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BEND HAPPENINGS
FROM DAY TO DAY
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Saturday
J. i. ViiIon cif Hlntorn, wan n vis
itor In thn city hint night.
Oliver Mvlngntnn In iiorlounly III
lit IiIh homo on Irving, avenue.
Mr. mill Mi'H, drover (lurking, of
'I'mnnlo, npont Inst iiIkIi t In Iloiiil.
Mr. ami Mrn. Frank DotikliiH urn
vlNltorn In Iliiiul today f nun Hllvor
liiikn.
Ml mm Until Him, of Hpoknno, h In
llond visiting her ulntor, Mrn. It. M.
Hntidorn.
Dnnnln I). Hunt, of HIMorn, wnn
In llond Innt nlRht to bo Initiated
Into thn Klkn.
I). O. MnPhernnn rnturnoil to
Item! thin morning from n busltiesn
trip to Portland.
Ooorgo I). Hagoy and Claude Mo
Oco, of Hurnn, nrrlvod In thn city
InnL nlnht, and nrn remaining over
today.
Work him started on thn now pur
unnngo of tint Hcandlnavlatt-Lulhoron
church, and excellent progress Ih be
ing inadn.
Mr. and Mrn. W. A. Hawyor and
laughter Iiiivii moved Into llunil from
their rnneh south of llio city, nnd
will in a 1(0 their ftituro homo horn
during thn winter.
Mm. K. Logan entertained tho l.n
ill en Altar society Thursday after
noon til hur hoinn In thin city. Ar
rangements worn inailu to hold a
walo nhortly before Chrlstmnn,
Minn Iluliin Klklnn han returned
to her hnmn In I'rlnuvllln, leaving
lior work In tho officii of County
Clerk J. II. Honor. Hhn will iitlond
(ho Oregon Agricultural college tlilit
fall.
"I wish to purchase
a watch from you be
cause I can get it at
lower cost and obtain
service on it."
That is what a lady
said to us the other
day.
When a lady pur
schases a Hall Mark
Wrist Watch she may
be assured of a watch
of quality, and the
service that goes with
it.
Larson & Co.
Hall Mark Store
At tho Sljjn of tho Illtf Clock
Wlicn you hv to buy
Bread
You inould try our
Holsom
Bread
Eat our Lunches
Eat our Pastries
S ;
American
Bakery
Friday
Mm. J. Hyatt In vIhIIIiik rolatlvon
In Hoiittln,
Mrn. W. h, O'Donuoll arrived In
Iloinl thla mornliiK from a. trip to
Portland.
Mm, ', McCalliim and daughter,
rotiirund today from a vlnll In Hloux
City, Iowa.
Thiiro will ho no flowor nalo thin
week conductud by tho Lad Ion li
brary club.
Mm. Q. i. llaliiaN, of Hpnkano, nr
rlvod In llunil liiHt nlRht, mid In
visiting her son, Charlon HaltuiH, at
IiIh homo In thin city.
Mm. K, I. HolmoN haw been colled
to Wichita, Kantian to attend tho hod
nldo of a Nick sister. During hor
absence thn Holmes grocery In In
charm of Mm, J, Meyer,
I). G. Mcl'liomou left last night for
Portland on a business trip.
II. P. Holbrook has arrived In
Ilnnd from Hpokano, to acenpt n posi
tion In tho Muiinhaltiior ntoro.
Thursday
Mrn, Ueorgo Dolwllor of Hummer
I.uko In spending thn day In Hand.
C. II, Johnnoti and Ooorgo Cal
vnrly of Prlnovlllo aro vlnllom In
thn city today.
Tho LogloniilreH nrn giving a no
dal thlN n von I tin at Bather's hall
for miitnburn and their friends.
W. C. Ilarrlinuti, ratigor from tho
Fort Hock district, wan In thn city
Innt night to report to Korest Hu
porvlsor N. (I. JncoliHon.
Mm. B. H. Warren, who linn boon
vlnltlng at tho homo of Mr. and
Mm, Floyd Domunt for thn pant
month, loft thin morning for her
hn in n In N'owborg.
Mr. and Mm. C. 8am Smith of
Prlnovlllo and Warron Smith of
Hodtrioud worn at1 tho Cozy hotol
Innt night to visit James Smith,
who In norlously III.
Mr. and Mm. John Dubois of La
Plnn camu In on business yostor
day and aro stopping at tho Alia
mont. Mr. DubuU In engineer In
chargn of thn work on tho old Mor
Ron Irrigation project.
ROAD VIEWERS
DENY PETITION
Tho road eitomlon In tho Alfalfa
district potltloned by Carl Larson
and others, In not a public necessity,
damages ranch property, and thorn
forn shall bo denied, In tho roport
filed by tho vloworn, A. 8, Holmoa of
Lowor Ilrldgo, II. J. Hkotton of Clov
erdale, and County Surveyor It. I).
Gould. The roport will bo actod on
by tho county court at Its next meet
ing. "Wo found a reasonably choap lo
cation from tho point of vlow of
construction," tho roport reads. "Tho
country traversed Is entirely with
out Hottloment. Connldorablo damago
would bo dono to tho rnnch of Mary
Ilonn, tho lino cutting off 200 acres
from tho water. Tho ranch Is for
stock, and tho damago allowed
would bo considerable. Construction
of tlvo miles of foiicon would also bo
noodod.
"Tho reason not forth for tho road
aro not nufflclont to warrant tho ox
pondlturo, particularly hh tho road
tormlnaton at tho Crook county lino,
at n point whoro no road In said
Crook county touchon, and no assur
ance can bo given that tho rural
routo roqulrod will bo allowed by
postal authorities, ovon If tho road
should bo ntlowod nnd constructed,
Wo find that tho said road Is not a
public necessity, and thoroforo rec
ommend that tho prayer of tho peti
tioners bo not grantod,"
One of tho grounds for tho peti
tion wau to mnko possible tho. exten
sion of a rural froo doltvory routo
from Powoll Ilutto to Alfalfa.
BLOW ON HEAD
KILLS FARMER
Charlon Hurnn, ngud 41 yearn, un
umployo on tho ranch of County
Commlnnloiinr Both Ktookoy, on tho
Doiid HtiniH road, bled to death on
Monday, within three iiiltiutcn after
receiving a blow on tho hIiIo of tho
head from a log of wood which foil
from the wagon which ho wan help
ing to unload, Medical aid wan itn
medlatoly Htimtnoned, but thoru wan
no chaticn that a phynlclan could ar
rive frojii Iloiiil In tlmo to bo of any
aHRlntnucu, Tho Injured man bled vio
lently from the nose mid mouth, and
npoko no word after being hit, Mr,
Htookoy Huld, Tho right nldo of tho
houd, whom the log had struck,
showed only slight abrasions.
Mow 1i Ifcail fatal.
Tho tragedy occurred n fow minu
tes after tho load of wood had boon
drlvon to tho Htookoy ranch. Ilurnn
had crawled under tho wagon to
loonon n coupling pin, while Mr,
Htookoy and IiIh hoii were throwing
off'logn from tho right nldo of tho
load, Another log apparently loos
ened by one which they had dislodg
ed, rolled off tho loft nldo, Mr.
Htookoy Htaten, Just an Hums omorg
cr from under tho wagon, striking
him on tho head. No remedial
meanurcn were of any avail.
Mr. Htookoy Immediately commu
nicated with tho authorities, and
Hhorlff H. K. Hohortn and Comer C,
P. NUwongnr ntarted early thin af
ternoon for tho ranch.
Mr, Hums had beon n resident In
tho vicinity or Mllllcan for tho pant
throo yearn, homenlcadlng In that
noctlon, and being employed on tho
Htookoy ranch during that time. He
wan unmarried, and has no relatives
near here.
$89,736 IS BID ON
STATE ROAD
Clradlng of Tho DallovCallforttla
highway from llond to tho Jefferson
County line, will bo dono for $89,
730, tho amount of the iow bid nub
mlttcd by B, F. Logan, of thin city,
at tho meeting of tho State Highway
commission In Portland Saturday, It
wan learned Monday. Work In to be
gin at once.
It In tho Intention of the comtnln
hIoii to spond $1,520,000 In Klamnth
county. Of this sum $380,000 conies
from the county; tho state will put
up an much moro, making $700,000,
and tho government In to bo asked to
match thin state and county money,
making a total of $1,520,000. The
commission will build a standard
state road, which In 16-foot roadway.
but thoro will bo a 12-foot trarel
whoro tho traffic does not Justify
standard width, Klamath county
court submitted n proposition to
build threo miles f tho Klamath
Fnlls-Algona section for tho coxt
plus of 10 per cent, and tho commu
nion agreed to accopt tho offor.
Hldn will bo called for tho rest
of tho Klamath Falln-Algona road,
tho Klamath Falls-Dairy road and
tho Klamath Falls-Malno road, thin
latter connecting with tho California
state linen, Theno roads aro to ba
standard width, but beyond Dairy
will bo a 12-foot width.
For Lako county tho commission
ordered for advertising tho Lako-view-Crooked
creek ncctloii.
Two CliMes of Snob.
You who arc ashamed of your pov
erty, and blush for your calling, aro a
snob; as are you who boast of your
pedigree, or are proud of your wealth.
Thackeray.
Ptt it la Tho Bulletin.
BEND FOOTBALL MAN
GIVEN HIGH PRAISE
Bvorott Ilrandonburg loft Sunday
night for Kugono, whoro ho will
tnko up hla ntudloa nt tho Unlvor
slt of Orogon. Urnudonburg la
captain of tho 1910 Orugon foot
ball team and will begin training
undor "Shy" Huntington Immedi
ately upon bin arrival at Kugono.
According to Coaoh Huntington,
Ilrandonbung will bo ono of tho
nou wit Ions of northwest football this
yonr If ho hnu galnod anything from
hln oxiiorlonca of tho Inst two years,
Drundonhurg la a bnekllold man,
nnd boforo entering tho untvorslty
wait ono of tho boat known foot
ball men In Contra! Orogon while
In tho Dond high school,
A Showing of the New in
Autumn Merchandise
The New Autumn and Winter Merchandise is filling our store to its capacity.
Ample Stocks, Correctly Priced makes this the Shopping Center or Bend.
Visit This Store Often. Make It Your Headquarters.
Women's Winter
Coats
Do suro to visit our Coat
section a now section of
our store amply stocked
correctly priced. Hero you
will find a largo rango of
styles and colora In Cloth
Coaln Velveteen Coats a
number with fur collars.
Prices rango from ?10JM)
to $.'11 ..().
A flno lino of Salt Seal
Plushes beautiful black
everlasting plush somo
mado with iur collars. A
rango of prices from $27.00
to 91u.no.
CORRECT
MILLINERY
The fashions of the
hour are shown here.
Fashioned by experts
in daylight trimming
rooms in the city.
Never two alike.
Your style is here
correctly priced.
Children's Winter
Coats
Wo aro recolvlng a splondld
lino of Coata for tho llttlo
folks. Ono lino la rolvoteon
In colors. Prlcod at $5.7.1
for small sires; ft 1.75 In
largo sizes.
Ladies' Kid Gloves
Centemerl Kid and 'Capo Gloves in
a full range for women, children,
men. Bend's favorite glovo store
expert service.
Children's Tan Capo Gloves
$1.4H-fl.03-$1.85
Ladles' Capo Gloves black, whlto.
brown, xray, tan pair. $2.45
Ladles' Flno Trench Kid black,
whlto, colors . $S.t8
Men's Capo Gloves tan color a
flno dress glovo........ ...$2.03
KflkBI
A New Stock of
Bathrobes
Just in and it's a
fine one. Robes for
little ones as well as
grown-ups.
Robes for little ones
at $1.75-?2.39-$2.79
Robes for grown-ups
at, $4.00-$5.95-$7.45
WEAKWEIX Blankets
Warm Covering for Cold
Nights
The approaching cold nights
should be provided for now.
Cotton Blankets
$2.48-$2.79-$2.9S
Wool Finish Blankets
$4.45-$4.98-$5.45
Wool Mixed Blankets
$7.00-$8.00-$9.00-$10.00
Wool Blankets
$9.35-$11.25-$13.50-$14.50
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AUTUMN SILKS ARE HERE
Bend's favorite silk store It's here you find
the wanted "kind and color.
New Autumn Plaids and Stripes-beautiful pat
terns 36 inches wide priced at.. $2.75-$2.98
Taffeta Silks all the wanted colors 36 inches
wide in a fine quality at, a yard $2.19
Belding Lining Satin can be had here in a
full range of desirable colors 36 inches wide
a yard : $1.89
When It's Quality Merchandise-- We Strive to Please.
The Warner Company
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