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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Cliiii'iico M.iinilii'liiiiT r urmvl
till innriiliiK f i'O mi TiicuiiiH.
Lloyd M it k 1 1 1 returned Hit morn
IiiK from u wnok'it vIhII In 1'orllninl.
. A J. Cmniilly, M it ii pin aliut'piiiiin,
In In Hiii riiy Imliiy.
(Incur Miilrlii'll ha i ii rrliiitifil it
new Wile six.
J. Alton Thompaoii, W. I). Ilnriin
mid II. ('. Vlltr will I iivii tomorrow
for nil outltiK lit Thiol" (Veiik lake.
It. M. Hnillli rfl in ni (l IIiIh morning
from Tiicomii, where tin attended the
race.
Mm. Frank It. Prince leave this
I evening tu spend I hi) next two weeks
III Keiillln
Mm. Oliver Jhnion arrived thin
morning from I.oiik Hiiich, Cnl., to
VIhII her daughter, Mm, (1. II. Blinm.
Mln France Tliomp-un and Ml
Ituliy Marlon luivu gone to I'leaaant
Klilgu In hphiii) thu next few day
with friend.
Mr. mill Mm. Len Walton arrived
In Jlencl yenlerduy. having come over
lliti Kit nt In in ma by 'ito. Thev
Imvo been on five weekn" oulliii.'.
Mr. ii nil Mm. John Coleman, sc
etniipaiili'd by Mr. mid Mm. Itlrhnrd
Doriin, molored to lledinond I Ilia af
ternoon to hour the Dryun lecture
thin evening.
(ieorite Webb and F. II. linker
have leaaed the Champion ahpe shop
from T. II. HIitgenbutHMii and hnvv
moved It from Oreenwotid to the
lienwill InilldlnK. 801 Wall street.
Harry (litnt, who left here two
month ko to Investigate newly pur
chimed mining holdlnga, returned to
Ilend yemnrduy. Mm. Ciimt. who
joined tier htiabund three week into,
nrroinpanled lilm on hi return a fur
a I'orilaiid. where he will rerun In
! for the aiimmer.
LEGION GUARANTEES
CARNIVAL QUALITY
Concerning the American Legion
Happy Land carnival, to be held In
Ilend for nix day and night, begin
ning Monday, July 19. the committee
In rhnrge of arrangement ha the
following utMloment to make:
"The Foley & Iiurk camlvul.
which will be In Ilend from July 19
to 24. Inclimlve. I reputed to bo
one of the rleanent nnd moat whole
aoine camlvul In thn bunlne. For
till reaKou we have Hoctired their
ervlce. !n the paat, carnival com
pnnle have come to Ilend which
linvo cauaed decided dlHpli'itsure nil
the part of ninny of our clt Ir.ttne. In
order to allay any suspicion that
WHO is the "purchasing agent" of your
family? We'll wager the "lady of" the
house" docs most of the buying. Is she de
ciding on Oregon-made products and help
ing to make Oregon a better place in which
to live?
The long and varied list of quality articles
made in Oregon includes almost everything
one needs.
For the larder t
CANNED FRUITS
CANNED
VEGETABLES
, COFFEE
CHEESE
FLAVORING
EXTRACTS
CATSUP
BAKING I-OWDER
CANNED FISH
PREPARED MEATS
BUY OREGON PRODUCTS
Associated Industries of Oregon
LIBERTY
TONIC I IT Last Time
Leah Baird
in '
"AS A MAN
THINKS"
AI.HO
JACK DEMPSEY
in CiiuJ No. II
"Daredevil Jack"
SATURDAY Only
House Peters
in
"The Thunderbolts
of Fate"
Alto Gaiety Comedy
and Pi m mount Magazine
thing will not be a they should dur
ing the American Legion carnival,
we hereby publicly announce that
any palron of the American Legion
carnival who dlncovem anything of a
auggratlve nature or contrary to pub
lic moral, I requeated to report the
name to the committee Imrnedlutely,
and the American Legion promlae
that the objectionable feature will
be at once removed, or tbe carnival
cloned. We make thla statement for
the purpone of satisfying the mind
of thone who may be prejudiced
agalnat carnival beeauae of duplex
ing experience of the pat. We
feel confident that the Foley ft
Iiurk allow are entirety above aua
plcton. Our Investigation of their
entertainment, prior to contracting
with them, convinced u that they
were nil that they claimed to be and
their remarkable auccea In other
cltle and the good report we are re
ceiving from them, have further con
firmed ( hit opinion."
(Hignedl
TUB AMERICAN LEGION
CARNIVAL COMMITTEE.
WARSAW MAY
BE DESERTED
Illy llnlt-l Pre, to Tht Ittnd Bullrttn)
LONDON. July 9. A Ilerlin dis
patch stated today that report to
tiermnn newspaper intlicuteil that
the l'ollli i:oveniment la prepared
'.a leave Warsaw. Social democrat
In I ho I'oIIkIi parliament have ap
pealed to the government to open
puce negotiation with the bolxhe
v 1 It 1 at once, the report Haiti.
Oregon.
For Instance
In the clothing lines
there are
BATHING SUITS
SUSPENDERS
LADIES WAISTS
BLANKETS
OVERCOATS
MACKINAWS
SHOES
OVERALLS
HATS AND CAPS
NECKWEAR
, SHIRTS
GLOVES
And then there art
SOAPS
BROOMS
STOVES
FURNITURE
BRUSHES
PHONOGRAPHS
TOYS
REFRIGERATORS
TRUNKS
SUITCASES
TENTS
AD INFINITUM
DRESSES FOR KIDDIES
A HOOn UN yOll Hl' ItlfiKD fill,' llllll)
frock wo know that you will not
be BiitlBlleil until you have pur
chimed two or three. They are
faxliloned only of the Nturdleat ma
terial and hcwii with Mich preclae
nea that long Her vice 1 a fore
gone coticlualon.
Gingham Dresses are now
priced at $1.48 to $4.50
Pongee Silk Dresses, now
priced at $6.38
White Voiles and Organdie
Dresses at $125 to $5.00
WILL PICK QUEEN
FOR BIG CARNIVAL
The American Legion I making
every effort to make Happyland car
nival the blggeat event of the year.
Many local feature are to be In
itialled and a week of real fun may
be, looked forward to.
It I the deaire of the Legion to
have aome young lady from Ilend to
prealde a queen over thl gala event.
Situated elsewhere In this edition of
The Bulletin la an advertisement
which contains a nomination coupon.
Fill out one of these coupons with
the name of some young lady whom
you would like to see be queen of
Happyland and send It to the contest
manager at The Bulletin office. Each
young lady nominated will receive
1000 free vote to start the contest
with. In conjunction with the queen
contes, a baby grand Sonora
phonograph will be given away
on the last night of the carnival.
Every peraon who purchases votes
for one of the queen contestants will
GET PRIMED
For the American Legion
"Happyland" Week, July 19
to 24. Lois of fun for every
body. Adv.
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receive a free opportunity to own the
phonograph. The names of several
candidates already have been entered
and by Saturday night It Is expected
that a score or more of contestants
will have started after the honors to
be awarded by the Legion.
GET PRIMED
For the American Legion
"Happyland" Week, July 19
to 24. Lots of fun for every
body. Adv.
WATER VALUE
IS EXPLAINED
(Continued from Page 1.)
ments would be, and what results in
the way of farming could be expect
ed. In Central Oregon the con
struction engineer, the Irrigation
bond buyer and the prospective set
tler can visit 700 farms in Deschutes
county, farmed for a number of
years by actual, practical farmers,
where he can see demonstrated all
that he needs to know regarding the
irrigation of the lands of the new
project.
Pnxslbilitit-s Great.
During the past year Hie Central
Oregon Irrigation company delivered
water to about 32,000 acres of land,
22.000 of which were" in cultivation.
The value of the crops produced on
this land, as shown in the company's
report. Is $1,368,977. The value of
thene lands has been placed at $3,
307.431. Pretty good for land that
once raised principally sage brush,
junipers nnd Jackrabbits. The other
TEMPORARY LOCATION
...
Through the courtesy of Walther-Williams Company and'
R. S. McClure, their local representative,
The Cent-Ore Motor Company
Will Be Temporarily Located
With The Walther-Williams Co.
at 1 32 Greenwood Avenue
We'll be glad to accomodate our patrons as far as it is
possible. Any negotiations or payment of bills or orders,
will be received there.
Cent-Ore Motor Company
GRAND THEATRE
Tonight and Saturday
-Hi
.View"' A ' -3;WsSMr?a?l
There's Manu a "Kick"
Where You Least Expect It!
V . ,- Look at this picture and ponder. Father thought
. there wa no more "pep" ia the old nag. but his
' f "a daughter discovered that there was a
wallop left in each old hoof and ahe used the
, . one horse power battering ram in self defence. .
" ?,'li't-arm d from the neck up ' No
kicks left, ink? Ohl . what a lot you ve. go
to learn I
Bee titer fimplof life r exposed get "next 'to
Nature watch the All Star Comedy Cast tear
Vie veil of secrecy, from tbe romance, of rural
Jllghteoasneta
Bi$ New, FIVE-REEL Comedy Sensation I
'DOVVM C3 TD3E
local projects, such as the Tumalo.
on which some 7900 acres were
farmed; the Squaw Creek, on which
some 8100 acres were cultivated,
and numerous smaller projects pro
duced in like proportion, and give
evidence of the possibilities and value
of Irrigated land in Central Oregon.
New Home Made
The irrigation of tbe Benbam Falls
segregation, the North Canal unit
and the enlarged West Side unit
would make available something in
excess of 100,000 acres of irrigable
land, or as much again as is now
farmed in Deschutes county. The
estimate given of the lands which
can be irrigated in tbe entire larger
Deschutes project, includirg the
North unit in Jefferson county, has
been placed at well over 200,000
acres in the Deschutes report. The
value of the agricultural products of
those lands in Crook and Deschutes
counties which would be irrigated if
the project is constructed, would be
somewheres in the neighborhood of
three times that produced in Des
chutes county at the present time.
which would add materially to the
wealth, resources and business of the
towns and of the county. The new
lands would also furnifh homes for
well over a thousand new farmers,
while at the present time there are
about 750 in the county.' '
The figures given in regard to the
size and extent of the proposed irri
gation projects are only rough esti
mates and are not given as being la
any way correct, although, tor the
sake of conservatism, they are placed
considerably under the engineers'
estimates. However, they may suf
fice to indicate what may be expected
if Central Oregon receives the herit
age to which she' is entitled, which ia
the Irrigation of our arid lands and
the full development of our natural
resources.
GET PRIMED
For the American Legion
"Happyland" Week, July 19
to 24. Lots of fun for every
body. Adv.