The Bend bulletin., August 21, 1917, Page 4, Image 4

THE BEND l.UU.KTIN, DAILY KDITIONv nh'ND, OIIWION, Tl'KHDAV, Al'GUHT at, 1017
SIGHTSEEING OPPORTUNITIES
MANY IN DESCHUTES COUNTY
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Owner of Kord cars are advised to bp ware of
"counterfeit iaris." If your our needs adjustment
bring It here where you will And reliable service
with the complete mechanical equipment to jfivo the
highest quality of Ford service obtainable. All tbe
Kurd port used are supplied by the Kurd Motor Com
pany. You can not expect your Kord car to jrive the
service and endurance you demand unless you have It
cared for by men exnerieneed in Kord methods.
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Manufacturers of Iron. Bronxe and Semi-Steel Casting! for
Power Transmission Machinery: 'Wfood Pipe Fittings, Grate
Bars. Agricultural. Mining and" Saw Mill Mack mery. Ornament
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CHINERY. BEND. OREGON.
USING UP THE HQG
Not Even a Hair of Him Is Wasted
by the Big Packers. ........
'GOOD PROFIT IN THE OFFAL
1t Yi.ld. aa Great a Financial Return
as Do th. Main Food Products of th.
Carcass How th. Various Parts af
th Animal Aro Utilized.
There Is a use for everything; that fa
removed from a hog. After years u
-experimenting packers have reduced
their business to such a system that
ftbey realize as much profit from tbe
'Offal aa they do from tbe inaiu car
cass. The meat of a bog la from 70 to 80
'.per cent of the live weight Tbe 20 to
30 per cent that is classed as offal
luakes the money for tbe packers. Ex
clusive of condemnations by govern
ment Inspectors, about 17 per cent of
each carcaai Is lost at various stages
of dressing and by evaporation In
processing and curing, so that really
only about GO per cent actually goes
into cuts to be retailed to tbe con
sumer. The various cuts hams, ba
con, loins, sparerlbs and pork sides
are the main products.
Among the edible byproducts Is pep
win, which is derived from tbe stomach
of tbe bog. Tbe liver Is used for food
ns U la tu'.en Train lue Tjouy, ami It "hi
also made Into liver sausage. Brains
are prepared in many ways. Tongues
Bud their way into the making of can
ned and pickled meats. Hearts are
used In sausage.
Talis, snouts and ears are rich In
gelatin or glue., but most of them are
sold for boiling with kraut and other
vegetables and are much In fnvor with
lovers of boiled meals. Kidneys enter
into tbe fresh meat trade or wben tbe
supply is too large are frozen or can
ned. Neutral Is a specially prepared lard,
largely-4ised abroad, and In this coun
try an important ingredient In the man
ufacture of oleomargarine. , Lard prop
er la not commonly called a byproduct
of tbe bog; it Is one of the primary
products. About 15 per cent of tbe
average hog goes Into, tbe making of
lard. The demand for lard has In
creased greatly during the past few
years. It la now used commonly in
rooking in place of butter. Fart of
the lard la further processed into lard
oil and stearine, tbe former used as a
lubricant and for Illuminating pur-,
poses, the latter entering into the man
ufacture of lard compounds, chewing
gum, soft candles, fancy toilet soaps
and other toilet preparations.
Small quantities of blood are used in
tbe making of blood puddings, but
most of it Is dried and ground Into
blood meal, a popular ration with poul
try raisers as well as a feed for calves
that aro being fed on sklinmllk.
Stomachs are used as suusage con
tainers, tbe lining first being removed
and used as a source of epsiu. Tbe
"black" or curlv Intestines of the hoe
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C. S. HUDSON, President . E. M. LARA, Cashier
U. C. COB, Vice President L. O. McREYNOLDS, Asst. Cashier
B. A. BATHER, Vice President. B. A. STOVER, Asst. Cashier
The First National Bank
OF BEND, BEND, OREGON.
STATEMENT
June 20, 1917.
RESOURCES
Bills Receivable f 432,302.70
.Bonds and Warrants 19,374.16
Stock Federal Reserve
Bank 1.300.00
Real Estate, Furniture
' and Fixtures 31,057.34
Bonds to Secure Circula
tion 12,500.00
6 Redemption Fund 626.00
Other Real Estate Owned 3,577.53
CASH AND EXCHANGE 183,064.75
Bonds to Secure U. 8.
p. S 4,034.76
$688,736.24
LIABILITIES
Capital I 25,000.00
Surplus and Profits 26,699.74
Circulation 12,600.00
Deposits 624,636.60
$688,736.2
First National Bank
Member Federal Reserve System.
While the necessities of war have
remodeled a formur old slogan to
"See America First," It Is qulto pos
sible that many would Ilka to "Sue
Dcai'hulcs County" rlrst. With tho
national forest as a groat park, there
are uumurous trips for those who care
to drive, and numberless trips tor
those who are desirous of exploring
tho good fold-fashioned way. With a
trip a week many months would
elapse before tho whole list of Inter
esting places would have been vlqltod.
Why not soo Deschutes County first?
Of tho many interesting trips to
bo made out .from Bond, one that
affords a variety of scenes and ex
periences is tho trip to Tumalo Falls.
These fulls, tucked away In the tim
ber away . from the road are Inter
esting and their Becludcclmcss has
presorvod a certain distinct charm
that is not encountered on many of
the other trips that ara usually
pointed out as somo of tho wonders
of the country.
Tho first eleven or 'twelve miles
ran be covorcd by auto, but It la
necessary to travel over a trail for
a dlstauco of two or three miles, The
road that Is host loads up through
Tin Can Alloy to tho cabins on tho
south sldo of the creek. From tho
cabins It Is about throe miles to tho
falls, whlch4re about 110 tout high.
It Is quite possible to take tho road
on the north side of tho Tumalo
crook and got within 'two mllus of
the falls. However It Is necessary to
go over the. mountain tor about two
miles, -which quite rugged climb
ing, as tboro Is no trail.
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Scene at Tumalo Falls.
are care;-;' i".eniu. proee.incd and
made Into chitterlings, tin lne.t pensive
food that is fried like, oyster j, much In
favor with colored people.
Seven kt cent of tbe weight of the
bog Is represented in nonedlblc byprod
ucts in tbe raw slate, which are after
ward manufactured Into glue. soup,
glycerin, hloud meal, tankage, curled
balr and fertilizer. In the finished
state these products represent about
4'v per cent of tbe bog's weight, Ihe
bnlanco being list In evaporation.
Tbe rinds from skinned hams and ba
con, as well as the back skin of tho
bog, are saved. Pigskin is used, in
athletic goods.
Hair euters Into many lines of man
ufacture. A large part Is used In tbe
making of brushes, nud tbe finer tbe
bristle the higher priced brush Is pro
duced. It is also curled and used for
upholstering.
Tbe waste waters are evaporated to
a thick brown wax known as "stick"
because of its adhesive properties. It
la used In tbe manufacture of fertilizer,
as it has a blgb nitrogen content.
' Bones are used in making phosphates
for baking powder and other com
pounds. Tbcy are also ground lnto(
poultry feed, and a large tonnage finds
Its way Into the fertilizer trade. Rones
are also burned for charcoal for use In
tbe purification of sirups In tbe manu
facture of sugar. Boue ash is used In
making crucibles for glassniaklng and
metal refining.
Tankage Is a bone and tissue sub
stance that is taken from the tanks
after tbe different parts are rendered
for grease. It is used chiefly in stock
and poultry feed. Joseph M. Carroll
In Country Gentleman.
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
As Good For tho Business Man as For
tho Soldior In Training.
If physical culture Is needed for
those wbo bear arms in defense of the
country why should it not be applied
also to the soldiers of the business and
professional world, the men In tho com
mercial treuchesV If a certain number
of our .citizens are compelled to go
through a rigid course of physical train
ing, why should not all others bo called
upon to follow suit? .
The soft muscled clerk, tbe devital
ized student, tbe overworked business
man they need awakening. Now, In
many instances tbcy are but little
more than faumun ciphers, 2.", 50 or 75
per cent men. With a little properly
directed exercise they could be fitted
for tbe ranks of the 100 per centers.
Six hours weekly, two hours for
three tfays each week, would put the
average flabby muscled, sedentary
worker In fine shape. It would square
his shoulders, stiffen his backbone, put
somo energy and enthusiasm Into his
makeup. It would niako a reul man of
blm.
Every man who Is not In training
should begin now. If be cannot train
n :t'.i oilier men let him foVmw a systeiTi
of heme training. Hard muscles,
strong, stable nerves, blub grade en
duranceIn short, a physique ns "hard
as nails" should be the nuibltlon of
every sensible man. Physical Culture.
BRIGHT BOYS AND GIRLS.
The Hoad and Physical Marks of Intel
Pgtnco In Children.
In auratulng up bis conclusions on
tbe relationship of Intelligence to I ha
size and shape of Ihe bead Karl Pear
son Is quoted In the Journal of Hered
ity as making these statements about
tbe intelligence of children:
"To aunt up. then, while no charac
ters In scbooi children so far dealt with
show very high correlation with Intelli
gence, we may ytt say tbat the Intelli
gent boy Is markedly conscientious, la
moderately robust, athletic and popu
lar: be tends rather to quick limn to
sollen temper. lie Is more self con
scious and quieter than the dull boy:
he bas a slightly bigger brad and pos
sibly lighter plgmentatloti than those
of more mediocre Intelligence. Ilia balr
bas a larger percentage of ruiiluess.
"Tbe Intelligent girt Is also markedly
conscientious, moderately robust, ath
letic and popular. She, too, tends to
quick rather than sollen temper. She U
less self conscious than lb dull girl
and noisier than the girl of mediocre
Intelligence. It Is the alow girl wbo la
quiet and shy. The Intelligent girl baa
slightly bigger' bead than the dull
girl, and her balr Is more likely to be
wavy and much less likely to bo curly."
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WW WH'IBI r ,llllt..U
Travelers wno uavo visltca tne great
Mohammedan mosque of St. Sophia in
Constantinople tell of tbe visibility of
inscriptions made hi the Interior of the
building when it was . a Christian
cbnrch. These had been pabitcd over
by tho Moslem conquerors, but time
defeated their ptirposo of totul efface
ment, says the Christian Herald. Over
the entrance Is the Inscription hi Latin,
"I am tho door: by me If any man en
ter In be shnll be snred and'ball go In
and out, and be shall find pasture."
The bricks iu the grout dome In the In
terior reveal this Inscription; "Deua In
medio eius; non commnvebltur. Adiil
vabit earn Dens vultu suo." The trans
lation may be found In f'salm xlvl, C.
These facts are of Interest In view of
the present tottering condition of tbe
Moslem power.
Rial Fighting.
"Well, have you been fixing your
fences 7"
"Been digging trenches," declared
Congressman Flubdub. "I'm In for a
real fight." Kansas City Journal.
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and one tbut you like servo yourself.
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PRICE
$645.00 f. o. b. Bend
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Weed Chains
Blowout Patches
and all other
Automobile and Tire
Accessories
are to be found at the
Bend Hardware Co.
850 BOND STREET
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRIC REPAIR SHOP
STORAGE BATTERJES CHARGED
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