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THK REND BULLETIN, BEND, ORE., WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1010.
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WILL GRADUATE
WEEK'S FESTIVITIES
ARE PLANNED
Out fiulnft Class Will Mnko Merry
llrplnnlnj; Noxt Sunday To Gltc
I'liiy Monday Nlfjlit l'rxf. Shnfcr
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Relit cr Ooninicnccmcnt.
Commencement exerctsea ol the
1910 class of the Bend high school
will occupy first place In the school
activities noxt week. The lnrgest
senior class in tne History or the
hirh school will be graduated on
May 2G. The members of tho grad
uating class this year are: Susie
Kclloy Leona Springer, Mario Fox,
Margaret Schredor, Lottie, Pugsley,
nonnle Hess, Myrtlo Pugsley, Fran-
ces Steldl, Floyd Reynolds, John
Stcldl and Howard Young.
The commencement exercises will
open noxt Sunday evening with tho
l)accalaureato sermon to be delivered
liy Hev H. C. Hurtranft of tho
l'rcsliytcrlnn church. An elaborate
mimical program has been prepnred
under tho direction of Mrs. 11. L.
Hopkins.
To Oho Class l'Iny.
Mrs. llrlggs of tho Poultry Yard"
a threo act comedy will bo given by
the senror class of the Bend high
school at tho Dream thentro on Mon
day afternoon and evening, May 22.
The class has been rehearsing for
feveral weeks under tho direction of
II, 0 Whlto nnd Miss Inez Pcnn.
The cast of characters Is as fol
lows Mrs. Urlggs, a woman of bus
iness, Myrtlo Pugsley: Ralph, How
ard Young, Jimmy, John Steldl, AI-
vlra, Lottlo Pugsloy, Melissa, Ilonnlo
Hess, her family; Silas Green, "A
Near Relation, Guy Swartz (Sopho
moro): Mrs. Lee, (A Wealthy Neigh
bor) Frances Steldl: Virginia Leo
dlor Daughter) Mario Fox; Daisy
Thornton (Virginia's Friend) Suolo
Kclloy: Mrs. O'Connor (Who Hates
Gonts) Leona Springer; Mandy
Who Sometimes Stutters) Margaret
Schredor.
Synopsis of Play.
Act 1. Scono Living room In
Mrs. Ilrigg's Cottage.
"You call off yo goat nnd OI'll call
off mo pig." "Id whip you If you
told lies. I Just encourage ,ho
tretchors." "Lovo and cold cab
bage." "Ain't you got no cars to
you?" "If there wero moro honest
folks there would bo moro poor
cnes." "I lovo Ralph Urlggs and I
shall wait for him If I have to wait
a hundred years."
Act II. Scene Same.
Forget Christmas; If I only
could." "I bollevo ho thinks I am
trlng to lllrt at him." "You put n
child In water and Its a bnth but
jiut a. chicken In water and Its a
Kiip." "Spake! how can 01 spake
when Its nil 01 can do to tolk?"
Twos an attack of tho goat. Ho
Muted mo squnro in mo best shawl.'
' It's a hntchln machine. And I am
really blessed with an Incubus!"
Act 111. Sceno Samfl.
"Cmo horo Mollssy, 'til I Irn you
out " "Why don't you let me go
rough dry?" "M-M-Mrs. B-B-Brlggs
th-th-tho steak Is burnln'." "You
are very kind madam but I've gone
Into business, nnd I guess I can
tcratch along llko tho chickens."
' I am glad I don't have to wait a
hundred years."
The admission charges will bo 2G
cents for tho matlneo nnd 3G cents
for tho evening performance. Seats
mav bo resort od at Road & Horton's
with no additional charge.
Tho Class Day oxercises will bo
held on Wednesday evening, May 24,
t tho Presbytorlan church at which
time tho members of tho graduating
class will participate In a program
dealing with matters of Interest to
the class both as regards history nhd
prophecy. Tho program for tho ex
ercises Is as follows: Salutatory,
Lee h Springer; Class Grumbler,
'ohn Steldl: Class Prophecy, Mario
Fox Class Orator, Floyd Reynolds,
Clan Pcem Margaret Schrcder; 'Class
Flower, Lottlo Pugsley: Class His
torv, nonnle Hess; ClAs3 Lie, Howard
Young; Class Advice, Myrtlo Pugs
lev Class Will, Frances Steldl; Val
edictory, Susie Kalley,
Ot Thursday evening the Coni
ne" ment exercises will bo held In
he Presbyterian church. Jacob
Phafrr, professor of History at the
'nlw rslty of Oregon, will deliver the
omranremont nddrecs to the out
ing rlass. A special program has
'een prepared for tho occasion.
P" farm land loas see J.
terufAdv,
Ryan
llfltXS E.N LA ROES.
Orogcn Journal.)
Bi RNS, May 12 Nearly 1S00
cres of land and over additional clt
iem vere voted Into the olty yes
erd' Tho city voto was unani
mous The new territory voto was
-9 'or and 19 against, Burns will
'ote next on a bond Issue for the
8trau rn railroads.
Shearings
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News Travels Fust.
When Hon. Vernon A. Forbes, can
didate for representative on tho Re
publican ticket, Bpeaks to an audience
of Sllvor Lake valley residents at the
I. O. O. F. hall tomorrow night, the
people will be listening vo a man who
has been a parent for three whole
days. A son arrived at the homo of
that cstlmably young couple at Uend
Wednesday night Silver Lake Lead
er. Editor Heads Dictionary.
When tho Prlnoville team was de
feated at Uend recently In a ten In
ning game by 4 to D on an orror, both
tho Rend papers used tho expression
that Prlnoville had been walloped!
Yo Gods! Would that Noah Web
ster had a peerl Itut wo have con
sulted that great book until this
Issuo of tho Journal will bo late In
getting Into tho mails, and the
strongest wo can go Is, tho Rend
team played a real ladylike game.
Crook County Journal.
Shade Trees In Culver.
A large number of trees have been
planted this Spring on account of
tho promised Installation of tho now
water system. A number of tho res
idences of the town will appear much
better this Summer on account of
this Improvement. Not only will
this Increase tho desirability of a
particular property but It will en
hanco the value of all town property.
Deschutes Valley Tribune
Caves nro Explored.
What Is probably tho first picnic
for this year at that particular placo
wob held Sunday at tho largo envo
north of Cougar Val'v, near tho
Derrick and Lnntz homesteads. The
largo as well aB a number of snmllor
caves wero explored no woro also a
number of old extinct volcanic cra
ters. Tho larger cavo Is probably tho
best In tho country, or nt leaBt Uio
best that hnB been found to (Into. It
Is closo to a half nillo long nnd Ih
built on tho order of a subway tubo
or tunnel, winding slightly through
tho lava nnd Is T0 to CO feet high In
pldccs. In width Is will nverago 30
or 40 feet. Fort Rock Times.
Advtco to Voters.
All tho advlco tho Pioneer hns to
offer, Is for each voter to settle tho
matter In his own mind. Consider
well tho all 'round qualifications of
the candidates and then voto his con
victions. If ho docs this, ho votes
honestly, does his duty, and tho re
sult should provo the wisdom of his
choice. This Is a freo for all fight
at tho primaries, and may tho best
men, nnd women, win. Madras Pio
neer. Up to Tho ladles.
Tho trout at tho Odell hotchery are
said to bo moro numorous'thls seas
on than usual. If our streams and
lakes receive any of this year's stock
It Is up to tho ladles of Crescent to
mako application to the stnto nt
onco. This action on the part of hto
rivlc Loncuo would put them tno
leaders of any organization of Its
kind In tho stnto. Crescent News.
Mend it Consumer.
Tho City of llond hr. becoino a
consumer of Inland empire products.
About 1500 pounds of cured meats
was taken, from Hums Packing plant
by nn nuto truck one tiny last week
for customers at Bond. Harney Co.
News.
Opimrtiinlty Knocking.
Opportunity Is knocking nt the
door of our community, today. In
creased population can be secured at
onco If our cltlzons will bo awaken
to tho fnct that they can be secured.
Paisley can offor to the world today
the greatest Inducement known with
which to secure ottler3 here, Tho
fact that n rallrond is about to bo
built Into our volley .vr b made
the most po'unt appeal ti tl""t who
ore seeking choup lands, We have
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No Waste Lumber
When Buying
From Us
Tho average waste of lum
.ber In building a house is l''
Out of evory $100 you spend
$1S goes to tho wnst pile Tiie
Ready Built" plnnt Mti. 'ju
this $1S, and puts it into the
House.
ConipU'to 'rendyjnit houses
bouses for as low n J-0-"
Plans so slmplo unjoin- un lit
the machine sawod numieril
plceg together, and an attrac
tive substantial home la the
result. You mo in inone.
time and labor.
Satisfaction guarnn t e o d
but send for your catalog tod
It shows what wo can do for
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UKADY BUILT IIOl'M: CO.
(Mil! Broadway. Portland, Or.
.THE GOOD JUDGE PETS ATIP FROM THE COUNTRY OOCTOn)
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MEN lire learning the truth about chewing tobacco. A titan, small
chew ol W-B CUT ChewlniJ the Real Tobacco Chew, ntw tut,
Im iknJ will liifryou. Ii limi a don furUile In Iht mouth' not tha tMk,
lofty laata that the ordinary chew forrea on a man. ThM'a one ol the raaiona why tarn
re io talcr to tell their (rienda about tit Cm Ttittn Cktr.
" Nolle how tli aatt bring out Oia rich tobacco laata "
Made b7 WETMAN.BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Union &raar, New York Gty
theso lands In abundance but thoso
who might desire to possess thorn aro
entirely uninformed on tho subject.
Chowaucan Press.
Hero Is Variety.
If variety Is tho sptco of llfo, then
Redmond had that "splco" yester
day. In the morning we wero greet
ed with a henvy frost, then threaten
ed with n rainstorm, then It snowed,
turnod to hall, nnd later rained;
sandwiched In botween theso (very)
Blight proclpttattons was an nbund
nnco of sunshine, which Bont the
"gloom "bugs" scurrying for cover.
Can you beat It? Redmond Spokes
man.
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Facts About the 3
Deadly Fly
LIES breed In manure and
filth.
File carry dliaato norma
on thatr feet.
Fllea leave the dlaeaae norma
on food, dlahei, etc.
Thoueanda of bablaa and
Grownups are killed In thla way
by fllea.
T"I"I"H-r,l-I"Il-rr'i-rri'H"ll-H"r'l
Money to Loan
in sums from $250 to
$25,000, 3 to 10 years
time. Reasonable
rates, prompt
service.
J. Ryan & Co.
The Shoes We Guarantee
Nap-a-Tan Work Shoe $2. ?5 and up
World's Work Shoe $2.75 to $5.00
Village School Shoe $2.35 to $3.25
For all purposes these Shoes will give you
better wear will look better thun any you
can buy for the money '
R. H. LOVEN
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l-'Iltn INHl'KANCK
C. V. SILVIS
BARGAINS IN IRRIGATED RANCHES
AND CITY PROPERTY
JX)T8 FOR S.!.i: I.V KVKItY AUDITION IX Bi:XI)
PROPHRTY HAXI)W:i TOR NOVRKSIDKXTH.
IIOUnilT AND SOW).
opkick om:ox STitiarr
Dwight M. Davis Company
INSURANCE
FIRG
LIAUIUUY
PI.ATR OUASS
BOND
Phone Red 1621 Temporary
would'wt ee without!
it, i ain't afraid or
ui.npid WHEN I HAVE 111
IN MY MOUTH I
FLY DON'TS
DON'T allow Men In your houc
DON'T permit them nenryour food,
especially milk.
DON'T buy foodstuffs where flies
nro tolerated.
DON'T have feeding places where
flies can load themselves with ejec
tions from typhoid ur dysenteric pa
tients. DON'T allow your fruits nnd con
fections to bo exposed to tbo swnruis
if flies.
DON'T let flies crawl over the
baby's mouth nnd swarm upon tho nlp
plo of Its nursing bottle.
GLEAN UP your premises Insldo
and out Then fco that tbo communi
ty docs tho rainc.
STItlKi: nt the root of tbo evil.
The buusolly breeds In horse manure,
kitchen olTnl nnd tho like. Dispose of
theso mntcrlalsBn such n way that the
housefly cannot propaguto.
SCItEKN nil windows nnd doom,
nnd Insist that your grocer, butcher,
baker nnd every one from whom you
buy foodstuffs docs the same. Thero Is
more health In n houtc well screened
than In ninny n doctor's visit
Go to tho Royal Cnfo for your
dinner. Adv. 44 tf
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AUTOA10HIL1!
ACCIDIJNT
Office Opposite Bulletin Bldg,
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Cfep
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
HOBKHT 11. GOULD
Civil
Bend
Oregon
Engineer V
W. W. FAULKNEn, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Offlco Over Postofflco
Bend, ... Oregon
DU. J. C. VANDEVEItT
Physician nnd Surgeon
Phone lied 271
Hours 9-12 n. in.; 1-C p.
7-9 p. m.
Sntlier Building
tn.,
W. O. MANNING, D. M. D.
Dentist.
OIIlco in First National Bank
Building
Tel. 811 Bend, Oregon
WILLAKD H. WinTZ
L a w y o it
Prlnovlllo, Oregon.
O. S. BENSON
Attorney At hnw
BonBon Building, Wall Street
Bond, Oregon.
VEHNON A. FOIIBCS
U A V Y K It
First National Bank Building
Bend, :-: :-: Oregon
OBOnOE S. YOUNO
Civil nnd Irrigation Kngluecr.
U. S. Mineral Survcjor.
Room C First National Bank
Building
J. B. Boll A. W. Sims
CROOK COUNTY ABSTRACT
COMPANY
(Incorporated)
Successors to Tho J. II. Hnnor
Abstract Co., Prlnovlllo, Oro.
Abstracts Insuranco
BEXI) PliUMBING AND
IIKATIXG COMPANY
Sanitary Plumbing
Steam and Hot Water Heating
WALL STREET
DR. R. D. 8TOWELL
Xiiprnputhlc rii)lcluii
Over Lognn Furniture Co.
Wall Street Hours S to 6
Phono lUil IH-
C. P. NISWONQEH, Bepd, Oro.
UXDKBTAKEIt
MrciiNcd Kinlmlint'r, I'uiicriil
Dlntur.
Phono Red 421. Lady Asst
DR. J. II. CONNARN
DENTIST
Offlco In Sathor Building.
Houru 0 to 12, 1 to 0.
Sunduya nnd evonlngs by
Appointment.
II. II, Do A R MONO
IiAWYEIl
Oregon 8treet. Bend, Oregon
II. O. ELLIS
Attorneynt.liuw
Pulled Htntc CoiiiinUHlnnrr
First National Bank Building
BEND. OREGON
DR. A. A IU'RRIS
Xiitiiropntli
Dlseaeos cured without tho uao
of drugB or surgery b tho nat
ural methods of healing. OIIlco
Sutlier BiilldliiK Uinl, Ort-gon
Tel, llliii'k U7I
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DR W D IirNTlNOTON
DENTIST
I'lu.iu- Itnl I -.7 1
B1AD. OKI. i. OS
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RAG RUGS WOVEN
Three b mx fi-ot f' r -nc dol
lar when tiiHtonir-i 1 i nil shot
th rags Curi"' weaving
V.i- pur ard I'rilmlum
EDWARD II. TIIATf lll.lt
Ki-nvtooi!
Sanitary Barber Shop
Will Qlvo You Better
Barber Scrvlco
SAM ELDER, Prop.
DANCE
Every Saturday Night
At SntlicrV Hull
Under Now Mnnngomcnt
With Now. Orchestra
BEND TO BROTHERS
AUTO STAGE
Loaves Bend Tuesday nnd
Saturdays
R. 1). George, Agent
Offlco nt Ocorgo's Barber Shop
Iho Dalles
Sanatorium
THE DALLES. OREGON
FORMERLY
DR. GEISENDORFEK'S
HOSPITAL,
Kcopcnnl umlrr the mnnngrintnt of
Dm. Ukma
Dry Lake
STAGE
LEAVES DRY LAKE WED-
XESDAY AND SATURDAY
RETURNING THURSDAY AND-
SUNDAY
Leave orders at the
Universal Garago
Groceries
AT TMU NUW A1HAT
AiAPKI:T.
FREE DELIVERY
Gilbert 3b Son
H. P. SMITH
Plain ami Omaiiirntal
PLASTERING
ALL WORK
CUARAN7LXD
Joe Rock
CONTRACTOR
All kinds of
EXCAVATION
YVOKIC
rtKik or dirt
RASEMENTS
STREET WORK. ETC.
lyavt udm at
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KuoflnK "f ill kimU. KopalrlnK
irinitly (Juno.
J. A. AlacCLOSKEV
TINNING AND
' Furnace Contractor
Guttorin, SjwutlriK,
Cornico) unii Skylights,
TIIE
WILL OPEN
APRIL 1ST IN
Carroll Duilding
J 1 11 GOOD BOARD
AND ROOMS
REASONABLE
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