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TUB I1KNO IIULI.KT1 S, DAILY EDITION, I1K.M), ORrXJON. WKIINKHIM V, MAY 0. 1017
PAGH a
The
Yellow
Pawn
The Twelfth Episode of
"The Shielding Shadow"
"The Stolen Shadow"
THURSDAY
May 10
1917 MAY 1917
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t OltlttJON Tltt'.VK Tit A I N
Arrives 7:20 a. to.
Lesvee p. ru.
O.-W. It. ft N. TRAIN.
Arrive 7:S5 p. in.
Leaves 7:25 a. in.
Al'TO HTAUK LINK HOl'TII.
Lotto 8:45 a. m,
ArrlVM D p. in,
At 'TO MN'KH.
Cars to Hum, Kurt Klninmli
Korl Ituck, Hllvor Lpko und
I other points south and south
ent.
POUT OrKICK IIOIR8.
General delivery open dully
8:30 a. m. to 0 p. m,
No tn n 1 1 distributed on Sunday.
NlRht train mull closes :1B
Dny train malt closes (1:30 a. m.
- TKI.KGItAI'll IIOl ltH.
Western Union, 8 n. m. to 9
p. n. Hunilny and holidays
9 a. m. to 10 a. in., 6 p. in.
to 6 p. m.
TELEPHONE IIOURH.
. Pacific Tel. Tel. Co. 24 hour
sorvlce. Including Sunday.
Bend in Brief
DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them Here.
TODAY.
Knights f ryfniuN, Hutlirr's Hull,
H p. ni.
'oimiicrrlul Club, I'llot lluttc Inn,
noon.
TIIIKHDAY.
A. V. & A. Mm Muminlc Hull 8
p. m.
FIIIDAV.
ItrlH-kuli IxmIkc, Hutlii-r'a Hull, 8
p. ni.
W. ). W., Council Chamber, 8
p. ni.
Ilentl ItlfloH, Emblom Club, 7:4.1
p. m.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
IS. I). Snnmlnn In In tlio city toduy
U from bla homo In Itlloy.
M, J. MorrlBon, of Hampton, Id In
tlio city today on business.
A, F. Oakormnn Ib a btiRlnoss vis
Hor In tlio city from DuriiB.
Mrs. J. W. ElkttB, of Crescont, Ib
visiting with frlomlu In Dond.
Mrs. W. L. Cobb loft lust night for
Portland to spond a few days.
. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Blanchard,
'of Rodmond, Bpont lunt night In
Bond. ,
L, Wlnkolman mid Mrs. Ooorge
Winkalman, of Sumnior Lake, are
spending the day In Bond.
MIbs Hnsol Btophona, of Boston, nr
rlvod In Bond laat night to visit 'with
Jior slstor, Mrs. Frank n. Prlnco.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Crow, of Port
land, motored to Bond from The
Paling today, and loft (IiIb aftronoon
for Burns. '
Mr. and Mrs, L. D. Mnglll roturnod
to Bond this morning nrtor a woddlng
trip to coast points. Thoy have tnk-
' on apartmonts at the Pilot Butte
Inn,
A stirriiifr. photo-tlniiiiii
wliicli relentlessly ex
poses the merciless meth
ods of the third decree,
combined with h sweet
und tender love story.
Featuring
Cleo Ridgley and
Wallace Reid
ALSO
FRIDAY
May 11
Mr. and Mm. U. C. Morgan, of
I-nko Arthur. New Mexico, have ar
rived In llrnd to inuko their homo
hurc. Mr. Morgun Is a member of
the New Mi'xlt'o bur, and Intends to
oi.'ii law off In thin city noon.
Fred N. Wallace l In the city to
day on business, from Tuinulo.
County Commissioner I,. K. Smith
was In Hend toduy from Redmond
to atu-nd the m-sslon of county court.
W II Hum Rproat, of tlio Deschutos
Nutloiml Forestry snrvlce, left thli
morning for Tumalo raiiKiir atatlon
to r'-nuuie hit work In the snow atudy
of the district.
AT THE HOTELS
The Wright Hotel. !
Tom Glore, Crookston, Minn.
Junii'H Warren, Portland.
M. J. Morrison, Humpton.
Tom Halo. Antelope.
I.. W'llkelman, Hummer Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wlnkolman,
Summer Luke.
P. J. Oullngher. Vancouver.
Hotel Coxy.
II. O. Nleman, Portland.
K. U. Samulmi. Riley.
.Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Illunchard,
Redmond.
U. A. Collier, Runt, Oregon.
I'llot Hut I Inn.
A. P. Oakerman, Burns.
Mr. J. W. Klkus, Crescent.
Mr. and Mra. W. Wheeler, San
Francisco.
Clay It. Cheney, Portland.
W. T. Youngblood, Portland.
F. A. Bernardo, Seattle.
A. II. Cunningham. Jr., Portland
A. 1). Winner, Portland.
W. K. McCormack. Portland.
J. T. Hardy, Oregon Trunk.
G. W. Ingram, Portland.
J. II. Yost. Portland.
II. T. McKenilo, Portland. '
L. J. Thompson, Portland.
Oeorge A. Patterson. Portland.
Mrs. W. H. Kahler. Portland.
Will Proctor, Seattle.
P. C. Storey, Portland.
COUNTY ItKCOKDH
State of Oregon to Franklo Pain
ter nnd Albert Taylor, certificate of
water rights.
Oregon and Western Colonization
Co. to Mabel Curtis, deed to lot 7,
block 30, Davidson's addition to Sis
ters. O. W. Tanaey to H. B. Ford, deed
to half of lots 3 and 4, block 18,
Kenwood.
I' n I ted States to Oscar W. Cruse,
patent to 320 acre tract In section
27, township 20 south, rungo 18 east.
N. P. Jordan to Dragon Mlrlch,
deed to lot 7, block 20, Park addi
tion.. O. W. Cruse to Charles Cruso, deod
to 320 acre tract In section 27,ttown-
smp i souiu, range id east,
A. R. Bowman to Samuel H. Da
vis, deed to 100 acre tract In section
8, township 15 south, range 11 east.
Central Oregon Title nnd Loan
Co. to Samuel H, Davis, deed to 160
acre tract in section 8, township 15
south, range 11 enst.
COl'RT AUDITS I11M.8
To audit county bills, the mem
bers of the Deschutes county court
met this morning In tho council
chambers of tho O'Kano building.
This afternoon a moetlng ' of the
school district boundary board was
scheduled.
In, aplto of the higher cost of all
foodstuff 8, moals at tho Wright are
still at the same old price. And full
grown meals, at that. 128, 32o
Tresnans nnftena fnr aftln nt ttiA
Bulletin office.
INCREASED LICENSE
LAW NOW IN EFFECT
To Insure Road Construction
Automobilists Should Vote
Fox. Road Bonds.
Many automobile owners are of the
opinion thut the luw Increasing the
license on motor vehicle Is Included
and mude a purt of the $0,000,000 roud
bund bill. In this they ure wrong.
The uutomoblle license was doubled
Ip the motor vehicle luw which was
unnoted by the last Legislature. It Is
now a luw. The Increased auUimobll
license will be In effect and will be
collected regardless of whether or not
the roud bond bill Is upprovud by tbe
voters at the June election.
Furthermore, the motor vehicle luw
contains a provision thut the mouey
raised from automobile licenses shall
bo available for road construction un
der the plan outlined In tbe 19,000,000
roud bond bill If the bond bill carries.
In other words, If the road bond bill
Is defenled, the automobile license
money muy bo used for otber purposes.
If the road bonds are approved, the
automobile owner bus the positive as
surance that the money derived from
the Increased automobile licenses will
be expended In building good roads.
Itemeiaber this: The automobile
owner will have to pay the Increased
license any way, regardless of the tat
of the 16.000,000 road bond bill.
A vote for the roud bond bill by tbe
automobile owner la a vote for tbe
expenditure of the automobile license
money, which has to be paid anyway,
In building a system of stutu-wliln per
manent highways as outlined lu lb'1
road bond bill.
In voting for the road bond bill, the
automobile owner will simply pave thi
way for the expenditure of license
money that be will be required to pay
In building serviceable hard-surfaced
roads In all sections of the stale.
Every automobile owner Is directly
and personally Interested In the-road
bond bill. In voting for that measure
bo will merely be asking that tbe
money bo will bo required to pay any
way shall be spent In building roads.
Tho automobile owner has everything
to gain and nothing to lose by voting
for tbe road bonds.
It Is safe to bet that tbe $6,000,000
state bonding measure will carry four
to one, and that the County bonding
measure will go through with a whoop
for the people of this county are over
whelmingly In favor of a bard surfaced
highway through the county. And why
shouldn't tbey bo In favor of these
measures when tho highway can be
obtained with slate and Federal aid?
Tillumookors know a good thing when
they see It, and no one need bo sur
prised that they are all Jumping op
the right side of the fence. We an
ticipate that those who are opposed to
the bonding the state and tbe county
for good roads will soon be advancing
the argument that we should go slow
on account of tbe war, so as to scar
pcoplo. It will not work, however,
for everybody knows that good roads
are the first step to preparedness.
Tillamook Herald.
Every automobile owner should vota
for tbe (6,000.000 road bond bill. The
license on all motor vehicles has been
doubled by a law passed at tbe last
Legislature and will have to be paid
anyway. If the road bond bill carries
at the June election, the money raised
from automobile licenses will be ex
pended In building good roads. If tbe
bond bill Is defeated, the money raised
from automobile licenses may be ex
pended for other purposes. For the
very same reason those who do not
own an automobile should vote fo;
the road bond bill. In doing so, tbey
will Insure the expenditure of tbe
automobile license money In road
building without adding one cent to
tboir taxes,
Mr. Automobile Owner: Your li
cense waa doubled by the last Legis
lature. You will bave to pay the in
creased license no matter what be
comes of the 16,000,000 road bond bill
at the special election In June. If the
road bond bill carries, however, the
money raised from automobile licensee
will bo expended In road building
Why not vote for the bond bill and
get some good roads?
SOME REA80NS FOR
FAVORING ROAD BONDS
Vote "Yes" on the 6,000,000
road bond bill at tho special
eloctlon June 4th.
Because Oregon needs good
roads.
Because a dollar's worth of 4
road Is assured from every dol-
lar expended.-
Beeauss every favorable vote
Is a vote to help pull Oregon 4
out of the mud.
Beeauie the state Is now
spending 14,000,000 annually.
without getting adequate re-
aulta.
Because all sections of the
state will benefit directly from
the roads to be constructed.
Beeause good roads Increase
real estato vaJues both In the
city and throughout the state.
' Because proposed bond issue
will provide good roads at no
greater cost than state is now
paying for poor ones.
BECAUSE! GENERAL TAXES
WILL. NOT BE INCREASED.
444 44 44444
LIHRARY CLUB WILL
GIVE BENEFIT DANCE
Heiirty Homl-off Will Hit Olven to
ten I ml Oregon ItwruUt luv
lug Friday Night.
The Library Club will give a ben
efit dunce tomorrow evening at the
Hippodrome. A hearty send-off will
be given tho young men who leave
Krlduy evening for Portland to Join
the urmy and navy. A rousing ad
dress will be given by It. P. Mlnter.
The recruits will be the guests of
tbe Library club, no charge being
mado for their admission. The ad
mission charge to others will be $1.
CALL Will WARKANTH
Notice Is hereby given thut funds
are available to pay warrants num
bered 007 to 786, both Inclusive, on
School ' District No. 1, Deschutes
county, (formerly District No. 12,
Crook county). Said warrants will
be paid upon presentation to the
undersigned, and interest ceases this
day.
H . J. OVERTURH,
Clerk of School District No. 1
127-1 32c.
Everything used to make a meal
at the Wright Is hlgherprlced than
ever, but the meals themselves at
the same old price. 128-32C.
STRATEGY OF THE BOER.
Ds Wet's Clever Escape Whin Himmld
In by the Enemy.
Or tbe three greut figures that emerg
ed on tbe Boer side lu tbe war of de
fense that developed after Ladysmltb,
llotho, De Wet and Delarey, Lie Wet
was the most Impressive. Ills face was
a study lu resistance, says Harold
Vpeuder In "General Hotba Tbe Career
and tbe Man." LooLUig on blm, one
could understand tbe fear tbat be in
spired In bis own men. But It was bis
schemes of escape, almost miraculous
In tbelr cunning, tbat perplexed an em
pire and puzzled a planet.
One evening after a long day's march
so be told us all bis wanderings
seemed to bave come to an end. Tbe
lights of the British bivouac fires twin
kled from every point of tbe horizon.
De Wet, as was bis wont, went apart
from bis men and sat alone In dumb
despair. Then there came to blm soft
ly one of those wonderful scouts wbo
served blm so well. Tbe scout bud dis
covered a slight gap In tbe British
Hues between two regiments that were
not quite keeping touch.
In a moment De Wet was on bis
feet. Wltblu an bour every burse's
foot was muffled with clotb or wool
and every wagon wheel was swathed.
Tbe Boer campllres weie lighted and
were left burning brightly. Then tbe
whole Boer force crept out through tbe
darkness of tbe night In utter silence.
penetrated the gap lu the British lines
and started on a new course of fugi
tive warfare.
Always a Way.
"1 in beginning to fear," said the
Rev. Mr. Goodman, "that I may be in
jecting too much humor Into my ser
inous. The congregation may fall Into
tbe bablt of neglecting to take me se
riously." "Ob, don't worry about that, dear,"
bis wife replied. "Whenever you be
gin to notice that tbey are not taking
you seriously Just ask them to raise
your aalary." Chicago Herald.
Eagtr Inquirers.
'Don't you think conundrums are
rather aUlyT
"No. We consider them very useful
when tbey keep tbe children asking
one another questions instead of send-
big their parents to the encyclopedia."
Washington 8tur.
The Difference.
The Imneciinlons It is lust as easy
to love a Klrl with monev as to love
one without it. Tho Heiress lint it
Isn't so eaay to get her. London Tit
Bits. Persian Houses.
Every Persian house is constructed
on a plan of secrecy. No windows are
visible from the streets.
Cettagss.
The term "cottage" was first applied
to a small house without laud In the
yeer 127B.
Fresh
Strawberries
Every Morning.
Also
Fresh
Vegetables
the best of
the season's
offerings at
F. Dement & Co.
Groceries it. Hardware
"Just a Little Better"
CAIUX) & M.WtTIX,
of the
WAlUmOHK,
having secured the services of ('has.
K. Mathers, who Is a frlst class, up-to-the-minute
cutter and designer,
urn now prepared to tun out strict-
I ly first class tailoring for gentlemen,
: at very reasonable prices. Call and
' examine our samples and leave your
measure, for a high class suit of
clothes. Adv. 128-133c.
Trespass notices for sulo at the
Bulletin office.
J. K. KNfJKItltKTHON,
l'Ll.MHINO AM) HEATI.VG
, 117 Minnesota Street.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
Jobbing Promptly Done.
$100.00 Starts a Home!
I will build hooM to suit, for II 00
down, UUanc In monthly payment.
J. C. HILL. CmMtmd, H.I.L
Fhoix Black 1S61
Stop at the New Houston Hotel
6th and Everett Kts., Portland,
Oregon. New Management
Phanu inj fluolor. Rata 50c.71t.tl OO
ltd tUO ptt day.
PILOT BUTTE INN
KAKBI2K SHOP
FRED ESTKS, - Proprietor
BEST SERVICE GUARANTEED
PLASTERING,
Concrete Work, and
Septic Tanks,
Brick Work, Chimneys
Bee C. P. Dan do, ULuclc 2032
Shoe Repairing
Done in a FIRST-CLASH man
ner, while yon wait. '
L. Goodman, opposite Baker's
Grocery.
White Angora Rabbits $3.00
a pair.
O. A. C. Wbite Leghorn
$1.50 per 15 eggi.
F. MONTGOMERY, '
Grandvlew : : Oregon
Bend Park Co.
Real Estate
Insurance
BOND and GREENWOOD AVE.
Oppoiile Wright Hold.
We invite you to call at our store or
phone and gel out pncea.
Then you will be. a steady customer.
H. P. Smith's
CASH
GROCERY
Stop at HOTEL HOYT
Sixth and Hoyt Sta. near Depot. i
PORTLAND. ORB. .
Flrepraaf. Newlj Decorated. Ratea I
75c to ti.ee. i
L. W. RIMES. Manasw.
MODERN TUITION
la all the Newest Daacea and
All the Favorites.
Mrs. Ethel Hulbert,
Call Hippodrome, B-361, or the Pilot
Butte Inn, 123.
FULL LINE
-of-
Hardware
Implements
Hunters' Supplies
Bend Hardware Co.
THE UNITED WARE
HOUSE COMPANY
Stent and Farwardlnf, General Com
salisMMi Merchants,
We carry OIL Gasoline, Sugar, F!.ar,
Bait Meats, Baau, Bacaa and Lard.
llt'HIXKHH AND PROFKKHIONAL,
Arthur J. Moore
Lawyer
Probate, Liens, Convey
ances, etc.
GENERAL PRACTICE
Lop; Cabin. Building
BEND, ORE. Phone Black 1411
VERNON A. FORBES
LAWYER
First National Bank Building
Bend, :-: :: Oregon
H. H. De ARMOND ;
" LAWYER
O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregon
DR. J. H. CONNARN
DENTIST
Of0c4 la Satbar Building.
Hour 9 to it, 1 to 6.
Sundays and evenings by
Appointment.
GEORGE S. TOUNO
Civil and Irrigation Engineer
V. 8. Mineral Hurreyor.
Room 12, First National Bank.
Building
OrCgOnTlfC Insurance Company
"CKCLlWrVlLY PniOO M"
How Office. Comer? Bi4).. PonrutNCft
ASHLEY FORREST,
District Manager.
Office phone Blk 1701 Baa, Blk X102
FREE CONSULTATION
DrrR, D. Ketchum,
Drngless Physician
Bonn. 9 to 12, 1 o B:30, or bf ap
pointment. SATHER BUILDING
W. G. Manning, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Suite 12-14, O'Kane Building
Tel. Block 1781 Bend, Ore.
DR. B. FONTAINE
Optometrist, Opticiaa
Located at
Larson's Jewelry Store,
BEND, OREGON.
DR. TURNER
Eye Specialist
of Portland
VISITS BEND MONTHLY
Watch paper tef Dates ..
or inquire of
THORSON, THE JEWELER
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Writers of all kinds of insurance. Old.
est Insurance Agency in Central Ore
iron. H. C. Ellis, First National Bank
Buildinc. Bend. Oregon.
Consultation and Examination Free.
NO MEDICINE NO KNIFE
All Calls Promptly Attended to.
DR. J. C. SONES
Graduate and Experienced
Chiropractor and Naturopathic Physi
cian. Phone 611. Office hours, 9 to 12. t to
S. 7 to 8. ..Office O'Kane Building-.
Room 6. Bend, Oregon.
Casualty and Surety
Bonds Furnished
D. L. WIGGINS
CENTRAL OREGON
PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
117 Minnesota Street.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
Jobbing Promptly Done.
HOUSE MOVING
I will take contracts for maVlng and
raising buildings, from the smallest to
largest. See L. BRANDENBURG, or
writ. Box 489, Bend, Oregon.
.- - Tinning and Sheet Metal
WM. MONTGOMERY.
Furnaces, Spouting, Guttering,
Cornice and Skylight
Repairing promptly attended to
Prices right, work guaranteed
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