PACJK
GRAND THEATRE
NKAIl
l' INTUITU K
WAI.I,
KTIlKKT
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
VAUDEVILLE
AND PICTURES
The Ctlitdstoiic Company featuring tlie
GLADSTONE SISTERS
mid ('litis. I'cssia and his Ja.z Orchestra
ALICE BRADY
in "A SELF-MADE WIDOW"
Only 10c--25c Only 10c--25c
I
Coming to the Liberty Theatre next Sunday and Monday
1917 AUGUST 1917
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Bend in Brief
DOINGS A C7T.
VW FnJ Thtm Here.
Tl'KHUAY.
M. V. A., Halhrr'k IUII, 8 p. m.
Culinary Alllanrr, Luna lino Labor
Temple, H p, ni.
WKINKWDAY.
4 'ninmrrrlal Club lunrbron, noon,
Plli llutto Inn.
Knight of I) thin-, Mather's Hall,
M p. m.
JUiid ItiricM, Kmblrm ( tub, 7:4.1
p. m.
TIH'KHIMY.
nrpeiitnV 41 Joiner' I'nlon, luur
I'lnr. Ijtbor Temple, M p. ru. '
AMUSEMENTS.
TOMUIIT.
MlMiiy Theatre.
Allio llrudy, In "A BolfMudo
Widow."
(llndMlotin Rimers In vaudu
vl 1 It).
('rnnd Tlieulre.
Ann M unlock, In - "Wboro
Iovo U.r" .
Shorty Hamilton comedy.
lllpKHlniii.
1 In rvont Hull, dunclng.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
W. I.. Powers, of the O. A. C, fac
ulty, arrived In Bend Inst night.
. J. I.. Gultlicr returned taut night
from a business trip to Prlnevlllo,
C. O. WnHueo and Ouy McCujllslor
aro In the city toiluy ou buitliK-NB from
Tunialo.
Cluronco Brokaw was on IiIh wuy
to Itnilniond today to spend sevorul
month.
A. J. Emorlck fl ii1h!h-U Ills work
for tho Bummor and has go no buck
to Portland.
Charles Oiarloron returned , to
Powoli Butte joduy after couiIiik to
town on business.
Paul Honnier will leave Ion Ik til for
Portland to mi I In I In tho forestry reg-
Imunt of tho army.
V. . II. Kelghl In now back In
1'rlin-vlllu, having spent some time
visiting six in 1 1 cum of llend.
K. M. KldrUlK". of Porllund, mad
hi unml-anuuul sales trip to Hend
I Ills week. Ho loft for Hood lllvor
today.
Mr. and Mr. 11. 8. Liver and son
Of Ivltmnuquu. Iowa, arrived today
and will vlnlt with Charles Hour, of
this city.
A. K. Itlcliardiioii, of nurim, l In
Portland, wlioro ho went alter a now
Ilulck car which lie will drive buck
Saturday.
MIm In ex Srott hail arrived In Bond
from Spokane, and will make bar
horn here wWi hor sister. Mrs,
Zeph I J Hoy.
W. L. Coshow left last night for
Portland to tako the Pasteur treat-
nient for rablea. Ho wan budly bit
ten about the face yesttirday.
P. B. Johnson ami rurally, of Mil
Mean, came In lout nliclu rrom their
trip to Iowa and South Dakota, where
tbey apent tho pool two months.
Ralph W. Pepin, formerly of this
city, is In Dend for a few days to
wind up busluess (affairs. Ho is now
employed In ouo of the Portland ship
yards. K. M. Smith, A. Slovens und J, Kd
ward Larson wont sago lieu hunting
Monday In Mr. Larson's our. They
report a good timu, but only one suk
hen,
Huns Nelson, who hits been tin his
ranch In Hurncy county for tho bet
ter part of tho aprlng und summer.
arrived In Ilond yimlerduy and will
remain bore for a time visiting with
friend.
J. fc. lourtolotto, of Portland, went
to Hood Klvor this morning on bus
Mess. Ha had just come In from
Puislcy where ha is superintendent of
construction work of tho aiew school
being erected there.' The building
will requlro sovoral weeks more for
completion.
The railroad Inspection board
which has beon In Uond since yester
day morning, W.IH probably go out
tomorrow. A new sot of rule and
regulations are boing Introduced to
the local trainmen for tho first tlmn,
Members of tho bonrd ore H. L. Spar
ry, John Kimble and Jumos Welch
Tho Iiint namod is tho conductor who
brought tho first train Into Uond,
AT THE MOVIES
(iriiiul Tlioulro.
Thouiiis Dixon and Victor Herbert's
dramatic spectaclo with music, "The
Fall of u Nation," will be shown at
tli Crund Thoatro soon. Its peculiar
d'stliictlon among the grcut wur films
is In lis ItmiKlnaillve prophwy of
America's fulura agulnut tho back
ground of the Kuropean struggle und
In tho full view of all tho besotting
nulloniil problems. The author faces
tho welter of all the forces working
In our national life liberty, foreign
lies, peace propaganda, mllllarlHiu,
ImperiuUsm and pictures ther com
bination in a worhl-shukJng cula
clysm. The outcome forms a' sur
prising denouement, in which women
atuiurna a leading part in the coun
try's emancipation.
The ten reels were filmed In Los
Angeles at an expense of nearly a
IBS!
ULAITILU
ADVERTISEMENTS
YOU GET WHAT f
YOU WANT WHEN
YOUASKFORITHEEE
Tuesday-Wednesday
Ann Murdoch
-IN
"Where
Love Is"
A Wonderful Five-Act
' Drama that tells the old
tory in an exceedingly
new way.
' III
FOR SALE
foil HAI.K OH TKADK Two acres
of potatoes, cheup. In city limits.
Inquire Ilullctln. 649-23, 27c
"SHORTY
HAMILTON
COMEDY"
pill HAI.K Klvo room modern
house, well situated. Attractive
price. Inquire "X" Bulletin.
647-22.27c
ThursdayFriday
you wish hard endvgh for
something you will gel it.
See liow this theory
ii proven out by a
MKr waitress who
wishes for a lord for a
lairiband and wins, in
"Sally-In-A-Hurry"
-FKATLTItrNO
LILLIAN
WALKER.
PATHE NEWS
Showing the latest move
ments and thrills that the
boys are experiencing in
their work and play for
the new National Army
plt HAI.K Heavy wagon, 14-Inch
plow, saddle, bridle and sundries,
almost new; bargain for cash. 1723
Lytic street. 544-21. 26p
Coming Soon-'The Fall of A Nation"
poll HAI.K Dogs, at city pound.
pK SAI.K OH TRADK For house
hold goods, portable wood saw,
Fresno scraper, California wagon
bed, stout back, covered camp wa
gon, outfitted. Briggs' 'Second Hand
store, 1012 Bond St. 615-10, 37c
gIDKWAI.K FOR HAI.K Sixty feet
or good four-root sidewalk. Can
easily be hauled In It -foot lengths
to any location. Inquire Bulletin of
fice. 492-OGtfc
pOR HAI.K $400 piano, for $150;
practically giving it away, as I am
leaving for Canada Inquire at G. W.
Horner's store. 495-0Stfc
Seme from "The Kail of Nation,"
to lie shown at tho Grand Theatro
noon.
NOTIC'K.
I am leaving all my accounts with
Attorney Farnhani, In Bund,. and all
knowing themsolves Indchtod to ma
will save expenses and publicity to
arrango settlement with him In the
near future. Q. W. HOUNEll.
545-2123p.
HUFFSCHHIDT-DUGAN IRON WORKS
Manufacturers of Iron, Bronrt and Semi'-Steel Casting for
Power TranimiMi'on MacLineryt Wood Pipe Fitting, Grate
Bars. Atfrioultural, Minintf and Saw Mill Machinery. Ornament
al and Structural Iron. WE ARE PREPARED TO RUSH
YOUR ORDERS ON REPLACEMENTS FOR BROK
EN CASTINGS ON ALL KINDS OF FARM MA
CHINERY. BEND, OREGON.
million dollars and with all the model
equipment of modern sclentltlc war
fare.
Thursday and Friday the attraction
Is "Sally-1n-a-Hurry." Women's
tresses prove convenient as well as
beautiful In the VlUtgraph Bluo Rib
bon feature, "Sally-ln-a-Hurry,"' fea
turing dimpled Lillian Walker.
Kulalio Jensen, who plays the part
of a thief masquerading as a mam
btr of society, steals a beautiful pearl
nockluce at a dinner and when threat'
ened with capture hides her booty In
her black curls in a most effective
manner. ' v
pR HALK Stetson guitar, cheap.
Inquire at Bulletin office.
540-19. 25c
pOR SALK Five room bouse, bath
toilet, Dutch kitchen; large lot.
On Adams place, four blocks from
the mills. Inquire at Horner's store,
372-75tfc
pjR HALE LoU 9 and 10, of block
. 13, Bend View, price $200, easy
terms. See ABC, Bulletin office.
. S5Q-70tf
pOR SALE Lots 9 and 10, of block
24 of Kenwood, price $325, very
easy terms. See ABC, Bulletin office.
1 349-170tf
pOR SALE Two lots In Northwest
Townsite Company's Second Ad
dition (west of the river, near Shev
lln mill); price $150, easy terms. Ap
ply abc, Bulletin office. tf
pOR SALE A bargain. Four-year
old milk cow,' will be fresh in De
cember; gives two and one-half gal-1
Ions per day now, on dry feed In
quire 1106 Ogden Ave., Kenwood Ad
dition. Bend. 216-24p
WANTED
yAXTED I want your second hand:
furniture, and you wanf my money.
Call the Bend Quick Exchange, at
Oregon and Bond, or Phone Black
1711. 648-23tfo
RANTED Two firt class lumber'
. pliers. A-l wages to right men.
Phone Red 691, or address P. O. Box;
314, Bend. 63-17t(o
yAXTED Chambermaid, waitress.
and dishwasher. Cozy Hotel.
- 835-18tfo
pCRXITCRE WAXTED-W WlU
pay nest casn price tor usea tar-
Liberty Theatre.
In accoruonce with its progressive
policies and desire to give Its patrons
the best In films, the Liberty Theatre
arranged for the presentation of Mary
Plckford's new Artcraft picture, "A
Koniunce of the Redwoods," next
Sunday and Monday.
This production wag staged under
tho personal direction of Cecil B. De
Mille, who also the wrote the story
In collaboration with. Jennie. Mac-
iphoraon. Mr. De Mllle, It will be re
membered, Is tho producer of "Joan
the Woman" the famous cinema spec-
taclo concerning the Maid of Or-
loans.
Tho art of Mttry Pickford, the
super-star, combined with that of Ce
cil B. De Mllle, the producing genius,
moans a now standard of excel lonce
on the screen. In direct contrast to
her previous triumph, "A Poor Lit-
tlo Rich Girl," Miss Plckford's new
est vehicle presents a red-blooded
story of the west, replete with dra
matic situations as well as Incidents
of typical Pickford chnrm. Support
ing tho star 1n hor forthcoming pic
ture Is an unusually effective cast In
cluding Elliott Doxtor, the papular
loading man and husband of Marie
Doro, Charles Ogle, Tully Marshall.
Raymond Hatton and Winter Hall.
"Hip,'.' ".Hop" Tuesday. Adv.
GET A MESTEAD
Under the Arnold Ditch
The Benham Falls segregation, comprising 74,000 acres
of land adjacent to Bend has been thrown open to
Homestead Entry.
Approximately 9000 acres of this land can be watered from the Arnold Ditch
for which a water-right can be obtained from the Arnold Irrigation Company
for considerable less than the State is selling water rights for lands in the State
projects adjacent to Bend. To all residents ot Bend desiring homesteads under
the Arnold Ditch we desire to state that we have engaged the engineers of the
Arnold Irrigation Company, L. D. Wiest and George S. Young, who are more
familiar with these lands than anyone else, to make a survey of the lands that
can be irrigated and to run lines for ditches so that parties desiring to file on the
lands can be shown what part of the lands can be irrigated and approximately
the amount of tillable acreage on each claim.
Call and see us for locations. Either Mr. VWest or Mr. Young will accom
pany you over the land, show you the lines and give you desired information re
garding Arnold Irrigation Company water-rights, etc. Our charges are very
reasonable.
J. -RYAN .& CO.
BEND
OREGON