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PIE LIST OUT
lUKCT IS "Ol'K DKHT TO
FKANCK FOK AID UKNIHUtKl)
to Tin: AMKimwx coloxiks
DlIUNfl THK HKVOLl'TIOX."
rollTLAND, Sept. 25. Announce
lent hns Junt boon made of the prlxes
ffcred by tho Sons of the American
evolution for the let eseaya on
jmo subject conneetod with the hls
pry of the Revolution. Tho subject
hla year Is, "Our Debt to Franco for
Via Rendered to tho American Col
nlcs In tho Revolutlonnry War."
According to tho announcement:
Three cash prizes will bo awarded;
lio first of 2G, a second of $15 and
third of $10.
"Tho contest Is limited to students
n bleu schools and In tho two higher
grades of grammar schools.
"Tho conditions controlling tho
Contest ore as follows: Essays shall
hot exceed 3000 words In length;
$hall bo written in tho pupil's own
handwriting on one stde only of white
$apcr, and must be accompanied by
a certificate of the pupil's teacher to
tho effect that the essay Is tho un
aided work of tho pupil. Essays must
bo signed by tho writer with full
postoffice address Including name of
county, and mailed Mr. A. A. Llnds
ley at 400 Henry Building. Portland.
Oregon, and must be received not
later than April 1, 1D1S. Essays not
complying with those requirements
will bo rejected, and no essays will be
returned,
"Prlxes will be awarded upon the
following points:
"1. Originality.
"2. Accuracy of statements.
"3. Manner of treatment.
M. Orthography, sytrtax and
punctuation.
"G, Neatness and legibility.
"Tho State Library has a special
collection of books on the American
Itevolutlon which have been provided
by tho Oregon Society of the Sons of
tho American Revolution and are
avallablo for any school In Oregon
frco of charge except for transporta
tion to and from Salem. The grade
libraries contain 20 volumes, and for
tho high schools there ore 33 vol
umes. They may be obtained by
writing to Miss Cornelia Marvin,
Stato Librarian, who takes an active
interest In patriotic education and
gladly will afford every possible facil
ity to ambitious students."
DESCHUTES ROOKIES
PASS EXAMINATIONS
(From Tuesday's Dally )
"Word has been received this mom
ing by Dr. II. Ferrell that all the I). s
IWE OLD FELLOWS
(APPRECIATE WHAT ifjs
TO GET THE ORIGINAL
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DCFORCTHC INVENTION
OF OUR PATENT Ain-PROOF POUCH
GRAVELY PLUG TODACCO
MADE STRICTLY FOR ITS CMCWINQ QUALITY
WOULD NOT KEEP FRERH IN THIS SCCTION
NOW THC PATENT POUCH KECP8 IT
FRESH AND CLEAN AND OOOO
A LITTLE CHEW OF ORAVELY IC ENOUOH
AND LASTS LONGER THAN A DIO CHEW
OF ORDINARY PLUG
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THERE5 AM EYE FULL OF
NEWS OM BILLY POSTERS
BILLBOARDS THIS MORNING
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chutea county young wen in (ho Inst
Itmtrt 1 1m mil trw t tin nAittitv l f nil i
llioiuiliuciil n titu tuuiu; tn ntt tuw-
ta have successfully passed the phys
leal examination at Camp Leu Is.
American Lake. Dr. Fcrrell was tho
physician member of the local draft
board and made the physical exam
inations on which tho mon were
passed for sorvlce. Tho report from
Camp Leu is simply confirms his findings.
ROLLER IS BROUGHT
IN FROM REDMOND
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
The new Deschutes county motor
truck went to Iledmond today to
draw In the roller recently purchase!
from the Central Oregon Irrigation
Company. The latter will be used
to smooth the cinder roads. Tomor
row the new bunkers being installed
on Pilot Butte will be completed and
the truck will begin long distance
hauls. The present bunkers were not
high enough to load the truck from.
NO TORPEDO EXHIBIT
AUTO SENT TO CITY
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THOUGH
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KTOUIKS OI' WIIIKI.KSS IX WOODS
ni:.k Tiutin: sistkiw, hk.
vivi:i nv oivickus acsain
THIS MOHXIXC.
replies as to his destination.
Tin rumor, like most of those
cnnceriilug (lermnn spies, nro of a
very viigue and Indeflulto uaturi'. but
nro creating cousldcrabl6 talk In
town.
BASEBALL TEAMS
ORGANIZED AT CAMP
(From Saturday's Dally.)
Storltw of suppiMed German opera
tions in the iiglKHborhtHHl of the
Three Slaters were revive! attain to
day when rumors Parted concerning' verae of one team for .ch l.'.u
a man In the uniform of ait tnfantry
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
Think of u baseball league with
300 teams In It! It will ho at Camp
Lewis. American lak', Washington,
where the drafted men of Hie nu
National army are being concentrat
wl. Army Y. M. ('. A. phystral dlnr
tors have figured out that with ninre
than 44.000 men In training, If n
team Is organised for each 100U im n
there will be 410 teaniK. Taking
private, who came In from that dis
trict. The man left on this morn
ing's train, saying he had been look
ing over mines he was Interested In
over toward the mountains. It had
been reported that wJres awl lights
had been seen In the wood In that
locality and when iuestloned an the
I i. t i ....... ... I U. el utiit.
Word has been received by l'ost- "i " "'" -
master Ford that k will bo Impos
slble for the navy automobile with
the torpedo and moving picture reels
to visit Bend, as was announced re
cently. Tho officials who were bring
ing It have beon called back to Portland.
LUMBER COMPANY
PURCHASES NEW CAR
ter would "become public In time."
Officials here are Inclined to be
lieve that If there Is any truth to the
reports, the soldier himself Is the
one connected with any action which
may be under way by German agents.
Several weeks ago before the fires
broke out toward Horse Mountain it
was understood that lien Smith, for
est ranger in that district, came to
town and told of a man living In the
woods who had nrotitl sueplclous of
people around there by reason of the
men tnere win im more man .mo
teams in the cantonment. Then' will
1m plenty of room In which to pin
as the reservation covers trait of
76.000 acres.
It will take a small fortune to sup
ply all theee teams with hats and
hall but It will be done by the m
tlonal war work council of the Y M
C. A. as part of Its service through
the Army Y. M. C. A.
NEWLYWEDS SPEND
NIGHT IN BEND
boiird Inst nlitlit Mrs. Lucy II, Kcaroy
was oloolod us lonelier In tho primary
department to niro for tho iiiiex
luu'loil litcrensu. Arrangi'iut'iitM were
ulsii minki to iihtnlu imupimtiy tmr
tern for the new clnsMCN MrH Mimrry.
who was formerly MIh Lucy II
jllloks, has titUKht In ll" li"'1'1 c"llt
liiifnro. HiUiinliiy nnolhor iiimhIHik
will he held In nelot't tin oxtm '
iHtiiicliir rtirUm (iniitial school.
For ftirin Inml Inn l son J. Ilynn
Co Adv
HUFFSCHMIDT-DUGAN IRON WORKS
Manufacturer '"'n. Hronse anil Semi Steel Csilmtfi fur
Power Trsnitmiion Machinery. Woml Pipe Pitting. Crate
lar. AtrKM(tiit-l. Mmintf ami Saw Mill Machinery Ornament
al aniTStrudlur-l Iron. VVIJ ARB PRBPAttBD TO RUbl I
YOUR dRDBRS ON RHPLACliMIiN I'S FOR HROK
BN GA.fl'lNGS ON ALL KINDS OF FARM MA
CIUNERY. 1JBND. ORBCON
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRIC REPAIR SHOP
STORAGE BATTERIES CHARGED
OVERHAULED AND REBUILT
Trow nwny your old buttery, ni wo nta be able to u'liew
It at linlf the coil of n new one.
GENERATOR, STARTING MOTOR
&-MAGNETO WORK A SPECIALTY
ai Work OuaninteiHl Shop located In KimihoikI t ro the bildK"
ttt Pilot llutlo Inn mid ko 'dui lilockn wiii
Don'Lfl
SALTZMAN & COLLINS
(From Monday's Dally.)
The Shevlin-Hlxon Company has
pun hated a Chevrolet car from the
Bnd Garage Co . on of th irliiad
sh'pmeut Just rr rivrd Th- ar will L wMlan. the trapper, also reported
If In gii'ral u-- ')".s u 1 1 nm hav.ng met a man traveling with a
pa'-v eff en and f!.' bit .c I "'r t a x. fiuipmi-ni who gave Indefinite
(From Tuesdny's Dally.)
While on the first lap of u wedding
trip, Mr. nntl Mrs. L. F. Allen stop
ped In Ilend last night. Mr. Allen
was Mies lleesle Swain, formerly n
Hums school teacher. She Is the
daughter of A. X. Kwaln, a priinilniii'
rancher In that section. The yuiiiig
couple were married early yetcrda
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Si ' "
djmffy It Costs Less to Have
mlwf These Tires On Your Car Ip
mr'wJHm Bccima of their supreme mileage-giving qualities. ( l vfeAA
FuWmfiijA. For Unittd Stattt Tirti are the aUndard of low rolleas coiL HksV1
iafl 'ursflsH That la why their aales contlnua to forge ahead year by year, K'i
rwJwlK&K Thal ' why u,cr of Un!ltJ Stat" T,r" la,t ye,r are ,,IU HHi iMl
LtJiV iM WxEzF u,er f Un!t'J Stattg Tirtt thU year. NH
08HffA tfy Th,t ' wll'r ooner or later, you, too, will be a mer of Unittd S iS
Jgt?fr. Aalc the ncareat United State Tire dealer which one of the ffillPjV
jM&'lllE. v" ' iU',e to yur needi of price and use, 1S&&tfnfijVnk
Mfe United States lees sif
vk k A Tirm for Evry Need of Price and Utm A r&, fty''J
iSgCHfSvH? IUBH Hate All the .sterling lurl'h ami Wtar Jp f S V,J
lllKVSCWCT. that Male United fitalf Tlret buirtme f f 5 fy-fXlll
fl'f Mtotu":r"' ynWw
fact that he had a large quantity of morning and left In a private auto
supplies and aeemtxl to prefer his mobile Immediately afterward fori
nn Mofipiv to that of others. HobHtend. Front here they went on t
I'ortland. On their return th-y w u
live In Wallowa, hTi Mr Allrn ii;
engaged in the drug buslnea. I
MRS. SEARCY TO
TEACH EXTRA CLASS
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
At a special meeting of the school I
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
III On in r of Ford .ir an- ailvtaril to lnware of II
III "roiinli rfi-it parts ' If your .u m ciU ailjiiatim ut
HI brine II hi'rr where you will find reliable m-rviri
HI with the Kimpli'le merliniiliHl eiiilpinetit to kV"
HI the h Ik It cut tiuallty of Ford hitvIih obtainable All
HI the Ford parts uaed are supplied by tln Ford Motor
HI Company You can not nxpet-t your Ford car to
HI Klvo the service and endurunie you demund unlesa
j you have It rared for by men exprleiired In Ford
HI method llnnabout S .1 4 R . TourliiK Cur S3C0, rlo-
H dan HKl (Viupelet 1605, Town Cur SftQI nil f. o.
y If. Detroit. On display and for sale by
ft Ceii$- Ore Motor Co.
' Phone Black 1(12
Your Patronage Solicited
The New Model
Chevrolets Are Here
We now have on our floor for your inspection the NewJjMotlel
ChevroleLs. These ears are equipped with all the latest es
sentials and are complete in every respect. Come in and look
at'Model "Four-Ninety". A demonstration will convince you
of the true merit of these sturdy, moderate priced ears.
Phone NOW lo 1931 and mac an appointment for a ilcmomtratlon ''
BEND GARAGE ,
BEND. OREGON
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