GEiJSJBTEN
PRINEVILLE BASKET
.SHOOTERS WIN.
Second (lame, However, Technically
(lorn to l.ocnl leant, VUltom Quit
ting When Cooler U Put Off
I'or Hough I'Uylujc.
Thu Imnkut liall team of tint I'rinc
villi) Commorciiil Club Athletic A,
nidation ilufcmtud thu llctid team
Friday uvoiiIhk by Uiuovurwliuliiilnic
H.'oru of '15! to 17. Tlio nccond Kino,
played. .Saturday nlirlit, ulllclnlly wiin
ii victory for livnil, for tlio I'riim
vlllo pluyurH loft tlio lloor aftwr lliif
tin) Ovorturf hail put tliolr cuntor,
Klllii, out of tlio Ktiiiio for ruixmtiil
toukIi playing mill tllnraoinl of tlio
rultw. Tlio Hooro, wliitn tlio kihih;
ntopiM.il, wuh 4:1 to 10 in favor of
I'rlnuvllli).
In Friday' Km, Whwilock,
SprlnKur, Hlulill, IliclinrdHon anil
Putnam playiMl for Henri; KIIIh,
llrtiwHtt-r, UnttivlKiiril, McAllMtariintl
McAlldUir for rHnuvillu. Tho lira-
up anil Hcoru of Saturday'ii Kamo, up
to within 2yi iiilnutcn of flnnl limit,
wliiin l'rlnuvilln quit, wan a followH:
Iteml lnt half 2nd half
Whralock KFK !" 2
Springer 00000 1 10 2 10 1010
Klolinnlwin V K I
Iliwcli F F
Stot.il F
total 10
I'rlnevllle
KIIIh 222FFF22F 2F2F
UrawMUir 2 2 2 2 F 2 2 F 2 2 F F F
GainulKiinl 1 F 0 1 1 0 1 F 10 0
McAllHtor 2 F , 2 F
McAIIhUt ' 2 2 F
total 111
In tin; Ilrnt half li foulM were call
ed on Ik'tiil and 0 on 1'rliievlllc. In
tlio nocond ! on ltend and wivuii on
thu vhlUirri. In hoth Kiuium KIIIh
Hhowed either an entlro lack of
knowledKo of the ruli or no ihwlrn
to obey thmn, pliiyermind xpucUitxirn
allko iliiiiwindlnif IiIm rumoval from
tlio Kamo for hix rupuutud fouling,
which rumoval wan delayed only ho
cauw) thu vlHltorH had brought no
nubHtltutoH to tiikij IiIh placu.
After tho Kamo a big ilanro wiw
liuld .Saturday night. The Ilund I
club him thu following Hnancial
record of tlio two uvunlnK.
TELLS TALL TALE
NO ROOUES IN GOOD,
OLD SMANIKO.
Doyln Dencrllim Dutlm n Oregon
Crime llrndlcntor; TermlrmlTown
(Irtii lllic CeiuuR It'ioitt In
Hnnterii Interview.
IteculpUi
Friday $22.75
Sat.
wi.oo
DlHburrtomuntM
Hall $20.00
Autofaru.'lTi.OO
Hotel
Wax
Halanco
II. J.
KiimcH.
77.75
7'l.iiO
jn.tr.
Ovorturf ruforced
I'. W. Hrackett wan
KI.W
.W)
71.!i0
both
time-
I'x-I'ollcoman Doyle of Shnniko
luw 11 lot to wiy concerning .Slianlko
in an interview recently publJiihud in
thu .St. I,ouiM SUir. Evidently the
MbwourlaiiH entertained the Oregon
vinitor pretty well, or the diUinc
from IiIm homo town him magnified
It iHiyond recognition. Herewith the
clipping in (uiwt!on, which, if ac
curate, )m iw educational iw it in in
tenwtlng. Chief of I'olico J. II. Doyle of
Hlinnlko, Ore., wiw a vIhIIot in
Police HemlquarlerH yoxtcrdny, nnd
hwt night wiw ohown nbout the city j
by one of Chief of Detective Smith' ;
men, 1
"Thin Ik n big city, and, no doubt,
a great one," wild Chief Doyle,"but,
tut for tne, take me back to Slianlko.
There we do buninoM different. We
do not have a big rogue'n gallery,
bucauHc wo do not have rogue out
there. Ah noon iih 11 nlranger ar
riven in town we look him over and
trail him to bin Htoping place. Tlien
we watch ti nee if he gowi to bed.
If he doe he Is all right, but If he
riooH not, he must explain why he
irt opjMiHed to lecp. If he cimnot
give a HatiHfactory nnnwer he geU a
few houra to leave town. We only
have nine policemen, but they are
on the job when they are needed.
It In watchfulnofM that count and
that in the principal part of the
bujiineKH of tho police In our city.
We have between 15,000 and 20,000
inhabitant and there Ih little crime."
Chief Doyle him been In LouIhvIIIc
vlnitlng hiri parent. He wild he
liked hi old home town, but prefer
red to livo in Oregon.which, he Baid,
oirereil more opportunities for the
young man than any other atate in
Uie Union.
keeper and II. A. Miller Hcorekeep-'
er. the 1'hnevllle team HtopiM.il at'
Hotel Hend.
Try The Dullctiti job printcry.
NOTIUK FOK 1'UHIiIOATION.
tiitmnt efllir Inlrtlor,
U H, UmuA OltW. at Th lUltr , Or .
Jntir 11, ivil.
Hunt It hmby iln lhi-
I. M.llill A Ihmn.
mfln huilMint Hi rtM IhiMii. for mrtly Tin
tthaMu4k. u( IU11 1 llrrxm. wIm. imi NrmUr
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the lIH llr Ul rblUIV lyll
CUlinluiur oliHrtx (.' t A Hiottf
hoMoml Mlki W WII..ll. ImOi ul Hml Or
t,y, t W HOOMI, MrilXtt
)end jyachine hop
All Kinds of Saw Mill and Farming
REP-A1RS
We Carry a Lare Stock of
Auto Repairs and Supplies
Wall St., next to Opera House
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ra : m m1CJLLj naars a
and yjfeM I OR1BM
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SATHER
You Can Buy Heavy Win
ter Clothing; at Our
20
OFF SALE
Cheaper than you will be able to
buy next winter. Come in and look
the stock over and you will be sur
prised at the reduced prices.
E. A. SATHER
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
BEND, OREGON
STAR BAKERY
FRESH BREAD
Pastries, Rolls, etc.
13 3read Tickets Sl.00
3 Braid Tickets. ,. 26c
Meals Served from 6
a. m. to 8 p. m.
Furnished Rooms
MRS. NELLIE WRIGHT
r
FULL LINE OF
Builders' Supplies
Doors, Sashes, Pitints, Gloss, Builders'
Hardware, Roofing. Everything you
need for your new House or new Store.
N. P. SMITH
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The Bend Townsite Company
OWNERS OF THE ORIGINAL TOWNSITE AND ADDITIONS.
North Addition Center Addition Lava Road Addition-Park Addition
ALL STRICTLY INSIDE PROPERTY.
PRICES AND TERMS ATTRACTIVE.
Wall Street,
Wall Street
PROPERTY OWNERS
In or near Bend:-- Your property
listed with us will find ready sale.
On or about March 1st wo will issue
a catalogue of all property for sale
by us. We will also open an office
in Seattle. If your property is for
sale make the price attractive and list
it with us during the next few days.
M. S. Lattin (3& Co.
(Incorporated)
r
ism
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