BEND BCUiBTIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, WKDNKMDAY, APIUIi B, 1010
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Loyal Legion Mass Meetib
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Satoraay
V01B1
April
8:00
, to
9:30
Bend Athletic Club Gymnasiioinni
ADDRESSES BY
T. A. MILLS W.D.SMITH
of the Portland Headquarters Office
Employee Member of the Board of Directors
An interesting and entertaining discussion, and explanation of the aims, methods and organ
ization of the L. L. L. L., by two speakers of ability.
COME AND BRING YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS
Seats will be reserved until 7:55 for those who hold tickets. After. this all seats will be open to the general public.
A limited number of these tickets may be had on request, free of charge at Magill & Erskine's Drug Store, O'Kane Bldg.
WHO WILL TAKE .
OLCOTT'S JOB?
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legislature, and is a brother of Fed
eral Judge Bean.
Mr. Bean is a good politician. Llke
wise, be enjoys a state-wide political
acquaintance, which would prove a
thing of value for Mr. Olcott when
he goes betore an uncertain state
constituency for retention as gov
ernor. State Senator W. W. Banks of
Portland is the third man who has
been named as the possible appointee
for secretary of state. It was Sen
ator Banks who led the fight on the
floor of the senate against the bill
creating the office of lieutenant
governor. It is well known legisla
tive history that this bill was aimed
only at Mr. Olcott, then secretary of
state. It was an effort by politicians
to keep him from ascending to the
gubernatorial chair,, if possible. Mr.
Olcott, naturally enough, feels kindly
toward Senator Banks for his efforts,
and it is only natural to suppose that
he might reward this service with
the desired appointment. '
Question Still Open.
However, the capitol prophets
must continue to predict for several
weeks at least. The fact that Attorney-General
Brown, In a recent
opinion, held that Governor Olcott
might resign as secretary of state
and appoint his successor does not
put an end to the question. Mr. Ol
cott InsiBts upon a more definite
understanding of his rights, and he
has already arranged for the ques
tion to be taken before the state su
preme court early In April.
When the state's highest tribunal
passes upon this point, and not un
til then, will Mr. Olco'tt make known
his intentions, but from all that can
be gathered at this time it is a fairly
safe bet that either Mr. Kozer, Repre
sentative Bean or Senator Banks
will be named as secretary of state.
If Mr. Kozer is named it will mean
that Gdvernor Olcott demands effi
ciency above all else, while the ap
pointment of either of the others
j will mean that he has a desire to
strengthen his political fortress. Nor
does this mean that Mr. Bean and
Mr. Banks will not make good of
ficials. IJquor Fight Foreccn.
National liquor Interests suffered
a decisive defeat in their initial ef
forts to circumvent the will of the
people of Oregon with reference to
prohibition. Efforts by the liquor
crowd to secure a referendum on the
legislative Joint resolution ratifying
the national prohibition amendment
were defeated when Attorney-General
Brown handed down an opinion to
the effect that such a question could
not be submitted to the voters of
this state.
It Is more than possible that the
liquor interests will carry their fight
into the supreme court as Intimation
that this will be done was made by
their representatives this week. The
liquor interests bring word to Salem
that they are going to exercise every
1 SUCCESS I
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Is what we are all trying to at
tain. A Savings Account is a
a good stepping stone.
We Pay 4fo Interest.
The First National Bank
OF BHrjD
WE BANK ON YOU, YOU BANK WITH US
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possible legal right in an effort to
evade nation-wide prohibition, but
their first move In this state cannot
be said to be a wise one. Even
though a referendum should be called
on the national prohibition amend
ment It would have no bearing on
Oregon's prohibition status even
though the voters, through somo
mischance, should register approval
of the action of the liquor Interests.
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Clualftcd ftdvertUIng chance dt Imim tO
erati for 20 worria or 1ms. On cent per
word for all over SO. AH elaaalflcd adverttaln
trietlr ewh In advance
FOR RENT
KOR RENT 80 acres Irrigated farm
it miles from Bend; 40 acres in
cultivation, some In alfalfa. Write
Announcement by
American Bakery
of New Management
Louis Dornecker, recently of Olympia
Washington, and manager of the
Daily Bread Shop, has purchased the
interest of G. W. Shriner in the
AMERIGAN BAKERY, assuming
the management today.
Several additions and improvements will be made
in the business to make the establishment and the
qualities of pastries the best in Central Oregon.
Your patronage is respectfully so
licited. ' LOUIS DORNECKER.
or see1 Olto Olson, 69 McKay Ave.,
Hend. Oro. 1 !.98-9p
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing room over bond Water, Light
Power office. - 06-96tfc
FOR RENT Store. 734 Wall street.
$15 a month 02-96-8P
TO TRADE.
TO TRADE Portland property for
Bond property. O. W. Shrlner,
American Oakery. t Z-USifc
TO EXCHANGE 2 lots, 100x150
eacn, in K on wood iietgnts, tor
cattle, hogs, poultry or .good truck.
Geo. T. Nullum, Dox 592, Uond, Oro.
HELP WANTED
WANTED Good, dairy man. Apply
Union Dairy. lS-DMlfc.
WANTED Experienced housemaid,
or one willing to Inarn. Perma
nent position. Good wages. Phono
1501. Mrs. II. K. ilrooks. 18-DKIfc
WANTED Man to drlvo team In
general work for Ilia Irrigation
Co.; steady Job, good wages. Tele
phone or call ( enlral Oregon Irriga
tion Co., DeHcliutes, Ore. 59-9 1 tfc
WANTED Man and wife on 240
aero Irrigated ranch, Powell fliitlo.
Wrlto K. 13. WIlliuniH, Powell Ilutto.
Oregon. 00-98-Olp
FOR SALE
FOR SALE At Rodmond toed barn,
19 head milch cows, froKh Good
Friday, April 4th. "Plnklo" Ren
nolds, Redmond, Ore. 13-08-0c
FOR SALE Axmlnstor. rug, 9x12,
almost new. Phono Red 1711.
17-98-lOOc
FOR 8 ALE Irrlgulcd farm, 160
acres, 126 acres under cultiva
tion, 100 acres In crops, good water
right. 1.10 per acr4Klth crop; $26
without crop. Long time on $2f.00.
Phono F. O. Powers, Turaalo, Ore.
lU-7p
FOR BALE Nleo Utile 4-room col
lage In Park add. Price (1110.00.
See C. V. Sllvls. 10-97tfc
FOR HALE About 2 Ions oat hay.
ddress Ilox 505, Vend. So
FOR SALE Two Ford cars. In
quire V, 8. Forest -Office, First
National Dank Illdg. 07-96-10Ip
FOR SALE Rroknn and unbroken
horses. Work harness. Jack He
frlch, 512 Ogden avenue. 03-96-101p.
FOR SALE 1 Chevrolet, 19111
model; I Ford, 1918 model; 1
Maxwoll, 1918 model; 1 Dodge, 1918
model. Liberty bonds accepted.
Phono Illuck 112, or seo Geo. F.
Hoover. G6-78tfc
FOR SALE Sweet Clover seed. L.
' ilrandenhtirg, Deschutes. Phone
Rural 82.
FOR SALE Belgian Intro and Flem
ish glunt does for sule. Sea Ham
ilton, Fourth and Norton street. II
FOR HALE Lurgo Wlllon rug and
electric range. Cull Mrs. V. A,
Forbes, Red 461. 88 93lfo
FOR SALE 4-room houso, cIoho to
mill, $1250. J. Ryan & Co.
70-92tfu
FOR HALE R-roorn mod urn houso
In Park ndditlnn; prlco und firms
right. J. Ryun & Co. 75-ldtfc
FOR HALE Library table, rugs and
other furniture. Tolephono (Hack
892- 65-91tfc
FOR SALE Two room houso nml
ono of tho best garden lots In thn
city. Root houso, chicken housp. All
fenced with heavy woven wire. Prlco
$325; $125 down balance like rent.
Address P. O. Ilox 726 for uppolnl
NATIONAL METAL
WEATHERSTRIP
Keeps Out Cold
Keeps Out Dust
Keeps In Heat
Saves 25 to 40 Fuel
T. L. COLLIER
Authorized Sales Atfent
for Oregon
BEND, OREGON