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The Bend Bulletin
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HKNU. OKBUON.
Entered ae Second Clana matter, January
t I1T, at the Poat Office at Bend. Oreson.
Act of March S, 1879.
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1917
What have you done today to help
win the war?
"SAFETY FIRST."
In closing the city schools, recog
nition has been taken of a potential
menace to the children of Bend in the
form of a scarlet fever epidemic.
While opinions may vary as to he
danger from the disease, the action
in protecting the grade pupils from
contagion is to be upheld as a "safety
first" move. It now rests largely
with parents to see that the disease
gains no firmer foothold. Strict ob
servance of quarantine rules, forbid
ding attendance at public gatherings,
and careful selection of playmates for
the children, are among precautions,
the careful observance of which may
aid in opening the schools at the be
ginning of next week.
The report of the Deschutes coun
ty food administrator that at least
1000 families have signed up to con
serve the nation's supply of food, is
encouraging. A complete report will
. undoubtedly show an even higher
- percentage of domestic patriotism.
The Y. M. C. A. has earned the rep
utation of being the greatest thing
in the soldier's life. Deschutes coun
ty will have the chance to help $3000
worth in the next two weeks toward
making trench existence endurable.
Retail food prices have decreased
on an average of 10 per cent since
June, says a Washington news dis
patch. Seems odd that Bend was
passed op."
Now It's a championship football
team for 'Bend.-
PUGILIST COX IN NAVY
f Pi
Am
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Jot Cox, a well-known pugilist, !
once knocked out Jess Wlllnrd, Jolnei
the naval reserves last April and hut
advanced rapidly, being now a chief ol
arms. He Is here shown receiving In
mictions from Ensign J. A. Wilson n
Ihp naval training station at Pellian
Bay Pnrk, N. Y.
Tire Picked Up Gold Dust.
Helena, Alont., folk may pick ut
gold nuggets In the streets, but a Kul
Ispoll, Mont., man has gone them onr
better. His gold Is gathered by blow
outs In Ills motor car casings.
A man named Oeesland hud a blow
out recently and the casing gatherei
up the gold for him. The only thin,
to worry about Is whether the gold- If
sufficient to pay for the blowout.
Oeeslnnd took his torn casing to n
Kullspell garage for repairs, and II
was sent to a shop In Spokane. A let
ter was received from the tire house
aylng:
"Several particles of gold wen
found In the block sand that remained
In the casing."
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Drafted men from Providence, It. I., niurclilnK '"' the clly parade ground before leuvlng tor tho Nutlonul army
camp. This Is the secoud quota of men sent to the camp.
Kasprowitz Wants
Justice Neighbor's
Children Annoy Him
As the climax of a long series
of alleged abuses received by
Mike Kasprowttx and his family
from that of A. B. Crum, the
e- former has sworn out a war-
rant for Crum to appear In the
municipal court for a hearing.
The trial was set for this morn-
ing -but owing to the absence of
City Attorney C. S. Benson in
Prlnevllle the case was post-
poned.
KasprowiU tells a tale of
woe covering two months' time.
According to his statement, the
neighbors have not been con-
tent with throwing rocks at the -
children, catching his chickens
on fishllnes, throwing rocks at -
the fowls and throwing rocks at -
Mrs. Kasprowitz, but have now
started shooting through bis
windows with an airgun.
Last Friday morning, so the
story goes, Mrs. Kasprowitz was
sitting near a window when the
12 year old Crum youngster
cocked his gun and sent a little
bullet through the pane. It
dropped ' near the woman end
hit the wall. 'Mrs. Kasprowitz
was badly frightened. Her little -
girl while at play had also been
- hit in the side by one of the -
shots.
The plaintiff wrote Crum a
note on October 23 and warned
him to stop the operations of
his children or the mutter would -e
be reported. Kasprowitz says -
his neighbor replied by calling
members of the family bad -
names.
PLANS COMPLETE FOR
ARMY ROUND-UP
Big Buccaroo Show By Recruits at
American Lake Will Be
Staged Next Sunday.
(Br United Press to The Bend Bulletin.)
CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Nov. 5.
Plans were practically complete to
day for the wild west show which
men from Montana, Eastern Oregon,
Utah, Idaho and Wyoming will stage
Sunday afternoon, November 11.
An event styled the drunken ride
on the program will be one of the
features of the affair. Among the
contestants will be Enoch Kinnard,
late of Buffalo Bill's wild west show;
Wllford Killham, who claims to be
amateur riding champion of the
world; John Futchue, and James
Thompson, circus exhibition roper.
and J. W. McNeil, of Billings and
Miles City, Montana.
Although buJIt to accommodate
only 5000 horses, 6000 animals are
now crowded into the remount sta
tion. Only one hundred and thirty
three of these horses suffered from
their trip to the camp.
Ernest Wleman, of Fullerton, Cal.,
was the first man sent to the camp
to be granted exemption later on In
dustrial grounds. He will drill oil
wells near his home city.
GEN. DUBAIL DECORATED
Prince Arthur of Connaaght deco
rating General Dubnll of the French
army with the Grand Cross of the Or
der of St Michael and St. George In
I he great courtyard of the Invalldes,
Paris.
Necklaces Made by Soldiers.
Tho anmrt women have taken up
tvltli enthusiasm the flat colored neck
laces made by the badly maimed sol
.liur nt Krnncp. Cnrtler of the Itue
de la I'alx, In Paris, hus offered to put
together by small square meaninons
the strings of tiny crystals that the
soldiers hnve strung.
ExqulHlte workmanship is snown in
all of these neckluces. Tiny and In
tricate beads, und the commingling of
colors Is faultless.
These necklaces are sold, and the
money goes direct from the purchaser
to the soldier, and almost every smart
woman Is wcurlng or of these ornaments.
Furnace Contractor
TINNING OF ALL KINDS
Repairing, Guttering, Spouting, Cornices and Skylights
Roofing of All Kinds.
H. J. SOHM .
BRAIN NEW JAIL.
Construction on the now county
Jail to be oroctod on the lot In back
of the Skusa Hardware Company has
been bogun by Contractor E. P. Bros-torhous.
NOTICE.
It Is against the law for any per
son suspoctod of scarlut fever to loavo
the house, or permit anyone to ontor,
or permit the children to attend
school or any public gathorlng.
Bond has an epldomtc of scarlet
fevor, there being six cases under
quarantine at tho present time, and
any head or member of any family
permitting children to enter icnoai
attend shows, go Into any store or
any public place with tho permit of
the attending physician will be pros
ecuted. A. E. EDWARDS.
Chairman of Health Committee,
L. A. W. NIXON.
Chief of Police
TODAY and '
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demonstration by factory expert of tho
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num by the originators of Aluminum Cooklug UteoaJU.
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There are no "Ue" nor "butt" lo our ttsarante. Any 'V .
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you've paid wlihoul anrument or quibble. "";
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An Electric Htove that masln, txllts 1 1
or fried, $7.50. The I'oivrr Co. I
When you think of I
Insurance
H ft think, oj U I
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because he handles the best I
Hy line of companies repscsented I ml I
Ullll In Bend and because he Is II I
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III knows Just how to help you
ABSOLUTE II J
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J. A. EASTES
Kastes Corner, Oregon St. I
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Tuesday anil Wednesday
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ILLINOIS PURE ALLUMINUM CO.
L K H O N T,
cook cn.. r
Skuse Hardware Co.
THE BACKBONE OF BEND IS
LUMBER MANUFACTURING
OUR PAYROLLS
MAKE
YOUR PROFITS
BY &UYING LOCAL PRODUCTS
YOU ARE HELPING BEVP.
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
Local Sales Agent
MILLEH LUMBKR CO.
Complete Stock of Lumber
Lalh, Sash and Doors
AUCTION SALE!
At HOTEL OREGON
SATURDAY, NOV. lO
At 2:00 p.m., will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, all Furniture and Fixtures,
consisting of Beds, Bedding, Towels, Rugs, Dressers,
Chairs, Cots, Tables, Stands, Cooking Stoves, Cook
ing Utensils, Dishes, Kitchen Cabinet, Cupboard,
etc., etc.
GOODS ON VIEW FRIDAY, NOV. 9
F. J. SPEAR
Gilbert's
Grocery
When
Changing
Your
Place
to
Trade
. TRY US.
The Better Service
Store
888 Bond Street
Near Bend Hardware
) SHEVLIN PINE
SOLD BY
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
SASH, DOORS and MILL WORK
Phone 1661
FOR
SASH FACTORY WOOD
PHONE
BEND WHITE PINE SASH CO.
441
The United Warehouse Company
WIIOLKSALK IHSTmnUTOUS
VOn Cl'.NTHAL OHKGON OK
OIL. GASOLENE, FLOUR, SALT,
MEATS, HAM, BACON, LARD, Etc.
Fertilizers for Lawns and Farm Lands
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
We Buy Hides .
THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY
Phone 241 A. M. Pringle, Manager