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With Each:
WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1919.
THE AMERICAN LEGION.
Now that permanent organization
of the American Legion is completed
here it la to be hoped that every man
eligible to membership will join and
take an active part. The Legion
has a big future and should mean
more to the United States than any
other organization now existing.
With a membership made up large
ly of young men, It will have, and
hold to, high ideals. They are a
picked lot, trained in service and
with an eager love of country. Like
most young men, they feel that there
are injustices to be corrected in our
national life. They see something
bigger than petty politics in public
service, and they will make them
selves felt.
To have a share in the work
should be the desire of every man
who can.
The trouble with Burleson is that
he has turned the whole postofflce
department into a dead letter office.
We move that bis resignation be accepted.
Reports of the debate on prohibi
tion legislation are rather dry reading.
Plenty of Choice.
It It quite true that there are 1,031
different kinds of faiths in the world
and there are about 3.4S6.876 differ
ent kinds of sheer cussedncss!
BRITISH RIFLEMEN .
START ON TARGETS
Boches Xo Longer Available and
Sharpshooters Enter in Com
petition on Range.
(By United Press to The Bend Bulletin.)
BISLEY CAMP, England, July9.
After four years of Boche shooting.
Britain's crack riflemen resumed
their annual war'are against me
chanical targets today, when the Na
tional Rifle association's competition
re-opened here. The famous Bisley
meeting is international in character
and normally attracts the world's
best rifle and revolver shots, although
most of the events are monopolized
by army teams.
This year demobilization progress
considerably affected the entries,
many of the eligible riflemen being
frankly "fed up" with shooting, and
finding target practice unexciting
after the real thing. Nevertheless
most of the British and colonial
champions were present when the
qualifying rounds were shot off.
Australian, Canadian, New Zealand,
South African, Ceylon and Malay
States teams competed with the pick
of the mother country, there being
keen rivalry for the Echo shield, for
teams, and the Icing's prize for indi
vidual riflemen.
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Ordinarily the mosquito plague is
virtually ended in lakes and moun
tains by the middle of July, but due
to the late coming of summer it may
he the end of the month before this
consummation, so devoutly wished by
Bend anglers, has been reached.
AT THE HOTELS.
Pilot Butte Inn.
M. R. Matthew. The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. H. X. Taswell, Oak
land, Cal.
R. W. Frame, Portland.
S. F. Leavitt, Portland.
E. B. Dunlgan. Dayton.
Mrs. G. G. Miller, Skagway, Alaska.
Mrs. U. D. McGrath, Skagway,
Alaska.
Robert L. Good, The Dalles.
Dr. C. E. Walker, Forest Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hoyt, Portland.
J. C. Bryan, Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter.
Medford.
Dennis D. Hunt, Sisters.
T. L. Quinn, Prlneville.
E. F. Pitman, Paisley.
W. J. Morgan, Portland.
Gordon G. Jones, Portland.
Pat Rellly. Antelope.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Thomas, Port
land.
G. L. Osborne, Forest Service.
J. E. Charland, Portland.
E. H. Whitaker, Portland.
M. J. Regan, San Francisco.
Hot-l Cozy.
J. M. Grant, Dallas.
Bert Flake, Raymond, Wash.
Charles Jones, South Bend.
Henry Masters, Raymond, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kane. Burns.
MOSQUITOES PLAGUE
ANGLERS FROM CITY
Central Oregon Insects Not Remark
able for Size hut Decidedly
Efficient, Say Victims.
Among the few predatory animals
found in Central Oregon the mou
quito is the worst right now, and
ample preparations should be made
to resist bis attacks is the declara
tion of anglers, who have returned
to Bend after brief trips to the
lakes and mountains, where they
neglected to. protect their skins
against punctures.
While no record breaker for size,
the Central Oregon mosquito Is de
cidedly efficient and settles on his
victim with no warning hum. At
Elk lake Mayor 3. A. Eastea found
'the little Insects to be so voracious
' that no preparations he knew of had
'power, to drive them away. Judge
Peoples encountered them at Big
lake, arid especially near the snow
line on Three Fingered Jack, and
Li. M. Fobs admitted that be, too',
hod suffered.
Mrs. A. H. Fligg. The Dalles.
Claud M. Fligg. The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brown, Santa
Clara, Cal.
Hugh W. Bean. Prinevllle.
W. F. Case, Portland.
Cleone Bruggeman, Butte, Mont.
E. T. Thomas, Portland.
Hotel Wright.
A. T. Stimson, La Pine.
Mrs. C. E. Glngner, Fleetwood.
M. B. Taylor and family, McKinley
Hampson Mill.
R. H. Keller, Fleetwood.
NOTED AUTHOR
TO VISIT BEND
(Continued from Page 1.)
Deschutes and Crater nutlonul for
ests and Crater Lake national park.
"It will not be necessary for me
to expatiate upon the wonderful
scenery of this famous lake and pine
region. Suffice to say that we have
a number of lakes bottomless as far
as geologists are able to ascertain
which are teeming with trout rang
ing in size from the modest six
pound eastern brook to the 40-pound
steelheads and rainbows.
"The officials of our forest service
are a princely lot and the members
of the Bend Commercial club are
nature's noblemen. Any or all of
these gentlemen will be glad to as
sist you In any way possible In plan
ning and outfitting for a trip in this
country, acting as guides or helping
in any way that they can.
"Our mutual friend, Mr. Erwln
Cobb, recently paid us a visit and has
found occasion to mention in a very
Statement of Condition of
The Central Oregon Bank
OF BEND, OREGON
At the Close of Business June 30, 1919
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts u $299,358.61
Bonds and Warrants 46,753.90
Overdrafts , 29.29
Furniture and Fixtures....: 4,250.00
Cash and Exchange:... 57,272.78
Other Resources 2,268.43
Total.... $409,933.01
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock...,. $ 25,000,00
Surplus..... 5,000.00
Undivided Profits 4,428.51
Deposits ...II 375,504.'50
Total '. ..$409,933.01
complimentary maimer his slay with
lis. Ho particularly mentioned (ho
city of llend ami Its famous hostelry,
Um l'llol lluttu Inn.
"If you will permit me, I will say
a few words iilioul our little city.
Iloiul Huh at the foot of tltu riiHCittloB
on the beautiful Deschutes river,
where the skies uro always hluu unil
where you can en tell u mesa of (rout
from any of the bridges within (he
city limits. One of the- greatest live
stock countries of (he northwest lies
just next door, and these sheep uiul
cuttle, together with the wool, And
their way (o tltu outside world
through (ho portals of llond. In
population, wo have a modest 7500
und u peculiar circumstance In this
connection Is (ha( these 7500 people
are all live wires. There Is some
thing doing every mliiutu, and our
little city has Jusdy "earned the title
by which It is known throughout (he
state 'The biggest little city In the
northwest.'
"I could go on at length discussing
some of the advantages this city has
to offer us a point for setting out
(or a tour Into tho wilds, but per
haps have Indicated in u small way
a few of the things you can expect.
If there Is any further Information
which you desire it will he u pleasure
to serve you in this connection, und
1 trust you will let mo hear from
you.
"Yours very cordially,
"H. A. WARD."
While Aercpts Invitation.
"1 find your bully letter awaiting
me on my return from u (wo weeks'
trip," Mr. White's letter, written on
July 2 from liurlln-xamo, California,
replied, "und I am very glad to get
It. We have expected from (he first
to take in Bend, as we have heard a
lot about it, and have been advised
not to miss that country on any ac
count. I do not know Just when we
shall blow in, as I am going on the
principle that It Is no good to plan
ahead. We start next Monday. July
7, and are going to take It easy on
the west side of the Cascades to
Portlund, fishing and camping on
the way and taking In any side trips
that seem desirable. Then we shall
come over your way. You may be
sure that we shall look you up and
take advantage of your kindness.
"Most sincerely,
STEWART EDWARD WHITE."
linker's HImimI Approve!.
Referring to an article appearing I
in a recent Issue uf the Oregon Voter,
in which G. H. liuker, Bend member
of the Oregon land settlement com
mission, was accused of having
worked against the reconstruction
bond bill, defeated In the state elec
tions, II. J. Overturf declared that
Mr. Raker's work In fuvor of the
bill had been an Important factor
In producing the large favorable vote
TONIGHT Lust Showing
PRISCILLA DEAN
IN
"The Wicked Darling
T H U U S I) A Y K 1 1 1 1 ) A Y
MARION DAVIES
"PINK ROSES"
LYON AND MORAN COMEDY
QRAND THEATRE
polled In (his county. Mr. Overturf
asked that resolutions be drafted
Belting forth Mr. linker's purl in the
election, to he sent to the Oregon
Voter for publication. "1 want to
seo if tho editor Is iipnrt enough to
print them," Mr. Overturf said, Ills
molloif wus unanimously curried.
Club I'avom lUintl.
R. W. Sawyer spoke on the need
for a bund In Ileud, declared that
$125 a month Koulil support such
an Institution and moved thai a
committee bo appointed to soiled
subscriptions fur this purpose. There
was no opposition, und President
T. II. Foley announced (hut the com
mittee would be named Inter.
In answer to n ijnery from Mr.
Foley, County Judge Y. D. Ilnrnes
reported that necessary repair work
on the highway south of Mend is to
lie taken cure of liy the slate high
way commission. I). T, ('nrnindy de
clared that so mil1 of the streets wit ll 1 it
the limits of llend urn In much orsn
shape than nay of the county muds,
mill wits iissured by Mayor J A.
Hastes that tint elty council Is rush
ing the legul preliminaries In order
to start Improvements an soon as
possible.
Seven Reasons Why There Should Be An Electric
Range In Every Bend Home.
1st Saving of limn, labor
and fuel.
2nd Meats, vegeluble and
other foods retain natural flav
ors when cooked on an KI.KC
THIC RANOK that uro other
wlso lost In vapor when sub
jected to uneven henu pro
duced by wood, coal or ga
ranges.
3r (let out of bed, turn
the button and breakfast 1
started while you aro dressing.
4th No dirt, no ashen.
Mother's work Is easier and
her disposition Is happli;r and
her day aro longer.
6th A blessing when days aro hot; cook on an F.lnctric
Range and you do not roallzo there Ik any heal In your kitchen.
6th Very low rates miilntalned by the llend Water, Light
Power Co. put all tho comforts of tho KLKCTKIC RANGK in reach
of all.
7th Cleanliness, ease, comfort and the fact that Mother's
burdens aro lightened should bn (ho main reasons for an Kltictrle
Range.
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
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