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BEND. OREGON.
Katma i Second Clan nttr, Jsnuanr
I 1917. it tht Pott Offic t Bend. Orwon,
Act o( March , 1(7.
GBORGB PALMER PUTNAM PuklUhcr
ROBERT W. SAWYER Edltor-Mamw
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"The Crook County Journal can
see nothing to rejoice over In the
announcement that tho Columbia
Southern railroad will advance to
Bond next year. It affects to believe
that the announcement was designed
to stimulate a townslte boom or
something else but that thore Is no
intention of building a railroad. Tho
Priueville Review discusses somo
what querrulously the effect the Uend
railroad will have on the county seat
town. We regret to see such spirit
exhibited. Why cannot Prlnovllle re
joice with Bend at the rnllroad pros
pect? Prinevtlle will not shrink bo
cause Bend advances. More and lar
ger towns are inevitable as the coun
try becomes developed and a neigh
borly spirit of helpfulness will bo to
the advantage ot all. Bend Is not
getting the. railroad to discomfit or
annoy her neighbors. We need it In
our business and we also need the
generous good will ot our county
sent. If Prineville were getting one
or a dozen railroads Bend would be
right glad of It. And she is bound
to have a railroad before many years
pass."
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1917
What have you done today to help
win the war?
J WE'RE RIGHT GLAD.
I As people reach their dotage they
are wont to hark back to the exper
iences of their youth. Now, The Bul
letin doesn't for a minute admit or
maintain that it's approaching a sec
ond childhood or that It even is, at
the modest age of 14 years, really yet
In its prime.
But we are getting old enough to
look back on the happenings ot our
journalistic childhood and to chuckle
over some of them. Of course the
present personnel of the paper isn't
responsible for the things which we
of today find in the files of yester
day, and that, perhaps, is why they
especially appeal to us.
Anyway, we have been browsing in
the old files recently, and because we
think folks In Bend today may be in
- terested, now and then, in reading
bits from the news of Bend in the
early days, we are reprinting a deal
of it that seems especially pertinent
All of which is by way of intro
ducing the below extract, reprinted
from The Bulletin's editorial column
of Christmas Day, 1903.
Just at that time Bend was jubi
lant because Mr. Harriman had pub
licly promised to build the Columbia
Southern railroad to Bend the fol
lowing year. And It appears Prine-
, ville was a bit crabbed at the pros
pect.
That railroad didn't materialize
for Bend in 1904, but later on one
did come from the north. And just
now, -when Prineville has actually
started a road of her own, the old
article seems appropriate. .
Here is the 1903 editorial:
When Pershing entertained Foln
care, Palnleve and Petain the other
day some folks may have thought it
was a P's conference.
Germany may be clover at plant
ing her spies all over the world, but
we seem to have some little spy sys
tem of our own. as wltuess the dis
closures regarding the Swedish messages.
Sweden will now bo able to reallzo
what It means not to havo any food
leak through.
Speaking of bustles again, would
thoy be regarded as camouflage?
Rain reigns.
(ill.WtiK PICKS Sl'KAKKHS.
Speakers for the county harvest
festival to be hold October 5 under
the auspices of tho Bond t) range have
been picked by tho committee. Those
mi lh iii-oa-rain will bo C. S. Hud
son, 11. P. Mlnter, II. A. lllunchard,
C. E. Spence. Tho committee com
posed ot E. E. .llutlur. C. M. Brugg
and Loo Klckvrsott met Friday with
Julius Peterson. Fred Reynolds and
R. A. Ward to arningo a premium
Hut. This, however, lias nut yut been
completed. Nelllier has the domestic
solonce speaker been decided upon.
BOXING SCHOOL FOR
BEND ESTABLISHED
Holloing that there Is a large de
mand for tho services of a boxing In
structor I" 1,,,r,,y Nrnoks. wo11
known to followers of the fighting
game, Is opening a school for pupils
In the iniinly art and will hold clauses
every evening at S o'clock In a gym-
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I Fruits and
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Coimfcry
Everyone receives a beautiful and val
uable prize. First Prize for Men, an
order on A. L. French for a Dress Hat
Ladies' Prizes include Novelties from
Larson's Jewelry Store.
Everybody Come, Everybody Dance
Everybody Gets a Prize no blanks
HIPPODROME
Tuesday, Sept. 1 1
GENERAL4 ADMISSION Men 25c, Ladies 15c.
Dancing for Evening Men, T5c
New Ready-To-Wear
Offerings
Just in from New York by express.
Children's Coats
In a complete range of styles and sizes, ages
2 to 6 $3-50 t0 $7.50
Nobby Coats for the Growing Girl .
Ages 6 to 14 $3.50 to $12.50
Juvenile Coats, ages 15, 17, 19 $10.75 up
Attractive Headwear for Infants and Girls,
priced, from 50c to $1.50
Ladies' New Wool Dresses
Priced $6.75 to $23.75
Ladies New Silk Dresses $13.50 to $28.50
In Our Blanket and Comfort Department
100 Pairs Cotton Blankets, gray and tan,
size 66x78, Special at $2.00 pair
100 Pairs Nashua Woolnap Blankets, in at
tractive plaids, size 66x78, Special at
$3.75 paii
Wholesale cost of this blanket today is $4.12Vj
Comforts and Pillows at Money-Saving Prices.
nullum which ho It tlttlaK up bick
of tho Onto tiillur ahop. Alrtinly
hit I f iloixn local boys huvo iIriioiI up
for Iraaont.
MANY PRESENT AT
M1LL1CAN MEETING
W. W. lrliiNtiml NiiiniMl to Kill Vi
rmu'y on Hi'IhkiI Hoiirtl Hlomi
Itlik'in Coiiinii'iirt' Itoumlup.
8pcelu I to Tha IlullKtln.)
MII.I.K'AN, Sept. 8. Tho school
mi'KtltiK of District No. 2(1 wtis quite
Willi uttimitt'il tinil W. W. (IrhiHloiul
wim uppoluti'd illri'i'liir to till tho vu
ciinoy loft by A. I). Norton'. rtmlKiui
tlon. 1'. II. JohiiHon mill A, 1). Norton
uuinml to IIkiiiI Siilunhiy.
Urovor Cnlilwull iniulo a IiiihIiu'hk
trip (o llt'iitl Hiitiirdny.
Air. nd Mn. (loo. Mlllli'Utt o.miii
out to Iholr furinor hoiiix. Iho Blmui
ranch, with Mr. lluilatin Krluuy wmi.
Iiik. Aftnr puckliiii Ihnlr IhiIimikIiikh,
which Wm. Itimm hnulml to lr!no
vlllii fur thiim Tuumliiy, tliovtir Oulil
woll took thorn to llmiil, from whwnt
limy wmit to I'rlimvlllii, Uwlr prouut
homii,
lloo. Mllllcnn nullml nr tho A. 1).
Norton utid Wm. itnuiu homo smi
ilny. 1
Mr. nml Mr. I.. P. Itnoimy with
illnmir itii-iMU ul tho J. J. ollmil
ho iiiii Hiuidiiy.
Mr. H. It. Knllur it ltd chllilrt-li
worn Hiliuliiy Hlli'l'iinyi vlallnr lit
Iho A. 1. NortoU' hofiin. --
LA. I. Norton wan hnulliiK liny from
Horace Whltn pliico Hi In wuii
Air, (irovtir i iiiiiwnii iiiiii intuKli
tor urn vIhIUiik with Mr. CulilwMl utl
thn Hliiuii run ill.
I, Itllo Itubnrl H. Johimiin wm vry
(Coiittnunil on pnKO 4.)
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
"Mary Moreland
STARRING
MARJORIE RAMBEAU
A rich employer fall in lov with his tnofrphr. Hit lov it
intensified by domestic unheppineu and the tfirl'a high faith in him.
The tituction develops temptations ifalore for hoth man and girl.
See how tha problem it tolved.
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TERMS: Reasonab.e
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Every Lot commands a view
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according to Location.
see
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