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BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, I1EN1), ORttGON, MOMLIY, MAIU'll 111, 1010
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"In at One, at Five They're Done."
KECRUITING OFFICE
IS OPENED IN BEND
C. II. Fox, IS Years in I'. S. Navy, to
Uo In t'hurgo of Knlistnient
Hero for Next Year.
RYE IS GROWING
WELL AT MILLICAN
To take enlistments for the V. S.
Jiuvy, C. H. Fox, rated us chief water
tender, with a record of 13 years In
the service, arrived In Bend today
mid will remain here for the Jiext
year as recruiting officer for this
district. Only four-year enlistments
will be taken, tout applicants having
the proper qualifications may enter
any branch of the navy. Mr. Fox
states. He will make his headquar
ters in the office of Mayor J. A.
Eastes, in the Deschutes Investment
Co. building.
The establishment of a recruiting
office in Bend is made necessary by
reason of the policy of augmenting
the American naval strength, and
also to relieve men now in the serv
ice, who cannot be returned to
civilian life until others have been
secured to take their places.
One cent a word Is all a littl Want
id will cost you.
BILLION DOLLARS
IS RHEIMS' LOSS
(CoLtinucd from Page One.)
Prussian war and which they then
considered sufficiently large to ruin
France, commercially and Indus
trially for years to come.
In spite of this terrific cost, due
in part to the increased cost of build
ing materials resulting from the war,
Rheims is losing no time rising from
its ruins. For the reconstruction of
the city 20 complete plans have been
submitted by leading architects of
Paris and other French cities. No
one plan will be adopted, but the
city will pick out ot each the fea
tures that seem the most desirable,
end arrive at a final plan which will
be approved by .the city council.
Amongst the details already de
cided upon are big, broad streets
for the principal arteries; worklng
i men's quarters, with gardens, and
three series of boulevards, like those
' of Paris and Brussels, forming com
plete circles', there being one inner
circle and finally an outer circle.
It has also been decided that the
buildings encircling the cathedral,
nearly all of which are now in a com
plete state of demolition, will be
cleared out entirely in order that the
cathedral may occupy a vast open
square where all of its beauty may
be seen from any point.
MILLICAX, March 24. The fall
rye all looks good in this vicinity.
Furniture for the Morgan family
hus arrived.
Mrs. Ferdinand Tauscher and her
daughter, Mrs. Mary V. Keller and
children were Sunday callers at the
0. Graffenbergor and J. J. Holland
homes.
Leo F. Tauscher and his father
made a business trip to bend Mon
day. Mrs. J. J. Holland was a Monday
guest at the K. R. Keller home.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Going and
son Tom came back to their home
stead Monday. Mr. Going, however,
went latk to the logging camp uear
Bend to work.
E. V. Gucrney brought out some
more rye for R. R. Keller Monday.
Mr. Keller is, busy drilling these
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Bratt are visiting
with their daughter. Mrs. V. V.
Grinstead.
Hooper Dyer came out with the
mail stage Thursday and is now
visiting with bis father, Howard
Dyer. .
Herbert Moore made a business
trip to Bend Wednesday, returning
Thursday.
L. F. Tauscher motored to Bend
Thursday.
Guy Schaffer was a Bend visitor
Thursday.-
Mrs. Edgbert Dyer and daughter
Ruth, who have been visiting in Bend
with her uncfe' and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson, since last Friday, re
turned home Thursday. Her cousin.
Miss Wilson, accompanied her and
expects to visit here for a few days.
Mrs. Lowen has been quite ill, but
is Rlowly improving.
Some newcomers have moved onto
the former Wolf homestead.
Alex Feeal has sold his relinquish
ment recently. The new people, who
are from North Dakota, expect to
take possession in the near future.
Densil Dyer's infant son Bruce is
reported very ill.
Tom Going Is helping W. W. Grin
stead herd cattle.
The I. L. Owens family has moved
back. Mr. Owens is. employed at the
McKinley mill.
Leo Rooney purchased two cows
recently,, one from Fred Kiger and
one from near Bend.
A. J. Shaver made a trip to Bend
Thursday.
Mrs. George Cook has returned
from her trip to Illinois and is now
In Bend.
Wm. A. Rahn Is busy seeding.
We are certainly having spring
weather this first day of spring.
RIFLE THAT BdUNE CARRIED
Something to sellT Advertise in
The Bulletin's classified column.
Roberts Predicted Foch's Victory.
When Ixrd Roberts was In Canada
ten years ago at the dedication of the
Plains of Abraham park and plny-
nvtnnrf l.o mnrta thtu nrprltftlnn Thpv
I refiia tn believe me. and we are
asleep under a false security, for I do
not hesitate to affirm that we will
have a frightful war In Europe, and
that Great Britain and France will
have the hardest experience of their
existence. They will, in fact, see de
feat very near, hut the war will finally
be won by the genius of a French gen
eral named Ferdinand Koch, professor
In the military school In Paris."
giiiiii-. -mi
Mark Twain was once asked what book
he considered his best. He answered:
' "MY BANK BOOK."
Have you one? ' '"'
We would like to be of service to you in
any way we can. ,
Our Savings Department Pays i Interest.
The First National Bank
OF BEND
WE BANK ON YOU, YOU BANK WITH V9
Old-Fihlond Flint Lock 8ld to Hv
Been Brought to Wisconsin
Town by Southerner.
Punlel Boone's rllle, a genuine old
fashioned Hint lock, carried hy ltoime
mo many a perilous trip In the dark
and bloody liuntlni; ground of Ken
tucky and ou his famous Indlnu hunt
lug expeditions, was recently brought
Into n hardware store In a small town
III southwestern Wisconsin for much
needed repairs. It Is now the prop
erty of u Mr. ltufier, formerly of Mis
sissippi, who recently traded his 2,:ltH)
acre plantation for Wisconsin propert;
hikI has moved his effects north. The
rllle was given him by a doctor, to
whom It had been given by mi aged
hermit llvlug In the iiiouutalus ot Ten-'
uossee. '
The rifle Is a formidable affair,
real "long rllle," ouu of the typo that
gave the nickname of thu "long rllles"
to our western frontiersmen. It has
a barrel -10 Indies long, Is 4!i caliber,
a Hint lock with u nutehhox of In
laid silver, 'and weighs ten pounds.
The end of tlio butt Is set with u wild
hoar's tusk, and has the double or set
trigger. On the side of the stock are
carved with a jaekkiilfe tlio words,
"Boon's Tru Kren," on the walnut
stock the Initials L. 11. und the most
significant and sinister notches, eiu-li
notch standing for "one good Injun."
At the lower end of the stock Is a long
and deeply cut gash said to have been
cut by an Indian tomahawk thrown at
Boone. What happened to the Indian
is not recorded.
The rllle, badly broken In shipment,
has been repaired und Is now ou ex
hibition. Exchange.
I
More Uses fcr Electricity.
As might bo expected, the use of
wire resistances In fabrics to give elec
tric heating has suggested a grent va
riety of applications. Besides the
electric pud as a substitute for the
hot water boiile thtxe devices Include
electrically heated bath robes, sweat
tng rubes, beating bugs. rugi. foot
ivarmers, ear warmers, inotonnnn's
Cloves and even an electric blanket
for the old anil rheumatic horse. Kleo
trie current may he taken from light
ing circuits or special batteries. (
Clauificd advert U In charr twr Unu to
etnU for 20 wortU or tu. On cent per
word for all over 2D. All clawlfled advertising
itrictir canti in advance.
WANTED
WANTED Young man of good
habits to share bachelor apart
ments. P. O. Box C98. IMF
WANTED Married man with me
chanical ability for Janitor. Good
salary and apartments. No chil
dren. Bulletin office. 62-ilO-lc
WANTED Experienced cook. Mrs.
T. A. McCann, Bond. 50-90tfc
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Small two-room house.
furnished. Inquire at 1070 Union
St., Boulevard addition. 40-89P
FOR RENT Small two-room hoUBe.
furnished. Inquire at 1070 Union
St., Boulevard addition. . Bl-90tfc
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Two Ford cars. In
quire IJ. S. Forest Office, First
National Bank Bldg. 66-'J0-5c
FOR SALE First clasB saddle horse.
Suitable for lady. Inquire L. A.
W. Nixon. 54-S0-2C
FOR SALE OR Tit A UK Summer
Lake Irrigated land for city prop
erty. . Improved land, automobile.
Inquire C. V. Silvls. 03-90tfc
FOR SALE One team of horses, 4
and 9 years old each, weight 3000
lbs.; one set harness; one Clydes
dale colt, aged 8 mos.; one 8-inch
Winona wagon, like new; one gooM
hack; one 14-Inch Oliver plow. D.
W. Uletriech, Tumulo, Ore.
44-89-Dlp
FOR SALE One lot und hnlf. 145
foot frontage, Plnelyn Park; 8
room house, six rooms finished, 2
unflnlHhed. Prlco $3200. Inquire
Box 346. 45-89-92C
FOR SALE By owner, in Bond,
Ore., one store building with liv
ing room in connection. Established
business. Two houses on Broadway.
Phone Black 2311. 39-89tfc
poll WALK 1000-pomul team, wull
broko. For Information boo Pio
neer Garage, Bond St. 80-SOtfo
iMll HALE Lota it and 4, block 1,
Plnelyn Park. Two very uttruct
Ivo lota. Inquire Bulletin. 94-81tfc
pnit H.ALK 1(10 acres of laud In
Tumulo district; $4 an aero. ('. V.
Silvia. H-84lfc
pm SALE tioo. Taylor, lleud,
Orb., has all kinds of young Tilla
mook culvert. Call Hed 1341, or
write Box 113, for Information.
8K-8u-Slp
Professional
Directory....
FOR SALE On account of Blckness,
all my holdings in Bond at orig
inal price Hippodrome, American
Bakery, 3 lotB and houses In Park
addition; also 160 acres on Deschutes
river. Inquire O. W. Shrinnr.
37-88lfc
pOB SALE Two wheel Ford trailer
In good shape. Prlco right. In
quire Roberts, Bend Oarugo. ,
52-76tfc
poll HALE: Modern B-room bunga
low. Price $1860. Inquire C, V.
Silvin. 03-82tfc
pOR HALE 1 Chevrolet, 1916
model; yl Ford, 1918 model; 1
Maxwell, 1918 model; 1 Dodge, 1918
model. Liberty bonds accepted.
Phone Black 112, or see Geo. F,
Hoover. 66-78-tfo
R. S. HAMILTON
ATTOIINEY-AT-LAW
Rooms 13-16 First National.
. Bank Bldg. Tel. 611
(Dr. Cix'i Former Offloc.)
II. II. Do Arrm.nJ Cliu. W. Kr.Muo
De Armond & Erskinc
i, a w Y E it H
O'Kano Building, Bend, Oregon
DR. C. H. DAY
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
Rooms 5 and G. Wright Hotel
Tel. Black 582
(Only LlecntcU Otoath In County)
W. G. Manning, D. II D.
DENTIST
Suite 12-14 O'Kano Building
Tel. Black 1781 Bond, Ore.
DR. TURNER,
EYE SPECIALIST
Permanently Located In Bend
with New Equlphient
Private Ofllco In Thorson's
Jewelry Storo
Dr. Turner will bo In Prlno
wllln avnrv flrut nml third Krl-
I day; In Madras every second
and fourth Kriuay, unu in ucu
mond every first and third
Thursday of each month.
Dr. II. N. MOORE
DENTISTRY
Hours: 9:00-5:30; 7:30-8:30
Sundays 10-1
Tel Black 1671 O'Kano Bldg.
Telephone Ktd 171 O'Kane nilg
Dr. E. E. GRAY
DENTIST
Houfl 9:00 to 12:001:00 to 5:30
etnlntf mnd Sanjtri Av mpfintmint
DR. ANNA RIES-FINLEY
Office and Raidence 29 Orcgoa Slieet
oppmit Public Library
Phone 2281
Women sod Children I Specially
Dr. R. W. Hcndcrshott
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
O'Kane Building
Hours 10-12, 1-6
Itend irfiilgo No. 4U!I Iiyal Or
der of Mnime Meets In Moose
Hall every Thursday. Visiting
brothers are cordially Invited to
attend. '
MKH. MI LLER'S
IIAIRDREHHING PARIXHV
Pilot Hullo Inn
Phone 123
Scalp Treatments a Specialty
Dandruff and Falling Hair 1
Stopped.
Switches Made From Combings
Mrs. V. C. Cleveland
v Toucher of
IMano, Mandolin, fiultar
767 Ogdon Ave,
CENTRAL OHEftON
COLLECTING AOKNCY .
Rooms 2-4 O'Kano Building
Bond, Oregon
Collections Made In All Parts of
Central Oregon
Singer Sewing Machines
Latest Models & Improvements
' For Demonstrations See
I). PROUdll
With H. Cato, Johnson Building:
MISCELLANEOUS
TOBACCO USERS who desire uar
nntmul euro, sent C. O D. e- '111.
wrllu L. W. KllloU, Tho Dalles, Ore.
v 4U-IMMp
SICND YOUR FUHNI'l'I'ltl'l (o llla
,xlei''n, 734 Wall Kt,, for upholster
ing, rellnlshliiK und pui'klng.
!0-4-24p
JXI) ItEHEAItSALK at thu Llhurlv
Timiplo Sunday, 2 P. M., Thurs
day, 8 P. M. Wub. 24-73-Or.p
TO TRADE.
WILL TltADK 120 acres timber land
near t.'urrolton, WiihIi., for local
propurly. P. M. Morgan, Box till,
Bond, .411-1111-1 p
8CIIOOL DISTRICT ROM) El. EC
THIN NOTICE.
STATIC OF ORKflON,
County ot Deschutes, sh.
School District No. 1. ,-
Notice Is hereby given that at the
school district bond election hereby
called to held ut Kenwood School,
III and for School District No. 1 of
DuhcIiiiIos County, ()rKtt, 011 Satur
day, the L'Htli iliiy of March, A. D.
1019, but whim tlio hours of two
o'clock p. in. and seven o'clock p. 111.,
(hero will ho Btilimlltod to llm legal
vol el m tlmreiif tlio qui'Hti'ill of con
tracting a lioiidud Indebted ni'im In the
nil in of twenty-eight (hntlHiiud
(JliS.OOOl dollars for I he purpoHO ot
providing funds with which In ereel
and fiirnhili a school building III mid ,
for said school dlslrl-l.
The vote lo be by ballot 11 pun
which fliull hit thu wordii "IIiiiiiIh--Yes"
and "llondii No"; and Ihu
voter shall plum 11 cross (X) between
I he word "Hoods" mid the word
"Ves," or between Ihu word "lloiKUt"
and tho word "No," which Indicates
Ills choice.
Tho pullH lor tlio reception of tho
ballots cast for or iik'UhhI thu con
traullon of said ImlohteducHN will,
on sulci day and date and at tho place
aforesaid bo opened at tho hour of
two o'clock p. 111, unil remain open
until tho hour of hi, yen o'clock p. in.
on tho mm mu day when the hiiiiui shall
lie ulimed,
By order of thu district school
lion nl of Krhonl IHsti'lut No. 1 ot
Heucliuten county, Oreiion, tiiifdo HiIh
II f 1 li day ot March, A. D. Ullu.
J. P. KKYKH,
('hull inn 11 of Dbilrlct School
I ton i d .
At tent;
J. ALTON THOMPSON,
District Clerk. 7-tl r.n
General Acetylene
Welding Works
Phone 221
with PIONEER GARAGE CO.
We give immediate service to pints required
fur the operation of YOU It business.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
W. A. ZEliK
0. II. Ml-ADU
THE BACKBONE OF BEND IS
LUMBER MANUFACTURING
OUR PAYROLLS
. MAKE
YOUR PROFITS
BY BUYING LOCAL PRODUCTS
YOU ARE' HELPING BEND.
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
Local Sales Agent
MtLLKK LUMHKH CO.
Completo Stock of Lumlior
Iuh, Saili and Door
Eledric
Cleaner
Cets AH the Dirt, AH
the Time. There is no
period ieal housc-clcnn-
ln time, nodimtlnif, or wIih
Iiik" up. Thedli-t simply ills-appcui-s
till of It, All tho
housewife ilnen H punl, H,o .
but ton and (fiilde t he cleaner. ft
And It's done In one-llfth the
Hum. TIIOH Niiccum Clean
ers sold on easy terms.
Bend Water Light
& Power Co.
HELP BUILD
UP YOUR
COMMUNITY
Community life in Amer- A
ica is the very life blood
of our democracy. Every
"citizen owes allegience to
his home town
The factories, liiills and shops of your town provide
the payrolls and comforts needed for health 'and
prosperity. Patronize and support loyally every
business man in your community. Hy doing so you
will belworking most effectively for yourself and
building up your home town. '
THE SHEVUN HIXON' COMPANY