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"The Lonesome Chap"
"LIBERTY 18th
1917 OCTOBER 1917
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Arrlvttg 7; n. ro.
1.1'llVl'H H J, 10,
O.-W. It. N. TIM IN.
Arrlvim 7; 3.1 p. m,
lnvi' k. in.
Ai"io hta;k mm; koitii.
linvna HMf, u. in.
ArrlviM I j,. m,
Al'TO I.I.NKH.
Cars to HurtiH. Kurt Klamath
Kurt Hock, Silver Luko unci
ottmr poluts noulb and nouiU
at.
I'okt orFici: iioi itH.
Ounurnl dullvsry open dally
11:30 a. in. to 0 p. in.
No mall dlmrllmted on Sunday.
NlKln. (rain mall cloaca b : 1 5
Day Iraln mall cloura 6:30 a. in.
4 ' TKl.KdlMI'H IIOt'KS.
Wnitnrn Union, 8 . in. to 9
p. m. Hunday and holiday!
9 a. m. to 10 . m., C p. tu.
to 0 p. ro.
TKI.KI'HONK HOl'ltH.
Pacific Tel. Tl. Co. 24 hour
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mr. Alk'O Ilcniicr li on a wo-k'i
trip to I'orllnml.
Mrs, Jurnc Tonity waa In from Red
mond (or Hi ii duy.
I- II, Kay v.-a a In Ilnnd today look
J ii K uftor IiIm mlnliiK lutorcMtH.
Mr. Wllllum A. Mooru la pending
fviTii I wks at Tlio Dullva und I'orl
Janil. Lnrin M. Hull and Guorno While
tvittit out liut nlKlit to enllHi In thu
miKliinera rorpa.
Mrs. M. J. Foley rluni'l ihU
wiii'k from a IttiiKiliy visit with rila
tlvna In Mlmioupollit.
Marlon Kotzmaii and Ills (uuillly
liiivi- ri'liiiiiKil friiiu California, whiiro
tlniy were alnrn July.
Mm. I'ruii k Kurritii uml ami haw
leuiu; lo I'lirlliinil and Hmittlii tor u
month's visit with ritlitllvns.
Mrs. Cora Klsli ruino In last iilnht
from Wullaco, Iduho, to visit Imr
UiuiKlitur, .MIhh lliiatrlco KwImk,
Mrs. I. W. KliiuiiiiK and Mrs. Kil-
wunt (iould und sou huvo koiio to
Hood Hlvur to attiMid a wedding.
(). I.. Ili'llows und Hill Alinrniithy
D'turiii'd from a IiiiiiIIiik trip to Cruni!
I'rulrlc yoatitrduy. Tlny hrouKht
hui k a himr.
John Ktolill ruturiH'tl from a Iniiit
ilill trip up tlio rlvur toduy. Ho Ijiik
K''l a uuuilinr of cluck unci t lulled
a biur a good dlstancu.
Attiirimy W. I. Myurs, of CuIvit,
ulll ojuti a law officii lu thn office?
formerly oci'iiplml hy thn county clurk
III thn O'Kana hulldliiK.
Mrs. It. I. Mlulcr. Miss Allfn
Comha and Hilly Mlntor left this
morilliiK for a trip through tho nasi.
Ttiry will ho koiio six months.
A. M. I'rlUKlo l'fl this afternoon
for KuK"n und I'ortlund In his motor
cur. With him wuro Mrs. I'rliiKlo.
Mrs. Kcnflrlcl, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs.
Horakotto.
F Dovmiporl, Jr., and K. W. 8ln-
I'lulr, of Hood It Ivor, aro apnndliiK
tew days In this city on their way
homo from a two works' vacutlon
trip to Harni-y county.
Itoss I'. Odi-ll arrived hnro from
I'ortlund yesterday lo accept a po
sition us night dark ul tho Pilot
llutto Inn. Ha was recently con-
n it d with Ilia Hotel Oshorn in Ku-geno.
It. II. Uayley, former county com
missioner of Crook county, wus In
town yesterday looking over thn new
road work. Ho expressed himself
very much pleased with the progress
which hus been uiado. i
AT THE HOTELS.
h.
K.
R
l.uko-
l'ilot Unite Inn.
II, R Oruy, I'ortlund.
Itoss I'. Odnll, I'ortlund.
I). K. Oreor, 1'urtlatiil.
I), Klunley, I'lirtluiid.
II. Cuiiimlngs, I'ortlund
L, I.lslnr, I'ortlund.
J. T. Hardy, Hheepvlllo.
Mr, and Mrs. M. Handera
view.
Dr. and Mrs. W. 0. Manning, elly
C. O, MnlJor, Han Krunrlsco.
J. I. Dtiku and wife, I.akevlew,
Hohs Duke, I.ukevlow.
Wlllard Vornoii, I.ukovlew.
1). II. Htuart and wife, Ilurnea.
Tim Carroll.
Dniila O'Connor.
J. (. Ausmus, I.awen.
Joseph Mplon, Hums.
II. M. Congfdd, Hums.
Calvin MeDuffy, IS u rim.
II. A. Homier, .Hums.
II. T. McKenzle, Portland.
H. I'. Dommlsse, Portland.
J. K. Lincoln, HI. I.ouls.
I). T. (Joodmnn, Portland.
C. O. Krui'.Rcn.
I. . ('. Hmlth, Halt I.nliu.
J. I), Kootlt, I'ortlund.
Hiilph Templittoil, Stunfleld. .
Dan llourlgun, Powell Hiilto.
Kusidilo Aynarez,
Wllllum Lawrence, Klelds.
Knill Olson, Callow.
II. M. Ailernhumer, tiiirns.
Puul l.olku, U ii r ii h.
M. M. Krnsl, I.u Pine.
Henry Patjens, Khanlko.
The WHkIU Hotel.
Kreil Kottwlck, Hood lllver.
Mrs. I.. K. IIIII, Portlund.
I.. II. Htnltli und wife, Porllaud
I.. C. Hmlth, Hend.
Henry Patjens, Hhanlko.
Mr. and Mrs. Churlea
Hums.
V. I). Harris. Portland.
K. I". Iiigluhurt, lleud.
K. L. Allen, Sisters.
Krauk Clellnskl, Oregon City.
Irving Horner, Deschutes,
H. V. Wheeler, Itedinond.
J. W. Uurrlson, llesihutes.
llerherl H. Kdgur, Ilrolhers-
('. M. Kranler, (iraham. Virginia.
K. I). Drako and wife, Hernstcdl.
Mrs. W. M. Dickson, Hernstodt.
John H. Johnson.
Hoy Duldson and wife, Hlstors.
A. K. Illchurdson, Uurns.
A. U. Ammer.
8. A. Halley, Hums.
8. A. Ualley, Hums.
Cozy Hotel.
Kdward A. McLean, Portland.
J. R Taggert, city.
O. M. Klatberg. Metollus.
I). A. Grady, Redmond.
Jack Kltchlng. Prlnellle.
J. K. Charlund.
It. E. Katon, La Pine.
Stanley Dalfour, Pifo.
LOWER BRIDGE GIRL
IN TACOMA SCHOOL
Wilson,
(Special to Tho Rulletln.)
LOW Kit II It 1 1 (J 10. Oct. 2 Mr. and
Mrs. Kidder and son, of Portland,
were visiting with their duughtor,
Mrs. L. A. Hunt, tho punt week.
(Jus Kludlg was u Itudiiiond vis
itor on Krlduy.
Miss Pern Walters left Thursday
evening for Tucoma, where she will
utlend hlr.h school this year.
I.. A. II tint Hindu a buslneas trip
to Iteiluioiid Thursday.
Mr. Wilson Is shearing sheep at the
Ilimkins ranch this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howard, Lester
Ilolloway, L. R Hire and Krank
Cliaiuniin were umong those attend
ing the sale at Ogg's last Tuesduy.
Mrs. A. H. Holmes wus a guest at
Mrs. Camphell'a Wednesday.
Mrs. C. K. Ilosklns, Marlon and
Naomi HoHklns motored to the Wil
son mill Wednesday.
Mrs. Harrington, Denzll Harring
ton and Jerry OroszkreUKur attend
ed tho Bisters Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. David Milburn were
shopping in Kodmond Tuesday.
Charlie lllseoek has his threshing
machine rebuilt and started thresh
ing at tlus Htudlg's Thursday.
Marlon Hohklns was a Hend visitor
on Haturduy.
Mr. und Mrs. Joe Howard and Les
ter Hollowiiy were In Redmond Frl-:
day evening.
C. F. Ilosklns received three calves'
froiiiTlllamook Thursday, and ex
pects a shipment each week. I
Several of the men from Lower;
Hrldge attended the water meeting'
at Clovredale Saturday afternoon. j
EAST END SCHOOL IS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION i
(Special to The Hulletln.)
MILLICAN. Oil. 1. It II Kellor
visiter with his brother and family
while at Hend after lumber for O.
Caldwell Monday, and returned Tuesday.
C Caldwell is havine mnrn fthr.on
brought out to Sloan's ranch.
l,hiis. Oraffenherger made a trip to
Rend after another loud of lumber
this week.
W. W. Grlnstead alsn cni s lor, I
of lumber this week.
L. II. Keller and famllv. from Hend
Visited with the F Tliliilier futnllv
Sunduy.
Mrs. R. R. Keller and children nn.l
Mrs. J. J. Holland u-erp t thu Iteat.
son place Monday.
vm. Rahn and a carpenter from
Ilond are busv bulldine ihe
Hchool ho u He.
P. H. Johnson mniln n hn! noua trln
to Hend Thursday.
I.. A. Hal Is bulldlnx a milk tin nan
for P. B. Johnson.
Vernon Clevenirpr nn,1 f T. na-on
found Clevcnger's four cows, which
turned up missing the past week, In
Lee Itlgga' corral at Hampton.
It. R. Keller nhrit Iwn rnvnloa a'hlla
herding sheep Thursday.
TONIGHT" Y?"r ,ast. chance to see Mary
iunes flj inter in " faith
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Kentucky Cinderella
"In the days of old, in the days of gold, in
the days of '40." A story with adventure,
humor and pathos--the sort of blending
you like.
Dr. W. G, Manning announces that
he has returned to town and will be
ready to tuke up his work again on
Wodnesduy morning. Adv.
PATHE NEWS
The boys are there now have been in action; the
training goes on just the same, here and there-all
to establish peace in the world.
GRAND THEATRE
"WHERE GOOD PICTURES ARE SHOWN"
returning on the evening train.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Galbrlath, ca
couipanied by Mrs. M. C. Davidson,
Mrs. C. C. Hyde and Mrs. C. M. Peck
ham, attended the special meetings
in Redmond which are being con
ducted by Rev. Lyons.
Mrs. F. K. Mart?., of Bend, eoent
Saturday here visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. It. (). Reigel.
Threshing is going on now in this
vicinity. ('. A. Douglas' machine
started out last week.
K1RXHAM BUYS HOUSE.
Ross Farnham this week purchased
the property of Dr. Miller at the foot
of Oregon street and will move his
offices into the building the latter
part of the week. The Central Ore-,
gon Bank will extend its office Into
the apartment which he has been
using. Mrs. Minnie Allen has rented
the main part of the house from. Mr.
Farnham.
XKW MILL STARTED.
Construction work on the mill lit
Red Rock canyon was started today
by Elmer Merrill. The site is north
west of Aubrey Butte. Trees were
cleared yesterday preparatory to be
ginning the actual building.
TERREBONNE FAMILY
TO WINTER IN SOUTH
(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
TKRHKHONNE. Oct. 3. Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Ronton and little daugh
ter. Hazel, left Sunday morning for
Ksconduln, California, where they
will upend the winter.
P. C.'C'hurchman, of Sheridan, Ore
gon, Is here visiting his daughter,
Mrs. W. O. Ralston.
Mrs. J. R. Hclfrich, who recently
moved to Hend. came down Sunday,
Dr. W. Ci. Munulng announces that
he hus returned to town und will he
ready to take up his work again on
Wednesday morning. Adv.
One rent a word Is all a lltt'e Want
Ad will cost you.
"The reason we have so many
customers is that our milk is rich
and pure." Yours,
Phone Black IS3I JONES DAIRY
Bend Hauling Co.
EXPRESS AND BACGAGE
LIGHT AND HEAVY HAULING
MOVING
HOUSEHOLD GOODS A SPECIALTY
AUTO TRUCK SERVICE
PHONE
BLACK
451
PHONE
BLACK
451
BARTLETT PEARS--
good sized, smooth and of extra
fine quality, better get them now
CRABAPPLES-
you know how crabapple jelly
is in the winter time.
F. DEMENT & CO.
The 'Preferred Slock Store
CHOCEHIES HARDWARE
DR. C. H. DAY
Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon
Phone Red 1511
May Apartments, cor. Frankjin & Bond Sis., Bend, Ore.
I $950 1
Bend View
PRICES: $100 AND UP
TERMS: Reasonable
We'll loan you money lo build.
BEND'S MOST SCENIC
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
Every Lot commands a view
of the River, Mountains and
City. Building restrictions
according to Location.
4KB
J. RYAN & CO.
0'Kane Bldg. Phone 361
CAMERAS FILMS
NO MATTER WHAT SIZE MACHINE
YOU WANT. WE HAVE A SIZE FOR
EVERY NEED. A STYLE FOR EVERY
FANCY. SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS.
Magill & Erskine
O'KANE BUILDING
F. O. B. FACTORY
A motor truck muit submit, and PASS, '
the acid test of COST.
That is the teat we want you to apply'
to the one-ton Maxwell truck its first
cost and its operating cost
A Maxwell truck which is a REAL'
truck, worm-driven sells at a price that
can not be met in any other motor vehicle
of likeef f iciency, durability, andeconomy.
A Maxwell truck will cover 100 miles
in a work day twice the distance
covered by two teams and two drivers.
It will do this at an operating cost of
less than that of one team of horses.
Moreover, it is of a size and capacity
adapted to the needs of almost every
form and phase of commerce, industry,
or farming.
The question is not, "Can I afford to
have a Maxwell truck ? " ,
The FACT is, Mr. Business Man, you
can not afford to be without one.
Onc-fon Truck Chattit $U5; Chattit
ttith cab and windthitld $00i Chattit
with cab, windthitld, and Stakt Cat
BodyftSO.
UNIVERSAL GARAGE
BEND, OREGON ,