THK HKNI MLLKTIN. DAILY KDITION, IlKND, OltKGON, TlUltHDAY, Al'M'HT l. IIMT
PACK 4
o'clock. A special etitertulnmont will
be given. 207c
LOCAL HOTELS
RATED HIGHLY
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ADVERTISEMENTS
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YOU GET WHAT
it-to-dati: facimth-m fou kx
tkutai.nmknt of thk fiiilic
offkiifi) my thk hostk.lhif.s
OF MKX1.
. Able to respond to the most exact
ing demands of both transient and
home trade, Bend hotels stand out as
among the best tn the state, and fur
nish one very evident reason why
the travelling public, tourist and com
mercial, never rush through Bend
without stopping for a night and a
day. Thoroughly up-to-date facil
ities for entertainment are offered by
the Wright, the Altaniont, the Pilot
Butte Inn. and the Hotel Cozy, given
in the order of their opening to the
public.
The Wright is well known for its
long service here, ond well conducted
kitchens are maintained at all four
establishments. A homelike welcome
is given at the Coxy, and at the Pilot
Butte service complete in all details
is offered, including week end auto
trips" to the best trout streams in
Central Oregon, that is to say, in the
state. The Altamont has made a spec
ialty of catering to the local trade.
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Mae Mueeay x On Record
At the new Liberty Theatre Tonight and Friday.
AT THE MOVIES
or two chairs. Pictures of a relig
ious nature find their place on the
stone walls while one of two' prints
of the king and queen are sometimes
found. The people's costume fit
this background admirably and adds
LONELY PHEASANTS
WILL FIND MATES
Ubrrty Theatre.
"Never again," solemnly exclaimed
Mae Murray, the charming Lasky
star. with her hand raised in the reg
ulation "never again" fashion. "Nev- the color aud life of the scene.
er gain, if I can help it will I go to j Then, too, the flashes of the life
jail! Of course I only went there; of the exiles on the way to Siberia
this time for a picture, but the police arouse indignation on the part of the
may have no fear that I will ever gol audience. The long single file line
back. They may go on their way' " People, some broken in health
chasing baudits and burglars, and,""! a'1 ' 8Prlt- aro 8nown 08 the
thev need devote none of their time guards walk alongside with their long
YOU WANT WHEN
YDUASKFOSfTHERE
FOR SALE
CIDFAVALK FOIl SAI.K Sixty foul
of good four-foot sidewalk. Can
easily bo Imujcd ' 1 -f,,( length
to aiiv location. Inquire liulletln of
fice. ' 492-Outfc
JJAMS FOIl SAI.K I m offering
for sale, 65 head of well bred
rams; about 31) white faco ond 35
black face Cotywoll Lincoln, and
Hampshire. If coming to look at
them mako an appointment. Wilson
Ranch. Powell llutto. 497-7,1 3c
JXHt HALF. .400 piano, for 1160;
practically giving It away, as I am
leaving for Canada Inquire nt G. W.
Horner's store. 40G-06tfc
watching me, for I am going to be a
mvo Bachelor Birds Will See More of perfectly good young person."
Miss Murray, who will be seen at
Own Species Tomorrow, for First
Time In Three Years.
Two lonely Chinese pheasant roost
ers who have lived lives of solitude
Tor the last three years, will enjoy
the companionship of others of their
species, when two crates of the game
irds are. unloaded at the Overturf
and the Bragg ranches near the
Grange hall. Four crates came in
today, the other two going to C. H.
Erickson, at Bear Creek, and to the
Forbes ranch, near Pilot Butte.. The
two male birds were left alone by
the death of the others of a ship
ment sent out three years ago.
Applications for two more crates
are on file, one from E. L. Clark, of
T Pine, and one from Allen Willcox
on, of Powell Butte. Several more
crates may be had by ranchers who
are willing to take care of the birds
and see to it that the pheasants have
"proper surroundings for rapid propagation.
ROADS ARE CUT UP
BY AUTO TRUCKING
Change in Hi(;nways Noted Within
.Less Than Month' Time, Due to
Heavy Motor Traflii .
Three weeks of heavy auto truck
hauling over the Cline Falls road and
the Redmond-Prineville highway
have made -the roads almost impass
able to swiftly moving motor ve
hicles, is the report brought in by
autoists motoring through Central
Oregon:- Less than a month ago the
Toads in question were rated among
the best in this section of the state.
The Bend-Pr.ineville road which
-passes the Grange hall is still in good
'condition, it is reported.
the Liberty Theatre tonight aud Fri
day, in the Lasky-Paramount produc
tion of "On Record," says this from
her experience in the Los Angeles
Jail. y
"I would think," she continued,
"that if the police would take any
body inclined to be bad, and show
them those long rows of horrible cells
and then put them in the dark cell
as they did me, that people would
never be bad again. The very sight
of them impressed me In a way I
shall never forget, and it must be a
rather hardened person who would
not be impressed as I was.
"I talked with a woman there in
the night court who told me she had
been in jail so many times she had
lost count. She said she always made
it a point to do something so she
could be sent to jail for the winter,
as it was nice and, warm there, and
so sociable but you can believe me,
I will never select one of them for my
winter home."
The tenth episode of the serial,
"Liberty" also comes on these nights.
The title for this week is "The Hu
man Targets," and shows some very
thrilling scenes of the Mexicans
shooting at American aeroplanes.
Grand Theatre.
The scenes of Russia in the Vita'
graph de luxe edition of "My Official
Wife," starring Clara Kimball Young,
Earle Williams and Harry Morey,
which la the attraction at the Grand
Theatre Saturday night and Sunday
matinee, are authentic to the minut
est detail.
The views of the peasant house
lend no small amont of atmosphere
with 'their great earthen ovens and
upper beds of straw. As a general
rule the furnishings are very sparse,
consisting very often of a rough
wooden table, a long bench and one
leather whips, driving the subjects
like cattle to the fold. Now and then
some weaker member of the party
will fall by the way and when a loved
one stops to aid him he Is beaten
Into submission and forced to con
tinue on his journey, leaving the
other to die of cold or starvation.
Other views show the border of
Russia and give ono some idea of the
difficulty an undesirable person
would experience in making his way
into the country. The passports are
carefully examined by the guards
who stop the progress of any sus
picious character until proof of his
mission within the boundaries of the
land may be obtained.
All these scenes give the desired
realism and atmosphere to the pro
duction and form fitting background
for the artistic acting of the principals.
poll SAI.K A real bargain for a
good all around service car. Just
the thing for farm sorvlce or a deliv
ery business. Will tuke Ford for purl
nnvmeut. See car at Hoy Urunton's
Garage. Redmond, or phono Red
mond 2204. 49S-07.10p
JMR SAI.K t'HKAl A slightly usrnl
electric range, good as now. W.
G. Hastings, Blvd. Addn. 4SUO0tfc
ADVENTIST SERVICES
AROUSING INTEREST
C. S. HUDSON, President
U. C. COE, Vice President
OE. A. SATHER, Vice President.
E. M. LARA, Cashier
L. G. McREYNOLDS, Asst. Cashier
B. A. STOVER, Asst. Cashier
The First National Bank
OF BEND, BEND, OREGON.
STATEMENT
June 20, 1917.
RESOURCES
Bills Receivable $432,302.70
. Bonds and Warrants 19,374.16
Stock Federal Reserve
Bank 1,300.00
Real Estate, Furniture
and Fixtures 31,057.34
Bonds to Secure Circula
tion : 12,600.00
6. Redemption Fund 625.00
Other Real Estate Owned 3,577.63
'CASH AND EXCHANGE 183,904.75
Bonds to Secure U. 8.
, P. S. ,. : 4,034.76
1688,736.24
LIABILITIES -
Capital $ 26,000.00
Surplus and Profits - 26,699.74
'Circulation 12,500.00
'Deposits 624,636.60
'. ' , $688,736.24
First National Bank
Member Federal Reserve System.
Interpretaton of Mible Prophecies in
Light of Modern Happening .
Given by Speaker.
Interest Is growing nightly In the
Adventlst services being conducted
in the cotton tabernacle on Bond
street, by L. E. Folkeniberg and Geo.
J. Appel, of Portland, with the assist
ance of Miss Opal Clark, missionary.
Interpretation of Biblical prophecies
in the light of present day eveiits,
forms the keynote of the services,
the Adventists having made a spec
ial study of this phase of the Scrip
tures for years'.
Tonight present day events In gen
eral will! be discussed, and Sunday
night a sermon on the mlllenium
will be given. ,
The services will continue for the
next two weeks.
poll KAI.K Four year old horse.
broke double and to ride, weight
about 1100 Lbs. Thoroughbred Hara
tltonlan mare. Inquire Bulletin.
490-05, 09c
poit SAI.K Pony, light single rig.
harness and saddle, cow and calf.
T. G. Beckor, Tumalo. Ore.
483-04, Up
poll SALE Nine Jersey cattle,
throe good milkers, four heifors,
one five months old heifer calf, one
yearling steer. Price 1.400 cash. Er
nest Frank, Deschutes, Or.
487-04.06,08
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Owner of 1'iitil curt tun inlvl'd In Ii'mviiio of
"coiintdi Ml purls. " II your cm' ni't'iU iiiljuiiumm
lu'lntf It, litiro whine you will Unci rlliililn htvIci
Willi till! I'llllipllllO IMI'I'llllllll'lll l( 11 i II1UM1I 10 (t VII till)
hljrliiiKl quality of I'Nnil hki vIcii iiIiUiIiiiiIiIk. All tin
Kuril yiirtM iiitcd urn supplied liy I lu Kuril Mutiit' uia
puny. Von can not expiwt your Kuril cur to give Uu.
MM'vli'o mill oniliiriinot- you ili'tuiiiiil. null's vim huvi It
rami fur livv unn iXhm'Iiiii'ihI in Kurd mi'iliiids.
I tunulMuit t.'U Toitrlntr l ur .lm, Si iliin 4l'i, t'inii
I'lrt MM, Town fur VWi all f. o. l. Detroit. On
illspluy and fur ale liy
Cent. Ore Motor Co.
, Tlionc Black 102
Your Patronage Solicited
poll HA 1. 10 Team of geldings, 21100
pounds, G yeurs old; good workers;
harness and wagon new. At Aunn's
stable. 483-03.08P
poll HALE Indian motorcycle, will
give time; also gas cook stove,
with oven. M. K. Harper. Tumalo.
Oro. 434.90,939p
CNAI' Five passenger car. In first
1 duns running ordur. First party
with) 100 cuu tuke I'.. In:tulro Hill
etln. 4lU-iS2lfc
poll HALF; Five room house, bath.
toilet. Dutch kitchen; largo lot.
On Adams place, four blocks from
the mills. Inquire at Horner's store.
373-75tfo
P)ll KALE Lots 9 and 1". of block
13, Bund View, price 1300. easy
terms.
Sco ABC, Bulletin office.
3C0-70tf
poll HALE Lots 9 and 10. of block
24 of Kenwood, price 1326, very
easy terms. Bee ADC, Bulletin office.
349-1701t
poll HALE Two lots In Nortawost
Townslte Company's Second Ad
dition I west of the river, near Bhcv
lln mill); price f 150, easy terms, Ap
ply she, Bulletin office. tf
WANTED
WAN'TKII fn. light weight rags.
ThO Bulletin office. 453-4lfo
ptll.MTlRE WANTED Wu will
pay best cash price for used fur
niture and household goods. Phone
Black 1641. 386-78tfo
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS
NOTICE TO RKREKAHH."
Members of the Rebekahs, both
visiting and local, are cordially In
vited to be present tomorrow night
at the meeting at Sather's hall at 8
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Call No. 561
ARTHUR J. MOORE
Lawyer
GENERAL PRACTICE
Ix)g Cabin Building
BEND, ORE. Phone Black 1411
FOR SALE -One of the best
constructed houses in Bead at
actual cont, with no charge for
the 100x120 feet of view property
it stands upon. Terms like rent.
Bend Park Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
FULL LINE
-of-
Hardware
Implements
Hunters' Supplies
Bend Hardware Co.
THE UNITED WARE
HOUSE COMPANY
tone nd P.rwardlai, Gtnar.t Cm
atlwi.B Marcksnto,
We carrr Oil, CsmIIm, Sinr, FW,
alt HmU, Beau, Been eat Lars'.
VERNON A. FORBES
LAWYER
First National Bank Building
Band, :-: :-i Oregon
DR. J. H. CONNARN
DENTIST
OfflM In Bather Building.
Hour. 9 to 12. 1 to 6.
Sundays and evenings by
Appointment.
llcnil lrfHlgo No. 42.1 Loyal Or
(J.t of Moo Moots In Mooso
Hall every Thursday. Visiting
brothers aro cordially Invited to
attend.
M. A. PALMER
Cabinet Maker and Uulldcr,
Jobbing
Screen Door and Windows.
Franklin St., rear of Irrigation
Oo.'s old building.
H. H. De ARMOND
LA WY Ell
O'Kana Dulldlng, Bend, Oregon
Office pkon. Blk 1701 Hh, Illk IIM
KRf.e CONSULTATION
Dr. R. D. Ketchum,
Ini(lrM I1)'lclan
lloun. to II. I to l:J0, or br e
polntm.nl BATHER HUI1.DINU
W. G. Manning,. M.D.
DENTIST .
Suite 13-14. O'Kane Building
Tel. Mack 1781 Ilend, Ore.
$100.00 Starts a Home!
I will bulM home to tult, for tlOO
down, belenc. In monthly payment
J. C. Hll.l., CUMII. Ilot.l.
Phone Uluk Idol
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Wrlt.re of ell klrnl. of In.uren... Old
Ml Iniureee. Aeney In Cti!rml Or.
eon. H. C. Kill., Hr.t Ntlonl ll.ok
Uulldlne, Dend, Ormon.
Tinning and Uhcet Metal
WM. MONTflOMEIlY.
Furnaces, Spouting. Outtoring,
Cornice ond Skylight
Repairing promptly attended to
Prices right, work guaranteed
Casualty and Surety
Bonds Furnished
Hco
D. L. WIGGINS
3. K, ICNGKHIIKTHON,
' PLL'MHING AND HKATINO
117 Minnesota Streot.
Estimates Chnorfully Furnlshod
Jobbing Promptly Dona.
DR. TURNER
. Eve Specialist
of PoitUnd
VISITS BEND MONTHLY
Witch pepei lor Data
or inquire of '
THORSON, THE JEWELER
W. W. FAULKNER, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Suite 6-8-10, O'Kane Building
Bend, ' Oregon
OEOnOB SvYOUNO
Civil and Irrigation Engineer
V. H. Mineral Surveyor.
i
Room 4, ovor Bend Co, office,
The Bend Bulletin
GOOD PRINTING
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(CLARINUTTIST)
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AND '
Practical Teacher
on ail instrument
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3 doors from Wall St.