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FOR DRUGGISTS
SHEFFIELD SEEKS TO
SHARE TROUBLES.
PITCHER WNS
rtootlcggr-r Would Cnue .rnt
I'harnincMt Soiling Hitters
Do Annond Refers Cn.e to
.Attorney (Sciirml.
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Alter bolng fined ISO for passing
a bottle of llostcttor's blttors through
tho bars of tho city Jail to prisoners,
Frank Sheffield declared this morn
Ing that druggists who sold tho com
pound over tho counter should be
hold under tho law as well as him
self, nnd demanded that warrants
be Issued for the arret of local phar
macists handling tho stuff. District
Attorney Do Armond has written to
Attorney General Drown for an opin
ion on Oils phaso of tho case, and
until an answer Is received Sheffield
will bo given his freedom under
bonds 'covering the amount of his
tine. No action In regard to drug
stores selling bitters will be taken
until tho attorney general's opinion
has been given.
Knut Qronning, arrested last night
while creating a disturbance in Mill
addition, pleaded guilty to a charge
of drunkennes and disorderly con
duct, and paid a $10 fine. When
taken Into custody, he gave his name
as Drowning, but whan Municipal
Judge Ellis clocked through tho
registration lists for army conscrip
tion, failed to find the name, and
Informed tho prisoner that he was
likely to face a government charge
as a slacker, Gronnlng dropped the
alias hurriedly.
Billy Williams appeared yesterday
In Municipal court and pleaded guilty
to a charge of drunkenness. Doth
he and Gronnlng laid their downfall
to bitters.
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(From Monday's Dally.)
Knutsen won his own game In tho
last of. the ninth In tho game played
against l'rlnevllle yestordny after
noon on tho I'rinovllle grounds,
when with the scoro tied G-6, he lined
out a homer, scoring Morrill and
Houston, and giving tho victory over
I'rtnovllto n throc-noltit margin. Tho
victory also nuts Shevltn-Hlxon In
tho load for tho Central Oregon cham
pionship, which has been tied up for
tho last two weeks between tho mill
team and tho Crook county boys. It
might be well to mention In addition
that yesterday's game was tho fourth
won by Knutsen In eight days.
Tho gamo was featured by hard
hitting on tho part of tho mill team
14 sato hits being garnered from
Tcthcrow's offerings. Center Fielder
Llnd poled out tho first four-bnso
hit of the gamo In tho first Inning,
driving Shoots in ahead of him as
ho trotted around the basos. Clif
ford is credited with o threo-bnggor.
With tho withdrawal of Mend and
tho Jefferson county team, tho mill
men and I'rinovllle will probably
contluuo to play match games for
several weeks In answer to a general
demand on tho part of tho fans. Ar
rangements have been virtually made
for a gamo to bo played on tho local
diamond next Sunday.
BEND LOSES IN
CLOSE CONTEST
SIIEVLIN-IIIXON MEN
WIN G-5 SCORE.
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WHY. THAT WAS
PRESIDENT ANORtW
JACKSON'S TAVORITC
CHCW
OLD HICKORY WAS
MIGHTY PARTICULAR
AOOUr HIS TODACCO
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Town Team Make Ktmnjr Kffnrt to)
Tic (initio In KlKhtli IiiuIiiki hut
l-'nlW by Onn Tally to
Sow Up tho Scoro.
USE OF QUARTERS IS
GIVEN TO RED CROSS
(It; United Prrt to the tWml Bulletin)
(From Friday's Dally.)
Tho room In the building at tho
corner of Qrecnwood avenue nnd
Wall stroot which has beon used as
Red Cross headquarters for the past
few days, has been donated to the
Dend chapter by Philip R. Drooks,
of tho Pilot Mutto Inn, for tho dura
tion of tho war. Tho thanks of the
chapter havo been extended to Mr.
Drooks for his kindness.
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l'laylng n pickup team, strongth
oncd by tho temporary drafting of
two of l'rlnovlllo's star lufloldors,
Fox nnd Mnlson, tho Ho ml team
plnyhiR against Suovlln-Illxon yes
tordny afternoon, took second placo
In a 6-5 game on tho local grounds.
Although 14 of tho mill men fun
ned, they found Clow for 12 hits,
nnd aided by tlmoly errors from tho
opposition, maintained nt least n
part of the load which they gained
In tho first frame
Mini won first honors for Shovlln
lllxon. Singling, and scoring on Hous
ton's three-bagger. Houston scored
on lloland's hit.
Lynch enmo up tor Do ml In tho
third, singled, went to second on
Molnnd's faulty throw, took third,
and scored on Clow's put, Knutsen
to Ilullock.
In tho fifth, Llnd again started
things. Fox muffed his Infield drive,
and Houston scored him with a two-
bagger. Houston ndvanced to third
when Mnlson Juggled lloland's
grounder and went homo when John
son attempted to cut off Uoland at
second.
Dend tallied again In the sixth,
Fox hitting, nnnoxlng second when
Shoots sent a wild throw to first In
a bolatcd attempt to put out tho
runner, and crossing tho pinto when
Houston booted Springer's rn
difficult grounder.
Llnd scored his third run in tho
seventh,. t On a long fly which Hoi
llnshcad dropped, ho rounded first,
hesitated nt socond, took tho third
lap when Lynch foozled Roland's
houndtr, and came In on Houston's
hit. In tho next frnme, Itybcrg
doubled, and was scored by Shoots'
hit.
Dend's final rally was In the eighth.
Maison walked and Springer sacri
ficed him to second. Johnson filed
out to Roland and O'Donncll's single
scored Maison. Slato hit, and a
two-bagger by Lynch brought
O'Donncll and Slate. Tho score
S.-H. AD. R. II. PO. A.
Shoots, ss 5 0
Llnd. cf 5 3
Houston, 3b 6 2
Roland, If 6 0
Knutsen, p 5 0
Clifford, c 5 0
Klcokor, 2b G 0
Bullock. 3b 4 0
Byborg, rf 4 1
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(From Friday's Dally Bulletin)
Moved by compassion for prlsonors
In tho city Jail, ft ho wero experienc
ing a sovero drought after their al
coholic paradise of tho proceeding
night, Frank Sheffield, Jitney driver,
purchased u bottlo of Hostcttor's bit-
tors yesterday, visited the Jail, poked
tho neck of tho bottlo through tho
bars, and rcgalod the thirsty, each
In his turn. Arrested, ho eutercd a
plea or guilty to tho charge of ad
ministering Intoxicants. Sentence
has not been passed, as Sheffield,
who was convicted recently of boot
logging, was out on ball pending an
"'appealed hearing when ho played tho
pari IM gouu Diunui nun.
Six who wero nrrosted on tho night
of tho Fourth charged wllh drunk
enness and disorderly conduot, woro
fined $10 each by l'ollco Judgo Ki
lls last night. D. P. Hood and Jim
Orlfflth entered unavailing pleas of
not guilty, whllo J, D. Itcddlng, Milt
Itogers, L. II. Fullerton, of Bend, and
Jess Watklns, of Prlncvlllo, pleaded
guilty to disorderly conduct. With
tho exception of Itcddlng, who had
accumulated a Jsg on elder and near
beer, all admitted that they had been
drinking Hosteller's hitters. An
other arrest was roado by tho of
ficers Tuesday night, but the pris
oner forfeited ball.
District Attorney H. II. Do Armond
assisted City Attorney C. 8. Benson
In tho prosecution of tho cases, In
an endeavor to ascertain If whiskey
had been brought Into tho city for
tho celebration. Nothing to Indi
cate such n violation of tho law,
however, was brought out in the testimony.
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Total 43 C 12 27 1C 7
Bond AB. R. II. PO. A. K.
Fox, 2b 5 1114..
Maison, 3h R 10 12 1
Springer, If 5 0 0 2 0 1
Johnson, c .. 4 - 0 0 14 1 0
O'Donnell, rf ......4 110 0 0
Slate, lb 4 1 1 C 0 0
Lynch, ss 4 12 0 11
Holllnshead, of ....4 0 0 113
Clow, p 4 0 0 2 14 1
Total 39 C 5 27 23 10
Summary Batteries, Bend, Clow
and Johnson, Bhovlln-Hlxon, Knut
sen and Clifford; umpires, Davis and
Baker; two-base hits. Lynch, Hous
ton, Klnckor, Bybcrg; throo-baso
hits, Houston; double plays, Fox to
Slato; earned runs, Bend 3, Shovlln
Hixon 3; struck out, by Clow 14,
by Knutcson 7; left on bases, Bend
7, Shevlln-IIIxon 10.
REDMOND MAN IS
HELD AS SUSPECT
Conrad KuMelniuti Brought to Bend
Under ImpllcI CharRo of IlrliiK
German HyinpntliUer,
(From Monday's Dally,)
On suspicion of being a German
sympathizer, Conrad Kattclman, of
Redmond, was brought to Bond Sat
urday night by Deputy Shorlff C. A.
Adams, and Is now in tho Bend city
jail in custody of tho county author
ities. Action is being delayed pond
ing tho filing of a complaint, as tho
Rodmond deputy left Bond without
preferring a formal charge.
Kattclman is said to havo been
rather frco in expressing his opinion
on international matters in which
tho United Statos Is involved.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
GETS TWO CALLS
(From Tuosday's Dally.)
Two small flros In Bund luto Sat
urday afternoon, called out tho flro
department, on 8 being a brush fire
In the north vv ob tern section of tho
city, while tho other was an unten
anted shack In Boulovard addition,
outsldo of tho flro protection area,
Although tho house itself could not
bo saved, no damage was dono to
surrounding buildings.
BUYH PILOT IlL'TTK HIIOP
(From Thursday's Dally.
K. C. Landlngham has purchased
the Pilot Butte tmbrber shop from
It. B. Slato and will add another man
to take caro of tho Increase of bus
iness, he stated last night.
RAW DEAL CLAIMED
BY BEND FIGHT FAN
Doplorr HhIIIiijc "1 "out ' ItcfiTc!
and Demands Return (Jo to Ite-
Mortt Boxing flamo Here.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
Tho following letter discussing tho
boxing go hold this week In Bond,
has been received by Tho Bulletin
from a well known local fight fan:
Bond, Oro., July 3. To the Editor:
Probably It Is not up to The Bulletin
to discuss In Its news section tho
merits of last night's fiasco at tho
Hipp. But someone surely ought to
air tho rlng-slders' view of tho per
formance, lest the management bo
left to gazo in Innocent wonderment
nt tho ampty benches at Its next bill,
whllo It whistles mournfully, "Oh,
Dear! What Can tho Matter Bo."
So It Is Vox Popull to tho bat.
Undoubtedly a good deal of the
crowd's demonstration was duo to
moro disappointment at tho untimely
end of a promising bout. But a far
larger part was caused by a strong
flavor of Ivory In tho final doclslon,
moro aggravating because It carno as
tho flnalo of a session opened by a
wlord skirmish foaturlng a feather
duster and n Jutnplng-Jack, and fur
of tho spectators, In Imagining It
was only too plainly a "fixed" go.
To dlBcuss tho card in tho order of
lis infliction; Probably a boxer has
to loam on somebody, nnd learns
fastar If a crowd watches his antics
In tho process; but It certainly is
hard on tho crowd, and If hucIi bouts
cro staged for tho fans' benefit wo
aro willing to forego tho pleasure
Enough for tho first spasm. Tho
second was fulr enough as an appe
tizer, It it had not boon left to fur
nish almost the wholo card, as far
as anything worth watchln: was con
corned. But tho third was ono of
,tho sort which periodically kill tho
boxing gamo whorover it gets a start.
Nobody wants to sco a man ham
mered up when ho Isn't in condition
to defend himself; but tho wny tn
prevent It Is for tho tniiuaKomont to
refuse tn allow him to go on in such
shape not tn leavo It to u gontlo
man's, (Havo tho murk!) agree
ment between tho two burglars In
volved. And last night's suuil-flnnl
was "fixed" so brazenly and clumsily
us tn bo an Insult to tho Intelligence1
seems reasonable. If thn ineu ar
not allowed to hit after Ihny get clom
enough to reach nauh other without
streluhliiK their Imaginations, why
not give tho wordy wars, whlvh nn
the biggest part of present day box
ing, u clear fluItlT
No onn liked the loser's tactic.
But the referee, having warned him,
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could bo put ncross. Whether tho violation of the rules by the partlr
management was a party to tho fix r ,,, ,10 ,,,, ,,,, , wnr. ,h,
had not ordered a break when l
stopped the bout; thnreforo iherrT
had been no clinch, could havo been
or not, In allowing an Injured mun
to go on It Invltod either a fixed
match or tho butchering of n crip
plo, neither of which thn fans will,,,,, ,,,, , cneh w,ch ,,U.t
stand for, long, Tho management
was, there, responsible; nnd the man
ngemr stands a first rate chance
oi rooting uo inn. Bimt r,c; j u,,, ,,y
an to mo last nout, it was ion goon management can suunrn
exist, and tho decision was "plain
foolish " Whoever was to blame, thn
funs worn bilked. I still held tny
way IIih
nscounts
to spoil, nnd tho roferco spoiled It. I wllh me, and with morn others than
My understanding of tho rules of thn It w afford to lose as supporters,
game, confirmed by a well known l to come forward wllh an announce
authority who occupied two or thruni "'"t that wo con sen those two boyn
seats nt the ringside, Is to the effect finish, and sen III soon, without
that thero Is no clinch until tho ref.'lylK twice for tha privilege
orco has ordored a break, It surely I INNOCENT BYSTANDER.
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