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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1919)
0 MOB a THK-BRND BCtLimN,' DAILY EDITION, BUND, OltKOON. TI'JKNDAYt DKCT.MHKll 241, 1010 ' I The Bend Bulletin ' ,-r-v DAILY EDITION rakllefcW ar Aftaniaaa Eieeeit iaaaa. - Br ll.rta (lararpwaUa). Bnured Second Ciaae matter. January I. ttlTt at lha Pott Orfloa t Bead, Orcgu. awle Alt of March . IH7. ROBERT W. 8AWYER Editor-Manas. INKV N. FOWLER Aaaoeiaia Editor TUKO A. WOEL,rXEN...Adv.rtiin Manaaar C. H. SMITH Circulation Manaiter ALPH BPBNOER Meehaaleal Bupk Aa Independent N.war.aiwr, atandln for the ranare deal, clean bualiieaa, elean twill Ira and Ik aeat iDteiaeta at Band ana Cautral Uraion. UB8CRIPTIOV BATES Bj Mall On Year III Month M-JJ rut Month! ! B, Carrier Pa r etB il onlha , U.19 Oie Month J,.....VL..M.....M.:rM ' All tobetrlptlont ara dut and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, Notice of aspiration ara mailed nbecribere and If renewal la not made within eeaaonable time the paper will ba diacontinued. Plaaa notify na promptly of anr enanire of ajdreaa, or ol failura to recelv toe paper renu tarir. Orherwla we will not ha raapooiibJa for aoplea miaaed. Make all Thee as and ordara parable to Tbe Band Bulletin. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1919 A .NEW RECLAMATION FUND. It now seems appareot that the Mondell bill, by which it was hoped to obtain funds for the development of reclamation projects, and espec tally in this section, tbe construct ion of tbe Deschutes project, has gone by tbe board. The last heard of it ita sponsors were waiting for action by the American Legion at its Minneapolis meeting in Novem ber. That meeting has come and gone and there has been nothing new on the' bill. It may safely be considered ai dead. Because this bill has come . to nothing is no reason why the Des chutes valley should give up hope ot construction involving the Ben ham Falls reservoir and the water ing of the thousands of now arid acres in this and Jefferson county. So long as there is a dollar to be spent by tbe United States reclama tion service in irrigation work that dollar will be marked for attack by the people of this section who want to Bee this great project carried through. Just now the point of attack is in connection with the Western States Beclamation association which, - at Its recent Salt Lake meeting, urged a direct appropriation of $250,000, 000 for expenditure by the Reclama tion service. If this fund is made avalable some of it will almost surely be spent in the Deschutes val ley. Urge your congressman to aid Jn getting the appropriation made 533 'Wintry Weather. ; . The ice is on the river, the ice is on the lake; and on the shore I shiver, and feel rheumatic ache. I see the schoolboys skating upon the well known ice; for me, ah! watchful waiting must evermore suffice. Among the youthful friskers I have no place, alas! Behind my stack of" whiskers -1 sit and watch them pass. The snow is in the. valley, the snow' is on the hill, and there the children sally; they're coasting with a will. I hear their1 joyous laughter, as down the slope they whiz, while I, in slat and rafter, have pangs of rheumatiz. I sit be hind my galways, and to blithe words give tongue "your youth won't last you always, so go it while you're young!" I don't admire the gaffer, the anci ent, drooling lad, who chides the happy laughter, and makes Youth's spirit sad. I cannot join the skaters, I cannot tool a sled, or dance, in tireless gaiters, when others are in bed. But all the joyous playing of the kids look good to me, although my head is graying, and I've a spavined knee. The young, with smiling faces, are playing in the snow ; behind my hanging laces I bless them as they go. T. -J Al " a from early shopping due lo the snow, here are large, complete stocks, and extra salespeople to assist you in mak ing your gift selections. If you have yet purchases to male, we can serve you best if you will Shop Early in the Morning. Used as Washboard. The sides of a new vacuum washer for laundry purposes tire corrugated, so it can he. used as n washboard. AT THE MOVIES Wallace Reid. Paramount star. has hud. some thrilling .and hard. fought battles In his numerous Para mount and Artcraft pictures, but what is conceded to be one of the i most sensatiounl fights ever staged In a screen production, is Bhown I with vivid realism In "The Valley of the Glauts," his new Parumount- Artcraft picture which will he shown at the Liberty Theatre Christmas Day. . ' Colonel Pennington, i a scheming AT THE HOTELS. Pilot Butte Inn. A. A. Emblem Alfalfa. E. B. Tomes. La Pine. J. N. Masten. La Pine. J. W. O'Keefe, Silver Lake. Mrs. Pat Barry, - Silver Lake. Sir. and Mrs. Paul Scoggln, Turn alo.' ' Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bennett, Silver Lake. George T. Michaelson, Fort Rock. R. H. Muncy, The Dalles. H. M. Billings, Portland. P. M. Piper, Portland. W. Montgomery, Portland. ; Hotel Oozy; C. G. Bennett, Seattle. ' Burton Oney, La Pine. C. W. Oney, La Pine. Harry Hill, La Pine." Carl Wis, :La Plne' ' D. P, Mickels and wife," Tumalo. A. T. Shaver, Millican. C. H. Miller, Redmond. - Hotel Wright-- - . Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Swartz, Seattle. E. & Patty, Long Beach, Cal. ' Glen Bontrager, San -Francisco. L. Girton, Silver Lake. F. B. Graham, Newberg. C. W. Muma, Redmond. . Alcohol From Moss. ' A Swedish syndicate -is planning to distill alcohol spirit fropi white moss, there being enormous quuntltles of It available. Put It In The Bulletin. Rao Paper Ancient . " ' Paper whs made from rags In Arabia more than ten centuries ago and the method wag Introduced Into Europe In the thirteenth. century. . y ". , . . Put It In The Bulletin. tional Values in Men s leather Vests and Stag Shirts 'If, 7 ' i"" "n r'i" BLACK BEAR.:." MACKJNAWS Recognized Superior Quality " i $10.50 ' Tri-State Terminal Co. i . i Would You Like to Save from ;$25.00 to $50.00 on a GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR HER. Gloves 65c to $3.75 Hand Basrs $1.50 to $15.50 Handkerchiefs .....5c to 50c Waists $1.50 to $15.75 Furs $6.50 to $77.50 Toilet Cases $1.25 to $8.95 Umbrellas $1.85 to $7.50 Silk Hosiery $1.15 to $2.50 Silk Camisoles $1.95 to $3.45 Neckwear 65c to $3.95 Boxed Stationery 50c to $2.25 Boudoir Caps 35c to $3.50 House Slippers $1.60 to $2.50 Christmas Greeting Cards 5c to 25c RT- foh HIM Shirts $1.25 to $13.50 Neckwear .l.OO to $2.50 Handkerchiefs 12 l-2c to 40c Holeproof Hosiery 50c to 65c Interwoven Hosiery 65c to $1.25 Bath Robes $6.50 to $9.50 Smokinjc Jackets $8.95 lo $15.50 Mackinaws $10.00 to $18.00 Sweaters $3.50 to $10.00 Gloves 50c to $1.50 House Slippers $1.75 to $3.50 Suit Cases and Bajrs $1.85 to $9.50 Stop and Shop at , ' Mannhcimcr Bros. and unscrupulous politician In the town of Sequoia, in the heart of the big Redwood Forests of California, has bribed the mayor ot the town to vacate a franchise which he had pre viously granted to Bryce Curdlgan, which part is played by the star, to build a railroad leading out of tbo Valley of (be Giants. Angered by this underhanded work, Dryco tukes bis workmen and In the middle of the night lays u railroad directly across the tracks of Colonel Pennington's road. When Pennington discover this lie calls on his Illiterate henchmen, a crowd of rough lumbermen, and tbe ' exclto ment starts. Tbe ensuing fight Is said to be one of the most realistic ever srroened. The picture la huaett upon Cat!. Peter II. Kyno's fumoun novel of t -same niimn and wits directed ty James Cruxe. A ciipulilu cast sup ports the slur. , . , '' . '" 1 Kani-y Jupanasa rattan and bun -boo b&akots on sale uow until Clii l- -itina.Dny Candy Co. Wall Bt. . Adv. 14 5 tl i: h J ' y,. ?. ( j. . . ' Then come to our store and see- what we have to offer you. EVERY, MACHINE SOLD ON A MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE To hear t,he exquisite tone of this phono graph is convincing Call tomorrow, hear it, then judge for yourself. MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS ; WE ACCEPT ANYTHING IN REASON .-3 Sep, ; GILBERT off -i t t rm? en4 v-"r-' '4 M 'fc io " ;,"" FURNITURE CO. THE RUSH of Christmas buying Is nearly at an end, and the results of holiday pur chasing have, we trust, been as gratifying to our customers as to our own interests. True service to our patrons has been our constant aim, and it is with this same spirit that we wish to ex tend to the people of Bend and Deschutes Coun ty our sincere wishes for the utmost enjoyment which the season can offer,' and a New Year un rivalled in prosperity and happiness. Larson & Company Jewelers i.-sotif rA f-.w!a!'o:i '''" .''!. urtftc- t a'--ivW j. ( i ? i'' x I BOND STREET