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TIII3HI3 I-!I3
YOl'H MAKTI3II
WOHK.MA.V
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Rip Van Winkle
Wednesday and Thursday
HK-IXCAHNATIO.V OK OXI3 OK AMI3HI0AS .MOST t'lll3HI.HHI3l OP
J,i:(IKM)S, Hip Van Winkle has been mailo pobsIIjIo by Josopli Joffer
son who has played In the roll for 25 yonra to packed houses. The
ntmosphcro and setting nr0 befitting to Washington lrvlng's well
known stories In "Tho Sketch Hook." Tho Btory, tho play nnd the
film, Hip Van Wlnklo, has never lost Its Intorest nftor all theoe years
and Is equally Interesting.
EVERY SHOW WORTH WHILE"
A DAUGHTER OF THE PEOPLE TKST
OKLY Ti DAYS
TOTUiLOFI
GOOD PR0GRAA1 IS AS
SURED 'Keen (VnipolHloii Kpectcl for I'llo
Offered ly First .Yulloliul Hank
fudge Duffy to Kpeuk In After-
nixtii liiidlcs to (alio Dinner.
With only two days remaining
preparation am practically com
pleted for the Klflli Annual Tuniulo
Pair to be held In tho Agricultural
building. Tiiniuhi, on I'llilay. Agri
cultural exhibits, sports, speeches by
well known men and In the evening
n dance, will go to Mil up a day which
will open the Crook county fair sea
son with a bang.
Kxpccial Intoiest Is being taken
this year In tho exhibits to bo made
by school district fill, ill and Nil In
competition for the prize of $!!! of
fered li v the I'M rut National Hank of
Head. The lesldents of each district
are hustling all they ran to get to
gether exhibits that will lake r.way
the prl7.it and cIoko competition Ih
expected. Agricultural hall has been
fitted up to receive all exhibits and a
larger and belter display than made
at any previous fair Ih asuured.
One of tho ovcntH of the day will
be the cafeteria dinner Hcrvnd nt noon
by tljii ladles of tho West able. Tho,
ladleH are out to pay off the debt on'
the hall, and for tho Mint time In
history are making n rbargo for their
dinner which, It Is nutlclpnted, will
riwiilt In u larger crowd present than
ever before, there being ho many who
will want lo take an opportunity to
repay the ladle for their hoHpltiillty
of the p.iat.
According to program circulated
In IImiiiI (IiIh week lliu vchedulo of the
day events Ih us follows:
y : DO a. m.- Dihiim opouud Axrlcul
(tirnl ImlldltiK.
10:, 10 a in.- Oraud parade of auto
molilleM, iloiitN, school children from
surrouudlnK district.
12:00 to I mid p. in. Dinner hour:
the West Hlila ladle will servo n caf
eteria dinner of the very bout things
In th world; Crook county products.
:o p. hi. 1'iUdlc speaking by
Judge T. H. J. Ourrv. of PiineWllo
and other proiulneiil xpoukwrs.
1:30 p iu.- BporU -bucktunn eon
I Ml a, potato rare on horsolwek. tug
uf war by bora, girls' foot rare
Hinder IS), and many other sports
for which liberal prlatw are offered.
S-30 p, in. Dunce given by lleud
tmnd Itefieahineiits to lie wered by
the I.silleri of the West Hide.
HERMIT TO 00 RESEARCH
WORK IN YELLOW PINE OELT
tM-iiiii(liif. to It MhiU' Iii De-ebule
Inn.! in Ami-huIii Whether Tic4m
W.....I....I ('mi MumUm.
Itnuurihwirk to ucrtalu whafwr
r a vellow pine ine ou whlrh the
i wedliw litsv 4tbr tun hrowuml or
trlppd by Are c.in survive or I
material (or eoiiuneirlal turn aeveral
year after having Immii rurrhMl. will
lie done by HupervUor M U Merritt
of the Ikwhuten National Korvat this
winter. iHiavrvitttoiia tf thla nature
. aura uvtr Imwu Ukuo livfiirti.
Thwa is a great Uttfarcuc uf opin
ion. ai'tMiillHi to Mr. llwrrltt. auioug
people regardlua in amount of dam
age that M ilnuf to yellow pine b
Ore, In ordr lo obtulu soma (Infi
nite lufunuatlou on tb auujact, It
to projioaed ui make atuily of uart
r-f tha reeMt tOttth lew Cava lire burn
In order Ui 4triiiliie the amount of
timber thai ka actually fallen aa a
dlieel reavH of tho lira, to eallumte
the damwg doun to piuduetion, and
to determine what U the affect uf
- bent on the etaudiuv timber
It lOi DfttMed in oelerl three lil
rul nlota In the tmrued area unere
the lire ha beeu mom severe and
here iraeUtull ull uf the needle
en the Uvea have turned broeu. Oue
hiindrwd ireea on each plot will be
taaaeiL Mtttnuered and meaaured ac
curately a,?l n written dtcrlttlon of
the apiatit fire daHiate mad of
' earn, 'fliu intw bored troaa on thaae
three nla Will tiuui ie uxmtHiueii
X -r -
MAY lU'lj.l) CKNTKAIi Oltl3(l().V KAIIiltOAD.
THE SHEVUN-HIXDH COMPANY
PLACES OIGJRY KILN ORDER
(iriinil llnpliN Coiicern (Jets Order for
l'3iiilpiiii'iil To lie Coiuplcteil by
l-'lrnl of Year.
In connection lth the mill con-
.triictlilu here lleud la getting :i con-
ridernblu amount of mention In tho
( utMldu wold where large purcliaoea
for tho mllla are being nmdo. Prom
the MliHlalpi Valley l.umburmiin Ih'
quoted the following on the ptirehuio
of dry klliiH for the Shovllu-lllxon
mill:
Thi) largeMl order for dry kllim
e er, placed In the Inland Umpire luia
been given by the Sluivllu-lllxnn Co,
to the (Irani! Haplila Veneer Worku,
of (iruiid ItaphlH, Michigan, for the
new plant under rojiKtructlou at
lleud, Oiegoa. Thbt In thu Inrgoet
order placed with any dry kiln con-
IUt:'liST INTItODl'CTOia
.t
WITH A U1NC5 TI.MK HKI I M A(iHKKMi:NT OX IN-
TKH.NATIO.NAI, .STOCK KO D TOXIC. TIIK (iHIIATKSl'
A.M.MAI. TONIC IN TIIK WOHI.D.
We are nnthorlood by ilie manufacturer of Inter
natli'nul Htuck Peed Tonic to make uitlxtled umrii a pres-eut-
Absolutely free, of a Jl- "! et or Iteautlful. regular
aUe dlahea upon deller oi 1;'5 pound of IXTKIt.NA
TIOXAI. STOCK I'OOD TONIC iu '.'5 pound pulls at the
iegul.tr pi Ice of $11 per oue hundred pound, being a
total amount of SieVll.NTKKN DOIXAKS AND PIITV
CKXIV. Thla )eu may piu at the end of TIIUKK
MONTHS, with the npeolal arranguiueut that. If nftor
ualiig the entire amount for ur attirk HttMrdlng to di
rection )u tire not HiitlaHed with result obtatued, u
can return the free preiiilum and ou will be refunded
your uioinn, o that the entire U'J pounds will not coat
you a cent.
JJP On Exhibition at Our Store 51
The nkMUlineiit ImliiiU Uiminent. (ierm ami l.lco
Klllgrs, Sahom, DNtoiuper, Worm, Colic nnd Spasm Cure,
Hoof, llllkter ami Veteiluaiy liemedlu.
OWL PHARMACY
soi.k At a:Ts
FI3ATi;itl(l LAt'ltA SAWYI3I!. I'HIODKHICK 1)1-3 IU3liIiYIIiljl-3 A.VI)
ItOIIIlIlT I1HODKUK3K. A powerful drama depleting Southern Indus
trial condlth no around which Is constructed n romance of tho Cotton
Melt. Tho film Is spectacular, and Is Intensely emotional from tho
lnhoiiug element 9 point of view 4
Paramount Travelogue
EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MATINEE SATURDAY.
NlWI
coru during tho prcuont year.
"Tho building for tho hnttory of
lire-proof kllna will bo erected of hol
low tllo and concrete by Carl 1. oilman
of Seattle, who la nsHoclatcd with tho
(Irnnil Hnpldn Veneer Worku, In tho
erection of kiln building.
"This hnttory of dry kllim will bo
completed by tho flrxt of tho year
and will bo the largeHt and numt ef
ficient outllt of drying equipment
went of the MltiHlKalppI river.
"TIiIh order wns placed nftor n
thorough InvoHtlgKtloii by the Shov-lin-lIIoa
Company, whono associate
lutretH nt l.lbhy, Molilalia have
thoroughly touted tho Grand Knplds
kilns nt tho plant of thu l.lbhy Lum
ber Company where the kiln drying
of larch lumber ban been pronounced
by government oxportn to bo thu lin
en t they lmvo over Been. Tho two
( Jin ml HnpUU kllini were liiHtallcd for
tho l.lbhy Lumber Company two
yeara ago and two additional klliiH
are being Instnllud there nt tho pros
eat time."
OKI'KIt IN Till: WOIU.D
BOTH WERE STRONG.
But tho Price Had a Shads tha Better
of the Flavoring.
"I don't kick nt having to pay good
prices." mi lrato patron of high priced
redtuunints was Baying yesterday, "but.
I link you. isn't $1.50 for garlic rather
vtrong' As for me. tho recollection al
most makes mo weep.
"1 wua giving n dinner for bIx Inst
night, nnd us n part of the dinner I
ordered two racks of lamb. The prlco
on tho enrto du jour was SS a ruck.
That's pretty high, but these uro high
times. 1 hnvo a great opinion as to
tho merits of a dash ot garlic In cook
cry, so to tho waiter who took my
order 1 suggested that tho dish on
which tho lamb was to be served
bhoiild.bc rubbed with garlic, ns ouo
frequently does In making u salad.
"When tho bill cumo the Item for
tho racks of lnmb was not $10, but
$17X0. Tho waiter could not explain
the Increase. 1 called for tho head
waiter. Ho went to tho checker und
came back.
"The rack of lamb plain would lmvo
been $10.' ho explained. The extra
$1.50 was for the garlic'
"One cent would have covered the
cost of tho garlic, and nnotber cent
would have covered labor and all over
head charges. 1 figure that the piotlt
to the limine ou that garlic was 7500
per ceuL" New Vorlc Times.
A Failure.
"Mn. h mnrrlnge a failure?"
"I guess so. tny dear. I married
your father to reform him." Ex
change. THE BEND
i5
smmmumKsssKKammtami
MY Al'TO, 'TISOr'THIlH
My nuto 'tis or thco, short cut to
poverty ot thco I chant. I blow n
pllo of dough on you two yonrs ago
nnd now you refuse to go, or won't,
or can t. Through town nnd country
sldo you woro my Joy nnd pWdo: a
happy day. I loved thy gaudy huo
thy nlco whlto tiro so now but now
you're down nnd through In ovory
vny. To thco old rnttlobox, enmo
many bumps nnd knocks; for thco I
grlovc. Ilndly thy top Is torn, frnyed
nro thy scats nnd worn: n whooping
cough affects thy liornd I do be
lieve. Thy perfume swells the breozo
while good folks choke und vhoozo an
wo pass by. I paid for thco n prlco
'twould buy n mansion twlco now nil
nr0 peddling "Ice" I wonder why?
Tho motor has tho grip, tho spark
plug hns the nip and woo Is thine. I
too hnvo suffered chlllH, ague and
kindred Ills, endenvniing to pay my
bills slnco thou wort mine. Clone Is
tny bank roll now; iki moro 'twould
choko the cow ns onco boforo, Yot
If I hnd tllo mon so hcln mo John
I'd buy n enr ngnln und speed some
moro.
C. C. PRINGLE IS
KILLED BY CARS
(Continued from pngo 1.)
Intlon 'duo to crushing about tho
ebon.
At tho Inquest held this morning
the testimony of Hoy Whlto r.ftd tho
train crow was taken, und nlco that
of Mrs. N. (!. Davis, Mr3. Hobort Cun
ningham and Dr. Forroll. Coroner
Polndextor conducted tho examina
COMPANY REAL ESTATE
rd Addition
This Addition is now on the market
and considering the SIZE, LOCATION
AND QUALITY OF THE LOTS
There is Nothing in Bend Real
Estate to Equal it in Value,
The New Bridge is now completed and
opens directly into this property, bringing
200 lots within a half mile circle of the
main business district.
You will never have another
opportunity to buy as close in
real estate at the price and on
the easy terms we are selling
this property.
An investment in these lots means real
money. Let us show you why.
D. E. HUNTER
Manager Real Estate Department
tion. K. W. Moroland, a ropresenta.
tlvo of tho Oregon Public Scrvlcn
(InmmlHslon wns nrosent nn 1iot..u.Jl
of tho commission. 1
Tho Jury consisted of M. S. Miller
Cieorge K. linker, II. V. Mlntor, Q,
C. Horstmnn, J. S. I'nrmlntcr and 0
E. Wooloy.
Mr. Prlnglo wns 13 years old. le
was born In Scnttlo and had lived
there nil his life boforo coming to
Hem! nbout four yonrs ngo. Ho wu
unmnrrled nnd leaves a sister resid
ing In Circle AlaBkn, nnd nn aunt,
Mrs. Ella I' Young of Portland. Ho
was n member of SnohomlBh Aqrja ot
Kaglcs.
Tho funeral will ha hold tomorrow
at 10:30 nt tho Baptist church.
Tim Jury Ycnllct.
Following Is a summary oft ho
findings of tho Jury: j
Tho Jury found thnt Prlnglo was
pnrtly responsible In tho accident as
It wns nt his request thnt Roy Whlto
drovo across tho trncks. It wns also
found thnt thu train bneked Into the
rig without warning, nnd thnt the
slgnnlmcn woro In front of tho train,
and thnt In tho judgment ot tho Jur
ors tho hack end of the train should
hnvo lioen protected. Tho Jury rec
ommends thnt If there Is no state law
or county law regulating tho protec
tion of tho crossing of main tlior
oughfnres by rnllroads, that tho Clr,(
of llond Immediately pass nn ordln
nnco to protect Its citizens In their
logltlmnto business.
Sco Edwards for papor hanging.
Adv.
Clean up and paint up.
wards. Adv.
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