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Bessie
Barriscale
tl,. THOMAS H. INCE
PRODUCTION
"Honor's Altar"
Showing a Selfiili Millionir'l
iforti to rid himislf oi the wi(
of kit youth nd her honor in up
holding Saored Obligations.
MACK SWAIN with
HARRY GRIBBEN
in a Gnuini Keystone Comedy
"His Auto Ruination"
SUNDAY MONDAY NIGHTS
I
TONIGHT! TONIGHT!
Douglass Fairbanks in
HIS PICTURE in the PAPERS' '
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OKKOON Tltt'NK TRAIN
Arrtva 7:i!U a. m.
LIVUS 9 p. in.
O..W. II. N. TRAIN. .
Arrives 7:35 p. m.
Imvne 7:26 a. in.
AUTO HTAOK LINK HOI 111.
Lonves . . BUti a. m.
Arrlvoi : 6 p. in.
AUTO MX KM.
Car lo llurn. Karl Klamath '
Fort Hock, silver Luke and
ollior polut auutb and aouth
east.
ytmr office lioriw.
Oonnral delivery open dally
H: HO a. in. lo fl p. in.
No 'mall distributed on Sunday,
NlKht train mull closes 8:16
Day train mall closoa 6:80 a. m.
TKI.KOItAPII IIOl'KH.
Western Union, 8 a. m. to 9
p. in. Hiinilay and liolldaya
V a. m.,to lv a. m., & p. tn.
to 0 p. m.
TKI.KI'IIONR HOURS.
I'nclllc Tol. & Tol. Co. 24 hour
aiirvlco, Including Sunday,
Bend in Brief
DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them Here.
HATl'KDAY. '
Bond Automobile Club, Pilot Hutto
Inn, noon.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
A. P. Jonejj, p( r.rlnevino, ,.ls .,ol
fhii city on stock business.
! II. Jt Suttong la In, Bond today
from lila homo on tlio nund-Burns
. AurubI Dryer, of Redmond, was
;ln, the city today attondlng to bus
iness interests.
' 'Miss iilai Potorson, of. Portland,!
has arrived In Bond" to tnko d position I
jlnj tho office of Judge J.' A.' Bastes,
Mr. and Mrs. David Starr, of tills
city, are tho paronts of an olght
'pound- baby girl, bofn this morning.
i Hur'v'oy J. Harris, of Redmond,,
was a visitor at the office of Forest
BuporvlBor W. O. Hastings this morn
ing. , .
Funeral services for Mrs. Cornelia
8. IlowitBon will be hold at 2 o'clock
tomorrow aftarnoon from the NIs-
wongor undertaking parlors.
i Complato supplies of all papors
necnsHary for naturalisation have
been received at tho county clerk's
office. Slgmund OrgUr Is the first
applicant for final cttlsonshlp papors.
REQUIEM SUNG FOR '
' ALL NATIONS' DEAD
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w in. Ttnitx,! Prm to tho Bond Bullttln)
NEW YORK, March 81. A requi
em In momory of the dead of all na
tions at war will be sung by a chorus
tof 360 volcos, accompanied nyian
orchestra of 1 CO pieces at Die IIlp
pmlrouin hero tomorrow night.
The eholr was organized by John
Wutklim, at Hirantun, I'a., will be
led by Krigar Vurcao, a composer In
valided out of tho Frem-h army and
will ln sponsored by Curillnul Gib
bons and HlMliop Oroer.
Tho requiem la the IiIkIi mass for
tint dead. It Is one of the most pro
fouiiil compoHltloiiM of ItH kind.
POSTMASTERS SEE
LAST OF POLITICS
( Hr Unllrd rrna lo Uie llnd llulMln) '
WASHINGTON. D. C, March 31.
InThla Is the Inst day the poslnins
lumlilp of any city, town or village
In tho Unllnd States will bo In poll
tics. Beginning tomorrbw all post
niuslers will bo appointed under civil
service rules, regardless of political
beliefs. ' - !
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Easter P ar a de
r ltnMii tviall an1 oirAnir vvtnf KAn of rSimD trfi 1 j-wlr ViAw iTAwir Kocf An I1 a cfpl
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SnnHav Thic vpnr.
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appointed in your appearance we can promise you. , .
mMic coats
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o4 ro'.ih'H ti rl pi.'T
Cj"' Coi?it)ine every quality of style and refinement. These splendid gar
ments measure up to the highest demands of Dame Fashionsmart, ele-
" Tgant and radiating youth and beauty.,
,Cbme and see the Classic Coats here. You will find they combine every
requirement of style, durability and economy.
THR PniflPi? nANrtF. FROM
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THE FASTEST GROWING STORE IN
At the Movies
, Ilmid Theatre.
That power and luxury do not al
ways spell satisfaction and pleasure
Is shown In the Ince-Trlangle drama,
"Honor's Altar." This play In which
Bessie Barriscale, Lewis Stone and
Walter Edwards aro starred, will ap
pear at the Bend Theatre Sunday and
Monday nights and Sunday matinee,
Walter Kdwards and Bessie Bar
rlHciilo havo tho roles of a self made
captain of industry and his wife.
Kdwards plays convincingly the
strong characteb who has wrested a
place of power for himself In a world
of seekers for success. Ho gets Into
guy society, where he Is treated with
consideration on account of his vast
wealth. He thinks that his wife Is
not brilliant enough to shine in this
environment. .
Lewis stone then appears on the
scene in tho dining room of a club.
Kdwards heurs Stone make the boust
thut he Is absolutely without any
sense of honer. It leads to a confer
ence, when Edwards offers a check
of $60,000 If ho wins Miss Barrls
calo's arfoctlons, thus relieving the
magneto of her Irksome presence
and claims. ' '
Miss Burrlscalo appears to advant
age as tho unsuspecting loving wife,
who accepts without question the
man without ' honor as a friend of
her husband. Stone takes Miss Bar
riscale for an automobile ride and
manages to break down at a notor
ious roadhouse. Not knowing the
nature of the place. Miss Barriscale
consents to enter. There is a strong
contrast between tho confidence of
the good woman and the conflicting
feeling of tho unscrupulous man of
tho world. Shall he call up the hus
band and so Injure the reputation
of tho wife?
Stone plays well the fight In the
mind of the boosted man of no hon
or. But the simple trust shown by
Miss Barriscale turns the scale, and
lio gels another auto and takes her
home.
With this feature will be shown
Mack Swnln and Harry Orlbbcn, In
"Ills Auto Kuinntion," a Keystone
comedy with an all-stnr cant In sup
port. Douglas Fairbanks Is coming up
tonight and tomorrow matinee. In
"Ills Pictures In the Papers," a
screamingly funny story of the ef
forts of a son of a rich manufacturer
to obtain entrance as a partner In
his father's firm. ' As a pre-requislte
to getting his nomo on the door plate,
the son must get his picture on the
front pago of a leading dally news
1F
In the
tn ft vprv OTftt deffr vmir SnrlYicr GctAt will starrm
Huv vour Coat here von will not he dis
Stylishly Distinctive
smith si
paper. He undergoes many striking
adventures and goes to Mexico, where
he goes through several Interesting
affairs before he finally accomplishes
a feat which justified the newspapers
playing him up. Incidentally he gets
the daughter of a wealthy merchant
through bis bravery.
Grand Theatre.
William Farnum, the popular star
of the Fox Film company, will again
be soen at the Orand Theatre Sun
day and Monday nights, In "Fires of
Conscience," a story of a strong
man's test of honor. The play deals
with the life of a sheriff who re
deems his honor. The plot is as fol
lows, and should be a pleasing fea
ture, with Farnum In the leading
role:
Ueorge Baxter, sheriff of the min
ing town of A Jo, Is In love with Nell
Blytbo, a girl of the town. She real
izes that some shadow Is keeping
tho big man from telling her the
truth, and she begs blm to go back
east and face It out. , Encouraged
by her fulth In him, Baxter returns
to his home.
In the years before, Baxter had
been married. He had killed a man
whom he bad found with his wife,
and the wife, In remorse, had com
mitted suicide. It was then that
Ueorge had fled to AJo.
When he returns to his borne, he
Is tried by Judge Sneed, father of
the mun he bad killed. But the
Judge instructs the jury that the
crime was Justified under the "Un
written Law," and asks for an ac
quittal. Free to go back to the west, he
seeks out Nell Blythe and asks ber
to be hsl wife. At first she refuses,
but after his faith In her has been
tested by many dangerous adventures
she yields' to blm.
Kolb and Dill will be seen tonight
In a happy rollicking comedy, en
titled "Three Pals." This team Is
one of tho best that the legitimate
stage ever knew, and they are equal
ly as popular In the movies. With
this film Is to be shown J. Warren
Kerrigan, In "Cupid and a Brick,"
and a Mutual Weekly.
COUNTY RKCORDS.
United States to John E. Sans,
patent to 80 acres of land in' sec
tion 32, township 18 south, range
13 east.
Pearl Ewlng vs. Grovcr Ewing,
complulnl.
Tho Bend Co. to Andrew G. Kreg
ness.'deed to lot 9, block 10, High
land addition.
United States to George L. Hub
bard, patent to 322 acres.
Levi D. Wlest to Harry Lynn, deed
to lots 6; 7, and 8, block 12, WIcs-
torla. '
O. G. Brubaker vs. J. A. Stevens
and Charles Graser, suit to dissolve
partnership.
THE STATE
FEDERAL BANKS TO
ADVANCE HUGE SUM
( Br UniUd Vimt U Of Bmi BolMin)
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 31.
The Federal Loan banks will loan
more than 1200,000,000 during the
coming year to Intensify farming In
dustry, as a national defense meas
ure, It was announced today.
AT THE HOTELS
Pilot Butte Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Moore, Port
land. A. E. Benson, Portland. .
Bert Mocrsch, Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Rlngo, Port
land. J. A. Long, Portland.
J. A. Halllday, Portland.
Grace S. Rhorer, Portland.
A. O. Nagglns, Portland.
Robert Gathergood, La Pine.
A. P, Jones, Portland.
R. Slater, Spokane..
II. J. Harris, Redmond. '
The Wright Hotel. -Mr.
and Mrs. O. O. King, Brothers.
G. B. Smith, Portland.
H. S. Marlon, Portland.
. George Blocker,- La Pine.
Frank Woody, Portland.
Alvln S. Hawk, Fremont.
C R. Hlnton, Madras.-
K. R. Edmonds, Mlllican.
Mr. and Mrs. U. Grlnstead, Mllli
can: - '-' "
Mr. and Mrs. H. Heth, Portland.
C. V. Numa, Redmond.'
C. T. Mullins, Barnes.
" T. J." Dealy, Alfalfa.
Vfctor Dickey, Portland.
Trespass notices for sale at the
Bulletin office. v
A desirable bread knife free with
every annual subscription to The
Bend Bulletin.
EASTER JEWELRY
THIS season's jewelry style
tendencieg""ai'e modestly
protrayed in our complete
showing of duwn-to-the-min-ute
jewelry.
The current fashions are for
jewelry to match the gown,
dress or suit. An excellent
opportunity to assert one's
individuality. .
You are cordially Invited to
Inspect our display of Hat
pins, Broaches, Lavilliers.
Larson & Co.
Witch maker. : Jeweler : Opbcimns
143 Oiejoo St. BEND. OREGON.
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White Angoras, $1.00 each.
Brown and mixed colors, SO
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Grandview : : Oregon .
THE LIFE
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ly upon the way it is
laundered. Laundered
by us, a shirt will last
twice as long. . .
Our wagon will call in
the morning.
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V. 8. Mineral Surveyor. ..'
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A Done in a FIRSTULSS man- :
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pnone ana gel on mm,
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