Till WiND lll'fjf JSTfNt JlKNI), ORK., HWDXIMDAV, OCTOIJKK J I, JflH.
EAOR A.
ifi
A
10STQN TEAM WINS
BASEBALL GHAMPiONGHIP
i'J'lio Urate lliuiililcil Omiilo Muck's
Athletics In Koiii HtralKlit (limit's,
New Woild's HrrlcN llworth
Tho world's clinniiilnnshlp Imnolmll
rorlod between thu I'lillmlcliililn tonut
of tlio Amiirlcnn l.mtftuo anil lloston
for tlio Nationals, resulted in it spoo
(noiilnr victory for Hoston, tlio llrnvon
wIiiiiIiir four ntrnlKtit gum a from tlio
Athlotlcs. Thin novor fooforo Imp.
j'onod In n world'N Norton. It I tlio
inoro romnrknltlo too, liccnuso n fow
lllOtltllH ItKO llootoii was it lull endur
In Ita Ioiikuo.
Tlio first Rnmo wW to Hoston. 7
tol. Iluilnlnh (iltoliml for IIomIoii,
nntl Hank dowdy ronoliad first every
tlmo nt lint. Hoiulor wns knooko.1
out of tlio box In tho sixth.
lloNton won tlin Nucond khiiio with
n 1 to 0 seoro, tlio only run oomliiK
In In tho ninth InnlnK. Illll Jniuoi
pitched for !loton and Plank for tlio
Athletics.
Tim third content wont to tho
llrnvcs 6 to h It wni n twulvo Innlntr
ko, nnd thu scora tlod In tho hccoiiiI,
In tho fourth mid In tho tontli. Uow
ily wnN again tho horo of tho day.
hli double In tho twelfth lirlnglnn In
tho wlnnlriK run. Hush pltohod for
Phllndelphla, and Tyler and James
for Hoston.
Tho Initt Knmo was won 3 to 1. It
wa won In tho sixth when two runs
were mndo after two men were out.
Johnny Kvcr brought them In with n
Mucin. Hhnwkey pitched until tho
sixth for Mack, when Ponnock, n
now flwiro In IiIk Imnolmll, relieved
him. Rudolph pitched for the
Hrnvos,
Try somo of those dellolous buck
wheat cakes with mnplo syrup, any
time during tho day, nt tho Coxy
Itostatirant. Adv. 3l-3tp
A1ANY COUNTIES
HAVE DIVIDED
fConllnued from page 1.)
n larxe find onthuslnstle following.
Tim county was taken form Uiupqun
county on January 7. 1862. Ump.
qtin lost Its last acres In 1804 nnd,
Oh hose Cktlly Hormnis
-.'4s?I
-rry rTfivKS
I Sr.i Zw
UttTiSA
STATEWIDE PROHIBITION MEANS
BIGGER TAXES
THEY'RE TOO BIO NOW!
Vote 333 X NO Against Prohibition
Register before Thursday, October 15
S"
Voting; qualifications: Six months' residence in
the state, 30 days in precinct
Defeat of tho proposed prohibition amendment ivill have no effect
upon the efficient home rule or local option statutes now in force,
and each community will continue to determine its individual
stand on the matter of granting licenses,
rIJ Adwtlumtnt, Txpiyr sad Wtgs Etrnm Lgua of Ortgoo, PortIind,lOgoa.
SENATOR MUENTER SAYS AKOZ
QUICKLY CURED BAD STOMACH
Formed U. H. Collector of Intermit
llowiilio I'mlM Mi'ilhluiil
Af lncrtil.
August K, Muoiiter, 851 California
street, Bun I,rnnoliico,"'foriiiiir nu u
Monator, raiirosontluit Han Jonqulii
county, nnd 'until recuiitly United
Ktntori collector of Interim! lloveniio
, In Han Krnnalsoo, him Just cnuloil
,nloiincli trouble of several yearn' dur
ation hy iihIiik Akox, tho ureal medic-
dial mineral dloaovered by John I)
Mr-akonxlo.
Acute Indigestion. Naur ntomadi
and ftnt troubled Honotor Muonter af
ter eatliiK henrtlly until ho tried tho
Al'ox Internal treatment. lie wax
nnreonbly surprised to note a great
Improvement In two weoka. At tho
euo of it month there was no trace tit
tho old (Unorder.
"1'or Novernl yearn I had sovoro
Ntomach trouble," nald Senator Muon
tor In speaking of hla recovery
"After eating a hoarly moal I would
Buffer acuto Indigestion. My stem
noli was sour, nnd I wax troubled with
much Kan. t tried various romcdlos,
but they gave mo only temporary re
lief until I tried Akox.
"After taking the Akox Internal
treatment two weeks, 1 found that I
wan derlvliiK much bonont from (ho
same At tho end or n month there
wus no trnco of tho trouble. I onu
now eat an) thins; without fear of tho
former distress."
now exists only In tho maps of half
a cntury neo. In 18S3 Anron Hoso'a
place. lar collar Hosehurn, on Deer
Creek, whoro It empties Into tho
Houth Umpqua, was oliosos tho
county seat.
"(lllllnm on only was onrved from
Wnsoo nnd Umntllla In 1888. Its first
oounty sent was Alkali, now called
Art I ii i,i in It 1 nnnied for Colonul
Cornelius Ollllam of Polk oounty.
"(Irani county was ervd from
Wumo and Umatilla oounllos Octo)r
H, 1804, nnd was namsd for th na
tion's hero, U S. OranL Cmiyon City,
c, typleul western mlnlnrc enrnp. was
Its first oounty snt and one of Its
first county Judues was Joaquin Mil-
You can dress in
comfort by using a
PERF
TION
OIL
HEA
TER
Take it to the bath
room, breakfast
room, living-room.
It makes the whole
house comfortable.
For best results use
Pearl Oil.
Dealers everywhere
Slondartl Oil Company
Portland
i!CT
HKNATOIt AUCJ. J!. Ml'HNTKIt
I'ormcr United Htnte Collector of
Internal Kcvc-mie.
Ilhnumntlsm, ntomnch trouble, ec
soma, catarrh, plies, ulcers and oth
er ailments have yielded very rapidly
to tho Akox treatment In the croat
percentaKo of oasos.
Akox Is bolnf! introduced nt tho
Patterson Dnu; Htoro, liond. Visit It
or wrlto for further Information ro
Knrdlng this sdvortlsomont. Adv.
lor, afterward famousjts thu Poet of
tlio Sierras,
"Jackson oounty was named for
President Andrew Jnokson. It was
created on January 12, 182. Jack
sonville was established as tho coun
ty scat on January 8, 1S&3.
' Josephine county was taken from
Jackson oounty January 22, I860, it
una named after Jorophlne lUitllnB,
tho popular dauithtor of tho discov
erer of gold on Joftophlno creek.
"Klamath county tnkos Its name
from tho Klnmath Indians, whoso
homo Is In that dltitrtct. It was out
out from wofttorn Lake oounty on
October 7. 1882. Llnkvlllo was Its
first county seat. It can trace Its
llnenso back to that mother of coun
ties, Wasco county. OrlKlnnlly what
Is now Klamath county was part of
Wasco county. Tho southern part of
Wasco liccama Jaokion, which In
turn was cut up to form I.ako coun
ty, which lost part of Its torltory to
form Klnmath county, so that with
out moving from hi cabin somo pio
neer may novo lived In Wasco, Jack
son, Lako nnd Klamath counties."
HimhI Hlicr Caimo letter.
Of later date Is the Hood Klv4r
division which was voted four years
BKO under tho Inltlatlvo law, tho par
ent county a Bain bolng Wasco.
At tho present tlma in addition to
the movement for tho division of
Crook county the western end of
Lano county has filed a petition for
separation and a division movement
is on In Hartley and Malheur, tho
plan bolng to form Davis oounty.
Hackers of this measure aro adver
tising In Hums pa porn as follows:
"It Is a great Inconvenience for
thw rosldonts of tho Drewsay section
to come to Hums for county seat
purposes and If they deslro to set up
a oounty orfpinlMtlon nnd handle ths
Mine, tlioy nbould be allowed to do
so. In Juailes to ths residents at
Drewsey and as a maUr of st!m
lUniHr oounty tax nyrs several
UtONsod dollars a year In runnlH(
8StpHM vote ye on county dirt
ton."
One cent a word Is nil a little want
Ad will oost yen.
PRIZE WINNERS
. AT SISTERS
FAIR
(Continued from pugo 1.)
on Rhode Island Rods: Onrl Woods,
first on duoks.
lilt Mon p.
Axotv Ohlnon. special prise by H.
A. Sathor, Bend. $300 In morohan
dlso for best half bushel of onls.
Division (I, Vegetable,
Olo Larson, first on onions; It, J5.
Davis, second on onions; It. 55, Davis,
first on turnips; It, 'A. Davis, first
on carrots; J. II. Kryrenr, first on best
bushel potatoes, L. A. Hunt, first on
squash; I,, A. Hunt, first on water
melon; K. It. I'otorson, first on pump
kin; J. I Hcott, second on wntormol
ou ; J. II Pryrnar. first on cabbage;
W. V ICdnmndson, seoond on cab
base; Fred Wleso, first on mnngols.
It. H. Towno, for best Individual
display of vegetables, $10 In inorch-
nndlso by United Warehouse Co., of
Ilcnd, reported an being won by I.
K. H. (Jerking.
DUbdon II, Hortfriilturo.
D N. Itlggs, first on pears; Mrs.
Pearl Btldhnni, special on best ox-,
hlblt.
DltUlon I, iMiUm Department.
Mrs, C. . Douelson, first on Ixik
Cabin quilt; Mrs. !. J. Ixlthausor. ;
second on ar Cabin oullt; Mrs. i
, Kllxa Hinltb, first on patchwork quilt,
Mrs, K. li iiowoii. nrii on Knuieu
box, coarse wool; Mrs. D. A. Howman,
second on knitted sox. coorao wool;
Mrs. J. W. Herry, first on knitted sox,
flno wool; Mrs. J. II. Fryrcor, sec
ond on knitted sox. flno wool; Mrs.
Mnblo Hrtinn. rst on silk smbroldory:
Mrs. Mary Letlhauier, second on silk i
embroidery; Mrs. K. L. rowelson,
first on linen needle work: Mrs. 11.
K. Alton, second on llnon ncodlo
work; Mrs. H. K. Allen, first on cro
chet work; Mliw Mary Fryrcar. sec
ond on crochet work; Mrs. Harold
Kline, first on hand mndo jjarmsnt;
Mrs. D. A. Howman, first on hand
mado button holeo: Mrs. B. H. Howell
second on hand made button holes:
Mrs. P. L. Powclson, first on cm
broidery towels; Mrs. Harold Kline,
second on ombroldory towels; Mrs.
W. F. Kdmundson. first on drawn
work; Mrs. Harold Kline, first on
Inolcs apron; Mrs. C. L. Dnnnlson,
second on Indloa apron; Mrs, J. W.
ttnrrv. first on hand mado scarr; Mrs.
J. II. Fryroar. second on hand made.
Bcart; Mrs. u. it. uenniaon, urii on
knitted mittens: MIm Muriel Kd
muqdion. first on needle work for
Kirl under 1C: Mrs. Jolin Taylor, flrat
on antique burnt work; Mies AJIc
Winkle, flrat on plain sewing for
girl under ten yearn: Margaret Qull
borjj, second on plain' sewing for girl
undor ten: Mrs II. K. Allen, one bar
rel White Illvor Flour, by Robt.
Smith for beat fancy; drawn and om
broldory work.
Illtlftlon J, liable.
' nitfton MoCuiston. Hand, first for
baby six toj&wclve months old; Juno I
Fraxlor, Sisters, soconu uaoy six o
twelvo months old; Phyllis King.
Mend, third for bnby six to twelvo
months old: Wallace Hunt, Lower
Hrldgo. first on baby over twelve
months old.
lllilnlnnK, Cooking.
Mrs. 1. Huntington, special for
best blBOtilta baked with Folgor's
Haklng Powder, ono case Folgor's As
sorted products, given by Itobt.
Smith; Miss Opal Taylor, special for
beat cako baked by girl under 1C
years of obo. ono cose Folgor's pro
ducta, given by Itobt. Smith.
DhMoii L, Art.
Mrs. K. II. Howell, flrtt on best
display: Mrs. Pearl Rtldham. second
on best art display: Mra. H. T. Hart
lay, flrBt on crayon work; Mrs. H.
T. Hartley, first on charcoal sketch:
Mrs. Florenco L. Powotson. first on
chlnn itaintlng: Mrs. Fiorenoe L.
Powelson, soeond on chlnn palatlng.
ON ALL:
Late PATTERN TRIMMED
HATS
All New and Up-to-date. Call
and Inspoot my stook.
MISS C. E. OBERUN
at Robert SroltVsStoro
SISTERS. OREGON
THE WHITE IS
KING
Tho BEST all-round Family
Sawing Mnchino that can
bo produced. Mndo in both
ROTARY and VIBRATOR
styles. Tho rotary makes
both' LOCK nnd CHAIN
stitch. Tho Inteat up to
tho ininuto steel attach
ments with eac machine.
Spjd on eaaj payments.
Send namo and addresa-for
our beautiful H. T. cntn
Ioruo free,
While;:Seviug 'Macliine Co.
519 Merchants National Bank Bide
3 Off
lssssHHMV4k m" gL 7 iiiifri
DUS1NCSS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTOKV.
HOIIKIIX II. GOULD
Civil ff
I
Uend
Oregon
Knglnecr
ItOIinitT W. BAWYKil
KOTAHY I'tIILIO
Ilullotln OiHco, Ilond, Oregon
J. II. Doll A. W. Sims
CItOOK COUXTV AltSTIUCT
CCMI'A.VV
(Incorporated)
Successors to Tho J. H Ilaner
Abstract Co., Prinovlllc, Oro.
Atmtrncts Insurance
W, W. FAULKNEIt, D. M. D.
DKJfTIBT
Offlco Over Fostofllco
Bend, - Oregon
WILLAKD IT, WIllTZ
fcAWYMIl
Prlnevllle, Oregon.
C. S. BENSON
Attorney At L a vr
Bonson Building, Wall Street
Bend, Oregon.
VERNON' A. FOItBES
IiAWYER
First National Bank Building
Bond, :: :-: Oregon
OEOROE S. Y O U N 0
Civil and Irrigation Knglnccr.
City Engineer of Ilend.
Room S First National Bank
Building
DlvUlon M, Flowers.
Mrs. C. L. Dennlson, for best dis
play of flowers, $3. SO pair shoes giv
en by Mannholmer Bros., Bond.; Mrs.
h. L. Shaw, first for most beautiful
bouquet of flowers.
Special Prize.
8. M. Hlndmaa was awarded the
prlio given by Mrs. C. I Donnlson
for tho oldest man attending the
fair on tho first day.
Mrs. J. B. Fryrcar was awarded the
7
J1 i
IHl
THE UNITED
WAREHOUSE
COMPANY
Storage and Forwarding
General Commission
Merchants
WE HANDLE OIL, GASOLINE, SUGAR,
FLOUR, SALT, HIDES
FRESH and SALT MEATS
HAMS, BACON AND LARD
The United Warehouse Co.
A. M, Fringle, Mgr. Bend, Oregon
O'DONNELL
UNION.
IT. It. Do Alt MO NT)
LAWYKIi
Oregon Street. Bend, Oregon
II. C, ELLIS
Attorncy-nt-Latr
United States Conuitbisloncr
First National Bank Building
BEND, OREGON
DR. J. II. CONNARN
D K N T 1 8 T
Onlco In Bather Building.
Houro 9 to 12, 1 to 6.
Sundays and evenings by
Appointment.
C. P. NISWONOER, Bend, Ore.
UNDERTAKER,
Licensed Embalmcr, Funeral
Director.
Phono. Lady Assistant.
Fraternal Societies
I. O. O. P.
Rend Lodge No. 218.
Regular meeting every Mon
day night at 8 o'clock in Bath
er's Hall. Visiting brothers
cordially welcome.
BERT SHUEY. N. O.
GEO. P. GOVE, Secretary.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OP
AMERICA.
Banner Camp No. C031.
Regular meetings second and
fotrtt Tuesdays. Sathcr's Hall.
MRS. J. H. CONNARN, Oracle.
MRS. A, ORC'JTT Recorder.
SIGNS FOR SALE.
"For Rent," "Por Sale," "Rooms
to Let", "Housekeeping Room," "No
Admittance," "No Smoking." etc,
etc., Placards printed In large typo
on heavy brlntol board, IS cent cacti,
Ies In quantltlcfl. Bulletin Office. 12tf
prlio given by Mrs. J. O. McKInney
for tho oldest lady attending tho
fair on tho first day.
C. L. Johnson of Cloverdale, was
awarded tho prize given by Robert
Smith for tho largest family attend
ing the fair.
Mies Allno Winkle, was awarded
the prlxe given by Mrs. F. T. Ruble,
for the best sewlag by a child under
ten years of age.
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