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THE BEXD BITAKTIX. 1AII,Y KIHTION, HKWU, OHKUON. TIH'liSllAV, J.WIWIIY a, IDIN
TONIGHT and FRIDAY
GLADYS BROCKWELL
In tie Dramatic Sensation or New I ork
"TO HONOR AND OBEY"
Tne problem of the wife who i only a ateppinp; stone to her
.husband, on wboae boncaty and integrity he may stamp.
PATHE NEWS and COMEDY
Tom Mix in "Tom & Jerry Mix"
SATURDAY Evening
SUNDAY MATINEE
Herbert Rawlinson
in
"THE MAN TRAP"
It's a Bluebird picture, so
it will he a beautiful pic
ture one that is up to the
standard of all Blueb
NESTOR. COMEDY
SUNDAY EVENING
and MONDAY
THEDA
BARA
IN
"HEART
AND
SOUL"
Coming--" Jack & The Beanstalk"
with a Giant 8 1-2 feet tall and 1300 Fox Kiddies
(ZRAND THEATRE!
mM WHERE GOOD JL PICTURES ARE SHOWN
LIST OF VOTERS AT
ELECTION IS GIVEN
Soldiers Show Appreciation
For Bend Christmas Boxes
Women of Bend who took part in
preparing the Christmas boxes sent
to Camp Lewis by the Needlecratt
club may feel satisfied with their
work and contributions. Two let
ters received by Mrs. R. W. Leon
ard, president of the club, 'thanking
the members for the gift received
from Bend, bear testimony to this
statement. One from a captain in
the quartermasters division reads as
follows:
"My Dear Mrs. Leonard: This is
to let you and the members of your
good club know that the splendid
Christmas packages you made up for
oar good soldier boys, found their
Nvay to this depot, and were present
ed to the enlisted men and officers
here.
"It would have done you all a
world of good if you could have seen
them when the gifts were distributed,
and you may all find happiness in
the knowledge that it gave them a
splendid Christmas! not so much for
the intrinsic value of the presents,
but in knowing that the good wo
men of our country are standing
right behind the boys in what must
be the greatest effort of their lives.
"My men are -mostly all cowboys of
the northwestern states, and a finer
set of men never gathered together.
They are happy in the service and
will render a good account of them
selves here or 'over there'. In their
behalf, let me thank you most sin
cerely for your loving thoughtfulness
in making them happy on the one
Christmas they will remember the
balance of their lives. Sincerely
yours. J. W. JACKSON, Captain Q.
M. C, Commanding."
Another amply expresses a sol
dier's gratitude. It reads:
"Dear Madam: Gun wipers, well
I should smile, it is just what I need
ed, and believe me when I say they
came just in time, as I was about to
rip an undershirt in two. Without a
doubt they saved me two things one
an undershirt, another a possible
trial for being short an undershirt,
therefore you can realize my appre
ciation of the same.
"I want to thank you many times
for your kindness, the women of the
Rose State have done wonders to
help make the soldier boys here hap
py, and truiy deserve mentioning
of it.
"Thanking you once more for your
thoughtfulness, and wishing you a
happy and joyous New Year, I remain
Very sincerely yours, JAMES PO
LOUS, Camp Lewis, Wash."
Tho (Mont of Iho throo measures
: put up to the paopln by tho council
Inst week litis causod so tmit'h. dlscits
, slon, and there hits unmi so much
criticism of those who did not come
j out lo vote that Tho Bulletin has oh
tu S n oil tho list of those who did vote,
land presents It herewith, ns shown
on tho election records:
! T. J. Murphy, 1,. A. V. Nixon
: Steve ZlatU-h, 11. C. Kills. Frank N.
I Gilbert. V. Ferguson. K. W. Rich
jarilson, TheniAune, K. 1. Gllaou. 1,
I A. Shaw, V. I Downing, It. 11. Ciould
I Mary F. Miller, H. W. Slants. Frank
I May, Frank O'Loughlin, Jay Snuls-
I man, J. V. Hunter, C. V. Thornth
waite. E. A. Pagonknph, F. Thordur-
i son, Ij. B. Wlest, Clarence F. Black
well. Mary K. Wlest, H. C. llnrtrnnfl
Grace Hnrtranft, It. W. Sawyer, G.
E. Morgan, T. II. Morgan, A. K. Horn,
V. C. Stewart, K. J. llroedoji, II. Cato,
Olo Erlokson, C. S. Benson, ('. P.
Niswonger. J. H. Rood, J. A. Hastes,
Goo. H. Davis, Kd. Clark, Blanche
Thornthwaite, Sndlo Lucas, Flora
Wlest. S. C. Cnldwell, J. P. Lawn
burg, Florna P. S!mer, Laura I..
Matchett. L. E. WnitBlrum. O. A.
Thorsou, X. P. Smith, A. J. Ileiiney,
John Stelill, Garrett Hnngen, It. P.
Minter. Geo. D. Raker, S. It. Hogln.
Mary E. Coleman. Cora II. Smith. J.
: V. Day. H. A. Miller. 11. M. Smith.
Grace A. Leonard. W. S. Gardner.
Anton Aune. Fred McCnrmick, Clyde
McKay. II. E. Latham. V. 1). Heed.
G. It. llarcley. J. It. llelrlch. J. M.
j Agnow, Carl A. Johnson. J. II. O'Nell,
ill. E. Wordorn. Emma A. Stiiats, It.
j A. Fox, S. C. Caldwell, L. L. Stnfford,
norma morgan, u. u. iiurtcn, Helen
Ferguson, D. W. Young, C. A. Aaron
son, W. S. Kennedy, A. J. Gogglns,
O. H. ilson. Ross Farnham. John
Cunningham, C. V. Sllvls. J. H. Frn
. zler. P. V. Johnson. R. I). Slowed,
T. R. Perry, II. H. Do Armond. It. L.
IWhltson. Lee A. Thomas, Lillian li.
Gould, W. G. Manning. R. V. Leon
ard. Geo. T. Sellers. II. J. Overturf.
L. G. McReynolds. J. M. Lawrence,
; Lonie H. Minor, Marlon Lawrence.
John Fogel, John J. Sclierrer, Mary
Scherrer. B. A. Williams. A. A. Rose,
W. Montgomery, llyron Markham.
I Emll Erlckson. J. W. Mallory, A.
Rolile, J. I). Davidson. Frank Kulp,
! A. J. Moore, V. M. White, F. Sltef
! field. A. L. Pomervllle, C. C. Sim-
mors. S. Simmons. II. E. Wade. J. C
McLers. I). E. Carmody, C. F. Whit
more. J. L. Halmton, Anna Ander
son, Frajik F. Hubbard. C. 13. Allen
Ora B. Allen, C. II. Anderson, Lettie
E. Breeden, Susan M. Horn. J. J
Plentll. W. W. Slmer, Martin Terrell
J. Jaynette. Norval Springer, Louis
Speck. W. R. Speck. Eva llagg. Ks-
telle Ellis, Myrtlo K. Benson. G. H
Baker, Marion Coe, Mrs. Blrdsall. W
C. Blrdsall. C. D. Brown. A. E. Ed
wards, P. H. Pierson, T. II. Foley.
year-old guiding,
office.
Inquire at Bulletin
6ll-!ia,4,G,p
poit N.U.K Dodge lilltt Model, Tor
$450; Chevrolet, 191G Model for
$400, at lleud Garage. Gll-23,4,Cc
pill NAI.K Three thoroughbred
Willie Leghorn and one thorough
bred llarred Rock cockerels. J. M.
Billet, corner Thomson ami Hill, Ly
tic uddlllou. C -1! :i , 4 . r i
man," Bulletin. U7-10lf Hlandard Furniture- Co., 1'liimn
Itnd Oil, 78-74Iih
yANTI'lD Man to wash window. -
Inquire Bulletin, 2U-18lf , voir do not find what you are
" looking for -advertise III llle onl-
y.NTEI-Houanlmld goods bought, uinns, ill ouo rant a word. If
JJOT DINNER 1,1'Xl ll, at (lenrgo'a
Place, soup, hot meat sandwich,
potato, pie, coffee, all for 25c.
48-21, 24c
poll SALE Four- room furnished
house, clo8o to mills; easy' terms.
J. Ryan & Co. 1 00t-l 2lfc
poll SALE Furnished four-room
pliiHternd house, close to mills; ran
bo bought for less than coat of house;
easy terms. J. Hyan & Co. lOOIl.lfc
gIDKWAI.K FOR H.M.K Sixty foot
of good four-foot Bldownlk. Can
easily bo hauled In IS -foot lengths
to any location. Inqulro Bulletin of
fice.' 402-06HC
FR KALE Lola 9 and in. of block
IS, Betid View, prico $200, easy
torms. Seo ABC, Bulletin office.
S50-70tf
p)lt SALE Second hand Under
wood typewriter, in good condition;
price $40. Inqulro Bulletin. 9S1-Stfp
flllS ADVERTISEMENT costs 16
conts. If you don t boo what you
want, ask for it. if
poll HALF Lota and 10. of block
24 or Kenwood, price $325, very
easy terms. Soo ABC, Bulletin offlco.
349-170tf
Somothing to sell? Advertise In
The Bulletin's classified column.
SHERIFF'S HOMESTEAD
RIGHTS CONSIDERED
Br United Pros to the Bend Bulletin)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 2.
The question has come up from Bend,
Or., to Senator Chamberlain, whether
6r not S. E. Roberts, sheriff of Des
chutes county, who recently made a
homestead entry, Is relieved from the
resident and cultivation requirements
of the land laws by reason of the
fact that he is serving as chairman
of the local exemption board. The
land office replies that it does not
construe the law to relieve Sheriff
Roberts from the usual conditions of
homesteading because of his service
on the exemption board. In any
event, a 'person thus relieved must
5iave initiated his entry or applica
tion prior to entering the military
service.
JAPANESE VESSEL
REPORTED ON FIRE
(By United Preu to The Bend Bulletin.)
PACIFIC PORT, Jan. 3. Ameri
can vessels are racing to the assist
ance of the Japanese freighter, Spln
yo Maru II, In answer to a wireless
reporting the vessel to be on fire and
threatened with destruction. The
ship carried no passengers but there
is a orew of 60 on board, A miscel
laneous cargo was 'being transported
to Japan and It is believed that the
vessel had reached the vicinity of
Hawaii and is somewhere off the
coast.
Financial independence will never be
yours unless you learn to save. The
First National Bank, Bend, Ore.
Adv.
TO REOPEN' CLUB.
At a meeting of the members of
the Emblem club held In the club
house last night It was decided to pro
ceed with the re-organization of the
club. .It is expected to reopen the
club house in the near future and to
give dances at regular intervals. The
annual dinner will be given in February.
Electric Irons, tho best made, eco
nomical and efficient, IpS.OO, the
Power Co. Adv.
Hotpoint Electric Irons, f 5.00. The
Power Co.
Do you know that you can send
money through us to any part of the
world, excepting the countries with
which we are at war at present? The
First National Bank, Bend, Ore.
Adv.
For that cold spot, try an electric
heater, 97.50, at the Power Co.
Adv.
Something to sell? Advertise In
The Bulletin's classified column.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
rxUFLtO MAKKET
sfa PLACER
(Payable CunIi In Advance.)
FOR SALE
poit SALE Four good mares, three
spring colts, three yeanlings, 1 six-
A BARGAIN!
6-Room House With
Bath. Two Lots
Close In
$ 1 700
J. A. EASTES
Central Oregon's Leading
INSURANCE AGENCY
FOR SALE Two lots In Northwest
Townslto Compnny's Second Ad
dition (west of tho rlvor. near Shnv
lln mill); price $150, easy terms, Ap
ply nbc. Bulletin office tf
LOST
JOST Fur-llnod overcoat. Beaver
collar. Return to Pilot Butte Inn
for reward. 61-22, 23c
THE NEW YEAR
CALLS FOR NEW PLANS
WHAT ARE YOURS?
No (loul)t you are planning to liuiltl u new
house, or maybe you will remodel niul
paint the old. It matters not whether you
build or remodel, it culls for hardware,
paints and oils.
INVESTIGATE
Curry iii(j the largest stock of doors, windows
builder's hardware and paints in Central
Oregon, we can help you save your dollars.
Bend Hardware Co.
FOR RENT
P)R REXT Housekeeping rooms
over Bend Water, Light & Power
Co. office. 58-24
poit REXT Six-room house, near
mills. Inquire 85 Shasta Piacn.
52-2:1,4 p
FOR. REXT Two-room furnished
house, close to high school; $12.50
month. J. Ryan It Co. 100S-12tfc
pOR RENT Four-room furnished
house, close to mills; $22.50 per
month. J. Ryan & Co. 1005
WANTED
RANTED Girl to wall on Uhle,
)io a week and board. Apply at
Deschutes Cafe. 5 4 -2 3,4 p
yyAXTEl) Two, thrco or four-room
furnished house. Address Press-
You really appreciate the i
kind of Roast we give you.
CASH MARKET
148 OREGON STREET
SHEVL1N PINE
SOLD BY
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
SASH. DOORS and MILL WORK
Phone 1661
FOR
SASH FACTORY WOOD
PHONE
BEND WHITE PINE SASH CO.
441
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARTHUR J . MOORE
Lawyer
GENERAL PRACTICE
Ii(f Cabin Bldr. l'lione lilk 1411
Bond Lodge No. 423 Irfiyal Or
der of Moose Meets In Moose
Hall every Thursday. VlBltlng
brothers are cordially Invited U
attend.
E. A. Montgomery P. Montconorr
BPRINGDALE ON THE MKTOI.IU8
GKANDVIEW, ORE.
White I.thorn. Harriot Itockn, It. I.
Kela, White I'ekln IJurk, Toulnuao
fjecHe, Belgian Hiirm, Angora Uuhblta,
Mammoth Uronze Turkey, Guinea iMiu.
PILOT
BUTTE
INN
DR. TURNER
Eye Specialist
of Portland
VISITS BEND MONTHLY
Watch papei (or Datet
or inquire tk
THORSON, THE JEWELER
FOR SALE-One of the host
constructed houses in Bond at
actual cost, with no charge for
the 100x120 feet of vlow property
it stunds upon. Terms like rent.
Bend Park Co.
Real Estate and Insurance .
I VEKTwA, TtBES l H. II. I)c AKMOND I
First National Hank Building I-AVVVKH
Bend, :-: :: Oregon O'Kano Building, Bend, Orngou
G. C. MORGAN !
Attorney at I.uw PfcUMIUXa ANII IIKATIKQ
117 Minnesota Street.
211 Oregon St., next to Tele- ' Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
phone offlco. BEND, OIIE. j Jobbing Promptly Done.
W.P.MYERS
LAWYER puf. jn
O'Kane Building, BEND, ORE. YoUF Ow
- I DUDS SUDS
M. A. PALMER
Cabinet Maker anil Itulldor,
Franklin St., roar of Irrigation KfcND I. A II N H R Y
Co.'s old building. "WHUIII
- - 1 Phone Black 3 1 1
BEND INSURANCE I - -" - -
AGENCY W. G. Manning, D. M. D.
Wrltera of all kfmlii of Innuranco. Old.
et lnnuranco Agency In Central Ore- I DENTIST
on. II, O. Ellin, Klrnt National Bank , wumiOl
Duildln, Bend, OroKon. Buita 12-14, O'Kano Building
Tel. Mack 1781 llend, Ore.
Office phone Dlk 1701 Ilea, Blk 2108 J
free consultation Tinning and Uhoot Motai
Dr. R. D. Kctchum, wm. montoomkhy. ,
IIiukIcnm IMiyslclan Furnaces, Spouting, Outtorlng,
Houra, to 12, 1 to 6 180, or br ap- Cornice and Skylight '
poiniment. Repairing promptly attended to
BATHER BUILDING Prices rlKht. work gnrZ,nH