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5
BEND PATRIOTS GIVE
SOUSING SENDOFF.
MORE IN READINESS
TTncnty-ono Promised for Army by
Employer Lumber Company
Kmploycw Stirred to Anger
Theft at Ahiortcnn King.
(From Friday's Dally.)
it m o
NEW GENERATOR TO
BE ADDED AT ONCE.
llcml Wntrr, Light Ji Power Co. Will
Complete City Plnnt by rutting
in Final Unit Cost Will
lie About fUO.OOO.
CKNTKAIj orkco.v hon
or ROI.U
iu:nd.
Ilruco Dcyarmond,' navy.
Re)' De-yarnioml. nnvy.
Tliomns'I-'nKBt navy.
John lialliiun, nnvy.
Krnest IteJI, navy.
Willie Glllamler, navy.
Paul VI(o;ltiM, navy.
Don lingers, nnvy.
F. K. Itullork, nvintton corn.
William N. llul)lell. IW.renmn,
Montana, (cnlMcil in Ilcml,)
nnvy.
Roy Meuivsco, navy.
HKMONI).
J. II. Raloliurg, navy
PIUNKVILLK.
R. Ij. Prultt, navy.
Herman B. A Valla ce, navy.
O. K. Noble, navy.
Austin II. Wltson, navy.
Patriotic feeling ran high In Bond
last night when 10 young men
from thlB city. Redmond and I'rlne
vlllo, left with Recruiting Officer S.
Ilarts, for Portland, to enter the sor-.
vlco of the United States navy, In,
tho war against Germany. John
Latham and Ernest Dell, who left'
earlier In tho week, Uruce Doyar
mono", Paul Wiggins and Don Uor
era, who will go tonight, and F. E.
'Bullock, who will Join the aviation
corps In Seattle next week, bring the
total up to 16.
Bond patriots gathered at the do
lot to glvo tho recruits a rousing
sendoff. and patriotic demonstrations
were staged by tho Masons and tho
Aloose lodgo in honor of Bruce De
yarmond, of the formor order, and
Roy Mcnasco, of the latter. Mr.
Beyarmond is the first member of
the local Masonic fraternity to enter
Uncle Sam's military or naval ser
vles, and his last meeting with the
lodge was turned Into a patriotic
jublloo.
More Will Join.
Indications wero that many more
vouId enlist In some branch of tho
service, and it was announced today
that T. L. Carrlgcr, formerly of the
navy, would tako caro of applicants
In that department, while I'ostmastor
Henry B, Ford will rccolvo applica
tions for clthor army or navy. Joo
.Rock, naturalized Italian, declared
today that ho and 20 young men
working for him will bo ready to go
Into the army whonovor their adopt
ml country needs them.
Indignation was unbounded among
omployos of tho Drooks-Scanlon Lum
bar Co., over tho loss of an American
flag, stolen from tho flag staff In
front of tho goneral offices at the
jilant. Tho thoft Is believed to be
the work of an nllon, but no traces
a to the Identity of the man were
found today.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
Construction of the third and prob
ably final unit of tho city plant of
tho Bond Water, Light & Power Co.
will begin at onco, according to an
announcement miulo by Manager T.
H. Foley this morning. Mr. Foley's
statement followed tho receipt of n
telegram from K. B. Mlllor, of Chi
cago, stockholder In tho company,
and Its export electrical cnglncor, to
tho'effoct that necessary machinery
had been contracted, and directing
that concrete work for tho addition
be begun at onco.
Tho now unit will connect with tho
presont building, occupying space toft
for growth when tho present plant
wob built In 1912 and will mark the
building's completion. It will bo
about 35x40 feet In slzo, making the
wholo building about 100x40.
The machinery ordorcd for tho
new unit Includes a COO horso power
water wheel nnd n GOO kilowatt gen
erator, adding over 50 per cent to
the capacity of tho plant, which now
operates two BOO kilowatt genera
tors. 10,000 to Bo Cost.
Building and machinery will cost
around $30,000. Concrete work Is
to bo begun at onco and It Is ex
pected that tho building will be ready
for occupancy and the machinery In
stalled In about five months.
Other work In which the company
Is engaged at present Includes tho
laying of n 1400 lino of eight
Inch pipe to connect the west sldo
reservoir with tho pipe line In Boule
vard addition for the purpose of pre
venting tho water shortage on the
west side, which has occurred In past
seasons.
SCHOOL DISTRICT
ELECTION IS SET
T0V0TE0NB0NDS
f.10,000 ISSUK TO FI.VA.NCK I'L'R
CIIAHK OF BUILDING 81TKS,
AND KRF.CTION OF NKW
KCIIOOL UNITS, WILL UK DK
CIDKD APRIL 2(1.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
Involving tho determination nf a
policy of genoral school development,
votors In tho Bend district will cast
their ballots on April 26, deciding
whether or not the district shall bond
Itself for $20,000 for the purchaga
of building sites and the construc
tion of schools In the city. Notices
of the oleetion are now being pre
pared, and it Is probable that the vot
ing will tako place In the council
chambers of the O'Kano building.
The sotting of the election was
made possible by tho filing of a pe
tition asking for the bond Issuo, spec
ifying that the money should be usnd
for the construction of an additional
unit to the now high school build
ing, the erection of a grace school
unit, tho purchaso of two lots in
North Addition adjacont to bloo): ,
already owned by the district, and
the purchase of a school site in Boul
evard addition.
More than 20 taxpayers signed the
petition.
For sign painting see Edwards.-Adv.
R. A. M. MEMBERS ARE
PRINEVILLE GUESTS
Itend Lodgo Men Knlertulncd nt n
Bumiuct by Crook County Broth-
tit, Returning in Morning.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
Members of the local chapter of
Royal Aroh Masons motored to Prlno
vllle last night whoro thoy wero
guests of tho Crook county lodge at
a banquet which followed nn exem
plification of tho ritualistic work of
tho order. Tho party returned to
Bond early this morning.
Among those making tho trip were
J. D. Davidson, Frank R. Prince,
Horry Mlllor, J. Edward Larson,
Paul Garrison, H. J. Overturf, Clydo
McKay, Georgo S. Young, E. M. Lara,
Goorgoi Agnow, Ed. II. Keane, J. O.
Rhodes, H. C. Elllo, E. H. Williams,
A, J.rJackspu, Irving Dunn, Al. Han
eor'i, C4 M. Redfiold and J. Alton
Thompson, .
FRESH
Groceries
You have a right to
INSIST
that we see to it that your
money finds the greatest pur
chasing powor, and that you
gat
QUALITY
goods for the money you pay.
RESPECT
we pay to this plan Is what is
building for us a big business.
HOWEVER LITTLE
the saving may bo, it will
HELP.
Wo'll do our best for
YOU.
I'HONK BLACK 11
Erickson's Grocery
JOHNSON DLDC.
Wll Street
SPUD CONTEST IS
APPROVED OF BY
"PLANT WIZARD"
LUTHKH RUHUANK, IN LKTTKH
TO MONTKLLK COM, DKCLAHKM
CKNTHAL ORKGON SHOULD
RAISK TUBERS KgUAL TO ANY
GROWN IN UNITED STATES.
(From Friday's Dally Bulletin)
That the Central Oregon country
should ho nblo to produce as high n
grade of potatoes as any section In
the United States, Is tho opinion of
Luther Burbank, the "plant wliard,"
expressed In n loiter written to Mon
tollo Coo from tho Burbank farm In
California. The communication was
sent in answer to n letter In which
Mr. Coo Invited Mr. Burbank to bo
present nt tho potato contest which
Is to bo staged this yoar.
Whllo unablo to attend, Mr. Bur
bank praised tho object of tho potato
content, and In answer to Mr. Coo's
Inquiry If ho could offer tiny sug
gestions ns to the propor conducting
of tho contest, stated that tho rulo
already adopted for entering the com
petition, and for the determination
of the winners, seemed to him so ad
mirable that ho would bo unablo to
glvo any new udvlcu on the subject.
GERMAN SUSPECTS AHRESTED
IN BEND IS REPORTED
SECRET SERVICE MEN MAY
HAVE TAKEN SPIES MENACING
SAFETY OK LOCAL INDUSTRIES
WITHOUT ENLISTING REND
OlFKIALH, IS RELIEF.
Soo Edwards for good houso paint
ing. Adv.
(From Friday's Dally.)
Reports that two Germans, be
lieved to bo spies, wero captured hern
by Plnkorton secret service men, woru
current In Bond today. The Ger
mans, It was said, had complotu plans
of local mauufneturten, bridges and
roadways In tholr porhosrIoii, when
taken Into custody.
Caroful Inquiry failed to reveal
any doflulto corroboration of tho re
port. Bund manufacturers professed
entire Ignorance of tho afTlilr, and
Sheriff 8. E. Koburtn and Chief nf
Police Nixon stated that If any ntich
arrests have taken place, thorn had
been no effort made to secure tho co
operation of tho local authorities.
The only statement In support of
the rumor enmo In the statement of
n county official, who declared that
ho had good reason to bellovo that
socrot sorvlco mon have boon investi
gating conditions In Bend for tho
last tow days.
For sign painting see Edwards.
Adv. ,
Clean up and paint up. Boo Ed
wards. Adv.
They're Here! These Days '
That We All Dearly Lovek t
Outstanding! In every community the
name Certain-teed stands conspicuously for
quality, good value, satisfaction, and fair dealing.
Certain-teed
Paints and Varnishes
get their gualityfrom the
character of materials used in
their manufacture and from
the exactness with which
they are mixed.
The formula of ingredients
I printed on the label show's
loncsdv and unmistakably
the real worth of the paint
Modern.up-to-datemachin-cry
eliminates the uncertain
ties of mixing by hand and
insures absolute conformity
to the experts' printed
formula.
The price of CERTAIN
TEED Paints and Varnish
es is based on the most
favorable manufacturing,
distributing and selling
costs, plus a margin of profit
smaller than is generally
customary. This low price
would not be possible if we
had to depend upon an ex
clusive paint organization
to market our paints and
varnishes.
CERTAIN-TEED Paints
and Varnishes arc guaran
teed togivc satisfaction. This
guarantee is backed by the
enormous resources of the
Certain-teed Products Cor
poration. Whether you do your own
fainting or employ a pro
cssional painter your in
tcrcats will be best served if
you insist upon getting
CERTAIN-TEED Paints
and Varnishes.
Jnj ted dtaltr can till ytu
CERTAIN-TEED Pa'mtt and
Varnhhn, Ifbtdutn't carry tAm
in Hock, hi can ft thtm far yau.
Certain-teed Roofing .
Tor factories, offlco tmiUtoc. Una bolldlnn. saris?, eto OJtUTalH-TXID !
Um tmolant roof, ltcnataltaa to bur. leaa In lay, and kit par rear of lit, flu
iiiat-wcifDt. cicbd, aamiary. waainar-wQI, ana nre rtiara
tut rot rtakjeocea OK.KTA INTEEIJ HUta Hull rrl Hblnilta
bTO UJ toe adTantafraof CKItTAIN-TtJlD Ho II Konlln-.plai
nuira ucikoir. uim aik ixtu iuiuii4a loro, tuor
la-iin.acordloctoUilaknc' II. 2 or S ply).
Sold br loading deiiera all orer Uio woild.
If 70a art bulwln. or need ntw roof. It will par too to
Intntlrala CKKTAIN-TKeD baton daoMtaf upon aa ijpt of
rooi.
CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS CORPORATION
General Roofing Mfff.Co., Gregg Varnltb Co.,
Mound City Paint & Color Co.
SbLaula
flaw York
CUfUd
Mllwauka
KutuGlr
Grand RafVb
Duluih
Chlaafo
PltUburib
Cincinnati
SaaltU
NaabvlDe
Ls4ea
PWUd.lphU
OaUolt
naw Oilaana
xLaoaiwlla
Salt Lata City
ajnUar
Daifala
Loa Aofalat
Allaat
Daa Msloaa
IUro
flattop.
Baa Fraactaee
MlnsaaixUa
klcbaa4
llouttaa
For Sale by
Bend Hardware Company
AAVAWVV
True Economy
meant the wbt spending of one's money nulcfog every dollar do full duty
and getting in return an article that will utltfy you In every way.
The
WHITE,
U a real bargain because it b told at a popular
price i because it give you the kind of sewing
you delight in) because it will turn out the work
quickly and thoroughly and give you a life time
of satisfactory service! because its Improvements
will enable you to do things which can't be done
on any other machine) because it will please you
with its fine finish and beauty of 1U furniture.
In short you will find the White reliable and
desirable from every point of view.
Be sure to tee the Vhlte dealer who will be glad to show you how good a
machine the White is. If there is no White dealer handy, write us direct for cat
alogs. We do not sell to catalog houses. Vibrator and Rotary Shuttle Machines.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. CLEVELAND, O.
I'OIl SALE UV DEND rUIlNITUJUS CO.
(From Friday's Dully.)
"Thosu Olil, Hwuot Hoiwts
My Katliui Usotl to HIiik
Whnu ho got nwiiy from
Homo on n Sunday itttdrtionu
Who u It was lint ns tilntos, unit
Tho uluctrlu fan wouldn't root
lllm, nml Iniuoiiitdu didn't (It
Tho bill, nml n hook didn't
Boom nt nil lutorontliiK. nml
Ho know thnt thorn wns to ho
A Kami) In town, will noon bo
With us nrritln thank RoodiiixH,
And wo en n ro out nnd sit on tho
Hnrd bunch, no innttor how hot
It Kcts, nnd our ruhhor collars
Hhml tho tirirnrilrnllon llko tho
Down on n rooho'h uvuk, mid
Wo yoll llko wo wun at a nrlso
Kliclit, mid wo can my unkind thine
To tho umplro, nod yoll our
Hoads off for n throo-buKKor with
Two on and two down, mid
llriinh up on our biuobtill ronmutilnr
And ro down by tho rlvnr and hold
1'oblilon on our mouth nml talk to
An ImttRlnury uiiiplro with all our
MIrIiI to Rot n husky, cnrryliiR vnlro,
And toll about tho days shon wo usod
To lint .GOO In tho Comhiiskors'
LunRut), nnd Rot all hunt ml up, nnd
Dusty, mid tlrod nnd walk homo nod
I.ny uroiinil mid fool Jual llko wn'd
llcon In it froo-for-nll, but so much
Ilnttor thiin wo wouldn If wn'd stitynd
At homo,
Wnll,
Tlnmo days nro rlitht on our hoolit,
With till tho talk nlinut iioiiimnt
Wluuors, and youiiR iihouoms, and
Hhut-ouls, lioinom, stoats,
And hook slides, nml triples,
And ntrlko-oiitH, spit halls,
And ItliiK I.ardnor ami his
Funny hnnnhall storlos, and
Tho snd nllRht nt UniplroN.
(lolly, hut It's Rood, that
llnsolinll enmos la tho summer
Ami not In tho winter, and
You ciui tsko off your coat
And Junt ro to It, and If
You aro craiy, nobody will nrnti
You hovauia thoy will think
You'vo Just not lU" "UK nna
You ran Rl away with anything
Anytlino, bociiimo you'ro n tmso-
Hall fan.
II. I. T.
M
SCHOOL GARDKNS TO
BE EXTENDED IN BEND
(From Friday's Dally.)
Tho niiiiunnr school Rardonlurt sys
toiu In llomt In to ho Krrntly oxtoudod
this year, City Kuiiorliitonilcnt Thor-
diimon miiiounrcd today. Ilo Is vory
mixlous to sttruru vncunt tracts for
this iiurnono In various liartM of lloud,
and statu that tho work will bit un
dor tho suporvlslou of toaehors nmk
Iiik (heir homo horn durliiK tho huio
mor.
TRY YOUR-
SUNDAY DINNER.
AT THE
Pilot Butte Inn
12 to L 1 M.
(5 to K P. M.
LUMBER LATH SHINGLES LIME
PLASTER CEMENT
All Finish Lumber Kiln Dried
Miller Lumber Co.
SELLING
SHEVL.N-H1XON LUMBER
OrriCE ON OREGON ST.
Shoes for Real Service
OUIt HI'KCIAITY IH TO MAKI! HIIOHS THAT
HTAND TIIK TVMT
NAP-A-TAN SHOE .
Is oipoclally tnado for this kind of country, Nono aro hot
ter msdo.
J. E. TILT SHOE
A hnndsnmo sorvlccahlo dross shoo for rnnn, Cannot ha
beaten for tho monoy. Olvo thoao shoos n trlr.l.
A. HANSON LOGGER.
Tho A. Hanson I.oKRnr Shot's of Throo Lakes, Wis,, aro
linniLniado nnd ono of tho very host of Its kind. Hpoolal mado-to-order
work laknn for this hIioo.
UI'-TO-DATK HIIOK IIIlAIIUNO
IIOND
STREET
R. H. LOVEN
BEND
OREGON
NEW PERKINS HOTEL
Fiflli and Wailiinnton Stiecti
PORTLANp, OKEGON
Centrally Located The Hotel for YOU
Special Summer Kates
RoomVith Imtli privilege, single 75c up; double
$1.00 up. Room with private buth, single $1.50
up; double $2.00 up.
Auto bus meets trains.
Union Depot curs pass our doors.
From North Rank Depot S ear transfer at 5th St.
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