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THK IIKNH HIIXKTIN, DAILY KDITION, 11KNI, OHKUOX, FKIIt.W, iVSK I A, 1IUT
NINE FROM H. S.
fxfmpt
TO BE
GRADUATES ALLOWED
TO TEACH.
Ktuto Examination!! for Deschutes
v Teachera (o Bo Hold in lU-nrt
Juno 27-20 Examination
Schedule Announced.
ThA nina ffrortiintna Trnm Inn
" " "
high school this year will not be re
quired to talie the teacher examina
tion for one year, five year, and life
certificates which will be given in
Send, June 27, 26, 29 and SO.
The graduates of this department,
according to J. Alton Thompson,
county school superintendent, are
qualified to teach for the coming
year. If successful their first year
they may be again recommended by
the county superintendent tor an ad
ditional year of teaching before they
will be required to take the exam
ination for state certificate. Those
who hold life certificates and grad
uates of the state normal school do
not have to take examination.
' Three of the high school graduates
"have already secured schools for the
coming year. Marie Brosterhous
wil lteach music and act as supply
teaoher in the Bend city schools. I
Gertrude Reynolds will have charge
of the lower grades In Metollus.
r I antes xuuuiuu uno uch t m
ed to teach the Young school east
of Bend.
Examinations for those whose cer
tificates have expired will be held
In the Bend high school auditorium,
June 27, 28, 29 and 30, for Deschutes
county teachers. An average of 75
will be required in 11 subjects for
the one year certificates, an average
of 85 in IS subjects for the five year
permit, and an average of 85 in 24
subjects will be required for life
certificates. ' All grades which have
previously been passed with a grade
of 90 per cent ' heed not be taken
again, according to Mr. Thompson.
The examination schedule has been
announced as follows:
"Wednesdayr-forenoon, u. S. his
tory, penmanship, drawing, music;
afternoon, physiology, reading, man
ual training; composition, domestic
science, methods in reading, course
of study for drawing, methods in
arithmetic.
Thursday" forenoon, arithmetic,
history of education, psychology,
methods in geography, mechanical
drawing, domestic art, course of
study for domestic art; afternoon,
grammar, geography, stenography,
American literature', physics, type
writing, methods in language, thesis j
lor primary certificate.
Friday forenoon, theory and prac
tice, orthography, ' physical geogra
phy, English literature, chemistry,
physical culture;- afternoon, school
law,, geology, algebra, civil govern
ment. Saturday forenoon, geometry, bot
any; afternoon, general history,
bookkeeping.
BEST IS INSPECTOR
' The Deschutes county court In ses
sion this morning appointed Woody
Best, a stockman of Harney, inspec
tor for the county to act until a per
manent inspector is appointed by the
governor. - ,
By an Oregon law of 1915, the
power of recommending stock in
spectors for appointment by the gov
ernor is vested In the Oregon State
Horse and Cattle Association. Mr.
Best will act until some action is
tn ken hv the flasnclatlnn.
The court is going over the Bend
' Tumalo road this afternoon with
George S. Young, county surveyor.
Several changes may be made, elim
inating dangerous, turns and stretches
of road where- the view ahead is ob-
sirucieu.
C. S. HUDSON, President
U. C. COE, Vice President
E. A. SATHER, Vice President.
E.
L.
B.
The First National Bank
OF BEND, BEND OREGON.
THE FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM HELPS YOU
IT WAS CREATED, PRIMARILY
To help the Business Men and Farmers,
"' To provide plenty of currency at all times,
To effect a steadier supply of credit.
The system merits the support of all good citizons; it
must have yours in order to reach its full development.
You cart secure the benefits of this great system and at
the same time assist directly In developing it by deposlt
. ing your money with us.
First National Bank
. ' Member Federal Reserve System.
Special Extraordinary !
Moosehcart Pictures
Sunday Matinee!
Purity, Aid
i
R .
M 6l7TAA
6 REELS
One for All
SHOWING MOOSEHEART LIFE AND ACTIVITIES,
' AS THEY ARE TODAY.
MOOSEHEART Supported by over 700,000 Moose. Over 400 children now
being cared for. A picture of unusual Intorcst. All interested in educa
tional and philanthropic activities.
MOOSEHEART THE MECCA OF MOOSEDOM.
MOOSEHEART The World's Greatest
stitution. These pictures ran three days to crowded houses at tho Sunset
Theatre, Portland. Come, you can not afford to miss this.
These pictures will be shown at the GRAND THEATRE,
Sunday afternoon at 2:30, for the benefit of this great
institution. Admission, 25 cents.
C
A WORLD PICTURE
BRAOy MADE
ETHEL CLAYlbAI
ki
rn M '
H0LBR00K DLINN W v
in niaaen jcur
At Bend Theatre, Saturday
At the Movies
Bend Theatre.
Without a doubt, one of the very
best photoplays ever offered at the
Bend Theatre has been obtained for
" "'" -
Inee programs. It is the most recent
of the much-talked-of Brady-Made
World Pictures and features the pop
ular and talented stars, Ethel Clay
ton and Holbrook Blinn.
This couple have scored a number
of successes together in recent World
releases, but their work In the pres
ent story, "The Hidden Scar," far
excels anything they have so far pre
sented. Both have roles to portray which
call for the keenest dramatic finish
as a slight over-drawing of the char
acterization given them would an-
M. LARA, Cashier
G. McREYNOLDS, Asst. Cashier
A. STOVER, Asst. Cashier
' X rCc
and Progress
r. f s
6 REELS
All for Oho
Humanitarian and Vocational In
3
night and Sunday matinee.
duobtedly make the entire piece ap
pear ridiculous. That the reports
of the play have all been so very
favorable,, shows the- amount of
thought the stars devoted to their
parts.
With an exceptionally strong
theme chosen for the plot of the
story, the masterful manner In which
each succeeding complication has
been presented and the unlooked-for
"nillW.h" U-hlf.fi ma.lra 1 1. 1, .lima.
are gure t0 be appreiated by every
thoughtful audience. It will bo
screened at the Bead Theatre only
on Saturday night and Sunday mat
inee.
tirwul Theatre,
Coming up. at the Grand Theatre
Saturday's matinee and Saturday ev
ening is Charley Chaplin, In one of
his latest and best comedies, "Tho
Cure." Can you Imagine Chaplin
ever getting cured of anything and
staying cured. Well, It may not br
that he Is cured, but he is ridded
cf the freshness, the attitude this
comedian Is capable of acting to the
finest point. Chaplin goes In true
form in this picture. With "The
'Cure," Is again to be seen Mrs. Ver
non Castle, the superb star of the
famous Pathe serial film, "Patria."
Beatrice Fairfax will be seen In an
other flue film tomorrow.
Tho Presbyterian Guild benefit will
be seen again tonight Alice Joyce
and Harry Morey, In "The Courage
of Silence." A special program Is
also to be given at this performance.
COYOTES COME SLOW
County Clerk's Office Keen No In
crease, at $3.00 Bounty;
i
. The number of coyote bounties
has not shown a noticeable Increase
since the bounty was raised from
$1.60 to 83.00, according tb Miss
Whltmore, deputy In the county
clerk's office.
The increased bountv l nM nntv
on hides which have been taken since
AMI.
whole hlilo lie l rem Kht to the clink's
office. Tho lieiul will no longer lie
cut off tho lililn ns heron, but tliu
feet will lie cut liistoiul, which will
not diicrenso the value of (ho skin
to tho tanner.
J. U. Murphy, of Ilend. brought In
11 hides this week which he hud
tnkmi In the MIHW'iiii Valley district.
Ct'lehrato In Ilend July 4 and S.
NOTIt'K KOK I'rill.H ATIO.N
Department of tho Interior, V. 8.
Land Office at Tho Dulles, Ore
gon, Juno 11, 1917.
Notice Is hereby given thnt Clifton
L. Eviiiib, of Ilend, Oregon, who,' on
January 81, 1912. miido Hoinestond
Entry No. 08884, and on Muy Br
1914, nindo addltlounl Homestead
Entry No. 013184, for NK , 8nc. 9,
and NW(4, Section 10, Township 20,
South, Range 14 Kitat. Vlllamotto
Meridian, has filed not loo of Inten
tion to mako final three year proof,
to establish claim to tho land abovo
described, before II. C. Kills, U. 8.
Commissioner, at Ilend, Oregon, on
the 19th day of July, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Elinor K. Culllson, David K. Rog
ers. Krod 0. Klger. Levi V. Smith,
all of Rend, Oregon.
II, FRANK WOODCOCK.
161-S8p. Register.
CLASSIFIED A1V KHTINKM KNTK
FOR SALE
poll K.ll.K Knur year old Guern
sey row, iresn. u. i.. iii-ikkh,
1012 Bond street. 320-b l.C:ip
poll KAI.K lee hex and scroen
doors, at i.iiiio nniK nnataurani.
326-61p
plt MALE !IooIit Cabinet, al
most new, chiffonier, rockers,
dining chairs, oil cook store, Oster-
moor mattress and springs. 723
Hill St., near Dr. Vandovert's.
321-li0,Clc
,Ht S.M.K Five room house, lights
and water; a bargain. Apply
143 Congress. , 316-69. 65p
pOlt KAI.K Small apartment houso.
cheap, or would trade for second
hand car. Inquire Bulletin. 313-G8tfc
poll HALF; Modern six room houso
with bath and electric wiring
complete, easy terms. Aleck Maync,
955 Ogdcn avenue 803T57W:
pOR HALE Two lots In Northwest
Townalte Company's Second Ad
dition (west of the rlvor, near Shev
tin mill) ; price $160, easy terms, Ap
ply a be. Bulletin office. tf
TO EXCHANGE
fO TUADi: 130 a month; Income
property for light auto. Calf
Bulletin. 322-l'60tfc
ft) TRADE 80 acres of Irrigated
land, S miles from Bend, for city
property. Write Box 326. 2S3-49ttC
WANTED
WAKTKD Man wantm position as
cook for small outfit., of ZS mnn,
You'll Surely Find It Here
THE LIFE
of a shirt depends large
ly upon the way it is
laundered. Laundered
by us, a shirt will test
twice as long.
Our wagon will call in
the morning.
Phone us, Black 311
BEND LAUNDRY
Transfer
Light and Heavy Hauling
Phone 221
Pioneer Auto Stage &
Truck Co.
l-ROMPT SERVICE ALWAYS WB
KNOW HOW. .
CARL JOHNSON
TAILOR
SKILLED WORK
at
Reasonable Prices
Fit and Workmanship
absolutely . guaranteed.
Lawrence Building,
733 WALL STREET
r-
Final Clearance of all
Ladies' Suits, Wool
Dresses, Silk Dresses
and Wool Skirts
Ladies' Suits 33 1-3 off Marked Price
Ladies' Silk Dresses 33 1-3 off Marked Price
Ladies' Wool Dresses XI 1-3 off Marked Price
Ladies' Skirts 33 1-3 off Marked Price
THE BALANCE OF OUU LADIES' WOOL
COATS AT HALF-PRICE
Kayser's Lisle Knit Union
Suits
Kayser's Lisle Knit Union Suits $1.15 $1.25
Kayscr Lisle Knit Union Suits 65c 75c suit
Kayser Ribbed Vests 30c 35c 40c ca.
Other Vests 10c 12ijc 15c 20c 25c ea.
Dove Undermuslins arc here exclusively.
STOP AND
DUE
R.OTHERS
TOE DEST PLACE TO
or less.
Inqulro XYZ, Bulletin.
310-58, 60.03c
yyA-ITEl) Cilrl' to assist with housn-
wors. inquire jiuiiihiii. ut'mii
Yy.NTKI )o"d, competent girl I
or womRii ior KPiinrai wiusuwwrR,
first-class references necessary; good
wages. Inquire 820 Georgia Ave.
17-'41tfc
UfA.VT!KI Young, wo matt to. keep
dooks; worn rwuio.iiiuui. umto
hours In morning. HuffRuhmldt-
Dugan, Tel 111. 741. 324-6 t.2u
LOST
OhT ntihy's white- silk crochet
Donnui; ami. uhiit ul uua-uuaK'
colored gloves,. In front of Ma
Bride's. I'laaso return to Mr. B,
Ferrell. 323-6 t.6!c
PHONE
Keel 661
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j We Clean, Block and lie-
Dance i ym old "r
i Panamas a Specialty
Tuesday and
Saturday Nights H. CATO'S
HIPPODROME
Dyeing, Cleaning and II
rie.ky'.rVc.o,. Hat Works
1008 Bond Street
HOTEL ! Carlson & Lyons
' ALTAM0NT plumbing..
iaw a raiiivri l a & m:ATN(;
Is still tho Homo Hotel of
Plumbing and Hunting Hiiiillim,
BEND ltath Kooin ActooHKorlos, elo.
OcmmI Meals ut all time Pipe, Valves
Regular Meals 35c a,,d Fittl,,s
Kxtras if desired j PHONE KF.I) 1501
- - - - 1 ' - - - - I
I lTones Dairy j
II clean milk Phone
Wand cream. I 561
. A THE BEND BULLETIN
Milk for Infants and
Invalids a Specialty. for Cood Pnnbag
I Phone -Black 1531 ' ' . :
SHOP AT
TRADE AFTER ALL
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Kor the wn-k brtflnnlnu Jumt
ltu t wilt wake the following
prlrf on repair work:
Men's Half Soles ..$1.00
Ladies' Half Soles.. 75c
New I !eeb . . . . 23c Ac 50e
and otlutr work In ruiurtlMn
at
The Shoe Hospital
North Wall Street
Wood
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May zi. A new ruling requires the
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