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Under auspices of Central Trades, Labor and Farmers Council of Bend
Tuesday Evening, Oct 7, at8 p.nh
B. A. A. C. Gymnasium
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. MAIN EVENT
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riCU UllUCl L Bend Vr Utt ITIUII ICJ Falls,
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10 ROUNDS at 145 POUNDS
Main Preliminary
10 Rounds
Speck , Woods Bend
vs.
I Bert (Battling) Taylor
j First three rows
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Tavlur rwntly bent "Mult" Bionwjn
m Mumhlleld
I! : 4 a
Admission I Preliminary
2oo i Ernest LeClair
Balance lower floor . 1.50
Balcony-. 100
Tickets on Sale at
Carmodys Pastime
Metropolitan Windmill
vs.
"Kid" Taylor
Both of Bend
Rounds
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LEi: MORRISSEY
of Idaho Falls
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TODAY'S TKMPKKATUKB
Maximum, 64 U'K rM.
IlKM) TIIAIV HCHKDII.K.
Oregon Trunk.
Arrlvei, 7:36 A. M.
. Leaves 8:00 I. M.
O.-W. II. N.
Arrives, 7:00 P. M.
Leave, 7:00 A. M.
l. II. (irmly of Mud run spent hint
lilKlil III III" city.
lno M. Mm Kn of Mlllicun Is in
llcnil for u fuw day.
L. 8. Logun unci C. K. Dunn, both
of i'rlnnvllli!, were In the cliy lust
lllgllt.
Dennis D. Hunt of Sisters spent
limt night In Ili-ml, und reniulned
over for ii few hour (IiIh morning.
Mm. JxhhIo J a rv In of Portland,
president of lint Kobeknli assembly
of Oregon, v.111 be In Hend nwl
Wednesday to visit tli local lodge.
E. N. KuviinuKli arrived In nend
Kilo tnoruiiuc from the dlHtrlct fur
Htor'a office In I'ortliind, and will
upend several du In . tills city on
business nt headquarter of the De
schutes imtlonul foroHt.
Mr. nnd Mm. Arthur Wolcott und
!two children nro vlHitlnx rit tho
home of Mr. nnd Mm. Hen Sbuey
In tho coui'ho ( , mi uuto tour
throuKh lh woM.';' TUejr ore from
'Durtlimvllli', Oklfihoum, tho former
A Watch
Like Good
Health
You don't mLss it until
you haven't it.
Our stock of watches
.is of the very: best.". A
watch for every need
at many 'prices. 'Jj
The Hall
watch, we say, is k
good watch and , we do
not hesitiateHa ' reconii
mend it. They cost, you
less. .
Our 7 service on ' '
us is for you.
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THEY SAY
THYLIKE THEM
The Lunches
The Dinners
nt the
0.1. C. CAFETERIA
on Bond Str-t.
CLEANLINESS-SERVICE-QUAIITY
imttuiii!i:ti:tiiii:lHm!:imi:tiii:ii::!t!iiii::::ii:::!:imi
homo of Mr. und Mrn. Shuy.
The Liidle', Aid of' the ChrlHtlnn
church lll hold u npi-cliil nn-ntlnn
Wednundiiy uflernoon. t the home
of MntJ D. K. Ilurch, ' 1977 Wort
.Second ntreet. Alt memhei-H und
lndl'B of ths ohuisli nro requested
to be preiienl to (Hbcuhs Important
tiusinefui and plan for the winter's
work.
AT TlVE HOTELS.
l'llot-llutte luu.
C. D. neali, Portland.
n. H. Howard. Seattle.
C. B. Duan, Prinevllle.
L. S. Locally' Prinevllle.
P. M. Angland, Sllvor I.ukc. !
Jim O'Noll, Dnvla Lake;
Jarae F. Loper. Klumatb Fulls.
C. I. Rlcnrd. Klamuth Fulln. i
W. H. Lincoln, Klamath Fulln.
Alfred O. Mead, Fort Klumutb. '
W. II. H. Williams, La Piny. ('
W. . nirdwood, Portlnud.t
Dennis D. Hunt, Hlsters.
K. N. Kirnnuudh. U. S. F. S.
Mr. and .Mir. J. C. Smith, Hillings,
Mont.
, Mr. und Mrs. W. F, Snyder, Pony,
Wash.
A. H. Knox, Sonttlo.
-make your Home a
ootRest
Home it pays
. , , 1 1 Happy Children
U u 1 1 -Happy mothers
are On, ttipn. , Rough and
tumble Dlav all dav long
3 downon kneti.t'hrough brush
and grau but no holes at
. ' night for mother to dam. ,
lFdot Rest num-
teri arb hert. Come and see
1'V
' J. J. Darby. I'ortliind.
D. I. HuyncK, Portland; '
Tl6y Edwnrds,' Portland.
A. K; Ilrown, Portland.
I Hotel Coxy.
It. (Jnthericood, I-a IMnc.
W. Ed."Mdore. La Pine.
Mr. alia' Mrs. Peter Ruber. La Pine.
Inez M. Morgun, Mllllcnn.
W. O. llurrlman, Fort Hock. ,:. H
M.' 8. lister, 8llverjIyUk.,V, .
II. H.'6riiy. Madras. '
A. Anderson, The Dulles.
J. L. McCulley, Llnd. Wash.
Hotel WrlKlit.
Charles rilank, Portland.
Ueorgo Melson, Sulem.
L. F. KiiKle. San P'ranciHco.
J. W. Jones, Imperial.
J. L. Ilai'i-lngton, Culver.
A. R. McMInn, Hoquinm.
L. E. Harris, Iloquluin. '
A. J. Ktzel und son, Portland.
It. 0. Calluglian, Portlnnd.
. Another Mystery.
One of the slnincciit tlilnK" In this
world. ls how imiiiy tears a baby can
shed and still keep Its face dirty.
Oalvostou News. , . '.
Optlmlstle Thought. ,
Teste In pursued lit a less expense
than fashion. J
Put It in The Bulletin.
v l2tsly Market Report.
i . LIVESTOCK.
!ForflUhc4 bt srrsnsrmeiit with the
" Central Orccon Busk.) ',
NORTH PORTLAND. Oct. 4.
Slxty-elnht catwtlo received. Tone
of murket stendy.
Host steers, $9.75 W 10.75; good
to choice, 19.2509.75; medium to
gTiod, I8.25gi9.25; fuir to medium,
7.2fi 8 25; common to fair, $5.7$
0.75; choice cows und heifers,
7.75; medium to good, $67;
$7.7lii'8.25; good to choice, $7
fair to medium, $506; cunners.
$304; bulls, 56.50; prime light
calves, $14 16; heavies, $8 14;
stockers und feeders, $7.60 9. 25.
, Hog Market.
Four hogs received. Tone of
murket steudy.
Prime - mixed, $17.50018; me
dium mixed, $17017.00; rnugh
heavy. $15.75 016.50; pigs. $16.75
16.60; bulk of sales Thursday
$18. J
k Sheep Market.
Ones thousand two hundred and
fnrty-one hogs receive. Tone of
market steady.
Mount Adams prime lambs.
$11.50$) 12.50; best valley, $10.50
011.50; feeders, $809; yearlings,
$7.5008.50: Wethers,- $7.5008;
ewes, $5 0 7. . -
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That's What "ReveiDe" Means
That's What Reveille Week in Bend Will Be.
The Percy A. Stevens Post
of the
AMERICAN LEGION
will step on the accelerator for six days.
THE
Greater Alamo Shows
a completely guaranteed attraction and backed
by the American Legion, will be in Bend the
i whole week. The Legion has some sttints up
Its sleeve that Will give everybody in Central
Oregon more fun than they have had this year
Join the Outfit in Bend ;m
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Your Evenings at Home
Made More Enjoyable .
if you can have Music . -
A Player Piano Will Help You
T
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How delightful after dinner when you are through iead-'
ing the paper by the fireplace to have a few .selections
before you retire. How easy to entertain company whe you
are at home alone. ; , :..
- We have .the finest stock of pianos' and - player pjaaos In
Central Oregon. "We -urge you to' permit us to tell yu and
show you all we know about pianos. r
The standard and recogniied makes. ',. ' '
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true is matchless for beauty.
Hear the Sonora and no other
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See our superb line . , V
Price $50 to $1000;,'''' ',.,:'V V-'
... You Know. Yotr Want One
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Home of " Columbia i;aWd.,$ottpriiV jfdap'
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