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The Bend Bulletin
DAILY EDITION
PaMtskea' Evtrr Afterneeii Kiceat Beaeej.
HBND, ORBliON.
Catered as Second Claes matter. January
I 117. at th. Poat Office at Bend, Oregon,
aaoer Act of March , It;.
GCORGB PALMER PUTNAM Publisher
ROHKRT W. 8AWVKR Editor-Mananr
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It oauses ft lot of confusion when
the various government publicity bu
reaus use ft capital "D" in the domoc-
racy that the war li bolng fought (or.
Why doesn't Burbank Invont a
seedless watermelon?
Navar Falls.
Bob (looking at the menu)-What la
an omelet surprise? Hub The sur
prise comes wheu you get your check
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1917
GOOD LUCK!
The war call has taken another of
The Bulletin force. Fred Woelflcn,
who tor two years has managed the
business department of the paper, has
teen accepted for the next Officers'
Training camp.
We are sory to lose him, just as
Bend is sorry to part with such a
capable, popular and energetic cit
izen, even temporarily. But, despite
the inconvenience caused by his loss,
.we are glad that he has set a patriotic
example. He has done the right
thing the thing that younger, un
married men, without direct depend
ents, should do.' Others in our office
have tried fo enlist, and through no
fault of their own have been turned
down, because they failed to measure
up to the physical requirements.
Taken all in all. we feel- that our
little force is doing its share, and we
congratulates "The Bulletin repre
sentative" who is going with the
colors, and wish him-a world of good
fortune. Just as we wish it to the
-other young men from Bend who have
gone and who will go to fight for
world democracy.
Duty puts a clear sky over every
man. Into which the skylark of happi
ness always goes alngiug. i'rcutlce.
AT THE HOTELS
Pilot Butte Inn;
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Robinson,
Boise.
' E. E. Gillette, Deer Lodge, Mont.
Ben Little, Boise.
John E. Hayes and wife, Portland.
Miss Mlnola Hayes, Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Riethmlller,
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. S .D. Evans, Rose
burg. William E. Lawrence, Corvallls.
G. M. Flint and wife. Turualo.
W. D. Barnes, Tumalo. .
G. W. Herron and daughter, Port
land.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes, Silver
Lake. .-'
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Leggett, Salem.
J. P. Richardson, Portland.
J. H. Yost, Portland.
R. G. Brady, Portland.
A. Bendler, Cornelius, Or.
J. B. Bryan, Portland.
John R. Graham and wife, Merced,
Calif.
Donald Graham, Merced, Calif.
J. P. Hardy, Oregon Trunk.
D. P. Larson, Minneapolis.
J. B. Ettinger. Portland.
Hotel Cozy.
Mr. and Mrs. William Belmont, De
troit.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hascomb,
Pendleton.
Mr. hnd Mrs. Arthur Hatton, Pen
dleton. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gardner, Fort
Rock.
CAN'T JOLLY JOLLY.
It may be tulip time in Holland,
but it is also "cleanup time' in Cres
cent." At least so says Editor T. H.
Jolly in the most recent issue of the
Crescent News, after publishing the
story of the latest developments in
the local school scandal.
Then the doughty editor continues:
"The editor of the News has hppn
threatened with eight different kinds I
of death if we publish certain things,
but what do we care. Every Tom is
credited with nine lives, and we have
no fear. However, if we should get
killed, as advertised, it will be from
a wound in the back. Cowards and
'blowhards' never ' bother us. And
here we wish to state that T. H. Jolly
is editor of the News and personally
responsible, for every word published
in this paper. . When our enemies
think they have a good chance to
win out, go to it."
r . - ., BETTER SOON.
'Any motorist who can skip over
.the first 18 or 20 miles out of Bend
on the road to Klamath Falls and
still retain an even disposition Is en
titled to a gold medal."
So says The Oregonion automobile
editor, and, as matters stand, he Is
pretty nearly correct. But wait until
the State Highway Commission has
spent that $17,000 on our Bend-La
Pine highway!
Some of 'those were rather fishy
yarns produced by our official press
agent at Washington: But then, there
"really Is a thing called a fish Creel,
yon know.
CHERRIES
PEACHES
ORANGES
LEMONS
WATERMELONS
MUSKMELONS
APRICOTS
PLUMS
BLACKBERRIES
CURRANTS
GRAPES
APPLES
PEARS
EGGPLANTS
SWEET POTATOES
CABBAGES
ONIONS
PEPPERS
SUMMER SQUASH
CUCUMBERS
CARROTS
GREEN PEAS
RADISHES '
TOMATOES
CELERY
BEETS
AND
LOT '
OF
OTHER
THINGS
THAT
YOU '
WILL
LIKE
.v Bennett's Grocery
O'K one Building
OPTIMISTIC OUTLOOK.
Dun's Review says:
"Convincing evidence of the strength of fundamental con
ditions during: a time of war readjustments still appears in the
insolvency statistics. Notwithstanding the general doubts
about impending economic changes, and the hesitancy and
waiting In nrany directions, the country's commercial mortality
gives not indication of conspicuous unsettlement in business.
The number of failures in July, 1137, was less than in any
other month this year, excepting April, and the smallest for
the period since 1911, while the defaulted Indebtedness was
the lightest for July In all years back to 1912, aside from 1916.
Both In manufacturing and trading, fewer embarrassments
occurred last month than in the previous year." .:.
J. William A. Busch, Kort Rock.,
O. L. McVey, Terrobonno.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Gist, Sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Allen, Ststors.
Tho Wright HutW.
P. J. Gallaghor, Vancouver.
Victor Dickey, Portland.
S. J.Bradbury, San -Antonio, Tex.
Dr. Anna James, Missoula, Mont.
C. R. Lawson, Redmond.
Andrew Conner, Lakevlow.
Flora M. Conner, Lakevlow,
Clinton Wood, Portland.
E. W. Lafferty, Hood Rlvor.
P. R. Albrecht, Silver Lake.
Wayne F. Amos, Brothers.
W. C. Holltnshead, La Pine.
Cecil O. Hilllnshead, La Pine.
Mrs. W. R. Hlntie and son, Cres
cent. , . -
David Slgfriedson
R. T. McMlllen. Portland
G. A. Martin, East Lake.
Ellis Herbert, Elmlra, Ore.
Wlllard Powell. Elmlra, Oro.
Harley Powell, Elmlra, Ore,
Mrs. A. Gowan, Burns.
N. D. Schmtts, Summer Lake.
YOUNG SAGE HENS
SCARCE THIS YEAR
KkK" Chilled Kitrly lit Hpnnoii In Kx
plaiiHlloit Given by the
tiumo Wurtlcn.
Few young birds are being found
by sage lion hunters sineo the opun-
Ing of the season, according to Hep
uty Chief Game Warden John Cun
ningham, whoso explanation Is that
eggs wore chilled by tho luto frosts
this year, making tho first hatch
almost a total failure Old birds are
setting again, ho reports.
Sage hens aro unusually plentiful
this year, but only in a tow sections,
notably tho upper Paulina country,
DM Vfimiir lili-ila 111 tttiv nlilltlitii linn
Klamath FallsJ Kor the moal t Br0 on prVBt j
holdings, where permission of the
ranchers is a jirtS-roqulslto to hunting
The uni-ertnliity of death Is In effect
the ereut supiort of the whole system
of life. Beu Jonson.
TONIGHT-ANITA STEWART.
" THE MORE EXCELLENT WAY."
Saturday Nighty and Sunday Matinee
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG ,
IN
Hfe Official Wife
la this picture you st-erthe chan je that takes place in the
the life of a peasant girl. See her in Iter h m ) and then
in the borne of her supposedly "higher circle friends."
Sunday and Monday Nights !
THE LIFE YOU'VE HEARD OF. BUT NEVER LIVED
the dizzy, swirling, ruinous While Light Life
in New York. You can live it one night with
safety by seeing
VALESKA SURATT
"The New York Peacock"
GRAND THEATRE
.The Hotel Cozy
Has nicely furnished, clean, modern rooms, some
with clothes closets which are reserved for steady
roomers. Try them. Meals if desired.
MRS. NETTIE STEVENSON
PROPRIETOR
SECOND HAND
Furniture Wanted ?
IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL ON
H R.. GRIFFUS
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BEND, OREGON
DR. J. II. CONNAKN TO
RECEIVE COMMISSION
Kutlftcallon whs received this
morning by Dr. J. H. Ciiunnrn, of this
city, from the surgeon genural of the
United States army tliut he has qual
ified for a commission as first lieuten
ant In tho Dental Reserve corps, The
latter stated that tho records In con
nection with Dr. Connarn's examina
tion, taken curly In July, huvo been
sent to tho adjutant general, Ixom
whom tho commission will bo x re
ceived. Dr. Couiiaru expects to re
eelvo deflnlto word within tho next
two days.
Ills call to report for service will
probably not como for six or olght
weeks, and until then Dr. Conniirn
will continue his practloo In Bend.
OVERHALL'S RELEASE
RESULT OF HEARING
Krad Ovorhall, arrested on suspic
ion In connection with compiulnt
preferred hy Charles Alexundor, col
ored, that his purse had been stolen,
was released yesterday after hearing
in justlco court, no evidence being
given to warrant his detention. Amos
Neeley, mulatto, who Alexander and
Ovorhall both declare mixed the
liquor which they consumed previous
to tho dlsappournnt'o of the pocknt
book, Is still being held hy the au
thorities, ponding an investigation
bused on tho liquor end of tho case.
It Is expected that Neely will bo
given a linarlng tomorrow on tho re
turn of District Attorney Do Aruiciml
from I'rlnevlllo.
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