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T PAGK 2 nK.vn iii'MiKtix, ukxh, oregon, tiu'iihd.w, .ii'i.v i, was pusaj::n:HR:::xa.'BS3nr.m:n What's Doing COMMUNITY DINNER GIVEN AT ALFALFA ALFALFA, July 12. Ono of tho most successful get-together social nlTalrs In tho history of this com munity was hclil on the Fourth at j tho Bolt home In Alfniru. Tho fainl-' lies furnished the chicken pie, sal mis, pie, enko anil Ico cream, whllo bachelors of tho community lirovldeil J hum sandwiches, pickles. coffee, ' sugar, lemonade, four crates of. strawberries, ono crnlo of oranges, ! nnd ctgars. More than GO people enjoyed tho spread. Tho ovenhiK! was spent at cards and dancing. Tho piano for the evening was furnished by Mrs. Jones. Mrs. C. N. Wells, who has been seriously ill. Is convalescing. Mrs. Charles Johnson and clill dren returned from a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl l.indqulst of Powell lJutte, Haying is In full blast. Farmers are saving on hired help by helping each other. William Spencer nnd family arc preparing to go to The Dalles to pick fruit and may seek a pcrma nent location there. Iloo Leonard and family, when last heard from, wero in North Bond, Wash. Mr. Leonard had stood the trip well. Glenn Do Janvier of Terrebonne visited several days In Alfalfa and attended tho picnic at tho lloti ranch. Grandpa Hethorn visited friends In Bend Tuesday and Wednesday llev. George X. Edwards of Walla Walla, representing tho Congrega tional Sunday School society In Ida do, Washington and Oregon, met with tho people at the Alfalfa school house Sunday afternoon and after a lino discourse assisted in organizing a Sunday school. Mrs. Albert Shults was chosen superintendent, with Mrs. Charles Johnson as assistant. Teachers are Mrs. Rolln Hethorn, Miss Elonor Hohensteln and Miss Verna Shults. Miss Shults Is also secretary-treasurer. Accompanying Itev. Edwards was James Price of Portland, manager of the Pilgrim Hoys chorus of 1000 boys. Mr. Price gave a talk that added much to the Interest of tho meeting. Mrs. Eva Braggs and son, Seward, of Bend, were greeting old neigh bors in Alfalfa on the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ruffe and Mrs. Mary Benn accompanied friends on a fishing expedition at Davis lake. Miss Nannie Stoeffler has received word that her brother Charles Is seriously ill In Astoria. Mrs. Anna Little of Powell Butto is cooking for Melvln Crow during tho haying season. The Jolly Neighbors met with Mrs. Horsell July 6. SEWING CLUB HOLDS MEETING AT SISTERS SISTEItS. June 12. A very en joyable day was spent by the mem bers of the Sisters Try club last Thursday at the home of Miss Irel Harrington. The class will meet at the homo of the Misses Thelma and Nellie Zumwalt on the MetoliU3 river on July 20. Mrs. Ed Lelthauser returned from the river, where she has been camp ing, last week and went back to the river Friday. Misses Irel Hurrlngton and Cecile Robbing were In Cloverdale Friday. Mrs. M. Harrington accompanied M. W. Knickerbocker to Bend on Thursday to have some dental work done. The picnic held here the Fourth was enjoyed greatly. The race that was held for the children under six years of ago, was woij by Will Spoo, that for boys under 10 was won by L7nvlai I. i,1.e..1,l.I,in ' h5 axe rebounded and struck him In y:a.l af.e.,wa,?,?. "e bwee..ntho face. His skull was split open " u"",r," J1' i e the center of the forehead down T wfAJnn hi ilarrinLn I through the nose to the upper lip. ZFnnffnZJlXJftfuVSS' a i Tl'ero are chances for his recovery f inn r,a?lom ia,y ,d-J?,a,2 f i.t1: complications do not set in. Icn wero united In marriage June d M Q ., wallenbure ut- wiIi"matdn2h::.1!-- Jt wil' Mr A?i-n i-hJ iin nr m -"n FvJi'Ung at the Lone Pine district last i -k AitlVn? bmSL' MrVf.-aiw7 Kx-Governor West spoke to .M.Jh, t loiv J,SinfT,i vl'leinr,'htl'o settlers concerning Irrlga Ion. S sters schooVlasf Thc vimlc at 1,10 Earl Forre8t ,Ji.i?If nl ,Wt. ma.i. . !t!l aco on the Fourth of July was well It tJ,i,I n, ? J " 6 1 "ttonded. A delicious dinner was ten led to the young couple. i MnPVP(, nm, ,, ,rpnm T., A large number of people from uii.ru nfion.io.i ho ninntn nn (ho Slstcrs attended tho picnic on the Metollus river last Tuesday. Dr. Vincent was a business visitor In Bend ono day last week. Miss Connie Knickerbocker of Bend, spent tho Fourth with her par ents, i Charles Gist was In Bend on busi ness one day last week. G. Edglngton returned to Sisters last week after spending several months In Hood River. Thomas Hnrrison of Cloverdnlo, was In Sisters on business Friday morning, Mr, and Mrs. Ladd and children, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Griffith and family, Mrs. Grngon nnd son, Mr, and n . n-, ...... 1 ... .. .. .1 , T I EdoaVmch er desert, spent tho Fourth In Sisters. N. KImlse and Allen Harrington spent the Fourth at the lakes llsb lng. Sir. and Mrs. Woods spent tho Fourth on the Motollus river. Mr. and Mrs. Vorn Livesay and MI3S Helen Rohv of Plulnvlew. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hartley. Mr. mid Mrs. Vorn Livpsay, Mr. B. Livesay, Mis? Heltn Roby, Mr, Kon noth Ilollowell, Mr. and Mrs. Dal son of Plnlnvtew. attended tho plcnle hero the Fourth. Mrmter Hubert Vun Tassel was In town on tho Fourth. Ray Kaylor spent several days nt hlu homestead last week, taking caro of hU hay. In a recent lssuo It was orrouo ously stated that tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Orewcller had boon under treatment at a sanitarium. Sho ro In The Country ::::m::::n::;:::::Rt::::i:i::::n:::iu:::n:i:::::::::n::isii:. I turned recently from tho vnlloy wlmro (SllO llUS llCOM UttUUdlllg HdlTlOl, her mother states. Misses Clarice. Inos mul hallo Mc Kinney nnd Mrs. Kil Lelthnuscr suc ceeded In climbing lilack hulto lust Monday. Clnrlco uiul Knto will stay on tho but to. Mr. and Mrs. Frank May of Demi, havo moved Into tho Clyde (list house. Mr. May will work on tho now bridge. Kd Spoo hauled tho lumber for tho now bridge ncrnss Squaw- creek. Mr. Fullerton was n business vis Itor In Sisters Saturday from his ranch on Squaw creek Mrs. Howard Hartley and little daughtor, Ruth, visited tho suwlng j class last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Dannls, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hist. Mr. ami Mrs. George McCalister. Misses Hoso nnd ltuth Spoo, Nellie Van Tassel. Glcnnlo Van Tassel and Frank McCalister spent Tuesday on tho Metollus river. George Wilson has reopened tho butcher shop In Sisters. Lynn Wilson and Elmer Graham wore in town last Keek from Suttle lake. CLOVERDALE BALING . IS STARTING EARLY CLOVEIl DALE, July 11. It. M. Doty has the hay balers baling his hay this week. Doty will use tho hay on his construction work on the McKenzIo highway where he will havo it hauled by truck to the lava and taken across from there to his camp with wagons. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Kline returned Sunday evening from their honey moon trip to Portland. They return ed by way of the McKenzIo pass vis iting at tho Doty camp on Lost Creek. .Mrs. Lloyd llougher spent several days In Redmond with relatives last week. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Peck and chil dren and Mrs. Benson from Redmond. were Sunday visitors at C. Corns and H. H. Kllgore's. R. O. Andrews and daughters Louise and Pauline, were business visitors In Bend Monday afternoon. C. Corus Is putting up Tom Ar nold's hay this week. Mrs. Elva Hodson of tho Savoy Cafo. Bend, spent several days visit ing her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Arnold. last week. Mr. Blanchard of Lamonta, and E. M. Peck, real estate dealer, of Red mond, wero In our community on business one day last week. Miss Nellio Van Tassel and Mrs. Blolct McKlnnoy spent Thursday aft ernoon with Louise Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Mears have as guests this week Mrs. Mears' son, Mr. Al McKinney from La Crosse, Wisconsin, and daughter, Mrs. Violet llcmls, and little daughter from Port land. G. F. Cyrus took A. Vanlanduyt to Redmond Monday to have a piece of steel taken out of his eye. Harold Kline took a veal to Bend Saturday evening. CROUP RELIEVED OVER MfSlIT M. T. Davis, leading merchant at Bcarsville, W. Virginia, writes: "A few nights ago one of my patrons had small child tken with croup about midnight. Came to my store and got Foley's Honey and Tar. Before morn ing the child entirely recovered. Be sure to got Foley's Honey and Tar. Sold everywhere. Adv. MAN'S SKULL SPLIT BY REBOUNDING AXE TERREBONNE, July 12. Word has been received from Dallas ot thu serious accident which happened to H. C. Farrar, who was formerly a partner of O. F. Wallenburg In the sawmill business. While ho was cut ting wood with a double-bitted axe, ,v . .. ' v ' evurvono en- na' '"-lui, very warm everyone en- joyed tho shade of the orchard Walter Slackey has returned from tho mountains, where he has been herding sheep for F. L. Wester. Cecil Wurrln and Elmer Water house of Redmond, nre visiting with their sister, Mrs. Harvey Drew, W, F. Mackey and family, Lee Knorr and family, Frank Foote and mother and tho McElfresb family all attended the celebration at Warm Springs on the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. II, Stansbttry and son returned from Portland last week. George Gates Jr., has been helping his unple, Harvey Gates, to put up his hay Air. and Airs. Edgar Barnes and visitors Martha and Mary Waterhouso of Redmond, aro visiting with their wis tor, Mrs. Claude Drew, A birthday party was given at tho B. Rodeslde homo in honor ot Laura Hodosldn'H Kith birthday. A light CATARRHAL DEAFNESS Is grcitly relieved by constitutional treat ment. HALL'H CATARRH MKDICINK in a constitutional remedy. Catarrhal Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed con dition of the mucous lining of the Kusta clilan Tube. When tills lube Is Inflamed you hi-ve a rumbllnc sound or Imperfect hearing, and when It Is entirely closed, Deafness Is tho result. Unless tho In flammation can be reduced, your hearing ruav ho destroyed forever. HAI.L'B CATARRH MEDICINE nets through the blood on the mucous surfaces of the sys tem, thuu reducing the Inflammation and asslttln? Naturo In restoring normal con ditions. Circulars free. All Druggists. J', J, Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohttr. Sounds Death Knell I Dr. Maurice C Hall ot the Depart ment of Agriculture, after many experi ments has discovered that the hookworm can lie killed in the lower animals by carbon tetrachloride lie will soon be in a position to announce the method of treat ment that will rid human beings of the health-destroying parasite which has been so prevalent In the country. The dis covery is regarded as one of. the highest importance. Statisti cians figure that the elimination of the hookworm will in crease the prosperity and productivity of the South tremen dously. fl I was was.' lunch ot Ico cream and cake served. Some oxci'llcut mimic enjoyed. O. F. Wnlleuburg mado u trip to his Coon Crook sawmill and returned with a lurge load of lumber. Gertrude and Muu Wnlleuburg and Laura Itodcsldo ramped for a few days up near the Wiillunburg saw mill at Grizzly. FARM HELP NEEDED AT POWELL BUTTE POWELL BUTTE, July 12 lug Is on In full blast at Powell Butto and every rancher is hunting for men. Wages are good and feed Is good ut nary stupped at Mllllcnn ranch over Powell Butto, but help Is scarce. . mKht Saturday. Hu had been hunt Marlon Cook has been onjoylng a g a chestnut mnro for a week. visit from his brother of Portland. Stovo llreun motored to Bond Bat Mrs. Robert White who has spent urday uvenlng with friends. some time visiting with her daughtur, Dan Broon Is planning to leave for T ril.n. n...l .....11.. Infl .... . . Sunday evening's train on her re- turn trip. Sho will visit with rela tives at Madras, Tho Dulles and Port land before going to her homo at Brownsville. Miss M Initio Allen has been visiting in Portland with her sister. Miss Jano Allen. She expects to drlvo up fromj Portland accompanied by Miss Jano who will spend her vacation on tho farm of her brother, Herman K.I Allen. I Miss Hazel Bayer Is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. I Bayer. I .Miss Lota Sliobort is ut tho J. A. Rlggs home to remain thu rest ot tho summer. I Master Orwln Rlggs ot Prluovlllo. is visiting at his undo J. A. Rlggs' U07r. and Mrs. Claude Crist audi children wero guests at tho Wurz-' weller ranch Monday evening. Mrs. Ike Mills of Paulina, has been visiting her duughlcr, Mrs. Arthur Wurzweller. nnd family, this week. Ogden Mills Is helping his brother-in-law, Arthur Wurzweller, put up his hay. Ogden is a U. of O, innu and Is enjoying his vacation. Miss .Margaret Falco of Tacoma. Is spending his vacation on tho farm of her grandfather, B. Mauceau. MILLICAN SHEEPMEN DIP A SECOND TIME MILLICAN, July 12. brothers have finished Tho Breen tho second of, the Hookworm dipping of their sheep, Tho sheep have had their first dipping. Mrs. Mary L. Rosin had two big unto trucks of lumber hauled out i Saturday. She Is planning to com-; plote her now residence this summer: it possible. Mr. Ilnrnle Slmonson of Hour Crook, motored Into Bond on July a to celehrato. MIhh Mary Holland rodu horseback to call on friends hero Monday. W. A. Rutin called on his relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graffuuburger, Sunday. i Miss Clara Gruffonburger Is Tucov-Hay- erlng from a week's Illness. Con llroeu and Mr. January called on tho Rosins Sunday forenoon. Jan j. Connolly and Con Breen motor - cd to Bend on business .Monday. Mr. Ill eon's pump got out of order! and tho Breen sheep worn watered 1 at Mrs. Mary L. Rosin's ranch before I tnnvlni- fur Crnnu Prnlrle for the B,mnier. Charles Graffonburger Is planning t oporate tho Breen pump during tliolr iiusonco, It Is reported. uart Davis, accompanied by Mr Joseph Holland, motored to Mllllcnn Sunday to tako Miss Mary Holland mck homo. Miss Holland Is a Bond high school student and bus been ,oru visiting friends during her va- ttlon. . HAYING IS RUSHED AT PLEASANT RIDGE PLEASANT RIDGE. July 11. Haying Is on In full swing In this iinlplilinrliimil most of llio farmers having started to cut tho day after, thu Fourth. Indications nro that tho yield will bo good. I Alfred Mlkkolsen and Oswald Ped-I 'orson rulled at the V. W. Jensen home near Deschutes on Snniluy. M I Dr. Jordan of Maryhlll, Wash.. Is hero visiting at the homo of Dr and ; Mrs. A. M. Petty for n short tlmo. i Dr. Jordan has been pastor of sov- ernl or tho largest churches on tho coast hut on account of III health was forced to glvo up that work and for tho past 10 years has been on gaged In farming. Hu owns a flno No War Tax Is Charged On Diamond Tires It is Now Being Absorbed by the Manufacturer Diamond Tire Users Get Satisfaction Along With Mileage The Diamond Tire does not give its mileage values in adjustments that carry, constant worries and tire trouble. Thc mileage is given in the original tire purchased. AH Diamond Tires carry a mileage guarantee as a safeguard to customers, but seldom docs a used ever have cause to ask for an adjustment. frull farm nt Muryhlll. Mr, nnd Mm. O. N. Audiirmiu worn Hmstness visitor-it In Itodmmid Mon day nfloi'iiniin, Antomi Ahlstrmn was In Ilmid mi. Monday. Mis. John W. Gray and daughter returned t their homo at Hhuvllit lllxon camp on Wednesday imirnliiK uftiir vlHltlnit fin- it fow days at thn homo of .Mr. mid MlH. W. II. (liny. Mrs. V. II. Ilulchlns, Mrs, lourgi Huberts mill hiiii until, spent a coupio of dn-K I ho first of tho week at But tle laid" (Hell l.owli of Deschutes. Ik work ing for (). K Anderson ami II. T. MII(l(il!Mu dining haying, Mis, Smith and son uiul Fred .Moollng of liond, worn eiillms In this iiolghhurhnnil on WoiHiesduy. Rasmus Peterson. Mrs, Cathiirlni' Johniisoii, Mr. ami Mrs. II. T, Mlk holsun mid sou Alfred, Antono Alii Hti'om mul Miss llllinu Nelson spout tho 4th at Huttlo Lakn, Mrs, A. R. Toaliir was shopping In Redmond Moiiday uftornnoii. Horn, to Mr. mul Mrs. Ed Hwalloy on Tuesday morning. July I, n daugh ter, ut thu .Mountain View hospital In Bond. Mrs, O. E, Anderson and Alfred mimiiiii I.,.,,-., in i)nutinttiiM Wed nesday evening to do some trading. Mrs, A M, Potty was a lli'nd shop per on Friday. The II. M. Doty ami Geo, (lutes- families of Koiltmniil. weio rollers at tho homo of Mr and Mrs, J. W. (.'. , been on Thursday evening. Mrs. O, E, Anderson was n caller 'at the (', M. Rndfluld homo In Bond ' mi Thursday evening, I Tho water In tho Swalloy ditch was Hhut off for a coupio of days the last iilr Hut wook to inpalr a break near (ho William Alt plaro. It was turnt-it In again Saturday. W. J. Shannon wont to Redmond on Saturday after sumo lumber, Mrs. Alfred I'edorson wont to Bond on Saturday, Hhc rodu up with Wll- llo Peterson, Mr. and Mrs, 0, E. Anderson at tended thu show In Bond on Sunday evening. WAS Tlt()t'lll.i:t AT NIGHT Painful nuoylug bladder wokuoss usually Indicates kidney trouble. So do backrhe, rhoumtlsiu, sore, swol len or stiff muscles or Joints. Such symptoms have been relieved by Fo ley Kidney Pills, Henry Rudolph, Carnil. III., writes: "Since taking Fo ley Kidney Pills I sleep all night without getting up." Sold every where. Adv. ! IAYVI'jK imllJdrj IiI'jIS) NEW 'PHONE IHNE l.nU'lMJ IlimKH-' lnlv If) Mr. vrnn it p. riiiviunri.r Huh Stndlg."3ack Moore, and It. S. Towno ru Installing thu now tolophuiio lino for Lower Bridge Tolephonu Co. I Thu Lower Bridge community held a Fourth of July picnic on Ihol Holmes lawn. An excellent dinner was served with Ico cream and loin onndo for all. Poto Monarch wns u business call er In Redmond Monday, Mr. anil Mrs, Jake Book, Mrs. Par roll, Mr. and Mrs, LohsIo Monlleth, Mr. and Mrs, Gils Kludlg. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Foster, Miss Marguaret fl.l I Ml.,- t..lfM 111111 .iiii.'-iiiiiiii hiiii ..iii.li rfiiiiu iiiiiitiiiiB.iii iiruiili'llti .uominy. spent the Fourth at tlio summit. Jurry GroszkriiKor is riding for the Odin Falls Cattle Co, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Chapman, Frank Chapman, A B. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Williams and family, Frank! Chumborlln and Charllo Hlcock spent! tint Fourth on tho DchcIiuIcs. j Mr. and Mrs, Rod Foster motored1 to Redmond Friday. Mrs. Penlnnd from Greenville, Tunn., Is visiting her nloce, Mrs. Rod Foster handy Scott's ryo Is making a heavy growth. It Is expected to thrash over 20 bushels. The Black Butto ditch hroko Sat urday on Jnko Book's place with a full head of water causing consider able damn go. Ride on Diamond Tires and Forget Tire Troubles Bend Hardware Co. Mr. Itnsu, government trapper, Is ramping mi tliu I'm roll plum trap ping for coyote and nits, Mi-, mid Mrs, George Knlmils of IIiiiiiI, nro visiting Ml', mid Mrs. Her nun Gluvoiigor. Mis, (I. It, I, mill mid iliiugliloi-, Minn A, I. mill, from Hoc I Rapids, Iowa, mo vlslllng Mis. It, tl, Towno. Mrs, I, mlil Is Mrs. Tnwiio's uiollior Mr. mid Mrs, .1. South from )i mi vii, spout Monday on llii'lr ranch hero. Ml k Francos Nowlmll ninio linnm Thursday from sight -seeing In Urn valley. NEWS ITEMS FROM DESCHUTES HOMES II:H(!IIIITI:H. July ll.-Wadi. Hhnrt of HosrlmtoM, was u business caller In Bond on Monday. Mrs, It. L, Thiirslou of Deschutes, was a visitor at thu ('. W. Nelson ioiiio ,-Mouuuy Waller Luwo niailit a business tilp to Bond on Mondny, W. M. Cooloy Is very III this week. Mr. Nolsou will put up his hay. Mrs. I). I). Hlmiton and Mrs. (I. M. Molten of Doschlitos, wore Bond cull A ors Wednesday. . Mr. Davis of Bond, was aAisllor at tho H. Dolling ranch Tiioxduy. K. DoliIng Jr. was u luminous culler al the ('. W. Nelson homo Tuesday ('. V. Nolsou of Dimrhutos, was it business caller In lloml on Wednes day. Mr. and Mrs, Holmoit of Tutualo. worn business callois In Bond on Monday. O. W. Nelson and sou llownril. It are helping W. E. Cooloy put up lit jilfnlfa hay. Mrs, W, I. owe and children wore visitors al the E. M. Hwulloy homo on Thursday. .Miss (leuovlovo Nelson was a tin Itor at tho S, llobllug homo TIium day. Miss Kathoilno Kodfluld of lloml. was n visitor In Deschutes Thursday uvenlng. Mrs, I). D, Stanton anil Mrs. C V Nelson and Mrs, Tweodt of TuuiaV'. wore Illiniums callers In Bond on Monday, Fred Wallace of Ttimulo, made u business trip to Bond on Monday i. ... . t..i.i... i. ..... .. ",. . iiur in mo n. itruiiiH iiuiun murn ployod at the SI. Charles lioipltal. spent thu Fourth at her homo In Des chutes, Many farmers havo started to cut their nlfalfn hay hi this neighbor hood. Mrs, W. Lown was a visitor ut tho V. W. Solum home Monday evening G. M. Ilollon of Dimchules, wa a business nil I or nt the K, Dohlng ranch Friday, S. Bulling and ilaiinlilor Cliottn. wero husliions callers In I In ml IV day Mrs. O, M. Molten of IKrhuto was a hualnoK caller In Bond Friday Wadu Short of Deschutes, was it business caller In Bond on Saturday Edith Swalloy was a visitor in Tiimalo Saturday. Mrs. S. DobliiK nml little sou 1 1 Dosrhulcs. worn business cullers in Bend on Monday. Mrs. G. M. Molten and Mrs. M- NlKht and llttlu diiughtor Tholma of Deschutes, wero luminous call ,.. I t.. DEMENT WILL HEAD RAILWAY COMMITTEE Floyd Domtilit was elected clin.' . man of thu Bond Commercial club ' railroad rommllleo at last week n meeting J P. Heiiuossy roprosoiitoit The Sliovlln-MUon Company, uiul Georgn Parkins the Brooks-Sennit u Lumber Co, Thu study of the Iran portutlon problems of Central Ore gon, In connection with propom-il railroad development, was begun
