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BOELKE S CONQUERERHOME FROM FRANCE
DR. A. P. DeKEYSER
OF THE
DeKEYSER INSTITUTE OF OPTOMETRY
OF PORTLAND
will be in Bendf Saturday and Monday
July 7th and 9th
Thi will be an unoiual opportunity to kave your (ye -troubles
corrected.
" only regret fia Aj'Jc but one life to give for rwj country."
. -
Robert Warwick
and Gail Kane
-IN-
The Heart of A Hero
IN SIX PARTS
I t iti pisvuaa - , ; I
BOBERT WARWICK!
.uGAlL KANEin
ThtHtort of a Hre"
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7 JULY 1917
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OIIKOON THINK TRAIN
Arrive 7:20 a. ro.
Leaves 8 p. m.
O.-W. It. N. TRAIN.
Arrival 7:35 p. m.
Ut 7:20 . m.
AUTO HTAOK LINE MOUTH.
Leave 8: 45 a. m.
Arrive S p. in.
AUTO UN' KM.
Cars to Burns, Kort Klamath
Fort Rock, Silver Lcke and
other polnta south and toutb
aat.
POHT OFFICE HOURS.
Oenaral delivery open dally
11:80 a. to. to p. ai.
No mall distributed oo Sunday.
Night train mall cloae 8:15
Day train mall eloae 6:80 a, u.
TKIJCMItATH HOl'KH.
Weatern Union, I i. tn. In I
p. m. Sunday and holldaya
a. in. to 10 a. in., 6 p. in.
to 6 p. m.
TRIJCI'HONR nOCHH. 1
Pacific Tel. ft Tel. Co. 24 hour
Bend in Brief
DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll Fin J Them Here.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
8am Wood, of Kedmund, spent
' yesterday In Uend.
K. W. Qurncy and J. II. Israel, of
Milllcan, are In the city.
Mrs. C. R. Poole wus In Bend last
night from Redmond.
Mlsa Lucille l'eal, of I.a Pine, wa
a liend visitor last nignt.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Booth, ot Me
tollus, are spending the duy In Bend
4 W. J. Boyd was In the city yester
day from Cllne Falls.
A. T. Reynolds and J. M. Fltb, of
Tumulo, are Bond' visitor.
A marriage license was Issued yes
terday to Krlc Oluntl and Miss Nancy
Do Leon, both of Bend.
Mlsa Eleanor Whltmore has re
, tuineil to Bend after a week'a vaca
tion at tho Lewis ranch.
Mrs. a. L. Dobson, of Redmond,
wub In Bond yesterday for the con
cluding duy of the celebration.
Iforhert J. Owens and Cleorge Stev
ens are in Bund toduy from Cute-way.
4 Harry Konnard returned yester
day to hla home in' l'rlnevllle, after
tuklng In tho colubration here.
Clyde McKay and Miss Murguret
Hchroudor havo loft for Portland to
Join Mrs. McKay.
Tho ChrlHtlan church lndleB aid
society will moot next Wednesday at
the homo of Mrs. Clerking In this
city.
J. 113, Warnor, who hus been con
fined to his room for Beveral days
by Injuries auHtnlnod Tuesday night
wlion lin wna attacked while return
ing to Ills home In Brothers, Ib now
nblo to leave the hospital.
CAR WAS ATTRACTIVE.
Did you nottco tho prettily deco
rated nutomohllo ot tho King Boe
Dontlnts In the parado on July 4?
Dr. A. C. Froom lias received many
congratulations from various sources
f on tho tasty feature he entered In
tho parado.
llnliiTt Warwick aiidtiull Kiiiiii
nlH'(i ly ihii hot. fun proeur
ulilc, Imvti liiri'ViT liiiiiioiliill.cd
I In' III" Niory ol tin- vii'iit Amer
ican put Hot In iIiIh ihiihiiiuI luy.
I I U nidi liioi riicLlvti t hun tiny
liUuii-y ever iitlillxlii'il unci ulmui
one liitiiilicd per cunt mine Intel-i-mlnir.
Vuti will lonif reim-mlicr
tliU production wlili'li litciiiiiliijf.
Saturday Malince Saturday Night
and Sunday Matinee only
'.'Hit AY LESS" MULE IS
PRODUCED BY FRENCH
American Puck AiilinuU ItcniliTcil
Hllrtit anil Efficient by mtu.
Hon. un XoMrllx.
! Ilmiry Wood,
lUnltxl l'ruflurrCarmioiKtrnt)
WITH TUB FRENCH AKMY IN
TUB FIELD, July 0 Uncle Hum
rendered France a great service In
letting li r have ! In mutes ut a very
Kood price but France li un returned
the servlco a UiouhuiicI time by solv
ItiK Hie secret of a brayles mule.
When the Amnricaii puck mule
arrived In France to "do ti In bit" be
of course brought 111" bray with him.
The mulo wtu welcomo, but tlio
bray well, any unusual sound on
a btitllefleld Is undesirable. It
might tip off the Ilocba to a sur-
prUe attack.
In an effort to put an end to the
nlKhtly "love sonic" of the pack mule
the French military officers decided
to separate the sexes, aud all gen
tlemen mules were retained for ser
vice In one sector while all the lady
mules were taken off for service In
a more distant rvitlon.
This produced very marked re
sults. Neverlholeaa there atlll re
mained certain mules who either
from force of habit or from convic
tion that both their love and their
voice were ao strong; that their lady
loves would hear them no matter
how far away, they might be, per
sisted In making the welkin ring
with a gigantic bray just at the time
and place when It would give the
"Borhea" the right cue for sending
In a hall of shells, grenades and rifle
fire. .
' The hablla and temperament of
the mule were then aubjected to
further and more profound atudy
by the French, and this time with
more happy results. It was found
that a very slight operation per
formed on the nostrils of a mule
would render him as silent as a
wrecked phonograph, and since then
the American mulea In the Voages
hnye met all requirement that could
poiislbly be exacted from til cm.
CITIZENS MOBILIZE
TO PROTECT MINES
Arlx4.na (IvIUans ItriUed In Handling
Firearms DefenNe In Aided
hy .Machine Guns.
tr United PrM to ih Brad Bulletin)
GLOBE, Ariz., July 6. Following
the mobilization of 1000 strikers at
the Old Dominion mine picket line,
Sheriff Armer'a posse of 200 citizens
have resumed duty. The citizens are
established with headquarters at the
armory, and. are lielng drlllod In
loading rifles, and In the manual ot
arms.
Armed guards are being stationed
at the Old Dominion proporty, and
it IB reported that small arms are be
ing augmented nv the addition of
machine guns.
a Dr. Turner, the well known
OS eye specialist, of Portland,
will be at the Pilot Butto Inn again
Monday, July 9, one day only. Dr.
Turner makes regular monthly vlBlts
to Bend. . He Is a specialist ot ex
perience and standing, and you will
make no mistake no mlstuke. In con
sulting III m about your eyos and
glasses. . Hoadaches relieved, cross
eyes straightened, Satisfaction guar
anteed, Consult him. Don't forgot
the date. dly,Jul.(I,T-w,Jul8
Fresh Cut Flowers
and Potted Plants-
AT THE
UpTo The-Minute
Millinery
Corner Wall and Oroifon
'J
Photo by Amsrtcan Press Association.
Captain Ilonnell (on left), the American s viator who downed the famous
Roelke, Is now recruiting for the lirttlsh air service In America. I.leuteuant
A. Miller Tbomaa of Canada la with ultn.
AT THE HOTELS
1'llot Hut to Inn.
II. C. Olsun, Portland.
A. C. Harms, Portland.
J. K. McAlplne, Los Angeles.
Ham Wood, Redmond.
Mrs. C. R. Poole, Redmond.
Charles Iatourelle, Ore. Stale Mo
tor association.
George M. Chambers, Ore. Stale
Motor association.
M. A. Matthewa, The Dalles.
K. G. Balllle, San Francisco.
J. S. Lincoln, St. Louis.
O. J. Runte, Portland.
M. Streeter, Portland.
Mr. and Mra. L. W. Knule, Port
land.
F. H. Nash, Portland.
Tho Wright Hotel.
Harry Grimes,, La Pine.
Mra. Mary Goodrich, Bherrlll.
Herbert J. Owena, Gateway.
George Stevens, Gateway.
Mr. and Mra. T. M. Booth, Metol
lus. Ben F. Roseman,' Boise.
Mra. F. Roseman, Boise.
Grace Roseman, Boise.
Ruth Roseman, Bolae. 1
W. H. Ryder, Seattle.
A. M. Grube, Sisters.
W. J. Boyd, Cllne Falls.
E. W. Gurney. Milllcan.
J. II. Israel, Milllcan.
W. II. Kllgore and family. Sink,
J. B. Hodaon and family. Sisters.
A. T. Reynolds, Tumalo.
J. M. Fish, Tumalo.
Mrs. G. L. Dobson,-Redmond.
George W. Addlnk and family,
Vancouver.
Mr. and Mr. F. L. Shaw, Sisters.
Hotel Coxy. .
Murgaret Lynn, La Pine.'
Lucille Peal, La Pine.
Tim Carroll, Silver Lake.
Mrs. H. N. Lynn, La Pine.
. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Glat, New York.
Fred McReynolds, Sisters.
R. J. Roblnett, Silver Lake.
John Carroll, Silver Lake.
ICE TEA
MADE WITH
CHASE
SANBORN
TEA
t
WILL STOP
THAT THIRST'
W t have the Lipton Tea
tn the oarhui blends
F. Dement & Co.
"The Preferred Stock Store",
Otpttlk (At flwfcuffM
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(Continued from Page 1.)
out to Boland and O'Donnell'a single
scored Malson. Slate hit, and a
two-bagger by Lynch brought In
O'Donnell and Slate. The score:
S.-H. AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Shoots, se 5 0 1 4 2 0
Lind, cf 5 3 1 3 0 0
Houston, 3b 5 2 2 0 4 2
Boland. If S 0 12 0 2
Knutsen. p . 6 0 3 0 8
Clifford, c S 0 17 2 0
Klecker, 2b 5 0 1 0 0 2
Bullock, 3b 4 0 1 7 0 1
Byberg, rf 4 114 0 0
Total 43 6 12 27 16 7
Bend AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Fox, 2b 5 1114..
Maiaon, 3b G 10 12 1
Springer, If 5 ,0-0 .2 .0 ..1
Johnson, c 4 0 0 14 1 0
O'Donnell, rt ......4 11000
Slate, lb 4 116 0 0
Lynch, as 4 12 0 11
Holllushead, cf ....4 .00113.
Clow, p 4 0 0 2 14 1
Total 39 6 5 27 23 10
Summary Batteries, Bend, Clow
and Johnson, Shevlln-Hlxon, Knut
sen and Clifford; umpires, Davis and
Baker; two-base hits. Lynch, . Hous
ton, Klacker, Byberg; three-base
hits, Houston; double playa, Fox to
Slate; earned runa. Bend 3, Shevlln-
Hlxon 3; struck out, by Clow 14,
by Knuteaen 7; left on bases, Bend
7, Shevlln-Hlxon 10.
You'll Surely Find It Here
THE LIFE
of a shirt depends large-
upon the way it is
la'
aundered. Laundered
by us, a shirt will last
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.
PROMPT SERVICB ALWAYS WB
KNOW HOW.
CARL JOHNSON
TAILOR
SKILLED WORK
at
Reasonable Prices
Fit and Workmanship
absolutely guaranteed.
Lawrence Building, .
733 WALL STREET
LARSON if CO,. JEWELERS. 143 OREGON ST.
JACK BRITTON STILL
FAVORITE WITH FANS
At Ae or JIB, Welterweight In Vet
in Tup .Notch ClioMt Many ly
).' to HIh Credit.
I!) H. C. Hamilton,
(United Preu Staff Correspunitent.1
NEW YOHK, July G. Jack Brit-
ton Is 32 years old.
With a margin of seven or eight
years over most of the top-notch
scrappers In the United States. Brit
ton has been successfully defending
the title of welterweight champion
against all comers. After he decided
he wanted to be king among the 142-pounde;-s,
Britton hasn't barred any
one. Twelve times he met Ted Lewis,
the hard-hitting and shifty Engllsh
and and finally met him' in a 20
round affair at Dayton, only to lose
the championship.
firit'on, whose name is William
J. Breslln, began fighting In 1905.
He met all of them, beginning with
the little fellows and working his
way straight through the lightweight
class. The best of them were never
too good for him. He was credited
with being the cleverest lightweight
in the game, aside from Packey Mc
Farland, who undoubtedly was-a
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SASH, DOORS and MILL WORK
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Dance
Tuesday and'
Saturday Nights
HIPPODROME
Hetley'i 4-FW Orchotra
HOTEL
ALTAMONT
Is still the Home Hotel of
BEND
Good Meals at all times
Regular Meals 35c
Ex tras it desired
Tf ones Dairy
CLEAN MILK
AND CREAM.
Milk for Infants and
Invalids a Specialty.
Phone Black 1531
j welterweight even In the best days
i of his lightweight career.
I Britton was charged with being
i a (lancing master sort of boxer one
of the decidedly unpopular Freddie
Welsh type,, but his record shows
plenty of knockouts over some of the
toughest boys who ever fought In
the divisions he went through.
SOUTHERN CHINA IS
AGAINST MONARCHY
ProvlnccH Hhotv Disapproval by Es
tablishing; a Provisional Gov
ernment at Nanking.
(Br United Pro to tbc Bend Bulletin)
LONDON". July 6. Southern Ch(na
provinces have established a provis
ional government at Nanking,, ac
cording to a Reuter dispatch received;
here today. The news indicated! se
cession by the southern tier ot
j Chinese states as the result, or the.
I attempt to restore the monarchy at
Peking.
Northern China Is not extending
as great support to the new emperor
as had been expected, and advlceat
indicate that the attempted restora
tion may result in failure.
We Clean, Block and Re
trim Old Hats
Panamas a Specialty
H. CATO'S
Dyeing, Cleaning and
Hat Works
1008 Bond Street
Carlson & Lyons
PLUMBING
& HEATING
Plumbing and Heating Supplies,
Bath Room Accessories, eto.
Pipe, Valves
and Fittings
PHONE RED 1591
H. Bruce Healy
CONCERT
VIOLINIST
and
VEACHER
SERVICK METHOD
Phone Red 1211
Car Bend Hi eat re '