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Bend in Brief
DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll I'lnJ Them Here.
TlllltHD.W.
Irfiynl Orilr nf Mihim, Hntlirr's
IiiiII, H;M p. in,
lliml II. H. vs C. ('. II. H lnslutl
hull, lllimlroitn, H:IM) i. in.
I'lilvi'inlly ('hilt illiuirr, Kmlili'iii
( lull, H:(MI i. in.
Ilnllnt Women I'liliiu, Mm. J.
luii, Luri'li mlilllliiti, U:!IO p. ui.
KHID.W.
Hun's of Norway, HalliiT's hull,
N:IMI i. in.
W. O. W., miih II rliainlH-r, 8:00
. m.
Ilcnil llulMlti vii Murtlii & Cash
mini, iMmlliiK, Cnrmoily lli" , H:lio
i. in.
OKKUO.N Till) Mi THAIN
Arrive 7:20 u. m.
l.l'IIH'll l. in-
O..W. II. N. TItAIN.
- Arrives 7:3fi p. in.
U'livi'i v.. 7:26 n. m.
A I'TO HTAUK LINK Hill Til.
Leaves K:4& a. m.
Arrives 0 p. m.
ai to i.im:h.
Cnm lo IturiiH, I'orl Klninntli
Korl Itock, Hllver l.nko and
- other points south kiid south
east.
'KT nt-TICK IIOI IIH.
General tlullvury open dally
::iu n. ni. lo 0 p. in.
No mull illstrllniti'i on Sunilny.
NlKlit Irnln mull closes 8: IS
liny Irnln tnnll elosos 0:30 a, in.
TKI.MmAI-ll IHH'IIH.
Western Union dolly 7 a. m. to
y p. ni. Buuduy and holidays
8-10. 4-11.
TKI.KI'IIONR IIOl lW.
Pacific Tl. & Tol. Co. 2 4 hour
service, IncliidlnK Sundny.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
' I'nul Dreukel, of Lnkevlew, In In
the illy today.
II. ('. Oleaser, of DosrliuU'S, spent
lam night In llund.
(InorKn M. Iloulton, of Tuinnlo, I
In llnnd on business.
Mr. unil Mm. J. I). Cousin, of Silver
I.iiko, aro In llio city tuiluy.
I. II, Johnson, of Mllllrun, vol In
tlm clly on business lout iiIkIiI.
Dr. D'tvlght I.. Miller will lenvo
till oviinliiK'on a hrlrf business visit
to Portland.
Sydney Uyram will leave ihortly
for llnniinn, Idaho, to ko on a ranch
with Ills brother.
Kdwnrd I,. Kmhlnm, of La Pino,
urrlvotl In the city last nlglit, und
In stopping over today.
T. Cutllp, of Bisters, wo In llnml
today to flla for a grazing permit
with Forest Supervisor W. O. Iliist
Iiir. Juck KorgiiMon, formerly a ranch
er of tlm Arnold miction, Ih In Ilvnil
Inilay on business, from his' homo In
Fortlnnd.
Mux Crnnrinll, of Portlunil. In at
work auditing tho city hooks. Ho
roporlH that ho Ih finding them In cx-rolli-nt
condition.
Harold A. Wllklns, nudltor for the
Hluti) Industrial Accldnit Commis
sion, arrived In Hi-nd thlH morning
on Ills regular vlHll to audit thn ro
cnrilH of (ha Inc-ul nontrlhiitorH to tho
Hluto ucclduiit fund. .
Thn Ladles' Aid aoclnly of thn
Ri'iiiidinnvlnn-IiUtheran church will
hold n Roclnl In tho pnrlorR of tho
church, on Wall street, Saturday ov
niilng. A general Invitation to tho
public la oxtondod.
William Hurling, who ban boon in
llnnd for hia hnnlth for bo mo tlmo
pant, loft Inst night for Portluml, nc
compnniod by hia slater, Mrs. Ilen
diTBou. Another slRtor, Mra. Carey,
and hlR nloco, Mrs, Orntton, will loavo
tomorrow.
AT THE HOTELS
P. Q, Jafforaon, of Bnattlo, la In tho
city today on business and iR atop
. plug at tho Pilot Butto hotol.
J. O. Tumor, II. C. Hurlburt, M. R.
Matthews, Frank Crouaoy and Cloorgo
P. Downoy, of Portland, nro roglator
od at tho Pilot Butto hotol.
It. W. Hunt and C. A. Mnddux, of
Omaha, are guonU at tho Pilot Butto,
N, W. Scott anil h. V. Tompluton,
of Portland, are at. Pilot Butto hotol.
Hoy Donnelly, of HnrriBburg, Penn
sylvania, la registered at tho Pilot
Ilultn.
A. P. Candle, of St. Louis, Is at
the Pilot Butte.
Mr. and Mra. I. N. Hall, of Con
trallri, aro In the city as guest at
tho Wright hotol.
Arthur W. Clothier and Paul 0.
Wunileiy, of Poi'tluml, uro stopping
ut tlm Wright hotel.
Huiiiuel Itiied, or Itock iHlaiul, III.,
Ih In tlm city on buslni'ss. Do Ih reg
iHliireil nl Hill Wright.
T. II, llockmer, of AugiiHtu, West
Vlrgliilu. la at tho Wright hotel.
Crltloal lunoranot.
Alfred Noyea, llio ICuuUnb peel, com
plained nil her lilllcrly at n linlieiiiliui
liiin lieoii alioiit cei'lulu udieiHu trill
cIhiiih of bin INielry.
"I alll'lliiilii I lii-i' ci'IiIi'Iniiih tn Ikuo
i'hiii i'," hn Hiilil. "TIichu ( i ll Ii h urn like
tlm chap wlnt wim uLi-i4 by bin Hlllv
un ivliul liexaiui lem ivere.
"'Vliylllio mini mi lil reproachfully,
'unruly yoil'rv ulil eliuimh, Willie, (u
know Unit a hcKiimctcr U a pulillv au.
toliiobllu.' "-I'blluilelplila llllllctlu.
Btylnnlna of th Drama.
The tlienter In Ibe only aenau I lint la
worth coimldiTliig wua Ijoru In Athena.
(loth tragedy and comedy aprlug from
fcaNU In honor of lluecliua. and as Uio
Jeala and frolics wero found to be out
of place when Introduced Into graver
acenca a separate province the true
druuia was formed und comedy oroo
The falhnr of the Greek comedy was
Arlatopbancs. who bad lots of fun
lampooning the public men of Athens.
The creator of Cireek tragedy was
Avacuylus, born It. V. t'lT,. In aubllml
ty Aeacbylus has never been surpsas
rd. lie Is to the drama what I'bldlas
and Mlchelungelo aro lo art
8oldlara-and Books.
The German soldier does not wear
locks, but fuas-lnppeii. 'l'lieiu are strips
of cloth soaked In tallow ami wound
about tho feet. They are siipimmuiI to
be preferable to socka. In that they
wear more evenly, are more easily
cleaned and, when procrly worn, are
not so likely to wrinkle and csuho blis
ters.
Mllltnry authorities disagree, bowev
er, as to the relative value of socks and
tallow son k oil strips. ICltber covering,
though. Is cotiRlileriil prefernblo to the
custom of wearing no socks, which has
prevailed In the French, Mpsulnb and
llulluii armies. Outlook.
Bsorst of (ho Baksd Potato.
OcrnMoiinlly a reatsiiraiit or s sys
tem of railroad dining curs becomes
famous fur Its baked potatoes. At the
Han KrnnrlRoo expoHltlou several col
lege girls oHrsted uu establishment
st which tho buked potato was the
piece do resistance unit cost GO cents.
All these successes liuvo been based
ou a simple little trick.
A potato should be larded before be
ing buked. so as to fill up the iorous
skin and retain the full flavor. It Is
necessnry to rover ouly the sklu with
little lard, bacon grease or butter to
act-omplhib the end.
A potato so treated and baked just
the proper length of time, usually
three-quartera of an hour, will surpass
a potato cooked In any other way. It
must alwaya tie broken open Immedi
ately upon being tukeu from the oven,
so that the steam may i-scape.-New
York Sou.
Flood and Stone Head
Congreis Committees on
Foreign Relations
REPRESENTATIVE FLOOD (Upper)
( JScliRTOK STONE (.lower)
Photo of Mr. Flood by American Preia
Aaaoolatlon.
Bo fur as oongresa Is ooncerned our re
lations with Qormnny ami otlior foreign
countrios sra Intrusted largely to the for
eign relations enmmlttaos of the two
houses. The tinusa commutes Is headed
by Henry L. Flood of Virginia (upper In
pictures) and the sonata committee by
Wllllnm J. Btona of Missouri (lower). Sen
ator Btons la also a member of other com
mittees, but the chairmanship of the for
eign relations committee la Mr. Flood'a
only assignment. Mr. Bt jne waa In Mis
souri when the news of Germany's move
reached America, and ha returned Imme
diately te Washington.
1
A POSER FOR THE JUDGE.
The Wsy the Aoeused Put the Case Up
to the Court.
Writing of Polish lemperuiiieut and
talent, Kidney Wlillmuii In "Things I
Iteiiieuiber" bus uu mousing slory of a
bright Polish Jew who traded III
chcmli'uls. Ho was brought before Ilia
luw courts for selling poison without
fulfilling the legal enactments bearing
on sorb tmiisiii-tloiis.
Tlm magistrate proceeded to read
out tlio chiirgu when Hie Jew sudden
ly Interrupted bliu with the question:
"Kxi'iisii me, Mr. President. Do you
understand anything about cut-mi-culsV"
".Mr. H., Hie export, Is here In that
cspurlly," replied I he Judge.
"And you, Mr, H" queried the Jew,
"do you understand anything about
law'"
"You have just heard from bis
worship that I am an expert In chem
icals. If you want to know anything
about luw please address yourself to
the Judge."
"I ask you, Mr. President, Just to
consider tbe case for one moment.
You aro tbe judge of tbe court and ad
mit that you do not understand auy
thlng about chemicals, and the expert
tells us that be does not know any
thing about law. And I, a poor Jew,
am expected to be familiar both with
tho law and with chemicals. Now,
Mr. President, 1 ask you bow you can
possibly convict me?"
FINDING THE ALTITUDE.
Hew Airmen Measure the Heights to
Which They Ascend.
Altimeters or barographs aro used by
aviators to measure tho belghts to
which they ascend. Both of tbeso In
struments are constructed on exactly
the same principle as tho aneroid ba
rometer. They depend upon air pres
sure. At sea level, where the air Is
much compressed by Its own weight,
tbe pressure Is about fifteen pounds to
the aijuaro Inch, but at greater heights
It liecomes less. The barometer Is gov
erned by tbe pressure and so Indicates
the height above sea level.
Thero are ninny forms of barometers.
The simplest Is a bent tube of glass,
shaped like a very long letter J and
partly filled with mercury. The upper
part la closed, and tbe space ubove the
column of mercury Is a vnrunm. The
lower or book end of the tnlw la open
and subject to the pressure of tbe at
mosphere. As tho pressure becouies
less ou rising above the surface, the
mercury In the long pnrt of the tuba
fulls. Tbe extent of the fall indicates
tho height.
Airplanes use one of these Instru
ments mentioned, which are practically
aelf registering barometers, and wlieu
Hie alrpluuo conies down the Instru
ment shows how high it has been car
ried. Philadelphia Press. 1
Caught Both Ways.
Mra. Exe My servant girl has left
me. She said I bad eo much company
there was too much work to do. Mra.
Wye That's singular. Mine baa left
me too. Bbo said I bad ao llttlo com
pany It abowed I bad no social posi
tion. Boston Transcript
t Not Yet.
Mrs. Bacon Don't you think I'm en
titled to a pension, John? Mr. Bacon
Why, no. A pension Is something yon
get after you are through fighting.
Youkcra Statesman.
Spring Suits Are of
Deep Interest Just Now
SHE PROMENADES.
Built of serviceable navy gaberdine, a
Jacket cut with finely platted hip Insets
on a line with tho side plaits of the skirt,
this natty suit la one of tho neweat mod
els. Tha turban Is of navy straw, re
markably fine, with four 1st ornaments on
tbe band.
WHY SO MUCH BUYING and BUILDING IN
RIVER TERRACE
JUST ACROSS KIVtR OPPOSITE NEW HOTEL,
Because nowhere else in Uend can you buy
a desirable lot (50 x 110) SO CLOSE IN
for only $:)(). Easy terms.
HARRISON LATHAM COMPANY.
CHICAGO MAY DIVIDE
ON IJASIS OF COLOR
n Unlud Prru toTbt Dally llulldln)
CHICAGO, Feb. 16. Holution of
tho race segregation problem, made
acute in recent months by the steady
influx of southern negroes, Is the
aim of action taken today by repre
sentatives of the owners of 60,000
of the 100,000 better class apart
ments In Chicago. Segregation ata
tutes, similar to the ones In force
In Ht. Louis, will be involved.
wa liullnvn tha Interests of Chi
cago demand that white people shall
not encroach upon tne coiorea or me
colored upon Jhe white," I. O. Ack
ley, a member of the committee ap
pointed to perfect plans for immed
iate action, aald. "Therefore we
strongly urge the segregation of the
racea.
"Action taken recently In St. Loula
has been decreed constitutional by
the supreme court. It la perhaps the
greatest piece of racial legislation
since tho fourteenth amendment."
Tho real estate men have also de
termined upon May 1 as the uatc
for a general 16 per cent Increasi
in all Chicago rentals.
INDIANA DEMOCRATS
FACE FRAUD CHARGE
Br United I'rtu to The Dally Bulletin.)
INDIANAPOLIS. Keb. 15. Seven
high city officials and former of
ficials, including Chief of Police Pe
rott, are charged here with perpe
trating election frauds. All are
Democrats.
Local No. 3. B. M. & P. I. U. re
queata all members of all labor or
ganizations to meet with them Sat
urday evening at 8:00 o'clock at
Satbcr's Hall, for the purpose of dis
cussing labor conditions.
68-61 E. H. CARTER, Sec.
We invite you lo call at our store or
" phase and get our pneea.
Then you will be s steady customer.
H. P. Smith's
CASH
GROCERY
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
THE BEND. BRICK
Manzanita Addition
. Lots $50$60$65
10 per cent, cash $2.50 monthly
J. A. EASTES
BEND, OREGON
Sales Agent
1
iSHEVLIN PINE
SOLD BY
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
Phone 1661
Sash Factory Wood
Bend White Pine Sash Co.
Telephone 441
Sales Jlgtnls
f'OlXTV KKCOItDS
Ilernard Fontclne, -certificate to
practice as a registered optometrist.
The Owl Pharmacy, supply of al
colohl affidavits.,
Cornelia H. Roberta to S. L. Angel,
deed to lot six, block 19, Deschutes
addition to Bend.
Local No. 3, B. M. P. I. U. re
quests all members of all labor or
ganizations to meet with them Sat
urday evening at 8:00 o'clock at
Sather's Hall, for the purpose of dis
cussing labor conditions.
68-61 E. H. CALER, 8ec.
DR. TURNER
KYE HPKC1AMST, of Portland
Visits Bend Monthly,
Watch Paper for Dates,
or inquire of
THORSOX, THE JKWKI.KK
THE UNITED WARE
HOUSE COMPANY
Steraf and Farwardinr, General Com
miulon Merchant.
W carry Oil, Gaaollnc, Sarar, Floor,
Salt Meala, Ham. Bacn and Lard.
You Maybe
Intending to
Build
A very Important matter for
your consideration Is
x Plumbing
You want that type and
quality of plumbing that will
Stand
We have completed some of
the most particular Jobs In this
city. They have been big ones,
too, but no .matter bow small
your order may be, we will do
your work equally as well.
In cai of 1'lumblng Troubles
call
Carlson & Lyons
RED 1591
& LUMBER CO.
lll'HI.N'EHH AND I'ltOKKHHIONAIj
ItKDM.W & MOOItK,
LAW YEItS
Open evenings 7 to 9 p. m.
except Wednesdaya
Log Cabin Bldg. Bend, Or.
VERNON A. FORBES
li A W V K It
First National Bank Building
Bend, :-: :: Oregon
II. H. De ARMOND
LAWYER
O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregon
DR. J. H. CONN A UN
DENTIST
Offlee In Satbar Building.
Hours 9 to 12. 1 to S.
Sundays and evenings by
Appointment.
GEORGE S. YO UN O
Civil and Irrigation Engineer
V. H. Mineral Surveyor.
Room 12, First National Bank
Building
Insurance Company
' cxct.uaivcL.v omoon
Homi Ofvick. Connsn-r Bloo., PonmAMCi
ASHLEY FORREST,
District Manager.
DR. B. FONTAINE
Optometttftt, Optician
Located at
Larson's Jewelry Store.
BEND,. OREGON
Nervous Debility. Stomach Trouble.
Rheumatism Spsgiarty.-
DR. C. S. TIGARD
CHIROPRACTOR Post Graduate)
Free Examination. Hours, to IS.
1 to 7. R. M. Smith Buldins.
C. H. BISHOP
Get orders lor Spring
Lawn Work and hardening
in now.
Postoffice Box 457 Bead, Or.
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Writers of all kinds of Insurance. Okk
est Insurance Agency fai Central Ore
a-on. H. C. Ellis. First National Bank
building. Bend, Oregon,
DR. J. C. BONES,
Graduated Calrapractk and Nataras
a tale, with lent npcricaca,
Chiropractic la tha most exact Mien
ever discovered for the removal of the
cause of disease which medtciae has
been unable to reach. Why not live
nature a chance and set well.
Office ROOM 5, O'KANE BUILDING
Hours 9 to 12 a, m., 2 to 6 p. m., and
7 to 8 p. m.
Casualty and Surety
Bonds Furnished
See
D. Li. WIGGINS
FULL LINE
-of-
Hardware
Implements
Hunters' Supplies
Bend Hardware Co.
Bend Park Company
122 Oregon Street
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
WE WILL PAY PORT
LAND PRICES
st your station, without eommlnfon.
for ell kind, ot poultry, veal, froh
HIB and butter. Ship direct to Man
SKer, Butte Publlo Market, Butte,
Montana.
Selling pi-tees st Butte I Hots drened
lie to l(e; veal dresud He to 17e ;
hens, eprinsera and ducks, live etc,
drewed 8e morel fresh esirs per eae
I1S.00; potatoes per 100 lbs. 12.75 to
3.25.