The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, October 13, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE a THE BEXD m'lXKTIV. DAILY KDITIOV, 1IKX1), OIUXION, MONDAY, OCTOHKK 1 :t, HMD The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION raaHehea' Keere Afternoon Except Inidu, Br M Baa; Ballet! (lac.rperslee). Bntereit as Second CIsjm matter. Januerr B. 1917 at the Poet Office at Otni. Oregon, under, let of March 1. BOBRRT W. SAWYER Edltor-Manarer HENRY N. FOWLER Associate Kdltor a BED A. WOKI.FLKN...A4vertieinc Manager C H. SMITH Circulation Manager MALPH Sl'KNCKR Mechanical BupU Aa Independent Newspaper, standing for the antra ilea), clean limine, clean politics and las best interests of Jlend and Central Oregon. One Tear .... Ill Months .. fares Months One Ye .... Ill Months ... One Month .. SUM8CRIPTION RATES Uj Mail Bj Carrier HOME SWEET HOME 5AX if WT A KICK llKE A STABLE FUU CF MultS AT HARNtSSlWrTlME. - BOr f OK IflNCS SAKE - VONT Tut AMT0N6, WHERE -too Got the? I'WOST Mc.fUliW -T GOT T'fl:' RAISINS KR All subscriptions are due and PAYABLE IN I ADVANCE. Notices of expiration are mailed snbaeribera and if renewal is not made within reasonable time the paper will be discontinued. Pleas notif us promptly of any change of iddreas. or of failure to receive the psper regu larly. Otherwise we will not be responsible for sjopiea missed. Make all checks and orders payable to The had Bulletin. - MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1919. POTATOES. Speaking af the Grange hall fair last week "Earner" C. L. Smith, of the O.-W. B. & N. Co. said several of the potato exhibits would take aIirst prize in any collection he had ever judged, and he had judged potatoes all over the United States and Can ada There is ji statement from an ex pert that means much to the farmers of Central Oregon. If they can raise potatoes of tlits quality their future is assured, for despite the fluctallous In price to which the potato is sub ject, there is always a market for the best and at a good price. That this is so is shown by the ex perience of the Deschutes Valley Po tato Growers' Association which. In the past few years., by holding rigid ly to a high standard, has netted Its members an average price well above that obtained by the non member who sold his potatoes him self In potato growing in- this valley the surface of accomplishment is as yet hardly scratched. There can bo produced here a potato both for ta ble use and for seed that is unexcell ed in the northwest. By making one variety the standard and then mak ing that variety known everywhere as the Deschutes valley potato, there can be developed a business of trem endous importance. The work has been begun already. Every farmer owes it to himself to join the Potato growers association and help carry it on. He will benefit and so will the community. Za -...Vc H Vj-niiu.-rifTn tU I . ' ' ' .?. LUr K : LI hum l van or usa-m ..l.0 ' ..13.50 CA-LARC-!! vHELU. ULlWta D J -Tsakc-S . Vo6 r W ( tW ARE Trtoie RAISINS I AvSiAiii CAMT KEEP ffAlSiMS SCASINSL. J'fc-U'.. i -brought HOMe YVf -mm u ft around neRe --onaiD p ?W tTrC , "LiiH.iiSZ-Hy JFyvt-S EMS 'CM FAST6R THAN (Li$LZ J. J J Llll luffAi IO,xVpAecr(e'ieBeefj ivrjjWfXVf: C ' - The usual method pursued in con struction work is to plan during those months when building is easl - est and then to build during the other months when building is most difficult. The city council, in ar ranging to get preliminaries attend ed to this winter so that Improve ment work can be begun early in the ppring is doing a good work. Cement walks and iron water mains denote permanency. YOUTH HAS MUSICAL GENIUS Willy Ferrero, 13 Years Old, and American Born, Is Capable Leader of Orchestra. Willy Ferrero, 13. who leads 100 piece orchestras In selections of Wag ner, Beethoven, Itossini, Grieg and others. Is an American and was born In Portland, Me. The child has at tracted the attention of Europe since lie was 4 years old. but it was only recently that bis American birth was revealed by tils - parents, who are Italians. The lad was taken to Italy whither his parents were reluming to take up their residence In their old home In Turin. Wlion Willy was 4 he began his musical career, leading an orches-. tra In the Folios Rpisere In Paris. A .vear later he appeared In the Costnnza theater, Home, where for flie Hrst time he led an orchestra of 100 pieces. The child took his orchestra before Emperor Nicholas In 1013 and con ducted two concerts for the monarch. In the same year his orchestra was filling an engagement In London, and he was commanded to appear before Queen Alexandra at Marlborough house. He appeared before Pope Ben edict XV in 1910. In April, 191!). Just before Ituly's declaration of war, Willy was presented with the gold medal by the Italian minister of education after he hud made a successful appearance in the Aiigiiste'uin. where he had con ducted an orchestra and chorus aggre gating 000 participants. NATIONAL HEROES OF FRANCE Lazare Hoche and Ferdinand Foch Are Names to Bo Forever Held , . In Grateful Memory. Marshal Foch is taking a particular sntlstiictlon nt this time of the con summation of a great victory to pay homage jo the fame of I-nsnre lllni he. lie laiuiilfs yoTnrg TTiinW! fflto e.scaHii the lievolutiotmry guillotine eventual ly to command that army of the Sam-bre-et-Meuse which, though ut llrst disorganized, badly fed und badly eoulpped, performed the brilliant seven mouths' campaign which established the reputation or French arms on both sides of the Ithlne. To tills day at Welssenthurra stands monument to its memory and that of Its brilliant young chief. No wonder Marshal Foch takes pleasure In recalling I.azure Hoche to his countrymen, t'f Hoche it Is said that he once proudly wrote to the minister for wnr of his day, "Je suls la patrle." The French of the present century would throw tip their hats at such a sentiment as en thusiastically as the contemporaries of Hoche and Ituuget de Lisle. With the great mass of them, though they do not perhaps express It so tersely. Koch Is "la patrle" in the senie that he cer tainly stands for them as "la VIctoire" personified. High Heels Lessen Vitality. High heels prevail In spite of the promise of something wiser ir, build coming Into' popular favor. Yet, to quote a well-known doctor: "No wo man pretends that she Is comfortable when wearing high heels nor can she hope to be graceful when wearing them, for the body is thrown out of poise and the action of the feet Is re stricted. More serious than her awk yfflxsJnessJLs the eventual .Injury to her benliu. l-TTr TTi Tiie T-TTorl To 7"ieere her equilibrium the shoulders are thrown forward, depressing (lie chest; breiilhlng Is interfered with, anil that means poorer Ittood and n final de crease in vitality. This comes grad ually, but It is Inevitable when a wo man persists In wearing very high heels.- Her heels should conform to the arch If her Instep." Kxcluinge. Use for Surplus Munition. An Interesting suggestion has been made by a prominent Swiss meteorol ogist and physicist. M. tie Quervuln of Zurich, to the effc t that the vast stores of munitions collected in the bel ligerent countries during the hist four ytnrs be utilized to advance the cause of science instead of being merely fir ed oiT to make a Uoman holiday, or else sunk In deep waters to avoid the latent dangers which reside III them. Ity detuning these explosives In defin ite quantities, at definite places, anil at definite times whose dates nre an nounced in advance, n possibility nonld be presented for t he solution of many Interesting problems In physics and meteorology. The project might advantageously be curried out in this country. "Two John twelve." After much pint .ling the inclining dawned upon him. Taking down his hlble he turned up the Second Kpisilc of St. John mill rnnl Hie twelfth verse, which runs us fellows: "Having many tilings to w rite unto you. I would not write w ith paper mid ink, but I trust to come unto you noil speak face to face, that our Joy may be full.". Ills son was un tils way home to lOuglaiid. Put It In The llulletin. Cryptic Cable. For smartness (lie following will be hard to heat:. A well-known person age in Devonshire. Kngland, received o cable from his soldier son In Meso- ""'"t"'" WplnlnlniT Qll fllTl WOriN: LADIES ONLY SPECIAL IN SHOES FOOTWEAK OF GOOD QUALITY AT A HEAL SAVING AT TRI-STATE TERMINAL CO. How Character Is Revealed. The Utile I hint's 1 1 tit I we do wlllioiit thinking mo the ihlngs that tell what wo really are. We may ileshv In pos sess n elmraeler that we have lint yet iillaliied, or we may pose for the kind of person we nre not, but our unguard ed movements lieiiay us, Whiit we aro speaks more Inuiily than what wo say. Bridegroom Grows In Importunes, The war has given the lirldegioiiin a slgliluYaiifc he never before pos sessed. Formerly wedding nnilrcf were devoted to the bride, her Irons. ki nil, her brlili'siiiulils and her family. The liiiih'grooiu was mentioned only In rlileiiially. If at till. Ity reason of his rank, he has become one of the most Important persons In the allliiiiee. Philadelphia Public Ledger. YOUNG BROS. CONFECTIONERS AND BAKERS Bread", Pies, Pastries, Cukes. Confectionery I'oi Self si Meude (.oitsll'i Kililirn and Young HriM., un Hund Si., lurmeily I'teemsn'i llskciy, 1041 lloml Si. ';inaa!inia:aaiai:ai:ii!ai!aaiaiiiiiaaMinaiai:aatiiaia!uiiiuuaiiiaiaaaiiaai'aiMiiiininiaiiiiiiMiiiiiiaiiiuiiiniiii -VftS ? (l2L-.fr V'sf ,. ' '- ;:a.sts WeV; '' xjf HOW TRUE. Look nt the Illustration to the kit. It tells the story. . The best way to obviate this tiouieholJ conJition, espec ially in the kitchen I'lnclinsc nil Electric Range I luiuekeepmif nnJe a Pleasure. "Cooking on an Electric Kiinge", siiys one Im.y. . "is just one joy und delightful surprise after another." Come in and let us explain details. Bend Water Light & Power Co. i.::::a::::i:::!HUn:::!:i:!!:u!!:::!!:!:!j:!:::i:i:!N:t!ituim After providing entertainment for ! ji 200 or more visitors on Saturday and enjoying a labor convention for a week Bend can now settle down again to its usual routine of progress. Kick Through, Brother, Kick Through ! Next Week is Reville Week. It's An American Legion Affair. JUST ARRIVED! We have just received, one car load of Essex MHib 5S" You have been looking for just this car and it is here for you. ' Come early, and make you selection, because these cars are the cars that do not remain long on our floors. J7QQJ?Jf' The most talked about car HiKj iDMliJs.'" 'm the motor vehicle world . PIONEER GARAGE COMPANY ... 1 The fanner and the business man of this com munity nre partners in the progress or the failuic of their community. If they , pull together, the progress and prosperity is certain to come. IF they .listen, to preachers of class hatred there can only, be Failure as a result. THE SHEVLLN-HIXON COMPANY THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY WIIOM-SAI.K DISTKIMTOKS FOR CHNTRAL ORF.f.ON 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. PRINGLE, Manager Progressiveness and Growth in this community, means dollars and cents in your pocket. Build Now with Deschutes (White) Pine. Build of ho me products ond patronize heme industry. The cheapest and hest lunMing material is Deichulcs (While) Pine and ie manufactured right here into all sizes and (trades of lumber. Acquire a home of your own inatead of a lunch of rent receipts. ' PUT YOUR. MONEY TO WORK, BUILD NOW The Brboks-Scanlon Lumber Co. LOCAL SALES AGENTS; . MILLER LUMBER COMPANY :a:r.:::.-!:::!:::::m!:n:K!:r:!:::i:!ia xmiBiasKsi.-tmniKinimaiiusiKnsiSKKinnii am.