The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, November 19, 1917, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAGB S 3Z TflWIPUT WILLIAM FAHNUM in TONICHT-Last Chance to See IVmUlll 'THE IMMf'.K OK SlI.K.NrK" TIIH IIKND IIULLKTIH, DAILY KIIITIO.N. I) END, OltKXiO.N, MOMMV, XOV'KM HKK 10, 1017 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOWN TO EARTH" Ih own hcii'cmi vi'i'tlnti nflliii ItlllUT K TO IIAI'I'INKSS. TAKK IT! 1917 NOVEMBER 1917 SUN MONITUE WED THU FRI 2 SAT 3 i 8 910 11121314151617 18192021222324 i25262728ES30L J Bend in Brief X)A'(75A YOUR CITY. You'll Find Them lltrt. MOMMY. l.von nieellng, Prehyl-rliiii church llojnl Arch .MiiMiiia, MumiiiIc hull M p. in. 1'iilnicrn ami lecorutor, Loup Plni' l.ulior Temple, H p. in. TUJMIMY. I.yon inert lug, Prh terlun church M. W. A., Hullirr'N hull. H p. mi. NtonrimiuiiiB mill llrlrklii)-r, Ixmr I'lnn luliur Temple, H p. in. KDXKSD.W. I'uiniiicrrliil lull lunch, I'llot lltitfr. Inn, iiimiii. I.)imi meeting, l'ritivt'rliiii church, Farmers I iilou, Klrhurdin rcIiimiI OltlCt'ON THINK TUAIX Arrive 7: 'io a. m. l.ruvc 8 p. in. O..W. II. N. THAl.N. Arrive 7:3d p. in. ft Lmiv 7:26 . ni. AtTO HTA(K I.I .N K KOl'TII. Iiavi'i 8:fi a. m. Arrives 6 p. m. ALTO IJ.NKH. Car to llurn. hurt Klnmath Kurt Itock, Kllvur I.r.ko and other point vuuili mid noiitli DBUt POST Oi-TICK IIOi'ltH. )enernl delivery opeu dully X:3U a. in. to 7 p. in. No mall dlHtrllmti-d on Sunday. Night train mull rinse 7:15. Day trnln nmll dose U : 30 a. in. TKI.KtillAI'll IIOI ItH. Western Union, 8 a. in. to (I p. in. Hundny and holidays V a. in. to 10 a. ui., I p. m. to il p. m. TKI.KI'IIONK HOfllH. Pacific Tid. & Tol. Co. 2 4 hour LOCAL NEWS ITEMS It. II. (lould Ih III with nppendh III. Klwnod K. Iln wiih In from Alllli 4ii ii Saturday. ( H. H. Nelson, of Mitchell, wan In on business ovver tlm weekend. II. It. I.nnhfi-r la spending n tew day In Itcdinouil and Prlnevllle. Hiiniinil Nelson, of (J rant conn I y . wna In town over .Sunday on busl- Ill-HH. County Clerk J. II. Iliiner has gone In Th n Dalle mid will remain there A wi'iik. L. tl. Upperman, of Hond, wna rog- lntiirnd nt Hotel I'ortliind, Portland, lllHt Wl'dk. Mr, J. Adams and Ihlldron wore In Diischulus todity vlsltling Mrs. C. M. Itodflold. V. V, llnrplium wns In from Prlnn vlllo yesterday mid (oduy lifter a load of lila goods. W. If, Prnalny went to Prlnovlllo Ihla morning to Join his wlfo und stay thore during tho winter. Bend Hauling Co. EXPRESS AND BACGAGE UOIITANl) IIKAVY HAULING MOVINtl Household coods a specialty AUTO TRUCK SERVICE PHONE BLACK 4 5 1 QE Mm. Mn lii'l Coiiiii'll returned to liur liiiniu ut liiiHi liutca nftor vlaltltiK MIk Kli'iuior Wlillmoru ovi-r I lie week end. Mr. (J. J. Komer relumed to her home In I'oriliind Huniluy niornliiK uf.i-r ii itliort vlitlt with her duuKhler, Don in. Mr. und Mr. K. J. Itourkn, of Cre-i-eiii, urn in lleiul Meverul duy vlxll 1 ii K their duiiKhter, Ml hit (Jluily llourke. M!hk Kiln I Knyder wu operuted on Kutiirduy iiioiiiIiik fur upiielidli UIh ut the Item! himiiltul. Klin I KeltliiR uIoiik nicely. A fire uhirm n miunded lute Kat urduy n I K I) ( In order lo tent the new alreu, which tin) city I couteiuplutliiK pun IiuhIiik. Mia Ituhy ItiiHiiiiimcn hun heen confined to the hoxpltul with ttrarlet fever aline IuhI Friday. Him I re ported linprovliiK. Mr. und Mm. Melvln H. Thompiion hecuine the piirenl of a Heveu-puund huliy itlrl Sulurduy uflernnon. Thla I their Ihlnl i hild. Minn Dorothy Miller, who hu been here four duy vIhKIiir Mra. Ilelferlch und MIhh Murle HrowlerhouK, returned lo Terrehonne till niornliiK. While pluyliiK at aehool today. Ford KnulHuii, nun of Mr. and Mr. M. It. K n u I hcii, fractured hi collar houo aud I now confined to hi home. Mr. II. C. Cady wa culled to The Dulle thl inornliiK on account of the erlou lllnen of her father, J. W. Hnyder. Mr. Hnyder at one lime lived In lletld. Mrn. Kdwnrd Johnnou und Mm. J. 8. White npeul the duy In Terre bonne und will return toulKlil. Mr. Jiihiinin I piepurliiK l move from llend to Terrebonne. K. II. Den, geiierul auperlntendent of The Kbevlln-Mlxon Company, und 1). I. Conn, truffle liiuuuKer for tin firm, cume In yesterday from Mln neupoll und will ho here until Wed- iienduy. RUMOR OF SALE IS DECLARED NOT TRUE Conlrndlctiug rumor that the I.lb r:y theatre, hu recently changed hands, an announcement wa made thl afternoon by the management of the entabllHhmeiil declining that no transfer of tho property has been mudo by Ward Coble, Hie proprietor. For sale, four room house, clone to mill; price 7110. Can sell part cash, balance monthly payment. Inquire Jay Illake, 734 Wall St. Phone Hed 161. 93-98c SCHOOLS CKHTII Id). Deschutes county now has two standard high schools, according to letter received today by J. Allon rhompHon from the mato board of education. The communication cer tifies that Hedmond high school dis trict number olio and llend district number one have met nil the rorjuiro mnnls prescribed by the wtiito board of education In providing for high schools. IK II.DINtl PIOH.MITH. Dnvorly A. Dlcltoraon, dwelling, lot 9, block 190, Third street, $7S. Thomas Carufol, lot 4, block 20, Houlnvurd addition, addition to dwelling, $400. One cent a word Is all a little Want Ad will cost you. . PHONE BLACK 451 TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY I Irmly INTKIIN ATloNAf, HKHVICK dI World Picture pro-tent tlm Himl H (ilrl In Kiiruu SUSAN GRANDAISE In tint delightfully rciinitiiUit titlu of iriiu love "When True Love Dawns" I'leimlng mid clean, thin picture will delight. Itll wliu !! It. It show how u wumun can know wlii'ii kIiii ri'ully love. Can you lull V Pilot llutte Inn. K. II. Den, Mlnneupoll. I). I) Conn, Mlnneupoll. 0. Htrockcr, Portland. F. C. Oydnlii, Kt. houla. Miiuuel Hiinder Mr. und Mr. Ii. G. Hound. W. C. Illduwcll, Portland. I). T. Ilounton, Hen (I. II. K. Ilrook and wife, liend. II. II. WrlKlitBoa, Portland. C. F. W. Hu!llt;r. I'ortliind. It. V. Allen. Powell Hullo. John II. llurrlHon, Fort Hock. D. C. Ileuu. Ilend. WrlKhl Hotel, (ieorito II. Van Water, Portlund II. M. tileanon. Victor Dlekey. Portland. 1. curia While, Portland. J. Murphy, Hllver Lake. T. K. UoIuk. Millican. T. I.. Kdward, Fleetwood. J. McKachern, Fife. Alvln B. Hawk, Fremont. W. C. Clutlund, Beuttlu. (I. Pl!ey, 8(.-altl. W. II. DclbrueKK". Crescent. F. H. HeuKun, Crecnnt. W. 1,. Kvun. Cloverdulo. William Lozler, Beuttlu. II II. Kllitorn and wife. Sink. F. 11. I lay nen, Portland. Kdward Cricoll, Hlchinond. (i. Hubbard, Seattle. O. K. Smith. Prlnevlllo. ( r.y Hotel. W. C. Klllott. Kallpell. K. T. Vincent. Creston, Wash. I). I). Nead, Creirion, Waah. A. K. Morehouso and wife, Port lund. Charles II. Frailer. William IlurKCtt. Fife. Mr. E. 0. Snyder. Albany. Melvln (llllell, llend. Myrter Huhlnuon, Hubert. II. A. Altle, Portlund. V. V. llarpham, Prlnevllle. Evaporation Cools Food. You cini fry nn egg on n rock In the Imperial Valley of California by letting the Mill do the cooking, hut a Itockefeller couldn't afford the price of n tumbler of cracked Ire, wiys the I ' t ill I ii r Science Monthly. Hut this does not menu that the California!! have to do without food refrigerators. .1. (!. Hill of Mecca, near the Salton sen, has contrived an evuporatlon cooled refrigerator which requires no Ice. It has n wooden framework, nnd In cludes numerous shelves. Several layers of burlap cover It. A perfor ated tin cini ut the top Is connected with hose which sprinkles water over the entire hulnp surface. The evup oration keeps the Interior cool. In Position to Defy Snake. There wns un old fellow down In north Alabama n ml out In the uiomi talus he kept his Jug In the hole of a log. He would go down ut sundown to take n swig of mountain dew mountain dew that had never heen hu miliated by n revenue nflleer nor In sulted by n green stump. He drunk tlmt lliilild concoction that came fresh from the heart of the corn, und he glowed. One evening while he was letting the good liquor trickle down his throat he felt something touch his foot. He looked down and saw a big rattlesnake colled ready to strike. The old fellow took another swig of the corn, and In dellnnce he swept that Ktinke with his eyes: "Strike, dern yott, strike, you will never find mo better prepared." Washington Post. An Ulectrle Coffeo I'oroilntor for W.BO. Tho Power Co. Adv. I Practice Real Economy At. tlm (;ruml Theatre, Tuewhiy and Wedmdiiy. AT THE MOVIES l.lherty Tln-utrc. The weetet Rlrl In Europe will be aeen ut the Liberty Theatre on Tueduy aud Wednemluy. Hhe I Ml Hunan OrundulHu and the picture In which be will appear I "When True Love liawm," a brilliant, delightful offering In which true lovo come to a youiiR lrl In the nick of time to Have her life' happlnen. Supporting Minn Gnuidalne I a nplendiil company Including uch actor a Albert Sig ner, the famouH choolmuter In Huruh Hernhardt, "Mother of I-ranee," and Paul (Julde, the matl nee Idol of continental Europe. A thl feature was Caged at Nice which ha long been noted a the rnottt beautiful pol In Europe many acene of extraordinary beauty were "hol" by the camera-man. In fact the ihcautlful cene in -thl picture alone would make It a more than notable offering. When to these beautiful acene are added a thor oughly entertaining and unusual story and acting of the highest pos slble merit, It is evident that movie fans will have to go far to find a more thoroughly satisfactory attraction. German Salmon Bred In Thame. Some good things come from Ger- many, aud one of them Is the German salmon, which Is now being bred on u large scale In the Thames and ha the advantage o being non-migratory. At least It I uon-iiilgratory In Its native waters, but It may change Its habits here, says u Ioudon correspondent, as happened with the English and A mer lin brook trout which were planted In New Zealand. In English waters the brook trout Is never migratory, but In New Zealand they rapidly developed Into confirmed sea rovers, und have now become a flue mid healthy race of sen trout, affording excellent sport and attaining unusual size. Manchus Have Bean to Bum. Ilcnn-cnke is cheaper than coal at Hiirbin. Manchuria, and the Chinese there are now using it us fuel, say the Japan Chronicle. Coal costs !K) kopeks a jMMid and bean-cake only 7."i kopeks, while It Is contended the hitter throws out more heat. As nil the bean mills have large stocks on hand and are In creasing them dally, there Is n ten dency for Its use us fuel to spread. A Handy Story. Ihiughter Tin ashamed of you, pa, I saw you kiss the parlor maid as you went out. pa Don't he ridiculous, dear. I've missed two or three bottles of Scotch lately, nnd, as I suspected Nellie, 1 took the opportunity of smelling her breath, that's all. Crushed Possibilities. Jones, the cub reporter, was fat, but he looked as ineliineh.ily us a fat man can when he entered the city editor's olllce. "Why was my story killed?" he asked gloomily. "An net of mercy," said the editor. "You fell down on It llrst." Printed or Engraved Announcem ents Invitations Cards Order yur NOW for Xmai Gift), at The Bend Bulletin READ ,THE ADVERTISEMENTS TUESDAY WEDNESDAY The Law of The North Featuring SHIRLEY MASON An exciting, romantic tory of the Northwest Mounted Police COMEDY"A Day and A Night." THURSDAY - FRIDAY CEORCE WALSH in "THE BOOK AGENT" CRAND WHERE GOOD FARM MEETING SET FOR DECEMBER 13 County Agricultural Council to As. scn'Mei In Hedmonil Much in terest In Annual Gathering. REDMOND, Nov. 19. The annual meeting of the Crook and Deschutes County Agricultural Council, which is to be held In Redmond, on Decem ber 13, I attracting the attention of the farming communities of both of the two counties and the agricultural agent is the recipient of many letters Inquiring about the oounty agricultural council, what it is, what It was organized for, what good It will accomplish, and how can the respective communities get aid through it. The questions are answered briefly as follows: The County Agricultural Council is an association of people interested in rural affairs, which has for its purpose the development of a more economic agriculture, the establish ment of community ideals, and the furtherance of all efforts of the peo ple, the state, and the government for the well being, prosperity and happiness of country people. At pres ent, membership in the council Is open to one elected delegate from each community club, farmers or ganization, breeders' or growers, as sociation, grange, farmers' union, or unorganized community. The council has the usual officers and an executivve committee, usually consisting of six members. Each member is usually charged with lead ership in some particular project authorized oy the committee. Such projects may be livestock' improve ment, boys' and fc'.rls' club work, farm sanitation, home economics work, horticulture, soil improvement, livestock, farm crops, marketing, co operative purchasing, farm labor, rural credits, etc. . The County Agricultural Council, while largely formed for making more efficient the work of the-county agent, is possessed of broader powers than the county agent, and may en An Klectrlc Stove that roasts, bolls or fries, $7.50. The Power Co. Oregon Fuel and Transfer Fireproof Storage for Household Goods. We can furnish an A-l experienced man to-do your packing. . NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR HEAVY WOOD FOR WINTER. Body wood, limb, slab or boxwood. Express Baggage Packing Storage Moving Shipping PHONE 661 THEATRE! M PICTURES ARE SHOWN gage In many activities which would not be proper for the county agent, as a public official, to undertake. Porflaitd.Oreon Hotel MAKING MEN OVER AGAIN THE Portland Hotel mijrM be termed m "m bui)drr of nwn", In this original hotel wtry morn itur men who were tired and over worked the niffht bfor"cmerice aa "new men". The unioie atmosphere of the Port land it unexcelled aervire and original :tr are GOOD RLASONS for the leadership. Rooms $1.50 Upward Rkhord W. Child t Managtr EtUrtS. Roh AuL Manager K'etwG'xw C bliimbia AA-Hint--ru'liojuco'iw hvyi: When you think oj Insurance thin oj EASTES because he handles the bes line of companies repsesented in Bend and because he is ALWAYS ON THE JOB and knows just . how to help you get ABSOLUTE PROTECTION J. A. EASTES Eastes Corner.iOregxin St. Advertised Goods