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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1919)
THE nEXB IHJliliETlN, DAIT,T EDITION, BEND, OREOOV. Tlll'RSDAY, OCTOnKR l, 1010 PAGE 9 The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION rMtah.' Beerr Aflerno.n Barept BieaaT. By Ik Bne Hell.tia (Ipcerpereted). Entered ae Second Claaa m.tlr. January I. 117, at the Post Olflca t Bend. Oraton, under net of March S, : kOBKRT W. SAWYER Edltor-Nanewr HKNRY N. FOWLKR Aeioclate Editor ruKU A. WOKi,H-KN...Advcrliiiut Menaaer C. H. SMITH Circulation Mananer UALl'U Sl'KNCKR Mechanical Bupt . An Indcindnt Nerel.plr. itandlnK for th raner. ileal, elean nuaineea, clean polltlca and Uu bill tnuieete of Bend and Central Oregon. 8UII8CRIPTION RATES Uj Wall Ona Tear It. 00 Iz Months M.7I tare Month. 11.60 vr Carrie On Tea- is.so III Month IH.eO Ona Month . All itibeerlpticn. an duo and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notlcoa of eaplratlon ara mailed rabaerlber. and If renewal U not made within -eeaoneble tiro the paper will be diaconliaued. Pleaaa notify ua promptly of any change of jddreee. or of failure to receive the paper reeu. early. Otherwtae we will not be reeponiible for aopiee mlaeed. Make all inecaa and ordera parable to The end BuUettn, ., THURSDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1919 INSURANCE RATES. ' Referring again to' the matter of local Insurance rates we venture to suggest that a committee from the council or from the Commercial club or from both, should be appointed to ascertain what reductions the peo ple of Bend are now entitled to and when they will be put into effect. One of the potent reasons for vot ing the bond issue last year to pro vide fire equipment, quarters for the department and the first year's main tenance was the reduction in insur ance rates that would follow. The bond money has now been spent for Its intended purposes. Nothing re mains to be done so far as that fund. Is concerned. It is gone where it was planned to go and the people are being taxed to pay interest on the bonds. If they are also entitled to collect, our fire protection being what it is, it amounts to double tax ation. We understand that local insur ance agents agree that a reduction in rates is due now, indeed, has been due for some weeks, and that the only reason it is not made is the fact that the installation of new fire hyd rants, now planned, will make a still further reduction possible. To make one reduction, they say, and then another will make more-or less trou ble for the companies, as represent ed by their rating bureaus, and they want to wait until the hydrants are in and then lower rates' . . . - The objection to this. position is that it takes into account the inter ests of the insurance companies only. The people's interests are not con sidered. And while it is to be ex pected that the companies' represent , atives should do . what they can to save money for them it is also to be expected that the -city council will be alert and active in. efforts to save money for the people, i With only one interest to serve, that of America, the American legion is fast becoming one of the greatest single forces for good in the whole United States. When the air mail service is start ed we shall probably have to put our house numbers on the roof. Petrograd seems to be having Its ups and downs these days. 1 Fifteen Years Ago j (From the columns of the Bend Bulletin, of October 21, 1904). Adam Kotzman has 16 acres of deeded land about 15 miles south of Fossil, on which last summer's water spouts uncovered a lot of excellent coal. The historic old Slsemore place has at length changed hands. Uncle John Sisemore last Monday sold out completely to Dr. W. S. Nichol, who came to Bend about two weeks ago from Oklahoma. Dr. C.-W. Merrill is formulating plans for a hospital at Bend.' He expects to have it In running order early next year. -The switchboard for the Bend tele phone exchange, has arrived, and the work of installing the plant Is under way. It will start out with 20 instru ments. H. C. Ellis has charge of the getting out of poles for the local lines. The grading crew for the automo bile .line (Central Oregon Transpor- ation Co.,) is at work this side of Forest's. . It is expected that . the grade for the entire line will be com pleted into Bend within the next three weeks. The line to Bend, how ever, will not be in operation before December, and the Prlnevllle branch may be little later. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Taggart and two daughters spent the past week in Bend. They have closed up their affairs in Wisconsin, and hereafter will make their home in Oregon. , O'Kano's bowling alley will be open to the public tomorrow. I. F. Shearer brought in last Sun day some specimens of outs raised in the Sisters neighborhood, that rudely upset the theory thut such cannot be grown there. Of course they could not be grown when no body tried it. Preparations fer a city water ser vice are rapidly upproiichiiig the point of active construction, and un oltlctent plant will be In operation help before many weeks puss. Employees' Initiative. Nothing ilt-iisoN mi employer mure 1 1 in ii to llntl Hint I'liiplnyees have been list-fill unci helpful in ilnliu UiIuks tlinl they were nut tnltl to tin. It slio.vs the spirit of initiative ; it Imllrutes the ambition to get on, u wlllliiKiiess to pn the prlee. The progressive em plover lias Utile use for the employee who never dues niiyltilitx lie is not told to do. Originality, Intentlveness, re sourcefulness are passports to his fuvor am) to promotion.. The New Success. Cincy Reds Divy Victors' Spoils After Thirty-Four Years. A Bath man has just received divi dend checks from some shares of a silver mine which he bought 84 years ago and had forgotten all about. A friend who remembered the purchase tuld hlra of a notice In some fiuper that the mine was about to pay its first illvitlend uud be begun to cut coupons. Grit. Where 'are you going my pretty mam 7 Trt iha n A A i"V shn nrehlv said. The "Man From Mexico" will, soon be here. And folks are coining from far and near. Noble's Ponular Plnvers. Thursday. October 30th. ISc. MAN'S BEST AGE A man is as old as hi9 organs ; ha can be as vigorous and healthy at 70 as at 35 if he aids his organs in perforating their functions. Keep your vital organs healthy with COLD MEDAL The world's standard remedy for kidney, brer, bladder mild uric acid troubles inc. 1696; corrects disorders; stimulates vital organ. All druggists, three sires, lawk for the aaaae CeM Medal oa eTerr box eaat accept no tnrtaaawa . . jaszjLi "a T - H 91 , Cmivii.i. . no. a oTnr:ritqii-TinniSvnNM Bank oiIim inn vn. NwlM eaaaa I I. OreS . U1.U1J1 KAOo loaateUel a Je.eel.ea Tawewe . 0-w nrt-u I Uoujm, raawaul .,w.il l..bl) Flajer.' Mre t.rM'e Sen.. ll. One hundred and seventeen thousand dollars was the winner erid -which the world champion Cincinnati team was paid for defeating the Chicago- White Sox. The check was made out to Captain Henry K.) jOrob Here Is shown the check and manager. Pat Moran, dividing j lie money paying a little over 5200 to each Cincinnati player aa 'their share of the spoils. Oroh received the first check. .Jake Daubert Md.Jtforjrls.Ratn are standing, awaiting their turn. Family Pride. Family prltle. us It exists In society, seems to Involve an absurdity. Inas much ns the honor of being descend ed from a great man Increases exnetly ns the degree of consanguinity to lilm diminishes; for his Immediate le scenduiits are us mere upsturis com pared to such of his remote posterity as run trace their origin to their great progenitor, hack through a period of many years. John Malcolm. Only Popularity Worth While. I wish popularity; but It Is that popularity which follows, not that which Is run offer It Is that popu larity which sooner or later never falls to do Justice to the pursuit of noble ends by noble means. Lord Mansfield. Grandmothers Vindicated. Our gniiuliuotliors used to hung a red flannel petticoat over the window of a smallpox puileiil's room, assert ing llial It hastened the cure, uud also prevented "pitting." Scientists have now discovered that the retl rays do acliinlly exert n bail effect on the bac teria of the disease, and u correspond ingly good effect on the patient. 'iitiiiiaaiiiiatiiiiiittiaittiiiaaiiaiaiaiiiiititiiiaiiitaiiiita Meal Tickets Now on Sale $11.00 IN MEALS FOR $10.00 Chicken Dinner Sunday 12 noon 'till 8 p. in. 0.1. C CAFETERIA on GonJ Street, N CLEANL1NESS-SERV1CE-QUAUTY liiimimiimtiimtiiiimmiiiiiimimiiiimnmiiiimiiiiimitu' LADIES ONLY SPECIAL IN SHOES FOOTWEAR OK (.OOl) QUALITY AT A J.HAL SAV1NC AT TRI-STATE TERMINAL CO. ."imiimttammiumiiiiii iitiituiiiuiiiiiusiuiiuiiiatiauiuniinniiiiiiiiniiiainieiaiiiiitniiiinitiiiiirluiiiiiaiii tmii; As welcome as the return of the sol dier boy So clean so safe so dependable The housewife who has an electric range never would return to the older cooking devices. Scores of Dend housewives are finding llui kitchen dude more delightful since they inslnlled electric rouge. And tlie cost Is no Kreulor, but the satisfaction is. Insist that you Uuvo un KLMTIUO KANtJK They make housekeeping morn modern. They surely save labor. Bend Water Light & Power Co. :.a:i!m:!!mu:nB!aum::nm:::!!!:n::u:a:nKC::m::tm:: "Hlghgate." The word "lllchsute" Is derived ,'rom n gate creeled over -tlK) years ( ign to receive tolls for the bishop of j London. At one time nil travelers 1 ,vln tarried lit Iligligate tuverns were required to take an oath never to eat Drown bread while they could get fhlte. FESE NON-SKID TIMES THE CONSPICUOUS PLACE-of motor cars in transportation today would have been impos sible without constant tire improvements. F1SK NON-SKID TIRES offer the greatest value that money can buy consist ently dependable, always. THEY REPRESENT LONG EXPERI ENCE and skill in tire building of a company to whom "the satisfac tion of the user" has always been the paramount consideration. TRY THEM the next time you need tires. Pioneer Garage Company Bend, Oregon 5Se3?!w535 The farmer ami the business man of this com munity are partners in the progress or the fuiluie 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 onlybe failure as a result. THE SHEVUN-H1X0N COMPANY THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS FOR CENTRAL OR EC. 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 thu community, mean, dollar, and cent, in your pocket. Build Now with Deschutes (White) Pine. Build of home product, and patronize home ind'jatry. The cheapeat and best building; material i, Deicnutca (White) Pine and ia manufactured right here into all aizea and tfradea of lumber. Acquire a home of your own instead of a lunch of rent receipts. PUT YOUR MONEY TO WORK, BUILD NOW The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. LOCAL SALES AGENTS" MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
