The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, May 21, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHH MIND 111 I l.iniN, DAILY KDITION. HKNI). OltKOON. TUESDAY,, MAY 91, 101 PAOK 8 Tuesday & Wednesday Pauline Frederick in "Mi. I)unc Dcfemic M h I Scmtcit Comedy 'Dangers of A Bride' Nl'.W.s WEEKLY Special-Thursday Only Harold Lockwood 'UNDER HANDICAP" a Reel Mhk. WoaoWplay iti va i umi Ronincfl COMINGBILL. I IAR 1 la "HELL'S HINGES" LOCAL NIOWS ITEMS WEDNESDAY AU. Mf-AM WHhAl LESS e im muii OUOQBUI ' i t - i . , i . , i, H,i O'HtAIMI,. Wt AT f to, Dayton ol Tumalo i tba oily on bualoaai j c Carter of Burna i" regletered nt tin, pilot Butte t B, Ooinic or uillieau la boal neaa rlaltor in lha city, j ii Minor lefl thin morning for n bualDaaa trip to Prtnavllla J D. C Thulium of Kurt Rock U Iranaactlng bualneaa in the city, a Wblanaol returned thu nora imc from a bualneaa trip to Portland, Mr ami Mm I. Larson and Mr, ltd Mm it Martin of The Dallea are topping In tin' , ity. Mrs, P, i, Jonaa lefl thin morn ing fur Baker, where aha win vlall with relatlvea for aome time, K In-Vaul of Iti'iliiionil Ih In tin' it in tin. Interest of u patent on an auto wheel which ln In endeavoring in place on th market, i.i, ut c Weeka ol Ft, Keougb, .Mont . ho haa i n in ihla district fur aeveral weeka buying up re- PREPAREDNESS AGAINST REPAIREDNESS Protect Your Property with SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS PHONE 401 F. DEMENT & CO. TAr f'refcircd Stocl Stare Groceriea Hardware We've Just Received A Beautiful New Line of SEPARATE SILK SKIRTS Plaids and Stripes, with poekets and belts, in regu- !::s;';sv"ry$5.5o-$5.95-$6.5o SPRING COATS 1?"'!'"'. $10.50 to $29.50 Every popular material anJ style in Serijen. Vilouri, Poplins nnd Silvertones. Everyone on unmatchable value. Buy your Wearable, at tin's .tore and" buy Thrift Stamp! will, the savings. The Peoples Store THE Stork Tha t Sells For Less Agent loi Aimo, Pl.t. Ho.iy Agent lo. R & G Cort. Diounii for tin! governmenti i in tba olty, Mayor h. C. Caldwell lad Ihla mornlnS tor Portland, where ba win attend ii eonfarouoo o( Oregon mayora and utMn a patriotic meetlne, called by Ibo atata council of de fense. Frank Parrand, who bus bean with i ha Pacific Telephouc and Telegraph company (or the paal throe years, hai roilgnod. He loft Band lael nlgbl to acoepl a poaltlon In tba iblp yard! in Seattle, nix family will join him there In u tow days. Mra, m v Dodge of Burna, aocom panlad by the mi. inn. M'" I kim Baundere, arrived In Band mum. day ovonlng and Tuaaday morning loft for Portland) where Mra. Dodge Kurn ii h ii delegate to tint war con ference, which convonoi in that city tomorrow, Major jiiy Baltiman or tiu Band mint iii. togatbar with othera of the offleore, aeveral membera of th county courl und J. Alton Tbompaon, win leave ibis evening for Portland, where tbey win attend the war con ference, whlcb i to be held vVednee iiuy umi Tburaday ol this week, altar ROC1ETV MEBTfl. 'iin Lad lea' Altar aoelaty of the Catholic ohurefa win bold a meeting next Tburaday afternoon nt the home of Mra, Mayrand, on Delaware avenue.-- Adv. AT THE HOTELS. Pilot iintti- Inn. J C. Carter, lliirnn; Mr ami Mm. t) I. Larson, I'll, Dallea; Mr anil Mm. R, .Martin. The Dallea; Mr, ami Mra, N Paul sen, Portland; Llaut, C, C, Weeks, Ft KnouKh. Mont.; Chas. W Haylcr. Walla Walla; J M Bslrd, Chicago; Fred a Dunkham, Portland. Cosj II I. N ii Elliott, Terre bonne; Mra. w. J Hall, Terrebonne; Mra, Margaret Wlnfleld, Terrebonne; a J Puller, Lower Bridge; a K. Rlchardion, iiumB; Tboa, C, Deegan, Burns; w. w. Pordbam, La Pine; Jack Holet, Baker; Robert timber good, I.H Pine, Wright Hotel. B Devaul, Red mond; a Hail, Prtnavllla; J. s. Jayee, Balam; Mra. w. V. limine. Burna; Ruth Baundere, Burna; Mar Kant Saunders, Burne; T. B Qolng, MUll, an; T B, Dayton, Tumalo; J. T. Atnei, Brldger; J. i C. Thomaa, Fort Hoik; ji-Hni- Barlaa, Blltsen, Advertised Letters. Mali for tio- following pereoni re mniiiH unclaimed m the Band poet of firi- on May 10, 1 9 1 s : Barnum, H, M Burley. Thomaa Colby, Oeo. Coleyham, 0, n Corbett, Mlaa Dorothy Combe, II Olenn, Charlee ouhh, Qeo, s. Qardner, Wilbur Hawke, Peter Helmn, K johnaon, Oaear jnogera, Peter Lants, Art i l i I mini. A. m, Cormack, J. R, ol-r. John Rice, Mrs. Martha Rullk, F. Ramaey, F. I,. Raid, m. s. Slovene, Mm. live Smith. II. 0. Thompa Mra. Myrtle 1 2 1 Wilson, Q s Warthen, Mrs. Pearl Wlllett, Qoorge Wright, P. N. Bomethlng to tell? Advertlte in Tho Bulletln'a olaaalfled column. MILLER LIKES WORK AT GAMP FORMER BEND PHYSICIAN WHITBB TO ITlll-;.M)S HERE TELLING OF TRAINING AT WASHINGTON POST. Everybody nt Camp Lewie iwlnge picks, i-viin to thi! officers, In makltiK trencboa, dugouts and iiimpitai camps, uriorilliiK to Lieut. DwlKht P. Miller, former Bond physician, in a inter to J I). Davidson of thin city. Tho letter tollowa: "Dear Jim: "Will, 11 1 lust I am koIiik to write you u line to let you ami the brother! umi tallowa know that 0111: DwlKht P. Miller i in eslatenca ami halo umi hearty; able to take chow T. 1. D. We iiav. been up here "flgbUng tba battle of camp Lewie ever lines Sept, th, "17." 1 waa expecting to go overaeaa very aoon after reaohing ramp, ax wi re we ail. and everything baa panned out differently ho far that I have fi ll a little queer BS to rolat- Iiik my expeiienoea to you tellowa. "However, 1 oan tell yon that we have dome organization here anil If later tiny ever gel the Huns up on top of tio' ground you win probably hear of iih Our training l very In- toroatlng ami conalata' of eavalry drill, nlKimllliia, range flrliiK. nlgbl driving, Kim achool, iiintoi ibootlng, outpoat formation, and it leema to me eometlmea about n tba whole bualneei except tbe navy dope. Wa make mapa, t 1 k dugouts, trencboa, erert Held hospitals both above umi beneath tbe ground. Ami everybody bwIiikk the pick, Including the offl eore. Ol course thla in done at of- M, em' echOOl and later we tea ill the men. But, Jim. lt' the real thing, believe me. Then a: tin. close of day when tio- min turn In for the night I have to attenil the i IIoIch umi lei -InreH at the hu.se hoHpltal ami a day for me naually beglna at r,:4r a. m. ami enda t 10 p. m. "Leal week we were out on man oeuvem umi I rarrled a 40-pound park and hiked mile. So you , un aee a fellow haa to get into shape or he Jimt dlea rlKht here. I want you to know that I like It uud that 1 feel very glad to be back In Rood shape physically, Besldea a fellow heKlnH to feel like he hud learned aometblng thut win be of service to hl nation and la getting "hard boiled," which i the correct vernac ular. "Tin y had mo In n little worry at firm around here for they thought of course coming from Blast era Ore gon that I waa a roundup' performer with a reputation ax a horseman umi u revolver hIioI. Hut I have never been very unlucky as yet, for the horse 1 ride Is a line, sensible fellow, uud he is very careful for me. lie looked at me and Bald, 'Hoc. now he careful as you can and I won't let you fall off.' I have the outfit de ceived so fur. At shooting the prac tice that 1.. A. W. Nixon and 1 used lo hold occasionally out of Bend a ways stood me In ureal hand and I have shot some Rood targets for an amateur, And nt driving the ambu lances 1 am an authority. A fellow who ever navigated that Bend coun try with it machine like the old one I used lo drive has hud some experi ence in driving, blackamlthtng nnd machine shop practice that they couldn't approach in any country on earth, don't you think? "Well, Jim, this Is very much all about myself, hut 1 urn going to close now, and please give my kind regard and affection to the membera of Bend lodge. 1 visit often In Tucomn nnd am next door to the Masonic ambu lance company Unit came Into the service from Sun Francisco. Hut I sure would like to drop in ut homo, for llend lodge will always he home to me. "Willi kindest regards to you, Jim. 1 am, "DWIQHT 1''. Mil. 1, Ell, "1st Lt M. R. i'. I'AMMAW HALL ADMITS WOMEN AS MEMBERS NEW YORK, Tammany Hall es tablished a precedent today by ad- j milting women ns members of Its ex ecutive committee. Tbo newly elect ed women were admitted to the "Wigwam" nnd took part In u dis cussion as to tbe best way to obtain enrollment of women nt the pri maries. LAKE COUNTS READY. LAKE VI I0W, May 20. Local Red Cross workers hnvo been more than busy during the pnst week, und ns n consequence plans or 'be drive which commences today are well under way. Col. F. P. Light hue boon appointed campaign manager of the drive for Lake county, nnd tho colonel la hound thnt Lako county shnll go over tho top ns usual. MAKING BEST OF ALFALFA CROP SAVING LEAVES AND STEMS MAIN ITEM IE TIME AND METHOD OF CUTTING AND CUBING, O. A. C. EXPERIMENT STATION, Corvallls, May 1H. Alfalfa fanners will Bud Hint tbey can best meet the present hay shortage by cutting and curing their 1918 crops at the uud In tho manlier that will tbe larKcst amount possible make the best hay. "Within two or three weeks,' time Have and says PrOf. O. It. Hysiop of O. A. f). ex periment station, "alfalfa buy will be reudy for making. lluy Itockl have been reduced during the win ter and spring, and farmers are called on to meet the situation us best tin y can. "Borne growers In sections where hay is sold by volume the tonnage being determined by measuring the slack have followed the practice of allowing the hay lo become over-ripe and woody so thai it hulkH up larger. This practice not only tends In some cases to reduce a four-crop country to three crops a year, but makes the buy coarse and woody. Its value is thus reduced and a large amount of I It Is wasted. "The best part of alfalfa for hay purposes Is the leavea und line parts. To save these parts It Is necessary to cut the alfalfa for bay when It is about one-tenth In bloom or when '.he new shoots liegin nuuning out from toe crown. "Bake the hay us soon as It Is well wilted; cure rapidly in the windrow or cock, and get Into the stuck or under cover with least possible ex posure to sun nod rain. "Hay efficiency or value depends much on Its time of cutting, thor oughness and rapidity of curing, freedom from exposure and the sav ing of leaves and fine stems." TKRREBONNE PUPILS WORK FOR RED CROSS TERREBONNE), May L'l. The T'-rn-honne school closed last Fri,Ia for the summer vacation. This school has a very active Junlon ii. d Cross, the following articles having been made by them during the school year: Klrst to Fifth tirades Six thou sand gun wipes. 12 ambulance pil lows, 3 dozen kitchen holders. 2 1 dozen knitted washcloths. :'. dozen handkerchiefs, 17 knitted squares. .14 comfort kits and 9 pairs bed socks. Sixth lo Ninth tirades. PI f teen knitted squares. 12 contort kits, 12 shoulder wraps, 56 wash cloths. 4 sweaters. 2 pairs gunners' mitts, IS pairs baby bootteea. Hoys' Manual Training. - Ten coat hangers. It regulation :'.x2x2 Red Cross packing boxes. Some of these articles have been sent to friends, some to Camp I. '-wis and the rest turned to to tho llend chapter. Miss Adeline Deltrich left this week for Salem, Ore., where she will attend summer school. Mr and Mrs. Ceorge Innker and Mr. nnd Mrs. II. E. Nichols left Sun day evening for Seaside. Ore., where they win attend a convention of the I. O. O. P. and Hehekah lodges. Miss I'herne Ralston Is spending a few days In Orandview. the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. Oshorn. WARNER' MAY ECONOMY SALE! Starts Wednesday, May 22 and Lasts Five Days AReal Money Saving Event We have labored lonir and hard to make this the big event of the season. We have accumulated a great big lot of Real Bargains for this event. COME EARLY! COME OFTEN! The United Warehouse Company WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS TOR CENTRA I. OREGON ok OIL, GASOLENE, ELOUR, SALT, MEATS. HAM. fiACON, LARD, Etc. Fertilizer! for Lawra and Farm Lands GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS We Buy Hides THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY Phone 241 A. M. PrinfU. Manager I am obliged to leave town for a few days. While I am gone Mrs. Ayers, of Portland, will take charge of my business. She is a very pleasant lady and well experienced in this work. During next week she will give with every Shampoo, i Golden Glint Rinse free, also a French Pack free with every Massage. Scalp Treatment guaranteed to stop the fall ing of hair, also'. Manicuring given. Special at tention given toMjoth ladies and gentlemen. MRS. MULLER Haik Dkkssing and Beauty Pahi.or Room 28. OKane Bldtf. Mrs. W. O. Kalston left Monday evening for Sheridan. Ore., to be with her rather, who is quite ill at his home In that city. Leonard McKadden, V. S. A., a member of B battery, .14 6th field artillery, from Camp Lew-is, Wash., is home on a 30-day furlough. Rev. Elmer Mc-VIcker will hold church services at L. P. C. hall next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. All ore cordially invited to attend this Bcrvlce. i ATTRACTIVE WIMXHV DISPLAY. Showing the location of their 197 stores, the J. C. Penney company has an attractive window display in this city. The foundation of the dis play Is a large map of the L'nited States, with strings radiating from each town In which a store is located to a description of the store and management on a card on the win dow. Someone is probably going to go up in the nlr during the airplane program Investigation. STORAGE HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED COUNTRY TRIPS TEAMS Phone Bend Hauling Co. BEND'S ECONOMY CENTER HAROLD LOCKWOOD "UN0CR HANDICAP" At the Liberty Thni-tliiy. Judging by the ordinary run of events, it will be father's war garden : if the harvest is bountiful, and j mother will be held responsible for any failures. BAGGAGE Black 451 TRUCKS