The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, September 21, 1922, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextniJNii bulletin, unfit), pitixioN., Tii'itsiMv, hi:iti:mih$ii nt, ma vaue n nuinuinuuHiiini:uiiiuiiiiuiiiinnHiuMi!MniuuMiiuiuu!iiMHiiuiuuiiiMMiiiu!ti:in:Hiiiiiitiiiuuumiimiiiiiitti!ni BEND HAPPENINGS FROM DAY TO DAY i.wiiiiniiniumiMiiHi!nitmiiniiuiiiMiimiiiiuiiiM!iiitMiiitiiiuiintminHmutiiutHiuiutiuiiiimimiwmiuaaitim Wednesday Alfred McICuown Ik 111 nt local llOHpltlll. Mm. II, I. Iloycii Ih roporlin) In ho III nt htir liiiniii. Allan Wllluoxon wnn In lie nil to day from Hlk luko. Oiiorgo Pciirco of Mini run wiih In llo ii (I Inst night un business, Mm. L, 13, Hhlpluy wild opi-rntcd on yusturdny nt lliu HI, ClitirloH Inwpltul. MImi Mnyliulli) llnyur, who In 0111 g iilnyml nt Mnniilinliliiir'H filore, led yesterday on hur vacation. MIhk Myrtle- Illcn will leavo on Thursday for Kui'imu, whi'ru tilic will lio n Hophomiiro at I), of t), IIiIn year, a Cordon tlnnunonii, tin attorney who '"'hail recently locntqil nt Madras, wui, In llunil TncHiliiy (mil today on llllsl nCSK. 0. Olson tinil fiunlly loft taut night fur Ht. Johns In iiuitio tliulr liiiinu. Tliuy lux vo liooii llvliu: on Jefferson l'luco. Dr. (Irnnt Skinner mid Dr. W. U. Muniilng will lonvo Thursday morn- . Ini: for Pondlulon lo at if ml tho roundup. W. K, Robertson, pharmacist for tlm Miiglll ti Ersklnn drug store, left Intit nlr.lit for n fuw ilnyV vltlt In Portland. ,f Mr. nml Mrit. W. It. Mlxof Wnrcu county nro In llunil to day, planning to ho on n hunting trip In 1 lio Dim chutes forest. Tliu Woiiinii'K Civic league recep tlou to llio teachers will lio on Sep tember 29 Instead of September 22 nit announced yesterday. Shannon Iloiul. who Mux bun nl- tending a IiualriosH school nt Soiittlo, l in Itoml for n visit with his pnrontH. Mr, mid Mr,W, II. llo ml. Minn Florence MrQuny, who him limm visiting with lolntlvoi mid friends In Ilmitl, loft IiikI night for till) Willamette vnlluy, whore m)i Ih II tl'llCllIT In n high mcIioiiI. Mr. and Mm. W. V. Mllliir of Luke view worn in Bond toilay on thulr wuy to tbo Pendleton roundup, nUo plan nine tn spend Hi-vera! weeks inuring Oregon miiT California, Miller Ik cashier of It ho Commercial .National hank of Lnkovlew. Fred .V.'cmlfy of thn United Mutes innrluo corpii left limt night to loport for duty on thb battleship Cali fornia, nlatlonod nt Hati I'odru, nftcr spomlliii! hl furlough visiting with hi brother, II. A. Pemlry. In lionil. llo killed a doer near Odoll lake, whlln on hU ftirloiiKh horn. Mr. mid Mm. (leprgo V. Illy mid daughter. Klolsc, who hnvw lienn vl Itliu: with Mr. nml Mm. Harvey V. McKcnilt, Imvo returned to their homo In Orou City. Mr. and Mm. Ely nro Mm. McKeiulo's parent. Whllo hero tliny inmlo n number of trips lo n iiunilmr of tlm Central Ore gon hike. Tuesday W. A. IMckctl of Tcrrebouno Ii In Demi todny. Krnuk .Stanley lu III nt thn St Charles honpltnl. II. V. Dyor of' Mllllcim Ih In llcml tnday an lmnlnenn. il.evl Krimt of I'owell llutto Ih iHltor In Ilcuil today. Mm, Itlcluird Do ran Ik u patient nt tho Ht. Cliarlos hospital. Mrs. I.. 10. Shipley In a patient nt tho St. ChurlflH linHpltal. K. A. Sathcr returned Inet nlcht from n trip to Portland. J, W, Konnlson Is In llond todny from IiIh much nt Alfalfa, V. K. (liimott of tho Ilund (limine linn i;ono to Ontario on IiIh vacation, Kd Chrlitoffomoii wiih operated on nt tho St. Charles hospital on fintur dny. Mr. nnd Mm. II., C. KIIIh mid r party of frlondu vlnlleil CtilttiH luko Sundny. J. C. WrlRht, local station iiKnnt, loft liiHt ulRht for I'ortlnnd on u hunt Ursa trip. John llochon Jr. of Hlllaboro nr rlvnd In Hand yoHtorday to upend tho wliltor horo. William nml Kennutli Lowell, soun of J, NV. Lowoll, had tholr toiiBllH.ro moved today. ' .Minn draco AndorRon of Senttln Ih vltttlitK with lior couhIiiii, MIhhuh Mnrlhn nnd Klcnnor Ileclion. MIhh Opnl OIhoii left lnnt nlKht for Bpoknno, whero bIio will lentil 10 lior utudloH nt Spokuno unlvernltyf TJin I'ythlnn BIstorH lodi;o will hqld n. . npaclnl maotliiR Wcdnosduy uftor nonn at 1 o'clock nt Sntliur'H hall. J, M, Moany, who Iuih been on n htintliiB trip with J. H. MnlBtnr, loft Inst nlfht for Ills liomn In rortlnnd. Mr, nnd Mra. Kdwnnl l'ovoy of IbiHt Third Htreot nro linrmitit of tin 8JLi potind boy. btirn- Bunilny Inorn Ultr. liMlan Mildred DoddH will lenvn J'ri ln for Albnny, to nmimo lior woylt ii nu liiHtructor lu tho lilch school tl)M'0, , M.hi Kathor HocIioii ot flan Krnn clBfy J hpro for n wcok'n vlalt vttt hor slntcm, MIkiiuii Martha, and Hloti nor Ili'i'hon, (lllljert W. Allen of tho rtnto flro nmrNliiiI'N often, Malum, In In llnnd today on IjiihIiicmh with local Inniir- allCOMIKI'lllH. Mr, and .Mm. William McDonald loft hint nlKht for IliimldJI, Minn., whero they will visit hnforo going lu MliiiiiMipnlhi to malm tholr homo, Mm, Charles Thoriilliwiilln, who Jinn been visiting In Iluud, tuft laHt nlKht for Honltlo, whoru sho will vIbII boforo going to hur homo nt Aunlnilm, Cnl. Mini Allco HI oc k moil, who wns Rrnduiytcd from tho Ilund IiIkIi hcIiooI hint NprliiK, will lonvo on Tlmrndriy for nticnno, whuro nho will outer U. of O. tlilx full. MrH. L, Wlckomlimn, who lnm bocu vIhIUiik with hur koii, 0. M. Wick ithIiuiii, nt Ilrolhcm, wan In llond Inat nlKht on hur wuy homo In Coutriilln, U'iihIi. Mr. unit Mm. Wlckomliam cuiuu with hur to llond. Mm. Chiirli'4 llalncn, who han been 111 In a I'ortlauil hOKiltnl for Hiivornl woi'liN, wan Hiilllcloutly rccovorcd to leuvo t lio lumpltnl toilay. Hhn will tipcud two wookH mora In I'ortliuid liofnro holm: nhln to return to llunil. Mm. Curr)o DybcrK mid hoii, Kcl- hoii llyliiirr. who Imvo beau vliltliiR hero for over u'wcok from their home at MUsouIn, Mont., left hint nlillit for Corvnlll, where I hey will visit Mm. llyburK'n koii, Captain Ii, I. Illoom qulnt, Mliin Ilutli Rnmko, formerly of Ilcuil, left Inat nlKht after a xliort vUlt hero, for Hvuttlo, wheru nhu will ntttmd Lincoln lilch rchool thin year, Hho tins been with her family on a ranch at Hamilton bulla durlnc tho niimmer. Monday Mr. nnd Mm. A. A, Synioni nndu tho Century drlvu Sunday. Dr. CharlvH I. Illoom Iirb returned from u liimlneaH trip to l'ortlaml. Itnlph llntick nml a party of friend drove to Klk luko Suuiliiy. IM Axtel mid I'. A. Orablor of Mil llcan worn Sunday vlaltom In llnr.il. Mlaa Mildred Hoover left Hmurdny iiIkIu for Salem, to enter Willamette university. Dr. and Mm. It. Kerroll mid u party of frleutli drovo to the Mvloltua on Sunday. Ml nm Ha Johnson of I'rlnevlll') -ltoti lu Hand Snttirdny with Miss M.ir Jorlo l'liltiin. Dr. W. L MnunliiK spent Saturday duck himtliiK nt Crane I'ratrlo, m-!:-Iiik a cooil bac, Jaclc Cox, win of Cecil Cm of ttliavlln-I IlxDii Cainp No. 1, had IiIh tonillM removed IIiIh momliiR. Mr. mid Mm. John A. IttinRu i.nd Mm. M. l: 1'enrl, Mm. Iluncu'i motli ur, iiiado tho Century drlvo Sunday. Mm. L. A. W. Nixon wMI leavo to nlcht for 1'ort To'wnneml, AVrhIi., cmieii tiy wont ot tno death or a niece. Ilonry M. Ornnt, former principal of tho lleml IiIrIi school, roturncd to hla homo In 1'orlland Sunday nftor n visit hero. Mm. Clcortto Nowrll, Mm. Stanley Campbell mid Mm. Tuckor of Piino- vlllo wero lu lleml Saturday, shop I'lnu. Mr. mid Mm. V. W. Fowlor of UlRlilanil boiilov.ini aro tho parents of ii baby boy born early Sunday mornliiR. Tho now arrival tins been iinmod F.-eomnn lteavln. Mr. nnd Mm. Kmll P. Solffort of Ilrooka-Scunlon Camp No. 1 nro par elite of an nlRht, pound Rlrl baby, born nt n local hospital Sunday mornlnc ltov. J. KdRur l'urdy nnd fmnlly loft Sunday night for Portland, wheiu they will ninko their homo, ltov l'urdy havliiK boon trnnsforrcd to tho Scllwood church tboro. Miss Mary Ullmnn returned last night to her homo ut Lower HrldRo, nfter spoiulliu: Inst woolc lu llond, vis ItliiR with MIhh Ilamnlno Nicholson. ltomovnl ot a fliiRor null, uoco.ial tnted by Infection caused by n silver, Is causing Mm, L. J, Cody to bo ab sent for lior work ns a teacher In tho llond schools for sevoral days this woolc. C. 0. Sownrd has returned from IiiiRiuie, whoru lio has boon for the past month, vIhIUiir with rolntlvos. Ilia ulster, -'Miss L. M. Soward ot Chi cago, wlio has bean vIsltltiR nt Kit- lie no, roturncd with blm across the, Cascades, stopping nt n nuinbor ot tho lakes. Slio will visit horo for two wqoks, , "Saturday w, K. noRiio, Ln Pino rancher, wa lu Dend yestorduy, Mrs, Joseph Wldmaler ot llrotliors. wna In llond yestorduy, Fred llrothora ot Tumnlo wns u visitor In He ml yesterday. T, J, QulRley of nodmond wns u Visitor In Hend yesterday. Mra. Ada Jorilnn l(ift yesterday for Slaters, to mnko hot homo, MIhh Mnry Mclstnr wont to Ited tnoild lust nlcht to attend school. Mis Mary Ullmnn of Lower Drldico Is vlHltlUR with MIhh Jtouinlno Nlchol son. Cassia I'lynn left lnnt nlcht (or Portland for a fow dayi' buHluesn visit. Clnronco Orr loft Thursday for Los AIiroIvs, to enter tho Tory IJIble Instl Into, Leroy Coynor left last nlcht for CorvnlllH, tu resume IiIh studies at 0. A. C. William Itaulcy of Ilurim wns In Hand toilay on IiIh way home from Portland, L. L, Noonchcstor left last night for Portland, to spend several days on biisluoisti, Mlii I'rlNcllla Ply was In Lend Inst nlcht on Jier way from Hums to Han Krunclsco. 1)111 William left lust night for Corvnllls, whero ho will attend O. A, U. again this year. Mr. S. Slmonsan and Mm. II, J. Daoust left Inst nlftjht for Tacoma, to visit with relntlves. W. P. Myers has returned from Klamath Falls, whero ho was on busi ness early this week, Mr. and Mm. H. 1J. Parson havo returned from Portland, whero Mr. Parsons has been for medical treat ment. Miss Mildred Hoover will leave to night for'Salem, where sho will cntef Willamette university as a freshman this year. Paul Iteynolds left this morning for Wnlla Wttlln, to enter Whitman college, wheru ho will ho a freshman this year. J. M. Mcany of Portland arrived In Lend yesterday, leaving that after noon with J. II. Melstcr on a hunting trip to Hummer lake. Mrs. Olcnn II. Slack of the Arnold district took her daughter, Miss Ullma Slack, to Portland last night for medical treatment. Miss N'edrn Plummcr Is expected to arrlvo tonight from Scnttlo, to live with her grandmother, Mm. C. O, Myors, and attend school here. Miss Helen Teal, u sister ot lion. Joseph N. Teal of Portland, former member of tho United States ship ping board, Is visiting lu Ilund. Mm. II. U. Churchman and Miss Myrtle Ivcrson, teachers In tho Tor; rcbonnn schools, left last night for Hint town nftcr uttcndlns tho county Institute here. lIie little thinrrs von n'ed every day are hero m an excellent variety. Nrit'l 's Mlhvnnl'M Imp 10c t Snap rslcnrr (icmwI on niwl Bo Hooks nml Ilyea Urn, cnnl i or Thlmblei A IiIk lino .1-10c I'enrl IluttonH Dozen on rnrtl . ... Zc IVnrl Itiittons Mali otjle, iIo'u 3c Dressing Combs Celluloid Wkt Culling InuiH . J or, I.V llnlr Pin Wire op Cellu loid, bot ,.,.. 10e Jllktilto Hulr Nets !ood nes, doublo niexli, IS for. U."5e Itlc Hue Itnild, merrerliiil l,o lllno Tiling Itlnck, white oilom ine DnrnliiK Cotton, 12 bulls He Hliluolii Shoo I'olMi iOv Doxter "Crochet Cotton, ball 10c . X. T. I.Uhti Crochet Hpool flic Coatu' (l-Hlrnml Kinbmldery Cotton, a xkcliiN Be YARNS MAYPOLE Silk o'Wool Knitting, pw Hull, 59c MAYPOLE Silk o'Wool Shetlmid, per Hull, 29c KNITTING YARNS, Txw'lwi Colors, jht Hunk, 49c FLEISCHER'S KNITTING YARN A lilii rmiBo or colors ball, 43c FLEISCHER'S ZEPHYR YARN, All tho pint! colors, hall, 33c Oceana of Notions NOTIONS! WARNER'S" jSKiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiji Smart Wear for Fall is now featured in our interesting display of Fall Apparel lTWijitjiiiiiiiijiiiiitiiiijiii II. E. Mitchell, who has been v,-ork-ing with tho highway location crew near Crescent, was In Hend yestorday on his way to Euganc. where he will continue his work afU. ot O. , C II. Kuowles Is expected to re turn tomorrow morning from n busi ness trip to Spokane. On Monday, ho and his family expect to leave for Klamath Falls, to make their home. Arthur Dencdict, of the bureau ot public roads surveying party which Is 1 relocating tho old military road through Willamette pass, arrived in llond yesterday afternoon from Crc9 ' cent lako. ' j Professor Ira Richardson of the U.ot O. extension department loft last night for Eugene, after attending tho Deschutes county teachers' Instl- ' tutc, giving a number of addresses nnd lectures. Mm. M, E. Houghton, district man ager ot tho Fraternal Brotherhood, will arrlvo in Ilcnd next week to join ' her husband, H. II. Houghton, and to organlzo a chaptcr ot the brother hood In Bend. Mm. II. A. Forbes will leave to night for Pendleton, to nttond tho district convention of tho American i Ited Cross, Sho will return Wednes day. Tho homo service ofllco will be kept open as usual during her ab boiico. T. II. Foley, manager of tho Hend Water, Light & Powor Co., left last night for Portland, to meet K. . i Miller, nno ot tho directors ot tho company, xvho ls returning from Cali fornia! whoro ho went rocontly with his family. IU W. Sawyer loft last night for Portland to attend a meeting ot tho Scenic Preservation association ot Oregon, to bo held this afternoon at tho Portland Chamber ot Commerce rooms. Sawyer Is n director ot tho association, roprosoutlng Deschutes county. J. E. Cnlavaii, ln charge of boys nnd girls' clubwork. for tho state de partment ot education, left last night for Portland attor attending the Des chutes county teachers' Institute- horo yesterday, lio Will return to llond later In tho fall to superrlss toino ut tho club work being done hero. M. n. Davis nnd Ollvor Currlo Imvo taken n year's lonso on tho Hippo drome, planning to hold weekly duncoa, tlio first to bo n week from tonight.' Provloua to tliut date, the Interior will bo repainted nnd dec orated, tbo floor varnished and elec trlo heating apparatus InstnllnJ. Mnl- Itor's 'orchestra Is expected to play for tho first dnnco. Put It In The Bulletin. Winter Coats KinbriielilK nil that in now nml smart In fnbrlrji nml modeling. Oont that will Instantly appro! to those who aro looking 'for Myle, combined rllh comfort. .Xfany set off with rich furi, col mn ami cuff. pcrlnlly Oool Values nt $29.75 to $59.50 Individual Model Dresses An exceptionally complete collection of hlglicnt quality drcf.scs In widely c.irleil expression?! of this Heason'n newest authentic ftjloi; no luo of them nllkej rich natln crepes anil flncmntoa crep? nro ireilominnnt an to nintcrlnl, although cevcral ntlirr nri Included in !!:e collection. Choice at $25.00 CORSETS Tlie fit of outer apparel depends on the fit of the corsef. The coreet fitting provider jou with "your" corset Instead of '"a" 'or "any" corset, and only the best known brands nro included in our i-elcctlon. ' See the New $2.00 Corset The biggest valuo Corset ever shown. Other Models, just in, $2.50 to $7.5t Alicays'Pays lo Step and Shop at The Store of Superior Service Friday L. C. Robc:ts-of the Arnold district was a visitor iu Bend yesterday. Assessor August A. Anderson is spending a few deyg in Redmond. T. J. Evans and wife, of Paisley, wero in BencJ yesterday on business. Forest Supervisor IL L. Plumb Is ou an official trip to Diamond lake. B. O. Morgan of Paisley passed through Bend yesterday on bis wuy to Portland. Misses Florence and Helen Down ing left this week for Corvallls, to enter O. A. C. Lester Sanders left last night for Corvallls, where ho will enter 0. A. C. as a freshman this year. Earl Farra of Paisley was in Dend yesterday on his y to Corvallls, where ho will enter O. A. C. Ourden Dutt left last night for Corvallls, to enter O. A. C, whero he will be a freshman th;s year. Mrs. Carl Long and bnby left last night for Yoncalln, to visit with Mr, Long's parents for several weeks. Dnlmer Reeder ot Silver Lake was In Bend last night on his way to Cor vallls, whero he will enter O. A. C. Hugh Haydon left last night for Corvallls, to resume his work at O. A. C, where he will be a Junior this year. illes Jcnnio Norcao .left. last Might tor Corvallls, to resumo her studies at O. A. C She will be a junior this year. Miss Connie Knickerbocker left this morning for Corvallls, where she will begin her sophomore year at O. A. C. Loydo Blakcly left last, night Corvallls, to enter 0. A'. 0. .' Ho-was graduated last spring from the Bend high school. Mrs. Mary SuperenoV.t of Buffalo, N. Y., who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. N. F. Seltz, will leavo ou Saturday for her homo. Miss Eva Whtttlngton will leavo onrly next week for New York City, Where sho will tako a courso In cos tume mid . millinery designing at Hartmnn's fashion academy. I Miss Mnrjorlo Balrd loft last night tor Portland, whero sho will visit for two weeks, later going to Eugono to resumo her studies nt U. of 0 wlioro sho will bo a sophomore this year. Mrs. AV, J. Sturdevan and daugh ter. Crystal, arrived In Bend last night to spend tho winter with Mrs. Sturdovnn's sister, Mm. A, J, Morse. Miss Sturdevan Is bore for her health. Dr II. A. Schnoffor of tho Bend llontnl Co. will drive to Portland to morrow, planning to return nest wool: with his family. Ho will also bring back new equipment for tho company's offices. Mm. R. A. Dunlap of Hood River is in Bend, visiting at the home of her father. Dr. H. W. Uarr.- Iter brother, John O. Barr of Portland, nnd her husband, wilf arrlvo tomor , row to spend several days. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Thompson, j formerly of Bend, will arrive in tho city within the next fow days from , Portland to make their homo here. Thompson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Alton Thompson of Bend. Miss Opal Olson will leave-tonight tor Portland, to visit for a Bhort time, after which she will go to Spo kane to resume her studies at Spo kane university. Miss Olson has been employed during the (summer vaca- tlon at tho Savoy cafe, c, Mrs. W. C. Barker, xv.itp bo's been 4 visiting for two months With her sis ter, Mm. A. J. Vcltum, left this morn ing for her home at Bulla lo, N. Y. -Miss Elizabeth Veltuaiv her. niece, who was graduated froni the Bend high school last spring, accompanied her to tho east, where cho-trill1 re sume her education. Mrs. Carrie Horner left lost night for Portland, to attend the quarterly meeting ot the American' Legion Ladles' auxiliary escntt!ve cbmmlU. teo for Oregon, to which nho waa elected at tho recent coijc'ntlon nt The 'Dalles, Important'bu'sinoss will beftrnnsacted,. said MrJ.l'lfurncr. tlila being the first session. ot;lbt? execu tive commtttco slnco.ttp.cpnvcutlou. Thursday Arnold Ratngstend has'"rctiirue:l from his vacation. '. 1 Dr."Charlo8 F. Bloom wqnt" to'PorV land last night on b'iislneis. ' H. J.' Overturf loft Inat', night for Portland on a business "trip. '. ' 1 Mrs. E. O, Bauson of 'MelolIus wns ln Bend yesterday, shopping. H. C. Ellis left lust ulnht for Por . land tor a short buslnesi trip. Glenn IT. Rlnob nt iha Arn'nl.t .11.- trlct Is spending tho day in Bend R. S. Hamilton loft Inst n eht f r Portland, oxpoctlng to return Frit! , J. P. Dyo, a University of Oreg t student, is spending several days i Bend. Mrs. J. B. Smith wns taken ' Portland last night for medical trc ment. t , James Smith returned thin mo Ing from Portland, whore ho hns'bi tor some timo. U, Kooulg and daughter, ot, Pi loy, woro In Bond last night on tb way to Portland. (Continued on Page 8.)