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Tim Hexnll Hiom) LOCAL NEWS ITEMS J. J I. Wonnndy wont to PrlnovWe ,on business Monday. ' Tim llrldgo Cluli mof with Mrs. II. W. Skuso In lit week, II, J. Ovcrlurf made a buslno trlt to Madras yesterday, I'. W, Drown U worklriK In tliu do J'ot fur n few iliy nH relief. II. (I, Kcnnnnl of Lnldlaw was reg istered at thu Ilend on Saturday. I'. O, Minor roAirncd from n busi ness trip to I'ortlnnd Sunday night. , Mm. Corn Mnrtln of Hlvors was registered nt tho Wright on Friday, John Bather returned on Hntunlay tfrom CorvnllU for thu summer vnca. .tlon. Mr. nml jrfi. A. J. Wolton of-Lnld-Inw were registered nt thu WrlKlit On Hatnrdiiy. A dozen locnl girls hold n picnic rioiir llio old Seoul house yesterday OvunlnK. V. A. rorlinn left for Klninntli Frill till morning, taking I'd llotirk of Crescent, L, II. Lnfollotto was ovur from I'rlnevlllit Mondny, registering nt the Hund Hotel, Minn Nona ltlnhnrdon returned Hnttirdny from her year of tunohliiK near Wullu WiiIIii, Harry Illloy wn down from L I'liif Monday w(h u party of ouUto liiK liomuKtondurN. v I.', I). Coynnr, of Oklahoma, Ih In town. I In htm tnki-n a homniiti'ud In thf ('niooiit dlntrlot. Corn Hathor mid her nlntir, Mr, J, II. Morton, left Thiirmlny nlxlil for Fort (H'orifu, Canada, Mr. ForboH wont lo Tim Dnllr (hi mornliiK with Mr. Ward, to vie It J, T. Wt for u wwik. Tim LadlM.' A4d of .tlin M. K. church mot thlit nftvrnoon qt tho Iioiiih of Mr. It. Hpenccr. Frd Hbonijui'Mt' fatlinr, who I Si yonm old, nrrlvi-d thin inornliiK for a vlult with hi on and wlfn. Ml Clara and MUn N'atllu Hobo kol of Portland, liov laki-n room nt th Muy Aimrtmi'nt for thn Hum mer. Fred Wnllneo woh up from Lnldlnw Mondny. Hit nay tho oropn on tho Tumalo nuKriKtlon nru In oxcollvnt hnp. 0, It. Hoy wn In town from H4I vr Uku Kundiiy, ntttlkturlng nt tho WrlBht. Mr. nnd Mr. John '.nbrivklo of l.n , I'lni' wnro roKlHturod nt tho Hund on iwiidny. Word hn boon rccidvixl that Illh 9ft I'nddook, who h been III for no.nlh, I o far Improved that ho hn li'ft tho ho.pltfll and U now ht tho (i horv ri'vuporntlnK. NOTICE ThcEllteStudlo will be closed from June -- to .Tune L'O. us I shall he in Portland on those dittes attending the Enstmnn School of Profcssionnl Photography. All having Kodak finish work being done plea.se call for .same before Satur day night. Leave all Kodak work & orders with Patter son Drug C'omp'y. R. J. TODD C. K. NIcIioIn, manager of thn Wen tern Union nt tho dnpot wan railed to Portland by tho death of u h top ion Mondny. Tim monthly IiiinIiu mi'otlni? of tho llnpilnt Womiin'it Union will bo bold at tho llnptlKt ohtiroh on Tliiim day nt '.'-30. J. II. Wcnnndy nnd J. W. Illmlok wont to Fort Hock, Hllvor Iiko nnd Pnlnli-y on bimliio on Friday, ro turnliiK Kiinday. II. II. Kwltior nnd C. II. Hondo, tlmbormon of Portland, who buvo Imii horo n Kiioitn of Clydo MoKuy, loft lout evening. Mr. mid Mr. (loootn W, Gordon loft on Hundiiy for a trip Into the Wlllnmotto vallov. Thoy nro nuking tho trip ovorlnnd. Mr. nnd Mm. 0. R. lludnon, Mr. 0. I' Putnum nnd Clydo McKay ntnrt od for Klamnth Fall thl mornlnK In Mr. lludKon' oar. Dr. W. W. Fnulknor, Donnl Car niody nnd Arthur Proator wont on n fltihlnR trip to Prlnxlu Fall with T. II. Foloy on Hunday, It. K h. Ilodllllon, mnnaKor of tho llnndon Woolon Mill of llnndnn, Oro icon. I hero InyoitlKattnK llond a n wool manufnoturliiK xdnt. C. A. Vondorhott, flrat trick opor nor nt tho dnKi(, roturnod lait Sat urday from u ton dny'H outlnK In tho Fort Itork country, locntlnK on n honiotad. Wlllnrd W. Shoo, who linn boon HMiduetliiK' oxatnlnutlon for fourth rlaoii pHtmnterhlp nt dlfforont point In Control Oropon. waa In town yimtordny. It. J. Todd loaviM Monday morn I hit for Portland whoro ho will nt tNl tho ItnKtmnn Kchool of ProftMi Ntonal PhotoKraphy. Ilo uxpectn to rotorn on ThuriHlay. Ur uml Mm. I.. K. Vitx ttt on Thuradny for Jaapor, Mo., whuri' thoy will vlalt for u month. DurliiK thulr ai-jwnc their cHlldrtm will vtli with Mr l.w la on lilg KlTwr. L. ! Fox wont to rortlmiil Mon day nlvht to t tho now touring ear ' which km iMMta made to ordar for tho Wenandy Mvery Co. Ilu oxiHteta to ane In lltuid with tho car on Sjatonliiy. Mlaa Hazel Caldwell, who hn boon taking n coumu In uivhlto,turo nt the WnHhluKton AKrlcultural CoIIoko ut Piilliniitl, WAahhiKtnti, I vlslllnt hor pniont. Blio will ruturn to Pullman on tho oprnlnif of tho noxt torn). Mr. V. t. I'arkcr lif vltlnK In A (orlli. A. h. French hn had n telephone Inatallud, W, I?, Ilarnc of Lnldlaw wnrf In town Friday. J, K. Larson npent Hnttirdny In Itudmond oh bulncn. T. B. J. Duffry wn over from Prlnovlllo on Mondny, DwlRht M. Dnvli roturnod to fie attlu Wodncndiiy nlftht. Mr. A. M. I'nra Pnt Hnttirdny and Sunday In Portland. Jnmo Hynn roturnrd from Port land Thursday mornlnif. Mr. Thcodoro Tweot wo In town from Latdliiw on Friday. Tho condition of Mr. Jane Rob Inion I reported aorlou. II, II. Pott wai In from, hi homo toad at Crescent lat( week. A dnuahtor wna born to Mr, and Mr. Ouy Furst Friday roornlnit, Ooorjjo nnd Xoe llobb. the Pow ell Hutto rancher, were In town on Saturday, John Mom bus now left the hos pital In Portland but I mill In baJ condition. Mrs. -W. H. (Jarey, of Hirers, was In town last week on her way to Lewlston, Idaho. Hownrd Oerrlsh went up the river to Vnndevcrt's on Hunday for u wook' vacation. Fred Lucas ha taken a temporary position a stenoKrnphor with V. A. horbo nnd II, C. ICIIU. Tomorrow, Thursday night, thorn will bo n public danrc at tho nawly completed .Modern tiaruKo, Mrs. K. h. Woldron, of Sisters, wna In town Saturday with hor son, Cor- win Wnldron of Wnlln Walla. I). K. Hunter loft for Detroit, Mich. Knturday nlKht. It Is expected ho will return here Inter In the sum mer. Donnl Carmody ha bought out tho Mend News Company former) run by Sam Collins and It. J. lllnck-well. CHARGED WITH M REX SHELDON NOW IN COUNTV JAIL Infant U Kinotliered by It Father Few Jloiirw After lllrlli nnd Ite nwlns Ilurnrtl In Heating Kioto nt Hx Mill' S'rnr' (hlitley Cutno to the Dance ut Tho Modern Oarage tu-morrow nlKht Adv. MY NEW LOCATION after July 1st will he in the Mut.ig building opposite the McCuUtou Grwery on Oregon St. REMOVAL SALE of FURNITURE now going on at my old location on Oregon St. E. M. Thompson G Bend, Oregon II. II. Ford nnd family, Mis Arrle Illnck, MIm Klltaboth lkvls nnd Ouy Mcltoynolds epent Hunday at Henham Fnll. ; Tho Ilullctln ha received n copy of the 1013 Yearbook of the Depart ment of Agriculture from Represen tative Blnnott, J. II. Honor,. executive of the Cen tral Oregon Fire Patrol Association, has taken nn ofllco In tho First Na tional Hank building. A number of Ilend poopto went to tho danco nt Lnldlaw Friday night. enjoying tho affair very much. A large gathering attended. Ia'o Polarskt left Thursday night for Foloy, Minn , where he will visit his parents. Ilo tixpccts to return to Ilend before Christum. Dr. J. H. Connarn plana to nttond the convention of the Oregon State Dental Amocliitlon nt Portland on the Mrat four days of next weok. Tho Fraternal llrotherhood will elvo n dance In Sathor'M 1 1 at 11 on Thursday, Juno 18. Prizes will be given for tho best waltzing. Dr. Pnrrttll has rented hi resi dence to J. II. Honor. For tho time being Dr. Forroll will lle with. J. P. ICoyee at tho latter' home. IS. W. Itlchardson It recovering from an attack of hlood ixilnonlug which trflp In his left arm nftor a splinter lodged In the forearm. V. A. Forbes returned last Thurs day from Klamnth Falls nnd loft that evonlne with Mr. Forbes for Portland. They returned from Port land Sunday. It. M I .urn went to I'ortlnnd Sun day night, to bo gone about n week. Upon his return Mr. Larn will tnke up hi rosldenco nt tho A. M. Lara nwldence, which Mrs. Lara ha open ed. F. Davis, who hn tnkon up n homestead near Croseent. ha shipped In 10 biMid of Hod Polled Durham from Oklahoma. Thoy are being postured by Tom Morchant for the time being. M L. Merrltt returned on Sundav from Sister whoro ho spent several dnn on Forest Service business. He roport that tho erow that I making the survey for the McKenzIo road I progressing with tho work. Millard Trlplott has more than 100 young turko) on his ranch. One turkey hen hatched 15 last Decem ber, another 13 In March and now Is setting ou It eggs, making something of n record for quick production. Mr. nnd Mr, llert Shuey ro turned from Portland on Sunday. They ro port having seen Sam Collin nt tho hospital In Portland and that ho Ih, Improving but will not be able to como bnck to town for several weokB Jnmoa lb on, a settlor east of town, hod n stroke of nppoploxy whon In town last weok, caused by tho burst ing of n biood vessel, and on Thurs day wn taken to Prlnovlllo to bo cared for by tho county, authorities. T A H. Teotor, professor of Ir rigation engineering nt Corvnllls, ar rived In town Monday morning to as sist In tho study of the Central Ore gon Irrigation Company system now being mndo under the direction of John DubulB. Tho case of H. A. Warrington nguliiBt V. II. Bakry was tried In Justice Knstcs' court on Frldny, re sulting In n. verdict for the plaintiff for the Bum of C3.50. II. II. Ua Armond appeared for tho plaintiff nnd 0. W. Ersklne for tho defendant, Ilex O, Sheldon, 32 years old, 1 In Jail at Prlnovlllo charged with the murder of hln infant son. The child waa born about 2 o'clock Wednesday morning at tho Cotnpton & Dee mill near Qrlzzley and wait smothered to death by Its father within-a few hours of it birth or before C o'clock the same morning. Its remains were burned In a small beating stova. Mrs. Mary Pltzor and Mrs, Nellie Compton, tho nearest neighbors, were present at tho birth of the youngster and, pronounced ll a fine u lud as ever drew breath. They left the home of the Sheldon's at 4 o'clock and nt 6 o'clock heard that tho child had died and had already been bur led. Mr. Pltzcr at opco notified county physician Edwards, who with the coroner and district attorney went At once to tho home of tho Sheldon's and demanded to seo the child. In tho meantime, Mrs. Pltzer nnd Mrs. Compton had returned to the Sheldon homo and nsked to see the child nnd wero Informed that It had been burled and upon demanding that tho child be taken up from Its grave wore Ordered off the place. Shortly afterward tho coroner and district attorney, with tho county phyalolun, arrived and ukiii request of tho cor oner to seo the child, Sheldon took tho county uuthorltles to a shallow gravo under a largo pine slump In the brush about 1&0 yards In the rear of tho house. Thero Sheldon said ho hnd buried tho child hut pretended to be much perturbed by what ho saw there. A jiortlon of the dirt hnd been taken from tho gravo and ho Intimnted that someone had disturbed it. While Inking out tho dirt he pulled out a plect of charred cloth. Ho did not work rapidly so Coroner Polndexter took his placo at tho hole, excavated all tho earth and revealed a part of tho child's skull, burned pieces of flesh and Ixtnes which the county physician Identified as portions of tho anatomy of a human child. An examination of the heating stove In tho house, In which there had been n hot fire, revealed more bones, which Dr. Kdwnrds pronounc ed to bo tho small bones of the hand andfeet of tho child. ShHdon was taken into custody and brought to Prlnevllle and will be placed on trial for murder In tho first degree at the September term of court. Ilo made mnny Incriminating assertion during tho course of the proceeding leading up to tho discov ery of tho remain of the burned baby nnd tho district uttorney eon stdor the case ngalnst him us cer tain. CITY POlWn NOTICK. Antono Anna ha been appoint).! pound master under Ordinance No. 31 of tho City of Ilend. Perse bothered by stray stoek are requested to notify the oundmaster. The fee n prescribed In said Ordinance, $1 per head, must be paid before anl mala will bo released. 16c II. A. MILLRIt, Mayor. Again, the third and we hope the Inst time, we have the services of h shoo shining artist, Mr. Ed Walker arrived Mondny morning from So nttle. Ilrlng your shoes, with or without feet. Open Sunday fore noons, baths, candy, tobacco, shlnos. etc. Tho Metropolitan Adv. You'll find Summer Comfort in Dependon Underwear for Ladies and Children. Ladies' Lisle Union .Suits 35c, 50c. 65c. 05c Children's Lisle Union Suits at.f'3'5citpPc Ladies' Vests from jl lOcto 5.0c Children's Vests at " I.JlOc Children's 2-Piece Underwear at 25c JUST A FEW MORE of OUR Ladies' New Spring Suits left. Your chance to buy a Suit . BELOW COST. Mannheimer's CHURCH NOTICES IUptist. Sunday school 10 a. m., preaching at 11 a. m. Beginning nt 7:45 p. tn. Children's Day program of songs and recitations, solos, etc, by mem bers of the Sunday school. .a.... 1 It f SS I , V I V I v.v Cuthollc. There will be no service at the Catholic church next Sunday. Come to the Dance at The Modern Garage to-morrow night. Adv. "IJWGIITEN UIV Paint up and clean tip with "Drlgh. ten up" materials, nation-wide campaign Is under way Jo awaken tho public to the value of cleanliness and appearance of tho various communi ties. Your civic pride Is put to the test. You aro asked to co-operate In this great movement. Do your part by cleaning up and painting up your home and outbuildings. Wo are at. your service for paints and varnishes of the most dependable sort. N. I Welder, painter and poperhanger. Agent for Sherwin-Williams paints and varnishes, Dend, Oregon.- Adv. Peters Shot Oun and HIQo ammu nition, 8kuao Hardware Co. Adv. . , 1 FIlUlT JAW , Mown . Sure-Seal Skuso Hardware Oo, Adv, IT IS TOO HOT to tell you nil about them-- COOPER'S CLOSED CROTCH UNION SUITS. In SUMAUHt WeiaHTS They're Here! Sold and guaranteed to Kvo satisfaction waby- Mannheimer's TTlIlM - i a ' J - - i j i ..lVMV.l,MtAtA.. Vtt, VltW, imnumtw i v uhuuuuv .vw.v.v - fc "A Vcman is as Young as Her Figure" Never ws this tx.y zo true cz today. Th rwest gowns depend entirely upon the lines of the natuiiJ figure to give them style. So ovary woman niust be so cfoverry corseted that she looks as though she wore no cor&et at all. pARISlANA (ORSETS Marvels of Skill These new models will mold the form, correct defects, and at the same time give the desired corsetless look. Though soft and elastic the new Parisianas maintain their shape so well that they require very few bones. Their secret lies in the way they are cut. There is so wide a range of styles that every woman will find the model which will bring out the best points of her . figure, give her the correct fashionable lines. JThese new Parisiana corsets are most reasonable, in price," $5.00 loqa.uu. f R Mx SrQ$k Clothing Company LEARN THE WAY i