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THE PEXD UU1XKTIX, DAILY KD1TIO.V, BKND, OKKOON, ,MATIUI.V, AIWHT IH, IOIT
AT THE HOTELS
The Wright Hotel.
J. L. Julian, Ftrdale, Wash.
Victory Dlckoy, Portland.
Helmund Wacklund, SUvor
"William J. McGinn, Portland.
C. H. Cooke, Shanlko.
Georgo Barcloy, Portland.
C. H. Oakes, Million.
I. L. Owen, Mllllran.
N. L. Waro, Spokane.
H. C. Anderson, Burns.
. John H. Snyder, Portland.
W. G. Fordham, La Pine.
lUt Hut to Inn,
Mrs. H. M. Franklin, Tennllla, Ga.
Miss Jean Franklin, Tennllla, Ga.
H. M. Franklin, Jr., Tennllla, Go.
Graham Franklin, Tennllla, Go.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Williamson,
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jaeger, Port
land.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Smith, Port
land.
Herbert Pucleh, Lakeview.
C. Henkle, Lakeview.
; S. Davis, San Francisco.
CUft Judd. Idaho Falls. -
George ryimbaugh, Idaho Falls.
E. K. Frank, Portland.
A. H. Cooley, Portland.
I Mr. and.Mrs. (C. S. Reed. Jr.
M. W. Mathusen, Silver Lake.
G. W. Gates. Portland.
T. J. O'Keefe, Portland.
Joseph Fox, Portland.
Frank Creasey. Portland.
"William Glasgow, Seattle.
R. F. Strong;. Portland.
Hotel Ciwy.
. E .E. Hester, Silver Lake.
R. L. Cowan, Stauffer.
O. M. Flatburg, Metolius.
Miss M. Culley, Aberdeen.
Kilometer and Mil.
Wireless telegraph transmission dis
tances are often stated In kilometers,
nautical miles or statute miles. To
convert tuo number ot kilometers to
nautical miles, multiply by ttfty-four
and point off two decimal places. To
convert from kilometers to statute
miles multiply by 6lxty-two and point
off two places. If the distance Is given
in statute, or land, miles and you want
It expressed In kilometers, multiply the
number of miles by 101 and point off
two decimal places. Popular Science
ilonthly.
Chicken dinner at the Altamont on
Sunday, twelve-thirty to one-thirty,
and six to seven. Fifty cents. You
will enjoy It. Adv.
JIT THE MOVIES
Liberty Theatre.
The Bend theatre-goers who .at
tended the Liberty Theatre last night
'were certainly given a treat in the
presentation of the Spanish Trouba
dours, who appearing in a revue of
Spanish songa, music and native
dances. .They are a company of
artists worthy of much more than
passing mention., Ot particular note
is Nello Villa, the Spanish Caruso,
'whose singing alone is an evening's
entertainment. He was followed by
"Varda, the Egyptian dancer, in a
'beautiful barefoot dance of the Nile.
'Carlos Haro with his violin, spoke
3n a language that was more univer
sally understood than that of the
Spanish tongue and was more than
"well received, although every num
ber was liberally applauded. Their
artistic work will be long remember
ed by those -who see them.
It is announced that they will ap
pear again tonight and Sunday night,
as well as at the Sunday matinee,
"with a complete change of numbers
'each time. The act, which occupies
C. S. HUDSON, President E. M. LARA, Cashier
U. C. COE, Vice President L. G. McREYNOLDS, Asst. Cashier
E. A. SATHER, Vice President. 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 19,374.18
Stock Federal Reserve
Bank 1,300.00
Real Estate, Furniture
and Fixtures 31,057.34
Bonds to Secure Circula- 1
tion 12,600.00
6 Redemption Fund .... 625.00
Other Real Estate Owned 3,677.63
.. . , CASH AND EXCHANGE 183,004.75 ,
Bonds to Secure U. S.
P. 8 4,034.76
$688,736.24
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.
La Sarranita, Spanish Dansuese, at the Liberty Theatre
tonight and Sunday.
about 40 minutes, is given in addi
tion to the usual run ot pictures.
The picture for tonight is "A Girl's
Folly," in which Robert Warwick and
Doris Kenyon do something entirely
different from anything that any pic
ture actors "have ever done in "A
Gril's Folly." In this newest World
Picture Brady-Made, they take the
parts of motion picture actor3. This
is the first time that a film feature
has been woven about the romance
ot a motion picture studio and the
result is a big success which every
film fan in the entire country will
wish to see. It is a picture that can
be unqualifiedly reco.mmended as be
ing utterly different from the ordi
nary run of pictures and as contain
ing a delightful and thrilling story
which will grip the attention ot all
beholders. x
The Sunday photoplay is one ot the
strongest and most inspiring photo
dramas ever presented to the Para
mount patrons. In it Kathlyn Will
iams appears in the Oliver Morosco
production of Maud E. Corsan's
story, "Out of the Wreck," a story
taken from a page ot real life and
written especially for Miss Williams.
The story is one especTally appealing
to women and children, and might
be entitled "The Memories of the
Forget-Me-N'ots," as ne influence of
this tender flower guides the destiny
of the girl In the picture. "Out of
the Wreck" will be repeated on Mon
day night, but without the Spanish
entertainers, who complete their en
gagement with the Sunday night per
formance. '
Grand Theatre.
This is the' night that all of the
children should see the pictures at
the Grand Theatre. First, there is
the "Modern Mother Goose" picture,
with over a hundred children to make
the picture as i. Mother Goose picture
should be. Then there is Charles
Chaplin in "The Immigrant." Every
one knows Charlie, but there are a
lot or new stunts in this picture that
make it different from the average
comic picture. These two pictures
are also shown Sunday afternoon.
Sunday night there is "The Scar-
t.V&V.'A'lVV f -"
rodert I : :
WARWICK I ' L
I -"4 eirlv ' felly I f ' r
Robert Warwick ami Doris Kenyon,
In 'A Girl's Folly," at the Ltberty
Theatrc tonight.
let Letter." The picture :s a drara
Itization of the novel by Nathaniel
Hawthorne, and all who have ever
read the book will want to see the
film drama. The story Is based on
one of the old New England laws,
which was enacted In Plymouth in
1658. The law says:
"It is enacted by .tho Court and
the Authorities thereof that who
soever shall commltt Adultery shall
be severely whipped, two several
times, viz: Once while the Court Is
in being att which they are convicted
ot the fact, and the second time as
the Court shall order, and likewise
were two Capital letters, viz: A. D.
cut out In cloth and sewed on their
uppermost garments on their arms or
backs; and If at any time they shall
bee 'taken without said letters, whiles
they are In the Govtment soe.worne,
to be forthwith Taken and publicly
whipL"
VERITSEMENTS
0U GET WHAT
YOU WANT WHEN A
Y0UASKP0R1THEE
FOR SALE
1 pR SALE Crescent talking ma
: chine, $10. Inquire Uullotin of
fice. 6215p
i '
pOK HALE Fairly good ranch and
j road team. The whole rig right.
'A. A'. Anthony, west of high school,
j . 624-14, 16p
i pOU HALE Five cows; 3 A-l dairy
! cows. H. A. Gosney. Inquire at
I Log Cabin Barber Shop.
1 ' 616-11&16C
!PH)R SALE A bargain. Four-year
old milk cow, will be fresh In De
cember; gives two and one-halt gal
lons per day now, oil dry feed. In
quire 110 Dgden avenue, Kenwood
i Add., Bend. 613-ll,15p
JPOK SALE Five year old team,
weight 2300; good workers. Har
ness, wagon, plow, harrow, sundries,
almost now. A bargain for cash,
1723 Lytie St. : 610-10,15p
poll HALE Plymouth Rock and
Rhode Island Red hens. G. W.
Shrlner, Park Addition, Phone Rod.
91. 601-0,16c
pOB SALE OR TRADE For house-
hntH tTrtftrln nnrfntila nrnnA oanf
Fresno scraper, California wagon
bed, stout hack, eovorod camp wa
gon, mittiUoil, llrlgga' 'Second Hand
storo, 1011 Uoud St. 616-10, 37c
glDKWALK I1U HALK Sixty toot
ot good four-foot aldowalk. Can
easily bo hauled In It -foot lengths
to any location, Inqulro Bulletin ot
tlco. 402-OOtfci
poll HALE $400 piano, tor $160;
practically Riving It away, as I nm
leaving for Canada Inquire nt G. W.
Homer's storo. 495-05t(c
poll HALK Pony, light slnglo rig,
harness and saddle, cow and calf.
T. U. Bockor, Tumulu, Ore.
4S3-04,16p
pllt HALK Five room house, bath,
toilet. Dutch kitchen; lurgo lot.
On AdnniB place, four blocks from
tho mills. Inqulro at Humor's storo.
373-75tfc
poll HALK Lots 9 and in, of block
13, Bond Vlow. price $200, easy
torms. Sue AUG, Uullotin office.
360-70tf
poit HALK Lots 9 and 10, of block
24 ot Koiuvood, prlco $336, very
onsy torms. Soo ABC, Uullotin office.
349-170tf
poll HALK Two lots In Northwest
Townalte Company's Second Ad
dition (west of the river, noar Shev
lln mill); price $160, easy terms, Ap
ply abc, Bulletin office. tf
WANTED
yAXTKl) .Man to cut up few cords
of wood, near towu. Inquire Uul
lotin office. 625-1 4.20p
y.lXTKI) Good man with exper
ience, to run Star well drill. Steady
employment, good wages. Iluply to
Box 19. HciKl. 622-13, 15p
yA.N'TKH At tho Altamont, woman
cook. 607-,10tfc
WANTED Clean, light weight rags,
Tho Bulletin office. 462-94ttC
WA.XTKD Dog catcher. See Chief
of Police. 103-09tfc
piRXITlRK WANTED Wo will
pay best casli price for used fur
niture and household goods. Phone
black 1641. 385-78tfe
FOUND
poi'ND Heavy, red bull, branded
7V with bar beneath, on each hip;
dowlap on each hip; has horns. Broke
In my property. Ownor can recover
by paying damages. Alva Lynch,
Bend. 612-10tfc
I have stray bay mare, wolgbt
1000, with young colt. Ownor may
have, by proving ownership, giving
brand and paying charges. A. O.
Brubaker. Leave description at Bul
letin office. 621-13. lc
FOR RENT
poll RENT Nicely furnished room,
two In family, $12.60, two blocks
west ot Pilot Butte hotel; follow
board walk at left of bridge, first
house on right, white bungalow.
626-14, Hp
You'll Surely Find It Here
Put In
Your Our
DUDS SUDS
BEND LAUNDRY
Phone Black 3 1 1
Transfer
Light and Heavy Hauling
Phone 221
Pioneer Auto Stage &
Truck Co.
PROMPT SERVICE ALWAYS WB
KNOW HOW,
PILOT BUTTE
BARBER SHOP
BEST SERVICE
ASSURED
K. C. LANDINOHAM, Prop.
In Pilot Butto Inn
MANY PLEASANT SUMMER TRIPS
AT SPECIAL FARES TO THE
SKA S II OK 4 MOUNTAINS, CAL
. IFORNIA AND THE EAST.
OREGON TRUNK RY.
CENTRAL OREGON LINE
Gearhart or Seaside 1
Clatsop Beach P I
Special Tours to the National Parks
Yellow Stone Park, $33.15 Glacier Park, $30.10
Low Round Trip Fares to Eastern Cities
Tickets 011 Sale Fridays tint! Saturdays
until September 2)0 only.
Cai.ifoknia, via S. S. Great Northern ami Northern Pacific
II. If. C'KO,1 K.H, A wl. On. IW Aifonl, Portland, Ora.
J. T. IIAIUY, Trav. K. A 1'. Ajf. nt.
Bend View
PRICKS: $100 AND UP
TERMS: Rcasonab e
We'll loan you money lo build.
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LUMBER MANUFACTURING
OUR PAYROLLS
MAKE
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V
BY BUYING LOCAL PRODUCTS
YOU ARE HELPING BEND.
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
Down town aulei oftioo
In UunU Company tlulldinjr
Dance
Tuesday and
Saturday Nights ,
HIPPODROME
Healcy'i 4-Piece Orchestra
HOTEL
ALTAMONT
In mill tho Homo Hotel of
BEND
Good Meals at all time
Regular Meals 35c
KxtiiiH If oVxlrccl
J
ones Dairy
CLEAN MILK
AND CREAM.
Milk for Infants and
Invalids a Specialty.
Phone Black 1531
ROUND TRIP
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY
Every Ijot commands a view
of the River, Mountains and
City. Huilding restrictions
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Lath, 8aih and Doors
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. at
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Fit and Workmanship
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Lawrence Building,
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