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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1917)
THE IlKN'D I.l'I.I.KTIN, DAILY KIUTION, HKNIl, ORKUON, MOMMY, Jl'I.Y tlil, IUIT The Bend Bulletin SAILORS ON SHORE LEAVE STUDY FRENCH (Inlnh la llonloil'a 111 (ml etfiuulvo jiltrlu r mill was one of tho main reasons why tlui llnives were ulilu to liiittle tlielr way In u National Iiiiikuii i'Iiii ihiIiihh)iIi anil n utilise uueul win Id's i'Iiiiiii)Ioiih1iIi. Until tliesii men diii'ii were liluutH. Itiiiiseli was kept iniiluly iIoIiik bnnelt duty, while Huilolnli araiTcly Rut Hint far. Mia sp ami form llieui Into one ti iittr the I'huneea tiro he would liivn u liui ehlnn whlrli woulil erush tlui preneul Kiiluxy or slurs with which lie Is Iry liiK tit fret hli way lo u peiiiiniit. A lilt In mot ii ihiin u y,,ur ,, m,.. draw am out In author In n siirpltm of slurs with whli h ho Uireuleneil to inu k n a runawuy rami of ilm Nil- DAILY KDITION rbliih4 Erirjr Aftirnxin Elctpt 8undn. MEND. ORKUON. Kntcrtd u Sword Clus nutttr. Jnurx I 1)17, at th Pot Offlc at Bnd, Orason, ndtr Act of March 3. U'. GKORGK PALMER PUTNAM PuMl.her ROHKHT W. SAWYER Editor-MnBr FKKO A. WOKI.K1.KN New Mitnr HENRY N. FOWLER AuociaM K.lit.ir RALI'H SPENCER Mechanical Sui-t. An Inderendent Nwpapr. ptandinc fnr th aquare deal, clean busine, clean polltica Milton Stork Is III! (it 111' I' I'XIillilile; ! lloiml leuKiin. Aiiioiik thesu was 1 1 huh. l.iihiirt. l.uliert illiln't even rililsh Ilm snamiii ami U usml now only n ii pinch miller. Mcdniw eonslilnrH hlni flnlKheil, yet It la only u lirlcf Htlelrh of 1 1 nil' slui'ii hn wniil lulu I It n lirniih anil won u kiiiiin for ilm Ultima liy the hrlllluiii'O of his flnlilliiK ami hll llllK. It Is nun t Ii I it k In liuvn money l. hind anil sllll iiiinllier In liu uldo lo Imllil a I'liiiiiiplnushlp t i'ii iti . Kreil Mnrklo Is n (air lilen of u hall plnynr illsi-nnleil as a lum lieen, anil who Is iIoIiik ureal work. 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MONDAY, JULY 23, 1917 EASTERN OREGON SPIRIT, presumably, the readers of The Bulletin are not especially Interested ' in the doings of the Oregon Editorial Association, which recently held Its 'annual meeting in Pendleton. Never theless, in the larger aspects of the affair, there is much of interest to every wide-awake community in the state. That, and the wish of a guest .to acknowledge the courtesy of his host, combined with the feeling that Bend has much to learn from her older sisters in Eastern Oregon, must be the apology for what follows. The association held its sessions and business meetings on two days. Friday and Saturday, both being in terspersed with entertainment pro vided by the people of Pendleton. Sunday was given over wholly to en tertainment, probably the most ex pensive ever provided a similar par ty !n the state, and carried out in the most altruistic manner. Of this more later.- The entertainment given the assoc iation on the first two days was ex ceeded only by that of the third. Luncheon and dinner was given the members on both days by the Com mercial club and other hosts of the ity, automobiles were furnished for a ride through the tremendous wheat belt surrounding the town, an Indian ceremonial was arranged, the Round up Association gave a special show ing of Round-Up films. All was done easily and efficiently, attesting not only the care with which the affair had been planned but also the spirit of the people in co-operating to en tertain their visitors. Quite prop - efly they., sought the entertainment of their guests and, as well, the ad vertisement of Pendleton. - One Incident will illustrate the ef ficiency of the Pendleton folk, their hospitality and their home-town spir it. When the main body of visitors, arrived they were met at the station by citizens who gave to each a card telling where he could find accom modations, the hotels- being already filled. . One visitor, so placed with a private family and most comfortably -cared for, on leaving asked to know the charge. "It is nothing," he was told. "We are glad to do this for Pendleton." Ordinarily, conventions are looked upon as a means ol adver tising a town and of bringing money into it. What an advertisement this was of Pendleton and its spirit, when no money was sought! On Saturday night, following an elaborate banquet, began the big fea ture of the three days. From the 'banquet hall the guests went to the station where they boarded a special train of sleeping cars. with observa tion car and were taken on an all night trip to the little town of Jos eph. Here automobiles were waiting to carry everybody to the head of beautiful Wallowa lake, where break fast was served, and where later, all eat down to a bountiful dinner of trout and other good things, provided by the people of Joseph, a little town! overflowing with hospitality. In the afternoon the return trip was begun, a stop being made at La Grande in the evening for an auto ride and supper, which were that city's share in the entertainment. Proceeding from La Grande, the spec ial -was left at Pendleton and the party wag over. This recital of day's happenings is not especially Interesting and it has not been made with any idea that the facts alone would be of Importance, It has been told to show again the nature of the spirit of the Pendleton peole, shown in the price paid for the special train, over $1000, and in the fact that the money was spent, not to show their guests their own towp and country, but to take them scores of miles out of their own county across another, and into a third to be Impressed with the beauties of other sections and entertained by other communities. . We remember a suggestion once made here that neighboring towns be invited to entertain visitors who were primarily guests of Bend and a local organization. The Invitation went out from Bend over considerable op position and was flatly turned down by the two towns approached. Possibly there was opposition In hi hi .'ii , ua KiBwa-- ill- duManjH Photo by American Pretta Association. Now that our sailors have a club of thelrnwu, the Navy Club of the I'ultoil States, ut null I'll'tli iiveutio. Now Yolk, they siend their shore leave pmtltitbly by takti:R up b'niu-h niiil nther studies fur use abroad. .Wiiiisi'ini'tim of all kinds are also fouud at the club, which was Just recently opened. An instructor Is seen here with three promising students. Pendleton to this Sunday excursion but it went through and Joseph and La Grande did themselves proud In receiving guests brought to them by their neighbor, who spent a lot of money to do it. As an example of hospitality and big-minded apprecia tion of fellow communities the trip wa9 remarkable. . eSome day,we hope that the Editor ial "Association may meet in Bend. When it does, If we make as good an Impression on our visitors as Pen dleton did on hers this year, we shall have done a big thing. The meetings of the association in Pendleton were held in the Umatilla county library, a beautiful building just apart from the main business section. Built by the county on land given by the city, the building fur nishes not only quarters for a good library, but in the basement a com-j fortable assembly room and a room ! for luncheons. Deschutes county and i the city of Bend could well join in a similar institution. Another Pendleton institution is an open air natatorium or swimming pool. It is free to all, dressing rooms being provided for the two sexes and an attendant being in charge. Those ! who think Deschutes river water Is 1 too cold for swimming, and that it should be warmed for use in a swim ming tank, should take a plunge in the Pendleton pool. A municipal swimming pool Is also under consideration by the city of Baker. In La Grande the Y. M. C. A. and the Elks Lodge have pools. There is also swimming in the river at La Grande, as there Is in the Umatilla at Pendleton. Pendleton far exceeded its Red Cross allotment, having the highest percentage of over-subscription of any city in the northwest. And while It entertained its visitors it. did not forget that our country is at war. Shelves on the walls of the room where the association met bore many packages of bandages and surgical dressings prepared by the local Red Cross chapter and ready to be sontjTEAR UP STAMPS TO ' iu inu num. huh uuiween nioetiUKS ttiiT O rTVE IJTVTMIT' VT ,.u..,- ......... k.... ' AID U. S. (lOVLKNMbN T; - - n t' - - - - - r .mo.- nv.a uiutidni utiu the room filled with matorlul with ' Ry United Pre, to the liend liutMln) which the chaptor will continue Its WASHINGTON', 1). ('., July 23. relief work. A two ronl-a-day "lilt" for woultl-bo : patriots who can't flKlit, buy Liberty La Grande, too, hits the fact of the bonds or display posters on their war verv much In mind and Is pre-1 automobiles uritlnK others to Join the parting to put ashospital unit in the ,,r'n'' w" sl"'":'r , Asluirst. of Arizona, by Daniel T. flpll- ! Brown, of California. Hrown, a Lusltnnla survivor, wroto Both Pendleton and La Grande are fron, the fuliforitlu home fur disabled facing I. W. W. trouble. At La Grande, soldiers of whom lie is one: agitators have been driven from town, i -et everyumiy who can t ngni or ouy lunula ui'strtiy a new two-cent ! stamp every day. We're all doing It. It means J". 30 n year fnr the (tov emnient almost nil clear profit." At Pendleton there has been noth ing to warrant evictions but the citizens are ready and if anyone starts anything, especially in the way of destruction of grain fields, he will' not be driven out. Me will be carried out and burled. j Pendleton. La Grande and Baker,; all three, have miles and miles of , irni t-t pavement and hundreds of shade M'GRAu FORTUNATE trees. Because we have Juniper and Ag A CLjjB IJTJILDER yttit: v. u iicfiuii luc u.u.Tia. t. v limiiii make Bend much more beautiful by setting out trees. -If the others don't sitllsfy. try the Pilot Butte Harbei' shop, E. C. Land Ingham, proprietor Adva La Grande has a city park, wlthj, driveways, cnunren s piay grounds, and an open air auditorium with a stage where their Chautauqua is held. The town also has a fine race track. Utility Is Aitli-tl Mitti-i-itilly by W ealth nf Men Who lire llurkhiK I-"ortuiie of Team. lly II. ('. Huniiltiiii, I United Praaa Staff CorrnpondenU) NEW YORK, JULY 23. A good The thing of which Pendleton fa dash of fortune, scrambled in with proudest is the Round-Up. It is not th rea, abllUv ,hat ,g cv,l!nt lg BS maintained for commercial purposes, ... . and one of the Pendleton speakers at much ""POMlble a, anything else a banquet boasted that even the dl-; in the success of John J. McOraw. rectors who give their time to make , Touted a wonder as a baseball ; it successful, pay their way In at the manager, It Is doubtful If McGrnw gate. would be able to produce the same ! ' I results that have characterized the ! Those of us who think that ill Cen- efforts of several other big league tral Oregon wo have a monopoly of , managers If he hadn't the wealth of the natural beauty spots of the state 'his backers to draw from, leaving should visit Wallowa lake. Framed him free to choose at will from among by hills and high mountains rising hundreds of ball players, abruptly from the lake's edge, of The cases of Eddie Housch and crystal clearness, and affording the pick Rudolph are perhaps the most best of trout fishing, Wallowa lake predominant. Kousirh Is near the top is a delightful beauty spot. among National league hatsmun. Ru- You'll Surely Find It Here THE LIFE of a shirt depends large ly upon the way it is laundered. Laundered by us, a shirt will last twice as long. Our wagon will call in the morning. ' Phone us, Black 311 BEND LAUNDRY" Transfer Light and Heavy Hauling Phone 221 Pioneer Auto Stage & Truck Co. PROMPT SERVICE ALWAYS WE KNOW HOW. j j We Clean, Block and Re- ! nrniPP trim Old Hats---' I MXKKVJG j Panamas a Specialty Tuesday and i Saturday Nights j H. CATO'Sl HIPPODROME ! Dyeing, Cleaning and HcW'.PiOrdie. ; I Hl Works 1 008 Bond Street HOTEL I Carlson & Lyons ALTAM0NT PLUMBING I Is still the Home Hotel of- . & HEATING BEND Flumbingand Heating Supplies, . . , Bath Room Accessories, etc. Good Meals at all times nt ,. , Pipe, Valves Regular Meals 35c and Fittings Extras If desired PHONE RED 1891 . CARL JOHNSON TAILOR SKILLED WORK . . at Reasonable Prices Fit and Workmanship absolutely guaranteed. Lawrence Building, 733 WALL STREET ones Dairy CLEAN MILK AND CREAM. Milk for Infants and Invalids a Specialty. Phone Black 1531 H. Bruce Healy CONCERT VIOLINIST and VEACHER SERVICK METHOD Phone Red 1211 Care Bend Theatre We Have Purchased the Homer Store and will be glad to welcome all old customers as well as new TRI-STATE TERMINAL WHSE. CO. E. L. PAYNE. M(r. ptirE 1 :TRANSFER: Wo"od OREGON FUEL & TRANSFER COMPANY KENWOOD-BEND VIEW PINELYN PARK-TERMINAL AND KENWOOD GARDENS Easy Monthly Payments on Lots In these JlJJilloni. J. Ryon I Co. WE WILL milLli w m Ihim it If AfciwAV PnmM 7Im. Sm Ul OH Hi ON SI Ht tr BEND'S MOST SCENIC RESIDENCE PROPERTY Every Lot commands a view of the River, Mountains und City. Building restrictions according to Ix-ation. see J. RYAN & CO. We'll loin you money lo build. o'Kine Bide. Pbaie 561 Bend View PRICES: $100 AND UP TERMS: Reuonsb e Lowest Cooking Rate in Oregon HUGHES AcltaewUJfJ WorliTl Croll( Eltttrlt Jnf" n WoImhI 1. 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