The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 23, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 2 Tin: hkxi iu i.i.ktix, daily tuition, mkxd, ohkgov, ha h un w, jiwk a:i, 11117 7S325HEPi2E! ,7 Sunday in Bend Churches LOVE AND WAR BcncSotietij Are tli4 two force which vie with each other for upremacy in the Mm. Gcorfro Young Hostess Mrs. Goorgo Younge entertained with three tables of five hundred Friday afternoon at her home. High honors were awarded Mrs. A. Han son and consolation to Mrs. 'Donald Stewart. ThoBG present were Mrs. C. M. Uedfleld, of' Deschutes. Mrs. Donald Stewart, Mrs. H, M. Greiner, Mrs. Elmer Ward, Mrs. Louis Ben nett, Mrs. Ashley Forrest, Mrs. J. C. Vandevert, Mrs. Alfred Hanson, Mrs. V. A. Forbes and Mrs. H. H. DeAr mond. Delicious refreshments were served. Kensington Mrs. W. R. Speck entertained Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. G. A. Yokum, the occasion being Mrs. Yok urn's birthday. The after noon was spent in sewing. The fol lowing guests were present: Mrs. L. D. Wlest, Mrs. H. M. Greiner, Mrs. Walter Coombs, Mrs. W. -C. McCuiston, Mrs. O. C. Henkle, Mrs. H. B. Ford, Mrs. H. G. Farris, Mrs. L. A. W. Nixon and Mrs. A. G. Pow ell. Dainty refreshments were served. Five Hundred Three tables of fit hundred were arranged at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Anderson on Wednesday evening, when they entertained the following: Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hen kle, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Farris, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. W. Nixon and Mr. and Mrs. Guy McReynolds. Mr. Nixon won first prize and Mrs. McReynolds con solation. Delicious refreshments were served. . Supper Pnrty Mrs. H. E. Allen entertained Mon day with a supper party for the pleas ure of her house guest. Miss Hazel Lorence, of Monmouth, Oregon. Cov ers were laid for the following guests: Miss Hazel Stevens, Miss Grace Ward and Miss Hazel Lorence, and Paul Hosmer, B. A. Stover, Frank Prince and the hostess. Miss Marion Lawrence entertained ClirlKtliiit Kcloiice. Musculo hall. Sunday, 11 a. m Subject. "Is the Universe, Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Fores?" ' Mid-week service, the first and third Wednesday of each nior.ln at 8 p. ni. Itiipt 1st Church. Tell o'clock, a. in., Sunday school; 11 a. m., morning worship and ser mon, the subject being "The Varta gnted Orchard"; 7:30 p. ni. Christian Endeavor; 8 p. m. evening service, of song, sermon and baptism. These are the last services of the presont pastorate. J. L. PER1.NGER, Pastor. Christian Church Sunday school at 10 a. m. Com munion, 11 a. m. Social service to follow. Christian Endeavor at 7:30 p. m. We wish to announce that Bro. H. C. Berry, of the Cearn Park Christian church, of Portland, will commence a four nights' meeting on Monday, June 25, at 8 o'clock. Bro. Berry is an able speaker and lec turer. Public cordially invited. Meetings place, Kenwood sohool. COMMITTEE. BULLETIN INCORPORATES SALEM, June 23 Articles of In corporation of The Bend Bulletin, Bend, Oregon, have been filed with the Corporation Commissioner. The stock of the new corporation is placed at $15,000, fully subscribed. The incorporators are G. P. Putnam, D. B. Putnam and R. W. Sawyer, all of Bend. With the change of business form to a corporation It is further an nounced that R. W. Sawyer, who has managed the business for G. P. Put nam for the past two years, has be come a part owner. Mr. Sawyer is secretary of the corporation and will continue as general manager of the business. WILLIAM FOX PHOTOPLAY "THE LOVE THIEF" Which Features ' GRETCHEN HARTMAN and ALAN HALE It i'a tale of life on the Mexican border, and the fight one woman makee for a min'i affection.. THE WRIGHT HOTEL will serve its usual Chicken and Dumpling Dinner at 6 o'clock Sun day evenine. together with a whole a few friends informally Monday ev- lot of good things, among ening at her home. Music and danc ing were enjoyed during the even ing and dainty refreshments were served. - Red Cross- Dance A dance will be given Monday ev ening at the Hippodrome for the benefit of the Red Cross. Tbe mem bership committee of the society are in charge of. the ticket sales. ' Miss Pearl Higtitower, of Ray mond, Wash., arrived Friday morn ing and will be tbe guest of- Mrs. E. M. Lara for a short time. Mrs. M.2. Downs, of Seattle, is vsiiting at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. H. K. Brooks, and Mr, Brooks. . Study Club- Mrs. A. F. Larson will entertain the study Club Monday afternoon at her home. Strawberry Shortcake and Cream, all for 50 cents. Adv. them Real PRISONER HELD J. Christian, apprehended here last night by Sheriff S. E. Roberts, is being held for Sheriff Knox, of Prineville. Mr. Roberts took Chris tian in charge following notification from Prineville that a warrant had been sworn out for the arrest. (t Her Father's Station" A Two-Reel Fox Comedy with Anna Luther in the leading role. GRAND THEATRE SUNDAY kfrl rm.- r n n ii-ifWftm rmr iirni ii i u 1 i iiiww n a'i ill i i m'l i ii iii mil 1 1 1 1 1 iM r 1000-MEN, WOMEN AND H0RSES-1OOO MXNTORTKNUTS 20 TUMBLEHS 40 ATHLETES 40 CYMNASTS MBi,Hto 300 HEAD Or N0ISCS 1 00 RARE Wlli ANIMALS ACRES Or TENTS 1 0.000 SEATING CAPACITY Mil tPECIlCtUI MATOIIIH CLOWNS 41 I EQOC5TK1ANS 20 EQUESTRIENNES 20J AEMAUSTS MR UAPERS20 Rare and Complete Zoological Collection, US&r&VSa ,e3t vV CPU .. J turned hlra Into a worklngman with He swung his sword and the crowd a gun and uniform, and If there's : fell back, not knowing his purpose. through the air anything more dangerous for a des potic monarch or for any king who thinks he rules by Divine Right than a lot of workingmen with guns, the worried little man who hus been planting potatoes in the garden at Tsarkoe Solo would like to know about it. The coat may make the man, but the uniform doesn't always The steel flashed through the jaud a crowd of thousands of people behold, for tho first time in Russian history, the sight of a Russian Cos sack killing a Russian pullccmnn. The crowd cheered with delight. Tho cry went up, "Tho Cossacks are with us! The Cossacks are with us!" This one Incident. It Is believed by make the blindly faithful a soldier, some, marked the turning of tho tide XO WOMEN'S RIGHTS BATTLE IX RVSSIA (Continued) from Page 1.) expect them to take tbe places of the professionals. This expectation went wrong in Russia. Tbe uniform and tbe gun did not change the work lngman Into a soldier. They only This is one of the newest discov er Irs in the history of Russia. There was one brilliant second that stormy afternoon of the revolu tion when this fact, that the uniform doesn't make the soldier, dawned on the Petrograd crowd that was cry ing for bread near the Finnish rail road station. A policeman struck a citizen with a club. Nearby was a group of Cossacks on horseback, with knouts and swords a grim sight to a Russian crowd. But out from the group dashed a Cossack; he was as terrible looking as any Cossack could be; he wore all the terrifying Cossack garb, gift of the Czar, his face was black with the Cossack resolution which the Rus sian people fear. against the Czar, i It developed af terward that the Cossack with the sword was a fanner from the Cos sack district. Tho crowd soon learned that almost every uniform was only the disguise of some citizen like themcelyes. The rest was easy. (Continued Monday.) NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land Office at The Dalles. Ore gon, June II, 1917. Notice Is hereby given that Clifton L. Evans, of Bend, Oregon, who, on January 31, 1912, made Homestead Entry No. 09834, and on May 9, 1914, made additional Homestead Entry No. 013184, for NE, Sec. 9, Fit Tm of Thoreuchbrxl Harm Pre loc liupectton II til Urim. SmpoHs Educmted Equina Exhibition. High School IMonmgo Horoom ml rfm) mtiaimr. MAGNITUDE. MERIT AND MODERNISM. UrUtsxJ for Edge line nd Enttftilninf . STUPENDOUS. CUTTERINO CTDCCT DAB HflC WILL LEAVt THE M'JUCKN, KAL-filUliiuriU W MliNWIj CKOUHDS AT IU O'CLOCK AND PASS THROUGH THK PRINCIPLE STREETS. Ovor ft Mil In Lontlh tmi brtlMtnt In ipUndof , This should h sn h(hr th j Ya X ln mi fc .30 n m. It tn h i X .... rn.rn.mm wa. x i Hp i hhiiiimh ikii iiiiixiiif iHiHinni Ah Ik . - ft Show Ground. Kus 0'Ii ItlhttKrilHnorHtt OUDIOtUnlbinM ' sn inc ervunai . mi BEND. Wednesday July 4 and NW'4, Section 10, Township 20, South, Range 14 East, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Inten tion to make final three year proof, to establish claim to tho land above described, before II. C. Ellis, U. 8. Commissioner, at Dend, Oregon, on. the 19th day of July, 1917. Claimant names as witnesses: Elmer E. Culllson, David K. Rog ers. Fred O. Klgor, 1-evl V. Suilttu all of Ilcnd, Oregon. II. FRANK WOODCOCK. 161-88p. Iluglatnr. FIRE WARDEN NAMED J. D. Bowman, of Sisters, has re ceived appointment as deputy dis trict fire warden for this district, working under the State Forestry Board. Mr. Bowman succeeds J. H. Haner In this position and will have his office in Bend. ERROR IS LIST In the list of donations to the Red Cross fund in yesterday's Bul letin the Skuse Hardware Co. was credited with a donation of 15. This amount was an error. The Skuse Hardware Company gave $50 to tbe fund. THE WRIGHT HOTEL will serve its usual Chicken and I Dumpling Dinner at 6 o'clock Sun day evening, together with a whole lot of good things, among them Strawberry Shortcake . and Real Cream, all for 50 cents. Adv. WE WILL TAKE YOUR ORDER FOR Engraved Cards and Wedding Announcements Larson & Co. , The Sign of tbe Big Clock OKKCON STREET Do You Need Dental Work? Have You Money to fay For It? IF NOT, WE WILL CARRY YOU If you pay cash, a liberal allowance will be made. You cannot afford to allow your teeth and health to go unattended. t For any who cannot pay all cash, we will arrange to allow you to pay a small cash payment and treat and attend to your teeth until you can pay the balance In payments. Our office is equipped with all modern appliances for first-class and painless work. Efficiency is our motto. Each operator makes a specialty of a certain class of work. Consequent ly he becomes expert and skillful. We do not claim to be as good as others, but we do claim TO BE BETTER, and do better work and for less money than any private or ethical dentist can do, SATISFIED PEOPLE Are sending their friends to us every day. WE ARE ABLE TO WAIT ON ALL WHO COME. It is not necessary to wait weeks and months and go bick time and again as you do when patronizing the Private, Ethical, Society, or Trust Dentists, but Instead, with our SCIENTIFIC METHODS AND UP TO DATE APPLIANCES, THE KING BKE DENTISTS are able to make you a firm class, natural looking, PERFECT FITTING SET OF TEETH in one day. , i SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Our Bend laboratory turns out several complete sets of teeth a day. With our experience, equipment and skilled workmen, It Is easy for us to satisfy all. If your teeth need attention, do not put Jt off. Come without delay and have your mouth ex amined and find out Just what can be done and the exact coat. EXAMINATION FREE. We do not charge from $3.60 to S6.00 for treating a nerve In a tooth our price is $1.00. We do not charge $4.00 for an enamel filling our price is $1.00. We do not charge from $7.60 to $16.00 for gold crowns our price Is $5.00. We do not charge from $20.00 to $40.00 for crude, clumsy, misfit sets of teeth our price is $10.00 for a PERFECT FITTING, NATURAL LOOKING SET OF TEETH, which we guarantee. .Our satisfied and pleased patients are OUR BEST ADVERTISERS, of which we number more than thousands in our office. We use the best material money can buy. All gold work is made of. 22K gold. We treat the most difficult cases with skill and dispatch. You do not have to spend weeks and months here. We finish your work at once. Full Set of Teeth, (tin Upper or Lower P 22k Gold Crowns .: $5.00 22k Bridge Teeth ..$5.00 Alloy or Silver Fillings $1.00 KENWOOD-BEND VIEW PINELYN PARK-TERMINAL AND KENWOOD GARDENS Easy Monthly Payments on Lots in these Jlddlthm. J. Ryan & Co. WE WILL WILD . Him n Mf MouMt fn-mnl Vim. S Ui. OH k(j ON ST H HUT We Extract Your Teeth FREE when other work is ordered. Absolutely uf:k.,t dIm ii iuivhv rami fww(j- All work guaranteed. Written guarantee for ton years. Lady assistant always In attendance. Hundreds of recommendations for you If you wish. If any work should prove troublesome In any way, we request that you come and have sanio remedied at our expense. REMEMBER THE HOURS: Daily, 8:30 A. M., till 0:30 P. M.; Sundays, 8:30 A. M till 1 P, M. KING BEE DENTISTS i BENtf, OREGON DR, A. C. FROOM. Professional Manager Lowest Cooking Rate in Oregon "AcknowUdgiJ World'. Grat$t EUclrie Keng$" M4 Mat AitW-JM fmmtUtm Hit. IMiM lillli IW ! k II '', In, If tatlMa. .A. . . . J ...j it. r.mtn uouittrrPtma f.niai.. i a. m 4 Im Ull4a4i.f 14 wtin$ ml mmtfo. fUCtlM OnakUA IjOTM U tM A MialMi e UfMI J.tHy tM4l MlfK .fctlHfcflM. H MWa Uw, U4Wmw rimmIci. Bend Water, Light & Power Co.