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O..W. It. N. TRAIN.
Arrives
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olhor points no u ill and south
aunt.
niHT oi l kt: iioutH.
Oomtrul delivery oiiiii dully
M::tu n. in. In 0 i. in,
No mall dlHtrllniti'd on Sunday.
NlKlit I in I n imitl close H: 10
Day train mull (.'limit 6:30 ft. m.
TICI.KtJItAl'll IIOUHM.
WoBtorn Union dully 7 n, in. to
V i. m. Hundiiy and holldnys
8-10, 4-0. .
' TKI.KI'ilONK HOURM.
Pacific Till. & Till. Co. 2 4 hour
service, Ini'liidliiK Sunday.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
AMt'HKMKNTH.
drnnil Thralrr.
"Price of Power" Orrln
Johnson mid Maricuerlle Mnmli.
. "Il Hid mid llo Didn't"
Mithul Normund mid Koscoo
(Kulty) Arburklo.
llend Theatre.
"I jim of the I.unibcrlnnds"
Union Holmes' Lewis Colli-
cursor.
Bum I.lslor. of Prlnevllle. was In
llnnd luul nlnlil to attend tho basket
s' bull game.
Mr. and Mn, II. II. DeArmond
have returned to lluiid from Knlimi.
where they Imvo been attending; tho
aeeslon of lha state li-Rlululura. ,
MlM Mabnl 1,. nixby, Mini Beatrice
Johnson, MIm Viola Johnson and
MIm Mabello K. Gronl. of Prlnevllle,
wore viators In llnnd last nlaht.
K. It. Corson, chirk In the O.-W.
office hnra, will leave In a few day
for Tha Dnllna, whor ho hua arcepl
od a position aa yurd clurk with the
anino rnltrond. His successor has
not yi'l boon announced.
PLAYING HOOKEY IS
COSTLY -TO PUPILS
t I n Unllwl I'm lo 11,. Dally bulletin I
onooetnoln ahrdlu cinfwyu I234und
MINNKAI'OI.18. Minn.. Hh. 2
Kvory tlmo a llttlo hoy pluy hookey
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AviiniKo nnnuiil ouriiliiK capacity
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imrnliiK rapacity of uneducated mnii
H0; llfii uuruliiK rupuclly of an
odili'Utml man, $40,000; uneducated
iiiuii, $ I H, 000; difference, $22,000;
school period for educulloii, 12
years; litlal duy attendance ut
school 21 110. Tim difference between
(ill ikiiUkI mill tiiimlimitiMl, llimi, In
Just 2100 ilnyii, which ut $10 a day
bulu til tlni $22,000 In tliu llfu earil-
Iiik power of mini.
BOYS AT UNIVERSITY
LEARNING WAR'S ART
lllnll.il I'na Huff Currmpiiniliint.)
MINNKAI'OI.IH, Minn., Feb. 2.
Fifty hlK atrium ypmiK mull toduy
Kulhered around u tublu covnnid with
toy soldiers, top cuuiioon and in In la
in r linttlcflelils, ut tho University
of Miiuiesotu. They wont tlirouKli
a KrlllliiK hour'a work, In u ahum
bull In Willi toya. It la a purl of the
University's iiiilllury triilnliiK.
NEW HEAVENLY BODY
DUBBED PEACE COMET
Illy Unltml l'ne u Th. Dully bulletin)
LONDON, Fid). 2. Tim announce
ment In America recently of the up
peuruncn of u now comet him excited
interest In KiikIuiiiI. It la riiRardud
ua u pcucu oinun und u prominent
pnpiT UKK'liid Hint It Iw cullud tint
"pi'iicn comiit," bucuiiHu tho Amur
leun rnportH any It will ho vlalblo to
(hi) niikud nyo durliiK July, 1 91 7, and
thill In 111" duln whim tha prophctu
uy pi'ucit will Im di'i lured.
Dr. A C. I). Crommvllii, a llrlllah
ualroiiouiiir, la aulhorlly for tho atute
mi'iil tliHt tha "pauro comul" will
Kruduully approuch Ihu ourlh until
July, wIiimi It will bncoiiiii fulnlly
vlaihln, hut not u ktuiiiI apuclunlo
auch aa llulloy's Coinxt In 1810.
REMODEL THAT
BATH-ROOM
DO IT NOW.
HAVE THAT OLD ANTIQUAT
ED, UNSANITARY PLUMBING
REPLACED BY NEW AND UP
TO.DATE OPEN PLUMBING.
IT WILL PAY YOU IN INCREAS.
ED HEALTH THE SAVING OF
DOCTOR BILLS.
WE DO OVERHAULING AND
REFITTING THOROUGHLY.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FUR
NISHED. Carlson & Lyons
RED 1591
Nou)
Bend in Brief
DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them Here.
TODAY.
Hliovllii-lllxon vv. Murtin A Ciwlf
nun, Him linn, Cnrmody Alii'), H ).
in.
I'oivi'll Hill ti Duvi'liipiiUMit Ij;ou,
Community Hull, dunca, 8:1X1 p. in.
Kim IiI mill curd purty, (JrunK !,
H:00 p. in,
W. O. W., Council ChnmlMr,
O'Kann lltillilliiK, M p. in.
HATURDAY.
LuilliV Auxlliury, IW nil Comnicr
clul Club, loclion orflcura, O'Kune
lltillilliiK, 11:00 o'cliM'k.
Hl'NDAV.
I'rciii'liliiK Nrvlc in ull cliurrlim
nmriiliiK mill cvciiIiik.
.MONDAY.
I. O. (. K., Hollirr a Hull, H p. m.
IUiul Arch MuKona, Mawtnlc Hull,
H p. m.
Tl'KHDA Y.
M. W. A., Hiitlior'u Hull.
lliiMikH-Hi union va. Martin tk Cimti
mini ,bowlliiK CarniiMly ullcyx, 8
p. in.
County Court amnion, O'Kmir
bullilliiK.
WICDNKHDAY.
K. of P., Huther'a Hull, H p. m.
I'nrcnt Tdachera Auwiciat Ion, Kdd
HcIiimiI, 11:110 p m.
TIUIIHDAY.
A. K. A A. M MaMinlc Hull, H
p. in.
AT THK HOTKlH. , .
Frank Jonnlnga. of Spokune, la
a vlaltor In the city, who la stopping
at the Pilot Butte hotel.
K. J. Konncdy, of Seuttlc, la reg
latered at the I'llot Butte.
Lou la J. Gates, of Tho Dallea. la
spending tho day In Rend as a guest
at tho I'llot Butte hotel.
Rulph M. Cmnpboll, J. II. Mollis
ter, J. E Marshall, M. M. Williams
and C. A. King, of Portlund, are at
the Pilot Uutto.
R. II. Murrey, or EmldJI, Minne
sota, la atopplng at the Wright hotel.
J. D. Urownell and Eric Zolph, of
Portland, are reglalored at the
Wright.
J. H Wallace, of Weston, la in
the city today and la atopplng at the
Wright.
F. L. Dewea. of Portland, la a
guest at the Wrlgbt.
R. F. Rogers, of Sun Francisco
la spending the day In Bend on bus
iness. He Is making headquarters
at the Wright.
Bart 1). McCoy and E. L. Zankley,
of Oakland, Cal., are registered at
the Wright.
F. B. Morria, or Reno, la stopping
at the Wright.
"I'm married, dad," are the only
aon'a worda on his arrival home from
college. "She Is a working girl, but
you will agree that I have a Jewel
of a wife when you see her."
Tha home made Joyous by his re
turn Is suddenly transformed Into
tho cantor of a paternal storm. His
futhor bitterly disowns him and says
he never wants Id meet his wife.
The mother tells him that until hor
boy Yoturns she will never speak to
him again. For five years not a
word Is spoken and then from a
humble cottage nearby, a ray of sun
shine creeps Into their clouded lives.
Onoj day a "Hollo" awakena the old
man, wrappod In bitter memortea,
and he turna to face a wee bit of
femininity. "Who are you?" he
asks gruffly. "My mamma calls me
llttlo Mary Suimhlne, 'cause God
found a lot of sunbeams and put 'em
At the Movies
NEW BATTLESHIP MISSISSIPPI WILL BE
ONE OF THE WORLD'S MIGHTIEST SHIPS
IT" hi I i i i -nasi a i IP" jijTV iMaA...-.Vs;..v-'.Sa
w-fmt,. . ..
WIT i i w awaaiiiiara aawaa
Tha United 8lata battleahlp Mlsalaalp
pi. launched Jan. at Newport News.
Vs., will be even a larser ahlp than tha
yPennaylvanla, the new flagahlp of tha At-
inniio neau nne win nave tur b'iw
tha Idaho and New Mexico. Tha old Mia
staalppl and Idaho war aold to Greece a
(aw yearn ago.
Tha Mlaalaalppl'a dlmanalons are aa fol
io wa: x
Langth over all, M feet
Beam, extreme, T feat iW Inthoa,
Draft, feat I Inches.
Dleplaoem'ent, UM tens.
Horeepower, 12,000.
peed, a knot.
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 $!H)0. Easy terms.
HARRISON LATHAM COMPANY,
Oil loKnthor und that'B m;!" Then
tho old man Icurna to look for IiIh
dully ruy of auiiHhlnc, mid nvcntunl
ly he auk tho mother to brlnK tin;
child to live In tho Houao or Hlliiiice.
I.ltllo Mury'a Bunny prcaence hrlglit
(ina everything.
Tho uche lo ane hi uon Krowa
Kreutor a acarch la mude, and the
word cornea thut he haa been located.
With tho homecoming, a deep-dyed
plot la revealed. "It waa all a put
up Job, dud," h tclja him. "We knew
you couldn't aee Little Mary Sun
shine without loving her. Ehe'a
your grandchild!"
Thia film will be shown for the
benefit of children tomorrow after
noon, at the Urand Theatre.
HOSPITAL FUNDS IS
SHOWING INCREASE
Approximately $.VJOO Hove Been
Kulmrribrd to I'lircliiwe Hlle
for llullillllto
The funde being raised locally for
the purchase of the site for the hos
pital to be erected by the Sisters or
Charity ot Nazareth is steadily reach
ing the amount desired. To date
approximately $5500 have been sub
scribed by local persons Interested
in the development of this institu
tion. The recent subscribers to the
fund are:
W. C. Blrdsall S
Kenwood Promotion Co 100
L. A. W. Nlxon 5
E. V. Ward 6
George B. Young 5
W. W. Faulkner 6
Wm. Montgomery 25
R. L. DeCourcey 5
I). II. Sphler 10
R. II. Loven 5
C. C. McNeely 5
Guy II. Wilson 20
Chas. Elkins 5
Lee A. Thomaa 25
C. M. Redtleld 6
W. M. McCall 5
Claude McCauley 6
O. W. Shrlner 6
P. C. Garrison 6
Boozer Bros, 25
Alex. Mackintosh t... 25
Hufrschmldt-Dugan 25
TWO DIE IN CHICAGO
TENEMENT EXPLOSION
(Br United Prau to Th Dailr Bulletin)
CHICAGO, Feb. 2. A gas explos
ion wrecked a three story tenement
here last night. Two are known to
be dead, and the police assert that
40 additional probably perished in
the burning wreckage.
Five were rescued alive from the
burned tenement In the crowded
Ghetto district this morning. One
woman was round among icy debris
among corpses. Forty are believed
to be dead.
VOTED FOR WILSON
BUT WILL NOT VOTE
(Br United fraa to Tha DsUy Bulletin)
FARGO. N. D., Feb. 2. This state.
which gave its electoral votes to
Woodrow Wilson, can't find enough
people to march in the North Dakota
division of the Wilson Inaugural pa
rade March 4. The Wilson league
here la seeking men for the honor.
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US. 5. MISSISSIPPI
Bhe will have powerful armament, oon
alatlng of the following auna:
Twelve 14-Inch breechlouding rlflea.
Twenty-two 6-Inch breechlouding rlflea.
Four 1-Inch anti-aircraft guns.
Four submerged torpedo tubea.
Tha fourteen inch (una are mounted In
four turrets, three In each turret.
Tha weight of metal thrown at a broad,
alda of the twelvs 14-Inch guna la approx
imately 17,000 pounds, and the amount of
powder uaed In each broadaldo la 4,100
pounds.
Tha ship will bo driven by four pro pel
lore, on on each of four ahafta. Nina
boiler . of atandard type will furnlah
steam for tho all main lurblnea. These
lurbtnee are of tk Curtis type, aad four
Sales Jlgents
FACTORY DISTRICT IN
NEW YORK-MOVES
( By Unlud Prtu to The Daily Bulletin)
NEW YORK, Fob. 2. Thirty of
the 200 factories that are moving
out of downtown New York to save
the district to retail stores and to
cut their exceedingly heavy rent,
started to get out today. The balance
of the 200 will depart gradually, as
their leases expire, the last of them
to be gone by the end of 1919. Many
of them will move to Long iHland
City and other places In and around
New York.
Some of them will cut their rent
thereby from $40,000 to (20,000 a
year, or less. This, they say, will
make a difference In the price and
quality of their prodcta sold to Chi
cago, San Francisco and other cities
stores. Five hundred million dol
lars' worth ot clothing was made an
nually In this downtown area.
Death of Admiral Dewey
Made Admiral Benson
Navy's Ranking Officer
fiDMtRRL WLLtfiM S. BENSON
Photo by American Press Association.
By the denth of Admiral Dewey Rear
Admiral William 8. Benson became the
ranking officer of the navy and probably
will be designated to succeed Admiral
Dewey as president of the general board,
retaining also his duties as chief of naval
operations. Captain Benson was born In
Georgia on Sept 26, 1S55, and entered the
Naval academy In 1871 He was graduat
ed from the academy In 1877 and during a
sea service since that time of twenty-two
years has cruised practically all over the
world. On one cruise he circumnavigated
the entire coast of Africa. In 18S3 he was
a member oi Greely relief expedition.
W V. 1&
ltt-Yt"-rf
of the alx weigh approximately 160 tons
each. In the building of these turblnA
approximately half a million packing
plecea ere aeftarately Inatalled on at a
time. These bladea. If placed end to and,
would cover thirty-eight and a half miles.'
The only fuel on board ahlp will b oib:
No coal will be burned.
This battleship, If It could be transport
d to a city street would cover more than
three blocks, tilling tha thoroughfare com
pletely from aid to alda to th roofa of
nv story building, with the military
mull towering 10 feet etui farther In th
air, or If Mood on and alongside th Waah
Ington monument with atarn on the
ground th bow would tower altty-nla
feet aeove th lop f that monument.
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IIUHI.NKHH AND PROKKHHIONAtj
KKDMAN A MOOIIK,
LAWYERS
Open evenings T to 9 p. m.
except Wednesdays
Log Cabin Bldg. Bend. Or.
VERNON A. FORBES
LAWYER
First National Bank Building
Bend, :-: Oregon
H. H. DeAKMOND
LAWYER
O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregon
DR. J. H. CONNARN
DENTIST'
Office In Sathar Building.
Honrs to 43, 1 to 5.
Sundays and evenings by
Appointment.
OEORGE S. YOUNQ
Civil and Irrigation- Engineer
V. 8. Mineral Surveyor.
Room 12, First National Bank
Building
Orcgonltfc Insurance Company
"KXCIOJOrVKUV ORCOON"
HOMK OrFICK, CORSCTT BkOfl.. POKTUhNDj
ASHLEY FORREST,
District Manager.
DR. B. FONTAINE
Optometrist, Optician,
Located at
Larson's Jewelry Store,.
BEND, OREGON.
Nervooa Debility. Stomach Trouble.
Rheumatism Specialty.
DR. C. S. TIGARD
CHIROPRACTOR ,Post Graduate)
Free Examination. Hour. 9 to 13.
1 to 7. B. M. Smith Building.
C. H. BISHOP
Get orders tor Spring
Lawn Work and Gardening
in now.
Postoffice Box 457 Bend, Or,.
BEND INSURANCE
. AGENCY
Writer of all kind of introi-ante. Old
est Insurance Axcncy In . Central Ore
Ron. H. C. Ellis. First National Bank
fiuildint. Bend. Orejron.
DR. J. C SOKES,
Graduate! Chiropractic and Naturop
athic, with knjr experience.
Chiropractic is the most exact science
ever discovered for the removal of the
cause of disease which medicine has
been unable to reach. Why not give
nature a chance and set well.
Office ROOM 5, O'KANE BUILDING
Honrs 9 to 12 a. m., 2 to $ p. m., and
7 to 8 p, m.
THE LIFE
of a 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 store or
phone and get our prices.
Then you will be a steady customer.
H. P. Smith's
CASH
GROCERY
FULL LINE
of
Hardware
Implements
Hunters' Supplies
Bend Hardware Co.
THE UNITED WARE
HOUSE COMPANY
Bterac and Ferwariliif. Central Cetj.
laalea Merchant.
We carry Oil. Gaaollaa, 8rar, Ftear,
Salt Heata, Ham. Beee and Lard.