The Daily bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1916-1917, January 13, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTACK 2 THE I1KM) M1XKT1N. 11KNI), OlUXiON, 8.VH HIUY, JWl'AHV III, 11117 The Daily Bulletin Pakliahaa Kt.ry AhimMn Rlrtpt 8urfi. hi;nd, okkuon. GROROE I'AI.MKK PUTNAM Publisher H01IKKT W. SAWYKR Idlitnr-M.nwr KRKI1 A. WOK1.KI.KN Nwa Kditor 1IKNRY N. FOWI.ER Aaaoetate Bdil.ir KALrli SI'ENCEK ..Mechanical Suil. An Independent Nrwiatw. atandlnr for th Miliar deal, clean buaini, clean politic and the beat intcrcata of Uend and Central Orcvon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES llr Mail. One Year ... tn.00 Bia Month Ihrca Muntha 11.50 Hr Carrier One Year 8.S0 ISia Months I3.S0 One Month 60 APPLICATIONS MANY ON ANIMAL BOUNTIES All Bi'hsrrlptinns are due and PAYAHI.K IN ADVANCE. Notices of expiration are mailed subscribers and If rencwnl is not made within reason able time the paper will be discon tinued. Please notify ub promptly of any change of address, or of failure to re ceive the paper regularly. Otherwise we will not be respeuslble for copies missed. Make all checks and orders pay able to The Bend Bulletin. SATURDAY. JANUARY 13. 1917 The other day the proprietor of a theatre in New York was arrested Hunters ComtiiK In From OiiImMo Count Ion KMctliK llovoiuio From Halibit Scalps. Applications are becoming more and more numerous for bounties on coyotes and Jackrabblts. is the re port of County Clerk Hnner. who stales not only are they being pre sented by residents of the county, but that hunters living In other parts of the state are coming hero with the intention of making money during the winter on rabbit scalps. No bounties arc being paid, howev er, ns the county has as yet no funds TRAIL HITTERS WILL INVADE METROPOLIS li-epnrutloiiN for Hilly Sunday Iti'vlv- als In New York City to IIckIii Tomorrow. By (Jeoriie Mail in, (United. Prcaa Stall Corrvupondrlit.) NKW YORK. Jan. 13. The Hilly Sunday cocktail is being mixed here today and will bo served at a thous and different places in Now York to morrow. This cocktail Is made of seasoned Sunday trail hitters. There'll be a thousand of them from riiilndelphia, and others from elsewhere. Most BIGGEST BARGAINS OF THE YEAR Great Half Price Sale MWmHaHllMMM lafHaMMaHW MMa.m.lallHil.m.lllllllMM MUMHHHrMM NOW ON AT SMITH'S nf Ihn Pliiliii.ntnt.iililH will ho of Ht'VtMl 1 at Its disposal, and as no warrant j ymf vt)(a(!0 au, iuutll.u ln brokrn j religious bonds. I The- Idea Is to aefve this cocktail i to New York tomorrow ami several i issue has been authorised by the j county court. Mr. Huner declares that In any event he would refuse payment on rabbits while the bounty law is in question. 1XH KKI) IX THK PANTRY The following story was written by Geraldine Rice, a 12-yenr-old pupil in the Bend public schools. I remember when I was a little I boy, my mother always warned me and fined because equal privileges I never to get In the pantry while she were not accorded United States sail- was gone; because she said that I orB as civilian patrons. A couple of might break some of her China clluli Jackies were refused seats in a box, !es. It happened one day she was out. although they paid their money and' and I got quite hungry. So, of were entirely sober. A mighty good ! course, 1 thought I could go in and i .,, M . i. i.... iiii,i. classes lesson, that, for a management will-1 get what I wanted and then when Ij l)lle l)f tnP attractions probali ing to discredit the uniform of the i got done I could fix everything back v wn (, A) Saunders, of Scrniiton, country wnicn protects mm, and the men who wear that uniform. others of the same kind, to whet the public's appetite for the big religious feast when Hilly cuts loose hero Ap ril 1. The Billy Sunday cocktail is made like this: Tuke one made-over, old-lino churchman, mix him thoroughly with ex-saloon-keepers preferred); tuld two plain trail bitters (burglar and one Bible class expert, bring them to a boll and serve red hot to the sin ners. The "Invasion" will take the form of coiuiuunltv and church meetings. It will be under the direction of the I Rev. George G. Dowie, leader of the YOUR CHOICE OF ANY LADIES COAT "HALF PRICE" $10.00 Coat, at Half Price Sale $ 5.00 12.50 Coat, at Half Price Sale 6.25 15.00 Coat, at Half Price Sale 7.50 18.00 Coat, at Half Price Sale 9.00 20.00 Coat, at Half Price Sale 10.00 YOUR CHOICE OF ANY GIRLS' COAT AT HALF PRICE REVIVAL SERVICES PROVING EFFECTIVE Fourteen Converts Made by Kvaiifre- llit Dr. F.I wood I.yon, lust Sight . "Old Homestead," Subject. The effectiveness of the union ser vices was shown last night, when at the meeting conducted by Dr. Elwood Lyon, 14 converts were made, the largest number at any of the meet ings held so far. The evangelist spoke on the subject. "The Old Home stead," introducing his remarks by a description of a New England home stead. He utilized the story of the Prod igal Son again in his sermon. "There as it was. I lie pantry Happened to , tnlll mor lla flory ,,, hlllr have a night lock on it, so 1 went in musta,.i,e and manner as the booze , and locked it after me. I did not , us0(1 , ,.08mo. it 8at thal know it until I got done Gating. So ;,,, ,, Hockefellor. Jr.. wept the I started to get out and the door wasfrst tilm, lle bvaril Suumlors tell his locked. I went back and started to ; slorV- cry. I cried for quite a- while, and This ls tlle tlriit st() tuc sumlny then happened to think of the Jam : campaigners will take In their plans that mother made. It was right be-:,., ((..Voltu atmosnhero for the evane- hind me. It was in a big barrrel. Mother had put it up for winter. I got up from where 1 was sitting, and opened the lid and started to eat. I could not quite get as much as 1 wanted, and I climbed upon the bar rel. I could get my hands in it a lot better, and ate faster. Finally, I got tired sitting in that position, so I leaned over a little bit farther, and of course fell In head first. I strug gled, but all In vain. 1 heard mother calling me, then she heard me In the pantry. She pushed at the door and it opened. Well, you know what lit- ellst's coming. AMERICAN RANCH IN MEXICO HAS ARMY MEN, LOOK HERE, CHOICE OF ANY OVERCOAT, "HALF PRICE" $ 9.00 Overcoats, at Half Price Sale $ 4.50 10.00 Overcoats, at Half Price Sale 5.00 12.00 Overcoats, at Half Price Sale .... 6.00 15.00 Overcoats, at Half Price Sale 7.50 20.00 Overcoats, at Half Price Sale 10.00 MEN'S SUITS AT $12, $15, $20, $25 Force of 'JIM I Private Soldiers Do K rellent Work AKainst Forces of Punchfi Villa. ' By United I'rvH to The Daily Ilullctln) C1UDAI) JL'ARKZ. Chill., Mex.. Jan. 13. For the protection of the two million acre American owned tie bovs ept. ThAt ta what T rnt are more people," he said, "to In-jThat is the lagt time j have Dcen I VOUUB 10 slnanu sname in tne panlry without asking my i Bubicora ranch, permission to main- tuuu tuna mc iu ueip mm 10 U me ; mother oi purity ana nappiness, In his afternoon lecture on the Book of Esther, Dr. Lyon emphasized the prominence of the Jewish people in world affairs. "Some of the most prominent places. among all nations have been held by Jews," he declar ed. "The first 600 highest awar medals given by Russia in the present .war, went to Jews. They are learn ing the army tactics of the world. ..anu lit use intra some time in self ( learned on Biblical subjects I)r defense." i Lyon, a converted Hebrew. H. C. HARTRANFT, Pastor. tain a private "feudal" army has been granted by de facto govern- j i meut officials. Two hundred men ' Baptist Church. 10:00 a. m., Bible school; 11:00 Presbyterlun Church. Our regular morning service to-! are armed today to defend the pro morrow at 11 o'clock. The pastor : perties against bandit forays, will give an expository sermon on a j In the month the private army has portion of the Bible. At 3:30 p. m.. been in existence, they have engaged ! Dr. Lyon will speak on "The Second ! marauding bands three limes and!: Mile Spirit." Special music for all j killed or captured and turned over to ! services. At 7:30, Dr. Lyon will ' Carranza authorities 28 bandits. Col-1 S sneak again. Bend is havine the nriv- mini n nitnrln f.iirci:! n twl lU'n fnllfiu'- ilege of hearing one of the most I ers. bearing messages to Villa were j bugged by the liable ora army and i executed here by a firing squad a few ! weeks ago. j j John Hayes, American manager of the ranch, estimates the losses in the ; last 24 mouths at 23,000 head of : cattle. 1000 horses and mules. :!.".. 000 ' bushels of corn and beans burned and j The Biggest and Best Stock of Men's Dependable Shoes are Here at a Saving R. M. Smith Clothing Co. FASTEST CROWING STORE IN THE STATE M'AI.ISTKU'S HOISK BCK.NS a. m.. preaching service, the sub- J The residence of A. .McAlister. sev Ject being "The Open Noor." Come , eral miles west of Tumalo. was de early and join in the tour of Japan. ! stroyed last night bv a fire caused We started last Sunday. Do not miss ! from the explosion of gasoline in a an equal amount confiscated or stol inis instructive journey. 3:00 p. m., pan in which clothes were being union service at Presbyterian church; i cleaned. The house and contents 'C:30 Christian Endeavor will meet; 'are a total loss. Both .Mr. McAlis- 7:i0 union service at Presbyterian i ter and his son were severely burned. No insurance was carried on the bouse. en; and three Americans and 20 na lives slain. church. J. L. PERINGER, Pastor. Why Pay $100 to $200 for a Lot away out in the Suburbs when xou can gel a CHOICE LOT in RIVER TERRACE only 4 minutes Walk from Post Office, for ony $300. Easy terms. HARRISON LATHAM COMPANY. Sales Jlgcnls THAW'S MOTHER TO WATCH AT BEDSIDE The King Bee Dentists Have their laboratory fully equipped now with all the very latest modern appliancex, and our expert mechanics ure ready and busy all the time. With our cenvenienccs we arc now able to muke and fit in as muny as seven sets of teeth in a day. Ho come early and have your impressions taken for a new set of teeth if you need them, and DO NOT PAY for them If they do not suit. No waits or delays. No misfits to grumble about, but natural looking, perfect fitting teeth all the time. Kxuniinatlon and est imutc gladly made at any time, free of charge. We ure Here to Stay, and Give u Written Guuruutec With All Work. Full Set Teeth $10.00 -J Gold Crowns $5.00 Enamel Filling $1.00 Lady Assistant Always in Attendance. King Bee Dentists Over PoHlofflce, Bend, Oregon. Dr. A. ,'. Frooin, Professional Manager. HOURS 8:30 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. Sundays, 0:00 to 5:00. Will Remain I'ntU Preliminary Kx uniinatlon is Completed At tempted Suicide Better. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13. Har ry K. Thaw's mother today announc ed her Intention of taking a suite of rooms near St. Mary's hospital where her son is confined, following IiIb nt- I tempted Bulclde She Intends to re j main at his bedside until the pre liminary examination is completed. It is reported that the New York ! district attorney Is attempting to : make alleged conspirators confess ! and turn state's evidence, i Thaw was much better this afternoon. ISAXQl'KT IHUKKS IX XKW A.M P ( HA HTKK M F.M BF.KS (Continued from Page 1.) ones Dairy CLEAN MILK AND CRliAAL Milk for Infants and Invalids a Specialty. Phone Black 1531 FuelsWood OREGON FUEL CO. Phone Red tifil j James II. Anderson, C. C. Much I anan, Joseph T. Ileesley, 8. Louis Dennett, John F. Busszell, S. fj. Cald well, George, L. Cousineau, Floyd V. K. Crowdor, II. H. De Armond, O. P. Dahl, David E. DcArmond, W. C. Dlotte, William P. Downing, John O. Dennett, W. II. Bond, J. A. Eastes, E. E. Ellis, C. II. Francis, Ross Farn- hnm, Edgar I). Gllson, George S. I Guss, O. C. Gundnrson, A. Ilurrlson, ! II. II. Hudson, A. Helgeson, R. W. , j Mnrrlonct, A. D. Hogue, J. F. Hall- ' i meyer, C. E. Hamilton, Frank Innb- j ; nit, C. A. Jackson, F. R. Kelley, W. , I). Keisur, C. II. Kelley, L. M. Mo Reynolds, Fred McCormack, D. F. Miller, C. M. McKay, J. P. Markoo, ! Marshall Mucklln, Robert J. McCunn, C. P. Nlswonger, Axel E. Olson, M. A. Palmer, Frank T. Parker, Claude Russell, Leo P. Rooney, Edwin A. i Rogers, John B. Rivers, Nicholas P. ! Smith, A. O. Schilling, J. A. W. Scoggin, C. C. Simmons, Myron H. Symons, William T. ShoultH, Will lam II. Shull, 11. M. Starkey. FULL LINE of J Hardware Implements Hunters' Supplies j Bend Hardware Co. j Spring House Gleaning by Electricity Why not use an "ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER" We Have Them I Sold on Easy Terms? Bend Water Light & Power Co. Thone 551 THE UNITED WARE HOUSE COMPANY Sash Factory Wood Bend White Pine Sash Co. Telephone 441 Hlorice and Forwarding, ficntral Com mkilon MrrrhanU. I We firry Oil. KaMllne, Sugar, Flour, Hall Meats, llama, Macon and Lard. ONE CENT A WORD Is all a little Vant Ad will coat you. ' KENWOOD Kenwood Gardens und Terminal Additions Lots $10 Cash; $10 Monthly Houses for Sale 10 Cash and Monthly Payments like rent J. RYAN & CO. 'yK,Ta- Phone Your WANT ADS to The Daily Bulletin They will be given Careful Attention, 1