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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
(Prom Wednesday's Dally.)
Goorgo Oglo, of Alfalfa, was In
Bond last night.
Ray Dunlap, of Brothers, came In
last night for supplies. ,
Qoprgo W. Couch was up from
Tumalo today on business.
Calvin A. Prior, of Eugene, Is in
tlio city to file on a homestead.
K. M. Post and Miss Margaret
Muller, of Alfalfa, nro visitors In tlio
city.
Mrs. Laura Hcddlngton is visit
ing with friends In Portland this
week.
. L. D. Fox has returned from Los
Angeles, where ho has been visiting
with friends. V
Mr and Mrs. Harper W. Skuso
uro visiting with relatives in Port
land this week.
Mrs. Itay E. Harper and Mrs.
Thomas D. Tomplo, of Redmond,
spont last nlcht in Do ml.
Albion Petorson, ot Prlnovlllo, was
a visitor In tlio city yesterday, look
ing aftor business Interests. '
J. Ryan Is building two four-room
bungalows In Deschutes addition and
two four-room bungalows in Termi
nal adltlon.
Alfred O. Moore, ono of tlio first
homesteaders In the Deschutes sec
tion, was a business visitor In the
city yesterday.
W. P. Aldrlch, of Portland, arrived
in Demi yosterday to tako u position
as oporator with tho Western. Union
Tolograph Company.
C. W. Reed, who has been a guest
of R. M. Smith for tho past wepk, loft
'last night, via Portland, for his homo
in Wallsvllle, Missouri.
W. T. Mullarkey, county assessor,
returned to his homo in Redmond
last night, after attending county
court.
G. W. Walsh, of Silver Lake, was
in the city yesterday attending to
business matters.
County Commissioner L. K. Smith,
of Redmond, returned to his home
last night after attondlng tho ses
sion of tho county court hero.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clovelaud, ot
Boulevard adltlon, aro rocelvlng
congratulations over tho arrival of
an olght-pouud baby girl, Saturday.
William C. Spencer received tho
degrees ot Mark Master, and Past
Master last night, at tho meeting ot
tho local lodgo ot Royal Arch Ma
sons.
Mrs: Etta Arnold, of Vulcan, Al
berta, Mr. and Mrs. Bayno and Al-
vino Rlggs, of Powell llutto spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Suttong
at Mountain View ranch.
S. L, WlgGlns, freight and passen
ger agont hero for tho O.-W. R. & N.,
left last night for Chicago, called
by tho serious Illness of his mother.
Tho dato ot his return Is uncurtain.
William Vandovcrt has returned
to his ranch at Big Meadows, aftor
vlvsltlng for some tlmo In Bend.
' Mfss Harriet McCuou returned last
night- from n several weeks' visit
with her parents in Hunters, Wash
ington. Prod. Brown.r.natlonnl, bank exam
iner, with headquarters In Portland,
Is In Bend on his soral-annual visit
at Inspection ot tho First National
Bank.
Mrs. Etta Arnold, ot Vulcan, Al
berta, was a Saturday guest at tho
home ot Mrs. Suttong, ot this city.
Ycstorday Mrs. Arnold loft for a vis
it with trlonds at Powell Butto, but
will return to Bend.
Tho Ladles' Guild of tho Presby
terian church meets with Mrs. A. C,
Lucas Monday afternoon for a spec
ial Dusiucss session.
(Prom Tuesday's Dally.)
a. M. Smith, ot Tumalo, was a
visitor In tho city ycstorday.
Charles 13. Oliver, of .Lakovlow,
wait a Bend visitor last night.
Mrs. August A. Anderson, of Red
mond, was In Bend last night.
W. Forsytho, of Mctollus, was a
business visitor in Bend last night.
Mr nrwl 'Mrn. S. R. PArrnB nrn In
Bond today from tholr homo near thlsn
city.
(Prom Monday's Dally.)
II. II. Clow has gono to Madras on
stock business.
Louis Beczer, of Seattle, Is In Bend
today on business.
E. M. Thompson Is reported to bo
111 at his homo with la grlppo.
.Jolin Schulto, of Clino Palls, vis
Hod in Uond'ovor tho week end.
Mlko Merg loft for Portland Sat
urday night to attend tho auto show.
C. II. Baggott, ot Redmond, wob
a weok end business visitor In tho
city.
Harney O'Donnell loft Saturday
night for Portland, with a shipment
of cattlo.
E. I), ailson nnd thrco sons took an
auto trip to Powell Butto yesterday
to look over land.
A. J. Bollons Is In tho city today
from bis homo in Mctollus, to look
after business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hudson re
turned this morning from a short
business trip to Portland.
The
Sup er-Sleeper
is he who can sleep with his
window open and still rest snug
and comfortable.
THE SECRET of such healthful slum
ber lias in bodily warmthwhen the circul
ation is at its lowest ebb.
TO SECURE THIS you need the right
kind of sleeping garments Pajamas that are
chill-proof, no matter if all out-doors comes
blowing into your window!
IF YOU WISH to become a Super
Sleeper, try some of our Flannel Pajamas or
Pajunions. They're as soft as velvet and
extra varm.
' $ .50
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V ' Ar.HE MEN'S TOGGERY"
XinT STORK THAT SETS THE PACK."
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(Prom Saturday's Dally.)
C. S. Hudson left last night for
Portland on business.
Mrs. M. C. Lowe, ot Deschutes,
was In tho city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Eastcs and Miss
Elsie Olson will lcavo this evening
for Alfalfa.
Wayne P. Amos, of Brothers, Is
In tho city looking after business
matters.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. LaPollotto and
Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Wilson, of Red
mond, wero visitors In tho city today.
Earl Mlebus, who has been with
Carlson & Lyons for several months,
leaves tonight tor his homo In Port
laud. Mr. nnd Mrs. Orcwllcr and son,
Victor, left this afternoon for Powell
Butto to spend Sunday with their
daughter.
M. S. Mayfleld, ot Prlnovlllo, was
In tho city yesterday, bringing In
a bunch ot cattlo for local consump
tion,
P. B. Johnson camo In on tho
morning train on his return from a
vacation spent visiting friends in Seattle.
Mrs. It. II. DcArmond will lcavo
this evening for Salem to meet her
husband, who is at tho stato capital
on legislative matters.
(From Friday's pally.)
II. J. Overturf and A. Whlsnant
left last night for Salem on business.
Miss Daisy Stuart Is confined to
her homo by a severo attack ot la
grlppo.
Ed. II. Kcano returned to Band
last night after a visit at tho Stan
ley ranch near tho city.
A large number of Bend pcoplo aro
expecting to attend a danco to bo
given at Redmond tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Joan Hamilton ro-
turned to tho city last night from
an auto trip through Culver and Mo
tollus. M, C. Athcy, who has been visiting
in Bend for soveral days left last
night for Madras, whero ho will ns-
sumo chargo ot tho Madras Pioneer.
A. G. Long, ot Portland, who has
boon visiting in tho city for tho
past two days, investigating tho tiro
protection problem here, returned tn
his homo last night.
L. A. Brandenburg loft last night
for Eugcno whero ho will nttend tho
commencement exorcises of tho Eu
gcno high school from which his
daughter, Gladys, graduates this sem
ester with honors.
County Judge W. D. Barnes and
City School Superintendent Frank
lin Thordarson left this afternoon
for Prlnevllle, whoro they will of
ficiate as judges tonight at tho
Prlnevlllc-Culvor dobato.
AIox Thompson Is In tho city on
business from his homo in Tho
Dalles. Mr. Thompson's wtta 1b n
mombcr of tho Houso ot Represent
atives at Salem, and presided In placo
of Spcakor R. N. Stanflold, a tow
days ago.
Homer Ross, supervisor ot tho
Ochoco national forest, was In Bend
yesterday conferring with Supervisor
W. O. Hastings, of tho Deschutes
forest, In regard to tho Installation
ot a treating plant for telephono
poles on forest lines.
Keepingthe Cost
of Living Down!
Men's Heavy
Wool Sox
at
Canvass
Gloves
at
Leather Fac
ed Gloves
at
Men's & Boys'
Caps
at
25c
10c
25c
25c
Heavy Bath f P
12ic
Towels
at
Fast Color
Ginghams
at
Heavy Out-
iuu
ting Flannel
at
Table 0 i 1
Cloth
at
Heavy Union
Linen Towel
ing at
House Lining
at W d,
20c
15c
61c
ALARM
CLOCKS
Guaranteed (or One Year
$1.00
MEN'S WORK
SHIRTS
A Real Big Value
50c
Value is the Key Note
AT THIS STORE
Real Values every day of the year
makes this store the BUSY STORE
Keep Mnrm, with a Bradley Knit
Cup. Wo linc them, In Red, mg
Blue unci Wlilto; priced . . o5C
DcrlricU finings In Ladles' Wiilntn
ono lot Morth up to $!.no, "7E?-
print! nt j9C
Ono lot of Men's Laundered KhlrtH
extra value, to close "I5-
priced at Qo3C
COOPKR UNDKItWKAK Comfort,
Warmth nnd Wenr CohIh no inoro
than tho ordinary kind.
JUST IN New Laces and New
Silks in the Desired New Stripes.
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mm
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ON
Sheeting, Tubing,
Muslins, Shirtings,
Towlings, etc.
HOUSE
BROOMS
Last Year's Price
Prevails
25c
(From Thursdoy's Dally.)
H. Cato has returned from a bus
iness trip to Portland.
Miss Iluth Ilayloy, of Tumalo, was
a visitor in tho city ycstorday.
Ed. 11. Kcano Is spending tho day
visiting at tho F. S. Stanley ranch.
William Vandovcrt returned to
llend last night from a two day trip
to Prlnovlllo.
Leo Keller, lloubon Keller, am),
Clifton h. Kvans, of Mllllcnn, wero
visitors Inst night In tho city.
Josoph Smith Is In Portland this
weok from IiIb homo near Donil, to
attend tho Oregon-Washington gath
ering of tho Shrlners.
Phillip Ilrooks, ot Vancouver,- II,
('., owner ot tho now Pilot IJutto
Inn, Is In tho city today, Inspecting
tho pi ogress bolug made on tho now
huildlug.
&
Dr. Turner, tho well known
B' eyo specialist, of Portland,
will bo In 11 ond again Thursday,
February 1G, ono day only, ut Tlwr
sen's Jowelry storo. Dr. Turner has
boon making regular visits to Ilond
for mora than four years, nnd has
scores of satisfied patients In your
community. Iloadachcs rellovcd,
cross oyes straightened. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Consult him. Don't
forget tho dato.
suit thoreof was Issued on or about
tho Gth of Docombor, If I romombor
correctly. Thoroupon tho territory
in tho now county ot Dctichutos was
no longer within tho boundaries or
Crook County and ho rabbits or ro
dents killed In Dcschutos County
could bo klllod within tho boundaries
of Crook County aftor tho organize
tlon of tho formor. Tho other pro
visions roforrod'to bear out this,
conclusion. I am, thurnforo, ot tho
opinion that said local law docs not
nuthorlzo tho payment by Dcschutoa,
County of tho scalp bounty thoreliu
OnOKOK M. IlllOWN,
Attorney aonoral."
Wash Board
SPECIAL
Very seldom such a
Value as this
25c
WE ARE DOING OUR
SHARE TO KEEP THE
COST OF LIVING DOWN
WARNER'S
BENDS
ECONOMY
CENTER
NO liOU.NTIlM ON UAIUHTtf
(Continued from Pago 1.)
whether Deschutes county Is author
ized and required to pay tho bounty
on Juckrabblts nnd Bago ruts, pro
vided to bo paid by Crook county
in tho special act submitted to tho
electors of that county at thu last
election,
"Ileforrlng to said act, I find that
Soctlon 1 provides:
"That tho County Court of Crook
County, Orogou, bo and It Is horoby
empowered, authorized and directed
to order paid from tho general fund
ot said county, or from a special
fund created fdr that purpose, tho
sum of five cents for each Juckrabblt,
and tho sum ot two and ouo-hult
cents for each Bago rat that may bo
killed within tho boundaries of said
county from and aftor tho first day
of December, 11)10.'"
DomIiiiIcn I,i-ft Out,
"Section 2 provides for tlio levy
of a tax to produco tho necessury
funds which tax; Is to ho levied In
Crook county. Section 3 provides
for tiling claims for such bounty,
which claim is to bo filed with tho
Clerk of Crook ' County and must
make affidavit, among other things,
that the Jackrabblts or sago rats
from which tho scalps wero taken
were killed in Crook County, tha
tho scalps must be counted by thu
Clerk of Crook County, and In fact
all things must bo dono by Crook
County, under tho provisions of said
act. deferring to tho language abo
quoted from Section 1, It Is clear tho'
tho bounties nro only to bo paid upon
scalps taken from rabbits nnd ro
dents killed in Crook County after
the first of December, 1916, and the
electlou by virtue of which Deschutes
County was organized was held on
November 7. 191C. and tho Govor-
aor'fl proclamation declaring the re-
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