The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, February 17, 1913, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'V- .Till: IJKND BUMdSTW, BNI), MONDAY, PKMtUAflY IT, 1918. rAeus. SAVING THE SCENE J An EijiorQonoy. For Which Aotors ' Must Evor Bo Proparod. ' 'i " ACTS NOT ON THE PLAYBILLS. Prino of Mind by WhlMt CUra Morrlt TUrncd to Advantao ' O- , nln Interruption In ''Mis Mullon" r ,, and a Ftllna Intrusion jl .'ICarllla." ' All uxporlotU'otl nclor Ik dlipd.'d to )o nblo to copo with nil atnno etrnlr JriUJi HU iiiiiiivi Miinv in mvniHn " Wllllt liaVK'll. t'K)l, Mf pOltftTftgigti It la exoftd of him to turn tho rldleu Jlon Into u source of ifiinUM rather 'than of ilUnpprdriil or Mgliter. v I And among tint iiifcvtn rjr ncijulrw 'nii'iits for tli nrtrtw Ih hi uimhakahle ' fft control, no mutter It by womn cure- jkhiii4 alie U throwd Info a? Munition -almost without prcer-dent. ttliu mimt ..never ny off. at k tangent loCnui of iotne tlnrehennied Incident Aim must not acrratu whun tin) perohtllal gallery Mlut jell "PlraC If something Ufnr Jtuttrn shu innat try hard to hide ltd ah 'ytoiiio or Invent a substitute. iff If anything unusual occurred I nt. wray tried to Incorporate It Into tho play If mlliln. an when In tho euhooh Ijixim acenn of "Mian Mutton" I w as- i inlhed tit c a Urea water spaniel I ioma trotting on vo tho tge, waving ! bU tall (it wv n if wo had lieeti Immhiui friend for year. I ilou't like to recall Jill thn Ihtng I tttoiiKht nlwut that U for a moment or two. Then I rtMMi, ami, thanking heaven nud n ganerona iiMatnr for tho collar ho wont, t grasped It, niul, having stroked lit .1 Iky ear with tho other hand, I an Id Ki my puplUl "Children, I do not wlih to curtail your pleasure, hut t have told you before that 1 cannot wr tnlt you to have your pot In thU room during It-Moa hour. Now, don't force ui to remind you of ttiat neuin " And tho tlttlo ulrl who played I'ahl quickly and cleverly responded to my wink. "Oh, excuse u thta time, Mis Mutton, and wo won't do It again." And, taking tho dog from me, alio led him off Into tho retirement of private life, whllo In the morning on newiMt. (Hr remarked that "amoug tho prettiest of tho lighter tuuchc of tho perform unco wr.a tho scene at tho ChrUliuaa tree In tho tint act and tho dot nceuo lit tho third act." Another tlmo. In Unlttmore. whrn 1 wn playing "Camllhi." I hndj, similar KMrlttir4. In tho rtfth act I had "toe- gered fmm tho window to ttut bureau, iiprtiiiiR thatdrvad moment whrn t waa . to ixv the rwn.ilou of my wrecked nud iniliiMl aelf In tho looking t;U. The Uioue wiu all altviitloii, watchlne dim lyeit the plleom, weak moreuieuta of Itho dyltis woiiiitn. JUat then I hertnl vihe quick liidntwliii; of tho hntith thnt SmrthM vroinnnlioiKl alivnya InduluM 111 In-fore either n acrenm or a IniiKh. I My henrt eo n pluuso. "What la It) Oh, whalla wrouitr' And I glauc l dowu at myaelf niuloiuly, for really 1 wuro very llttlo In Hint aceno. "What - Then citmo n tltti-, and evidently It Jv cniwlne. In nuouy I turned quick jy nlMiut niul found tnynolf fnclmr n jnonnlnuu cat. Hturllko, ha held tho Aery venter of the ainco, Ida two rrrent x ayea llxel uiifllnihlnily upon my Vrtro. IIIh mil aloud Htmlcht nnd ng Kniulrvly In the nlr, twltchlue with ,hort tntlcheant tho very top, Alf. no woitdor the)' i:ttKleI. Hut jDeaA Qmyt- afn AeftJtxf io four'jteieA aakinp me uhcAc o furnish, your new home, af adxriie you y xil mean to 0.0 whcAe J do, and uy eveAy ,lhinp you want torn them, cJhcy do an aiiJouieiy honr&t fuAnituAe ltil-elj, afhdf ielt you luAnLture coAAect in Aiyic, and that which ii ftut oaetf-cA 40 it wont come afiart. 5Fh,e ft rice they matt1 re low, at know, af've iaoked aAound, art ha Ate, 2ouA bait Xou, (P, S.-zSy till mean-i Amy, yet youA fxtAni JLurc fAom r Where Your Dollar r ffr iff rTTv Va 1 4 itMm m Ma ' m'I,L -J ti V ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' horf f6invo tho aprTrbirclilllfc' dflijUr acntio w what wont throtiijh my nilmh ' f ' ' CllnKlne to the hiirfthil, r allpW td my kuoea, nud wlih' nn ohrnedf.t'riiyor that Iki wmild not roaM my appeal In n fnlnt wio I crtliyV him to mo. ThoiiniN,l()kel auplci)unly nt nut. Iii llntcd, tliiin iippronulivd RliiKoriy nud atilrfril. nt my llimorH. Tlrt ho ruhbed til dingy Ixxly iiKiillmt my kiioe, mid J ii iii limthiit my nrum woro nhout him, my choPk on liU vlrl;od old hend, Whnt i hIkIi if relief wetil like n iniii ovnr thnt iiullJviK'n! I hud wool I (lieu culliilf Nunliii) lt ri'llme un', nod thtl npplniiMo thnt nwept tho Iioiin) mum nn Imliii to my jrrenVdltreHx, I aiild to NrmWu, "Tnlto him drtwrtntnlrnl he KWwa loi heiivy for lilif -to int'ls" And Hlr Thnnina wn cnrrlei onfro lui'lnntly; hixIiiIiih pfirhnp 'thnt I Mvaa eiivnnin or mo iiivon nnuinaue. Pi IIIIIIIIIITI, nii'"!f rviui."ji v n wne.-tjf.courM mndd (hu HHtf'ttio mivtil altuntlon. A KenUernan'muf mnP oil tho atreut'tho rtext'iimrnltiK and t nuxloiia for him to rfottltriin armuuont l-lwivn hlhiatdf iM wlfo. "My wlfo. wh Ma wn tbe-play tje!r. rnl llmealn fw Ytirlf, 'Inalata that tho betitillfltl fttlo aceno With tho Hit ImlmiRti to thoplny, whllo 1 don't refill It, ixr do any of our nciiiinliitnu.-iti nlnim I hnro nhti-d tliM inortilni. Wort'e.Md kindly aet ui rlehtT "Wlllnely. repllel- my mnnfleer, "Your wlfo la In tho rleht, my dear air. Thnt cat aeeuo la nlwnya dime; It U a irrent favorlto with Ml Mfurla, and aho hnuta that cat nil drcr tho country with her." May hen reti fond hlinl-Clnra or rl In Now Vock I'reaa. Inquliltlva, "What la your naiuef aakeil ono fire-yenr-old mlw of another. "My Koodneea!" exclaimed tho other. "You are aa had aa rrrownup fotka. Ttiey are alwaya aaklng my natno nnd a lot of other allly queatlona until I am actually nthauied of tliem." Chlcaco Newa. If you know how to apend leaa than you cet ynu havo tho phlloaophera toue, -Franklin. Matata and Mataphora, "It ta mot nnrntlue." aold a mttal Inntlet, "how the world rolleo on met alafnrlt uielaphora nud elmllea. Thua an orator I allvor tnnuuod or Koldcti mouthed. An explorer U hrunced hy African auna. A rvnoluto chap twa an tmu will. A atucKard morea with tend on fet. An oatrlch haa a copper lino etomach. A inllllonxIrH tiaa tin. A windier Is na allppery na qulckatlrar. A borrower hna bmaa." Amleabta Adjuttmant. "I want you dhtllnctly to nndemund, Kmll. that whun your collcaKUo'a wlfo hua m now hut I want ono loo." "Calm joumelf, my dr. We'vo aettleit It Uitwceu ua. You're uelthor of yon jcnliii; to ct ono." Flletcendo IJUlter. ' Tha Latttr Evil. "I bntt n tmrlmr thnt tnlka nolttlca all th tlmo. don't your "Cnii't eny I do I'd rather hare him talk olltlca thuu hutr tonic" WuahltiKton llernld. Raro Frab: "l-'itndy. In't It. about the hlowlne up of a maiiholel" "llow'a It funiiyT" "IHH-ntiae n limn Beiierrtlly hlowa up In ph'it."-lnltlniuro AuierUau. tt' ' ( l4 f lompson Dooa It Duty. " cMEtfr of' f fifeniifid ws; ill . U of dirt 0 to It That th Bri4 i Kept Abaolutol Pur. ' TJi!douhtelly tho llttlo Inland of Jcr My hiljPbci'n cnrli'hed by tho profit of lu row, (ri modoru diya potato ml hill mid fruit culture hnvtf hulped, hut It I the nolld, continual ;mtlt of tho entile' (lint linn mndo (ho Unnd rich. W carefully dothey teild thcia tlicro itrfd eo friiunl nro they of vtnato In (nwldeK piiHtliioi, iinya Our hiiinh Anl mull,, that they iictmilly tuthor thulr iitilliinlft. mid the children or Indoor itorvrtiilA ahlft thorn ut morn, iioou and nluht " i ;enlliiicni.a their cue (fT hnndllne the'cnli which, iifler a doiojof tnotfi er'amllk. IiAk to he content with nklrri milk, or liktllcciileo. Kho i-hillterfd nnd fed or luiiid and ttocomo docllo nnd rentle' Mnd when two Sni old . yinliM Indoor or outdoor awuntlru! 'litiiketfill-of Trothy, rich mflk' to lb quiet wVifilea; fbllWlid'tijIlk her1. V The Jersey hn-cd kept par hy atVlnuebt nwtanlnt tho lniorpitloa of fortifKii'toclt. Tho aunimer p!n1tu afcV'U wry rlchi nnd rattlo romnrti out from May iill'tictobor. hut durlnir the Winter they are alwaya comfortably houncd, 'i - ' t Tbd milk In uned qlmoat exclnalreiy In nin,klne huttm A ttood-Jeraey will iniiUo nil avuraito of e pound of butttt overy ihiy lu the year. Tho Jurioy i beautiful In form, and her abounding dairy product rnnko her n favorlto with tho houMbold. nn oruAmtui to any farm or etnte and a oourc of erent profit to ber owner. CURIOUS CUSTOMS IN INDIA. Dancing OlrU Ar Marrltd to Idol Rtprntlng Qoda. rarrou nn tniiKtit In India to apeud a lure (Kirtlou of Ihvlr Um to repeat ln tho uaiuea of pK and aucb a apokeamnn brlnpi a Rreot price, espe cially nmonu bualuea men. who Im agine that hy owning auch a (wrrot their nplrltiial treaaurea aro accumu latlne whllo they attond totbolruiual occiipotloua. Many of tho danrlntf girl In India belouclne to tho temple are called the wlrcit of tho god. At an early ace they aro willed In wedlock to the lm itkv worahled In tho temple. ThU atrntiice mutrlmoiilul connection U formed In compllunco with tbo wUhco of tho piirent, who belloro It to be a hlKltly medtorlou act to prwnt a beautiful duuuhtor In marrUeo to a nellitchtt Idol. Ttie only fondener who ever aw tbo Imdde of tbo erent Temple of JtiKcer mint wna nit KiiuIUIi ottkvr, who auc reeded In enlnlm: hiIiuUIod by paint Ine nud driMnn hlmmlf like a nattro When tho Uruhmin tllKiiriTi that their holy place hud been thua dcflled they hYvnnu- o vurueod that all tbo KimlUh rei-ldlne nt the atation were ohllKHl to tlco for their live, Hiianectlne their pttraUor to be more dealroua of Knitlfylue their avarice than their rercngo. they rtrvwed silver money by the way, nnd while tho na tive atopKd to pick It up they ealned time nud aucccedcd In reaching a place of mifcty. Philadelphia Inquirer. WlnUr. I have never doubted the fact that winter wna retilly at heart a Jolly Rood fellow, bnioque. but liiccre. 1IU bntk U wome than hU bite. If you expect miiootli phruiea or tlutterlea from bin llw you will In dUappolntrd. Ill Ian uuiiKe vlttoniut. direct nnd effective I Hk reUn 11 "ruler of the Inverted year" I MtMOluto. IIU qunlttlea nm dUtlnctty umu'ulliie We think of Hprluc hm n hy inulden coquetttui; Mlth thetiteete. uiiuuier na the nrfivi Dower of Knt loiiit woiuntituHid Autumn remlnda ua of 11 widow, to whom bereavement hna brought 11 chiiNteniHl meUiH'holy. Hut winter U the leunniM Reiitleumn with the wIimIoiu iiiii! Judgment of ngo. nt rung nnd unyielding where great U mitM are nt Htnke. vet wlilml reveal ing at time u winning tcueth-em-e In (With tool: and actluu. Buburbuu 1.1 to. Th Vatican' Prclou Manuterlpt. Tho Viitlcuu library tt'prolmhly the moat auniptuniiMly hoiim-d lu tho world I'hU, of cmno. U only na It aliould tw. for tho i-olliH-tlou ctiiitiilua eoiiie of the uioxt prei'loiiH iiianUHcriptnliiexlatonco, lin-ludliig tho Hlblli-ul "Oxlex Vntlni nua" of the fourth century, tho fifth century Vergil und tho pullmiweat "Do Itepuhllcil' of Ctcero. -Tbo printed ixMika fnclude over Ui Ofteiuth cen tury edliloiia, mauy of them vullum coplert The 1otl Jlbrary ba beoti-ea 1 1 nm ted to comprtao over '.-0.00(1 vol uuiea nnd .HO.uiiO mnniucrlitta, but It liUKtiever beii adduutly catalogued -I'ull Mall Cantie, Extra Touch.' Hmlth I eee you're puyliig tho ex pointer! of thnt pnlutur who fell otT th roof, llniwu-Huiv; he'ri tio good a uiiiu to Iiiml Ah he went down he toueheil up three or four places wheh would have tveen extremely dlttlculttto rencb In tho ordinary way. l.oudou I' I. l A Binttactor, "Do you know, old uiiiu. thnt young fellow paved mo from abnoiuto bank ruptey lurit yearr ?Uuw vrint tluitr ' 'f "lle omrrtiHl the rdrl I had'heen en gaged to tor moutii." Loudon Toio- Kiiipu. Cautlou. , "1 Mn I'tvltyfaev rn tnoumlne for tier Uiiiilm ud y "Can't ny Only now uho'n la black Jyr hlui.',--J-lthuoryericaa.. .4 J 1 HI 'l i i. i ' .- 't u-dlitlcuit to rewt.trVyoumrt dolnj uotlilng.-ttoiuan I'roverb. HErTeDTTY ANU Tfitf EYEfc' . I hi lu or Ony Ryd Parnt Cannot Hav Brown Byd Childrtn. flirt' w blue and probfthty grny eyed pn renin Mi re no brown plgmoiit In tbo outer nurfiiid of tho IrU they cafuiot trnimmlt brown to thnt (wtlon of their children' oyeit. ThU nlwont charnctor Utlc mny bo ono thnt hna been Ioat or It mny fiovvr hnvo been acquired. It U known In heredity Inngungo am n re craalrc. Heme, to repent, two reccit hWv proluco In their offftprlng only Ihelr rwcMAh'ii coiullllon. Tho hereditary Iwhnvlorof brown pyo color, howorer, h very different in brown eye nrtonl pigment occur In tho Irla. I foro thero U.nouictlilnjf nc cumulatPd to hnud on down to autao qucut gcnerntlonji. The amount that can bo transmitted, however, depend 6rf one' own lnrpJlfnry JiUtory n well lilt tlnit 6f ono'a COilaOrt. If both of flmlth'a pnrenbt N-long to brown eyed H'Tnln. then Hmllh caii finro only brown eyvn. And Iua Kmltli ha been given, a It were, n double dow of brown hU oyw will bodarfe. brown. - Hmllh will tutTe, In lU turn, only brown eyiil children, whatoTer mny b tho color ofhU wlfaXeyvw. In the Ifln gtiaue of bereilltary,' Smith's brbwii eyW color dominate over blu or jjrs. Wlfn Hihlth'a brown y 'color baa tieen derlrvd from ono parent only, then hi own eye will tend to bo light er lu color and only half of hi germ cell will luiro tho potentiality for mak ing brown eye. Hence, If ho marrle a blue or gray eyJ wife, only half of hi children will ItAre brown eye, and a tight brown, too, becnUMi of two gen eration), of dilution. In cn Hralth'a wlfo aim baa brown eye derived from one of her parent only, then threo out of four of their children will bavo brown eye, but only one of tbo three will get a double doao of brown; hence Smith' brown eyed children will not all transmit brown In tha nam degree. Thus It U wwwlble for n brown eyed parent to havo one-half or one-quarter of hU children blue or gray eyed. Hut It U never poind ble for two blue or gray eyed parent to bare brown eyed children. Independent FREEZING WATER. Condition That Cam tha Hunting or Cracking of c. Ice never burats from freezing. Aa soon aa tho liquid of which It U com poied I froxeu oolld exponalon ccaaes. The cracking or bunting of Ice 1 brought about lu thl way: When wa ter U aubjected to cxtremo cold Ice cryatnl will gradually form on Ibi ur face until tho Mine nro covered with a tblu coat of whnt appear to bo wet now. From thl outer coating of Ice crystal all utMequont freezing goe downward, tho Ico thickening accord ing to tho degree of cold. Tbo water which U being converted into Ice now begin to expand, creating n pressure upon tho unfrorcn water below. ThU ptvwiuro I both downward nnd out ward, nnd In cnito tbo water under ob Mcrvutlon I In n vccl tho lde and bottom of the receptacle supply the re fUtnnce. A the freezing proccus continue the preMsiire upon tbo confined water and air In the Interior of tho bulk Iucreae until itouiethliig yield. If the veet be Htroiigor thau tbo Ice stratum that bn formed orer the nurfuce tho layer of lit? will be bent upward at tbo cen ter, that being tbo weakext point, on account of the fact thnt the outer edge of the congealed masM nro frozen fast to tbo aide of tbo vcnsol In which the experiment U being tnmle. In thl condition tho ivntr of tho Ico contin ues to rlae or bulge until It buret from the resistance-of tho water below. Could tho ve-wcl lie tapped from below und the water drawn off no amount of freezing would lie milHelent to crnck or bulgo the Ice layer un tho nurface. At a DUadvantaga. "A newly umrrled uran ulwnya lias great confidence lu tho auperlor wU ilom of lit wife." "Nnturnlly." replied Mis Cayenne. ''X innn who hna been accustomed to cailng with plnln knlve. forks and nh)ii Is likely to feel pretty humble and aubducd w Idle he U tndng Instruct ed In the use of all the silverware that Ciiroo with the wedding present." Washington Rtnr. Draklng t Qtntly. "Wlwm hiiro you there lu towT "ThU U Itlp Van Winkle, ne Just woko up,, "Why guard him o core fullyr' "Well, we're letting him see the wo men's style gradually, don't you kuow."-toutsvllle Courier-Journal. Not Encouraging. "Mitdain, do you think you can. use your Intlucii'-e with your husband to ludiico blin to upHrt uio In tho com ing campaign?" "I don't know, nlr. I'vo never yet xuo ceded lu ludmlng him to support me.H-Haltlmoro Amorlcnn. Stingy. , "?ho' the chfiipost woman 1 know of." "Why do you any thntl" 'The other duy we got on a car to gether, mid 1 IusUtel on iwyln, my own friro, nnd ho let me." Detroit Free I'rena. Pon Nuts. Try cracking pecnu uuta by placing them "oh end In tho nut cracker. One ,vlcnrouH crushing of the cracker will split tlio nut opiu through tho'ecnter. Giving Advle. Kllll'ui-rnyoit,ever "etv-e adrlret CyntcusNot 'iifileW VW proft'rufrft vvfa't U' follfiwftf A!-hnade$hfiriUe.',i ord. ,L. I F rrsaasT'"",M,Sr r" ' - lw) It"""" ""i saLalr M r: r a, 1 I m -MfZr , 1 LJUKM beaTgk cAf HosifeilY m tte pry CooJs lift. A!m6!s 'aK ,,- y m Mannheimer's DEPEND ON -.f .. -- "' dTp"pTn"gtRe FLAll On of thiOldst of Alt Mthod of Marin Cresting. The saluUllou given when a Teasel tower or "dip" It flag U Ope of tbo eldeat and moat honorable of all form ef initio greeting. Thl form of salute baa Always been demanded by KnglUb spcakpc ! men. and lu exaction has .burned the heart and tbe powder of generation of naval commanders. - - In the old days' for 4 foreign ship, whether merchant or linvni. to enter an English port without veiling top sails or dipping Its national flag wna to run the risk of war. although .the pro foundent ience existed. Without warning or -argument the shore defences or n man of mr would send n round shot items the tiows or between the mnsts of the foreigner, and If the offending ting did not In stantly i-ome dowu the Innolont lutru dcr waa brought td ber sense by being raked through mid through. Burn was the reception accorded by Rlr John Hawkins lu the sixteenth cen tury to the PpnnUtx admiral who. In time of pence, sailed Into Portsmouth sound without velllug bUtopMll or lowering hi ting. F Salutes are exsentUI master of naval etiquette mid nreexchnnged on nn elab orate code fixed by the maritime now. er. The number of gun to be fired under all circumstance U minutely stipulated.-Unrpcr's Weekly. iMMakdf(h. OUR SPLENDID HEW LINE OF BUILDERS' HARDWARE AND TOOLS IS NOW READY FOR VOU. ran uwn. pi.uwnrk u a irmr- vr . n .... CHISELS. HAMMERS, HATCHETS. SAWS-, EVERYTHING. . . YOU TAKE NO CHANCES IN NOT GETTING THE, BEST WHEN YOU BUY FROM US. WE WANT TO SEE YOU OFTEN. -. t'iii ) e ni'HtH1l.ifl- - M4-I4 - - A' We Repair Quns ot All KlntJ.. , '' ' BMK t. toaicftf iowy .nntfaai iitMuil ' ... '. -. i UlU of Sfrinc Style New Frew "Oood Dretax,': "Xtrer wtfe nuftrUU o& colors so'tortlr ' sad'ntfer rath a woeJcfntt'Varktf.' "F01 summer wrar. Uses wUt b paitlcn- Urly stroof." "Cixpc sad CTKlon voile will be wen for 'Shlrt-JMUU SBdmornlni frocks." "Ttndtncr loni' roaklojt the ttetre aa ira pons 01 fealar." 'Slrnjstt between America and rsris oa loec rerws short skirt." "Combtnitlon of serersl maletUls la one (own U the rate." 'Flouncing and bordered msterisls popu- Ur." Cood Oreulai' ! the new (ft.hlbo tuthoi Ity isaued b lh Lsdies Hone Journal I" -fire 10 tbe Isdir of BtudJ eslllnc st siinubeimer's --TIIK AI.TXMOXT. Dining parlor now open to the pub lic. Everything first class. A trial will convince. ED ROBERTS, Manager. List your farm and city property with me, I will make an honest effott to sell It. C V. 8ILV1S -Adv, - -. - - .& ar Hi bs It '!bsbsb 11