TIIB IIKND IIUIXOTIN, DAILY KIHTION. I1KNI). OltrXlOtt, HATlllllAY. JAMA II V 10, 1018
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SATURDAY
NIGHT
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SUNDAY MATINEE & NIGHT & MONDAY
BILLIE BURKE
"ARMS AND THE
WINSOME BILLIE IN A COMEDY
Bray Pictograph
SYMPHONY
CONCERT
Each performance Lcin
ning 30 minulct before
uiu.l time for picture!.
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OREGON TRUNK TRAIN
Arrive 7;2q a. m.
Loaves 8 p. m.
().-V. It. 4k N. TltAIN.
Arrives 7:06 p. m,
Leaves 7:26 a. m.
AUTO HTAGK LINK SOUTH.
Leaves 8: 45 a. in.
Arrive j. . . , 6 p. in.
AI'TO LINKS.
Can to 1 lii run. Fort Klamath
Karl Ruck, Silver Lnko mid
olhor point south and Houlh
eait.
POST OFFICE IIOl'ltH.
Gnnnral dollvtiry open dally
8:30 a. m. to 7 p. in.
No innll distributed on Sundny.
NlKlit train in nil close 7:15.
IJuy train mail closo 6:30 a. ni.
telegraph iioritH.
Wostorn Union, 8 n. m. to B
p. in. Hiindny mid holidays
B a. m. to 10 a. m., 6 p. m.
to 0 p. m.
TEI.KI'IIOVK HOURS.
Pacific Tul. & To). Co. 2 4 hour
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mlnnln C. Low, of Deschutes, spoilt
yestordny In town.
Jiimcs W. Woods was In from nine
Fulln today on homestead biiHlm-HS.
W. L. Cook coino In from Hon
Hock yesterday to moot boiiiu train
urrivnla.
H. H. Mnrsdorf, who him been 111
several days, la reported to lin much
Improvod.
Mr. mid Mrs. II. E. Hayes nro In
from Cllno Halls today to visit Mra.
1 luy os' slMtor.
MIhs Esther Jano Clark mid Mis)
Muhol Loronco wore In Itoilinond to
day on business. '
Mr. mid Mra. 10. P. McKne became
tho paronta of a seven and one-half
pound tiny oarly ynslordny mornlim.
llolnn Hnsomun and II. H. Roso-
nmn today sold tliolr tliroa Iiouhoh In
Park addition to C. J. Lovorott and
Addlo Lovorott.
Frank May la In from tho camp on
the Ilond-La Pine highway today. Ho
In J u rod his foot 4y dropping the sldo-
board of a wagon on It.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wolls, of Pen
dleton, rotnrnod to their homo this
morning, aftor spending a (ow days
vlsltliiig frlmida In Bond.
Mm. J. H. Mills , returned homo
to LowlHton, Idaho, this- wook aftor
visiting hor husband In Bond. Bho
expects to rot urn later1 lit tho year.
C. J. Lovorott sold today an Inter
est In Borne of his rental proporty
noar tho mills to his . sister-in-law,
Miss Lonna Waugh.'irom SiinhomlBh,
Washington. MIbb Waugh has boon
visiting In Bond a wook and 1b much
ploasod with the city.
A SWIFT WESTERN DRAMA
KU I I I STONKI IOU.SE .mi RAY STEWART in
"FOLLOW THE GIRL"
and Muck Seiinett Keystone Comedy, 'Stars and Bars"
TWO HKKI-S ,
IN
Bend in Brief
DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them Here
SATURDAY.
Red Men, office of K. I. GlUon.
H:()() . m.
MONDAY.
I. O. O. Hiilhw' luill, H p. ni.
lUiynl A rtli Mumiiik, Miiiumlc hull,
H . m.
Painter and Decorator, lonn Pine
temple, N p. in.
TUESDAY.
M. W. A., HiiIIht'n hull, H p. ni.
Culluury Alliance, Lone I'lim tem
ple, H p, in.
WEDNESDAY.
Commercial 4 'lull luncheon. Pilot
Hut to Inn, iiimiii.
KulghlN of I'ytliliiN, Hat dor's hull.
H p. in.
Anionic those motnrliiK In from
!! in (in il hint night to attend the
lliind-lindniiind haskcthnll game wore
.MIhhi'S Lottie Mead, Union llradlcy,
Joyce Woods, Dorothy Wolls, Alia
Moll lor, Edith Doty, Hlla Morse, Em
iiin AtkliiHon, and Ed. Moore, llluir.
Storl Spolz, Glon Cox, l.eroy Doty,
llnrtlott Kendall and Paul I.orco.
Claire Dunn, Mildred and Melon
Smith, Amy iMoorn, Luello Pursons,
Onion RIkks, Irene Keudull, Mublo
Gnrrott, Annn Johnson, Theresa
Churchman, Joyco Robhlus, Chrystal
Sturdlvmi, Ozonn Ordiway, Murjorle
Youiik, Albert Mohler, Phillip Dob
son, Glen Cox and Paul Gooding woro
mmio of the Redmond basketball fans
down for the game Inst night.
Ooorga W. Trlplett, his son, Thom-
us W. Trlplett, and tho hitter's llttlo
duuKhter, Mary, returned tho middle
YOU KNOW, OF
A Viiitor
A Deprture
A Birth -A
Desth
Ao Accident
An lllneu
OR
Any New Building
Sociil Functioni
Meetingi
A Retl EilitS Tonuction
Any Improvemenlt
OR-
Anything that u of Intern)
IT'S NEWSI
Phono it lo
The Bulletin
561
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GIRL"
MELLAIt
Animated News Weekly
of tho week from a visit to Wlllutn
ette valley points. They have boon
gono slnco last October and spent
in mil of this time while away with
relatives.
All kinds of hides, furs, pelts, wool
bouKht ut Brlggs' Second Hand Store.
- 37tfc
REMEMBER
Tho i'.li.i ii.,.i ...ni .n,i.n i,B a
o'clock Hu'idiiy Dinner tomorrow,
January zu. ni inn xood inings, lor
FIFTY CENTS.
Adv.
Safety Doposlt Boxes tor rent to
peoplo who have valuable papers tliey
want to keep mifoly. Only J 3 per
year. Tho Hirst National Dank, Bund,
Ore. Adv.
A Vacuum ('leaner that makes
houHckiN'pliiK Piwy, !10, nl tho Power
Co. Adv.
Ml lt( H DONATKS MOXKY.
Memhors of the Ladles' Aid society
of tho Union church in the llend
KruiiKe district today turned over to
II. J. Overturf $100 for tho Red
Cross. TIiIb money was In actual cash
raised by ciitertulnmonts and other
contributions.
A LKCTI RK ON THK WAR.
Sunday night, January 20, at 7:45,
Mr. L, K. Holkeuborg, of Porltand,
will deliver a free lecture In tho Red
Men hall, upstairs In tho Bend Press
bulldliiig. Ho will discuss tho groat
changes that have swept over the
world during the last half decade.
Considerable time will bo devoted to
tho war situation; he promises to
show by tho scriptures how It will
end. All who aro Interested In pres
ent day events are Invited to attend.
37p
Sunday in Bend
Churches
Kplsoopnl.
Dr. Van Waters, of "the Episcopal
church, will hold service at the Em
blem club, Sunday evening at 8
o'clock. Special music. Vocal solo,
"The Holy City." by Mrs. Silvia.
Everybody welcome.
Hcniiilliinvlan Lutheran Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning services at 11 o'oclock.
Evenlihg aorvlces at 7:45.
LadloB Aid moot at Mrs. Brelvold's
placo on Thursday, January 24, 2.80
o'clock, Delaware, ( near Wall street.
J. H. BRONO, Pastor.
REMEMBER
Tho Wright Hotol will servo Ms 6
o'clock Sundny Dinner tomorrow,
January 20. All tho good things, for
FIFTY CENTS.
Adv.
You cannot got Insurnnce to covor
valuable pnpors against fire or theft,
but you can ront a Bafety deposit box
In our vault to protect thenn, at $3
a yoar. Accessible every day during
business hours. The First Notional
Bank, Bend, Ore. Adv.
Too Haity.
dipt. Kiiillin Itemiuil, the Itnl'in pi
lot of the wonderful twenty five piiH
enuor Ciipronl airplane, mild at a
liliicbeon In Norfolk :
"Don't iiilHtriiNt Italy. To mistrust
Italy's loyalty In this frisis Is to lie
like the JoiiIoiih huslmiid.
"A Jenloiix hindiaiiil mIIiic Into the
liniiHi) in tils usual (pilot way one eve
ning and lien n! Ids wife nt the tole-
liliniie. Io whom could she be tele.
IihoiiliitC? He tlnloed Into Hie room
and his blood froze In his veins with
horror ns ho heard her say:
"'I lovo you so! You're mv own
bnby boy. Moot me at inldnlKht In tin
Milne old place. hiss me, tweet
heart "
The limn rimed up und del zed her
by I Ik throat.
" 'Who lire you telephoning to?' he
roared In n paroxysm of rage and
grier.
She answered with nn Icy smile:
"'To my music denier for the new
koiiiJm be advertises In this iiiurning'i
paper.'
HALF HOI K SYMPHONY
COXCKKT.
To be held at the Liberty Tlin
utro, Sunday matinee, evenini:
and Monday even lux.
One step, Walker.
Intermezzo, "Plttorcs(iic," Ko-
clan.
Overture, "Hosamundo," Schu
bert. Tocul solo, "The Hloetlng
Hour," Dorothy Lee, by .Mrs.
C. V. Silvls.
Waltz, Rolfe.
An l:lectrlc Toaster that turns the
Umnt, $1 Adv.
BRANCH SCHOOL
IS ESTABLISHED
(Continued from Page 1.)
school may receive students from any
other than a standard Institution
without submitting them to an ex
amination and holding the papers
written (by the students on file for
tho superintendent of public instruc
tion or his deputy to examine. At
La Pine, although there is a two-year
high school, the graduates must ob
serve this rule. At Terrebonne, un
der the new system It will not be
necessary because tt will be classed
as a branch of the union or standard
high school at Redmond. If Bend
would form a union district, La Pine
and Blmilar towns could be included.
Htute Official Approve.
In spite of tho fact that the branch
high school was permissible under
the present school laws, it has never
been tried out before. Mr. Thomp
son, artor receiving a request from
Terrebonne to form a district of some
sort, ovolved this solution to the prob
lem. It has met with such Tavor that
tho state superintendent of public In
struction has asked that he foe kept
posted on the way in which the plan
works out.
Tho union district does not give the
branch any additional funds, it mere
ly pays half of the teacher's salary
direct to her.
An Kleclrlc Scuinir Machine.
$.'17,110, oaxy tortus. The Power Co.
Adv.
Nino-tenths of our service is given
free the other one-tenth is a great
convenience. Are you taking advan
tage? The First National Bank,
Bond, Ore. Adv.
'401, Please"
Hello, Dement's!
"Send me a Box of
Apples today, either
Baldwins, Pippins or
Spitzen bergs, or
some other kind that
will be good.
Good by."
Now YOU Phone
401
i
and have a box of
apples sent up.
F. DEMENT & CO.
The Preferred Slock Store
GROCERIES HARDWARE
I 1
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SanclSociatij
i z 'i
Club Secretaries and others
having knowledge of social
events and meetings, are re-
quested to cooperate with the
society editor of The Bulletin,
by telephoning or sending In
society news, before 5 o'clock
Hrlday evening.
ISanill(t For Teunix
In the dining room of the high
school domestic science department
last Saturday evening the members
of the football and debate teams en
Joyed an elaborate course dinner
served by the girls In tho cooking
clusses. Eric Bolt, former principal
of the school, who was in Bend for a
short time, was the iguest of honor.
Misses Ida Dahle, Viola Brown
Cora Bates, Ruth Fleming, ' Vera
Bratt, Mary Hubbard, Mary Sherrer,
Nellie Snyder and Jennie-Creighton
served the meal and planned th
decorations, red and white carnation
tastefully arranged to form a cen
terplece. Hollowing the dinner,
speeches were made by faculty mem
hers and students. Covers were laid
for Mr. Bolt, Mr. F. Thordarson, Mr.
II. M. Grant, Mr. H. S. Hrancia and
Messrs. Arthur Norcott, George
Short, Merle Miller, Robert Hlllyer,
Calvin Smith, Gerald McGuire, Mar
lon Coyner, Dclmar Young, Wendall
Thompson, Bert Tardie, William
Williams, Leroy Coyner, Eugene
Wright, Lester Danders, Ed. BroB-
terhous and Paul Brookings.
Wcbi In Sun Frunclwo
On Saturday, January 5, 1918
Ralph H. Christian and MIbb Edna
Kohfleld were united in marriage at
San HranclBco by Rev. William
Greeks. Mrs. Christian formerly re
sided In Bend, where her father was
head miller in the Bend Flour Mills.
Since July she has made her home
In San Francisco. Her husband Is
the son of llr. and Mrs. Jay Chris-
tlon, of Prlneville. He enlisted In
the navy last May and has been locat
ed at Mare Island since that time
Their home will be In San Francisco
until the young husband Is called
elsewhere.
Basket Social
Auctioning off cleverly decorated
baskets containing picnic lunches was
the principal diversion at a social In
the Baptist church parlors last night
given by the Sunday school classes
From this $15 was raised for the ben
efit of the proposed Christian social
club which is to be formed by the
young people of the Presbyterian
Methodist, Baptist and Christian
churches in the near future. About
22 guests attended last night's tunc
tlon. Games and contests were in
dulged In the earlier portion of the
evening. l
Officers Re-elected
Officers for the earlier part of this
year were picked by the Needlecraft
club nt a meeting Wednesday. Mrs
R. W. Leonard, president; Mrs. John
Newby, secretary, and Mrs. George
Sellers, treasurer, were all re-elected
A letter from the captain of a re
mount station in Washington was
read at the session and plan's were
made to follow his suggestions as to
i supplies, which might be manufac-
! tured by the club and sent to head
quarters.
Mrs. Ford Entertains
The T. J. S. club met at the home
of Mrs. H. B. Ford on Thursday af
ternoon. The members brought their
needlework and pleasantly occupied
themselves until luncheon was served.
Places were laid at a table, the cen-
terpiece of which was an attractive
j cluster of flowers. Mrs. C. E. Nichols
will entertain the club in two weeks.
Sunday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Rudow, of the
Grand Theatre, reserved a table at
the Wright Hotel Sunday evening,
when they had as their guests at the
6 o'clock dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Sproat,
Mr. and Mrs. Ingles and Miss Orpha
Hauck, all members of the theatre
staff. 1
We Pay Market Price
FOR HIDES, PELTS, FURS
The Hide and Pelt Co.
ACROSS FROM WRIGHT HOTEL
To Give Curd Party
Society Is looking forward to the
card party, which will be given Fri
day night by the Emblem club at tho
club rooms. This will be one of tho
opening events of the winter season
for that organization. Mr. Carl John
son Is making arrangements for the
function.
Mlxslonury Meeting
The Missionary society of the Bap
tist church gave Its regular program
In tho church Thursday afternoon.
Following this the members adjourn
ed to the home of Mrs. J. M. Law
rence, where, refreshments were
served,
IliKli School Dunce '
Following the Bend-Redmond bas
ketball game last night, the local
school entertained for the players
with an informal dance at the Em
blem club. This Is the third dance,
of the season given by the students
Are your deeds, insurance policies,
heirlooms. Liberty Bonds, etc., worth
25e a "month to you? That Is all it
will cost you to keep them In a pri
vate box In our vault. The First Na
tional Bank, Bend, Ore. Adv.
Highest cash price paid for all
kinds of hides, pelts, wool, furs, at
Briggs' Second Hand Store. 37tfc
An Electric Stove anil Grill that
toasts, bolls, fries or grills, 97.50.
Adv.
AT THE HOTELS.
Pilot Butte Inn.
A. E. Barbo, Portland.
F. W. Aust, Seattle.
F. I. Jacky, Seattle.
J. T. Fink, Bend.
S. C. Umphlette, Portland.
John E. Ryan and wife.
C. O. Gildea. Kent. ,
H. L. Mashbank, Silver Lake.
R. H. Oliver, Walla Walla.
Charles R. Roberts, Portland.
Wright Hotel.
George B. Van Waters, Portland.
A. Wlgfby, Portland.
J. E. Kowe, Portland.
Billy Myon, Camp 5.
W. L. Cook, Fort Rock.
J. W. Moore, Redmond.
Ozona L. Ordway, Redmond.
Chrystle Sturdivan, Redmond.
Paul Van Allen, Redmond.
Arthur Tuck, Redmond.
W. C. Hollinshead, La Pine.
Joe Acre, Pomeroy, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Slear, Puyallup.
C. P. Rltter and children, Nyssa.
Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Chamberlain,
Lew-lston.
John E. Fagerlie, Portland.
Lester Clark, Bleber, Cal.
Cozy Hotel..
C. C. Wilson, Portland.
A. W. Gowen, Burns.
A. K. Richardson, Burns.
A. D. Schwartz, Narrows.
Alice Heckeney, Burns.
Mrs. Esther Stamp, Pendleton.
C. E. Gilson, Pendleton.
P. D. Sanders, Portland.
E. F. McKee, Bend.
Save 10 per cent on Electrc lamns
buy them by the box five In a box
for 91.35. Adv.
REMEMBER
The Wright Hotel will serve its K
o'clock Sunday Dinner tomorrow,
January 20. All the good things, tor
FIFTY CENTS.
Adv.
CONSULT
Dr. Turner, eye specialist, of Port
land, at Tborson's Jewelry store on
January 23 and 24. 36-40o
NOTICE.
This is to give notice that we hav
sold our interest In the Bend Surgical
hospital. All bills are payable to W.
P. Myers, O'Kane building, at once.
ANNETTE AND MARIE
36-37p BLODGETT.
Carlson & Lyons
PLUMBING
& HEATING
Plumbing and Heating Supplies,
Bath Room Accessories, et.
Pipe, Valves
and Fittings
PHONE RED 1591