The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 07, 1919, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text! ft PAGE 4 1'MK BKND BI1.LETIN, DAILY EDITION, 1IRND, UKKOON. MONDAY, JtVhY 7, 1010 LAZINESS ACTING AS SPUR Good Work Don by Thot Who Dlt ' like It, and Want to Gat Through and Rett. I The host work Is done by the lazy people who want to get through uml rest. The Industrious, active body, busy R n bee, and always nt It, Is very li able to become a puttercr. Murk Twain culled attention to the fact that the ant, to whom the gage recommended the tdugKiird to go, anemia nmxt of his energy tn running around like a drunken Indian. ' The great humorist hated to move; he used to give the boy In the print ing office a nickel to sweep around him, so that he would not have to take his feet off the tnhle. At seventy he confessed that "all exercise Is loath some." Laziness is not good In Itself; but when Joined to conscientiousness and sense of responsibility, as It often It, It Is the very bust worker. The world's work Is done by those who do not like It. Nine persons out of ten would quit what they are do ing If they could. At the very beginning of Arnold Bennett's novel, "Hilda Lessways," la a luminous bit of philosophy: "Hilda hated domestic work, and because she hated It she often did it passionately and thoroughly." Mark Twain hated to write. Dr. Frank Crane, in Farm Life. R. L. ANDERSON Real Estate Insurance Loans Minnesota Street Phone; Office. Black 1591 Residence. 2051 J. B. Anderson. Agent. ELECTRIC LAUNDRY Rough Dry and Finished Work Electric Machine Used Call 1602 Hill St.. or write Mrs. Pearl E. Lattimer Box 80, Bend, Oregon Work Called For and Delivered I , I.-.. : I " - 1 5i ; ' The Cozy Hotel The place for medium priced Rooms and Meals CHAS. STANTON Shop Next to Montgomery's Plumbing Shop ALL WORK GUARANTEED Painting and I'apcrhnngring SEND A POST A L TO G. E. MAST PIANO TUNER TUNINC-CLEANINC-REPAIRING BEND. OREGON I IV r if iiyrL-'rhifti nnnr r- Are You in A Savings Account furnishes the equipment with which to get out, when the right op portunity shows up. We Pay Four Per The First National Bank OF BEND Tni Bank or B'JPmn Hfiivic YEAR RICH IN CENTENARIES Natal Day Celebrations ef Many Fa mous People Will Taka Plact During 1919. This year of grace 1019 Is rich In centenaries. Tn begin with, It Is a hundred years since Queen Victoria av peured on Mother Karth a centenary concerning which the monthlies will presently be waxing eloquent, London Tit-lllts states. Another noted centenary of the present year Is that of I he famous old en-dog. Admiral Hodney, the man In whom for years the French found so persistent nil assailant, so doughty nn adversary. 'Twas way hack tn 1S10 that this old gentleman llrst delighted his friends with his presence. The centenary of V. E. Foster, the stutos innn. will nlso W celebrated this year. Few greater authorities on education than this gifted son-in-law of the great Doctor Arnold of ltugby ever breathed. Among other worthies whose names must nlso be mentioned In this con nection Is that of John Campbell Sharp, the Wordsworthinn poet and philosopher; Arthur Hugh Clougli, the poet, and Charles Kingsley, the gifted author of that Immortal thriller, "Westward Ho!" Scotsmen will presently be doing honor to the memory of another noted individual whose centenary nlso falls this year a man worthy of a happier fate Donald Cargill, the great cov enanter, who, it will be remembered, for daring to excommunicate the king, was executed nt the Old Market Cross, Edinburgh. Neither must we forget George Eliot, the nuthoress of that unparalleled romance, "Adam Bede." GOT THE WRONG IMPRESSION Grandfather Was Convinced His Pet Had Joined the Church, and Re joiced Accordingly. I She Is a newspaper woman and her ' grandfather formerly was a local prearher of circuit fame. He is very much Interested In her religious state and worries because she does not at tend church every Sunday night. The other evening she wept to a ! church to write a story about the new ! organ, the purchase of which hail been made possible by her stories in the pa per. So she took grandfather with her, knowing that while he could not hear niiK'b of the services, still he would en joy being in the church. At the close of the sermon came a surprNe for the newspaper woman. The minister announced : "Miss S., who wrote the stories which brought the money for our organ, is with us to night and I would like for her to come tip In front so that all of us may see her and shake her hand." Grandfather saw bis grandchild ad vance to the front of the chureh nnd nlso saw the people begin slinking her hand. He had not heard a word the minister had said, but still he bad the memory of camp meeting days to In form him of what was happening. They convinced him that bis grand daughter had Joined the church and with handshaking the people were welcoming her into the fold. So hn diil bis part. He rose to his feet and began shouting at the top of his voice. Indianapolis News, i Log 20,000 Years Ola i Not so long ago a workman. 81 feet ! below the surface of l'.roadway. near Pine street, In New York city, found ia piece of ced:!r wooil that certainly ' presented a remarkable discovery. The wood was uncovered In excavating for I tbe foundation of a big nflice building. It was a part of the trunk of a large cedar tree that grew nt least lO.'KIO years ago. and more probably 20,000 years ago! The wood was within a foot' of bed rock, anil it was covered with SO feet of bowlder clay and glacial drift, which showed that the tree from which It rame mut have flourished before the last great age of Ice. i m . i m WWW 1 a Rut? Cent Interest. MUST CONCENTRATE TO WIN Though Thorough Absorption May Ba Carried Too Far, It la Nscetsary to Success. There Is always danger, when any one concentrates, that the eonecntrn tlon will be carried too far so far that It produces a narrow, one-sided and wurped point of view. The, great scientist, the great scholar, tho great thinker In any Hue Is usually not an all-around "good fellow." "Crabbed," "uueer." "peculiar," "odd," "funny" and "warped" are these not the. W Jectlvos that generally describe the geniuses of the world? Tho very ef fort to concentrate on the one sub ject which has brought success has made It impossible to keep In touch with tho thousnnd-aml-one currents of thought nnd topics of conversation which go to make up comfortable and easy going life, l.lke the old sea cap tain, these geniuses miss something In their effort to tlx their uttentlou on one thing. In spite of this danger. It is a good thing to work for concentration. Tho likelihood of becoming ou-sldcd is big where genius Is concerned, tint then It can be excused. Most of us can safely concentrate our attention and still feel sure that wo will keep In touch with the world about us. Marine Fireflies. The bay of Toyama, Japan, Is the itcene of a peculiar phenomenon that occur each year In April ami May. The cause of it Is ;tn almost limitless swarm of cuttletish that shine like glowworms. The fish are tiny, says a writer In the Boston Transcript, and when they meet with anything objectionable they emit a wonderful display of phos phorescence. Every spring the coasts of Toyam.i swarm with these little creatures, ami fishermen go out with special nets to catch them. When caught In the meshes the fish emit their light and cnuse the nets to sparkle as If charged with electricity. The people regnrd the sight as won derful, and rush In great excitement to see It. Pleasure boats are In de mand on those occasions, mid It Is t favorite courtesy to Invite a frienc to an evening of entertainment In watchlnir Ihe snarklln-r enftlftUh. CI twirled advertising charsv Pr tuaue ZO Nnti for 20 word or In. Ooe cent per witf-H for all over 20. All elaMifietl advertising atrictlr each in advance- LOST LOST Chevrolet side curtain, some where between the Metollus and the Tumalo Irrigation dam. Finder leave at Bulletin office. 45-2-8p LOST Hand satchel on night of July 4. belonging to Mrs. John Cyrus, Prlnevllle. Finder please leave at Pioneer Garage. 39-26-7C FOUND FOl'NI) Man's coat on Franklin Ave. on July 5th. Owner ran have same by calling at this office and paying for ad. 4 l-2t'.p WANTED WANTED Grade pupils to tutor during summer vacation nt Ken wood school. .Mrs. L. J. Codv. 4 3-2Gp WATE1) Ilaker or baker's helper. Apply Freeman's liakery. 4 4-2fitfc WANTED Position In Bend by ex perienced lady stenographer. In quire Bulletin office, or Mrs. Mabel Turner, 408 Georgia Ave. 48-2G-30p IVAVTill - Qlltiulinn b-vnorlnnil ! man and wife want work on tarm. Woman willing to cook for two or three men. Leave answer nt Pilot Butte Inn. .'il-2.r,-0p WANTED Girl of seventeen wantB general housework to do. Phone 1961.- .'!7-25-7p WANTED Second hand lent, not smaller than 10x12. Inquire I). T. Gilson, Postoffice. 24-24-$p WANTED Second woman cook and dishwasher. Hartlctt Hotel. Tele phone Black 1251. 82-Ulic FOR RENT FOR KENT Small house, partly furnished, near depot, $6. B0 per month. S. U. Hogln, 34 Lafayette Ave. - 42-2fip FOIl RENT Two furnished house keeping rooms, over the Electric Shoo Shop, Greenwood and Wall fit. 4C-20p FOU RENT Nicely furnished room In private residence. Phone Rod 2292. 38-26-30p FOR SALE FOR SALE I Cascade Junior drag saw, four horsepower, practically new; nlso will jet contract of cutting 300 cords rick wood at $2.75 a cord. J. O, Hagnn, 40-28-28p FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Hlnde baker 4, In good condll.lom Will lake city lot. A. Amnnh, 025 Divi sion street. , 3-25-8p FOR SALE New ttlfiilfa hay, half ton lots and up, (30 delivered. E. F. McCoy, R. F. ., Bend, Oregon. 20-24-8p 1100 HUTS you nn Interest In new Novudu oil field. Wrttu for geol ogist's report and all particulars. Kail on OH ft Gat Co., Box 847, Tonopah, Nevada. S5-7c FOR SALE Lot 1. block S. North addition, with 2-toom house; close in. Claude Kelley. Phone Black 622. SO-SB-Dp FOK SALK Throo-room house, partly modnru; largo hasomout, lawn and garden In; all fenced; close to mills. Phone Black 1401. .H-25-7C A BAKGAIN 5-room modern Iiouko, plastered and finished complete, good basement, huge Hhed. See owner. CiiHcndo Place, cor. Hill and Colorado.! 23-23tfc FOIl SALK Five-room house and lot, 615 Ogdou Ave. Apply Win, Henderson, 12GS Second street. 7-S3-2S FOU SALK 5 cows. 4 yearlings. 2 U-month-old calves; mostly roan and w hite Durhnms; 3 mares, weight 1100. lteasonable. tieo. 8. ltoberts, cure of Bend Garage. 21-2tip FOU SALK 1916 Stvidebaker 4. tiood condition. Deschutes Oarage. 60-tGtfc FOU SALK 7-room modern houso, 2 blocks from First National Bank bldg., $2700. Will take used car up to $1000. J. Ryan & Co. 50-12tfc FOU SALK 4-room modern house, closo ' to Brooks-Scunton mill; $2000; terms. J. Ityun & Co. 54-12tfc Industrial and M. A. PALMER Cabinet Maker and Builder, Jobbing Franklin St., rear of Irrigation Co.'t old building. PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT CO. "Always at Your Slavics" Help of all lunch Furnished Free to Employers usfOHStiu. tnuiu. num. mii m hit X P. COM. B1-2U Bunuld Sumi Portland. On-oa Carlson & Lyons PLUM KING & IIEATINCj I'lombing and Heating Supplies, Hath Kqjiii Accessories, etc. Pipe, Valves and Fittings I'HONi: KLI) IS!) I Bend Park Co. R.cal Estate and Insurance I Send Company Iluildin' Own Your Own Home I have some bargains in BUNGALOWS KAHY TKKMS J. A. EASTES Central Oregon's Leadintf INSURANCE AGENCY J. H. MEYER Formerfy with Pioneer Caratfe ia now at the Good Luck Garage Successor to C. O. ANDERSON Residence Phone, Red 2081 Madam H. LaMarche Holding first class qualifi cations from Paris, Lon don, Dublin and Toronto, will give private Lessons in French and Music Will Call on Appointment Address; 1 34 Delaware FOR H ALIO Klein upni'tn In. Hno ownor, J. J. Klein. 07-21-iillp FOR SALK Four burner nil stove; good condition. Inqulro Cony Hotel. 37-Utfc FOU SALK-11 head of milch cows, Jurseya and llolstelna. Will sell any number. C. J. Cook, Mllllcun, Ore 84-Utfc FOU SALK Now modem 4 -room house, close to Brooks-Scaulon mill. A snap at $1800,00. J. Ilyan & Co. DO-lSltfc WHICH TO CONTIMCTOHM. Sealed proposals for constructing or Improving Iho MeKonilo Itlver National Forest Bond project located partly within tho Deschutes National Forest, Stuto of Oregon, Comity of Deschutes, will bo r"cclvcd by the District Knglneer. Bureiiu of Public Uoads, II. S. Department of Agricul ture, at 623 PoHtnfnco Building. Portland, Oregon, until 10 o'clock a. m. on tho 12th day of July, 19 HI, at which lime mid place they will he publicly opened nnd rend. The right la reserved to reject any and alt bids, and none will bo considered except those from contractora ascertained to ho experienced and responsible. The length nf project to be constructed or Improved Is approximately 16,51 miles, and the principal Items of work nro approximately follows: Gl acres ('louring; 12,000 cu. yds. Itock Kxcnvation; 73,000 cu. yds, Common Kxcavatlnn; 1 SCO lln, ft. Log or Pipe Culverts. Tho work em braced In this contract shall he com pleted within 130 weather working days. Tho contract form and the maps, plans, specifications and esti mates of qunnlltlos muy be examined hy responsible rontraetors at tin Business Guide TlnnltiK and .Shoot Metal MM. MONTGOMERY. Furnaces, Spouting. Guuorlng. Cornice und SkyllKht RepalrluK promptly attended to I'rleen rlrhi. work tnrnnle,d BEND INSURANCE AGENCY WrlUr of all kiml f tnauranr OU Mt luiiiTftnr Atfvncr In fVtitr! Or. von. H. C. Kill-. K.r.t National Hank HuUtlini. Hand. Orawnn. UNION CAFE OI'K.V NIGHT A HAY Have You Tried Our DotiKhnuta Scotch Woolen Mills All Wool Hull Mndn to Order IN.SO to fit.Rt. NKLSO.VH HUH llond St. FOR SALE! Tracts under irrigation, ndjueil.t o water mnlo, eleeirlu litflilx und tele,.' 1. e -. i e Ranging in size (: n, 1 l C crrs wii:stgi:i .i ..... L. D. VVIF.ST I. 'Ml Tl I ' !... t Dodge Brothers Motor Cars WAIniKU-WIIXIA.M.S CO. It. H. McCIure, Salesman REPAIRING THAT IS REPAIRING ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP COLUMBIA SERVICE STATION Jay Snltzmnn. Trap. BTOHAGK HATTKHY WORK (inn ItcpiilriiiK Odd Jolm In Mocliiinlc.nl Idnea JITNEY Service nt All Times. AH Places Stand nt J. F. TagKiirt's pi0. Rd 1481 rnones, Ret iIbck 2291 A. C. DOBSON . . . Chevrolet car following nddresNes: D2S 1'onloffUio Building, Portland, Oregon Forest Supervisor, Dmid,' Oivhoii. All pro pimuln must he Hindu on forma, anil In accordance with Instructions, forming a part of tho BpeclllcatloiiM iihovn referred to. O. II. PIMIJIKLL, Acting District Knginnor.--22-Uo ( Al l, I'Olt BIDS. Notice Is hereby given thHl Mm City of Bend will receive bids fur Iho const run Ion of n pro house and city hall uceordliiK to pluns and specifications on lllo In (ho office of tint clly recorder up lo fi p. m. July lfilh, 1919, payment, to he mndo In Cash or lis equivalent upon comple tion and acceptance of Ihe work. A roiiltind check for 5 per cent, (if the contract price uliull ueuoin puny inch hid. Tho right Is reserved lo reject any or nil bids. Dated nt Bond, Oregon, this 1st day of July, 1910. 26-330 I). II. PKOPI.KH. (Illy Itecorder. nun i:skion.i, i)iiti:t-nuY. Charles A. Fowler I'HYSICIAN AND 8UIIHICON Oilier In thu O'Klino llulldliiK NAFIEU & YOUNG laWYKKM Pro llldK.. Heiul, Ore. GKNKItAL LAW I'UACTICW Bellllai roriKiratUiii, I'unlrMU lJin.1 Tlllm lUlaln. l'hono Ited Ml R. S. HAMILTON ATTOIINKY-AT-I.AW Ilooma 13-16 Klmt National Dank Illdx. Tel. (It ttr. ('' Kurmvr OoIm.) II. II. I Armen.l I k,,, n, Kr.lon. De Armond & Erskine I. A W V i: K S t O Knnii Ilulldlni;. li.-nd. Oregon W.G. Manning, D. M. D, DKNTl.ST Sulto 12 14 O'Kana Ilulldlnx Tel. Illnek 1781 II. nd. Oro. Dli. TURNER, KYK Sn-CIALIST Permanently Located In Ilend with New KiUlpment Private Office In Tliomon'a Jewelry Ktoro Dr. II. N. MOORE DK.NTISTKY Iloura: :00r.:.10; 7:30 8:30 Kuudaya 10-1 Tel lllaek 1C71 U Kane Hide. Trlr,h(Mir HrA 171 D'Kalir llltllc Dr. E. E. GRAY DF.NTIST Houri9.00 to I2.00-..l:00to 5:30 Dr. Anna Rics-Finlcy lluu moved her office over Ilorton DrilK Co. Offlco Phone lied 301 HeHldenco 2281 HAIH l)lti:SSIN(i P.AItl.OK 1)-tMlntc rlrrtrtcnl arnlti tri'NtmenU for fallinK tmlr mill damlrulT, Famnui Nco lilsj.tlqu Fare trealmviiU. All kimls Hair W'irk 'lone. MltS. Mt f,l,l:it OIJ "IVila Hture" on Oreuon Bt, lieiol l,odi0 No. 423 Ixiynl Or der of Moouc Muoti In Mooia Hell cvnry Thursday. Visiting brothers nro cordially Invkad to Httond. KNTHAI; OHIXJOV f'ou.ioc'rixa aokncy Iloonw 2-4 O'Knno Uulldltig Ilend, Oregon Collodions Mndn In All Parts of Central OrcKon DR. G. SKINNER DKNTl.ST Hootn 17 O'Knno Ilulldlng Ofllco Hoiirs: 9 to 121 to 6 MRS. V. A. SMITH AbiiiiI for Iho Wlli cnll hy nppolnl iiinnt on Indie. doslrliiK n filllim ADDRKHH P, (). BOX 638 M'llO.MO COKSIOTS