TflB IIKIfU IIULLICTIS, DAILY EMTIO, BEND, ORKOOIf. HATlltDAY, APRIL 8, lOSO
FAGK 5
LOCAL NE)VSJTEMS
. IIICNIt TRAIN HCIIKDULB.
. - .
Oregon Trunk,
Arrives, 7:85 A. M.
Leaves 8:00 KM. .
O.-YV. II. AN.
Arrives, fl:D0 P. M.
Leaves, 7:00 A. M,
Hunt ti of lleud. Tim bull of llm
left eye wax no Injured Hi lit he be.
)lev, In Nplto of Ilia fact' thut Ui'i
inuut ffli'lcni nieillciil iittenUfn hut
been received, thai lid wll) com
pletely loin sight, uh far a the left
lle In concerned, : ,
J IV KeyvN Weill to Portland In Hi
night "li biiHlne, i
I.. M, I'ohh left bint night on a
abort buiilnetw 1 trip to Vancouver,
WiimIi,
Mr and Mm. C. P, Nlawoiiger were
pnengera on hint nlght'a train for
I'ortlund where Mr. Nlswongor will
uttond the it mi n u I convention of the
Millie undertaken! association,
llurle Hiiiidej-a, who received a
Hevere Injury to bin arm on Tlium
day, wiih taken to Pnrtlund limt night
to receive export euro III Vfit hope of
ii void I ii k amputation.
A t3
nri A li
i lie Alleys
How ob Can
Get A . Car
John M. Perry h In tint Hy today
from Terrebonne, i
J. W. Wright, liliKiipniiiii from
Clluo Fulls Ih In town tuiluy on bul-
IIOHH,
It. A. Wind will li-iivii Monday
on u I wo woekn' till) to northern
Luke comity,
Tin' Clint. -Ore, .Motor Co. In tin
IoiiiIIiiii H two ciiilimd of Ford ours
till morning.
, A llllll'I'lllKA lifeline llHN 1)01111 lamed
in Wilbur Uurdner mid Hlgnu Iiirl
Korono of Pond.
1. K. MiyittB, of J. C. PcJiney Co.
returned I hi niorniiK from a bunl
hohh trip to I'orlliiiul. '
MIhm Cluru Hocknr of Kpokuuo Ih
the Iiouho guest of Mr. nnil Mm. A.
llrommor of till" city.
Mm. Fred lloohnie and ami return
. I'd IiikI nlgljt from n short vlnit with
n-liitl vpm near Redmond.
Mrs. A. P. I.nmon returned thin
morning from Portlnnd where alio
wan on 1 1 early in Ilia week on ac
count of I tin d.'Ulh of a alator.
K. P. J nek, wliu linn been In
- I'ortlund attending thn Ford Ioni
um' convention during tlio luat
three duyn, returned to Ilend this
morning.
' C. 1'. Klawongor will be the own
er of now seven passenger Naiiti,
purclmaad from t ho Dejichulet gur
ge. upon the return of It. II. Loop
from Portlnnd.
3. L. Van Huffel has returned from
Portland where ho, together with E.
P. Joch of tlio Ccnt.-Oro. Motor Co.,
attended the convontlon of ford
doalnm of tlio Northwest In Portland.
x W. A. Young and Frank Hub
bird. Iiotli of Portlnnd, uriivod In
li. nil tliln morning. They lift to
day for tho Ilrnokii-Keniilnn logging
cump, whore tln-y will l employ". I
by tho company.
n. fl. McClure, of Wulth.-r-WII-1
1 a in Co. today reported tho sales of
Dodgn touring cam to H. II. Diivles.
John Dcunl. of Slater and ,f. K.
'McKenzIa of tho nrooks-Kranlon
Lumber Co., and a commercial cur
to thn Prlnovillo Steam Laundry.
Ttolllo Rumnnr Iiiih ncciiptod a po
altlon In tho purta department of
tlio Cont-Oro. Motor company. Mr.
Kumniir linn not entirely recovered
from tho effect .of boinK gassed
whlln In the service In Frunco. Ho
In ndvlxod by bin physician, bow
ever, thut hn will, In lint", coni
liletely recover.
:.W. P. Presley, who hiia beeji
In Kalem since February 14. under
tho caro of nu eye spcclallM, re
turned to Ilend thla morning. On
February 8. Mr. Prosloy wua
Htruck by a flying chip while em
ployed at the Rrooks-Rcanlnn camp.
WIONE LINES ARE
DOWNED BY. STORM
Wlllil OIkuxIioui In Klkler and
lovcrdiile He (lomt llairiu k
IIIuud Floin Wagon.
BROOKS-SCANLON
BOWLERS LEADING
Defi al of Him mill Quintet PuIm
Them In I'li-at I 'hue, While
Littler ' to the Cellar.
BIHTKIIS. April 3. -(Kpe. ial. )--Telephone
rominiinlcutlon betwevi)
Hmtera and Cloverdule, ami HUtem
and Ilend, wan paralyzed luat night .
und tliia morning, a tho I exult of
the record wind alorm which raged
In tbia aectlon nearly all yemerdny.
l.lni-H were groiiuded by trees which
were torn from thn eurtb by the
fury of the wind, und In a number
of plucea rouda wero blocked by
trMi truiikx and lliuba.
W. T. Fryreur of Cloverilnle, uf
ferd an uniioylng mlahap when tho
Kule blew the hiiyruck from hla
wagon after ho had gono'tbre
tiilli-u from hla home In iiuent of a
load of fodder for hla alock. Mr.
Fryrear wan farced to return homo
to wuil until tho force of the wind
had abated. boro eecurlnp tho
needed fd;-
,-.y ": " - . ,
A chicken dinner will bo served
in tbo Altumont from 6:30 to 7:00
p. m. Sunduy. " Adv 100c
YOUTH OF 18 BUYS
BUSINESS FOR SELF
Not often la a boy of 18 In bul
n cm for hlmnolf nor la' It a uaual
thing to find ono who ha aaved SI,
too wblla working for a unlary, yet
T. T. Bprugue, aim of Mr. and Mra
T. S. Kpragua, of Hood, la and baa
done unt that. From hia own earn
ing Mr. Spruguo him bought from
L. F. Frcdrlckaon tho vulcanizing
plant located at tho bead of Bond
treet. The plnpt wo opened by Mr
Fredrlckoon a year ngoV
lly winning 1 1 it bowling match from
the, Kiiwmlll team luat night on tho
V. M. C. A. alleya thoUrooka-Bcon-lou
Hbed team moved up Into first
pluco leaving the huw mill In a tie
with the ofllce for tho cellar poaltlon.
Tho team totul wiih 2209 to 2180.
UtiriiH. of the huw mill, wa high
man Iiihi night with a acore of 180
In tho third frame. Hpringer, of the
Kbed five, hud tho high average of
171.
Tonight a npeclal mutch will be
held between the Hhovlin-Hlxon office
and the Huyden'a Champion box fac
tory team and on Bundojr uftenoon
another between flvoa from the 8hev-
lln-Illxon saw mill and the Brook -
Hranlon ahed.
LuHt nlght'a acorea were aa
lawa:
Hum mill.
Goto, 164
llurim 103
Huyden, 127
Howlca 102
Dummy ..150
Totula, ...!... 696
' ' - Rhml.
Bylana. -'......'. 147
Nyatien, 171
Freeman, 2 and 3
Guild, 1 96
Bprlnger 179 160
Dummy 160 150
Total 745 690
112
134
148
170
150
714
126
141
113
fol-
145
180
168
137
HBO-
770
126
168
165
176
150
774
llormn-Sprout Jazz Dance Orcbea
tra, three, four, or live piece. Mualc
for all occaalona. Adv. 100c
PrlmroM Lauanil,
Thn pi Inn use la nu oracle In love
affair. !. youth or uinld pull the
flower, mid. after cutting off tlie top
of the atumenn. Iny U In a rtcni; plnc.
Let yunth flrohui through the flight of
hi BWcuthcurt. Upon looking lit It
tho net dny. If he llnd .the amnion
nhrn nut o their former height, euo
in will atliiul; If not, dlanppoliit
inniit. J '
TheManWhoWantsa
Superior Automobile
will have an opportunity
next week to see the
Cleveland Six
We are bringing this beautiful new car to
Bend next week as a demonstrator. You
will have an opportunity to see the new car
that promises to dominate the light six car
field.
Call Upon (J? When The Cleveland
Arrives.
Deschutes
Garage
CHKMTIA V Sl lKXCK . JJXTTI RK.
CbrlHtian Science Socloty, of Bend,
Oregon, announce a froe lecture on
Christian Science, by Paul 8. Seeley.
C. 8.-II., of Portland, Oregon, Mem
ber of The Hoard of Lectureship of
Tho Mother Church, The First
Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boa
ton", Mora.
The lecture will be given at the
Rend Athletic Club. Bond. Oregon,
Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock,
April 4, 1920.
Tho public is cordially invited to
bo present. Adv.
' A chlcteu dinner will be served at
the Aliaihttht from 5:30 to 7:00 p.
m. Sunduy. Adv. 100c
There's a dearth of new automobiles.
Deliveries are difficult to obtain. There's
no immediate relief in sight
BUT
We have a number of used cars-several makes,
most of which have been overhauled and are in
good condition. These cars are in good mechan
ical condition. A reasonable cash payment and
small monthly payments will deliver one of these
cars to you.
PIONEER GARAGE
BEND, OREGON
A I
Drop your films In the box at the
foot of the stairs leading to the Elite
Studio. You will like our kodak fin
ishing. lOfl-Olc
Plratce Do Family Wash.
Among the Itllllnii plnites of Moroc
co the women do nil tho agricultural
and other luird work, while the men,
when nt home, do the cooklnr. nod
mend the clothes. Including the women's.
MEATS MAY
ALL BE CITY
INSPECTED
(Continued from Page .1.)
Saving ordinance, providing for the
change, of time on 2 a. m. May 1, to
be one hour ahead of the standard
time of the 105th morldian, and a
return to standard time on October
I... . ' .
Although she has presented no bill
to the city for her services in con
nection with nursing during the re
cent Influonza epidemic the council
last night voluntarily voted Mrs. E.
Stockwell a sum of $100 In appreci
ation of hor efficient work.
. In view of tho be'ter health condi
tions of tho city, council decided that
tho city had no further use for the
services of J. It. Robinson, who has
been assisting, the city physician In
quarantine cased, . : ' ;
Tho following bills wero allowed
by the council and ordered to he
paid:
Bond Hardware Co $ 21.42
Bertha Dawson 10.00
Standard Furnlturo Co 55.65
Moglll & Brskine 61.28
J. V. Henderson 16.00
A. J. Tucker '. 3.00
B. W. L. & P. Co 460.06
Miller Lumber Co 12.63
George Schramm
W. P. Hardesty
E. J. Breeden
II. B. Gould
John A. Runge
Deschutes Garage
Douthit Electric Co.
M. J. Powell
T. W. Corlon
J. H. ? Foster
E. L. Stevens
J. A. Swift
C. fcVWarnstaff
Mrs. D. J. Winner ....
S. Stutsmann
Bend Garage
Frances Kendall
C. S. Benson
Miller Lumber Co. ..
R. H. Wain
H. F. Turner
D. II. Peoples
R. J. McCann
C. A. Fowler
F. A. Woelflen
Baker's Express
D. H. Peoples ...
L. A. W. Nixon
M. K. Coleman
Maude Logan
W. B. Crawford ....
Bond Bulletin
Dopot Feed Yards
Nell Markel
F. F. Hubbard
Total
7.55
164.12
41.60
146.40
121.80
32.95
7.40
26.75
140.00
17.00
160.00
140.00
1.50
12.00
1.00
28.00
35.00
41.66
5.00
8.89
20.00
37.50
2.00
30.00
37.50
3.00
9.50
184.00
51.00
7.10
19.50
26.95
15.35
6.50
100.00
,316.46
could be offered to bring In outside
exhibitors, Bhe said. She cited also
Bend's facilities for amusement and
accommodation of crowds. "A big
ger, better fair at Bend, Is a bene
fit to the entire county, and conse
quently a greater benefit to Clover
dale than a smaller, inferior fair at
Redmond would be," she concluded.
Mr. Kline and Miss Miller appear
ed In rebuttal.
Preceeding the debate, Mr. Kline
and R. A. Wgrd of Bend, and Fred
N. Wallace, of Tumalo, spoke on the
road situation and the program oat
lined at the recent county meeting
under the auspices of the Bend Com
mercial club. Announcement was
made of a rabbit drive which will be
held beginning at 10 o'clock next
Sunday, starting from the Plninview
school.
R. A. Ward announced a moving I
picture show to be given in Bend on
the, evening of April 15, at the Grand
theatre, In which films furnished by
O. M. Plummer, of the Pacific Inter
national Livestock exposition, show
ing famous' blooded cattle,' and ap
proved methods of handling live
stock, will be thrown on the screen.
All farmers and their families In
Deschutes county are invited, and
seating accommodations for residents
of the county outside of Bend will
be, provided hefore citizens of the
county seat are taken care of.
Eat your chicken- dinner at Hotel
Altamont, Eastejr Sunday. 85 cents
per plate. 5:30 to 7:00. Adv.
It cleans out the germs of winter
freshes you up Holiister's Rocky
Mountain Tea, a certain Sorine
Cleanser fiz-ik. Owl Pharmacy.
Adv.
BEND BETTER
THAN REDMOND
FOR THE FAIR
(Continued from Pae 1.)
has outgrown the Redmond style of
fair. "Why go to a hamlet when you
can go to a city?" he asked.
That Bend Is noted for its bootleg
gers and gamblers was the declara
tion of Miss Doty, second speaker for
tho affirmative. She affirmed that
the county Beat of Doschutos county
Ib noil a fl( place morally for a fair,
and that Bend is not willing to put
the question up to the farmers.
Bend is more able financially, to
stage a county exposition, and has
$20,000 subscribed for this purpose
BEainst Redmond's $8,000. Miss
Kapphahn, second Bpeaker for the af
firmative, maintained. The fair
would get more paid admissions n
Bend, as over half the people In the
county are In that city, and conse
quently more substantial premium
When She Goes
on the Blink
See klLEY for Automobile
Electrical Repairing
Self Starter Repairing
Rewinding. Generators and Starters
Battery Charging
Aceytlene Welding
Axle and Spring Repairing
Cylinder Grinding
Repair Work of Every Nature
H. R. RILEY
I
X, Greenwood Avenue
4nHiafflmmamiiw
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