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"THE DARK SILENCE"
A World Film production, with tkit well
known sctreM playing jmt tli kind o( a
rolt which ni(dc tier famous the country
ovtr. Sk k an (xctllcnt company of
pliyeri. thi vetting arc the belt, the kattl
cne tkc moil interfiling-- wkol. by
far tk rctt film ttatur in wkiek
Min Young km yet ben cen.
Saturday Night and Sunday Matinee, 10c & 15c
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Bend in Brief
DOINGS ,V YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them erf.
today, huvlnif made tha trip (mm the
Alliintlc const by aula.
County Hurvcyor (ieorito 8. Ymuiik
in ihovImk hi offices toduy from tliu
KI(Ht National Hank hulldiiiK l the
Ilmid (.'uiiipaiiy bulldiiiK "it Wall
t rfi't.
Private rnr koIiik t Klumiilh Sun
day or Monday, I'hune ltfd 631, or
mil at the Hotel Cuty. Fare ruus
oiiuIjIci. DO, Sic
Dr. Coblu I hero and will remain
till Sunday, July 22. If your eyes
AT THE HOTELS
I'llol ltutt Inn,
Cliarlol It. IJhiuI, Minneapolis.
A. W. ( Inff, 8t. Paul.
Mr. uml Mr. K. V. Wutinoro, War
ran, I'u.
Mr. and Mr. T. (J. Carroll, Han
Francisco.
Mr. and Mi. W. A. Uultliinlllur,
I'ortlmid.
Mr. Arthur Bchoolknpf, Niagara
Kull.
Mruo. HluiKNi do Ovles, Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mr. M, rlandersoii and
on, Luknvlew.
Mr. and Mr. S. II. Drown, Tumato.
K, A. Voertman, Pr.rtUiid.
J. C. Veaislo, Portland.
Dub Harrison, I'orlland.
( 'Inn I W. Worden, Klanmtli
I'-ullH.
K. ('. Worden, Klamath Fall.
Muo B. Mason, Klamath fall.
Burge W. Mason, Klamath Kail.
W. M. Hmock, bokcvlow.
II. U. William, Portland.
It. 10. lined, Portland.
(I. t. Adam, Han Kranclsco.
II. Munuy, Portland.
W. J. WIhwuII, Portland.
Mr. and Mr. L. It. Klppey, Klam
ath Kail.
Hotel Coxy.
I). B. Crowloy, Vancouver.
A. Medlar. La Pino.
It. Uoli-, ht Pine.
Jerry O'Donnell, Silver Lake.
'1 l.o WrlKlit HoH.
Mr. and Mr. J. Wnlsh, Hpokano.
Hllen lllotl. Port Rock.
Krnnk M. Ilobson, Portland.
John Kulllvnn, Portland.
P. J. Gallagher, Vnncouvar.
(). II. Bummer, Portland.
Mr. N. K. Webster. Silver Uike.
O. ThompHon, Klley.
Mr. and MrB. J. K. Abbott, Duker.
Kurd ('. Porter, Sherwood.
Kruuk Sloan and family, Stauflcld
HILL LINES GAIN
SHIPPING VICTORY
ImKtmUIh Commerce Commission
Holing Allow Hpokuun flouting
from llcnvcr to I'orfluml.
(Ilr Unltml 11 im luth. IKmil Bulletin)
POHTLANI), Ore., July 20. In
considering a complaint filed by As
toria shipper, the Intertut Cotn
merci) commission ha ruled that
shipments from Astoria to Denver
may properly be routed over the Hill
line by way of Hpokaue, even If such
Khlpiimiila may take from 24 to 86
hour longer than by way of Port
laud and the O.-W. It. & N. and the
Oregon Hliort Line, according to word
received hero from Washington.
The commission holds that wher
ever "no unreasonable delay result"
the road on which business originated
Is entitled to the long haul so that
It may get larger freight revenues
In the cases under discussion lum
ber and salmon shipped from Astoria
over the H. P. c 8. ha been hauled
to Hpokaue on that road and then
transferred to the Darlington for
hauling to Denver, giving the entire
haul to the Hill Interests.
Astoria shipper contended that
tha freight should have been trans
ferred at Portland to the O.-W. R,
& .V, thereby giving a shorter route
to Denver.
for Caldwell, where final government
inspection Is to be held. The animals
were contracted In Central Oregon
by representatives of the Caldwell
Horse and Mule Co.
SPORTSMEN TO MEET
ON MONDAY EVENING
Monday night is the time set for
the meeting of local sport enthus
iasts for the organization of a Rod i
and (in n club, according to the state
ment made this mornnlg by Game
Wardeu John Cunnlnuham. The
gathering will probably take place
In the council chamber of the
O'Kane building.
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MONTANA U. SENDS
MANY MEN TO WAR
ln Vnltmi ftmt u tlx Bend Bvlktln)
MISSOULA, Mont,, July 20. Tha.
University of Montana has 131 men
In the services of the government, ac
cording to totals compiled hero to
day. Kvcry branch of the si;-vice.
from the aviation school to special
remi-milltary work In which the fed
eral forestry bureau is engaged, la
represented. Some of the University
of Montana men are already at the
fr6nt In France.
If the others don't satisfy, try the.
Pilot Butte Barber shop, E. C. Land
irirham, proprietor. Adv.
null gipMin amjmmmmmvm'pm iil, .i lp-j ji i mmt
FORESTERS BUSIED
WITH MORE FIRES
ANGLERS WILL AID
IN FISH PLANTING
Luke Trout. KlugrrllngK Will Hide in
AiiIoh ami on I'ucklmnxn tit
Tli.-lr Di-Hlinullon.
To aid In distributing lake trout
through the principal bodies of water
in Central Oregon, Dend sportsmen
will gather this evVning at the depot
need attention, ee him at ouco. Il o unload csn of fingerllngs from
I here from tho 10th to Ihn 22nd of the Bonneville fish hatchery car. and
each month. Office at Hotel Coity. Ito transport them at once by auto to
90, Die , the lakes where they will be planted, j
Odell and Crescent lakea will be
reached from here In Ihlcj way.
Game Warden John Cunningham
reports encouraging support among
Redmond anglers, who have guaran
teed to take charge of SO of the 125
cans of trout, when the car stops at
their station. Autos will take the !
flvh in Ihn fnlnlla V. VHnnl,AH. 1
of the vicinity will load the can on
llcnil Central Office Kmutlwl of Men
Who (In to fight flume ut fort
KiM'k iiikI Pine Mountain.
While the members of the Des
chutes National ForeBt were congrat
ulatlng themselves on the apparent
let-up in the seriousness of fire con
ditions, five new conflagrations were
reported late yesterday afternoon.
and this morning all but two of the
Bend contingent had left to aid the
worn out rangers and fire guards in
their combat against the flames. Two
of the fires were reported In the Fort
Rock section, while three were from
the Pine Mountain district.
No Information as to origin or ex
tent was given, but It is believed that
lightning must have been the cause,
as practically all the fires started in
places very seldom visited by camp
er. '
! REHEARSALS HELD
FOR "QUEEN ESTHER"
Steady rehearsing for the next two
j weeks will bo conducted under the
direction of Prof. Robinson, of He
at lie, who Is directing local vocal
talent for tha cantata, "Queen Ks-
ther." to be given about August 1,
HORSES PURCHASED
FOR WAR SERVICE
I ItlD.lV
... u-.i tin u1,... ... ....i ,. .i. .!. P-k horses, and continue the Jour-
lml Prof It, ill In.i.n In w.ll til.m.. I ' " ouiihto
p. m.
Central Trade, l.ulmr A fanm-m'
Council, Irfiun Pine ltlxir lnpl?,
7:.'IO . in.
HATl'HDAV.
Improved OrtliT of Red Men, K. I).
CillMin' offlcr, H p. in
Kl'.NDAV.
I'rruililiilt MYVleeo In all churvliin
mornitiK ami evening. .
IOlAV.
I. O. O. I'., Kotliem Hull, H p. m.
Order of fjHTii Slur, Munlc
Hull, H p, in.
Pulnler mid IlM-onitoin, Imi? fine
l.ulHir Temple, 8 p. m.
Tl'KHUAV.
Modern. WimmIujcm of Ameriru,
Huthrr's Hull. H p. ni.
lllllliiry AlllaiK'e, l.iinc I'inn labor
Temple, H p. m.
ed with the talent that has presented ;!"k0' "'"0 Lake- Wa8C0 lahe' 8nd
Inself for rehearsals.
I Several La Pino men have Indlcat
DirtC A nr rilrL'PIl led their willingness to aid In the dls
UlUA AHIi llrMMi Itrlhution from Bend, and Mr. Cun-
FOR GYM CONTRACT i n't!ham stated today that In case the
facilities for transportation offered
Bids were opened yesterday nflur-
here proved to be Inadequate, the
noon for tha contract for erecting tho i surplus trout would be placed in the
pond at the Bend hatchery, to be sent
out later.
OltF.GO.N TRUNK TRAIN
Arrives .....7:20 a. to.
Leaves 9 p. m.
O.-W. li. N. TRAIN.
Arrive 7:30 p. u).
leaves 7:25 a. tn.
AUTO HTAOK LINK HOITII.
Leaves 8:45 a. m.
Arrive 5 p. m.
AUTO LINKS.
Cor to Hum. Fort Klamath
Fort Rock, Silver Luke and
other point south and south
east.
POST OFFICK HOURS.
General delivery open dally
8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m.
No mall distributed on Sunday.
Night train mall closes 6:15
Day train mnll clone (I: SO a. in.
Tlil,f (JRAPH HOl'RH. .
WoBtnrn Union, 8 a. m. to 8
p. m. Sunday and holidays
9 a. m. to 10 a. m., 6 p. m.
to 6 p. tn.
TKI.RP1IONB nOUIW.
Paolflo Tel, & Tel. Co. 24 hour
gymnasium of the Bund Amateur
Athletic club. Checking over the
eatimute m being dona today by
Architect Lee A. Thomas, prelim-1 DRUGGISTS TO AID
ni ii i y to awarding the work
IN ENFORCING LAW
CT i r T nirtMimiTnitn
01;lUIi UTEUlUUiS, Following , a meeting with drug-
NONE IS INJURED K'8'1 Bl"1 oth,,r doalora handling med-
jiclnes having so large a percentage
While 20 miles from Bend thl of alcohol as sometimes to be used as
morning, the Burns-Bcud auto singe beverages, District Attorney H. H.
turnod turtle when It wheels slipped!10 Armond announced this morning
Into a soft spot In tho highway. Theitllllt 1,11 would -use their utmost cn
cr had throo passengers, but none jucavor In enforcing the spirit as well
was hurt. as the Ictte rot the prohibition law.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. 8. II. Brown, of Turn
alo, spent lust night In Bend.
A. Modlor and R. Boles were vis
itors in Bond last night from La
Pine.
( Mr. N. B. Webster wa In Bend
last night from her home at Silver
Lake,
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. French and
children have left on a trip to Cres
cent City, Cal. ,
' Mrs. J. D. Davidson left last night
for tho coast to spend the next two
weeks at Goarhart Park.
H . II. DnArmond and LouIb Ben
nett, with their families will leave
iiext Friday for Medford by auto, to
visit for aovnral days.
! Mr. ami Mrs. E. V. Wotmore, of
DVarren, Pennsylvania, ar In Bend
FOR SUNDAY LET US SEND YOU A
WATERMELON
A CRISP. RED. JUICY MELON
V kv some Good Cooking1 Apples tkat
will kelp a lot towards making excellent pies
F. DEMENT & CO.
5h
The first shipment of horses in two
months. Intended for use on the bat
tlefields of Europe, was made this
morning when five carloads were sent
from Bend over the O.-W. R. & N.
Utz& Dunn Cp.
Style Shoes
of Quality
Bring Out
the Style
THEY "fit tbe
curves" of the feet,
which are of them
selves beautiful by nature.
This beauty is brought out
to advantage only by thoe shoes which follow the Jines of
the feet as a pretty glove fits tbe hand. The designers of
Style Shoes of Quality realize that to produce true style
expression the shoes must
"FIT THE CURVES"
Here is an advantage wbch every woman, who loves to
have her feet well dressed, may eDjoy to the full. Well
groomed feet, with the utmost, style brought out are hers
who clothes them in Style Shoes of Quality.
We have them for every walk of life.
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"S I :TRANSFER: Wood
OREOON FUEL & TRANSFER COMPANY
9 SHEVLIN PINE
SOLD BY
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
SASH, DOORS and MILL WORK
, Phone 1661
FOR
SASH FACTORY WOOD
PHONE
BEND WHITE PINE SASH CO.
441
USE MORE PAINT
V
Do Less Scrubbing
Painted kitchen floors are sanitary and easy to keep
clean. The smooth hard surface will not allow dirt to.
"sink in." There's no need of the work, worry and
backaches caused by scrubbing bare wood floors.
ACMEQUAUTY
FLOOR PAINTS
are inexpensive about six cents a square yard for two
coats. They are easy to apply- you can do it your
self -and they dry quickly. Ask' at our store for color
sample card, which tells you about painting, staining
varnishing and waxing floors.
Bend Hardware
" ' BEND
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