The Bend bulletin., July 21, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

THUS HKNI) BIXMOTI.V, IIAILY KDIT10N, HKND, OltKflON, WKDVKHDAY. JllY 21, 1030.
IIICM) THAI HdlDIXMO
Ori-Kiiii Trunk
Arrives, 7:35 A. M.
LmivoH, H:0) P. M.
O..W. It. N.
Arrives, O'.EO P. M.
I .on von, 7:00 A. M,
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mm, CI, V, IdiyiinldH, of Ciituwuy,
wan III III" I'lly lllHl nlnhl.
I'!. I'llinuii, of 1'iilHlny, Ih
truiiHiKillii' IhihIiu'HH In llcnil today.
M If. I). In no Ih enjoying ii vIhII
riiuii li Ih hrnthi-r. who ciunu In liml
iiIkIiI from IUiIIIiikImhii. WunIi.
MIhh Olllit lloyd, of HI. I'iiiiI,
Ih In lleml vIhIiIiik her coiihIii, Mi-h.
It, V. I.lnton, lit 1514 CotiKroHH
Htrnnt.
MIhh Kuy Pnyiirinoiid, of tho Wur
nor Co., Iihh rturiid to Mend nfter
11 tWI) WIIhUh' VlHll Willi llltr pUI'ltlllH
nl KiiIkiii.
Ir. K. It. Norrln Iihh riitiirnnd to
llmid friiin u trip lo Oi'i-xoii Clly,
wliiiro Ii" v I id I imI wllli IiIh fullmr
over iho woi'k end.
MIhh Anna Kldur, formerly a resl
(llillt of III U Hi'i'llon, luft lunt llllillt
for Iiit liiinin In hoiiIIhii'ii f.'nllfnriilii
iifinr miKiulliiK n dny lioro looking
nu llio lliln of hiiiiii) of her Irrl
Kulnil IiiihIh ii on r llmid,
1'iit Itullly, of Antelope, who Iihh
linnii iriiliHiii'tliiK IiiihIiivhh In llmid
for hiiviii'iiI iliiyn, Hiirfurml mi actno
Mtuck of iiiiindlrlllH IiihI iiIkIi'. Ho
wiih riinlmd to tliu IiohiiIiuI and an
opiiriilliin performed lliln morning.
1 1 ' v suftr the discomforts ami
embarrassments of a Goitre t
I). (. C. trtuitall"l1 fur follm ! bene
ltul ninhy.
Wl,y par Mivrrnl hundn-d dollnr lor in
iitM'ialmii lo ri'itinvo entire wli. II II l,,C,
can tioolilalm d if Ulll couilHirtllti'lr
mallckpvciiJllulcr
(Mi.C. wlirn froitrrlr unfilled ylvri titlt
Irii l, r Ipiull. i, rum i,i.n.-r will It
i. lumlr.l, u (J C, (, ,J Uliwl. bflnail
tntr. Wtllnlur limiklvl,
AililrrM Ih-lit.S
O.II.C CllliMICAL COMPANY
bcdlllr, WHklilnitll'tl
Tho nawH Iihh boon received In
llmid of tliu hlrth to Mr. mid Mrs.
V. H. Krniii'lii, ul Drain, Or., on
July 12, of an olxht und ono-lialf
pound hoy. Ilolli Mr. and Mm.
KrnnidH with formerly IiihI iuiiIoih
In tliu Iliniil IiIkIi school..
Mr, ii 1 1 1 1 Mm. Hhiirou Monro, of
llniiiiiirton, WuhIi,, who luivo humi
vlnllliiK in llmid Willi Mrs. Moore's
iiiii(Iiii', Mrs. I'iikhihiiiuii, will lnuvo
hy null) tomorrow for Idnho to
upend tho niiiiiiliiiliT of tlmlr viicu
tioii liuforn riiluriiliiK to llinlr lioinn,
uftflr 9 o'clock In the evening, In vio
lation of tho city curfow ordinance,
without parontH or Kunrdlun, will be
taken euro of hy tliu division. Adv.
GRAND THEATRE
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
At tl Hotels.
Pilot Until- Inn
M. K. lluiuiKdiit'ir, I'lirl laml.
Mr. mid Mrs. J. It. Iliirnhiim, Ouk
tiiiid, Cnl.
Mr. und Mrn. K. Koudull, Ouk
laud, Cul.
K. I. Llewellyn mid fiimlly, Mock
ton, Cul,
Flunk lleltlcompcr, Portland.
II. McCarthy, Portland.
Mih. (i. W. Itoyimkls. (lutiiwiiy.
Mrn. (1. IC, Hnlvely, lluy Crook.
C. II. Poster, Portlund.
J. V. Klhluir, Khmilko.
John AduniH, Portland.
1). I). Iloneliruko, Portland.
M. I'lpor, Prliiiivlllo.
C. Foster, I.owor HrldKo.
V. Murray, AiihIIii.
It, Dickson, Ki'iittln,
H. Cliiiiunan, Porlluiid.
. (.'. ,M. 1(111. Portlund.
( o.y llolid
W. A. Bimditckiir, Portlund.
K. V, Pitman, Palnloy.
II. If. Kilitoro. RlHtiir.
John II. Slu'wi.y, Klmnatli FnllH.
C. K. WIhb. I .a Pino.
Krnnk Kiullli, Suit I.uko.
K. I Davldnon, Hood Itivnr.
A. J. I)rhy. Hood Illvur.
Ili.i.d WrlKlit
ThoinnH PudnrMiilt, Walluco, Idu.
Hurry Purkiir. Portland.
Illrhard Kcluiuh, Kort Itock.
Mr. (1. V. Rliinlon. Rnutlln.
Mm. J.' I,. Maddron, Wuplnltla.
(I. II. A ml row h. Illulock.
H. M. Alloway, Portlund.
P.
It.
(I.
It.
V.
MII.I.MKV ATTKXTIOX!
Ed McCarthy, foriimrly of Shevlin
IIIxoii'h. Iihh iurcluiHd thn White
Owl: tohucco, coiifi-ctloncry, etc.
Your piitrouuKo nollclicd. 32-7p
WAHXIVG TO GlltUS
Rpoclal forci.'i have been udded to
tho wonn'u' jiratacllva dlvlHlon of
(ho city for norvlco during carnival
week. Warning In glvon thut all
KlrlH undiT IS found on tho street
OirlH iindnr 18 who wlnh to rninnln
on Curnlvul groundH after B o'clock
' .....I...I hv
IIIHI WHO lirw inn. iii;i;iiuimni" "
parent or guiirdlun, will ho pro'vldod
..1 It V Unttifin'N
,t,Jt3, L,,,ir.,, t,t, ,
i'rotuctlvo DlvlHlon. All KlrlK desir
ing thin Hiirvlcn report rim 10
lliiiid PrcHH building. 37-8c Adv.
Dr. Turnor, eye opocLiillHt, will be
out of town for two wei;k. Will
return July 25. 30-41C
TWO U. OK O. MEN
ON OLYMPIC TEAM
Turk of It. (111101111, niul Itinlli-lt or
IXikiiiIii Will Itlglit to 'oni
prln At Antwerp,
(Ilr United PrM to Th Dnd Bullrtln)
I.'NIVKltHITY OK OIIKGON, EIJ
OKNR, July 21. Two L'lilvernlty of
Orngon athluli-H, William Kennntli
llnrtlutt, of KhIucoiIii, and Arthur
Tuck, of Ili'dinond, huvo bn hcIbc-
li-d a ineinbcrH of the I'ulted Ktuten
truck team to couipcle In thcOlympIc
guineH lit Antwerp, Ilulgliim. They
were numcd following the Olympic
tryoutH held hint Ruturduy In the
llurvard Htiidiuiii at Iionlon fn which
tlmy competed iigiilimt nthleteH from
every auction of the country. Unrt
lett placed ficcond In tho dlKCUH In
tho nutlonul tryoum, and flrnt In the
Junior amateur athletic amioclutlon
climiiploiinhlp held tho duy before,
CHlnbllHhlng a new Junior record In
tho event.
Art Tuck, youthful phenom, who
Iihh been ut tho Cnlvernlty only one
your, wiih choHcn largely on account
of IiIh puHtrecord In the Javelin.
Remember the Small Thing.
It Ih eny to tnlk glibly of serving
fiuinnnlty mid lo fnrvi't lo pnna the
mil to the mini who nil next n nt
tnhle, to think of plnrlng our IIvph nt
a world' dlnponnl mid neglect tho
Hinnll attentlnn which mean io much
lo our own homo. Henry Slonne Coffin.
Human Stepping Stone.
There nro anld to bo mnny "Itn
lelgha" In Clilnn. When n Clilnege
Indy cotnea to n muddy plnce In the
rnnd ahe ununlly Kei over It by cm
ploying n huinnn atep;lng atone, neck
onlng n boy ahe gtvea blm n amnll coin,
In return for which ho drop on hla
tinniln nnd knees In the mud for her
tn ot,,n nfi'f
Y4I UW
nai i ii up
1 UP
it
Dominant
Genitts of tie
THE-
HEART OF
by Frank Daivby
A.hicturc of sulfas sind 1
smstiy ana foijjnanc
humanne55
The iifa romance of a
coclcney from Lotv
ciori'j tenement district
Limehouse-. !
PROHIS START
CONVENTION IN
LINCOLN TODAY
(Continued from Page 1.)
of atoorlng for votes instead of
steering by principle.
"Tho preBldent won his second
term by keeping ub out of war. He
may lose everything by keeping us
out of peace."
Ilnindi WIlHon Dawdler.
Tho loud support of the presi
dent's treaty Btand "Is very hollow
GRAND
TONIGHT k TI1URS.
The Fastest Stepper
on Two Continents
is
Owen
Moore
in
"Piccadilly
Jim"
He punched a Nobleman note
and woo the girl be loved.
A Sparkling, Rollicking
Comedy Romance
' LET'S GO!
sounding brass In the' ears of those
who saw 'watchful waiting' degen
erate Into 'disgraceful dawdling,' "
Watklns said.
The temporary chairman said the
country desires a league of nations
but that the assumption only one
man is capable of framing It savor
ed of autocracy and couldn't be ac
cepted meekly by free people.
Watklns also attacked the repub
lican party. He asked if there were
no Mexican problems during repub
lican administrations and asserted
It was raining a false cry of "Ameri
canism" In the league fight. Both
parties have committed themselves
to Internationalism on some of
their platforms, he said. He cited
the tariff, the money question and
the control of colonies as questions
In which one or the other party
stood for Internationalism.
LIBERTY
TONIGHT Last Time
Enid Bennett
in
"The False Road"
TIIURS. t FRIDAY
Anita
Stewart
-in
Put it In Tho Rulletlil.
"Mind The
Paint Girl"
When you Liu cfioru n, mind (he
greate paint.
We aie not knocking the chorut girl, bat
-oh, you beautiful doll.
AlMO
JACK DEMPSEY
ia Episode No. 13
"Daredevil Jack"
Record of Transfers
FURNISHED BY THE DESCHUTF9
ABSTRACT COMPANY.
La Pine Townsite Co. to Geo. E.
Smith, Lot 3, Blk 17,' and Lot 10
Blk 27, La Pine. $10.00.
Frask W. McCaffery to Sylphor
B. Roe, Lot 2, Blk 43, Redmond.
$10.00.
The Bend Co. to Eart Johnson,
Lot 16, Blk 4, Mill Addition. 10.
Earl Johnson to W.N). McClellan,
Lot 16, Blk 4, Mill Addition. $100.
Tat it In The Bulletin.
4 U
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