The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, March 21, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGB t THK IKNT M'MKTIN. DAILY KIMTION. IIKN1. OKIMHIN. TIM IlKAV, MARCH 91, IfllN The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION Tubliiihcd Bran Allcrnoon Kxc-rpl Sunday. BEND, OREGON Knti-n-,1 a.i S.-i-.-n.l Clui niatlcr, .lnnnnrv S, J917. nt the Pott orrii-i' at 11. ml. Oregon, under Art o( Uarah :. 187. wrlllne here anil preaoh tho whole week, a special tenure will be ob served on Thursday availing of th's , week, On Beeter Sunday morning la sunrise prayer meeting will be held 1 iiu church. At 11 o'clock lh Sunday school will put mi a flue 'JI'll?v'u?,7NAM i ,' . - ,;vblWwr BBter program, and In the evonlng JtOllhltl S . .vhlt K iitor-Miiimm r ' Lucius k. sai'nvkks Ain.H-iau-KAiii.ir Dr. Peninerton will pnwD an Raster K. R. COltMVT.I.I Aib-i-rltatnH Mnnai-.r ... ,.,,, ,vt tim,l-iv nvantno 1 1, . FLOYD C WESTRRFlELD....Aaalatant Mgr. I 1NB' BUDdftJ BVeOlng til KAi.rti bpencbr Mivhank-ai Sunt I pastor will give a special lecture on An lufcpaadant Nawapaper, aUndtruz for the 1 Challenge nf Africa," lllus- anu.m- deal, clean bualnaaa, clean palltlca and I t ra t ed by many beautifully colored deed, block 1, Terminal addn. Marob 1, 1918. $10. slides. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Mall One Year $.'..0.' Six Mont!-. Ji.TS Thro- Months $1.50 lly farrier One Year $i;.M Fix Months $3..'.0 One Month $ ,60 All aubacriptioni ar,- due an.l PAYABLE IN' ADVANCE. Noticon of expiration are mailed ubacribcm and if renewal i. not made within rcaaonahle tinn- the paper will be discontinued. I'l. . notify ua promptly of any ctiant,-c of address, or of failure to receive the paper regu larly. Otherwise wo will not be responsible tor coplee missel. Hake all chocks and orders payable to Tho Bend Bulletin. This DaDerhas n1it4 with the government in the cause of America for the period of the war - THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 191S DO.VT BELIEVE Kl'MORS. Early this week two traveling men came into Bend with a story about a bis battle on the western front, in which thousands of Americans were losing their lives or being captured. The tale spread rapidly and before many hours had reached even Prine ville and La Pine, the story being enlarged upon with each repetition. It later proved to be nothing but idle -gossip. Finding that Oregon communities j block IS are being fed up on falsehoods of various kinds, that tte people here as elsewhere are repeating these Btorle8 for truth and are thus creat ing a morale that is injurious to the cause which brought the United 6tates to declare war on Germany, the administration at Washington is asking the people of this state to re frain from passing judgment on the way 'the war is being won, or from Baying and doing things that will destroy confidence. Don't believe rumors that are ped dled about surreptitiously. COUNTY RECORDS (Furnished by Cenral Oregon Ab s.raci Company.) Jatnee M. Lawrence to Bmeline Waterbrook, warranty deed. SVi NW K, 'H 8WH section i'. SBM NK 14, GVi SEH. aectlon 8-SS-10. April 32, 1915. $100. Christina Walder fa .Minus Naff, warranty deed. SV ' SKV,, section 26-17-12. Aug. fi. 1917. $10. United States of America lo Lou la A. Hall, patent. NK t, section 10. NW14 section 11-20-15. Dot 10. 1917. The nend Company to M. M. Coyn- er, warranty deed, lot 7. block lli. Boulevard add. Nov. 24. 1917. 11. State of Oregon to Weslev J ( Smith, quH claim dead, Nv4 sv4 . section 2.1-17-12. March 12, 1918. A. O. Myers to Walter E. Sullivan i and Annabel C. Sullivan, warranty deed, W xe Motion 2.".. sk SWK section 24-15-12. Auk S I 1916. $10: Rose c. Odney to Brooka-Soanlon Lumber Co.. warranty deed. SEU section 18-19-13. March 6. 1918 ! $10. Wm. L. Graham to Caroline .!. Kea. warranty deed, lots 1 and 2 block S, Orokla. .March It. 191S i $10. Redmond Townsite Co. to v. a. Bt evens, warrantv dead, mm SK a-' ; of lots 13, 14, 15 and 16. block 36. Town of Redmond. March 11, 191s. I fl.UO. Robert NMsefte to John A. Boot) w arranty deed. V V- SK '4 -ire '4 NWi NHH, tfBM NWM. sec. 25- 14- 11. Feb. 23. 191S. $1,250. fl H Kings to George L. Smith, warranty deed. E4 NV sec. 4- 15- 13. Jan. 2. 191S. $3,500. Lytic Townsite Co. to William O. Mat.hett. warranty deed, lot 10 Riverside addn. March FARMERS LOCATING HORSES for CAVALRY second tuapocUon Day Coming April ;t Prices Please Those Who Sell Mount, REDMOND, Marob 21. County I AgrloultUral AgM R, A Ward Is arranging for the second series of (war horse Inspections which will be ; held In Crook and DasChutOB conn lies early In April by the war depart ment. The dales for inspections a-..- Bond, April ;i; Prinevllle, April 5; Redmond, April ti. The county agricultural council members have been notified and arc1 now locating horses and urging own ers to take them to Inspection points. The call this tlmo Is for cavalry horses weighing between 1,000 1 pounds and 1,200 pounds, and wheel mules weighing over 1.200. Mr. Ward reports that farmers i were well pleased wHb the prices they received al the IrtSl Inspections and will make every effort do furnish animals this time. Prices of $140 lor cavalry horses mi. I I81B Tor wheel tUUloa were paid nl Hie last InspecMon. The nasi Inspections will l.o made nv 1 aptain Frank S. Von Btudo or (he quartermaster corps. all OK i xmii.v 11. 1,. MlBfortUne seems 10 have over taken the a. 11. Taylor home ail at one time, for both Mrs. Taylor ami her two children an. confined 10 their beds with Inflammatory rheumatism. I Tli.. mother has been III six weeks, and one boy eight moirihs and the other two months. During the win tar the family losl their new little home, which was dent roved by lire before Insurance hud been placed on it. No question about honest weights in this butcher shopj W give you your money's worth. Our business repu tation is worth 11 lot to us, and you can It positive of getting full weight. You also c-1 high quality and low price. Ask our pleased customers. CASH MARKET 140 OREGON STREET RHKINKSS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Something to sell? Advertise In I'ho Bulletin's classified column. STORAGE BAQQACJE HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED COUNTRY TRIPS TEAMS Phone Black i."l TRUCKS Bend Hauling Co. The Cost of Building Furniture and livery, thinii tins Advanced from 25 to too per ecu I. ylrc You Carrying Enough Insurance f See J. A. EASTES Central () 1NSURANCB AGKNCY 15. 1 9 1 s. no Lytle Townsite Co. lo Laura L. Matchett, warranty deed, lot 11. block IS, Riverside addn. March 15, 191S. J 10. James A. West to Sidney 7.. West. warranty deed, undivided SK NE'i. EH SE'i sec. S. NE NBM , sec. 17. SWH SEii sec. 4, XW, .Nt-H. -N NW'4 sec. S-14-12. I Feb. 2S. 1 91 S. $1. Julius Jane-tt to F. T. Crewe, war ! ranty deed, begin at pt. 43G ft. W and 100 ft. S of NE corner of sec. I 32-17-12. then S 50 ft., then W 100 ' ft.. then N 50 ft., then E 100 ft. to , pt. of beginning. Dec. 12, 1917. $10. I nited States of America tj Minnie All war news will be given out at C. Low, patent. SE H NWU sec Washington. lb-12. .Nov. 26. 1913. Don't talk too much, anvway. William J. Shannon, to Mary De ' jCarufel, warranty deed, block 1,' : Terminal addn. Jan. 1C, 191S. $10 ! SHOP ROOM SHELVES : L "ur"s 10 ('- s- 2!S222i THE BACKHOXi; OF BUM) IS LUMBER MANUFACTURING OUR PAYROLLS MAKE YOUR PROFITS BY BUYING LOCAL PRODUCTS YOU ARE HELPING SgjVC. The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. Carlson & Lyons PLUMBING A HEATING Plumbing and Floating Huppllea, liuth Moon Aoonaaorlea, bio. Pipe. Valves and Fittings PHONE RED 1891 laical Sales Agent MILLER LUMBER ICO. Complete Stock of Lutnbei Lath, Baah antl I lours Wear Custom Made Clothes Nw Stylr and Ma1-fila ie Kctr lot vuf tnari.1ion I rt your nrat nut t - lai )H4mI hrtr. Carl Johnson Tlia l ailu. EMPTYING RAPIDLY Commission Humor" Is Denied Retl Cross Has Xevv I.uncli Counter to SeU. It is thoughr. that some pro-German sympathizers have been circulat ing information around to the effect that the Red Cross Superfluity shop is taking 50 per cent, commission instead of 10 per cent, on all goods sold there and tor this reason some of the goods have been withdrawn. Mrs. H. K. Brooks, in charge of the place, has specially requested that this rumor be denied. The shop sends out a call for sal ads, pies and cakes and for articles to fill up the shelves with merchan dise, which are rapidly being emp tied. Old clothes would be desirable donations just at present. A lunch counter completely equipped and brand new was present ed to the shop, but owing to lack of space it could not be used. It is now on sale and anyone desiring to make such an investment should make in quiries there. In the bank there is now $290 to the credit of the shop in the short time, less than two weeks, It has 1 been in operation. WII.I. 11(11 il !' V AMI V ATIIV The United States civil service commission announces that an ex amination will be held in 54 cities in the spates of Idaho, Oregon, Mon tana, Washington and Wyoming for the purpose of filling vacancies in the reclamation service and other branches requiring similar qualifica tions in the position of bookkeeper. Both men and women will be ad mitted. Appointing salaries range from $900 to $1,200 per annum. Date of examination is April 1, 1918. Information and application blanks may be secured by addressing the secretary, Eleventh U. S. Civil Serv ice District, 303 Postoffice Building, Seattle, Wash., or Jay B. Noble, local secretary, at postoffice, Be; d, Ore. A NEW SHOWING OF LiTY FURNITURE J ipC Several of the season's latest patterns in Axminster Rugs have alVv xJO""just arrived. They come in shades of rose, hlue and mulberry, and are of unusual beauty. An especially attractive designs "3Ji5 "v in rose, blue and green, is priced in 0x12 size, at V- OTHER AXMINSTER RUGS FROM $28.50 UP DINING ROOM SUITE-Sgt is now being shown in our window. 1 his is constructed throughout of American Walnut, finely finished and is of the period of VViliam and Mary. The suite con sists of an eight foot extension table, buffet, five leather "I O e seat'ehairs and arm chair. It is priced complete at P A OO.UV PLAN BFBOIAL MEETING. Beginning next Monday evening, the Methodist church will conduct a week of special meetings during the last week of Dent. Dr. II. F. Pem berton, ithe district superintendent, UNIVERSAL CAST RANGES Quality is built into the Universal Range. The cast bodies are proof against rust and give an even baking heat. The sliding damper, polished top, white porcelain back and roomy fire box, make it a thoroughly modern range. IJest of all, it covered by a broad guarantee of satisfactory service. : Have Your Shoes Repaired By a 8ho0inftker Who Union Card C. A. DANIELS :ir Bond St. Near Hippodrome Tinning and BbMt Mi-tal WM. MONTOOktBRT, Purnecea, spouting, Outterlng, Cornice and Skylight Knpnlilng promptly attended to Prices right, work guaranteed DR. TURNER F.ye Sprcialut of Pofdand VISITS BEND MONTHLY Watch papf r lor Dalra or in(uirr of TH ORSON. THE JEWELER M. A. PALMER Cabinet Milker mid Builder, Jobbing Franklin St., rear of Irrigation Co.'b old building. Bend Lodge No. 408 iiynl Or. der of MOOM) Meet! In Moonn iiaii every Thursday. Visiting brothers ure cordially Invited lo attend. IS WE PAY THE FREIGHT TO YOUR NEAREST RAILWAY STATION K. A. UonfffSniftrji 9 Miintgninrry gPRINdDALE ON mi HBTOLIUS ORANOVIEWi ORB, Datnd Bosk and Whlta Lashorn i-KHM tor hatching, (. A. Oi Hlrnin. 11.00 for ir. ,kk. M. Bfonu Turkoya Itr. ri-nlrt cnrli ; Ti.uIoiihi OmH f.O contj eaeni Whlta Pakln iiii-k, n for lit iskkh. Baiaian RarMi bred dooa, Vim ci.i h. Ham nil ohm fin- anlo, UNION SHOE SHOP I. octitcd in Thornthnatte'i Harntu Slwp FIRST CLASS SHOE kLPAIKINCi PHONE K:i) oi Central Oregon Cleaning Works All kinds t Alterations mid Repairs Neat I v I tone Ladies' Work a Specialty 1020 W A LL STREKT II. II. De ARMOND LAWYBR o'Kiimi iiiiiiiiinK, Bend, Orsgou Ulfk phOM Kll. KOI Ito. IIU IIOI ran conhdi.tation Dr. K. I). Kotchum, llrUKlcaa I'll i -.1. Inn lluura. a u. 13, 1 lu I :1, m br ap- PSbaJaSMA HATIIKH llttll.DINO W. G. Manning, D. M. D. DENTIST Suits 1 - is. O'Kans Building Tel. BlMk 1781 BSSld, Ore. VERNON A. FORBES I. A V V K K First Nattonnl Bank Building Bend. :-: :: Oregon G. C. MORGAN ylltoriM'y n( Leaf Room i. O'Kane Building BEND - - oitKoo.N W. P. MY ICRS LAWYICIl O'Kuno Bttlldlng, UK NO, ORE. lilt. ANNA ItlKS-FINMCY Office and RcMldencii, 28 Ortv goo street, opposite Public Li brary, i'honu 22X1. Women and Children Specialty BEND INSURANCE AGENCY Wrltrra of all klli.tn of In.uran.-o. Old. ml IlinilraiK-t Arnry in CtatfSl Ora Kon. II. C. Kill., h'lral National Hank lliiililltiK, llcml, OriKin. rOR SAI.K-Oni of Hi,- l-.,t, coastructed housos In Bond nt actual cost, s Ith no eharge for the 100x120 fret ,,r view property It stands upon. Terms like rem. Bend Park Co. Real E ftlatc ami In S BEND FURNITURE CO. MACHINES YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD CABINETS For Expert Nailery Ovcrlmulintf, Recharging and Electrical Work, go to SALTZM AN .V CX)LLINS All work guaranteed. New York Avenue & West Sixth Street. Eastes-Anderson Farm Land Co. Irrigated Farm Lands a Specialty ur.ii r.tvai, llNalK ANCE Fint Nallonsl Mnnk Building 1 24 Oregon Sliecl Hand, Oragon