TIIH IJKNU BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, REND, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JfNB'gl.' 1023
PACK
IIKNU TRAIN HCIIKDULH
Oregon Trunk
Arrlvni, 7:16 A. M.
Leaven, 8:00 1. M.
O.-W. It. N.
Arrives, 6:60 P. M.
Leaves, 7:00 A. M.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Writ. Myrn Cyrus of Prliiovlllo vis
Uvd In llend yestnrduy.
O. Buntugg of Prliicvllla wua lu
lluud yesterday cm business,
Mth, Kurl Powers wan opurutcd on
yesterday ut u local hospital,
J. II. Mitlster loft nut iiIkIU on ii
trip l Portland unil Huokium.
A. II. Lurrubcu returned (lil
morning from u trip lo I'orllunil.
A. W. lloiilruger went tu I'ortlitinI
UK nlghl on u Hhort business trip.
MIkh Mil Williams liift IiihI night
for Chippewa Kull, Win., for u vlMll.
John lllkkonhorg lift Innt ulghl for
I'nrtluiKl to utli'iid thu Huso festival.
P. (I. Rumple wont to I'ortlutid
Innt nlKlit to ulli'iiil the Koiw curul
val. Dr. H. V. lliiiiilirnhott returned
yvslerduy from u short vlnll In I'url
land. Mm. ft. I.. Verbuck went to Port
land lust night to attend thn llomi
ft'Htlvul.
Miss Ailliiihcllu Anderson win a
A. Hiii tIm ninl H. E. Dresser to Kln
iniilh Kit 1 1 m unil Fiuuk KWhor and J.
H, (J II I ii i' (o Kirk were passenger on
(lie Klaniiilli Kullii slugo today.
Kll VVIUon, plonuur resident of
Brothers, In In lluud for the duy on
business, lie report crop und runge
condition to Im unusuully good.
Ned AiiKliilid, who shot himself
tli run Kli Urn fool while protecting u
bund of sheep ut Pine mountuln from
a coyote, left the hospital yeiterdny.
Mm. (liuulillnu lingers, who Iiuk
been v Ih 1 1 1 iik for two wnukH with
Ernest l.lndnlnirg und family, left
lusl nlKht to return to hr home at
Korsytho, Mont.
K. 1. llroHlui houu and A. E. Krle-
buig drove to Portland Tuesday to
LEGION MEN TO
CHARTER TRAIN
Box Car Order Plans On
More Luxurious Mode
of Transportation.
I'lunit for the chartering of a apo
dal train no that Central Oregon
member of La Hoclete doe 40 lloin
iiiiii et 8 Chnvuux und other leglon
nulrnH run attend In a body the state
win. ml Knvi.n.l iIuvh mi business. Miss convention of both ex-service men
Marie llrosturhou accompanied them
to attend the Rose fi-wlval.
(Jim Nelson, one of the four men
lnjuri'il In Hmiiliiy'H auto wreck on
the 1'u in ii lo IImIi butchery ruml, litfl
the hoxpltul ywitenlity und returned
lo the logging -' i where he Ih em
ployed. Mr and Mm. tlooign driller liuvn
retui'iii'il from KUimiith FuIIh, whero
they wero married recently. Mm.
(Jrlder wua formerly MIkh Lcona
llrewer and wan euiployed In the din
ing room ut the Pilot Putin Inn.
A. K. Lamon left ycslerduy -cvn-uing
to drive to Porllund, where he
will vlnll with Mm. Lursou, who In
In Unit city for her health. Hv wun
accompanied by It. C. Curlnell, who
wun reluriiluK to bin home In I'orl-
pussvngcr to Klumiilli Full on the!1"1111
atugo today
N. It.
A. Whlsniinl, who him been In Bend
ailbert and family went to 'w evorul duy. left lent night for
Portland lust night to attend thu Portland. Completion of tho editing
or ma motion picture mm, "uoou s
yucst of Quiet," which ha Ih manag
ing, In expected noon, he Muted on
leaving.
Hone fcnllvul.
Ervln McNenl and Glen Ilurrh hava
gono to flatewey, to lie employed In
the hay Hold.
Fred Rhniwuest wni In llend yes
tcrduy from hi homo on the Lvs
chutoa above llend.
Mm. M, L. Ileenley and Mm. Tom
Parker left lust night for Pnillund,
to attend thn Hone festival.
Mr. anil Mm. II. L. Itlmlel left yes
terday for Einmell. Idaho, to vlnll
with Mm. Itledel'H relative.
Mm. A. J. Erlrkson will leuvo'to-'
morrow or Krlduy to vIhII In Mluiio
olu und WIhcoiihIii wllh reluilvcs,
L. K. Duigler left lent nl:hl for
Soup Luke, Wash., whero he will
spend several weekH for hi health.
Misses Dorla Claypoul unil Muxliie
AT THE HOTELS
Pilot Unite Inn J. V. Wakefield,
II. O. Wortmnn, K. O. Trowbridge,
W. It. (lnylord. Mcdford; C. A. Itul
ney, L. II. Joiich, Will Kill, J. C.
Leauian, C. A. Hlowell, Kred A.
Kingston, Portland; J. E. Wiley,
Knit tin; P. W. Peck, Long Peach,
Cal.; It. It. Flint. Kueriimenlo, Oil.;
Oenrgn II. Dulwller, Summer Luke;
Charles CoiiiIih. Lukevlow; Mrn. Carl
Tinker and family. linker.
Hotel foxy Mr. and Mm. J. I).
oi'KuiiIxuIIoiih, were launched lUHt
night ut Itedmond, when a meeting
of llend volt ore of the box cur society
wua held. Home 25 inenihem' from
here were III uttendunce IiihI night.
Mt'niinolly wuh named capluln of
the wrecking crow which will have
churgo of the InltlutloiiH at The Uul
lea during thu convention, und Kruuk
It. Prince wuh cIiohcii chulrmiin of a
commitleo to decide on dlHtliictivc
uulforniH which will be hoc u red by
ull "forty und cightem," to lie worn
In Thn Dallen. Considerable pnru
phernullu Iiuh ulrcudy been promlaed
Connolly by the Portluud volture for
tine In thn Inltiutlun.
Ir. J. II. Vincent of Slaters wuh
elected to lake tho pluce of W. T.
McNulty, reHlgncd, oa a member of
the executive board.
A competitive rifle drill between
Prince and Lynn Coovert wua one of
tho entertainment features of the
evening, Princo being declared the
bettor drilled man.
HefrcshmentH were furnished by
the Itedmond members.
COSTLY ri lW AUK I'HKII
IX PAHAMOCNT TILM PLAY
Comfort With
Style
There is no reason why you should endure a
single corset discomfort. We promise you com
fort such as you never knew before if you will
permit us to fit you with a Gossard Front Lacing
Corset.' Gossards are moderately priced, launder
faultlessly and wear much, much longer. And
Gossard corsets are not high priced corsets.
$2.50 to $8.50
The 3
Corset Worries
1 Too blgh In the
bUHt pushes fig
ure up.
2 Too long In the
skirt cuts Into
limbs.
3 Too tight above
waist-line shows
ridge under shoul
ders.
4 Too loose
:hrougb hips
rides up, never
In pluce.
I Too cheap
bones break,
steel bends.
wii..... i..f. i,..i ..lulu tr itmlmoml.i Kox. Kroiuoiit I C. 11. Mauley und
to spend the week end visiting with '"' v- I'Pauody. Portland; I.
, J. Khennnn. Kveroll, Wash.
Mrs. M. K. Hhankleton. who has Wrlglil Hotel -It. S. Hiimann. Hoy
I for some limn for hr i notuclim. Phillip lorn, r.uwaru
been In lleml
health, left lust night for her home
In Portluud.
Tho Whatsoever society will meet
an Thursday afternoon at the home
of .Mrs. J. I). P.OWUHIII, 1510 Went
Klfltl street
Knnilf, Portluud; tills Ward. Pendle
ton; Joo (jiimko, Dry Lake; (1. J.
Plerco. Pnlsley.
DohiiIiik Hotel tilun Stlngle. Ned
Anglnnd. Ontario; W. It. (laylord, E.
(. Trowbridge Jr., J. W. Wakefield.
It. 11. Miincey. cruiser for (hj- wornnnn. .nemoru. j. nu-Khevlln-IIIxon
compuny, went to Kin- j 'mil. Klamulh Kulls; Jeremiah Ang
mnth Knlls yesterduy on business fori ld. Alfalfa; Iteu Murphy. Lost
the company. fhnnce.
Mrs. Norval Springer went to Port
land Inst night to attend the Hose when uii have gas, oil or tire
festival. She will later go to Scuttle trouble cull tho Yollow Cur. Tele
to visit with relative. Pl"" 267"J'
You can both taste and see the superior
quality of WHITE RlVER FLOUR in every
loaf of bread you bake.
Not only do we guarantee the Flour but
we guarantee that you will in your own kitchen
discover its superiority.
Your Grocer Will Refund Your
Purchase Price, without argu
ment, if you do not find
White River Flour
The Best You Ever Used.
Try a Sack of White River
Flour at Our Risk
Made by Oregon's finest mill from Oregon's
finest wheat. .
For sale by all merchants.
Wasco Warehouse Milling Company
The Dalles, Oregon.
Probably the most costly arrny of
furs ever seen In a Paramount pic
ture Is worn by the principal woman
character III "Experience." which was
produced under the direction of
(leorgn Fllzmaiirlcc und which shows
ut the Liberty tlicuier tonight. Ar
rangements wero made with u proiul
nent Klflh avenue furrier for $100,-
000 worth of fur couu, wraps, Btoles
and scurfs for use In the picture.
Yvonne Uoiitun, as "Fushlon";
Nltn Nuldl us "Passion"; Lllyun
TuHlnnan us "Pleasure," und Edna
Wheulon, who ploys "neauty." ap
pear gorgeously attired In furs that
will give thoso who see the picture
a glimpse of the latest styles In fur
pieces. In one scene "Pleasure"
wears a 13,500 Rusliill sable stole
nod in unolher a 130,000 chinchilla
coul. "Passion appears In un ermine
emit valued lit J20.000; "Fashion"
displays several fur pieces of great
value, und "Itcuuty" Ih attired In an
evening cloak of manor velvet, em
broidered in cryslul und trimmed
with HushIuii snblo.
PRINCESS SLIPS
Because of Its one-piece effect, its combining two garments In one, the
Princess Slip has become the Ideal garment to wear with the smart and com
fortable one-piece type of frock. In fact. It is the most practical for all wear,
as there is no possibility of separation, or binding bands.
Now, If ever. Is the lime to buy wash undergarments since fine qualities are
especially low priced and varieties unusually wide.
. The value In this Princess Slip is truly remarkable. Made of excellent quality
muslin and attractively trimmed. It Is but one of the many dainty garments yon
will Und In our store at this season.
The New Double Flounce Princess Slips at $1.69 to $2.25
Complete lines of Undermuslins now showing.
Gowns, Chemise, Double Panelled Petticoats, Corset Covers, etc.
A reminder that but three days remain of
Our Big Peptomist Sale 3 days of profit
able buying for the prudent shopper.
MA NNHEIMER'S
ffijiiSjilililililmlilin
Put It In The Bulletin.
MRS. J. A. TEEPLE
Boon I, Uwnm Bids. Phone ISS-W.
TenrluT of nil Stringed Instrument
Instruments on display at
Owl Drug Store
AT THE CAMP
GROUND
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOMES
Wlestoriii. the most desirable res
idence site in the city of Bend.
We nre offering for the next 30
days Bomo bonutlful tracts rang
ing In size from ono to four ncres
at greatly reduced prices. Theso
tracts lny nico. Just enough treses
to mnkn shade, each tract hus n
perpetual water right, also city
wator and lights. Any man with
a family cannot afford to be with
out n cow, chickens or garden;
those are the very things that
makes life worth living. For
terms see
HENKLE & MINER LAND CO.
Water pipe extension in the camp
ground is being made today so that
there will bo six faucets for the use
of the campers. There have been
only two in the past. Caretaker
Cleveland Is proceeding with the
work of laying off the camp in lots,
which will be necessary this year be
cause of the expected increase In the
number of campers.
Tho grass sown last week Is al
ready pushing Its way out of the soil,
and with the frequent irrigation
which Clcvelnnd promises it, should
make a creditable showing before
many weeks. .
On the Rojrister
H. C. Mills, Portland; F. B. Car
penter and wife, Eugene: Mr. and
'Mrs. 'William L. Teutsch. Lakeview;
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gould, Tacoma,
Wash.; C. R. Duncan and family.
Emmett. Idaho; J. D. Heisler, Dutur;
Luther Fitchett. Crane, en route to
Seattle; Becky Robertson, Pleasant
Hill; A. W. Newell. Frultland, Idaho:
Ernest Woodfln and wife, Nampa,
Idaho; E. J. Fuller and family, Em
mett. Idaho; Hurry C. Bell. Bliss
Idaho; Charles N'elander, Westwood,
Cal.; A. C. Griffin and son. Denver
Colo., en route to Seuttle; L. E. Pot
ter, Lincoln, Colo.
AUTO
Painting
New Paint will mnko n world
of dllTorcnco In tho looks to
others and add to your own
personal satisfaction.
FORDS
Painted
$10.00
Hcc mo first nt Tho Pioneer
Garage, Phono S'J.
Rcllnlshlng Specialty
STICE, the Auto Painter
and In case of your failure to so
appear and answer for want thereof
plaintiffs will take judgment against
iyou for the sum of $230 with lnter
I est thereon at 6 per cent per annum
from April 1, 1921, and the costs
and disbursements of the action.
This summons is served upon you
by publication thereof pursuant to
the order of the above entitled court !
made and entered on May 17, 1922.1
The date of the first publication
of this summons is May 17, 1922. I
E. D. GILSON,
Justice of the- Peace.
ROSS FARNHAM, I
Attorney for Plaintiffs; Residence
and Postofflce Address, Bend, Ore-!
gon. 133-144-149-3-9-loc
hour of 2:00 o'clock oa the after
noon of Friday. June 30th. 1922.
at the city pound of said city to pay
the cost of impounding same and
all other accruing costs thereof.
WILLARD M. HOUSTON.
14-1 5c City Pounrtmaster.
RKDITED FARE TO ROSE
FESTIVAL
Round trip fares Bend to Port-'
laud, $13.47. Sale dates June 20,1
21, and 22. Return limit June 26.
Union Pacific, F. E. Studebaker, '
traveling passenger agent. 14-1 5c
POVXD NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
City of Bend has caused to be im
pounded the following described
livestock pursuant to tbe provisions :
of Ordinance No. 120 of said city,
to-wit: Oue sorrel mare, age about!
nine years, weight about 1100 lbs.,;
branded "S4" on left stille. One,
gray mare, age about nine years, j
weight about 1100 lbs., branded!
"S4" on left stifle. Notice Is further j
hereby given that the above describ
ed livestock will be sold at public
auction by the undersigned at the
SATURDAY NIGHT
AMERICAN LEGION
BUILDING
Saxo Jazz
Orchestra
Auspices
American Legion
Pest Let Loose on Country.
The gipsy moth was Introduced In
to this country at Meilford, Muss., In
l$(0, In connectinn with some experi
ments In h.vhrldlr.lng silkworms. A
few specimens escaped, and ubout
twenty years Inter the Insect hud be
come a serious pest. Between 1800
und 1000 the state of Massachusetts
silent nhoul a million dollars In com
bining the Insect, which became
scarce temporarily, but speedily re
sumed Its dcprcdntlniis when the cam
paign ngiilnat It wua discontinued.
You Know What She Wants?
Adv. A woman keeping a llrsl-cluss
hoarding school, requiring a piano, Is
desirous of receiving n daughter of
Hie above In exchange for the same.
Boston Transcript.
We are never too busy to give
your troubles our Immediate atten
tion. M. & C. Service Station. Tele
phone 267-J. 9tfc
IV THE JUSTICE'S tCRT FOR
REM) DISTRICT, DESCHUTES
COUNTY, STATE OK OREGON
M. D. Link and R. E. Brown, co
partners doing business as Link &
Brown, PlaiutilTs,
vs.
L. H. toore, Defendant.
' Summons
To L. H. Moore, IWendnnt:
In the Name of The Btate of Ore
con. you are hereby required to op
pear and- answor the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled
action within bIx weeks . aftor the
first publication of this summonB
Back East
Round Trip Fares
LOWEST FOR YEARS
DAILY, MAY 25 TO AUGUST 31
By the
Oregon Trunk Ry.
Return limit October 31. Choice of routes and
liberal stop-over arrangements on going and re
turning trips. -
Round Trip Fares from Bend and all other points
on the O. T. Ry. '
ATLANTA $117.53
BALTIMORE 141.0
BOSTON 1B8.85
BVKEALO 1 20.115
CHARLESTON lan.SHS
CHICAGO 80.00
CINCINNATI 100.30
CLEVELAND 108.B0
DKNVKR frl.00
1)ES MOINES 77.05
DETROIT 105.05
INDIANAPOLIS 0O.B5
KANSAS CITY 72.00
WASHINGTON..
LOUISVILLE $100.90
MEMPHIS 94.0B
MILWAUKEE 84.85
MINNEAPOLIS 72.00
NASHVILLE 100.(10
NEW ORLEANS 1O7.00
NEW YORK 147.40
OMAHA .; 78.00
PHILADELPHIA 144.05
PITTSBURGH 110.80
ST. LOUIS 81.50
ST. PAUL 7!4.M
TORONTO 113.75
$141.00
Proportional fares to certain other Kiuttorn cities, fares ono.
way via California, train schedules and details gladly furnished
on request.
Sleeping car arrangement, made, baggage checked, and
tickets Issued through from Bend.
1. C. WRIGHT, AGENT, O. T. RY., REND, OREGON