I'AGK . THE I1END RULLKTIN, MKND, OUR., WKRNKSDAY, RKCKMRKR S, 1UM, 1 F IS REVIEWED BEND MADE A RECORD. QOOD Conch Krsklno Contributed to Success of Season Many Stan Developed -Jjom or CnptAln Vmlcvert AVlil Ilo Felt Ky Team Next Yea. : With tho defeat of tho Crook coun ty high tchool team on November 24 tho Dend high school eleven brought Its Reason to n successful close. Out of four games playod tho team hns won three, losing one closely contest ed Rama to Prlnovillo. Much of tho credit for the succoss of tho season Is duo to tho coach, Chns. W. Ersklnc. Mr. Ersktne hi had four ycar'B experience In varsity foot ball, having playod two yours nt half back and end on the University of Oregon team In the years 1907 and 1308, and two years at Wlllamotto University, whero ho wns regular halt back In 1911 and 1013. Through out tho season Mr. Krsklno has in stilled upon tho minds of his charges the two qualities that are so charac teristic of tho teams he played upon, speed and a fighting spirit. In developing tho team tho coach was considerably handicapped by the lack of any scrub eloven against which to practice. With no pppo- nents tho team had nothing to do dally beyond running through signals nnd It was Impossible to work out any satisfactory defense Neverthe less in their games the players show ed their football Instinct and defend ed their kooI with ability. Every man on tho team through out tho year played his level best, and nlthough tho wholo team was not composed of stars, a marked I in provoment was shown by everyone na the season advanced. Right tacklo waa tho position that gavo Captain Vandevert and Coach Krsklno the most worry until tho last gamo wbon they persuaded Doyd, who had nover come out for tho team, to play. He showed his real worth In that game, being evident In almost every play. The strength of tho team was In tho backfield, whero tho real start wero stationed. Kolloy throughout was undoubtedly the most valuablo man, especially In tho last game, In which ho scored threo of the four touchdowns. Ho will bo eligible for the team next year. As half back, J. Stcldl and Captain Arthur Vandevert were really excep tional, for a team so green, as was tho local one at tho beginning. Steldl will bo In tho high school next year, but all the supporters of the team will be sorry to learn that Captain Vandevert will graduato next spring. nnd so be lost to tho team another year. Brandenburg at full back through out the season fought like a but' dog, and from tho results that came from his work, anybody could reaJ ily bellevo it. In the last Prlnovillo game he was probably the hardest fighter on tho team. Here are the score of the games played by Tlend. Bend 3. Redmond 0: Ilend 30. Redmond 0: PrlnovIHe !9. Ilend 28; Rend 28. Prinevlllo II. lug day Mr, and Mrs, Waltor Marsh entertained at dinner Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Drown and son liny, l'oto Jon sen nnd Mr. and Mrs. John Marsh and family. Mr. and Mrs, John Decker of Wit sonvlllo. Oregon, spout n few dnya hero last week, locating on n 40 ncro pica of land near Latdlnw. They ex pect to movo hero In about six weeks. Mr. Decker was formerly In tho employ of the Y, M. C. A. In tho U. S. R. S. construction camp nonr Dumping Lake, Washington. Tho adult m ambers of tho Union Sunday school mot Wednesday oven ing nt tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Snyder, for Dlbla study nnd to mnko final plans for Christmas. Mrs. G. E. Rosa gavo a brief report of her visit to tho Sunday school convention at Dend. The entertainment and social giv en by tho boys nnd girls of tho Sun day school last Saturday evening was Quito a success. In splto or tho storm. Tho program was enjoyed by nil, as well as tho good timo, and refresh ments which followed. Tho young people should bo encouraged In tholr efforts to nelp pay for tho now piano. O. Laurganrd and family took din ner with Dr. Hosch and family of Redmond Wednesday of last week. Tho Chapman family havo moved into town nnd llvo Just north of Cook avenuo. Nell Ray has built a substntlnl hny fihed on his nlsco in Laldlnw. Mrs. P. N. Wallaco gavo a delight ful birthday dinner at hor homo on Thanksgiving day for "Undo Frank Nichols." A nambcr of Mr. Nichols most lntimato friends wero present to enjoy Mrs. Wallace's hospitality and to wish "Undo Frank" tho best of greetings for tho now year. Mrs. Ada Lundberg and family nnd Mrs. Jeffries took dlnnor at tho Fl- alia homo Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson on tortalnod Mr. nnd Mrs. Stanford nt Thanksgiving dinner. Mr. and Mrs. John Dcckor of Wit convillc. took Thanksgiving dinner nt tho Hewitt home. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Ross entertain ed Mr. and Mrs. John Dcckor at din ner Frldny evening. Dornlco and Molvln Couch were Lnldlaw visitors Saturday and Sun day at tho home of Mrs. Clara Nichols. CHURCH NOTICES Church of tho Hrctlirun. No sorvlccs hoxt Sunday. llnptlst. Iltblo school 10 n. m. Preaching sorvlco 11 o'clock, subject, "Tho El ements of tho Christian Church." Af ter tho preaching sorvlco thu Lord's supper will bo ndmlnlstored. Young Peoples' mooting 0:30. Preaching sorvlco nt 7:30 p. in., subject "Ren son for Doing n Christian." A prnyor meeting and lllblu study class will bo hold In the Daptlst church Wed nesday ovonlng, December Oth, hogta nlngnt 7:30. lutat "They thoroughly oloaiincd my system nnd 1 felt llko n now man light niut tree. Thny nro tho host modlcluo I hnvo ever taken for con stipation, Thoy keep tho atomnoli swoct, liver nctlvo, bowols regular. ' Patterson Drug Co. Adv. Try an oyster cocktail at tho Cosy Restaurant. 3C-400 Use Deschutes Spray Flour! It Sa tho best mado and a Uond product. Adv. 37 tt Qoro, Qa., P. A. Morgan had oo caslon recently to use a liver medi cine nnd says of Foloy Cathartto Tab- NOTION FOR PURIFICATION. Department of tho Interior, U. A. Land omco, nt Tho imilos, uro- gon, November 11, 1914. Notice is horoby given tluvt William J. Alt, of Dond, Oregon, who, on No vember 30th, 1907. made Homestead Entry No. 1B800, Borlnl , No. 04305, for HUNWtt, WH NHH Boo tlon 0, Township 17 8., Range 13 13., Wlllamotto Meridian, hns tiled notlco of Intention to mnko Final Flvo Year proof, to establish claim to tho land above described, boforo 11. C. Ellis, V. 8. Commissioner, at Ilend, Oregon, on tho 38th day of Docombor-, 1914. Claimant names as witnesses: John F. Young, Waller Danlola, James R. Donham, James J-ow, all uf Dohd; Oregon. II. FRANK WOODCOCK, 37-41 c. Register NOTlUH FOIL I'UIHilCATION. Department of tho Interior, IF. 8. iLuml Olllco at Tho Dalles, Oregon. October 88th, 1014. Notlco Is horoby itlvon that Clifford J. Cook, of Rami, Oregon, who on May 13th, 1010, made Hntmstmiil Entry, No. GOfiO, for Hit Hootlou 7, Township 30 South, Range 10 East, Wlllntnetto Meridian, has tiled notlco o( Intention to iimko Final Threo Year Proof, to establish claim to tho land nbova uoncrlbod, boforo II. O. El lis, U. 8. Commissioner, at Ilend, Ore gon, on tho 10th day of Docombor, 1014. Clnlmnnt nninos ns wltnoM Thomas dray, (loorgo i'owors, Earl Powers, Ferdinand Tnusohor, nil of Mount Pino, Oregon. II. FRANK WOODCOCK, 37-41 c. Register. On hose Chilly Mormrtk Fresh oysters at tho Cozy Restnu-rant- 3C-40 c. This And Flv Cents. Don't nilsn this. Cut out this slip enclose flvo cents to Foley & Co.. Chicago, III., writing you name nnd nddross clearly, ou will receive in return a freo trial paekago con taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound, for Coughs, colds and croup. Foley Kidney Pills and Foloy Cathar tic Tablets. For sole In your town by Patterson Drug Co. Adv. Try tho Altamont for Sunday dln nor. 6 to 7. p. m. Adv. baK ( rt"-,vT ' 1 - Wfel.ter M&l&o You can dress in comfort by using a PERFECTION OILjlJTER Take it to the bath room, breakfast room, living-room. It makes the wholo house comfortable. For best results use Pearl Oil. Dealers everywhere Writ, l.r U.kl,t. "Wmrrnlh foCWJC.rn.." Standard Oil Company Portland NOTICE FOR PUHMOATION. Department of tho Interior, U. 8. Land Olllco at Tho Dalles, Oregon, November 3, 1014, Notlco la horoby given that John W. Bcott, of Lnldlaw, Oregon, who on April 8, 1013, mado Desert Laud En try, No. 010150, for Lota 1 nnd 2, Hoctlon C, Township 10 Houth, Rntigo 11 East, Wlllamotto Morldlnn, has lllod notlco of Intention to iiiuku proof, to establish claim to tho laud nbnvo donorlliod.Jiefuro H. C. Kills, It. 8. Commissioner, nt llund, Oregon, on tho 18th day of Docombor, It'll, Claimant nnmoa nn witnesses: Nnlhnit Henderson, (loorgo II. Whllnkor, Howard L. (llllntt, JiiiiIoiih H. I'oho, nil of Lnldlnw, Oregon. II. FRANK WOODCOCK, 30-fiO p. Register, NOTICE FOR PURIFICATION. Department of tho Interior, U, 8. Land Olllco nt Tho Dalles, Oregon, Novumher 3, 1914. Notlco Is horoby ulvon thnt Juntotm 8. Pago, of Lnldlnw, Oregon, who oil Docombor 9th, IP 11, nindn Home stead Entry, No. 00739, for NVtBH Vt, BWU BEU and BI314 BWVi, (lection 0, Township. 10 South, Rnngo 11 Enst, Wtllamulto Meridian, him tllod notlco of Intention to mnko Final Threo Year proof, to establish claim to tho land nbova described, boforo H. O. Ellis, U. 8. Commission er, nt Ilend, Oregon, on tho 18th day of Docombor, 1014. Claimant names nn witnesses: Nathan Henderson, (Jeargo II. Whltitkor, Howard L. Olllott, John W. Bcott, all of Lnldlnw, Oregon. 11. FRANK WOODCOCK, 30-G0 p. Register, The Largest Insurance Agency in Central Ore. It's the way we write our alleles." Our policies pay 100 cents on the dollar. We hove over 400 satisfied policy holders. Tho largest Insurers in Crook County are our leading customers Bend Insurance Agency First National Bank Building Bend, Ore. POLIC1HH THAT I'ltOTIfOT. Rest For Kidneys Says Doctor. &T, STtTtCKtial. GreoavillorSo. Car,, says that In his 30 yoars of ex perience he has found no preparation for the kidneys equal Xa Foley Kid nay Pills. In 50c and $1.00 sizes. Rest you can buy for backache, rhou maUsro, kidney and bladder aliments, ?oU9rpn Drug Co, Adv. POWELL BUTTE (Continued from pago 2.) visitors to Dend Friday, returning home Saturday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ceo. Haven enter tained Mr. and Mrs. Patterson and family nnd Mrs. Walcott at a Thanks giving dinner Thursday. Oscar Prlckett was a business vis itor to Rend Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wllleoxon, Mrs. Hpbeon, Fred and Will Urown and Reaves Wllleoxon comprised a party attending the Thursday evening danoo In Redmond. Lee Hoblw shipped 30 head of houB to Portland Monday. Mjw Ada Morse has accepted a po sition with Andsrson and Talllaferro of Rodmond. Miss Mabol Allen, who has taken charge of the Rear Creek school left Saturday to assume her dutlett. Motor Urofl. were business visitors In Rand Saturday whore they closed a deal whereby they become the ow NHru of the (lien Mustard place in tills section. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shearer and daughter Ruth, and Mrs. Mary Ore wllor were guests of Mrs. Shearer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Orewllar of Rend for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Oro AvJIor remained over for a visit. Miss Bdna Morso and Miss Jnnn Allen, teachers who have visited homo folks tho past week returned to their duties Sunday. Born to Mr. and Mrs E. N. Hall on Sunday, November 29th. n. son. Miss- Rrennen of Pendleton came in on Uie Monday evening train to do nursing at tho E N Hall home. Mr. nnd Mrs. A M. Fulkorson of Baljwn, loft for their home Monday, following a pleasant week's visit with Mr. Fulkorson. Br., and Mrs. Earl Saunjlers and fnmlly. tho latter a. sister of Mr. Fulkerson. Ta Edison Mazda Lamps BUY THEM BY THE BOX IT'S CHEAPER. ' 1 0 per cent discount when purchased in lots of five. s. You will save money and (you will always have a lamp when needed. This new price not only makes the price of MAZDA Lamps nearly the same as that of the old style carbon lamps but gives you twice' the amount of light for the same cost of electricity. The BRICK GARAGE (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) First Class Repair Work done by experts. Yes, we repair Fords, Mid guarantee the job. Full line tires and supplies. We have a few bargains in second hand cars. ;- - Give us a trial. Hm Bend Garage Company WHERE SERVICE COUNT!! H. H. RRUNKA O. M. IIAKUIt (vMPBh AS2!Zj .s ! The BEND WATER LIGHT (3b POWER CO. SPECIAL FARES to Portland y- r : : - :-- i. .a-- am. tttt rB Oregon Poultry AND Pet Live Stock Show PORTLAND, December 7th to 12th Make your headquarters at the New Perkins Hotel Hates with bath $1.80. Popular Price Restaurant. Just u little way from the Show Room. . . ; ' Building Material LUMBER, SHINGLES The Miller Lumber Company Bend, Oregon. 4444444444m s r CALIFORNIA HE JiAIDLAW. (Speclnl to Tho Bulletin.) LAIDLAW, Nov. 30. Thauksglv- iHBBTSTCtftf rpaiy CAurpgfflA