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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1917)
f THK BEND BCTXET1N. DAILY EDITION, BKND, ORKOON, TI KND.W, NOVKMUKK UT, IOIT The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION Paklbkaa' Evwr Aft.rn.an Eic.pt Saniar DKNI), OKKtiON. Xntena aa Sacond Clan matter, January I 1(17, at th Pail Offica at Bend, Orccoa. Art of March t, 117. GKORGK PALMER PUTNAM PublUhw JtOBERT W. SAWYER. ......Edltor-Manaaw HENRY N. FOWLER Amciat. Editor FLOYD C. WKSTKRr IELD. . . Aaawtant Mot. KAU'H SPENCER Mechanical Hutu An Indtr-andent Newspaper. itandinr for lb aquara deal, clean busineu. clean politics an J the best interests of Bend and central Or aeon, SUBSCRIPTION RATES Be Mall. One Tear It.Oo la Months IS.Te Three Months 11.50 Bt Carrier One Tear H.80 lit Months 13.(0 One Month 60 All subscriptions are due and PATABLB IN ADVANCE. Notices of iplratlon are mailed subscribers and If renewal Is not made within reason able time the paper will be discon tinued. Please notify us promptly of any Change of address, or of failure to re ceive the paper regularly. Otherwise we will not be responsible for copies missed. Make all checks and orders pay able to The Bend Bulletin. M IS L STREET IN BEND I. I'M It Kit THICK AX1) TOl'KlXti CAR STICK KAST IX XKW1HHIT AVKXCK CHVCKIUH.KS CITY TO REPAIR THOKOl taiKAHK. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1917 What have you done today to help win the war? A PROPER QUARANTINE. The Portland city commissioners have just passed an ordinance which marks the greatest step taken for the eradication of what is politely known as the "social disease" since quack medical advertising was forbidden. Hereafter, when a physician treats a case of this nature or when a drug gist supplies any of the medicines used in its treatment he must record the name of the patient and report it to the city auhtorities. The diseases which are the subject of this ordinance, physicians agree, are more serious than many against which strict quarantine rules are now enforced. Now they are to be quar antined. This tardy recognition of the proper course to follow to erad icate them may be taken as one of the results of the war, the most ter rible thing the world has ever known and at the same time the thing which is bringing about so many blessings lor mankind. Shortly after dark Inst night a heavily laden auto truck hauling lum ber for the Pine Tree mill came along Newport avenue and when It arrived at the far end of the Pilot Butte bridge a rear wheel sank down into a cliuckliole rilled with sand. The driver put on speed and the wheel churned a nice little resting place down in the road while the car re fused to budge. Lumber began to slip and soon was spread over the north side of the street in an effectual blockade. And so the truck remained there. Very soon another automobile came along. This time It was A. J. Kroe nert. of the Pine Tree mill, in his touring car. He saw he couldn't get past on the easier grade, so he climbed the south side, where the city has been putting in a fill. In dodging the stranded lumber carrier he encountered a huge rock which had managed to get moved Into the center of the south road. So there he stuck. Newport avenue was now blocked and by 7 o'clock In the evening per haps six machines were stalled in the road while others driving as far as the bridge, turned back and crossed ou other spans. The city will take steps today to make the street once more passable. All the pockets in the soft side of the street' will be filled in, for at pres ent an auto can hardly dodge the deep holes without running Into the stone wall where the other side of the street is being raised. COMPROMISE. A short time a.50 there was agitat ed the proposal to stop road work all over the country In order to release men for other forms of labor. That died down and the next thing heard was that an effort was being made to develop roads over which heavy trucking might be done in order to relieve the railroads of a part of the POWELL BUTTE HOUSE SAVED FROM FLAMES Only Slight Dumagc Done at J. p l(o man Home Xcw I'riilgeii Installed By County. 'Special to The Bulletin.) POWELL BUTTE. Nov. 27. J. P. Bowman and family experienced some excitement Friday when their house caught fire, but after some active work the fire was soon ex tinguished without much harm. Mrs. W. A. Foster visited with her mother. Mrs. E. F. Long, several days last week. -V f. Alley returned the first of heavy burden laid on them by war j last week to dispose of his 40 acres shipment necessities. land attend to other business while We do not know which course is i her.e' . to be adopted. The situation appears 1 in Bend Friday"! aUended ' bUSl"CS8 one to be dealt with by some priority! Allen Willcoxon and crew have board and possibly the decision may; been putting in some new bridges In fce said to have been made in Mr. !tnis 8ectio". which were much Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bavn made a trip to Deschutes Sunday. Lovett's order that road-making ma terial shipments shall give way to other. This will later be modified, in all probability, and a middle course adopted of aiding road building for war purposes. Says the Oregon Journal: "The 30,000 pounds of wheat sportsmen were to use for feeding wild ducks Is more needed by the Iboys somewhere In France than by the ducks. Seizure of the lot by the Oregon food administrates Is a ser vice both to the ducks and to the cause of world democracy." J. L. Gibson attended the show In Portland last week. land J. A. KIrk made a trip to II end Monday evening of lut week. E. K. Lour left Inst week for Itochesier. Minn., to hnvo his thriint operated oil. Mr. and Mrs. Kong Ilussott were Prinvville visitors Thursduy. Mr. and Mrs. K. N. Hull and Mr. and Mrs. iteavos Wlllcoxon made a trip to the K. N. Mull much on the Ot'lioco above Prlnovllle, 011 Thurs day. V. A. Foster And Mr. Taylor went to Pino Mountain hour hunting last week. Harry P. Wilson Is staying at the William Wilson' ranch. Ned AiiKlimd lost 16 head of sheep from bloat lust week. Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson woro Bend visitors Saturday. The Sorosis club mot at the Com munity hall on Wednesday of lust week, Mrs. L. W. Van Doren being hostess. Mrs. A I nut Hull resigned us president and Mrs. Allen Wlllcoxon was elected to fill the- vuenncy. J. E. Warner delivered turkeys In Bend Friday to O'Douuell Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Boss liussett enter tained Mr. and Mrs. Reaves Wlllcox on at Sunday dinner. The Red Cross meeting was held at the home of Mrs. C. M. Charlton. Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Foster, of Redmond, visited with Mrs. Foster's parents. U. F. Sliobert, and family. Wallace Smith and family nttitml- ed church services in Prlnovllle Sun-duy. .Miss Fay Bussett visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Foster and iOiII. dren visited with L. I). Osborn mid family in Redmond Sunday. fc.. .. Mall butchered two hooves the first of the week, delivering 0110 to Prlneville. E. A. Bussett visited In Prlneville Sunday. Reaves Wlllcoxon delivered tur kles to Bend Monday. J. J. Chapman and E. It. Agee. who have been baling hay In this vlclnliv have been compelled to suspend their worn owing to the baler being lu'.d up tor repairs. .Mrs. (,. M. Charlton made a trip to i-ruieviiie Saturday to visit Mrs. Uelnap, Sr., who was quite 111. Mrs. Art Wurzweiler returned Sunday from her visit with her par ents near Paulina. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith and Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Truesdnle en joyed a trip up the Ochoco Tuesduy of last week. Allen Wlllcoxon was a Bend bus iness visitor Monday morning. J. F. Rice attended a directors' meeting of the irrigationists in Ked mond Sunday, Mr. Rice being sec retary. Charlie Kafer. of CTino Falls, vis ited at the Allen Wlllcoxon ranch Thursday. Mr. Bushnell, a Bear Creek stock man, has purchased hay and pasture of L. W. Van Doren for about 150 head of stock. N. P. Alley has sold his 40 acres, iormeriy Known as the Montgomery place, to Hans Jacobson, of Roberts. .mi. a im .urs. s. i). .Mustard re turned from Portland the first of the ween, after enjoying the land show in Portland. Mrs. W. A. Foster was a dinner uest of Mrs. J. M. Shearer last Mon day. Mrs. C. M. Charlton attended the funeral of Mrs. Belnap. Sr.. In Prlne ville. Mrs. M. Sheely has sold her spcnml load of turkeys for the Thanksgiving marKet. C. M. Charlton attended to busi ness in Bend Monday. Wm. Brown visited in Prlneville Saturday. C. C. McNecly, from Bend, is build ing a fireplace at the Allen Wlllcoxon home. CHANGES ARE MADE AT THE HEN I) DEPOT One cent a word Is all a little Want Ad will cost you. REED-SMITH WINS j IN BOWLING MATCH Playing In the City Commercial: league last night, the Reed-Smith j toowlers won from the Martin & Cash-! man team on the Carmody alleys, taking two games out of three. The games were 7 14-681, 189-811, and 803-754. The Martin & Cashman team was composed of Martin, Shaw, Manning, Densmore, Speck, Carmo dy and Brandeau, while Berg, John eon, Whltson, Springer and Sherman rolled for the winners. 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 jr Vacuum -V Cleaner J (j ' I ' kcel'in)f ml HhL 1 30-00 at,Ule The United Warehouse Company WHOLKSALE DISTRIBUTORS FOR CENTRAL OREGON 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. Prinze, Manager ('. K. McIioIh (inox to Wtviti'i'ti I'lilini, Mtttl New Men Drought In to Make l'p Office Kom Several changes at the union depot became effective today duo to the rottlgnattun of C. K, Nichols, formerly train dispatcher and ticket agent for the O.-W. It. & N who will take charge of the Western I'lilon office, replacing K. A. Cliarlheourg, who has enlisted. The stuff at the tlepot has been Increased, II. II. Foster having begun work today as ticket clerk and II. II. I'sher as operator. Both men are new arrivals In town, Mr. Nichols was nianitiger of the local Western I'll loll less than a year ago before going to work for the rail road companies. He will huve with hi 111 It. R. Spencer, a now operator whom the company sent from Spo kane lust week. The switch engine which has been working nights lining up the freight cars and gutting them ready for weighing, has been discontinued. All of this will be handled by the engine which has been working out from Meiolliis. Tho train crew composed of Knglneer Taylor, Fireman Officer and Conductor It. W. Lee hits gono to Vancouver, Washington. P. O. tinllitgher, conductor on the Oregon Trunk line, has gone to Van couver. His place was taken by M. J. McGrath. LET FOX DO IT' Transfer Phone 221 LIGHT AND HEAVY HAULING You can rely on our wrvlm for we know how to liundlu your work, V ura nuiuit, PIONEER AUTO STAGE &. TRUCK CO. YOUR TURKEY- Place your order now for your Thanksgiving Turkey we have the bird you want. CASH MARKET 148 OREGON STREET THE WRIGHT HOTEL will servo Itonst Turkey, with a lot of other good things, on Thanksgiving Day The best dinner In the slute of Ore gon at fi o'clock, all for 50 cents. 1 300c MEN'S & LADIES' COATS AND SUITS MADE TO ORDER KXI'KKT WORK. M ANSI! II ALTF.HATIONS HEl'AIIUNG Cleaning and Prrtiing of Finn! Fabric Fun, Pltuh, Sitka. Silini and Velvctt Suits Steam Cleaned & Pressed, $1 WHILK VOL WAIT DICK The Tailor VOU. OHKOO.N A WALL PHONE 1JLACK Ml Bend View PRICKS: SI00 AND UP TERMS: Reasouab e We'll loan yon money to build. MEND'S MOST SCENIC RESIDENCE PKOPKRTY Every Ijot commands n view of the River, Mountains arid City. liuilding rest riot ions according to Ixtcation. J. RYAN ft CO O'Kane Hide. Pboac J6l !)SHEVLIN PINE i SOLD BY MILLER LUMBER COMPANY SASH. DOORS and MILL WORK Phone 1661 FOR SASH FACTORY WOOD PHONE BEND WHITE PINE SASH CO. 441 Furnace Contractor TINNING OF ALL KINDS Repairing, Guttering, Spouting, Cornices and Skylights Roofing of All Kinds. H. J. SOHM 1 C 1864 i "A Military Necessity" Gtntrml Dtdft, FROM its beginning, the Union Pacific has been "The National Railroad," a patriotic institution. Lincoln and other great men urged its construction for national protection and development. The prophetic vision of those who founded this great railroad daring a period of national stress is now apparent in these times of international conflict Again the Union needs its Union Pacific. The Union Pacific is doing its utmost to expedite the enormous war shipments from the Treasure States it serves. Grain, cattle, min erals, lumber, wool and oil are needed as never before. For new equipment alone the Union Pacific is spending over $16,000,000 to give American peo ple and industries still better ser vice. This is aside from even greater sums necessary for double-tracking, additional yard and engine 1917 Gl facilities and other improvements designed to add to the traffic carry ing capacity of the property. Just now some of our ordered equipmit is unobtainable for im mediate delivery because our Allies must be served first so we will win. The Union Pacific and The Union Pacific States must use available equipment to its greatest efficiency. The 41,000 employes of the Union Pacific and the 11,000,000 people of the western wealth-producing states now have an interna tional obligation to fulfill. Were Lincoln to speak today In behalf of the Union Pacific, as he urged its building, he would insist on those high service standards for which we are striving. Union Pacific System Joint East and West with a Boulevard of Stetl y 'or Information writ to S. L. Wu;c;ins, T. V. & P. A Km I, Oregon Wm. McMurray, General Passenger Agent, Portland 4 UL i 4 1
