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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1917)
rAGB4 TnK BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND. OREGON. Tl'KHDAY, AriUL IT, 1017 ysjrawwHtenni V r - fV' 1 5E.SSUE HAYAKAWA-. THE SGML OF KURA SAN 't (LASKY) Attend Theatre, Wednesday night, April 18, only. At the Movies Grand Theatre. "Hell Morgan's Girl", will be fea tured tonight at the Grand Theatre. The play already has attracted con siderable local attention. Dorothy Phillips, the versatile young actress, appears in the leading role of the -daughter of a" resort keeper on the jBarbary Coast, and her fidelity, de spite her training to her word. The play is exceptionally vivid, has some 'wonderful scenes of the San Fran cisco tire and earthquake and a very strong and interesting plot through out. The play will be shown tonight and tomorrow night. Bend Theatre. War on the firing line in Europe attracted a packed house at the Bend Theatre last night. . The pictures are all that they were heralded to be. The field covered by the feature is ex tensive and gives one a comprehen sive Idea of the vastness of the "European war at close range. They "will be shown again tonight. The brilliant Japanese actor. Sea sue Hayakawa. supported by Myrtle Stedman, will be seen tomorrow night only . at the Bend Theatre, in the Xasky production, "The Soul of Kura 3an." The story has to do with the ad ventures and tribulations of two poor Japanese lovers. They are not able to marry, so decide to commit ""shindu," which is dquble suicide, but when Hayakawa is offered a po sition in America they decide to wait until he has acquired enough money to return for his bride. , How Kora-San is wronged by" an .American artist, and how her sweet 'heart revenges himself on the artist's intended bride, goes to make a story '-swift in its action, unusual in its 'theme and startling in its originality. GIRLS PREPARING FOR WAR SERVICE 500 Live Under Rigid Army Disci plineRed Cross Nurses and Doctors in Charge. . (By United Press to the Bend Bulletin) WASHINGTON, D. C, April 16. With girl rookies from 25 states pres ent in khaki, the annual spring en campment of the National Service 'School the women's Plattsburg opened here yesterday. The girls are equipping themselves for war service. More than 500 young women ans wered the roll call as Mrs. Hugh L. Scott, and other leaders of Wash ington society reviewed prospective """rankers" who will serve their coun try. . --. Over half the regiment are girls 'from out of town; the Pacific states, the south aid the middle west being well represented. The girls will Hve under rigid army discipline, sleep in army tents and for 20 days "taste the luck o' the army." Dally instruction In "the arts and crafts of war" will be given by army officers, and doctors and nurses of the army Red Cross. All girls are warned against bring ing any jewelry or other valuables into the camp. The official outfit Is: 1 khaki coat and skirt, 1 army flannel blouse, field hat, blue necktie, blue hat chord, laced tan boots. Personal be longings are limited to one suitcase and a handbag. The encampment, which Is official ly endorsed by President Wilson and the army, has attracted countrywide attention, as has the Plattsburg camp for men. Students who attended either the National Service encampment last year, the second school in San Fran cisco, the third at Lake Geneva, Wis., or the fourth at Naragansett Pier, R. I., are eligible for the post-grad- uate companies, which will take up diet, camp cpokery and like work. SPRING PLANTING DIRECTIONS MADE Cabbago for Karly Hupply Hhttuld lie Planted This M. fr Later Vse, In July. ' Ily Carl Yrtxtinait, (Assistant Secretary of Agricul ture. Member National iCinorgonvy Kooil Garden Commission.) WASHINGTON, I). C April 17. Cabbago plants should bo purchased about the middle of April. Tliov should bo sot two foot apart It of the small variety. Tobacco dust should be sprinkled over thorn as soon as sot, to keep off tho cabbago louse. The plants should be sot deep. In July or August tho plants can bo set tor tho wnter supply. Tho amateur probably will find the bush lima ban the best. Tho ground should be well warmed tot those. They should ba sown In rows two and a halt foe, apart and tour THE KAISER'S PRAYER Gott, Gott", dear Gott, attention blease. Your pardner, Vilhelm's here. Und has a vord or two to say Into your brivate ear. Come near, dear Gott, at once, Und listen veil to me For vat I say concerns me much, Meinseif und Shermany. You know, dear Gott,' I vas your friend, -Und from mein hour of birth I let you all der heffen have. Vile I ruled o'er the earth. Und ven I told mein soldiers Of bygone battle days, I gladly sblit der glory Und gift you half der braise. In every vay I tried to prove Mein heart to you vas true, Und only claimed mein honest share In the great deeds ve do. You could not hat a better friend, In sky, or land or sea, Den Kaiser Vilhelm, number two, Der Lord of Shermany. So vat I say, Dear Gott, is dis. iDat ve should still be friends. Und you should help to send mein foes To meet der bitter ends. It you, dear Gott, will dis me do, I'll nothing ask again, For efermore, Amen. Und you und I vill bartners be I Frank H. Parsons. C. S. HUDSON, President ' U. C. COE, Vice President E. A. SATHER, Vice President. E. M. LARA, Cashier L. G. McREYNOLDS, Asst. Cashier- B. A. STOVER, Asst. Cashier The First National Bank OF BEND, BEND OREGON. War Financing , Inventory of the nation's assets for perparedness has dis J closed only one satisfactory item. -The financial system is competent and the banks are ready. There are no soldiers, but there Is great wealth. There Is a shortage of guns, but a surplus of dollars. -' Ships must be built in the navy, but the banks are in .commission. . THE MILITARY SYSTEM MUST BE RECONSTRUCTED, BUT THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM IS WORK INO. . . . Men must be trained for the army,, but the men who handle finances are already skilled. THIS BANK IS A MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RE- SERVE SYSTEM. ..... IADWTISEMENTS YOU GET WHAT YOU WANT WHEN Y0UASKF0B1TH FOR SALE pOR SALE 900 rods now hog and rabbit fence, at a bargain. Will trade for Bend property. Inquire Bulletin. 51-'11.13p poit SALE Upright Grand Rich mond piano. Inquire United Warehouse Company. 52-lltfc poll SALE 60-egg Incubator, han ds bathtub, and rhubarb roots. 530 Roanoke Ave. 63-'ll,'15p poll SALE High class fancy work and art objets, from the stock of Miss Ida Burmeister. Call 605 Flor ida Ave. 46-110ttc. pOK HALE Pair field glasses, worth $21 for $15; might con sider trado. Inquire Freight office. 41-110p pOR SALE Tillamook calves. Sec H. A. Gosney, Log Cabin Barber shop. 47-110, 116c pOK SALE Three solid oak rockers nearly new .very cheap. Colo rado avenue, back of Portland hotel. A. J. Cole. 39-109, lip pOR SALE OK TRADE 640-acro relinquishment, for house and In. In Bend. Inquire T. it. Barclay, Carmody Bros. 36-01.10;) pOR KALE Cosy 4-room bunga low, adjoining Slievlin-Hlxon mills; $200 cash, balanco easy month ly payments. Inquire Guy 11. Wilson, O'Kane Bldg. 97tfc. pOR HALE First class cafe, well located, doing good business. In quire Bulletin. 93tfc. pOR HALE OR TRADE Nino-acre orchard in Rogue River Valley. Adress Box 388, Bend, Or. SStfc gl.NGER HEWIXG MACHINES A $3 payment places one In your home. The Bend Furniture Co. 79tfc pOR SALE Two lots in Northwest Townslte Company's Second Ad dition (west of the river, near Shev lln mill); price $150, easy terms, Ap ply abc, Bulletin office. tf FOR RENT pOR RENT Modern house, five rooms ana uain. inquire c to. Richardson. 43-110tfc pOR RENT Two unfurnished a, rooms. Inquire over B. W. L. & P. office. 41-ll,12c pOR RENT New four-room house, and furniture for sale at a bar gain. Address Box 349, Bend, Ore. 36-09tfc pOR RENT Two now throe room plastered ' houses, half way be tween PoBtoffice and mills. Inquire 946 Delaware, or chief of police. 21 104tfc yy ANTED The Bulletin- will pay caBh for clean cotton rags. tf LOST SPRAYED Bay horse about 16 years old, weight about 800 lbs., branded on left shoulder. Tom Sears, McKinley Mill. 98-22p WANTED WANTED Teams for con struction work. Bend Employment Agency, 49-llltfc RANTED To purchase thorough bred Barred Rock cockerel, from a good laying strain. J - ,D. C. Thomas, Fort Rock, Oregon. 38-10,16c RANTED Waitress, two hours dally; twenty-five cents per hour, including two moals. Club Cafe. Inches apart In the row. Spring onions arc desirable, and a start van 'bo madv with these as soon as tho ground Is ready, l'lant a third once a week for throo wooks, about one-half an Inch dunp. The rows should bo foot apart. Thin to four Inches apart In tho rows when the plants are tour Inches high. Pull tho onions In the tall when tho tops begin to fall over, and leave thorn on tho ground until thoroughly dry, thun store them In a cool place. April lottuco may ho sown early In tho open ground. Do not cover them moro than a quarter of an Inch. Tho solid head varieties muy bo sown early In Muy. When three Inches high, thin out to four Im-hos apart In tho row. For tho tublo, cut out ovory other plant. Most exacting of all plants Is tho tomato. Tho plunts should be trans planted to the garden about Muy 20 to Juno 1. Sot tho plants in rows 18 inches apart. l'lant.' them 20 inches apart In the, rows. As It grows, all sldo branches should bo removed and tho main stem tied to a stako. ELECTRIC COOKING DEMONSTRATION Tho Bond Wator, Light & Tower Co. has concluded arrangements with tho Westorn Elocrlc Co., Inc., of Portland, and .tho Hughes Electric Heating Co., manufacturers of tho Hughes Eloctrlc range, to conduct a sorios ot demonstrations beginning Wednesday, April 18, and lasting un til Saturday, April 21, at tho Bond Theatre. Each afternoon from 2:30 until 4. o'clock, numerous and dainty viands will bo cooked electrically to show the superiority of eloctrlc cooking over coal, wood or gas. Iu commenting on tho field that this city presonts for the promotion of this economical and sanitary method ot preparing the meals, Mr. Cooley, representing the Westorn Eloctrlc Co.. said, "The people of Bend are to be congratulated on be ing ablo to enjoy electrical cooking rates from their power company that enables them to cook by the uso of electricity as economical, if not at less cost than coal or wood. Wo do not promote the electric range in territories having a cooking rate of Oregon Maps Showing Auto Roads Electric Lines Dechutes County Post Offices Prepared by Rand-McNally Co. MAC1LL& ERSKINE ...The Store That Will... You May Uho Our I'll bile Phono Tonight Hell Morgan's Girl Grand Theatre over four rents per kilowatt, and It Is Indeed a pleasure to conduct educa tional work In a community wlioro tho ratos aro as low as at Demi. "Your cooking rato here Is throe cents per kilowatt for the first 100 used, and onn cent for all over 200 kilowatts used during any month. "Bond has made a deep Impres sion with me. Everything appears new and up to date, new residences aro to be seen wherever ono looks and I cannot help but fool that tho ludlos will want to know all about tho mod ern way of conducting their kltolion by conking electrically." Tho new Western Klnotrie I'orUblo sewing machine, recently advertised In the national tnugiulnos, will also bo shown. This muclilno weighs but 23 pounds, ran bo carried from room to room and placed pn tho lop shelf when not In use. An electric motor and control aro embodied In Us manufacture. Under Nw Management MELVIN C nKDIENT.Proprirtof THE APPLE BOX FRUIT S FRESH VECETAB LES BERRIES IN SEASON FARM PRODUCE WE DELIVER TO ANY PART OF THE CITY 1031 BOND ST PHONE BLACK 01 Ladies! The ladles of llend aro cordially Invited to attend an Klucrlcal Cooking Demonstration to bu held at tho BEND THEATRE Wednesday, April 18. to Saturday. April 21, Inclusive. Koch afternoon from 2:30 to 4 p. m. .MUM. I'. It. WATSON, DomeMlr NHeni l.l , will prepare different menus each duy, on the, funimis WESTKIIN KLKCTKIC HirOHKH RAXCIK. Thu rooking rates at ileud mnko electric rooking more eroiionilriil than other fuel. A f lua cake, cooked electrically, will lie given awuy each day. Bend Water Light & Power Co. You'll Surely Find It Here PHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TO THE BULLETIN Phone 56 , Quick Results Logan's Fresh Chocolates, Taffy, Carmcls, Fudges, lWw Hons, maile every day. SPECIALLY PACKED BOXES A rKATURB. A Pleasant Hour AT BILLIARDS AND POOL. Cigars and Tobacco, IImI Llnaa. Metropolitan CHARLES CAItllOLL Transfer Light and Heavy Hauling Phone 221 Pioneer Auto Stage & Truck Co. PROMPT SERVICE ALWAYS WE KNOW HOW. Cf An! 1 H. CA TO ' L-b J MERCHANT TAILOR . NEW SPRING STOCK JUST TUESDAY ARRIVED! and IInveyourClothes(mado Inllond) SATURDAY Cot Lo"8 nnd Flt" Bowor HIPPODROME Ph.ne. Red 1411 CARL JOHNSON TAILOR SKILLED WORK at Reasonable Prices Fit and Workmanship absolutely guaranteed. Lawrence Building, 733 WALL STREET ones Dairy CLEAN MILK AND CREAM. Milk for Infants and Invalids a Specialty. Phone Black 1531 AUTOS FOR HIRE 'special trips a specialty BUSINESS-PLEASURE Call Black 2091 or Pilot Bulla Inn... 1 23 R.Q. BLACK WELL 44-llOp
