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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1921)
PAQH TUB lUCMJ lll'UJCTIN. DAILY EDITION, I1KND, OMRnOX, TI'KNH.IY. IIK( KMIIKIl 20, IIK1I. B.A.A.C. ACTORS SCORE IN PLAY COLD PREVENTS BIG ATTENDANCE Amnteiir rrodnctiiin of "OMIecr tlllll' At (iyiniiur.iiim, I'mlcr Direction of tJeorue luitly. One of The Itcxt Hujoyetl In llctid COUNTY LIBRARY ADDS NEW BOOKS Snow and the sudden cold wave nre perhaps to blame for Hie fiiet that an audience so small us barely to pay expanses witnesses the produc tion by the I. A. A. C. riuyers of "Officer 6GG," at the gymnasium lust night. Those who did brave the win try night were well repaid, for from the triple standpoint of the play it self, the ability of the amateur ac tors, and staging and direction, "Of ficer GGG," will go on record ns one of the best productions ever put on in Bend. Crammed full of mirth provoking situations, the play carried a laugh In nearly every line, and the cast made the most of the opportunities af forded. Hilly Williams as Travers Gladwin, a blase young millionaire who thought ho had extracted all the thrills from lite, found that life was still worth living when he borrowed the uniform of Officer 666 (Emll Benz), surprised Alfred Wilson, mas ter crook masquerading as Gladwin, and became a successful rival for the hand of Helen Burton (Mrs. Mar garet Bosorth), with whom Wilson had Intended to elope after stealing The following books have been added to the Deschuteo county lib rary: PoMliietlve Now Klctlmi Harres "Colette Haudoehe." Hurt "Hidden Creek." Cur wood "Plaining Forest." Dodd "Hook of Susan." Galsworthy "To Let." Gambler "Girl on the Hilltop." llecht "Krik Doru." Hurst "llunioresiiue." Locke "Kar-Away Stories." Macliill "Hut-pit." Marshal "Suo wshoo Trull." Montgomery "ttllla of Ingleslde." Toner "Her Father's Daughter." Klce "ljulii." Walpole "Thirteen Travellers." Wright "Helen Of The Old House." Miscellaneous Subjects Brasol ."World at the Cross Hoads." Dunn "Community Civics and Kurnl Life." Huzeltine "Plays For Children." Murtlcn "Success Fundamentals." Phelps "Immigration." Struchey "Queen Victoria." tliildren's Hooks Bacon "True Philosopher." Bunks "Boys' Prescott." Burke "Little Heroes of France." Faris "Makers of Our History." Kipling-'Tuck of Pooks Hill." Tappun "Chaucer Story Book." WILLOWS AND SAGE EXPLORER'S FUEL After leaving Summer hike, the Froinont exploration party continued in a general easterly direction, only the most valuable masterpieces in to fiml at the way was Gladwin's art collection. I apparently blocked by a high dark Actors Convincing i ' ",fi, ' " 'v """" ' " George Pauly, who directed the"""1 M,m" iMed wiIlows aml production, was most convincing In ! brush ""1 ''' fuel sup- life gtt&&B lumber, uru to bu opwuvd ut Minium Friday. IRISH OF WYOMING STUDYING GAELIC CASl'F.lt, Wyo.. Dec. 20. An or Kiitniiilou, composed of Kindlons Irish men und women, has been formed hero lo Htudy llui liuella luu Kuuge. music and urt. The cluh holds weekly mcclliiKs and bus more than SO members. Liberty, Wednesday and Tliui'silny, had no longer our huge pine fires, but were driven to our old resource of small dried w illows and urtomislu. About 12 miles ahead, the valley ap pears to be closed in by a high, durk looking ridge. Bulletin Want Ads bring results -try them. ClftulAftl ailvtrtUltui rhr pr Imii 10 tvnta fr 20 wortU or !. On c'iit pr word for ftll ovrr SO. All clltl tv4rtl Inir itrictly emb in advance. FOR SALE FOK SALK Choice Chrlslmus trees at Hokuu'h Market, I' ill Newport avenue. 84-12-14P FOK SALK Dry limb wood. 16 Inch, per cord $6.00, delivered; also will do hauling. M. J. Huriiuy, phono 127-J. (1:1-7-1 2p NORTH UNIT PLANS DAM CONSTRUCTION i Advertisements for bids by the North unit Irrigation district Indicate that the immediate construction of a dam at Benham Fulls Is contem plated. Bids for clearing and grub bing, for excavation, and for largo quantities of structural steel and FOR RENT FOlt HUNT One furnished house keeping room. Humid 71-.M. &7-l3-lCp FOlt IIF.NT Furnished housekeep ing room In modern house; suit nblo for mutt and wife. 1527 Di vision street. SJ-12-llp FOlt KF.NT One four room modern bouse. Inquire Druglch i SpriitK er or cull !!R-V. s 5 -1 ' -1 tin his interpretation of his dual charac ter of Wilson and Gladwin, so con vincing in fact, that the audience al most wondered which was the real Gladwin and which the impostor. W. F. Sloan as Whitney Barnes. Glad win's friend, was a unique and suc cessful lover, proving that handcuffs can be an advantage rather than ply, Fremont's diary relates. December 19. After two hours' ride in an easterly direction through a low, country, the high ridge with pine forests still to our right, and a rocky and bald, but lower one to the left, we reached a considerable fresh I water stream, which issues from the hindrance in winnins the affections I mountains. So far as we had of a maid.- Miss Eleanor Bechen's enjoyment of his efforts at palmistry was fully shared by the audience i been able to judge, between this stream and the lake we had crossed dividing grounds; and there did not Officer 666 was a hit from the ! PPear to be any connection, as might start as a thick skulled "cop." who ! be inferred from the Impure condi- lost his job as well as his uniform as the result of the night's escapade, and Leroy Fox as Kearney, plain clothes man, with a remarkable mem ory for faces, was responsible for finally settling the identity of Glad win. Mrs. Bozorth was most appeal ing in her perplexity as to which was the real Gladwin, and Mrs. George Kanoff as her mother, introduced telling comedy in her efforts to slop the elopment of her daughter. Ralph Curtis, as Bateato, Gladwin's man servant, was the typical Japanese of the comic papers, and Alfred Bell was excellent in his part as Wilson's accomplice. Leroy Coyner was a not too intel ligent police captain, with Ralph Hauck and Clement Sloan as patrol man. Curtis and 3. C. Wright are the chairmen of the B. A. A. C. dramatic division, and stage carpentry was in charge of Dr. L. W. Gatchell. Lammas Day? Aujrust 1st Is Lammas day. The origin of Lammastlde Is Indefinite, but the word signifies the realization 'of the first-fruits of the earth, and more parilfnlnrlv that nf the grain harvest. tion of the lake water. The rapid stream of pure water, roaring along between banks over hung with aspens and willows, was a refreshing and unexpected sight; and we followed down the course of the stream which brought us soon into a marsh, or dry lake, formed by the ex panding waters of the stream. It was covered with high reeds and rushes, and large patches of ground had been turned up by the squaws in digging for roots, as if a farmer had been preparing the land for grain. I could not succeed In finding the plant for which they had been digging. There were frequent trails, and fresh tracks of Indians; and, from the abundant signs, visible, the black tailed hare appears to be num erous here. It was evident that, in other seasons, this place was a sheet of water. ' Crossing this marsh to wards the eastern hills, and passing over a. bordering plain of heavy sands, covered with artemisla, we en camped before sundown on the creek, which here was very small, having lost its water in the marshy grounds. We found here tolerably good grass. The wind tonight was high, and we Ham m rjv.'jw,"-1.;. Banks and Taxation Problems Well managed bonks nre naturally conservative about burdening the taxpayers beyond a reasonoblc capacity to meet the obligation. This does not mean thut they ure opposed to anything nerevHnry for public improvements or the growth of the state or community. In these days of tulk nhotit state and federal loans Jo (lie farmer it is well to consider the ability of the farmer to pay tuxes. ills interest on the mortgage must be kept up and in the same way his tax bills must be met, whether crops are good or poor. Hanks are among the largest taxpayers In the com munity. The farmer must keep up his buildings and farm ma chinery, feed, educate and clothe his family and is some times compelled to borrow to pay his taxes, A reduction in taxation rates Is being advocated In all western states and the First National Hunk of Bend be lieves it is the surest means of inviting new citizens und Investors. 1 he First National Bank This Bank is o Member of ihc Federal Reserve System Liberty IS, BIG DOUBLE BILL AT REGULAR PltlCES-'JOc, 25c, !5.)c fill m m Leg f GOD'S COUNTRY AN D THE WOMAN FEATURING WILLIAM DUNCAN Story by JAMES OLIVER KERWOOD r harm vmm v.jeoror IN HIS MASTER COMEDY "THE STAG HAND" THIS SPACH IJKL0N(JS TO C. J. LKVKUKTT , H. N ice Mule Inline for yiail. Also III acre It rivaled i unt il, pi h e f'A'J.'MI. tllllce W. lion. I SI., Head the. KV.V. '. ,1, Kt)U ItKNT Three intuit ftirultihi'il 1 f. uparlmeul; mtiiUrn: clinto In; no children. 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Ml-lllp I'm It In The lltilleiiii GRAND Tuesday- Wednesday! Edgar Jones and Edna May Sperl IN "The Two-Fisted Judge" "Phantom Foe Nos. 12 niul lit PATHE NEWS Harold Lloyd IN "The Lucky Number" Serial 1'iniahei Ntxt Week Every Family Will Want a Stock of I For The Holidays Our Candy is made right before your eyes, where you can see for yourself that it is abso lutely pure and made under sanitary conditions. Good Candy costs no more than poor the only difference is when you buy good candy you are assured of satisfaction. Buy your Christmas Candy from Logan's Candy Kitchen HOLIDAY tripnd FARES In Effect December 22, 23 and 21 Return limits January 4 War Tax 8 additional Portland $13.17 Astoria $17.(51 Spokane $22.71 Corvallis $18.23 Seattle $22.64 Eugene $20.0!) Tacoma $20.58 Salem $16.23 Proportional fares to other points in the Northwest Train leaves Rend 7:00 P. M. Daily Details will be furnished on request. OREGON TRUNK RY. J. T. Hardy, Trav. Freight and Passenger Agent J. C. Wright, Agent