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THB BEND BULLETIN. AILY K1HT1QN. IIKNI. OKKtiON. l lUDAV, JANVAHY II, IrtlH
TONIGHT Last Time MIRIAM COOPER in
"The Innocent Sinner"
Pathe News
SATURDAY NIGHT and SUNDAY MATINEE
"The Man Without
A Country"
By EDWARD EVERETT HALE
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
in "THE PAWN SHOP"
SUNDAY and MONDAY
'Member bow you uteri to tbrill at tbe story of "Jack and the
Be.n.talk"? Well Jack is at tbe Grand Tbeatre Sunday night
and Monday, and wants to see all tbose wbo ever beard of bim.
William Fox's picturization of a world-famous fairy-tale
"Jack And The Beanstalk"
A Special Fox Kiddie Picturewith 1300 Children and a Giant
8 feet six inches tallfor children from 5 to 90 years.
Pathe News.
QRAND THEATRE f
J WHERE GOOD PICTURES ARE SHOWS
BANK DIRECTORS HERE.
In order to be present at the gen
eral annual stockholders' meeting of
the Central Oregon Bank today, Carl
ton B. Swifti vice-president, and W.
P. Dickey and J. R. Laswell all came
in from Portland this morning. - Mr.
Dickey is president of the Cattle Loan
Company and the Live Stock State
Bank in that city. All have expressed
pleasure at the substantial increase
which the Bend institution has shown
this year. '
The modern substitute for the hot
water bottle is the electric heating
pad, small size $5.50. The Power
Co. Adv.
TO GIVE FREE LESSONS.
Anyone insterested in a study of
lhe French language for use in war
service may receive free instruction
from Mrs. Curt Muller, who has vol
unteered to give lessons to recruits
or others expecting to go to France.
Those who desire to take up the study
should communicate with Judge II.
C. Ellis.
For the ladies, the combination
electric curling iron and waver, $4.25.
The Power Co. Adv.
I'LATTORM TOLD BY STAXEIELI).
(Continued from Page 1.)
8. To construction by the federal
' government of a military highway
along the Pacific Coast, and federal
aid in the construction of permanent
highways.
9. To see that Oregon participates,
ail things being equal, in national
trade, commerce and Industry, and
that our state is given recognition
in the federal expenditures made
necessary by the war.
Public Land Settlement.
10. To legislation which shall
bring to a settlement the public lands
question, and the greater develop
ment of Oregon's natural resources
.Including the development of water
power, reclamation of arid, swamp
and logged off lands.
11. To the organization and mobi
lization of all Industrial forces, with
a just and proper consideration of
the rights of labor, which shall guar
antee coordination of American ef
forts during the war. -
12. To legislation that will permit
resources of the great west and Alas
ka to be used, at the same time being
careful that these natural resources
are used economically,
13. To the removal of the misun
derstanding and opposition on the
lart of the federal authorities which
lias restricted Oregon's commercial
expansion and retarded her indus
trial development.
Develop Shipping Ports, ' .
14. To the development of Ore
gon's great shipping ports, through
federal Improvement of waterways
end harbors; the maintenance of a
merchant marine on the Pacific
Ocean, and a just recognition on the
part of the federal government of the
'Importance, value, commercial and
Industrial advantage of Oregon's lo
cation, situation and harbor and ship
ping facilities.
15. To a policy of conservation
and reconstruction which shall insure
our national integrity, honor and
commerce and the moral and civic
purity of our people, which is typi
fied by a conscientious and moral ob
servance of true Christian civiliza
tion.
16. To have that high regard and
consideration for the interests and
progress of humanity and the nation
at large, which should actuate the
motives of every public man.
As to why he was a candidate and
in respect to the issue raised, and
in presenting bis declaration of prin
ciples, he said:
Declares Principles.
"The great national duty of the
hour is effective, intelligent and pa
triotic support of the government in
a vigorous and successful (prosecu
tion of the war against Germany and
her allies..
"The obvious political and com
mercial need of Oregon Is compe
tent and resultful representation In
Congress at Washington.
"I pledge myself, if elected United
States Senator, to respond to every
appropriate call upon me for service
to my country and similarly pledge
myself, if defeated, to perform, to the
limit of my ability and opportunity,
every task which may be ollotted to
me as a citizen. I have sought al
ways to do the latter;! hope I shall
during my campaign be able to con
vince the people of Oregon that it is
to the general interest for them to
do the former. I do not assume that
I have greater capacity, diligence or
understanding than others; but I
know, as all know, that there are
many things to do which have not
been done, and which I think I can
help do. For these reasons I offer
myself to the people of Oregon as a
candidate for United States Senator
at the Republican primary In May.
Is a Native Son.
"I am a farmer and a stock raiser.
I am a native son of Oregon. I have
had a modest part fn its Industrial,
commercial and political life. I have
had personal contact with some of its
problems, and I have had; a definite
and growing Interest it others; and
I believe I know as well as another
what Is needed for development of the
state's mighty resources. There
should be helpful national legisla
tion, an end of administrative neg
lect and discrimination, and a vigi
lant and persistent presentation, be
fore legislative and executive depart
ments of the federal government, of
Oregon's deserts and wants.
"I expect, If elected senator, to
serve at all times every proper In
terest and to be at the command of
every citizen with a rightful claim
on the government's attention. I
hope and expect at all tlmeB and In
all practical ways serve the whole
public, so that there would ho longer
be a necessity, when a crisis or
emergency arose at Washington of
concern to Oregon, for Chambers of
Commerce or Commercial clubs, or
public bodies of any kind, to feel ob
ligated to protect their Interest
through "private and unofficial rep
resentation. I shall also expect my
acts to advertise me and my service,
and I should not seek undue pub-
llclty before olthor action or accom
plishment. "I understand full wall that the
people of Oregon will not eUvt mo
, senator, or to uny office, unless there
j shall be good reasons for their nc
tlon. They should not, and of course
! they will not, grant mo their favor
j bot-auso I desire It, or ask It, but they
will, and they should, prefer thai
candidate who soenis to them cnii
servo them best. If the nature of
'any duly or servlco Is thoroughly
studied and well comprehended, it
is already partly accomplished.
Well Acquainted With State,
"A senntor should be well Inform
ed as to every phase of Oregon's
present development and future pros
pects; and he should have the wish,
the will and the knowledge to act
promptly and fearlessly on every oc
casion. I believe I know what should
be done for Oregon, and I know the
people know that much can bo doiio
that has not boon done, and I hope
to convince them that I am suffi
ciently well equipped to perform the
important duties of the senatorial of
fice. "In that spirit and with complete
confidenc in their good judgment,
and with an abiding faith that tholr
decision will be correct, whether it
Is for or against, I submit my cumll
dacy to the Republican voters of Ore
gon, as later I shall submit It to the
wholo people If duly nominated.
"I would like to cite a few In
stances of the wrongs dona Oregon:
Cites Wrongs to Oregon.
"Oregon was one of the first In
supplying volunteers for the national
army, but our boys must train at
cantonments located In other states.
Oregon was prompt In complying
with the selectlvo draft, but the train
ing camps are located In other states.
"Oregon patriotism was shown in
being first 'over the top' with Liberty
Bonds, but her money is spoilt in the
markets of other states.
"Oregon is doing her utmost In
building ships for war needs, but the
hulls must be taken to other ports for
the placing of equipment.
"Oregon was first in furnishing
spruce for aeroplanes, but no aero
planes are manufactured in Oregon.
"Oregon was among the first. If
not first, in subscribing her allotment
in the Red Cross funds; In raising
her Soldiers' Library fund; in raising
her army Y. M. C. A. fund, but Ore
gon has neither cantonment, training
camp, divisional headquarters, navy
yards nor military market.
"All these thingsehave taken from
the Oregon laboring men the right to
participate in the payroll which he
and the wealth of his state have provided.
"Oregon whole heartedly complied
with the appeals for food conserva
tion and food production, but Ore
gon's wheat growers and food pro
ducers were penalized 20 cents a
bushel for living In Oregon.
Too Much Red Tape.
"The commerce of our ports of the
lower Columbia river, the greatest
ports In the world, is retarded and
strangled by red tape and federal in
difference, misunderstanding and ap
parent prejudice. The Immense food
supply from the 'great storehouse of
the Inland Empire comes rolling
down a water-grade to both fresh and
tidewater harbors, but for all gov
ernmental purposes is diverted over
mountain ranges to another port. All
purchases of grain and hay for army
purposes are made on the basis of
Seattle delivery, thereby reducing the
Oregon producers' price the amount
of the'added freight.
"Oregon is one of the largest con
tributors to the reclamation fund of
the United States, yet our arid lands
lie idle and undeveloped while other
states are richly endowed with ap
proprations from the fund to which
Oregon has so materially contrlb
uted.
"Much of the wealth of our for
ests, mines, rivers and harbors Is
locked up under a rigid fed era I su
pervision that makes development
Impossible.
Oregon Still "All Right."
"Oregon has ben exploited to ben
efit other sections of the nation and
representation in thu national con
gross is needed that will fight In
cessantly and untiringly for Oregon
and her people.
"Oregon farmers are forced to go
to Spokane when In need of a farm
loan from a federal farm loan bank.
"Hut when you ask 'What's the
matter with OrogonT' I reply (hut
'Oregon Is all right, her people ate
all right.' Thcso statements prove
It, history proves it and the people
arise In tholr mighty patriotism every
day to give somo fresh proof and
assurunce that Oregon Is always
ready to 'go over the top,' for the
statu, the nation and to 'make the
world safe for democracy.' "
FOR RENT
fOll I tlC NT Five-room modern
house, eloao to mills; iiIho shack
in rear. Inquire Judge Kills' orflcu.
84 U 1 p
(MMl RENT Three-room furnished
titnt-hntiHO, close to Itinoks Hcanlou
box factory. Inquire llulletlu,
7:1-28, HOc
lug !' O. kuy, Finder return In llul
letlu office. KMlOp
LMiR RICN'r Housekeeping room,
ovur llend Water, Light ft Tower
Co. office, n-satra
WANTED
WANTED Positions us cooks, by
woman and girl. Address llox HI.
It. I). No. 1, or l'hone 4-F-Ht
81-29, lllc
Electric toasters, that turn the
toast, only $1. The Power Co. Adv.
Try our business tonic, more Il
lumination, we guarantee It to bring
more business. The Power Co. Adv.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
FtUFICi NAKRCT
PLACE
(Payable I'nsli in Advance.)
FOR SALE
poll SALE liny cheaper than
build, 5-rootn house, prlco $ " f . 0 .
1244 Portland Avo. 7S-29.:io,lp
yANTEI Household goods bought.
standard Furnlturo Co., Phono
Red 611. 78i)-74tfc
JF YOU do not find what you are
looking for-ndvertlsn In these col
umns, ut one cent n word. tf
PILOT BUTTE
BARBER SHOP
BEST SERVICE
ASSURED
K. C. LANPINCIH AM, Prop.
In Pilot Unite Inn
LOST
I OST Hotwcon Smith's anil Maun
helmer'H. small flat purse, contain-1
Carlson & Lyons
pumium;
& iii'atinc
I'liHiililiiif and Heating Supplies,
Hath Kooui Accessories, elo.
I'ipc, Valves
and l'ittinjt
lMIONi: KID tS'll
Bend View
PRICES: JI00 AND IIP
TERMS: Reasonable
We'll loan you money lo build.
BEND'S MOST SCKNIC
1 1 ES 1 1 ) KNC : K l'KOl'EU T Y
Every Iot coiniiiiinil.s u view
of the River, Mountains ami
City. Building restrictions
iiceording to Locution.
SI F. -
J. RYAN & CO.
O'Kanc Hid., Phone Jbl
FOR SAI.E-
Chovrolet,
all In good
Garage.
-Bulck. 1917 model,
1916 model, and Ford,
running order, llend
74-28.31C
glIEWAI.K FOR SALE Sixty foet
of good four-foot sidewalk. Can
easily be hauled In 16 -foot lengths
to any location. Inquire Bulletin of
fice. 492-OGtfc
pOR SALE Lots 9 and 10. of block
13, Bend View, price 1200, easy
terms. See ABC, Bulletin offlco.
So0-70tf
pR SALE Second hand Under
wood typewriter, in good condition;
price $40. Inquire Bulletin. 981-8tfp
fHIH ADVERTISEMENT costs It
cents. If you don't see what you
want, ask for it. tf
pOR SALE Lots and 10, of block
24 of Kenwood, price 326, very
easy terms. See ABC, Bulletin office.
349-170tf
PXJR SALE Two lots In Northwest
Townslte Company's Second Ad
dition (west of the river, near Bbev
lin mill); price f 160, easy terms, Ap
ply abc. Bulletin olTlce. tf
Bend Hauling Co.
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!)SHEVLIN PINE
1
SOLD BY
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
SASH, DOORS and MILL WORK
Phone 1661
FOR
SASH FACTORY WOOD
PHONE
BEND WHITE PINE SASH CO.
441
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Ret as you go along, make electricity
your servant. Adv.
Ilotpolnt Electric Irons, $0.00. The
Power Co.
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARTHUR J . MOORE
Lawyer
GENERAL PRACTICE
Log Cabin Bldjf. Phone Hlk Mil
VERNON A. FORBES
LAWYER
First National Bank Building
Bend, ;-; :-: Oregon
II. II. De ARMOND
LAWYER
O'Knno Building, Bond, Oregon
Bend Lodge No. 42 Loyal Or
der of Moose Meets In Moobo
Hall every Thursday. Visiting
brothers are cordially Invited t
attend.
E. A. Montcom.rr p. Monliom.rr
SPBINGDAI.E ON THE METOMU8
GRANDVIEW, ORB.
White Leghorn.. Barred Rock., R, I.
Rcil, Whit. Pekln Duck., Touloune
Oema, BetKlnn Harm, Armors Rabbit.,
Mammoth Uronw Turkey., Guinea I'tin.
G. C MORGAN
Attorney nt Luw
211 Oregon St., next to Tele
phone office. BEND, ORE.
J. K. ENGKIIRKTHON,
PLUMBING AM) HEATING
117 Minnosota Street,
Estimates Cheerfully Kurnlshod
Jobbing Promptly Done.
DR. TURNER
Eye Specialist
of Portland
VISITS BEND MONTHLY
Watch paper (or Data
or inquire of
THORSON, THE JEWELER
W.P.MYERS
LAWYER
O'Kano Building, BEND,' ORE.
M. A. PALMER
Cabinet Maker nnd ituildcr,
Jobbing
Franklin St., rear of Irrigation
Co.'s old building.
FOR SALE-Ono of the best
constructed houses In Dend 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
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Wrltem of all kind of Innumnre. Old
et Insurance Atrcncy In ContrnJ Ore
gon. II. C. Ellin, Fli-Ht National Dank
building, Ilnd, Oretton.
Put In
Your Our
DUDS SUDS
BEND LAUNDRY
Phone Black 311
W. G. Manning, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Suite 12-14, O'Kano Building
Tel. Black 1781 llend, Ore.
Office phone Dlk 1701 Ren, Dlk 2102
FREE CONSULTATION
Dr. R. D. Kctchum,
DraglcH Physician
Houri, to 12, 1 to BiDO, or by ap
pointment. BATHER BUILDING
Tinning and Sheet Metal
WM. MONTGOMERY.
Furnaces, Spouting, Onttorlng,
Cornice and Skylight
Repairing promptly attondod to
Prices right, work gimrnntoort