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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1918)
nuc iikmi 111 i i.i us. daily i nil ii i s , ni si), IUIM.ON. thiuimday, rKitiu AKY 21, huh TONIGHT! Mae Marsh in "Sunshine Alley" I pi MYSTERY LIES COBLeD Ti'SIINS HEAR of rm EAST " Tin- SiiikI niviner Tnlil IK'Mlny'n Diilntjw In Npti'iilN il SiiiMl I the Mini find Woitiiui ill not iindrr- ntauil. I. (iter, llicrc In Iba Henri of llic Siihiirn OBint ii IVomiiii'n Sucii tice cnmc Kciuiiicluiloiil THE LIBERTY THEATRE ANNOUNCES mm n America's Must Popular And Talented Stuue Star In Wm.N.Selig's- WONDERFUL DPAMA GARDEN of ALLAH A I'tilpltnltufi, Illltsilttn(j l.iiVr Romcmrr fl Ihr llouiidlrM SmIi.u 11. A Talc ul lu durliiu love Midst 1 In Stmd Uuurs. Mil v Special Attraction Washington's Birthday FRIDAY and SATURDAY, FEB. 22 and 23 MATINEE BOTH DAYS REGULAR PRICES M ft H ami - - I0o20o I I H r 7 1 I w I ' I 1 I I I I ( Matincr, - - Hlc-'iOc "jTT- ' Nights - - - l'.c-'iac liJ34Jtil 1 CAR SITUATION IS GOOD IN BEND MILLS The following !h it clipping from The Tlmberainn : "rii it oar iltuatlon with tbs Band iiiIIIh bai been full ly oil, din: to tlicj fail that fmir railroads serve tin iii'in! mills, in January tin-. Sbevlln iiixnii company shipped 8(000(000 fiii and 'in' Brooks-Scan Ion com pany ova Hva million feat, The out of Band for i a 1 7 aggregated 186 million feel an followa! Hhiivlln lllxon Co. I 01!, 000, 000 iirniikB Boanlon Co. 60,000,000 Pine Tree Lbr. Co. 7,000,0110 Small in 1 1 1 h 7,000,000 "Ii Ih anticipated tliut tiimhI ..ill in in excess ol ZOO million feet. There has been practically no snow iimi tint in 1 are operating." 1 -f r , In seven minutes, always dear, Electric ooffee pjBScolatotVi l I ln Power To., gill. Ailv. AT THE HOTELS. rii,, 1 Butte inn. ('. J,. Jones, I f irl lu rid . irvinr Miller, Portland, w. k. lay neb, Portland, BIHa McLean, Portland, j B, Hogg, Portland, C. M, Young, Portland. 1. h. Stephana, Ht. Paul. P. VcnMratid. I. Bogers, Portland. !;. Keeney, Vancouver, F Mater, Hi-atlli-. N. K W w. 11 Cheney, Seattle. K W W, w ToiB FEBRUARY 191ft j MIK j HI 1 1 . ((., , Ml I OAt 112 4 5 6 7 8 9 101IBI314 15 16 17 18 19202123 2425262728 Bend in Brief DOINGS IN YOUR CITY. You'll Find Them Here THURSDAY. Baaketballi PrtnevUle vs. Bead, at Hippodrome, m ooloek( 1 ii ; 1 11 1 ,11 1, ,n ii Chicken Aseocla tlon, council room, h p. m. I.. II. II. M.i Bather1! hall, H p, ni. Carpenters ami Joiners, Lone Pine Temple, B p. m, FRIDAY. Rebekaha, Bather's hnli, h p. n, v. 11. w., offloe r B. D. en H p. III. I ' I, r .1 1 l.alHir I'lilun, 1ono Pine Temple. SATURDAY, ited Men, office of B. D. QUaon. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS W. M. Place in ut Tim Dallei spend 1 it k a few months, 1 it. Wisdom stopped in town on iii, way in Portland, n ih from Olenada, 10. N. Btrong, aaalitanl manager of the Oregon Life, wont back 10 Port land thla morning. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hlley are tiio proud parontl of a baby boy born ut noon yoaterday. Bllla Mel.ean, of Portland, Is In tliln vicinity buying horses, lie went on to Fort Rook yeatorday. mihh Margaret Thompson lofl fur iinniH this morning, she passed mw erni weeks at home with her parents. m L. Henderson went to Prlnevllle today. Me will may there the re mainder of the winter on his ranch, Mr and Mrs, A II Davis have gone tu Qoldendiile, Washington, to remain there until Mr. Davis recov ers from an UlttSJBB. John J. Rnpp, who has been hero from the aaal looking after IiIh tim ber Iiilerontn. went to Portland lam night, Me will not return lure. Mr and Mm William Wilson were in from Powell Butte yeatorday, They report the roadn good an far aH their home, hut very poor from there on to Prlnevllle. Btereoptlcon slides are being need In the Kedmond schools to Illustrate class work. County BupsrlOtendenl J Alton Thompson took everal boxes of them down yeHterdiiy. Itev. C. A. WaierhotiHe, pastor of the Baptist church at Silver Lake, went throngb Band on his way to Posad today. He Is koIiik to brliiK bin family back with him. While wrestling With another boy Tuesday afternoon. M'-rton Keller, noli of Mr. and Mrs D. Keller re ceived a blow which resulted In a broken none. Thu Injury Ik not uer- lous. A. M. Million, on a furlough from the I'. 8. navy, arrived In llend yes terday and went on this morning to his homo at LS Pine. He left his hlii at San Francisco to be gone ten days. Mr. Hollon Is the son of W. A. Ilolton. Mrs. B. A. Miller, who has been the guail of tier son. II. A. Miller, since the Christmas holidays, began her homeward Journey to iiixion, Wis consin, today. She Is first KoinK to Portland, Mr. Millet- accompanying her that far, then from there on to Belllngham, Washington, . llurk. Seattle. it, Karn, Seattle. It. Riley, I.a Pine Wright Hotel. J. Lord. Portland .1 Haslet. Camp r,. it o Brasfleld, AMaltfc. H. B. Ituffe, Alfalfa. Mary Basm, Alfalfa. John W. Cook, Fort Rock. I 0, Wisdom. (Meuada. Miss Z C, Wilder. Portland. OeorgC It Van Waters. Portland. J S. Harms. Portland. A M. RoltOD, I.a Pine. A. Bvolgber, Portland. Jose Aery, Bend. s. 1. Daugbenbaugh, Mllllcan. Tbe 'o.y. c t wiison, Portland. B. J. Weber, Helena. .Mont. A. P. Joins and wife, Portland. Mrs. B. 0. Snyder, PrtnevUle. c a. Waterhouae, silver Lake. 0. C. iiaie. Bummer Lake. Mrs Ii. W. Drunk. Twin Falls. Mr. and Mrs. J W. A. Busch, Kort Rook. Nina MoColian. Ml rod ttet nit of life Is what you get ns yon o along, make electricity your servant. Adv. TEAMSTERS ORGANIZE UNION; 15 MEMBERS Another trade union was Installed !u Heiul WtMlnrxtlay niKlit. when a GRAND MASQUE BALL WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY Friday, Feb. 22 AT THE HIPPODROME P k CU OrifFPC $5.00 for Handsomest Costumed Couple 7) LI I K If fl e:U)0 tor Most OriKir.iil Costumed Couple 2.00 for Most Comie Costumed Couple Sinking by Mrs. Fish and Mrs. Chapman. Cornet Solo by Mr. Ashley Forrest and Our il'ifr Six-Pieee Orchestra. Indies in Masque. Free Men 2.5c, Ladies 15c. Dance Tickets, per couple, 81.00. Spectator Tickets : MASQUERADE SUITS MAY BE RENTED AT INEZ PENCE'S MILLINERY SHOP 1 branch of the international Brother hood of Teamsters, chauffeurs, sta- blemen and Helpers of America was Organised, This leaves only the laun dry workers without a trade union. Tim new Organisation has 16 char ter members. Officers will be elected as soon as the. charter is returned. CLARHNCE ORB WRITES. A letter Just received from Clar ence Orr, of Bend, who is now sta tioned on a U. s. receiving ship at Cavlte lu the Philippine Islands, says ho has been at that point just one week. The weather Is extremely warm and Mr. Orr has been steeping on a lawn, where hu can hear the monkeys in the trees. Sw'imming is fine but the sailors have to look out for the sharks, he says. Mr. Orr has a brother with the Atlantic fleet. W. .1. IREDALE DIES WHILE IN PORTLAND RELEASING THE BOMB "THE ZEPPELIN'S LAST RAID. i At the Grand Theatre, commencing Friday matinee. Succumb, to Bright 'a Disease at St. Vincent V Hospital Hail l.lvol In llenil Past Year. w j Iredale, son-in-law of H. n. MoBrtde, died yesterday evening at 8:20 at St. Vincent's Hospital in Portland, where he had been taken PAY CASH AND CARRY I to receive treatment for Bright's dis I ease. The deceased was 63 years of age and is survived by Mrs. Iredale. a daughter in Colorado and a son in Omaha. He was a member of the Woodmen of the World and Elks : lodges. Mr. Iredale lived In Bend the past year and was employed much of the time at M;'Bide's contec- tionery. Mr. and Mrs. McBride will go up to Portland tonight to attend the ; funeral. Mrs. Iredale and Mrs. Mor i risen, a sister-in-law, are already in ! the city, the former having been there j since December 17. when her hus band was removed to the hospital. self highly in favor of letting the pupil tell his side of the case. After the speaking last nlijht, a social meeting was held in the do mestic science rooms, where refresh ments were served by the faculty women, SCHOOL SYSTEM IS EXPLAINED MEAT PIE DINNER. The Baptist Ladies' Union will serve a meat pie dinner Washing ton's birthday in the O'Kane build ing in the room formerly occupied by the Bennett Grocery. Dinner will be served from 5:30. 50cents. 64,5c HALF DAY HOLIDAY. in observance of Washington's birthday the merchants of llend will dose their stores from noon on to morrow. One or two will be shut the entire day. Electric Irons, tiio best made, eco nomical ,iiel efficient, $.1.00, Hie Power t'o. Adv. And the next day you will go back to McBride's because the Lunches served there are served just right. McBride's Confectionery Oregon Street Phone Red" 1751 O'Kane Bid. POLICY Was adopted by this store when it was started. We have always stood by this policy. THE U. S. GOVERNMENT now advocates this policy for all stores as a war measure i Eliminate Credits Eliminate Delivery Eliminate Losses Eliminate Waste These are the very reasons our prices average lower than is possible by a Credit Delivery Policy. SAVE THE DIFFERENCE AND BU3 THRIFT STAMPS WE SELL THEM ARNER BEND'S ECONOMY CENTER (Continued from Page 1.) arship standing of each student by means of graphs on file in the office. If a poor student shows a rise in his work in three weeks he may con tinue as they are, if not he drops one course. Xolse in the assembly hall before classes is not permitted, in order that those comiikg early may study. A check is kept on pupils in the assembly hall so that an absentee slip may be turned In. Any student proving unsatisfactory in one class is automatically sus pended from all and must promise to behave before readmittance. Welfure Is Kirst. "Don't let the child's will be first. Make his welfare the foremost con sideration," said Mr. Grant, in clos ing. Answering Inquiries from C. L. Simpson, Mr. Sanders, and others, ha explained the manner in which the recent difficulties in the high school had been handled and said each pupil had an opportunity to hold a confer ence before being suspended from school. Miss Helen Manny, Miss Mabel Lo rence, It. M. Smith, Carl Johnson. J. P. Keyes. City School Superintendent K. Thordarson and H. J. Overturf all spoke on the matter. Mr. Thordarson was of the opinion that the scholarship standing of the high school was about average. He said the attendance had been poor principally on account of the scartet fever scare last semester. As to the matter of giving a child a hearing when culled up on the floor for poor conduct, ho expressed hlm- Klectric toaster, toasts two slices at once; use It on the table, costs but little to operate. $4.00. The Power Co. Adv. Being Patriotic We Will Close ALL DAY Washington's Birthday WAR SAVINGS and THRIFT STAMPS FOR SALE F. DEMENT & CO. Ube Preferred Stock Store Groceries Hardware Buy Your Thrill Stamps at Oui Countm
