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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1917)
PAGE 4 THK IlKMD 1.1'M.frriN. DAILY KOITION, IIKXI, OltKGON, KATl'llDAY, Al'Gl'HT II, II7 AVATER IS LOCATED AT 500 FOOT DEPTH 3Iillican lUnchrr Installs Knirlno for Artmlmi Woll n liny Kind a Koady Market. (Special to The Bulletin.! ' MILMCAN. Auk. 11. W. W. Grln totcad has returned from Bund with pipes and pumping Jack, having struck water at about BOO feet the past week. He U now busy Installing the same. He bought the gasoline engine some time ago. Vernon Olevenger has been busy hauling lumber. He Intends to build a new bouse. Mrs. J. J. Holland and children called on Mrs. Ferdinand Tauscher this week. Mrs. J. J. Holland and children were dinner guests at the R. R. Keller home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Roberts and daughter, Florence, returned from their touring trip this week. Mrs. J. J. Holland and children and Mrs. 11. R. Keller and children visited with the Wra. Reames family Sunday afternoon. Ferdinand Tauscher bought 20 loads of rye and wheat straw from V, E. Lee, which he and Mrs. Tausch er hauled home the past week. Mary Holland returned to her home Saturday, after spending two weeks at the L. P. Rooney home. L. P. Rooney returned to his home Saturday, after having worked in Bend for several months. The Rodn eys expect to spend the winter in Portland. . ' R. R. Keller bought five loads of rye Btraw from F. ,E. Lee, which he "hauled home this week. The Spencers bought $2600 worth ef cattle from their nephew recently. ! Fred Kiger returned three cowsi and two calves to his brother-in-law. j. u, morion, ounuuy, auer unviug cared for them for some time. 1. L. Owen, who has been haying at Prlneville. is home between crops. J. J. Holland also is borne, having worked at the same place. Mr. Hol land expects to return to Prlneville In two weeks. Ferdinand Tauscher is helping F. 15. Lee with his haying. Walter and Roy Keller were vis itors at the J. J. Holland home Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Keller called at the Geo. Cook home Wednesday. Mr. Sloan bought 16 tons of hay from Eric Hosteland. P. B. Johnson also bought one. stack from Mr. Hosteland. ; R. R. Keller expectaNto leave for Bend next week, to seek employment. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Norton hauled one of their other residences onto 'their present home place, to enlarge their house. The school board of . District No "26 will meet Saturday evening at the cbool bouse. Mrs. J. t. Holland and son, Joe, railed on Mrs. R. R. Keller Monday afternoon. , . t Mrs. F. Tauscher called at the J. J. Holland home Monday. Miss Garsky baa been engaged to teach one of our schools. WOOD SAWING. Orders tltkon any place In the city. Prompt Hiirvlo. Phone, It oil 1681. Wm, Lewis, 1013 lloud Ht. 370-lawk Marguerite Clark, in "The Fortunes of Fifi," at the Lib erty Theatre, Sunday matinee and night and Monday night. . Chicken dinner at The Altamoni. Sunday, 12:30 to 1:30, and 6 to 7, -SO cents. 20S; AT THE MOVIES Liberty Theatre. Marguerite Clark, who was last seen on the screen of the old Beud Theatre in the Famous Players adap tation of "Snow White," wilt appear at the new Liberty Theatre in the Famous Players adaptation of Molly Elliot Seawell's "The Fortunes, of Fifi," her next paramount Picture, at the Sunday matinee and night and Monday night performances. Marguerite Clark has played al most every conceivable character on the screen from the delightful little "Molly Make Believe" and "Little Lady Eileen," who believed in fairies to "Snow White," who was a sort of fairy princess herself. But during the time that she has been appearing on the screen the Famous Players have never given her the role of an actress until she played Fifi, in "The Fortunes of Fifi," which is the Para mount Picture at the new Liberty Theatre on Sunday matinee and night and Monday night. The story concerns a little French actress and her aims, ambitions, ro mance, near-tragedy and final good fortune. In it Miss Clark does some of the most delightful work of her screen career, playing the actress with a delicate touch that is refresh ing and irresistibly charming. A Pictograph and Bray Cartoon comedy completes the bill. BIDS WANTED. "The school board of District No. 3, Tumalo, Oregon, will receive bids for transportation of pupils for the ensu ing school year and by automobile from the territory 7 miles north and 7 miles west to the school in Tumalo. Information as to routes and spec ifications will toe furnished by J. M. Griffin, Tumalo, Oregon. The board reserves the right to 'reject any or all bids, and all pro posals must be in the office of the District Clerk at Tumalo, by Septem ber 1, 1917. J. L. COUCH, Chairman. FRED N. WALLACE, ' Clerk. 208-26C Grand Theatre. After constructing a gambling den for bis new film drama, "The New York Peacock," In which Valeska Su ratt stars, William Fox stripped New York's White Way of its gambling element to populate the great scene. The gambling den has been called perfect by the professionals who took part in the scene. It was designed after Richard Canfleld's palaces of chance. The fittings alone cost sev eral thousand dollars and were smug gled Into the Fort Lee, N. J., studio from Elkard, Ind. Practically the entire studio floor was taken up by the gambling room setting. Rare tapestries hung on the walls and heavy carpets covered the floor. The gambling outfit included two roulette tables, one hazard table, two faro tables and one crap table. Each bit of apparatus was fully C. S. HUDSON, President E U, C. COE, Vice President L, E. A. BATHER, Vice President. B . M. LARA, Cashier O. McREYNOLDS, Asst. Cashier . A. STOVER, Asst. Cashier The First National Bank OF BEND. BEND, OREGON. STATEMENT June 20, 1817, RESOURCES Bills Receivable $432,302.70 Bonds and Warrants 19,374.18 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 3,577.53 CASH AND EXCHANGE 183,904.75 Bonds to Secure U. 8. P. S. 4,034.7 $688,736.24 LIABILITIES Capital : ...I 25,000.00 .Surplus and Profits ........ 26,699.74 'Circulation 12,600.00 I Deposits 624,636.50 . 1688,736.24 First National Bank . ' Member Federal Reserve System. equipped for use. Into this Monte Carlo came the, Broadway gamblers. These wore brought from New York In closed autos. Never had such a collection of gamblers and confidence men ap peared before a camera excepting possibly the "mugging" machine which keeps the rogues' gallory up to date. The elite of the White Light Palaces of Chance were there. Their huge diamond studs and their daz zling rings twinkled In the brightly lighted studios. The gamblers were rounded up by Kenean Duel, director of the film. He believed his actors wore not famil iar with roulette and faro and didn't want any better informed person in the audience which sees "Tho New York Peacock" to 'find the games being played Incorrectly. So a real gambler was put In charge of each table and a few more scattered about the room to give atmosphere. This picture is at the Grand The atre Sunday night and Monday night. Sunday in Bend Churches Methodist Episcopal Church. At 10:00 a. m., Sunday school; 11 o'clock divine worship; prelude, "When I Think of Thee, Song." Hoff man; Hymn 131; Apostles i Creed; prayer; duet, "The Lord Is My Shep herd"; gloria; New Testament Les son; announcements, offertory, "The Happy Farmer." Schuman; Hymn 208; sermon, "The Golden Channel of Service"; reception of members; Hymn 381; postlude, "Antlenne," Ba tiste. Epworth League, 7:00 p. m., sub ject, "Cowardice Makes Weaklings," leader, Alex Mersdorf. Evening service, 8:00 p. m. Pre lude, "Serenade," C. A. Elsoldt; song service, be sure and select your fav orite song; Hymn 291; prayer; an nouncements; offertory, "Tieme," Reinecke; Hymn 300; sermon, "A Young Man Whose Pace' Was Too Swift"; Hymn 272; postlude, Sulli van. ' , Presbyterian Church. The recent session of the Presby terian Synod of Oregon was the most interesting of the past eleven years. At the Sunday morning service a re view of what was done will be given. Two Elders from the Bend church were present and both of them will give their view of the matter. Those who are interested In cur rent affairs in he light of the Bible cannot afford to miss the ' Sunday evening Bible study lectures that are being given at our church." The facts from the Bible as given last Sunday evening, and at the mention of which the audience grew very tense, were among the minor things that are yet to follow. Come and hear some of the wonders that are contained In th Moslac Covenant. These wonders will be the subject for Sunday even Ing at 8 o'clock. Come and bring your questions. H. C. HARTRANFT, Pastor. ' .. ' Baptist Church. Tuesday evening, August 14, Is the date on which the church proposes to issue a formal call to Rev. J. M. Nelson, of Portland, to become pastor of this church, and every resident member is urged to be presont, as any action taken in the matter will be final. Remember the date, Tues day evening, August 14, at 8 o'clock, Rev. John Chandler, of Redmond, will preach for us on Sunday evening, August 12, a 8 o'clock. CliU'kttu dinner at Tliu Altamout. Suiuluy, 13:30 to 1:30, and to 7, 50 cents. , 308c T 1 Ci 1 tt M ADVERTISEMENTS YOU GET WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOUASKTORITHEKE i FOR SALE poll HAI.K Plymouth ltoi-k tuiil Rhode Island Red hens. O. W. Shrlner,' Purk- Addition, Phone Red. 91. 501-9. lGc poit NAI.K Fifty Plymouth Rock hens. N. 'A. Peterson, Box 603. 604-209. 12p gllKV.I.K I'Olt HAI.K Sixty feet of good four-fool sldowalk. Can easily be hauled In 16 -fool lengths to any location. Inquire Bulletin of fice. 492-06tfc YOU ARE INVITED TO THE GRAND PICNIC SUNDAY, AUGUST 1 2 v GIVEN DY SONS OF NORWAY ON PICKETT ISLAND AT TUMALO An excellent prorinn lias been prepared, includ ing an opening addrtss by It. 1 Miuter, Tug-nf-War, Women's Nail Driving Contest, Men's Sack Itace, Apple Eating Contest, Hulldogging Contest with (James of all kinds, l'rics will be given for winners in competitive feature events. Music will be furnished by the Hend Hand, ami Refreshments will be served on the grounds. First Car leaves American Hiikery at H;iJ() a.m. Get your ticket at Ioven's or Thorson's and join us JJA.MS FOR HAI.lv -I am offering for sale. 65 head of well bred rams; about 30 white face and 36 black face Cotywell Lincoln, and Hampshire. If coming to look at thotu muko an appointment. Wilson Ranch, Pownll Butto. 497-7. 13c poll SAI.K 1400 piano, for $160; practically giving It away, as I am leaving for Canada Inquire at O. W. Horner's store. 496-05tfc poll SAI.K A real bargain for a good rill around service car. Just tho thing for farm service or a deliv ery business. Will tuke Ford for part payment. See car at Roy Branton's Oarage, Redmond, or phone Red mond 224. 498-07.10P pOR HAI.K t'HKAP A slightly used electric range, good as new. W. O. Hastings, Blvd. Addn. 489-OGtfc pOK HAI.K Four year old horse. broko double and to ride, weight pill HAI.K Lots 9 and 10, of block about 1100 Lbs. Thoroughbred Ham- 24 of Kenwood, prlre 1325, very lltonlan mare. Inquire Bulletin. terms. See ABC, Hull-tin office. 49U-05.09C 349-17011 POR HA LK Pony, light single rig. P' HAI.K-Two lots in Northwest V harness and saddle, cow and calf. Town.lle Company Second Ad- T O: Becker. Tumulo. Ore. dlll"n wot of ,h" riw- Bh8T- 483-04. 16p "n m,,l ! price 1 1 50, easy terms, Ap- ' ply abc. Bulletin office, If pOU HAI.K Indian motorcycle, will ai-3aB-aaiK: give time: also gas cook stove, WANTED with oven. M. F. Harper, Tumalo, , Ore. 434.0,939p 1 VAXTKI riean. light weight rags, poll HAI.K -Five room house, bath, The Bulletin office. 4 62-94lf0 toilet, Dutch kllchun; large lot. On Adams place, four blocks from lyAXTKO Dog catcher. See Chief the mills. Inquire at Homer's store. " , Pot.B 103-09tfe t 372-75tfc CHlll HAI.K Lot. and 1". of block prBJflTfKK WAMKD Wt, will 13. Bend View, price 1200. easy PX " P'' 'or- used lur- tornis. See AUC. Bulletin office. d household goods. Phono 350-70tf Black 1641. 3SS-7ltfo BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS ARTHUR J. MOORE Lawyer . GENERAL MAfTH'E Ix)g Cabin Building BEND, ORB. Pfces Black 1411 rOt SALE-Ono of the ot constructed houses In Bend at actual cost, with no charge for the 100x120 feet of view proierty it stands upon. Terms like rent. Bend Park Co. Real Estate sad lasnrancc FULL LINE -of- Hardware Implements Hunters' Supplies Bend Hardware Co. THE UNITED WARE HOUSE COMPANY Steraga and Porwsrdlnf, Central Ctm akwtea Hsrekanta. W carry Oil, Gaaellna, teiar, Nnr, Bait Meats, Baas, Beee and Lars'. W. W, FAULKNER, D. M. D. DENTIST Sulto 6-8-10, O'Kane Building Bend, . Oregon VERNON A. FORBES kAwmn first National Bank Building Band, :: Oregon II. II. De ARMOND LAWYKR O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregon DR. 3. H. CONNARN DENTIST, OlBc in Sathar Building. Hour to 12. 1 to B. Sundays and evenings by Appointment. llrnd IrfMlge No. 41 Loyal Or. tier of Moono Meets in Moose Hall every Thursday. Visiting brothers aro cordially Invited to attend. OHlea phone Btk 1101 Km, Blk ilea BKIC CONSULTATION Dr. R. D. Ketchom, DrugleM Physlrlaat lloun. la II. I to 1:10, or kr pointinvnL 8ATIIKR BUILDING M. A. PALMER Cabinet Maker and Builder, Jobbing Screen. Door and Window. Franklin St., rear of Irrigation Co.' old building. W. G. Manning, D. M. D. i DENTIST Suite 12-14, O'Kane Building Tel. Black 1781 Dead, Ore, $100.00 Starts a Home! I will bulM hourn to lull, for 1100 down, balance In .monthly payment. J. C. RILL, Canada H.nl. Fhona Black MSI . BEND INSURANCE AGENCY Wrltam of all klnda of Inauranta. OM. oat In.uranco Aaancy In Control Ora rn. II. C. Kllla, Plrat National Rank Ilullillni. Bend, Oregon, Tinning and Uhoet Motnl WM. MONTGOMERY. Furnaces, Spouting, Guttering, Cornice and Skylight Ropalrlng promptly attended to Prloes rlirht, work guaranteed Casualty and Surety Bonds Furnished P. I WIOOI.VH J. K. EXGKBRETHOJf, PliVMllINO AM) UK ATI NO 117 Minnesota Street. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished Jobbing Promptly Done. DR. TURNER , Eye Specialut ' of Portland VISITS BEND MONTHLY Watch papai lor Data er inquire of THORSON, THE JEWELER QKOItCJE 8. YOUNO Civil and Irrigation Engineer V. H. Mineral Surveyor. Hoom 4, over Bond Co, office. The Bend1 Bulletin COOD PRINTING JAMES AUSTIN (CLA III N KTTIST) Musical Director , AND Practical Teacher on all Instruments STUDIO, Greenwood Ave. .. ,, 3 doors, from Wall St. JOHN P. LUNDBERO, Clerk. 0
