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OltKUON Tit U Mi THAIS
Arrlvoa m.
l.ouves 9 i. in.
O.-W. II. N. TltAI.N.
Arrives 7:35 p. m.
Leaves 7:211 . in.
auto hta;k link HOUTH.
Loaves B:4& u. m.
Arrive 6 p, in.
AUTO I.INK8.
Cnr (o lliirnii, Kurt Klumutli
yoH Hook, Hllvor Luke mid
' ottiur points aoutb and no ii Hi
east.
I'OHT OI'TH'H IIOI'IIH.
General delivery upu dally
8:30 n. m. to 0 l. in.
No in nil distributed on Butidiiy.
NlKlit train mull closes 8:11
Day trnln wall closes : 30 a. in.
TKIiKOHAI'll HOUHH.
t Western Union dully 7 a. in. to
9 p. m. Hunduy nnd holidays
8-10. 4-.
TKI.Kl'IIONK IIOl'ltH.
Puolflo Till. & Tel. Co. "i hour
aervlre, InclmlliiK Hiindoy.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TOIIAVH TKMPKItATlHKH
Muilinuin, 49 degrees; minimum,
8 dun roes.
It. Ciita ha returned from a bus
liitmn trip to Portland.
Mis Iluth llayley, of Tumulo, was
n vlMltor In tlio city yesterday.
Kil. II. Keano In upending tlio day
vlaltliiK at the K. 8. Stanley ranch.
William Vandnvort rturnod to
Ilend IunI nlKht from u two day trip
to I'rlneVlllo. v
I..10 Keller, Hvulion Kelter, and
Clifton I. Evuiih, or Mlllliuii, were
vlsltora lust ulKlit In the i lly.
Joseph Hiiillh U In I'ortluud thla
week from IiIh home iieur llend, to
nlli'iid the OrnKoii-WuahliiKtoil KUtb
erhiK of Hie Hhrlunrs.
I'll II III llionks, of Vuneouvor, II.
t'.. owner of Him new IMIot Untie
Inn, U In the city today, Inspection
the progress heliiK made on the new
hulldluK.
SKKIII.M HAI-T 11.111 MKKTH.
Mm. -John Nely wuh the hostess
Wednesday uriei'lioiiii ul a plimsuut
moetliiK of the Needlecruft club.
Kueiils present lieliiK Mrs. Homer
Itayiniiu and Mra. O. (JHinandHoii. At
the elnso of the artiirnoon, dulnly
refreshments were served. I
VERNON A. FORBES, JR.,
IS IN, LEGISLATURE
Court ' Kstendril Ilend Hepresent
ullve's VouiikHT Hume luy tlio
DeM'liulea County Itlll Pusses.
HAI.KM, Or., Jun. 20.- (Hpeelnl.)
When a notable guest or aome
relative of a member Ih preaeul In
the vlaltora' surtlon of the Houho of
Itepreseiitullves, It In ruslomury for
u member to move that the courte
sies of the floor be extended to Mm
or her.
"Mr. Speaker,',' I'lowden Btotl, of
Multnomah, boomed out the other
day, KltliiK Speaker Stuufleld's at
tention. "I move that tlio courtesies
of the House be extended to Vernon
A .Korbea, Jr., and to Mrs. Korbea."
"If there la no objection . . ."
aald the Hpeaker. There waa none.
"The courtesy of the House la ex
tended to Mr. Korbea, Jr."
Thereupon Joe Blnicor, aerReant-
ut-arma, escorted Mra. forties ana
the Infant ion of the ilend repre
sentative, to a seat beside Mr. Korbea,
well up at tho front, which win the
first Daddy Korbea knew of this In
itial vlslt'of Ills offspring to the halls
of hla father's political achieve
ments,
"Oucss the kid's coming brought
luck," grinned Korbes. Kor Vernon,
Junior, made his first uppeuranco on
tho floor tho day tho Deschutes Coun
ty bill passed tho Mouse with a
Ihrec-to-one favorable voto.
Bend in Brief
DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll Fin J Them litre.
TODAY.
A. T. H A. M., MiihohIc Hull, 8:00
p. in,
.Moose HuiKiuet, Hippodrome, 8
p. in,
I ItlllAV.
HhcvlIn-HUoii .vs. HrM)ks-Hcanloii,
Howling, CuriiiiMly alleys, 8 p. in. ,
Helmckuh IxmIko, Hulhcr's Hull, 8
p. in.
W. O. W Council Lumbers, 8
p. in.
CoIIcko Men's Meeting, Council
CliuiiilK-rs, O'Kuno llulldlnu, 8 p. m.
II. II. H. vs. It. II. H. at lUxliuonil,
8 p. III. . ,
8ATIHDAY.
People Mass slis-tlng Ui Discuss
Farm liuu Hyslem, Council Itooms,
O'Kane llldg., 1:80 p. in.
HLNDAY.
Pri-urlilng services In all churches,
iiioriilng anil even lug.
MONDAY. .
I. O. O. K Hulhcr's Hull, 8 p. in.
Tt'KMDAY.
M. W. A., Mather's Hull, 8 p. in.
Ilend HullHln vs. MuHtn Coeli-
iiiiiii, Howling, I urniouy Alleys,
p, in.
WKDNKHDAY.
K. of P., Hnthcr'a Hull, 8 p. m.
Km nk M. Harris, of Mummer Lake,
Is In tho city toduy and la making
headiliurtera at tho I'llot llntte.
C. I. Hull, of Heattle, la at tho
I'llot liutte.
George M. Cole, of Wlllamina, Is
registered at the Wrluht hotel.
J. W. Itobluson, of Wullu Walla,
la stopping at the Wright.
Wllllum H. Hrandes. James L. Mc
Ilrlde and W. I). Kldsull, of Portland,
are In Umid on buslnesa. They are
registered at the Wright hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. ftuckltt. of
Bisters, are Visiting at the Wright
hotel.
MAYOR IS TRIED ON
INDICTMENT TODAY
(Hr United Pr to Th. Dsllr Bulletin)
SANDUSKY, O., Jan. 2S. II .A.
Koegle, president of the city com
mission, performing the duties of
mayor of Sandusky, la scheduled to
go to trial today charged with neg
lecting to complete transcripts in
criminal cases. The Indictment
against Koogle was returned follow
ing a grand Jury investigation Insti
gated by Judge Roy . Williams, of
common pleas court.
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 $.500. Easy terms.
HARRISON LATHAM COMPANY,
Sola jtgtntt
AT TDK 1IOTKI.H
W. O. Mason and Nelson Kreeman,
of I'ortluud, uro visiting In Ilend and
aro stopping at the Pilot Hutte.
Hubert (Jathergood, of I.a Pine,
Is registered at the Pilot Butte hotel.
Mr. and Mra. Uurton Illy and Mlas
Wallace, of Salem, are guests at the
Pilot Ilutte hotel.
O. E. Williams, of tho 8. P. & S
la at the Pilot Butte.
W. O. Hadley, of Tho Dalles. Is
registered ut the Pilot ilutte hotel.
O. M, Craig, of Marahfield, ar
rived In the city last night and Is
stopping at tho Pilot Butte.
Miss Elizabeth Ward, of Arling
ton, Is a guest at the Pilot Butte.
PLUMBING
REPAIR SERVICE
WE HAVE AN EMERCENCY
REPAIR SERVICEREMEDY TO
RESPOND TO A MOMENTS
NOTICE TO REMEDY DEFECT
IVE PLUMBING.
YOU WILL NOT ONLY LIKE
OUR WORK, BUT YOU WILL
I IKE OUR
PRICES
WHF.N LEAKS OR BREAKS
OCCUR CALL US BY
PHONE RED 1591
Carlson & Lyons
BEND, OREGON Wall Street
Bend View
Bend's most scenic residence fo
perty. Every lot commands a
view of the river, mountains and
city. Building restrictions accord
ing to location.
Prices: $100 and Up
Terms: Reasonable
D. V. MACKINTOSH
O'Kane Bldg. at J. Ryan & Co.'s Office Phone 861
BIBLES ARE GIVEN
JAPANESE PRISONERS
(Br United Pros to The Daily Bulletin)
TOKIO, Jan. 25. Every prisoner
In the Japanese jails Is to receive a
Bible, as a Christmas present from
the American Bible society, an orga
nization active In . missionary ork
Twenty-six thousand men are qqw
serving "time" in Japan.
ATTENTION, B. M. P. I. V.
Yon are requested toi attend a.
special meeting at. the, .Lone Pine
Labor Temple, 7:30 p. m.r Tuesday
January 30. H. CALER, Secretary..
' 39p
Extra Votes
For Dodge Car are
Decreasing
,r-S$ r Jtach subscription
VwrS ""aw Sy RecePt Book From
m 'Jan. 25 to Feb. 8
. Dodge Car Purchased from and Guaranteed by the Bend Garage Company,
Agents for Deschutes County, Bend, Oregon.
Second Prize, ? 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.
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