THE IIKNI) IJOM,KTIN. BEND, OflFXlON. WKDNKHIMV, FKHIUIAKV 21. 1017
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1917 FEBRUARY 1917
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DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them Here.
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' iiiitiIiiI t'luli, Vrllit Until,
IIIHHI.
KiiIkIiIs l' HiIuh, Haider's liull,
H AM l. III.
Hlii'illll-tlltull vs. Mul l ill At Tiixli
mini, ImwIliiKi ('uriiiody Alley, 8:00
p. in.
it. I'. . K., Council rliiimlirrH, 8
ii in.
Tlll'IWDAV.
WiililiHlm' lllrtliibiy irc-lra
in ruhllii Hi'IiihiIn.
WiihIiIhuIoh lllrllidiiy ilimri-, Tinii
nln, Ity Vcl Hldi luillcs,
Uiynl Ordrr of MiHinr, Hiillicr's
hull, 8:00 . III.
A. I''. & A. M., MiiMinlr Hull, H
i. in.
1'IIIDAY.
ItWuknli lMiut; HMlii'r's hull, 8:00
i. in.
IKillnillnii llliclf Hi hiMil IIiiIIiIIiik,
M:!I0 I'll hi lc IiivIK-iI.
OltlXiO.N TKUNK THAIS'
Arrive 7:21) n. m.
l.av !' iu-
O..W. It. N. THAIN.
Arrive 7:3f p. m.
Uirfii 7:25 m.
AUTO HTA(iK LINK HOUTII.
leaves 8:45 a. in.
Arrive 6 p. ui.
AUTO I.INKH.
Cart to llurn. Kurt Klnmalti
Kort Hock, Hllvur l.nko and
othitr point south aud south
east.'
I'OHT OFKICK IIOIIM.
Ovnnral delivery open dally
11:30 a. in. to 0 p. ni.
No mall distributed on Sunday.
NlKht train mnll closes 8:15
Day train mall cloaea 8:30 a. m.
TKI.KtiUAI'll 1ICIHH.
Western Union dally 7 a. m. to
9 p. m. Hundny and holldny
, 8-10. -. -
TKI.KPIIONK IIOl'IW.
rncllle Tel. & Tel, Co. 2 4 hour
service, Including Btindny.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
II. C. Fisher, of Alfnlfu, Is a guest
today In the city.
Axel Ohlson. of Lower Bridge, Is
In tho city today on business.
County Commissioner A. L. Mack
intosh wii In the city yesterday from i
his ranch neur llend. I
George J. Hurl, traveling auditor;
for tho O.-W. It. & N. system, Is In
llend today on official business.
Ora Van Tussel urrlved In the city
lust night from Madras, and. is re
maining over toduy to attend to bus
iness mutter.
J. 8. and V. II. McColn, of Culver,
were In llend yesterduy to consult
with Supervisor W. O. Hustings over
grilling mutter.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm Ilowplng
and family motored to I'owell Butle
on Sunday, spending the duy there
wllh Mr. and Mr. Hhohert.
nr...., ,.,,Alu...l I,, Itnitil vna.
worn n it.i"i ". ' I
... . t,
turduy telling or tnu ueuwi in nf
land of Dr. A. A. Burrls, who until
a few mouths ago hud office In
llend. Tho cuubo of Dr. Burrls. dentil
is not known here. Dr. Burrls wus
one of tho old settler In Beiid nnd
hud considerable holdings here.
Kllznbeth Fleming Rhodes, the
daughter of Mr. and Mr. J. C.
Rhodes, wuh huptlsed lust Sundiiy
by Rov. Dr. George Vun Waters, of
I'ortlund, at tho Kplscopul services
held Iu tho Mnsoiilc hull. Mr. and
Mrs. 'J. II. Htunloy acted ns god par
ent. AT THE HOTELS.
R. J. White, of Wullu Walla, Is
registered at tho Wright hotel.
. O. II. Caldwoll, of Touchot, Wash
ington, arrived in Bond lust night
und Is romnlnlng over todny. He Is
a guoBt at tho Wright.
Frunk Sloan, of Btnnflold, Oregon,
la nt tho Wright hotel.
A. F. liulloy, of Bukor, Is roglB
teroil nt tho Wright.
A. G. McCliino and P. L. Nolson
nro Portland visitor in Bond who
nro stopping at tho Wright.
Ponrl Shophard, of Austin, Is at tho
Wright hotel.
Mr and Mr. K. n. SchwarU, II.
D. Pook, a. N. North, K. F. Furror,
JnnioH A. Roberts, It. W. Framo,
Wllllnm Honth, M. II. Hockonherry,
and J. L. Lattuno.of I'ortlund, .aro
guoHtH at tho Pilot Hullo.
A .a. Soronson and W. II. Fostor,
of Kvurnlt, Washington, nro In tho
city and aro stopping at tho Pilot
Hutto.
A. D. Stanloy, of Lowluton, Is reg
istered at tho Pilot Butto.
C. W. Do Hoft and E. B. Budge, of
Hull FraiiilHco, uru Kintals ui the
l'lliit lliiltii hotel.
F. W. IIiihwiiII, W. A. lliiHwnll,
uuil V. A. OuntH, of Hiiokuiin. uru
HpiniilliiK the duy In lli'tid. They
urn i'KlHtirml ul thu 1'llot 1 1 lit Hi.
SOX BELIEVE THAT
PENNANT IS AHEAD
Hiiiiil I'liie lliinl I'HII I" Ti-xiim
In I'cw Week Hookies Have
(inly u Hnlit Clinure.
(Mr Itnllnl I'rM l Th. Dally llullflln)
CIIICAOO. Keli. 21. Tim CliliUKO
Wliltn Hnx, 311 NlroiiK, h'd hy MuniiKiir
('liirelii'O (I'uiitN) Itowliiml, anil a:
roiiipaulcil hy n lumen of noliililim,
will leave, two weeks from Friday
for llii'lr hii Ink trulnliiK rump at
Mineral WcIIh, Texas. Tim squad
will Htuy ul thlH result for two weeks
where Ihey will Im kIh-ii ii hard drill
miller Itowliinil mill IiIm assistant,
"Kill" (IIiiuhoii.
"Tim Wliltn Box will win the Amur
Iran It'll K ii pi'iiiiiint, hiirrliiK nccl
deiils," sit Id 1'resldonl Churlos Com
Iskey loiliiy. "They . would liiivn
I'Oppml It ItiHt season If they hud not
lout several sturs ut crucial periods.
Clitroiiro Rowland Is one (if thu
Kreatest leaders In Imseliall and with
such u ImtlliiK army us Kddle Collins,
Joe JuekHou, llappy Folseli anil Hay
Hiliiilk, they can't stop us, that's ul I.
Tim rucu will he very close.
"Tliero will he few new faces In
the White Kox rump. Ten rook leu
will K, hut few of them hope to
stick." Itay Hrhulk, premier Amer
ican Ikiikuu cutrhi-r, will lie Itow
I a nil's "first strliiK." He will huve us
nssisluiils, "Jack" l.upp, Mayes. I, Inn
and (Iruy, u youiiKsler. The lutter
comes from Wichita.
At first tiusn Itowlund hus his proh
leiu. This wns the Ht u in IiIIiik hlock
Inst year. There ure five candidates
for the Jol Ness, FournlcT, llns
hrooke, Henry and Joiinluii, Ness
filled the pluce during: the lutter
part of Inst season and Itowlund an
iiounces that thu mini who Kets the
Joli will have to heat him. Kournler,
a heavy liulter, Is weak us a fielder.
Jourdun, Henry and lluslirooke ure
yomiKslers. Jourdun comes from Ht.
Joseph, Missouri, where he hit over
.300 and stole more than 30 huses.
Kddle Collins will he found ut
second huso, l.ust year Kddle wus
field captain, hut there Is a possibil
ity that Itowland will relievo him of
this us ha believes Collins hilling
wua Impaired by the worries.
On the other side of the diamond,
Buck Weaver will pluy either short
or tljlrd base. He ran deliver in
either. Candidates for the other job
are Terry, McMullln. old timers
Swede" Withers, and llruco Hartford.
Fl ft ft A A.F.astes
. A nnlIAn. SOLE AGENT
Jrb U U 1 1 lUiu I omce n st"et
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7thVecTty, ; YOU CAN BUY LOTS River" :
AT RIGHT PRICES J
t a rt '' I "HO WIS THIS I
iik2!! prices: $50 - $55 -$6 5
QOIIT AfilTNX TCniUCi 10 Per Cent Cash, and $5.00 Monthly, No Interest, r
Q VaLyC MtgI 1 lcKiVlM 10 Per Cent Cash, and $2.50 Monthly, 6 Per Ct. Interest
Office or. Oregon Street ggg- .
Itlslieric coiiies from thu Vernon club
of the Pacific Coust leugun, und Is
said to bu u hear at the shtirtfleiu
position. If ho makes good on hhi
press notices, Howland's trouble will
bo ut un end on that aide or tun dia
mond, und Huck Weuver will pluy
third. Terry und McMullln will do
In u pinch','' but both are light hitlers
und below championship calibre.
Ilurlford wus drufted from Do
Moines and Is Hiild to huve the milk
ing of u big IciiKim shortstop. He
wus formerly with Cleveland.
Joe Juckson, one of the hurdest
hitters In the leuguu, will be In lefl
field. "Huppy" Kelsch, also-a slug
ger, will bu In center, itowlund will
give severul athletes u chance for
the right field Job. Lust your rihuno
Collins held down this position. He
Is uu In-und-oiitiir.
Among other candidates ure Kddle
Murphy, formerly of the rhlludelphlu
Athletics; Nemo Llehold, formerly
with Clevelund; Hobs Kldrnd, secur
ed from the coust; und ilruno Huas,
drufted from Wllkesburro.
The pitching stuff, which wus
somewhat of u disappointment lust
season, will not sco much change.
Itowlund will bo equipped with such
right bunders as Joe lienx, Jim Hcolt.
Kddle Clcotto, Hod Kuber. Klwood
Martin und Mel Wolfgung. Kuber
und Hcott were out of condition dur
ing no, Ml of lust seusou, Murtln is
tin, milv newcomer. He comes from
Oakland, In the Coust league. For
port Blders, Itowlund ha "Hod" Hus
sell, Williams and Dunfotth.
250 MILES OF FRUIT
ARE AT ORANGE SHOW
III, United Pro u Th Vll Dullrtln)
BAN ItAltNAHDINO. Cul., Feb. 21.
One of thoso demon stutlstlclans
uttacked the Nutlonul Grunge Show
ut the beginning of It second duy
hern toclny and figured thut If every
orungn In tho how were lined up
they would reach 250 miles. Ho bIho
flKured thut tho rnnvus In the tents
would clot ho 3400 women In duck
dresses. And Just by way of diver
sion ho totaled up the feet of twine
used to weave tho cunvus only 192
million feet.
FIRED FIFTY SHOTS TO
AVENGE ONE SOLDIER
Commanding Officers nirwts Heavy
Hhcll Klre ut Oeriniins When
Miner Iow- U'gs.
WITH TUB FRENCH ARMIES
AT VKRDL'N, Feb. 21. Artillery-
m,.rrn rhi.vnlller. who wus
mat,
awarded thu coveted mllltury medal
for the loss of hi lega before ver-
1 MlL'udJ)lL ;S
dun, declared thut the decoration did
not give him liulf the pleasure lit,
get from the knowledge thut f0
shot were fired by hi buttery ul the
enemy In revenge for the (hell thut
mangled hi legs.
Chovulllnr, who was a minor be
fore the wur, wi attached to a but
tery neur Houvllle for the purpose
of constructing the bombproof dug
outs und shelter thut alone protect
the artilleryman und his munition
when the enemy's gun happens to
get their runge. Ilecuuse of Ills ex
pert knowledge us a miner, his om
puiilons declare, he never construct
ed a single dugout thut fulled to re
sist tho most terrible bornhurdrncm
thut tho enemy could direct ugulnst
it.
I'nfortunately Chevullier In the
course of time won, his six day.4 of
lettvo und while ho wus away unolhe
bombproof hud to bo dug by less ex
perienced hands. Upon his return
he expressed lack of confidence in
the dugout und wus enguged in fixing
it right when a German shell pierced
the roof and smashed both hi legs.
An Instant later the Captain of the
buttery leuped Into the dugout and
cried :
"Ah, my poor Chevalller, If it had
only been you who had built the dug
out there Is not a shell in the world
thut could huvo come through it and
you would never huve been hurt liko
this. But you Bhull hare tho military
medul for it. I shall propose you ut
once."
Then as the captain gazed into the
eyes of his wounded soldier, a sud
den inspiration came to. him.
"Hut I'll do more than that," I12
creld, "I'll muke them pay for your
IcgB, and I'll muke them pay dearly,
loo. Every gun In the battery shall
fire 50 shots on the enemy for your
right leg and 60 for your left."
"If you'll do that for me 'Mon
Cupituine!" Chevullier replied, "1
won't cure ubout the medul."
Two Red Cross men whom the cup
tuln hud Bummonded, entered the
dugout and lifted CbevaUier with his
bleeding legs onto their stretcher.
Just as they emerged, carrying Chev
alller between (hem, the captain
leaped before them, and his voice
rung out:
"Buttery attention! For Artillery
man Chevalller, wounded on the
field of honor. 60 shots on the ene
my; gun No. 1 fire."
As the first shell from gun No. 1
went Bcheecliing forth the cuptain's
voice again rang out.
"Gun No. 2 fire."
Chevalller, who was fast losing
consciousness, declares he beard gun
No. 2 fire Ha first shot, and then
again the captain' voice.
"Gun No. 3, fire."
The shell from No. 3 whizzed forth.
and Chevalller Insist that before he
forgot everything, be remembers
faintly hearing uguln.
"Gun No. 4, fire," and then all
four of the gun belched away to
gether, but ever fuinter and fainter
until he remembered nothing more
until ho awoke In tho hospital with
both legs gone and the "Mcdalllo
Mllltalre" pinned on hi breast.
HOUSE MOVING
I will Uk contracts for moving anil
railing bull'l;n2B. from the tmallrat to
larirmt. 8m L. HHANUENIIUHU, or
wrlU IUim 4311. IlcntI, Oregon.
DR. TURNER
KVK HPKCIALIHT, of Portland
Visits Bend Monthly,
Watch Paper for Dates,
or inquire of
THORSOX, TUB JKWKLKR
We invite yoa to call at our itore or
phone and get our pneea.
11 you will be a steady customer.
. The
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 UNITED WARE
HOUSE COMPANY
Storage and Forward tnr. General Co ta
rn baton Utrckanta.
Wt carry Oil, Gaaollne, Borar, Floor,
Salt Meat. Hani, Bacaa and Lard.
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Itl'HINKHH AND PKOFKHHIONAIi
KKDMAN A MOOKK,
LAWYERS
Open Monday, Thursday and
Saturduy evenings, 7 to 9 p. m.
liog Cabin Illtlg. HFND, OR.
VERNON A. FORBES
LAWYER
First National Bank Building
Bend, :-: :-: Oregon
II. II. De ARMOND
LAWYER
O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregon
DR. J. H. CONNARN
DENTIST
Offlco In Bather Building.
Hour 9 to ii, 1 to 5.
Sunday and evening by
Appointment.
GEORGE S. YOUNG
Civil and Irrigation Engineer
V. H. Mineral Surveyor.
Room 12, First National Bank
Building
OrcgonTlfc Insurance Company
"cxCLuarvKL-v okkoon"
Home Ofpicc. ConairrT Bldo.. PonrLAMC
ASHLEY FORREST,
District Manager.
DR. B. FONTAINE
Optometrist, Op Irian
Located at
Larson's Jewelry Store,.
BEND, OREGON
Nervoua Debility. Stoma-h Trouble,
Rheumatism Specialty.
DR. C. S. TIGARD
CHIROPRACTOR ( Port Graduate)
Free Examination. Hours. 9 to 1&
1 to 7. R. M. Smith Buildinc.
C. H. BISHOP
Get orders for Spring
Lawn Work and (burdening
in now.
Postoffice Box 457 Beod, Or.
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Writers of all kinds of inraraaM. Otd.
est Insurance Ajrency in Ontral Or
von. H. C. Ellis. First Natsoaal Baak
BuildiDff, Bend, Oreson. j
DR. J. C SONE9,
Grsdasted Chiropractic and Naturop
athic, with Ions; experience.
Chiropractic ts the most exact science
ever discovered for the removal of the
cause of disease which medicine has
been -unable to reach. Why not ffive
nature a chance and set well:
Office ROOM 6, O'KANE BUILDING
Hours 9 to 12 a.'m.a 2 to 6 p. nv and
7 to 8 p." m.
Casualty and Surety
Bonds Furnished
D. L. WIGGINS
FULL LINE
-of-
l Hardware
Implements
Hunters' Supplies
Bend Hardware Co.
Bend Park Company
122 Oregon Street
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
WE WILL PAY PORT
LAND PRICES
at your station, without commission,
for all kinds of poultry, veal, fresh
ckscb and butter. Ship direct to Man
axer, Butte Public Market, guttc,
Montana.
Selling prices at Butte! Hotri dressed
llo to 16c; veal dressed 14c to 17c j
hens, sprimrers and ducks, lite E8c,
dressed 8o more; fresh egtrs per ease
$18.00 potatoes per 100 ibs. $2.76 to
$8.26.