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THE HKNU HIXMCTIN, DAILY KIHTION, Kn, OKKOON, KRIIlAV, JI'NK IH, ttl
The Bend Bulletin
DAILY EDITION
PaMbfc4 Emit Allttiwtn ltiopl Birfjr.
BEND, OKKUON.
Entered u Sceond Clua matter. January
t 1917. at tha Poat Oftlc. at Band, Oregon,
ondar Act o( March S. !. .
GEOROB PALMER PUTNAM Pubtbtwr
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Shackleton Lauds Mawson
Sir Ernest Shackleton Says Mawson's Antarctic Pictures Best Ever Taken
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FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1917
WHY THEY FAILED.
Both Wara Caretakers, and On Should
Hava Bun a Promoter.
In the American Magazine Is an arti
cle entitled "Are You a Caretaker or a
Promoteri" lu which a writer de
scribes bow he and a friend went into
partnership and failed miserably.
"As I look back on that day," be
says, "I wonder that we did not see
the end of our enterprise from the day
of Its beginning, for there could be
only one possible end. To be sure.
Calkins and I worked for the Uni
versal coniauy for years. We knew
all its methods, all Its trade secrets,
all the possible pitfalls lu the road of
such an enterprise. We had kindred
tastes and abilities; we were hard
workers and simple livers; we were
both ambitious and both singularly
agreed in matters of business policy.
"We saw all these factors and count
ed them as great strength. The amaz
ing thing is that we failed to see In
them at the very outset a fatal weak
ness, for Calkins and I were too much
agreed. Our tastes end abilities were
altogether too similar. What Calkins
could do well I could do equally well.
The things he was afraid of I was
afraid of too. -
"At watching expenses and arrang
ing for prompt deliveries we were both
efliclent beyond complaint" But nei
ther of us bad any taste or ability for
Jumping out into the Beld and drag
ring business In by the hair. I had
never completely recovered from the
setback to my confidence which my
youthful breakup had administered.
And, as for Calkins, be was completely
lost the minute be got ten feet away
from bis owu desk."
O ; O
ANDREW JOHNSON
AT CHAUTAUQUA
Johnson On of th Beat Story Taller I
' on American Platform.
A miislng Ellison White Choutauqua
event for 1017 Assemblies is the com
ing of Andrew Johnson, noted platform
.humorist Johnson has taken the EiikI
and Middle West by storm. That be I
will repeat bis previous triumphs on
ANDREW JOHNSON.
the Pacific Coast ' la certain. The
"Johnson smile" alone starts the dia
phragm to shaking and the lislbles to
bubbling. Into the wrinkle of every
laugh Johnson lays a thought The
famous humorist is satd upon author
ity to possess the richest store of point
illuminating anecdotes In Chautauqua
or Lyceum.
SAFE TO PLANT AGAIN
Expert Thinks Alfalfa Fields May
Be Rcseeded.
R. A. Blanchard, county agricul
turalist, has been active In the in
terest of the alfalfa growers who
expelenced considerable winter kill
ing. Through the Agricultural Col
lege, the services of Fred R. Jones,
pathologist of the U. S. Department
of Agriculture at Washington, D. C
have been secured to make a per
sonal Investigation of the trouble.
In the early part of the season, the
mm?' 1
aw'
Jar V
SHACKLETON In an ; Sir Doughts Mawson headed the Aut-1 lu securlni! them. 1
his business, should obtain unu of
IIixhii bullotlns. They lire fnio for
the uskliiK iiul run he prociirml by
utlilioNHliiK thn II, H. Dupnrtmuiit of
Agriculture, (IIvIhIiiii of publlcntlons,
iiiul HHk'Ing tor Kui'iiiiiia' llullntlii
auu, "drains Tor the Dry l.umls of
('mil nil Oregon."
PRINTERS HELP IN
FINANCING THE WAR
Mnnilivrs of Ilmid TypoKi'utihlcul
Union No. 780 huvo jusl recolvml
Infunimtlon from Inlciniillonul Hcti
rutn ry J. W. lluyn, with houdciuurtom
lit InilluuiipollH, to Iho tiffect thai thn
mwullvo commlttnu of the interna.
tlomil TypoKi'nplilcnl Union bun In
st met ml the KlotchiT National Hank
of Indlunnpolls, to tuko nut Llhurty
Loan bonds In thn sum of fBO.OOO,
This amount Is In addition to Hint
which may be suliscrlbtid by the var
ious loruls through thn United HtntcH,
ami Is paid for by tha Membership
ut Inrgu.
This patriotic act on thu part of
miimhiirs of thn Intoriuil louul Typo
graphical Union, together with the
fact that over 000 luetnherM of thu
orKunlnntlmi ar at the front, IiuvIiir
uilllsted III (tillurla, tlninoilMlrille be
yond doubt what (lie tin ft thliika of
KuIhiii'Ihiii,
ADJUDGED INSANE
An attnmlaiiL will ati'lvn lu ili'iid
tonlttht o taku ehui'Ke or Ailln Uoli
erts, of Terrubiiiiiin, ycxlni'day ud
JiulKiid Itisuiitt mid commlllnd to tint
I'limllnlon any hi ni by Dr. 1). C, t'oii.
net Inn nullity phyNleluii,
Hohtirts Is an elderly limn mid him
been living with his aiiu-lu-lnw, II. I),
ilelgnl. on a much near Teri-eboniui.
Fresh Cut Flowers
and Potted Plants
AT TIIF. -
UpTo The Minute
Millinery
Cornel' Wall and Oregon
Silt EK.VEST SHACKLETON In an
article on Sir lKiuglus Man son lu
the London Ia:ly Mail, says:
'Science has everything to be grate
ful for in Mawsou's achievement and
nothing In which to lind disaoint
nieut. 1 consider his pictures of the
Antarctic the best ever taken."
arctic ExHHlitlon which secured the
wonderful pictures which are to be
shown at t'hntitauiia. These Dims are
among the most costly ever taken, rep
resenting the expenditure of about
100.000 and the loss of several lives
n securing them. They are tlio moat
thrilling and most unusual pictures
ever thrown on the screeu. With the
pictures at t'haiitaiKpm. the story will
also be told of the Kximltllon Just as
It wns told by Kir Douglas Miwwn
himself.
I
county agent made an extensive In
vestigation, sending several samples
to the department for examination.
The reports were of the nature of
a fungus disease, which necessitated
inoculation trials to determine the
true role of the disease. Mr. Jones
visted several of the typical places,
where the killing occurred and caie-
fully examined the plants. He states
that there is quite an abundance cf
pyonidia of the fungus, though it Is
quite likely that the severe winter
weaken the plants, and the fungus
contributes largely to their death.
At present there Is very little
known of this form of trouble on al
falfa. Many of the more common
fungus diseases are remedied only
by rotation of crops. However, Mr.
Jones states that he thinks H would
be perfectly sate to replant the fields
back to alfalfa next year.
Celebrate in Bend July 4 and 5.
BULLETIN ON CEN
TRAL OREGON FARMS
By R. A. Blnnclmrd. '
A recent bulletin from the U. 8.
Department of Agriculture should bo
In the hands of every Cry land far
mer In Central Oregon. The bulletin
is written by L. R. Dreithaupt, super
intendent of the Harney Branch Ex
periment Station, and deals with
many of the problems of the farmers
of the Great Basin.
The publication takes up, the pro
duction of the small grains on non
irrigated farms, land between 4000
and 5000 elevation. It deals with
the varieties, tillage, rotations and
equipment needed, discussing it In
a practical way. It deals with the
common pests such as sage rats aud
rabbits, together with the formulas
tor their successful poisoning.
Every farmer who is thinking of
piss mmm
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