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PAGE 4 THB BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, TtU'RHDAY, Jl'LY 10, 1010 "Catch tho Dool" "Mrs. Howe was always thoughtful of animals. During the reign at 241 Beacon street of the little for terrier Patch, It often fell to her lot to tuke him out to walk, and she felt this to be a grave responsibility. "One day Patch ran away on Bea con street, and would not come when she railed him. At this Instant Doctor Holmes, passing, paused for a friendly greeting. " 'Mrs. Howe,' he said, 'I trust this film morning ' "Catch the dog! cried Mrs. Howe. One author Hew one way, oue the oth er! between them Pntvh was caught and brought In triumph homo." From the Life of Julia Ward Uowe, by her daughters. Women and Mice. It Is contended that woman's fear of mice arises from their being classed as vermin. The fact that rats carry disease and plague Is not disputed. Mice may not be quite so dangerous. Their bites and scratches are trifling. But they carry disease nnd dirt, and a bnby sleeping In a cradle, for In stance, may suffer In consequence. Mothers have for ages been affected by this dread, nnd In seeking to protect their offspring from contact with mice have unconsciously, we are told, bred that feeling of nervousness which has provided the comic artist with his periodical picture. R. L. ANDERSON , Real Estate Insurance Loans Minnesota Street Phone; OSce. Black 1 59 1 Residence, 20SI 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 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 Papcrhanging SEND A POSTAL TO G. E. MAST PIANO TUNER TUNING-CLEANING-REPAIRING BEND. OREGON Financial Statement Of ' THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BEND - At the Close of Business June 30, 1919 RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts : ..........$ Bonds and Warrants Stock in Federal Reserve Bank Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures........ Other Real Estate Owned Five Per Cent. Redemption Fund Cash and Exchange $273,109.46 Liberty tfonds and U. S. Cert $1,146,479.44 . LIABILITIES. Capital..:... ... $ 25,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 34,033.51 Circulation .: 1250o!oO Deposits 1,074,945.93 HAD A RECORD APPETITE Child of Eight Devours Entire Raw Cod, Two Pounds of Candles and Several of Butter, "Eccentricities of Diet nnd Their Ef fect on the Digestion" was the subject of a lecturp delivered at the Institute of Hygiene by Dr. Snltnu Fen wick. The physlclnn mentioned people who can never eat enough ; who have an In satiable hunger. In appearance they nre lean, feeble, Ill-favored, and they have carnivorous appetites. However much they eat they nre none the bet ter for It. One little girl of eight had a special keeper to prevent her from eating the household goods. She would cheerfully devour seven times as much as any other member of the family, and escap ing from her httenilnnt one day for n few minutes enjoyed a meal beginning with nn entire raw cod, two pounds of kitchen candles and several pounds of butter. She was fortunately found be fore she got further than these hors d'oeuvres. A girl was locked In n little walled garden for two or three hours. During that time she ate every leaf she could lay hands on, most of the small twigs on shrubs and was discovered In the not of gnawing a bough. One boy ate the whole of his cloth ing. A young woman Invaded a dairy, ate 29 unboiled eggs, six pounds of but ter five loaves, nnd drank three pints of milk and two bottles of wine; after which, providentially for the dairy keeper, she fell asleep. Loudon Ex press. INDIAN CITIES VERY ENGLISH In Architecture and Many Other Ways They Are Copies of Those In the Old Land. The great presidency towns, Calcutta, Bombay, Madras, are European cities planted on Indian soil. All the prom inent buildings are European, though in some of the more recent ones an endeavor lias been mnde to adopt what is known as the "Indo-Saracenlc" style of architecture. For the rest the streets are called by English names, generally the names of bygone vice roys and governors, or of the soldiers who conquered the land and quelled the mutiny heroes whose efllgles meet you at every turn. The shops are English shops, where English or Eu rasian assistants traffic in English goods. English carrlnges and motors bowl along the macadamized or tarred roads of old England. On every hand there Is evidence of the Instinctive ef fort to reproduce, as nearly as the cli mate will permit, English conditions of life. In Bombay, Indeed, the mer chant princes are no longer Euro peans but Hindus and Parsls. Theirs are the most sumptuous palaces on Malabar hill ; theirs the most swagger motors on the Queen's road and the Apollo Bunder. In Calcutta, though commercial competition Is less keen, the great Bengali land owner Is a prominent and Important personage. But few. Indeed, are the points of con tact between the Asian town and the European city which has been super imposed upon it. "India and the Fu ture," by William Archer. Bird In Need Found Friend. A North side resident saw a robin fluttering around in his back yard with what he thought was a broken wing.' Realizing that the cats would soon make short work, he caught the robin. Intending to get It out of harm's way. On Investigation he found thnt instead of a broken wing It had be come entangled In a piece of string a yard or two long. How it had done this was a mystery, unless It hod been getting the string for a nest. It was wrapped around the bird's neck three or four times, around one wlug several times, and Its feet were tied as securely as though the hand of man had clone It. A few min utes' work with the scissors soon freed the bird, and it took wing, singing a it went. Indianapolis News. 672,798.31 51,117.24 1,500.00 33,981.11 8,348.32 625.00 105,000.00 378,109.46 $1,146,479.44 "AVERAGE MAN" SCORES ONE Finds Joy In Reminding Better Half That She la Also Victim of New Tax. Tho average family has been having heart to heart talks for months un how expenditures may be cut down and something of the average salary put In the hank for the tinmml vacation. Tho average man has been troubled, too, as he puffed thu long, black cigar not flmuieliilly troubled, but the re sult of n little worrying that ittno day the average woman was going to get personal about their saving plan. It came tho other night. "I see, dear," she began, her sweet ness adding to his growing suspicion, "that the state Is about to put (moth er tax on cigars. They'll go up some more. You know I wouldn't suggest anything thnt would Imerfcro with your pleasure, but don't you. think ci gars nre getting too much of a luxury when we aro trying to save?" The average man grunted. It gain ed time; It prevented sudden complica tions, lie had had an unswer ready for weeks for this Inevitable question, but rensonlng lied Just .then, lie had tho pnper she had ulrendy read. He would lind out about this tux before he an swered. And then ain't It a grand and glo rious feeling? "Very well, my denr." he said, trying to keep the neighbors from hearing the exultation in bis tone. "This tux wl,l give us both a chance to sacrlllco. I'll quit my cigars If you'll give up powder ing your face. You see. Sweet, the tax Is on cosmetics, too." And the average man grinned victor iously behind tho newspaper. "WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN" If Paul Revere Had Only Had a Tele phone Available In the Days of 'Seventy-five. Somebody In the New England tele, phone organization has been figuring out how easily Paul Kevere could have accomplished all the purposes of his famous ride on the "eighteenth of April. In 'seventy-five," If he only hnd had telephone facilities like those available today. As the telephone man says, Itevere would have been able to save himself a lot of hard riding. He could hnve called Concord from a pub lic stntlon In the North end. or Charles town either, and had his friends of the committee of public safety on the line within eight minutes. If the operators took as much time then as they do now. And how much easier It would have been to get the powder burled and the gun carriages done away with If the Concord folk had had their warning eight minutes after the Inn terns were hung aloft In the belfry arch of the Old North steeple. Only, If there had been telephones, there would have been no lanterns. They would have used the 'phone for the whole thing. And then of course a famous poem would never have been written. Christian Science Monitor. Glenn Curtis Loved Mechanics. Glenn Hammond Curtlss. one-time messenger in Rochester, N. Y., now "king of the air," and worth millions, like most boys, loved things mechnn-' leal. His day drenms and his dreams at night were of mechanical con trivances that moved about on wheels, and the Inventions of Jules Verne. From motorcycles to airplanes proved a short step. Curtlss, who bad been Improving on his motorcycle engine, developed It so it could be used In dirigible balloons. In 1000 he went to Reims and easily defeated the crnck frtrelgn flyers, becoming the first Inter national champion of the nlr. In 11110 he flew from Albany to New York, 130 miles. Hnvlng won his laurels In the air, he took up the ncttial work of building planes. Today there Is scarce ly any airplane used In the United States or Europe on which Curtlss docs not draw a royalty. Legitimate Prey. One day a little old woman nppenred at the parsonage to be married to an old man. The woman was bent over so much one hnd to stoop to look Into her face. The bridegroom was deaf as a post. All the time the pastor was making out the necessnry papers the womnn talked and muttered to herself, say ing: "I don't know why that stingy old mnn wants to get married. He doesn't want to pay a cook, that's all. Make him pay well, parson. He's worth It. He's got a farm and lots of money. He's a mean, stingy, old man and he's deaf and can't hear what I say. Charge him good, brother." The ceremony over, the man paid the customary $!, with the bride still jawing, he utterly oblivious of It all. New Golf'Clubs. Of special Interest to golf players Is a club made with a steel Instead of a hickory shaft, shown In Popular Me chanics magazine, which, It Is claimed, possesses nil tho flexibility of the wooden shaft and has additional desir able features. The steel shaft Is hol low, tapers toward the lower end, and la much smaller In diameter than one of hickory. This Is said to give the player additional driving power, be cause of reduced friction when the club Is swung through the nlr. Musical Advice. "It's a pity you never took music lessons," snld Mr. Itnfforty. "So'f I could sing mure?" Inquired Mr. Dolan. "No. A study of music might hnve Improved your taste so that you'd quit tryihV . , "Of Two Evils," Etc A child with his mother was visit ing; some relatives. One day upon bo lug naughty ho was put to bed In (ho middle of tho day. After being In bed o while ho called for Ills mother 'and snld : "Mother, Aunt Jennie spunks her girls when they nro naughty. Won't you please spank mo aud lot mo get up J" Dally Thought No num. wns ever written out of rop. utntlon but by himself. Richard Bcut ley. Jtataoiiinife Clujlfled advertising chartr tw ( 10 tenia for SO wortU or lu. On rnt twr woiM fur all ovr HQ, All claulflvU aitvrtla(nif itrtrtly c4i In advance LOST LOST Itrown mare, brunded AH on right shoulder, weight about 1100 pounds, reached mntto, heavy ahod. Kinder notify A. ti. Rumbn, -general delivery, llend, und recelvo $8 re ward. 68-28-33p WANTED WANTKD We need a good mini In Itond to write old lino Insurance. Kxporienco in writing intmrunco not osKontlul If you are ambitious. W. K. HIMmnl, 554 High street, Portland. Oregon. 6tl-28-30c WANTED Girl to work In bakery. Amerlctin Uukery, Wall Street. r.t!-27tfc WANTKD TO RKNT For n a few months, furnished apartments or modern furnished house. Dr. It. N. Moore, 1 O. Box 139. 62-27-9C WANTKD Position as generul of fice girl. Address Miss Corn Dick, City. 65-27-9p WATKD Baker or baker's helper. Apply Freeman's Bakery. 44-2ttfc WANTKD Position in Bend by ex perienced lady stenographer. In quire Bulletin ofllce. or Mrs. Mabel Turner. 408 Georgia Ave. 4S-26-30p WANTED Second woman cook and dishwasher. Bartlett Hotel. Tele phone Black 1251. 82-lHtfc FOR RENT FOR RKNT 15.00, 3-room house, lights, water and fine garden grow. Ing. Furnishings for sale cheap. 2K K: Irving St. 71-29-30p WANTKD Used rangoa, furniture. phonographs and household goods of all kinds. Standurd Furnlturo Co. 29c FOR RENT Small house,1 partly furnished, near depot, $8.50 per month. S. R. Hogin, 34 Lafayette Ave. 70-29p FOR RENT Nicely furnished room In private residence. Phono Red 2292. 3$-25-30p FOR RENT Furnished room, 521 Florida St., west of S. E. Hobnrts'. 60-28-Sc FOR SALE FOR SALE 6-weeks-nld turkeys and mother hen, all for $0.00. Call Black 2242, or Inquire 15.1 Jef ferson St. 72-29-30p FOR SALE Victor phonograph. Stradivara phonograph, with rec ords, at discount; cash or terms. Standard Furniture Co. 29c FOR SALE A big stock of house hold goods always on hnnd. Sold on easy terms. Standard Furniture Co. 29c FOR SALE 1375.00 Kohler & Kampell piano, almost now. Will sell for $275.00; part cash, part pay ments. Bonds and stnmps taken at face value. Inquire 1542 Portland, cor. 6th. 69-29-32p FOR SALE Ford touring car and Ford roadster. A-l condition. Terms. Pioneer Garage. (ir,-2R1fc THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOKS FOR CENTRAL OREGON OF OIL, GASOLINE, FLOUR, SALT, MEATS 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 FOR BALK Good tour-room house, Terms given, Liberty bonds taken as cash, ('an give Immediate posses sion. J n i n Ire John Rock, 144 Dela ware Ave. ;i-28-H;ip FOR 8AI.E 1918 model Overland 110. Will sell for $650.00. Can hu Ruen at Deschutes Oarage. Ul-28-31p FOR SALE Tent house, a rooms, one 10x13 and one 10x14, floors and aldoH, with cook slovo nnd other furniture, run lit. snou on road to city dump near rullroud and gale, Pl'luu $40.00 cash. r0-28-aip Where did the mini look who lost Ills purse lit Where did the lady look ulieu she minted household help ? ? ? Where illd the hoy look when lie lost Ills (log 1 t t Where lines u mull look when lie wants to buy ? ? ? Wliero does everybody look when any tiling Is wanted ? ? ? They all liMik right where )ou are looking; now in the Want Ad. Column The Bulletin Want Ails, get nlint you want. YOU TRY THEM FOR SALE Partly modern house und lot at 207 Crescent St. Cash or terms. Will rent to small fam ily. Black 1401. 68-28-30C FOR 8 ALE Olio of tho best money making stores nl Bond Is for salo. $6000 required lo hnndlo. Wrlto A. B. C, Bulletin, Bend, Ore. 64-27-31C FOR 8ALK 3000 feet lumber, six windows, two doors, $50. Hco R. O. Blnckwcll, Carmody's. 63-27-ttp FOR SALE OW 17 head horses. from 900 to 1400 pounds. August Krug. Sisters, Ore. 6 1 -2 7-3 1 p FOR SALE F"ur-rn"m nfrtorn house and lot t lOH Cliimlln St. Inquire 1011 Columbia H 4 0 27-9p FOR SALE Lot I. '-'k 3. North addition, with 1 r om linnso; close In. Clnudo KcUcy. Hm:ic Black 622. 30-25-9p FOR BALE 7-room modern house, 2 blocks from First National Bank bid., $2700. Will tako usod cur up to $1000. J. Rynn Sr Co. B0-12tfc FOR SALE 'I -room modern house, closo to Brooks-Scnnlon mill; $2000; torms. J. Ryan & Co. 54-12lfc FOR SALE 1910 Studobuker 4. Good condition. Deschutes Garage. 60-15tfc FOR BALE Four burner oil stover good condition. Inquiro Cory Hotel. 37-fltfc FOR HALE 11 head of milch cows, Joraoy and lliilslnliis. Will sell nny number. C. J. Cook, Mlllloan, Oro, 34-0lfo FOR SALE Now modern 4 -room limine, i! lose to llrookH-Hcanlon mill. A snap ut $1800.00. J. Ryan ft Co. 00-1 3 ltfc t .11.1, Hilt IIIDH. Not loo Is horehy given Hint Hie Clly of llend will receive hlda tor tho const ruet Ion of u llro house und clly hull according to plans nnd specifications on 11 In In the orilco of the oily rotmrdor up to 5 p. in. July 16th, 11)10, puyment to ho mailii In cash or Us eiilvil!tfflt upon comple tion und uccoptiiuoo of the work. A ciirtllled chuck for 5 per cent, of thu contract prlcu nliall accom pli ny ouch hid. Thu right Is reserved lo reject nny or all bids, Dated at Demi, Oregon, this 1st day of July, 191U. 20-330 I). II. PEOPLES. Clly Recorder. PltOI 1:SSI()N.IL DiitiH-rouv. Dr. Charles A. Fowler PHYSICIAN' AND SURGEON OUiotui iu tho O'Kttiiu Building NAPIICR & YOUNG lawyers Press llldg., llend, Ore.. GENERAL LAW PRACTICE BlHKlallleei CurirIU.n. CuMracU Ijiml Title. n,l Katatni, Phone Red 141 R. S. HAMILTON ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW Rooms 13-16 First National Dank Bldg. Tel. 611 (Dr. Co', former Offliy.) II. II. De Arraond Chae. W. Enklne De Armond & Erskine L A W Y K It 8 O'Kuno Building, Bend. Oregon VV. G. Manning, D. M. D. DENTIST Suit 12-14 O'Kano Building Tel. Black 1781 Bend, Ore. DR. TURNER, EYE SPECIALIST Permanently Located In Bend with New Equipment Private Offlco In Thorson'a Jewelry Storo Dr. H. N. MOORE DENTISTRY Hours: 9:00-6:30; 7:30-8:30 Sundays 10-1 Tol Black 1671 O'Kano Dldg. Telephone Knl 7l O'Kane niilg Dr. E. E. GRAY DENTIST llouti 9:00 to 12:001,00 to 5:30 Ectnlngt and SunJoy$ by eftaofnfmenf Dr. Anna Ries-Finley lias moved her offlco over Horton Drug Co. Office Phono Rod 301 Rosldcnco 2281 HAIR DRESSING PARMtll Up-to-data electrical Main trcstmanU for falllns hair and danitrulT, Famoua Nao plaatiqu Far treatment. All kind. Hair Work dona, MRS. MLLLKR Old 'Taoplaa Btora" on Oregon St. Bend Lodge No. 423 Loyal Or ' tier of Mooso Moots In Moose Hall every Thursday. Visiting brothers are cordially Invited to attend. , CENTRAL ORi:OON COLLECTING AGKNCY Rooms 2-4 O'Kano Building Bond, Oregon Collections Mndo In All Ports of Central Oregon DR. G. SKINNER DKNTIHT Room 17 O'Kano Building Office Hours: 9 to 121 to MRS. V. A. SMITH Agent for tho Will cnll hy appointment an Indies desiring n filling. ADDRESS P. O. BOX 6,'18 NtllONE L'OKHKTH