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The Bend Bulletin
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11 END ORKliON.
Entered u Second Cleae matter, January
I 1117, at the Poet Office t Bend, Orcron.
mxler Act of March S, Kit).
GEORGE PALMKR PUTNAM Publisher
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rounds with his threshing mai-htiia.
Mrs. Q. K. Beck man visited several
days the latter part of lust week with
Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Hardy, at Alfalfa.
Mrs. Henry Tweet nml son, Samuel,
matte a trip to lieml Monday,
Mrs. Walter Foster spent Friday
with Mrs. J. M. Shearer.
OeurKR Halley, who has been with
G. F. llobbs for several weeks, left
last week for Arliona.
Mr. and Mrs. K. X. Hull and son
were dinner guests at the Heaves
Willooxon home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foster, Mrs
Clarenee Smith and daughter, KIUn-1
lieth, and Hob Johnson attended the
harvest festival picnic In
on Labor Day.
Wm. Wilson and J. P. Bowman
time Saturday to attend tlio pleasant
little club hop held In t ho hall that
nlKht.
Miss James clime In Monday niorn
liiK to prepare for her hcIuhiI work
the oomliiK year. She was aoi'oni
pauled by her nleett who will slay
with her and attend school.
F. N. Wallace went to Cortland last
week.
W. D, Haines was down on the
river fishing Saturday, In company
with a friend.
Miss Until Itiiyley was In town vls
ItliiK her friend, Miss Nita Howell,
Thil rsday.
Miss Hand Ilayn, of Powell Hutto.
Prinevillej has been visiting Miss lloulrti-o Dul
lard for the past week.
.miss .tiarte Aiitioraon anti ner eons
All subscriptions are due and
PATARLE IN ADVANCE. Notices of
expiration are mailed subscribers and j Hall and Krnest Hull attended the
day morning.
Misses Klsle Oaltolns and Allien
of Portland, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. 1). H. French from last
Thursday until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. X. Hall. Mr. and
Mrs. H onves Willcoxoti, Mrs. Alma
It renewal is not made within reason
able time the paper will be discon
tinued. Please notify us promptly of any
change of address, or of failure to re
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1917
were business visitors In Uend Mon-!ln. Mrs. I'aniso, were In town Tues
day and called on Mis. Dayton before
returning home.
t! rover Hoiking returned from the
valley Thursday, driving a fluo new
Keo roadster.
F. K. Hnyton has sold his thresh
ing machine to R. II. Pursous, of the
Redmond warehouse.
Mrs. Mabel Caruso left Thursday
morning for her homo In Pittsburgh,
California.
Mrs. Walter Gemmoll spent Thurs
day in Bend.
O. A. Walker has been assisting
Mr. Corking put In a new set of
scules.
THE DESCHl'TES DRAFT.
Bend and Deschutes county have
received glowing words of praise in
the Portland papers 1n the past few
days because of the understanding
that the county had given its quota
to the new National army with no
exemptions and no discharges. In
other words, that the first 37 men
called for examination to fill the
county's quota of 37 had been found
physically perfect and none had
claimed exemptions.
We like to hear Bend and Des
chutes county praised. The Bulletin
from time to time has devoted con
siderable space to praise of the sub
ject itself, but we do like to see such
things based on facts, and when the
truth is so far from the printed word
as is the case in regard to the local
draft it seems most unfortunate.
There is bound to be a reaction. And
so we have tried to collect the facts
and set them forth.
The Deschutes county quota on the
first call to service under the drpfi
law was 37. Not'ces were sent u the
Iittt 74 on th? list '.3 present them
selves for examination and later.
when it appea-t.-.l that the necessary
37 would not be obtained frc.m them,
180 more were cal'.e.l.
The figures have not yet been tab
ulated, but roughly, the result f the
examination Is as follows: Over 100
were found physically unCit and, of
the rest who passed physically, mor
than 70 filed claims for exemption
all of which were allowed. About
40 were not examined here, either
because they failed to present them
selves for examination or were exam
ined elsewhere. The remainder, be
ing those who passed physically and
made no claim for exemption, hav
show in Redmond Sunday evening.
Mr .and Mrs. Bert Reynolds, of
Redmond, were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Willcoxon Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shearer' and
daughter, Ruth, spent Sunday at the
uerweiler mill and Ttimalo Lake.
Mrs. F. Bayn, of Deschutes, has
been visiting with Mrs. S. I). Mus
tard for the past week and also
cooked for the Meyers Bros, during
haying.
A. W. Bayn made a business trip
to Prineville Wednesday of last week.
Mr .and Mrs. Reaves Willcoxon
were dinner guests at the Allen Will
coxon home on Saturday.
Wilson & Kinsey, contractors, who
are working on the G. C. Truesdale
house, spent Sunday and Monday at
their homes in Priueville.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Home nml n
Francis, from Eugene, visited at the
E. A. Bussett home Saturday.
The little pony belonging' to Char
les Charlton died last week, suppos
edly of clover poisoning.
Grandma Spray spent Sunday at
the home of E. A. Bussett.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shearer were
business visitors in Bend on Friday
morning.
W. E. Young and Glenn Hamiltmi
made a trip to Prineville Fridav.
Mr. and .Mrs. E. A. Bussett re
turned from a trip to Portland over
the Highway and back by way of the
McKenzie Pass by auto oil Tuesdav of
last week, and report a most enjov
able trip.
Louis Burson has returned from a
week's pleasure trip to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Reaves Willcoxon
were business visitors in Bend Sat
urday morning.
G. F. Hobbs spent Friday in Bend
attending to business and visiting
friends.
S. D. Mustard and Jack Meyers
spent the week on the Deschutes near
White Rock.
PICk 50 GALLONS
OF HUCKLEBERRIES
(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
PLAIN-VIEW. Sept. ti. Mr. Van
Tassel and son returned froui the
huckleberry patch Friday evening
with HO gallons of hurries. Mr. Van
Tunnel reports the berries very thick
and of fine quality this year.
Mr. mid Mrs. Alex Leverens and
daughter wore cullers Jn Slum's Sun
day afternoon.
Dr. Con and Dan Donovan, of
Bund, pussed through here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Mellon attended
tho show In Ilend Sunday evening.
Mrs. M. W. Knickerbocker Is spend
ing a few days In lleud this week.
Mr. Clmlfun, Will Levereiu, Mr.
Powers, Wnldcmiir Peterson and
Newell Van Tassel left for the berry
patch Sunday morning.
Edgar Parsons iiud wife, of this
vlclnlly. together with Henry Par
sons and family, of Redmond, spent
Sunday on tho MetoMus fishing.
The Misses Nellie and Violet Van
Tassel called on Constance Knicker
bocker Monday afternoon,
.Mr. and Mrs. Dan Winkle and ohll-
tiren spent last week camping at
Scott's Lake.
A number of Sisters people passed
through hero Saturday evening on
thtiir way to the ilanco at Tuinnlo.
Mrs. M. W. Davidson U working
at tho Bend Hospital for u few weeks.
Will Leverenz and family and Mrs.
Delia Nichols and children wore Ilend
visitors Saturday afternoon.
The O'Doiinell market, of Bend,
purchased 12 hogs from Mr. Mellon
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gibson, of Col
orado, and Mr. and Mrs. Utiles and
daughter, of Ttimaln, visited tit Pine
Lawn ranch Sunday.
M. W. Knickerbocker and family
spent Saturday in Ilend on business.
Mr .and Mrs. Martin wero in SIs-
IhVfrar-'-
Aas-asjssasjeaam ssjiaasse
WAET!S
It Will Pay You to Wait to Buy
Your Fall Garments.
QUU (.HAM) OI'KN'IXC. will he .1 lit t lo dr--
lnycil on Hi-count of our store tuiililiiitf not
heinjj completed, hut we will have our opening in
time, ami will show the swellest stock of Millinery,
Cloaks, Suits, Skirts, Dresses ami Waists in the
State, not hairing Portland. This stock was per
sonally selected by our buyer in New York, l'hila
delphin and Chicago, and is up-to-the-minute in
every respect, ami at prices within the reach of
everyone.
It will he only a few more days now until we
can give you the exact date of our opening.
Walch this paper for the Announcement.
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I Jo tie L adies ofSBenrl an l Vic 'i nitty
we ertend a (Sordini Jnoitation to inspect
tie etvest Creations in
litii
inert.
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I LADIES' OUTFITTERS PRINGLIi BUILDING
jjjjj Corner Wall anJ Oregon St.. DcnJ. Ore.
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iJie Warier (Bompaiij
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BEE STING CAUSES
SUDDEN ILLNESS
Tumulo School Teacher's Xiece to
Visit During Winter K. K. Day
tons Sells Thresher.
i Special to The Bulletin)
TUMALO, Sept. 6. Mrs. C. P.
Becker had an unpleasant encounter
with a bee a few days ago. Mr.
Becker had Just taken out a ntian::ltv
of honey from the hives and had so
disturbed them that when his wife
went past them one darted out and
stung ner.
will
nnu, Kaon nartltlnA r,..!..n r, , , . .. . UUB"'
t,..u ucs-iusrepiinie to tneir poison and was
chutes county's quota. quite ill for a time. The swelling is
All the exemption claims, allowed stl" ver pa;inful
by the local board, have been appeal- Lo",? ?o? HSSn'whlS; '
ed to the district board and but few will viait for a short ,me before go?
ins on to Lewtiston where she
attend school this winter.
The small child of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Swisher, is ill and Dr. Coe, who
was in attendance Saturday, decided
to remove it to the hospital Monday
Wendall Thompson was on the
sick list and had to go home the early
part of the week, but hoped to be
well enough to return to work short-
Miss Ruby Marion was visiting in
Bend last week.
Mrs. J. W. Brown vhrited her
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Parks, in
Bend last week.
Miss Ethel Bales returned to her
work at the hospital Monday morning.
Miss Esther Bales came home In
reports have been received of those
who were examined elsewiiere. The
denial of any exemptions by the dis
trict board would presumably release
some om those now certified for ser
vice, as would the receipt of reports
of passing from those not yet heard
from. That, however, is not the
point at present. What we are trying
to do here is to give approximately
definite facts concerning the draft
in the county because we believe it
better to have the truth told, however
unflattering, than to warm ourselves
in praise based on misunderstandings.
Paint Now
Delay Means Decay
Look your liomc over and see if the weatLer is gettlnjf in. K to. de
cay is gettinf in and tbat meant costly repairs. Paint to save, but be
sure your paint is the kind tbat saves.
bility ot
You can be sure ot the dur
COYOTE ATTACKS
CHILD ON RANCH
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
HOUSE PAINT
It paint made specially for the exterior of building made of ma
terials which our 50 yean of specializing have taught us will stand
up againt the weather for the longest time.
F. DEMENT & CO.
HARDWARE
ACROSS FROM POSTOFFICE
ters Sunday.
Edgar Parsons hits purchased the
threshing machine formerly owned
by F. K. Duyloti, of Tumulo. lie in
tends to ('ominiMii'o threahltiK ill 111
neighborhood the coining week.
NOW OPEN KOH BUSINESS ami Heady to Send
Our Car for All Orders for-
CLEANING and PRESSING
PHONE RED 14H
Office and Pressing will remain in Cato't Tailoring Shop, Give
me a trial. All work guaranteed. PERCY BROOKS.
BROTHER MOOSE:--
You are requested to be present
at a big smoker Thursday night, Sep
tember 6th, at Sathers' Hall. Best
ever seen in Bend. Free Eats, Free
Smokes, Free Attractions. Some
thing doing every minute. COME
AND SEE.
Max Strixner Sells Powell Butte Farm
Will Wurzweiler Installs
Water System. .
(Special to The Bulletin.)
POWELL BUTTE, Sept. 6. Mrs.
Walter Foster had a very unpleasant
experience with a coyote recently.
Upon going Into the yard she discov
ered the animal only a few feet from
'her small son, and returned to the
house for a gun. She succeeded in
getting the coyote down and by that
Dime one of the men came to her as
sistance. The coyote made no pre
tense of leaving and from all indica
tions was rabid.
Max Stnixner recently sold his
ranch and will leave aoon for Pen
dleton and Seattle.
Misses Josephine and Celie Man
seau have returner! frnm Roattla
where they were visiting fniends for
several weeks.
O. K. Olson commenced work on
the Will Wurzweiler residence on
Monday. Mr. Wurzweiler Is .putting
considerable Improvements on his
ranch, 'having completed a water tank
recently, which will enable him to
have a complete water system.
Walter Foster spent several days
last week at Long Hollow.
Mr. nd Mrs. E. A. Bussett, Grand
ma Brown, Mr. and and Mrs. M. E.
Hlornn and isnn ITrnnla -
pleasure trip to Prineville Saturday
afternoon.
Ros Bussett wrtll carry the mall
on the rural route for the next six
.weeks, while Mr. Foater makes the
PUBLIC
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Furniture
including Swivel
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Residence property m loth tracts now handled exclus
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TLRMS are to eaay tbat tbe average working man
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