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THE IIKND HCUiKTIN. DAILY EDITION, IIKN'D, OKKflON, Tlll'ltSOAY, MAIU'lt UO, 11)10
The Bend Bulletin
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THURSDAY. MARCH 20. 1919.
THE RULES COMMITTEE.
The report from the rules commit
tee of the council, presented at Tues
day night's meeting and printed In
The Bulletin yesterday. Is a slap' at
Mayor Eastes, the Commercial club
and the Central Labor council which
is wholly uncalled for.
The only matter of city business
which has been discussed by the
Commercial club since the present
council took office is the question of
city finances. The matter was
brought before the club by Mayor
Eastes, who had previously proposed,
without objection by the . council
that this be done. He also asked the
advice of the officers of the Central
Labor council. Thereafter, commit
tees from each body met with a com
mittee from the council, again with'
out objection. This joint body con
sidered the financial condition of the
city and, we believe, voted unani
mously to ask for further instruc
tions from the Commercial club and
the Labor council. One of the rules
committee, who signed the slap at
the mayor, took part in the meeting
and to all appearances acquiesced
in the idea of having representatives
of the business and organized labor
interests of the town advise how to
meet our financial needs.
Now we have the rules committee
report insinuating that the business
of the council is being transacted at
the Pilot Butte . Inn meaning by
the Commercial club though why
the Central Labor council, which has
been joined with the club In every
city matter, should be omitted from
the criticism we cannot understand.
So much for the facts. The con
clusions to be drawn from them are
that the city council, or at least
three members of it, consider them
selves the supreme dictators of our
municipal affairs and that they want
neither the advice nor the assistance
of any other citizens in our city
management. This is rather a high
horse to ride. We wonder if they
really mean to ride it. ,
Members of the city council, it is
true, are the elected representatives
of tho people, but once elected they
are not expected to ride rough shod
over the wishes of the people who
elected them. The council is a neces
sary body to attend to details of city
government and to translate into
ordinances the wishes of the people.
It should feel satisfaction, we believe,
to have popular assistance in its
work. Its job Is a thankless one.
For the most part the people leave
It alone and let it work unaided.
When aid Is offered, especially after
being asked, it would seem churlish,
to say the least, to take such position
as the rules committee has taken.
THE STRANGER WITHIN YOUR GATES
Hebrews 13:2 "Ho not forgetful to entortuin alrniiKcra'."
Protected by towering exorgroens, surrounded by snowcapped hills,
And blue-grity misty mountains low, the purring hum of mlllH,
Of Industry, and commerce, in the ruro, oleur atmosphere,
A little city hreuthes and thrives, and proapors with each year.
And Nature gave quite lavishly of miracles most BtruiiKo .
Tho lava cinder-covered slopes, mid broad extensive range;
A rushing -river, twisting wild, a glassy mound, nil Icy cavo,
Aud mossy wuter-pltted rocks wherein tho birds may bathe.
A stranger, passing, finds it fair, and lingers for a time,
And learns, amazed, .that all he read in fiction aud in rhyme
Of "Western hospitality, so free and democratic,"
Has long since pnssed Ye stars above! it strives to be aristocratic!
Now aristocracy, my friend, has features in Its favor,
And you and I well know that all things best quite savor
Of aristocracy,' which means refinement, culture, breeding
And kindliness which binds up wounds ot mind or body, bleeding;
Has open-minded fairness tree, and quiet hospitality
That clasps the hand and warms the heart with understanding sympathy
But thoughtless striving for a state, regardless ot true' meaning,
Accomplishes but little, while a surface air demeaning.
A land quite new to white man's hand, and hurrying civilization,
Should offer fair, square 'vantages to all without discrimination;
A democratic principle for your and my belief:
"Accept each man an honest man 'till he proves himself a thief."
There is one man who takes my hand, it's part ot his profession,
And he is paid for doing it I'm In his congregation. .
LINNETTE BUR KENNEDY.
Readers of The Bulletin who lave
been informed and entertained by
the letter from Salem published
weekly giving the political news and
gossip of the state capital will be
Interested to learn that their author,
Don H. Upjohn, has been appointed
secretary to Governor OlcotU Mr.
. Upjohn's appointment will necessar
ily mean the discontinuance of his
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however, is tempered by the satis
faction felt in the recognition of Mr.
Upjohn's ability and the conscloSa
ness that he will make as good a
secretary as he was a - newspaper
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by The Bulletin to have the service
continued by another able correspondent.
RED CROSS HOLDS
BIG CONFERENCE
(By United Press to The Bend Bulletin.)
NEW YORK, March 20. Dele
gates here today from all the allied
VALUE
FIRST
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countries are giving serious consider
ation to the rehabilitation ot dis
abled soldiers and sailors who had
a part in the great war.
The conference, which will last
until March 22, Is under the auspices
of the Red Cross Institute for
Crippled and Disabled Men and the
Red Cross Institute for the Blind.
Some of the best known men in
the field of rehabilitation delivered
addresses and outlined plans for the
ONLY 12 DAYS
until you can go
after the .
FINNY BEAUTIES
Look over all your
F1SH1NG TACKLE .
then come to us for
any additions. We
will sell you the
BEST.
We Sell Fishing1 Licenses
F. DEMENT
&CO.
Groceries Hardware
Me Bp Your
ForaBai
iJoney
ONE of the queerest things about some people is that they will not
follow GOOD ADVICE, when they KNOW they OUGHT TO.
Perhaps we are all more or lets that way, All the wise men of
all ages have urged their fellow beings to PUT AWAY SOMETHING
for a RAINY DAY. Good old Benjamin Franklin's sayings on eoonomy
and saving alone ought to make a bank book holder of EVEEY ONE.
If yon have DELAYED, suppose yon act HONESTLY with YOUR
SELF RIGHT NOW.
Central Oregon Bank
euro ot tho dlHuhlod, Among t liono
woro Dr. Mnurlcu lloiirlllon, prottldtmt
of the Porniununt Iutritllliil Oom
mlttoo on Wiir Cripples; ' Kilmuiul
Drontmrt, director ot thai School of
Ito-utlucntlon tor Mulmuil SoUllurs nt
.Moiitpulllor, Franco, iiihI many
others.
llolglum, KiiKlund, Cumuli! uml
other countries woro represented ut
the uiouttiiKS by uxporiunctitl work
ers, ami tho fodorul honrd for voca
tional education wan represented liy
Dr. C. A. I'rossor, Junius P. Monroe
and Arthur K. Holder.
A wide rnngo of subjects were ills
cussed, Including a niitlounl program
of rehabilitation, 'the American pro
grniii of compensation and functional
restoration.
The American delegates listened
with keen interest to the details of
the rehabilitation work ns curried on
In Europe. As a result ot the confer
ence great Impetus wus given tho
movement here to care for tho dis
abled. The Interests of employers In re
habilitation work wero also discussed
nt some longth. . 1
Daily Market Report.
(Furnished by arrangement with th
Central Oregon Bank.)
NORTH PORTLAND, March 20.
Fifty cattle rocolved. Market gen
erally steady.
Prima steers. 113 014; good to
cholco, $11. 50012. 60; medium to
good, tlOJCll; fair to medium. 19
10; common to tulr, 84i9; choice
cows and heifers, S 10.50 4f 1 2 : good
to choice, JO 10; medium to good,
$7i8; fair to medium, I56: cun-
ners. 13.50W 4.60; bulls, $65(8.50;
calves. $9.50 13.50; Rtockers and
feeders, $7 & 10.
' 1I(K Market.
Six hundred hogs received. Mar
ket steady.
Prime mixed. $18.25 18 50; me-
dium mixed. $17.90018 16; rough
heavy. Hi it 17; pigs. $15016; bulk
of sales. $18.25.
HluM-p Market.
One hundred and fifty sheep re
ceived. Market steady.
Prime lambs, $16 017; fulr to me
dium. $14015; yearlings, $11012;
wethers. $9f 10; ewes. $6,600 10.50.
BliTTERffl
BEND DAIRY
STORE
The Place for Quality
and Modest Prices on
All Dairy Products,
Eggs, Lunch Goods,
Etc., Etc.
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$tf tf tf tf tf tf
d A A A A
Stretchers !
$tf it tfl SI 4 ST
p p p p p p
Himill While lleiuiN, III tOc
Del Mmito ' t'nlMip, large,
lKitiio lino
(iimhI Pork niid IUniiih, 1 lh
net weight I He
Dromedary llatcH, the pkg. lirii:
Poppy Nyrup, no hotter, the
gal $.no
Tiv (Jiinton Apple Duller. SJl.tt.1
Dundy Picnic Hnnw, lb Ittlc
dinned Milk, 2 largo ciiiih..U5o
Triiita with l' or
Wo Moth Ixo Money
GILBERTS
ROCERY
$
Tonight
Friday ' . 1
Always a Favorite
Alice l.rady
in
a
Stunning Picture
"DEATH, DANCE"
Alice Brady is one of
America's foremost
Actresses.
Also
"Cing Bang" Comedy
COMING
Mitchell Lewis
in a
Red Blooded
Alaskan
Drama
"The
Code
Of
The
Yukon"
Sunday
Monday "
GRAND THEATRE
Closed Dodge
Touring Car
FOR HIRE NIGHT
Located at
- Pioneer Garage
Phone 221
J. W. LITTLEFIELD, Owner
I A REAL I
argain
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Th
Would You
be
Interested
in the
BEST
6 -Cylinder
Car
on the
Market?
If So, See
Pioneer Garage
Phone 221
The Franco Chain
Drive Tractor
Your Ford Furnishes the Motor Power.
Ideal for Use on Central Oregon Farms.
Demonstrator Will Arrive In Bend In Few Days
Farmers are invited to make. inquiries of
Phone 221 at the Pioneer Garage.Co.
E. M. BONNER, General Agent for Oregon, Idaho
, and, Washington.
HELP BUILD
UP YOUR
COMMUNITY
Community life in Amer
ica is the very life blood
of our democracy. Every
citizen owes allegience to
his home town.
The factories, mills and shops of your town provide
the payrolls and comforts needed for health and
t prosperity. Patronize and support loyally every
business man in your community. By doing so you
will beXworking most effectively for yourself and
building up your home town.
THE SHEVLIN-HIXON COMPANY
Eledric
Cleaner
Gets AH the Dirt, All
the Time. There is no
periodical house-cleaning1
time, no dusting, or wip
ing up. Tho dirt simply dis
appearsall of it. All the
housewife does Is push the
button and guide the cleaner.
And It's done In one-fifth the
time. THOR Naecum Clean
ers sold on easy terms.
Bend Water Light
& Power Co.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
CALL ON ,
THE CASH MARKET
bS? fish, clams
CRABS A OYSTERS
HOME CURED BACON AND HAMS
' "Quality an J Qusnti'ty"--Our Motto
Thomas Holtt, Manager ' ' Oregon Street
Ws favor s municipally owned ilsuf hler how and Slate inspection
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