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. OltKUON III INK THAI.N
Arrlvuit 7:1'0 ii. in.
1 .(Ml V( V ). 111.
O.-W. It. M S. 1 HA I.N.
Arrlvug 7: 3D p. in,
Umviw . .'. 7:2B a. m.
. AUTO HTA;i: I. INK HOI Til.
' l.onvoa 8 : 4 r a, in.
Arrlvui 5 i. m.
Al'TO 1,1 NKH,
Cum lo lluriiH, Kort Kliiinntli
Kurt Hock. Hllviir l.uko and
ollmr puluta no u til anil nouth
tOHl.
I'OHT OITICK IIOI'KH.
' Oomirnl dnllvnry opou dully
8:90 n. in, to l) p. in.
' No mall dlNtrlliulnil cm Sunitny.
Night train until donna . 117
Day trnln mall donna 0:30 . in.
TlXKtJKAI'll HOt'ltH.
Wealorn Unlim dully 7 n. m. tp
V p. in. Hiinduy und hollilnya
8-10, 4-0.
TKI.KI'IIOXR IIOI'ltH.
raclflc TdI. & Tul. Co. 2 4 hour
orvli'ii, InnludlnK Kundity.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TOIIAVH TKMPKIlATt'llKH
Miixtiiium, 4 0 ili-Kn-i'N; minimum.
3 ili'Krvcii.
I,. A. Hunt wiia In tlw rliy ycatitr
diiy fnnii l.uwiir flrlclK".
Kn in Kliler tma flli-l on a liouiit
ti'iul near llar Crunk tin ((.
llonry Clow, of I'rliiKVllln ,Ih aa
alalliiK In lliu o(fl of II. (.'. Kills.
I'uul l.on'C of Itmlmtiml, vlal(m)
mlili frlmula In Ilnml earllur In the
wi'i'k.
C. M, KmlNHil, und Cluudu Mc
(,'uulcy, nt l)irliuti, uro In tha city
on bunlm-aa.
Mia. Hlurdlvun nnd duimlitor, Crya
tul, or Kndiiiond, wuru vlaltora wltli
rlutlva und frluiula lioru Hunduy.
Mra. UnorKii (lilmca li ft thla morn
1 ii K for Thornton, WuiihliiKton, tor
n vlalt with frlnmla und rolutlvua.
Itiilnli Jordan, of I'rlni'Vlllii, foiin
ly irnuuurnr of Crook iioiinly, wiih u
buiilimaa vlHltor In Hid city liiat ii IK lit
MIhh llllu MoiHit, who la toiidiliiK
lit Koran KIiIko, Nimt Hunduy with
hnr nurunlH In tho north purl of tlio
i:lly.
F. H. Hliinli'y, of I liu HIiuilcy-BwHll
l.tiiiilitT Co., unlvi'il In lliind luat
i lie lit on lila wuy to Ii In lunch nour
llOIU.
Iloh Mnwcllyn Inft yiiHtiTiluy for
llorau l.iiku, lo look uflcr lila atrliik
or triipa, ' ll'i xm:la to l) koiiu for
tint ih'XI two moiillia.
Krlmida of Mlaa (Jludya llruiidnii-
titirK Iihvu rnevlvud unnouncoinunta
of Ii or icruduulion from tho Kugoiio
h Ik ! ai'hool ut tliu mid-term.
Mr. und Mia. Cliironoo Muiintitiliiinr
lull thla morning for CIiIibko wlmru
limy will vlalt with rolutlvna und
will lutiir vlalt In NVw Orloaiia.
Mr. and Mra. J. 1. ! left thla
inornliiK on u tixlnmlml tour In tlio
until. They may tuku a trip to Culm
linfiira thulr ruturn vlu Mlnncupolla.
C. II. Iioratlno rutunu'd thla morn
Ink from Hlnllu, Null., wheru lid waa
lulled anvnrul wiieka uko on uecount
of the auddun duulh of Ilia father
County Clerk J. II. Iluner IWt
IliHt nlKllt fur Hulem, culled there on
(.utility dlvlaon tnuttera by u loli-Krum
from I Hut r li t Attorney II. II. lo
Ariuuiid. Mra. K. A. Turin and children ar
rived In llund thla inornliiK from
KuKeiio to tuuke Ihelr home hero.
Mr. 1'iirln la munuker of thii llend
Theutrii.
Bend in Brief
DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them Here.
. y. llliUK hard, county roinmln-
aloner of Crook county, wua In Ilend
today for tho purpoau of tukliiK back
lint Crook county cur formerly uaed
by ex-Comiiilalonor II. J. Overlurf.
Hhlrley Iluck. of tho dlatrlct for-
entera office lu Portland, who has
been here for tho luat two duya con-
rerrlud with Hupervlaor W. u. liuat
Inxa. or Ilia Demhiltea Nulloual for
est, left thla mornliiK for I'rlnovllle.
TODAV.
lulled ArllHiuiN, l.iibor Temple,
H:00 p, in.
K. or l' Hnlhcr'a Hull, HAH) p. in,
TlllltHIIAV.
A. T. & A. M., MumoiiIc Hull, M:00
p. in.
Mi Mine lliinoiii'l, lllpiMMlroino, ft
p. in.
I'ltllM V.
Hlievllii-lllon vs. HriMikn HMreon
IIohIIiik, 'ariiKMly ulleys, ft p. m.
ItclMM knli I.imIkc, Hal her' s Hull, H
p. HI.
V. (. W Council CIiuiiiImi-m, 8
p. in.
(.'oIIcko Men's lwtliiK, ('anilvuj
Cliumliers, O'Kuoc IIuIIiIIiik, H p. in.
II. II. H. vs. It. II. H. nt IUmIiiioiiiI,
H p. ni.
HATl'ltDA V.
I'eophi Mass Mei'llllK lo DImuss
Kami loan Hyslem, Council IUmiiiis,
O'Kane lllil p. in.
HL'XDAV.
I'l-eacliliiK Htrvlren III all churches,
nioriiliiK unil evening.
Mt).M)AV.
I. I. . I'., Hallicr's Hall, H p. in.
Tt'KHDAY.
.M. W. A., Hullier'a Hall, H p. m.
Ilend llullelln vs. Murlln it ( ash-
man, IIowIIiik, ( arnuMly Alleys, H
VKIXKHI)AV.
K. of l' Lalbcr's Hull, N p. m.
Grovo, arrived In the city last nlKht
und la atoppliiK at the Wright hotel.
i. Itobertaon, of Beattlo, la In the
city and la making headquarters at
thu I'llot Dutte. .
WILL SELL $100,000.00
WORTH OF OLD BOOKS
Volume I'n.in HuntliiKton Library
are HcIiik KnKi-rly Houxlit
lly ( illis:lors.
(By United Vrm n Th Dally Hullrtln)
NKW VOItK, Jan. 24. Tho late
Collla P. HutitliiKton'i nephew, Hen
ry B. IIuutlHK(oii, who married his
unclu'i widow and who has spent
threo of tho 60 million dollars the
railroad baron left him, for rare
booka, will anil $100,000 worth of
duplicate volumes at auction at the
Anderson galleries here, today and
tomorrow,
Huntington possesses probably the
moat remarkable and valuable li
brary In the country and one of the
finest In the world. ' It Is believed
that before he has done, his collec
tions will he unrlvallftd hv thai of I
any collector, past or present.
Huntington bought a million dol
lars' worth of books from the Hoe
collection alone. He paid half a
million cash for the Duke of Uenven
shlre's library and has bought a
dozen other world famous collec
tions from which ho has skimmed
the cream and disposed of the bal
ance. He employs a small army of j
cataloguers and assistants and spends
a fortune annually for the care of
his books.
It Is believed that Huntington In
tends to center his main collection I
at his homo In Uoa Angeles.
AT THK HOTKI.H.
reg-
n. Webster, of Portland, Is
Isterud at the Wright hotel.
K. I). Preacolt, of Seattle, Is a bus
iness visitor In lie n (I who Is stopping
at tho Wright.
A. G. 1.0HK. I). M. 8atterfleld. L.
A. Karley and B. Kontalne, of Port
land, are registered at the Pilot Dutte
hotel.
J. K. Dougherty, of Chicago, Is a
guest at the Pilot, liutte.
Mrs. C. II. Tlnggott, of Redmond,
was at the I'llot liutte luat ngiht.
C. C. Westerhouao. of Cottage
U. OF W. GRAPPLERS
WORK HARD FOR MEET
. SEATTLE, Waah., Jan. 24. In
splto of hard examinations, student
wreatlors or tho University of Wash
ington are hard at work today get
ting In shape for the big meet with
the Oregon Aggies at Corvallls, Feb
ruary 23. The squud is short a good
13&-pounder, but this gap will be
filled If Talbot returns to school
next month. lioulton will represent
Washington at 115 pounds and East
erbrook will probably grapple for his
school at 126.
WHY SO MUCH BUYING and BUILDING IN
RIVER TERRACE
JUST ACROSS RIVER OPPOSITE NEW HOTEL
Because nowhere else in Bend can you buy
a desirable lot (50 x 110) SO CLOSE IN
for only $:K)0. Easy terms.
HARRISON LATHAM COMPANY,
Sales ylgenli
WEATHERBIRO'
MCE
run Douau roi)
300 PAIRS ALL SIZES
LOWEST PRICED SHOES
For Boys' Just Unpacked
MAYER HOXORBILT
Mule Skin, Gun Metal, Blucher & Button
PETERS WEATHERBIRD-
Elk Skin, Gun Metal, 9 in. Hi Tops.
WASHINGTON HI TOPS-Black and Tan
$2.00, 2.25, 2.50, 2.75, 3.00, 3.50,
3.75, 4.00
DRY GOODS SATHER'S SHOES
FURNISHINGS
II
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Extra Votes mm
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For Dodge Car are I
Dodge Car Purchased
Agents
Second Prize,
Decreasing
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Each Subscription
Doubles Schedule on
Receipt Book From
Jan. 25 to Feb. 8
from and Guaranteed by the Bend Garage Company,
for Deschutes County, Bend, Oregon.
1-- Piece Bedroom Suite
Purchased from and Guaranteed by Thompson Furniture Company, Bend, Oregon.
Third Prize, Victrola
Purchased from and Guaranteed by the Reed & Horton Drug Company, Bend, Oregon.
Bend Bulletin
Third Prize ijjJE3V TTFl
in The ri?! ' A .
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