THE BEXD nTJIXKTIN, DAILY EDITION, MCND, OREGON, HATI'IUMY, MAY 111, IOIT
Hippodrome
One Week Commencing
MONDAY, MAY
lie Big Quaker Shou
High Class Vaudeville
and Gomedy Drama
Complete Change of Program Nightly. The Show that
is Different. Admission Monday Evening FREE
The Oldest Lady and Gentleman in the
Hippodrome Monday Evening will Each
Be Given a Valuable Present.
Children Not Admitted Unless Accompanied by
Parents "
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TrlEGLOKI OF THE IlMIOrl
Al Kf JDVf r MARRV MORFY
ANO AN ALL iTAS, VlfAbRAPH (AIT
Coming to the Grand Theatre Thursday and Friday nights
under the auspices of the Red Cross Association. Ad
mission 25 and 50 cents.
At the Movies
. Grand .Theatre.
'George Walsh will be seen In a
brand new role in a brand new film,
"The Mediator," . at the Grand
Theatre Sunday night and Monday
night. It is a western drama that
3s full of action and different with
'quaint humor; a story of a man who
.loves peace so much that he is will
ing to fight for it.
Henley (Walsh), is a miner in a
western town. . He shoots the bully
f the town because the bully insults
him for ordering soda pop. He goes
to a mining town, quells a strike.
beats up the bully of the village,
thwarts robbery of ore, and reeon-
nflfia a man .Mtiaail fmni tlta U'lTA
'The play has many excellent features.
Tonight Mrs. Vernon Castle will
be seen again in "Patria," With a
Beatrice Fairfax comedy.
Bend Theatre.
Jane Grey and William Desmond
will be seen tonight and at Sunday
matinee in "The Waifs," and Fatty
Arbuckle will disport In "His Wife's
Mistake," at the Bend Theatre. This
triangle bill is a good one.
Sunday and Monday evenings,
"Doug" Fairbanks will frolic in his
usual form in the riotous comedy
production, "The Habit of Happi
ness," This human thunderbolt gets
to going in fine style In this fea
ture. The 'Keystone players will be
seen Sunday and Mondnv nl?hts also,
in "The Bath House Blunder."
Hippodrome.
The amusement loving public will
be pleased to hear that the big Qua
ker Comedy Company has leased the
Hippodrome for a 6 day stay in the
city. This company consists of 12
C. S. HUDSON, President E. M. LARA, Cashier
U. C. COB, Vice President L. G. McREYNOLDS, Asst. Cashier
B. A. SATHER, Vice President. B. A. STOVER, Asst. Cashier
The First National Bank
OF BEND. BEND OREGON.
Federal Reserve System
The
Financial Gibraltar of America
.War or no war, the Banks of the Nation are firmly en
1 trenched on the hills of prosperity, with their vaults
jrull of munitions to withstand whatever attacks may come
People may rant about our national unpreparcdness, but
do you know of any nation or people under the sun bet
tor prepared FINANCIALLY?, ' .
. ' ifTbe-First National, BanK.'of Bend, is a member of the
.v. . .. Federal Rpserve System.
peoplo, each a star In tholf tfno 'of
entertaining, vaudeville and comedy
drama. In sterling qualities holding
forth during their stay here. The
first night, Monday, will be free.
This is done in order to ahow the
skeptical ones that the management
has firm confidence as to the merits
of his people in pleasing the public.
The oldest lady and gentleman la
the audience Monday evening will
be given a valuable present. Chil
dren will not be admitted, unless
accompanied by their parents.
Womanhood" Coming.
"Womanhood" Is the supreme rev
elation of the three noblest passions
In a woman's life, nightly called
"the Love Epic of the Screen." It
depicts the love of a maid for a man,
the love of a mother for her child,
and the love of a woman for her
country.
So vivid Is the story so gripping
is the intensity of the action that
It "conveys to the mind and hoart
emotions so vital and thoughts so
powerful that its presentation will
leave Its Indelible impress on your
memory.
"Womanhood" is the film of the
hour, and will bo seen at the Grand
Theatre Thursday and Friday nights,
under the ausplccs of the Red Cross
association.
At a time when the big world
movements are converging to a
greater democracy, this highly dra
matic spectacle will be a moulder
of sentiment of the country, an In
splrer to the people, and perhaps the
mightiest force to strike homo the
Imperative needs of the moment. .
NATIONAL I, AIM) II IIOARI
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by the President, by and with the
consent of the Senate.
The measure gives drastic power
to Interfere In labor wars, but wit
not attempt to prevent labor of Its
prerogative to cease work individ
ually or collectively, or to prevent
amployers discharging men.
By preventing the possibilities for
decrease In wages, or of other labor
ing conditions. It is thought that
the cause for strikes would bo re
moved. The proposals made by the
bill are similar to recommendations
made by the President In February.
' THE WRIGHT HOTEL
will serve a 6 o'clock Sunday dinner,
CONSISTING
of Chicken and Dumplings, seven
kinds of Meats, Apple Dumplings
and Real Cream, Shrimp Salad,
Young Onions, Radishes, Lettuce,
Spinach, String Beans All for 60
Cents.
CALL FOR 1HI)H.
Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned up to 6 o'clock,
Thursday, May 24, for the moving of
tho present High School building
to the back side of tho present site.
Full Information may be had by
calling at the office of Lee A. Thom
as, architect, In the O'Kane build
ing. H. J. OVERTURF,
Clerk of School District
139-143C No. 1.
Trespass notices for salo at the
Bulletin office.
NOTK'K Will ITIH.H'ATION
Department ot tho Interior, V. 8.
Land Office at Tliu Dullua, Oro-
gon, May 7, 1917.
Notice Is huruby given that John
W. Scott, of Tuumlo, Oregon, who,
on April 8 19111, made Desert Lund
Entry, No: 010159, for Lots 1 and 1,
Section 8, Township It South, Kanga
11 East, Willamette Morldian has
filed notice ot Intention to muku final
throe-year proof, as In lid, esses,
to establish claim' to the land above
described, before II. C. Ellis, U. 8V
Commissioner, at Bond, Oregon, on
the 16th day of June, 1917.
Claimant names at witnesses:
Tboo. M. Post of Tunialo, Oregon;
Nathan Henderson, ot Tunialo, Ore
gon; James I). Donovan, ot liend;
Oregon; Alexander Levoreni, ot Tuni
alo, Oregon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK.
131-15Cp i; Reg Inter.
NOTK'K TO CKKIUTOItH
In tho County Court of the Stuto ot
Oregon, for tho County of Des
chutos. In tho matter of tlif Estate ot F.
M, Wright, docoused.
Notice is horehy given by tho tin-
dnrslgnod, tho duly appointed, qual
ified and acting administrator of the
estate of F. M. Wright, deceased, to
the creditors and all persons having
claim against tho said deceased or
said estate, to present them, verified
as required by law, within six months
after tho dute ot the first publication
of this notice to tho suld administra
tor at the office ot his uttornev, Chas.
W. Ersklne, In tho' old Lara build
ing, on tho corner ot Wall and Ore
gon streets, In Bund, Oregon, the
same being tho placo for the transac
tion of tho business of said estata In
said County and State.
Dated this 10th day of May, 1917.
P. H. DENCEIt,
Administrator ot tho Estate ot F.
M. Wright, Deceased.
FOR SALE
poll BALK Kxeelslor motrorycle,
1914 model; prlco $75. G. W.
Horner's store. 201-38. 40p
poit HALE One-halt acre of the
best view properly in Kenwood,
$350. Soo M. II. Symons, the jewel
er. I8I-38.99P
pOlt H.M.K New refrigerator, sin
gle and double harness. Phone
Rod 91. 194-38, 40p
poll HALK Largo cooking stove,
with hot water reservoir; as good
as new. L. Goodman, Stoats Plata,
next to red barn. 20-J?e
poll HALE Ford runabout. In
quire Mrs. Inez Pence. 13I-24ifc
poll 8A LB Large gasoline tank,
cheap. Inquire Bulletin. tf.
pIt HALK Household furniture,
practically new. Inquire 642
Arizona, corner Bond st. I9J-I7,33p
poll HALK Built up fire insurance
business, with heavy renewals, at
GRAND
Theatre
SUNDAY 7
and e
MONDAY ?
GEORGE WALSH
IN
"The i lediaior"
A story about a bully subduer, strike
queller. Real western picture.
COMING
ALICE JOYCE
IN
WOMANHOOD
Thursday and Friday
nominal cost. Must lie respoimlliln
parly, llox 406. 192-37tfc
poit HALK Furnished tent for sale
cheap, In Park addition. Inquire
Mrs. Prince Stauls, 49 Jefferson
PI. 190-37.3p
Poll HALK Two lots In Northwest
Townslto Company's Second Ad
dition (west of Iho river, near Bhov
lln mill); prlco 11 GO, easy terms, Ap
ply a tic, Bulletin ofllee. tt
pOR HALF: Steel range, used four
month, at one-half of cost. Inquire
Rm. . O'Kano Bldg. 183-3f.tfr
FOR RENT
plt KK.VT A neat cottage. In ex
change for services as cook for
slnglo man. Apply at this office.
205-39p
pU KENT Modern five rouin
liouwi. Inquire C. V. Hllvls.
ea-uattn
WANTED
pill ItK.Yf Two furnlnhed batch
ing houses; rnntrul; free water,
17 per month. T. W. Todd I
I9fl-3M0p
MXTKI) jtly to wmIi dishes or
mnkn , bed. C:iwule Hotel,
I'luuie Hint 1351. 204-38. 39n
tJA.XTKI Engineer, with tSGO. to
take half lute rent In a iimnifnc
tiirlng proposition; Its p-r day for
a good num. Money secured. Ad
dress 1 X L, Bulletin. ' IHK-37tfo
WAN TED Comp'itnnt girl for gen
oral house A or 4 ). i ii u ro LjIIii-
tin. .r,f.-aotfi
pjtt KENT Furnished room In
now, modern house, on west side.
Gentleman preferred. Inquire Bul
letin. 189-37.390
pOR nEN r Four room flet; lava-
tnrv ntifl ntnnlnr u'nLnr' hnjiA-
ment. electric HgjU: price 112.50
por BRontn. auki larger not ior no.
S. Mnrasakl. Hastings Addition.
KS6-25tfc.
W'AXTKD Man and wlfo to cook
on hum; good warjefc Dnnd
Km! foynient AKoi.af- ttl-22tf
LOST
JJHT Pair ot gold rim glasses, in
black rase; round I'-os, Finder
ptrasa rc' urn to Bullntiu.
203-3S,.19p.
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of a shirt depends large
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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Saturday Nights
A Pleasant Hour
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Transfer
Light and Heavy Hauling
Phone 221
Pioneer Auto Stage &
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Pads
1 5c lb. ' ,
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We Clean, Block and lle
tiim Old Hats
Panamas a Specialty
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Hat Works
1008 Bond Street
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TAILOR
SKILLED WORK
at
Reasonable Prices
Fit and Workmanship
absolutely guaranteed.
Lawrence Building,
733 WALL STREET
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ones Dairy
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