The Daily bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1916-1917, December 14, 1916, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTil K IIKNO III U.KTIV, IIIOM), Old',., Tlll ltSDAV, IK( KMIIDK 14, 10JO nor " TIIK WK.VIHKIl Knlr lonU'.lil. Conlliiuud 'ld, Mil 1 1 winterly wIikIk. OIUXJO.N TltUNK TRAIN ir, 1 : SU u. III. I.IIV " !' '" I ... -. .. k, n.,1, iu lrlvea 7:3.'i p. in. Orenvtii 7 ; 2 B a. in. A I TO HTAK LINK Hill 1 11. I.euvea K; 40 u. in. Arrive 6 Ji. in. AITO lI.NKH, Cur (o liurim, Kurt Klamath tj fort Hock, Hiker I.nko and other pulul Mouth mid aoulh eimt. I'OHT OKr H'U HOIKS. amoral delivery open dully b : :i ii n. in. to 0 . hi ,. No in ii 1 1 dlntrllmled on Runduy. Night trnlD mull clowm 8:1.1 buy (ruin mull clime B: 30 n, lu, 3i:i,i:jitAi'H not itH. Weill urn Union dully 7 . in. to lip, in, Hiinduy and holldr.ya 8-10, 4-6. Tljl.KI'IIONH IIOVIW. I'rJ.i Till. & Till. Co. 24 hour iorvlcfl, Including Bunduy. ' REV. IIARTKANFT NOW IN CHARGE OF HALF COUNTY An IIiu rimult nf u t:oiifiirimeo Imld Iiimi nlclil In lli'iiil hetwwm Hv. II. ('. Iliiitiunrt, puHlor of tlio I'rea hyleiliui church of till r.lty, ami lir. A. J. MmilKoBi'iiy. niii)rtiitiiiiil Mil ut lioinu iiiIhhIoiin In tint xlul'i, Him work of tlio ihuiili In Cmilnil Ori-Kon will hit Kieutly iinlurKod, and Ituv. Iluitriiiirt will UHHiinio churKu of nil t hut purt of DeHehtitii coun ty cunt of KIhK'IH uud noli ill uf Di'M- icliutim. Till will mean practically tliu Nuutlinrii liulf or tin) county. Tltn I'XtiniHlon will (in uIoiik Hi"' Hiik of whut I known iih tliu pur itill pliiu. A yet Kuv. Ilurtrunft I iinccrliilii liuw jnui h of III timi will hn required oiiIhIiIii of ilnnil, heciiUMi of tliu liinoviitliiu. Dr. MuntKoiunry loft thn i:lty Im mediately lifter tlin eoiireriiiicu. V LOCAL NEWS ITEMS B. I.. WlrKlll left till rnoriiliiK on un nulo trip lu Prlnevlllii and Iteiliiioml. J. T. Iliirily niiulK h bualneai trip through tlin country aurnouiidinic Hi'iul today. Mr. nl .Mr. II. M. Ilorlon of llurn nri) visiting with their un, Mervlii II, llortou. j, C. M. Ileer, for.mnrly of Mlnnmip 'nil, I III tlin rlty, nd liitwid to lo- iiti) In till vicinity, J. J. (ittgcn, who ha lien III fur tint liial arvttral day with thn Itrlp, I now ulilu to bit out. Krmik H. My returned thl rnoriiliiK from aeveral muni tin trip to Honolulu. Mr. .May wa Kri'iiily Irupreaaed with thn liruuly and the dovnlopnient on tlio Inlnnd. It wn Mr. May' intention upon li'uvlnx lli'nd to prnil III" winter on I hi IIbwbIIkii laland. but he do clded Ibkt Oregon wlntnr climate, fur It I iu wit preferable. HulldlllK I.lrrnMvl. City building purnilt were ( aued todiy to II. ('. I'elrara, for the ruimlrurtlon of 1 1 000 addition to hi dwelling in Itlvor terrace, and to thei MethodUt church for 1300 Rildltlon to th churrti building. SLEDS AND SKATES AT r arners ROWLERS TO ORGANIZE Curinoily Hoiimi I'MKUi" Will lluve Touriiiuiii'iilM Durlnit Winter. Thrcii bowliiiK l"Ugii will b formed till week to mukn up tlin Curinoily liounn li-ugun fur wlntiT touriiiiiiuttitH to bn bold on the. Cur inoily HriiH. ulley. Tim thrim leag ue will develop Ion pill, ven pin und duck pin. Thn tnum for eucb li-aguu Will be r,elected umo tliiio tbl year uud tlio liuduli will bo arrunged u Unit conteHU may begin nut luter tbiisi Juuuury 1. It I pluniled tbut at flu! cloHii uf I ll (I euuii tllO 11) lOHlllg tCUIllH will banquut tlio two winning toam uf euch iIIvIhIoii, At the Movies Thn I.iih of tliu !,umbnrlunl be coiiioi euch witek of in oin ubnurb lug lntore.nl to tlio Hind Tbnatre goer bocini!) of tlio IncreuHliig dox terlly uf tlio udveilturou ai'liiiii of Helen Holme. Tonight und Fri ll uy night' dIiowIiik of tho cliaptor eiililleil "Tim ilurnud itoi.ord" give Ml Holme an opportunity to il In piny Iter great feat of during. "Tho (Jate of Divorce," a hciimu tloiiul mid eoiivlnclng (loniintlc pluy, will ho hIiowii tonight and Friday ut thn Dream Theatre, unit will feat ure tho cburinliig (rtruda Mcfoy, ono of tlin Kox company' leading Blur, Tim pluy I repleto with real iHtlo Kltuiitlon. In addition there will bo shown a Ueorge Covey com edy, "Tliu Traitor," which I a bur leiuii on military life. ('hurley Chuplln appeur Haturiluy afternoon und evening In "The I'uwiiHhop." CHRISTMAS PLANS TO HE MADE LATER II'TBUKe of- conflicting appoint mem, the meeting nchedulod lat night to arrange more denude plan for llend' eroud annuul commun ity Chrltma treo niitvrtalninout, it w found neieHiinry to poatpoiiu the committee guiberlng until Fri day night. hKIDDKIt KM'KITKI) H4MI.V A part of tho material for the new l.ldgerwoud overhead (klddnr and leader arrived In Hand yenter dy for the Hhnvlli)-llixon company and the real of thn equipment I ex pected luter till week for. erection. TheHhelii-H Ixon coinpmiy, will have two iklddeni and leader In operation when the new Lldger wood i creeled. PLAN FOR REVIVAL A meeting uf committee mem , hern of the churches of llend will j bo held In the 1'reMbyterlan church i till evening for the purpono of dl ruMing plan fur the union ovun gellcal kcrvlro to lie held here on Junuary 7. AT TIIK MOTKIH W, J. Monroe I atoppliig at the l'lliit liutte. ' . C. A. McGuIro, A. W. Mile und II. A. Lovelace, of I'ortlaud, are vl Itor ut tho I'llol liutte. Mr. uud Mr. A. A. Dibble, of the llurn hotel, are In llend al the Pi lot ilutte. II. I.. Coble, of. Pendleton, bun ar rived m thn city, and I making IiIb lieudgiiurter ul the Pilot liutte ho tel. " (J. K. I.nfollrlio, and Mr. and Mr. K. U. Itourk, of CrewcGiit, are guet at thn Pilot Ilutte hotel. J. al. Cotter, of Vancouver, I a bUHilieitH vlnltor III Hend. He 1 mopping at thn Pilot Ilutte. Uuorge J. Mcllenry and K. II. ilerlln uro Hend vlnltorji from The Dalle, who are mopping ut the Pi lot Ilutte. (,'. K. HeiiKley, of Herinlston, I In the city on bimlnemi. He I viw Itlng at the Pilot Ilutte hotel. D. F. ThompNon, of Seattle, I rvgiatered at the Pilot Butte'. A. L. Cordon, of. Goldbill, i a gueit at the Pilot Butte. t'rl Olen, of Redmond, i. reg Intered at tho Pilot Butte. ' K. K. Howell, George K. Mare and C. II. Wertcnberger are Port land giievts at tho Wright hotel. . W. I,. Cook, of Fort Kock, I reg Uttered at the Wright, . Mr. and Mr. J. M. East, of Tona hal, Waahlngton, I In the city. Ho I Hopping at the Wright ho tel, r Joseph Buckley, of ' Maupln, Washington, is In the( city looking after . buMlnvss matters He i a guet at the Wright. J. L. Berry, or Kansas City, is registered al tho Wright. John March, or Tuiuulo, was a gueal at the Wright hotel, lust night. C. Kenly, or Suplee, is registered at the Wright. Bend Doings for next few days TOD AY DuptlHl Women's I'nlon, Mrs. G, W. Cheney's residence, Park Add., 2:30 p. m. Fraternal Order uf Kugles, Bath er's hall, lp.m. Moose Carnival, Hippodrome, all evening. A. F. . A. M., Masonic hall, g p. m. J.HIIc of Altar Boclety, Catholic church, Mrs. I. Bphler's residence. 2:30 p. m. I. O. O. K. encampment. Bather's hall, 8 p. m. FIUDAV Moono Carnival, Hippodrome, all evening. HATIRDAV Moose Carnival, Hippodrome, all evening. Kl'XDAV Preaching services In all church es morning and evening. MONDAY I. O. O. F Suthef'n hall, 8 p. m. M. W. A., Bather's hall, 8 p. m. It. A. M., Masonic ball, 8 p. m. OUR FEARFUL FIRE LOSSES. LARSON Sb CO. JEWELERS . Ca Solve thai Vcsalioin Qjeoion ol "Whera to Find tha Grl Cih." Make s lelaclioa while all linea ais complrte. DIAMONDS . aro of permanent and over IncreaHlng value, novor go out of fashion. The purchase of a diamond does not In volve a large Investment, as niony suppose. Our stock offers largo assortment for Holecllon. WATCHES In all American makes a refined gift which will bo prized and preserved a II fo il mo. Dopnnduble grades fur tuodoHt or elaborate lUBtO. LARSON & CO., JEWELERS CIKT SPECIALISTS Sign ol ihe Big Clock H3 Oregon St. US) m m m m m k. ,Why Not Candies for Christmas? Fancy Boxes, Special Makes, Special Packs. Boxes Carefully Packetl For Mailing. Send Your Order. STATE TAX LEVY FOR FULL AMOUNT (lly Unllxl Pro. to The Dally tlullelln) 8A1.EM, Ore., Dec. 14 (Special) The state tax levy for 1917 has been set at 3.03 mills, raising 2,- 6D9.250, as against' 12,660,000 raised for 1916. The full six per cent increase permitted under the recently enacted constitutional a nieudment was utilized. The amount of the tux to be paid by Crook county toward state cxpeiiB os has been sol at $31,041.40. The Crook county budget carried an es tlmata of $36,000 for the stato tax SETTLING A RATTLER. Prairie Dog Did the Job Wall by Bury, ing Him Alive. It would not seem a very easy thing to bury a snake alive, but that Is what au Oklahoma man saw some prairie dng.4 do. Ho was restliiR under a tree when he noticed a commotion among some prairie dog near blm. They would run up to a certain spot, poop at something and then scamper bnck. Looking more closely, he saw fifteen to twenty dops alKiut n rattlesnake,' which presently went. Into ono of the dogs' holes. No sooner bad it dlappeared than tho little fellows began to push In dirt. evidently to fill up the hole. By tho time they had pretty well coverea uie entrance the sunko stuck bis head up through the dirt, and every dog scam pered off to a safe dtstanco, all the time barking. The snake crawled to another hole about a rod distant and went In. Then forward came the dogs again, and all went to work to push np earth to the holo. This time they succeeded and completely covered the entrance. This done, they proceeded to beat the earth down, employing their noses for this purpose. When they had rendered the earth ijulte hard they went away. The observer examined their work and wan surprised to find that they had packed the earth In solid with their noses ana had sealed the snake inside. Los An geles Times. Most of Them Are Caused by Untia'l neaa and Careleaaneaa. The Ore lima lu the United Ktutes Is nliout J -VMM io a day. or an aggregate of IT.'iO.Oim.iXXl a year. Careful obser vation from .detailed statistics compli ed on the subject shows that most of tills loss wopld be prevented by the ob servation 'of reiiHomilile precautions, particularly In the direction of more tidiness. Hixty-five per cent of all Arcs take place In homes, and cases show that VI per cent of all tires are due to careleiKiiess, Ignorance or both. The CI !er cent occurring In borne. It Is readily shown, would never occur If person had taken reasonable care In respect to tidiness. Ilubblsb is the chief cause, 'and rubbish does not necessarily mean the accumulation of paper and things of that character In and around buildings, but the unneces sary accumulation of old furniture, magazines, carpets, supplies of all kinds In cellars and. attics svblcb ac cumulate dust and He there for years. Whnt applies to the home In respect to rubbish Is true to a marked degree In many business premises. Just a llt tlo thought and the expenditure of a little Liuiu along thexc lines generally j would greatly reduce the fire loss. Tbe nopcuce ui ore ciiiuguiHuc rs in lue sverage homo or business premises Is a serious omission. Careless handling of matches, careless use of oil, the ac cumulation of oily rags and waste ma terial and a host of small matters like these are the causes of a great many fires and a great deal of loss. Lumber Truile Journal. Queer Old Laws. France tn i:t14 passed liiws regulat ing the size of the clonk and robe, the breadth of the trimming and the num ber of suits that Uilnht lie possessed by each Iktbdii: also the diet. Including the hour or meals and the number or dishes. A judicious silence Is always better than truth tpoken without charity. De Kales. Practical Christmas Gifts 4 t : Bend Hardware Co. : Bend Park Company 122 Oregon Street REAL ESTATE INSURANCE GEORGES. YOUNG Civil and IrrlRiitlon Kiigineer V. S. Mineral Surveyor.' Room 12, First National Bank Building . THE BEND COMPANY Bend's Leading Real Estate Dealers D. E. HUNTER Manager . River Terrace Bend's Handsomest Residence Site. Just across the river opposite the new Hotel, HUY A LOT FOR CHRISTMAS. Your Choke of any inside lot for only 8U00. Corners and river fronts a little higher. HARRISON LATHAM COMPANY. Sales Jlgtnls THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY Storage andForwarding'General Commission Merchants We handle OIL, GASOLINE, SUGAR, FLOUR, SALT, HIDES. FRESH and SALT MEATS, HAMS, BACON and LARD. THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY Phone 241 ,; A. M. PRINCLE, Manager. BEND, OREGON Money to Loan in sums from $250 to $25,000, 3 to 10 years time. Reasonable rates, prompt service. J. Ryan Co. CLEARING HOUSE FOR ALL WANTS FOR RENT Two rooms, suitable for bachelors' quar ters; also two furnished rooms, suitable for bachelors; $4 per month. Inquire The Bulletin. 3tfc LOST This morning, between depot and Hawthorne ave nue on Greenwood avenue, or near Canal, a brooch agate., Finder please return to Bulletin; reward. 4-9p TO TRADE, for city property, $750 Krell Player Pianos Call at Day's Music Store. 6-llr FOR SALE 18 thoroughbred White Rock pullets. In quire G. H. Furst, Weistoria. 6-7p WANTED Furnished room with private family with out board, by young man of good habits. Inquire The Bulletin. tf