The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, March 21, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE HEM) ntriXKTlN, HKNT), OKKOON, WKDNKNDAV, MARCH lil, WIT the Bend Bulletin ; ' IAILV EDITION Published Every Afternoon Kicent Sunday. IIKNU, OKKUON. GEORGE PALMER PUTNAM Publisher KOHKHT W. SAWYER EJItor-Menaiwr KRKU A. WOK1.KI.KN Nowa Gtlitor HENRY N. KUWI.KK AM.x-li.le Editor RALPH SPENCER Mechanic Supt An Independent Newspaper, standing; for tit ftiure deal, clean busineas, clean politics an J the best interest of llend and Central Oreiton. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ut Mail. On Year tt.OO Bll Months 11.7s Three Month $1.60 Uy terrier One Year J6.50 Six Months fct.&O One Month .60 LI I All subscriptions are due and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notices of expiration are mailed subscribers and If renewal-Is not made within reason able time the paper will be disco n Unued. . Please notify us promptly of any change of address, or of failure to re ceive the paper regularly. Otherwise we will not be responsible for copies missed. Make all checks and orders pay' able to The Bend Bulletin. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 21. 1917 LES DARCY QUICKLY LOSING POPULARITY Endeavor of Australian Champion to , Squirm Out of Contract With Gibbons, Is Disliked. By H. C. Hamilton, (United Press Staff Correspondent) NEW YORK. March 21. When Lea Darcy, the Australian pugilist, arrived in this city from his home and announced himself ready to fight with anyone the United States could trot out, the sports scribes began to hoorny and boom things for the vis itor. Here was a man they contend ed, who would win himself into such favor that he wouldn't be able to count his American dollars within a few months. Right away Darcy contended he wanted to fight Make Gibbons, the recognized peer of any American mid dleweight. He might take on Dillon, iaflske and the rest of the bunch, but bis main objective was Gibbous, he contended. Then Jack Dillon's signature was attached to a set of articles for a ten round bout with Darcy. It would ha6 been a great mill. Nothing tnat could be written of Dillon in New York could alter the fact that he still is a great fighter. Billy Miske's two alleged victories over the man killer were very question able and Al McCoy's battle with the Indianapolis boy only served to prove tnai Al is very, veiy tough. Bnt while all these -negotiations were In process, there was in New York the spectacle of Mike Gibbons vainly chasing. the Australian cham pion in an effort to get a bout. Shades of John L. Sullivan and Bob Fitzsimmons! When did - Aus tralia begin sending out champions who had the right to dictate to the American scrappers? Where, oh where is Bill Squires and several other phenoms seat to this country from the Island continent? Has an American marvel no standing withf the Australian crusher? Gibbons adopted the wrong course t and he said so when he found the ex ; U1J1J JU ,JLn Just Arrived Your Dress Your Hat and Your Shoes Evory woman of refined tnato cherishes and insists upon beautiful dresses and huts the styles of tho times. Tho style effect of these two Important appoint ments, however, Is wonder fully influoncod by the shoes which accompany them. if p 1 . Style Shoes Accentuate the grace ami artUttcnM of hat and (town to an extreme deur. Their tylc la carefully orltrinatrti by clevvr d.Mijrntr to harmonise rrfcctly with the vogue in drM and millinery. Their lino and correct fit iiive an uncommonly charminii portrayal of the naturally beautiful llnea of the foot. Sec our window for latest models, and then try our expert fitting- service. . - . , SATHER'S Australian didn't want to meet him. "I wanted the money that would - come from this bout," Gibbons said. "I know my own drawing power and I was working on the belief that a match between Darcy and myself would fill any arena in the United States. I should have waited for s him to make the first move." Gibbons outclasses Darcy In the minds ot Americans. Anyone who would favor the Australian in a bout with the St., Paul flash would be taking an awful chance on a lucky wallop, for Mike is the peer of any boxer in the ring. Darcy and Gibbons are scheduled for a 10 round match at Milwaukee for the night of April 10. Frank - Mulkern, the Milwaukee promoter, declares Darcy will have to carry It "out or the courts will have a chance . to say why. Darcy Is Just as firm in the declaration that he will do noth ing of the sort, and he is taking the stand that is certain to bring him In worse favor with the American fight public than he ever has been before. than a month to think It over. Meanwhile the movement'is spread ing to London. TO REPORT OX $100,000 BOND. (Continued from Page 1.) Description, NW VI of NV 4 of SE i Section 4, Township 13, Range 12 East W. M. Geo. W. Perry, 1616 12 Ave., Seattle Wash. 86-01p been spent by the railroad in con struction from Bend, with only $100, 000 of the amount furnished by this city, it would be not? (ng short of imbecility to fall to mate connections with the southern line so that the road could be made a paying Invest ment. John SteidI, pointing to the past achievements of Bend, asserted that to turn down a chance ot the kind to insure railroad construction, would be' absolutely out of the question: He declared that the railroad would Increase Bend's population at least one-third; - A. E. Edwards, of the Central Labor and Trades Council, promised that the labor unions of Bend would vote for the issue almost to a man. It will create a market for labor. and that is all we' have to sell," he said. He stated that of the $800,000 to be spent in construction work, half of the amount would go for labor within a period of 18 months. Overt urf Reports. A. M. Prlngle expressed his ap proval of the bond Issue plan, and Dr. B. Ferrell voiced a qualified dis sent. Among others called on for remarks were R. M. Smith, R. W Sawyer, J. H. Haner, E. M. Lara and A.' Whisnant. Manager H. J. Overturf reported on the meeting of the roadB commit tee meeting held in Portland Satur day for the boosting ot the $6,000, 000 state bond issue. p)R 8ALK Bakery; smull outfit for a home bakery; price reason able. Inquire ot P. E. Chase, Wall street. - 88-91c poll RENT Five room modern house, part ot new furniture for sale; easy terms. Inquire Box 349, Bond. 83tfc. pOR SALE Good single buggy and harness. Price reasonable. Tel. Black 1551. 86-90c poll SALE Tillamook calves, any breed; heifers $5, bulls $4; crat ed f. o. b. Tillamook; express J1.80 per 100 lbs. Call or write H. A. Helm holtz, Box 160, Redmond, Oregon. . 85-91p poll RENT 160 acres at Powoll Butte. For particulars address Loyal H . McCarthy, 1334 Northwest era Bank Building, Portland. Oregon, or J. F. Boan, P. O. Box 171, Cincin nati, Ohio. ' 66tfc poll RENT Four room house Ross Faruham, Central Orogon Bank Blrtg. . 80tfc. ! WANTED pOR SALE Thoroughbred English Fox and bloodhound puppies. In quire White House 'cleaning shop. 84-89C pOR SALE New American Adding ana listing macnine; never usca direct from factory. Owner has no use for It. Cost new $38 f. o. b. San Francisco. Will take $75. See machine at this office. 80tf. ROBIN HERALDS THE ADVENT OF SPRING ALL LONDON PAPERS MAY EFFECT MERGER Object is to Reduce Number of Em ployes So Others Can Take' ' Part In the War. (Br United Press to the, Bend Bulletin) LONDON, March 21. A shadow fell across the placid path of English Journalism today. There Is a move ment afoot to Induce ' all London newspapers to pool their properties and Issue a single sheet, thus releas ing the staffs of all but one tor active duty at the front. They're trying it on the dog first. When the staffs ot the two local papers In the little village of Peter borough appeared before the military tribunal for their regular semi-an- nual exemption they were informed that the mayor had decided the two papers should merge Into one, and that half of them could go and get measured for khaki. - . The proprietors naturally sat up on their hind legs and howled. But the ears of a tribunal are 0eaf, and the publishers hare less (By United Press to the Bend Bulletin) KANSAS CITY, Mo March 21. This Is the first day ot spring and here is a story to fit It. Every year the same robin redbreast returns to the flower garden of Thomas R. Bea ham's home and makes his nest In the snowball bush. Robbie is easily identified because he has only one leg. Or, if he has another, he never lets it down. He has an eye for beauty, too, this robin. Every spring he brines the prettiest little girl robin of the whole bunch for his mate, and the spot be has chosen for his home Is one of the most beautiful and artistic in all Kansas City. Robbie's advent Is looked and hoped for by children and grownups for blocks around. He is expected almost any day. UNSIFTED IADVTRTESEMENTS YOU GET WHAT1 YOU WANT WHEN Y0UASKF0R1TH FOR SALE FOR SALE OR TRADE Nine-acre - orchard In Rogue River Valley. Adress Box 388, Bend, Or. 88tfc pOR SALE Team, wagon, harness, saddle. Kenwood Grocery. " 88tfc CHOICE AcnEAOE 1 miles S. E Bend P. O. 8.87 acres. Only $600. Real bargain. Terms to suit. GINGER SEWING MACHINES A $3 payment places one In your home. The Bend Furniture Co. 79tfc pOR SALE Two lots In Northwest Townsite Company's Second Ad dition (west of the river, near Shev lln mill) ; price $150, easy terms, Ap ply abc. Bulletin office. tf pOR SALE Barred Rock day-old chicks. Leave orders at Bend Flour mill. A. P. Scott. 80-S9p FOR RENT pOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms. Inquire Bather's. 88tfc pOR RENT New 4-room apart ment, iour diocks irom Business center. J. Ryan & Co., O'Kane build ing. 88tfc. pOR RENT Furnished rooms with steam neat ana Dam. ueo. Bates, Phone Red 621. 84tfc ANTED Girl to clean up offices Condemned Report of tho Con dition of THE CENTRAL OREGON BANK Ilcnd, Oregon. At the Close of Business, MARCH 6, 1917. OFFICERS: D. K. Hunter, Prvnldrnt. Cnrleton B. Swift, Vice Pres., H. .M. Stephens, Cannier. DIRECTORS! D. E. Hunter, W. L. O'Donncll, C. D. Korer, H. M. Stephens, Carleton B. Swift. I Roaourcc Loans and discount 1111.803. 17 Overdraft 71.63 Bonds and warrant M2D.04 Furniture and fixture 8.269.4$ Cash on hand and due from bank 0, 128.85 Exchange and cash Items. . - 1,160.40 Expenses paid 2,181.71 Total 1216,843.14 Liabilities Capital stock I 26,000.00 Surplus and undivided prof It 8,071.25 Deposit 187,771.80 Total 1216,843.14 it nil HNHlst III Ki'ut'i'iil office work, King Uue HoiiIIhU. 88lfn WANTED First rliiwi mini tilt runeh. 1 in ii I to at Anne's liuiii, Friday nl 1:110. 88-HUti WAMiOH Hy woman with four your old liny, work In hotel, homo or restaurant, Mrs. I1, IiuiiiiIkuii, on i-o W, H. MuimIihII, It, I), 1, Box II, Powell llulle. 87-11 In WANTEIr Hill l do Kolionil Iioiikii work. Phono 2123. 8ltfo KENWOOD-BEND VIEW PINELYN PARK-TERMINAL AND KENWOOD GARDENS Easy Monthly Payment! on Loti In time JlJJlttons. J. Ryan I Co. ilia' WILL lUIIU) v. Hvmt a lb Shnlkl, rAiansnl Want Sm V,. UHhijOH Ji'J rHt.HT Manzanita Addition Lots $50-$60$65" 10 per cent, cash $2.50 monthly J. A. EASTES BEND, OHKC.ON Sulcs Agent &SHEVLIN PINE SOLD BY MILLER LUMBER COMPANY Phone 1661 Sash Factory Wood Bend White Pine Sash Co. Telephone 441 Bend View PRICES: $100 AND UP TERMS: Reaioaabe Well loan joa nooey It biOi BEND'S MOST SCENIC RESIDENCE PUOl'EUTY Every Lot commands a view of the River. Mountains and City. Building restrictions according to Location. SEE J. RYAN & CO 0 KMBId. . Phone 361 Quick Service LIGHT and HEAVY HAULING TRANSFER CAREFUL DELIVERY DELIVERIES MADE TO ANY PART OF TOWN RED 66 1 BAGGAGE . PARCELS EXPRESS Given Oow Attention Oregon Fuel & Transfer Co. Corner Oregon & Wall SU. New Sleeping Car Service VIA 1 PsPRINO SHOWING "TI mS I MILLINERY -Thursday Friday Saturday Are set apart in this Store for the purpose of showing the . Ladies of Bend Our Line of Millinery for Spring You are invited. J llllll J WARNER'S Bend's Economy Center V OREGON TRUNK RY. . CENTRAL OREGON LINE A standard Pullman sleeping car is now operat ed between Portland and Central Oregon points, as follows. Lv. Central Oregon Monday. Wednesday, Friday Lv. Portland Sunday, Tuesday. Thursday This is in addition to the Daily Tourist Sleeping Car service, which is continued. Both slwlne car are handled from Portland on North Hank Limited, No. t, leavln at 7 ilO n. m Instead of on Local Train No, 8, as formerly, levln at t p, m. Arrlv Bend 7 iZO a. m. Call on or address agents. J. T. HARDY, R. H. CROZIER, Trav. Frt. & Pass, Agt. Asst. don, Pons, Agt. Portland.