TIIH nEJfD IllTIiLETIX. DAILY EDITION. HEXD. OIIKOOIV, MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1010
PAGE 8
TONIGHT Lust Time
IRENE CASTLE
in Robert W, Cliumbari'
"TE5 Firing Lino"
TUKS. WKDN'Y
BRYANT '
WASHBURN
in ripping comrtly
"A Very Good
Young Man"
I In reputation ki loo tntly, m lit up
tlil. I In "Ja2 Uty" tpi.OiJe u about
lite lunnirtl I lung ef,
VOD-A-VIL MOVIES
A whole vaudrvillc tliow on the K-r.'g,
LIBERTY THEATRE
Two Show. Nilnly-7:l) and 900
I1KND TKAIN HCHEDl'LH.
Oregon Trunk.
Arrive, 7: SB A. M.
Leaves 8:00 P. M. .
o.-w. n. sr.
Arrive, 7! 00 P. H.
Leave, 7:00 A. M.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TODAY'H TEMPKRATl'BH
Maximum, 30 I)egrn..
Edward Lyon departed Inst night
on n biiHliicsn trip to Portland.
' J. L. Lurkuy roturni'd thin morn
IiiK '"'"I bualmm trip to Portland.
Mra. C. K. Hudson mill aoo lionnld
returned thin mornliiK from Port
j .land.
K. ). Logan hu opened bin randy
kitchen lit thv buaeiuciit of the I'rln
Klu building.
F. A. Wbll lliiKton. of Now York.
In In Ilia rlly visiting with hi bro
ther O. M. Whltllngton.
II. K. Ntirdoon returned tills inorii
Iiik from FnllbrldKii where be visit
ed ovit Sunday with bin brother.
.Mr. and Mm. Ci. II, HlmniK arrived
In lli'iid this morning from Kansas
fs Mr. HIiiiiiih will bu with tin' llorlon
Jrug Co.
Minn Collii Uuvln left UiIm morn
In K for hr homo In Tho Dalle ufter
pending tho week-end with Mr.
Chu. W, Ersklne.
How inuny Ilka cuudy? Now, now,
ploaHa don't all puk at once! Lud
lc. firm anyway! Are you going; to
try to dunca on a circle until tho
louder stop the muiilc and got the
candy prize or are you going to run
tho rlHk of reaching the next circle
before then?, Coma and b tho
candy kid ut tho Muaqucrado at the!
' gym ' on Hallowo on. 121c.
Daily Market Report.
(FurnUhnt by arranitmrnt with tho
Crntral Orraon UnN.
NOHTII PORTLAND. Oct.. 27.--
Cnlllo steady, good number receiv
ed toduy. ,
Hunt steers. $9.50 i 10.50; good
r to choice, uvl.&0; medium to
good, S 4 9 ; fair to flood, 7fl8;
common to fair, t5.G0ffi6.G0;
cholcu cowh and heifers, $7.50
H.50; good to cholco, $6. B0 (fj 7.60;
medium to good, t5.50tPS.50; fair
to medium, $4.75 4i.5.75: ennnnrs,
3i4. bulla. $5C50; prime light
calvoH, $13iriD; huuvluii, S S 1 j 1 3 .
Jlojc Market.
Two hundred and twentv-flva
bog received. . Market uncertain.
Prime mixed. $1 3.50 fi H.00 : me-
Smmm,mmmmmmmmmBhmmmmwimmm, -mrMtsmmmmmmm
K1 I . w
Use Every
Safeguard
Forecasters suy that this winter will be the
severest in years. t -
Are you amply prepared for it? Have you
looked ivbout your house to ascertain weak-.
nesses? If you are building are you prop
erly safeguarded? If not, call on us for ,
advice. ' -
Carlson 8b Lyons
Expert Plumbers.
MlllllllWIIIIIIIWWgllllWIIIM
TONKiHT AND TUESDAY
THE BIG SUPER SPECIAL
FLORENCE REED
IN
"Wines of len"
A lU riling nd fnulional ilory ifial wai tfn hit on Broadway,
A wonderfully abut I Ling tevcn part Icaiuia,
CHRISTY COMEDY
Four of A Kind"
dl urn mixed, IJ.OO 13.50: rough
heuvlva, $1 1.001' I J. 60; amoolb beu
!, tl2.00fDlli.50; pig, 112.00
13.00.
Hhecp Market.
Vary alow about vtnudy eat of
mountuln, prlmu lamb $104itll;
bnl valley lamb, $10 Still; feeder,
$&'; yearling. fHl; wether,
7.501i V.50; ewe. IUJ6.10.
AT THE HOTELS.
I'llot Unite Inn.
F. A, lluury. Portland.
,M. I,. Hamuli, i'orlluiid.
A. F. I'alm, Portland.
K. I,. WlKlM.nl, HI. I.oiiIh.
('. It. KdwnrdH, I'ortlapd.
C. (!. Kydell, Kt. Paul.
IJ. 10. O't'oniKir, I.ako Vlvw.
V. A. Terrell. Wiihco.
l'elur llldgiy. Kort Hock.
K. M. Mlltun. Kort Hoik.
J. II. (Irny. Portland.
IJ. I.. Calllcralo. Portland.
Nelllu MatlhewM, Portland.
Krud II. Ulan. Portland.
J. K. Condon. 8. P. B.
K. W. Hmlth. Kin mill h Fall.
K. K. Jomm, Itvuo, Ni.-v.
Karl S. Wulton, I. oh Angelen.
('. J. JobiiHon, Prlnevllln.
J. II. Hthlt, Klamath Km I In.
Chnrlen Hleiibritnn, Klunilh KhIIh.
Calar (iaKiiun, I'orlluiid.
K. Mayerii. Kriu.ee, Minn.
Kniem .McCarthy, Kruieu, Minn.
J. It. Qard. I,o AnkelvH.
Hotel Coxy.
J. II. Prodger. Great FuIIh, Mont.
C. .M. Prodger, Great FuIIh, Mont.
II. E. ThriiBton. I,ako View.
Mr., and Mm. I. It. Knotm. Port
land. . '
C. J. Hunter, Crane.
C. M. WIIboii. Hllver I.uke.
Ned J. Anglnnd. Powell Hnlle.
HotH Wrlulit.
M. S. Warren, Cannon Beach.
W. C. Adanm, Cannon Beucb.
P. E. Miillory, Creacent.
It. - McCoy, HulneH.
Charlen Ilerger. Spoknno.
Jamiia McArdle, Tncoina.
'rteii, tell Hi about the rtiillflttlit,"
"I'll tell you about a iIiik Unlit, ( km
my." "So, the bulllbhl." Wll,
iIiIm wilt it Inill-iloK," In "The Man
From .Mexico," II, A. A. C, nevt
Thui-Mluy. ' , 21c.
RANGERS' EXAM.
ARE HELD TODAY
Rangera' examinations were being
conducted In tho DeHchutcg National
Forext ofllcoH here this morning. 1 1
candldaten appearing for promotion.
Thoie taking the tcKln were: Fred
R. Moffut. Karl 8. Silvers. Clarence
GRAND
A. MlddlobUHber, Frank U. Carlnon
William T. NorrlB, Klrby W. Hmlth,
Jerome H. Htutz, Fred A. Buinbrum,
and Charlea Suinbruni, of Klumath
county; Qlen Howard, o.f l.u Pine,
und It. A. Know, of llend.
"Mel 1 u Oil," hiih Fltx In,
"Tim .Mini From Mmlro," II. A. A. C,
TliurMliiy, OrtobiT ilO, Ailiillxoion,
iVIM nidiN. 21c
Bucceuful Woman Trapptr.
Tmppliig prrdulory animal la
amrrply the kind of occupKllon In
which a woman might be expected to
dlallniciilrh liemrlf, even wilb the great
exleimlon of the range of feminine ac
llvlllea to nlilrh we have been vecua
tonird lately. Mra. Adit Tlugley of Ida
ho, la reported, however, by the North
wrutem dlvlnlorf of the United States
bluloplcnl atirvey, to be ao auerefnful
In till employment that her male ri
val are muling It hard to keep up with
her record i. Her victim are mainly
cvyolea, bolccat. wolvea, lyniea and
mountain lion. At 8:30 every li Mim
ing Mra. Tlngley mount ber cayue
and rldea off to her trap, of which
be runa lx llnea, of CO each. She uh
ea a flh bait prepared by a secret
formula. On occaalnn aha can ue a
ji'J caliber rifle with alinoat perfect
iirmrncy.
Make Dig Cun by Shrinking Liner.
In luaklni; n 12-Inch K'm nt an enat
ern iimeniil the liner tube, 'M feet
long, whm llnlxhed and rifled before
belne aliniiik Into place. CuMomurlly
(he liner l flne-bvred nntl rilled after
the ahriiikii!e operation, oml thia la
dcclnr.il lo lie the flrat time a gun of
audi large fl7.e ever assembled
after Ibe tube wa flushed. Popular
Merhniilea Magazine.
Jehanncaburg Now Matropol!.
.Tiilianiiobiirg, with a Mipiilnilnn of
CO.'t.-.'7-l. la (he largest and moat rna
uiopolllHii cliy In Soulli Africa. The
laatea of the eoile are varied, rang
ing from (he simplest requirement on
the part of the native lo the most
cultivated wants. Mualc of Hume form
la one of the mean of aallsfyiug these
wont.
Hovel He Work In gone but Noble's
Popular Player are here, next
Thursday, October SO, In the "The
Man From Mexico," ut tho II. A. A. C.
Tickets, nt Mortons. 21c.
o ,
And Who the "IfT"
The thoughtless spender puts tin
Ift In thrift. Cartoons Magazine.
Smith says-
BUY
FLOUR
White River .
The Dalles Patent
Dement s Best
$3.35 per Sack
$13.15 per Barrel
SMITH'S
Grocery
Phone 51
GAVE THA.N'KS FOR ARMISTICE
Frvnt Gratitude to Qod Wae First
ThouQht of the Gallant De
fendera of Verdun.
Tho orllllery (Ire died out, and (here
was n iniie Hint mod like the Hid
den end of Hie world. Then from the
40 bells, blub In (be lower of Hie old
cathedral ut Verdun, pealed forth
those silvery tones Hint proclaimed
ngalii. "Peace on eurlli." The armistice
had come.
Hlowly the great door of the
Ihedi al opened and In runhed CAM allied
soldiers. iJoetor Jlaurer of Hie lied
Trluniile, say u writer In Association
Men, iiiietly walked to the altar rail
and knelt there. Captains, lieutenant
and soldier reached for . the bell
rope, and be feared the opportunity
for religion service was lost. Hut
I hey saw Hie lonely figure anil came
Into Hie cbolr space. A be rose all
wu quiet
"Hoy," he said, "I believe we all
want lo slug and that we ought to sing
Hie Doxology."
At II close Doctor Mnurer raised
hi hand, and Mohammedans, Catho
lic, Prolestuut and Jew bowed their
head and fell on their knee. Amid
the ruin OHO soldier knelt Moham
medans bumping their head on the
stones. Catholic devoutly crossing
theuiKelvea, and Jew and Proteiunt
wllh hands clasped, face shining and
eye lifted.
Doctor Mnurer led lii that everwon
derful prayer, "Our Father Which Art
In Heaven." He then uggeted that
the American sing, "My Country, Tl
of Thee," while the Kngllsh sang "od
Have the King." At the close of the
singing the French soldier pushed for
ward aud anng. aa only Frenchmen
can alng, the "Marseillaise."
The French general enrne forward
and took Doctor Muurer's hand. "I
want to thank you." he auld, "for lead
ing these men on this occasion of grace
to offer prlse to Cod for (he deliver
ance of France und for the safety of
the world."
OLD TURKISH TRADE UNIONS
Guilds Formed of Member of Various
Industrial Vocation Common
In Constantinople.
Whntever may be the eventual gov
ernment of Constantinople, the count
less guilds or corporation created by
members of the vurious Industrial vo
cations followed by the population will
probably resiwnd slowly to the change.
In Constantinople, says a writer on
Turkish life, every (rude and culling
has It own union, many of which are
of long ancestry: the esnuf. or guild,
of the shoemakers, for example. Is
said to huve been grunted power to
Judge and punish It own member for
public offenses as long ago us the six
teenth 'century, in return for some
service which It then rendered Sulei
man the Magnificent. , Organized for
the common benefit a traders or work
era, the member of the guild are ad
mitted Irrespective o't race or religion
so long as they follow that particular
occupation. The business of the or
ganization Is conducted In lodges, the
officer of which have been held re
sponsible for the good behavior of
members. Although future condition
in Constantinople will doubtless modi
fy tbein, the esnafs will probubly con
tinue to be a power.
Schools of Dunkerqu.
One of the thing that deeply Im
pressed the company of Journalists
from some twenty different nations
who recently visited Duukcnpie In a
purly was the story of the public
schools. Duukerque, iilthoiigh It es
caped occupation, wus under constant
bombardment ; the enemy ut one time
and another hud the city under fire
by lund, sea and air, but, except for
a short time In the beginning when the
buildings were used for wur purposes,
the schools of Duukerque. like those
of Helms, continued in session, and
new schoolhouses were built. When
ever the city was bombarded, the pu
pils, big and little, marched to the cel
lar In orderly procession, and some
times the entire session was held there.
If a schoolhouse wa partly shuttered,
It was repaired at oure, und school
promptly resumed; nothing, In short,
wus allowed to Interfere with the con
tinuity of the schools of Duukerque.
Peanut Now Important Crop.
The peunut has accomplished won
ders for agricultural development, and
has Increased production by acres and
doubled the value of- land In many
sections. It similarly helped Alnbnmu
through the crisis when the appear
ance of the weevil played havoc In
the cotton fields of that slate. It hns
done well throughout the South, and
Virginia, which formerly stood first In
Its proirtictlon, has sunk to fifth place.
The peanut oil Industry has added
to tho value of the crop, und this yonr
the total harvest and vnluo were the
greatest ever recorded, In spite of a
reduction In acreage. The once de
spised peanut lias proved Itself n valu
able .agricultural asset to the South
and tho country, and the end Is not
yet. New Orleans Tlmes-Plcnyune.
Everyone There Named Levy.
There Is a peculiarity about Little
Tancock Island, Lunenburg county,
Nova Scotia, which Is not generally
known. Nearly nil the residents are
.named Levy, In fact, only a few years
ago nil the residents bore that name.
In the majority of cases the given
or Christian names Is tnken from the'
Old Testament. The Levy claim o be
direct descendants of the men who fol
lowed the flshprinnn's culling on the
shores of Ci'.lllee In V time of Christ
HUGE "AIR LINER IS IN
WASHINGTON
mm m
jjpSjlfj
Pgr i
Tba big Xawaoa air liner, 20
paaaangar airplane built at Mil
waukee, aa arrived in Washington,
after a successful trip from Wis
consin to New York. The plana
U to try for a tranacon Haemal
Bight. This photo abow the In
ventor. A. W. Lawaon, helping
Miss Felicity Bnranelil, the on.y
woman paaaenger, to aiigbl at
Washington. They war two of
tba 14 pasaengera.
BEND VS. KLAMATH
TO BE NEXT GAME
Haiti Contest Kxpected in Southern
' Oregon City Local Player Win
From Princville 13-12.
With a record of two victories and
one defeat, the Bend high school
foot ball team will leave Friday
morning for Klamath Falls, where
Saturday afternoon they will, clash
with the high school eleven of that
city. Coach Moore announced this
morning. It is expected that the
southern Oregon players will offer
Ibe hardest competition encountered
this year by the Bend eleven, as they
are reputed to average 10 pounds
heavier than the local team, and to
be one of tbe speediest aggregations
in the state, outside of Portland.
After suffering a severe handicap
in the first half In last Saturday's
contest. Bend scored two touchdowns
and a goal in the third quarter, win
ning the game against PrinevilJe 13-
12. O'Kelloy. of the visiting team had
placed tbe ball, behind tbe -line in
the second quarter, but at tbe begin
ning of the third ' frame. Coach
Moore's pupils showed new life, and
worked the ball down the field, Bros-
terhous taking the pigskin over af ,er
a series of line bucks. He added an
other point a minute later when bo
kicked goal. Before the quarter w .s
ended, Kelfrich got away for an end
run, and made 40 yards for Ind'a
second touchdpwn. Clark, of Prine
ville, carried the ball over in tne
Inst quarter.
The forward pass was tried seveial
times by both teams, but without
success, the wet condition of the
field working against this form bt
attack.
The radical change mad 3 in the
Bend lineup, placirfg Hauck at quar
ter, gave good results, for in spile
of the fact that he bad been placed
in this position only two nights be
fore, the new quarter run the tenm
like an old timer.
The funniest piny yet, "The Man
From Mexico," at the B. A. A. C.
Voblo's Popular Players, Thursday,
OctoTKT 80, don't forget. Tickets,
nt Hortons. ' 21c.
Put It In The Bulletin.' " " "
NATIONAL METAL
KEEP OUT COLD
KEEP IN HEAT:
KEEP OUT DUST
Equip your house, office or store withjWeather Strips now.
' Limited supply left at original price. '
See T. L. COLLIER, Bend, Oregon
TJZ, MEA1
ODONNELL BROS.
(j.MrtiiifliiiYOTiiiiin)
mint'- iiiiUi(iihJ Vt(""
mild . imiimml ' -Imiii
uiii) 1 Jlmiiiiuiit limn
it 'lit'
TU better to do than to
. promise
IMPERJALES
MOUTMPIZ.ee .
CIGARETTES
represent years of experience
in the purchasing and blend
ingof tobacco. They're beyond
the "promise" stage a ciga
rette for the. wise ones wha ,
know a good thing. Buy and
see for yourself.
10orl3c
The John Bollman Co. Branch
13
T'-e Meanest Man.
The meanest mnn In the world, re
gardless of previous conclusions, la
the mnn of our ucquulidance you
know hl:n. too who took out a card
In the American Society of Astronomy
and now doesn't have to give excuses'
when he get in ut 4 a. m. Tampa
Tribune.
To Renovate.
Before you renovate the furniture
remove nil dirt nnd the old varnish.
This I quickly acconipllshed by using
a warm solution of soda and water.
Pat It In Tbe Bulletin.
WHY!
does ouf repair work
pay you best?
We Use Only Leather of
Quality.
Our Workmanship Is Careful
and Efficient.'
- -!; '
Let Us Convince yovr it
pays to have
SHOE REPAIRING
done properly
CHAMPION
SHOE SHOP
Greenwood Ave.
Wright Hotel Bldg.
"Put Your Duds
In Our Suds"
i
Finished
Rough Dry
Wet Wash
Dry Cleaning
The BEND
LAUNDRY
Phone Black 311
WEATHER STRIPS
BIG FUEL '
AND
WORK SAVER