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TONIGHT Last Chance. It's Wonderful !
"MANX-MAN"
with Koy.ton. Com.Jy-"DODGINC HIS DOOM
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
vSESSUE HAYAKAWA
"The Call of The East"
and Epitode No. 10 of " Wto Is Number One?"
Coming SunJiy
"THE WOMAN
COD FORGOT"
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Bend in Brief
DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them Here
MOMMY.
I. O. O. I-'., HhIiit' lull I. H p. in. -KuMrrn
Hliir, MwmuiIc hull, H p. m.
1'nlntrra and Dworulom, I,uii Pine
Trmpln.
TfKHDAY.
M. W. A., Knlhrr'n linll, M p. in.
WKI.KWAY.
Irlurm In Ibsl Men hull by K,
1'iilkmilMTH.
rominnrrlnl Club lunrli, I'ilul llutte
Inn, noon.
Itrtnll t'lrrku, Unit I'liio Temple.
Till IWDAV.
Cniinilliin Holdlcru mlilmwi, Hip-MMlnmn.
I.. . O. M., Hnllmr'it Imll.
('arprnlrnt ami Joiner, lAnv I'ltic
temple.
ritiiMY.
OrKiinluillon of Prrnrli cln,
rciuiirll i-oohin, M:00 p. in.
OIIKUON TRUNK TRAIN
Arrive 7:20 a. m.
Leaves 8 p. m.
O..W. It. N. TRAIN.
Arrlvm 7:05 p. in.
leaves 7:2b a. m.
AUTO HTAUK LINK KOUTII.
Loaves 8:40 B. in.
Arrives 6 p. tn.
AUTO MNKH.
Cars to Burns, Fort Klamath
Fort Rock, Hllvnr I, like and
other poluu aouth and south
east.
I'OHT OITICH 1IOURH.
General delivery open dally
8:30 a. m. to 7 p. ui.
No mall (llHtriliutuil on Sunday.
- Nlrhl train mall cloaca 7: IB.
Day train mall donna 6:80 a. tn.
Tl:l,K(JHAI'H HOI IIH.
Western Union. 8 a. m. to 9
p. m. Sunday and holidays
a. m. to 10 a. m., 6 p. m.
to t p. Dl.
TKI.KI'IION'K 1IOUIU4.
I'aolllo Tol. & Tel. Co. 2 4 hour
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
I. 8, Wilson la here from I'rliio
vlllii to vlall Ilia brother.
Mrs. Cliirnnca Onkc was In from
tho Pino Tree ramp yosterduy.
Dr. V. C, Coo returned this morn
Iiik from a abort trip to Porllund.
Tom Troy wont to I'ortlnnd today.
Ho has been workltiK In Ui'lid the
pant month.
I.ou Inn McVoy wont liniiin to Ter
rebonne toduy, Hill) wan hero for
Hied hul tnmtniiint.
It. M. Sackolt Inn koiio buck to
Walla Wullu, nftur puaahiK low
days ho re on bulnos.
Mrs. Huh O'Knno cnino In tills
mornliiK from Portland, whore Blin
ti iih linen vlaltliiK two wooka.
Alra. A. J. Moras and Mlaa Helta
Mnran are spondlnK a fow days with
Mrs. W. J. Slurdlvnn In ltcdmond.
Mr. and Mr. I). J. Scarlo worn on
lg . I 'jnl ii bound for Porllund thla
liiuniliiK. They huvo been In Ilnnd
Hlx weeks and aro now leaving par-iiiiinmilly.
Word ha been received here that
Lyle M. Richardson liaa boon promot
ed to sergeant-major. Thla la hi
fourth promotion alnre being aunt to
Camp Lewis laat full.
Mm. J. I). McComb, who waa hero
In tho Interest of tlio food admlnls
Irnlloii, has koiio to Portland to con
llnuo her work. She la from Oregon
Agricultural College.
Mlaa Sarah Murphy accompanied
Mr. and Mra. 8. T. Morrla to Port
IdiiiI today and will probably remain
thoro a year. Mr. and Mrs. Morrla
visited relatives III Rend the punt
month.
I'h 1 1 M. Smith and (lis brida have
Junt ml u rued from The Dalles, where
they were married several days ago.
Mra. Smith was Mlaa Lucy Crofford.
drover Corking came up from Tiim
alo toduy to Hike tho couple In to
their home.
Forestry Supervisor N. Q. Jueob
soii returned yeslerday from u circuit
of all Hie runner Millions In his dis
trict. He nays that a largo number
of new guide hoards are being put up
In the forest fur the benefit of tour
ists and h ii liters.
Tho lectures on current events and
the lllhle. which are being given In
the Rod Men hull arc growing In In
terest and are well attended. To
night L. E. FolkonberK will discuss
the leading problems of tho day, In
cluding capital and labor.
Bringing tho .Sunday school at the
Presbyterian church up to tho new
standards was tho mission which
brought It. E. Illackmun, of Milton,
to Ilnnd yesterday. Ho Is district
superintendent of tho Sunday schools
a ml was hero holdliiig a sort of Insti
tute. Other towns nearby wore also
visited. Mr. Illnckman Is now on his
way homo,
Brace Deyarmond Knows
What A "Sub" Looks Like
One Ilnnd lad bus soon tho reul
thliiig In submarines unci that boy Is
llriico Deyurmoiiit, son of ft. 11. Dn
yurinoin!, who recently wrote hl
parents of u trip across llio Atlantic
on tho U. H. H. Rochester. Mr. Io
yurinond enlisted as a mechuulc In
the navy lust spring. Ho has a bro
ther, who Is "somewhere In France."
Extracts from tho loiter Just re
ceived follow. Purt of the note was
written ul sua and part on Janu
ary 10, In Hunipton Roads after his
return.
"Well, slnco wo are only a few
days out from port now after the
longest period at sea I have had, I
will lot you know how wo came owl.
Wo left Now York the day uftor
Christmas and expect to get In about
Jiuiuury 17, In the interim having
sillied over COOO miles. In that time
we have not seen land and are all
anxious to :retch our legs a bit
and get a good feed and sleep until
10 a. m. just to see how It feels.
"Wo convoyed a eouplo of troop
ships over and were met closo to
Franco by the torpedo boats who
took them on In, while wo turned
buck.
"Our bono rim into one subma
rine but didn't get him nor he us,
but It wasn't our fuult, as our skip
per tried hard enough. It's u queer
seiisiition when the buttle gong rings
and you know rt'a not practice. We
run onto hi in while at dinner and all
wo tost were 154 broken dishes.
"It certainly has been rouigh wea
ther hern. We ate off lahles for the
first time In two weeks toduy at din
ner. The ship rolls and pitches
something awful at times, the worst
roll being 42 degrees and several
times up to 110 degrees, which is go
lug some.
"I Just heard tin Interesting story
of the Rochester und one of the men
on her. When she first came out
along about 1891 she made a trip to
Kurope und at 'that time was consid
ered tho finest warship afloat. Well,
tho Kaiser and his wife came aboard
to view It and admired her lines and
cleanliness so much he wanted to
shako hands with the master-at-arms,
whose duly It is to see tilings are
kept clean and nice, ao O'Urlen was
called up and congratulated and
shook hands with Bill and Mrs. Illll.
Well, O'Urlen Is on thla ship again
and now the ahlp la after Rill's
scalp. This O'Urlen waa retired and
called 'back In and Is still hale and
hearty after 32 year's service.
"Later: We are lying In Hampton
Roads a'ti Norfolk, Virginia, only a
fow hundred feet from whore the
Monitor and Merrlmac fought in Civ
il Wur times. Wo start coaling to
morrow und will probably be under
way again in a few days on another
long trip. It Is Impossible to plan
ahead for anything as we aro kept
so closo here.
"I am going to stay aboard as this
Is a poor place to go ashore. It has
been so lung since we saw a paper
I don't know what Is going on out
side. We d-in't use our wireless set
In tho war zone or even near It, so
wo are shut off from tho world en
tirely. Wo were out 23 days and
never saw land all that time, and
only a few ships."
AT THE HOTELS.
Pilot Unite Illll.
C. T. Peterson, Portland.
L. J. Fust. Portland.
C. A. McCuiro, Portland.
A. L. Lee, Portland.
Ceorgo N. Wurlloy, Portland.
Leon Cohen, Pendleton.
I.ee Kemp, Portland.
N. K. Wurzwellor, Lower Hridge.
1). J. Searlo and wife, llend.
Mrs. ii. F. Bureuson and children,
Morgan.
W. A. Hall and wife, Peoria, 111.
Mlko Anglund..
Jos. P. McKenzie, Portland.
I.. Nichols, Prlnevllle.
A. llendrlcksen, Cecil.
V. W. Ilrook, Portland.
W. K. McCormack.
L. Hnmstreet.
F. Ii. Munro, Salt Lake.
F. A. Douty, Portland.
Wright Hotel.
I. S. Wilson, Prlnevllle.
A. Murphy, Port'Innd.
John Sullivan, Portland.
M. Van Tiissol, Opal City.
J. II. Doaii, Opal City.
8. I). Fredrlksen, La Pine.
('. Larson, Iiolse.
H. P. Larson. Iiolse.
G. R. Cooper, Uncus, Wash.
Anthony Roach, Sisters.
II. L. nurrlght, Alfalfa.
Frank Tuttl. Alfalfa.
The Cozy.
R. F,. Dlackman, Milton.
K. K. Owsley, Hums.
E. A. Klnner, Fleetwood.
I'll ill Wiggins, llend.
G. Home, Metollus.
MORE ARE CALLED FOR
THEIR EXAMINATIONS
Thoso who took their physical ex
aminations yesterday are as follows:
Cecil H. Pratt, Walter E. L. Dawson,
Howard II. Scroggs, Claud O. Smith,
Ward H. Coble, Sherman G. Wilson,
Ernst B. Fuer, Oscar J. Johnson,
George L. Dickerson, . William T.
Bond, C. W. Snyder, Samuel I. Dau
ghonbaugh, Alvin S. Christianaon,
Claude Picklund, Charles Agee, Hans
Ostby, Paul C. Williams, Hector Rol
leson, Cecil II. Holllnshead, Hans L.
Christiansen, Lester II. Burliiiigame,
Earl 1). Roark, Benjamin F. Grin
stead, Carl Hunter, Chester N.
Frakes, R G. Gosney. John A. Web
ber, Gust N. Nystrom, Wilbur F.
Hyde. Vernon M. PlendJ, William
Spencer, Wllllcm E. Forman, Paul
B. Wiggins, Magnus Einen.
Just a fow Safety Deposit boxes
left. Hotter speak Xor one early. $1.50
for six months. The First National
Hunk, Rend. Ore. Adv.
Do not forget about your tax state
ment. If your Income is ovor $800,
you must report, and the penalties
for non-coniplianco aro heavy. The
First National Hunk, Bund, Ore,
Adv.
THE RED CROSS
Need your help. More American Boys will toon be
"over there". They will neeJ hsndatfes. Its up to the
American women to supply them. You can spare an
afternoon or an eveningif you can't knit or eew you
you can folj bandages. In response to requests by
Members of the Red Cross we have acquired a number or
RED CROSS APRONS
SPECIALLY PRICED at $1.35
These aprons fill all the requirements of the organization
lEe Peoples Store
Don't drain your rnilliitor, put n
small elect Ho heater under the hood
lit night. 4.M, nt tho Power Co. j
Adv.
Do you know all about your Invest
ments? If. not, why not take advan
tage or our racllltios? The First Na
tional Bank, Bend, Ore. Adv.
NOTICE.
I have purchased the W. H. Martin
Interost In tho Martin & Cashman
storo, and all accounts duo the for
mer firm aro to be paid to nie Im
mediately. 40Awk,o MAURICE P. CASHMAN.
Mrs. I!rit;lit HiiyH, "No more hent
liiK Irons on a kitchen range, no more
walking buck and forth for hot ones;
I liuvo an electric iron. There's no
groan o or Kinmlgo carried over from
the stove to get on tho clothes." $5.00
at tho Power Co. Adv.
It you have not a checking account
with the First National Bank, come
In end got one. A reasonable de
poslt will opon an account. Adv.
THE FOOD
ADMINISTRATOR
says you must buy one
pound of substitute for
every three pounds of
wheat flour. We sug
get: Buckwheat
Corn Meal
Barley
Corn Starch
Hominy
Oat Meal
Rolled Oats
Rice
Phone 401
F. DEMENT & CO.
Toe Preferred Stock Store
Groceries Hardware
Hand Forged Tools !
That Stand the Test
of Mr. Machinist
Cold Chisels
Side Cut Chisels
Round Nose Chisels
Diamond Cut Chisels
Cape Chisels
All Unconditional Guaranteed
Center Punches
Prick Punches
Rivet Punches
Solid Punches
Oil Groovers
SEE THEM
Skuse Hardware Co.
If you expect to stay in Bend
only a short time why go to the
expense of buying new furniture?
When used furniture will serve the purpose? .
We Will Furnish Your House Complete
at Half the Price.
E. Heath Second Hand Store
1047 BOND STREET
J. H. UPTON MAY RUN.
(Oregonlan.)
SALEM. Jan. 28 Word which has
been received here from Bend carries
the Intimation that J. H. Upton may
become a candidate to succeed Ver
non Forbes from the 21st Represen
tative District, which Includes Crook,
Grant, Klamath and Lake, and that
Mr. Forbes may become a candidate
for the state senate. The word is not
definite, but this Is a lineup consid
ered probable by friends of Mr. Up
ton. Denton G. Burdick is also a
candidate for re-election to the House
from the same district.
COMMITTEES
ARE ASSIGNED
(Continued from Page One.)
Traffic Carl A. Johnson, II. E.
Allen, H. E. Bran.
Mercantile R. M. Smith-, D. G.
McPhersoi!, Louis Bennett.
Publicity R. W. Sawyer, A. Whis
nant, P. H. Pierson.
War Work C. M. McKay, B. Fer
rell. R. P. Minter, Hugh O'Kane, C.
V. Silvis.
Irrigation H. J. Overturf, H. C.
Ellis, V. A. Forbes.
Discard the bureau drawer and the
tin can for your savings. They a '.low
you no interest and offer no safety.
The First National Bank, Bend, Ore.'
Adv.
Hotpoint Electric Irons, 90.00. Tho
Power Co.
Carlson & Lyons
PLUMBING
& HEATING
Plumbing and Heating Supplies,
Bath Room Accessories, etc.
Pipe, Valves
and Fittings
PHONE RED 1591
THE BACKBONE OF BEND IS
LUMBER MANUFACTURING
OUR PAYROLLS .
MAKE
YOUR PROFITS
BY BUYING LOCAL PRODUCTS
YOU ARE HELPING SENT).
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
Local Sales Agent
MILLER LUMBER CO.
Complete Stock of Lumber
Lalh, Sash and Doors
We Pay Market Price
FOR HIDES, PELTS, FURS
The Hide and Pelt Co.
ACROSS FROM WRIGHT HOTEL
Hotel Altamont
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS with hot .nJ colJ
I running water. Good bath privileges. J
Dining Room "With Good Service .
llll MEAL HOURS: Brc.kl.rt 6 to 8. Lunch 12
III to 1: 15, Dinner 6 to 7:15. Mali that pleaie . II
111111 the tute and utiify the phyiksl ncedt. Room. Ill
I II and board, pet week $14; pet month $40. Sia- . I H
gle meali 40c and 60c. Phone Red 101. H