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About The Daily bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1916-1917 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1917)
1 THK KMI Hl'IJKTIN, BKXD, ORK0ON. MONDAY, JAN'VlVy PMIK 0HK10NTHUNKTIiAIN Arrive T: Leave. OP- O..W. II. A N. THAI. Arrive 1- P- '" Leave . . . . 1: m' AUTO 8TAOK MNK HOV'lll. Leave ...8:4ft a. in. Arrive .',V.:,u" 6 p' '" Cum to Hunts. Fori Klmiith Kort Hock, Hlivor i. - oihor point south "d" ,0"1" ToHT OH'ICH IIOIIIH. OunnrBl delivery open dy 8:30 u. in. to fi l. m. ' No mull distributed on Sunday. NIkIiI. truln mull clow KK' Day train mull " :8n,'1. nl' Western Union dully 7 n. m. to Dp. m. Buuduy una hnlldny 8-1U 4-8. TF.I.KI'HOKK HOCItH. . I'ncina Tl. & Tl. Co. if 4 hour . .ervlce, Including Hunilny. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS A balcony for umo as un offhie I , being IiiiIU In lli rear of tint Bather morn. ' Gertrude Thontus, of liny Cm. ' visiting with her HlHK-r. Mrs. Mnurlco Cashiniin, C. A. Warner returned thin morn ing from u several day' business lHu to I'orllmid. Mm. J. II. Morton Iff l thl morn Iiik for Hi-Hi' I.' for u few day' vlult with relative. ' Krmik I'ltnco leave next Sunday for Ht. I'aul. whore ho will attend the Hi. 1'uul Winter Carnival. Miss, llurrlol Medium left thla morning for Hlitlera. Washington, to vlnll for a few week with relatives. John I. lrapr ha been awarded thn contract for tho construction of the residence of Kr-d lluoy. In River Terrace. 8. L. WIkkIii, traveling freight and pnmt.mgcr agent for the O.-W. It. & X returned tlitH morning from a bu- lues trl) to Redmond. II. II. DeArmoud left thla maritime for I'rlnovlllo to attend the opening ..Minn of circuit court. Tlio flrl call of rase waa acheduled for today and bocauso of the pres of bualneaa, all naturallaailtm matter were aet over until 10 o'clock ou tho morning ' of Jtinuury 17. ' Prize v. Cj l;i,7l, Dodge- ' 4 -' a" -Model ' Gar : 'WW :$S80, 1 I 1 1 Dodge Car Purchased from and Guaranteed by the Bend Garage Company, J II Agents for Deschutes County, Bend, Oregon. " . : . I Second Prize 7 -Piece Bedroom Suite - l jllljjl I ;'t'. ; Purchased- from and Guaranteed by Thompson Furniture Company, Bend, Oregon. - 1 1 Third Prize, Victrola I I I Purchased from and Guaranteed by the Reed & Horton Drug Company, Bend, Oregon. 1 1 Smbscripitioiii Contest . . ; The Ilullutln haa received froin-J, ii llimtiir. who la vlaltllia III Loa AiiKi'leH, a copy of a newspaper coif. tululUK an account of tlio Oregon- I'oiinsylvtinlu game. Htutu Reprtmnntiitlvit Vernon A. l-'orbc left Huliirduy night for Hulem where the legislature begin lla e- Dion on Monday. Mr. Korbo will return to lliind on Thmailuy to ai teiiil, to ImihIih.hh uffulrn. Kor liiformnllon roKurdltiK hall room diiucliiK cluHMea, citll ut the lllp poilroiiie Tueaduy uveuiiiK, Jan. C at 7 oVIoi k. 1.0-9. Hp Don't foi-Ki't h liomn liilcnt mill Mrel hov. Jrnml Tlieiilre, Jmiiu- iiry 11. AdmlNhloii U5 uml AO ccmU. Aiiv. ail, an, a?. i,iik;kiivmh) hkiodick akhivkh The overhead UdKcrwood akldder uml leader of Tho Hhovlln-lllxon com pany arrived at the company' plant thla niornliiK after u aevornl Week' deluy In tranall. Work will lKln aoon on the uroetlon. IIHOWN HKIJ-H OCT li In ri.ourleil Ihut W. W. Drown, the Fife aheepmnn uml ruiichor, hna old hi holdliiK. Tho conalderutlon la anld to ho over $300,000. Mr. firnwn I a well known realdent of the HoutheitHtern portion of Crook coun ty. MrTM'K Tit HTtH'KIIOI-DKItH, Notice la herehy alven to Did atock- hohlera of tho J. II. Iluner Abatract Compuny, to attend a special mael liiK of anld corporation, ut lloom 28, O'Kulie bulldlliK. Ilend, OreKOil, On Thurxliiy. Junuary 18, 1KI7, to vote for or aicalnal tho dlNMolutlon of aald company, J. II. IIANKII, j.H, I'retldeut. MrTll'K. Cull for ItliN. Illda for the ronHtrm tlon of a ono runni achool IiuIIiIIiik wl ho received nt tlio office of the undemiKued up to II o'clock Tueailay evenliiK. I'liun and apeclfluutloiia of thla bulldlliK may ueieeu at tho off lea of tho llrooka-Bcaiilon Lumber Com pany. , H. . J. OVEKTURF, - Clerk of Hchool DUtrlit No. 1 1. l-dc. Want Ad only ONE CKNT a word. A.T TUB UOTKU4. R. II. (leyer, of Hlauffer, I a gueat at the WrlKht. W. C. Ilolllnitalicad, of LaPlne, la ut the Pilot llutto. F, JeniiliiKK. of Spokane, la ri.Kla treud at the Hint llutto. A. Itaymond, of The liullea, I a I! uunt ut the I'llot Unite hotel. P. I). Duncan, of Hllver Luke, la reKlatereil ut the I'llot ilutle. 1. W: Zutnwult, anil C. L. MeCaul ey, of Dcai'liutca, uro ut the WrlKht. Mubol Bmlth uml Wulter-Bmlth, of Luiuontu, ure gucut at the WrlKht hotel. L, II. I.amur and W. II. Hoynr, ol I'ortlund, are flopping at the WriKlr hotel. MIm Klalo Mue (lordon, of Andnr on, Indiana, la ruKlaturcd at the I'l lot Uutte. M L.- Archer and R. Archer, are roKlatered at the WrlKht hotel from Redmond. A. L. Olllon, of Clyde, - Waahlmcton. la In Bend today and I roKlatered ut the Wright hotel. ' It. O, llarnhardl, of Cleveland. Ohio, I In the city qnd I (toppliiK ut the I'llot Dutto hotel. Lee Kemp, C. A. McGinn, J. P. ftlchnrdaon and rl Bundln are Port- vlaltof In Uend who are toppliiB at tho Pilot Uutte hotel. Judith H. Lyndon, of Waahlngton, GeorKla, la a uet at the Pilot Butte. A. J. llollon. of Metollua, I top pliiK at tho Pilot Butte. John H. HurrlHon, W. Bcott and R W. Bcott, and Mr. and Mra. OeorKe KIiik. of Fort Rock, are In the city uud are rcglatercd at the Wright ho tel. TEAMS RESPOND TO. BASKETBALL CALL Coiixldcruble Intcrwl Hhoun in Town and HIkIi Hrliool AmrrtYntioiia For Coming Hrtuton. ' . Local baaketball team, both town and high achool, begin .pre-eaon training today In preparation for SUPREME COURT HEARING ON TODAY FOR THE ADAMSON EIGHT HOUR UW (Ily Unltoil Prau to WABH1NOTON, I). C, Jan. 8. Whether tho people of the United Htute DKiiln will face a national rail road atrlke depend on the Riipreme court' dcclnloii a to the law'a con- atltutlonallty, argument, of which la being mudu buforo thut trlbunul here today. The governmental and lnduntrlul crlnlH of which thla law la tlie out growth la looked upon by leader as a concrete anowaown oeiween i power of labor and thoso of capital. The Adamaon meaaure waa ruahed throuKh congrea lut aummer by I'rcMldent Wllaon to ward off a atrlke by 400,000 railroad worker that would have tied - up tranportallon in thla country and gave promlae of leading to condition verging on civil war. Thla atrlke menace haa not yet been obviated. ' At the top of the calendar of the United State aupreme court- today wa the caae No. '797; Francla M. ( Wllaon, United , State attorney fori the weatern district of Missouri, vs. Alexander New and Henry C. Ferris, receiver of the Missouri, Oklahoma aeaaon'i activity with team In Cen tral Oregon. Coach Eric Bolt ha made nego tiation with Manager L. W. Doudlah, of the Hippodrome, to use the build ing for practice and games for the next two months and ha also ar ranged with local town enthusiasts for use of the building two night each week for practice. A great deal of interest Is being manifested among the high school tudent thla year in developing the basket sport even more fully than football, and to this end both boys and girls' teams will be organized and . will play games with Central Oregon tow.ua during the season. Abojjt 15 candidates have signi fied their desire to turn out for tbe town team, and first practice w. be held tonight In the Hippodrome. Want Ada only ONE CENT word Tlx D.llx Bulletin) . and Gulf railroad. Solicitor General Davis acted for the government. Argument of the Adamaon case was begun after the court handed down Its opinions for the day Mon day being decision day In the court. There waa' little, room for spectators In the tiny supreme court chamber. Attorneys were anxious for legal rea sons a well as out of curiosity to hcur plea of the array of lawyers appearing in the case for rullrouds and the government. In the first fight before the court, railroad executives had the advantage of a favorable decision In tho court below,, when Judge Hook, at Kansas City, declared the law, after a brief hearing, unconstitutional. That, how ever, was only preliminary. In to day' battle the supreme court will decide for all time whether con gress had the power to legislate wages, providing that eight hours shall constitute a day's work for rail road men, and that for work after that they shall be paid overtime premiums. What time will be taken by the court after today to decide the case no one knows. J Farmers: A Small Investment in Lumber Now Will Save a H 1 1 I - ' 4 J Large Investment in New Machinery Next Spring DIAMOND MINE FOUND IN SOUTH AMERICA ( B United Prau to Th plly Bulletin) MONTEVIDEO, Jan. 8. Report that a diamond mine haa beon dis covered In the Snlto department are. under investigation by the Uruguay an authorities. The claim in made by Antonio Santlnl, an experienced prospector, who assert that the de partment is also rich in other prec ious stones. His mineral specimens are being analyzed. ONE CENT A WORD la all a llitia Want Ad will cost you. MISS AMELIA STEEVES ANNOUNCES Ball Room Dancing Classes BEGINNING- ... Tuesday Evening, Japuaryi 9lh, at 7 o'Clock In the Hipprodnme Hall. LJ J
