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OltKtiO.N THINK TRAIN
Arrives 7: 20 n. m.
I.t'UVIH 9 p. II).
O..W. K. ft N. TRAIN.
Arrive 7:35 p. m.
leaves 7:20 a. in.
ALTO HTAGK LINK NOL'TH.
I.onvtia 8: 4fi a, in.
Arrives C i. ui,
ACTO 1,1 XKH.
Cur to llurim, H'orl Klamath
Kurt Hock, KIIvki- Lake) and
e- ottinr poluti south aiid loutli
east.
1'OHT OKKH K HOt'lW.
v Oennral delivery open dally
, m. to 8 p. in.
No rnnll dlstrlbulcd on Bundny.
NlKlit train mull cluatia
liny trnln rnnll closes 0:30 a, m.
TKI.KGItAI'll IIOt'ltH.
Western t'nlon, H a. m. to 9
p. in. Kundny and linlliluys
v a. m. to 10 a. ui., 6 p. 111.
to ! 11. iu.
TKI.KI'IIONK IIOl'IM.
I'oclllu Tol. & Tel. Co. 2 4 hour
service, IncludliiK Hundiiy.
Bend in Brief
'DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them Here.
WKDNKHOAV.
KnlKhta of I'ythlua, Mother's hall,
M p. Di.
Commercial Club luncheon, Pilot
Butte Inn, noon.
FRIDAY.
Modern Woodmen of America,
Council room, 8 p. m.
HATIKDAY.
Ilend Automolillo Club, l'llot llutte
Inn, noon.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
II. L. Bchoo, of PrliK'Vlllo, Is In
the city today on business.
J. L. Campbell, of Madras, li n
business visitor today Id Ilond.
Loona Thorn, of Silver Lake, la
visiting with frloiula In tho city.
Friday, Soptombnr 28, linn boon
selected aa tho data ot tho Tumulo
fnlr.
E. KliiKSloy, of Culver, arrived In
tho city Inm night and Ih rcmalnliiR
ovar today.
John M. Scott and T. M. Post, of
OlHt, nro In Ilond today looking oftor
business IntoroHti.
A lnntorn locture on "Oold, Coal
and Marble," will bo given at tho
high school Friday evening. Chil
KENWOOD-BEND VIEW
PINELYN PARK-TERMINAL
AND KENWOOD GARDENS
Easy Monthly Payments on
j
Ryan & Co
VIVIAN MARTIN
in the
Morosco
Paramount
Production of
"HER FATHER'S
SWT
A IMIjflilful Her 1 Story
of lliut Ooldeii Period of
American HlHUiry-
IN TIIK OLD SOUTH
. IIKKOKK Til V. VI V I U
WAIt
till. KI'IHODK Of
"THE SHIELDING SHADOW"
dren uiidur 10 wfll Im admitted (roe,
lor adult a chuiK" of five cent
will lift Ulttde.
Dr. I. K. Hunter left liiat night
for I -t roll, called by tho aorlous
IIIiii'hh of bin brother, A. O. lluntor.
In Dm council room tit Ih evonlng
ut H o'clock will ho hold a mooting
of tlm llimd Fair Track UHHocla
tlon to iiiuku plun for llni aiuocla
tlon work. All stockholder are
urgnd lo bn present.
AT THE HOTELS
, Tlift Wright Hotel..
II. IC. Mitrsliull. Halcm.
I), (ilockzln, I'ortlnpd.
I .con 11 Thorn. Silver Lake.
K. I.. Oviirjiirdti. Coeiir d'Alene.
A. F. Itamey, Tumnlo.
it. H, Kclimy, I'ortlnnd.
C. Clurkn. AUiilfu.
('. T. M till Inn, H11 nw.
JoHt'lih M. Murphy. Spokann.
I'. J. Oiillnithur, Vancouver.
l'llot II11II0 Inn.
It. H. (Inrdnnr. I'ortlund.
W. II. Hccitt, I'ortlund.
J. It. Dnvl.H, I'orllund.
('. C. Smith, 1'ortliind.
A. V. NIkkIiin. I'ortlund.
A. 1,. AlbuuRh, I'ortlund.
I. C. Storney, I'ortlund.
J. Hlntcr, Sun Francisco.
A. J. Wulton.' I'ortlunil.
John Sweeney. 1'ortlnud.
F. I.. Ilerry, Kaunas City.
A. I'. Masrhlneye, I'ortlund.
J. 0. Tute, rortliind.
COI NTY HKCOH1W
Hannah I'. Hrhncfers to Kudu I..
Blftvonti, deed to Iota 8 to 14, in
clunlvd, block 37,. and Iota 0-7 In
cliiMlce, block 30, Imperial.
Ilend Co. lo Mury K. Ityiin. deed
to lot 4, block 14, I'ark addition.
It. K. Warner to William I'nttlHon.
deed to lot 22, block 19, I'ark ad
dition. Ilend View Co. to I). V. Mackln
toah, deed to lota 13 and 14, block
8, and Iota 3 and 4, block 7.
Kobort Nltzache to Qua K. Stadlg,
deed to 40 sera tract In Beet loll 19,
townahlp 14 south, range 12 oast.
Italph L. Babrock to It. W. Tripp,
deed to 320 acres In aocllona 21 and
22, townahlp 21 south, rungo 19
eaat.
Torrebonno Co-operative exchange,
filing of article of incorporation.
PORTLAND FIRM GETS
PRINEVILLE CONTRACT
(Portland Journal.)
PIIINKVILLK,. Or., Mnrch 27.
Tho city council laat night lot tho
contract for grudlng tho Prlnevllle
railroad to Jolumon & Sous, of. Port
land, tho contract prlco being $R3,
000. Thla bid waa over $4000 less
than tho noxt lowoat bid. JohiiBon
4 Sons agroed to complete the grad
ing within five months after April
1 and to employ local labor so far
ub possible They als6 agreed to
begin tho work within throe weoka
from thla dato.
IOWA WOMEN MAY BE
GRANTED FRANCHISE
(Dr UnlUd Prow to the Dend Dullitln)
PES MOINJB9, ' March 28. The
stato senate here today passed with
out debate a resolution calling for
a popular election In 1918 on the
equal suffrage question.
Lota In these Additions.
WE WILL BUILD vou
eHom m tht Monlhly
Pcmimnl Wan. 5m Ui.
ORHQON STHEBT
J LENOHE ULUICH in J
? THE INTRIGUE ?
Q Th Stoiy of lU DUoovcry of M X-Ray Cua G
? IJEND THEATRE ?
WHITMAN IS SURE
TO CUT OUT BOXING
Nmv York Governor Opposed l tho
I'lglillng (Jiiiiio From Kvery
Angle, Hu DwIurcJt.
Ily II. C. Iliiinlllon,
(tfnltwl I'rMa HUIT CorraaponoVnt.)
NKW YOllK, March 28. Oovor
nor Whitman, of New York, Is de
termined thut before tho close of
thla yeur boxing will bo kicked com
pletely out of New York. Ills de
termination ho declured In recent In
formal dlscuHHlous, la unalterable.
Ha la opposed to the game from ev
ery ungle.
The unfavorable publicity the
gumo has received In this city, the
unfavorable and unsavory bouta thut
have been pulled off from time to
time, Fred Wenck's unfortunato ex
perience with the hot end of that
100 check and several other things,
huvo soured Whitman completely.
Wenck's conduct In office was very
bud and It waa the atraw that broke
the governor's back. Ho announced
thut Wcnck would bo removed from
office and then let It be known In an
unofflclul wuy that no one would be
appointed to replace the deposed
chairman of the boxing commlHslon.
Wenck (lid several things while in
office thut looked bud, among them
being his feat of borrowing 1400
from tho manager of a fighter, no
small stunt. He repuld the money,
but Franklin I). Lord, the governor's
representative who hcurd tho evl
denco In charges brought by Harry
I'ollok. John White and others, held
thut Wenck acted in disrespect to
the dignity of hla office in asking
for the loun.
As If thi were not enough. Wcnck
permitted his office to be used on
more limn one occasion as headquar
ters for vlsillng mnnugers of boxers
who were lo uppeur in New York
rings. Not only did he do thut, but
ho even recommended "a huHtllng
young manager of a fight club" lo
a former ninnuger of Fred Fulton,
who OHkcd regarding the stability
of clubs. Ho also endorsed a note
for $3000 to help this manager stage
a match.
Theso things were bad, they net
tled the governor, and ho was firmly
determined to end tho game for all
time when the evidence waa all In.
Nothing can atop it In Now York.
The Frawley bill la doomed and there
la little wonder. The way promot
era and munagers. not to speak of
tho boxers, have treated their liber
ties Is enough to shamo anything
Into hiding.
And In passing, It Is enough to
provoke a glgglo to witness tho fuct
that In getting revenge on Wenck,
for retiming a license to conduct
bouts In MadiBon Square Garden,
Harry I'ollok gave a porfect imper
sonation of the man who cut off hla
11 oo to spito his face.
REVIVALIST OPENS
SERVICES IN BEND
II. K. Mnnthull IVomiKcn I'latncwt
Kind of Talks In Adilrr at
the lluptlxt Church.
Opening tho revival meetings at
Ilaptlst church last night, Evangelist
H. E. Marshall spoke to a good sited
congregation on tho subject, "Old
Tralla," drawing largely from hiB
own varied career aa a newsboy,
ironwokor, sailor and minister. The
efficacy of prayer and tho need of
mankind for the Bible, he empha
alced particularly.
Mr. Marshall, In outlining his pro
posed work In Bend, declared that
ho would be extremely plain In hla
addresses, "calling a spade, a apade,
even If It were found in a deck ot
cards."
Tonight he will speak on the toxt,
"Jesus Stonod."
EXPERT WILL SPEAK
Farmers ' Have Chance to I .earn
Whence Came the Golden KgR.
County Agricultural Agont R. A.
Blanchard has arrenged for the ser
vices of Prof. C. C. Lamb, tbe ex
tension worker of the poultry de
partment of. OVA. C. from April 2
to 6, Inclusive, In both Crook and
Deschutes counties.
Arrangements are bolng complet
ed for the poultry expert to lecture
Wanted
WOMAN to do gen.
tral house work, one
day a veek-30c per
hour. Inquire Bulletin.
at the ' Ilend union and tbe Ilend
grange on April 2, at the Arnold
district on April 3, at Terrebonne In
the afternoon and Prlnevllle In the
evening of April. 4, and at Hedmond
in tho afternoon and Tumulo In the
evening of April 6.
Mr. Luuib bus been connected with
the Agricultural College for a num
ber of years, having charge of the
experimental department of the pul
try division of the college, and has
been Prof. Dryden'a right hand man
and assistant since 1909. Mr. Lamb
Ih a thoroughly capable of handling
the subject of poultry ralalng. He
Is familiar with Oregon conditions
and is a practical man throughout.
His lectures will be on the subject
of breeds, feeds and feeding, brood
ers, lucubutlng, care and manage
ment und will touch upon the more
common discuses of while diarrhoea
and fowl tuberculosis.
Both the Prlnevllle and the Tum
ulo associations have offered every
Inducement to have good meetings.
Mr. P. II. Dencer, of Bend, has been
particularly active In arousing in
terest and securing a good crowd.
Every practical poultry raiser and
farm woman should make every ef
fort to attend at least one of these
meetings. It. A. BLANCHARD.
STABBING REPENTED,
BOY GIVEN PAROLE
Only I'uiilxlmiciit for J.I Year Old
I toy Ih CoioiiiiiikI Not to
Curry Juckknife,
Asserting thut his temper got the
better of him when he stabbed 17
year old Harry Evans Friday night.
Howard Itaney, aged 13, son of J.
C. Huney. of this city, appeared be
fore District Attorney H. H. DfAr
mond late yesterday afternoon, prom
ised to be good, after he had received
a severe lecture, and was placed on
parole, being ordered lo report to
Mr. DcArmond every Suturaay morn
ing.' The only punishment rr.ete-1 out
to the youngster came when the dis
trict attorney forbade him to carry
a Jackknlfe in tbe future.
Ladies
Hats
Flowers, Ornaments
Shapes, Linings
iffcjfa ($fgj5 ftj5 (Mj
w w w $ w
We sell Trimmed Hats or the
Shapes and Trimmings for the
Home Milliner
Warner's
Un4cs New Management
THE APPLE BOX
FRUIT S FRES H VECETAB LES
BERRIES IN SEASON FARM PRODUCE
WE DELIVER TO ANY PART OF THE CITY
1081 BOND ST PHONE BLACK 661
Quick Service
LIGHT
and
HEAVY
HAULING
TRANSFER
DELIVERIES
MADE TO ANY
PART OF TOWN
RED
Oregon Fuel & Transfer Co.
Corner Oregon & Wall Sts.
Young Kvans has been discharged
1 from the hospital and Is reported
! to be practically recovered from the
Injuries received.
Are You Going to Build
llu, (, W.lh r Stptlc TnkT
GET MY EHTIMATEH.
A. HANSON, Box 249
BABY BUNNIES FOR EASTER
White Angoras, $1.00 each.
Brown and mixed colors, 60
cents each.
F, MONTGOMERY,
Granilvlew i : Oregon
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
FULL LINE
-of-
Hardware
Implements
Hunters' Supplies
Bend Hardware Co. 1
THE UNITED WARE
HOUSE COMPANY
Storage and Forwarding-, General Con
minion Merchant.
Wo carry Oil. GaaoUno, Sogar, Floar,
Bolt Menu. Hamc, Bacon and Lard.
MELV1N E. BEDltfNT. Proprietor
CAREFUL
DELIVERY
BAGGAGE
PARCELS
EXPRESS
Given Clote Attention
66 1
I IIUHI.NKHH AMD I'HOFKHHIONAt.
RKDMAN MOO It E,
LAWYERS
Open Monday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings, 7 to 9 p. m.
Log Cabin Bldg. BEND, OR.
VERNON A. FORBES
LAWYER
First National Bank Building
Bend, :-: :: Oregon
II. II. De ARMOND
LAWYER
O'Kano Building, Bend, Oregon
DR, J. H. CONNARN
DENTIST
Office In Sathar Building.
Hour. 9 to it, 1 to 0.
Sundays and evenings by
Appointment.
GEORGE S. Y O D N O
Civil and Irrigation Engineer
U. S. Mineral Surveyor.
Room 12, First National Bank
Building
QrCgOuiife Inuranc Company
"IXCLUIIVILV OftEOOM"
Homk Omen:. CcmnKTT Buoo., Poutlanoi
ASHLEY FORREST,
District Manager.
Office phone Blk 1S91 Bo. Blk. 2102
FREE CONSULTATION
Dr. R. D. Ketchum,
Druglewi Physician
Hour, S to 12, 1 to 6:20, or by ap
pointment. OVER DEMENTS GROCERY
W. G. Manning, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Suite 12-14, O'Kane Building
Tel. Bluck 1781 Bend, Ore,
DR. B. FONTAINE
Optometrist, Optician
Located at -Larson's
Jewelry Store,
BEND, OREGON
PLASTERING,
Concrete Work, and
Septic Tanks,
Brick Work, Chimneys
See C. F. Daniio, Black 2058
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Writers ef all kinds of lnraraie& Otd
cst Insurant? Affency In Central Or
tron. H. C Ellis, First .National Bank
BuUding;, Bend. Oresoa.
Consultation and Examination Free.
NO MEDICINE NO KNIFE
All Calla Promptly Attended to.
DR. J. C. SONES
Graduate and Experienced -Chinpracter
and Naturopathic pfcyal
daa. Phone 611. Office hour. 9 to 12, ! to
B. 7 to 8. ..Office O'Kane Building,
Room 6, Bend, Oregon.
Casualty and Surety
Bonds Furnished
D. L. WIGGINS ;
CENTRAL OREGON
PLVMBING & HEATING CO.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
117 Minnesota Street.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
Jobbing Promptly Done.
HOUSE MOVING
I will take contract for rnorinc and!
raisins buildings, from the smallest toff
largest. See L. BRANDENBURG,
writ Box 439, Bend, Oregon.
Shoe Repairing
Done In a FIRST-CLASH man
ner, while yon wait.
L. Goodman, opposite Baker's
Grocery.
We iavite you to call at our More or
phone and get our price.
Then you will be a tteady ctntorocr.
H. P. Smith' 5 GROCERY
. Tinning and Sheet Metal
WM, MONTGOMERY.
Furnaces, Spouting, Guttering,
Cornice and Skylight
Repairing promptly attended to
Prices right, work guaranteed