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River
Terrace
Bend's Latest, Choicest and Closest In Residence Addition
The ideal location for your permanent home. Facing the river
just across the Bend Water Light & Power Company's bridge
ONLY THREE MINUTES WALK from The First National Bank
HANDSOME RIVER FRONT AND INSIDE LOTS
Inside Lots
50X1 10 feet to alley, ALL LEVEL and
FREE FROM ROCK
Only $250 to $300
River Lots
50X1 50 fe 5doTe iff3 50 and Only $350 to $400
EASY TERMS.
PROPERTY IS NOW BEING
PLATTED AND
Will go on sale Saturday, December 4th
MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS AND RESERVATIONS NOW.
22 LOTS ARE ALREADY SPOKEN FOR. We invite your inspection and comparison of this property and our prices with any addition to Bend.
Graded Streets, Sidewalks, Water and Lights. We will be glad to show you over the property.
Temporary Office with
H. H. DeArmond
Harrison Latham Company, Agents
Oregon St. 2d door west
First National Bank
BEND LOST Til
PRIHEVILLE 12-0
MUD SLOWS UP BOTH
TEAMS
Jlntiulcnlmrt; Plnjed Grout Gtuno
Jiocal Mno Wiih Wcnk and Visitor
Mlo Ciood (lulus County II. H.
In Mno for Clmmplonshlp.
Captain Everett Brandenburg and
10 othor men of the Ilend high chool
football tonm, was defeated last Sat
urday by tho fast and heavy Crook
. county high school olovon of Prlne
vlllo by a score of 12 to 0.
Tho above special mention glvon
to tho Bond captain Is deserved, toe
causo ho did two thirds of tho tack
ling, made more than half the Bond
yardage, and held the fast Prlnov lie
back Hold to fower gains than all the
other members of tho Ilend team put
togothor. Ho was tho only man who
S stop nroslus. Prlnevllle-s fas
right half back. Itopeatcdly ho beat
tho Bond ends down on punts and
tacklod tho Prlnevlllo catcher in nls
tracks. It was Brandenburg's best
game. Ho was clearly tho star of tho
Two teams. Had It not been for tho
exceedingly good headwork displayed
by tho Bend captain. Prlnevllle
doubtless would have scored a half
a hundred points on the loca s.
There was nothing particularly
spectacular in tho game. A muddy
field prevented the use of much open
field work, nend could no get IU
forward passes in operation and
the Prlnevlllo lino was too heavy for
the Bend backs to make steady gains
Game Has Unusual Feature.
One unusual featuro of the gamo
was the reference made by Coach
Lawson of Prlnevllle to the B.nap.
tain for a decision on a disputed play,
in the last seconds of the second I par.
lod Prlnevllle punted to Bend on
about the 50 yard line. Brandenburg
algnaled for a fair catch and then
SSwed the ball, which was Belied
by a Prlnevllle player for a touch
down. The referee and the umpire
f.th allowed the score but Coach
fie of Bend. Insisted that Bran-
Orenburg had been "W
,.. f0r fair catch. Coach Law
Ln Mid that he was willing to leave
t"e' matter entirely to Brandenburg
and asked tho Ilend captain whothor
ho was tncklod. Brandenburg as
sorted that ho was aud Coach Law-
son disclaimed tho Prlnovillo touch
down. At no tlmo In Saturday's gamo was
nend a sorlous contondor for touch
downs. Tho team scomod to bo afraid
of tho Prlnovillo lino. Young, who
has playod a stellar gamo through
tho season failed to show his usunt
clnsa.
Visiting I.lno Iltvulcr.
Tho visiting lino was several
pounds to tho man heavier than
Bond's lino. Tho Hold was muddy
nnd tho Prlnevlllo lino shot 'tho
Bond lino full of holos nt almost
ovory nnglo. Only bad fumbles, nnd
tho clovor dofonso work by Brnn-
donburg kopt Prlnovillo from rolling
up a plcnsant looking scoro for tho
county soat gridiron fans.
Bend did show sp-nk on two oc
casions. Onco, whoa Prlnevllle had
tho local high school lads on their
own one and a halt yard lino with
four downs In which to mako tho dis
tance, Bend hold the Prlnovillo backs
to a standstill. Again In tho second
period Prlnovillo pushed tho ball up
,to Bond's (wo yard lino and wns held
tnero for tnrco downs, un mo lourtu
down Broslus took the ball across
tho goal on a wldo right ond run for
tho first touchdown. Prlnovillo sj
second touchdown cama In tho third ,
period when tho visitors, working
smoothly, ran tho ball up tho field
and Charlton, l'rlnavllle's fast full i
back, was sent over the lino. No I
goal was klckod on elthor touchdown.
Tho loss of Saturday's gamo puts
Bond out of tho running for tho
championship of Control Orogon
Pilnovlllo plr.ya Ilodmond next Sat
urday.
Saturday's lino tip wns:
Prlnovillo Position Bond
Bonnoy 1. o. r Grubo
Ynncy 1. t. r Boy d
Claypool I. g. r sIIornor
Dobbcs c Illcks
Lister r. g. 1 Kongoy
McKnrlnnd r. t. 1 Bunnell
Brodorlck r. o, I Gorton
Powell q Jnckson
HrosltiH r. h. I. .Brnmlonhurg
rtnmsey f. b Young
Chnrlton I. h. r. . .Johnston
Itoforeo: Stovo Stoldl, Bend. Um
pire: M. Dougherty.
APPEAL EOBHEN
Bojh nnd Glrln Aid Society A(tk Aid
For Dopemlnntfl.
Tho Boys' and Olrls' Aid Socloty Is
making Its nnnual appeal to tho
schools and tho public for Thanks
giving contrlbutlona of money, food
hiiiiiiIIoh nnd clothlnir. For thirty
yoars tho socloty has been caring for
tho dopondent and noglcctou cniiuron
of Oregon, nnd It Bliould havo the
gonerous support of nil cltlrons In
terested In child wolturo.
During tho past year thu Socloty
has cared for 491 children In Its
Ilocelvlng Homo, nnd Huponlsed ovor
An rr AM FIRST LAST and
vlK.EAaVSl ALL THE TIME
Gluing Preference to Oregon Institutions
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Home Office: &$B,!E5 Portland, Ore.
A. L. MILLS
PraaJot
L. SAMUEL
Ashley Forrest;
District Agent.
'Before You Sign an application for Life Iaxirance, examine our
Superior Policy Contract and Low Piemium Rates.
COO children whom It linH placod In
prlvato homes. Whereas tho aim of
tho Socloty Is to placo tho child ns
nulcltly ns posslblo In n sultablo homo
tho enro of children nt tho Becolvlng
Homo Is necessarily n largo factor In
tho work, Such caro Includes sclon
tlflo treatment, as ovor 80 por cent
of tho children committed are not
plnceablo until physical defects nnd
aliments linvo beon roimjdlod. Until
thny nro plnconlilo tho children must
llvo In tho Becolvlng Homo, whero
ovorythlng Is tlono to glvo them tho
ndvantnges of uormnl chlldrou. It
Is In furthcrnnca of this work that
tho co-oporntlon of public spirited
people Ib sought.
All contributions should bo nil
dressed to tho Boys' and Girls' Aid
Socloty, Portland, Orogon, nnd should
bo Hhlppod ovor tho following rail
roads, which carry nil donations to
tho Socloty frco of cliargo from No
vembor IB to December 31st.
Orogon-Wnshlngton It. II. & Navi
gation Company, Spokane, Portland
'& Seattle Itnllway.
Tho moderato building restrictions
on Boulevard Addition wyi ninko It
thu doslrablo placo to own n lot, Adv,
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