The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 19, 1919, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 THE BKNI) BUUJBTIN, DAILY EDITION, MOTTO, OREGON, T1PJ1WDAY, JUNK 10, 1010 , The farmer and the business man of this com munity are partners in the progress or the failuie of their community. If they pull together, the progress and prosperity is certain to come. IF they listen to preachers of class hatred there can only be failure as a result. THE SHEVUN-HIXON COMPANY Progressiveness and Growth in tins community, meant dollars and cent) in your pocket. Build Now with Deschutes (While) Pine. Build of Lome products and patronize home irdustiy. The cheapest and test building material is Deschutes (White) Pine and is manufactured right here into all sizes and grades of lumber. Acquire a home of your own instead of a bunch of rent receipts. PUT YOUR MONEY TO WORKJBUILD NOW The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. LOCAL SALES AGENTS MILLER LUMBER COMPANY CENTRAL OREGON DOCTORS ORGANIZE Dr. J. F. Hosch Is President of New Medical Society Next Meeting to Be Hold in Bend. To perfect the organization of the Central Oregon Medical society, phy sicians of Deschutes, Crook and Jef ferson counties, gathered last night at the home of Dr. J. F. Hosch in Redmond, elected officers, selected Dr. Charles S. Edwards, of Prine ville as delegate to the Oregon State Medical associaton convention, and decided on August 4 as the date of the next' meeting, to be held in Bend. An elaborate supper was served during the latter part of the evening. Officers elected by the medical so ciety were as follows: President, Dr. Hosch; first vice president, Dr. IJale of Madras; second vice presdent, Dr. J. H. Rosenberg of Prineville; secretary-treasurer. Dr. Edwards; board of censors, Dr. H. K. Belknap, Prine ville, Dr. J. C. Vandevert and Dr. Charles A. Fowler of Bend. BEXI COCPI.K WED. County Judge W. D. Barnes offi ciated Tuesday evening at the wed ding of John T. O'Connor and Miss Alice Josephine Larsen, both of Bend, the ceremony being performed in Judge Barnes' office in the court house. Mr. and Mrs. .O'Connor will make their home in this city. Something to sen 7 Advertise li The Bulletin's classified column. ROAD SURVEYS , PLEASE NUNN (Continued from Page 1.) intimated, will come under the classification of post roads, and gov ernment action will be necessary be fore a definite state policy can be announced. In Lake and Klamath counties, surveys are being pushed under the direction of E. Wlthycombe, to make possible coordination of plans for construction of the highway as a whole. An important feature of government post road aid, Mr. Xunn emphasized, will be the work of the federal trucks which are to be furnished. SENATE VOTE KILLS DAYLIGHT SAVING (By United PrcM to The Bend Bulletin.! WASHIXOTOX. D. C. June 19. The daylight saving law, repeated earlier in the day by the house, was killed in the senate late yesterday afternoon. Transmigration of Souls. A fresh young mini was pressing nr. "Id gentleman, who evidently felt bored, to give him iin Illustration of the transmigration of souls, showing how a person's Identity might be uiuln t;'ned. At last the" old gentleman re plied; ".Supposing you should die, your soul might appear in a ciliary bird ; when the canary bird died It might np near in a lion or a tiger; again, It might appear In a Jakass and I might stroke, its ears and say, 'My dear fellow, you have not changed a bit' " Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph. M To Secure a Dividend the First of Next January. If you want to secure a dividend January first, next deposit your money with this bank that is, open a Savings Account on or before July first. We Pay Four Per Cent Interest on All Savings Accounts. Ccmpounded Semi-Annually July First and January First. The First National Bank OF BEND Seven Reasons Why There Should Be An Electric Range in Every Bend Home. Ml 1st Saving ot tlmo, labor and fuel. 2nd Moat, vegetables nnd otknr foods retain natural flav ors when cooked on mi ELEC TRIC. RANGE thut tiro other wise lost In vnpora when sub jected to uneven hetits pro duced by wood, coul or gas rnngos. 3es tlot out ot bod, turn tho button nnd 'breakfast Is started while you are dressing. 4lh No dirt, no iishos, Mother's work Is easier und hur disposition Is happier and her days are longer. 5th A blessing when days nro hot; cook on an Electric Range and you do not roallo there la any heat In your kitchen. StlwVery low rates maintained by the Mend Water, Light & Tower Co. put ull tho comforts of the ELECTRIC HANG 15 In roach of all. Tth Cleanliness, ease, comfort and tho fact that Mother's hurdons are lightened should bo tho main reasons for tin Electric Range. Bend Water Light & Power Co. ANTI-AMERICAN PROPAGANDA IS ON IN GERMANY (Continued from Page 1.) limited, but nevertheless moro or less persistant has sprung up. One hears of late that "really no Ameri can food Is coming in," though It Is of course well known to the govern ment that money was put up by Germany even before presentation of the treaty, intended to pay for cer tain American government sup plies. Not in all cases, however, is there complaint that America has failed to send what it agreed. On the contrary, one hears now and then that the government Is passing off Its old army bacon and saving the newer, better American bacon for the guards or for other purposes. In any case, the average Berliner doesn't overlook the fact that Amer ica's food supply hns helped to keep the wolf from the door when he was getting near to biting off the doorknob. Recently one or two rather vicious, articles have appeared in fhe press, seeking to detract from the Ameri can soldiers in the Rhine country. One in "Per Tag," for instance, averred that the Americans had in troduced "wild west manners" In the occupied territory; that they drank to excess; that they ousted people from their homes. However, at about the same time, one of the German papers raised the complaint that American soldiers In the occupied area wasted meats and fats rather than allow them to fall into German hands. While the Ger mans made no claim that foods were theirs by any right, they argued that such waste was improper when part of the world was suffering for fats. ONE-ARMED GOLFER ..."',. j0T ! 4V si ft '0 i'tl - si- 1 K rT--rf -l l r.viiTr ? . ;t5 Young Men Who Won Fame. It lias been said "ihe story of suc cess Is the story of young men." Among the "lamous before forty" are many of the world's best known mimes. At sixteen years of nge Huron pointed out tin- errors of Aristotle's philoso phy; Edward Lmidxeer gained fume by Ills picture. "Hogs fighting." mid Dihdin, writer of sea songs, staged his fits comedy. "The Shepherd's Artl Uee," at Covent Ganlcii. Where Papa Scored. Fnlher "I never smoked when I wns your age. Will you be able to tell that to your son when you are my age?" Willie "Km. with such a Straight face as you do, father, Yon beat me there." Iteeentlv John llnsklns of Iloyluke nnd Norman Mycock of Huston, both (iiie-nriufd. played iin exciting golf match In Knglnnd. Iusplte their handi cap both put up n flue brand of golf. The photograph shows Mycock driving. Law of Tailing Bodies. Since a body fnlls fo the ground In consequence of Ihe earth's attrac tion on ench of Its molecules. It fol lows that, ever thing else being the same, nil bodies, great nnd small, light and heavy, ought to fall with eqnnl rapidity. The fact Hint a stone fnlls more rapidly tnan n feather I due solely to the unequal resistance opposed by the air to the descent of these bodies. In o vacuum all bodies full with tqunl rapidity. PHYSICALLY FIT AT ANY AGE It Isn't nge, It's eorcWa living thnt Jiuts nien "down nnd out." Keep your ntermil organ iu good condition und 7011 will always Lo lliYirr.lly tit. 'The kidneys rrn the lunst over worked organs ia the human body. When they break down nuder the Mrcin ntij tho deadly uric acid ac cumulates nnd crystallizes look out! These sharp crystals tear and scratch t:ic delicate tirinury cuanuels causing excruciating pain and set up Irrita tions witicU nuiy rnuso prcniature dc geuerulion and often do turn Into deadly Jtrirlit'o IMhcotc. On.i of tho first warnings of Ring f;lh kidney action ll pnin or stlftnesa i'i tho small of the back, Inis of appe tite, indigestion or rheumatism. Do not wait until the danger In npon you. At tho firot indication of tronhlo ?t niter tho eauao ot once. Get n trinl iox of GOLD MKDAL ITunrlcta Oil Capaulco, imported direct from tlifl laboratories ia HolluniL 'i'hey v.ill cive almost immcdinto relief. If lor ony cause they should not, your monc7 will ho refunded. But bo suro to get OOLU Ml'.DAL. None other Is genuine, la c 'fled boxes, throe sizes. THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS I'Oll CENTRAL OREGON OF OIL, GASOLINE, FLOUR, SALT, MEATS HAM, BACON, LARD, ETC. FERTILIZERS FOR LAWNS AND FARM LANPS General Commission Merchants WE BUY HIDES THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY Phone 241 A. M. PR1NGLE, Manager CIASSiriEDl PVERJISING I TO RENT, HELP WANTED. Clauinptl BilvurtUtntr ctmrnt timr Unut 10 eciiU (or K0 wurdi ur !. Oti pvtil itor wunl fur mII over HO. All oliuuiltlvtl mlvurltilhy ttrlrtly owh In fttlvn WANTED WANT HI) Furniture, ranges, rugs, household goods and phonographs. SliHulut'd F'urnlturu Co, 12c WANTK1) Ilousokeepur on small ranch; bachelor; good homo. In quire Miss Mnrkol, City Host Itoom. 48-1 tiro WANTKI) dltmsckcopor on ranch; small family. Inquire Miss Mar ked, City llesl Room. 47-1 Itfc WANTKI) Work to do during vaca tion by two high school girls. Ap ply llullotln orilce. . 41-10-12p WANTED Practical nursing to do. For further Information call tit 328 Slsemorv Ht. 2G-8-l3p WANTED 6-room house, modiirn, close in and unfurnished. Write D. P. l) caro llullotln. 20-8-9i WANTED Men lo work In sawmill and camp. Married men preferred. Houses furnished tit $5.1)0 per month and up. l'luo Treo Lumber Co. 21-7-13c FOR RENT FOR IIE.N'T 1 three-room flat, oppo site box factory; furnished for housekeeping. Apply at Hotel Port land. 6!I-12-I3p KOU KENT To smull- house, one near mills, one near depot; partly furnished; Stl.ol) per month. S. K llogin, .11 Lafayette Ave. CS l:'p l'HOI IOHHIDNAL DIKIOCTOHY. FOK KENT Three-room house with basement; some furiiltore; ulso a big garden, growing linn. Call evenings at 323 Lufayellu St. 4 S -1 1 -1 2 1 FOR SALE FOK SALE Several used ranges. In good shape; ubo used furniture of ull kinds. Standard Furniture Co. 12c FOR SALE 7-room modern house. 2 blocks from First National Hank bldg.. $2700. Will take used car up to1000. J. Ryan & Co. f.O-U'trc FOR 8ALK Duroc Jersey sow and flvo pigs, or will trade for good cow and pay difference. liox &7. II. F. Mersdorf. 5l-I2-13p FOR SALE 4-room modern house. close to llrooks-Srnulon mill; $2000; terms. J. It) an & Co. 54-12tfc FOR SALE Used phonographs, Vic tors and StradlvurliiH with records it big discount. Standard Furniture Co. 12c FOR SALE Two !!i.!li!:f. I extra nood mattress, 1 exlm , good springs. R. O. lll-icijiv . fi l 3p FOR SALE Four burner oil fi-rve; good condition. Imiulre Coiy Hotel. ,t7!'tfc FOR SALE-II 1 or nilltli cows. Jerseys and liolstolns. Will sell any number. C. J. Cook, Mllllcan, Ore. 34-Utfc FOR SALE - - Cbeitp, rnok stove, heating stove, (lining : lut I r.i. hed- cublnet. Iii'iulre 154 Huwtborne. 4:i-I0-12p FOR SALE My modern home In Welstorla at a very iittraetlvo prlco. W. R. Speck. 32-8-1 Hp FOR SALE Ford touring car. In fiilrHhiitin for i:tnft nn enuli P. It Oartrell, 1617 Division St. 2-154-GSp FOR 8ALB New modern 4-r'oom house, closo to Drooks-Scanlon mill. A snap at $1800.00. J. Ryan & Co. 00-131tfo LOST LOST Amethyst brooch pin. Finder kindly leave at Uullelin office for roward. . 0B-12-14C AXNOUNCKMKNT. O. C. Morgnn, attorney at Inw, has moved Ills offlco Into tho Log Cabin building, 1004 Oond si root. Telephone Dlack 1411. Adv.8-l.1c NOTICE. Tho rehearsals of tho Dnnd Union band will ho held at tho Hippodrome Monday nnd Wednosday evenings at 8 o'clock, Beginners will receive In struction free. Adv. lfI-7np. . Looking Ahead, ChnrlcH, upon the nrrlvtil of n smnll hrother, wns nsked If ho was not glad that. It was n liny so ho could piny with bin). "Humph," enmo tho answer, "by the time lie Is big enough to play I'll be growod up find married." Roods Must Be Kept In Repair. ' Investment of money In new roiidH ilne not lincnmo rent economy until provision is miido for keeping theito new roads In condition tifler they tiro tmllt. If n new road Is built nnd then allowed to full Into disrepair, much of the original Investment Is simply wasted. Dr. Charles A. Fowler 1UIY8ICIAN AND 8UUC1KON Ofi- lu tho O'Kutio llullding NAPIER & YOUNG LAWVIOIIH Press Ilhlg,, lluiid, Orn. C110N1CRAL LAW I'RACTICW tilMVlsltlwi CiiriHirstlttim, CuntmcU I.aml Tlilya anil ICalntwi, l'houu Hud 141 II. S. HAMILTON ATTORNEY-AT-I.AW Ilooma 1S-16 First National Bank Illdg. Tol. Oil (Dr. Cat't Korm.r ortlc.) It. II. n Arinonil CIim. W, Kr.klns Dc Armond & Krskine h A XV Y K II H O Kano llullillng, iieml, Oregon W. G. Manning, I). M. D. DENTIST Sulto 12-14 O'Kutio llullding Tol. llluck 1781 Dund, Or. DR. TURNER, EYE SPECIALIST Permanently Located In Iletid with New Kqulpmunl Private Oflli-o In Thorson's Jewelry Store Dr. Turner will be In Prlno vllte every first und third Fri day; In Madras every second and fourth Friday, und In Red mond overy first and third Thursday of ouch mouth. Tfftrhon Kt tjt O'Kanr nwig Dr. E. E. CRAY DENTIST 1 lour. 9 00 to 12:00-.. 1:00 lo 5:X) Ewtlngt mni Sunjmyi hi f.t.tmmtil DR. ANNA RIES-F1NLEY Office snd Rciidrnrn 20 Orrgon Sliett oppaiil' Public library Ph-n. Z2AI Women and Children Specially r.nrn.cr.t. r.'ut Art NevHtt Wmlc Itco.lj la .Make f..r lluby Malernilv Turau MRS. A. M. LARA Willi llnl.y'a ll.,...lr Sa SlorriMin HI.. I'artlanS, Or. IMiik'i Wl Park anl 'IV11II1 I'Iihiio Mnr.liall (l;H HunnyAlilu Apia. I'liune !19ta Iteml Liidgn No. 4'2'.t Loyal Or der nf Moose Meeta 111 Moos Hull every' Thursday. Visiting brothers am cordially Invited to attend. C'EXTIlAIi ORIX.'O.V COLLKCTINO AtJENCV Rooms 2-4 O'Knno llullding' llcnil, Oregon Collections Mndo In All Parts of Central Oregon DR. G. SKINNER IHCNTIHT Room 17 O'Knno Building Office Hours; 0 to 12 1 to 5 MRS. V. A. SMITH Agent (or tho Will call by appointment on Indies desiring a fitting. , ADDRESS P. O. BOX 638 NUItONU CORSiriH Dr. II. N. MOORE DENTISTRY Hours: 0:00-5:30; 7:30-8:30 Sundays 10-1 Tol Illnck 1671 O Kano Dldg. IIAIK DltEHHINt. PAKLOK lip-toHlnte alectrlcal arnlp treatmrnla fir falltnir tialr and ilanilrulf. Famima Neo. lila.tlMUo l-ara Irrallnanu. All klmla llalr Wtirk ilona. MRS. .MCI, I, Kit Old "Pal'lra Hl'ira" on Orn St. Singer Sewing Machines Latest Models & Improvomonts For DomonstrntloiiH 8uo J. PUOUOH With II. Cato, Johnson Building IIAIK DIIKHHINO PARLOR Dp-to-iiAto elcetrlcnl irnlp trentmxnUi fol fnlllnir hair and dnnilriiff. r'smnus Nee plnatloua Kiicn triatmonU. All klmla Itnlr Wnrk done. MRS. mulli:r Old "Peuploa Hlnro" on Orosnn St, l'liono ttiid 18r,l