The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, April 07, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 1 THK 1U5ND IUTI1.KTI, DAIIiY KIHTIOV, BKNI), OIWiON, HATUtUAY, Al'Hll. 7, 1017 The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION laMbtw4 Knrr Afttrtwon Kutnt Bandar. BEND. OREGON. Katmd aa Sacand Claaa mattar. January 117. at tha I'oat Offka at Band. Oregon, under Act of March . 18 TB. GEORGE PALMRR PUTNAM Publlaher ROHKKT W. SAWYER Editor-Manam FRED A. WOK1.FLEN. Nowa Editor HENRY N. FOWLER AMociata Editor RALPH SPENCER Mackanical 8ult. An Independent Newspaper, atandlnv for the aquare deal, clean bosinesa. clean politic anj the beat IntereaU of Bend and Central Oregon. BandSocleti One Tear 6ii Monthi ... Three Moatha One Year Six Monthi ... One Month ... SUBSCRIPTION BATES By Mail. By Carrier ....a. 76 ....ti.to ....I6.H0 ,...3.50 to All subscriptions are due and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notices of expiration are mailed subscribers and If renewal Is not made within reason able time the paper will be dUcon -tinned. Please notlfy-us promptly ot any change ot address, or of failure to re ceive the paper regularly. Otherwise we will not be responsible for copies missed. Hake all checks and orders pay able to The Bend Bulletin. SATURDAY. APRIL 7. 1917 TWO COMPLIMENTS. Possibly the people of Bend and the farmers in the surrounding coun try are not aware of the fact that they are being paid a marked com pliment, in fact, two compliments. In the general self esteem such little .things are apt to go unnoticed so that we fell it a duty to call atten tion to them. , A demonstration car sent out by the Oregon Agricultural College and the Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company is now touring Eastern Oregon. Differing from the arrangements made for the recent wool car, the home economics car is to come to Bend. This is compliment number one. It is recognized that this community should be favored with a visit from the experts who are in charge of the work, and we should feel duly grateful. Compliment number two is found in the tact that the car will be here only 12 hours, arriving at 7:35 Wed nesday evening, it will depart on Thursday morning at 7:25. True, this is only a short stay, amounting for practical purposes to only a few hours Wednesday - night, but there lies the compliment.. The purpose of the visit is .to give instruction, but where instruction is not needed, why waste time? This community is re garded as one where but two or three hours are needed to tell what is not known here already about chicken raising, canning, gardening and the other subjects dealt with on the trip. At Redmond, on the contrary, dense Ignorance prevails, and the car will remain all day Thursday. Seriously, Is not Bend entitled to better treatment? If the car is to' do any good why not have it here at least some part of the day when it can be visited and its object fulfilled. Our farmers live too far away to make an evening visit possible. Give them a real opportunity. They are as much entitled to it as those around Redmond. Mrs. Phillip Brooks and Mrs. Wal lace Birdsall entertained at tea this afternoon at the Pilot Butte Inn, Among those assisttug were: Mrs. W. M. Wilson, Powell Butte! Mrs. Roscoe Howard, Deschutes; Mrs. George Mlllican, MUllcan; Mrs. Aya, La Pine; Mrs. Fred Wallace, Tumalo; Mrs. J. F. Hosch and Mrs. L. E. Smith, Redmond; Mr. Guy La Follette, Mrs. T. E. J. Duffy, Mrs. M. E. Brink, Mrs. H. P. Belknap, Mrs. C. V. Elklns and Mrs. J. M. Rosenberg, Prinevtlle; Mrs. J. N. Hunter, Mrs. J. H. Haner, Mrs. Frank Prince, Mrs. Ward Coble, Mrs. C. J. Catlow, Mrs. H. C. Ellis. Mrs. W. O'Donnell, Mrs. S. C. Caldwell, Mrs. H. C. Hartranft, Mrs. M. H. Horton, Mrs. Gerry Horstkotte, Mrs. E. F. Nichols, Mrs. A. L. French, Mrs. V. A. Forbes. ' Mrs. N. F. Reed, Mrs. Barney Ferrell, Mrs. Robt. Gould, Mrs. Mary Daub, Mrs. A. M. Prlngle. Mrs. L. A. W. Nixon. Mrs. A. Whisnant. Mrs. H. H. De Armond, Mrs. F. Thordarson, Mrs. Ralph Polndexter, Mrs. J. C. Vandevert. Mrs. L. D. Wiest, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Carl Johnson, Mrs. A. J. Kroenert, Mrs. E. D. Wil son, Mrs. J. P. Keyes, Mrs. T. A. Mc- Cann, Mrs. A. F.Larson, Mrs. Archie Myers, Mrs. Clyde McKay, Mrs. J. E. Ryan Mrs. Alex Mackintosh, Mrs. J. H. Stanley, Mrs. H. J. Overturf, Mrs. (-Harper Skuse, Mrs. A. M. Lara, Mrs. C. S. Hudson, Mrs. Addie Maddock and Mrs. E. P. Brosterhous, and the Misses Mary Coleman, Margaret Schreder, Marjorle Henderson, Mar garet Weist, Gertrude Hanks and Charlotte Ward. Kensington and Five Hundred Mrs. Prince Staats and Mrs. J. W. Day were hostesses on Friday and Saturday afternoons of last week at two delightful parties, on Friday a Kensington, and on Saturday a five hundred party. The guests on Fri day were Mrs. S. C. Caldwell. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Benner, Mrs. G. W. Shriner. Mrs. J. O. Eng. Mrs. T. J. Todd, Mrs. Genevieve MacLaurin, Mrs. H. B. Ford, Mrs. O. C. Henkle. Mrs. Gove and Mrs. Ashley Forrest. On Saturday their guests were Mrs. W. L. Doudlah, Mrs. Fred Hucy, Mrs. W. H. Martin. Mrs. F. E. Toom ey, Mrs. Grant Raymond, Mrs. M. F. Horton, Mrs. Carney, Mrs. M. H. Symons, Mrs. Frank Parker, Mrs. H. W. Henrionett, Mrs. Fred Wilcox, Mrs. A. F. Larson, Mrs. J. C. Vande vert, Mrs. Louis Bennett, Mrs. W. W. Faulkner; Mrs. Chester Catiow, Mrs. J. B. Rudoll, Mrs. O. C. Heuklo and Mrs. T. J. Todd. Prise winners wore Mrs. Larson and Mrs. Martin. Lunchpou Miss Marjorle Henderson enter tained at luncheon on Monday at the Pilot Butte Inn. Covers were lultl for tho following guests: Mrs. C. 8. Hudson, Mrs. H. K. Brooks, Mrs. Walter Kendall, Mrs. Wallace lllril sall, Mrs. Phillip Brooks, Mrs. Hlrum Norton, Mrs. J. F. Falrlumb nnd Miss Margaret Fatrlamb. a Hard Tlmcti Party v Mr. and Mrs. John Busiell enter tained with a "hard times" party on the evening ot Saturday, March SI. Mrs. R. P. Mlntor and A. A. Horn carried away the first prises tor the best and most comical costume and Mr. Frank Inabnlt had his fatuous daschund to finish out his cost unto Many games woro plnyed und a de licious lunchoon wub served. Thoso present were Judge and Mrs. J. A. Bastes, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. H. Lamping, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Combs, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Mlnter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Innbnlt, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Powell. Dr. J. C. Sonos. Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Bratton, tho Misses Combs, Morgan, Bratton, Horn, and Floyd Lamping. a a Farewell Party Mrs. Fred Huoy and Mrs. D. A. Houstno will entertain Monday even ing at the homo of tho latter. In honor ot Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Bullock, who will leave tor tholr homo In Ana cartes. Wash. Five hundred will bo played during the evvulng. The In vited guests aru Mr. and Mrs. Clyilu Rogers, Mr. and Mrs, S. L. Annul, Mr. and Mrs. K. U. Houston, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Havard, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Prtnglo, of Anaeortos, Misses Iru Cook and Allro Ward, and Sam Bullock, Bryan Turner, F. Edward Bullotk and W. P. King. Wlley-WiMMl In tho presence ot only Ipimodlate friends und relutivns, Jumna it. winiy and Polly A. Wood wore married Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, at the home o( Mrs. J. H. Gooch, tha ring cereuiouy being used. Rov. J L. Peringor, ot tho Baptist church, officiated. Mr. und Mrs. Wiley vx pvet to muko their home In Bond. a a April Fool Party Miss Edith Bowley and Ruth Wright entertulnod Saturday even lug of lust week atttho home of Miss Bowley. Gamos, music ami refresh' inonts wore enjoyed during tho ovon ing. Tho guests woro Misses Anna Clarno, Kathorlno Orr, Elsie Horn, Lola Whllmoro, Nlta Whltworlh and Lydla Shorrer. a a a Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Bullock and son, F. Edward Bullock, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Houston will leave Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Bullock will return to tholr home In Anacortes, Washing ton, and F. Edward Bullock wll stop SUNDAY AND MONDAY The Ragged Princess A Winsome Story of a Waifa Adventures FEATURING JUNE CAPRICE SUNDAY MATINEE "DULCIES ADVENT UR E" MASQUED BALL I ceo, ovey RAND E A T R E The Difference Between Ethical Dentists and the KING BEE DENTISTS "Why lie about it?" says the Ore gon Journal in a recent editorial comment on the delinquent tax pub lication. In view of the actions of the Journal and some of its friends we suggest that they first answer the question as .to why they have lied. Why not intern Harry Lane along with the other Germans? Frldya at 1:13 was an unlucky time for the Kaiser. KANSAS FILM CENSORS ARE NOW ALL WOMEN The ethical dentists, according to their own ac knowledgement through eminent writers In their Dental Journals, say: "While we ethical Dentists create a demand for dentistry, we prohibit the pub lie from receiving our services. About all the Eth ical dentists have done to advance dentistry is to in crease our fees scarcely anything else. True, we have introduced new appliances for the practice of dentistry, and almost always the strongest argu ment for so doing Is that we can demand larger fees get more money from our patient. How can we ridicule the dentist who advertises reasonable prices and does good work when the Ethical Dentists edu cate the public to the need of dental work and then deny ft to them with prohibitive prices. Many a man who wants only value received will not patron ize the Ethical Dentist because of their exorbitant prices when they can go to dentists from our same colleges with worlds of experience and get the use of the most modern appliances and most skillful workmen and from fair men who want only legiti mate prices for their work. The Ethical Dentists write and read their paper and works, suggesting how we can raise our fees, telling what we are get ting for an operation, and complain because we can not get more, but our advertising dentist is doing most of the up-to-date work for the thinking public because they ere working hard to prove that the best dentistry can be and is done at reasonable prices." 1 The King Bee Dentists say that any ethical den tist who puts all his energy and endeavor to squeez ing the most money he can from his patients Is un worthy of his profession. We are told by the highest medical authority that Bad Teeth Mean Sickness. Disease and Death (By United Press to the Bend Bulletin) TOPEKA, Kan., . April 7. The new Kansas film censorship board Is made up entirely of women. In the personnel of the new board Gov ernor Capper has retained but one member of the old board, Miss Carrie Simpson, of Paola, and added two new members. . They are Mrs. J. M. Miller, of Council Grove, and Mrs. E. L. Shortt, of Kansas City. Of the 100 requests for appointments less than a dozen were from men. According to gossip, the adminis tration of tho board is to be anything but smooth if the censorship follows the line of the old board. The new censorship law, besides raising the salary of the chairman to $1800 and the other two members to 11500, permits the film compan ies to make appeals to the courts In stead of the old appeal board com posed of the' governor, the attorney general and the secretary of state. TOOTH TROUBLES Why Teeth Discolor and Decay. You know, despite all your brushing, your . teeth continue to decay. All you do and all you use fall to prevent It. The trouble lies in a slimy film you can always feel with your tongue. It Is so pro nounced that your teeth would feel harsh and rough without this germ-breeding film and yet It Ih this film that causes the decay. We do not Intend here to tell you why all of this, we simply say that with the above facts your teeth must and do decay. It is no longer prohibitory to have your teeth at tended to. The King Bee Dentists mnke It possllilo for all to have their teeth replaced or filled by ex perts of well-known skill, at prices within your reach. If you have already IobI your teeth wo can make you new ones that fit and look natural, or If you have some teeth of your own loft, we can re plane thoHe missing with solid ones true to life, as good as your own were or bettor, as they cannot decay, and will remain In position so you cannot remove them. Our price for perfect work In gold or porcelain crown and bridge work Is $5 per tooth, We expect and ask only a living scale. No Charge for EXTRACTION! When Other Work is ORDERED. Full Set of Teeth, upper or lower, $10.00 Gold Crown, 22k 5.00 Bridge Work, 22k 5.00 Bridge Work, porcelain 5.00 Crowns, porcelain 5.00 Fillings 1.00 Lady Assistant Always In Attendance. The King Bee Dentists BACKED BY 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. Over I'ostofflco, Bond, Oregon. DR. A. C. FROOM, Professional Manager. Hours: 8:80 a. ni, to 8:80 p. m. Humlnys 0:00 to 15:00 at BuntUs, whura ho will Join Urn aviation corps. Dinner Party Mrs. H. McliitoF.li entertained with an Easter dinner Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock, about DO of thn teachers of Bund.) Tables throughout tha rooms wuro prettily dvcorutod with carnations. Among thoM present weru Mrs. V. S. Francis, Mrs. C. J. Cat low, . Mrs. Halts Curded, Mis. Dolibs, und thn Missus Etta ("ano, Mao IMtchlo, Nora Livingston, I laid Thoraon, Allen Blackford, Hulh Ks bvnsoii, Inoi Putin, Alloa Johnston, Murgaret Downs, Union Manny, Ger trude Hunks, Mnbnl i.oroncu, Alice ltusmussnu. Helen O'Noll, Mlits Hmltll and Miss McCluy. . a a Flvo Iliimlreir Mrs. J. Elliott was hostess ut"r00" at her home Wednesday evening In honor ot -hur house guest, Mrs, Geo. F, Wilson, of Vancouver. Those pros sat woro: Mr, and Mrs, U. F. Mo Culloch, Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCul loch, Mr. and Mrs.. 10 . M. McGuIre, Mrs. M. ('en-ell and Mis. C. Whit field and Mlsa 8. Whitfield. Prlsns wuro awarded Mrs. Whitfield and Earl MoCulluch. a "Wrciilr." Kojwt The Juniors and Rnnlnrs of the high school guvo a "weonle" roust Thursday evening by tho river In Boulevard Addition. Tho following nut do up the party, chaperoned by Miss Inus Penu: Ituth Vundevert, Mario Vootl Margaret Thompson, Mary Hubbard, Pearl Miller, and Marlon Coyner, Culvln Smith, Craig Coyner, Lowell Henderson, Kohvrt Kullon and Merl Miller. . Murprlar. Party Kev. and Mrs. J. H. Brono were given a surprlsu purty Wednesday I evening at llio church by mimibms ' of tho congregation. Muslu and re freshments fill lowed the presenting of u gift to Uevuruiid und Mis. lltono. f Afternoon Mrs. frank Kelllhur entertained tho following ludles Inforuiully on Wednesday ufteriioon: Mrs. M. V. Horton, Mrs. N. K. Iloud. Mrs. lino, "i Oeury. Mrs. Juck Hill und Mrs. ltulplt Polndexter. The afternoon wus spent In sowing, after which dainty refresh ments were served. a a Klvf Hundred Tho members ot tho "BOO" club entertained tholr husbands at lint home of Dr. und Mrs. J. V, Vunde- vert. Trims full to Mrs. Vundeveit, Mrs. V. A, Forties and Elmer Ward and II. II. DoArmnnd. a Dinner Dunce Tliu regular Thursdiiy dinner tluneo at tho Pilot lluttu Inn was postponed until Haturday night of this week, I anil Is expected to ho well attended. a a Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Krotmert uav , as their guest. Mrs. Krounort's sis- lr, Mrs. K. H. O'llryan, of Chicago, a a a Five Hundred Mrs. J. C. Vandevert was hostess at tour tables of "COO" Wcdiiesduy af ternoon. Thoso present wuro Mrs. (Continued on paga 3.) IT CAN'T I1K HEAT I For f,0 cents, tha Wright Hotel ft o'clock Bunilny dinner. A few of the things spread before you: Young onions, rudlshcs. lettuce, ruiillflnwer. half doxeii kinds of pies home Hindu too, seven kinds of meut. You ur going to ho delighted. 13 103: Bend View PRICES: $100 AND UP TERMS: Rcasonsb.e We'll loan you money to build. BEND'S MOST SCKN1C RESIDENCE PUOl'KKTV Every Iot commands h view of the River, Mountains nnd City. Building restrict ions nccordintf to Locution. . SEK J. RYAN & CO. O'Kanc Bide- Phone 361 SHEVLIN PINE SOLD BY MILLER LUMBER COMPANY Phone 1601 Sash Factory Wood Bend White Pine Sash Co. Telephone 441 Mi Comfort by Night to Portland Vm mm mx mWm Wk I I 1 I I m Wk m MUhKIIIM IHIirail WY gULJIWIlsUMWII I IIV 1111 llli itsMirsr rcUTDM nornnu i imp UL.I1 1 una, uiiluuii a-ui Standard and Tourist feF SLEEPING CARS i Touriit Sleeper Daily Each Wsy STANDARD SLEEPER Leave Bend Monday, Wednejday, , . Friday. Leave Portland Sunday, Tueiday.Thunday.at 7:10 P, M. HOMESEEKERS' FARES Reduced round trips from Middle West to Central Oregon, the First and Third Tuesday of each month till December, inclusive. ROUND TRIPS From Missouri River St. Paul, Sioux City, etc $52.50 St. Louis : 55.00 Chicago 57.50 Prepaid tickets delivered by wire. Stopovors at nil points. 'Final nottirn Limit 25 Days. CALIFORNIA North UnnkRoail, and S. S. "Northorn Pacific" At your sorvlco for travol Information. J, T. HARDY, Trav. Kglit. & R. H. CROZIER, Asst. Onn. Pass, Agt., Iliind, Oro, Pass. Ant., Portland, Orn. Bond or ask for Oregon Trunk's Potuto Book.