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MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1917
PLAN HUGE STADIUM
FOR PENNSYLVANIA U.
Steps Taken to Secure Krectlon of
Structure Which Will House
Crowd of lOO.CMNI.
lly H. C. Mnmilton,
(United Preas Staff Correspondent)
NEW YORK. Jan. 15. An even
greater amphitheater than the mass
ive Bowl in which Yale's athletic
contests are held, towering iut of
Waadland's Ravine at Philadelphia,
is probable for the University of
Pennsylvania. Steps already have
been taken to assure erection of the
structure. Alumni, students and fac
ulty are working hard to make the
dream a reality.
Present plans for the structure call
for an amphitheater which will seat
100,000 persons, many thousands
more than can be Jammed into
Franklin Field, even by the greatest
effort.
The need of a new stadium became
apparent at the Pennsylvania-Cornell
football game last Thanksgiving day,
when thousands were unable to gain
admission.
To erect the stadium the usual
procedure probably will be followed.
Alumni will guarantee funds, receiv
ing interest on the sums out of pro
ceeds ..The plans. -Include .the. ap
plication of all money over Interest
to the furtherment of athletics at
Pennsylvania.
Ouly one stadium In history, the
Circus Maximus, which flourished in
Rome, exceeds the seating capacity
of the stadium planned for Phila
delphia. The great Roman arena,
authorities say, seated nearly 300,000
persons, some going so far as to
. place the figure at more than 4 00,
000. The new Penn stadium would
have room to seat comfortably 100,
000, with provision for increasing
this capacity.
DAMAGED WARSHIP IS
BACK IN COMMISSION
(By United Press-to The Daily Bulletin)
NORFOLK, Va., Jan. 15. The six
foot chunk that was gouged out of
the starboard stern of Uncle Sara.'s
big battleship Delaware December
26th is completely repaired today
WhyPay$100to$200
for a Lot away out in the Suburbs when you can get
a CHOICE LOT in
RIVER TERRACE.
only 4 minutes walk from Post Office, for only
$300. Easy terms.
HARRISON LATHAM COMPANY,
The King Bee Dentists
Hove their laboratory fully equipped now with all the very latest
modern appliances, and our expert mechanics are ready and busy all
the time. With our conveniences we are now able to make and fit
in an many as seven sets of teeth in a day. Ho come early and have
your impressions taken for a new set of teeth if you need them, and
DO NOT PAY
for them if they do not suit. No waits or delays. No misfits to
grumble about, but natural looking, perfect fitting teeth all the time,
Kxamlnation and estimate gludly made at any time, free of churgc.
We are Here to Stay, and Give a Written Guarantee With All Work.
Full Set Teeth
$10.00
Gold Crowns
$5.00
Lady Assistant Always in .'Attendance.
King Bee Dentists
Over Postofllcc Bend, Oregon.
, Dr, A. C. Froom, Profcasionul JHunager.
HOURS 8:80 A. M. to 8:80 P, M.. ; Sundays, 0:00 16 5:00.
mil tho nKHter Is ready for sua again.
Slio was rammed by tho naval tug
Sonoma, whoso bow also was badly
(lumagcd and has been repaired.
PROBE OF ELECTION
FRAUD IS RESUMED
(By United l'rcss to The Pally Bulletin!
INDIANAPOLIS. Intl.. Jan. 15.
The federal grand Jury Investigating
alleged election frauds In Indiana at
the last election, today resumed its
probe. Nearly 200 witnesses have
been examined ami before the probe
Is concluded It ts expected the total
will reach 500. Many Indictments
are expected soon.
NO FREE LUNCHES IN
DETROIT AFTER MAY
(By United Press to The Daily Bulletin)
DETROIT, Mich., Jan. 15. Twen
ty thousand patrons of bar room
lunch counters In Detroit will have
to find new eating places after May
1, 191S. when Michigan goes dry.
It is estimated that this number of
men eat their noonday meal in sa
loons, where the profits of the bar
trade enables the proprietors to give
better and cheaper service than can
the regular restanrants.
Saloon men declare that 50 per
cent of their "eating patrons" never
the regular restaurants.
LEGAL SNARL HALTS
T-i rani iin a iirOTTirno
rjAOlljAlMJ LAHOUllo
Relatives or wreck ntims run m
Collect Pnniages After I.upse
of 18 Months.
(By United Press to The Daily Bulletin)
CHICAGO, Jan. 15. Although
more than a year and a half has
elapsed since the picnic steamer East
land turned turtle at her dock in the
Chicago river near here and snuffed
out the lives of SI 2 men. women and
children out for a holiday, compen
sation for their deaths has not been
made and the suits growing out of
the disaster day are in a bad legal
tangle.
Surviving relatives of the S12 wage
workers who met death on the East-
land are, in many instances, poor .awful wallop to tho sense of tho fit
people who depended on the earn- ness of things among tho stiff necks
ings of the' victims of the disaster, as was expected. '
Manv of these have had a hard Strug- Of course all the precise ladies and
gle'to live since the ill-fated after-
noon of Julv 24. 1915.
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lers on me question oi wuuuici uio
suits for damages, in federal court. proved more Interesting than dls
shall be consolidated and all tried j tasteful.
at once, or tried separately. Fed-1 "Who," In Billy's own words, "was
era! Judge Landls must tell the U. the mutt that said Boston was clam-
S. supreme court today why he con-; my?"
solldated the cases and why he thinks Sunday was "received" hy the elite,
they ought to be tried together. i and the ladles came in liberal qiian-
Shquld the supreme court order i titles and fancy gowns to be shocked
the cases tried separately, as the , y meeting him. That didn't Imp
owners of the Eastland demand, it pen to be one of Billy's shocking
is estimated that the trials will last days, however, and so the party was
15 vears. allowing a minimum of two disappointed.
weeks for each case. Surviving rel
atives of about 300 of the victims
have not sued at all, while others
have brought suit in Illinois state
courts.
There is a bill before Congress to
give the United States court fo claims
jurisdiction In the cases. This would
open the way for the surviving rela
tives of victims to make claim against
tne government. Many of them blame
Uhe government, through the Federal
Steamboat Inspection Service for the
Sales Agents
Enamel Filling
$1.00
disaster, but as tho government can
not bo sued they hnvo no way of re
covering damages unless tho court of
claims is given jurisdiction.
HOUSEMAIDS' UNION
PRESENTS DEMANDS
Petrolt Threatened With HlrlUo I'll-
Iok HouNotvivcN Comply With
Conditions lty Tonight,
(By United Press to The Pally Bulletin)
ni'Ll'TII. Minn., Jan. 15.- If
housewives hero hnvo any maids by
dinner time tonight they'll hnvo to
recognize the new housemaid's union
and change their altitude radically.
That's flat. Tho maids say so. They
said It in writing, too, when they
presented their demands today.
The 100 charter members of this,
the first domestics' union orgauiti'd
east of tho Missouri river, today de
manded $20 to $25 n mouth for fam
ilies of two: $25 to $30 a mouth for
families of three or more. They de
manded a nine-hour working day,
ono day off a week and time and a
half for ovortlme. They want good
food and we.ll lighted and ventilated
rooms.
Not only that, but If children hec
tor them and other unpleasantnesses
arise In their daily work, they'll ex
pect to be paid for It. They don't
want to listen to too much family
quarreling, either.
Disagreeable, unkind and Inhti-
!' T"1".? . ". .
unuiir list. i " '"6""' "
, extended to waitresses, chamber
rMniild nmka ltml scrtlbwoincll.
HILLY SUNDAY RIDS
FAREWELL TO BOSTON
Baseball Kvangi-list Kails to Shock i
Cultured Folk by His I'm on- I
volitional Sermons. I
(By United Press to Tho Paily Bulletin)
hushi.n. Jan. to. iioston tonigni ;,,,.,.,, , lllnl , ,,H, ,)V,.r , ,,
will bid farewell to Billy Sunday. j ,,, wnrdens lie. ause tho Wisconsin
At the hugo tabernacle on Hunt-, uw 1)r(llllhls tho ht.,.t,K ,,r ,,.er In
ington avenue, over the spot where ! ,.ultivllv hy private Individuals. The
20 ycurs ago ho ran bases faster than ,, , m)W vxMMta Bt tho Mala
any other big league player in the ; Kamo fnrm , Whitewater, Wlscon
business, the rampant revivalist wlll.gln Henrietta cried, but what dlf
preach his last sermon to the folks fl,rt,neo Uitl that muko to the state
who invented dignity nnd have a ......
strangle hold on culture.
Hilly hasn't landed such a gosh
Gentlemen around Back Bay equip
Ped their brains with shock absorb.
era when he first camo. but it wasn't
, i ... ; ,
-.. .- -
Much or the revivalists time irom
now on will he devoted to preparing i
his New York campaign, which be
gins April 1.
Sunday's conversions hero num
bered into the thousands. His one
stinging defeat was the loss of his
fight to put Boston dry. It went
wet by a heavier majority than ever
before, despite Sunday's battle.
DIKS WHEN" SIX MILKS
r'KOM HIS
HOME
(Continued from Page 1.)
the rescue party. The fact that he
had finally struck on the right trail
home, Is adduced as proof of this.
He showed no sign of having suf
fered from snow blindness.
The cause of the tragedy Is ex
plained by the fact that Christen
son crossed a divide in seeking his
way home, which was in reality one
which leads to the headwaters of the
Umpqua river. When 35 miles from
his cabin, he apparently realized his
error, and set nut for home, taking
the ranger trail on his return. By
'a bare 200 yards, he missed the
i Marsh ranger station,
j Work was especially difficult for
1 the members of the rescue party, ow
! ing to the fact that much of Christen
' son's way led over heavily crusted
snow, making tracking almost 1m
! possible. His approximate location
j was fixed Friday night, and Ranger
I Mann, who with Assistant Supervis
or V. V. Harpham, was sent out from
; Bend to relieve the rescuers who
Iliad worked steadily for nearly a
j week, was the first to sen the body,
j Rescue Party Praised.
I According to all estimates which
' can be made, the forest guard passed
away at least a week before tho ser
Ivice was notified, his trapping purt-
ner having sought alone for several
j days before sending )n word to Cres
cent.
ForeBt Supervisor Hastings spoke
highly today of the work done hy his
men, and stated that he felt satisfied
that everything posslblo had been
done under the circumstances,
Funeral services are to be held at
4 o'clock , tomorrow afternoon at
Fremont: ChrlsteiiHon having rela
tives thern and at Fort Hock.
'. Tho forest guard was nearly 2(1
years of age, having passed his 25th
birthday last March, Ho wiib born
In Seattle, but hud spent a large
part of his life In Central Oregon,
lie was unmarried.
RUTLEli'S SLAYER IS
FACING COURT TODAY
Music Teacher, Aliened to Have Kill
I'd I'. H. Major, I'ii'M Htiyn lie's
(lad, Then Sorry,
Illy United Press to The Pally llulli'tlnl
SAN ANIIKLO. Tex., Jan. 15.
Harry J. Siiinntl, who, first snid ho
was "glad" and Inter Unit ho was
"sorry" ho shot his wife and Major
M. C. Under, V. S. A., to death ns
they rode through tho streets of Al
pine In un auto hist July, went to
trial for murder hero today. Strong
feeling ugaliist Spanuel forbade his
trial In Alpine. .
Jealously, caused by friendship lie
tweeu Mrs. Spuuuell and Major But
ler Is alleged to have led the former
music teacher to murder them during
an auto ride he had Invited llio army
officer to take with them. Spnnnel,
driving, with Major Butler and Mrs.
Spunnel In the lonneau, stiddonly
drew an nutomutlc, whirled about
and emptied It, first Into his wire,
and then Duller. Both died Instantly.
After an army commission Inves
tigated and reported that Butler had
been "killed In the performance of
his duty," ho was exonerated by the
government and elevated on the army
records to the rank of colonel, so his
widow and daughter might havo n
larger pension.
GIRL RESCUES FAWN
RUT CAN'T KEEP PET
Illy United Press to The Dally Bulletin)
I ASHLAND. Wish., Jan. 15. After
rescuing a doc fawn in a river near
here and turning it so It would fol
low wherever she went, Utile Henri
ietia Dirkman, five years old, was or-
in Dintranca.
He-Of course there's a big differ
ence between u botanist and a HurlsL
She Is there really?
Ho Yes; a botanist Is one who
knows nil about (lowers, and a llorlst Is
" '" knows nil about the (rliu
iDrcmlo will rmv for them. Boston
I.-.....,
Transcript.
H. Tr.v.l.d
The clock struck 12.
"I wish I had enough money to trnr
el," remarked the young mini.
"Here's a car ticket." announced her
father, making his appearance at that
point Louisville Courier Journal.
Hi. Snarl.
"Come on, Hiium: Don't you wnnl
to see Hie ossified limn;"
"X:iw. I kill show you n whole tow n
of 'em." Kansas City Journal.
Hi. Early Strugglee.
She Tell me about your early strug
lies. Ho There's not much lo tell. The
more I struggled the more the old mnu
laid it un. Boston Transcript
After crosses and losses men grow
humbler and wiser. Franklin.
BUSINESS PANACEA
AWAITING APPROVAL
Plun Huld to He Tonic for Industrlul
Ills Is Rased on Accurate
Cost Hystem.
By Robert J. Render,
' (United Press Stall, Corresirandent)
WASHINGTON, I). C, Jan. 15.
The government business scientists
have Just completed a prescription
which promises to he a tonic for tho
country's industrious nnd a panacea
for all labor difficulties.
It has been presented to President
Wilson for approval. It is a plan of
cooperation between the federnl
trade commission, fedcrn! reserve
y -e-sf 4
FULL LlKEj
f :
Hardware t
Implements j
Hunters' Supplies
Bend Hardware Co.
THE UNITED WARE
HOUSE COMPANY
Hlorsse and Forwarding, Central Com
mission Merchants.
We carry Oil, Gasoline, Sugar, Flour,
Halt Meats, Hams, Daeon and Lard.
hoard and the tariff cominlssloii to
"arouse business Interests to a high
standard of titllclency."
The Hyslem, details of which hnvo
been drawn up at the President's
suggestion, Is founded on aci'illale
methods of iisi'ortaliilug the exact
i'ohI of production III all Industries.
It Is contended thai In I ho prosperity
ciitiNcd hy the war "incrcliiiula it ml
ilianiifiii'turers have been asleep to
mere details of product Ion" and as
a result nil business Is mure or less
in Ignorance of Its real status.
When told of tliu plan for meet
ing this, ('hnirmaii Hurley, of (ho
federal trade commission, declared
"(ho most essential problem" before
niniiufacturers and merchants now
Is to derive "means of gelling at tho
facts regarding their respective bus
iness." "Careful study of business during
The Slitters' Palace
Permit Dressy Rlf
HERE'S THE CHAMPION.
Hunlrr'. rrn silk ery, abort skirted
and cut with a cmt that affect. . farth
Iniale lilt, feature, tills natty ouini trim
med with .l.lenlnwn. Whit. apat. and a
clos. rap of whit, ailsora asuctly (uirtll
Ih. Idea.
Spring House Cleaning by
Electricity
Why not use an
"ELECTRIC VACUUM
CLEANER"
We Have Them! Sold on Easy Terms?
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
Phone 551
Sash Factory Wood
Bend White Pine Sash Co.
Telephone 441
KEN WOO D -----
Kenwood Gardens
and Terminal Additions
Lots $10 Cash; $10 Monthly
Mouses for Sale 10 Cash and
Monthly Payments like rent
J. RYAN & CO. "'Sr-
Phone Your WANT ADS to The Daily Bulletin They
will be given Careful Attention.
(lie lust year," Hurley said, "proves
hnyonil doubt Hint our whole In
dilHtVlal striiclurn has lumii Inilll
chiefly from the furl Hint we hum a
I'ounliy which has betui cxccpllnmil
ly prosperous ami thai on this nr.
count we did not hnvo In puy any
nllelitlou lo llio lllclo dolalls of In
diiMlry." 4)
THAT NEW "IIOMW
OK. YOURS
IF
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you uro building a house, or
urn coiitnmpliitliig doing so,
let US Hike cure of llio
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Wo will carry out your pluns
or Ideas to the minutest de
tails, uud glvu you the high
est gradu work Hiul yuu can
possibly secure.
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CARLSON & LYONS
J
ones Dairy
CM2AN MILK
AND CREAM.
Milk for Infitnts and
Invalids h Specialty.
Phone Black 1531
Fuel-Wood
OREGON FUEL CO.
Phone Red Kill