TTIK nKND lU'LLBTIN, DAILY EDITION, BKND, OREGON, HATI'ltlMV, AC'GI'rlT 14, 1020.
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IIKNI) TIIAIN HCHEltl'MJ
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Oregon Trunk
Arrives, 7:86 A. M,
Leaves, 8:00 P. M.
O..W. II. t N.
ArrlvtH, 8:00 1', M.
Leaves, 7:00 A. M.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
liny Armstrong of Tiimnto In In
town today.-
Ml', mill Mis. John Jtyiin left for
1 'ci rt In iitl Inst night.
Miss Miuy Atkinson of HtlllwuWir.
Oil III , M II KUI'Ht of Miss lllTllll'D
Morgan of III In city,
i, l.croy CIiiihh mill VltiriMil Hiirkncr.
ImiiIi local liny, liiivn recently en-
Unlet) in lliu Dulled Ktntcs llllll'lllXH.
('lyiln M. .McKuy hihI family mill
Mr. mid Mm, L. A. W. Nixon wtr
In Idaho KiiIIh eurly In llin week.
UKjordlnK la word received from Unit
city, .
O. T. .Mnim of 1'nrtliiinl, expert
wutrlimiilter, has arrived In liend lo
t ti It ci u position wlih (ho Larsou Jew
elry Co. Mr. Mmin wuh u flyor dur
liiK Ilia war,
II. K. Morgan of Thermopolls,
Wyo., In visiting In Ilcnd ul I tin home
of liln father. T. II. Moi-gun, Ho, In
,i.,inv,.r f ),.. .io,rin ,,,., ,nn.
puny In Tbormopolln.
II. H. Koyro la In I'ml l.i nI . pur
rliiixliiK niitoinoblloa for llin lli'iid
I null). Iln will ruitirn umly In tliu
wci-k wlih it lliulHon Kpiii'dtiicr, iiii
Khhux mid two MnxwvlU,
' ft. I'. Nuwlund, I'IikIihmt In clnirijn
of Uinta hlKhwny work In Ditucliutvi
und Jiffuoii countivn. wan In llvnd
Ycntnrdiiy nftnrtioon on biinlniimi
from lii'iidiiuiirli'rn In Itcdmoml.
Tim Iter. W. H WlllWimn. piintor
of tlin Chrlnllnn churoli for tint Innt
Iwu yciirn, linn rivcntly ri'iilKni'd liln
poHltlun wlih thn Hrookn-Hmiilon
roiiipuiiy to ita to bin rnncli lu-ur
A hIi I ii lid
lir. K. It. Norrln, who nuntaliiml n
dlnlociiti-d klii'rt nearly thrrn wci-kn
nito whlln flnhliiK on tho Motollun.
wan iiblo lo b on tho nlri'i-t today
for llin flrnt time nlncn tho ncdd-'M.
I Hit In an yet unable to u mi I lie Injured
let.
- It. W. Hurvcy will env early In
tho week to looilo In tho Wlllumi'ttn
valley, the rhmiiit bnlllK iierelliited
by tho condition of hln wlfo'n health.
Mr. llnrvey linn not yet fully duclded
,nn to what city ho will nelect as hln
. new homo.
Minn Mnritnrot Kchroeder. who hnn
been vlnltlnc her parent h in t'ullfor
nln for nevornl monthn, returned to
Itend thin mornlnK and han accepted
a poult Ion In the nccountlnx depart
ment of the Klrnt National bank.
Minn Viola Johnson of l'rlnevllle,
hor nlnter, Mm. Thomnn, of 8nnjone.
Cut., "mid Mm. Orny of l'rlnevllle
wore In Bend Thurnilay. Mm Thoin-
'umntt; tiniiimt:iiiii.initiiuit::;:iii:i::!ui:ii::mntt:ii:-
THE LATEST
SHEET
MUSIC
at Thompson's
A Few of The Best
"Down the Trail to
Home Sweet Home," by
the. writer of "Mother
Machree."
. . .
i
"A ' Million Miles from
Nowhere."
"Out
Where the
Begins."
West
"Marion, You'll Soon
Be Marrying Me."
"In Sweet September."
"Smilin Through."
E. M.
THOMPSON
Minnesota and Wall Sts
irtuinniiiiminiiimiituiiiiuiiiniimiiitinitniimiin:!!
SOME OF AMERICA'S BEST AT THE OLYMPIC GAMES
a-
'... MfcANIX
' wjorlrtu Qprorrl
MASS.
A
I (IURM Miil-li'uCCM . CnDlNTF W 1171 X. U 1 P1 1 1 I I 1
WOrlcJB Kccora,. r,r hu'hwvuv uk vr w. CHARLES PADDOCrl
CS eLXAIE- MISSOURI , ( , vSRiNre r&Ks&.
All ynn aru (urnnd toward Antwerp. HctlKluru, whuro Amurtca'i boat aru coufldontly looking
wii uioiu luuiula. liurv aru 40uim ol Him rucuid-bruaktrn uad boyufula.
iik win on hr wny buck to Ciillfornla,
while tlia otliiT inonibvrH of the pur
ly mid .Mm. II. I-. Wlilln'U of Ilund
went to tlin Jolwmoii rancli ncur La
I'lne for it nhorl Htny.
.NOTK'K
Tho dlffi-runrnH bulwraii H. M.
HiiiIMi mid tliu 1'iilntum' union have
' '''" amiH'O to iiiii HiiiiHiiicnon or
., 1',... U...III. ! u
Co In entitled to tho putroniiK') of
orKunlzed In bur.
A. B. KDWA IIDH,
fi9p l'ren. ruliilern' Loc-.-l.
Daily Market Report
(FBrnUhtd W rrnnnoifil wllk Ui
Cnlrsl Orvnoa Ilank.)
NOIITII I'OIITI.ANI). Auk. M
Cattle No recelptn; nteady. Choice
nteern, to $10; icood to choice,
K DO to $9; iikmI 1 II in to Kood, f7 to
15 Ml; fair lo Kood, IU.MJ to 57;
roininoii to fair, IS SO to $6.60;
rhoieu cown und heifers, 7 to $7.60;
Kood to choice, tl lo (7; medium to
Kood. ID. DO lo SO; fair to medium,
II to $6; cunnern, S2.60 to 14; bulls.
16 to $C; medium IIKbt ciilven, IV to
111; heavy, $7 to !i; choice to fair
ciilven, 13 to 116.60; ben feedurn,
16.60 to 17; fair to food feedorn,
16.60 to JO 60.
llKi.
Recuiptn, 90; weak undertone.
I'rlme mixed, (17.76 to $18; medium
mixed. 117 to $17.75: rouch heavlen.
112 to $14; plK. $11 to $10; nmooth
hehVlen, $14 lo $10.
Klieep.
Itecelptn. G70; market nlow. Hunt
of mountain lambn, $9.60 to $10;
IlKht vulleyn. $9 to $9.60; culln. $0
to $7: yearlltiKn. $8 to $7.26; weth
ern, $8 to $0.60; owes, $2.25 to $6
At the Hotels.
I'llut Unite.
J. C. Oreen. IMIot Itock.
W. II. Crutor, Pilot Uock.
K. 8. Hall and wife, Salem.
J. M. Ilennon, Portland.
William Klnner. Portland.
C. A. Hnyder, Washington , I)
c.
V. A. Oliver, Cascade Locks.
A. 11. Teutor, Wolncr, Idaho.
J. E. Tentor. Wolner. Idaho.
I. . P. CiiKsolbern, Klamath Falln.
Robert II. Shufler, Portland.
W. N. Itelmer, Khinmlh FoJIh.
II. C. gtanibrook, Klamath Falls.
Corn Hornbuckle, Sun Diego.
J, U, Comply, San Ulegq,
II. S. Conily, Dunnmutr. ,
Lloyd L. Buker, Eugene. '
L. E. George, Eugene. '
Mm. L. E. George. Eugene.
CI. Hobbsw Portland.
Effio P. McCullum, ' Nanking
China.
It. P. White, Portland. ,
W. D. Colllnn. Portland. V
Coxy. ' '
C. L. Ilimton, Runtex.
Lee Anderson, CorvulllB.
W. R. Solnman, Med ford.
Hugh Spencer,. Prlnevlllo.,
Wright. ,
J. W. aVn Older, Fallbridge. ;
. Record of Transfers
FURNISHED BY THE DESCHUTES
ABSTRACT COMPANY.
M 8 Lenter and J J Payne to W J
Meade, W!4 of SWW and NEU of
SWIi, seo 13-17-12; $10.' ;'
Oliver Thorbjornson to W ' H
Presley, lot 21, blk 10,, Rlvor Ter
race; $100..
Evva L Swank to Mlchno) Mun
clno, lota 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 0, 7, 8, blk
102, Terrobonno; $10.
DoRclnitoa Whllo Pino Co to C. B.
WalkhiB, lot 6, blk 10, Prlugle
Fulls; $1. '
J. Rynn to T. E. J. Duffy; N',i
of lot 8, blk 7, Pinolyn Park; $10.
The Rend Co to Janios Ryan, lot
17, blk a, Highland add; $10.
Thomnn Cnrufol to D Broodlove,
lot 2, blk 9, Mill add: $100.
J C Vnndevert and H H De Armond
to Shevlln-Hlxon Co, lot 9, blk 5,
Park add; $1350.
I
Huga Waste of Coal.
It ling been estimated that the elec
tric powor Industry in Great Britain
I wBstlnt DCOOO.OOO tons of coal an
nnully, due o n lack of centraliza
tion nnd. standardization. .
fk rosc.poivVAurti
Illinois
r
Tit,
t
MANY TEACHERS
DO NOT RETURN
for.VTV IXHTITITK IK NK1 KOK
KKIT. 1 M'llfMM, OI'KXH Fltl
IMV THK 7TII M4IKK VIM'KH
WANTED TO HOOM TKACIIKKH.
County Superintendent of Schools
J. Alton Thompson Is busy working
out the details of the county Insti
tute, which will be held In Bend Sep
tember 1 to 3. Among the speak
er expected In ProfoBsor John Al
mnck of the extension department of
the l.'nlverslty of Oregon, who will
deliver several addronses of a nature
which will Interests citltenn of Bend
an well us teachers.
The schools will not open until
Tuesday. September 7, but all of the
teachers will be here for the Insti
tute. Principal E. J. Croxier Is ex
pected to arrive here Monday, to get
in touch with conditions and plan
the year's work before school opens.
The response to tho cull for places
for thn teachers to room has been
very gratifying, says Superintendent
MOore, but more offers are desired.
In plnco of the superintendent's of
fice finding places for out of town
girls to work while attending school,
the work will bo handled by the
Woman's Protective league, under
the personul supervision of Mrs.
Stockwell.
The teaching vacancies have not
all been filled, but acceptances are
coming In from those already elect
ed. There are three yet to be
elected.
Of lust years' force of teachers,
over 50 per cent will not return this
year, so that with the added num
ber a lurge share of this year's stuff
will be newcomers. Superintendent
Moore was able to give tho plans of
most of those who taught last year
nnd will not return.
Miss Marker, Miss Rudolph and
Miss Khorbes ure going to Honolulu
to tench in a government school.
Minnie Thompson Is also going to
Honolulu.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Miss
McCorkle will tench in Seuttle. Miss
EASTERN CASCADE
JUST GIVE THESE
3l
ar..
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
A Beautiful Home Seven rooms, all lurge; fire
place, basement, garage, largo lot. 97,000; terms.
New four room modern bungalow; fireplace anil
built-in conveniences. 92,000. .
HIv room house; modern; sleeping porch. Price
8'J,7no. fusli, $500. Balance, $40 per month.
Five room bungalow! mmlern; basement. $3,-450.
ChsIi, $800. Ilalanco to suit.
8i room modern house and , sleeping porch; base
ment; ilrepliiccj garage; cement walks. 9.1,200.
Tonus.
Now five room
largo basement.
bungalow; modern;
94.0(H); terms.
FARM
A Bargain If taken nt once Forty nores, close
jn. ' 912,000. 9500 cash. Easy terms balance.
A Dundy Stock or Dairy Itanoh 100 acres; 140
neros In cult Ivut Ion.
Well
Alfalfa ltuiich-r-MO acres;
turn. '
The Eastern Cascade Land Co.
HARRY GANT, Manager
First National Bank Building
If a
McClay will register at the Univer
sity of Oregon.
Miss Rcrihner, music and art di
rector, has accepted a more remuner
ative position in Arizona.
Miss Hanson is working in a bank
In Corvullls.
Miss Ryan will teach In Portland,
as will Miss Olson and Miss Damon.
Miss Pruehs will attend University
of Colorado.
rour or tne teachers have mar
ried: Miss Cano, Mlsn Cheney, Miss
Ferris und Miss Reavls, who married
Kj W. Fowler of Ilend.
CLAMS SERVED TO
OREGON EDITORS
ASTORIA, Ore., Aug. 14. Editors
of Oregon newspapers, who left cubs
to got out their sheets, with the help
of tho office "devil," while they at
tended the annual convention of the
Oregon State Editorial association,
wll be tnken to the Pacific ocean
beach this evening for a clam bake.
The convention, which opened yes
terday, will conclude its business this
afternoon. Sunday will be spent In
"seeing the sights," surf bathing and
other beach pastimes.
SURVEY STARTS AT
BENHAM RESERVOIR
To gather supplementary data, on
which will depend the marketing of
tho greater part of the North unit's
$5,000,000 bond issue for the devel
opment of the Benham Falls project
a survey is being started at the Ben-
ham Falls reservold site, under the
direction of A. L. Trowbridge of
San Francisco. Camp was estab
lished yesterday.
Aspirin and Quinine.
A Spanish physician bus found Hi
the result of a yen'' experience that
the combination of aspirin and quinine
Is undesirable nnd may be dimgeroux.
According to the Scientific American's
account of tlx Investlpitlon, the
catalytic action ef aplrln In the stom
nch changes the quinine to a poison
ous derivative culled quliio-toxln. The
poison is said to euusv death, though
the Spanish Imestlg&tor records no fa
tal case".
Remember the Moose Pic
nic on August 15. Adv-tfc
LAND CO. SNAPS
THE ONCE OVER
fireplace;
LANDS
Improved.
1 - ,
1:10 acres In cultiva-
Bend) Ore.
FIRM HAND TO
CRUSH REBEL
MEXICAN' FEDERAL TltOOPH AltE
1ANDKH IX LOWER CALIFOR
NIA TO ( HAH1IHE GOVERNOR
OF PROVINC E.
(Ilr United Prm tuTha Bend Bulletin)
LOS AKOELEH, Cal., Aug. 14.
The landing of Mexican federal
troops nt El liurril, on the east
shore of the (lulf of California, re
ported In dispatches received today
from Lower California, Is directly In
line with the determined policy of
President Le la Huerta to deal firm
ly with Governor Cantau In the
Lower California controversy, ac
cording to Robert Pequlera, finan
cial agent for the Mexican govern
ment. ENGLISH YOUTH KOIIEK.
LONDON. Aub-. 14. England's
young generation shows a much
greater sobriety than that of a few
years ago. Improvement of condi
tions by social organizations is cred
ited with the few cases of drunken
ness of youths under 20 as compared
with the number In 1913.
GRAND
TONIGHT LAST TIME
"The
Bottom
of The
World"
A picture record of Sir Ernest
Shatklelon's thrilling attempt
to cross the South Pole.
Also
HAROLD LLOYD
IN
"HIS ROYAL' ..
SLYNESS"
Ham proved to be one of the
best two-reelers he lias turned
out to date. COME!
I ID 1? D TV SUNDAY
WlliVIV 1 I
William
Farnum
IN
Zane Grey's powerful story
of Texas Border Days
"The Last of
The Duanes"
A big star in a big story by a big author
done in a big way.
ALSO.
A "Snub" Pollard Comedy
Remember the Moose Pic
nicoh August 15. Adv-tfc
LIBERTY
TONIGHT ONLY
LEAH BAIRD
in Auguitui Thorn Thrilling
American Drama
"The
Volcano"
Also
GEORGE OVEY
lupportcd by the Gaiety Girl, m
THE FATAL WALLOP'
and
Paramount Magazine
GRAND
SUNDAY ONLY
Earl
Williams
IN
The victim did not see the
face of the bandit who . held
him up in the Australian bush
country, but be heard hi
voice. That wan enough. He
never forgot Captain Swift.
'::.'.' .
Also a '
Fox Sunshine Comedy
"SPEED TO SPARE"
MONDAY
Captain
Srjift