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TIIK BEXD IULLKTIN, DAILY EDITION, MCNI), ORKOON, Tl'KSDAY, OtTOIlKIl HO, I1M7
CATTLE SHIPMENT TO
BE MADE FROM HERE
Fifteen cars of cattlo will be ship
ped out of Bond Sunday for the Tort
land and eastern markets, over the
O.-W. II. A N. lines.
OUTDOOR LIGHTING
TO RE MINIMIZED
(By Unltnl l'rM toTtie lVnil llullctin.l '
WASHINGTON, I). C, Oct. 30.
Great Whlto Ways are soon 1o be
darkened, as the fuel administration
ordered today that unnecessary out
door lighting bo. discontinued next
week.
SUDDEN ATTACK IS
DIRECTED AT SLAVS
(By UntU'd PrcM to Tin- IWrnl Bulletin. t
PETROGRAD. Oct. 30. The Her
mans suddenly attacked and forced
he Russians to retire in the Jaun
acrne sector. It was officially an
nounced this morning. The state
ment indicated the presence of strong
ORLANDO SWORN IN
AS ITALY'S PREMIER
(By United Vrtm to TV Bend Bulletin.)
ROME. Oct. 30. former Minister
of the Interior Orlando was sworn in
today as Premier of Italy, succeeding
Paolo Bosti.
MEDFORD MAN KILLED
OVER ROAD QUARREL
(By United Prefi to The Bend Bulletin.)
MEDFORi. Oct. 30. V. E. But
ler shot and killed Donald Stuart
today as the result of a quarrel over
a road. Butler is in jail. He claims
that he shot in self defense.
SOCIAL SEASON AT
CAPITAL CANCELLED
(By United Press to The Bend Bulletin.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 30.
President and Mrs. Wilson have can
celled the usual winter social season
because of the war. The receptions
and famous Presidential dinners will
be eliminated.
TRAIN IS DELAYED.
Yesterday evening's train was de
layed several hours on account of a
burned bridge near Portland. A
small span just west of Troutdale
burned out and caused two main line
passenger trains to back into the city
and go out by way of Sullivan's'
Gulch.
I J o ; t I . HS3S3
1 The Rainbow division lit Ounp Mills, MIiiimiIu, l.nni: Island, passim: mi review mi Inspcriluii ilny. .'('lief
t.nnlint of one of New York's lil lintels giving nnvy in -n a Icssmi In incut rutting. 3 French signal corps men
setnliiiK up an automatic euiiieiii attached to a kite to phoiogniph enemy position.
SLIT IS SETTLED.
The suit brought against D. H
Sphier by E. P. Brosterhous for cl-jesting story.
jection on toe contract tor tne con
struction of the Sphier building was
settled this morning. The contractor
was paid all expenses.'
honest with himself, take home a les
son. The scenes are laid in a New Eng
land, village but it is not quite fair
to pick on New England. The story
has happened many times and in
many places. But Just in so delight
ful a dress it has not "happened"
before in motion pictures.
"Environment" is a play for every
member of the family. It is a family
play.
Thursday and Friday another Blue
bird photoplay, "The Rescue," fea
turing Dorothy Phillips, will be at
the Grand. Many will remember
Harry E. Walther. The Dalles.
Girl."
Four pretty women, selected es
pecially for this pulchritude, will be
seen. Miss Phillips is admittedly
the prettiest of Bluebird stars and
there is an ocular feast In store for
those who behold Molly Malonc,
Gretchen Lederer, Gertrude Aster and
Claire Du Bray in unconscious rival-
ry for beauty honors in support of
thoir pretty star. I. on Chaney and
Wm. Stowell, two uncommonly fine
actors, will appear as mere men in
this setting of natural loveliness. And
gowns! There will be more than a
soore of real "creations" worn by
Miss Phillips and her associates in
depicting the modes of society during
the progress of the intensely inter-
Classified
Advertisements
FOR SALE
JJAVE 12.5 tons good quality hay. In!
of pasture until snow flies; will
take care of stock and feed until
May 1 for $15 per ton. Want to pur
chase 20,000 pounds of good pota
toes. E. L. Clark, La Pine.
7S2-74,9c
J,H)lt SALE Lots 9 and 10. of Mock
13, Bend View, price $200, easy
terms. vSoo ABC, Bulletin officii.
Si0-70tf
pill HALK Lota 9 and 10. of block
24 of Konwood, prlco $325, very
easy terms. See AUC, Bulletin office.
349-170tf
flllS ADVERTISEMENT costs 15
cents. If you don't see what you
want, ask for It. tf
Theatre Announcement!
Owing to the new Federal tnx on amusement,
tickets, wlreli the law says must he paid hy the pa
tron, the double tax on films, higher film rentals and
the general increase of expense in all lines of theatre
activity, it has become necessary to increase the ad
mission prices. We therefore announce that on and
hfter Thursday, November 1st, the following sched
ule of prices will be in ellcct at our theatres:
Sunday, Monday and Saturday Nights Ll-We
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Nights.' .10 '-'()(
Matinees, Sunday . lO '.'Oc
Matinees, Saturday lO-l.le
Special Features at special prices to be announced
at time of showing.
LIHKItTV THEATRE
WAItn II. colli. K,
(JKANI) THEATHIJ
I,. C. Itl'DoW, Mgr.
FOR RENT
poll SALE House full first class
furniture; will sell at bargain if
sold by the 10th. Call evenings, 47
Gilchrist Ave. 794-76,8,83
poll RE XT New two-room fur
nished house, painted green, near
North ranal dam, $8.50 a month. In
quire John Steldl. 787-74. 6, Kp
WANTED
ANTED TO Ill'V A small good
range or cook stove. 84ii Arizona
797-76. 7p
poll SALE Popcorn and peanut
U'ii pnti f:rt rl:iB' ttinttn I'.tm. k ,r I
Some cash, balance easy terms. In
quire Room 9. Lawrence Bldg., op
posite Baker's Btorc, Bend, Ore.
800-"fitfr
y ANTED Young lady Menngraph-
......I . . 1,1 ttl. ..tl ..
f'l tiemrt'n in. I ii.il win,
; company; experienced. Inquire Bui-
AT THE MOVIES
Grand Theatre.
Mary Miles Minter is here again,
at the Grand Theatre. Tonight and
tomorrow she appears in "Environ
ment," a picture that is made up of
human heartaches and homely hap
piness. "Environment" is a happy
little story and one that will make
friends for the Mary Miles Minter
fans and recruit new followers for
this little star of the big heart.
While in no way a sermon, every
minister should make it a point to
see "Environment." He will learn
better how to handle conditions with
which he comes in almost daily con
tact. And be may, if he be truly
HEAD OF C. O. I. LOCATING HERE
(Continued from Page 1.)
asking the Desert Land Board to look
point is brought out in the petition
into the matter, and certainly the
money could not be raised and the
project completed if the water is not
available. The water in the river
should be used where It will be put
to the most beneficial use, and io.
tainly Bend and vicinity could not
complain of the building of the North
Canal, for it will add many thousand
acres to the farming section adjacent
to Bend. Redmond could not com
plain for it will put under irrigation
the barren waste between the river
bed and Redmond, and the Powell
Butte section could not complain as
it would make that a close compact
section."
C. S. HUDSON, President HUGH E. BRAN, Vice-President.
U. C. COB, Vice President L. G. McRE VNOLDS, Cashier
E. A. SATHER, Vice President. K. E. SAWYER, Assistant Cashier
The First National Bank
OF BEND, BEND, OREGON.
To Purchasers of
Liberty Bonds
We wish to announce that we have
set aside a compartment in our Safety
Deposit Vault for the safe-keeping of
Liberty Loan Bonds purchased by
our customers, WITHOUT CHARGE.
You may keep your bonds In our
Vault without expense to you avail
able at all times during banking
hours and protected by ail the safe
guards our modern Safety Deposit
Vault provides.
First National Bank
Member Federal Reserve System.
poll SALE Household furniture
for sale, and house for rent. In
quire 114 Delaware. 802-76, 7. 8. 9. Op
lelln.
796-76. Sp
JJOAUDKIIS Excellent home cook
ing. One block from Firm Xntloti
al Hank. 2D Oregon. 791-75, Stlc
yANTED Girl lor general work In
Portland Hotel, opposite Brooks
Scanlon dry shed. 790-74tfc
poll SALE Medium size range,
with hot water boiler and connec
tion, aiso new .:u-iooi luncn roun- lyANTED-Ilousehold goods bought,
ter. Address Charles Ryder, Box I Standard Furnlturo Co.. Phono
398. Bend. Ore. 799-76.7.Sp j R(1(, 61 , 789-74tfc
1
poll SALE 1917 f Ive-passcnger y A XTED A French teacher to give
car. 365 E. Greenwood Ave. E. j lemons by conversation, evenings
. Richardson.
792-73, 7p desired. Inquire Bulletin.
1
788-74, 6c
poll HALE 160 acre irrigated
ranch, near Cloverdalo school
house, 155 acres under Irrigation.
Low price, easy terms. Address Box
531, Bend. 780,73,5,7c
ANTED Ten men to cut four-
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Over two million satisfied owners know from II
experience that the Ford car In n real utility, nil II
economical, powerful, nlwuys-rcllnhln means for II
"" Increasing Hi" profit In buslm-nn or adding l II
to pleasure. The Kord car meets the (I emu nil II
for prompt trauiipnrlatton In every linn of hum mi II
activity. The demand grows larger every day, I
hcnitiKK of the all-around tiHofutni a of the car.
Touring Car $300, Runabout 13411. t'iMipclet II
Mir., Town Car $,".95, Hediin $64.'. -all f. o. t. II
Detroit. On display and fur sale by . II
Cent-Ore-Motor Co.
BEND. OREGON
foot wood. Good ramp and hoard.
Call Oregon Furl & Transfer Co.
785-74lfc
yANTED Potatoes, -n car lots or
smaller amounts. Call Black II,
or write Erlckson's Grocery, Bend,
Oro. 784-74. 5c
JI-' YOC do not f : ii t hut you ro
looking for-advertlso In these, col
umns, at one rent a word. tf
yy.NTEI Teams wanted to haul
cinders, Slain Highway. Wrlln or
apply PranTt May. 735-B4tfw
jBUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS
poll HALF: Ford car.
16-18, u Kane Bidg.
Call rooniB
779-73tfc
pOR HALE 320 acres in Mllllcan!
Valley on Bend-Burns road; all
fenced; 100 acres under cultivation;
well Improved. Make me a cash ot-j
fer, or wll consider trade.
Bend, Ore.
Box 636,
760-69tfc.
gIDEWALK FOR HALE Sixty feat
of good tour-tool sioewaiK. uan
easily be hauled In It -foot lengths
to any location. Inquire Bulletin of
fice. 492-06tfc
TTOR SALE Two lots In Northwest
Townsite Company s Second Ad
dition (west of the river, near Bhev-
lln mill) ; price $160, easy terms, Ap-1
olv she. Bulletin office. tf
ARTHUR J. MOORE
Lawyer
GENERAL PRACTICE
IiOg Cabin Building
BEND, ORE. Phone Black 1411
For Sale
A fine irrigated
forty in section
81, township 17,
range 1 4 east.
Avery fine forty
PRICE $700
35 Irrigable Acres all in
solid body.
Homeseekers
Land Co.
See It. P. MINTER, Mgr.
Office phon Blk 1701 Ka. Illk 1102
FREE CONSULTATION
Dr. R. D. Ketchum,
Drugles Physician
Houn, 9 to 12, i to 6:30, or by ap
pointment. BATHER BUILDING
DR. J. H. CONNARN
DENTIST
Office In Sathar Building.
Houn I to 12, 1 to 6.
Sundays and evenings by
Appointment.
Tinning and Sheet Metal
WM. MONTGOMERY.
Furnaces, Spouting, Guttorlng,
Cornice and Skylight
Repairing promptly attended to
Prices right, work guaranteed
VERNON A. FORHES
LAWYER
First National Bank Building
Bend, :-: :: Oregon
G. C. MORGAN
Attorney at I .aw
211 Oregon St., next to Tele
phone office. BKND, ORK.
II. II. De ARM ONI)
LAVVYKR
O'Kann Building, Bend, Oregon
W. P. MYERS
LAWYER
O'Kano Building, BEND, ORE.
M. A. PALMER
Cabinet Maker mid Builder,
Jobbing
Screen Doors and Windows.
Franklin St., rear of Irrigation
Co.'a old building.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Moots at Kenwood School ovory
Lord's Day, at 10 a. m. All
mombors urged to bo present.
J. K. KNOKIUIKTHO.V,
I'LUMIUNO AND UK ATI NO
117 Minnesota Street.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
Jobbing Promptly Done.
TOR SALE-Onc of the best
constructed houses In I tend at,
octunl cost, with no charge for
the tX)xl20 feolof view proMirl.y
It stands upon. Torms like rent.
Bend Park Co.
Real Eststs snd Inaurancs
W. G. Manning, D. M. D.
'Suite 12-14, O'Kano Building
Tel. Illnck 1781 Demi, Ore.
DR. TURNER
Eve Specialist
of Portland
VISITS BEND MONTHLY
Watch papet (or Datci
or inquire ol
THORSON, THE JEWELER
Put In
Your Our
DUDS SUDS
BEND LAUNDRY
Phone Black 311
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Writ of all hln.U of Inauranoa. Old
ent In.urHnce AKimey In C.ntral Oro
nn. II. C. Rill., Klnit National Bank
UuIIiIIiik, llend, Or.unn.
Bend IahIro No. 4211 Iioyal Or
der of Mihmio Moots in Moose
Hall ovory Thursday. Visiting
brothers nro cordially Invited te
attend,