IRISH I Kt IN ".MOI,M
KYIWNOLKD" AMI' WHS HTAIl.
I m filming "Molly Untangled.'- iti"
jjtpsi I'nrnniount production starring
Vivian Martin, the company had the
tlnir of their Uvea and It Is aafe to
Mv thai thorn was more brogue and
j,or,. Irish anerdotea acattered
round the staid old atudlo than ever
was thn follewing: she MM QaJ nwar
ri'l between Um t- families remind
ed lior of the two Irishmen who llwil
rlc b side. One owned a paarli treo
which had n branch growing over In
to the neighbor's yard. The owner
accused hta neighbor of stealing the
lii-aihes hut was sent scuttling back
to his own yard by a well directed
shower of "Irian confetti" from the
Ss
mil
before in its existence. The bitter
fueil between the Barrys and the
O'Maras was a continual source of
jnosement to the fun-loving actors.
Harrison Ford. Miss Martin's lead
inK man. and the little atar heraelf
kept the company in gales of laugh
ter. One of Miss Martin's stories
neighbor. Vowing to get vcn, that
ntglit he climbed out onto the branch
and sawed it completely off, fulling
and breaking both legs In the process.
"Molly Untangled." n typical Irish
production Is to appear at the Liberty
Thcatro on next Wednesday, May 21.
CHFAr
KtHIII WILL
COMB XO MoltK.
City bosses who are waiting for
15-cent eggs and 30-cent butter and
40-rent corn and 25-cent bacon, so
that they can cut wages to the pre
war level, are due for a long, long
wait.
Do you know what kept food prices
low in this country for 50 years?
It was the farmer with the strong
bark and the weak head.
What gave townsmen 5-eent a quart
milk for 20 years?
Hordes of farmers, not dairymen,
who were willing to bury their nose
Id the flank of a cow for five hours
before the rest of the world yawned.
And bury said nose for a bare liv
ing. What gavi u.s 25-cent corn?
A horde of farmers, and their sons,
and often their daughters, who were
willing to work from dawn to dusk
In the fields, regardless of what their
harvest might bring.
The farmers, until recently, con
sidered it their Job to raise all the
foodstuffs they could, whether they
broke even or not was quite immat
erial, so long as their fields bore as
rigorously as did those of their
neighbors!
In short, it was a countryside pride
to work your head off because your
neighbor did, and to leave the ques
tion of your reward to the city buy
ers, and commission men, and pack
ers. Novor again, for the American far
mer. If the city worker has woke up,
and the returning soldier Books the
way to Independence, the American
farmer has been twice stirred.
The war taught him that, instead
of merely being a born slave, destin
ed to sweat for sweat's sake, he was
the backbone of the nation.
And we can discover no reason
why the farmer shouldn't receive
decent compensation.
No reason why he, alone of the
world's workers, should do 16 hours
a day with Sundays besides.
No reason why his investment and
labor should not receive the duo per
centage of profit that every other
business and effort demands and
f.'et i.
He'll get what Is coming to him,
or a number of us will not eat with
the regularity that appears to be an
established custom with the average
eater.
what we menu '
The northern part of Ireland was
(olonli'.ed hundreds of years ago by
settlers from Scotland. Thy have
preserved to a groat degree the habits
and qualities of their ancestors. Kven
the names have survived. McOovnrns,
McCoys and McDermotts reveal their
origin in their prefixes. A McCormack
is of a different stock from that of an
O'Connor.
The Scotch are essentially a race
of ambitious tollers. Th' f are not
ably a nation of machinists. Nearly
every marine engine room on thn
ocean contains a Scotchman.
What wonder, then, that the north
of Ireland is dotted with wealthy
manufacturing town? And what
wonder that the south of Ireland
wants to help divide the income?
The south of Ireland contains the
same stock that came there two
thousand years ago, rolnforcod a
little, perhaps, by the British, or Cel
tic rnces who find thither when the
Scandinavian . and Gorman Saxons
made their conquests. They have
preserved till today too much of thn
conditions that existed then. The
northerners decided to do otherwise.
The Irish population Is as complex
as the Irish question. Without crit
icising the qualities of the southern
ers, one of which an Intense love of
freedom shows how high they can
rise, we must concede that they have
not made thnlr end of the island a
counterpart of the north in Industry
or wealth, although they have exactly
the: same political prlvllges. and more
than the same political representa
tion as any othor citizens of the Brit
ish dnplrc. Which are facts to he
borne In mind when we undertake to
determine offhand ull the Irish prob
lems that we have not yet begun to
understand.
HER(J
HANK DGNS
PUY TOGS AGAIN
, BIAVAKO
The following animals have stray
ed from my place: One two-year old
and one three year old heifers brand
ed with XB bar; one Roan Durham
bull with the Brad Moss brand:
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Other cattle branded with 11 ,'
marked overblt in each ear, may alao'
be found away from my range in
Sunset and in such case I shall pay
a reward for information leading to
their recovery. C. V. Reed, Narrows,
Oregon.
O'Connor & Carter
For f rent! fruits and
vegetable.
Famous Delicious Apples
Special prices on ton lots.
W can alao supply you with
Fresh Meats
Coal and Wood
Grain and Baled Hay
PboneC-tF
Bams Hotel BaUdlng
WRAY'S AUTO STAGE
All Touring Cart
Leaves Burns Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
Leaves Bend Monday, Wednesday, Friday, ..Sunday
Pare Burns to Portland via Crane with bprrh
llnnk" Oowdy (he first big
leafcua ball player to quit the
rame and get into the war Is
ck in play togs again Itegnrd-
of how well he can play this
..i lloslon Brave fans welcomed
tie li hero of former world series
play in a way befitting his plunge
t the very outbreak of war to
help Uncle Ham win -Hank'' en-
llttled with the llainbow dough
bey
S. DAK. SENATOR GUNS
FOR BOLSHEVIKS
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We hear so much about the free
dom, of Ireland or rather the lack
of It that it la well to lie certain
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BRiGGS AUTO WOOD-SAW Attachment
On mn cuU IB canias 2 maa. SB card.
Goes Anywhere Any Auto.
BRIGGS k BURPEE CO. be. Iioiuctortr.
Zn Hawthorn Av . 1'urtland.
Sand for Infomatlon and llluatiatad Circular
rrh 2.'J.1
.rth flij.ir,
Fun? BiiniH to Portland via Bend with b
Ship Perishable Goods, Express and Fast Freight
via Bend in Our Care
FARE. $10.00 SO lbs. baggage free
HEADQUARTERS AT REED RROS.
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Some bavni2. o-vc iusc
Good Judge
You men are saving
every cent you can. You
ought to know that this
quality tobacco costs less
to chew not more!
You take a smaller
chew. It gives you the
good tobacco taste. It
lasts and lasts. You
don't need a fresh chew
so often.
THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW
fut up in two styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
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Senator Thomas Sterling: of
South Dakota Is Kunntnx for bl I
shevlks He will father a bill In
the next coneress asking that n
loval aliens be deported wttbMI
trial If caught participating In
revolutionary riots, to prohibit
tie- red flag, rnd censorship I f
lltoratura which preaches Ciatoi
a!;y
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
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Make the
Burns
Garage
your headquarters
during
Chautauqua Week
June 24-25-26-27-28-29
Range Horse
AUCTION
at South Omaha, Nebraska
FIRST SALE JUNE 16-17
FRANK SNYDER and BILLY WALKER
Horse and Mule Salesmen
CHRIS HUGHES, Stable Foreman
I. C. GALLUP
Mgr. and Auctioneer
A. H. CARLEY, Bookkeeper
I. C. Gallup Horse & Mule Commission Go.
South Omaha, Nebraska
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Special Horse Train Leaves Crane, Oregon on June 8
Fair prices are expected, and we would like the
support of the Eastern and Central Oregon horse
raisers in order to establish a good market for the
range horses.
We have had Billy Walker in the southeastern
states for the past several weeks and will keep him
among the buyers during the month of May. He
has the promise for many good buyers for our first
sale.
As horses willjbe mostly purchased by southern
buyers, would advise shipping fillies and mares aged
from four to six, weighing from 1050 to 1300 lbs.
As I have had several years experience and as
sociation with squthem buyers, I believe I have an
opportunity to make some of the best possible sales
for Harney County horse raisers for the present sea
son. Will come to your ranches and cut your horses
to best selling sort. Phone, write or see me for fur
ther particulars, as all consignments should be in by
June 1 on account of ordering the necessary cars.
Smith Crane, Burns, Oregon
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