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DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll Fin J Them litre.
I KID AY.
Hons of Norway, Hut Iter's llnll, H
o'clock.
WiMKlmmi of Ihn World, Council
('linnilM'rs, H o'clock.
(Viitrul lailMir, Trndr nml I'urm
rnt' Council, lionn I'luo Temple, 8
'orlock,
' HATI'lllAY.
Hrnd Automolillo Chili, IMIol Itultc
Inn, 12 in.
lied Cross Assoclm Ion Dunce, at
mnr lU'iiil (JnruK'i Wall HI., H i. in.
Central Oregon Field Day, begin
nliiK :! ut lt-nd.
Hl'NDAV.
Ilenil vs. IVIncvllle, ut llcnd, Hull
I'urk, II p. in.
Tl'KHDAY.
Hcd Cross, Membership Coinnill
lee. Commercial Club room, O'Kiinc
liulldliiK, II o'clock.
AMUSEMENTS.
TONIGHT.
Clrnnil Theatre,
Penny Ilyliiud, In "Her Right
to Llvo"; iilno vuudnvllln.
llenil Theatre.
Robert Connoss and Mabel
Trunnllo, in "Tho Mnrtynlom
of riillllp Strong," and "The
BblnldliiK Shadow.'
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
4j. C. Oohlnr, of La Pino, Ib In tho ety
today.
Mm. I. Sob war! ii, of Burns, arrived
In Bond liiBt night.
Mm. J. J. Mulloy, of Ilrothera, Is
npnmlliiK tho day In nend.
BIIsb Dnndmoml, of Bllvor LaUo,
In a visitor In tho city today.
Hy'J. Williams In spondlng tho
day In Ilnnd from IiIh homo in Rllcy.
.' K. II. Ruffo and Mm. Mary Bonn,
of Alfalfa, wora in lloml tblH morn
ing. Frod A, BhonqulHt,.ot Dig Mend
' own, In nttondlng lo IiiihIdohb matters
j, In Bond. ,
Gilbert D. Brown, supervisor of
tho Fremont National Forest, was in
MISTAKE "
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llmiil today cn rouln to I'orlluiul.
Erie llostulutid, Karl Russell und
I). Mnurlro Huiilur, of Mllllran, upon I
yesterday ufternoon In Bond on land
business.
Tim public library linB rocolved
Ihn "l.lfo of Alirnlinm Lincoln" by
Nlcolny & liny, donulnd by a group
of Porllinicl men.
V, I). Arnuy, of Mtidraa, Jefferson
county iissessnr. In In Hmid today
Kullii-rliiK timber iliilu nt the offloo
of Forest Supervisor Hustings.
Dr. George H. Von Waters, Episco
pal missionary, who wai to linrn
postponed bin vIhII until tlio 27th
postponed his vlnlt until tlio 26th,
when ho will spcuk In the evening
at tlio Masonic hull.
Mm. A. C. I. urns him received
word that her son, Kulph, ban punned
an exceptionally fino physical exam
ination for fireman In tlio navy, and
left Portland for Bremerton, via Se
attle, early In tlio week.
Mr. Mlnnlo llradway, who bun boon
here for tlio punt two weeks attend
ing tlie closing of tlio estate of hor
uncle, thn lata K. M. WriKbt, left
litis morning on hor return to her
homo In Kreuiont, MIchlKnn.
Word bun boon received here of tlio
death at Hanann, Idaho, on May 0
of J. N. Byram. Ilia widow, thrco
sona and a daughter aurvlvn. Mem
licra of tlio family formerly llvod
biiro, all now residing at Hansen,
Idaho, with (ho exception of J. N.
llyrnm, Jr., who la at Frulllnnd,
Washington.
AT THE HOTELS
Tim Wright Hotel.
C. E. Traut, Portland.
Victor Dlckoy, Portland.
Mrs. a. W. Orlpton, Crcacant City,
Calif.
W. Chamborlaln, Vancouver.
W. C, Donovun, Portlnnd.
Illiss Deadmond, Bllvor Lako.
Mm. Mnbal Lynch, Loom Vista,
Oro.
Mrs. J. J. Ilnlloy, Ilrotherg.
J. A. Talbert, Cliickumas.
Mr. and Mm. H. P. Tlmm, Port-'
luiiil.
Churles Sbaudn, Portland.
P. S. KIiik. Dry Lako.
Mrs. C. A. CokbwoII, Portlnnd.
R. J. Wllllnnm, Hlley.
K. T. McMullnn, Portland.
II. L. Ueohtol, Saddle llutto.
Hotel Coxy.
Fred A. Shonqulst, Big Mondowa.
W, D. Arnoy, Mndrua.
L. PeffoVlo. llokor.
W. C. Moblny, Portland.
Pilot llutlo Inn.
'Frnnk Woodnrd, Portlnnd.
Ell Katz, Chicago.
O. T. Ward. Spokane.
R. V. Klnnoll, Portland.
C. E. Allkovy, Portland.
Mm. I. Schwarts, Durns. .
F. H. Rydor, linker.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Gilbert D. Brown,
Lnkovlnw.
F. M. Kennody, Portland.
J3. F. Cbenoy, I.akevlow. .
11. E. Andorson, Bcnttlo.
Iai;ry C. Huntor, Portland,
V. T. nickasnn, Spokano.
II, N. Hicks, Portlnnd.
M. Aronsou, Portland.
C. Oahlor, ha Pino,
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Mitchell, Klam
ath Falls.
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BUILDINGAN ARMY
Infantry the Base Upon Which the
Service Is Reared.
THE MAIN FIGHTING FORCE.
Upon tha Numerical Strength of the
Fool Boldlara Daptnda (ha 8li of tha
Other Branch, Vital Importanc af
Industrial Rasourcss,
In every army of Ibe world the foot
soldiers, or liifuutry, form the main
fllfbtlng force. All other branches of
(lie service are organized in ratio to
the atrenirtb of (be Infantry. Thua
the number of cavalrymen enlisted de
peuda upon the numerical strength of
the Infantry organization. For tbla
reason let u consider the numerical
units by which Infantry atrengtii la
estimated.
Flint there Sa the squad made op of
eight men uuder the command of a
corporal. A platoon made up of Ave
squads and comprising from forty to
flfly men I under the command of
sergeant or lieutenant A company
comprlalug (wo, three or four platoons
la' under the control of a captain. A
company's roll contains from 80 to
20(1 men. Four companies moke up a
battalion under the command of a ma
jor, while three butlullous form a regi
ment led by a colonel. Three regi
ments form a brlundo uuder the com
mand of a brlptdlcr general, and
tlireo brigades make a division. Three
dlrlidoiiM, If they represent various
branches of tho service, ore grouped
Into corps or field army. The divi
sion Is commanded by a uinjor general,
as Is also the field army.
"The army" In Its entirety consists
of as many, field armies aa a country
In able to muster, plus the entire mili
tary organization and Its accessories.
There are a few slluht differences be
tween the cavalry and Infantry organ
izations, for the Infantry company In
cavalry terms becomes a troop and the
Imitation becomes a squadron.
In the artillery branch of the service
(here ure several suImIIvUIoiis. At the
present time we henr much about the
coast artillery, which Is mado up of
Died or Htnlloiiary cannon, net In bat
teries nuide up of I wo or more guns
within proper fortifications at various
strategic points where they may ef
fectively opiHise navul attacks. Artil
lery for fortifications is of a character
similar to coast artillery. Blego guns
are of as heavy rnlllier or power as
the guns used In fortifications, but are
mounted so thst they may be moved
by motor power or train from one
point to another. Field, horse and
mountnln artillery are exactly what
their names Imply the mobile adapta
ble guns of an army.
Buch aro tho three main "arms" of
tho army. Tho smallest unit In which
any two of these arms aro Joined Is
the cavalry brigude. which sometimes
rontnlns light artillery. Thua we may
call the brigade tho largest "unmixed"
unit, while the division Is the smallest
"mixed" unitthat. Ii the smallest
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unit msdo up of Infantry. I"" ua
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The n vers ko strength of a field army
or corps throughout tho world Is be
tween 30,000 and 40,000 men. The
Held army Is supponed to contain rep
rescn (nt Ion from every branch of the
army organization and to be ablo to
act as a complete and lndeiwndcnt unit.
Virtually every activity of civil life
la represented In the army organiza
tion, either on Its tecbulcul or admin
istrative side. The more one delves
Into army organization the keener be
comes the appreciation of the neces
sity of proerly classifying every civil.
Ian of military age. (bat In emergency
be may lie called forth to serve bis
country In that capacity In which he
Is best fitted to give the highest re
sults. Every tradesman, mechanic, la.
borer, professional man. artist or poet
can be fitted Into the vast organiza
tion wheel In aucb way that bis vo
cation or avocation will be turned to
bla country's advantage. .
Ware are no longer entirely decided
on the Bring line. They are, rather,
struggles between the resources of na
tions, and that country possessing, the
greatest industrial stamina is almost
certain to win, provided It has rea
sonable representation of arms In the
Held.
Tho private soldier, standing at the
bottom of the army stairs, has nine
steps to climb before be arrives at Uie
top a general, tils first promotion la
lo corporal and the next to sergeant
De Is elevated to these grades by bis
regimental commander. The next step
to a coinmlasloii liearlug the presi
dent's name was formerly tho most
dllllciilt to negotiate, but It Is now fair
ly easy to Lake for men who honestly
liosscss tho qualities necessary to make
the right kind of officers. After bo be
comes a second lieutenant time and
opportunity will give the soldier bis
first lieutenancy and later a captain
cy. Next be becomes a major. Di
rectly above the major stands the lleu
teuant colonel, who is one grade below
a colonel. At the top, for final reward,
la a general's star.
Easy as the ascent seems to the lay
man, a superficial examination of the
factJ will prove it a difficult climb, but
by no means a forlorn hope. Richard
Smith In Leslle'a Weekly.
Trespass notices for sale at the
Bulletin office.
MRS. CUNNINGHAM
HEADS COMMITTEE
Mrs. R. C. Cunningham has con
sented to act aa chairman of the
membership committee of the Bend
Red Cross and has appointed as the
other members of the committee the
following: Mm. Sadie Lucas, Mrs
N. G. Davis, Mrs. H. M. Grelner, Mrs.
J. H. Haner, Mm. K. Dement, Mrs.
Oorry Horskttte, Miss Ida N'lswon
gor. Miss Cora Bates, A. Whls-
nnnt. Mrs. Clyde McKay, Mm. O. A.
Thorson, Mrs. Knute Nelson, Mrs.
E. . Wilson, Mm. E. P. Brosterhous.
A meeting of the committee will be
held on Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock, at H. J Overturf'B office in
the O'Kano building.
Wood
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Every Lot commands a view
of the River, Mountains and
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according to Location.
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NWKK TO TAX IMYKItH
Notice la hereby given to property
owners In Deschutes county that all
records necessary for the ascertain
ment of the amounts due in taxes
fur 1916 and previous yeara have
now been transcribed from Crook
county tax rolls and are available in
my office In the O'Kane building.
Bend, Oregon. All who have not
yet paid the taxes now due are
urged (o make payment before Sat
urday, May 26, and avoid further
penalties and Interest. Any who
have not received statements may ob
tain them by calling at or writing
to my office.
8. E. ROBERTS,
137-145c Sheriff.
SOCIAL.
Don't forget the Ladies' Aid social
Thursday evening, May 17, In the
First Lutheran Scandinavian ehurcb,
at 8 o'clock. Public Invited. Adv.
PET ALUM A HATCHERY Estab
lished 1902. Can ship day old chicks
to points reached in three days. Five
varieties. We challenge the hen.
Free circular. L. W. Clark, Peta-
luma, Cal. 127-27, 64c.
$100.00 Starts a Home!
I will build s houM to suit, for tlOO
down, balance In monthly payment.
J. C. IIII.U Caacada HoUL
Phone Black 131
Stop at Ihe New Houston Holel
6ih and Everett Sts:, Portland,
Oregon. New Management
PUnu anJ EltaHer. Ram 50c. 75c, 11.00
mni SI JO atr aa.
PILOT BUTTE INN
BARBER SHOP
FRED ESTES, - Proprietor
BEST SERVICE GUARANTEED
PLASTERING,
Concrete Work, and
Septic Tanks,
Brick Work, Chimneys
. See C. F. Dundo, Black 2002
Shoe Repairing
Done in a FIRST-CLASS man
ner, while yon wait.
L. Goodman, opposite Baker's
Grocery.
WLite A njfora Rabbits $3.00
a pair.
O. A. C. Wbite - Legboras
$1.50 per 15 eti.
F. MONTGOMERY,
Grandvlew : : Oregon
Bend Park Co.
Real Estate
Insurance -
BOND and GREENWOOD AVE.
Opposite Wrignt Hold.
We invite you to call at our store or
phone and get our prices.
Then you will be a steady customer.
H. P. Smith's
CASH.
GROCERY
Stop at HOTEL HOYT
S'xth and Hojrt Sts., near Depot.
PORTLAND, ORB.
Fireproof. Newly Decorated. Rates
75c t. 11.00.
L. W. niMES. Manaser.
FULL LINE
of-
Hardware
Implements
Hunters' Supplies ,
Bend Hardware Co.
THE UNITED WARE
HOUSE COMPANY
Bt.rac and Forwarding, General Cos.
BAlaslon Merchants.
We carry Oil. Gasoline, Surer, Flair,
Salt Meata, Haau, Baeaa and Lard.
lllimiNKHS ANI I-KOKKHHIONAL
Arthur J. Moore
Lawyer
Probate, Liens, Convey
ances, etc.
GENERAL PRAITICE
Log Cabin Building
BEND, ORE PboM Black 1411
VERNON A. FORBES
LA Wy BR ;
First National Bank Building
Bend, :: :: Oregon
H. H. De ARMOND
LAWYER
O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregon
DR. J. H. CONNARN
DENTIST
Office In Bather Building.
Hour. 0 to 12. 1 to 6.
8undays and evenings by
Appointment.
GEORGE 8. YOUNG
Civil and Irrigation Kngineer
IT. S. Mineral Surveyor.
Room 12, First National Bank
Building
QrcgOnTtfC Insurance Company
"cxcLuervct.v pncooN--Homk
Offics. Conaarrr Buia.. Portinc
ASHLEY FORREST,
District Manager.
Office phone Blk 1701 Kea, Blk 2102
FREE CONSULTATION
Dr. R. D. Ketchum,
Drogless Physician
Hour. 9 to 12. 1 to 6:80, or by ap
pointment. SATHER BUILDING
W. G. Manning, D. M. Dn
DENTIST
Suite 12-14" O'Kane Building
Tel. Black 1781 Bend, Ore.
DR. B. FONTAINE
Optometrist, Optician
Located at
Larson'B Jewelry Store,
BEND, OREGON
DR. TURNER
Eye Speciaiial
of Portland
VISITS BEND MONTHLY
Watch paper (or Dates
or inquire ol
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
Building, Bend, Oregon.
Consultation and Examination Free.
NO MEDICINE NO KNIFE
All Calla Promptly Attended to.
DR. J. C. SONES
Graduate and Experienced
Chiropractor and Naturopathic Physi
cian. Phone 611. Office hours, 9 to 12, 2 to
8, 7 to 8. ..Office O'Kane Building,
Room 6, Bend, Oregon.
Casualty and Surety
Bonds Furnished
See
D. L. WIGGINS
HOUSE MOVING
I will take contracts for moving and
raising buildings, from the smallest to
largest. See L. BRANDENBURG, or
write Box 430, Bend, Oregon.
Tinning and Sheet Metal
WM. MONTGOMERY.
Furnaces, Spouting, Guttering,
Cornice nnd Skylight
Repairing promptly attended to
Prices right, work guaranteed
J. E. ENGKURETHON,
PLUMBING AND HEATING
117 Minnesota Street.
Estimates Cheerfully FurniBhed
Jobbing Promptly Done.
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