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PLENTY OF GAS
FOREVERYBODY
STUDEHAKKH FIRM
MAKES REPORT
Miiio TIimii Hi'Vi-n llllllon Itiinil"
IIi'iiiiiIii In Country's OH
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llnir IIIIIIiiii (iiilloiiN,
T i n Htuilchnker corporation,
llirniiKli Ux msniuc-h tli'jmrt il, Iiiih
nindii on xhnusilvo mi inly of iliu kii
olliiii nil uitl lott ( h roiiK li'iiil tint I'nlt
ml Mute. II. H. .McCliire, lorn I
Htudiihukur di'iiler, Iiiih rnlvrt ii
copy of ilil" report, In which lit given
Uh rollowiiiK facia:
ILtnry l. Dohnrty miyM: "There'll
ho guimllnn fur tin, for our children,
nnil our clillilrnn' children."
If. B. gi-oliiglrnl survey miyii?
"Thorn urn 7.(120.000.000 ImrrulM of
oil mill 111 III" l!nllml Hlnlos enough
for 20 ynr at tho iriiiiit rnto of
consumption, Tim world' deposit
totiil 00,000,000,000 bnrrol whlcli
In enough for 1811 yours."
IT. 8. bureau of mines report:
"Itesorvo gasoline murk In March
readied 020,303,041 Kullnnii, III) In
crease In 30 dny of 80,330.017 gnt
lonit. Tho urplu production of
CtiKolIno In 1911) totaled 149,440,488
gnllon mul I tin tolnl production of
gasoline In 1910 was 3,007.867.007
gallon.
"Eighty sample of gnsnllno touted
by tho bureau of mine from dlffur
out Hftctlon show priictlcnlly tho
same urn dn cvory where. Transpor
tmlon difficulties have helped to
bring gasoline shortages In some
western stnto. notiibly California.
Ori'Kon nnd Vulilnn(on.
"Tho nvorugo passenger truck' con
sumption per your i 300 gallon nnd
tho average motor truck consump
Hon por your 1500 gallons."
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Florence Glhson, Frank banning, Ed-
I'lol, Wulter Porry, llarrlsh Ingra-
ham, Rosalln Hernhon,
and Bill I'atton,
Unorge Flolda
A in oh t cordial invitation U cx
(oudod to iIiono lutoroiitod to atlond.
To Bnllylittn tho Paiungor.
A coin In n xl"l iiuichlnu ha boon
Invcnti-d by an ICnglliihmun to onabl
a poiieiiKir to leurn nl what apeed be
la trarclliig In a train.
AT THE MOVIES
"Tho Couiugo of Mtirgo O'Doono,"
Vltngrnph'N acrnon voralnn of the
populur novol by Jumu Ollvor Cur
wood, which will be ahow at the
Liberty thoator Huuduy and Monday,
U a clvnn live tory of lovo nnd ad
vvnture In tho frozen wlldornosa of
tho grout Canudlun North wont. Not
tho luaHt of It exciting cpUodcn,
inldo from a groat fight between two
grizzly boar, are tho KcenoH, which
wore difficult to obtain, where David
Ralno and Marge O'Doono, with the
aid of Turn, tho trained bear, and
Dorreo, the wolf-dog, fight their way
out of the Net, tho stronghold of
amugglor and bad men.
Tho ploy open on a train tulled
in the mow of an Arctic night and
end with a night encampment and
a Ntrunge mooting far from civiliza
tion. .Ilotwcon tho beginning and
the end are wonderful advonture and
exciting Incident in a land where
horolHin and danger are a part of
tho dully routine
Wllllnm Desmond In "A Sagebrush
Hamlet," at tho Grand theater Sun
dnv only, nluy tho character of a
cowboy, who protends to bo "locood"
In order to avenge his father' death
The gung "Locoed Lorry" Lang
(Desmond) trailed were a hard
flghlln', hard-drlnkln" and ornery
bunch of hell-bent nelllons, who
would rather sleep in a corral drunk
than In a bed sober. Larry started
out to make a reputation as a drunk
en fool, in order to throw Dutton
the murderer of his father, off his
guard and lure him from his retreat
In Bottle canyon.
A hllarlou nnd exciting melee oc
cur when tho feather bed becomes
torn and emits a swirling cloud of
feathers about the fighters. Through
a shower of plumage and bullets,
Larry fights his way with the girl.
Marguerite De la Motte, sprightly
and talented, plays opposite Desmond
as the girl who had come to stay.
Other In an excellent cast are:
When Your Plant
Breaks Down
WHEN AN ESSENTIAL PART
BREAKS AND YOU NEED IT IM
MEDIATELYIT IS A BIG LOSS
TO YOU TO BE COMPELLED
TO WAIT FOR A NEW PART.
Acetylene Welding
has saved individuals and corpora
tions thousands of dollars. We are
prepared to save you money also.
Our Acetylene Welding plant is com
plete, and our expert welders are
trained to handle any work that
comes to them in the shortest order.
Satisfaction is absolutely guaran
teed. We are also prepared to handle
anything in machine work with our
very latest machine shop equipment.
Bend Iron Works
"On The Dalles-California Highway."
PHONE your RUSH ORDERS to BLACK 741
MiHlimlUt Kplwrnpiil J. Edgar
Purdy, pastor. Service will bo held
nl tho "Llttlo Ilrown Church" tomor
row na follows: Rundny school nt
0:4S; morning service at 11. Floyd
Reynolds will occupy tho pulpit to
morrow morning. Floyd I well ,
!....... i.. it.. ,1.1 UdifA uri.diiiillnar '
from high school ho ha been study
ing at Wlllumotto university and the
Los Angelos Bible Institute Ho I
now homo on vacation, llvnr Mm
tomorrow morning.
Ilnppy Sunday ovonlng Kpworth
league combined at 8 o'clock, Charles
WIIohii. leader. A llvo topic, a live;
loader, good music. Young and old '
will enjoy this service
Prayor mooting next Thursday
ovonlng will bo led by S. O. Watkins.
On August 8, Dr. Edward Laird
Mills, editor of tho Pnclflc Christian
Advocate, will occupy tho pulpit nt
11 o'clock. Tho 8 o'clock service
will agnln bo in charge of the Ep
worth louguo, J. O. Gibson, leader.
On August 16, Floyd Reynolds
will again occupy the pulpit In tho
morning and Rov. II. F. Pomborton
will preach In tho ovonlng.
Hrnndlnnvliin-Iiiithernn Frcdorlk
A. T. Cornoliusson, pnBtor. As tho
pastor loft Thursday ovonlng for
Portland to attond a conference,
no services will bo hold In the Scandinavian-Lutheran
church Sunday.
Sunday school, however, will be
hold a usual at 10 a, in.
Next Thursdny, August 5, nt 7:80
p. m., tho LndloB' Aid will hold a
social gathering In tho church par
lors. RofrOBhmont will bo served
and a happy ovonlng will be enjoyed.
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J. A. EASTES,
I'KKSIDKNT
H. W. GANT,
VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER
Announcing the Incorporation of
M. E. EASTES,
SECY-TREAB.
astera Case
REALTY DEALERS IN
BEND CITY PROPERTY
CENTRAL OREGON FARM LANDS
Offices With J. A. Eastes, First National Bank Building, Bend, Oregon
H. W. CANT, Cen'l. Mgr.
Is to deal only in Bend city property and Centra) Oregon
farm lands of merit and to accept listing on no others; to
treat fairly with all our patrons in every transaction;' to lend
our experience, as experts in property values, to affect sales to
OUR POLICY
the mutual satisfaction of buyer and seller, and to devote our
efforts to the substantial upbuilding of Bend. We class our
selves as experts of city property and farm land values in Bend
and vicinity, having dealt extensively in them for several years,
OUR SPECIALTIES
River Terrace Manzanita Aubrey Heights
River Terrace, situated immediately on the
West side of the Deschutes River, has
grown in a few short years to be one of
Bend's choicest residence sections, beauti
ful homes, ideally located for the business
man. Streets are being improved and side
walks installed. Many choice lots remain
in this addition. Priced upwards from $275.
Manzanita, the future beautiful home site
of Bend. Although untapped by streets
and unimproved, MANZANITA is certain
to become the most-beautiful addition to
Bend. Buy in Manzanita for the future.
Lots from $25.00 to $65.00. Can- be pur
chased on ridiculously easy terms.
Aubrey Heights the next popular home
addition to Bend, immediately adjoining
the rapidly growing River Terrace Addi
tion. Beautiful view. Short distance
from the business district of the city.
Lots $75.00 to $175.00, small payment down
and easy monthly payments.
We shall accept your listings, assuring yon of our honest endeaver to bring you prospects and to deal with you
fairly and squarely. A listing with us means that we "work for you.
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