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The DaUy Bulletin
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0EOR0E PALMER PUTNAM Publlnhm
ROIIKKT W. SAWYER Edltor-Manaiwr
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, I it V,
WOOL CAR FEATURES
Educational Features of Henefit to
All Sheep Men.
The wool car which is to be at
Madras on the 2Sth will contain the
following:
1. Six sheep to show market
grades of wool (above each sheep
are cases containing good and poor
fleeces of same grade and scoured
sample of same.)
2. Textile exhibition showing all
stages in the manufacture of cloth
3. Case containing samples of Aus
tralian and New Zealand wool.
4. American market grades of
'wool under magnifying glasses.
5. Pictures from shearing sheds,
dealers warehouses, textile mills,
range scenes, breeds of sheep, etc.
6. Samples of cloth showing ef
fects of using sisal twine for tying
fleeces and using too much paint in
branding. .
7. Suggestions for the sheep man's
library, books and periodicals.
8. Bales of wool put up under the
old and new systems.
9. "The sheep man's wheel of for
tune" for calculating greatest value
of wool when shrinkage is known.
10. Exhibition of fleeces of dif
ferent values.
11. Model of an Australian shear
ing shed.
12. A series of moving films show
ing: From range to mutton, a wool
warehouse, manufacturing of wors
teds (two reels), and scenes from
Salt Lake ram sale.
These films will be shown in the
local theaters and attendants will
accompany the car representing the
Department of Agriculture and the J
oihik onege, who win explain ev
. erything,
R. A. BLANCH ARD,
f Agent U. S. Dept. of Agriculture.
At the Movies
(rum! Tin-litre.
"Tho Sultana," a beautifully col
ored Pntlie picture, Is to bo ahown
tonight for tho second time nt I ho
pitted to bo one of the best and most
high class pictures yet produced for
the lovers of tho contlnund story
Hanoi Durmond and One Lump l.oulo
are featured in this oxtromuly mys
terious and IvirliiK story. On tlto
sumo nlRlit tho last chapter of "Tho
U88 of the Lumborlamls" will be
shown. This picture has had a Ioiik
life in floml and has been appreciated
by a largo number of patrons.
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Plan to attend the Colonial uall
at tho Hippodrome, Fob. 23. 61 Go
Thursday MATINEeJ
Snow White
William Duncan and Mary Anderson
in "THE LAST MAH-"
SENATOR SCOFFS AT
SCIENTIFIC FARMERS
(Br United Preai to The Dailr Bulletin)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 21.
Senator Sherman, of Illinois, born
and raised on a farm, does not think
much of the government experts. He
said so during discussion of the agri
culture appropriation bill.
"These alleged scientific farmers
know more about ward politics than
they do about farming," said Sher
man. "If they attempted to put into
practice their scientific farming
stunts they would starve to death in
12 months. I'll bet ninety per cent
of them don't know hard cider from
creek water. They would know a
Jersey cow only if she introduced
herself,"
Grand Theatre. The Pathe Film Co.
is noted for its wonderful pw-turlza-tion
of films in artistic colors and
this film is one of the best that has
yet been produced.
Tomorrow afternoon, the children
of Bend will have a feast for thoir
eyes when "Snow White and the Sev
en Dwarfs," will be presented at two
matinee performances, the first at
2:30 p. m. and the second at 3:4 j
p. m. This film is a dramatization
of one of Grimm's best known fairy
tales and the scenes are laid in na
ture's beauty spots of Northern Ohio,
in which 300 children participate.
For the title role In the new pic
ture play version of Grimm's fairy
tale, "Snow White," Aimee Erlicn
was selected, for her grace, her
beauty and her dancing ability. Al
though still a little girl, she had sev
eral years of experience in star:-)
work, having played the Queen, in
Little Nemo," and other leadl'iy
parts in Klaw & Erllnger s produc
tions. Her resemblance to Marguar-
lte Clark Is marked, and several
months ago she won the first prize
as the child, most, like the other fam
ous actress In appearance.
Thursday evening Mary Anderson
and William Duncan appear in "The
Last Man," a story which has for Its
setting the Philippines. The story
is even as dramatic as "God's Coun
try," in which these characters ap
peared at the Dream Theatre several
months ago.
In the madness of a native upris
ing- in the Philippines he meets the
woman who was his wife and the
man who wrecked his home. Army
men, both of them and the women,
beautiful, but like another Helen of
Old. Between them lies the hate and
passion of the unpaid debt of honor.
Like a tower of strength he with
stands the storm from without, a
bulwark and shelter for those who
wronged him. And with the passing
of the storm he exacts from them a
penalty worse than death plants In
their hearts the embers of remorse
that shall smoulder always, searing
their souls for all time.
A wonderful picture is "The Last
Man"; big, vital, pulsing with the
primitive passions of the race; a pic
ture such as comes but seldom and
endures.
Bend Theatre.
On Thursday evening Manager F
A. Perin will open a brand new ser
ial, "The Shielding Shadow," re-
EDUCATORS CONVENE
IN INDIANA CAPITAL
(By United Preaa to The Daily Bulletin.)
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Feb. 21.
Four thousand delegates came here
today for the tenth annual meeting
of the National Society for the Pro
motion of Industrial Education.
Indiana BurvoyB for vocational
education by the State Board of Pub
lic Instruction will be the main topic
of discussion. Report will be made
on surveys conducted in several In
"diana cities and advocates of the new
system will show bow schools In this
state are meeting requirements to
prepare for vocational education. .
. Secretary of Commerce Redfleld,
president of the organization, will
talk on the Smith-Hughes bill, which
has passed the Senate and is now be'
. fore the House. The bill calls for
an appropriation for the promotion
of vocational education.
A. L. FRENCH RETURNS
A. L, French returned Tuesday
morning from a five weeks' business
trip to Chicago and other middle
west centers where he did consider
able buying for his spring and sum
mer trade. Mr. French reports the
market conditions, although pros-
peroua, in a most unusual condition.
Merchandise Is hard to obtain, and
jobbers are none too anxious to con
tract for future orders. Weather
conditions, says Mr. French, have
been severe In the middle western
atates tor several weeks.
CUT FLOWERS
Fresh Every Saturday
Talk J "Plants. IB alii
and Ferns. Orders for
plants not In stock will be
gfoen prompt attention.
4 5 6 Newport
Riverside Plorists
If RYPTOTT
IV GLASSES .lY.
Fitted by
DR. B. FONTAINE
OPTOMETRIST
at Lanon'i Jewelry Store, Bend, Oiegon
The Shielding Shadow
Beginning
THURSDAY FEB. 22
al FEB. 23
will be introduced after the last
Chapter of
"The Lass of the
Lumber-lands"
The Shielding Shadow U the Beat Serial
Story ever produced for Loveis of
continued Stone
FE.4TURJNG
GRACE DARMOND and
ONE LAMP LOUIE
BEND THEATRE
AND THE
Seven
Dwarfs
A Delightful Story tor
Children. Every child
will appreciate this won
derful portrayal of one of
Grimms Best
Known
FAIRY STORIES
aatatM Bring the Children on
WASHINGTON'S
BIRTHDAY
hTWO SHOWS bm
2:30 and 3:45 p. m.
COMING!
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Hawiian
Troubadours
IN CONCERT
THURSDAY
"The Last Man"
GRAND THEATRE
An Announcement!
L. li. Lafallettt announces the placing upon
the Bend Market
BEND EMBLEM BUTTER
WHICH WIU. UK HW SALK M' ALL DKAI.KHS.
Bend Emblem Butter Is manufactured from carefulltj selected, High
Grade. I 'asteurlzed Cream, and Is strictly a
Central Oregon Product
QUALITY CUA RANTEET) You be the Judge!
VO( AHH INVimt TO (,71'K
9 "BUTTER" A TRIAL
L. B. LAFOLLETTE
THE BEND BRICK V LUMBER CO.
Manzanita Addition
Lots $50$60$65
10 per cent, cash $2.50 monthly
J. A. EASTES
BEND, OREGON
Sales Agent
G0 UNION PACITO
Scenery
Fnllnum the matchless Deschutes and
Columbia River Gorges for 18 miles
and parallels the famous Columbia
River Highway a daylight ride
nowhere excelled.
Service
Leaves Bend 7:2 a.m. daily on a con
venient and fast schedule, connecting
with the justly popular OREGON'
WASHINGTON LIMITED for and
from Portland, the East and California.
Equipment
Strictly first-class all-steel trains; cars
built especially for this service; no
change 01 cars Detween oenu
and Portland.
Other reasons why, and travel and transportation
advicegladlygivenbyS.LWttaS.k?X,M'Mi
IINIONPACIFICSYSTEM
0
WHEN IN
Portland, Oregon
STOP AT THE,
Multnomah
Hotel
Portland's Largest and Finest
Hotel
' In the Heart of Business and Shopping Districts
550 Outside Rooms
Rates : '
One person without Bath, $1.00 per day upwards
Two people without Hath, $1.50 per day upwards
One person with Bath, $1.50 per day upwards
Two people with "Bath, $2.50 per day upwards
Music and Dancing in the Beautiful Arcadian
Gardens; the Largest Dining Salon in Portland.
Grant Smith & Co., Owners.
Eric V. Hau.scr, President.
i)SHEVLIN PINE
SOLD BY
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
. Phone 1661
Sash Factory Wood
Bend White Pine Sash Co.
Telephone 441
OVER 60 HOMES
IN BEND
do all their cooking on
Electric Ranges
Over 30 More Homes
In Bend do part of their cooking with elec
tricity. We expect to equip 50 Homes with
Electric Ranges this spring.
We Sell Ranges on Easy Terms
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
KENWOOD
Kenwood Gardens
and Terminal Additions
Lots $10 Cash; $ 1 0 Monthly
Houses for Sale 10 Cash and
Monthly Payments like rent
J. RYAN &CO. 'KBAKL6?a