THE 11KNI) BULLETIN, REND, ORE., WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1010.
PAGE B.
Shearings '
Pilvncy Possible.
Tho prlvnte booth in tlio La Pine
and Southern Telephone & Telegraph
Co. head olllce here 1b now In work
ing order. It is equipped with n
desk phone, tho flrnt in ubo In this
part of Central Oregon. Stiver Lnke
Leader.
Caution the C'hlldicn.
Tho trees In the park along the
streets nro coming along ulcoly and
It Is hoped that the children will be
cautioned not to damnge them. A
number wero carelessly killed by the
young folks las year. Jefferson
County Record.
l'nlr Dales Set.
Tho dates for tho Crook county
fair wero sot at a meeting of the
board held on Saturday. They aro
September 27, 28, 29 and 30 this
year. Plan now to attend. It will
bo bigger and bettor than last year.
Crook County Journal.
Discuss Irrigation,
Mr. Wolton, of tho Kaiser Con
structlon Company, was hero last
week and discussed district affairs
with tho board of directors of tho
Suttles Lnko Irrigation District.
There is every indication that Con-
greso will pass tho Smith bill and
n good chanco that tho Jones bill
will pass, and contractors have much
faith In tho outcome. Deschutes
Valley Tribune.
Improving Hunch.
Tho appearance of tho Northwest
Townslto Company ranch has boon
improved tho past week by having
tho brush cleared away along the
ditch which follows tho hill In front
of tho ranch Iioubo. Tho embank
ment will bo covored with lawn grass.
Chewaucan Press.
Rowt Tort Hock.
If you think Port Hock tho best,
Tell 'cm sol
If you'd have It lead tho rest,
Mako it so.
When Otero's anything to do,
Lot tho town count on you:
You'll feol bully when It's through,
Don't you know.
If you're used to giving knocks,
Change your etylo;
Throw boquots instoad of rocks,
For awhile.
Let tho other fellw roast,
Shun him ns you would a ghost;
Meet his hammer with a boast
And smile.
When a stranger from afar
tomes along,
Tell him who and what you arc
Mako it strong.
You needn't flatter, never bluff,
Tell tho truth, for that's enough;
Join tho boosters they're tho stuff.
Hoost Port Hock.
Fort Hock Times.
Know nt Kast Lake.
W. O. Fordham made a trin to
Paulina Iako Tuesday. Fred Shln
taffor nnd Sam Yoeder. who wero
enrouto to East Lake, went with -
lilt AM An TlnilllMa tt ..
him ns far ns Paiillnn. Ho reports
about four feet of snow In tho vl-
clnlty of tho lakes,
-La Pino Inter-
Mountain.
Mmlrns Well Kixmn.
Mndrns Is on tho map -and In
known In far nwny Sweden, where
tho Pioneer circulates. Last Sun
day, K. Way Johnson, arrived from
Gottenborg, Sweden, hnvlng purch
ased n through ticket from his homo
town direct to Madras. Mr. John-
ron will spend tho summer hero with
his brother, Peter, who has n ranch
on tho Agency Plains. Madras PIo
I neor.
LIST OP THE REGISTERED VOTERS FOR CROOK COL'XTY
For tho Primaries to Ho
Total
East Prlnovlllo 218
West Prlnovlllo 233
Hend No. 3 J39
Hend No. 4 190
Hend No. 5 165
Montgomery 21
McKay 7C
Lower nrldgo .'.... 47
SlBtors 147
Centralo 49
Roberts 60
Deschutes 1C1
Johnson Creek 117
Mill Creek 27
Bummit 23
Summit 21
Hear Creek 73
Camp Creek 50
White Butte 40
Heaver 82
Maury 26
Newootn '. 84
Alfalfa 64
Hreese 13
Powell nutte ...., ,.56
Kenwood 167
Tetherow 138
Tumnlo 137
Ireland 99
Mllllcan 62
Imperial 103
Lava 17
Fife 38
Hlllman 83
Cllne Falls 55
Hat Rock 23
Redmond 201
3535
BEND DEFEATS
cum 10 TO 3
HIGH SCHOOL LOSES
TO LA PINE.
I'rlnclllo Walks (her Sliovlin-Illxon
L'i to l-Thc Dulles May Play Hero
Sunday Monty O'DomiclI lluy.s
New Hall Pntk Groitiuls.
Ilend's victory over Culver by a
score of 10 to 3 last Sunday at Cul
ver would give the impression that
tho local nino had a complete walk
away, but reports on the game nro to
tho effect that the Cuivcrites put up
a stiff game, with the exception of tho
sixth and eighth Innings. Up to
tho fifth inning Culver held Dend to
two runs whllo Culver had put over
three scores.
In tho fifth inning Horlng, tho Cul
ver pltchor, weakened and allowed
three hits and a walk which netted
threo scores. Horlng was taken out
and Homes went into tho box In tho
eighth Inning nnd was found for six
hits which gave llend four additional
scores. Horlng, who has n fast ball,
gavo tho Hend hitters, with tho ex
ception of O'Donnell, considerable
trouble. Ho struck out 10 men In
tho seven Innings ho was in tho box,
and allowed only six hits.
Springer opened tho game for Hend
but whs taken out in tho end of tho
second nnd replaced by Tetherow
Culver scored two runs on Springer
nnd threo hits. Tetherow nllowed
threo hits.
O'Donnell was the hitting domon
for Hend last Sunday gottlng a threo
bagger, a two bagger nnd two sin
gles. Lineup.
Hend Horton, ss, Tothorow, p,
Stover, 3b, O'Donnell, c, Hudson, If,
Hurrls, 2b, Johnson rf Steldl, lb,
Springer C.
Culver Dcbuhr, lb, Pearco, cf,
Wogan, 3b, Overhaul, e, Galloway,
2b, Wegan, if, Topping, rf, Housloy,
es, Horlng p, Harnos.p.
Huns by Inning.
1234GG789
nend 01001304 110
Culver ....20001000 03
HattorJes, Hend Springer, Tothor
ow nnd O'Donnoll. Culvor Horlng,
Harnes and Overhaul.
Illitli School Lose.
In n blinding snow storm, that
made baso ball playing almost an Im
possibility, tho Hend high school
team was dofcated lact Saturday by
tho Ln Pino high school by a scoro
of C to G, Tho Hond lads started off
strong, scoring three runs In tho
first inning and camo back in tho
fifth inning nnd nnnoxed two more.
Clow, tho phcnominnl 17 year old La
Pino twirlor, struck out 17 men nnd
Gorton of Hend struck out 11 men.
nend made ten hits nnd La Pino 8.
Lineup.
Hend Hrnndenhurg, lb; Grttbo
,,. ste,. gR! Hunnoll'e: Young 3b;
Hornor, cf . Hrooklngs, rf; Mersdorf,
if. nnrtnn n
La Vlin 1Iolllns3hend, c; C. Orr,
rf; Cover, 3b; Obroy, ss; i. Orr, If;
Dovernux, 2b; Ayu, lb; D. Hllllngs
he.Tl, cf.
Sheiu-IIIxoii Ronton i!l to 1.
Tho Shevlln-IIIxon Compnnv nlno
wns unmercifully trimmed last Sun
day at Prlnovlllo by a scoro of 21 to
1. Hakcr was found nt will and tho
mill tenm was unable to connect with
tho ball.
Hond May Piny The Dalle.
Negotiations aro bolng carried on
with The Dalles nlno to ploy In Hend
next Sunday upon tho occasion of tho
Held .May 1M, JUKI.
Hop. Dem. Soc. Pro. Prog. Ind
157 88 2 1
124 10C 2 1
25C 76 1 2 1 -J
137 0 5 1 1
110 40 5 2 2
9 12
53 21 1 1
19 18 4 3 3
80 50 13 1 3
28 14 2 4 1
-31 20 2 1
108 4C 5 1 1
63 51 3
9 1C 2
13 10
12 9
37 30 3 1 2
26 23 1
22 IS
36 45 1
4 22
37 46 1
31 26 3 4
9 4 -
34 1C 3 1 2
109 51 6 1
88 36 C 8
82 49 3 1
64 34 1
32 20 2 3 5
63 39 6 1 4
9 6. 2
19 11 1 1 1 5
42 27 7 4 1 2
29 19 1 1 5
12 10 1
142 51 4 3 1
2120 1217 97 40 10 45
(THE COOP JUOC.C LEARNS FROM THE HIHF.0 MAN)
fpioYQU Have any HelpJ ou
(SPUTTINq thatt. V
, t wooa? rz ?
f I l fZrf I
WtT' NC& -O
ALL around you men are talking about if. You,
yourself, are probably telling friends about W-13
GUT Chewing tlte Real Tobacco Chew, new cut, long
shred. Get n pouch! Notice how the salt brings out
the real tobacco taste; how it satisfies without grinding;
how long it lasts.
Knit by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Union Squire. New York City
oponlng of tho now ball park. As
yet no definite word has been receiv
ed.
A deal was completed this week
whereby Monty O'Donnell, catcher
and captain of the Hend nlno pur
chased tho tract upon which tho ball
park stands from Dick King. It Is
Mr. O'Donucll's intention to give tho
use of tho land to the Hond team.
DR. DOE ON COMMITTEE
Will Assist in Standnidluitlon
of
Fiit Aid Methods.
Dr. P. C. Coe, of Hend, has bcon
appointed by Dr. W. E. Kuykondnll,
of Eugene, president of tho Oregon
Mcdlcnl Association, ns ono of the
commlttco that will meet in tho near
fut tiro to work upon n standardiza
tion of first aid methods. Dr. Coo
will reprcsont tho lumbering inter
ests. Tho Oregon committee, of which
Dr. Coo Is n member, will prepare n
report from Oregon to be submitted
at tho annual meeting of tho Amer
ican Medical Association which meets
in Detroit In July.
Money to Loan
in sums from $250 to
$25,000, 3 to 10 years
time. Reasonable
rates, prompt
service.
J. Ryan (& Co.
THE SHOES WE WILL BACK
WITH OUR. GUARANTEE
Nnp-n-Tnn Work Shoe $2.75 and up
World's Work Shoe $2.75 to $5.00
Foot-Schulze Shoe $3.75 to $5.00
Village School Shoe $2.35 to $3.25
For nil purposes these Shoes will give you
better wear will look better than any you
can buy for the money
R. H. LOVEN
REAL ESTATE
FIRE INSURANCE
C. V.
BARGAINS IN IRRIGATED RANCHES
AND CITY PROPERTY
LOTS FOR SALE IN EVERY ADDITION IN REND
TROPERTY HANDLED FOR NON-RESIDENTS, TIMBER
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
OFFICE OREGON STREET
Dwight M. Davis Company
I N s u R A N c E
FIRE
LIABILITY
PLATE GLASS
BOND '
Phone Red 1621 Temporary
BET I HAD. THISj
MERE POUCH OF
THt REAL
Tobacco
chewi
MARKET REPORT.
NORTH PORTLAND, May 8.
Tho cattlo market opened rather
brisk, although tho receipts wero
light. Ono shipment of pulp fed
steers sold nt $9.16, this being tho
top price. Hulk of grain fed stock
sold nt JS.SC to $9. No cluiugo In
prices of cows, heifers or bulls, re
ceipts being very light. There was
a Blight decrease) in calf receipts this
week, although tho prices wero un
changed. A fair run of hogs wns re
celved. The bulk sold nt prices rang
lug from $9 to J'J.lfi. Tho top prices
reached bolng $9.20 and $9,25. Mar
kct closing strong. Tho sheep re
ceipts aro showing n marked In
crease. Spring 'lambs nro bringing
$10 to $10.50. No change in prices
of wothcrs nnd owes. This class of
stock is still ln great demand.
For farm land loanB boo J.
service Adv.
Ryan
Go to the Royal Cafe for your
dinner. Adv. 44 tf
A desirable, brend knlfo frco with
every annual subscription to Tho
Bond Bulletin.
INVESTMENTS
SILVIS
AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENT
Office Opposite Bulletin Bldg.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
ROUEHT II. GOULD
Civil
Engineer
Hend
Oregon
W. W, FAULKNER, D. M. D.
D USTI8T
Ofllco Over Postofflco
Bond, ... Oregou
DR. J. C. VANDEVERT
l'lijslelmi and Surgeon
Phono Red 271
Hours 9-12 n. in. 1-5 p. m.,
7-9 p. in.
Slither Hulldlng
W. G. MANNING, D. M. D.
Dentist.
Olllco In First National Bonk
Building
Tel. Bit Hciul, Oregon
" . '
WILLARD H. W1RTZ
Ij A W Y K R
Prlnovlllo, Oregon.
C. S. UENSON
Attorney At Law
Bonson Building, Wall Street
Bond, Oregon.
VERNON A. FORBES
U A W Y K It
First National Bank Building
Bond, :-: :-: Oregon
GEO ROE 8. YOUNG
Civil nnd Irrigation Engineer.
U. 8. Mineral Hunojor.
Room C First National Bank
Building
J. B. Bell A. W. Sims
CROOK COUNTY ABSTRACT
COMPANY
(Incorporated)
Successors to Tho J. II. Hnnor
Abstract Co., Prlnovlllo, Oro.
Abstracts Insurance.
HEM) PLUMBING AM)
HEATING COMPANY
Sanitary Plumbing
Stcnm and Hot Wator Heating
WALL STREET
DR. R. D. 8TOWELL
Nuprupalhlc I'IijhIcIiui
Ovor Logan Furniture Co,
Wall Street Hours 9 to 5
Phono Red -IH1!
C. P. NISWONGER, Bond, Ore.
UNDERTAKER
IJccnscd Hnihnlmer, Funeral
Director.
Phono Red 421. Lady Asst.
DR. J. II. CONNARN
DENTIN T
OITlce In Satlior Building.
Hourb 9 to 12, 1 to 6,
Sundays and ovonlngH by
Appointment.
II. II. Do A R M O N D
LAWYER
Oregon Street. Bond, Oregon
II. O. ELLIS
Attoriieyut-Irfiw
Unite Stntc Commissioner
First National Bank Building
BEND, OUEGON
DR. A. A. BURKIS
.ntiirwilli
Dlsnees cured without tho uso
of drugs or surgery by tho nat
ural methods of healing. Ofllco
Hather Building lloml, Oregon
Tel. HIitcL 271
DANCE
Every Saturday Night
At Nuther'H Hull
Under Now Management
With New Orchestra
HEND TO HHOTHUHH
AUTO HTAGE
Leares Bend Tuesday and
Saturdays
R. I). George, Agent
Office at George's Barber Shop
il
Sanitary Barber Shop
Willi Glvo You Better
Bnrbcr Sorvlco
SAM ELDER, Prop.
DR. W. D, HUNTINGTON
DENTIST
Pliouu Red l"t
HEND, OREGON
Iho Dalles
Sanatorium
THE DALLES, OREGON
FORMERLY
DR. GEISENDORFER'S
HOSPITAL,
Kcopciml miller tlir niniincciiitiil of
I)H. 11KV1H
Dry Lake
STAGE
LEAVES DRV LAKE WED-
NEHDAV AND SATURDAY
RETURNING THURSDAY AND
SUNDAY
Leave orders at the
Universal Garago
Groceries
AT THE NEW MEAT
AlARKLT.
FREE DELIVERY
Gilbert & Son
H. P. SMITH
Pltin and Ofnimrnll
PLASTERING
ALL WOKK
CUAKANTLTD
Joe Rock
CONTRACTOR
All kinds of
EXCAVATION
WOKK
rock or dirt
BASEMENTS
STREET WORK, ETC.
Lrve ciJiii (I
j. a. castes omen
Oirgon Stfrtl
J
"L
HooflnK of nil kinds, Repairing
promptly done.
J. A. MacCLOSKEY
TINNING AND
Furnace Contractor
GuttcrinB, Spouting,
Cornices and Skylight).
THIS PAPER REPflESEHfED roil FOREIOfi
ADVERTISING I) If THE
general ornces
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
IMillviPwl
ZWJi WILL OPEN
APRIL 1ST IN
Carroll Building
GOOD BOARD
AND ROOMS
Jill REASONABLE
II II
BUY YOUU
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIE3