PAGK 4
THE BEND nn.LKTIX, DAILV KIHTIOV, 1IKKD, OltKdUX, 1 ItlD.W, JI NK il, 1017
! At, the Movies
Grand 'Theatre
The magnitude of Dnvld W. Grlf-
Ilth's feat in staging "The Birth of
' Nation," is - almost appalling at
least to tho (Invoices of the older
forms of theatrical entertainment.
"Where now are tho little groups of
actors, tho pinchbeck scenery and
the potty properties of the so-called
legitimate" . drama? By compart
Ron with tho now art, the "leglti
mate" measures to the mountain like
a molehill. ; Instead of scenery for
his background, Griffith used na
tu io. For subject ho has covered
150 years of American life and his
tory. Eighteen thousand people have
done his bidding and In the hair-
raising rides of the Ku Klux Klau
threo thousand riders and horses
sweep over tho dusty roads.
No wonder that this magnificent
historical spectacle Is the talk of the
country. It has established an en
tirely new art in the realm of the
theatro tho art of pantomimic
screen spectacles with score perfect
ly synchronized to tho action. It has
also created a tremendous sensation
because of its vaster and more force
ful treatment of the theme of Thomas
Dixon's "The Clansman," which both
as book and play created the greatest
furore of the last decade.
Tho great deeds of the Civil War
nd the horrors of reconstruction are
made to live again and the nation
re-born is' opotbesized. Mr. Grif
fith, pioneer among directors, man
aged this stupendous achievement
"without the aid of dialouge or speech,
for motion pictures with music and
effects tell vividly this thrilling tale
of fifty years ago.
The engagement starts on Wed
nesday evening, July 4, and there
will be matinees on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday at 2:30 p. m.
Evenings at 8:30 sharp. The per
formance lasts three hours.
Edith Storey proves' again in
"Money Magic," the Vitagrapb Blue
Ribbon feature shown at the Grand
Theatre tonight, in which she plays
with Antonio Moreno and William
Duncan, that she is one of the most
versatile players on the beloved
screen.
Her role; 1b that of a young girl
brought up on a ranch who marries a
wealthy miner, also lacking in the
ways of convention and society. The
struggle which she suffers in her
attempt to learn the "whys and
wherefores" In the lives of her cul
tured neighbors is realisticaly por
trayed in a humorous manner, inter
spersed with touches of pathos.
There is no 8ta.r on the screen to
day who could interpret this part
better than does Miss Storey. She
seems to have gotten right into the
spirit of her role and makes it a living
one throughout.
Then as she slowly masters the
thousand 'details for herself she is
thrown into contact with her hus
band's people. They are far more
ignorant than she ever thought of
u'ing, uuu bv mutiny Jar upuu jier,
but, conscious of her own shortcom
ings a few months previous, she
makes an effort to place them at their
ease, and at the same time impart to
them some knowledge of etiquette.
Always famed for her exceptional
versatility, - Edith Storey proves In
this varied, role that she has been
Worthy of any praise ever tfestowed.
WRIST WATCHES ARE
NOW MORE TOPULAR
(By United Prm to Uw llend Bulletin)
WASHINGTON. 1). C, Juno 29
Undo Sam wears a wrist watch and
carries a cute dwarf walking Btlck
these days because these devices are
part of tho modern soldiers regular
equipment.
Nowadays most of tho stalwart
young Americans In Vnited States
army khaki tell tho time by taking
a peek at their left wrist, and an In
creasing percentage of tho officers
aro lugging nifty llttlo "swagger
sticks."
Early Opportunity.
"We came to tills country and took
the Innocent red mini's hind awuy
from lilm."
"Yes," replied tho man who has fceeu
having trouble with real estnie. "and
In some cases the Inu.iceiit red mail
was lucky to unload Just when ho did."
Washtugtou Stur,
A Claaay Youth.
'What classes is your boy in at col
lege?"
"lie's in the .300 class at baseball,"
"Yes?"
"And also In tho ten second class In
the 100 yard dash." Louisville Cou-
rier-JouniaL
Boring Well.
The art of boring wells was prac
ticed in the east more thau 4.000 years
a?n. Abraham's servant encountered
Rebekab at a well (u ISo'.l It. C.
Improvo tho Sotting.
Howell Z:ow can a mini get his wife
In a pleasant frame of mind? Powell
lust see -that the frame Is gilded.
Towu Topics.
' USED CAR BARGAINS
Every car as represented. We
will pay your railroad fare if you
purchase one of these used cars.
1910 5-passenger Cadillac $325
1912 5-passenger Cadillac 500
1914 5-passenger Cadillac 800
1914 5-passenger Studebaker .... 500
1014 5-passenger Reo 500
1912 5-passenger Haynes 425
4-38 1916 5-passenger Briscoe.... 750
1917 5-passenger Briscoe 4-24.... 725
1917 8-cyliuder Briscoe, nearly
new 950
Mitchell chassis .: 200
"Oldsmobile chassis 175
, Rebuilt Federal Trucks
Every-truck rebuilt and guaran
teed, $1100.
PACIFIC KIKSEL KAR BRANCH,
Broadway and Davis St.,
r Portland, Oregon.
Distributor for Kissel Kara, Kissel
Trucks, Brlscoes, Doblcs.
r173-75c.
CONDENSED REPORT OF THE
CONDITION' OF
The Central Oregon Bank
llend, Oregon
At the Close of Business
Jl'XE 2, 1017
OFFICERS:
D. E. HL'NTER. President
CARLETON B. SWIFT, Vice-Pres.
E. P. MAHAFFEY, 2nd Vice-Pres.
II. M. STEPHENS. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
D. E. Hunter, W. L. O'Donnell
Carleton B. Swift,
E. P. JIahaffey H. M. Stephens
, RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $138,975.62
Overdrafts 187.93
Bonds and Warrants 11,005.14
Furniture and Fixtures.. 3,254.00
Cash on Hand and Due
from Banks 61,704.55
Total $205,127.21
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock $ 25,000.00
Surplus and Undivided
Proffts 1,783.83
Deposits 178.343.41
Total $205,127.24
STOCKHOLDERS:
W. H. CRAVEN,
Munnger "P" Ranch, Crane, Oregon,
C. '. COLT,
President Union Meat Compuny,
Portland, Oregon,
W. P. DICKEY,
President Portland Cattle Loan Co.,
Portland, OrcKon,
E. W. RUMBLE,
President Columbia Basin Wool
Warehouse Co., Portland, Oregon,
T. J. MAHONEY,
Portland Cattle Loan Company,
Portland, Oregon,
C. E. RORER,
President Bank of Commerce,
Eugene, Oregon,
D. E. HUNTER,
Manager The Bend Company,
Bend, Oregon,
ROSS FARNHAM,
Attorney, Bend, Oregon,
W. L. O'DONNELL,
O'Donnell Bros., Bend, Oregon,
CARLETON B, SWIFT,
Swift & Co., Chicago, III., and
Portland, Oregon,
H. M. STEPHENS, '
Cashier, Bend, Oregon,
E. P. MAHAFFEY,
2nd Vice-President, Bend, Oregon.
FEN S. WAITE,
Bend, Oregon.
C. S. HUDSON, President
U. C. COE, Vice President
B. A. BATHER, Vice President.
E. M. LARA, Cashier
L. G. McREYNOLDS, Asst. Cashier
B. A. STOVER, AsBt. Cashier
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 citizens; it
must have yours in order to reach Its full development.
You can Bccure the benefits of this great system and at
the same time assist directly in developing It by deposit
ing your i money with us.
First National Bank
Member Federal Reserve System.
Living Mualo,
To move the hody to the rhythm of
the universe, andante, pronto, fast or
slow, keeping tho accent steady aud
uro. . . ' .
To use tho voice In melodious aen
tug, with kind Mud gentle words, to
stranger or to friend.
In all events of dally life and work
to resolvo tho discords and to blend tho
moments Into one harmonious whole.
A mind to set In form the theme of
life, Riinuunco the subject clear and
true and work it to satisfying closo.
To tlnd within tho soul tho beauty
bearing message of tho song dlvluo.
This is to set tho days to music and
to bo a symphony. Evungellne Close
In Musician.
For Cltaning Paint. '
An easy way to clean paints.' Paints
lu the bathroom or kitchen that have
been soiled from smoke or grease can
ho easily cleaned hy heating vinegar,
and with tho use of n simuge wipe the
m lilts. In order to obtain best results
tho vinegar should bo heated several
times during the process. When com
pleted tho paints will bo thoroughly
clean aud look llko new.
A Point Coneodod.
"Your tuition hasn't much apprecia
tion of stutuary," remarked the critical
visitor.
"I sn Id that years ago." replied
Grandpa Mint, "when they took the
woodeu Indian away from In frout of
tho cigar store." Washington Star.
Dosorvod 8omo.
Rlbsan Frocks This cuke Is awful
nice, ninmnia. '(Silence.) This cake U
awful nice, lniiiinim. '
"Well, what of It?"
"Oh, nothing: only when the minis
ter says It you always ask hi in to have
more." St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Musical Noto.
"Didn't her constant singing in the
Bat annoy yon?"
"Not so flinch as the constant flat lu
bcr singing." Puck.
No great thing Is created suddenly
any n.ore t tin tt a bunch of grapes or I
tig. Kpleietns.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Bend. Oregon, June 29, 1917.
Notice Is horehy given that pur
suant to Resolution No. 3, passed hy
the City Council of the City of Bend,
Oregon, on the 5th day of June, 1917,
the said City Council intends to cause
Newport Avenue In the City of Bend
to be Improved as set forth in the
said resolution and further IntcndB
to let a contract for all the work and
materials of said improvement to the
lowest responsible bidder.
Notice Is further given that sealed
bids will be received by the Recor
der of the City of Bend n( his offlco
In the First National Dank building,
Bend, Oregon, up to the hour of 12
o'clock, noon, on the 10th day of
July, 1917. for furnishing all the
material and labor and constructing
complete and ready for public use,
Local Improvement Number 3, con
sisting of the Improvement of New
port Avenue from the Deschutes
River westerly to the City Limits. In
the manner set forth in the plans
and specifications provided for the
same.
PlanB and specifications for the
above improvement are available to
contractors and may be found on flic,
in the office of the City Recorder
and In the office of the City En
gineer, at Bend, Oregon. Any con
tractor contemplating a bid on the
work, however, will be supplied with
a copy of the plans and specifications,
by making a deposit of $10 with tho
City Recorder, which deposit will be
returned to him upon the return of
the plans and specifications in good
condition.
An approximate list of the quant
ities involved in the work Is as fol
lows: Clearing and grubbing, 1.8 acres.
Earth excavation, 7092 yards.
Rock excavation, 1725 yards.
Cement curb, 10450 lineal feet.
Cement walk, 30125 square feet.
Volcanic cinders, 5080 cuhlc yards.
ummer
Tourist
round-trip fares
t To
DENVER . . $62.50
OMAHA 67.50
KANSAS CITY .... 67.50
ST. PAUL 67.S0
ST. PAUL, via Omaha . . 72.20
ST. LOUIS 78.70
CHICAGO 80.00
DETROIT 91.00
WASHINGTON .... 116.00
NEW YORK 118 20
PHILADELPHIA .... 118.20
BOSTON 119.20
Regular Sale Date: June 20 to 30. July 3, 4,
and Fridays and Saturday! thereafter to
Sept. 29. Special datea, privilege, llmlti,
fares to other cities, routes, and arrange
ments upon application.
Union Pacific System
POINTS OF INTEREST
Yellowstone, Sslt Lake, Denver,
Estes-Rockr-Mountaln Park and
the f amoua Columbia River Gorge.
Aak for descriptive booklet.
S. L. WIGGINS,
T. F. t P. Agt,
O'Kane Bldg.,
Bend, Ore.
Masonry wall, Still porch.
Hand rail (Iron), SU0 lluenl foot.
12-Inch Tllo drain, U00 lineal foot.
0 ravel ditch lining, 78 cuhlu yards.
Lumber tor ditch crossings, 0320
feet.
The estimated cost of thin Im
provement Is $18,933.76, In addi
tion to $587, estimated coat of ditch
and crossings, or a total of $19,
$19.75. ,
Tho work must he completed within
90 days of acceptance of tho con
tractor's bond.
Jllds must ho accompanied by a
certified check In thu sum of not less
than 10 per cent of the price bid on
the work,
Bidders will he supplied with u
blank "proposal form" upon applica
tion, which form must ho filled out
and submitted, sealed, beforo noon,
July 10, 1917.
The City of llend reserves tho right
to reject any mid all bids.
II. C. EI.I.18.
173c City lleeordor.
CLASSIFIED ADVKHTISEMENTS
FOR SALE
poit HALE Saxon Six automobile,
In fine condition; will take Ford
In on trade. Inquire Logan's Candy
store. 360-73. 79c
?OK KALE Light runabout auto.
Inquire U. C. llrlggs, 1013 Iloiid
street. 3ti7-74.79p
pOR SALE CHEAP Bicycle, in
good condition. Iuqulre Mc-
Cnmi Sign Shop. 359-70tfc
plt SALE Lots 9 and 10. of block
13, Bend View, price $200, easy
terms. See ABC, Bulletin office.
350-70tf
poit SALE Lots 9 and 10. of block
24 of Kenwood, price $325, very
eusy terms. Son AIIC, Bulletin office.
349-I70lf
poit SALE Modern six room house
wiin until ami electric wiring
complete, easy terms. Aleck Mayor,
955 Ogden avemio 303157tfc
poll HALF. Two lots In Northwest
lownsue company s oeconu Au
dition (west of the river, near Stiov-
lln mill); price $160, easy torais. Ap
ply abc. Bulletin ofllco. tf
pill K.U.K Ford Itunabout. Sec
it at iienu unriigu. aui-bviic
WANTED
YAANTEI Two housemaids, at Pi
lot mine, i.ii) per monin. in-
qnlro Pilot Butte Annex. 34-72tfc
Summer Apparel
For the Boys and Girls-work or play I
Girl? Tnri Drpy?f3 l'v,"l"'l,,,f 11,0 ,,;uin t'm"'o
1.2.1, $1.50. 1 1. 7a. r2.oo, u'ao
For the Little Tot8-slir:..,.,r:
1.15, $1.23 and $1.50
llnth ot tlnme imikes have snap ami aivle found In
grown-up's di esses and aro ell made In evitry wuy
White Sport shoes--rrn;:::,,::::,'kid
sUes H;i to II i $2.15 SU,., o t $2.i5
White DuckButtonScufTers--;,,','ri;:',i(
1.85
See these mid oilier shoes In our I liny Hliuii leiarlineiil
Husy lieeuiiHU of Hotter Value.
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IROTHERS
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We'll loan you money lo build.
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Every Lot coinimmtl.s it view
oft lie Hiver, Mountains and
City. Ilnildin restrictions
itceordiiifj to Ioeution.
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O'Kane Hid. phone 36 1
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with a damp cloth keeps them spotlessly white. ' The smooth, hard
surface of enamel simply ofTcrs no foothold for dirt.
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