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THE DEND UVIXKTIN, DAILY EDITION, DKND, OllKtJON, MONDAY, JUNK 23, 1010
The Bend Bulletin
DAILY EDITION
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Enured aa Second Claaa matter, Januarr I,
IP 17, at in rw umci m u, view-, ..
act oi marcn o. ioi.
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MONDAY. JL'XE 23, 1919.
BETTER STOCK.
-Over In Carlton, OreRon, last
week a Jersey cattlo breeder sold
32 cows for a total of $36,224. or
an averaee of J1132 each. The
highest price paid' for brie animal
was $5100 and the lowest $300.
One man paid $G200 for five cows.
In various quarters the results of
this sale are taken as evidence of
the supremacy ot the state of Ore
gon in the business ot breeding
Jerseys, and, indeed, if any proof
were necessary this should be suf-
ficient. For this section, however,
the lesson to be drawn is not that
these cattle were. Jerseys, nor that
they were raised In the state of Ore
gon, but simply that it is possible!
by care and skill to raise cattle that
will bring high prices.
Here in Deschutes county $100
Is a good price for a cow. Yet con
ditions are as favorable here as in
Carlton for the production of higher
priced stock. It costs no more to
raise the better kind and results
are far bigger. Paraphrasing the
famous artist's remark as to what
he mixed his paints wlith, if the
cattle men will only mix brains with
their breeding the effort will show.
Fortunately the local farmer does
not have to travel alone along the
road to better stock. Local banks
, are giving their aid and the farm
organizations are promoting the idea.
Only the individual impulse' is
needed and such prices as those re
ported above should furnish that.
We have an Idea that the sugges
tion to remove the state capitol from
'Salem to Portland grew out of an
Idea to advertise Prineville rather
than to punish Salem or reward Port
land. Do you remember what a
stir the Salem Commercial club sec
retary created when he wrote to all
the other Salems asking them to
change their name? -
Germany wants to make member
ship in the league of nations a con
dition of signing the peace treaty.
Meet them with a smile and say:
"Surest Thing You Know."
Bend Will
The Celebration Committee
needs $2000 to do it right.
The Finance Committeee will he
out beginning tomorrow, 'Tuesday,
June 24th.
By your financial support
you will help to make Bend's
FOURTH the best ever.
Everybody
ShouldHelp
BAPTIZING
Hits photOKi'iiph used through the courtesy of the centeuiit v cnmint.viliui nf thu Metlmillxt hiilNeopnl t'luirt'h,
shows the linptlstii of n it entire community in Imllii. The missionary in order to effort this 11 1st Christianize I ho
chief of the community. The chief, realizing how good It feels to become it Chrlxtlnn, orders hi entire tribe to
become ChristUius, nud the missionary does the baptizing.
while a bunch of Republican sen
ators want to make non-membership
a condition on the part of the United
Stales. What's the answer?
Looking back, we are sorry that
that telephone strike was not called.
There are some operators we should
like to -see walk out and stay out.
They Wouldn't Suit Her.
Mary I'ickford was talking about
the new French fashions.
"The French," she raid, "are trying
to bring the long skirt back again."
She frowned slightly. Then, as she
glanced down at her little shoe, her
brow cleared.
There's no doubt," she said, "that
long skirts would suit some girls down
to the ground."
"Key Money."
In many districts of England, and
particularly in Yorkshire, where the
dearth of houses is acute, the practice
of paying "key money" Is growing. So
keen are prospective tenants to get.
Into a house directly It Is vacant Hint
as much as $50 to $100 Is offered to
the occupier for the key, this transac
tion generally carrying with It the un
derstanding that the landlord will ac
cept the succeeding tenant.
SEES PICKWICK AS JOHNSON
Canadian Writer Believes Dickens'
Famous Character Was Sketch
of the Great Lexicographer.
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A discussion has arisen between
E. It. Thompson in the Nineteenth Cen
tury and a writer In the Toronto Mall
and Empire as to vh'her Plekens'
Celebrate!
AN ENTIRE COMMUNITY IN INDIA
famous "character of ""MrCl'lik'wlck"
is an adaptation of the personality nf
Dr. Samuel Johnson. The iniignzinc
writer holds that this Is the case; that
the novelist was Inspired by James
Itoswell's "Life of Johnson" and that
the alleged plagiarism Is proVd by a
certain characterization of I'tckwlek
which coincides almost to a word with
one of KoBwell's descriptions of John
ton. The Toronto writer believe If
Dickens did copy his character from
the noted lexicographer he did It un
consciously and without any attempt
to steal the fruits of Boswell's writing.
It Is atlntltted that there are many
points of resemblance between I'U
wk-k and Johnson. Both were rather
portly, burly men. They had a com
mon weakness for the use of resound
ing and d I unl tied speech; both hud
little dlfilculty In summoning Immense
reserves of dignity to suppress the Im
pudent or the flippant, and both had
great hearts.
"lint," says the Mall and Empire
writer, "we have not the ltnai;lnntlon
to picture Doctor Johnson disporting
himself on skates after the fashion of
Mr. Pickwick, and there Is a sort of
kindly credulity about the hitter Hint
we find distinctly lacking In Johnson.
Moreover, we never suspect Mr. Pick
wick of being a bully, although It is
to be admitted that when he orders
the skates of Mi. Winkle to be re
moved he shows a Johnsonian stern
ness and Impn.lienee with pretense."
LITTLE KNOWN OF ST. MARK
Facts as to History of Evangelist Have
Been Lost in the Passage
of Years.
St. Mark, the evangelist. Is believed
to have, been Ixirn nf Jewish parents,
deriving Ihelr origin from the tribe of
Levi. He Is also thought to liiive been
"sister's son" to the npostle St. I'etcr,
though some have confounded him
ullh John, stirnumed Murk, "sister's
ou" to St. P.iirniilms. He wn. prob
ak(' converted by St. Peter, and was
kU (ons iint attendant In Ills travels.
aV i- traditionally said to have found
ry the church In Aqiiileln, and there
tu have written the gospel which bears
i ls name. St. Mark suffered on April
':". though the certain year of his mar
tyrdom s not precisely determined by
the iiucleiils, St. Mark's symbol Is t lie
lion, because he has set lorlji the royal
illgnhy of Christ; or, necm-dlier to
other writers, on account of Ills begin
ning with the mission of St. John Hie
ISnpllst, which is figured by Hie lion;
or to 'a legend that was popularly be
lieved in the middle r.ges, that I lie
young of the lion was limn dead, and
lifter three days was nwnkcnnl by the
voice of Ils sire, symbolical of the res
urrection. No Novelty.
"How did you find the feller Hint
runs the Iltisy lice store?" Inquired un
uctiialiitiince.
"I .lust rummaged around till I tin
earthed him," replied n citizen of
Sandy Mush, Ark., who hud been shop
ping In Tuiiillnvllle.
"Yes, but I heerd that he was In
mighty bud health?"
"Mebby so. He may hnve been puny,
but I didn't notice It. I found him
asleep In the back ronn setting on a
keg, and when I asked him If he had
any nxlc grease he 'lowed he had, but
wanted to know If I couldn't Just as
well come around Inter, when he'd
pi'oh'ly be standing up. Nope, I didn't
see anything peculiar about hint.
Kansas City Slur.
Muscular Music.
"Thnnlc goodness, now the Hun Inn
shown himself In his true colors, our
ears are no longer shattered with the
noisy music of Itlchard Strauss."
The speaker was Handel llooth, sec
retary of the Denver Philharmonic so
ciety. "I know a chap," he went on, "who
mild to his music teacher;
'"Professor, I'd like to take tip the
study of Strauss with you. What will
It costr , .
.ft,,,, .yy ,yy,r, J
. "'Dot. meln frlendl,' said the old
professor, "vlll depend on how many
times der piano will have to be re
built.'" Business Women Federating.
The first nntlhnal convention of busi
ness women of America will lie held In
St. Louis, Mo.. July H. One of the Im
portant subjects to he' discussed I
housing for business woiyen. This con
vention Is a step toward the federation
of business women. Itehlntl the move
ment Is a national committee of keen
business and professional women, rep
resenting every section of the cuuntry,
with headquarters nt (10(1 Lexington
avenue, New York city. Lemi Minlesln
Phillips Is the executive secretary of
the federation.
No Escape.
"Good morning, Mrs. Jagshy, Wf
are ience delegates."
"Pence delegutes?"
"YeKsuiu. We were sent-by Mr.
Jngsby, who was unable to get horn
Inst night. He wauls us to arrange
the nruilstlce terms and settle on the
size of the Indemnity he owes you."
"I'mpli! You tell Mr. Jagshy If 'ha
dosn't show up here In the next hour
I'll come and get hlui. He's not la
Holland." Itlrmlngliam Age-Herald.
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The Cozy Hotel
The place for
medium priced
Rooms and Meals
R. L. ANDERSON
' Real Estate
Insurance
Loans
Minnesota Street
Phone; Office. Black 1591
Rciiclence, 205 1
J. B. Anderton, Agent.
CIIAS. STANTON
Shop Next to Montgomery's
Plumbing' Shop
ALL WORK GIMRANTKKD
. Painting unit l'liperliiuiirlntf
FRANK WRIGHT
Cnrpenter Work Hmv 1'lllnK
Shop In tho DiiHemont of the
Bend Laundry
Or Inquire at Pnstlme
Wet Wash Wanted t
Iluujtli lry nnd Hnlxlied Woik
Klectrlc Machine. Used
Call 1602 IIIII St., or write
- Mrs. Pearl E. Lattimer
Box 80, Bond, Oregon
Work Called Kor and Delivered
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TONIGHT Last Showing
GERALDINE FARRAR
"THE HELL CAT"
Powerful piece of lllm Uflliijf by u famous Htltr,
TONIGHT ALSO 7
Hilly Phi-soils in "Proposing Hill."
Harold Lloyd in "Gasoline i Wcdding.'
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
MONROE SALISBURY
IN -
"The Light of Victory"
Two-Heel Coin3ily"Sopheiids nnd Saplitnuls"
QRAND fHEATRE
Coming !--"The Unpardonable Sin"
"Put it in The Bulletin "
Industrial and
M. A. PALMER
Cabinet Maker Mid builder,
Jobbing:
Franklin St., rear of Irrigation
Co.'s old building.
PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT CO.
"AlWAVI AT YOU siiivier
Help of all kinds Furniihad Free
to Employer
toroaau injAKA nun. Tea m tun.
i r. cBtaa, .
tU-ntaaraaldaglnal rarHtaa, Oitra
Carlson 6c Lyons
PLUMBING
&' HEATING
rhinit'lotf and Heating Suppllei,
I lath Koom Accoaaorlea, etc.
Pipe, Valves '
t and Fittings
PHONE HE I) 15?) 1
Bend Park Co.'
Real Ettate and I murine
lend Company J3ull(llnjf
Own Your
Own Home
I have some bargains
in BUNGALOWS
HASV ri'.RM9
J. A. EASTES
Central Oregon' Leading
INSURANCE AGENCY
J. H. MEYER
Formerly with Pioneer Garage
it now at the
Good Luck Garage
Succeuor to
C. O. ANDERSON
Residence Phone, Red' 2081
Madam H. LaMarche
llolJintf firat dim qualifi
cation" from Pnria, Lon
don. Dunlin and Toronto,
will tfive private
Lessons in French and
Music
Will Call on Appointment
Address, 134 Delaware
IN
Business Guide
Tinning and Uhoet Metal
WM. MONTfJOMKICV.
Furnace. Spouting. Guttering,
Comic and tfkyllght
Repairing prompllr attended to
Prlrea rla-hr. nrk guaranteed
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Writer of all klnda ot Ineuraaea. Ota.
ael Imuran Aavtur In 'ntral Or.
Eoa. IL C gllla. Klrat National Uaak
aUdlrw. Send. Orearoo.
UNION CAFE
OPEN NIGHT AX1 DAY
Hnvo You Triad Our Dougbnuti
Scotch Woolen Mills
All Wool Hull Mnrtn to Order
SIH.5U to 24.ao
XKIJM).VH
HUM lloml St.
FOR SALE!
Tracts under irrigation,
adjneenito wnler limine, electric
llk'tita nnd telephone aervloc.
Ranging io size from 1 to 6 Acres
WICSTOIUA ADDITION
Keo
L. D. WIEST
KlOt Third. Street
Dodge Brothers
Motor Cars
V A rvr II KK-WI UA A M M CO.
It. H. MeC'ltirc, Sulcnninn
REPAIRING
THAT IS REPAIRING
ELECTRIC
SHOE SHOP
COLUMBIA SERVICE
STATION
Jny Hnllzmnn, Prop.
HTOHAQK IIATTKItY WORK
Jun ItepniriiiK
Odd Julia In Meeliiinicul MueK
JITNEY
.Service at
All Times
All, Places
Stand at J. F. TngRart's
rnonei. R, BUcK 229,
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