TltH IIKND DClitETIff, DAILY EDITION, I1KV1V OREOON. H ATURDA Y, NEPTf ;MIIER 0, 1019
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS'
TODAV'H 'l'lCMl-KltATlllia
Maximum, 73 (It'Ki'iiiiiti
iiio.M) train min;i)Li,i:.
()riKMi Trunk.
Arrives, 7:35 A. M.
Louvit 8:00 1', M,
o..v. it. a n.
ArrlvuH, 7:00 I'. M.
Leaves, 7:00 A. M,
Mm. M. II, llorton in rncowii'liig
f ruin u Novum IIIiicinh.
K. 14. Ilnvliiclon of Huron I a a
IiiimIimimh vlnltor III tlin city toduy.
Turn Bly and Roy H. Mofnit wore
In thii city Innl nlKht f runt tliulr
homo ut Lit Pino.
A nix-pound liaby girl wan born
luitt iiIkIU to Mr. and Mr. M. P.
('imliiiiiin, of Awbroy Huud.
II. M. Morion drovo In lust night
from Ueutllo, accompanied by hi
brother, Hurry Ilorton, from Mexico.
II. F. Drown nnd fninlly urrlvnd
In tlin oily ycatnrduy from Hutmu,
mid will muko tliulr homo In iinnd.
Mr. Brown In a plumb'ur by truilu,
MIhn Murjorlo Kulrlnnib arrived
In Bond IhU mornliiK from Van
couver, It. C, nnd U vlnltlux ut the
lioiuu of Mr. nnd Mr. II. K. Ilrook.
Mr. F. A. KvonMt. I.i'lii nnd Eva
Kvttniit, and 1. W. Vun Mutro und
Vnruo Hkolton wiirn amoiiK Hlntur
-residents who visited In Bond last
ii Ik IK .
It it 1 jilt Will mm of' I lio Oregon
Journul, accompunlod by Mm, Wat
hiiii. wan In tlin city IiiiU night on
lil ml urn to I'ortlund from un
outline at Odll lake.
Jay V Steven, manager of the
Kirn. Prevention Iluroau of tlio I'u
cinc, will lio In Bond In the near
fill Urn (o Innpnct local condHloim.
wan tlin Information received till
morning by Flro Chief Tom Carton.
rut It In "THE BULLETIN."
Ilemcmbcr big benefit
dance at Ilippodrumc for
benefit of war's starving
children, Sept. 8. Adv.
Put It In "THE BULLETIN."
In the Attitude of An
INVESTMENT
Bend Garage
Goodyear and United States Tires
Chevrolet, Oakland, Hupmobile and Buick Motor Cars
AEsmswrnmrnmrnammait
One lore
Week-
to
and you boys und
girls will be on" for
school.
We have here for
you all your
School Supplies
Don't be without
all your necessaries
Owl
Pharmacy
Bend's Book Store
Daily Market iCepori.
fKuiotahad br trrsnvmnt with tb
Cvnlrml Oregon !!nk.)
I.IVKHTOCK.
NORTH I'OUTLANI), 8ept. .
Klfly-flvo cult Id received. Markat
steady.
Best ulceni, 110011; good to
cholcn, 19CJ10; medium to Food,
16bt; fulr to medium, 1708;
common to, fulr. (l(pl; choico cows
and li i-tfiTn. 17.60 (ill; ood to
cluilrn. 17 A) 7.60: mudlum tn rnnd.
10.60W7; fulr to medium. S6r6:l
cunner. 13,5: hullH. 1G.60O7.I10:
calves, iK.60ft14; stockors und
fuudors, lfi.608.60. v
ling Market.
No bog received. Market stonily.
1'rliiKi mixed, 117.60018; mo
dlum mixed, 117 17.50; rough
heavy. ll6.6O01fl.no; plRx. 115.60
fp 16.60; bulk of sale. 117,60.
Hlicep Market.
No sheep received. Market steady.
Prime lamb. 11 2.60 ((13; fair
to medium. 111.2612.26; year-
HpHE CHEVRODET Motor Cnm
1 pany considers a motorcar pur
chase from the standpoint that it Is
an important investment.
npHEY have built with this Idea in
1 mind, with a full realization
that the car itself must make the
distinction between investment and
liability.
'T'HE Chevrolet is an investment, not
1 alone because of its moderate price,
but because of the little it costs after
the purchase. In low upkeep especially,
does the price of the Chevrolet qual
ify as an Investment rich In eco
nomical service returns.
HpHAT the Chevrolet has become a
1 world-wide favorite is not hap
r -hazard success, but the merited re-
' suit of a conscientious manufactur
ing policy.
AGENTS
Safe and
Sure-
The Diamond is al
ways considered to be
a reliable and safe
investment. In the
last four months the
price ot Diamonds
has advanced more
than 80, and with
in the next 00 days
there will be another
advance of at least
25.
If contemplating a
good investment
Buy A Diamond
Larson & Co.
AttlieSlitn of the Illff Clock
ling,
OWl'K,
$7.609; welhors, 1709.60;
15 7.60.
BUTTER MARKET.
IPrtM quotd by Um Cvntral Oron
Farmm Ciwnwry.)
Prints, parchment wrapped, 67c,
wholesale price.
Scotland Turning to Heace.
In KiDtluiid tlin progress from war
to peueo tit proceeding at nil active
puce. One- firm I now specializing In
the manufacture of Intermit coinlmx
tlon engine Kiiitiibln for Hulling lion In
a dun of machinery uiiili.iy Imported
before tho war. In the uorilieust a
munition factory him turnud to the
iiiiimifnctiirp of 'hocolutt'.mnlilui; inn
rlilin ry. nn liiduxtry formerly cIhIiiumI
by ficrmiiny, while In (ilaxcuw toy
miiklnif him xupnrMMli'd wur materlul
and Klvtn cniiloyment to number of
dlHchiirevd soldier.
Co:
srsfHorsfsrsrsiafSic
These Cool
Mornings
Make Us
Think of
HEATING
STOVES
We have a complete line
of them at prices that
.are right, and reasonable i
g terms can be arranged.
Furniture
Rugs
Linoleum
We will be glad to show
Hp you our goods, whether
you wish to purchase'now
or later.
Use Your Credit at
GILBERT'S
Furniture
Store
FIND STEAMER LONG BURIED
Dredging Operation In the Mersey
Disclose Remains of Vessel That
Had ' Been Forgotten.
For some time pant the Mersey
dock and harbor board has been con
ducting dredging operations In the
neighborhood of the Ilurbo bank, one
of .the huee accumulations of sand
which lmM?do the navlcntlon of the
Mersey entrance, and these hare re
sulted, In a "find" of remarkable In
terest. "
' It the remain of a steamer which
have evidently been embedded for
generation. Her date Is long ante
rior to that of Iron shipbuilding. Of
sonnd English oak were her timber
and framing, to which clrcumstnnce
doubtless la due the fact, that they
still retain cohesion and shape, and
have so wonderfully resisted the forces
of decay a to supply an abundant
quantity of tnatertnl for the souvenir
manufacturer. Her beams. In point
of fact, are described as being as
fhard a Iron."
The machinery has practically per
ished, but the engine bed-plates and
the funnel remain, and relics of pot
tery and other article are plentiful.
The vessel, cleared of superabundant
sand. Is not only visible, but accessible
at low wnter, nnd has been visited and
examined by many Interested people.
Tho prevailing opinion Is that she
Is the William Husklsson. a pndille
steamer belonging to the City of Dub
lin company, nnd trading between Liv
erpool nnd the Irish enpitnl, which on
the 12th of January, 1840. was wreck
ed on her pnssage to the Mersey. She
had 120 passengers on board, of whom
05 were rescued by the ship Hmldcrs
field, and the remainder perished.
Captain Clegg of tho HmUlersfield
subsequently received handsome pres
entation from t!"e citizens of Liver
pool In recognition of his good work.
Manchester Guardian.
REMAINS OF ROMAN SMELTER
Intensely Interesting Discovery Said
to Have Been Made In the
North of England.
" A lady member of the Cumberland
and Westmoreland Antiquarian so
ciety of England has had the good for
tune to discover whnt I believed to be
a Itoman bloomery, or ancient smelt
ing furnace. ' Her attention was drawn
to tho place by the work of moles,
which recently exposed some of the
remains, nnd again Inter by the burn
ing of the whins formerly concealing
the hearth and other features of the
bloomery, near Forest How.
By some exploration with a spade,
she traced the foundations of a large
hearth, tWelve yards In diameter, and
a number of heap of cinders, slag
nnd ore; nnd she aIro turned up spec
imens of Roman tiles, with pottery,
slag nnd homntlte. The slr.a of the
hearth of the Forest How bloomery
mark It as quite different from the
ordinary north-country medieval Irort
furnaces, which run from seven to
nine or ten feet In diameter, for the
one Just found Is twelve yards across.
This appear to be worth further ex
ploration and probably money for that
purpose will be found, '
; i ' ! ..... .X .J. iJJll . L .JJiUl'l
Your Fall Vacatiori i r : j,. ,
Spend it at East Lake : v
Hot Springs ? Sulphur Springs -
V ' New Hotel Accommodotions .
Under New Management
Cabins to Rent Camp Grounds Available ,
Boating Fishing
40 Miles from Bend
For information, inquire Bulletin, or write to
Eugene T. Jensen, La Pine, Ore.
AT THE HOTELS.
Pilot Ilutte Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Franklin, Burn.
Margaret Carrie, Springfield, Ore.
Rose E. Johnson, Portland.
Eathel McKinney, Bake,r.
J. E. Kennedy, Wamic.
James D. Barry, La Pine.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Tome, La
Pine.
E. B. Tomes, La Pine.
A. Gubhard, Silver Lake.
J. C. Moncrief, Silver) Lake.
H. C. Levena, Burn.
Mrs. Charles Rltter, Crescent.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watson,
Portland.
D. E. Benson, Moro.
Mark F. Henkle, Moro. .
Gordon G. Jones, Portland.
F. H. Thompson, Portland.
If. M. Billings, Portland.
O. G. Carlson, Spokane.
Jennie Stevens, Prineville.
Hotel Cozy.
Fred Racine and son. Burn.
Walter H. Nichols, Palo Alto.
J. L. Black. La Pine.
They Are
Not True
I Slanderous remarks have been -made
regarding the sanitary condi
tion of the American Bakery and
about its employes. These state
ments are absolutely without found
ation. That an authentic report might
be made regarding the sanitary
condition of the bakery and the
health condition of its employes
we asked Dr. J. C. Vandevert to
make a special examination and
inspection.
Dr. Vandevert has this to say:
"I have made a thorough and complete
inspection of the plant ot the American
Bakery, and rind that in every particular
the management has complied with ev
ery requirement. The statements made
against the bakery and its employes are
untrue."
-:'.' . ' r
Every effort is being made to
give the public a
product and nothing is being spared ,7
to keep our. establishment up! ip
the standard of sanitation ' "'
Claud Graham, Paisley.
William Lozler, Juneau, Alaska.
3. McEacbern, Portland.
John Helfrlcb, 'Brothers.
Hotel Wright.
A. F. Jackson, Burn.
Eldora Blakely, San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kelly, Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Glaze, Salem.
F. E. Berlngton, Burns.
Cecil B. Steams, La Pine.
Joe Marcel Weed, Cal.
(Mrs. F. A. Everett, Sister.
Lela Everett, Sisters.
Era L. Everett, Sisters.
D. W. Van Matre, Sisters.
Verne Skelton, &iBtera. !
Tom Sly, La Pine.
Roy E. Moffltt, La Pine.
Francis Anderson, Lakevlew.
Remember big :) benefit
dance at Hippodrome for
benefit of war's starving
children, Sept. 8. Adv.
Pot It in The Bulletin.
clean, wholesome , .
tery
Louis Dornecker, Manager,