The Bend bulletin., August 21, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

THR MUND nVLIiBTIN, DAILY EDITION, BRND, OJlKflO. HATI RDAV. AVOTHT 21, 1020.
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Oregon Trunk
Arrives, 7:35 A. M.
. Leaves, 1:00 P. M.
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v Leaves, 7:00 A. M.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mix Hanoi .1 )i 11 hi i mi . fonmilly of
IIiIh clly, In III Hi" 'IinI side ox
nlmnim nf t ltd telephone cimii puny In
I'lii'tlmid,
II. J. IiikI". dUlrlet rilKlliimr I"
I'hiiiKO of "lulu highway work from
Tlio Diilli'H to tli KliimiiUi county
lino, wim In IIkihI lniliiy on official
IiuhIiii'hh, ,
Tim Ico criMiin miclnl Id have been
given liy Urn homo department of
tlin MiillinillHt church, hurt been
'hanged from Hiituidiiy lo Monday
' iiviiiiIiik, Auk. 23,
The I'iiIit NVIbiui 80-arro fur in.
three miles ouitt of llnnd, was told
today In 1. W. IIIooiIIiik. ft r ecu nt ar
rlvul from Kudu, Col. Tlin di'nl wan
handled by llmiklg k llnliies.
Mm. Wilfred flolkimp of Prlnevlllo
juiKHud uwuy Hi nor home In lliul clly
tit 8 o'clock thin morning. It wim
limrnod lodny ly friends In Ili-nd.
Mm, Il I k m i wnn n hUiit-Iji-Iii w of
Kred Moohm of this clly.
Hubert H. Hnwnril and on, und
Itohnrt Oorhrnno, were In Howl I ut
lilltlil on their wny through to
Klumtith Kalis. Mr. Ilownrd Ih
vlco president of tlin l.udil & Tlllon
bank, of I'orlluuit.
B. (), Kladter returned to Ilond
enrly thin morning from l,n I'lne,
whore liu appeared fur Junto I'.
Clintikn III tha land content brought
by K. K. Hick mid heard before full
ed HtiiU'it ( "o m in ImbIoih-r K. I.. Clink.
Two mora oiiIImi iiihiiIh of previous
DiTvlrw iiimi wero reported todny liy
Nnval ItacrtiltlUK Offlrer Hmltli. Km)
Humphrey goes Imck Into lh nnvy
nil H'-ii in n ii. flmt class, mid Junius
lloiiKlirl ii iiiiirtirniiintr, second
etnas. Iluth will report to tlin Kurt
I'ndro submarine bima for a two-ycur
period of aervlc.
Imiliillutlon of n Victor X-ray mu
clilnii In tlin office of Pr. ('. K.
Illooin win completed hint ti Ik lit by
H. J. Kirk. representing tho CIiIciiko
factory, where Ihn innchliio win pro
duced. The now equipment, which
cant In exremi of f 2000, In ciipnbln of
handling nil kind of X-ruy work,
nnd will be In charge of Dr. Monro's
slater, Mr. Kstelln Humner, who I
mi expert in thin lino.
Wilson George Orchestra
will irlvn j Korim of ilancm itt tho
lomiuwluni, brfrlniiliiK Wnlnnulny
nlKlit, Auk. Uft. TIckHa $1 nnd int.
iMillm coiiiplliiientni-y. Adv.
The Wpmen'ii Protective division
will place nchixil glrU. who wish to
work for their room mid board, In1
unliable homoa. Women deslrlnit
Mich help, apply to Women' Protec-.
live dlvlHlon, room 10, liend Pro!
liulldlnK. Phono Red 1491. 62-e&c;
CAItl) OK THANKS
To thon who manlffstiid their
nymputhy by both word und deed nt
tho time of our bureoveiiKint In ilieloH
of our husband, father und brother.
Wo wind to extend our sincere thanks.
, MHH. I. HOI.K AND CHII.DHKN.
Mlt AND MKS. MAItTIN IIOI-K
i - one
Daily Market Report
i (Farnlahrd hy arntiffNifnl with (ht
Central Ortian lUnk.) ,
' NORTH PORtl.AND, All)?.. 20.
Cuttle No receipt; market Btendy.
Cholco toem. $9.00 to $10. DO; (tood
to cholco, $8.K0 to $9.50; medium
to Kood, $7.r0 lo $8. GO; fulr to
good, $7 lo $7. SO; common to fulr,
$6 to $7; choice rown nnd heifer.
$7.25 to $7.60; Rood lo ciiojci. $0.2S
to $7.25; medium to Rood, $5.26 to
$0.25; fulr to medium, $4.25 to
$5.25; dinner, $2.75 to $4.25;
blillH, $5 to $0; prime. llRht cnlvea.
$11 to $13; medium IlKht, $9 to
$11; heavy, $7 to $9; choice dnlry
cnlven, $13 lo $16.50; -howt feeder,
Real Auto
Overland Model 85
Ford Sedan
Cadilac Eight
ROY SOUTHWORTH
at Brown's Paint Shop on Irving, East of
Harriman, or Phone 2171.
I0.no to f 7 ; fulr to good, $1.00 lo
0.D0,
Ho(j. '
ItiicolptH, nonii; iniirkel steady.
Prime mixed, $10.50 lo $17. US; mod
I ii id mixed, $10 to $l.r,0; rough
heuvii'H, $10 to its; p',k, iiz.go to
$in.ri0; Miiioolh heiivlofl, $13 to $15.
Hlioep.
I(eri'l)IH, none; Hleudy. Prime
IiiiiiIih, $M mid $V: rn I Ih. $0 to $7;
yearlings, $4 lo $7.25; wolhors, $U
lo $4.00; iiwiih, 12.25 to $4.
At the Hotels.
Hon I Wright.
M. 1). Olhxon.Kngt'iio.
. Mm y I. Iloiiln, Mlllli'iin.
Mr. nnd Mm. J. K. Abbott, I'orl
lund, J. W. Hummel, Portland.
K. II. Wel.len, HI. Helen,
(ilmi (1. HI, John, I'ortlmid,
Juntos Dm hie, Portland.
Unti l Cor.y.
A. M. Olimon, I'orilund.
C. A. (irenlor, Hun KrunclHro.
J. I. I) hick, HlHlurM.
('. II. Miller, Hodmoiid.
Muck M. Ilrown, Tulsa? Okln. .
' ('. W. KperllliK. Hums.
Mr. mid Mrs. II. J Mitchell, Holso.
Pilot llutln Inn.
J. II. Ilium, I'ortlund.
L. T. Detxel, Portlund.
C. A. I.llllKley. Kent I In.
I,. K. KhIoh, KullbrldKii.i
W. II. Cobb und fiinilly, IloiieburK.
Mr. nnd Mm. It. O. WhltlnK, I'ori
lund.
A um In Hooper, Klamath Full,
n. R. Howard, Portland.
H. H. Howard; Jr., Portlund.
It. H. Cochrmio, Portland,
II. J. lllKle, Tho Diillen.
' Vernon M. Monro, Portland.
V, A. Ilernurdii, Hcuttlo.
O. M. Wllmun, Ht. I.oul.
A. II. Cullahan, Heuttln.
V. E. Dlllurd. Lukuvluw.
J. W. Flnher, Khulilko.
Itoy EntliT, Tim DulleB.
John M. Connolly, Muiipiil.
John Klmc, Mauplii.
Chnrlcn II. Whltmore, Suliim.
TAYLOR NJLL HEAD
NEXT HOXING CARD
Hiii1 Boy To Itattll Able- Gordon
(iiwk Ororuc'and Knoir Have
IUiutH I'or Ijilior liny Smoker.
Whnt I believed will be one of the
indent card yet prenonled In Bend
wn announced toduy by Mulchmukor
E. C. Ilrlck, to bo Klven on Labor
Dny. The lint of fighter who will
appear nt the nmoker in headed by
Kid Taylor of riond, who will buttle
uRiilnnt Able Gordon . of Portland,
while i bout of little tern Interest I
thnt cheduled to take place between
Tilly Hermun of Porlliin nnd Greek
tieorue of llcnd. A mill between
Frnnkla Howard of Ban Frnnclico
ands Duffy Knorr, tho iaine little
Terrebonne crnpnor,; who knocked
out Frnnkle Crlte of ' Fortlnnd In
tha Inst boxing commission smoker
here, complete the card.
Although tho boxing fume In Rend
hn not been a success, financially,
in recent months, In nplte of the ex
cellent program which have been
urrutiKcd, Mr. Brick hus.beoii Inr
duced to take one moro try. ' Hq cm
phushed thl mornlnR that he I not
takliiR a pnrt In tho nport for any
profit which mlRht posnlbly bo' at
tiiclied nlRiilfyltiK hi wlllliiRiiena to
turn over anything which might bo
cleared' In addition lo expense to any
worth frntcrnul or churltublo orgnnl
ration.
Mlichltvou Migole.
A tnme uuicplc wiih once observed
to be RiitlirrlnR Home pebble In the
Riirdt'ii. nnd solemnly dropping them In
a deep hole which bud been ninde to
receive n post. As each iitone dropped
tile miiRple Rnve n trlumphiint chuckle,
mid searched for another ntone. Kx
nuiliiiition shosveil Hint H load wn
nt the bottom of the hole, which can
only point to the fuel thnt the bird
wus sliinlnc for amusement.
Put it in Tlio llullotln.
Bargains!
A fight to the
death at the
mast-head
A shark infested
sea beneath
One man is
overpowered
and then
SEE
"GIRL OF
THE SEA"
THE DEEP
SEA DRAMA,
SUPREME
TDAMn TONIGHT
urvniiu
Last Time
Wood Sold by tha Pound.
Circassian walnut, u popular wood
for furniture, 1 sold by the pound or
ton. A early a 111! II. '. It win In
troduced Into Italy from rendu. The
Ior nre mi lienvy f tin t Ihey will not
limit, (inly Mie heart of the wood I
used, noil it Is the crooked, Irregular
log Ibut pcscsM tlm t-et-flgord wood.
Match Making.
"The niuklng of a match" are
wood, phosphorus, chlorate of potaah,
resin, whiting und powdered flint,
AT THE MOVIES
The fortune of a little wulf who
"came In a grab bag," aa ho do
ncrlbea It, - delightfully nketched
In "Urlght Skies," the newest ZaSu
Pitta picture, which la to be aeon at
the Grand theater- Saturday only.
I.uld down in New York' Eaat Side
and shifting to the country, far from
the metropolis, tho picture tell whnt
happened to Sallle, a girl without
parents, relatives, or very kind
friends, when she decided to quit
laving at Mrs. Caldy's boarding
house.
Honry Kolker directed "Bright
flklos." which-wan made from a story
by Burko' Jenkins, and adapted for
tho screen by Surah Y. Mason. Mis
ritts is. givon ample opportunity for
the whimsical assertion of her odd
little mannorlHms and curious quips.
She Is supported by a cast which In
cludes a new and promising young
lending man, Tom Gallery, who re
cently went to California from Chi
cago, his homo.
It Is seldom that a five-reel pic
ture offers a moro exciting role for a
star than does "Go Away Prudonco,"
Illllle Burke's now Paramount Art
craft picture, which 1b to be tho at
traction at tho Liberty theator for
two days, commencing tomorrow,
Part of tho picture finds her fly
ing over tho Curtlss flying f told in
Atlantc City. During other scones
she is , jimmying open windows,
throwing knives, scaling wnlls,
breaking into houses and dodging po
llocomon. She also flnda opportun
ity to don a clever checked sport suit
and several evening gowns. John S.
Robortson was tho director and it
w p
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Electric
Shop
v Now Open for your
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PIONEER GARAGE
N BUILDING
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Prudence
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Pink Uai Rftdf
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Ut IkrIU od
Ui im YmMmir
Ryan'i. .
New 8 h '
"Qpmd" ml Dm
" IWMtMl . Mk.
Ina Ul f
ptrmimn," and
fom Mint t sc
Prndtnr burgle t
arm Girl ol
the Screen in a Mad
cap Romance of love,
laugtii and excitement.
SUNDAY and
MONDAY at
LIBERTY
Is a Paramount Artcraft picture. Per
cy Marmont, a well known English
actor, plays opposite the star.
"' ...
"The Dream Cheater," J. Warren
Kerrigan's latest Brunton produc
tion, showing at the Liberty theater
tonight only, it a big, dramatic story
with a wholesome moral. It Is an
adaptation of Balzac's classic "The
Wild Ass' Skin," and treats, of life
and people as only the great French
writer Is capable.
Unusual dramatic strength is ob
tained by sudden and striking con
trasts in the production. The hero's
Willard
Battery
Service
We have just received
a shipment of Willard
Batteries of the Thread
Rubber Model, priced
$54.35 to $67.80
Ycur used battery in
exchange.
L. M.RING
Greenwood Ave.
s
lw jss
GRAND
WILL ROGERS
IN
"JUBILO"
The limit of a pretty girl making an appetizing pie impelled
one hobo to break the habit of a lifetime and go to work.
Also A CENTURY COMEDY
GRAND
SUNDAY ONLY
"tfZASU PITTS
ABBEHTWOOD PQ00UCTVON
aoMJiToM-ctn
You'll laugh till the tram flow
nhen you nee the moot oriK
inal of ncreen comediennes
In thin nhinmical tale of love
anil laughter.
Alto
"SNUB" POLLARD
in
"DON'T WEAKEN"
A PATHE NEWS
happy boyhood stands out in relief
against the tragedies which follow;
his former wealth contrasts with his
want; his superstition and fear give
way to the light of truth and under
standing, and his doubt In woman's
loyalty is supplanted by his love for
one of the sweetest characters ever
reproduced upon the silver sheet.
. if
J. A. EASTES
e!lii
Wm
We're Bach
Again
in Our Old Location
on Bond Street
Our Parts Room and Accessories Open
We'll Soon Be On The Job With
Everything in Ford Service;
Gent-Ore Motor Co.
'v;':; Ford -Service -,-
Monday
Tuesday
LIBERTY
TONIGHT ONLY
J.
Kerrigan
in
"The
Dream
Cheater"
The startling adventures of a
modern Aladdin, wherein love
stifles superxtition and sorcery.
. Also
PARAMOUNT
MAGAZINE
and
Gaiety Comedy
"SILK STOCKINGS"
It Is an exceptionally well. acted
story of love and romance. 3. War
ren Kerrigan definitely . establishes
his versatility and plays the most
convincing role of his career.
Wilson George Orchestra
will give a serieB of dances at the
gymnasium, beginning Wednesdey
night, Aug. 25. Tickets 91 und tax.
Ijuttas comprlmyntary. Adv.
DON'T
WAIT !
INSURE
NOW!
Warren
CENTRAL OREGON'S LEADING
INSURANCE AGENCY