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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1917)
TUB BKND 1IUIJJCTIN, DAILY KIHTIO.N, I1H.VI), OltfXJON, FRIDAY, XOVKMHKH BO, ' 1017 PAQK SATURDAY NIUI1T only The Divorce Game 99 (Taken ffurn llie Umoui nUy "Mill by i-co UitrichMrui; Willy, t lever, tlrliylilfully liinlinK, lliii iJrmJKj imxlut'licn yivrt chtrminK All tnly t ihuruuulily pie mm lole. Mm if ratly it winwrtieTy ltitUv and lirt ui jiuil M Mcellnil, SUNDAY MATINEE NIGHT und MONDAY BILLIE BURKE - IN - "Th Mysterious Miss Terry" You Jon t often get tuck s (imoui tar in to interciting itory. TONIGHT--- Lust Time Elsie Ferguson IN - "Barbary Sheep" You will he (JuinK yourirlf in iniuilica il yuu fail to ihu moil iutnreilmgclitiarlci pofltay I Inluiing Utulilul biue I'rig- AND FIRST EPISODE of "WHO IS NUMBER ONE"? 1917 NOVEMBER 1917 FRlISAl SUN MOW TUE WED THU 8 910 50.7 11121314151617 18192021222324' 25262728)30; J LOCAL NEWS ITEMS i. Mm. A. H. Jaeger wan a llend vli ""r from Lower IlrltlKu today. '. W. Nicholson was In from It In ram h up tlm Dmihiiteii river today. Ml 1 1 1 lit Morse In In Redmond MfixmlliiK tho week mid wlih friends. Eurl Ettwller ramn 111 from New- Ixiric today unci will remain In Bend a iiliort tlmo. Mr. and Mr. I). I). Ilurtili urn I lie jmrentii of an eight pound liny, born i Wedncmlliy iilnlit, A 1 ' j'nuiity Clerk J. II. Ilutier (Bine III Trom I'rlnevlllii Wednesday and limy return tonight or toninrrnw. the union rarher shop llANIKTKIt & (JOKNEY. Props. 1 1 1 K It DiinH Work tiilnriuXi eil Tlmlier Workers' Club JIONI) ' & OKEGON STREETS II. ('. Dews mid Hon . Vlricll, uru here looking over laud. Tliey cumu HiIh moriiliiK from Ogdcii, Cull. Mr. and Mm. N. H. Colemun have gone to I'orlluiid to muke thulr liome. Tliey liuvu lived In llend a year. Mis Genevieve Wlesio came In Wixluemtuy from Oukcg, North Da kola, and will probubly live here. An eight iioiind Klrl was bom lust nlKht to Mr. and Mrs, Nick Meyers at the llend Sunglcul huHpllul. She. In their flmt child. Mr. ami Mm. C. A. Rohblns were In from Held yesterday to meet Mm. J. Bobbins, of i'ortluud, who bus coniu to vifilt her roii. Judge T. K. J. Duffy wan In thin city today Riving decisions ou cuses which had been left over from the lust session of thu llrcult court. During Ilia recent trip to Portland, Dr. A. C. Frooin, of thu KIiik lieu Dentists, aecured tb services of i' W. ('. Deuber an a member of h'.K lucul dental Muff. A urll llghlcil Mori attract cus tomer. Adv. Twenty percent discount on Ladles' und Children's fonts and Suits, at Heed-Kiulth'li thin week. 303c An Electric i offer- rrrcoliilor, $!. Adv. -S "r- Turner, eyo specialist, of lCSw- llt-t It, wl U'lll l.n 1.. II.... .1 ' ngiiln .Miiiuluy and Tueitduy, 'Dei-ember 3 mid 4, ut Thorgen's Jew lelry siorc. CoiiHult him. Don't for ' gel the dulc. 3U2-4i AT THE HOTELS. I'lli.t IIiiMi Inn. Wllllum D. liurneM, Tumuio. !. 1. Hull, W. II. Cruvcn, Tcxus. J'ut Hurry, Hllver Luke. Kuy Deudinond, Hllver Lake. A. V, WiiHh, Portland. W. A. Rlethmillor, Portlund. A. C. Ilurilekoff, Portlund. II. J, Kchuldcrmun, Hulem. (1. J. JijIiuiihoi), Portlund. Mr. and Mm. J. C. Cucll, Hunlex. M. C. Murphy, Bummer Luko. J. A. Donuur. J. W. Ji:tr. I. 8. WIIkoii, IlurncH. W. M. HudHon, Portland. M. Ktrlxunr, Kedmond. Mlchuel Doty. WrlRlit HmH. f'hurleH Ciurfleld, Hnaltla. Kurl I.. Hull, Heuttlo. Wlllhan J. Kelly, liuyfield, Win. Krunkli) Uubbert, ('reston, WubIi. K. II. Drukn, Hemmed. Krunk Perkett, Portland. W, II. MeOratli, lionet. J. I.. Mcf'ully, Hummer l.iiko. J. H. I'll rm I lit it, Kpokuue. W. firiien, PpiiiKln KullH. K. ('. Kmhh, CoihIiiii. J. It. Miimumuker and family, Hood Ulver. Mr. und Mm. KIi'kIiiii, IluriiH. G. A. Muupln, Portlund. ('. A. Kobblmi and wife, Held. Mm. J. Robbing, Portlund. Cozy Hotel. Dr. and Mm. W. C. Duthcr, Port lund. MIhh Noll Harpham, Muupln. !. K. Champlln, city. I. K. Hutltch, WuHco. J. It. Hutltch, Wuhco. I). 7.. Itolilnvtt, llend. Twenty percent discount on Ladles' and Children' CoatH and Suits, at Itccd-Smlth'ii thin week. 303c M. A. A. G. RULES 1 BEND CLUB CAW, JOHNHO.V HKCIKKH DATA itS l'OKTI,AM ATIIIKTK: OIt ;AMZAT(). .MAY OI'K.V IIKKK IV JAXLAItY. When iho Itend Amateur Athletic (Mub ope.iiH IU doom, the nxmibem will have the benefit of the exper ience of the Multnomah club, of Portland, In conducting the affairs of the organization. Carl Johtmon, president of ahe local club, returned yiHterday from a stay of several days In Portland and stated today that he had secured complote Information from the Portland organization as to the methods found most successful in carrying on the work of an athletic club of the kind. Mr. Johnson also made arrangements for the speeding up of the plumbing In the new gym nasium, so that the building will be healed as soon as It Is In shape for class work. Mr. Johnson believes that the gym nasium can be opened some time In January. As soon as the roof can be put on, Interior work will be rushed to completion. Twenty percent discount on Ladles' and Children's Coals and Suits, at Keed-Smllh's this week. 303c SECURES GOOD CROP OF ALFALFA SEED Kcmember this, Iteed & Horton are the llend agents for the Edison and Victor. Adv. 28Sc GH.I(; MUX FI.VI) KIGXS OK W ATKK OX KOKKKT HA S(l K (Continued from Page 1.) Mr. HrlKlH wiy. "My home Ik lirluliter mill my llijlit bills liuliter Mine I liiivc been using these Killsmi MiiiIii Lamps. Tor I get n Imv of flvi from tilt! Power Cn." Ad. MEN'S HATS AT A SAVING OF 50 TO 100! We ure closing out our Men's Hat Stotik on account of luck of floor space. There are several hundred and of good staple styles und shapes. To close out at far be low actual market price. Z'M0 and $:U guarateed J0 1 ft TaV x N Hoyer Huts, all colors . ..IV kmmi" v Among the Interesting spots In which Mr. Horton and Mr. Kuhns dug fur water was an old well, evi dently left by the Indluns, as the re- mulns of a number of tepees were still standing near It. Kxcavations made by the grazing Inspectors to a depth of about 20 feet brought no results. However, a quantity of water worn gravel lying around the well Indi cated tlint tho Indians must have met wlih more success. Tho well was about threo miles northeast of Kasl Luke. A veritable oasis for gamo was dls- eoverei out ill tho middle of a big luvn flow where much of tho surface water hud evidently drained Into a up-Hliiiied hole. Klssurofs In the floor of what had been the pool dur ing tho rainy season were Invest! guled and proved to contain rich mud. On account of this being In the lava. It was not considered worthy of development. Mr. Horton, in summing up his in vestigations, said he is of the opinion that the.ro is more (Infinite drainage south of tho lakes than north. The men came In from East Lake yeslerdny with Ernest Dick, of Bend, who drovo his mnchlno throAgh the snow over tho divide between tho two bodies of water. $2.ri0 down to$ l..r)0 Leader M OA Hats, your choice pi.Jv The Famous Olnck Work M CA Hat, special pi.JV SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOWS "m Gilberts Grocery We now have Two Delivery Cars to take care of our trade. Ask your Neighbors why they trade with us. "There's A Reason" THE BETTER SERVICE STORE Phone Red 721 ('. K. Iliwklns, of Ix)wer Hridgt?, Threshed Wlieict anil A 1 fid fa From the Sume IoJid. (Special to The Bulletin.) LOWER BRIDGE, Nov. 30. C. F. Hosklns has been threshing a mixture of wheat and alfalfa the past week. The alfalfa seed turned out much bet ter han expected. Mrs., Jaeger and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Stadlg, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Chapman and Marion Hos klns were in Redmond Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Fuller and son, George, accompanied by Mr. Layton, were Redmond visitors Saturday. Mr. Layton, from Tacoma, has been visit ing with the Fullers the past week. Frank Newbold and A. J. Fuller each brought a load of lumber from the Wilson mill on Tuesday. Mrs. Blanche Hyde, of Terrebonne, spent the week end visiting at Mrs. Joe Howard's. Mr. and Mrs Joe Howard attended the dance at Terrebonne Friday ev en ll!g. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hosklns. Mar ion, Naomi and Omnr Hoskins and John Calverley motored to Sisters Sunday. Mrs. A. S. Holmes was a guest for dinner at Mrs. Walters' home on Tuesday. Word was received from A. B. FURS the Gift Supreme 7HIS YEAR the truly ap preciated gift will be the practical one. FURS, comfort giving and stylish, are practical. Their long service is an assur ance of many seasons of wear. FUR SETS in Hua.cn Seal. Red Fox Mink. Gray Fox. Black Marten and Dotf Sets $25.00 to $58.75 Muffs at $8.50 and up . TOMORROW your last opportunity to MAIL. SOLDIERS' GIFTS. They may still be sent to France if they arrive In Iloboken, New Jersey, by Decemher 5th. Address parcels pom pacKages as follows: Name, rank Inuniber If any), company, battery, or troop, regiment, and division (when known)and for the postoflice write "American Expeditionary Forces." Our Rubber Stock is Complete Ve (tock the well known CoodncL and Boaton makes TvT A Vl VMAUM STOP ANDISHOP Al HMDS ROTHE The Bat Plactto Trade After All umwm ROTHERS UJj : Chapman that he had undergone an operation at The Dalles hospital and would be confined there for some time. There was a Thanksgiving com munity dinner and program at the school house Thursday.. Mrs. L. F. Rice left Friday morning for Chicago, accompanying the body of her father, George Kohl, who died In Prlneville Wednesday. Y "The Best People Do It" Eat Logans Candies) LOGAN'S CANDIES Reuil-Wall Stint Wholesale--Wright'i Hotel Bldg. V AARNER9 y Bend's Economy Center SANTA CLAUS IS COMING! Again the Dear Old Saint has chos en this store for his headquarters. With a larger stock and greater variety we now, await your commands. Santa Is Coming! 5ATHER
