The Bend bulletin., January 21, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
V III In in Iliu'i' Ih III lli'inl I inluy
frnni Khi'Vllii'lllxiin iriinip,
Mr, mill Mm, M. W. K n Ir It i-rljrx k
of KImIciii mi! In lli'inl Indny,
Mrs. .1. K. ('(iinlnn left IiihI iiIkIiI
liir 1 'in I la nil for a short vliill.
Mux CiiiiniiiK. Ki'iliiionil iiltiirniiy,
Mui In llend yi'ilird.iy on IiiiiiIiii'm
W'llllnm I . I it t went In t ti V:ind"
I ram-li mi tint nlitr.' Mi Ih luui'ii-IllK.
II. II. I
II lllll IIH"
v:ill.-y.
AT THE HOTELS
I'llol IIiiMii Iiiii Mr. I!. '. Cim anil
wife, liloiin K. Hunted, 10. W. Mmil
Kiimery, John I''. Ilnniln. l-'riii II"Mhii,
Jr., I'oiilanil; Charles M ml ! In 1 1,
.Minnie C'ltin il nil, Minims; N. W. Mr
Kiit'liot'li. 'I'liu Millies; M. W. Hkli-
WOl'lll, I ' l' I m; V 1 1 1 .
Ilnli'l t'o.y J. It. 1 1 ii 1 1 nut il . Tim
Mullen; (ilnlin Ciinko, I'uwell Hiitm.
Wi'IkNI Ilnli'l CJokikii A. Iliihrlel,
Oell Mnnri!, ICdwuid lloilil, N. YoliiiK,
linvii Kiillii'iilniKi'ii. Kiinnutli lllinliir,
Wendell tli'iiy, (Ji'OiKii Kolhiiiuii, .Mail
rii h ; Jiinimi Hnillli, I'orlliinil.
Ilimnlnu lloli-l J. K. Nay, Twin
Fulls, hla., K. H. Karli'y, Tnraiim: T.
K. WlH'al'in, W. I. Cfiynu, H, P. ti H,
ASSIGN TEACHERS FOR SECOND
TERM; DISTRICTING UNCHANGED
MUKI'HY IS STILL
POWER IN CHICAGO
C'iiituii Nui'i'i-eils I.alMir Leader A
IlilllilliiK TniiliHi Hi ml Strike
For Closed Khop riaitiifil.
Million Irfl lui't n U'. Ill on
trl to llm Wllliiniidt"
A. (I. Clllillrk, Vlee il'i-ii'Nt of
tlin I. it IMim m, ii hunk, wan In I ! ' 1
yentcidiiy on IuisIiiuhs.
Mr. mui Mm. V. I). Iliirn-s will
li'.ivn Mini. lay fur I'hoeiil. Oii'Koii,
where I liny will inuke tlii'lr hniiiit.
A railoail of Chevrolet iiutiiino
IiiI.ih, nix In n inn In' r. wan reielved
here yuslerdny by Hm llitinl kuiiiK".
(iniirKi' Powers, fur in fly of llmiil
lint linw Inrali'it ut ArlliiKtnu, Ih In
tin! rlly vIhIIIiik III" lirotlHT. Kail
1'nwers.
M Ihh Marlmlii rultoll will have
tiinlKhl for I'rlni'Vlllii. where she will
Htti'inl m-liiiol during tin) roinliiK e. j
lm-ster.
Karl Turki'i'. preKsiiiiiii for Ihe
MinlriiH I'lniii'i'f. win In llend yi-Htur-day
vliil tin K 111" mot ln-f. Mm, J. I..
Tinker.
Dr. 1'. (' ( ". formerly of llend.
In vIhIiIiik In tlid i-lty, iirroinimnlcil
liy liln wife, whu Ih makliiK li'T first
vIhII Iiitp.
Mih. V. It. Kpi'ik Ih IiiivIiik Sun
ti it y for Mi-ilfonl where her hiuhund
Iiiih lieen transferred liy Hm Kniiid
urd Oil Co.
Mrs. JoIiii Stulill, who Iiiih heen
HiTloilHly III for tin' InKt six wi'I'Uh,
In now iimk I UK I'lu-onniKlnK iriK -m
towiiril recovery.
Mrn. K. C. Coinsluck left this morn
lug for her home In I'orlluliil lifter
vIhIHiik with her mui, KiiKene Coin
Htiick, for six wei'kn.
J. K. Klllotl. who Iiiih been vhl
Iiik hero with IiIh lirother. II. N. Kl-
llott. for two inolltllH, left 1 u Hi n I k Ii t
for It Ih hiinin In I'nrtlutiil.
"I ho h w I in mi I iik tank at the Ameri
can 1.1'KllHI lltllllllllK Will bl I'lOKI'd
tonight untl tomorrow, iiiinoiinees
Mummer A. I'. Tuuscliur.
Mlrni Kdllh Munluituo, who was
IMOVtMOS
(dWI'VT 1,'lltl. SI'AltltlNti
IN I II.M TI.AV AT I.IHKItTV
Jane N'lvnk, wlm will he Keen III
lli li aillni: feiiilnlim role of "Kazan,"
ailapleil from Janien Oliver fur
wood'H vlilln iilory of tho iiurlh, ul
llin l.llii'ity thentre lonliilil wan linril
In SI. I.oulii, Mn . mid I'diiiateil at
None Dame Convent. Il' fori! enter
Hit! inoiliiii ilrtnren nhe liml two yenr
of exiierlenru oil Hie hliir.e, dlirinic
wlilrh I line nhe jilayed In vaiidi-villn,
nniHlral roineily and nlork. Her
m'leeii career Hlarteil with CLiine pio
IllrtloliH, her flint Ii 1 K I"" I helllK In
"KyeH of The World." Klin wan then
for Home time leadliiK lady for Wll
Until H. Hart. I.aler Mini went to
Ini'e, it 1 1 1 ii r 1 1 1 k In "A Nine O'clock
Town," "HtriiiK lleaiiH" mid "Wuiton
TinrkH." More rereiitly nhe Iiuh heen
nei-ii lii Mariihull Nellitii'H proililcllon
of "The ltlVer'H Klld." ulfio u JallH'H
Oliver Ciirwond ntory.
Record of Transfers
rurnlilird hf Til DrM-hulM AlMtiacI Co.
With tin) dlHlilclliiK fur tile llnnd
clly mihoolH reinulnliiK nncliiiiiKcd
from Hut flint HenieHler, UHHlglllnent
of leachi'i'H for the reliinllider of the
ncliool year in aiilionnied liy the
hoard of directum In K In effect
Monday, A hhIcii iik-iiI m with recom
mended hy Clly Kuperlnleiidi'iit H. W.
Moore, ii f mI ure uk followH:
Kenlor mid Junior high H'hool
1 1 ii i rli I I. I ' nihil ii K Ii . iirlnclpul ;
Helen A 1 I , lypewi Itlnn, KiikIIiiIi:
Kiiiiiiu Hun k, peninuiiHhlp mill Mpell
I n K and mui lii iniil I h; Tichiiii ('liurch
nuin, coininerclal ; Mary KliKiiheth
Cody, hlitiory; Lena K. Deei' KiiK-
H'lli: rrankllii Korniiler, Hclence;
reru (I i mil , tiiathi'itiallcii; Ahhle
Oray, ICukIIhIi, pc nmaiiHlilp and ftpel
tin; Niioml I link I iih, hhitoiy and lOng
lli'h Itlid llehnte; Jennie Ki-nney,
Kiaphy and KukIWi; CheKier Klltik,
ninniiiil I in I ul iik ; Catherine Manny,
inn I lii'inut lirx ; Kinlly Miller. Iioime
hold urtn; l-vea Mowry, hlMory und
In ii l Ii -inn ( i h ; Kvn Hoche, l.ntln und
KiikMhIi; Vli'Klnlu Ktewart, KpniilHli
und KiikIIhIi; Mnhel Yeniieii, KukHhIi
ii ml pediiK"Ky, '
Held Hchool- Nellie Tlfft, princi
pal, OA. und fill; Wanda Keyl, DA;
Klora ThorHon, JoHephlne liiiri'n.
411 mid 4A; AvIh Kifther, 311 und 3A;
Kill III Terry, 3 A und 41!; I.orenu
1'lillpn. 2A und Jill; Irene Kurr, 1A
und 211; l.ucy Ii. Heurcy, I II.
Kenwood Hchool Kvelyn CarlHon,
I m I n ' I Ii ii 1 ; Kfrie WllllmiiHon, fill und
lA; Mary Kllen VeiiHi-n, !A; Ora Tnc
kir, 511; I,o!m KelloKi;, 111 und 4A;
.'.laile 111 oiilerhoiiH, 311 and 3 A; Hazel
Haz"ltiin, 211 und 2A; Kvelyn C'url
on, 1A.
Ceiiiral Hchool- Ivy II. Duvldiion,
principal, (111 mid CA; Alum Cephnrt,
HI! and r,A; Alherla Drydin, 4 II and
IA; Winifred Howard. 3H mid 3A;
renil Dun, 211 und 2A; Anna I. und,
1 A.
Cninn Kchooln -Carroll Acrm, Ku-
nlcii Cutlow; lirookuScaiilon No. 1,
I.i-la Hliili-Miinn; ItrookH-Scunlon No
3, Dorothea Khlert; Shevlln-Hlxon,
Htella AndrewH.
Special teacherH Laura Itnnd
music; Anna Curry, nurse.
Illy l.'nitrd I'rm to Thm nVml HulUtln.l
CIIIfAGO. Jan. 21. HIk Tim Mur
phy, ChlcaK'J luhor lender under "en
tiince in federal prison following hl
conviction for rohhlnx the iiiuIIh, In
Htlll the controlling' power in Chl-
ano linden union circle.
William Curran wan elected today
to Hiiccjed Murphy iih head of the
hull-linn trades council, A ntrike on
all hulldliiKH einploylnx non-union la
bor in the flrnt move to he taken, it
wan Hinted.
l.atvremo W. Itoney and Amy
Hoiny. wife to John Delloer, lot I",
hlm k 12, lloulevnrd add. II 'Hi.
W. J. l.oKUH to C. K. Hiidiion, SK
li Hi; '4, neetlon 7. and SK'i N K '4
fei lllin I 8 211-1 I. $ 1.
(i-o:Ke II Weher to It nth It. Over
lurf, lot 9, block .1, IhiHlinirH add.,
11".
1.. II. H.ili. I nnd Stella V. Ilnlrd.
wife, to The lleud Co.. A ntrlp of laud
110 ft In width comm. nt the Kly
Hue of lot 7, block 4, of II,' ml , the
'Xtondlhic lily ti In ii K the wly line of
of hlorkn I, 3. and 2 llend to (hi) lily
line of lot 1. block 2, llend and nil
lot 1. block 2. llend. fin.
Kmhleni In The Head Co., name
defcrlpllon in above. $10.
Kllnaheth II. K'liiK and I'tinl C.
KitiK, wife mid liunhiiud In The llend
Co., name dencrlptlon uh nohve. $10.
Herbert K. Allen und Alive W. Al
len, hunhuud mid wife to The llend
Co., name dcHcrlptlon nn nhnve. $10.
t. C, Cue and C. Coe, lumhand and
wife to The llend Co., namo dencrlp
tlnn an above, $10.
(I'eorKe A. oJueH and Helen J olios,
husband und wife to Tho llend Co.,
name ilencrlptlon an above, $10.
Ada It. JoliiiHon In The llend Co.,
taken III nevernl dayn nun with dip-, llni, ((..hc r I it loti nn nhove, $10.
therlu, Ih well (in the road to recov-
try, II wnn announced today.
Minn M. A. Fell, who mipervlned llin
"Tom Thumb" weddlnn held ut the
PruHbyterliin church hint nlitht, left
thlH mornliiR for Arlington, whero
sliu will ntiiKu tho nn hid I'titertitin
inent. F. W. (ierniau, rortliind real en
Into man, In llend loduy wlih
Mr. nnd Mrn. 11. 8. I.eeper of Ynle,
WiihIi., to whom hn wan phuinliiK to
nhow a rniicli In tho Summer Luko
valley.
American I.cglon men aro oxpecteil
to avail themselves of tho club rooms
tomorrow at 1:30 o'clock. Threo
card tunica will bo riiady for tho uso
of niembitrn, nnnounroH A. P. Tuim
cher, muniiKer of thu hulldliiK.
'I. M. Hudson und C. S. Hudson
wife li nd hiiiibiind, to Tho llend Co.
name description nn nbovo, $10.
Bulletin Wnht Ad bring roiulls
fry Ihom
Don't Destroy
Discarded Clothing !
or Old Pieces
of Furniture
The Red Cross
Wants Them!
They will do somebody mmm
Kooil. Tho Hod Ci'omh Hliop Ih
open Hntni'iliiy foronoon 10 to
12, nnd Wednesday mill Hnlnr
Uny nflemooim, a to 5 o'clock.
noosi 217 AN1 1!I0
MINK1V Bl'IMIlNU
Deop Gratitude.
It In relnti'd that lh' famous Sheri
dan vent to ii hairdresser's on one
nccasloii to order a wlK. The hnrher
was li lllienil Willi, nnd on the omtor
beliiR iiieacuri'd, u liottlo of pert wnn
liriHluiTit and no nineh hospitality wn
nhowti Unit SlieriiianH neun v
imiebi'd.
When thev rone from the I able nnd
were iihout to Hcpnrato, Sherldnn,
looklnu the burln-r full In the face,
nald: "tin reflecting, I don't Intend Unit
vim shall innke my wlgl"
AmonlHhiil, and with n blnnk vlnage,
tho barber exclijlnicd ; "Hul, Mr. Sheri
dan, bow run 1 have displeased you7"
"Why, look yon," Hiild Sherldnn, "yon
lire lin honent fellow, nnd I roiient It,
younlum't mnkc my wIr, for I never
intended to pay for It. I'll no to an
other lens worthy non of the craft."
I'Mltiliitrch Seofmnn.
Yjlo'o Fine Gothic Bulldingi.
In Ibe Hiirkni'HS ijhiIi uiiKle ul Yale
UlilM't'Hll.v Hie uri'hllei'l. .lunil-'H (illlll
hie llnKers, has ireuied, In keepliiK
with the expresH ulshen of Hie iniUvr
lly iiuthorltles, u jtroup of liolhlc
bulliiliik'H Hint It In hi lleved will hear
ciMiiimtiw.ii Willi any In the world.
Dnsi-'l primarily upon Tudor Ootldc,
thev yet cuihi'ily llialiy MirlelleH of the
ulyle mid Include, an a inntier of fuet.
I'li-mi lilH that the curious student will
llml tell prai'tleally the whole Mniy of
(iotllle lleeiipluelit.
Ill their inarvebius details und plc
turi'fc'iueni'SH Ihey ure the most din
tiiiitlve colli'Kliile hulldliiKH In exist
ence. There Is u remarkiilile nnd en
tlelnc variety ot designs In their con
striiciii'ii and the most surprising play
of fancy.
Janice's Compliment.
The other evening .Innh-e whs
uulililiie her np lo-ilate Ki'.tiidmother 1 cu'lom
dns for a bull. The child surveyed
her grandmother from nil imgliM uu
Ihe lresillt,' progressed.
l-'lunlly she suid "tlunny, you look
'us! hiiitillful now."
As her griiuduiother Mulshed she put
on u gown trliniued with lynx on
which there were h few lulls of the
Rnliiuil.
Jutih'e liHikrtl the ftulshed prinluct
over and exclulmed, "und now. Ounny,
you look 'list like a dng."
Chinese Wedding Customs.
I in her wi tiding duy the Chinese
bride Is chitl In red and curried In h
sedan iliiiSr eovercd with red. Any
persnn who wishes inny turn hack the
chair curtains anil have a look at the
bible. Hayseed lakes Ibe place of
rice nnd i fettl. The bride's hair
Is elaborately oiled, nnd so when the
girls throw hayseeds ut her they
nih k. When she has reached Ihe end
of her Journey she bus coiue to the
home of her husband nnd must beur
the cani'.ld criticism of the whole fum
liy-
The wedding ceremony Is nothing
more t Ii i ii a rice affair. Instead of
throwing It, the guests ent It.. The
huhiiiid aiul-wlfe-to lie ent rice from
each other's bowl, then mix the rice
and both en! from the same bowl and
they nre mnrrTcd.
if course there Is a feast, hut the
miikes It such Hint the
American father of a reception-giving
hr'tle inlihl envy the Chinese father
of the bride. Kvery guest contributes j
something, und so It costs very little.
LAWYERS WRANGLE
IN ARIiUCKLE CASE
tu Unltrd Press to The ftend bulletin.)
HAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21. Law
yers' wrangling marked the trial of
Iloscoe Arbuckle, movie star, today.
Arbuckla In charged with cnusiDg the
death of Virginia fiappo last Luhor
Day.
Mrn. Ka'a Hurdebeck, "aunt" of
Miss Itappe, testified to the girl's
good health preceding her death.
Lawyers' arguments centered around
the states attempt to Impeach the
testimony of Ze.y pyvron, one of tho
state's star witnesses.
Genius Corr.pojrd In Bed.
Tho composer Itosslrd's eerentrlclty
took the form of laziness. Hp com
posed much of his music In bed.
Compare Cheney Tones
''tiV't'.T'Xu)iJit'.'j."
Therefore Avoid Mean Actions.
One great trouble In doing a mean
action Is that you nre compelled to
associate with yonrvelf afterward. If
you could only have nothing to do with
a man who was guilty of such mean
ness. It would he a relief.
THE SUPERIOR
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CHEVR
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U. S. Army
Goods Store
Ml. Hood Wool lllnilki'ts 510.7.1
:i(l In. Sheepskin Coals... glil.ftO
(irov Wool Cnvnlry Sweaters,
priced nt Htl.tMl
O. I). Wool (Jlovcs 400
Iti'i'lnlllli'il Wrap l.cgKlns 75c
r.i'iliilnieil O. I). Overcoats!
priced from If I. (10 to ipi,00
Wool Sweater Coats IjlB.OO
IOiikIIsIi Dress Overconts..l(tl8.)0
Full lino of Koi'ks, now priced
from Irtc to title
Oregon Avenue
1st National Bank Bldg.
3
The Economy Car of Quality
Offers The Following Advantages :
Has low gasoline consumption.
Has a Stewart Speedometer connected on
the transmission.
Has an oil gage on dash.
Has a one-man top.
Has a gypsy style back curtain.
Has three speeds forward.
Has water pump.
Has Timken roller bearings in front wheels.
Has slanting windshield.
Willard thread rubber battery, guaranteed
for two years.
Has pockets in all four doors.
Has both foot and hand accelerator.
Is easy to start when cold.
Is noted for its great pulling power.
Is equipped with National headlight lenses.
Has a triple-baked enamel body and fenders
that will last for years.
Has a new spiral gear differential (rear
end) that carries a $50.00 reward for anyone
that will break the ring or pinion gear on a
test.
The Bend Garage
Hepplewhite
Period
SModel
Radically teduccd
in price. Fias all
lecords. Has all
Cheney exclusive
learures. automatic
stop.
with those of . .
other phonographs , :
Vi'e invite you to make a most
interesting comparison.
Take any record that you know
intimately as it is played on other
phonographs and then listen to'
it on The Cheney.
You will discover new beauties
in your record delicate overtones
will be brought out sweet and clear
by inventions found only in
IENEY
THE MASTER INSTRUMENT
Utilizing the fundamental prin
ciples of the pipe organ and the
violin, The Cheney achieves a new
standard of phonograph tone
quality.
And like an old violin. The
Cheney grows sweeter with age.
The Cheney is renowned for its
beautiful period cabinets. They
are an artistic addition
to every home.
u
ijrj'' i Convenient Terms y- I
y ' I if You Wish ink
MAGILL & ERSKINE
MAKE THIS A
VUXCANISUNG YKAR
Resolve in turning over a
new leaf this year that you
will let our vulcanizing save
you money. Say that you are
going to get your tire money's
worth and stick to your reso
lution. We vulcanize tiros so
that they again realize their
responsibilities and live up to
them.
TIRE HOSPITAL
Phone 134-J 1016 Bond St., at Frenchie's
:
SILVER GRILLE
Our Prices Reduced 10 to 25 Per Cent
MOST SANITARY COOKING IN TOWN
Try Our COMBINATION BREAKFAST
CAFE
Steak Prices at New Low Record
25c a lb.
Beaver's Market
T-BONES
PORTERHOUSE
SIRLOINS
ROUND STEAKS
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