K bbnd ntnjjrriNtiHKM), QKKooNTHunflnAv. Armij iff, ioao r . ITAOR I J iif I fr Ml tnniii!iliiiiii(lirinnnMnii!ii!iiiiiitiiittMii!iiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiliimili!tiiiiiitiiiiii:Miiii!iiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiMiiliiiiu!iiiii: BEND HAPPENINGS FROM DAY TO PAY 'iiiiuiitiitiiitiiiiiititiisitiiiniiiiiiiiittiititttttiiitii:ntitt)iiittfiiitsiitii:itirttf:iiitiftiiit(iii(ittitti;tfiiiiftitititin.(riittinittniiii( id of Mr. and Mm, JoWph Innls, V. r. IJiikIc, traveling auditor, 'of Wednesday Max Wumvellor was In from Rlstars lust night. I'M llourka or Crosconl 1h spend ing it few duyn In llond. Mr. nnrt Mrs. C. W. Iiunbnr of Itodmond nro alsltors In Hand to day. I A. l' Larson left IiihL night for lWtland on biiNliuiHH. ., Mm. Alfred' Wolcorno and Mm. William Hnnltiy of llurns dfrrlvcd In llonii InHt night. )(. V, Cecil of I ho district rorest ir'M offlco lufl liiHt nlKht on IiIh ro (urn trip to Cortland. Mm. A. M. I'rlnulo returned thlH mnrnliiK from Philadelphia, whoro sho hud accompanied Mm. If. K. Ilrooks, Tom Allen of tint llond Inundry hid yesterday for Holse, Idaho, where ho was nulled by tho III- ties of IiIh mother. The ladles of tint llsptlst rliurch will hold Ibitlr roKiilur monthly inmitlni: Thursday afternoon ut tho homo of Min. Dumoii, on 137 St. Union plnpo. Tho Women's Korelitn Missionary roclety of tho Motliodlnt church will moot ut tho homo of Mm. Hlmpsau on CoifKroim street, on Thursday, April 15, nt 2:30 o'clock, Tho Emblem club of the, order of thn Order of tho Eastern Ktar wll en tertain with u duncInK pnrly ut tho Masonic hull Krlduy evening, . All Mnsnhs and Jnombers of the Eastern Htar nro Invited. Hanger Hoy Mltcholl arrived In llond lout night from Crescent to conlor with Forest Supervisor N. 0. Jncobson. Mr. Mltcholl reports exceedingly round roads between Crescent and llond. Dr. Ooorgc I. Van Water will conduct tho services of tho Episco pal church In Ilend at 8 o'clock Htindny avonlng. Increased Inter--est Im bolnc shown In tho services conducted hy Dr. Van Wat or and tho congregation In filling Sathcr's hall practically to capacity. It. W. Hnrvay, of this city, who wilt noon opan a vulcanizing und re trending plant on O roc n wood avenue has Just boon graduated from tho vulcanizing school of tho educational department or tho 1'ortlntid Y M. C, A Ho wan considered onn of tho 'Vi ihokU profldiint of thoia taking tho work. ' , linrti W. T. Engli'., ttnvollni: nudtpr, of tho JliooliH-Hcnhlon Lumber Co., la horn going ovor tho roinpuiiy' book. Ho will bo hero for Hovoru) weeks. Wlllnm Hunloy, wealthy Harney county rnnchor, inotorod through llond thin iilornltiK In n ne.w Hudson Huper-Hlx llmouNluo purchased In Portland. M,r. mid Mm. It. J. Hill, who have, been visiting" hero rocontly from I'urmn, idnlio, loft thin morning for Mnupln, whero thoy will toko ovor tho management of the Kelly hotel. Jnclc Murray, for 40 ynnm In tho employ of tho Hhovlln-Jllxon Co., re turned to tho city this morning after n protractod ubsonco In tho south, whuro ho hns horn taking treatment fur rheumatism, H. 11. Kills', If tho (larrotnon Lum- bur Co., of Springfield, Mass., and W. C Taylor, or tho American Lum ber MnmifacturoM Association, of Pittsburg, urrlvcd In llond this morn ing to spend tho day ut tho plant of tho IlrookK-Hcauloii Lumber Co, After a protractod nbxonco In tho ant. Mni. II. K. HrooltH returned to llond thin morning. Uho wan ncconi- panled on tho hint Mtngn of her Jour- noy by Mr. Ilrookn. AH operation Performed In I'hlladelphn for the ro ntorlnK of nlKht to ouo of her cyeu. wan Huccuimrul. i SCHEDULE OF RED CROSS NURSE COVERS WIDE VARIETY OF WORK InluiO'tliiR fncU concnrnliiB tho llo,t of chlldrin'lli.n(iahut0t .county, nro Hhown In a milk Miirvoy which In boliiK tnndoby MIrr MnrKuroL H remit;' Hod CrobM community numo, and which In complete for Torrobonno. According to thin, 88 par cent of tho children drink at leant one Klawt a day, 78 per cent una, a pint or more dally, ami 12 por cent take nono. A monthly Kchedulo ban been drawn up by Minn Ilromn, which will ho clottoly adhered to In tho future. On tho flmt week, uho vlnllr. Hcd inond on Monday, Terrebonno on TuodHy, rural nchools on Wodnen dayfl, tho lumber camp on Thum dnyi), In busy with infant welfare work on Friday, and ntayn In her of fice on Katurday. Tho nchedulo In tho noma for Wednenduy, Thurnday and Saturday throughout tho month, and fourth weckir, ocl.il service, and fourth month, ndclnl' service cnlla will bo mndo. On' the econd week, nho will npend Monday In La I'lne, and Tucnday In Tumnlo, on the third wooJr, Monday In Hedrhond nnd Tuesday In Terrebonne, and on tho fourth week, Monday In Denchuton and Tuendoy In Hlgtom.' MUn Ilrdmn In nnxlodn to iiecurc a Koodcollectlon of mngazlrien for. her dlntrlct, and ankn that any families having any Available, nbould advlno her. A commltree of high' ' school girls, composed of Marjorlo Ualrd, Francos Heyburn, and Margaret In nbnlt, has been delegated to tako chance of tho work of collecting any. magazines which are offored. Cut out paper pictures for tho: nmuxoment of convalescent children nro also needed, It Is explained. I'lnn Tuesday Ocorgo M. Mnyfleld of La is spending tho day In llcnd. "Leo Keller, for six years it resident of llond, loft yesterday for 1'ort land, to maka his homo. Miss Marguoritn MoKunzio of Napa, Cnl., Is visiting In Ilund at (ho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph Innls. F. I. Lano nnd Warren Hnyder, both former sheriffs of Lnko coun ty, nro visiting friends In tho city today. Mrs. Frank Inabnlt returned lnt night from Knit Lnko City, whoro shu wuh called by the Illness of her sister. Mr. nnd' Mm. J, V. Dufoo, of this city, nro receiving congratulations over tho nrlvnl of u seven pound baby hoy. hllita Ilortha Davis, of tho Oregon Agricultural collego, Is horn today from Corvatlls In tho Interests of thostato .school. ' Mrs. 'Ida II, Callahan arrived In llond this morning from Corvnllls. Mm. Callahan Is president of tho fitnto Fodoratlon of Womun's Clubs and was listed as tho chief Kptmker of thn nftornoon for tho meeting of tho llond Women's Civic Improve ment loaguo today, II. N. Btanflold, II. L. Stanripld and d. K. Htnnflold, from Portland, fitanflold and Valo, respectively nro In lldnd In connection with court matters. It. N. Htanfled, n0 In out ugnln for n seat''fhtho na tional senate, Is doing a llttlo ,pr,o llmlnury campaigning, but will not really got Into tho fight for sovural weeks, ho says, Saturday - iery Ahem is' In tint city toduy from his liunnt nt Silver Luke. F, W. Wober, principal of the La Pino school, Is spending- tlij wcelc end in Dond. P ,L. Williams, of Topttonlbh, Washltiglpn, nrrlvod In. Ue'rid yevttcr day and Is employed in tho dry .sheds by tho nrooks-Scahlon IumberUo. ' Employe's of tho llond Water, Light Power Company were busy until after midnight hist night wash ing out the water mains which supply tho city. Tho work Is do lie. at Inter vals during tho year as a precaution against tho collection of sediment in tho pipes. J. M. IlutchoHor, Mabel K. Hotch- klss. Mrs, Phillip Uoclio and Mrs. U. H, Uoclio, all of Lakevlew, were visitors In tho city last night. Word recolved from Balem to day In to tho eflect that Hoy Bheen, or Powell Unite, a student at Will ametto university, has been chosen freshman orator for tho annual Inter-class contest scheduled for April 12 Don't forget the dance at rumalo Friday evening, April 16th- Good eats, good music. Adv.-7p IIOW'8 THIK?. Wo offer $100.00 for any cane of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hull' Catarrh Medicine. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and act through tho blood on tho Mucous Surfaces of tho sys tem. ' Sold br druggists for ovor forty yesar. Prlco 7Cc. Testimonials free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. -Adv. Mojnday lT Nlclfolti was In from PrlnoyUlo yoaf'prday" , "Olvln Thompson, of Hampton, spent yesterday In llond. , ' W.;, II, Snyder, of Paisley, was n wrok end visitor in tho city. Mrs, Maxlno fish has roturnod to lIumLfrom u trip to Portland, f , , John Colvard, of Fort Itock, is at tending to IiuhIuohh imittom In lioud today. Iilnuo Hnllock, Ilaknr attorney Ih In tho city to attend tho tnrm of circuit court which opoued today, Mnrguorlto McKlnzIo, of Nntn, 'California, is In llond vlBltlug nt, tho Friday, V. II. Olans Is In town (odnyfrom his MIIIIchii rnncii, 'tl ' ' Em6 J, Carrot is Ini.thol-city today from . Hampton' ".'"' J A. M. Prlnqto nnd son fohnt left last' night for Portland 'ror n brief visit. Mr. aud Mm. W. D. ilurnc are tho parents 6f a baby boji born Inst night. Mr. nnd Mm. T. A. McCann nnd son Thomas, wore on tho truln for Portland last night. Hobert it. Innls aud Frank Shoe maker were among tho llond peoplo who started last night for Portland, N. O. Jacobsou returned to llcnd last night from a trip to Silver Lakr, whero ho attended a stock men's meeting. R. yW. Casobor hnspuchaocd tho resldouco property of N, II. Ollbort, 210 Jtvffomon Plnco, for a considera tion of $3200. Mr. (Illbort oxpocts to build soon. Hov. and Mm. Fred A. T. Cornel lusien are, tho parents of a baby boy born Inst night at 'tholr homo lit this city. Tho child will weigh In tho Neighborhood of 12 pounds. Wnllaco O. Illrdsall nnd II. J. Ovor turf aro officer of tho Oregon Road and Development Association formed to aid In tho passage, of tho four nor cent amendment to bo voted on In May. H. J. Ovorturf, T. H. Foley, Chas. W. Kmkino and Oeorgo A. Jones loft last night on i throo day trip to Klamath Falls in thojutercst of Mr. Overture candidacy for the repub llcan nomination for tho'ieglslnturov Mr. and Mm, Al Kdwards have roturnod to Rend from nn absence of sovon months' duration in tho nouth, Mr. Edwards working In California and Mexico at his trade or painter. Thoy made tho trip to llond by auto and found tho roads In gonorally uood condition, with tho oxcoptlon of n GO-mllo stretch hetwoon Hio Indian agency and Crnscont. Mr. Edwards will remain in Rend for thq duration pf tho flfllilng noason, at loast, ho says. Thursday EIIIb Edglnton wns In today from his rnnoh nonr Slstora. Honry C, Oocr, of Rums, Is spend ing tho day In llond. 0. J. Jorfries, of rirnndvievv,.'(Hr' ti'inmnbllng busluosadii Ho.ud today, Loo Doudlnh, formerly dt this city, wuh In' Rond toduy rroni Portland. Mr. Doudlali Is traveling for v ri)i houlis'. Ancltnt Papermaklng. Tlie art o making paper rrom mul berry bnitt Is said to have been lu entetl In Clilna In too M-cond century It. O. Aftywartl niunboo shoots, straw, grass find other materials were alko used. Tim mnnurncture spread to tbe mljnconr countries. SON IS PIHED AGAINST SIRE The first suit td bo brought to a conclusion In tho April term of the Deschutes County Circuit court was completed Tuesday, when the Jury brought In a verdict, signed by 10 members, for the defendant In the caso of Lcla Usher vs. W. A. Reaver. Tho suit was for tho recovery of fl'vo head of cattle, and as the stock hal already been replevlncd by tho plaintiff, the verdict carries with it an order for the roturn of tbe cattle or 'their equivalent In value. H70. Early In the trial It developed that tho caso was as much between tho two stnr witnesses lor thi de fense! W. H. H. WIlHnms for tho plaintiff, nnd his son, William Wll lams ror tho- defendant, as between tho nominal principals In thj bear ing. Father and son each claimed previous ownership of tho cattle, nnd each testified to having mado tho salo Mr. Wlllams stating that ho bad sold them to Mr. Reaver la October, while his son told ot selling them to tho defendant in July ot last year. 12&3 !3 Drew Up The Home With Colonial Draperies! EswisvmiiSkMsU&l S 1 I Si 2ft I ipsisiiiKisiusuiuntuneiniittw ' ; In 5 1 ' National Gingham Weelk April I2lh to I7U, Ginghams are popular this season fonmifor mal wear, for children's dresses, hQus6 dresses, etc. We are showing an unusually attractive as sortment of patterns 32-inch French -Ginghams; highest qual ity, yard ,89c 32-inch Zephyr Ginghams, yard....65c, tf5c 27-inch line Zephyr Ginghams, yard 45c 27-inch good quality Ginghams, yard..39c 27-jnch Seersucker Ginghams; nurse stripes, yard ..... 35c 27-inch Apron Ginghams, yard 29c We have just unpacked a wonderful assort ment of high-grade Dress Voiles in dark color combinations- These will be popular for dress es, smocks and waists. Compare the quality and prices Priced at 89c, 98c, $1.15, $1.25 Yard Plain Voile in Copen, Rose, Gray Lavender, Nile, Navy and Black. Big values at, G5c yd. Our White Goods Section shows by far the largest selection to be found in Bend. Flaxon's Unweave and Chaysta Cloths in Voiles, Lawns (plain and fancy), organdiei; Poplins, Batistes, Nainsooks and Long Clothsj. from S45c to $1.50 yard. Whatever your needs, we have the right cloth at the right price. Let us prove that we are Bend's Piece Goods Headquarters. iai-. uo ti fPI HUM! BROTHERS Qualily Pioneers Since 1911 mwm '.JKSffH Mrs., Williams appeared to give tes timony corroborating her son's' claim to .orIgnal ownership R. S. Hamilton was counsel for tho plaintiff, E. O. Stadter represent ing the defendant. Knickerbocker cr. Adv. for Commlsslon- TT-HESE wonder- A ful Draperies jpr .are being shown in -Kf an extensive range of fabrics and de signs. They are new, fresh goods and are. sure to please. Sell your poultry through TInIIt:tIa clnAMlficd d. Lizards Victims f Cutteity. I J tilt? bbs of tbe Orient' orteft'np ture lizard by catering to their curios ity. U'heti one of them spies a lizard ihst has scurried Into a crevice ho male a slipknot of col bred strati nid holds It hefnre the hole. After a time he Is rewarded by seeing the liny crea ture nulling out to examine the curl ou! thing In-fore its den and later It uctuullr puts Its head into tne nfose. uhlrh Is (jnk'ky drawn together by the uulchful hoy. RBPPS A yard-wide, heavy cloth in a long assortment of designs, priced at, a yard, 85c, 89c, 98c, $1.25. CHINTZ This popular drapery fabric, priced at, yard, 89c; 98c. TAPESTRY This heavy 'cloth, also used for upholstery. Priced at, $1.39. DOUBLE-FACED TAPESTRY Both sides alike, $2.00. CRETONNE Many designs and quali ties, 39c, 49c 59c, 69c, 79c. SCRIMS Plain and figured, 29.ct 39c, -19c, and 59c. j! MARQUISETTES Plain 'and figured de signs, 45c, 59c, 69c, 79c. ' For the Home Sewer Wo oHor unparulloled service. Horq will Do round ut all Union a complete stock ot Notions used In making women'a and chil dren's gurmontB Xewllw, Ti, Thimbles, Sunns, Thread, Elastic, Pins, Hooks, Mut tons, Shears, Ileltlni?, Rralds. PICIOIUAT HKVIKW VAITKUNS THE WARNER COMPANY & u 1VI .W! Ml g ?ri m 1 I I INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD SPECIAL FOR THIS MONTH OFF REGULAR PRICE Hog, Poultry Stock Tonics Horion Drug Copt The 3feag Store 20 mmu . - .' s.i. .