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Look these prices on shoes over carefully.
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The dynamic story of a yellow
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the odds a combination of Orien
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Anita Stewart in a dual role and
her best picture to date.
A FIRST NATIONAL
ATTRACTION
LORD'S DAY ALLIANCE WANTS NO
f "BLUE LAWS," DECLARES PASTOR
The greatest hoax that has been
perpetrated upon the American peo
ple in a long time is the notion that
the churches are seeking the enact
ment of Sunday "blue laws," is the
declaration of J. Edgar Purdy, pas
tor of the local Methodist church.
"Sedate editors, conservative car
toonists and high-sala.-iod movie pro
moters have vied with each in swal
lowing, lock, stock and barrel, the
biggest practical joke of the dec
ade," Mr. Purdy said. "There has
been no 'blue-law' legislation pro
posed in any state, nor at Washing
ton, D. C, by any church, group of.
churches, or any other organization
purporting to create autoless, paper
less, cardless, fishless or joyless Sun
days." "The joke began 140 years ago,"
he declared. "The original 'blue
laws," like the present, never existed
outside the fertile brains of excited
men. In 1781 Dr. Samuel Peters
was driven out of New England be
cause of his Tory inclinations. Ar
riving in London, he proceeded to
avenge himself against the colonies
by contributing belittling articles to
the London papers. He originated
the 'blue laws' and published them
as samples of New England legisla
tion. His veracity is illustrated by
one of these articles, in which he
states that the river at Bellows Falls
'flows so fast as to float an Iron crow
bar.' The 'blue laws' were never
the laws of any state!
"The Lord's Day alliance, which
some newspapers credit with the
present 'blue laws' movement, Is
made up of representatives of sev
eral leading Protestant denomlna.
tions. It is not a secret society. Its
activities for the past 33 years have
been confined to 'Preservation of the
Sabbath for rest, for deeds of char
ity, religious education and worship,
for those who so choose to observe
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The new shipment of automatic record
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Examine the display of safes in our Ore
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The First National Bank
This Bank is a Member of the Federal Reserve' System
it.' But the alliance has never pro
posed the fanatical and ridiculous
program attributed to It!
"A few years ago this alliance led
the movement which obtained 'One
day's rest In seven' for 100,000 postal
employes. Recently It opposed a
measure in New York stute which
proposed to give the members of cer
tain religious sects the privilege of
doing business on Sundays. In this
opposition the alliance was joined by
business men throughout the state
who saw in the bill the danger' of
competition compelling them all to
open up, thoreby losing the holiday.
And that's the kind of work tho
Lord's Day alliance Is doing.
"Since tho closing of tho saloons
many people havo been nervous.
Last November someone shouted,
'Boo! The church Is after our Sunday I
joy!' and the whole nation stumped-1
ed. Movie barons Issued a 'call to
arms'; a 'parade of protest' marched
down Uroadway, New York; big city
newspapers, ordiifarlly reliable, Btat
ed that legislation was pending which
would stop Sunilay trains, Sunday
papers, Sunday movies, and Sunday
everything. Even the Saturday eve
ning Post devoted precious space to
the subject.
"A proper observance of the sab
bath is a credit to an nation or In
dividual," the pastor concluded, "hut
tho church of the present day has no
intention of forcing Buch observance
by legislation. To see that everyone
has the opportunity properly to ob
serve the sabbath and to preserve for
ourselves a day for rest and worship
Is the utmost of the churches' leg
islative program. Those who Imag
ine otherwise are 'seeing things'."
classified!
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FOll HALE 40 acres irrlKuWd land
ut a liurKiiln; 3 iiiIIkh oust of Dciul.
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FOR SALE
Siberian Bread Substantial.
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8CMMONS '
s. R. Hogin, plaintiff; vs. O. C,
Wright, defendant.
To O. C. Wright, defendant:'
In the name of the State of Ore
gon, you are hereby required to ap
pear ana answer the complaint f ed
against you In the above entitled suit
within Hlx weeks from the date of the
first publication of this summons, to
wn: within six weeks from the
22nd day of January, 1921, and
which date is the date of the first
publication hereof, and if you fall
to appear and answer within suld
time, the plaintiff will take Judgment
against you for the sums specified In
sulci complaint.
This summons Is published In The
Bend Bulletin, a dally and weekly
newspaper or general circulation,
published In Bend, Deschutes County,
Oregon, once a week for six consecu
tive weeks, by order of E. D. Ollson.
Justice of the Peace for Bend Dis
trict, In the above entitled Court,
which order Is dated the 21st ilav of
January, 1921, and wlifch order
specified the date of ther first publi
cation of this summons and directs
that you appear and answer within
six weeks from the date of the flint
publication, and that a copy of the
complaint and summons be mailed to
you at your last known postofflce address.
Date of first publication, the 22nd
day of January, 1921.
E. D, OILSON,
Justice of the Peace, Bend District.
FOR SALE Modern 4-room bunga
low; largo lot; (2500; on terms.
C. V. Silvia, Oregon street. 2-63-64c
FOR SALE Modern 6-room house,
Inrge lot; Center addition; $2100;
cusy terms. C. V. Sllvls, Oregon St.
94-62-64C
FOIt SALE One twin. IS 14 model,
Harloy Davidson motorcycle, in
good running order, good tires, one
speed; a bargain; engine alone worth
the money askod for. Apply between
2 and 7 p. m., 32 Revere Ave., five
blocks north H. R. depot. 9S-G2-04p
FOR SALE Five acres; water on
placo; fenced; 4 acres cleared;
two-room house; 1200-gallon cistern:
3 pons of chickens, cow, burn, buggy,
wagon;-enough 16-inch wood for two
years; furniture; no rock; 66 White
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tools; 2 miles South on Dalles-California
highway. A. Schoenberger.
96-B2-64p
FOR SALE lly lliind Furniture Co.
vxcliungo department, several used
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04-Sulfc
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room uud bimrd and sinull wagon.
Phono Rod 2772.' 93-azifc
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ut Tho Bulletin olllro. tC
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I ii K , with wood, light mid liuth privi
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FOIt HALE Used phonographs;
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records. Phonographs sold on small
cash payments und easy terms. Ex
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64-GCtfc
FOR SALE Hnvurnl Kliigor sewing
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terms. Exchange Dept., Bund Furni
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64-Setfc
FOR SALE Two used check protec
tors, both as good as new;-2 L. C.
Smith typewriters, flrHt-clnss condi
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Bend Furniture Co. 0 1 -5 filfc
FOR RENT Two-room furnished
npnrtmviit with wood, Unlit, wnter
and bath. Iiiqulra evenings after E
o'clock. 00 4 l.avti road, near emb
olic church. 97-62-6 4p
FOR RENT Two furnlithud house
keeping rooms In modern house:
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