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TPB HK'D BCIXETIX. DAILY KDITIOJT. BEND, OIIEGON, MONDAY, JA.VCAIIY . 1020
PACK S
GEORGE LOANE TUCKER'S PRODUCTION
66
Adapted from the Play by George M. Cohan
99
Tho whole of life, illum
ined! The flesh, the
blood, the .soul of living
men and women k in
ning, struggling, loving.
The reek of the under
world, the lure of the sea,
the breath of the fields in
Hummer. Fused, with a
thousand smiles and
tears, into a great dra
matic entertainment that
will live forever in your
heart. Come! .
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Come with us for one eve
ning through the crust of
Mother Earth down into
the Hell of the under
world where the spark of
humanity is stamped com
pletely out by sin. See the
once pure and innocent
girl now immune from
shame, with painted lips,
fluffy hair, and her
shapely form thinly wrap
ped in fibers of silk, all
to rouse man's passion.
Everything that is bad
set' apart in a world by
itself and then, all these
thing3 changed to good
by The Miracle Man.
DAYS THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
2) DECEMBER 3-9-10 3)
LIBERTY THEA
rRE I
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TODAY'S TEMPF.ItATUHB
Mux I in um, 40 Degrees.
HK.VD TKAIN BC1IEDUI.K.
Oregon Trunk.
ArrlTei, T:3S A. M.
Leaves 8:00 P. M.
O-W. H. A N.
Arrive. 7:40 P. M.
Leaves, 7:00 A. M,
Mm, Bertha Dawson tinn recovered
from un attack of grippe.
n. J. Crowley, of Hllver Luke. is
spending tho day In Ilend.
T. H. Foley lini returned from a
business trip (o I'orthiud.
K. I.. .Mnnn, of Tuiualo, In a busi
ness visitor In tho city today.
. U. O. Piirtin win In Bund Inst
nlRht from bin home In Sinters.
M. I.. RoRnm has arrived In Rend
from Tho Dalles nnd will locate. In
Bond.
Mm. C. A. riittHley nnd Elizabeth
Evans, of llrotberR, are In Uond visit
ing friends.
It. I). .Mulzlt?, formerly of thin
4tlty, In In Mend looking after pro
perty lnteroui" hero.
"Put Your Duds
In Our Suds"
Finished
Rough Dry
Wet Wash
i.i .' t . . .
rDry Cleaning
The BEND
LAUNDRY
Phone Black 311
Mr. .and Mr. J. K. Smulllng. of
Hounoku, Virginia. Iiavo arrived In
Ilend and will locato hero.
Mis Helen Foley returned this
mnrnliig from Portland, where she
pent tho holiday with relative.
J. T. Hardy, Travelling Freight
and l'aseiigir Agent for the Oregon
Trunk, was In lleud yesterday on
official business.
Ted I'ovey drove bin truck in from
Silver l.uke. arriving In the city liiHt
iilgln.- lie mine ill over the high
deiiert road, IiiivIiik Hlnrted the trip
on New Year Day.
The ladles of tho Christian church
will have a buxlueHM meeting Wed
nesday afternoon nt the homo of Mrs.
Knnton, 852 Columbia. All ladies of
the, church and their friends are re
quested to be present.
good
Daily Market Report
. (FvrnMif hr rrnvrrarnl with tii.
Cntmt Oron llank.)
MVTOCK.
N0IITH PORTLAND, ' Jun. 5.
Catllo Nona. '
Best steers. $10.75 nt 11.25
to choice, $10.00 nt 10.50: medium
to good, (9.00 nt 9.7 G; fair to good,
$8.00 ut 9.00: common to fulr. $7.00
ut 8.00; chu,co cows and holfers, $9
at 9.75; gond to choice, $7.76 at 9;
medium to good. $5.75 nt 7.7G; fair
to medium, $4.75 ut 5.25; cannera,
:i.2G tot 4.2G; bulls. $0.00 nt 8.00;
prime light calves, $12.50 nt 14.00;
heavies, $7.00 ut 12.00; stockers and
feeders, $8.00 nt B.60.
1IK Market.
Hogs None.
Prime mixed $14.25 nt 14.75; er
tremo $14.90; medium mixed, $13.
75 at 14.25; rough heavies $11.7 5
to $12.75; pigs $11.26 ut 1 3.2C.
Mliorp Market.
Shoop None.
Emit of mountain lambs, $13.00
at $13.50; valley lambs, $1..,50 at
$12.50; feeders, $10.00 nt $12.00;
yearlings, $9. GO ut 10.60;. wethers.
$9.00 a' $9.60; ewes, $0.50 at $7.00
LOCKER ROOMS ARE
PLANNED AT Y. M. C. A.
New Feature to bo Introduced Soon
At Gymnasium 4JlnoH Scho
tlulo is Annoonced.
naconstructlon of tho dressing
rooms nt the gymnasium and in
stallation of lockors are planned as
an early improvement at tho gym
nasium, Secretary L. ' W. Trickey
states. Separate rooms for moo
and women will be provided. It
possible, a towel service will be
started.
AtbCetlc Director It. S. Macdonuld
has completed bis schedule for
gymnasium classes, and tho first
of these was held from 7 to 8
o'clock this morning when the
"pep" club held its first workout
for the winter. The early morn
ing class is also on Wednesday and
Friday, the same hours being used
as toduy. Men's evening clusses are
set fur from 8 to 9:30 o'clock on
the nights of Monday, Wednesday,
and Thursday, while women's
classes will he from S to 9:30
o'clock Tuesday night, and from
10:30 o'clock In the morning until
noon on Thursday. The junior
boys' class is from 10 o'clock in
the morning until noon on Satur
days, and the junior girls' will
meet at 2:30 o'clock on the same
afternoon. High school students
are to meet at 3:30 o'clock In the
afternoon on Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Friday, and from 7
to 8 o'clock in the evening on
Wednesdays aud ' Fridays. A 4
o'clock period for junior boys is
provided on Wednesday afternoon.
bad lived. When Miss Pitt did not
respond to a call, Mrs. Le Blanc en
tered the room and found tbe teacher
dead on the bed. It is not known
whether the tragedy was suicide or
murder.
FIND GIRL WITH
BULLET IN HEART
Teiclier at Orchard Valley School
Kails to Respond ro Call, and
Tragedy is Discovered.
IBy UnitJ Trm to The Bnd Bulletin.)
CANVONVILLE, Jan. 5. Edith
Pitt, teachex of the Orchard Valley
school near here, was found dead,
with a bullet through her heart, at
the home of D. 1 Blanc, where she
Do You Know
What a "Q.S.S." Is?
A "Q.S.S." is a Qual
ity Service Store, - the
opposite of a Cash-and-Carry
store. ;
The Cash-and-Carry
store in .cutting prices
and offering you cer
tain articles at less
than retail cost, insist
that you not only pay
cash for every penny's
worth of merchandise
as you buy it, but that
you further inconven
ience yourself by carry
ing home with you all
of your purchases. ' '
In contrast to this
store, the Quality- Ser
vice Store extends to
you the convenience of
a charge account. It
goes further than this
your groceries are
delivered to your own
door; you do not even
have to go' to the store
o do your ordering, for
it may be done over the
phone.
Smith's Grocery
Pot .it in "THIS BU1XETINV
Put li in The BnUetln. "
VAGRAXT GETS a DAYS.
Placed under arrest last night.
George P. Nelson was found guilty
on a charge of vagrancy this morning
and sentenced to 25 days in jail by
Police Judge D. H. Peoples. He is
now engaged in cutting wood under
police supervision.
Put it in Tbe BnUetln.
nsoBi(an0'BnrQ4
Baker's Grocery
Goes On
Cash Basis !
On and after January tenth we
will conduct our business ron a
cash basis. Our motto will be to
save you money on your gro
ceries. Thanking you for ast patrouage, and asking a
continuance of the same, we are,
Yours respectfully,
Baker's Grocery