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FAGE IIRND HUI.LKTIN, DKN1), ORKOOX, THU1WDAV, .IANUAUY 9, 11)18 LOCAL NEWS ITEMS (From Friday's Dally.) J. Sondly came In from llurnft yesterday nnd will bo on to Mcilfonl, nt which plnco his son Is III. Mr. Somlly Is accompanied by Gall linrncs, also ot Hums. O. II. Gray nnd family nro visiting Mrs. .Gray's parents. Mr, and Mrs. J. K. Ilecd, ot Itond. Mr. Grny Is a prominent slock man from tho upper Crooked rlvor country. 11. J. McCann roturncd Thursday morning from n trip to Canada, ac companied by his parents, Mr. nnd Ira. L. It. McCann, who will spend tho winter hero. Thoy nro former residents o't bond. Mr. nnd'Mrs. C. A. Smith nnd chil dren, of Illckloton, Washington, wcro passengers to Portland this morning. Thoy woro attending n family reunion hold horo Christmas day. With a num ber of relatives thcyr visited Mr. Smith's two brothers. Iloforo return ing Mo their homo tho family will spend a ifow days with Mrs. Smith's elder at Grcsham. Had tho Grip Thrco Weeks. With January comes lagrlppe. Lin gerlng colds seem to settle In the sys tem, causing ono to ncho nil ovor, feel feverish nnd chilly, tired, heavy nnd drooping. Mrs. Llnle Tyles, Henderson, Ky., writes, "My daugh ter had lajrrlppo for throo weeks. I avo her "Foley's Honey and Tar nnd now sho Is all right." Sold every where. Adv. (From Thursday's Dally.) B. E. Clarno, of lllatock, concluded A. H. Olscn passed tho day In Red mond. B. L. CLirk Is In Dcnd today from La Pine. Marlon E. Martin was in from Gist today on business. X. D. Deach, of Powell Dutte, Is In town this afternoon. G. W. Harkncss Is spending a wcok In Portland on business, a short visit with relatives and re turned homo this morning. Frank Ycarboro is In town today from Hampton on business. C. M. Charlton was in from Powell Butto yesterday" to soil his hay. Levi Ernst, of Powell Butte, was in yesterday to soli farm products. Miss Enid Farnswortb. has gone to Spokano to stay there permanently. John Esley, of tho Arnold neigh borhood, is In town on business to day. U. C. Van Clevo and C. V.' McCau )cy, both of Deschutes, were In town today. Burt, Miller and F. B. Wilson were in from Tumalo yestordsy on bus iness. G. Betaunty and W B Leach were in from Powell Butto on business yesterday. Miss Mary Fryrear Is back from a (Christmas vacation spent at her home in Sisters. P. B. Johnson was a visitor from Mllllcan yesterday. He was purchas ing stock for his store. T. E. Going cana In from Portland yestorday nnd went on to his ranch nt Millcnn this morning. H. Huhbnrd enmo In this morning from Portland, whoro ho spent n fow days over Christmas. Mr. nnd Mrs. Georgo Grldor nro passing sovornl dnys In I.u Or undo with relatives. Mrs. II. E. Uogol wont to Klondike, Oragon, this morning. Sho visited relatives In Bond Christmas. 11. Pearson arrived horo yesterday from Portland and will work with tho Pacific Tolophono & Toh-rnph Com pany. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. II. Smith have moved horo from Vancouver. Mr. Smith is a now engineer on ono of the Bend lines. V. V. Ferris Is on his way homo to Wclscr, Idnho, after passing a weok with her daughter, Mrs. A. J. Gog gins, of Bend. Mrs. Georgo Dotwller, of Summer Lake, passed yesterday In town boforo leaving for Wallowa, whoro she will visit rolatlves. Mrs. H. Faulkner left for hor homo In Iloseburg this morning. Sho vis ited thrco months with Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Faulkner. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Andorson woro on tho train this morning bound for Denver, Colorado, where they will niako their home. Maudeno L. Main has taken out a permit for tho erection of a gnrngo on lot 15, block 10, Boulevard addi tion, to cost $100. W. A. Wing nnd family, from Gol dondalo, Washington, spent yesterday in Bend on n visit. They took their departure last night. P. C. Garrison roturned from Port- land this morning, after visiting his sister, who has been III. Ho left for his homo in Prlnovtllo this noon. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. B. Wlllard hnvo GROWTH OP CITY. (Continued from Pago 1.) list ot nchlovmonts. Thn district has rlson from second class to first nnd In recognition ot this, him boon permit tod to havo n school bonrd with flvoi members Instead ot throe. Modern practices Imvo boon Introduced, do mestic scloncu, manual training and public speaking having boon added to tho coursu ot study. A primary supervisor was recently Installed In ordor to bring about n uniformity in tho mot hod of instruction. This year's school census till owed an Increase ot -It children. However It Is bullnvcd by tho superintendent of schools that tho actual enrollment has Increased 100. In addition to the wing nt tho high school, a now room was opened In Kenwood and a sec ond camp school put In to accommo date tho larger number ot pupils. Postal Itccclpt! I.nrge. According to n report made today by Postmaster 11. II. Ford, receipts at tho post office havo Increased from $t6.r23.G6 in isig, to $24,101.84 In 1917. SENATOR M'NAUV TKM.K OK OUKGO.V IN HF.CKNT INTERVIEW (Continued from Pago 1.) Get Good ItchuIU Quickly. Thcso few lines from J. E. Hayncs, McAlcster, Okla., deserve careful reading by every one who values good health; "I find no medicine which acts so mildly and quickly "with good results as Foley Cathartic Tablets. Thoy ompty the stomach gone to Spokano and will travel on from thero to Lewlston, Idaho, whoro thoy will pass tho remainder ot tho holiday season. Father Luko Shochan Is in Pendle ton, whoro ho went to moot the sis tors, who will soon tako charge ot the Bend hospital. Father O'Hollly ac companied him as far as Hermlston. Mrs. A. X. Haywood arrived In Bond yesterday to pass a month with her daughter, Mrs. C. II. Oakcs. at the Pino Trco mill. She came In from Portland and was accompanied by V. Haywood. J. H. Russell nnd family wcro called home to Oakland, California, this morning by the death or Mrs. Russell's mother. They had been tho guests ot R. B. Russell, of Bend, over Christmas. C. W. Mulllns came In yesterday and went out to Burns this morning in A. K. Richardson's car. Ho Is 1 this section to purchase land. J. H. Yost, also from Portland, went with him to jiurns. CONSULT Dr. Tumor, eye specialist of Portland, at Thorson's Jewelry store In Bend, January 10 and 11; in Redmond, January 0. Adv. Wns Kcvliug All Run Down. Louis Buskner, Somerset, Va writes: "I was feeling all run down; tired, with pains In my back. After taking Foley Kidney Pills I felt like a now man." Backache, rheumatic pains, stiff Joints, soro muscles, swollen ankles, and slcon-dlsturblng and bowels, giving all ot tho digestive bladder ailments yield quickly to this organs a healthy action." Sold ev-tlrae-trled remedy. Sold every wticre. erywhere. Adv. - -Adv. ujy fjjy l:V ' 211 aflrinfe IMMII Your Be.t Ally-A Good Bank As a member ot tho Federal Reserve Bank we havo the United States Government with its immense resources back of us and there is no more powerful backing in tho world. Did you over realize what a guaranty ot safety such backing really represents? Tho United States Government itself kcops funds on deposit at this bank, attor having appointed us a United States Depositary. Any funds entrusted to our caro have the protection provided by tho United States Gov ernment, under whose supervision we, as a National Bank, are conduotlng our "business. Open a checking account, or a savings ac count at. 4 per cent, and take advantago ot our facilities, This is our message for 1918. (39 The First National Bank Bend, Oregon fifty usy &m3 Ho speaks from practical exper ience, being tho owner ot a beautiful pleco of farmland, just above Salem, known as Tho Forks. Among tho numerous products ho raises are some ot tho finest pears and other fruits In tho west. Ho Is well versed In horti culture, nnd In addition to having ma do unusual and very successful experiments In walnut planting, and being tho author ot sovornl articles on filbert culture, ho tins exhibited at tho fairs throughout tho state, nnd Is highly thought ot by experts In tho agricultural Industry. "Farmers." he continued, "have, plenty of tlmo to rend. In n great j metropolis the people labor day In , and day out, whereas In tho country wo havo long winter evenings nnd rainy days when no work can bo-done. Tho farmers put in their time read-. Ing, not only tho metropolitan dallies, I but nlso farm journals and scientific periodicals. Contrary to tho general . Impression, they are rather better i acquainted with existing conditions than the inhabitants of tho cities. And again, out west there is not the largo foreign population such ns you havo In tho east. Tho Interests of tho people aro In tho main Identical; there Is moro humogenloty, ot thought and purpose. There aro. not so many conflicting elements. 'This makes for a clearer vision of thoir re quirements, and progressiva legisla tion 4s accomplished much moro easily. "Wo havo tho initiative, referen dum and recall, workmen's compensa tion law, woman suffrage, and many other equally bonetlcial features." I asked him whether ho thought tho press really molded public opinion to any appreciable degree In the large cities. "Well" ho replied, smilingly whim- slcally, "I believe you may know more about that than I; but I rather think tho editors of tho groat dallies, as well as the reportorlal writers, ac curately gauge public sentiment, and conduct their columns accordingly, thereby obtaining tho hearty indorse ment of their readers. "I havo always had thn greatest confidence In tho ability of tho Amor- lean pcoplo to dccldo great questions for themselves. And as tlmo -goes on this Impression becomes, If possible, stronger and stronger." It was with tho manner of ono who has given long and serious thought to tho suhjoct that ho mado this state ment. He said It with tho ulr of a man who is quietly proud to represent a body of American citizens. And tho governor of Oregon could havo selected no better representative. Ills endeavors iln the senate havo been consistently toward tho betterment of conditions, not only in the west but throughout tho nation. When first appointed to tho sonata ho stated omphutlcully that It was his strong intention to support tho Prcsldont to tho best of his ability In the prosecution of the war. Ho Is heartily In fuvor of placing tho bur don of taxation upon thoso who aro best able to 'bear It, especially con cerns and individuals deriving tho greatest monetary benefit, and ho cast li'-o voto for tho bill which fiona tor Johnson offered to tax heavily, nil execs profits. He is a firm believer in woman suf frage and prohibition. Aside from tho Immediate legisla tion pertaining to the war, ho Is very desirous ot facilitating tho develop ment of Alaska. Something has boon done In this direction, hut it Is ho largo a project uud so worthy that tho senator Is anxious to glvo It greater impetus. Considering his groat Interest in farming, It Is but natural that ho should do everything In his power to obtain an appropriation for tho re clamation ot tho westoni arid lands. Ho has already introduced a bill ask ing for $20,000,000 to bo devoted to TONIGHT, Last Time 1 ' ' ' i .i i. ii , LYCEUM COURSE llOUKUT O. IIOWMAN Au;luui llend High School E 'P FRIDAY NIGHT Paulino Frederick in DOUBLE CROSSED Who Is Number One? Episode 0 NEXT SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JAN. 6-? Matinee Both Sunday and Monday, 2 P. M. D. W. GRIFFITH'S $2,000,000 SPECTACLE "INTOLERANCE" LOVE'S STRUGGLE THROUGHOUT THE AGES 12 Reel Masterpiece, greater even than the "Hirth of A Nation." Never before in the history of dramatic entertainment has such a stupendous and thrilling speetaele been presented to the public. IT IS THE WORLD'S GI'EATEST AMUSEMENT FEATURE MUSIC Marvelous accompanying music by Enlarged Liberty Orchestra, playing the wonderful music written especially fortius picture PRICES- At All Performances Children 'J.lc Adidts, lower floor all un reserved.. SOe L tmm maJi LmJi UfrsI J RESERVED SEATS- ltoxt mid Hirl of llul com ni "llxhtlv higher ptici Aiipl) m ticket Mlmlxwu rhonc Mikity Itcdl'lll I this work, and while It did not pass ho Is not ono whit discouraged, and will surely find another opportunity to bring tho question up before thn senate. Thero is another object which Sen ator Me. Vary Is desirous ot accom plishing, and In this ho will have, the hearty sympathy and support of tho entlro coutry. He wants to "oil up tho wbools of the. legislative machin ery In the senate." He believes more business-like methods should be In troduced, and with him, to believe Is to prepare to act. Ho Is a young man. Thero are moro young men In tho sonata now than formerly, which makes for tho betterment ot that body. Croup nt .Midnight, Well In .Morning. "A fow nights ago ono of my pa trons had a small child taken with croup about midnight," writes M. T. Davis, Hearsvlllo, V. Va. "Thoy came to my storo and got a bottle of Foley's Honey mid Tar. Iloforo morning tho child had entirely re covered." Uso only Foley's, for colds, coughs, croup, und grip. SJold ovory- wnoro. Ativ. OIXMtOK'H VLM'K OVV.SKD, Ono of tho cleanest and best venti lated places In town for tho man who wants a bath, a shave, a soft drink or Just a place to loaf for u lime has recently been opened by It. I), ouorgo In tho baMoment ot thn new Deschutes Investment Company building on Ore gon street. A quick lunch counter, under tho direction of Churlctt Hot stcttcr, Is also a feu tu re of tho estab lishment, which Is to bo known as "(Joorgo's Place." Mr. Georgo for merly conducted a harbor shop in a frnmo building occupying part of tho slto of tho now ono. Entrances aro provided from tho lobby and on tho alloy, and tho Inter ior finish Is such that tho whole place can bo washed out with tho bono In a fow minutes. Modem shower and tub baths aro a part ot tho equipment. NOTK'K OK ANNUAL HTOOK HOLDHUH' MKKTIXO. Notice is hereby glvon that tho an nual stockholders' mooting of tho Pino Forest Irrigation Co., will bo hold at tho Arnold school houio, sev en miles southeast of Iloud, on tho Uonu-IiuriiB road, on Saturday, Jun uary G, 1018, A. C. AltMSTHONO, 44 President. notioi:. In tho County Court of tho Stato of Oregon, for Deschutes County. In tho Matter of tho Batuto of Dan Drnglch, Deceased, Notice Is horoby given that tho un dersigned was on tho Cth day of No- vemnor, liuy, duly appointed ad mlnlstrator of tho estate of Dan Dm glch, deceased. All persons having claims agulust tho cntnto aro hereby notified to prosont tho same duly vomica in tho mannor provldod by law, to II, II, Do Armond, O'Kano UjiMdliii?, Ilond, Orogon, within six months from tho dato of tho first publication hereof. .. 'MUCH DIIAQIOH, 4G-40O ' Administrator. Classified . Advertisements ,S,SS x r TO TltAIIK OH KXCItANOK. TO KXCHANOK (or Crook or Dnschutrs county land or Income Ileutl "property: 166-scrn stock and dairy farm, mllo and half from Co. seat, Lincoln county, Or. Oood Im provements. Full particulars, ad dress owner, W. M. Hill, llend, Ore. 4H-4r..r.i rUlt hAiit.. HOOB FOIl BALK Hogs, all kltrs. Inquire Ilulletln. IHII.Kp FOIt 8AI.K purebred Dunn Jer sey pigs, eight weeks old. Curl II Llvcsloy. Deschutes, Or. :IH I l,8p FOIt HAM-; Ilargaln, nori.i. cows and farm Implements, street FOIt HAI.K llarred Plymouth Itock cockerels. O. A. ('. strain. Mrs. It. U. Fllcklnger, Tumalo, Ore 4 7-4 Mil FOIt HALK Olt TltADt: ICO acres Irrigated lurid, I. 10 ucrcs Irrigable, proved up; for lots, house or land In or near Tacomii. Will pay jr.un'H slon. Inquire Iluud Ilulletln , 1025-1 J, If. FOIt HAI.H ffio' groiieCoUw'old and Hampshire nvtci, 2 to 0; also fiC own lambs. Lots to suit purchaser. I). It. French. Powell Ilutto, Ore. !htt I002-45.4p MISCIXKANKOUH. HOT DINNKIl LUNCH, at Ooorgn's Place: Bo up. hot meat sandwich, potatoes, pie, coffee, all for S3c. 49-140 LOHT AND FOUND. KTIIAVKD llrown mare, four years old, star In forehead, ono whltti eye. Lost from IUIey'a ranch, north of llend. Address W. II. Wllllinu. llend. Ilnx 431, G0-i5p TAKBN UP One 3-year-olil black and while steer; half crop and nolo throngs left ear, under-bit. 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