J.
(kihmI foolnion. In ninimon with Ihc
ipi'rfptt pollco of flier, have long alnte
laahavotod the amotion of iurprleo.
Hafaldo took to Iba luxurious Lan-
he .ii i- Inn, nn Hie nn 1" I lie numner
' hern. She IpUDged back on the fnw n
enahkma with approval, Jill abt up
'riRiu. Tho iioor latch ollcked, tin
jlutoh au let in. and Clndertlta'a
coach glided aVray down tho najjrow
freei .
i Round ih; corner ol tha turning ai
thai moment n man camo walking ai
in brink and dotormlnod pace, it waa
Detective (napoctor Quin. who hml
I Juki puiii a gall t'1 Plahar'a alloy ami
j wun on Ills Way to Kleet How .
The Lanotieater came paal him al n
qntokonlng pao, and be cauajni i
brie! bui compMhenatva glance of the
two hoya muiMhe two glrla in Ita 111
j interior'
Qnln haltodi with tho air of n man
' who haa .Iiiki mlaaed the bua, Me iih'
R. S. HAMILTON
. ATTORNBT-AT-IiAW
tloorua U and IS rirat Nutlooal
Dank Building. Phone 81.
(Dr. Pall Former Offlna)
Among the many good things that we will
hake for Saturday arc
MINCE PIES CREAM PUFFS
YULA COFFEE CAKE and
BUTTER SPONGE CAKES
MILK MAID BREAD
At AH Grocers Order It hy Name
Central Oregon Bakery
GEO. ERTLE, Proprietor
Phone 473 Thompson Bid"-.
not, li'iweyer, itm nt ull unuoyeil.
Tin ear wun ulreudy out of muht
round the lurnlMK. He WOIld h.ive
llkt'il (o aea mora t It. hut Quln wna
ii man trained to aea b good deal in u
hrlof apaOO of tluii. In Ihi he owed
hi rupld Hdviineofni'ii! til (ho Yurtl.
During thai Hhurt iiinpaa in- bat
ri't'iiKnlt'il the two male oeeupant of
tho cur, iind hu hml not much ilouhi
na to the lilnntlty of the iwo KlrlH.
Hu bad u'" ""toil Hu- craal on Ilia
pang or tbo Lane baa tar. and n annv
her ua ioob uk itn book wuh tovnod ("
blm, Nor hud he any OOOd to write
thaaa thlnga down, for Qnln carried
hla noli. hook not In IiIh lull pookOl
inn on hi ebouldere.
lie hud ulreudy Inliirroguleil the
local pollee, to whom ii wuh perfeetly
w'.'ll known that the aotta of Kir Tuf
in ii Pombroka Inhabited tho ion floor
of S Kleel Itow. Local police ulwuyn
know tbOOO thlriKa. mill however
crowded the (sreut city In wlikh you
live, you inuy bo Hure that the nljcht
conatabla known all about you, oven
thoiiKli you may never have given
htm uiy trouble.
I ntll i h In momem. It waa not the
l'ernhroke boya that IngpOCtor Qui"
had been Interested In in all Now.
I.t wover. hu reflei teil rapiilly. ami lib
firm Hp uaaumetl Jnat the trut-e of a
imUo, Inapootflr Qnln waa mora dtf-
fleull lo Hurpriao than any i-haiiffeur.
II" thoiiitht It over, ami made bin way
iiiUkly to tho neareat telepbune tall
otlioo, Mi call wua put througl
wlihoul delay.
Q ii in apaaklng." auhi ho, "ooail i
man ImniediHtely to watch Sir Tufnel
Pembroke' boue. yo (iroaveuor lor
r . i' rcpor! In in.: ;ii lieudttuarleri!
hy 'phone when car number XA535.1,
dark blue Ijincheater. return to Sir
Tiifnell a anruae and uny new you
nn ga about It In (he meantime
tioi that? Meantime verify aambej
of car: MB if II i Pombroko'a."
The anwer cume ever the wire.
'.Juln added some further i nil met lulls
Mid left haatlly. Korty niinutea laier
In w at heudiiuurter.
A young, tlvrky looking man met
hint Immediately he arrived.
'(Ttr 1 one of Pembroke-." aalt"
1 he young man. "Phone meaaafcv Juat
IhroiiKb: car tlropjietl two men aud
two KlrlH In evenlni! drea at Pem
broke'a houHC. 11:50. Then relumed
it' Kuruae. Pembroke ha a bin re
fill Ion there tonlahl: a lot of awaUa,
ml atar itrtiat performliiK. Half
Mayfalr and the City will be there."
For the flrat lime Inspector Quln
looked n little aatonlsh'd
" rhiink you. Vllon. ' said he and
ttood for u few mlouiea reflecllna.
"Any new in the BroiiKh case?"
lakOd Qnln, "I may have new for
biro later In the eveniux The thiua
an t quite ripe yet. I am (toin to
Sir Tufnell Pembroke'."
"Officially?" naked the young man.
"No. WIImhi."' replied Quln "Thla
matter that rcnulre tact. I want
i little lime for obervutiun. I am
s'oing a a guet Pembroke i an ex
ellent fellow. Influential and moat
boepttable, He will not know per
n nully half the men and women who
will be at In . croak tonight, and half
them w-un't know him."
"Say!" exclaimed WIIhoh. ularmed.
"it's takltiK a chance. Quint"
Inapet tor Quin smiled. He had tnk
n many chuncea In his time. The
lunger they were the belter he liked
them. He went up to hi room nntl
hanged Into evening drew.
Henry Quln had cleur cm features.
an excellent figure and a commanding
arrlage. He admired himself In eve
ning dress If this little itratacom
failed he could always tall hark on a
more direct method, but I lie direct
method was a last resource, for It
tulghi lose him tho game.
At 1:15 a most distinguished hulk
ing and presentable gentleman de
scended from a taxi in the line of
cars that were arriving at Sir Tufnell
Pembroke's honao, and announcing
himself to the footman us Mr. John
Wyndhani Qnln, waa immediately ad
mitted. (To be conttbuodl
DEPARTMEttt STORE
Revealing the Autumn Mode in Coats
of the Better Sort
ml
The enescapable question confronting wom
en everywhere, on the threshold of a new
season, "What am I going to wear?" is
best answered for feminine Bend in Mann
heimer's exposition of exquisite fashion
harmonies in New Fall Coats of the better
sort:
The richness of the new textures are
emphasized by luxurious fur trimmings
of fox, wolf, squirrel and beaver.
The newer fabrics of Lustrose, Veloria,
Needlepoint, Luxuria and Bolivia are shown
in Fall's most wanted colors of Golden
Pheasant, Geranium Petal Red, Cuckoo,
Tanagar, Deer, Brown, Raisin and Mon
terey. Priced at
$49 - $59 - $65 - $69 - $76 - $79
$85 - $115
0 lier Coats Priced as Low as $14.75
JOBS APLENTY
FOR NORTHWEST
, .
Seasonal Employment Im
portant, Survey Shows
PORTLAND, Aug. 14. Call for
! hop picker begar :o appear on em-
ployment hoards last week, demand
I for construction workers and harvest
hand did nol abate and the rcopen
! Ing of aeveral Ingglug camps resulted
, in more than 400 loggers returning
to ramps, according to the (L week
ly employment service letter issued
1 hore today. A slight surplus of men
waa reported from only two districts
of the west toagl and nowhere In the
. inland empire is the number of men
equal to Job offered.
Reports from the various 4L of
! flees were as follows:
Medtord Although the fruit sea
laon I in full swing in this district
there is a surplus of help for all
1 kinds of work.
Portland The sawmill at Pres
cott on the Columbia river resumed
culling last week after being down
j since early July, and the Winchester
Hay Lumber company's mill at
lleedsport will reopen this week, it
Is reported. Logging activity re
mains unchanged from last week.
, Jobs listed on local employment
boards are chiefly for hop pickers,
rigging men, construction laborers
' and concrete workers. Not many
idle men In this city.
Kaymond. Wash. Two camps of
the Sunset Timber company on the
Hnymond-l'hchalls line of the Mil
waukee railroad will resume logging
this week. Kmployment conditions
in Raymond and South Bend are
good aud there are practically no un
employed men on the harbor.
Aberdeen-Hotiuiam Few job of
any kind were offered laat week.
Sawmills continue active but there
has been no further resumption of
logging. There are more men than
jobs on Cray harbor.
Tacoma Favorable employment
conditions prevail in Tacoma and
district. There is practically no sur-
plus of common labor and some kind
uf skilled help are ditfirull to obtain.
I Seattle Logging activity haa
picked up somewhat in the past week
but nol more than 05 per cent of
camps in the Central Sound district
are operating. There i a slight sur
plus of loggers in Seattle but job
are not readily snapped up. Local
sawmill help is well employed. The
several hydro-electric construction
projects iu Mason and Skagit coun
ties are n?aring completion and
these have let out part of their
crews. Jobs for hop pickers and
blackberry pickers have been listed
on employment boards In increasing
numbers.
Everett Supply of men here is
about eg.ual to demand. All mills
are running. Logging is SO per cent
of capacity.
Belllngham Logging in this vicin
ity has gradually been resumed aud
85 per cent of the campa are now
operating. The new sawmill of the
Puget Sound Sawmills A Shingle
company will start cutting aboil'
September 1. Practically no ldlu
men in Belllngham.
Vancouver, B. C. Hundreds of
men have been leaving dally tor the
wheat harvest In the prairie prov
inces and orders for help are iu ex
cess of supply of men wanting work.
Logging is not more than 60 per
cent active but several campa will
resume next week.
Spokane Jobs offered in Spokane
continue In excess of takers. Foret
fires have abated and calls for woods
help are Increasing. Sawmill opera
tion remains unchanged except that
the McOoldrick Lumber company ha
laid off Its night shift. Sawmill
workers are scarce. Railroads in
this district are using all the men
Ihey can get. The apple harvest will
start September 10 and some order
for pickers arc alreaiy appearing on
local employment boards.
SPECIAL!
Commencing Saturday and last
ing one week, including Saturday,
September 5th, we will sell you
one of our 5 gallon Never Fail
Pump Oil Cans (regular price,
$2.45) and five gallons of Coaloil
(regular price $1.25), total value
$3.70, at the special price of
$2.98
The Union Grocery Co.
Phones 81 and 82 Bend, Oregon
WETLE'S
Bend's Economy Center
New Dress Materials that are arriving
daily. All the new fall shades and fabrics.
CREPE BACK SATIN
In Cocoa Brown, Henna, Blue,
$3.75 yard
BURNSHEEN AND NEWSHEEN
In Cocoa Brown, Henna, Grey, Tarragon Green
$4.75 to $5.50 yard
EIFFEL HOSIERY
59c pair
Colors: Blush, Ooze, Freckle, Nude, Beige,
Peach, Jackrabbit, Black.
WETLE'S
Btnd'3 Economy Ctnlft