The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 21, 1919, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTIIB WCND IIUMJCTIN, DAILY EDITION, IIRXT), OUKflOJf, MONDAY. JULY 21. 101ft PAGE ,u:ii!!Kiiii!miilii!.ii,,ii;iiiiii,;,ii,i',.iit .;i ii'n i ii ..a.M.i.i(ii' 'iti" TURSDAY and WEDNESDAY Miuveluim l'lctui'lzulliui of The Naulahka 'I'uki'ii f nun Itiiilyuid Klpplliitf' novel, I.uuiiIiik ANTONIO MOHKNO A I m j .Iiuih'h Montgomery i''liKK Coini'ily, "THE LAST. BOTTLE " 46 International News LOCAL NEWS ITKMS TOIIAVH TUMI'KK.VITIli: Miixlllitt 111, 8U di'KNti'. Jin. It. K. Alli'ti, mm llnrlow anil iliiiiKlit'ir Ji-un ndiiriinil yesterday morning from Bmittlo unci loft noon for IIiiUIiik'h ranch whom they will Kpi'lld u fnw WIHlk. W. I.. O'DoiilU'll ri'l urni-J thl inoriilllK fri'm I'tirt Imiil where lie .vim nilli'd Hiilunluy on uccoiuil of I Im critical nine of Mm. O Dininiill who nnilorwunt mi oiicniilon at tint Ht. Vlnci'iif hoHpltal, ('. I). Drown ainl iIiiiikIHit Vlolu were visitor In Urn clly yleriluy from It ml iiion d Kuthi-r l.ukn Hlii'liun tin returned from Lincoln, Nidinmku. J. M. illunk, prominent attorney of Kullnas City, la In Bund toduy Yl KIiik hl unHn, HIiiTlff 8. K. Holi er! . Hny Juckson, I'. 8. navy, who ban burnt vlnlt Ititt hero on furlrfuKh, will lnavo lonlKht for Hettttlc to report for duly. Ho rxiMTtn hi dlNcharxc within I ho next few month. H. II. MuttlK of Portland, former ly of ihl city, I In Hcnd to look aftor property. J. T. Ilurdy, truvi-liiiK pueni!r nnd fri'luhl agent for I ho Oregon Trunk, wan In lliuitl today on one of hi ri'xulur vlsll to till auction. :nTH:r.!tm::ii:n::itii:i:ist:n:it:sm(:;!t:: Announcement Extraordinary The Pioneer Garage Company wishes to announce to automobile owners and pros pective automobile owners that it is now the local agent for Hudson Super Six Essex Automobiles These two motor cars have achieved a wonderful reputation in the automobile world. Other people are giving them a wide reputation for efficient motoring and comfort. t We urge you to watch for the announce ment of the coming of demonstrators for these two automobiles. Pioneer Garage Co. AGENTS Willys-Overland, Velie, Crow-Elk-hart, Hudson Super Six, Essex Motor Cars, General Tires. PHONE 221 i"mMmmmwMmmMiwMwmifi ill atiWrtV I'nul ('. (iiirrlaon of I'rlni'f llln Ih piuidliiK tint day In Bond. Mr. II. Miller of l.ukcvlew wan a weak olid viHlior in (ho clly. Mr. nod .Mr. Olo HlmoiiMon of llrollii'i'H w ii rii III lli'llil IuhI night. J a in i' Callan ha cloHod a deal for tlm purcluiHo of tlm (iliuincll ranch, three miles north of Tumalo, It. V. Mlnmr, formerly or thl clly, lui ri'iurni'd to Bend from I. link. Wyoming, und expect to rliinii out hi buliic Intercut him! before . moviiiK III family to their new homo, Mr. and Mrs, Burton Irwin und baby and Ml Klain llurlan of llo quluni, Woahlngton, were among tho paiitiger leaving Ilend on the morning train Buturduy. A camp trlp up on of I bo numerous trout stream und a picnic trip to thn flnh hnlcbory were among the plea, ant thlnK planned for thorn by M. I- Crow and hi sister. MIbsc Eve lyn und I.oru. Says the Office Humorist, Tin celeverent gardener In the worll ran nut grow an oak tree out of rone buHb. Hut thi' stupidest pipe smoker cun iiiako the "11M1" grow luslde tk "brlur." Hazel wood Ice Cream at Morton Drug Company FOR MATTERS THAT ARE APART Wooer Dleoovered That Bualnea Method and Lov.maklng Are - Thing That Will Not Mix. Thero whs no sentiment about the young in a n. Ilia hud been u buMlnc triilnliiK, und Im rurrleil IiiihIih-hh iiiutu oil Into hi noi.'lul life. "Will you be uiy wlfcV" bo usked, liliinlly. Tho (fill looked startled. "I'm not much of a lover," ho lidded, "hut I KUI' I'll imikli u pretty good hiiHlminl. I might Klvu you u wholu lot of soft talk, but wIiiiI'm tho liHe? Mar rlliKU I u contract null Khoilld bo net tled on n biiKlncK binds. When I want iinylhliiK In biiHiiiiwi 1 go nftor It bluntly. I Kenernlly know what I want, too, nnd 1 want you." Him gasped, but jirewnlly regained her composure. "l''ortiiniitely," ho aulil, "I've bud a little IiunIui- IrnlnliiK m.vHelf, o vx run dlmun till proponed contract proiM-rly und dlHpuHnloiiiiti'ly." "I'm Kind to II lid you o hciihIIiIo," hi) told her. "I I'lin if'vn you nolhliiK better thuD a deeiiiiil opllon," ho kuIiI. "Wlmt !" ho fxi'liilineil, "I uiluht tell you that I urn coniii'loii of I be honor you do me, but that I am lilremly eiiKUKcd," "be i-Xilii.'d. "That, with a Kiih'UOKtloli "'at H I very Midden, would be the sentimental wiiy, but I will merely my that the flrHt option I a I ready taken." "Then there I no hope?" "How foollHh," nlm eoinmenled. "At u bUHliiCM man you oucht to know that a Unit option doe not iiecwHiirlly mean u cloned coutruct. If you don't want to tuke n cbancii on u Beconil op tion, xa y no; If you do, I'll drop you u line If I tlnd uiyHelf on tho matrimonial market iikiiIu." "Thut'N ort of coltl-blooded," he complained. "Thut'N bilNlneK," he awrtixl. "I I don't believe I like buslnetu) a w II a I thouicht I did," be remarked. "Very likely," he returned. "I'd rather have a flmt option." "A Brt option never hu been and never will be necured by bunlne method." Ilrooklyn Kafle. STAND ON SITE OF TRAGEDY Ancient Willow Tree Believed to Be Near Scene of the Deportation of the Acadian. Whoever ha read Longfellow' poem, "Kvaiicelliie," will be Interested In vlxllliiK the land of Evangeline, Uie AnniiMill valley In Novu Scotlu, Can ada und the country ubout Wolfvllla, which I the center. Grand Pro, the 111 tie vlllnKe w hich wn the scene of tho deportation of the Acadian In 1 T.".". In onfy n hort dlNtuuce from Wolfvllle, but little I left of the vil lage where the tragedy told of by the poet wn enacted. The chief object of Intercut In what waa once Grand Pre, arc the mammoth, gnarled ancient wil low tree, known as Kvungellne's wil low, which tand, a conspicuous group, amid the fertile green meadows and erve a a windbreak. They show their age, these ancient tree, and were undoiihtedly planted by the French Ca nadian; for the Acadian Invariably planted willow wherever they nettled, und thctie trees are perpetual memo rial of them. Beside the willow, thero may he seen at the site of Grand Pre the old well, portion of the foun dation of the church of St. Charles, mid ome stone that mark the site of the priest's house. These willow trees are nlway visited by tourists, and al though history doe not exactly tully with the poet' account of the deporta tion of tho Acadian, and though there amy be n division of opinion n to the Justice of the act by the Kngllsh In the deportntlon of thn Acadian, tho old willow tell no tales, but stand, sturdy nnd strong, and arc sightly landmarks still bale and vigorous. Poetical Inspiration, It Is not about great events that great novels are written. The same Is true of great poems. Not "the 15 decisive buttles of the world," but nch relatively unimportant ones ns nnlaklnva, Ivry, Hohenllnden and Plcn helm have Inspired the poets. Wa terloo wn considered to be the greatest battle of modern times, tint the lines Byron Inserted In "Cbllde Harold" constitute the only memora ble poem ever written about It. The only ballad of the Civil war, which became fixed forever In people's minds, related to no great bnttlo but to Stone wall Jackson' march through the lit tle town of Frederick. The great events are peak In the mountain ranges of time, that leave little to the imagination. Literature thrives by the streams of legend nnd glory that run down from them nnd by the limes and roads of emotion, aspiration, passion nnd endeavor that tend up to them. The side lights nnd side Issue and everyday events nmkt II tern Hire, ns they mnko life Itself, Insects In Amber. The provcrblnl "lly In amber" V strikingly exemplified In a collection of red nmber from Btirmn recently' pre sented to the British museum by R, 0. J. Swinhne, of Mandnlny. The amber Is unusually rich In Insects, including, according to Prof. T. D, A. Cockerell, who has examined the material, 81 new species, of which five ore types of new genera. Host of these are found In a block of amber rather larger than a man's flat. This has been cut luto slices about half an Inch thick. Nearly every large order of Insect Is repre sented with the exception of nta. Bclentlflc America, AT THE HOTELS Motel Wlighl. M, N, C.artwrlKht, Portland. Mr. mid Mr. Olo Hlmonson, Brothers. II. O. Coleman, Walla Wallu. Kll Wilson, lirotbeiK. K. It. Klrkputiick, Portland. Frank flylvoatur, Prlnevllle. K. Van Aden, Newport. Hotel Coxy. K. B. Dunn, Portland. Mr. und Mr. M. H. U'Ktor, Bllvor Lake. I.uclle JackKon, .Silver I.ukn. O. A. Pealt, Portland. Ii. K. Bonbon, Lu Pino. O. W. Knodgru, Orescent. (Joorgo (jftlignr, Dry Luke. Mr. und Mm. William Tuppur, HlllHboro. A. W. Apgor, Portland. J. D. Murphy, Portland. Pilot Butte Inn. Paul O. OurrlHon, Portland. Mr. and Mr. K. U. Kumpe, Port land. Mrs. J. HrunzllI, Caldwell, Idaho. W. J. Virgin, Portland. G. Anderson, Portland. Alexander Kobers, Prlnevllle. G. W. Turner, Kndorlln, North Dakota. Mr, fl. Miller. Lakeviow. Fisher C. Logan, Barnes. Thomas McCord, Altura, Calif. HOW HAILSTONES ARE FORMED According to Theory, Electrical Action Is Responsible for Storms That Frequently Do Damage. The formation of hail through elec trlcul action, according to one theory. I an lnteretli)g and even wonderful process. The wind draws out a cloud Into a long, narrow strip. In that form, owing to the great amount of surface exposed to the air, the cloud evaporate rapidly, producing intense cold. iJary particles of snow are then form ed, and these, by friction with the wa ter drops, quickly become charged with negative electricity. But the water drops carry positive electricity, and since negative attracts positive a film of water I formed upon each snow particle and 1 Instantly frozen into a layer of thin Ice. At thl thickness It outer surface remains moi.t, the water not freezing so rapidly there, whereupon the elec trical charge chonyes from negative to positive and the particle Is repelled by the water drop and driven to the outer parts of the cloud. Here the In creased cold covers It with snow, and friction charges It anew with negative electricity. Kepolslon Is now once more changed for attraction, and the particle rushes buck Into the cloud, receiving uHn its surface another film of water, which Is turned Into n second Ice layer. Thus the growing hailstone darts zig-zag through the cloud, piling up Its alternate layers of snow and Ice, until gmvltatlon gulns control and sends it with a jingling crowd of its fellows spinning to the ground. Dust Is Very Dangerous. All kinds of dust form dangers to hiiinun beings. Not only does dust ex ercise a direct harmful Influence on the tissues of the organism, but It Is the chief transporting agent of germs of Infection and contagion. Dust Is composed of infinitesimal particles of street mud and of refuse of every description which lies on the surface of the still. Bacteriologists say that these par particles, when dry, are disseminated In the atmosphere, together with all the Impurities and microbes which they rony contain, and to which they serve a transporting agents. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY THK sun shines sometimes, but we shine all the time. Ladies and gpntH. Pinkie Lewis and Reg Love, at the Metropolitan Barber Shop. 38-4Sp and that's where the Difference begins O'Neil & Jones, liifB you gel inside the ''i r& bottle that's where the y4jVylS' g difference begins f Blitr in nol brewed the ordinary way. InMcad ol ' lYll jUVL4i t Rivii'R you the 'ashes ol hatlry and malt, Bliu' vJttlPVnV exrluiivf piM'c drvelnpci thru highest Navor, M Ivl J t gives you 100 Rrew. COOLING (100D jgib . UK VOU IHAIK fO IT. INIIIT ON v""r' W J TIIK I'OltTl.AM) IIHHWINf! CO. ?iiA jlj tT jj - In Bend's Movie Centers GRAM). "Tho Etornul Mugdalono," to bo aeon for the last tlmo tonight at the Grand theater, Ih a strong produc tion with strong characters featur ing tho major roles. Tho story I un old one, but It is put up In a now light and worthy of serious re duction. With this feature Is being shown Billy Parson in "Bill's Op portunity." Tomorrow and Wednesday even ing Mary MacLaren will be seen In a fascinating drama, "An Amazing Wlfo," together with a Vitagraph comedy, "Chubs and Chops." LIHKItTV. A large audience1 was more than pleased at the Mary Plckford pro duction, "Captain Kldd, Jr." Mary I at her very best In one of these mischievous productions. A an emulator of the mythical Captain Kidd Mary is good. This feature will be shown again tonight for the last time. In addition the Liberty offer Pictograph, cartoon comedy. News Weekly and Literary Digest pungent topic. Tomorrow and Wednesday An tonio Moreno will be featured in Rudyard Kipling's play of India, a marvelous production of this char actor, "Naulahka," together with a' James Montgomery Flagg comedy, "The Last Bottle." ' Daily Market Report. fFsrafctod by mrrsnreiMnt wHfc tb. CcntTml Oraroo BkaLI LIVESTOCK. NORTH PORTLAND. July 21. Sixteen hundred cattle received. Market stronger. Good to choice steers $10.50 11.69; medium to good $9010.50; fair to medium. $89; common to fair$7?8; choice cows and heifers, $89; good to choice $78; me dium to good, $67; fair to medium, J5S6; canners. $406; bulls $5 7.59; calves $9 15.50. Hoa; Market. One thousand bogs received. Mar ket strong. Prime mixed $21.5022.50; me dium mixed, $20p21.50; rough heavies. $1920; pigs. $1921; bulk ot sales $22.25. Sheep Market. Fifteen hundred sheep received. Market steady. Prime lambs. $1213; fair to me dium. $9 12; yearllngs$78; wethers $6 ijfS; ewes $67.50. ' BITTER MARKET. I Price quoted by the Central Oreson Farmers' Creamery.) Prints, parchment wrapped, 57c, wholesale price. Butterfat, 58c. Atrocious, Indeed. One of the most famous as well as one of the worst puns of history was perpetrated by King James I of Eng land, when Sir Walter Raleigh, whom for political reasons be disliked, was presented to him. Said the "king, fix ing Raleigh with his cold-enough eye, "Rawly ! Rawly ! True enough, for I think of thee very Rawly, mon !" CHAS. STANTON Shop Next to Montgomery's Plumbing Shop ALL WORK GUARANTEED Painting and Pnpcrhanslng ELECTRIC LAUNDRY Hough 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 Local Distributors Long Sentences, r In "!.es Miserable" Victor Hugo hnt oik- sentence of a hundred lines, and curlier In the book, In one of the chapters descriptive of Waterloo, there are over 50 lines wltbon' a full stop. F.nglnnd' record I bel : by the for eign enlliitinent act, oi section of which reaches Its six hundredth word. Put It in "THK MJIiLKTIN." Our charge ac counts are not expensive things Not even to us. Certainly not to our customers. Of course, once in a blue moonr someone for gets to pay a bill and moves to Montana but accidents wjll happen. We don't think of charging these slight losses to our other cus tomers any more than if our delivery wagon broke down we'd charge them for the re pairs. And compared to our customers' convenience and their appreciation of thi3 service of ours the so-called "cost" of carrying credit ac counts is nothing at all. Prove it for yourself. DEMENT & CO. Phone 401 i INSIST THAT YOU HAVE H0LS01 BREAD YOUR GROCER CARRIES IT! American Bakery j3BFBPPISFi3SBBBISPIi3Bi3WBEBIBaii, Ever Think of the difference be tween the old corner grocery, with its. open barrels of .fpodstuffs and its counters crowd ed with buckets and boxes, its few narrow shelves and a modern, up-to-date store? Come in some day, and look over our clean, fresh stock our long rows of shelves full of canned and semi-prepared foods, our bins of fresh vegetables, our cases of bakery stuff. It will set you thinking. Smith's Grocery PHONE 51 'titiuiitiiiiiiiuii)iitiiiiiinit'i(""",",,u"",",","""""r", '"""""""'""""""""iiiiiMinimiiiiiiiiiiil