PAGR 4
Tonight Only
JACKIE SAUNDERS in
"THE CHECKMATE"
. George Ovey Comedy "Jerry's Jam"
Wednesday Only
THE TANKS AT THE
BATTLE OF ANCRE
Official Government Pictures in a five part special
Pathe release. Two shows, 7:45 and 9:00 o'clock
Thrilling Scenes of Actual Battles
Thursday & Friday
Inevitable Justice
Tramples beneath its feet the man
whose lies have brought misery and sin
to an ignorant girl. But the price is
visited on his own head.
MIRIAM COOPER
IN
The Innocent Sinner
C2RAND THEATRE!
Vat WHERE GOOD A PICTURES ARE SHOWN
CANADIAN VETERANS
TO SPEAK IN BEND
Men Recently Canto From War Zone,
Tour State In Interest of
Defense Council.
To tell the people of Oregon some
thing of the actual facts of the battle
field and the strenuous task faced by
the allies, Lieutenant-Colonel J. M.
McMillan, Major F. B. Edwards and
Captain E. J. Cook are now In the
state on a tour which win take them
from one end to the other. They will
be heard in Bend on the evening of
Friday, January 31. They appear in
the state under the auspices of the
State Council of Defense.
The party is accompanied by two
enlisted men, E. W. Peet and W. K.
L, Lorimer. They will go from here
to Redmond.
All have been wounded and Major
Edwards has lost both hands.
One cent a word Is all a little Want
Ad will cost you.
LAST QUESTIONNAIRES
GO OUT TOMORROW
Tomorrow Will be the last day that
questionnaires are to be mailed from
this county. Today's list contains
numbers from 758 to 797. They are:
Vincent B. Devers.
William L. Pyatt.
Gioranni D. Pazzola.
Raymond Sawyer.
Vernon Campbell.
Benjamin F. Percy.
Walter W. Hoffland.
Murtba Redmond.
Randolph D. Ketchum.
Maurice W. Morgan.
D. D. Tushing.
Chris Kostell.
Herbert N. Clarke.
Valter W. Homer.
Arthur Krist. ' '
John Oberg.
James L. Robinson.
Clifford B. Ralston.
Dennis Murphy. . ' - ' '
Wynn O. Manning.
Ted R. Hoke. r'JJ
Angeles C. Kirtsis.
Ernst L. Byers. "
Jesse E. Armstrong.
Clifford' A. Ordway.
Fred C. Pldrcy.
Fred Mahaffey.
Frances M. Sites.
Charles Hassen.
C. M. Raymond.
William Arthur Brinson.
JiaTvey D. Inn is.
Harry J. Sullivan.
Glen Plank.
Harry E. Eltz.
Philip M. Smith.
J. Edward Plerson.
rt'T"
The high cost of living face you
everywhere. Did you ever stop to
think that, though salaries and all
expenses have gone up greatly, (he
First National Bank of Bend contin
ues to take care of your money end
to furnish your check books and all
stationery free? Are you getting the
benefit of our service? The First
National Bank, Bend, Ore. Adv.
Something to sell? Advertise In
The Bulletin's classified column.
VHK HKXO III 1. 1. K
Sunday & Monday
Once Upon a Time
A big moving pkture producer decided
to make a picture of the children, by
the children and foi the children. The
icsult u
"JACK AND THE
JEANSTALK"
AT THE MOVIES
Liberty Theatre.
Vivian Martin, the winsome star,
is known to the world not only as a
great actress, but what is perhaps
a more unique distinction as a famous
cook. Miss Martin is the author of the
"Vivian Martin Cooking Chatter,"
which was circulated throughout the
great newspapers of this country by a
syndicate some mouths ago.
Her latest Paramount photoplay Is
"The Sunset Trail," a thrilling drama
by Alice Mclver, prepared for the
screen by Beulah Marie Dix. The
story has to do with Bess Aiken,
who lives with her father and mother
high in the California mountains. The
mother, an ex-actress, tires of her
humdrum existence and leaves with
a new admirer, Treloar, whose neph
ew Bess has met also.
Later when her mother Invites Bess
to visit her, she meets the young
nephew, Kirke, again. Soon after
that, Camilla, the mother, is caught
in a compromising position by her
husband and Bess makes the sacrifice
of her own reputation to save her
mother.
How matters are eventually read
justed is brought about in a most un
usual, and unexpected manner. The
production, which abounds in excep
tionally beautiful photography, was
made under the direction of George
Melford. It is to bo shown on Thurs
day and Friday, at the Liberty The
atre.
The three babies who play such
important parts in Margaret Mayo's
farce, "Baby Mine," In which Madge
Kennedy makes her debut as a screen
star for Goldwyn, caused Hugo Bal-
lln, who directed the picture, no
small trouble.
The three babies are presented sin
gly, as twins, and finally as triplets
to an admiring but deceived father.
The babies were requisitioned from
the neighborhood of the Goldwyn
Btudios at Fort Lee, New Jersey.
Their mothers had no difficulty 1n
identifying them, but all babies look
alike to Mr. Ballin, and he found him
self getting the lot all mixed up.
Finally he solved the situation by
marking the babies with a different
colored shawl for each. These shawls
were not called for In Miss Mayo's
manuscript, but they played a useful
part In the photographing of the pro
duction. Grand Theatre.
Environments and the evils to
which 111 surroundings lead one, form
the theme of the new drama which
R. A. Walsh has made for William
Fox with Miriam Cooper In the lead
ing role. "The Innocent Sinner" is
the story of a young girl who Is led
from the simple life of the country
Into the evil ways of a thriving com
munity. The picture will be shown
at the Grand Theatre Thursday and
Friday.
The girl, Mary Ellen (Miss Cooper)
Is brought to the city by a man's un
fulfilled promise to marry her. When
tho man Is murderod, she floes from
the house to which he has taken her
and attempts to make an honest liv
ing. She later meets Dr. David Gra
ham (Charles Clary), friend of the
M.
..ill..- nrv,l. OHhKMIN, TI'KHDAY, JANUARY 8. 1018
"MILITARISM" IN THE CONGO FREE STATE
f
Seene In the Congo Freu Stnte showing nntlvo soldiers riding on a Hut
enr which Is propelled by native civlllnna.
mtirdered man. He falls In love
with Mary KUon, but turns from her
when ho learns that she has been
Indirectly the cause of h'.s friend's
death. The girl's story, however, re
veals to him the truth and his oppo
sition vanishes beneath tho over
whelming power of his love.
Everybody knows the story which
has been handed down from the ear
liest English peoples as a heritage of
Joy to the present day. "Jack and
the Beanstalk," which tins delighted
the hearts of children all over the
world, has now been caught before
die all-seeing eye of the camera,
and made ready to present to the
world In a tangible form. Tho master
mind of William Fox. film wizard,
now presents ito you the Fox kiddle
wonder .picture.
Jack, as you all know, sold his
mother's cow for a sack of beans.
She was angry with him, and she
throw the seeds out of the window.
Next morning she found that they
had sprouted. An enormous bean
stalk reached from the ground to the
sky.
Jack, filled with tho spirit of ad
venture, climbed it and landed In a
country above the rlonds where dwelt
an awful giant and a beautiful prin
cess, and all lived happily ever after
ward. This giant and 1300 Fox kid
dies will be at the Grand next Sunday
and Monday.
CITY TAX LEVY
PROBABLY 14.8
(Continued from Page .1.)
levied In 1916, Irrespective ot the
fact that the boundaries ot the city
now include a territory larger than
before.
"Quoting from the constitution,
'Whenever any new county, munici
pality or other taxing district, shall
be created and shall include In whole
or in part property tneretoiore in
cluded in another county, like mu
nicipality or other taxing district, no
greater amount of taxes shall be lev
ied in the first year by either the old
or the new county, municipality or
other taxing district upon any prop
erty' included therein than the
amount levied thereon In the preced
ing year by the county, municipality
or district in which It was then In
cluded, plus six per centum thereof.'
"The wording Is somewhat In
volved and not entirely clear. Ae we
understand It, this provision applies
only where a so-called new county,
municipality or other division Is cre
ated by the sub-dlvislon of a similar
taxing Jurisdiction or by the consoli
dation of two or more such Jurisdic
tions. "In the event two or more adjoin
ing cities are consolidated, tho new
city would be permitted to lovy an
amount equal to tho total of the tax
levies of the separate municipalities
An ElcctHc Grill ToustM, Bolls, Fries;
Only $7,150. The Power Co.
PILOT
BUTTE
INN
In the preceding year, plus six per
cent thereof. Hut where a city mere
ly extends Its boundaries to take in
territory not theretofore Included In
any city there Is no consolidation of
similar taxing Jurisdictions and no
opportunity given to mid together tax
levies of such Jurisdictions n estab
lish new basis from which to com
pute tho amount of the tax levy per
mitted for the year onsulng."
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FOR SALE
poll HAI.K Furniture. Inquire 431
Wall street. 70-27. 8p
pott HAI.K Furniture, at discount.
Dressers, dining tables, beds,
springs, chairs, etc. See K. M.
Thompson. , 59-24, 32c
pill HALE 1295 takes two lota and
furnished house. If you want this
bargain, you have to hurry. N. A.,
Box 298. 62-25, 6.7p
poll HALE Four- room furnished
house, close to mills; easy terms.
J. Ryan ft Co. 1004-12tfc
poll HALE Furnished four-room
plastered houso, close to mills; can
be bought tor less than cost of house;
easy terms. J. Ryan ft Co. 1003, tfc
gIDKWALK FOR BALE Sixty feet
or good four-root Bidowaik. can
easily be hauled In 16 -foot lengths
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS
i I
ARTHUR J . MOORE VERNON A. FORRES H n Dc ARM ON D
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OKNRKAL 1'HACTICK. Flrit Natonal DnnIc Bu,ldn, LAVVYKR
Log Cabin Bldy. l'hone Blk 141 f Bend. :-: :: Oregon O'Kane Building, Bond, Orogoty
Ilend Lodge No. 42.1 Loyal Or
der of Moose Meets In Moose
Hall every Thursday. Visiting
brothers are cordially Invited t
attend.
E. A. Montiomary P. Montgomery
SPRINGDAI.E ON TUB METOLItB
GRANDVIEW, ORB.
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Red. White IVkln ftucka, Toulouno
Gm, Hclirian Harm, Aurora KnblilU,
Mammoth IronKe Turkey, tiulnca I'lir.
DR. TURNER
Eve Specialut
of Portland
VISITS BEND MONTHLY
Watch paper for Dates
or inquire of
THORSON, THE JEWELER
FOR SALE-Ono of tho bent
constructed houses In Bend at
actual cost, with no charge for
the 100x120 feet of view property
It stands upon. Terms like rent.
Bend Park Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
DON'T FORGET
The Mid-Week Dance
TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY NIGHT, at
THE HIPPODROME
40a-0tltfoj
floe.
pill HALF l.utn 0 mill in, of lilork
lit, Ilend View. prlco 1200, ruHy
tonus. 8eu Al!C. lliillutln office.
S0-70tf
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wood typewriter, In good condition ;
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flllS ADVKIITISKMKNT costs 15
rents. If you don't seu what you
want, ask for It. t(
IOK HAI.K Lots tr and 10, of block
24 of Kenwood, prlro 1325, ver
easy terms. Sue AHC, bulletin office.
340-170tf
LHIH HAI.K Two lots In Northwest
Towiislto Company's Hecond Ad
dition (west of the rlvor, near Shnv
lln mill); price 1150, easy terms, Ap
ply abc, Bulletin ofTlco. tf
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over Head Water, Light & Tower
Co. office. 66-2(itfr
pK KKXT Two-room furnished
house, i losn to hlKh school; $12. 50
month. J. Hyatt & Co. lt)00-12tfc
plt KKXT Four-room furnished
houso, closo to mills; (22.50 per
month. J. Ryan & Co. 1005
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PHONE
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441
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211 Oregon St., next to Tele
phone office. BEND, ORE.
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O'Kane Building, BEND, ORB,
M. A. PALMER
Cabinet Maker and Itulldnr,
Jobbing
Franklin St., rear of Irrigation
Co.'s old building.
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AGENCY
Writer of all kind of tnauranne. Old
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