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NEWSPAPER EDITORS DUE HERE
FRIDAY -ANNUAL BANQUET AT
CAMP ON SHORES OF ELK LAKE
lli'tweim 7ft iiml 100 mi wkjiii jinr
men of Oregon will tin In limit! Fri
ll uy iiml Hiiloriliiy fur Him Omgoii
Hint" Killlorliil association int'i'tltiK,
Ilin liinil I'liiiiinllli'ii tmtlmiiti'S, Plans
for out in I it I ii in on t with iiiiihmiiiciiiI
today.
A "Dutch" liineli with Ilin llnnil
odltors will lin Imlil Friday noun it t
tint KlkN Chili, which will Im Ilin
HCi'llll lit III" IlimlllONH Illl'lltlllgS. At )
o'clock Krldiiy iiflnriioiiii tint -illtorti
will hu taken nn it tour of tlm mills.
Tim Kiit-to-Kothnr illnniT lit tlm
rilot llntln Inn ut r,:.iu o'clock will
Im iucmIiIiuI ovnr by It. W. Hnwyttr.
Following tint Hiiturdiiy session, tlm
imrty will leu vi) In ciirn doiinti'd by
IIkiiiI pi.fcvhi (or lllk laid', whinn Dim
ft ii ti ti it I liiuniuiit will tin buhl nt (J: 30
on Hut spot wliern tint Hoy HrniilH
linlil tlii'lr riiiiii Iiml wi-itk. Tint him
liii'l will hit prHlilii! over by A.
Whlsiiiint. ami will consist of Oregon
proililctH tixHimlvi'ly. Til" egg could
friun lliiiliniiinl, hri'iiil uml otlnr mii i
pllus from tint llmiil haki'iliis. A. M.
I'rluglo will furnish tlm hncou, lint
Itmt uml dun cluh tint trout.
timidity, ii mil' r tint dlrorlloii of tint
I toil uml dun cluh. tint editors will
bo privileged to iiiuiiDii themselves
III ItOlltlllK. flshng, Ill o II ii t u I ti tlllllll.
1 11 K or In nny way which Mill" their
liullvliluiil twites Kntilrilny iiIkIi! will
In spent In tint ti'iitit li'tt hy tint
HroiitH. notiiit of tint party using tint
cabin iiciirhy.
Huhjects dlxfiisiied lit tln business
ne-mlnus will h "Tlm Press uml the
tinverniiinnt. Krnest W lliinly.
proiiilmiut I'ortlmiit attorney
"VVImt cltifH Advertising Actmilly
('out lint Publisher," A. K. Koon or
lint Ihilliin Observer (or tint week
lien. I, nt I) nil; ii of tint Astoria J t ud -gel
for lint u 1 1 ).
"(Inttlm: tlm Itnnil News uml It
Vullle," J Oil IJ. TIlOllllllKOII of tin)
lloml lllver Hinder, 1 1 "fill C Hull of
lint IIimjiI IHvit News, miU C. J. Mc
liitoMh of (). A. C.
"Does mi Advertising Ml Hervlco
1'nyT" tlcnrgo Altkim for Hut weiik.
Urn mill II. V. lluti'H of tint llosehurg
llovlew for tint dallies.
"Hpoclnl Killtlom Tlntlr Value
nml How to Publish One." (Juy l.u
Kolletto of Prlmivlllo.
"In ii Subscription Contest uii'An:
tint 7" liy I. II. Ilowoii, uill I or of the
llaker Democrat.
"A People's Column." hy IMgar
II. Piper of tint Orugonliui und II. K.
Irvlint of tint Oicgnu Journal, If they
find It possible to attend.
"Tho Postal 'oiut I.iiw," Bruce
Dennis of lint l.u Grunilu Observer.
"Tint l.ahor Kltuut Ion." K. M. lieu
can of tint Alhauy Humid nml Hay
Keiiuell, secretary of thu I'ortluiiil
TyiMillii'liin.
"Keeping track of lint Business,"
l.ynn 1". ICronemlller of Klninuth
Kails.
"An Official Code of Kthlcs," by
Colin V. Dyini'iil of V. of ().
i: K. llrodle, picslilent of tho Nat
ional IMItorlul ussoclullon, will tdl
what it lit iIoIiik In a practical way
for tho hcui'flt of tint pirn of tin'
country.
POST OFFICIALS
DEFEND FRIEND
AGAINST ATTACK
IMItorlul criticism In Ilitutl'M morn
Iiir paper. ri'KarilliiK tint hurlesiiuii on
Hawaiian ilaucliiK given lit I'rliluy
night's I'n r I ttlii ii Tours paraili.
hroiijtht Ilend service men to tint do
fitumi of hoth dancer mid dauciiiK
Members of I'nrcy A. Stevens
HdNt itellleil t lint tint illiltro WUH "ills.
i-iiHlltiir." (in fhit etlllnrlitl hint Minimi. I
nml hy tlntlr endorsement of llm par
ticular feature of tint piirailit falleil to
fall in Unit with tint editorial inundate
that tho legion "should not counte
uniiru anything of tint kind."
Conunaiidi'r Trunk It. Prince, of'
tho Legion pout. In u statement made'
tlilH inornliiK. look issuu with tlm'
inornliiK publication, hut mild Hint lie!
considered tint hunt way of meeting,
mi attack of tint kind watt hy uuikliiKl
a Jnko of It. "1 think I Imvo the
hackliiK of niot of tint I.ckIou when
I itay that Ilin attack wan uhaolutoly
uncalled for," I'rlncn mild. "I would
hu tint laflt ono In tint pout to mine
Hon nnythliiK of n iiientlonulilu un
til ro.
"Thu man piitilni; on thn ntunt. not
n I.i'ulonnnlre, wan kIvIiik IiIh time
and hln work. Tlm rrll Iclntn In mi at
tack on him, iih well iih on thu l.u
Klon. I iindnrHtand that tho writer
of tho editorial Ik a meinour of thu
pout. If I think It would havo
lieen heller for til in to havo hroiiRlit
IiIh rrlllclmn direct lo officer of tho
punt
"It ! the flrnt evidence, of nn nea
llielh mind that t havo heen coiiiIur
from tho I'retiN."
Dr. 1. W. (iatchcll, memlicr of tho
executive hoard of tlm poitt, Karl II,
Munition, vlro-coiuiuander, mid C. II.
KuowIon, who lian lieen directiiiR tho
I'lirlnlun Tour". iiRreed with thu com-mnmlcr.
"We hIioiiIiI demand a retraction,
KnowleN "aid.
Conimander I'rlncn Hupplcmented
IiIn ittatetiient with tho aiiiiouucenicnt
that any pernoiiN gkeptlcul iih to tho
nature of tint entertainment IicIiir
put on at Hut Kyuiiianluni will do well
to patronize the cafe tonlRht.
IIOMK DEMONSTRATOR
ARRANGES SCHEDULE
Tho Nchedlilo lo ho followed hy
Ml Kvii ComeKys. Iiimio dciuonatrn-
tor cnverliiR the remainder of tlm
mouth. I announced a follows: July
21, evLMiiiiR ineutltiR of Lutheran
I.adleH Aid noclety In llvud; July 22,
dreH form dim at hoine of Mr.
W. II. Couo in Ilend; July 23. offlco
day In lletid; July 2(1, officii day In
Itedmond; July 2(1, mcotliiR at the
Iloecli Kchool featuring ilcnioiiHtra
Hon of mnkliiK radiator Btone.t for
flrek'HN cooker: July 27, millinery
cIiikh nt Terrelionnu, douioiiKtratlon
of flrelcH cooker, and explanation
of premium cooker; July 2S, nicctliiR
at Oruiifto hall featuring explanation
of flrclcNH cooker; July 29, dress
form clans nt home of Mr. II. S. Dart
In Ilend; July 30, offlco day In Ilend.
Dullotln "WANT ADS" Urine Ito
milts Try Them.
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, WHEN IN TOWN STOP WITH US
OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT
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Bend, Oregon
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Local Sales ARont, MILLKlt LUMI1KH t'O.
jUN TO SHOOT FIVE TON SHELLS 300 MILKS
Tlii! Or man'
i- llffth.i" tim
)i 1 1 Ii ilfoppril
i ' ii on I'jfn 4
i ilil4fir0 of lev
foty nnlc. Uilri
into iinimficaiif i
'fore the ncvy
Amrlcjn ii ii
which will i(tol
mi ho iii In or
fthcllt wcIrIiIiir
hvr lorn a iln
i.iikc of MX) unlet
Such .i kuh li.it
not hrcn limit ai
yd. hut in i mini
alurr ilcmouttrn
tioo licforc noted
Amcrlcin Invcic
tori in the tower
I the k r c .1 t
Woolwortlt lluild
irii at New Vork
llic oilier day thu
Ii' lie nun thot
I c r I h u 1 1 c 1 1
Ihrouuh a llircc
'Hurler inch itccl
pliic. 91 shown in
the picture hx-"-rt
declare the
kuii practical
I' i tinokelct
alinott none
- the o n I y
"' l c o III I 11
'ill the impact
c Ii ii I J c t
.i.miiIjI the iterl
1 1 Mine princf-I''-
II lo h: fo.
"''cd in riveting
in ! hint for tlup
coii.truciion
FOUND ANGLING GOOD SPORT
Many Notablei Have Oeen Devotee
of Sport Immortalized Dy
Glr Ixaak Walton.
When rrenldent Hardin;; prepared
Mlnnelf for thu reKpouxlhllltlefi of hit
urent olllce hy HpendliiR n few week
flnhlni; In riorlda he nddeil one more
to the Ions Hit of iiotahlet who have
heen devotees of that fport. It It re
eorditl that Noah wnn not only a D"hI
lioatm.ni, hut n uklllful niiKler u nt-ll.
I.oni; heforn the flinl, and far uuay
In the inlntK of time, there It a Unity
Ionian lecend that Iteluti, miii of Nlm
rod, dlncoveriKl ll.thlnt:. The first nil
tlientlc record of iiiikMiik iippearK uhen
the Lord nnk Jolt: "Can't thou tr-f
out n UbIi with, n hook?" Tlie irrent
Homer ImmortnllT.et tho nrt In the
"Iliad' nnd "Odynsey." Htntlm: that
godlike men, when plnclied for dinner
nhed with crooked hook, and even
dived for oyMern. it wiim I'luto, the
(Jreek phlliKopher. who onoe hiiIiI:
'There lit nothlns; In inmlliu that Ix
nohle. or dnrliiK, or requlrlm; hklll."
("harlemncne. who ilomlunted west
ern Kurope In the elKhlh century, nd
vliioil hli etihjeott to take up the art
of until ni: In order to he content. "I5e
ratiMe." Mild he, "I have never yet
known an nngler who was melan
choly." Hut the crentet tlKhermnn nnd phll
mtopher of motleru tluien Is undnuhted
ly Sir Iiank Walton. In his "Corn
pleiit Atutler" he Indlcntet the pros
rcjis of tlshlin;. pnrtleulnrly on lur
Iiik trout. He had n different color
ed My fur eery ninnth In the year.
UN ImoltH are n nouree of Informa
tion for nil, and It Im heen xnld that
In them n child may wade and the
tnllent clnnt swim. "AiiBllns," ""hi
Iznnk. " U like inathematlc.t. In that
It can never ho fully learned, nt lemt
not no fully hut thnt, there will nlwnys
he room for experiment hy wmie uc
cecdlnp; nncler." Detroit News.
THAT'S THE STORY HE TELLS
Out It Certainly Wat Unfortunate
that the "Tonic" Should Explode
When It Old.
An Indiana manufacturer recently
enjoyed a restful Sunday In tho unlet
of his own home, n steady downpour
of rain kIvIiik every assurance of his
not being disturbed. Hnrly In the eve
ning, however, ho concluded n little
walk would bn benelk-lal, and remem
bering bis wife having mentioned ht
wns In need of another bottle of her
fnvorlto springtime remedy, he donned
u raincoat und braved tho elements.
Pocketing bis purchase, and home
ward bound, be thought to have u look
In on tho evening service nt tho church
of which bo wns n devoted and valued
member. Standing In the rear of the
church, ns there was nn miiiMmlly
Inrgo congregation, bo became much
Interested In thu sermon, when to his
horror there came a terrllle bang, fol
lowed' by n delugo of foam Hying In
every direction ; all eyes were turned
his way nnd the t.ermcin temporarily
discontinued while tliu erstwhile de
vout church member bent his hasty re
trent uutid the laughter of tho entire
congregation, having no opportunity to
explain that be was carrying borne n
harmless bottlo of "tonic" for bis wife.
Cancel Our Tickets, Too.
A iiclentl.it btntes that If wo wero
to visit thu moon wo should ho either
scorched during tho day or frozen to
dentil ut night. That settles It. We
shall not visit tho moon, London
Punch.
Gold Found In Ireland.
The recent' illM-overy of gold In the
strenms of Comity Wcstmenth, Ire
Innd, calls attention to the fact that
the ancient trlheMiieii of thut coun
try must huw been expert metallur
gists. Although not noted as n gold
producing country, Ireland Is one of
the grentest storehouses of antiqui
ties In the world. It Is a literal mine
of personnl ornaments. Implements,
rings, torques and other Celtic an
tiquities. Kemhle observed that,
"with the sole exception of the mu
seums of Scandinavia, there Is scarce
ly one Ktimpean collection which
shows anything like so great a
wealth of enonal ornaments made
of tho precious metal as Ireland." It
Is almost certain that the gold orna
ments found In such nbundance were
made .from the precious metal found
In Irish stream.
KNOWl WILL FWJIIT
fJOKMAN AO A IN SOON
(Irllfy Itrdmond J toy Hfmws Hlgn
of 1'rblnjr llnlllr Hnfn llonnnn
Is Untii iUif 'Ti lilt.
Duffy Knurr, showing tho signs
of bnttlo but still smiling, was In
Ilend Holiday for the first time
slnco tils battle with Kddlo Gorman
at Portland. Ills brother, Kobert
Knorr, was operated on for appen
dicitis hero yesterday, and Duffy
and his mother were here for that
reason.
"I should hare won," Duffy
stated, adding that he made a mis
take In trying to knock out the
Portland fighter. "Ho fights liko
Greek George, and Is about as hard
to hit," ho stated. Duffy wfll bo
matched with Gorman again In the
near future, he. stated last night.
Indefinite.
Wbcn n womou phones her husband
thnt site will see him about five, he
doesn't know whether she means dol
lars or o'clock, but ho surmises that
It's both. Kxchnnge.
Tenor Soloist IteroimnrniN Foley's
John K. West. 272 Morris Ave.,
Trenton, K. J., well known tenor BO'
loist, writes: "I had a very severe
cough and tickling In my throat.
tried Foley's Honey and Tar and was
relieved at once. I can highly tec
ommend Foley's Honey and Tar.'
Good for coughs, colds, croup, hay
fever, asthma. Sold everywhere.
Aar.
MAZAMAS A IIH TO USB
FIKST MOVAIILK CAMP
FiinoiM Hiking flub lo Olir Vp
I'rtfUliorsji AIo Ilend I'ropln
Intllcfl lo Goon Kiprdltlon,
The Central Oregon trip planned
for tho first two weeks In August by
the Manama will be the first outing
spent r (he famous hiking club In
which n morahln camp Is used, de
clared Miss Martha Million, chairman
of the outing committee of tho club,
who arrived here Saturday morning
from Portland to make arrangements
for transportation to Crescent lake.
It will also be the first time, that the
Mazamas have dispensed with pack-
horses, said Miss .S'llleon. It will be
the club's 28th annuat expedition.
Miss Nlllson extended an Invita
tion to Bend hikers who may wish to
accompany the Mazamas on tholr
trip. y
CAMPFIRE SPREADS
OVER HALF AN ACRE
A blaze In the timber at Crescent
lake, caused by the spreading of a firo
left by a careless camper, burned
over halt an acre beforo It was cn
tlngulshed, Supervisor H. L. Plumb,
of the Dechutes National forest, was
advised by phone Saturday.
Advertise .a The Bulletin. It get
results.
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One 7 Inch Baker
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Ono 8 Inch Platter
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Six Soup Plates g
Six Cups and Saucers
One Platter, 8 inch
One fNappy, 7 Inch
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