PAGH S
RECORD TIME MADE
IN ROAD LOCATION
Eighteen Mile of Tho lnllo-t'iill-
fornia Highway Mapped Out In
, Two Weoka Kven tirade.
One of Uia ju!ckest jobs of road
location on record in Central Ore
Bon hus jiiHt boon completed In the
8tirvoy of Tho Dulles-California high
way from tho Alien ration, south of
Bend, to tho Klamath county lino.
The entire distance, approximately
18 miles, was covered in two weeks.
In the whole stretch of highway lo
cation thero is not more than 1000
feet which will have a grade of more
than one per cent.
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TOLD IN DANCE
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earth. Each scene depicts him as be
sought to remain in mytliland, but
he refuses because they cannot show
him love. The spirit of poesy guides
him through it nil.
In the Inst episode he meets with
a mortal bewitched, who can only be
released by the love of another mor
tal. The boy breaks the spell and
the mortal tells him this is not the
real heart of the world, because love
Is not found. They leave the spot,
with all its beauty, to find the real
heart of humankind.
This Is tho story of "The Heart of
the World," the pageant to be given
' next Saturday evening on the Reid
school lawn under the direction of
Miss Ella Dews, directress of girls'
activities at the Y. M. C. A.
i.st of Characters.
The pageant is divided into three
parts. In the first the Greek Dryads
and goddesses try to entice the boy.
Deodatus, with beauty.
Deodatus Lloyd Lamping
Hermes, the guide Harold Allen
Dryads Marjorie Baird. Marlon
feather, Alice Stockman, Margaret
Inabnit. Louise Inabuit, Leora Con
narn, Christine Stringer, Mary Eliza
beth King Helen King, Elizabeth
Keyes, Gene Richards.
The Three Graces
Euphresyne Frances Heyburn
Thalia Lola Whitmore
Aglaia Catherine Hayden
Three Greek goddesses
Persiphore Christine Hupprelch
Psyche s. Bessie Lemley
Aurora Catherine Day
Part Two.
(The elves find Deodatus asleep.)
King of the dwarfs and trolls
Margaret Smith
Dwarfs Elizabeth Keyes, Margaret
Allen, Helen Whittingston. Catherine
' Plunkett, Rosine Forrest, Margaret
Forrest, Mary Catherine Taylor.
Frances Taylor, Margaret Taylor,
Gay Hamilton Bessie Lemley.
Elves -
Doris Hudson, Helen Warnecke.
Ethel Eauniau.
Part Three.
(Fairyland)
Titiana, fairy queen. ...Lola Whitmore
Fairies
Roseleaf '. Helen McMunn
Silverwing Anna Dornbecker
Harefoot Lila De Bour
Acorr.cup Helen V'inal
Dawnmist .....Gladys McConnell
Cobweb Celeste Clinefelt
t Buttercup Anna McNeal
Flowerheart Alice Holmes
Other fairies ! .
Rose Miller, Ernestine Hupprelch,
Mildred Simmons, Elolse Spencer.
Noedra Toomy.
A Child Helen Donovan
Mother of child Doldres.Cattow
l'itparat Ions Kluliorato.
The child and Its mother are the
only mortals, besides Dodatus. All
the other characters are Immortal.
All of them will he elaborately cos
tumed. Practice for tho various
dances and parts Is going on every
day under tho direction of Miss
Dews anil Miss Eunice Catlow. ami
all of the principals are already
well drilled in their parts. Mis.
Ashley Forrest will sing "When You
Look for the Heart of the World" us
a closing number, during which there
is to be a grand processional of nil
the characters. The spectacle Is to
be staged on the southwest corner
of the Reld school lawn, where the
natural greenery will be supplement
ed by additional scenery. A band
under the direction of Mr. Graham
leader of the ShevUn-Hlxon band,
and Ashley Forrest, will assist In tho
pageant.
IRISH MINISTER OF
AGRICULTURE IN U. S.
HAVANA A BABEL OF SOUND
New Yorker Alleges That Metropolis
Is Silent in Comparison With
the Cuban City.
Hnvnnn may not hold 'the noise
championship of the world, hut at
least little old New York is silent by
comparison. Cnmuflled motors beyond
computation, tram cars that seem far
more interested In producing clamor
than speed, bellowing venders of
everything vendible, are but the back
ground of nn unbroken uproar thut
permeates every nook and cranny of
the city. Honest hotel keepers tell you
frankly that they can offer every com
fort except quiet. Even In church you
hear the tumult outside, broken nt
rare Intervals by the voice of the
preacher. It Is not' simply the day
time uproar of business hours. It In
creases steadily from nlgSitfall until
dawn. In olden days the sereno, with
his dark lantern, his pike, pistol,
ounch of keys, whistle and rope, wan
dered through the streets culling out
the time and the state of weuther
every half hour. His efforts would be
wasted nowndays.
The long-seasoned Inhabitants seem
to have grown cnllous to the constnnt
turbulence. I have yet to mpet a new
comer who confesses to an unbroken
hour of sleep. If you move out to one
of the pensions of Vedado, the house
hold Itself will keep you constantly re
minded that you are still In Havana.
The Cubans seem to thrive on noise. If
they are so unfortunnte as to be denied
their beloved din, they lose nn time In
producing nnolher from their own
throats. After n week In Havana we
took ferry across the hnrlior nnd
strolled along the plain behind Cabana
fortress. For some time we were
aware of nn indefinable sensation "f
strangeness, amounting almost to dis
comfort. We had covered a mile or
more before we suddenly discovered
that it was due to the unaccustomed
silence. Century Magazine.
DISHES NOT ALL SHE'D DO
School Teacher Made Her Position
Quite Plain to the Man of
Her Choise.
She Is a schoolteacher, who Is nnx
lous to marry, and he Is a bashful res
tnumnt owner. For three years she
has dined nt Ills restaurant and at
some time during every meal he has
come to her table to talk to her. F.ut
he never suggested nny sort of en
gagement. Yet from the expression
In his eyes and his general demeanor
she has long been sure that he cares
for her. "All be needs Is Just a little
help," her best friend told her the
other day.
A few days' afterward when she was
In the resinurant he came to her table
as usual, "l see you'll soon be out of
mmmmm
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Four Men Who Shouldn't Save-
(1) The man who Is sure of his job for life. Certain
that bis income will never be less nor his needs greater
than today.
(2) The man who has no one dependant upon him,
no family, father, mother, sister or some one for whom
he should have thoughts of what the future will mean
if something is saved.
(Sj.-'-Tho man who never expects an opportunity or a
necessity to arrive that will call for money.
(4) The man who doesn't care he is a tramp and
the world has little use for him.
GKT OUT of the rank of the failures and sow the sure
seeds for success by starting a Savings Account to
morrow at i
Tin Exhk or S-jmog 8nvrc '
The First National Bank
v ''' ''' OF BEND
mm
nwiill IB i i
LuuroncM Alllnull rnh,. ,.
Parliament for North Weatmonttt
nnd minister of agriculture In the
Irish Republican government, j
on his way from tho Emerald lalo
to the United States on a "Nation
al Mission." Tbe suiatnor ,-upoo
which ha aalU la out named;
n Job." he laughed, nnd added: "Since
your school Is going to close Friday
you might answer that," and he point
ed to a sign on his wall rending
Dishwasher wanted." "Would you
wash dishes for me?" lie continued.
Hack enme the reply: "Yes. and
cook nnd sweep nnd keep house In
every way." . v, -r-f -
He took the hint. Also shels going
to quit teaching for all time. Indian
upolls News.
Coffee Tree Crows 30 Foet.
The coffee tree In a wild state trill
grow to a height of 30 feet : when cul
tlvated It Is pruned down to five feet
for convenience in gathering the hci-rlei.
Remember the Moose Pic
nic on August 13. Adv-tfc
(REasIIBB
83
Classified adTvrtUlna eharfa vr Imm SO
tnU tor tO worda or lea. Om Mnt Mr
word for ll over 20. All eltMlflad advert tain
itrietly cub In adror..
FOR SALE
FOR SALE; "New Domestic Medical
Practice." Call 636 Colorado
avenue. 9-59p
FOR SALE lfi-iooin rooming
house, near mills; good proposi
tion for right party. See Cascade
Land Co., First National Hank bldg.
' 10-69C
FOR SALE Three-room plastered
house, by owner. 204 Delaware
Ave. 3-58-BOp
FOR SALE Five-room house. In
Park or Mill addition; require
very little cash; monthly payment
plan; house double constructed, mod
ern end new. with fireplace and base
ment. H. J. Overturf, O'Kime bldg.
2-58tfc
FL'RNITURE for sale. Inquire 101
Broadway. 9 8-5 8-5 9 p
FOR SALE OR TRADE A fne sad
dle mare for heavy work horse. In
quire Usher, Bend Hardware Co.
' . - 87-57-G9p
FOR SALE OR TRADE Five-room
bungulow, one or more lots; will
take part trade. Inquire carpenter
shop, 121 Minnesota avenue.
80-55-D9P
FOR SALE 5-room modern house.
close to mills; nicely furnished;
terms. J. Ryan & Co. 72-J4tfc
FOR SALE Lots 9, 10, 11, 12, block
17, Deschutes addition; price
1 1400; terms. J. Ryan & Co.
71-B4tfC
FOR SALE Modern B-roora bunga
low in Highland addition; easy
terms. See J. Ryan & Co.
89-17tfc
FOR SALE Confectionery and res
taurant doing nice business; must
sell; too much business for owner to
manage. - Call at store next to Ho
tel Portland. 28-50tfc
USED CARS
CAR FOR SALE 1920 Ford coupe;
run less than 2000 miles; shock
MILADY'S SPORT HAT
... :
. This- dainty little sport silk
hat is very much In vogue at pres
ent and will be this fall. The fig
ured silk In harmony with tbe
color used on tbe under brim end
the edge piped with the same material.
Now for a Bigger
and Better Bend
For the biggest and best Fall business Rend has known lets all
keep things on the hum, til! Christmas morn don't let up for a
minute. Keep pushing and pulling. We have planned and pre
pared for a greatly enlarged business all the Fall season. We
have stocks of the Better Class of goods far in excess of any
ever shown here. We know wc are on the right track in offering
only the better class of merchandise wc know people want the
best. The constant growth of this business proves it. Most
people want reliable goods and arc willing to pay a fair price
it's paying a high price for rubbish that gets "their gout." When
a man comes in our store and says, "Give me another pair of
shoes just like I have on," we know he is a "satisfied customer"
that's worth a whole lot to us. When a man comes in and says,
"Give me another. Mackinaw of this same make," wc know he is
a "satisfied customer." That's the best advertising we can get.
It has newspapers, bill boards, etc., beat to a fraz.le a satisiied
customer is a walking advertisement the whole year its the
only kind, boys the only kind we want the only kind we can
afford to have that's why we say to you SATISFACTION
-ssrr. ALWAYS, OR YOUR MONEY HACK. Look elsewhere, if you
will, before buying here, but be sure absolutely sure of look-'
ing here before buying elsewhere.
C ASHMAN CLOTtMIER
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes Home of Packard, Florsheim Shoes
, . Cooper Underwear
SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, WILL BP NEXT "BOOSTER DAY" DON'T
FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT.
absorbers, vacuum feed tank, 6 wire
wheels, bumper, cord tires belilu.i;
all tires In good condition. For sale
at a bargain If taken before Tuesday.
See It. W. Harvey. 8-69p
CAR FOR SALE Oakland touring
car: good mechanical condition;
tires all in good shape. Call 2171.
100-S8-C3C
CAR FOR SALE Ford roadster.
Inquire Chas. Carroll. 4 1 -5 2 tfc
FOR SALE OR TRADE Willis
Knight touring car; good condi
tion; will sell very reasonable for
cash. Call R. 1951. C1-53-J9C
FOR SALE Uked Ford can. Car
guaranteed Cent.-Ore, Motor Co.
S-41tfo
WANTED
trues in yard, loruted In Portland,
for Itend property. Phono Rod 1951,
or call after 6 at 1420 Hill street.
2-BJ.59c
FOR RENT
rOR RENT A furnished room In
private family, Inquire C2S Col
orado. 7-53p
TO TRADE.
FOR TRADE Tlmhnr claim Willi
lieurly 3.UOO.0OU feel blK i hi,, for
modern houan and lot In lleiul: will
pay deference In cash. See J, W.
Day nt"J. II. .Miner's office, or Phone
2071. 4-5S-59C
Put It In Tin, Iluilrtln.
FOR RENT Furnished two-room
upiirtiuetits. Cull lllack 711 or
liiqulro Deschutes iipiirtmouls, Green
wood Ave. 89-G7lf
FOR RENT Electric vacuum!
sweopers by tho day. Siandard
Furniture Co. 27-14lfc.
FOR RENT Two modern C-ronm!
houses. Park addition. II. J. Over-1
turf, O'Kune bldg. l &stfci
WANTED House maid at
Pilot Butte Inn. 14-49tfc'
FOR RENT 3-rnoin iipartiuuiiis. un
furnished, near mills. Apply
Downlng'H cafe. 99-C.Stfc
WANTED Experienced mini to take
charge of bowling alleys and bil
liard room, evening. Apply Secre
tary, Y. M. C. A. 98-58-60C
WANTED Woman to do washing
for two at residence of advertiser.
Phone Black 652. Vl-67tfp
WANTED Hoard and room for
girl 11 years old during school
term. Address Hox 390, Ilend, Oro
gon. 92-S)-69p
WANTED Woman or man to work
in mill bonrd ing house. Inquire
Bulletin office. 90-67-G9p
INITIALING Your monogram put
on your auto for $1. Lcuve or
ders with Mrs. C. E. Martin, No. 7
May apartments. 85-B0-U0c
WANTED Furniture, phonographs,
ranges and household goods of all
description. Standard Furniture Co.
61tfe
HAVE M. A. PALMER, Cublnet
Maker and Bnllder, make your
screen doors and windows. Shop
rear of old Irrigation Bldg.
, 93-42tfc
WANTED TO TRADE Seven room
modern house, sleeping porch,
garage, full basement, hearing fruit
031
PCtoflMir
tLnixii nsi i
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping
rooms, closo In; rnaHiiiialilo price.
Inquire at the American bakery.
' - ' ' 97-D8-80p
If You WANT a Tenant
for Your Douse or Farm
who will produce
r-S$ profit for both
Vt&SyJ "f ,0". '"",iu
Cr Jwri I""'''" find you
Jkj.,-?! the kind of ton-
if ant you want,
yjjj - jfty Put an Ad In
THE BULLETIN
Klnss 10. I'idi Columns.
Cheap to Buy
Expensive Not to Buy
Sounds purndoxlcal, hut it Isn't.
Insurance Is tho answer. It's mighty
Inexpensive protection against fire
loss, something that Mr. Property
Owner cun't afford to be without.
f A CENTRAL OREGON'S LEADING
J. n., A INSURANCE AGENCY
Dodge Brothers
Motor Car
Production is unhampered by eastern and middle
western financial conditions. Not only is the same
rate of output being maintained, but a number of
IMPROVEMENTS
are being introduced in the new Dodge. One of
the best of these is a device to insure easier
riding. We are always glad to demonstrate to
people interested in knowing what the Dodge
. - - Brothers Motor Car really is.
Wahher- Williams Co;
R. S. McCLURE, Representative
On Greenwood ... Rend, Oregon
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