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THURSDAY. APRIL 24, 1919.
LET'S COOPERATE.
In an effort to improve sanitary
conditions in the city, the health
committee and the city physician
have recently investigated a number
of complaint and also made inspec
tions on their own initiative. Where
conditions have been found bad
changes have been ordered, with the
result that improvements have re
sulted. -
The ideal -arrangement would be
frequent house to house inspections,
assuring a visit to every residence in
the city several times a year, pre
ferably in the summer. But, unfortu
nately,' funds to provide such work
are lacking and the best that can be
done is the sort of thing now being
carried on.
Proceeding on the theory that the
city health officials are remiss in
their duty and even that they can
be "bought" off from doing their
work properly, a citizen has re
cently written the state board of
health complaining of conditions here
and naming a particular locality as
needing attention especially. Un
fortunately, however, the place
named does not exist, the writer ap
parently having Btreet names mixed
so that it is impossible to locate it.
That, though, is a minor detail. The
writer of the letter, who refrained
from signing it, can get the names
right and the facts before the health
officials if Bhe wants to do so. If
this is done we are confident that
the necessary steps to remedy the
condition will be taken.
Lacking funds for a health de
partment, the people of the city have
just one way to obtain improved
conditions, and that is by coopera
tion with the unpaid health officials.
They are not being bought by anyone
interested in keeping the city in bad
condition. Their own interests lie in
making Bend a good place to live in.
If someone has a complaint to
make, let him make it. If he thinks
the city officials are not doing their
duty, let him complain to The -Bulletin
and we guarantee a thorough in
vestigation and report. If desired
names will be withheld.
Let's cooperate to make Bend a
healthful city.
HELP BUILD
UP YOUR
COMMUNITY
Community life in Amer
icans the very life blood
of 'our democracy. Every
citizen owes nllcgience to
his .home town.
The factories, mills and shops of your town provide
the payrolls and comforts needed for health and
prosperity. Patronize and support loyally every
business man iri your community. Uy doing so you
will be working most ellectively for yourself and
building up your home town.
THE SHEVLIN-HIXON COMPANY
SAYS TOASTING FOIIK
IS USED AS WEAPON
Sirs. Hufli Haley Hwoiirt Out Coin.
plitlut AjihIiinI Lmullmly, mill Trial
Is Not fur TliU Afternoon.
TONIGHT AN1) FRIDAY
No one can. charge Wilson with
trying- for the Italian vote.
Now let's cleun up on the Victory
loan.
AT THE MOVIES
WILLIAM FAVXaSHAM
i The Silver Kmo" s
Waal-fcVtcpss
At tho IJberty Sunday and Monday
Everyone in Bend should familiar
ize himself with the exact location of
the city camping ground in order
that he may easily direct tourists
to it.
Complete
Line of
Spaulding
Sporting
Goods
at.
F. DEMENT
& CO.
LIBERTY.
If you have youth in your heart.
no matter what your age, you should
see "Under the Top," which comes
to the' Liberty tonight only as a one-
day special. This second Artcraft
picture starring rrea stone Is a
wonderful story of laughter and
thrills. The famous comedian Is so
absolutely different In his methods
pi fun-creating that he is in a class
by himself and he bids fair to create
a new style in acrobatic humor.
"Under the Top" Is a story of cir
cus life and it is said to be taken
from Fred Stone's early experiences.
when, as a youngster, he longed for
the life "under the big tops." He is
introduced in the prologue as Jimmle
Jones, a boy with a laugh, and years
later he is the most daring painter of
buildings In Three Forks. The circus
again visits his village and pretty
Pansy O'Neill, who has Inherited, the
circus from her father, is left In the
town to stay with an old ex-clrcus
woman, Lotta Crust. Then her
guardians, two crooked circus men,
go on with the show, thinking that
they can iake all the money that
belongs la Pansy when she is out of
the way. Jimmle and Pansy fall in
love and Jimmle decides to look after
Pansy. When the circus men return
and kidnap Pansy and try to force
her to marry one of them, Jimmle
follows to the circus, grabs the mar
riage license at the opportune mo
ment and leads them a pretty chase
about the circus, doing stunt after
stunt as he eludes his pursuers. In
cidentally, he wins Pansy In the end.
Anita Loos and John Emerson,
who wrote the story, performed their
task with uniiHUul skill, and Gardner
Hunting wrote a scenario that fits
Fred Stone like a glove. Donuld
Crisp, assisted by Nat Deverlch, di
rected the picture with grent euro,
and a splendid company supports
Mr. Stone. Ella Hull Is alwayu
charming and pretty and as Pan By
O'Neill she displays remarkable dra
matic talent. Others who have Im
portant roles are Sylvia Ashton. Lus
ter Lo May, James Cruze, Guy Oliver,
Charles Oglo, Noah Beery, J. Cum
rnlitgs. Jane Wolff. Jullu N. Sturk
and Gordon Griffith.
GUAM).
Germany's attempt to subsidize
the American press, through purchas
ing newspapers here. Is the basis of
the plot of "On the Jump," a com
edy featuring George Walsh, which
will come to the Grand theater for
two days, commencing tonight.
Walsh Is Been as a reporter, who
gets an Interview with President
Wilson by means of strategy. He
later turns his talent toward selling
Liberty bonds and disposes of $100.
000.000 worth. Then he digs up the
fountain head . of the German spy
system, the sabotage headquarters,
and the depositary of the $30,000,000
fund which the German ambassador
left in this country for the purchase
of American newspapers.
Alleging that Mrs, llertha Philips
attacked her with u tousling bu-k
last night. Indicting several minor
wounds, Mrs. Until Haley, who
rooms at the Phlpps home on lllll
street, appeared before City Jiuliu"
Peoples this iiioiiilng and swore out
a complaint annlnl hur aliened as
sailant. Assault and battery Is the
charge.
Mrs. Phlpps was urrosled an hour
later, und Inuring was set for this
afternoon.
ig to tho rj I
Pit
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Cleaning Pressing
Alterations
The nfiTsr "s'eh.Hr uT Kafni,' ATTahn
hnd, rail neeominodiite hut few llliulii
girls In the hoarding department be
cause of the dllllenlty of custe. One
Ilralnnan girl who was very anxious
to enter the srhool had to he refined
because she could not do her own
cooking mid lake the full course, and
she could not because of esste regu
lation eat at the clubs with tho Chris
tian girls. A womnn was found who
would cook for her, but this wniuan
refused to wash the dishes, because
to do so would make her ceremonially
unclean. A second woman said she
would wiiah the dishes, but she couldn't
cook for the Itrnliman girl because she
wos of such n low caste that the girl
would not eat her cooking. As It win
Impossible to take In two extra wom
en besides the girl she hud to he re
fused Tim Continent.
GEORGE WALSH
IN
"ON THE JUMP"
1 he iraliilic Maying cl nieuVin I'aul Kcvoic'i dating tide let Lilwily,
Comcdy-'TATTY, THE MASIIKK"
SATinmAV NinnT
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Harold Lockwood
I.N
"The Man of Honor"
Eleventh Episode of
"THE LUKE OK Till'; CIRCUS".
Grand Theater
011 FKI.UVS, NOTICK.
All brothers who have nutos are
requested to be out Suturduy for the
purpose of showing our visiting
brothnm tho sights of Dend and the
vicinity.
117c W. P. SIM Kit,
Chairman of the Committee.
CLOVERDALE QUOTA
IN DRIVE REACHED
CLOVERDALE, April 23. Clover
dale filled her quota of $1875 In the
Victory loan on the first day of tho
drive. The total amount collected
was $1900, being $25 "over the
top."
It. O. Andrus and family spent
Sunday at tho Long home.
The Council club held its regular
meeting at tho school houso on Fri
day evening. April IS. After a short
business meeting, the following pro
gram was lvcn: DarUy song,
Thomas Rolling, accompanied by
Katherine Helling: rocltution, "When
La Dona Expects Her Hoau." Esther
Cyrus; recitation, "Jenny lloyd Hod
son's Ford"; song, trio, "Autumn
Lullaby," Mrs. 11. Kline, Itoxlo Mor
ris and Gladys Parberry: play, "My
Mother-Ill-Law," Roxie Morris, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Kline, Miss Gladys
Parberry and Mr. und Mrs. Uerl
Hodson. .
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Allen. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Charles Gist, Mrs. llertha Wil
son, Vern Kief, John Wilson, Ooorge
Davis, Van Wilson, Inez McKlnney
nnd Lynn Wilson, all of Sisters, und
LaDonu Cyrus of Redmond attended
the Council club meeting.
Mrs. George Cyrus has been con
fined to her home during the pust
week with a severe cold.
Va Wilson. Inna McKlnney, Rnxle
7
Morris nnd Lynn Wilson attended
tho movies in lleud Wednesday even
ing. Mrs. Irvlno Pnrbnrry nnd Mrs.
Frank Hurling were Sisters visitors
on Saturday,
An epidemic of colds scorns to bo
making tho rounds In Cloverdale, and
Just uoyv Is very prevalent.
Little Evelyn Kline has been quite
ill the past week, but Is much Im
proved ut present.
Mrs. F. M. Lanti la spending the
week In Ilend.
LaDonu Cyrus SDent the week-end
at home. i
H. '. Miller nnd son Enrl have
luken Ihulr cuttle lo Iho high lies. 4 .
Mr. Gray was a culler nt the l.imtl
home on Sunduy.
Easter Holiday was observed by a
Sunday school picnic nt the church.
Most everyone intended and there
was a big display of euls. Ituv. Mr
Vlrker of Redmond will conduct
preaching services at 3 o'clock next
Sunduy afternoon. Sunduy school
will be held at 2 pVompt.
Utile Freda Arnold Is on the sick
list.
J. II. Hodson. E. M. Peck. It. J.
Skellon and Harold Kline cunvnssed
Clovnrdnln for the Victory loan on
Momlnv.
WANTED
WET WASH
Rough Dry und Finished Work
Electric Machine Used
Call 1602 Hill St., or write
Mrs. Pearl E. Lattimer
Cox 80, Bend, Oregon
Work Culled For and Delivered'
is;
FRANCO
Chain Drive
TRACTOR
Your Ford Furnishes the Motor.
Power. Ideal for Use on
Central Oregon Farms
Demonstrator Will Arrive
in Bend in a-Few Days
Farmers nre invited to make inquiries ot Phone 221
At the Pioneer Garage Co. '
C. M. BONNER
General Agent for Oregon, Idaho and Washington )
Siave up For a Home I x
JtrST a word to the . NE WLYWEDS. Dear friends, we don't want to
PREACH to you, but we do with to say SIMPLY and EMPHAT
ICALLY: "BEGIN SAVIEG FOR YOtm TrriMT. wmri t.
not EASY, we know. The first vears of vonr new life
" " - s viuiav tUVSV W
your noney, which ncrhars does not come to von a nUntifniiv . u -a
later. But save NOW. DON'T WAIT. It'll
For SALE
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Household Goods. Cheap rent
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in connection, (or rent. Rea
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J. W. LITTLEFI ELD, Owner
v
PIONEER GARAGE ANNOUNCES THE
TAKING OVER of MODERN GARAGE
The business will contin
ue under the same name
Gas and Oils handled
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or day. Competent men
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