FAOK 1
CARD OK THANKH
We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks for the kindness of our friends
in the recent death of Henry Horning.
The assistance and the gifts of flow
ers are greatly appreciated.
MH8. HENRY HORNING,
CHARLES HORNING AND
FAMILY.
HL'HINKHH AND PROFKHHIONAL
Arthur J. Moore
Lawyer
Probate, Liens, Convey
ances, etc.
GKNEHAI. PRACTICE
Ix)g Cabin Building
BEND, ORE. Phone Black 1411
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George WiwliinKton T
.......... 4, .1,1 lii'.--"Mis.s it
Ccoiffe WiishiiiKton
never told the truth.
$100.00 Starts a Home!
1 will build a hmiM to ult, lor 1100
down, Ijfilimca In monthly payment.
J. C. HILL, itd. HoUI.
I'bona Black 1311
POOR BASEBALL SEEN
AT HOME.
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The Littlest Star
MARGUERITE CLARK
in the humorous photoplay
Miss George Washington
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Bend in Brief
DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them Here.
TODAY.
I. O. O. I-., Hnllicr'N Hull, H p. in.
I'liltilcr niifl liiviirnlorw, l,oiie IMnc
l.ulMir 1Vtn)l, 7 silo p. III.
IU-iiiI Hiricn, Kmlilrm ( lull, 7:4.1
p. in.
TI'KHDAY.
M. W. A., Hnllicr'N Hull, H p. ill.
I'ulliiitry Alllmire No. :I7 1 , I.4111C
I'liif IjilMir Temple, H p. in.
Cmnicil Meeting, Ciiiiiirll Ilium
Iters, H p. Ml.
I'lirenl-Tcnclier AawH-liiiliui, Mm.
l. A. Thurmiii', 8:1111 p. in.
ladles' l.lhrury Dull, Library, .1
p. m.
WEDNESDAY.
Knights r I'ythlux, Muilicr's Hull,
N p. in.
4 oiniiicrrliil ( lull, Pilot lluttc Inn,
noon.
TlllltMDAY.
A. I'. & A. M., MiinoiiIc Hull H
p. in.
I'KIDAY.
Itehckull Irfxlgc, Hiilhcr's Hull, H
p. m.
W. (I. V., t'ounrll ( IiimiiIhtx, H
9 it. in.
Itcnil Rifles, Emblem ( lull, 7:45
p. m.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
J. T. King, of Korl Hock, In n Horn!
visitor today.
C. 8. Clow, of La Pino, was In the
city yesterday.
K. W. aunrnay Is In t ho city from
IHh run eh ncur llrotliurH.
Mr. and Mm. W. Oumpnrt, of Cllno
FhIIh, spent yostordny In llcnd.
Karl Hmull wbb In tlio city yes
turduy from his homo In Silver Lake.
Horn, this morning to Mr. and Mrs.
Bnmuol u, Layman, a seven-pound
duughtor.
Horn, this morning to Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Muckoy, n savon aiid
ono-linlf pound dauglitar.
K. 0. Fuller returned this morn
ing from Portland, whore he spout
tin) wnok ond visiting relatives.
R. C. Lnndlrtghnm has taken a har
bor chair with tho Pilot Butte bar
hor shop, of which Fred Kstes Is
proprietor.
Mrs. M. n. BCggs, Mrs. n, T. John
son, 1). Johnson and II. Vun Nuys
waro Prlnovlllo visitors In Bend, ovor
tho wcok ond.
II, II. Corey, memhor of tho State
Public Sorvlce Commission, arrived
in Bund this morning on roiito to
fllstors, for tho Squaw, Crook Irriga
tion projoct caso.
Thnro will be a mooting of tho La
dins' Library club at the library to
morrow afternoon, Tho Flnwor Show
and vegetable, compotltlon will bo
discussed. '
Vernon A. Forbes and H. II. Do Ar
mond nnd Goorgo S. Young loft this
morning for Sistors, to bo prasont
at tho Public Sorvlco CommlBslon
bearing In tha Siiuaw Crook Irriga
tion projoct rata enso.
A surprise party was glvon nt tho
homo or Florence Downing, In Ken
wood. Kuturduy night by 12 of her
friends, ihn oct-nnlou being her
twelfth hlrlhduy. Games were played
unil le v cream mill euku served. -
AT THE HOTELS
The Wright Hold.
W. ('humhcrlulu, Vancouver.
W. I), (iruvi-s. Portland.
.Mrs. J. O. Whllukcr. Ilittnptou.
W. M. Rlmiiions. Everett.
C. 8. Clow, La Pino.
J. L. Black, llumplon.
W. C. Holllnslicud, La Pino.
Cecil Ilollliisheud. La Pluo.
11. IlKiihani, Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Uumpcrt, Cllno
Kails.
Hilly Meyer. I. Kiln Fulls, Minn.
John Meyer, Utile Kulls. Minn.
Oscar Caveiidnr, Bum.
K. W. Ouerney, Brnlhnrs.
H. A. Kalrfux, Sun Kronclsro.
I'. T. Borders, Hun Francisco.
Thnmns Hulu, Tha Dulles.
Victor Dickey, Portlund.
.Mr. and Mrs. II. Ituinsev. Portlnnd.
O. Krnll liver. Summer Lake.
II. T. McKliiiion. Portlund.
Anne Plendl, Vancouver;
It. A. McCluskoy, Porllund.
E. Friend, Seattle
J. A. Equals, Eugene.
W. O. Erb, La Pino.
K. A. i'uterbough, Portland.
M. Bnrtrune, Portland.
C. Jones, Portland.
Clyde Kry, Hedinond.
W. 0. Fordhnni, La Pino.
Hold Coxy.
J. II. Myers, Portland.
II. U. Xlcninn, Portlund,
U. A. Collier, Sealllo.
A. W. Nclsun, O.-W. It. N.
J. A. Moore, Fort Hock.
J. T. King, Kort Hock.
Pilot Untie Inn,
Wlllnrd Cook, Portlund.
N. Chrlstensvn, Portlund.
I. Monholmer, Chicago.
L. VanOrman, Portland.
It. E. Clanton, Portland.
Puul Illingsworth, Motollus.
A. J. Bolloiis, Motollus.
W. A. Hudley. Tho Dalles.
J. M. Dunn, Portlund. V
Joy Johnson, Portland.
8. B. Lelghton, Boston.
0. T. McKendrees, San Kranciuco
; J. O. Bailey, Sulom.
II. H. Corey, Sulom.
Jl. R. Bundy, Portlnnd.
f.'nrl Small, Silver Lake.
C. K. Colo, Prlnovlllo.
K. S. Wiser, Portlund.
H. J. Mlchelson, Bonllla, S. D.
J. II. Blanford, Portlund.
II. C. Huntor, Portlnnd.
Mrs. M. M. Biggs, Prlnovlllo.
fl. f. Johnson, Prlneville.
1). Johnson, Prlnovlllo. N
, II. Vnn Nuys, Prlnovlllo.
"I. K. Clark, Portlund.
J. A. Lcatborman, Portlnnd.
D. T. Goodman, Portland.
A. K. Brown, Portlund.
C. B. Prlvott, Portlnnd.
P. S. Brown, Portlund.'
II. E. Snnford, Portlund.
J A KK.NT-TKACH KHN TO MICKT
The Paront-Tonchor association
will hold a social nnd busiuoss moot
ing Tuosdny afternoon from 3:30 to
5:30 at the homo of Mrs. O. A. Thor-
PLASTERING,
Concrete Work, and
Septic Tanks,
Brick Work, Chimneys
Hco C, V. Dundo, lllnck Bona
Shoe Repairing
Dono In n I'lltHT-CLAHH iiiun-
ner, while you wait.
L. flooilmim. opposite linker's
Grocery,
in
Adult
s - 25c
Children
!5c
son, CIO Deluwura avenue. There
will bo a short program and parcel
post sale. Every member is urged
to attend and to bring a new member
This will be the last meeting of the
school yeur.
FIRST NATIONAL'S
STATEMENT GOOD
Answering the cull of the comp
troller of the currency for state
ment of condition on Muy 1, the
First National Bunk has Issued a con
doused statement which shows
healthy Increase over the last prev
ious statement. The deposits of
630,30(1,70 are larger by 1100.000
and the statement, which Is very
well bulunced, shows a cash reserve
of over 33 per cent, or more than 20
per cent above the legul requirement
of 12V4 per cent. '
Tho condensed statement Is as fol
lows:
HKHOIKCKS
Bills Receivable 1398,220.27
Bonds and Warrants 24.838.16
Expense 444.62
Stock Kcdcral Reserve
Bank 1,300.00
Real Estate, Kurniture
and Fixtures 31,067.34
Bonds to Secure Circula
tion 12,500.00
5 Redemption Fund .... 626.00
Other Real Estate Owned 3,657.63
CASH AND EXCHANGE 225,220.22
Bonds to Secure U. 8.
V. S 4,034.76
1701,806.79
LIABILITIES
Capital $ 26,000.00
Surplus and Profits 26,000.00
Circulation 12,600.00
DEPOSITS 0.111,8041.70
701,806.79
I
CAKLO.N & MARTIN,
of the
WAKDKOIIE,
having secured the services of Chas.
E. Mathers, who Is a friet class, up-
to-the-minute cutter and designer,
are now prepared to turn out strict
ly first class tailoring for gentlemen.
at very reasonable prices. Call and
examine our samples and leave your
measure, for a high class suit of
clothes. Adv. 128-1 33c.
Trespass notices for sale at the
Bullotln office.
Are You Ready
for Spring?
There- may be many
things you would like
to have adjusted in a
plumbing . way about
your home this spring.
We will be pleased to
make a careful inspec
tion of your plumbing,
and report on it to you.
If you contemplate
building, may we not
have the privilege of
bidding on your work.
i
Carlson & Lyons
Wall St., near Franklin
Phone, Red 1591
JcffiTKon County Dcfculs B'iil 2 to 1
In l-'unt, CIcun Game Ycnlcrduy
ut Culver, leading ( Nw
'-, 1-ciiKue Willi Clean Mule.
Hlundlog of Tennis.
Clubs . W. L. Pet.
Jefferson County 2 , 0 1.000
Prlneville 1 1 500
Shevfln-IIIxon ' t 1 .600
BenU 0 . 2 .000
i
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One day In school a llttlo boy was
asked to tell what he knew about
Ncro( Ho thought awhile. He was
sure that he had never heard any
thing good of the Roman tiddler, so
he wrote down on his paper, "The
less suld about Nero, tho better."
So it Is with the second baseball
game of the Central Oregon league
series played at home yesterday be
tween Prlneville and The Shcvlln
lllxon teams," the less said, the bet
ter." Had tho day been a little more
cheerful and if there had been a
upark of baseball Intelligence, It Is
likely that tho crowd would have
stayed to see the finish of the 16 to
5 defeat of the mill team. Carl John
son was disgusted. Frank Prince was
sore. T. A. Mccann got up anu leu
the grounds shortly after the fifth
inning. Ash Houston, captain of
The Shcvlln-Illxon team, played the
poorest game In the infield be has
ever played in this section.
It, wasn't because Tetherow was
airtight that Prlneville administered
I lifc defeat it did, nor was It that the
Crook county bunch hit Bullock or
Baker altogether too frequently. It
was Just poor fielding and poor judg
ment on the part of the mill team
that brought such a score.
It is apparent that the mill team
will come in for some . reorganiza
tion within the next 24 hours. New
materfal will be whipped into shape.
Carl A. Johnson, who yelled himself
hoarse yesterday, Ib going to get
into the game from the managing
end and put up better baseball for
next Sunday.
Batteries Prlneville. Tetherow
and Stnplcton; Shevlin-Hlxon, Bul
lock, Buker and Leary.
The Jefferson county team tops
the Central Oregon league with a
fairly comfortable margin, by defeat-1
Ing tbe Bend nine yesterday at Cul
ver by a score of 2 to 1. It was a
good brand of baseball that the Jef
ferson county recruits stirred up.
Boring, pitching for Jefferson coun
ty, kept the Bend hits well scattered.
and with his team playlng'good ball
behind him, he nosed out his second
victory. The Bend team, with Mer
rill in the box, played better ball.
according to reports than It did at
home last Sunday. Boring allowed
Bend seven hits and Merrill allowed
the Jeffersonlans five hits.
Score: R. H. E
Jefferson County 2 5 1
Bend 1 7 3
Batteries Jefferson County, Bor
ing and Wiegand; Bend, Merrill and
Johnson.
BUY AT
HOME!
Deschutes
Spray
and
True Blue
FLOURS
Are real home products
manufactured from high
est possible grade
CENTRAL OREO ON
wheat, and given the best
test of sanitary milling
to be found anywhere.
Bread from these Flours
have an appetizing flavor
which calls for more. .
SOLD AND
GUARANTEED
by all local Grocers.
Bend Hoar Mill Co.
BEND, OREGON
Slop at I he New Houston Holel
6th and Everett Sts., Portland,
Oregon. New Management
Ph,m,enJ F.liceUr. IUlai0t.7Sc.tl .00
anj $1.50 t day.
PILOT BUTTE INN
JJAKHLk SHOP
FRED ESTES, - Proprietor
BEST SERVICE GUARANTEED
White Angora Rabbit. $3.00
a pair.
O. A. C White Leghorns
$1.50 per 15 tit.
V. MONTGOMERY,
Grandvletv : : Oregon
Buff Plumouth Rock
Any Day Old Chix.
Eggs for Hatching,
(From 200-egg laying strain
and prize-winners: also tested
free from white diarrhoea by
the O. A. C.)
After May 1, all ceip for
hatching $1.50 per 15.
Fertility guaranteed.
A. i. SAX FORD. REDMO.VO
Phone 3705.
Bend Park Co.
Real Estate
Insurance
BOND and GREENWOOD AVE.
Oppoule Wright Hold
We invke yoa to call at our store or.
phone and get our pneea.
Then you will be a steady customer.
H. P. Smith' S GROCERY
Stop at HOTEL HOYT
Sixth and Hoyt Sts near Depot.
PORTLAND, ORE.
Fireproof. Newly Decorated. Rates
7Je to H.M.
L. W. BIME8, Mauser.
MODERN TUITION
fat all the Newest Daaees and
AU the Far.ritea.
Mrs. Ethel Hulbert,
Call Hippodrome. B-Sil. or tbe Pilot
Butte Inn. 123.
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.
THE UNITED WARE
HOUSE COMPANY
Stone and Fonrftrdlnr. General Com
million Merchant.
W carry Oil, Gaiollne, Sugar, Floor
Salt Meat, Bama, Bacon and Lard.
VERNON A. FORBES
. LAWYER.
First National Bank Building
Bend, :-: ;-: Oregon
H..H. De ARMOND
lawyer'
O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregon
DR. J. H. CONNARN
DENTIST
Office in Sathar Building.
Hour. 9 to it, 1 to 6.
Sundays and evenings by
Appointment.
GEORGE S. TODNO
Civil and Irrigation Kngineer
V. 8. Mineral Surveyor.
Room 12, First National Bank
Building
QrCgOnJifc Insurance Company
CXCLAJ.IVCt.V pmsoN"
Homi Office. CoNaerr Bim., PonruAMCt
ASHLEY FORREST,
District Manager.
Office phone Blk 1701 Bee, Blk 1102
FREE CONSULTATION
Dr. R. D. Ketchum,
Drugless Physician
Boors, 9 to 12. 1 to 6:30. or by ap
pointment. SATHER BUILDING
W. G. Manning, D. M. D.
- DENTIST
Suite 12-14, O'Kane' Building
Tel. Black 1781 Bend, Ore.
DR. B. FONTAINE
Optometrist, Optician
Located at
Larson's Jewelry Store,
BEND, OREGON
DR. TURNER
Eye Specialat
of Portland
VISITS BEND MONTHLY
Welch paper fat-Dam '
or inquire ol
THORSON. THE JEWELER
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Writers of all kinds of insurance. Old
est Insurance Agency In Centra) Ore
iron. H. C. Ellis. First National Bank
Building, Bend, Oregon.
Consultation and Examination Froe,
NO MEDICINE NO KNIFE
All Calls Promptly Attended to. .
DR. J. C. SONES
Graduate and Experienced ;
Cairopract.r and Naturopathic Fhyal
elan. Phone 611. Office hours, to 12, t to
6. 7 to 8. ..Office O'Kane Building,
Room 6, Bend, Oregon.
Casualty and Surety
Bonds Furnished
D. L. WIGGINS
CENTRAL OREGON
PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
117 Minnesota Street.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
Jobbing Promptly Done.
HOUSE MOVING
I will take eontracta for movins and
raiaina butldinss, from the smallest to
latiMt. Sea L. BRANDENBURG, or
write Box 439, Bend, Oregon.
Tinning and Sheet Metal
WM. MONTGO.MTCKY.
Furnaces, Spouting, Gutterlni
Cornice 'and Skylight
Repairing promptly attended to
Prices right, work gunrnnleed