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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1918)
PAOK 4 THK 11UNI III 1 I 1 I IN. DAILY I I MTU IN, IIKNII, OKHOON, TUESDAY, MAY J I , HUM TONIGHT and WEDNESDAY NIGHT CARLYLE BLACKWELL and JUNE ELVIDCE "THE WAY OUT and u Smashing Two-Reel Comedji Classified Advertisements T u r s d ii ' :i n d F r i d a GEORGE WALSH "THE PRIDE OF NEW YORK" Two-Roel Sunshine Comedy "A Self Made Lady" SWEATERS and SKIRTS Just received another shipment of silk sweaters in all the new shades. Also a big shipment of silk skirts in blaoks, stripes and fancy plaids. Don't fail to see these wonderful values. WANTED WANTED Poiitton by elderly man. I inquire untie BrioK restaurant. 80 1 3 0-4 Op I WANTED M''n on ranch, married or single. Bteady )db to right man. r. i . Burt, Bend, ore. Phone F8B. 67-139-1400 iMnMiiatliitiH ituii Sweatera in roio Kolloy, gold, white, blue. Uluoh Bllli Bklrtsi lomo wonderful value, iki.im, and also In fanry OOlor I horn In all prleeH $II).IMI, $1 1. III). Blip on Sweaters, ail oolora Have BO.OO, gO.OO, $7.im. nui.im, $7.00, wh.iio, lo.uo, Bilk Skirts In the new color oomblna is In atrtpea ami plaldij tome beauties at nu.im, SB.OO, BO.OO BO.OO, 97.00, kih.iio, BO.OO, ilO.OO. RAND WHERE GOOD THEATRE PICTURES ARE SHOWN. LA FOLLETTE WANTS I RAILROADERS MAY BE CHARGES WITHDRAWN DRAFTED TO ARMY Attorney Bajra There a No Bvilence That Wisconsin Senator Ik Disloyal. (By llnitf.1 Prtm to The Bond Bulletin.) WASHINGTON. May 2 1. Senator La Kollette has demanded that the Senate committee on privileges and elections dismiss the disloyalty charges filed against him by the Minnesota public safety commission. It is asserted through his attorney that there was nothing disloyal in La Follette's St. Paul speech when he declared that the United States did not have sufficient grievances to warrant a declaration of war. ENTIRE POLICE FORCE JOINS MARINE CORPS PHILADELPHIA, May 21 Kver hear of a town so quiet and orderly that the entire police force, in order to get something to keep them busy, enlisted in the Marine corps? That is the case of the little town of Mauch Chunk, Pa., which recently waved a fond farewell to its whole police department without a qualm of fear for its own safety as the men left for Paris Island. S. C, the Ma rine corps training camp. The force consisted of four able bodied men Robert Mader. Clinton Mader, Charles Shutt and Chester B.'sby. The jail at Mauch Chunk has not been occupied by a prisoner since last Christmas, hence the departure of the guardians of the peace. TROUBLE BREWING OVER CONSCRIPTION (By United Press to The Bend Bulletin.) DUBLIN. May 21. Outwardly everything i.s very calm, although the streets are thronged with men discussing the arrests of more than one hundred Sinn Feiners. rendering the organization practically loader less. New leaders have been ap pointed, but they are apparently moderates and are not advising forceful resistance of conscription. The government has announced that evidence will soon be published prov ing that the Sinn Keiners have plotted with Germany. (By United PrM t.. The Bend Bulletin.) PORTLAND, May 21. Yesterday was the last day for enlistments under the urgent call of the war de partment for 25 railroad hrnkemen. flagmen and conductors from Ore gon for service In the army. 1'nless tabulations today show that 2' Ore gon men have volunteered, enough to make up the quota will be drafted at once from class 1 and classes I and 3 if necessary. SUMMER RATES ARE ADVERTISED vy.WHl) TO TRADE! 4 0 acres adjoining the townstto of Sisters, for modern house in Bend. T L.i Shaw, Sisters.. iil-139-145p W A NTE D Com petent wo man for scrubbing and general cleaning. Apply in person Pilot Butte Inn. 36-18 So WHITE WASH SKIRTS in piques, 1 in M AO (TO QQ ? QO QO gaberdines, whipcords, etc pi.4l7, $1. JO, yL.uO, $d.UO, J)'iwO YOU CAN DO BETTER AT J. C. PENNEY CO., Inc. WE LEAD Others Follow- TO TRADE. TRADE 120 acres, fenced; S room house; 40 acres under culti vation; want to exchange (or h.iiis.' and lot in Bend. Box 22, Bend, 54-U7-142 FOR RKNT JiXHl UK NT A ;l-room cottage, also an so-acre ranch. Reasonable, Room 11S. Pilot Butte Inn. S9-138-140p poll RENT (-room apartment, un furnished, partly modern. Larch addition, close In. B. M. Thompson. 49-135tfc (By United Tre to The Bend Bulletin.) SEASIDE. Ore.. May 21. - Despite the word from Salem recently that summer rates would not be offered by the railroads, all Oregon rail roads offered a special rate of one and one-third fare from all points east and south of Portland to Sea side today because of the Odd Fel lows' state encampment that opened here. The S. P. & S. ran a special train here from Portland. poll RENT Very desirable, light. well ventilated rooms; fireplace, shower bath; on river front. Ilojt 382. 88-188-18lp poll RENT Small room, close In. Phone 2281. 5t-186tto ALFALFA SHEEPMEN SHEAR THEIR FLOCKS ALFALFA. May 21. The Sloan sheep and those of the Johnston ranch have been sheared. A truck from Bend hauled the wool to the warehouse. Mrs. Fred Schmitt and daughter Margaret, who has been traveling for the past four years, returned to their home fh Alfalfa Saturday. Gustave Berry, who Is employed at Powell Butte, was visiting with home folks Sunday. Mrs. C. Holloway has been quite ill with measles, hut Is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ferry received a box of flowers from their son Ralph in France. Mrs. Albert Shults conducted the seventh and eighth grade examina tions Thursday and Friday. The ap plicants were: Cecil Rallowajr, eighth grade; Goldie Ferry and Don- avan Smock, seventh grade. Wm. Ferry and family attended the track meet In Prineville Satur day. The Jolly Neighbors will meet with Mrs. Mary Benn Wednesday after noon and more Red Cross work un dertaken. Wm. Wilson of Powell Butte was looking after his Interests in Alfalfa Thursday. Frank Tatti lias seeded eight acres to alfalfa and made other improve ments on his own place poll RENT 2-room house, partly furnished. Park addition, close to mills. See E. M. Thompson, piano house on Minnesota St. 48-1864(0 poll RENT Rooming house, close to mills. H. H. DeArmond. 46-186tfe FOR SALE Financial Statement Of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BEND At the Close of Business May 10, 1918 RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts $529,207.58 Bonds and Warrants 70,220.95 Stock In Federal Reserve Bank 1,500.00 Banking House Furniture and Fixtures 82, 13111 Other Real Estate Owned 4,107.70 Five Per Cent. Redemption Fund 025.00 Cash and Exchange 199,149.36 $843,001.70 LIABILITIES. Capital $25,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Prolits 27,9110.04 Circulation 12,500.00 Deposlta 777,031.72 $843,001.76 The First National Bank BEND. OREGON poll SALE CHEAP Six good cows, some fresh, Ave calves, two good wagons, one Studebaker hack, one Deerlng reaper, one sprlngtnoth har row, one U. S. cream separator, good M new; 100 chickens. $8.60 per dozen. Five miles southeast oT Bend. Neis Koppang. 64-188 I lOp poll BALK Maxwell in good run ning order. Electric lights and starter. $486 cash. Bend Oarage. 69 I89tfe poll BALE Several pieces of Unlit colored oak furniture, nearly new. Phone Red2891. 66-188-8p poll BALE Two uutos; make your own bug. Modern Oarage. 48-186t(o poll BALE Furniture and ranges Inquire E. M. Thompson. MumI. Store. Minnesota St. 33-138t( gIDKWAI.K FOR HAI.K Sixty teal of good four-foot idewalk. Cun easily bo hauled In 18 -foot length to any location. Inquire Bulletin of fice. 42-06tfc ROR SALK Two lots In Northwest TownBlte Compony'e Second Ad dltlon (west of the rlvor. near Hhev lln mill) ; price. ilGO, easy terms, Ap ply abc, Bullotln office. tl poll BALE Eight-room new mod ern house; room rent pays tax. in surance and Interest. Phone Red 1711. SO-lSOtte J.'olt SALK Lots r and 10. of block 24 of Kenwood, price $326, very eaay terma. See ABC, Bulletin office. 349-lTOtf THE BACKBONE OF BEND IS LUMBER MANUFACTURING OUR PAYROLLS MAKE YOUR PROFITS BY BUYING LOCAL PRODUCTS YOU ARE JjELPING ffEVD. The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. Local Sales Agent MILLER LUMBER CO. Complete Stock of LuitiImt Lath, hash and Doors Eostes-Anderson Farm Land Co. Irrigated Farm Lands a Specialty GENERAL INSURANCE First National Bank Building 1 24 Oregon Street Bend, Oregon ulr7man ft Pnlliirc EXPERT Battery Repairing, DdllZIIld.il 0t LUIUIlb Recharging and Electric Work All Work Guaranteed. Recharging and Electa Newport Ave. and West 6th St. The Man at the Bench is the Co-Worker of The Man in the Office LET'S GET TOGETHER FOR THE COMMON GOOD THE SHEVLIN-HIXON COMPANY BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS. The Cost of Building Furniture and Every, thing has Advanced from 28 to too per cent. ylre Y ou Carrying Enough Insurance ? See J. A. EASTES Ctri tra i o report I rat! in,' INSURANCE AGENCY Carlson & Lyons PLUMBING .V HEATING Plumbing and Heating Supplies, Hath Room Accessories, ic. Pipe, Valves and Fittings PHONE RED 1B!1 , 4 Wear Custom Made Clothes Nw Style ant) Malrtusli arr hrrr for your inijvitiof. si your nni tuil be tai lor rd htc . Carl Johnson I fir I aitot Bend Lodge No. 498 Loyal Or tier nf Mix mm MVt-lH in Moohh Mull every Thursday. Visiting brothers are cordially Invited t attend. MRS. MULLER'S HAIR. DRESSING and BEAUTY PARLORS O'K.ne IJId. Room 2H. PboosR-1701 Oftiee phona ink noi it, ink 2102 nUtl CONSULTATION Dr. R. D. Ketchum, UrtiKleiiH IMiyhIcIuii Houra. I to 12. I tn 5 10, or br ap pointment. BATHKIt HUM. MM; Tinning and Uheet Metal WM. MONTdOMICHY. Furnaces, Spouting, Guttering, Cornice and SkyllKbt IlonnlrliiK promptly attended to Prices right, work guaranteed DR. TURNER F.yr. Specialist of Portland VISITS BEND MONTHLY Walcli paper (or Datrs or inquire of THORSON, THE JEWELER K. A. MontsTomery P. Montfomerr SPRINf.DAI.E ON THE MKTOLIUS GRANDVIHW. ORE. "Hoover" Prices Eggs for Hatching Itnrrc.fl Rock, per ncttlntf 11.50 White I'ckln Duekt, per 13 tl.SO Toiiloupri (icphc, ench SOc llronKc Turkey, uncli 26c Heist-inn Hurc Doea, rnch $1.00 Guinea Pig Howh, cuch SOc I he DSSt Value in Food Yuu Can Buy J tijay u BREAD American Bakery 'I'l l 1 tin- In- l ' Central Oregon Cleaning Works Ml kinds o! Alteration! and Repairs Neatly Done Ladies' Work a Specialty 1020 WA LL STREET M. A. PALMER OabiSMM .Maker ami ltull..-r, Jobbing Franklin St., rear nf trrlgatloa Oo.'i idd building, W. G. Manning, D. M. D. DENTIST Kultn 12-14, O'Kans Ilulldlng Tel. IU,uk 1781 11.-, nl, Ore. H. II. De ARMOND I.AWVKIl O'Kans Building, Band, oniKoi VERNON A. FORRES I. A W V H It Flret National llouk Building Band, :-: :-: Oregon (i. C. MORGAN Attorney nt l,utv Hoora a, O'Ksnn nulldlng BOND - - - ORBOON W. P. MYERS LAWYER O'Kane Balldlog, BONO, oriw. DR. ANNA KIIOS-I IM.IOY Office and Healdeneo, 2!) Oro gOH Htrnet, opposite Public Li brary. Phone 22H. Women and Children a Specialty REND INSURANCE AGENCY WrltiTu nf nil klniln of Inaurnncn. Old. Ml limiimnrc, Ar.n. v In Ontral Oro iton II. c. Kill, Plrit Ntloil Dank llull.linir, Ik-nil, Orvwon. FOR SALK-Ono of tlio best Constructed bouneH In Hend tit aotual eost, with no oharge for the 100x120 feel, of view property U Mliinds upon. Terml like ront. Bend Park Co. Real Estate and In
