TUB BEND IHTMiETTN. DAILY EDITION, BBKI), ORKOO, MOXD.IV. M.1V , 130.
PACiB
Friday COMING Saturday
TO THE,
GRAND
ERIC VON STROHIEM'S
WONDER PLAY
"Blind
Husbands"
If you want to u plioto drama that giipa 'till it olmuit ourti.
A (lory to absorbing1 that it needa no explanatory li'tlea--tlien tt
thin marvtloua picturf. md by a mao whosa genius baa atartUd
the world. '
KLAMATH FALLS MEN
TOUR FOR CANDIDATE
,H i 1 1 M i 1 1 1 I'liund Kiiviii'iiIiIk III lies-
chilli's Count)', l ili'poil of
Wilson H. Wiley. L
GRAND
TONIGHT und
TUESDAY
Yvonne Delva
AND
Creighton Hale
in ih. SumVMmI Mytiou
Myileiy Play
"The Thirteenth
Chair"
ALSO
Episode No. 15
"TEi LION MAN"
LIBERTY
TONIGHT Last Time
Nay Allison
IN
"The Walk
Offs"
AND
Charlie Chaplin
IN
"A Day's Pleasure'
TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY
Marguerite Clark
IN
"All Of A
Sudden Peggy"
C. L. Miller mill Jon Anderson, of
Silver I.nlf ii. urn vIhIHiik in the city
today. . '
A murrliign llccnm. Issued Hu'ur
luy in for J. W. Gardner and EH'Mi
Cantrnll, buili of Rend.
Tho ladles ill llm Culholic church
will nold nn upron and food sale
on Saturday, May 1C. nt tho O'Don-
iiiill market
Mm. F. K. Htudebukor und child
ren. Robert und Helen, have rut urn
ed to Bend from u nk' visit with
friend In Redmond.
Miss Mnry Pryrenr Iiiih riven up
hT poHltlon u deputy in the oflce
of County Clerk llnnor. She la anc
ceded by .Mr. Bertha Dawson.
.Mr. und .Mr. N. (!. Davl. of
Prlnevllle, formerly ot tlila city,
motored to ll-nI yostorduy, visiting
at tho homo of .Mr. und Mr. W'll
IJam Sprout.
Mr. und Mr. C. II. SuppliMton.
of thla OUT. urn thn pnr"tit. of uu
?! t pound buhy girl bo n Sunday.
The young ludy lum been christened
Margaret Luelln.
Tho regular niontlily business
meeting of thn Scandinavian Lutn
run church will bo hold at 7 S0
o'clock thla evening at tho purron
uge, 231 Idulio avenue.
Mr. and Mr. Ralph Know were
week end visitors In Bend ' ?rom
Crescent, whom Mr. Know Ih forest
minor. They started on tholr re
turn south thla niornliiK.
J. Z. Klnnsbnrry, uxnlKtaul dlvi
slon superintendent of tho S. P. &
8.. and 0. W. Luncuste. Oregon
Trunk road inns tor. woro In Bend
ynstorduy on official business.
Rov. J. Stanford Moore, minister
of tho Epworth KplHcopal church of
Portland, filled thn pulpit of tho
Bend Methodist church yesterdny
morninK and evening. This morn
ing ho npoko before thn slii.lems of
thn Bend high Mchool und tonight
will retuyn to his homo.
On a tour of thn seventeen:)! din
(rli;t In tho Interests of tho cundl
dncy or Wilson H. Wiley, who Ih
neckline tbo nomination for stulo
senator against Jay II. Upton of
Prlitiivlllu. C. A", Hoyden, A. Ii. Col
IIiim, W. ,M. Diincun, and Mr. Wiley
arrived In lsciid yesterday by auto
from Klamath Fall, und remained
here today, planning; to stuit for
Jefferson county In the morning.
Mr. Wiley find sentiment moat fn
vornblo In Deschutes county, .'and
will have practically aolld bucking
In Klamath, ho believes.
Mr. Wiley ban been a resident of
Klamath Fulls hIuco 1907, when he
came to tho Southern Oregon
county aa mtorney for thi United
State land und reclamation Aivlc.1
For th toe year ho waa In charge of
land und Ii-khI niultor on Hie
Klamuth litigation project. Ad
inllteil to- practice In Oragon In
IV 10. ho hna nerved u attorney for
tho Klamuth Irrigation district und
tho Klamuth drulnuge district foi
tho Jiiiat 10 yeara.
FARMERS DISCUSS
1920 HARVEST PAY
AgiirullurlMn Would Hfablliza tho
Wmko Paid Tlila Vcur for
KpMxonal Work.
BEND TRAIN HCHKOUI.B.
Oregon Trunk.
Arrive, 7:35 A. M.
Leave 8:00 P. U.
0.-W. B. M.
Arrive, 6:50 P. M.
Leave, 7:00 A. M.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Albert Hunnn, of Madras, spent
yentarday In Bond.
F. M. ChrlBmait, of Sllvar Luke,
Ifl In Bend for a few day.
; Frank Inabnlt loft last night on a
businniiA trip to Portland.
W. D. Hill, of La Pine, spent yes
terday In Bond visiting frlnnds.
. Dennis D. Hunt, of Sisters, Is
amending the day In Bend on IjubI
)"h. .
Mrs. P. B. Muyotto loft last night
for Centrnllft to visit with her parents.
Pal II In The DuUetln.
Daily Market Report
LIVKHTOCK.
lPmliKi4 hr arrannnral wtU tfw
Oattai OrB BukO .
NOltTII PORTLAND, May 3.
t'uttle, 1T05. Fancy grade steers
20c to fiOc lower: rest stoady.
Crai nuiul pulp fad steers, 112 to
J1.1; choicn. tit to $12; good to
choice, $10. CO to $11; medium to
good. m.MI to $,10.60; fair to
good, $K.7!i to $!l.n0; common to
(air, $7. SO to $K.7C: choice cows
und helfern, $U to $11.50; good
to choice, $10.25 to $11; medium
to good, $8.76 to $10.25; fair to
medium, $7.60 to $8.76; canoers,
$6.50 to $7.50; bulls, $6 to $9;
prime II. at calves, IB to $17; med
ium lit-.'-;. $10 to $15; heavy, $7
to $10.
Hogs.
Kecolpu. 1020: 16c to 2Co lower.
Prime mixed, $10 to $10.25, ex
treme, $10.35; medium mixed,
$15.50 to $10; rough heavies,
$11.50 to $16; pigs, $12 to $14.60.
Sheep.
Receipts. 2740: ' very Blow .and
weak; no early shIob. East
of mountain lumbs, $16 to $17;
light valleys, $14.75 to $16;. heavy,
$13.25 to $14.75; common to med
ium, $10.50 to $11.30; yearlings,
$14 to $15; wethers, $13. ..0 to
$14.26; ewes, $8 to $12; spring
lambs, $15 to $10. All shorn stuff
3 under those, quotation's.
Pot It In The Bulletin.
Not JustV
Meat But
MEAl
O'DONNELL BROS.
IHy UnlUJ lmtoT)M Bnd Bullrtln.)
HUTCHINSON. KAN'8 May 3.
A Kansas wheat harvest labor. con
ference opened here today for dis
cussion of tho advisability of estab
lishing, a standard wage.
Kveiy agricultural organization
In the state had been invited to iiond
at leant one representative.
Lust year the standard wago waa
60 cenls an hour for a tcn-eour duy
with extra pay for overtime. But
a survey of wage paid lust ye.tr
show that as high a $7.60 per dny
with food and lodging wa paid in
a few countlejt of the central west
ern part of tho state, whllo a few
eastern and western counties pa Id
aa low as $3.50 per duy. Other
counties fluctuated bet wen two ex
tremes. One community paid $13
a duy.
T-
Few Eexaps Centura.
It Is hunter In iivni'l i-eiimire Hum
to tain aiilatii-e, lint o exen j.c ceie
sure n mini iiiiint pnox his whole life
wllliout m.vlng or (Inliig a foolish
thing. Iliime. ,
I'OI'MI NdTICH
Notice Ih hereby given that the
City of llend has cuused to be liu-
(wtiiiwl,,,! tliu fnl Inwlnir ,1 ..u.'rl l,e,l
livestock pursuant to the provisions
of Ordinance No. 120 of sain city.
town: one buy geniing, ugn uuoui
II vi.iirn wi.ltlil iihnill 1 llfJII IIih.
Brunded "H K H", coniioelisil. left
shoulder, iiiuiki roached. Notice Is
hereby further gir;n that tho un
dnniluneil will, on the 7 til dny of
May, ut the hour of 3 p. m.. In snld
city, sell lit public auction the above
described livestock, to sutlsty me
charges for Impounding the same,
together with all accruing costs.
L. A. W. NIXON.
Adv. 25e. Chief of I'ollco.
lldthfn-n. , Shasta place, or ralliT. L. Collier, ut Tumulo, or Bond,
evenings. 24-25-27p 69-17tfo
KOIt HALK Singer electric sowing
miichiiie. I(. (;. Blnckwell. 720
Delaware live. 2l-25-27p
t
ClaMlfled advartlniiK cliarttfj pr tu ttt
MnU for 10 words or leu. On cnt pr
word for all ovwr 10. All clsaiiflvd MvtrtiaiPir
rtrletlr cub Id advancik.
USED CARS
CAR KOH HALK Ford. In good
running order; cbcup for cash.
Inquire Kenwood grocery. 20-25-27p
CAR FOR BALK Overland "-S;'-first-class
condition; 7 tires, 4
new; new buttery; ready to go.
Terms given. Cull at Tucker shop
or after 6 p. m. at 67 Oregon st.
28-25-26p
FOR HALE Ufced Ford car. Car
guaranteed -Cent.-Ore. Motor Co.
63-41tfc
WANTED
YOUNG woman, employed in office,
desires room and board in priv
ate family. Address D, care Bulle
tin. 18-24-26p
WANTED Steady man for driving
wagon; salary $ipo per month,
8 hours. American Railway Ex
press Co. 17-124tfc
TROJAN POWDER
Is now handled In liend by A. B.
Torlor, wholesale und retail.
Can fill orders of any size
for any work In the blasting lino.
Telephone Black 1771. I'owder
that needs no thawing or unfreezing
und has no bud effects, either be
fore or ufter explosions.
10-1 2 4-1 3 5p
FOR SALE 7 Wyandotte hens
und a Partridge Wyandotte
rooster. Inquire A. J. Ooggans,
U.(.II to ',r. on-.
- - ..y
CENTRAL OKEOON REALTY CO
931 Bond Street.
FOR SALE 160 acres. 4 miles
from Bend: 14 0 acres tillable;
90 acres cleared, 4 0 acres alfalfa,
2u rye; should yield nt least 140
tons huy this season; 10 cows; beat
herd of mixed grades in county;
herd clearing $400 per month by
wholesaling; would clear $600 at
retail: 2 extra fine Holstefn year
ling heifers; 2 fairly good barns;
new 5-room house; terms.
FOR HALE New, modern five
room residence; fituats Additlom
Colorado street: easy terms. In
quire Carlson & Lyons. 25-06tfo
FOR SALE Four - modern bunga
lows In very best residence dis
trict. J, A. Eustes. 79-01-tfo
FOR 8ALB Why purrnnse used
phonographs where too can't pur
chase parts? We have a good line
of used phonograph; also part.
L. K. Shepord, Minnesota street.
9-130tfo
FOR SALE Three room house,
lights and wuter, large lot, nice
lawn, poultry house and yard. Cheap
for cash. 527 Portland Ave., west.
23-14tro
FOR SALE 24,000 brick. Ipqnlra
Win. Paulson, at J. Ryan Co.V
office. 2-113tfo
5-ROOM modern bouse on Congress
street; a sure snap.
oad-,
3-ROOM modern house on Broai
way; one of the neatest places;
In Bend; terms.
CENTRAL OREGON REALTY CO.
931 Bond Street. 125c!
FOR SALE Tent house, complete;
also barn floor and stanchions i
for five, cows; cheap. Inquire
Henkle & Haines. Log Cabin Bldg.l
8-23-25p:
FOR SALE One lot 50x125 two
houses, one six room, one four
room. $1350, $300 down, easy
terms. Inquire Bulletin or Joe Rock.
I 87-20tfc
-4-
FOR SALE 3000 pounds white
sweet clover seed, all recleaned
and ready for market. See or write
"Put Your Duds
. In Our Suds"
Finished
Rough Dry
Wet Wash
Dry Cleaning
The BEND
LAUNDRY
Phone Black 311
LADY or gentleman agent wanted
for the city of Bend. Sell thei
original Watkins Products; known
everywhere. Write today. Wat
kins Co., 52, Winona, Minn.
24-30-36-42-48p
AT THE HOTELS.
M. E. Smith, Portland:
W. J. Lord. Portland.
A. B. Colburn. La Grande.
A. Schubener, Portland.
George Hlnes. Portand.
Jay H. I'ptou. Prlnevllle.
Mrs. R. A. Allen, Tacoma.
.Mr. and MrB. D. De Limn, Minn
eapolis. . ; .
Dennis D. Hunt, Sisters.
Thomna Hutton, Suutex. (
J. Forsythe, Portland.
L. J. Stack, Portland.
B. R. Spencer, Portland.
W. S. Blnghnm, Portland.
J. B. Coon, Grass Valley. -
C. A. Hayden, Klamath Falli. .
Wilson S. Wiley, Klamath Falls.
A. B. Collns, Klamath Falls.
W. M. Duncan, Klamath Falls.
. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snow, Cres
cent. Hotl Coiy.
Albert Hanna, Madras.
J Stanford Moore, Portland.
A. P., Peterson, Portlund.
W. C. Johnson, Camas.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Tumor,
Dnllas; '
J. A. Haswell, Missoula.
C. L. Mller. Silver Lalto.
Joe. A. Anderson, Sllvor Lake
Hot"l Wright.
Ed Gllbreth, The Dalles.
John C. Armstrong, Castle Rock.
- A. Gobhard, Fort Rock.
F. M. Chrlsman, Silver Lnke.
Jim Loper, Klamath Falls.
Frank Crampton, Fort Rock.
J. A. Blackwood, Boise.
W. D. Hill, La Pine. .
MjWlr1JJii
ft,., . , ,
i ny sujjer me aiscontjorts ana
embarrassments of a Goitre f
O. G. C. preparation (or uoitro bns beno
litrd many.
Why pny govcrnl hundred dollars (or nn
opcriilion to rrmovo a iiottro when O.G.C.
enn boolttntni-d (or auch a comparativuly
amalluxpondhurof
O.G. C. when properly nppllod iilves anils
litrlory results, or your money will be
n-lundi-d, O.O.C. is sold direct, by mnil
any. Writo (or booklet.
Address Dept. 5
,. 0. 0. C. CHEMICAL COMPANY
Seattle, Wnihlnvton
TOURISTS HerA) la your chance to
get a licensed chauffeur, with
good Chevrolet touring car. who Is
fumlllur with hunting and flBhlng;
has been licensed trapper and hunt
er in La Pine basin country for
past 5 years; will take out parties
for business or pleasure. Leave
orders at Deschutes garage. Harry
D. Hill. 4-23-28p
SHEEPMEN Huve bought a new
two-ton .Nash truck and- intend
making a specialty of delivering
wool from Inland points. Leave
orders with D'ischutes garage or
address Harry D. Hill, Bend. Star
Route. ' 3-23-28pi
WANTED Truck driver for city
delivery; state sge. experience
and salary wanted. Write No. 5,j
care uunoun. z-is-iac
WANTED Furniture, phonograph,
ranges and household goods of all
description. Standard Furniture Co.
61tfo
WANTED To buy second hand win
dow shades. We cell new shades.
See Goggans. 87-83tfc
RAGS WANTED Will pay 5c per
poundfor clean rags, no small
trimmings, sacks, old pants or socks
wanted. The Bend Bulletin.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE 5-room bouse on Flor
ida; clothos presses, bath, pantry,
etc. Inquire G. P. Hibbard, Flor
ida, near Slsemore. 25-25-26p
FOR SALE OR TRADE Horses, 3
and 4 years old. Write W. L.
Something New
in Bread. Beginning Monday, May 3
Health Bread
Health Bread is made of cracked wheat
and is considered to be a most health-
ful bread.
Inquire about our
Health Bread
Price per Loaf 1 5c
AMERICAN BAKERY
This Electric Sewing Machine is as Handy as Your Work Basket
KM
-, Portablecan be used anywhere
that .there's an electric light socket. When not
in use takes up no more room than a hand bag
jland is carried as easily. . "
Workless-electricity performs the
labor. ; All you do is guide the sewing.
Inexpensivecosts no more , than
footpower machines, and can be obtained or
easyt pay-as-you-use terms.
" ' -s. Be ready for Spring and Summer Sewing
Call today or let us call on you.
Bend Water Light & Power Co.