THB BEND BULLETIN. DAILT EDITION, BEND, OREGON, SATlTUiAY, APRIL - 111, 1019
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The Bend Bulletin
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rakllthed rTr.ry Arternean Kieerit Sanaa.
Br lb Bend Ballelta (IllcinwtM).
Kniereu as Second Claaa mailer, January V
1(17, at Ihe Poat Offlco at Bend, Orexon, under
Act ol March . Ie7. .
ROBERT W. 8AWYKR Kdltor-Mananr
BENKY N. FOWI.F.R... Ataoclat Editor
r'KEl) A. VOKl,r't-KN,.,Aitverlt.in Mannuer
II. W. HUNT Circulation Mannirer
RALPH 81'ENCER..,.. Mechanical Sunt
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aquare deal, clean buainesa, clean polltica and
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SATURDAY. APRIL 12, 1919.
PAYING FOR WHAT YOU ORDER.
i When Germany proposed an armls
. tiee in the weeks preceding the 11th
of last November, the American
Jieople, as one man, insisted that the
only terms . which should be given
were unconditional? surrender. Thejr
knew what the war had cost and
what its continuation would cost in
money, and in lives.
' ' Their demand that the war go on
unless Germany surrender uncondi
tionally had only , one meaning aud
that was that, knowing the price,
they we're willing to pay.
;- Had the war gone on the Ameri
can people would have been ready
to subscribe to a Liberty loan. Their
willingness to pay would have been
translated -into actual paying by the
purchase of more bonds. There
would have been no question about
raising the necessary funds. There
can be no question today, although
the fighting is over.
Today the money Is needed to pay
for what the people demanded last
October and November. Their order
to Uncle Sam was to make all neces
sary preparation for the complete
crushing of the enemy. Uncle Sam
got ready. The enemy saw what was
coming and he cracked.
Now let's pay for what we ordered.
Buy Victory bonds.
RADIO WAR RULES
ARE DECLARED OFF
(Br United Preea to The Bend Bulletin.)
WASHINGTON. D. C, April 12.
All. restrictions on radio receiving
stations, other than those used for
regular commercial wireless, will be
removed on May 15, Acting Secre
tary of the Navy Roosevelt an
nounced today.
Put it in "THE BULLETIN."
; WANTED
.V . WET WASH
Rough Dry and Finished Work
- ' Electric Machine Used
Call 1602 Hill St., or write
Mrs. Pearl E. Lattimer
! Box 80, Bend, Oregon
"Work Called For and Delivered
Complete
Line of
Spaulding
Sporting
. - , f
Goods
F4DEMENT
. Flea)
aMrsna.
CI RIOU8 ACCIDENTS.
A 17-year-old girl of Danbury,
Conn., was killed while riding with
her brother and a friend; The horse
they were driving ran, and started
up an embankment. The carrlago
overturned, throwing out the girl.
At this moment a motorcycle rider
passed at high speed and struck the
girl, killing her almost Instantly.
Moral: Insure in The Travelers.
J.C.Rhodes. Adv.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TODAY'S TEMPERATURE
(Taken at 3 p. m)
Maximum, SS degrees.
A. C. Able was In from Prlneville
last night
W. Ed Moore, Millican merchant
is a business visitor in Bend today.
C. S. Hudson left this morning for
Heislng's ranch on the Metollus.
Mrs. Harry Manion. assistant in
the county tax collector's office. Is
ill at her home in this city.
Dave Newman and A. R. Batch
elder ot Burns arrived in the city
last night.
( Al Trelchel and F. E. Broslus or
Prlneville arrived In the city last
night and are remaining over today.
T. J. Dealy of Alfalfa Is spending
the day. In Bend looking after busi
ness matters.
Burton Oney, forest ranger In the
La Pine' section. Is in Bend today on
business at the office of the forest
supervisor.
T. A. McCann of The Shevlln
Hixon Company, returned to Bend
this morning from a business trip In
the east.
Miss Genevieve MacLaurin, form
erly of this city, arrived In Bend last
night from Portland for a week-end
visit with friends.
AT THE HOTELS.
Hotel Wright.
W. T. Palmer, Portland.
J. Labrie, La Grande.
Eddie Peterman, New York.
Jennie E. Carroll, Butte, Ore.
H. C. Blancy, Portland.
J. T. Dealy, Alfalfa.
W. P. Gift, Deschutes.
John Cook, Fort Rock.
L. A. Aliens), New York.
A. C. Able, Prlneville.
George Nelson, Salem.
Ruth Nelson, Salem.
Mrs. A. E. Moisted, Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole 8lmonson,
OUB strong box is a GBEAT MAGNET for the money ot thoie who
conduct their homes and business by check. It DEAWS the DOL-
l.ATta VonM find it POSITIVELY to YOUR ADVANTAGE if
you would let it magnetize your money. Our FINANCIAL SEEVICE is
BACKED by YEAR! ' OF EXPERIENCE, The DISTINGUISHED
TOWNSMEN on our board of directors is our . BEST GUARANTEE
YOUR. NEIGHBOR BANKS WITH US. DO YQU?
-Central Oregon Bank
Eledric
Cleaner
Gets AH the Dirt, All
the Time. There is no
periodical house-clean-
inir time, no dusllnp, or wip
ing up. Tho dirt simply due
appears) all of It. All the
housewife does is puxh the
button und guide thecUnnur.
And It's done In ouo-llftb. the
time. THOH Naooum Clean
i or sold on easy terms..
Bend Water light
& Power Co.
Hotel Coaj. '
Dave Newman, Burns.
A. R. Batchelder, Burns, '-
"W. Ed Moore, MUllcan. -;.
Nels Erlckaon. Spokane.
R. A. Gammons, Roberts.
J. A. Hamilton, Portland. , .
H. Morton, Portland. . j .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nass, South
Bend. .-;
Pilot Cutte Inn. ......
Harold H. Hindlach, Seattle. '
William A. Houly, Portland.
F. W. Buswell, Portland.
P. R. Brooks, Vancouver, B. C.
C. H. Smith, Oregon Trunk.
Al Trelchel, Prlneville.
C. S.- Woods, Prlncyllle.
F. E. Broslus, Prlneville.
W. H. Walllngford, Portland.
F. B. Wise, Portland. "
Charles H. Hay, Spokane. ,
D. C. KurU, Yakima. '
F. L. Hawley, Portland.
W. K. McCormack, Deschutes.-''
M. R. Matthew, The Dalles.
L. L. Painter, Portland.
J. W. E. Ross, Portland.
W. F. Dosek, Dwlght, Neb.
ociei
Mrs. David Kelly and Mrs. William
Belmont entertained the Ladles' Altar
society at the home of Mrs. "Kelly,
at 107 St. Helens drive. A very pleas
ant afternoon was spent and a
handsome bath set which was do
nated by the Sisters was raffled off.
Mrs. Whlttler held the lucky num
ber. The ladles spent tho afternoon
sewing for the-fair which Is to be
held May 17. and quantities of
aprons, fancy work, etc., have been
turned in. At 4:30 a delicious lunch
was served. The ladies present were
Mesdames Jones, Muher. Curmody,
Cashman, rosterhous. Kelleher, Hill,
Gillies, Gasen, Bucgler. Logan.
Dobbs, Clarno, Mogun, GaRbar, Val
ley, Hushes. Mayrand, Fish, Cole
man, J. Mahoney, Burns, Snhier, Ma
honey, Sites, Doran, Doherty, Molltor,
O'Laughlin and Mrs. Jack Kelly of
Portland.
a a
A very successful social was given
Tuesday evening by the Young Peo
ples society of the Scandinavian
Lutheran church. The society was
organized about two months ago and
is growing very rapidly. After a
short buslnessmeetlng a program of
music and recitation was given. Re
freshments were served. Meetings aro
held every second und fourth Weil
muulity uvunltUKs ot ouoli month. Any
one In the Lutheran fullli Is cord
ially Invited.
Social ucttvltlus during tho past
week have been largely ooutorod
ubout tho Bond Amateur Athletic
club, where nightly programs, rang
ing from athletic events to homo tal
ent theatricals, have heeil given In
connection with tho club's momher-
shlp drlvo. "Open house" week lU
the B. A, A. C. will tormliinto this
ovoiiliig, when a dancing party will
bo given' to which tho general public
Is InvJteil..
, i a a
Mrs. F. M. Gusbar. 148 Delowuro
avenue," ontertalned at a 1 o'olock
ton for Mrs. Amy Richards. Covers
werj;iajdj or,.lght.T.he, fftornqoh
was,,apeu in, playing ,"500.'; iUe
viiiwiiiittiirn'Mni" It'. -Smith. Mm' It.
Curtain, Mr.!:,3bhh' M6rBai AmW
Peter Valley, Mrs. F, Kelllcher, and
Mrs. H. Mayrand,
. In preparation tor tho coming
Easter salo to be held April) 19, tho
ladies ot tho Presbyterian church
were cuests at tho home of Mrs.
O. C, Henkle Wednesday morning at
a sowing party. Luncheon was serv
ed by the hostess and In the after
noon noodle work was resumed. .,
a
Mrs. J. C. 'Rhodes' entertuluod at
a luncheon ednesduy In honor ot Mrs.
J. F. Stevens. Among tho guests wore
Mrs. Frank R. Prlnco. Mrs. T. A
McCann and Mrs. Stevens.
a a
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelley of
Portland wero dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Hogun at the Hotel
Cozy Wednesday evoning.
a a . a
Some of the Bend ladles attended
a party given by the Eastern Star
ot Redmond Wednesday evening and
report a moat enjoyable time.
a a a
Charles Welslde of Portland was
In Bend this week transacting busi
ness concerning properly which he
owns here, and also .visiting with
old friends. -, :
a a a
Mrs. Carl A. Johnson will enter
tain the study club at her home on
Congress street, Monday afternoon
a a a
Miss Mnrjorle Falrlamb has re
turned to Bend and Is a guest at the
H. K. Brooks home. i
a a a
Mrs. Paul Garrison and family bf
Prlneville, are the guests of Mrs.
L. A. W.. Nixon.
a a a
Wilfred Grlnstead ot IMIlllcnn Is
visiting at the Bratt home In this
city.
a a a
W. D. Bratt has been very III at
his home the past week.
MttlKMllM-KpUropul.
C. Stewart, putor. 9:45 a. m.,
w.
Sunday school. Come early to get
a good seat. Sundny school teachers
are expressly requested to meet with
the pastor In his study at 9:30 for
a prayer meeting. 11a. m., morn
ing worship. Special music. Ser
mon topic, "Some Reasons Why I
Should Do a Christian." This serv
ice is Intended especially for chil
dren and young people. 7 p. m..
Epworth league. 8 p. m., song serv
ice, led hy J. 13. Noble. Speclul music
by the choir. Sermon topic hy the
pastor, "Can we depend on our
courts and Juries for the adminis
tration of Justice?" Special service
all next week, looking forwurd to
Easter.
Hcitniliniivliin-Luthrrnii,
Rev. Kredcrlk A. T. Cornellussen,
tbo pastor of the Scandinavian
Lutheran church, St. Helens place
and Idaho, will preach Sunday morn
ing at 1Q o'clock and in tha evening
nt 8 o'clock. ' The Sunday school no-
Sunday in Bend
Churches
THE BACKBONE OF BElD IS
LUMBER MANUFACTURING
' our payrolls
MAKE.
YOUR PROFITS
: v BY BUYING LOCAL PRODUCTS v
YOU ARE HELPING BEND,
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
-TjOcai 8alcs Afront
MILLKR LUMBER CO,
gins nt 10 o'clock. All welcome. A
very Important meeting nt tha aoii
Ki'uKatlou will hu held at 0:15 Sun
day night after tho Bin-vice. Tuesday
ovenliiK at 7: IB tho chotr will meet
tor practice, at the homo ot Mr. uml
Mrs. Hugon. Wednesday evening
tho confirmation class will meet ut
the pastor's office. Thursday nt S
o'clock tho ludlts' society will meet
ut tho homo ot IM rit. DtililqulHt, 107
Htvorfront. -Thursday evening nt 8
o'clock tho holy communion. Good
Friday, pusslon service In the church,
All heartily welcome.
I'rothyU'Hun.
The celebration of tho Euster sea
son will begin ut the morning service
at 11 o'olook. The Now Era drive
for clmrch membership will be put
on.al) next week, during which time
snvaluLPass'loii wpek'servfcos VIII bo
yi'6y iJuflnk tills' wei'V'Tot Services
ine -pnmur will -ajinaa-' eewi .91 Mima
at 8 from the following topics:1 Bun
day, 11 nt., "Triumph and Tears";
Sunday, '8 p. m "Bethany Slloncs";
Tuesday, 8 p. m., "Comfort and
praises": Wednesday, 8 p. tu., "Tho
Meaning of the Cross"; Thursday,
8 p. m., "Tho Day Aflor"; Friday,
8 p. m., "A Dead Loader Why";
Sunday, 11 n. m "Resurrection";
Sunday, 8 p. m., "Salvation." The
public Is Invited to attend all of theso
week night services. There will bo
good singing ut every service In con
nection with tho Tuu.duy evening
service we will celehruto the sncra
ment of tho Lord's suppor. ,
8nopli of Iba Annual Hulemenl of tha
Bankers Life Company
of IleaMolnea, In Ihe Mlate ol Iowa, on (he
8UI day or Iiecrratier, ivii, waue m me
Insurance Comwlfilonrr of Ilia Ulalfl o( Ora
gun nuruau( la law:
Capital.
Anoanl of eaptlal ! noli up. I None
Income.
Total preaaram Income 10.491, 14I.M
i'f.nliin, renortna Huldlera anil
H.llori Cl.il lull. ( Acl 1.111)1
latere!, dividends and rente re
eeleed durtni Ihe rear 1.S10.O4S.T1
Ikmm, f mm at h.r euureea re
ceived durln, I be rear SSS.ltl.TT
Total, I"" I3.03S,S13 SI
DtabBraeaeale.
Paid (of loaaea. eodoanenle, an-
colli. eod aarrender ealoee. (3.833,010.01'
Drndeade paid la pollerholdera
during the rear IST.030.S4
Ooratoteeione and aalarlee paid
durina Ihe rear 1.IM.7 60.03
Tasea. llrenaee. and fees paid
' during the rear iaS.l90.SS
Amount of all other aapendilnrea 17e,1V.S
Total eipendilsrea H.vae.oUa l
Aetata.
Value1 of real tale owned
I market velue) S OO.UUU.VU
Value of elocke and bonds
owned (atarael or amortised
e.lue) S.833.0. 10.00
Loans oa morlgagsa and collal-
.r.1. etc. ... ' S0.TM.471.H3
Premium aotee and police loans ana, use. AO
Cseh In banae and on hand 043,033. It
Net uncollected and delerrea
Eremlume 7IO.tlS.ftS
er asseta (net) 734.015.13
Tot el S..CIS 3o,3V.S30.o
'sa special jlcpoalla in snjr
stale
None
Tola) assets adm'ltrd In Or-
.o I3a.54.330 04
UablUtlSS.
. reserves , IS.770 S4 SI
Tulal poller claims unpaid.... S73.3S7.SO
All other liabilities, including
Hpecral funds H..HIO.SSS 07
Contingency Keaerre SN3.alft.77
Total HaMllllea, eicloslve of
capital slock t:i.S04,830.S
Tll Insurance In force I)e.
ceaiherSI, IIIIS 4l.03.o.7I.OO
Business In Oregon for tha Year.
Total Insurance wrlllrn during
the year B07,. 100.00
(Irnae iircrniums and assessments
received during Ihe year ." "
tosses paid during the year... IU.11U no
l.sea Incurred during Ihe year 1U0.U14.UO
Total amount of Insurance out.
etanilltig in Urrgan lieceniner
81. 1U1S T.I41.S3S.0O
MASKKIIH I, IKK COMI'ANV.
' (lee- ge Kuiine, President.
(I M. Nollcn, H.erciary.
Rlalntnrr resident allorncy for servlra:
r. I. Kniery, Teon mug., I'orliano. tire.
Keeping a Diary.
Every onre In a while we read at
men who have kept illarli-s for years
nnil ypnrri slnoit linliyliixitl or Iniiger.
What n weird ldi- to be locked lip
in that. reli'Dtli' nianiHT Willi the
past I Only of cimrse they don't mill)-.
They say tliry did, but they He about
It.
We saw one of these diaries once.
Six months of It were filled with two
entries n-iifiiK-il over aud over: "Saw
May;" "Did nut see May." The Inst
entry was, "Married May." '
That was the only Hriinllilo dlnry Wo
ever saw, und we haven't 11 doubt In
Ihe world tbut it wns nil fnked ' up
nflerwnrd to Jolly nlong May. Los
Angflps Times.
"... , , Complete Stock of Lumber 1
Lath, Sash and Doors
Mrs. V. A. Smith
AGENT FOR THE
j Nubone Ccrsets
Will ctll by aiipointmenl on Lsdiot
Desiring Filling,
Address P. O. Box B8
1'1M)I'10HHIO.NAL DIHIOCTOllV.
I
R. S. HAMILTON
ATTOnNHY-AT-LAW
Rooms 13-lt First National
Bank Bldg. Tel. 611
(Dr. Coe'a Forma omea.)
H. 11. D. Armonil Chas, W. grakuM
De Aririond & Erekine
LAWVRIIn
O'Kan Building, Bend, Oregon
DR. C. H. DAY
OSTEOPATHIO rilYBICIAN
AND 8UHOKON
Rooms 8 mid 0, Wright Hotel
Tel. Black 6 Si
(Only Licensed Osteoualh In County)
W. G. Manning, D. M. D.
dentist
Bulto 13-14 O'Kana Building
Tel. Black 1781 Bend, Or.
DR. TURNER,
1
i EYE SPECIALIST
Permanently Located In Bend
with New Kiiulpment
Private Of Ilea In Thorsou'a
i . Jewolry Btore
Dr. Turner wlll.be In Prlne
ville every first and third Frl
. day; In Madras, overy second
and fourth Friday, and In Iled
mond every first and tblrd
Thursday of each month.
Dr. H. N. MOORE
DKNTIHTHY
Hours: :00-6:30; 7:30-8:10
Bundtys 10-1
Tel Black 1671 O'Kan Bldg.
Telephone Red m O'Kani Bids
Dr. E. E. GRAY
DENTIST
Hour. 9 00 ta 12:00 1:00 la 5:30
fssrWne aeef 5aaeerl etr eaaefwwn.nl
DR. ANNA RIES-F1NLEY
Ollice and RmhIcik 29 Orejon Surd
opposite Public Ltkraiy
Ph-na 22SI
Women and Children a Specially
Dr. R. W. Hcndcrshott J.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
O'Kan Building
Hours 10-11, 1-0
Itnnd lidgo No. 42A toya! Or.
di'r of Mooao Moots In Moos
Halt evory Thursday. Vlsltlnr
brothors are cordially Invited to
atland, '
'- MltH. MI'I,1,KK'H
-. IIAIKUHKHHINU I'AHLOR
Pilot llutte Inn
' . I'Uono 123
Sculp TrAiitmontH a Bpuclnlty
Dandruff and Falling Hair
Btoppcd.
Switches Mudo From CoinlilnidJ
Mrs. V. C. Cleveland
' Toachnr of
Piano, Mandolin, tiultnr
767 Ogdon Ave.
CENTRAL ORKdO.V
t'OLLKCTINO AGKNCY
Rooms 2-4 O'Knne Building
' llonil, Oregon 0r
Colloctlons Mndo In All Parts of
Control Oregon
Singer Sewing Machines
. Latest Modols A Improvomonts
For Demonstrations Boo"
I). l'ltOUCIH
With II. Catd, Johnson Building
DR. G. SKINNER
DKNTIHT .
!(!
3 Room 17,0'Kane Bulldliii
OfOoo Hours:"' 9 to 121 to I