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FRIDAY, OCTOBEK 26, 1915
IVhat have you done today to help
win tho war?
A FAIR SETTLEMENT.
If everv controversy that may arise
between the mill companies and their,
mnlnvM is spti'.ed in as fair a man- i
ner and with the same satisfaction to
loth sides as has been the case with
this week's local disagreement, Bend
should enjoy in the future a measure
of industrial peace almost unhoped
for. No difficulty is incapable of
settlement if those who are concerned
n it will meet in a spirit of concilia-1
tion, lay their cards on the table and
give and take in an effort to reach a
result.
Such was the manner in which the
strikers' committee and the employ
ers have met in the past few days.
As a result the men are today back
at work feeling better in their minds!
than since they began to work here,
and the employers are planning for
the most efficient operation of their
plants, no longer bothered by the
bogy of eight-hour agitation.
Undoubtedly the eight-hour day Is
coming, the Western Pine associa
tion is working for its adoption and
the end of the war will see a united
demand for a national law, but un
doubtedly, also, the position of the
local mills is right In asking for the
national law before putting that time
schedule into effect. By their rati
fication of the agreement last night
their men have assented to the cor
rectness of the position.
Now to join in and continue to da
what we can to hasten the end of the
war.
THE "BIT" OF THE AVERAGE
MAN.
He was just an average sort of chap
And worked for bis wage each day.
He didn't spout and he didn't yap
Of his love for the U. S. A.
But take it from me, who know him
well,
He was "there" with the patriot
stuff
And ready to fight when they rang
the bell
To call old Kaiser Bill's bluff.
When women and children sank at
sea.
Helpless toll of the U-boat's aim,
He muttered an oath that began
with D
"It's time we were in the game!"
Bo he went to the desk where the
sergeant sat j
And the sergeant perked up brisk, j
As he pulled at the bow of bis well
worn cap
And murmured, "I want to enlist."
So they Btripped him down with many i
a. aiay
And bis chest he began to swell.
But the doctor said "his feet's too
flat,"
While Our Patriot said "O hell!"
He tried the marines with the samei
old luck
And the navy refused him too,
But still in his heart he was fun of
pluck,
Though he didn't know what to do.
He knew In the draft he wouldn't fit
He was over the age, by far
And the chance to show his patriot
blood
Seemed as far as the farthest star
But he got his chance the chance
of us all
when Our Country heeded the
dough
And the President Bent his clarion
call
"Buy Liberty Bonds!" you know.
Once more the call
wide
goes country-
"Buy Liberty Bonds Invest!"
And our Patriot Friend is filled with
pride
With TWO BUTTONS on his chest.
Exchange.
Now that tho affair Is over thoro
is still tlniB for you to liny your Ltl
orty bond.
Have you oxt'oeded your quota?
Weather still flue.
Good rltliens will now IiorIh to
think about the coming tux levies.
(iciicriil K.lwtrlo Inins that nro
Kuunuit !, only 9.1. The Timor To.
Adv.
ALFALFA BOY GETS
PROMOTION IN AHMY
Loo Kerry Attains Hank of Sertsfiint
I Yew of Men Smrt Work on
t". O. 1. Irrlitiitlon Canals.
(Specinl to Tho Bulletin.)
ALFALFA, Oct. 24. Word has
been received by W. M. Perry, of
Alfalfa .that his eldest son. Leo. has
been promoted to sergeant in the l".
S. army.
Leslie Clarke sold $400 worth of
horses and several tons of bay to W.
F. King, of Prlneville. Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Manning, of
Bend, were in Alfalfa last Sunday.
Mrs. B. Powell will leave soon for
Eugene to be present at the golden
wedding of hor parents. .Mr. and Mrs.
Edwards.
J. N. Roberts visited friends in
Redmond Saturday and took in tho
potato show.
The Jolly Neighbors will meet with
Mrs. Curt Muller Wednesday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smock, now
llving uend. were out Sunday and
dug their potatoes on their Alfalfa
ranch
Curt Holloway and family have re
turned from Payette. Idaho, where
they have been visiting for several
weeks. I
Miss Mable Allen made a trip Vi
Powell Butte Saturday. i
Hiss Verna Shu It z is on the sick i
list this week, being obliged to leave
I school Monday.
W. Burright is again ou his home-
stead in Alfalfa after spending the j
summer in tno mountains. j
Several men began work on the;
Central Oregon canals Monday.
MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that the
first meeting of the stockholders of
the Oregon Nitrate Company will be
held at Bend, Oregon, at 7:30 p. m.
November 9, 1917, for the purpose of
electing a board of directors and
transacting such other business as
might legally come before said meet
ing. MORTON & DUNN.
Buy a Liberty Bond.
Klectric toasters, that turn tlie
toast, only $4. The Power Co. Adv.
An WaAft This Bvxtoh
It lis A Badgs Of Hokor
Union
Market
Grocery
Our Saturday
Specials are the
talk of the town
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It Will Pay You.
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BEN F. ROSEMAN
j OTKS V.S.GOVFJlrlMEHT
Help My Doy
Win the War
BUY A
LIBERTY
BGMD
FILLING OUT A CHECK.
It I a Giori Rul Alwat to Writ th
S'.ub Firat.
In a Ids stun- a woman was inyhni
with a check f"r some goods she had
Just bought, ami she was arel'ully till-
lug In the stub of her t-lio-k book Mist,
"till, don't stop fur that!" urfced her
shopping couipuiiloii, who was in a
hurry. "You can do that when you
get home."
Unmoved, the careful wuniau fin
ished the stub with special care, then
wrote the check, gave It to the sales
man and said to her impalleut friend:
"Before I was married 1 took care of
sonic of my father's aecntinis. The
first tliuu he ever ttsked me to till out
n set of blank cheeks for 1 1 1 ill so be
could sign tin ui he told me: 'One rule
you must always observe write the
stub llrst. Make a vow to yourself
like unto the vow of Jcphlhah, that
you will never write a chock until the
stub Is tilled. If for any reason you
should fail later to write the check It
wen hi lie a simple matter to cancel
the stub, but If you write u Hunk ami
leave the stub blank you open Hie
door to u hundred chances of mistake.
No one's memory t an be I rusted mi
that subject. Never try to trust yours.
Let the law of "the stub first" U to
you as the law of Hie Medes and the
Persians.' I have always found It per
fectly easy to follow that rale, and
that Is one reason I hate n bank ac
count today. My husband is never
afraid 1 will make hint any trouble
with It."
J. A. EASTES
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Real Estate Man
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You Want to Pay
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ty with me. Careful attention
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MEN AND WOMEN Who are exacting on
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Suits and Coats made to order, Remodeling,
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TDKMS are so easy that the average working man
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in a short walk of the business district.
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BEND HIGH JOINS
DEBATING LEAGUE
II. M. tJrnnt to Clinch Team For Stale
Contest SH Students InlereMeil
III Newly I'lii-nied t lull.
Arrangements were completed to
day for the Bend high school to Join
the Oregon Debating league. This
means that the local team will ! en
titled to compete for the stat-i cham
pionship. Through the efforts of tho newly
formed debating society til 1 in'er-sl
of the students has been tin ue I to
ward the contest. The iiictlnti up
this year will he. "Resolved That I."
Single Tax as Advocated by llen.v
George Is Desirable for OreKnti." The
team w ill put forth the p r i m -! I part
of Its efforts pi'cpar.ug arguments
on tills topic.
Twenty-eight inrmhers have jolne.l
the club, of which Craig Coyner has
been made president. Mabel Spiiler,
JVssli a Ponieroy and Principal II. M.
Oram have been put on a coiiiiulttee
to draw up a constitution. Mr. Grant
wit', also coach the team.
SKM'IIV I. MA UN'S SOMKTIUNO
a -
(Hy I'nilnl I'risvi tTh Hullv lljllrtln)
- CAM I I.F.WIri. Taconia. Oct.
25. The sentry was walking
Ills post In the most approved
military style. Along came
Brig. (leu. Styer. Thu sentry
didn't salute.
"Guard, haven't you been In-
strucled to salute your offl-
rers?" General Styer asked.
"Gwan." replied thu guard.
"You cavalry guys think you
can fool us Infantrymen with
your funny clothes. We're, wise,
hoy."
Then sentry received a prac-
Ural lesson III how to Identify a
high army officer without de-
lay.
WATER NOW IS TUBE
FROM DEEPEST WELL
fluid Is Slightly Warm, llnuever.
Says Stanley Smith 11)51 U
I-cN-t Is IH-pth,
Not only Is the well recently com
pleted on the Stanley Smith ranch
near Pino Mountain, the deepest, us
far as is known, In Central Oregon,
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i but since a (iiaiil!iv of the water has
I been drawn o(f and Ihe well leaned
jinil the fluid has cleared and has
'been found absolutely pure, accord
lug to Mr. Smith. A peculiarity
the water, however, is that It
slightly warm, he says.
The Well Is lll.'il'a feet deep and
contains HS feet of water.
Surprise jour wife, liny tier an
clii-trlr vacuum cleaner. It iiinkii
linUM-kiN-pIng eany, $:to, at tin Pimi-r
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