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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
(From Wednesday's Dnlly.)
II. M. Htophmis cimiu In this morn
lug (rum Portland.
0. A. Ailiunti u( Itcdmoiid In niiuiitl
liig tho day In Hond.
A. T. Hlinvor of .Mllllcnu In a IjukI
nctin visitor In tho city.
Mr. iiml Mm. II. K. lirook will
lonvo this evening for Portland.
J, I. Koyos riiturni'd this morn
ing from n business trip to Portland.
Junius II, dowdy U In tho city to
day from his homo at Silver Lake.
(J. A. Warn or returned to Hond
thin morning from a business trip
to Portland.
Mr. nnd Mm. Ilnrry Oant of this
city nro tho parent of a nlno-pouud
baby hoy, horn thin morning.
Mm. Katn M. Wood wot In Ilund
last night from hur homo In Hod
inond, visiting with friends,
Mr. nnd .Mm. K. I'. llrontirhous
celebrated their 10th wedding anni
versary yesterday hy motoring from
Tim Dalles to Hond.
Carl A. Johnson and J. I'. lion
uniiMoy. of Tho Rhovlln-lllxon Com
pany, rot urn ed from Portland thin
morning.
A. M. Prlnglo and Forest Super
visor N. 0. JucoIihoii loft I its I night
for Kant ImVu, where they Intend to
spend several tlnyn.
Mis Mary V.. Uouge, who has been
tit tho homo or Mr. and Mrs. II. K.
llrooks for tho piiHt two years, will
lonvo tonlRht for Alaitku to spend an
extended vacation,
John Htoldl, Jr,V who ha boon In
tho U. H. navy fortlui hint two years,
iixpocta to receive IiIm dlsclinrgo In
July, uccordltiK to a letter nwolvod
this mornliiR hy his fathor, John
Htoldl, of this city,
: OhxurvliiK Momorlal day, tho har
bor shops of llond will bo closed nil
day Friday, It wan announced thin
niornltiK. They will remain open
until 0:30 o'clock on tho preceding
night.
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
A. M. PrliiKlo will lonvo tomorrow
on u trip to KiiHt lako,
W. 8. lllalr la In tho city today
from IiIh homo In Paliiluy .
Nod J, AiiKland Ih In today from
IiIh Hllvor i.nko ranch. '
L, 0. Carroll and family nro mov
ing to Tho DalloH.
'Dr. nnd Mm. II. K. Slockwell loft
Sunday for Kugemi whom Dr. Stock
woll will practice modlcluo.
i R, I. DmiKhoiihnuRh of Mllllcnu
- arrived In Horn! Iattt night and la ro
ihnlnliiR ovor today .
Jnmos F. Hill of Portland will ur
rlvo In Hond In u fow duyfl to vIbU
- hhi Hlntor, Mm. J. A. Hastes.
Clydo M. IlORora of tho llrooks
flcanlou company loft for Donvor,
Colorado, last ulRht,
Mlorn Hmlth of this city l rogln
torod ut tho Hotel Portland, Portland,
Oregon,
i ". Mrs. W. 0, MannluK loft Inat night
for Portland, accompanied hy hor
Bjator, Mm. Edwin Stowurt.
J. P. Koyoa and A. J, Kroonort
c-ft yesterday morning tor Portland
Oil alllltlllltlHH.
v0iumlo L. Mnnnholmor and Frank
IiiabnU roturiHid to llond this morn
liiR from n business trip to Portland,
John J. Hupp of Suglnuw, Mich
Ikiih nrrlvod lii llond thla morning to
InHpoot hla timber Interests In Con
trnl Qrogon.
f'll. I), Ollson rotumod Monday
trmn Portlimil and Bnlom where ho
tho grand lodge of Oildfollowii,
Mr. iwid Mm. 0, 0, Tlcknor, of
Portland aro vImHIii k In Ilund at tho
homo of 'Mm, Tlckiiur'n winter, Mm,
A, M, I'rlnclo,
M, II. Ilorlon, of tho Horlou Drill;
Company, Ih In Bpokfiuo thin wook
attending tho niiuiitil coiivontlou of
tho lloxnll druggists, Ho will ro
turn about Friday.
T, L, Colllnr returned on Btindny
from Klnmnth Falls whoro ho took
n iiiimlior of ordori hint wook for
tho Installation of IiIh weather Htrlp.
Mr. Collier Males that Killtor K, J,
Murray, of tho Klumath ilorald,
nhowod him ospuclnl attention during
IiIh vIhII. Mr. Murray plana to visit
llontl thin Hummer,
On Thurmlay, May 20, at S o'clock
In tho afternoon, Mm, CoIIIiim Klklns
of Prluovlllo, Hocond vlco proHldeut
of tho Womnn'a Federation will ho
at tho Grand theater to Mponk to the
womuu of llond on tho meanurcH of
tho comltiK election, All women nro
Invited to ho present and hear hur,
(From Monday's Dally.)
W, V. Martin of Fort Ilock la In
llond today .
C, A, Pollett won In llond yester
day from IiIh homo In Terrebonne,
Uuy II, Wlldoii, formerly n roaldont
of Ilund arrived horn Haturdity ittitl
will locate In thla city,
Mr. and Mm. J. F. Kimball of
Klamath Full nro week end vlaltora
In tho city.
Illiilno Devem of Tumalo npent tho
week end In llond vlnltlnR with bin
trlenda.
K, J, tiuatfHon In In tho city tranit
act I in: biiHluenH from IiIh homo In
Prluovlllo.
11. Zlmmormnuri of Crcacunt ar
rived In llcnd Baturdny evenltiR to
trunnact hiiHlncnn In tho city.
Foreiit BuporvlBor U. 0. Jacobaon
nnd UrazliiR Kxnmlner Jack Ilorton,
returnud today from a trip to Fort
Itock.
Ham, to Mr. and Mm. T. C. Men
chutit of IIiIh city, u nine pound boy
Saturday noon.
Mr, and Mm, Lloyd Itobertn and
Mr. and Mm, Jared Mooro of Red
mond wore In llond Saturday .
C. A. Warner and Curl A. John
moo left Initt lilulit on a bualneai trip
to Portland. '
Lawrence Call and J. II. Moycr
hnvu purchased tho (lood Luck
KnniRo from C. 0. Andernou.
I). C. ItORom and Howard Dyer
of Mllllcau aro In the city today on
buftlucan,
Mr, and Mm. J. F. Hendrlcka worn
In Jlnticl today fr6m''tiiQlr'r'hnch itn
tho MelolltiH,
Mr, and Mm, Meredith Ilnlloy nnd
Curtlii llnllcy of Hlntcni nnd Max
UuiinltiR of Itedmoiid nro In town
today on hURlnwH,
Karl lloiiiilon Jinn returned to Ilund
from ovemoaH rorvlco, and will innko
bin homo hero, Ho wan with the
20th oucliieem,
Hurry Medina of Portland nrrlved
In Ilund yeaturdny and left thla morn
liiR to Join tho forcnt reconunlaManco
crow nt thoTMInon Ico covph,
Tho I ii ill oh aid noclety of tho
ChrlHtlau church, will moot at tho
homo of Mm. II, A, William, 1035
Mllwoukoo nvenuo, on Wcdncaduy,
May 28, All membum and their
friendfl are Invited to bo prerienf.
Tho YounR Peoples Illblo cIohh of
tho Christian church will hold IIh
monthly hocIuI and IjusIiiobh mooting
nt the homo of Minn Klnlo Horn at
8 o'clock Tucadny ovonltiR. Mombcm
to bo present.
(From Saturday's Dally.'
II, V, Wlthnm of Paisley Is spend
Ini; tho day In llcnd.
Mr. and Mm. W. Hlllcnry camo Into
Heud, lnnt iilRht from Slntera,
Leonard Oaborn arrived In tho city
thla mornliiR from Redmond.
N. C. Peterson and family of 811
vor Lako aro visiting friends In llcnd.
Misses Nora nnd Mary Maclay en
tertained nt a dinner party Sunday
OVCtllllR.
MIhh Antonlnotto Arnold has gone
to Mctollus to spend tho week-end
with Mr. and Mm. Wnllaco Ulack.
J, P. O'CallaRhan Is a business
visitor In tho city today from IiIh
Powell Dutto ranch,
N. 0, Jacobaon, supervisor of Uio
Deschutes national forest, returned
lust night from an official trip to
Crescent.
Hnrry C. McKay of Portland nr
rlved In llond this morning on hla
way to Join tho forest servlco recon
naissance crow.
County School Superintendent J.
Alton Thompson and II. A. Ward
will go to Tumalo Tuesday evening
to meet tho children of tho district
In regard to boys' and girls' club
work for tho season.
(From Frlday'a Dally.)
P. II. Coffey of Brothers Is spend
ing tho day In llond.
Henry McCall of Paisley Is trans
acting business In the city today.
William Douglas arrived In llcnd
last night from his homo In Alfalfa.
Orvlllo Monrcand Fred Lytlo of
Saturday
pecials
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We want you to visit the new store;
we will make it worth while. Here
are some specials you can't afford
to pass by:
Table tumblers, each 1 5c
Half gallon water pitcher, ench U)o
H5e glass berry bowls', eaeb 10c
l-sewed' corn house brooms. f 50e
10c coat hangers . 7c
$1.75 large wash tubs y. $1.10
Gold decorated pie plates, (J for .: 50e
10-qtiart galvanized pails JWc
10-quart dairy pails '.- '--50c
Toilet paper, Jl rolls 10c
Enameled stew pans, U-quart ... 10c
Men's summer union suits 05c
Men's summer shirts and drawers . tOc
Men's good work shirts . . . 00c
Talcum powder, can c 9c
Pal inolive soap, bar u Oc
Dolls, values to 75e 50c
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And lots of other bargains as good
and better. ,
' COME SATURDAY
THE FAIR STORE
Hay Crook Ufa spending tho day, I
tho city,
Oils McKlnnon nnd Cecil n.
Stearns of Prluovlllo uro visiting In
llond today.
Mr. nnd Mm. J. M. Murphy nro
upending tho day In llond from their
homo In Pnlaloy.
Loltoy H, Fox, son of Mr, nnd Mm,
L, L. Fox of this city, ban returned
to his homo In Ilend after protracted
service overseas.
J. W Morrison of Portland ar
rived In llcnd this morning to accept
a jiohUIoii iim draftsman with Lcc A,
ThomtiH, architect.
Forest Kxnmlner A. H. Wright, of
tho district office In Portlnnd, wuh
In llond this morning on his way to
tho Ochoco national forest,
Franklin W. Fowler has arrived
In llcnd after two yearn overseas nnd
will rnako his homo with his parents,
Dr. and Mm, C. A. Fowler.
H. C. Kills, District Attorney A. J.
Mooro and County Judgo W. D.
Humes motored to Prlnovlllo this
morning on probate business.
8. I). .llrooka and F. T. Falrchlld
of J.ha Ilrooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
arrived today from Drltlsh Columbia
for a brief visit with local officials
of tho company.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
M. L. Iluchanati of Sisters was In
nond yesterday.
C, S, Hudson left last night on a
business trip to Portland.
C. P. Decker and M. L, Couch were
In yesterday from Tumalo.
Leo A. Thomas and Hugh Thomp
son motored to Prlnovlllo yesterday.
Mrs. F. M. Chrlsman of Silver
Lako Is spending a fow days In Dcnd.
K. L, Summers Is visiting In tho
city today from his homo In Burns,
Mr, and Mm. C. O. Compton of
Prlnovlllo aro spending tho day In
IJend.
Jess Redding of Prlnovlllo Is In
llond today attending to business
matters.
Doputy Sheriff August Anderson
has returned to llcnd from an offi
cial trip to Portland.
H. S. Royco of tho Pioneer Garage
started last night for Seattle, to be
gone several days on business.
A, J. Snyder and Roy Llpplncott
loft this morning for (ho forest camp
nt tho Kdlion Ico caves.
Mr. and Mm. Frank Hogan of this
city nro receiving congratulations
over the arrival of a 10-pound baby
boy.
Sheriff John Combs of Crook
county was In Bend yesterday from
Prinovillo looking after official
business.
J.. F. Hosklna returned to his
home nt Lower Ilrldgo yesterday
evening after spending tho day In
Bendr
K. P. Cecil. Gcorgo Mcnlhoy, G. L.
Osborne, J. B. Norwood and It. A.
Snow woro In this morning from tho
forest service reconnalssanco camp.
Lieutenant Horace Rolknap, U. S.
medical corps, was in Bend yester
day visiting friends. Dr. Belknap
oxpoctH to locate In Portland after
receiving his discharge.
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The New Straws
for Men
MEN You needn't good a step further.
Conserve your strength and energy, for
here you'll find just the style you want at
a price that will agreeably surprise you -
$1.50 to $6.50
Cool Cloth Fishing Hats too
Priced at 50 cents.
Soft Collars for warm weather
easy (o launder, 15c to 35c.
"TRADE VITH THE BOYS"
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BROTHERS
Quality Pioneers since 19 J 1
Lrrrrrrrrrrrrr"rrrrfn rrrrrn rrrrrrriwrprnPfTP'rLl
Dr. B. F. Brooks left last night
for Portland after a brief vlsl win
for Portland aftor a brief visit with
tho local officials of the B rooks -Scanlon
Lumber Co.
CLEAN VACUUM TANK WEEKLY
Unless Foreign Matter Is Removed at
' Frequent Intervals Carburetor
Troubles Ensue.
Onco a week or so It Is advisable to
open tho drain cock at tho bottom of
tho vacuum feed tank. It will gen
erally bo found that n few drops of
rust and water will flaiv out before
tiny gusollno appears. Sometimes it
Is necessary to push a wlro up Uio
drain cock to start n flow of any sort.
The Inference Is thut unless this for
eign matter Is removed at regular In
tervals carburctlon trouble may ensue.
TOURISTS BEGIN
THEIHRAVELS
BEND IS ATTRACTING
AUTOISTS
PUN FOR ADJUSTING GEARS
Small Pocket Mirror Mounted on Iron
Wire Handle Will Be Found
Very Convenient.
In ndjnstlng dlrTerentlnl gears diffi
culty Is often experienced In seeing
whether the gears are meshing prop
erly. A small pocket mirror, mounted
on a Mift Iron wire handle, may be
used In much the same manner at a
dentist's mirror. Inspection or repair
on many hidden nnd obicure parts Is
nlo facilitated by tho use of this
mirror.
, Sather's Building
Colonial
Drapery Fabrics
Marshall Field & Company, the Manufacturers of
Colonial Draperies, say this:
"These Fabrics include all types of designs
and decorative ideas; they are the best
known, the most reliable and the most art
istic of decorative goods."
Colonial Drapery Fabrics are the Standard of
Excellence in American Made Printed and Dyed
Drapery Materials.
Our New Stock just unpacked, includes:
Colonial Cretonnes, a yard 2 9-35-3 9-45-50c
Colonial Chintz, a yard 75c
'W" F ' " !' '" i i i i mi.!.. !.
Colonial Repp, a yard 75-85c
Colonial Tapestry Effects, a yard .. 75-85-$ 1.00
Outsiders aro Well Informed Re
garding Central Oregon Itoads
Lakes and Stream Camp
Grounds Aro Iopular.
If tho last week ,Is any Indication
of the activity of tho tourist travel
through Central Oregon, thore will
be a continuous stream ef autorao
blllsts through this section this com
ing summer. It Is conservatively
estimated that no less than SO auto
loads of pcoplo have passed through
Dend In tho last six days enrouto to
points In this part of the state. In
questioning tho tourists It has bcon
found that they aro planning to mako
many side trips, enrouto through tho
state, having heard of Central Ore
gon's cholco streams, lakes, and
mountain camping spots.
"You will bo surprised how tho
tourist studies tho road," said ono
garago man this week, "r venturo
the statement that Portland and out
of tho state tourists know mora of
tho roads through tho state, know
Lmoro about our lakes streams and
mountains than wo local peoplo do.
I questioned ono party which went
through early this week and I was
surprised to find how well Informed
this pnrty of tourists was on tho con
ditions In this part of tho country.
"The Itinerary was all mapped out
and accurately too."
The Camp llcnd is dally becoming
more popular. There Is scarcely a
night passes but from ono to five
small tires may bo seen In tho camp
ground enclosure. It has been aptly
suggested by a person Interested in
making tho cump grounds a feature
of tho city, that small brick Dutch
ovens might bo constructed In tho.
enclosure which would be of accom
modation to the tourists In preparing
their meals. This feature has boon
successfully undertaken in othor
cities whore camping grounds for
tourists aro featured.
IT'S A PLEASURE TO SHOW THEM
"'WE STRIVE TO PLEASE"
THE WARNER COMPANY
v QVALITV " " MBHCIIANI1I8K AT 1'OCUI.iK THICKS
SCHOOL CHILDREN
HAVE SEWING CLUB
(From Wednesday's Dally.)
Continuing tho work of organizing
Industrial clubs In tho llond schools,
pupils mot yestorduy afternoon with
Mrs. K. C. Ilrlck, who will bo in
:hnrgo of, tho sewing club. Mrs.
Anna Curry will direct tho work ot
tho cooking club, which Is to bo
formed early next weok.
Tho Industrial organizations aro
uudor tho county school superintend
ent, who Is representing the-Oregon
Agricultural collogo in this phaso of
school activity.
SNOW STILL DEEP
NEAR EA$T LAKE
Snow Is still 15 feet deep In soma
placos on tho way to East Lake, ac
cording to members ot tho forest
reconnaissance crew who visited the
Nowberry crater Sunday,
... , , i i
rut it in "thk uuiXirnjf,"
has .boon tho past wook uttQiidlng