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Ann Pennington
The Petite, Charming, Irresistible Stur
of Sic'uficlds' Foil its in
SUSIE SNOWFLAKE
Tuesday and
Bend Theatre
THK WKATIIKR
Tonlitbl. fair; westerly winds.
OUMJON TRUNK TRAIN
Arrived 7:20 a. in.
I.euves 9 p. m.
O..W. It. M N. TIUIN.
Arrives 7:80 p. in,
Lavra 7:26 . m.
, AITO HTA;K LINK HOL'TH.
' Leaves 8: 40 a. in.
1, Arrive 0 p.
"" Al'TO I.ISKH.
Cars to Hurnii. Fort Klin th
Fort Hock, Hllver l.nka and
- other puluu ootiiu and south
rait.
post office iioriw.
Genernl delivery open dully
H; :0 n. m, to 6 . in.
No tn n 1 1 distributed on Sunday.
NIkIi Iraln unit I closes k:l!i
Day train mall closes 1:30 a. tu.
TKI.KOHAPH IIOtltH.
Western Union dully 7 a. in, to
V p. in. Hunduy mid liolldr.ys
S-10, 4-8. .
TELEPHONE IIOritH.
Partite Tel. & Ti-I. Co. 2 4 hour
' service. Including Hunduy.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mm. C. 8. Hudson I "ft Inut nlitbt
fC a trip to Porilaud.
V. N. II row n i' iimn up from lied
moml this morning.
llerl Hhuey la uhnIhiIiik thin week
In llnlrd'a anxery alore.
0. II. Furat returned Saturday
night frumji bunlhe. trltf ty l'oi i
laud. KlKTirf Knox ami liUlrlrt Attor
ney Wlrtx are hero from Prlnevillo
today.
M. II. Morton Ih ronfliK'd lo his
home loduy with an attaik of ton
sllllls. Horn, t It Ih morning to Mr. and
Mia. John Monan, an '-li'.lit and u
tiulf pound boy,
Henry N. Fowler arrived here Kat
tirduy iiIkIu to lukct up til duiles
with Tlx llulleiln.
Walter It. Jeffrey, of Salem, eaine
In Biinday mornliiK to lake a ionl-
llon with Tha llulletln.
4uo. Park, llvlna; near ('line Unite,
broke both bones of li In rlKht arm
Thurnduy, rrunkliiK a car,
Mr. and Mm. M. J. Huberts left
Haturday evening for Haul! Salute
Marie, MIcIiIkhi, to hj-iuI thu win
tor. W. C. !)lrdsall, manager of the
Pilot Dutto Hotul, Iiiih returned from
a bunlm-an vlalt to Portland laalliiK
several day.
Tho Hend Henevoleiit association
meets tomorrow lo makn final ar
rniiKtatneiita for tho dlxlrlbutlou of
Christmas Rifts.
Mra. A. Whlnnant and dnuRhler
arrived thin morning from Portland.
to Join Mr. WlilHitant. Tltcy will
makn tholr hom In lleud,
W. T. Klnaey and James Wllnon
hulldliiK coutractora, arrived horu
laat wwk from tho John Day valley
go Into business. They nro for
'iner rcHldent of Portliind.
Mra, Li. C, CummliiKR and two
children, of Portland, apeut tho week
end with Mra. CumiuliiRa' paronta,
Mr. and Mra. 0. V. Hull, of tlila
elty. They rnttirnod to tholr homo
yoHtorday.
'jjjiu l.Hdlon Aid of tho Sctiudluuv-lon'-l.utliKrun
cliun:li will hold a ba
zaar tonlKht In tho now Sciindlniiv-liin-I.iilheran
church. An miction
aalo will be hold, and rufrealittientH
will ho nerved.
AT TIIK HOTKIjH
Mr. and Mra. C. H. Hour, of Min
neapolis uro stopping at the Wright
holol. Mr. Boor la InvfRtlgiitltiK Iho
niorlla of tha country, with a view
' to Inventing.
Jean Hoaklna, of Leavenworth,
WaaMngion, la a kiiohI lit tho Wt lght
Jiotol. '
C. L. Iarrena, of linker, arrived
III the city, yoatorday from linker,
mid la mulling ,g hoadqiiii rtera at
tho Wlrght hotol.
M. J. Btitliorlaml, of Fife, la rng
lalnred nt tho Wright.
Jlotaco UrooklngB, of Hamilton, la
In the city, bolng a guoBt nt the
Wright hotel.
' County Judge Sprlngor waa In the
city yoaterdny from Prlnovlllo, atop-
Wednesday
Bend Doings
for next few Jays
MONDAY
Order of Kuxteni Ktar laonlc
hull, H:0O p. m.
Mikiw Curnlvnl Hippodrome, ull
rvriiliiK.
Tl'KHDA Y
II. M. A I'. I nlon Labor liull,
H:(H) p, ni.
Ituplbit Womeu'N I lirlluiuii bit
uuir -I,iuIm lU'iinetl'H Ntore,
,MMn arulvul Hippodrome, ull
rteuliiK.
WKDVKHDW
t'oiniiierrliU (lull luncheon
Wi-licM hotel.
.MiHine Curniul lllpMHlrome, all
eenliiK.
plng while here itt the Wright hotel.
U. ;. Ward, u lumber buyer of
Spokane, U reglHtered al the Wright.
II. W. Kloyd. K. P. Delirubb, V. P.
Ilallltian and H. C. While are I'ort
laud gueata al the Wright.
K. II. Srhafer, of Seultle, a bua
Ineaa viator In thu city, la mopping
at tho Wright.
J. K. Tuurtnlotlo, of Portland, ar
chitect for the new hotel, la alopplug
at tho Pilot llutle.
H. I). Mutxlg, houvy property own
er In tho city, la hern oil bualiieaa
from Portland. Ilu In a guctil ul the
J'ltol liutte.
C. K. Wugner, N. A. (.'ullamore,
A. W. Jonea. K. P. Jech, and O. W.
Xoeller. are Portliind vlaltora In the
city who are mopping ul the Pilot
HllttM hotel.
J. O. Hoffman. W. ('. HolliiiHheud
and Cecil HollliiHheuil, ull of l.ul'lne.
ure gueata ul the Pilot llutle.
A. J. HelloiiR. of Metollua, Ih upend
ing the duy In lleud uh a guest al
the Pilot llutle.
NEW HEAVYWEIGHT
IN THE MAKING
111 Ilainlll4.il,
K'nlttil I'rta Kuff Currrtnili-nt.
1UHK, llec. 11. A Hew
heavy weight will be apruug on the
poor public aome time before the
year of 1917 baa piiHNed Into hlatory
unleaa tho plana of men who control
a big part lu the boxing game full
Tex Hlckard and several other very
prominent promotera no now buay
acratclilug llio wooda, doing their
beat to dig up a loan who will bo
uble lo knock tho crown lnoao from
Jens W lllurd'a brow. Tho probable
entry huan'l beeu sprung, nor liaa
tho location of the biut, but all In
dications point to a meeting between
Fred Fulton and Wlllurd aome time
lute In January or early In Fobruary
in i no uu, j nana race track. If
hreda quest for chuuiplonalilp hon
ors provoa aucccssful tho promoters
will get busy on another tangent.
It la tho fooling lu Now York that
tho boxing game, which began to re
cover from a long attack of Jack
Johnson shortly after Wlllnrd as
cended tho throne, Is again on tho
aklda. The akldB uro not greased
with any very slippery substance,
but everyone la agreed that a brund
now variety of pop, alias a now
heavy wight champion, la the thing
to drug It another notch up tho lad
der of public fnvor.
True, there uro few heavyweights
who Bland u chance with Wlllurd,
but thore are aome, a ml there are
uiiiny who believe Wlllard'a dava a
champion will end the first time he
trloa another bout over tho marathon
dlstanco.
Carl MoitIs has boon moiwlonerf no
a probable opponent, and Harry Pol-
iock la iioing n lot of work In an ef
fort to give Charllo Wolnort a go
with tho chnuiplon. Wolnort
the moat Improbable of tho thmn
and public opinion would eliminate
Morris In a abort tlmii.
Hut, no niai i ur who Is put, up for
the first chnnco, or tho Inst one,
It Is cortaln that tho promotora are
on tho trail of a now champion, an
they are going to trot otto out If it
in ui an posaiuio.
KEN I) BANK PRAISED
Oickoii Voter Mliya Kind TIiIiikk
About Mini .Nutioinil.
Under the caption, "Knl'-i prlnlnK
Hunk," the Oregon Voter Iiiih the
followliiK lo Huy coiicernliiK Ihii lut-
eHt piece of enlerprlHe on the part
or the KltNt National Hunk, of lleud,
In InnulMK the Hurul Credit lawn. The
book referred to wan printed In The
Bulletin ahop. '
Huya The Voter:
"ChuruclerlHtlc of Hend enterpilae
and of the bunk which laaucd It la a
24-pajco book Jul puhllhlicd by the
Kirat Natlouiil Hank of lleud, Oregon,
on 1 1 1 ii I n K tho Kcilcrul unci Oregon
Itural Credlla ayatetna. It coiilulna
an amortization table, tho text of
the Kederal Farm Loan Act and of
Dm Oregon Hural fredlta Amend
ment and a atutetnent that tho bank
la ou tho Job aa uaual to help tho
farmora of tho Hend country.
"Thl bank waa tho flrat In Ore
gon to buy ilarly cattle and hnga by
tho carload for brooding purpoaea
uu (I aell them to farmers on long
time notca at coal prlcea. More
power to tho bank thai la alive to
far mem' net-da, for aucb a bank la
uno of tho grnatoat aaaeta of a pio
neer agricultural country. "
AMERICAN CITIZEN
TAKEN BY MEXICANS
Ill, Unltrri I'mttoThr Dlly Kullrtlnl
HHOWNHVIU-K, Tex., Dec. 11.
Itlcardo Holla, un Amerlcun citizen,
arrested at Mnlumorua laal week on
secret chargea, waa taken to Vic
tor lu for a military trial loduy de
spite Consul Johnson's protests. The
Consul warned (lonerul Cnbellero,
the de fueto Matumorus coinniaiidcnl,
that the action would probably re
sult seriously. Ho reported tho facts
to Secretary Ijinslng.
BOYCOTT MAY INJURE
OREGON EGG RANCHES
Illy tlnlud Pfw to The I)ily HulMlnl
POHTI.AM). Dec. 11. Several of
Oregon's biggest poultry ranchea aro
lu Imminent danger of ruin on ac
count of the egg boycott. Dig deal
ers and market experta are receiv
ing frantic letter! asking for relief.
Andrew Kgglman, of the Mountain
View Poultry farm, auid the boycott
la only hurting the poultrymen.
JAILBREAKER FOUND
BY TRACKS IN SNOW
I lly Unltnt Prno lo The Dully llullrtin)
PF.NDI.KTON, Dec. 11. Harry
Henaene, alleged ' bandit, and fugi
tive from the county Jail, was cap
lured al tho Henry Hendrlcksun
ranch this morning. Sheriff Taylor
found hla trail iar Hugh Hell's
farm house after Henseuo had burg
larized the premises, tracking Hen
aene through the snow. He found
lleiiscne In bed, where the latter had
applied for a Job and had received
ah idler.
WILL ANSWER DE
PORTATION PROTEST
Illy llnlu-ri IV-.. to The Daily llullrtlnl
WASHINGTON. D. C. Dec. 11.
Ambassador Sliurpo cabled today that
Premier Urland has atarted the or
ganization of u new French cabinet.
The Berlin American embnmiy has re
ceived Oormany'a reply to the Bel
gian deportation protests, accord
ing to a cable received here. They
also received an explanation of the
sinking of tho steamship Lanao.
MAYOR NEARLY LOSES
l.nurn Sturdier Almost Disqual
ified by .Spouse.
I lly United Prcu tn The Dully Bulletin)
CM A I 1I.L.A, DI C. II. It was
learned todny Hint Muyor-Klect
Laura Sturdier, and tho six women
officials scheduled to take office on
January 1, wore nearly disqualified.
Mayor Sturdier, husband of the
mayor-elect, suddenly remember
ed Saturday night that ho had for
gotten to canvass tho votes. He
hurriedly summoned the council mid
counted tho ballots Just before the
four-day limit expired. Ho said that
If tho women had been disqualified,
he would never have gone homo
again. He declared that the world
would have boon too small to bold
tho men' officials.
HUGE SWINDLE FOUND
Prominent Capitalists Charged With
l2,nnU,0tH Deal.
t lly United Pru to The Dally Bulletin)
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 11. Fed
eral postal Inspectors conductod a
wholesale raid today, arresting Rev-
oral mon prominent in Philadelphia
(llnunce, OJIiclnlB declared they had
discovered a gigantic swindle Involv
ing $2,000,000, taken from wlodws
and orphans through the sale ot
worthless stocks.
Companies Involved included the
Into-national Can and Electric com
pany, the Bachman Bank, and such
coiiccrna as the Suburban company,
the Gaaton Gas company, tho George
town rnllray, and Light company,
and the Southern Gas and Electric
company.
CHEMICAL EXPLOSION
IS CAUSE FOR ARREST
Illy IJnlU-,1 I'rnu t Thu Il.lly llullrtln)
PITTKIiritO, Dee. 11. James
Iteed, aged 2i, an alleged Uermun,
was arrested toduy In coniiectlnn with
the explosion of tho Fort Pitt works
of the Aeiiiu Chemical company, In
which three were killed, Oltlccm
pursued Heed In an automobile, and
overhauled him several mllea away.
Federal officials aro hunting three
men auspecleil of complicity lu the
bomb plots. Heed waa employed at
the Onkdule plant when It waa dyna
mited a few months ago.
AdiiiiiHon Case Sci.
Illy United I're.. to The Il.lly Kullrtlnl
WAHHI.VUTON. I). C, Dec. 11.
Tho aupreine court agreed toduy to
hear tho Adamson law arguments
January 8. Government attorneys
asked haste. The luw becomes ef
fective Junuary 1. The government
and the railroads have agreed not. to
enforce the law until the court de
cides. ,
CAKK l'NIKK A D V IKKM KNT
Judge T- K. J. Duffy baa taken the
case of J. Hasaelberg, of Kelso, Wash
Ington, under advisement. The case
was beard Saturday In Bend, and
Involves the trade of Tumalo prop
erty for farm land near Hartline.
ROUMANIANS
fContlnued from Page 1.)
have been captured. The French po
sitions In Argonne are reported to
be partially destroyed. Seven of the
enemy'a aeroplanes are reported
wrecked.
ENGLAND GALVANIZED
Whole Nullon Keels Kffivt of l.loyd
Oeorge's K.nergy.
I lly UnltnJ I'rro lo The Il.ily Bulletin)
LONDON. Dec. 1 1. I.loyd-Oeorge
Is suffering from a severe chill, as a
result of working 20 hours dally, and
la confined to his bed. Despite his
illness, the whole nation feela the
effect of his energy. The public be'
Moves that Brlllnh conservatism baa
been finally smashed. Some news
papers had charged that Lloyd
George Is a tool of Lord Northcliffe.
These rumors were slopped when
he named Balfour and Lord Cecil aa
cabinet members. Both of the ap
polntees are Intensely disliked by
Lord Northcliffe.
NEW SAW MILL
(Continued from Page 1.)
and win replace the 20,000-it. ca
pacity milt now in use. A new en
glue, of 123 horsepower, will be or
dered at once, lo replace the old 45
horsepower engine. The new engine
will bo used in the planing mill. An
additional edger will also be In
stalled in the new mill.
According to Mr. McKinley, the
company has had demand for all
the lumber that it has been able to
manufacture, and the prospects are
most favorable for a continued pat
ronage by local lumber companies.
In Its new location Hie mill will
he surrounded by an abundance of
Xmas Trees
FOR SALE AT
Warner's
Bend Park Company
122 Oregon Street
: i
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
THE BEND
COMPANY
Bend's Leading
Real Estate
Dealers
D. E. HUNTER
Muager
GEORGE S. YOUNG
Civil and Irrigation Engineer
V. S. Mineral Surveyor.
Room 12, First National Bank
Building
River Terrace
Henri's Handsomest Residence Site. Just across the
river opposite the new Hotel, HUY A LOT FOR
CHRISTMAS. Your Choice of any inside lot for
only $:00. Corners and river fronts a little higher.
HARRISON LATHAM COMPANY.
white pine timber, which will enable
logging close at hand.
Mr. McKinley says that the Im
Empty Boxes Only 1 1 ' I
Shopping Days
HOLIDAY HINTS
II van dad '
III A HAT 111
A XEW SOT
111 A VA,1HK III
Hill A PAIR OF KHOES I
A HHJItT Rllll
FOR MOTHER H I
A COMFORTER ' II I
A BLANKET III
A DREKS PATTERN
A HANDKERCHIEF " I
A PAIR OF KLIPPERS fl I
l ALL GIFTS IX HOLLY BOXES
I SATHER'S I
FARMERS
Cover Your Implements
mm
SAVE
FROM RUST
Money to Loan
in sums from $250 to
$25,000, 3 to 10 years
time. Reasonable
rates, -prompt
service.
J. Ryan Co.
CLEARING HOUJE FOR
ALL WANTS
FOR RENT Two rooms, suitable for bachelors' quir
ters; also two furnished rooms, suitable for bachelors; $4
per month. Inquire The Bulletin. &fc
LOST This morning;, between depot and Hawthorne avs
nue on Greenwood avenue, or near Canal, a brooch agiate.
Finder please return to Bulletin; reward. 4-9p
Phone Your WANT ADS to The Daily Bulletin They
. will be given Careful Attention.
Call 561, for insertion 6f your WANT ADS, bcfe.p.oon
each day. They will bring you the desired results.
Sales Jlgtnti
provements that wlU be made this
winter will entail an expenditure ot
approximately $7,000.
THEM
AND RUIN