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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1909)
AN INTERESTING (IAMB. Bend Ball Players and Surveyors Have Lively Contest. The ball game last Sunday after noon between the Bend team and n team from the Hill surveying crew- was one of the prettiest contests, up to the ixth inning, that has been seen on the local diamond for many a day. The surveyors put up n swift game of ball, and if they hadn't lost their grip somewhat in the sixth and seventh innings, the score would have shown a much closer game. As it was, Bend won with a score of 9 to 1. The Bend team plaved in their usual good form and were "in the game" every minute from start to finish. While some errors were marked up against the local boys, these exasperating features were few and far between. Tctherow, at the pitcher's plate, nnd Van Mat re behind the bat, composed a battery for the locals that would be hard to beat. Van Matre is an exception ally able catcher and is always there "with the goods." And von would have to go into the profes sional class to find a pitcher who can discount Tctherow. He throws a very speedy ball has speed to spare and is a past master with all the curves. His control Sunday was practically perfect. Tetherow and Van Matre were given very ' good support by the balance of the team. The surveyors, in Freeman and Swonk, have a battery of which they may well be proud. A glance at the score sheet, up to the sixth inning, shows that. The Bend batters could not connect with Free man's twisters to any extent, and during the first two innings it looked as though the surveyors were to nave an "easy thing. It was one, two, three and out for the Bend team, while in the first inn ing the surveyors scored one on an error by a Bend player. The Bend boys evened tbis by scoring one in the third, but no one crossed the plate during the fourth and fifth innings. In the fatal sixth, how ever, Freeman began to weaken, the Bend boys got three good hits in succession and Wcider, McKay and Tctherow scored. After that it was easily Bend's game. The positions of the players and the score by innings was as follows: Surveyors. Bend. Swonk c VanMatre Freeman p Tetherow Qiilnn ,. jb McReynolds Neliou McKay Clnrlc..., sb Welder liaumgart cf McCauley Ray If Slei.fl Lotting t lb Johnson Kroetl I , , Barkerf ' lurpln 13456789 IWnrt o 0100341 x 9 Survrtur .1 0000000 01 Umpire Davidson and Mahoney. Another game between the same teuras U scheduled for next Sunday afternoon, and no doubt an inter eMing contest will be witnessed. Hill is u great and famous railroad builder and he may win in the Cen tral Oregon railroad game, but he will have to send in jus,t a "mite better" team before be can defeat the ball players of Central Oregon as represented by the Bend team. ANOTHER VICTORY FOR HILL. (Continued from page 1.) have received in the caloric n courts and along the Des opposite side of the canyon, if they continue construction into Central Oregon, The decision gives an added stimulus to the construction work Hill now has right of way granted lor the entire distance from the mouth of the Deschutes to Madras, leaving Harrimau to work on onlv 17 miles from the moutl. of Trout creek to Madras over ground which is absolutely uncontested The Hill line into Madrns from the Deschutes takes a dtflcreut and easier route than the Harrimau Trout creek line. Over the first section up the Des chutes from its mouth both Hill and Harrimau have been given right of way. Over the entire sec ond division of 60 miles, Harrimau has been put off the field. The acquisition last week of the Central Oregon Railway rights of way and surveys from Madras into Bend gives the Hill line, practically, right of way from the Columbia to Bend. BOARD DOES GOOD WORK. Uend's Booster Organization Accom plishes Much in Its First Week. In this issue' ve are publishing the subject matter of the "boosting" leaflet just issued by the Bend Hoard of Trade. From this, Bulle tin, renders who have not as yet se cured copies of the pamphlet for themselves, may gather the partic ular method in which the Board is reminding would-be settlers and in vestors of what the Bend country has to offer them. The leaflet has been produced jn three color combinations, blue ink on blue paper, red on blue, and blue on white, thus catering to the individual tastes of nil. Five thousand of them were struck off, and already some 3,000 have been bought by enterprising citizens to be enclosed in their letters auc4 mailed to inquirers. The Board reports great progress in this, its first week of activity. Two new members have "joined the booster's band," Anton Aune and Elmer Niswonger, on behalf ol the Central Oregon Realty Co.; the office in the bank building has been fitted up, the leaflet produced, and membership secured in the Oregon Development League. Already 30 or jpore letters have been received, asking in regard to home and in vestment making possibilities, nnd the names of several hundred per sons, who have written for informa tion concerning Central Oregon, have been furnished by the Port land Commercial Club. To all of these leaflets have been sent, and to many, where detailed data was re quested, letters written. An example of the good work the Board is doing is seen in the mention (in a weekly news letter sent out by the Oregon Develop ment League) of the opening to settlement of the wheat land south east of Bend. This letter is sent to all the weekly papers pf the state and tunny of them print it in full, Thus this mention of Bend nnd its nearby wheat lands will appear in dorcus of papers nnd will be rend In nil parts of the United States. The Hoard was, responsible for the item in the letter referred to. Pleasant Ridge Items. l'lncst weather f the -ob'oii duriiiK this September month. HnrvrxtltiK l IicIiik imdied at n rapid rate. Much of the Inte ptnutcd grain U ripe for IhrrMilttg. Mr. nnd Mrs. R, It. Sherwood returned from their Seattle vt-.lt Wednesday, Child In in has n new top uukk.v, Now KlrW, look out. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder have moved to Redmond for hotter school privileges. Miss Pearl will hold down the home stead. I'rof . A. Thompson made a thing trip to Portland lait week 011 some huti tiess matters. J II, O'Kelley, the thresherman of Culver, was in nur vicinity lint week se curing join, lie will he here in aWmt a mouth or six weeks from date. lfvcrylody Is tnlklni of fi.oo per bushel for their grain tltl year, and we helieve it will be realized in the tiear future. School Notice. Children who have never attend ed sc'iool will not be accepted ns pupils after the week beginning Sept. 30 until after the Christmas vacation. Ruth L. Rum, Principal. Children who have never before attended school coming in after the first two or three weeks arc not able to go on with the class but have to be made a class by themselves. Thus if beginners were enrolled at any time during the year, the num. ber of classes would be indefinite. Notice. If you wish to have your cy pres and light freight come in along with your letters and daily papers, have it come in on the mail line Tint Coknktt Stack & Staiiuk Co. 35tf Pacific Horse Liniment I prtpirrd oprtjjly for thi need of horirmcn and rtndwiea. It Is a powerful fed pent Intlflf linbntnt, a rtmtdy for entrjen cits. A loolhlsf. embrocation for the relief of pais, sod the best liniment lor sprains and soreness. Uncqsslcd for carisf the wounds and Inlorlei ol BARGED WIRE and hr neillnr cuts, abaslons, sorts and bruises Pacific Horse Liniment Is fully inaranletd. No older Is so voi or lit Ifof In so many ways. If It falls to satisfy, w e suthorue all dealers to refund the purchase price. SIT MM- MT-US fl.TT ? I HOYT CHCMICAl CO., s-sanik. Oat. I W booklet KSHf nice B -v RestRompRecuperate people battle chutes canyon since Porter Brothers first began active operations the first week in July, says the Tele gram. The decision borders close to a knockout blow to the Harri man line, and is more far reaching in its bearing than is indicated on the surface. Unless the Harriman people, as a last recourse, can show to the Fed eral Court in Portland that the Deschutes canyon is a defile under the definition applied by the Feder al statutes, the Hill people must be left alone to bold undisputed right of way over tbis strategic section of the line. For the Harriman people to undertake to show that a defile exists in the canyon is practically an impossible move, for at the hearing just closed before Judge Bean Chief Engineer Bosch ke filed affidavits in which it was clearly set forth to the court that the Des chutes canyon is not a defile and that there is plenty of room in which to build two roads. In con sequence of this showing the Harri mau people, on the strength of the.ir own testimony, must take the, AT THE SEASHORE NORTH BEACH Is a delightful resort and n happy combination of pleasure ground possibilities. An ideal climate, diversion of recreation perfect bathing boating fishing ridinit driving, and ex ploring, make North Beach the most charming nnd opulnr play ground on the North Pacific Coast. The 0. R. & N. HAS a Special Summer Excursion Kate to North Beach Points of' $12 FROM SJIANIKO Remember this will give you the daylight ride on the Steamer T. J. Potter down the Columbia river. Ahk for our booklet "Outings in Oregon." IJ. J. WILSON, Agt , Slianiko Wm. McMURRAY GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT PORTLAND, ORE. t""1 lsssssssWlflSsssssffrsnkSssSsssss LssssssV'lnVjMtfakfe&3ftfllSBSttMiplW bv ssssssssg iMBl Pifi iTI LUiX"" 4ssw-svif.pV s ' '' VV vJHJ a sssssH -B Bl HC"""rz2i r-s'ffcT '?!J?vPBHH8sBj ll o o WOULD YOU LIKU THIS IJHAUriFUL PIANO AS A PHI-SUN, ? WU SHAM. POSITIVELY (II VU IT TO SOW. OF OUR CUSIOMURS. Come to our store, sec and try this splendid instrument We will tell you all statu! our plan rtf kIvIiis (hi piano away. This is a prrseul worth liavluc Tills piano Is of the rrlrlirslrd t'I'TON make It carries the manufacturer' Ten Veartiuaraulrr We cordially Invite your Ins-iedUm. THE MERRILL DRUG COMPANY lll!NI), OKIUION The Pine Tree Store IS STILL IN BUSINHSS, CONTRARY TO KKI'ORTS dTHKRWlSli. I have just received part of my FALL DRY GOODS and am going to give you pargains Every Day NO SPF.CIAL DAYS IvVF.RY DAY AMKI5, Conic in and convince yourself. A handsome framed picture given away with every $5 cash purchase in dry goods. I also have a full line of Groceries, Building Material, Paints and Oils of nil kinds, Farm Machinery nnd Binding Twine, NO HOT AIR PF.DDLF.D HF.RF.. E. A. Sather. COUNTY FAIR AT Prineville, Or., ON OCT. 19 TO 23 INCLUSIVE LAROIJ HUNO PURSES UP FOR Races and Exhibits WATCH THIS SPACIJ FOR FUM.F.R ANNOUNCF. MKNTS FROM WKKK TO Wl-F.K. WKJTK FOR P It It M I U M LIS T. First Central Oregon Agricultural Assn. WHEN IN. BEND STOP AT THE PILOT BUTTE INN Table always supplied wllh the host that llio town affords. Neat and Comfortable Rooms. Bknii, Okkcon yr Timber Land Wanted. If you have timber, lands cither 11 eastern or western Oregon and desire to sell the same, it will be to your interest to at oucc write the undersigned, who has buyers wait ing. C. G. BlIHKIIAKT, 102 Unst First street, Albany, Or. A llarenln In l.nnd. For sale, at less than company prices Ho acres of Irrigated laud Close to town, partly improved. Can be had for part cash and ,n mice on time with approved secur lly. Address X care of Bulletin, U. C. COE, M. D. Physician nnd Surgeon OI'MCK OVItK HANK ?ttl Wobt Celepbone Connection DAY TlttJCi'llONK NO. at Rk.ni, ... Ouiauw C. S. BENSON. ATTORNEY AT LAW omi'll IN HANK M'll.lMKO, HUNK, OKKdllN DR. I. L. SC01MHI. D, DENTIST. OI'I'ICK IN JOHNSON ilUll.liINO Bend, - Oregon. F. 0. MINOR t.AWHHNCK Mt'll.DINO LIFIi-FIRU ACCIUHNT 1 N S It R A N C ) Notary I'uMIr- and CeuivcyaucltiK All I.ck.I l'ct CnrtrCtlr Drawn. FIDELITY B0ND8 H. II A U M 1. 1 R Painter & Paperhanger I'lrM CImm Work (.uaraiilrnl. I'-imcII Hullo, Orrgoii. Will work In any locality. Write or call. BUND I.ODOK U. I. A. F. & A. M. Meets on Thursday on or before the full moon of each mouth. VUltlntr brother. always welcome. I A. OAST.B.cr. f. O. MINOIt. W. M, "LOOK" IIUFOKI! IIUVINU SUB" Jones Land Company AT RUDMONI), ORI!(ION "THE" Hub of (be Deschutes Valley we iiavr for tale the larurtt lUt of Im- proved nnd imlmprotril rnncnci 111 crook anility. farm ami li per Utile Hit of Irrigated Umli with pciuai walrr rlu.hU, tinder the Dctcliulra Urination t power Co. and Columbia Southern Irrigation Co 'a roiilracl. wllh the Htnte of Orrgii muter the Carey A"t. JOHN LEO AT IIKALKK IN Harness and Saddlery Trunks nnd Yitllses Repaired --?-