THB BEITD BULLETIH, DAILY EDITION, BB9, OnKOON, SATURDAY, At'OIHT 00, 1010
SCHOOLS OPEN
SEPTEMBER 15
BUILDINGS UNDERGO
INNOVATION.
Now Couini'N OnVroil Text Hook
(1iiuiK KlfiM'tlvo Till Yeiir
CoinpulNory Attenduiin I'p
to 18 Yi'lirs In Uriuli'N,
lly H. W. Mooin
(SuMrliu.nOunt Hand Public Schools.)
The Hund Public- Reboot will upon
In all dopartnionts Monduy Beptem
bor 15 lit nine o'clock a. m. Tb
dnte of opening till year )iu been
wit ono wank Inter than the usual
time on accouut of the construction
work undtir way lit tho Kenwood
. aiclmol.
' Tho oilier throe buildings In the
chool plunt have uiidomoue
thorough renovation durlutf tho um
men month and In addition the
plumbing ayatom and lha heating
plnnl are bains; rnpuirad and neces
wiry addlllon mada.
In Kenaral the plan of orgunltu
tlon followed luHt your will obtain
for the coming year. The firm nix
Kruds will be housed In tho Central
Kenwood and Held Hcliool and tho
. luvontli to twelfth grados IiicIuhIvo
will attend the high vchool.
Doflnlte aMlKiunenu have not
been nmdo a yet; but It i probable
that Hie prlnclpalithlp will ba doslg
nated a follow: Junior aenlor high
chool. R. C. Johnaou; Central
achool. Ivy Davidson; Kenwood
achool. Clara Hudaon; Ileld achool,
Varnolra Cans.
Couruva In biology will bit offered
for tho flrat tlmo In tho Ileud achool
till jyenr and It I probable the
MChool n u r no will offer courao In
, flrt aid and homo miming during
the year. An O. A. C. grnduuto ha
boon aocurod to head the department
of manual training and uthlellc.
lie come highly rocommomlod by
the rolluge and ha hud aucceaaful
experience In hi line of work both
In thl date and In Waihington.
Half hour period wHI be given In
twice each woek In the grade, and
once ouch week In the high achool
mill Junior high throughout tho your.
The work will be elucllvo In Hie
high mill Junior high hcIiqoIh.
On account of tho roemit alute
uilopllnii ,of text IiooIih, the pur
iiIihho of Hcliool honks llllH bllflll pilHH
(id from thi) hoard of uducutlou to
tho putroiiH of tho dntrlct. I'upll
will bo expuctnd to provldii tliaiiisol
vet with hooka udoptud In IRIS,
through local doulur.i. Ite-udoptud
(UXlN Will be iHHUIld (0 PUpllH Oil 10-
qiiuat a long ua tho proHont supply
lual at 20 to 40 par cant on the
original coat, diipnndlng on the con
dition of the good.
Tho J 918 anatilon law of Oregon
nmk it achool uttondunco compulaory
up to 18 yeur for thoae who have
not completed the elgth grade. The
Ituation In thl dietrlct will be
analysed and the application of the
law compiled with. Kmployeri will
do well to Inveatlgate the law a ap
plied to employee between the agea
of alxtoeu , and eighteen year who
have, not completed the equivalent
of eight grade In achool.
The faculty for the coming year,
consisting of 43 teacher, I practi
cally complete. With the exception
of principal there will be but two
momber of lat year force remain
ing at the Central and Held school
and the forco at Kenwood jvlll be
made up of now face and the num
ber doubled. Thoro will be three
and two new teachor added for
work In tho Npoclal brancho In
mualc and art, ami phyeical train
ing. Coupling an organisation of one
yenra growth with a reasonably satls
fuctory (chool plant and unquestlon
ably tho beat fuculty that the pres
ent wage aculo will attruc we feel
that the future show the possibility
of ubtantlal forward movement In
building a crodltable achool syatem.
Definite announcements relative
to the analgnmont of teasers and
for districting ward achool will be
made at a lutor date.
"Aos Cannot Wither."
A tradi'Kimm vu hroiiRht before
the magistrate i-hnrirrd with having
old unwholiHuuiin article for con
sumption a food. The charge win ful
ly proved. "I uIhIi (o point our to the
court," wild ciiuuM fur the defence
lit a lilgultliil tone. "Hint the limine
of buNlm-MM tlmt 1 have Hip honor to
defend was founded In 1H02." "Hit It
renewed It stork since Hint Outer
asked the magistrate.
I'ut It In The Bulletin.
LIBERTY THEATRE
BEND
TONIGHT Last Tim
CHARLES RAY
"Greased Lightning"
Goad all Itnialioa I and Cy Pef lias told lhat ear lor ilt weight in metal. It
no 12-rylindrr, but k gels lKcl just ihe urn.
TOM MIX COMEDY""Six Cylinder Love"
Sunday and Monday Aug. 31 -Sept. 1
WM. S. HART
IN
i ,
"MONEY CORRAL"
Bill riiki hii lilt, uv s million dojlsit and ihea just imagine th reward
ht liked lot.'
Burton Holmst Travelogue. Topict of tb Day..
Tuesday and Wednesday Sept. 23
VIVIAN MARTIN
"The Home Town Girl"
A story ol lore and $300. For downright wholesome comedy you should
v h this one.
Two Shows Every Night 7:15 and 9:00
SPECIAL NOTICE!
For Children Under 1 6 Years
FREE MATINEE
MARY PICKFOR.D in
"Hulda, From Holland"
'i . i
Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 1-1 1 a. m. to 2 p. m,
Deer Season Opens
.. Monday, September 1
How Is your supply of Arms and Ammunition?
'.'
We have the most complete line of
Ammunition of any Hardware Com
pany in Central Oregon.
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A caliber for every purpose
We now have a complete slock ol Winchester rifles
from .22t to elephant guns. ,
They are on display in our store.
Come down today, ws want you to look them over,
to handle them, fit them to your shoulder and sight down
their barrels.
Even il you haven't the slightest idea ot getting a gun
Just now, we want you to come in and see thi complete
exhibition oi world-lamou rifles.
Winchester rides built tho West. And for more then
hall a century they have been the standard of pioneers and
sportsmen. As the need grew, Winchester originated a
model and a caliber for every purpose.
We have a variety ot theae lamoua models In our
tore now j don't fail to call and ace them.
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THI" WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO.. New Havaa. Ceem.
Our line of hunters' supplies will also please
you and fill your outing wants.
RhleSigiKts , Rttle Sundries
Packs, man and animal Oils and Cleaning Rods
Hunting Knives Rifle Cases
Bend Hardware
Sportsmen's Headquarters
Compa
AT THE MOVIES
Grand Theater.
Viola Dana will be seen In "Satin
Junlon," tonight and Sunday mati
nee. Thi little so. tan woman was a
veritable princes of devils. Also
there wil b eshown a Ford Weekly
news and a comedy. On Sunday
evening Mae Marsh will be seen In
a mighty good drama Hidden
Fires," together with a Lloyd comedy
and the Puttie News. On Tuesday
and Wednesday September 1 and 2
will be shown a strong drama In
The Mini Who Turned White,"
featuring H. B. Warner. This man
lead a bund of Arab cutthroats and
knew the game from one end to the
other. Coming Wednesday and
Thursday of next week Is Harry
Carey In "The Rldders of Venge
ance," a thrilling drama, and Major
Allen In "Trailing the Lepni-d." On
Labor Day the Grand will have a
continuous program from 11 a. in.
until 9 p. m., showing H. B. War
ner In "The Man Who Turned
White."
At The Liberty Theater
Charles Ray Is shown tor the first
time Friday and Saturday in a whale
of a god comedy, "Creased Light
ning," or what linnponed .to the
small town car, and In addition Tom
Mix In "8lx Cylinder Love." William
S. Hart, always popular comes Sun
day and Monday In "Money Corral
or how Bill risked his life to save
million dollars and what he asked as
his reward. This Is to be shown
with a Holmes Travelogue picture
and Topics of the Day. Tuesday and
Wednesday will see Vivian Martin
here In "The Home Tovrn Girl," a
real wholesome bit of comedy. On
Thursday, Sept. 4th only comes Mar
guerite Clark In "The Gose Girl,"
probably ' the most talked about
plnys this famous Paramount ac
tress has ever played. The fourth
episode of "Elmo the Mighty."
All children of Bend under IS
years of age will be guests ot the
Liberty Theater Labor Day at a spe
clal Mary Plcktord feature entitled.
"Hulda From Holland."
Pat It In "THB BULLETIN."
On Good Point About Him.
'Robert did not seem to think the
new baby's looks were all they might
he. It was his first view of a real
new bnliy and he stood looking down
at the little mite with wonder In his
eyes. Suddenly It began to pry most
lustily unit he looked up quickly with
a pleased expression In his eyes and
snld : "Well, mother, he has lots of pep
In his cry anyway."
Tut It In The ttulli-tln.
THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
OHOOLI AND OIMRTMINTt
The UnJ?ertlty Includes th Collef ol
Literatim, Dottme and th Arts. aa4 Mm
tpwlal Schools of Law, Mtwtielnt), Ut
Portland), Arahlteetiir. Jonrnsusni, Cos
ntroa, Education and alntlo.
For a catalofut), flhi'triM bnokUt ar upwiflp Information, address)
THB REGISTRAR, UNIVERSITY OP OREGON, EUGENE, OREGON.
A twaotifnt rtmnna, facnltlM of srwlal
hta, sao6m factltUfa, low cost, with many
opportunities for slf-hlp, "athlttlea for
rerybody," a really democratic aUnoaphtn
and tot famous "Oregon Bplrit"
LABOR READY
FOR BIG TIME
EVENTS START WITH
PARADE.
Hon. KuKnn K. Hmltli nnd Denton
O. Iturdlrfc to Hpenk Hull Game
In Afternoon and Hmoker
Will lie In the Evening.
Labor will lay off, for the most
part, Monday.
The program for the day's activi
ties which wil start with the big
parade at 10 a. m. from the Hippo
drome and end with the big smoker
at the B. A. A. C. In the evening Is
ready to greet the workers.
Several ' hundred workers of Cen
tral Oregon are expected to be In
line of march, headed by local
Prof. Mahoney. H. E.,Nordeen will
be marshall of the day. The line
will form at the Hippodrome.
Following the parade Hon. Eu
gene E. Smith and Denton G. Bur
dick will address the workers In the
auditorium of the Bend Amateur
Athletic Club on topics of Interest
to organized labor. While the pa
rents are being entertained at the
gymnasium the kiddies will enjoy
Mary PIckford on the screen in "Hul
da From Holland," to be shown at
the Liberty Theater. ' This program
will last until 2 p. m. and the chil
dren up to 16 years will be guests
of the management of this movie
house.
The pill smashing contest between
the TImberworkers nine and the ag
gregation specially selected from
Central Labor Council Is attracting
considerable attention among the
union men. The game will be held
at the depot grounds at 2:30 p. m.
The big event of the evening will
be the smoker at the gymnasium
when Fred Gilbert of Bend will mix
with Lee Morrisey of Seattle at 145
pounds. Gilbert has been constantly
training for this hard event. Mor
risey has arrived in Bend and will
be In readiness for the big event. '
Labor Xmvs Notes. J:
At Its regular semi-annual meet'
ing Tuesday evening the Central Lu-.
bor Council elected the following
officers for tho ensuing six months;
president. Matt Magee; , vice presi
dent, L, F. Orrell; secretary, George
H. linker; treasurer, O. A. Paddock;
conductor, F. I. Brown; warden, Roy
South worth; trustee; Georse Childs,
H. E. Kordeen and Koy Southworth.
Oct. 6 is the date set for the an
nual state convention of the Ameri
can Federation of Labor ot Oregon.
Owing to the vast amount of busi
ness coming before the convention
the session here promises to be one
of the biggest and most interesting
ever held in the state. - Last year
when the Bend delegates applied
for Bend as the 191). convention
city the convention Was made to.
take notice of the activity of Cen
tral Oregon's metropolis. f
The delegates fronvCntral Labor
Council ot this city tOK-the state con
vention will be, I. V. MacAdoo and
H. E. Nordeen with George Roberta
and G. A. Johnson alternates.
Put U In The BnlleCia.
The good man is alicays :
, sincere , -
IMPEHALES
MOVTMMSCB '
CIGADETTKS
are made of good things...:
Good tobacco, perfectly'
blended pure ma is paper to ,
wrap it and a mouthpiece to '
cool the smoke of it A ciga-' ,
rette manufactured to exccL i
v ' 10or 13c 5 : . ;
The John Boll man Co. Branch t
GRAND THEATRE
BEND : -
Tonight-Last Time
VIOLA DANA
IN
"SATAN
JUNIOR."
Daaa wai a bad title thing a veritable priacen ol devils.
Ford VeeUy Nw and Comedy.
Sunday Matinee and Night Aug! 31
MAE MARSH
IN
"HIDDEN FIRES"
'Lloyd Comedy and Patle Ne
Monday and Tuesday-Sept. 1-2
H. B. WARNER
IN.
"The Man Who
Turned White"
A cashiered officer, who leads a merciless band ol cot throtls and taews rv
try doubtful cafe from Paris to Misb. One girl gets him then ill dilerau.
Real oriental atmosphere.
LABOR DAY-Monday, Sept. 1
Continuous Program
from 11:00 a, m. to 2:00 p. m.
Two Shows Daily 7:151 9 p.a. Matiaee Daij-2:15. Price 10420c