THE BKND BULLETIN, TIIL'ltHDAY, AVUVH't 3, JB1T.
PAOB
ground for one cent a linear foot ad
ditional, The walk, to be couatructiid la
chiefly of the aix foot width, but for
three foot wulk, 20 con I a for work on
level ground and 21, cunt 11 for walk
laid on broken ground, la stipulated.
In mill It Ion to thla, however, the
owiiera of property abutting 011 the
Improvements ordered, will be pen
11 11 led 10 cnula u running fool, and
will nlao puy Interest and costs, be
cutisij of their fulluro to put In the
wallis In Die spring when an order
to that effect was Issued by tho city
coiiiic!I,
"OVh'H TIIKHK."
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jS LIBERTY THEATRE
iC Tonight and Friday sij
K Funiiic Wnnl in "THE WINN'IKC OK
S SALLY TEMPLE." th Episode, of the V"
fl "LinKKTY"S-riul. Travel Werkly-to I .lie jfjj
jK CORRECTION. ..I'tlcex lonikl,l only 0 and 15c. "
55 Regular Weak t)ay Prke Schedule.
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1917 AUGUST 1917
JjliN j MON JUE JWED THU F R I
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.Mm. 'Ihomus Currlck Burke mid
m)ll, Of I'OltluillI, WITH III Ill'llll lllHl
night roiurnliiK from Miirnny county,
where they Iiiivii bnmi vliiltluif ul llm
Wlllluni 1 1 11 11 Icy ranch,
Mr. mid .Mm, W. ('. Ulidsull r
turned this morning after 1111 unto
trip mm lint mouululns. They re
port llm Miic ki'iulu Pass roud In ex
cellcnt eunilllliin, unit mi abundance
of gumoy relMllfH In (hit Murki-nr.lv
rlvnr.
end in
Brief
DOlSGSi.S YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them litre.
TIHIISD.W.
Loyal th-tlrr uf Minims fimlier's
Hull, H p. in.
t 'urprntriV A Joiners' I'll Ion,
Imn I'lnr Labor Templi H p. ill.
FIIIDAV.
Hon nf .Norway, Kmlirr's Hull,
8 . III.
Onlrul Trades, Labor Jt Fanners'
Council, ttnn Vlnr l-br Tt-inplr,
':IW p. 111.
HATIRBAY.
Itnl .Mill, office of K. II. f.llxm,
O'Kane Building, M p. Ul.
OltF.tiON Tltl.VK Tit .UN
Arrive ': a. m.
Ultra t p. to.
O..W. It. M S. THAIS.
Arrives St p. rn.
Leavea . ...,7:2& a. in.
ai:t HTAOK LINK MOl'TII.
Leavea 8; 45 ft. to.
Arrival & p. to.
ATKI LINKH.'
.Cars to Burns, fort Klsmain
' Kort Kock, Silver Like nhi
other points south aid south
111!,
FONT OFFICK HOl'ltH,
Ocneral delivery open Caily
H:t0 a. rn. to C p. in.
No moll dlHtrlbiiind on Sunday
Nlxbt tralo mii'.l closes 1:15
Day train mall closes 6:80 a. m.
TKI.KOIiAI'H IIOl ItH.
Western Union, 8 a. m. to 9
p. m. Sundny and fcolldays
8 a. rn. to 14 a, 111., t p. 10.
to 6 p. m,
TKLKI'IIONF. IIOI IW.
Pacific Tel. li 11. Co. 14 bour
, LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
0. O. Wnllce wrh In Bnd from
Tuimilo lllHt llltillt.
H. ( Srolt I In lend today from
li in lioino In Lupine.
MIhh Idme lluniU'll U ronvalmrInK
rnpldly from u recent uiiuck of m'ur
lilt fnviir.
Honinr ltoB, auporvlHor of the Oi'hoco
N'utloiiul Knrvat, wan a Ilend vlaltor
y-nturilny ufturuoon.
J. T. Manly, travelling frclitlit and
pitaannwr aK"nt for the Urt-ifou
Trunk, la In the city tqrtiiy.
Miaa Irma Vance, of Sulherlln,
OruKon, urrlvud In Mi nd today to vlmt
with Mr. and Mm. J. H. Kudoll.
Mux Crnndull, export accountant
of I'ortland, la In Uvnd to noniplctu
tho oudltlnR of the city book.
L. K. Smith,' county commUnioncr,
waa In Ilund yealurday from Itcdrnond
to attend tho rcgulur mlon of tho
county courl.
Mri. C. O. Stover and son, of Prlne
vllla, who have been visiting Mra.
Stover's alator, Mra. Elmer Ward,
expect to leave tomorrow.
Chostor H. Moores, Beorctary to the
governor, waa In Bend yesterday on
IiIh way to Balom by auto, returning
from a tour to Klamath Kulla.
AT THE HOTELS.
TIir U'HkIH llol.'l.
II. f. Brolt. I.ll I'lne.
Mm K. T. Derr, I'orlluiul,
(IcorKv Wlntera. Ili'ppnrr,
Ortruilo Wlntiim, I'orlluiul.
W. II. Halo, I'ortlniid.
fharlotlo Hale, Portland.
Kthel lUle, Portland.
Kdwurd llulii, Portland.
Victor nicfkey, Portland.
P. J. UulluKhor, Vancouver.
11. II. (Jood, Chicago.
Avi-ry Hpear, Chlcano.
ft. II. K. Ilttiinoii, Lincoln. Ni-li.
.Mra. H. If. Wilcox and daiiKhle.r,
Kort Hock.
.Mr. II. M. PlMttn. K(rt Kock.
J. II. Harvey, Kureka.
Mm. It, W. I.untt and children,
Won! Ina.
. Ilulllater, Spokane.
Kmlly S. Hlgbiie, Atluntlc City.
Norma Ilowen, Atlantic City.
Charln Koacli. Spokane.
Hotel Co)'.
Ilncule Koberta, Portland.
Mux Crnndiill. Portland.
J. Kellowa, Hurna.
M. Augland. Silver Lake.
Maurice Quintan, Merrill.
C. H. Mirormlck. Lebanon.
I). A. McC'ormlck. Lebanon.
Mary MrCormlek. Iihanou.
Anna McCormlck, Lebanon.
.Minnie Kulbua, Corvullla.
P1IH Untie Inn.
W. C. t'ooper, Portland.
1). T. Goodman, Portland.
A. W. Mllea. Portland.
K. II. Martin. Portland.
Fred S. Peufleld. Portland.
A. K. Shirley. N. p.
J. T. Ilitrdy. Oregon Trunk.
William Pattemon, Portland.
Mr. and Mm. A. It. Lyon. Stockton
Cal.
R. L. Came, Portland.
P. B. Hargood. Portland.
J. L. Clock, Portland.
C O. Wallace, Tumalo.
Fred Kogem, t'lilloxuu.
Fred Flood, Chlloiun.
Bert Cilia, Chlloiun.
Frank McDonald. Chllozun.
W. M. Shenii, Chlloiun.
W. M. May. St. Loula.
Fred 8. Bennett. Portland.
Mr. and Mra. Merrill B. Moorea,
Portland.
Mra. t A. Groy. Salem.
F. 8. Sexton, San Francisco.
Mra. Thomaa Currlck Burke and
aon, Portland.
Mlna Delia Vanderpool, Tho Bullua.
A. A. Tipton. Burna.
Churlca A. Newhall. Beattle.
Mr. and Mra. K. I. Ijinifdnn pnn.
land.
K. II. Oliver. Wullu W11II0
J. O. Bryan, Portland.
Mm. J. H. Llchtenstarn, Waaco.
Mr. and Mm. Hurrliiun Allen, Port
land. Mm, L. Newnmn, Portland.
limns. 1111,1 we iiuidii VmiiiI ilse ot llii-iii
we could, but 1 hut tviia little. I hud
order one day to locufe a dugout und
lirepure It for use as but 1 11 lion head
ntinrtcm. When I cl a sipiud In to
clean It up the odor was so overpower
lug Hint we bnd to put 011 our gas
iiiiisus, On entering we first saw two
dend iiursua with our ghustly flash-
Ilk'lllH. one stuudliiK with ber arm
aroilnd a post. Just aa she bad stood
when nun or concussion killed ber.
Ken led at a table In the middle of the
phic was the body of an old general
of the 'ierinnn medical corps. Ills bead
riilleii betweeu bis bands. The task
uf cleaning lip was too dreadful for
us. We Just tossed In .four or five
riiinlle bombs mid beat It out of there.
A few hours later we went Into the
reared and empty cavern, made the
roof hii re with new timbers and noil
lied battalion headquarters thut the
place could be occupied.
During this time I witnessed a scene
which, with some others. I shall uevei
forget. Ao old chaplain of the C'aua
dlnn forces came to our trench section
seeking the grave of bis soil, which
had been marked for liltn on a rude
uiap by an officer who bad seeu the
young man's burial. We managed to
Bud (be sjiot. and at the old chaplain's
request we exhumed the body. Some
of us suggested to hlin that be give lis
the Identification murks and retire out
or range of the shells which were
bursting all around tia. We argued
that It waa unwise for blm to remain
In danger, but what we really intended
was that be should be saved the horror
of seeing the pitiful thing which our
spades were about to uncover.
"I shall remain.'' waa all be said.
"He was my boy."
It proved that we, bad found the
right body. One of ur men tried to
clear the feature with his handker
chief, but ended by apreadlng tbe
handkerchief over the face. The old
chaplain stood beside tbe body and
removed his trench helmet, baring bis
gray bead to a drltile of rain that was
falling. Then while we stood by l
lently bis voice rose amid the noise of
bursting shells, repeating tbe burial
service of tbe Church of England. I
have never been ao Impressed by any
thing In my life aa by that scene.
The dead man waa a young captain.
He bad been married to a lady of Bal
timore Just before tbe outbreak of tbe
War.
The philosophy of the British Tom
mies and tbe Canadians and the Aus-
CONTRACT IS LET
FOR CITY'S WALKS
Oscur MiUctirtt Submits Low Rid
' 4Hvnpra of Property" .Must Pay
Penalty for Kulluro to Act.
. Mooting In, special session yester
day, the Bend city council opened
bids for the construction of 1000 feet
of wooden sidewalks, and awarded
the contract to Oscar MaUhett, the
lowest mmier. six foot walks on
level ground will bo built for 30
cents a running foot, and on brokon
PERSONAL ATTENTION!
Everyone who enters our store has the right to
our personal attention. Our hobby is to be of
service to you in advice and assistance of any
kind. Come in and get acquainted with us.
MAG1LL & ERSKINE
O KANE BUILDING,
His Voice Ross Amid the Noise cl
Bursting Shslls.
trnlluns on the Somme was a remark
able reflection of their fine courage
through an mat bell. They went about
their work paying 110 attention to tbe
11 lug death a I Knit them.
"If Frits baa a shell with your name
ana number on It, said British Tom
my to me day. "you're going to get
It, whether you're In tbe frout line or
seven miles back; if be basn't. you're
all right"
Fine fighters all. And the Scotch
till lies, lovingly called by tbe Ucruiaua
"the women from hell," have the re
spect of all armies. We saw little of
the pollna, except a few on leove. All
tbe men are self sacrificing to one an
other In that big melting pot from
which so few ever emerge whole. The
only things It la legitimate to steal In
tbe code of tbe trenches are ruin and
"fugs" (cigarettes). Every other pos
session is as safe aa If It wore a patent
lock.
The fifth article of this remarkable
personal narrative will uppear soon.
it is entitled:
Ne. 6. Wounded In Aotlon.
This article describes the terrible flflit
the dead and dylns, the loss of a psl and
the final falling of MeCllhtook In No
Man's Land. Simply told, it la one of the
most remarkable descriptions of a battle
by a participant tvsr put tosuther.
HOW -do 10
si know
when dinner's ready 9
Trust that same sense of fragrance in the
selection of a tobacco. Get its flavor! Whiff
it close to your nose. Its pure fragrance
will appeal. It will always satisfy "Your
Nose Knows."
Such a tobacco is
TUPerftd Tobacco far Pip and Gtfanttm
And the reason u that TUXEDO is made of the
most fragrant leaves of the tobacco plant, the tender
Burlev leaves ripened in Blue Grass sunshine, mel
lowed and carefully blended. There's no fragrance
like it no fragrance so pure and appealing. Put it
up to your nose u Your Nose Knows."
Try thia Tett: Rub a little Tuxedo briskly
in the palm of your hand to
bring out its mil aroma.
Then smell it deep its deli
cious, pure fragrance will
convince you. Try this test
with any other tobacco and
we will let Tuxedo stand
or fall on your judgment
"Your Nose Know"
g " 3 ItWlTlNS 1
M HMrwruu
iM'insrml iiiii.ni is
Want Ads only ONE CENT a word.
WearEver
Aluminum
Ii all that the name implies
and more. This ware is
useJ by people who want
the beat at the same price
that the other kind costs.
WeaY-Ever cleans easily,
laats longer, is lighter to
handle anJ is the modern
utensil for kitchen use.
J Our stock is complete
with s variety of patterns
in this material, and we
will be 'glad to answer any
of your inquiries.
F. DEMENT & CO.
LSISMJ
NEW UNION MARKET
IS OPENED IN BEND
Under the name of the Union Mar
ket, Bon F. Roseman opened his new
produce store on Oregon street today,
the morning being spent installing
the stock. The finishing of the in
terior ws; only completed last night.
ROUND-UP TO COST
TOTAL OF $50,000.00
Pendleton Slakes Preparation for a
Crowd Kven Larger Than lOltl
Pullman Service AssuceJ.
Fifty thousand dollars will be ex-
inpendeo by Voti.eion la putting ou
the 1917 Round Ip, September 20,
fl and wiich insure i the very
best in contests, horses, steers, per
formers and contests worth seeing.
Special Pullman trains have already
been engaged and will come from
Portland, Spokane and St. Paul. The
attendance will be equal to If not
greater than 1916. The railroads
have granted the usual special rate
of one and one-third fare for the
round trip from all points in the
northwest. The railroad officials as
sure the management there will no
no falling of In attendance and the
only question with them is whether
or not they will be able to furnish,
the equipment.
WANTED!
Two Stenographers
One File Clerk
1 One Telephone
Operator
Inquire THE
SHEVLIN-HIXON
OFFICE
EAT-
Everybody Eats the
1 best people, the partic
ular ones eat with us
CLUB CAFE
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT