The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 21, 1919, DAILY EDITION, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 18 THE BEND BtlLKTlN. DAILY EDITION, IlKND, OKROON. HATl'UDAV, JUNK 81, 1010 Start Now to Get Ready For the Fourth of July ez823CzR Iff ti ism &ssm II " B. You will find our Sh oes values without compar ison in the city. Florsheim Shoes are good shoes. That's why we like to recom mend them to all men. M. P. CASHMAN, BEND'S : BIGGEST : AND : BEST : CLOTHIER Snow Houses in the Arctic A snow house is the most adaptable of dwellings. If It pets too warm ei ther for the comfort of the inhabi tants or because the roof begins to thaw, you con lower the temperature by enlarging the ventilating hole with your knife. If it pets too cold you make the hole smaller by stuffing a mitten into it. If the roof begins to thaw because it Is made of blocks that are too thick you send a man out with a long knife or machete, and he thins them down until the frost without neutralizes the heat from within and the thawing stops. But If you have made your roof too thin and hoar frost begins to form from your breath and from the steam that rises from the rooking, then a man goes out with a shovel instead of a kvffe and throws a little soft snow on the roof to blank et it from the excessive cold. Vllhjal mur Stefansson in Harper's Magazine. Peele's. There was offered for sale recently reele's hotel In Fleet street, orig inally famous as Peele's Coffee honse. With Its tVcQ of London nnd 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 Saeings Accounts. Compounded Semi-Annually it July First and January First. The First National Bank OJ BEND Tw am or S'SPKXiom Brnvica Let Your Clothes Do the Saving You don't object to sav ing money when you buy clothes; but don't stive on the price; that's ex travagant. Pay Enough to get good Quality and let the clothes do the saving for you. Our clothes last so long that your clothes expenditure is lowered; that's why men think of this store as an economy center. provincial newspapers It was very popular, especially among the law yers of the Temple and Chancery lane. At Peeles from 1S5S onward, until Its work was successfully con cluded, was the central " committee room of the Society for Repealing the I'aiier Duty. At one time the old cof fee house was the house of call and post office for all the-money lenders am! bill discounters In the neighbor hood. It was rebuilt some 40 or 50 years ago, and retleets very little of lu earliest history today. Trouble with miners Is almost pro verbial. In South Stafford-hire. Kng land, there were three big strikes In successive decades, namely, 1WJ4. 187-1 and 1S-S4, nnd on those occasions the older men led the younger ones. In the recent trouble It has been the oth er way nbout. Whilst the seniors were quite Inclined to accept what the commission had given them, the young men were restive, and the elder miners had, for 'once in a way, to follow the boys who were really out after the commission's report for a day or hfn's "stlHclft"." tit VresaaYfla. GLASGOW'S GIFT TO msjKmsssasai S"'' Tills Is tlio gold casket to he presented to Mr Douglas llalg when he ro cclvos the freedom of the city- of tilttsgow. 1 ho lSrlllsh lion surmounting l!io casket Is of Ivory. OIL CRANK-PINS OF AUTO ENGINE Chief Reason Why Bearings Wear Fast is 1 hat They Are Not Lubricated Properly. GOOD SYSTEM IS DESCRIBED Hat Given Excellent Results and Elim inated Most of Connecting-Rod Bearing Trouble Study In. terlor of Engine. ' The adjustment of the connecting rod bearings Is one of the most coin ; mon repair Jobs on an automobile en ! glne. Probably the chief reason why these bearings wear faster than the others Is that they are not lubricated properly under ull conditions. Tho system described below has given very good results and has almost elimi nated connecting-rod bearing trouble. Most of the oil delivered to tho main bearings escapes the ends slid (lows along the crank webs, and Is finally thrown off by centrifugal force. If small scuppers are placed at the ends of the crunk-plns this oil will be caught and nitty be carried through the pin to the beuring. In the right-hand Illustration one throw of the crunk-shaft is-shown with the scupper In place. . The oil leads are indicated by dotted lines. Tie radial hole should be drilled first, and should extend to the renter of the pin. Then a hole should be drilled through the renter of the pin until 11 Connectlng-Rod Bearing Adjustment is One of the Most Common Yet Com plicated Jobs About the Automo bile Engine. It connects with the radial holp. The amnllest drilh; possible should be used; probably an ',4-ln. radial hole and a 310-ln, lead will work out best in the average engine. In very large engines a slightly larger hole would probably give Letter results. In a case where the crank-pins nrc hollow, the scupper placed over each end nnd over the rndiul hole Is all that will be necessary. The other Illustration shows n de sign for a scupper that Is well adapted THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY WHOLESALE. DISTRIBUTORS l'Olt CENTRAL OREGON OF OIL, GASOLINE, FLOUR, SALTMEATS HAM, BACON, LARD, ETC. FERTILIZERS FOR LAWNS) AND FARM LANDS General Commission Merchants we buy hides; THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY Phone 241 A. M, PR1NGLE, Manager SIR DOUGLAS HAIG In most crank-shafts. Sketch A shows the layout or pattern, II shows a side view, mill C mi end view. Sheet brass or copper hIkuiIi! he used. Tin end of the shaft should ho smoothed slightly, and then tho Nfiipper riveted or limited In place. Tho crank-shafts nro carefully balanced In high-speed motors, so euro should In used not to change tho balance any moro than necessary. ltefore Installing such n system a careful Inspection should ho made, to mako sure that there Is room for the scuppers at nil places ns the shaft re volves. (Irent care should tie exer cised In laying out this work, us tho crnnk-shaft could easily tie damaged, and in it Jolt of this sort mistakes are very costly, usually necessitating the purchase of new parts. A study of the engine's Interior Is essential to every amateur motorist. S. K. (ilhbi la Popular Science Monthly. DIFFICULTY IN WASHING CAR Operation Can Be Performed by Man Working Alona If Barrel Is Placed on Platform. The great difficulty In washing au tomobiles, where no water under pres sure Is available. Is to operate the sprayer pump, and at the same time use a sponge effectively, says Popular Mechanics Magazine. , A large water nnd air-tight barrel with both hotuls In tact will be required. A faucet or valve, to which a hose can be attach ed, Is Inserted In one of these heads. The barrel Is then placed, with tho faucet down, upon some sort of plat form. A hose Is attached to this fnu cet anil to the nozzle of the force pump. After the valve Is opened, wa ter should he pnmped into the barrel, until It Is about three-fourths full. The Water From a Well or Clctern Is Used With All the Convenience of a City Pressure System. valve Is then closed, and the hose Is removed from the nozzle of tin- force pump. To use the barrel as n force spray, it Is only necessary to put n nozzle on the hose and open the valve at the bottom of the barrel... The air, which Is compressed by pumping the water Into the barrel, forces the wa ter out when the valve Is onened, thus making an effective spray.. All these operations enn be performed by a man working alone. CLA55iriEDl if A V7 f m JL HELP WANTED, eaitU for wonta or li, Olm rtnl lt m-il (or H uvir VU. All ulntllitl mlvarlUlnu trltftlr otuh lit mtvtkiwtt.. " WANTKI) VANTK1 1'sed furniture, ranges. phumxraiih, luiiiHuhtild goods of all kinds. Let us lualto you an offer. Standard Kiiruliuro t'o. He YVANTHH Kunilture. ranges, ritits. household goods mid phonograph, Sttimlai'd Kuriilturo Co. He VANTK1 Mail and wife or two women to cook and Hanky for 110 to 35 men. Apply at Anne's Hani. till-13-Hp WANTKH Housekeeper on small ranch ; bachelor: good home. In quire. MIhs iMurkol, City lies! Itooni. 4S-I Itfc WANTKI) Housekeeper on ranch; small family. Iuii!ru Miss Mar ket. City Itesl Itooiu. 4 7-1 Itfc FOR RENT KOI KENT Two furnished house keeping rooms, (IreiMiwood Avo. and Wull Ht., . over Kleclrlo Hhoe Shop. (4 -Hp FOIl RKNT 1 throe-room flat, oppo site box factory; furnished for housekeeping. Apply at Hotel Port land. G'J-lMap KOIt HUNT Two small houses, one near mills, one near depot; partly furnished; Jti f0 per mouth. S. H. llogtn, 34 I.afuyctie Ave. r,'.'-13p FOR SALE .'OR BALK Sixty White Leghorn cockerels, springers. Live weight 1 It) I H pounds, ,50c each. Inquire at ilullelin. 63-Hp FOR BALK - Household furniture, In good condition. Inquire 4 r,9 Uroudway. Cl-H-IGp FOR BALK Klx-holo steel range. Ill good condition. Inquire 1 r,22 1 1 1 1 St.. f2-H-lHp FOR BALK - Modern 5-rnom house, on corner Federal and Mllwauk"". Ilnulovard addition. CK-H tap FOR 8AI.K Several goo.l phono. graphs with records, nt a discount. We make you liberul terms. Stand ard Furniture Co. lhc FOR SAI.KA big line of new and used furniture and ranges. We soil on easy terms. Take Liberty bonds at full value. Standard Fur niture Co. 14c FOR BALK Csod phonographs, Vic tors and Btradivarliis. with rec ords, at big discount. Standard Fur niture Co. 14c FOR BALK Several lined ranges. In good shape. uli"i ipted f-'rntl-'ro of ail kinds. Stai.dard Furniture Co. He FOR SALK Iteo, ldls, Speed wagon, In A 1 rotiuitloit. Will give trial and terms. Inquire Main's Blacksmith Shop. U6-13-Hp FOR BALK l.'sed Ford touring car. flood condition. Reasonable. In quire Deschutes Uaragn. Ii.r,-l.'ltfc FOR SALK One-two room and one four-room house. Fine location, close to mills, John Rock, 14 4 Dela ware Ave. 64-13-14p FOR SALK t?sod baby clothes. In quire morning, noon or evening, at houHO In rear of No. .18 Lafayette. fll-13p FOR BALK For $325.00, block I. lot 4, Deschutes uddltlnn, 3000 ft. lumber, 8 windows, 2 doors. R. (. Dlackwell. HO-12-Hp FOR BALK 7-room modern house, 2 blocks from First National linnk bldg., 12700. Will take used car up to $1000. J. Ryan & Co. C0-12tfe FOR SALK 4-roofn modern house, clone to llronks-Bcanlon mill; $2000; terms. J. Ryan ft Co. 54-1 21fc FOR BALK Four burner oil stove; good condition. inquire Cozy Hotel. 37-8lfc FOR SALK 1 1 head of milch cows, Jorsoys nnd Holstelns. Will sell any number, C. J, Cook, Mllllcnn, Ore. 84-Btfc FOR SALK My modern homo In Wolslorln at a very attract Ivo price. W. R. Speck. 32-8-1 8p FOR SALK Ford touring enr, In fair shape, for $300.00 cash. C. It. Gartroll, 1017 Division HI. 2-lC4-GRp FOR SALK Now modern 4-room house, close to Ilrrioks-Scanlnn mill. A snap at $1800.00. J. Ryan ft Co. 00-Ultfc LOST' . LOST Amethyst brooch pin. Finder kindly lonvo ut Ilullelin ofllcn for reward. B5-12-14C NOTKK. The rehennials of tho Tinnrt Union hand will bo held at. tho Hlppodrnmo Monday and Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock. Beginners will rnoulvo In struction freo, Adv. 161-70P. rilOliOHHlONAL WHUtrrORY. , Dr. Charles A. Fowler I'llYSICIAN AND BURGEON Oil'" lu the O'Kano building NAPIER & YOUNG I.AWVIItM l'reas llltlg., lloml, Ore. tllCNIOKAl, LAW I'UAtVriCIO ti"litltliNi CtirimrulluiiM, CtmliMi'U Uiiul '1'lilva nnii Uatnlt. I'lionu Rod 14 I R. S. HAMILTON A'l'TOH NK Y-AT-LA W Rooms 13-It Flist National Hank llldg. Tel. 611 (llr. Cva'a Knfm.r ORtc.) II. II. t'o Arinoml CI,.., W. Krahllla Do Armond & Erskine i, a w v K u H O'K'itiiu HulldliiK, llend, Oregon W. G. Manning, D. M. D. DENTIST Sulto 12-14 O'Kanu llulldlng Tel. U lack 1781 llend. Ore. DR. TURNER, EYE Bl'KCIALLST rermanentiy Located in Hand with New Kqulpment Private Office In Thorson'a Jewelry Store Dr. II. N. MOORE DKNTISTKY Hours: 9:00-6:30; 7:30-8:30 Sundays 10-1 Tel Iltack 1671 O Kano Utdg. Trlrphuur Uni ;t O KaDf tllrfg Dr. E. E. GRAY DENTIST I Ufi 9.00 io I200-..:00io 5:30 DR. ANNA RIE5-F1NLEY Oihc and RriHlrnc 29 Olrjoo Stint oppoi i'ubkc Libraty Phrna 22AI Womn and Chililirn a Specially HAIR IRKSSIJ I'ARUIH l;i-laMlatc Icrlrh-al acalp trmutivnu for falllna lialr and damlruir. Kamu Nao. piulliua Kara ttclm.nl.. All kln.U Hair V'i.rk il..n.. , MRS. Ml I, I, Kit OM "I'ofu.lni 81-ifa" on Orasun St t.armrnl. fut Arl NWcllr Work Itrsily to Mak. f,,r llaby t.lrrnlt Cint. MIIH. A. M. LARA With tlalir'a ll..nr IX MatrUon Hi., I'arlland. Ora, Ifetworn Wr.t Park ami T.nlh Phono Manhall ;s gunny.kla Aeu. phone 3911 llenil Irfulgn No. 4211 loyal Or der of MoiiHo Meets In Moose Hall every Thursday. Visiting brothers are cordially Invited to attend. CKNTUAli ()RK;)V 4 )LI,K(.TI.a AOKNCY ' Rooms 2-4 O'Kano llulldlng llenil, Oregon Collections Made in All Parts of Central Oregon Singer Sewing Machines Latent Mndnls & Improvements For Dnmnnst rations Bee . I). TROUGH With II. Calo, Johnson Building DR. G. SKINNER MKNTINT Room 17 O'Kano .Winding Office Hours; 0 to 121 to 6 1IAIH nitLHHlNG PARLOR tlp.UHtluto electrical acalp trentmvnta fur fnllintf hatr and (InnilrulT, KHmnna Neo. plnatlauo Faco trentmenu. All klntla ltnlr Work rintie. MRS. MIILLI.R Old "Paopl.! Htore" on Orcson Ht. Phone lied lset MRS. V. A. SMITH Agent 'fori he Wlli call by appointment on ladles desiring n fitting. ADDRKSS P. O, IlOX B8 NUIIOMO COIINICTH ' Mil i i ,