The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, February 21, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr TIIH nKNI IIUIXKTIN, WAII.T KIMTIOIV. I1KKI), OIIKOO. MONI1AV, PKIIItl'ARY 21. 1021. PAflR 8 HMNI) TRAIN HCIIICDVLH Oregon Trunk Arrlvoi, 1:11 A, M, LcittYoii, 8:00 P. M. O.-W. It. AN. Arrlrni, 6: BO P. M. Lmtok, 7:00 A.' M. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS II, II. Hpoiii'H wiih u wmtfc-iiud vIhII or In lliinil (rtiin Mm Iiiiiiiii In Itml nioiid. It. I). Lock wood li-fl Initt n Ik lit for WIIIihih'IIii, whuro tin turn ii IiikkIiiK conl met. Th" Dimi'lnilim counly library will In. cIohimI on Hi" i'ViiiiIiik of Kuliiuiiry 2li, WiihIiIiikIoh'h lilrlliiliiy. I', I1!. Itolll'I'lM Will Hll'lll llin roni- IiiK inonlli In l'orlluiul lo alliiiiil Hi" liilnlliK ronviMillon. I .on In lliniiii'll, Hllvi-r I. nk" 1 1 1 r -rliiiiit. In ihh'IhIIhk lliu tiny In IIimiiI alti'lidlliK III IiuhIiicikh niuttorM. Mr. mill Mm. It. It. Cli n lilll -nt Dm wiwk-Mid Willi frl"ti(U In ll"inl (rum lln'lr Iiiiiiiii ul Itiidiiiood. Mm. K. M. JiickNiin him ruturiii'd lo I'orl luixl afti-r vlnllliiK wllli Mm. M. MrCollllilT for til" piinl moillll. Dr. I'. K. Muln roliirni'il to lilti hoiiiii In I'orlliiiHl Hiil in clay ufn.r vln lilnit for n wui'k with Dr. John Him o II. M. J. I'ownll. who him tuii vliilt lull ri'liiilvi-a In llml for lha punt two weniiit, returned Hnliirilny lo hi liomu lit Newport. Mr. Hint Mm. W. Oliizlor. ri-nldmitu of 1 1" ml for tlm limit tlirt' yi-iirit. Ii'ft Kutunluy for KnnlliiKO, fill , to tiiiiku I tii'lr liomi). tit-nrRii nml Kmd Kxnrliln urn In I'ortlmiil uliiuiilliiK to InmlninK mat Iith In roiiiii'iiluii with tlm IiiiIIiIIiik of n Ii ox pi In I horn. Orvllla Hhlilt returned to I'rlmt v II In thin mornliiK nfl'T n gx-tnl I n k Hi" wm-k-uiid with IiIk pnrontn tit their runrli n en r Alfalfa. Ml J ii 1 li Clock, county health mime, will tin III HIMein 'edndiiv to vlnlt 111" HchooU nml to ti n--1 with (he lorn I health ciilillnlll"". Mlrni Nonin Kulu In In I'ortlmiil at ImiilliiK tho monthly conference of til" innnnKur mid uinpluye of the Pacific Stolen Telephone Tele Krnph Co. A. M. Dimamil, foromiin of n roud crew near llend, returned hint tilcht to hU liomu In I'orllund, having com pleted llin work here. All open meeting "f th" Wolimn'ii Civic league will lio held lit 3 o'clock tomorrow iifhrnoon lit Huther'ii hull An Intercntliig program In promlm-d. Aiigu A. (irithnin returned to hln homo In l'oilliind yenlerduy after tin v I li K ypeiit Heveral dnyii looking over liiinlncKB locntloiiH In t rj I h city. Ho vxpnclM to return iihortly. K. A. Ilermncn of tlm firm of Hermann Kulllvnu. IiiiIIiIIiik con tnictorn. wim u pimHiiiiner on the morning Mugo to l.nkevlew, where ho will make hi" homo. Ilulph Spencer, In rluirgn of I lie mechanical department of Tho Ilul letln, left liiNt flight for Tho Mallei nml I'ortlnnd to vlnlt prlutltiR iihopii In tliOHQ cltloK. 11" oxpectH to hp . gono for tho next two weoka. 1'tnnn for n luncheon to hnvn hoen given by J. A. Kaatra lit tho Pilot Ilutto Inn todiiy for tho officer of tho Wentern Loan & Uulldlug uhhocI ntlon wero dlaarrungcd owing to tho Into arrival of tho morning Iruln, nnd liiHteud they will bo linked to attend n "bIiik" dinner at tho Emblem club tonight. COUNCIL VACANCY STILL UNFILLED DAUGIIERTY ASKED TO GO ON CABINET 8T. AliaUSTINK. Flu.. Feb. 21. rroKldimt-olnct Harding him linked Hurry M. Dnughorty to bo attorney Konornl, It wiih officially announced today. AiIiiiIiiIhIiiiIIoii FuiirlloiiN Willi I 'In' Meinliei'M W I'll ten ltefin.nl of (Iihm'K" P, (love I'liueil On I'll". Until u Hiillublo inn n can bo Ho nored to incept llin poHltiou vnculvd by II. K. Allen n h city councilman, llend will worry along with flvci ul dnrmiin I ii i t on (1 of tlm Hit provided by tho charter. No action wuh tak en by Hi" council Friday night to fill out Hit iiiiimbiimlilp uiid no ducUloii on tho point bud been reached today, iih fur iin could bo learned, 'I'lui written refiiHul of tioorgu P. (lovo lo uccnpt tho poHltlon, to which h wiih appointed two woekH ago, linn biieu filed wllh tho oily rucordor, ho (hut tho nppolnti'ii'H iiuwIlllngnenH to Hnrvo Ih no longer a inattnr of second hand liiforiiiallon. Mr. (iovo'H refux n I wiih penned at tho bottom of tho until of officii, which wiih mulled to III in at tho Porllund Hurglcal linn plliil, where ho recently utidorwout an openitlon. "I havo Htuli'd il"flnllely beforo, mid lit t Ii Ih tlmo Hay that I cannot uc cpt HiIh office," Mr. (iovo wrote. AMERICA POPULAR IN MODERN GREECE I'lng of I'nlleil Ntiitex l'i-iuoll) Heen In Alliens Aiiiericiiii Prri' Nupply t'lirrrncy. ATilKNH, Feb. 21. Amerlcu'K populurlly Ih one of tint uiont patent tblngH In Ureero today. Hhon wIiiiIowh uro filled with American ware Hiifety riitom, American patent medlclmiH, Hewing niiichlneH, iiiuhIcuI Itml r iiiix-iits and other iicohm!Hch and luxurleii. On tho ul reel olio rldcR III ull American automobile and ihrno-fotirthH of them uru 'fllvverH." Movie hIiowh dlnplny almimt entire ly Amwrlciin flluiH, whllo Greek 6, 10 mid 2.Vdnirhmy iioIoh, printed In America, form the chief legal tender vlHlhlo. During tho ConHluulliio foallvUleH Anierlcau ting" wero (llMpluyeil prob ably more profunely than all the rent of the allied puwcm together. At tho prenent tlmo Croeco U flooded with (jriieco-AioerlcniiHr Tho gciiiliit merle contuliiH acoreH of CreekH who hnve npent many years In America. All npeak Kngllnli fluently mid the majority uro determined to return to America an rooit an tho emigration barn uro lifted. OBJECTIONS FILED IN WESTON APPEAL II. II, Do Arniond, W. P. Myorn and It. H, J (null toll, uttorneyH for tho Htuto In tlio cuho of A. J. Wiiftlon, convicted of murder ut tho Novnin bor lei in of circuit court, uro filing obJuclloiiH today to tho bill of excep tion prenenled hint woek by defenno ultorneyn, who aro uppenllng. The filing of tho objoctloim may meunn thul tho finally approved iinnlgnmenlH of error muy not bo mulled for filing with tho Htipremo court beforo tho end of tho week. GIRL CUTS FINGER INSTEAD OF WOOD Whllo uplifting wood yent onlay M Ihh Owdii Krwln nearly chopped off tho forefinger of her left bund. Six HlltchoH wero needed to clone the wound. Minn. Krwln Ih a tanogrnphcr In tho office of tho county clerk. "AMERICA FIRST" BUREAU IS ASKED I.cKlHlutlon In lino with that panned hy Cullfttriilu authorizing a memorial to tho 1'nltcd Kluti-H congrenn for the creation of a "Heo Amerlcu Flrnt" bu renu Ih advocated In a wire Kent thin morning by W. C. Itlrdnall to Ilepro- Henlatlvo II. J. Overturf at Balein. nrlng In your kodak and let u clean tlm leim and Heo that It Is ready to take good pictures. The service in free. Symons ltro. Adv. 49tfc ItOIIKItTHOX-roI.K'H HttipondouH Triumph The Miracle of the Theatre's Art ROCK SLIDES DELAY mittii mil IV n Til AIN ill A'VVA'A' Kngliie Dernllcil At One Point, Anil Seel Ion ol Truck In ltrokeii I p lty KnllliiK iMioldem. Tho O. V. II. & N. trnln, duo lu llend ut 7 o'clock lu tho evening, wan delayed Bcvurul hours Sunday, duo to rock Hlldos, uiid unived hero at 1:3G o'clock this morning. At one point tha onglno was dorailod, caus ing u delay of two and half hours, and after being returned to the track, hud proceeded but ii short distance when another slide occurrod which demollHliod a section of the track upon which tho train hud. been stand ing, making II necouHury to cull out u wrecking crow to repair tho dam ago. Tha S. P. & S. traln.due here at 7 o'clock this morning, iwas delayed for the" sumo reason and was not ex pected to arrlvo until 4 o'clock this uftornuon. OTIS SKINNER Allkenest In Unlike Things. ' Watches nnd rivers seldom run lung without winding jnuuii ::iuimmmuuiii:mmif mtiiuiiiimiiiiiiiiitiiiiiutiiiiiiiiiuui iiiiiiiiimmniiiiitmiiiiiiiiiiiBiimmiuuimimtiiiii WASH DAY SPECIALS THIS WEEK ONLY Small alxo galvanized tubs V1-10 Medium slr.o galvanized tubs ! Hiuhh wuhIi hoards, largo slzo Copper bottom, heavy tin sldo bollors 2.05 Rloovo boards ' Ironing boarilH, full alzo 8.00 - Laundry biiHkotH, largo slzo .' Laundry biiHltots, modlum hIzo 1.21) Largo clothoH tampors 8.48 Vacuum wnHhnrs i I2it. gnlviinlzod pulls 1 Out. tin pullB ' "n Mop stlclis ' ' '"n Palm Ollvo anil Cromo Oil Soap 8 for 2ftc THE FAIRSTORE liiniiiiiiiiniii imiuimii iiiniiiitniitit tniiiiUiiiiiitaiiiuiiiiiannitiiitmuimumiuiuatiutRaniitiiniiiiiiniuiiu IN Kismet In which America's greatest romantic char acter actor perpetuates his supreme stage success. Coming next week to The GRAND If your clothes don't lit Don't fuss If thi-y'ro rugged or rlppcil Don't cuss Whether wrinkled or worn or dirty or torn If you want them Used That's us. CENTRAL OREGON CLEANING AND DYE WORKS Cleaning, Pressing and Altering. Work that will satisfy, and prices that are right. Cor. Wall & Greenwood Across from Pilot Ilutto Inn Phone Black 2471 MOVIE CENSOR RILL DIES ON SENATE TABLE (Continued from Pago 1.) culture and forestry, panned the son ata by a doclnlvo majority. The measure is one for tho benefit of tha producers and to make binding contracts that uro entered Into with cooperative UHnnciutloiiH hy their members, so thul they may not Jump the contructs and sell their produce on tho open market. The senate bill providing that the attorney general, the slate tax com missioner und the state engineer shall receive Increases In their salaries has been panned by that body. The sal ary of tho attorney general is in creased from f 31100 to 14000 a year. GRAND TONIGHT AND TUESDAY I. I OTIS I ii tma r - c jKt4 Kt KfA KtA KtA Kl K4 ' Lewis JL.Selzmck POINT OCVlEW, ' By Editfi D'-ie Bdaaxvs by EiliDarcl Mor.lA.?r. I lALMi.CROSLAND Also "The Lost City and PATHE NEWS We Shine! The City Shoe Shining Parlor is now open and ready to serve you. If you want a sample of real art in Shoe Shin ing, call and give us an opportunity to show you how a real Shoe Shining Artist works. City Shoe Shining Parlor WALL STREET Next Door To "Tho Windmill" i:t:n:t::ui:t:::ai:i:u::t:!ii:ii:u:u::n::su No Monotony About the New Styles in Women's and Misses' Skirts. A few minutes spent in the Rkirt section will reveal to you such charming things for Hpring that you will wonder that such variety is ponnlble In skirts. Men's Wear Serges and other all-wool fabrics show Inter esting arrangement': of knife pleatn, box pleats sometimes with the light at h-ni out, sometimes with the dark predomin ating, i, v Colorful pluldH. checks and stripes, as well as plain colors with the new pleating treatment, In soft brown, blue and tun tones that are so popular. Conservative or dashing styLcs, You'll notice all sorts of pretty pockets, wide belts and Interesting buttons. Each ftklrt Is so carefully made that Hplendld service Is as sured. Priced from (l.73 to $ lit. no. Towels and Toweling. Exceptional values that make buying quantities for the bathroom and kitchen an economy. Huck Towels Extra good quality Hemmed Huck Towels, size 15x30, that regularly sell for 25s;. special 1.5c. Rath Towels Illeached Towels for bath, of unusual quality: the colored borders make them very attractive; regular 9Rc values', Hpecial OMc. Crash Toweling flood Linen Crash Toweling, In bleached and unbleached qualities 2Th: to Hllc. Cotton Crash Toweling 12 to 10c per yd. New Pongee Silks. For cool sports costumes of summertime, for tailored blounes, pajumds and home draperies, these silks are perennial ly in fashion. Featured in supple, soft draping qualities, 33 Inches wide, at IM.13 and 1.23 per yd. Sateen Bloomers for Ladies and Children. Well made side pleated bloomers for girls, Id extra quality black or white sateen at 0.1c. Misses sizes, 16 to 20 at $1.1.1. Womens' bloomers of Sateen Crepe and Please at 91.30, $l.!if and 1.0.1. Closing Out Discontinued Models American Lady Corsets in 5 lots, all sizes included, 08r, fl. OH, 9-.OK, 94.08 and 94.08. Pays to Stop and Shop at s i The Club Hotel 143 MINNESOTA STREET Rooms 50c and 75c Special Rates by Week CAFE IN CONNECTION Meals 35c and up We make our own Pastry JAMES E. DOYLE, Proprietor t EVERY DAT WE HAVE A FRESH SUPPLY OF THE VERY BEST. FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Try our Celery we think It Is a little better than the ordinary. The Bend Fruit Stand WAMi STREET Next Door to Liberty Theater w3? YOU CAN SAVE MONEY and obtain satisfactory Shoe Repairing by Laving your work done at Lindeborg & Hanson 120 Minnesota St, next door to Silvei dill ::::::::u.n::n::::n:t::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::t Would You Like to be a VIOLINIST? YOUR OPPORTUNITY IS HERE ROBERT A. HANEY Recently of the American Conservatory of Music, of Portland, has opened a Studio in the O'Donnell Building. The instructions are of the best, the price is reasonable ; two lessons each week, terms $8.00 per month. ROOM 6 : : : O'DONNELL BLDG. 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