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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1917)
I TIIK EXI) nVI.I.KTlX, DAII.V KtHTION, HKXI, OHK(iOX, TIH'KSIiAY, tMTOIIKU I, IIHT PAOE a The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITIOX fUbhd Evert A tier neon Kii-rrt Bnnrfar BEND, OREtiON. Entered m Second Clua matter, January I HIT. at tht Port Office at Bend. Or. eon, aatWr Act of March J. 187'. GBORGE PALMER PUTNAM PuMUtwr BOHKKT W. SAWYER Bditor-M.naiwr HENKY N. KOWI.KR Ao-it Alitor FLOYD C. WRSTERKIKLD.. . . Auiatant Mirr. KAU'd BPENCKK Mechanical SupU Ail Indrndr.t Nwr-arr, itandlna for Ch aqua re deal, clean buaineM. clean politic an J the best interest ox Bend and Central Orccon, SUBSCRIPTION RATES Hi Mail. Ont Year MK Six Month 2 Three Month tl.tO Br Carrier On Year .B0 fix Month J3.J0 Cae Month (0 All subscriptions are due and PAYAHLE IN' ADVANCE. Notices of ixplrntlon are mailed subscribers and I. renewal is not made within reason able time the paper will be discon tinued. Please notify us promptly of any change of address, or of failure to re ceive the paper regularly. Otherwise we will not be responsible for copies missed. Make all check's and orders pay able to The Bend Bulletin. THVRSDAY, OCTOHKR 4, 1I7 What have you done toduy to help In in the war? COUNTY QUARTERS. One of the arguments used against county division was that as soon as the county was divided the people of Bend would want to plunge the coun ty into debt for the erection of a monumental court house here. Some folks even asserted that we had plans all drawn. This, of course, was not true and we trust will not be true. Today Deschutes county officers are established in their new quarters in a private business block. There is none of the waste space found in the ordinary public building. The offices ere business-like, compact and eco nomical. The tax payer who comes in to do county business will find things easily arranged for him. The quarters are ample (or the business of Deschutes county, unless in the case of the court room during circuit court terms, and provide a direct answer to all who may favor a county court house. As yet none have appeared to confirm the sus picions of the anti-divisionists. We trust that none may. Economical administration calls for a continued use of these rooms, or others no more expensive. DUTCH SALORS HOLD REGATTA ON HUDSON 1 ,i1!77w,,lk 111 .' ' A Photo by American Pre-aa Aeioclatlon. About sixty slil lirliiuulns to Holland hare beeu held up In New York harbor by the cm tin mo placed by (be pre. Idt'iit To while away the time the crews of the culpa hive hud suil.ng nnd rowing nintches. On oovanlona the llnil sou lias luoktl like a M-ene in Holland. Some of the ships were recently released loaded with wheat 'oriis: Tliey li-d lue ?fim rKittut nut and thou In again with a rush. In the hope that llie oilier would follow In the excitement of I he moment. Hut It all had no effect whatever: there the balky one stood, waring his trunk nnd glancing from left to riKUt and tben from right to left with tils little crafty eyes. "At length after two hours of hard work, when the men were exhausted and streaming with perspiration, the elephant suildeuly lowered his trunk, seized the Inclined pint form mid threw it away. Then, lifting up first one huge foot and then another, he walked quietly into the track and settled down at once to a good meal." We wonder how many of the strik ing shipyard workers on the Pacific coast claimed exemptions when ex amined for the draft? Tha "English Lord" of Our Stag. England, whirh has given to the stage Shakespeare. Sheridan. C'ongreve, tioldsmitu. Column, Fnrqubar, Mil man. Bulwer. Bnrrle and IMnero, does not contain in nil its liternturo such a character as the "English lord" of the America!) theater. No one In England has ever seen a lord with any likeness to the American caricature, hut he "goes bis way." and it has proved a profitable one for tli- actor who spe cializes, so to spcuk. in Mace English lords. Will the procession ever end? Can any one halt It? Can the silly ass lord change? It does not seem prob able, and I can bear lilm now In rev erie as be calls out. "Come, now, my bally old top. and wutcb mo making love to the blooming heiress, and. my word. It will I rlpplngl" Porcupine, (TuTTer J io..ipniTsoTi 'TTJtli Vis otTII T(H ord. He can't sit down In a rocking chair and devote the rest of bis life to receiving congratulations. "Huve you ever sat In a restaurant and coiuiuired your Job with Hint of a waiter? Try it some time. No mat ter whnt your work Is, I am sure you will see the point If you watch the waiter nud think how exactly his Job typifies yours. Take, for example, my .loo tnat or nn editor. An editors joti is exactly iikc mat oi a wiuicr. in has to go and get Kouiethlng good ami bring It In. And after ho has brought it III he has to go right out nnd get something more nnd bring that In. The minute he sits down or stops to talk unnecessarily with the guests, be cease to give as good service as before. Then the guests who praised him a moment ago begin to growl. And so, almost immediately, be has turned from a good servant Into a poor one. "This tits any line of human actlv. Ity. A continuous performance is what la wanted. Nothing else counts." per, who suld thiii he looked t ho mat ter up. the phrase 'To face the music" oilgltiutitl aiming actors, who when tney went on to plnv their parts hud really to finv the music. Another sug gestion, which Cooper did not approve, was that It originated In the old time training duys, when the militiamen nere bourj to uppcur aimed and equipped facing the tniialc. CULTIVATE SIDE VISION. Congress is to adjourn on Satur day. Now we can go ahead and wage war. TRY TO PREVENT DISEASE. A Thorough Phyeiccl Teat May Point the Way to Saving a Life. "Careful Investigation." says a health bulletin, has shown that the physically perfect man Is almost impossible to find. Almost every one who has reach ed the age of thirty has some impair ment or defect of his body. It may be cuch a minor defect as a decayed tooth or a slight digestive disturbance. Or it may be trouble with the kidneys that will develop Into Brigbt's disease if not attended to promptly. Little de fects or impairments. If neglected, may cause untold suffering and loss. "If you have a regular family physi cian arrange with him for a thorough overhauling of your body. This in spection, which should be conducted without clothing, should consist at least of the following: "Height, weight chest and nbdomlnnl measurements and a survey of the general bodily condition. Examination of eyes, ears, nose, throat, mouth, teeth, tongue, skin, glands, lungs, heart, circulation, stomach, liver and other abdominal organs. Examination for evidences of rupture, varicose veins, faulty posture, flat foot, spinal curvnture, deformities and asymme tries. Tests of the vision and hearing. Testa of the brain and nervous system for paresis, locomotor ataxia and other central nervous affections or nervous instability. Chemical and microscopic examination of the urine. Blood pres nure tests. "Such a thorough examination as is suggested here may be the means of prolonging, if not of Buving, life." . THE CAREFUL ELEPHANT. His Bump of Caution Seams to Ba Re markably Well Developed. The author of "From Jungle to Zoo," in explulntiig the dllilcultles of trans porting wild animals by rail, gives a striking example of the elephant's cau tiousness: "The keepers generally place a heavy platform from the door of the truck to the ground, but few elephants will venture on It In one case the men cent in a trained elephant first In the tope that the newly captured elephant would follow. The new elephant stop ped dead, however, threw up bis trunk and made it evident that he would go no farther. "They offered him all kinds of food and .addressed Jilm with epronrajrlng Cobbett and tha Potato. William Cobbett. the English econ omist, was firmly convinced tbut the potato and prosperity could uot ex ist side by side, and he quotes with approval the opinion of Sir Charles Wolseley that on the continent "in whatever proisirtion the cultivation of potatoes prevails the working people are wretched." lie Is indeed constantly girding at the vegetables, and In his "Rural Hides" recounts noting with snt isfoction In the coursn of a Jmiriioy from St. Albans to Chesham that be did not see "three icres of potatoes iu this whole tract of line country." Telephone Grandeur. "What's your opinion of P.ozr. mas ter :" "Well, when I first met hl:n be Im pressed me as being a leader of men. :i 10.000 volt dynamo, a clarion voiced czar who would brook no opposition, but when I met him the second time I sized bini up for a pusillanimous mouse." "Where did you meet him the first time?" "On the telephone." Chicago News. The Exception. "I nnderstaud," said the foreign statesman, "that you elect all your rul ers by ballot." "You have been sadly misinformed," answered the American. "We don't elect our wives lu that manner." Ex change, Gawky. Edith Which would you advise me to take, violin or piano lessons? Her Friend Plana, dear. You look so much better sitting down than stand ing up. Poston Transcript The wildest colts make the best horses when they come to be properly broken and handled. Themlstoclcs. WINNING SUCCESS. It Must Bo a Continuous Performance, With No Intermissions. "The other day," says a writer In the American Magazine, "n famous author was telling me how he felt when his first story was accepted. He said that within a few minutes the thought flash ed across his mind that he could not stop, but must go on. One good story must be followed by another and an other and another, else his reputation would die, and he would be humiliated. He said that the feeling was not ex actly comfortable; that the prospect was In a way terrible. 'Being success ful,' he said, 'Is not easy, The suc cessful man advertises to the world thcrt he can do certain things well, and be must go on making good or back off the map. It's a great sensation, a great experience, worth almost any thing, but it Isn't a snap.' "It Is the same way in business. The salesman who sets a high mark has to gqjlght put and l'eat,batt mark .or It Will Enable You to 8e In Several Diractions at Onco. One of the uiost useful gifts one can have Is a good side vlslou. By side vision Is meant literally ability to see In several directions at once and to know what Is going on in oilier di rections besides that upon which the gaze may be fixed at t lie moment. Just try the next time you are rend ing your paper lu the train, fur In stance, nud you will understand clear ly what is meant You an with little effort and while still reading follow the movements of those sitting o; ix'slte you and even those lit your sitle. , With a little practice the range of your side vision can be extended be hind you In each direction to n:i an gle of forty-five degrees, and you can see clearly every movement tiuit takes (dace on both sides simultaneously. Now, Just think v.hut this means. The man in (sissession i;f a good sitle vision is not un easy one to take by surprise, lu business he finds it a val uable nsvet. especially when talking with more tliun one person nt a time. lie can gi art! ngulitst dangers from unexpected sources, and when crossing a roadway be can clearly sere the traf fic coming from either direction while still looking straight ahead. London Answers. Buttons Made From Yeoit. Muttons are now made from (ho spent yeast which collects In the vats of breweries. It Is dyed, grained and pressed Into any vliape. ami It bus the great advantage mer horn and bone that it giips iih In a vhe any metal part a shank, fur Instant ethat Is pressed Into It Which Is Youra? The remuneration received fur arrv. Ices rendered has miiiiy names. The laborer calls It "pay." the skilled me chanic "wages." the city clerk "sal ary," the banker "Income." a lawyer "fees" and a burglar "n ag." London Answers. SAVINC STUNTS. Illv llnltnl lrm to 'I he Pally Tt ilMIn) NKW YORK, Oft, I.-Tlio New York State Woman's Huf fniKo party In an effort In re plenish the Wlll'-aoI'Vlce-dnpleteil coffers of (lie statu organisation are urging Now York Huffni liottea to priicilco the following "hints for Biivlug." Now gloves cost $ 1 T, 1 a pair; old ones might be meiuled up to do. Silk stockings art) a luxury; cotton ones can be worn with no Inconvenience whatever. Last year's velvet hut may ho out of shape, but it sti-tunlng over the teu kettle will perform uilriicles with Its shape. I. list year's dress limy be shiny, hut it bit of spnug'iiK wlih vinegar and water will uiiiki) It perfectly presentable, lee itch ill soda Is fattening, and Its 10 cents cum may be diverted tu a butter use. The same Is true of choco lates. Any homo Is belter oft tor olio week without desserts. A (2 seat 111 the theater does not really give Its user any morn pleasuro than a M) cent seat, If the difference between tha 12 anil thu CO rents he diverted Into the proper channel. Walking a short distance In stead of Inking the street ear Is good for the heultli as well as the conscience. ft ...l lienor ,. XV-..U MD'1 of hotel kmler. iftV? i ilel Willi llnl rtlVi Nattiiiiiilty l"a7 .j i i i.i- 7 motiHirro. : PILOT BUTTE INN greiit advantage mi aernpla:; hick." "What Is that " "It's eiiKler to wwu." Illrmiiighaiii Age Herald. Ctbor Way Round. She (tearfuliyi Yi u mid If I'd marry you you'd lie humbly gmteful, and now He isuiirlyi- Well? Hhe-You're gruitibly buteful. I.utidou Answers. HOTEL ALTAM0NT Is atlll the Home Hotel of Bl-NI) (iixsl Meuls HI all I linen Regular Meals 35c Ex ti lls if desired There Is no happiness like that which comes from doing our level beat every day. A well lighted store la the ben: .id Vertlsilig. Ken III" I'ower Co. - Adv. One cent a word '. till a lilt In Want Ad will rost you. One rent a word Is till a little '.'.'.int. Ad will coat you. Tha Untired Horta. Mother .y dear, what Is the matter with the horse? Isn't he walking lame? Small Hoy-I know w hat's the mutter, pop. One of his hind tires has come off. Ilnltlmore American. 81'milarity. 'You say Orafter makes you think of a corkscrt k-. Why so':" I.Ike a corkscrew, he has a pull, but It's nn account of bin crookedness." Exchange. Tidea Him Over. According to this exiiert, an aero plane Is built like a watch." "From my point of view." said the mpeemjnna citizen, "a watch has one MRS. E. GLADSTONE HAS OPENED HER Dressmaking Parlors OPPOSITE THE PILOT DUTTE INN Dreumakinj! of all ki'nila will rceiv careful, exacting' on J correct attention, t Tha Jugoslavs. Why do we wiiie Jugoslavs when south Slavs would do much better? The word simply menus south Blavs. its first half being I lie universal Slav term for "south." It Is not writteu as pronounced, or. rather. It Is written as a ciei'iunn would pronounce It. Our phonetic (raiisiiterntfoii should be "Yu goslavs." u form w hich is often used. Hut "south .Slavs" indicates much more Intelligibly the great racial unit of some lu.OOO.mrti souls Hint occupies the whole southwest corner of the dual monarchy o butting on the Adriatic London Chronicle. To Face tha Mutic. According i.'ijU I'Z'J1'!? foo- Put In Your Our DUDS SUDS BEND LAUNDRY Phone Black 3 1 1 "The ouie of Good F.als" ' ' Coopei'a Tahle Mogul'' Meals Served Family Style for 35 Cents WHY PAY MORE ? Deschutes Hotel Building. Cooper & 'Davit, Pioptutors Transfer Light and Heavy Hauling Phone 221 Pioneer Auto Stage & Truck Co. PROMPT SERVICE ALWAYS WE KNOW HOW, THE BACKBONE OF BEND IS LUMBER MANUFACTURING OUR PAYROLLS MAKE YOUR PROFITS , BY BUYING LOCAL PRODUCTS YOU ARE HELPING BEND. The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. Down town salj's office In Bend Company Building Complete Stock of Lumber Lath, Sash and Doors FURNACE CONTRATOR TINNING OF ALL KINDS Repairing, Guttering, Spouting, Cornices and Skylights Hoofing of All Kinds. H. J. SOHM SHEVLIN PINE SOLD BY MILLER LUMBER COMPANY SASH, DOORS and MILL WORK Phone 1661 FOR SASH FACTORY WOOD PHONE BEND WHITE PINE SASHICO. 441 Bend View PRICES: $100 AND UP TERMS: Reanoaab.e We'll loan yon money lo build. BEND'S MOST SCENIC RESIDENCE PROPERTY Every Lot commands a view of the River, Mountains and City. Building restrictions according to Location. AEfi J, RYAN & CO. O'Kuie Bldf. PkoaeMI
