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Greetings
BEST Wishers
A CHRISTMAS THANK YOU
We're wishing you n Merry Christ
mas the merriest you've ever known.
And we thank you for so generously
remembering this store in your shopping.
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CITTSGROWTH
NOTED IN PLEA
FOR NEW HIGH
DISTRIGT NOTE ISSUE
MAEKETED
CONFIDENCE IS SHOWN
Discount of Only One Per Cent Is
Taken By Buyers School Super
intendent Predicts Increase In
Population And Prosperity.
' BeHef in the steady growth and In
creasing prosperity of Bend was evi
denced last week in the report of
City Superintendent S. W. Moore,
recommending a new high school
building' to meet present and future
needs of the district, and in the re
port of L. M. Foss, chairman of the
finance committee, when he stated
that the district's J45.000 note issue,
at a discount of only one per cent,
' has been marketed, and that only a
few legal formalities remain to bo
completed.
Figures on attendance given by the
' superintendent showed the same
steady growth in city population
which he predicted for tho future,
Total enrollment for November was for us.
and teachers, the storo building in
tho matter of ventilation, tbo shacks
In tho matter of heating, and the cel
lar rooms in tho matter of both heat
ing and ventilating. Furthermore,
the Bend school district shows an In
vestment, In buildings per pupil ac
commodated, which Is is a figuro so
ridiculously low that It beggars com
parison with cities of equal popu
lation elsewhere. Again, tbo
schools, as they stand, aro overcrowd
ed, while a material and lmmodlato
growth seems certain. Wo havo
reached a point in our economic de
velopment where tho less deslrablo
of irrigablo land must be takon up as.
a means oi lurnisning sustenance iur
an Increasing population In need of
homes, and the demand will Increase
In geometrical ratio In the future.
"This fact, coupled with the build
ing of good roads and the develop
ment of the tourist business, assures
permanency In Bend.
Advises Against Delay.
"Any argument that the mills will
run part time, or on but one shift. Is
an argument for permanency and a
continued building program, since
this plan of operation will Insure a
payroll of sufficient volume to main
tain a steady growth until sufficient
acreage of desert or logged-off land
is brought under cultivation, and oth
er Industries located to support tho
town, independent of the lumber in
dustry. On the other hand, any ar
tificial stimulus in the lumber Indus
try which results in undue and ex
cessive output, and corresponding ex
haustion of timber, might be expect
ed to disarrange the basis of perma
nent growth nature Iras provided
TRIBUTE IS PAID
DEPARTED SOLDIER
Service Hold From Tho Methodist
Church For Charles O. Alley
Uniformed .Men Escort Cniket.
Funeral services woro held Tues
day from tho Methodist church
for Charles 0. Alley, World war vet
eran, who dlod hero Monday morn
ing, rtov. J. Edgar Purdy paid a
slnccro tributo to tho doad soldier in
his sermon and left with tho friends
and relatives who gathered at tho
church a mcssago of comfort and
hopo.
Many floral pieces woro presented,
among them one from Percy A. StoV'
ens post, American Legion, ropro
sontlng, in popples and violets, tho
Legion emblem. Six members of
the post, II. Cato, Willard liouston,
Ray Jackson, John Steldl, Jr., A. J.
Casebcer and Leslie Davis, woro pres
ent In uniform to act as pallbearers,
and many other former soldlors, sail
ors and marines wero In attendance
Interment was made In Pilot Butto
cometerj.
May the day he bright, holding for
you joys and pleasures unalloyed.
With heartfelt appreciation of your
valued and liberal patronage we thank you ,
for that accorded us.
LIBERTY AND GRAND
THEATRES
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ButusatnauotmramratnaBiaamra
ond Kdwnrd and K. P. Ilrostcrhous,
wrostllng matches, songs by Jack
Oagon and recitations by J. J. Powers
and Jack Hill. An Inspiring talk on
tho Ideals of knighthood was given
by Fathor Luko Bhonhan. 8uppcr
was sorvod at tho closo of tho ovo
nlng. As a part of their winter program,
tho Knights aim to develop Interest
In nmotour boxing and wrestling and
will shortly organlzo a baskotball
toam.
NOTICK FOB PUBLICATION
Department of tho Interior. U. 8.
Land Offlco at Tho Dalles. Oregon,
Dec. IS, 1920.
Notlco Is hereby given that Lovo
A. Shaffer, of Mllllcnn. Oregon, who,
on April 30, 1917, made II. E.
018803. and on Dec. 31. 1919, mado
additional 11. E. No. 018830, for 8
WU. Sec. 36.. 8EU. Sec. U. W
Sec. 35, Township 19 South. lUngo
is East. Willamette Meridian, has
filed notlco of Intontlon to make fi
nal three-year proof, to estunusn
claim to'tho land abovo dcscrlbod.
before H. C. Ellis. United State
Commissioner, at Bond, Oregon, on
tho 3rd duv of February. 1921.
Claimant names us witnesses: Her
bert E. Mooro, Arthur M. Mooro,
John Israel, Faith Israel, all of Mil-
llcan, Oregon.
11. FHANK WUUIJCUUK.
43-47P Itcglstcr.
Shaffer, of MIIIIcmi. Oregon, who, on
April 30. 1917, mndo II. B. OI880S.
and on Oct. IS, 1920, mndo addition
al H. B. No. 020 47C for 8W Btt. Bee.
S. BEi. Sec. 20. KH Sec. 35. Town-
ship 19 South, Itango IB East, Will-
nmettu Meridian, lias rued nonce or
Intention to mnkn Una! three-year
proof, to establish claim to tho laud
above described, before H. C. Kills,
United States Commissioner, nt Bend,
Oregon, on tho 3rd dny of February.
1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: Her
bert K. Moorv. Arthur M. Moore,
John Israel, Faith Israul.all of Mllll
cnn, Oregon.
H. FHANK WOODCOCK.
43-47p Hcglster
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
ClmlflrJ aJrwtUini cbsrss txr il
evnU for 10 wnJ or Dm rnt pr
word lot sll oy.r 10. All tUulflxl uSrrrtMn
ttrUtlr rub la atTint.
FOB BALE.
PAUL REVERE CLUB
IS FORMED BY BOYS
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
Department of tho Interior. U. 8.
Land Offlco nt Tho Dalles, Oregon,
Dec. IS, 1920
1317, and for this month, 1347, and
the average dally attendance in No
vember was 1136, with 1175 for De
cember. He reported 9S per cent of
attendance. Nigh school enrollment
vras given as 42.
, For September and October, tho
total enrollment was 1139 and 1287
for the respective months and the
average dally attendance, given in the
same order, was 920 and 11C6.
Gum-Chowlng Frowned on.
Discussion of the truancy problem
occupied some time and members of
tho board, aa well as tho superintend
ent, expressod the opinion that the
situation Is being admirably handled
'by Tom Carlon as truant officer. The
board was against tho practice of
smoking In the lobby of the Y. M. C.
tA. and against gum-chewing on the
"In the faco of all the facts, I am
convinced that dilatory methods, or
failure to provide means for the erec
tion of a school building, after the
plan suggested, regardless of time or
effort expended, can result In noth
ing less than a charge of lack of fore'
sight on the part of the present su
perintendent and board."
AUTO IS USED AS
FILLING STATION
Ted Mnher Heads New Organization
Mcmbcnlilii of Nearly 510 In
Drawn From Catholic Church.
Standard Oil Manager Drives .Part
Way Homo On Oas In Vacuum
Feed Seven Gallons Taken
A "lied Crown" trademark on tho
car of W. It. Speck, Standard Oil rep
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jl resenianvo nere, muy uuvo ciunu
hn'somo needy nutolst to believe that
school functions are in progress,
was decided that theso matters
brought to tho attention of the asso- 110 wa8 nppnuciiinB " " s
. Al any rate, iiiai was mo uo iu
i.tnllnn tlonn.ntl. Uflftl , n A HHP.
L-nsllon that tho canteen, whero gum i which Mr.
nnd cigarettes aro on sale, bo closed nut recently.
.... i t.u 'tor fuel was
WJ1UU BUI1UU1 UUU1IB UIU UCIlIb HCIU I
Speck's gasoline tank was
Seven gallons of mo
tor fuel was takon while ho was nt-
Itelatlvo to tho school housing sib- tonding tho Knights Templar meet-
uatlon In Bend, superintendent lnB " "l0 a,aBOn,c lomP'0 anu-wne"
Moore recommended immedlatCL-nnd
A new boys' club ba9 made Its ap
pearanco In Bend, the "Paul Be
veres," headed by Ted Maher, with
E. J. Benz as advisor and master of
ceremonies. Membership Is drawn
from boys of tho Catholic church,
with the ago limits sot at 0 nnd 1C
years. Already 30 members aro en
rolled. The purposes of tho organi
zation aro social, religious and edu
catlonal. Burton Davis Is secretary
treasurer and Joe Holland sergcant-
at-arms.
A feature of tho club Is Its secret
committee, "Tho Terrlblo Three," ap
pointed to report on tho behavior of
the membership.
In addition to tho officers, tho fol
lowing names appear on tho roster
of tho club: Bobert Arnold, Ed
Joants, Doran Allen, Lowts DaVIa,
Harold Bradbury, John Miller, Curt
Miller, Wilfred Mayrand, Albert
Colvert, Donald Bradbury, Donald
Davis, Michael Malioncy, Frank
Toomoy, Cleophas Hcdon, Louis Dor-
nccker, William Bradbury, C, Ma
jhonoy, W. Lanclono, Joo Lanclono,
Ed Bradbury, John Mogan, Bobert
Thomas, David Thomas, Howard
Hughes, Anton Hcdon.
within two blocks of his homo, tho
machine stalled. The gasoline left
in tho vacuum feed had been insufficient.
purposeful action In tho matter of fi
nancing and building a new high
school. Outlining present conditions
'and those expected to dovelop, ho
saldt in his report:
"Thero Is need for permanent
buildings, as Is shown by tho con-
structlon, tho uso of 12 schoolrooms
In shacks, tho uso of twp rooms In a
' star a building, and' also two rooms In
n cellar, making a total of 1C rooms lodge point to the necessity for add
' Vitha'tiara" temporary" makeshifts at.Jng to tho size of tho lodge hall and,
best, and wholly inadequato in meet
MOOSE TO INCREASE
SIZE OF LODGE HALL
Constantly Increasing attendance
at the meetings of the Bond Moose
In .consequence, an addition to the
building recently purchased from E,
Ai"Sather will be started in tho near
BIG CROWD ENJOYS
FIRST K. C. SMOKER
'These 'tomnorary buildings are a future, the house coramlttoe; has de-
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menace to tho health or com pupus emeu.
Bovlnj; And Wrcxtllni; MntcheH
HongH nnd Hcrltiitlon.i Features
of Kvcellent Program.
Tho first of n series of smokers and
BocIalH planned by Bond council
Knights of Columbus, for tho winter
months was enjoyed Tuesday by
crowd of 150 at tho old Catholic
church building, which Is being tern
porarlly used as a clubhouse. The
entertainment took tho form of
smoker, featuring boxing matches
between Charles 'and Hugh Dugnn
FOB BALK 160 acres of Isnd,
fenced: SO to CO acres fine brick
clay ground; samples of brick at
Bulletin office, muda from this clay;
3 springs: houso, barn and out
houses; 2S acres clnarod; fluo tim
ber; 2 Vi miles, northeast or Bisters.
Sisters Is going to have n rnllrond;
wo will need brick; good brick clny
at tho abovo address. P. J. Loll
hausor. Bisters, Oregon. 13-12-45c
en house, etc.; also good family or
chard. Thorn aro 40 acres plowed
and In crop now; this Is good prunn
or strawborry land. I will trnda
this placa for an alfalfa ranch, or
would rent to responsible party.
Wrlto K. M. Peck, Sisters. Oregon.
14-12. 13c
FOIl SALE SO-acrn Irritated ranch,
Ct acre water right. SO acres In
cultivation, 35 In alfalfa: well Im
proved; half in I lo from Terrebonne.
Inqulrn or address E. N. Johnson,
Torrobonno Oro. 42-4 1-4 lp.
FOB SALE One extra good Poland
China male pig. ' Hubert ranch,
4Cl3.4 4p
FOB 8ALK Winter feed, hay and
straw; alfalfa, clover nnd stubblo
pasturo: bunch grass grating; run
ning spring water; will feed. P. A.
Devers & Bon, Tumalo, Oregon.
8 4-40tfc
WANTED.
for genoral houtawoork. Apply
Mrs. Mannhelmcr. Phone Bed 191.
18-42tfc
WANTED TO BOIlltOW I want to
borrow 1700 on my close In home;
thn lot nlone Is worth the money;
In fine neighborhood: will pay 8 per
cent. Call at 1412 Hill street, after
5:30 p. m. or on Sunday, or at Tbo
Bulletin offlco between hours of S a.
in. and S p. m. Sl-tfc
FOB SALE A well Improved 80
aero farm, S miles north of Wash
otigal. t'larko Co., Washington, with
S-rooni limioo. 2 barns (good dairy
I.OST
Notlco is hereby given thut Ouy O.I barn), nowiallo. cream house, chirk-
LOST 32x3 M Federal tiro on steel
rim, between Bend nnd Paulina.
Finder pleaia leava-M Bulletin office
und recolvo reward. 6C-4I-4 4p
Bend Furniture Company
Now In Its New Location
In readiness to supply every want of the people of Bend
in the Furniture line.
Every effort to make our new store room as altactivc as
possible and to stock it with durable and desirable house fur
nishings has been exercised. We feel that our efforts have
been rewarded by now having one of the most commendable
selections of furniture that Bend could hope to boast of.
Late Christmas shopping affords a splendid opportunity
to call and get acquainted with the possibilities we offer you.
Our Kcnilworth Gift Line offers as desirable a selection of
Christmas gifts as could be wished for. Furniture always
ranks high as a gift, and especially this Christmas it is appro
priate, when the prices arc so extremely reasonable.
If you have made your gift selection and arc not at the
present time in need of furniture, we extend you a cordial in
vitation to call and inspect our new stock. You may not intend
jo Miy, but we urge you to see this elaborate display of house
furnishings. You arc sure to enjoy it.
We take this opportunity to wish each one of you a very
Merry Christmas, and may thejtfcw Year bring an abundance
of prosperity and happiness"""
BEND FURNITURE CO.
ELKS' BUILDING-BOND STREET