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OltKOO.N TltUNK THAIN
Arrives 7:iiU u. in.
uuvna It p. m.
O..W. It. it H. THAIN.
Arrives 7:116 p. in.
Lonvns 7:20 a. m.
AUTO HTAUH 1.1 NIC HOUTII.
Leaves 8:46 a. in.
Arrives 6 p. in.
AUTO I.INKM.
Cars to ilurus, ' Kort Klamath
Kort Hock, Silver Lake and
oltior point luutb and loutb
Hast.
I'OHT OFFICK IIOUItH.
General dollvery open dally
8:30 a. m. to 0 p. m.
No mall distributed on Sunday.
Night train mall closes 8:16
Day train mall closes 0:80 a, ni,
TfrXKUIlAI'll IIOUItH.
Western Union dally 7 a, m, to
8 p, m. Sunday and holidays
8-10, -.
TKIiKI'IIONK IIOUItH.
I'aoino Tel. A Tel. Co. 2 4 hour
aervlcs, Including Bunday.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
'
AMIHKMKNTH.
Ik-nil Tliriitrc.
Vlvlnn Martin, In "The
HlroiiK'T Lovo."
Cirnnil Tliealrx.
I.llllan I lumlltixi and Krml-
erlck Church, In "When the
I Tltlo Turna."
I Intel HuiiliniBii anil Lamar
Johnstone, In "Tliu Mountain
Daisy."
J. Warren KnrrlKun and I'aul-
Ino Hush, In ''The Fight on tliu
Dam."
Jamc K. Bulllvan, In "The
t Bwlss Hen l)K."
hoiinsteiilnrs In tlio Deschutes auc
tion, was a iMialnoHM visitor In the
city yeslnrduy,
,W. K. Aldrlcli, of I'ortlund, arrived
In' IIkimI yeslercluy to take a position
a operator wllli tliu Western Union
Teli'Kmpli Compuny.
C. W, Heed, who liua been a Kuest
of It. M. Hmltll lor the PHt week, left
lent nlKlit, via rorllund, for hla home
In WellMVlllu, MlNvourl.
NO IIOUNTV ON ItAIHUTH.
(Continued from I'uku 1.)
Onorno OkIo, of Alfalfa, was In
llend laat night.
Kay Dunlap, of Ilrotheri, camo In
laat night for supplies.
Oaorge W. Couch was up from
Tumulo toduy on business.
Calvin A. Prior, of Kugi'nn, Is In
the city to file on a homestead.
F. M.' I'oal and MIhm Murgaret
Muller, of Alfalfu, aro visitors In the
city.
Mrs. I.aura lleddlngton la visit
ing with friends In I'ortlund this
week.
I,. I). Fox tins returned from Los
Angeles, where ho has been visiting
with friends.
V Mr. and Mrs. Harper W. Bkuse
are visiting with relatives lu Port
land this wook.
Mrs. Itay E. Harpor and Mrs.
Thomas IJ. Temple, of Itodmond,
spont last night In Bund.
Albion Peterson, of Prlnovllle, was
electors of that county at the last
elei'tlim.
"Itererrlng to suld act, 1 find that
Hectlon 1 provides:
"Thut Ilia County Court of Crook
County, Oregon, bo and It la hereby
empowered, authorized and directed
to order puld from the general fund
of suld county, or from a special
fund created for that purpoao, the
sum of five cents for euch Jockrubblt,
und the sum of two and one-half
cents for oauh sugo rat that may be
killed within the boundaries of said
county from and aftur the first day
of December, 1610."'
OeM'liutrs lft Out.
"Section 2 provides for the levy
of a tux to produce the necessary
funds which tax Is to be levied In
Crook county. Hectlon 3 provides
for filing claims for such bounty,
hh'h claim Is to bo filed with the
Clerk of Crook. County and must
make affidavit, among other things.
thut the Jackrabblls or sage rats
from which tho scslps were taken
ere killed In Crook County, that
the si-alps must bn counted by the
Clerk of Crook County, und In fuct
all things must be done by Crook
County, under the provisions of suld
ucl. Heferrlng to the language nbov
quoted from Hectlon 1, It Is clear thn'
the bounties are only to be puld upon
sculps taken from rubblts and ro
dents killed In Crook County after
the first of December, 1910, and tho
election by virtue of which Deschutes
County was orgunlzed wus held on
November 7, 1916, and the Gover
nor's proclamation declaring the re
sult thereof was Issued on or about
tho Dlh of December, If I remembor
correctly. Thereupon the territory
In tho now county of Deschutes was
no longer within the boundaries of
Crook County und no rabbits or ro
dents killed In Deschutes County
could be killed within the bouudurlos
of Crook County after the orgunlza
tlon of the former. The other pro
visions referred, to bear out this
conclusion. I am, therefore, of the
opinion that suld local law does not
authorise the payment by Deschutes
County of the scalp bounty .therein.
GKOHGK M. illtOWN,
Attorney General."
Bend in Brief
DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them litre.
TODAV.
K. of P., Hullier's Hull, H p. m.
t'liKcd Art Ihmiin, Iahio Pine, I.nlior
Temple, 8 p. in,
t'oiniiierclul Club, Pilot ISutte
Hotel, iiimiii.
TIICIIHDAV. .
Ileml vs. Prlni-vlllii, linnketbull
Hippodrome, ft: lit p. m.
FHIDAY.
Hlievllii-Hlxmi vv. Martin A Cash'
mun, HohIIiik, Curiiiixly Alleys, H p.
m.
Powell llutte Development Ijeairoe,
Community Hull, dance, 11:80 p. m.
- Hoclal and card party. Orange ball,
H:OU p. m.
W. O. W., Council Chambers,
O'Kane llullding, 8 p. m.
AT THK HOTKLH.
A.K. Curmlchuel, B. C. Schwartz,
C. A. Miller, Wilson Freeman, J. T,
Wallace and N. Panner, of Portland,
are registered at the Pilot Butte ho
tel.
George Ogle, of Alfalfa, Is a guest
at the Pilot Hullo.
E. L. Overman, of Vancouver, Is
In the city on business and Is stop
ping at the Pilot Butte hotel.
J. 0. Knupp, D. A. Link, H. C.
Oliver, S. II. Belkinson, and Mrs. Ada
Starts, of Portland, are guests at the
Wright hotel.
K. A. Ulbbs Is in the city from The
Dalles, and Is slopping at the Wright
hotel..
J. E. Clurk, II. J. Miller, Cecil K.
Hubs und F. W. Ilrook are In tho
city from i'ortlund and are regis
tered at tho Wright.
FANS ARE KEEN OVER
COMING MATCH HERE
Fat Mutch Looked For When Port
land lUiuinunlun Meets Idaho
Hear Cat Here Feb. lis.
Local sport fans already are be
coming keen about the coming box
ing contest between Billy George
and Valley Trambltas, middleweight
champion of the Pacific coast, which
CRIME IN DENVER IS
ALMOST NEGLIGIBLE
By United Press to Tho Dally Bulletin
DKNVKR. Jan. 31. Prohibition
and doing away with tho red light
district have made crlmo among
women In Donvor almost negligible,
the city authorities declared today.
That Denver hus no need for a
woman s court, such as has been
established In New York, Los Angeles
and other large cities Is the concen-
a visitor In the city yesterday, look-'sua of opinion among city officials
fug after buslnoss Interests. and people Interested in reform work.
J. Itvan la bulletins: two fonr.rnoni So small Is the number of woman
bungalows In Deschutes addition and prisoners In the Denver police court i seals In the house.
Wv..t.s.l
Valley Trambltas.
Is scheduled to be stagod
Monday evening, February
In Bend
12. Al-
WHY SO MUCH BUYING and BUILDING IN ,
RIVER TERRACE
JUST ACROSS RIVfcK OPPOSITE NEW HOTEL
Ikcau.se nowhere else in Bend can you buy
a desirable lot (50 x 110) SO CLOSE IN
for only $iM)0. Easy terms.
HARRISON LATHAM COMPANY,
Sales Jlgenls
HUHINKH8 AND PHOKKHHIO.VAL
ready there are demands for the best
two four-room bungalows in Termi
nal adltlon.
Alfred O. Mooro, one of tho first
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n r -- -r nfrnsT,:,, ,mif- V
that a court exclusively for women According lo indications tne matcn
would hardly hove enough business 08 ln banner ring event of the
to kocp open an hour a day.' year. jramoitas, oy virtue ot nis
title, is rated as tne Dest man on tne
coast. He has obtained some phen-
Hilly tieoriro.
performance nt Echo, some wooka
ago when ho mot Farmer Burns, say
otnlnnl doclslons In the last few
months around Portland and will
give George a hard go In Bend.
Those who have hoard of George's
tho Idaho "Boar Cat" will give the
Portland Roumanian a great run,
and will bo the only real competlon
he has bad In Bend.
Georgo Is tuklng on locul sparing
partners this woek and Is working
out consistently In preparation for
tho forthcoming 10-round go.
Manager L. W. Doudlah Is making
an effort to sign Fred Gilbert and
Frank McKImm for a six-round cur
tain raiser. He has already negoti
ated with Ted Hoke, of Bend, and
Dick Long, of Prlnevllle, for a four
round seml-wlndup. Both men will
weight in at 130 pounds.
WOMEN GO TO CHINA
TO BOOST U.S. TRADE
Members of Asnerlcan Commerce
Commission to Seek Closer Re
lations With Orient.
(Pr United IVm to Th Daily Bulletin)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. Some
where on tho sea today between the
United States and China are two
American women, bound for the
Orient to stir up trade In American
made goods for their Uncle Bam.
These two women, who art) fully
accredited commissioners represent
ing the United States government.
are Mrs. Harriet M. Johnston and
Mrs. L. W. Necly, of Muncle, Indiana.
Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Neely are
members of the American Commer
cial Commission, appointed to go to
China and establish closer commer
cial relations between the two coun
tries and to develop American sales
agencies throught the Orient. .
They will assist the other members
of the commission in establishing
selling houses In Hankow, Canton,
Peking and Shanghai and In select
ing Chinese salesmen for American
goods, as the Chinese do not like to
buy direct from foreigners. Direct
financial trade arrangements will be
made.
The American commission is under
the direction of Hon. David S. Rose,
general counsel for the Chinese
American Products Exchange,' and
five times mayor of Milwaukee.
Members of the party are: Gen.
Julian S. Carr, Durham, S. C, rep
resenting the Southern Commercial
Congress; Fernando P. Neal, Kansas
City; Julius O. Frank, Milwaukee;
J. S. Lawson, Wisconsin; and Fred
A. Landeck, Wisconsin.
KQCIPMEXT EXPECTED SOON
Equipment for the private branch
exchange switchboard for the new
Pilot Butte Inn is expected to arrive
here thlB week and will be Installed
by special representatives of the Pa
cific Telephone & Telegraph Com
pany as soon as it arrives. The out
lay provides for 65 telephones, most
of which will be put in the guest
rooms.
Bend View
PRICES: $100 AND UP
BEND'S MOST SCENIC
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
Every Lot commands a view
ofth River, Mountains and
City. Building restrictions
according to Location.
SEE :
TERMS: Reasonable
J. RYAN &
0'Kaoe Bldg.
CO
Phone 361
New Spring Dresses
$1.00
$1.50
$2.00
$2.50
$3.00
LL the world of fashion
now studies the styles
for Spring. First comes the
choice of corsets, for they
are the very base and foun
dation of style in gowns.
And first among corsets
one naturally thinks of the
renowned
BonTbn
CORSETS
They have the quality inbuilt by
years of experience and the up-to-season
smartness of 1917. Beneath
the entrancement of their graceful
lines and rich fabrics, exists the ut
most efficiency. The notably excel
in matters of support, control, flex
ibility features given unusual prom
inence this season. Starting aright
with this correctness corsetry, the
sucess of your outer attire is assured.
Don't delay ' Beeing and selecting
your new corsets.
W t hare fust unpacked our spring shipment of Royal Worcester and
Boh Ton Corsets.' 7"Aey are on display come m
in and see tbem. Colored Pink and Blue...:.. $1 lO $0
John A. Sather S ATHER'S Cora L
REDMAN Jt MOORE,
LAWYERS
Open evenings 7 to 9 p. m.
except Wednesdays
Log Cabin Bldg. Bond, Or.
VERNON A. FORBES
LAWYER
First National Bank Building
Bend, :-: :-: Oregon
H, H. De ARMOND
LAWYER
O'Kane Building, Ben4, Oregon
DR. J, H. CONNARN ' - -DENTIST
Office In Sathar Bafldlnk.
Hours to X2. 1 to 6.
Sundays and'erentegs by
Appointment. - -
GEORGE S. YOUNG
Civil and Irrigation; Engineer
TJ. 8. Mineral Surveyor. "
Room 12, First National Bank
Building
OrCgOnTtfC Insurance Company
"Kxeuusrvci-v o
Homk OmcK. Combctt Bloo,. PoirrLANa
ASHLEY FORHEST,
District Manager.
DR. B. FONTAINE
Optometrist, OpUeiaa
Located at ' -Larson's
Jewelry Store,
BEND, OREGON
Nervooa Debility.' Stomach . Trouble.
Rheumatism Specialty. .
DR. C. S. TIGARD
CHI ROPE ACTOR ( Poet Graduate)
Free Examination. Hoar. S to 12,
1 to 7. B. M. Smith Building.
C. H. BISHOP
Get orders for Spring
Lawn Work and Gardening
in now. i
Postof flee Box 457 Bend, Or..
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Writers of all kinds of insurance. Old
est Insurance Agency in Central Ore
ion. H. a Ellis. First National Bank
Buiidinc. Bend, Oregon.
THE LIFE '
of Q shirt depends large
ly upon the way it is
laundered. Laundered
by us, a shirt will last
twice as long.
Our wagon will call in
the morning. '
Phone us, Black 311
BEND LAUNDRY
We invite you to call at our ilore or
' phone and get out price. -Then
you will be a iteady cintomer.
CASH
GROCERY
H. P. Smith's
FULL LINE
of
Hardware
Implements '
Hunters' Supplies
Bend Hardware Co. I
THE UNITED WARE
HOUSE COMPANY
Stora and Forwardinr Gtnsral Com
mission Merchants.
W carry Oil Gasoline, Sursr, Floor,
Salt Meats, Hams. Bacon and Lard.
. DR. J. C. SONES.
Graduated Chiropractic and Naturop
athic, with Ions; experience.
Chiropractic la the most exact Mletoo
ever discovered for the removal of h
cause of disease which rrvedisin nas
been unable to reach. Why not give
nature a chance and get well.
OsVe HOOM I, O'KANB BUILDING
Hours 9 to 12 a. m., 8 to 5 p, nu, and
T to p, m.