THE BKND BUJ.KTfN. DAILY EDITION, BRXD, OKKGON. MONDAY, JANlUnY 8, 1020.
The Bend Bulletin
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Bend Bulletin. ' 1 '
MONDAY, JANUARY 2. 1920.
ISSUE A SUPPLEMENT.
The failure of the railroad admin
istration to Include any reference to
Deschutes county In its recently is
sued pamphlet, "Oregon-The Land of
Opportunity" has not gone unnoticed
In other parts of the state besides
Bend. In our mail today comes a
letter from Portland which says. "I
have sought for Information relative
to Bend and Deschutes and Crook
counties In a pamphlet recently Issu
ed by the U. S. R. R. Administration
entitled "Oregon-the land of Oppor
tunity" and have sought In vain. I
can find no mention of either al
though from the map which said
pamphlet carries I see there are
such places. I see in this document
descriptive of Curry county there is
a "Continentof the United States"
another slight inaccuracy, I sup
pose." The Bulletin commented on the
failure to mention this section when
this pamphlet first appeared and at
the same time -wrote to Portland
.railroad officials asking for an ex
planation. None has been forthcom
ing. We understand, however, that
the Commercial club has been In
formed that a local newspaper man
was asked for Information on Des
chutes county for the pamphlet and
that he failed to give it. On that ac
count, it is said, no mention of the
county was made.
Newspaper men are supposed to be
readiest and the best, able ot any
members of a community to give
facts concerning its opportunities
end advantages. ' Ordinarily tbe.v
consider it not only a duty but a
privilege to say what they can for
their town and county. If they neg
lect to do so they fail in the trust
imposed upon them by their posit
ion in the community. However, the
railroad administration cannot just
ify its neglect of Deschutes county
by any such excuse as that offered:
Several of the men responsible for
the compilation of the booklet are
thoroughly acquainted with Bend
and Deschutes .county. They visit
Bend to get trade for their roads.
They know what there is here aid
that the advantages and opportunit
ies for the home seeker and investor
are as great here as in any other
parts of the state. They are as able
as any newspaper man in town to
but that' knowledge on paper. By
some carelessness they failed to get
it into the pampfilet.
Its belongs there and they can
now remedy their neglect by issuing
a supplement. . -
It's iip to them to do so.
The West Coast Lumbermen's as
sociation has appropriated $1,000
for the use o4 the- Grant Hodge Post
.of the American Legion, of Centra
lla, Washington In dealing with the
I. W. W. menace. According to an
association circular none of the
money is to be used for attorney's
fees for the prosecution of the men
charged with the Armistice) day crime
but will be used in a general clean-Ing-up
of L W. W. infection by
means of honorable and law abiding
methods. "A part of the fund," says
the circular, "will doubtless go to
ward the support of families of I. W.
W. now In Jail, on the, theory that
the kiddies are not responsible for
the murderous moral obliqueties of
the fathers."
COMMUNICATIONS,
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BIXLKTL HAS LONG JOURNEY.
Tucson, Ariz.,. December 26,-1819.
To tho Editor:
Hark to the tale of a, Bulletin Is
sued December 15. It Journeyed to a
'. subscriber, when read was used to
gether with an Oregonian note its
affinity to nobility, to act as a buffer
protecting a Christmas remembrance
directed to us from the customary
onslaughts of a Burlesoned post,, was
read by two at our home and was the
sale and contributing cause of this
RipplirigRhumosf
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The New Year.
. I hail the new year gladly, and say to it, "Good
day," while still surveying sadly the year that's
passed away. The old year seemed a winner when
first its tour began, but now old Time, the tin
ner, has put it in a can. That year was punk and
daffy, the worst of all bum bets; this much of epi
taphy is all the dead one gets. But now its bright
successor with gladness I accost, and I'm a cheap
john guesser if it should prove a frost. I hail the
buoyanf: stranger and hope he'll set us free from
dread and doubt and danger, and all the ills there
be. I hope he'll bring good feeling, contentment, in
his train, -and end the foolish spieling that's driving
mnn insane T hon( he'll brint? a season of ouiet
i and repose, and back to law
oy tne nose, ror i am, on, so weary uj. riot aim
unrest, of frowsy skates and bleary who do their
dirty best, to stir up useless quarrels, to make men's
passions flame, to undermine their morals, and
spoil their useful game. -The old year's buried un
der a million tons of grit; the new year is a wonder,
and ought to make a hit. -
letter and the enclosed signed ballot
anent the poor old . League ot Na
tions which is now looked upon by
some as perfect Just as it is flat on
its back. Some little accomplish
ment for one lone number, isn't It?
I am ignorant as to your editorial
attitude towards the League contro
versy but believing or assuming that
you have urged the necessity of its
adoption as originally presented, I
am wondering "If you permit contro-
wise arguments or opinions to be
presented. Mr. Wilson's strongest
arguments on his , Western swing
when not mendaciously repre tenting
the Shantung afinir (which is a m-it-
ter not of opinion but of facts pre
sented by press reports and the Con
gressional record) was that reserva
tions meant rejection and rejection
would "break the ; heart of the
world." 1 The following taken from
Le Temps, the greatest paper in
France and-its mouthpiece shows
how fallacious is that statement and
that the world's . heart is rather a
sturdy affair. "We have been told
that the reservations of the Senate
were a disavowal of the work accom
plished at the Peace Conference. It
is alleged that the U. S. shows a tend
ency no longer to be associated with
Europe and with the peace. In reply
to this manifest false.hood it Is only
necessary to state the fact, tha.t al
though they insist on redrafting in
two or three- places, the . covenant
which can be amended anyway, the
American reservations contain noth
ing that should lead the Allies to
reject ratification binder these condi
The Liberty Bell
Bakery & Dairy
Wishes You a
Happy New Year
We have reopened the
Freeman Bakery, located
on Bond street, and are
now in a position to sup
ply you with BREAD,
sweet through and
through; Staple and fan
cy Pastry and all kinds
of Dairy Products.
We cordially solicit
your patronage
liberty Bell Bakery
DON'T
DESPAIR
If you are troubled with pains or
aches; feel tired; have headache,
indigestion, insomnia; painful pass
age of urine, you will find relief in
GOLD MEDAL
The world's standard remedy for kidney,
livw, bladder and uric add troubles and
National Remedy of Holland since 169&
Three sices, all druggists. Guaranteed,
leek fee Ike saaae Cold Medal e every
kl. : Son, .!jN ei
and reason lead people
tions. On the contrary, they con-
tnin certain interpretation whfth
are very wise and which it would be
to our interest to sanction."
Again, Mr. David Lawrence, than
whom uo one correspondent more
nearly proclaims the yiaws of Mr.
Wilson In print, refers in a lute
November article signed by himself,
to "some unanswerable arguments of
the protesting senators" tho' at the
same time condemning their t atti
tude. Now let's connect the two "unans
werable arguments" admitted by a
Bend Water Light & PowerCo.
Ki ttttKKtttt
The farmer and the business man of this corn
munity are partners in the progress or the failuie ot .
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 SHEVLIN-HIXON COMPANY
Progressiveness and Growth
in tbii community, means dollars and'ernta
in your pocket.
Build Now with Deschutes
(White) Pine.
Build of Lome products snd patronize heme ind'iitry. The
cbeapeit sad beat building1 material ii Deaclmtes (White)
Pine and it manufactured right here into all aizei and grades
of lumber. Acquire a home of your own instead of a bunch
of rent receipt. '
PUT YOUR MONEY TO WORK, BUILD NOW
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
' LOCAL SALES ACENT3;
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY -
White. House coiTOHoudinit, nnd tho
plain uiiqunllllod Htntumunt ot Le
Tumps endorsing I (to reservations
bused on (hose same iiiKumonln. Ad
mitting the truth ot thnso twu ttrtl
eli'H, ii ml oiit'li In open to proof In the
columns ot the ureas, doouu'l It look
us tho the contentions stubbornly
fought, by tho pigmy minded llopilb
llcnii senators were not wo politically
spiteful us our many newspapers In
cluding Uuiiubllauti, would litivo us
bollavu, nnd that JJiey tiro worthy
of mfpport . by tho Bulletin na well
tiH by Le Temps?
Yours truly.
II. M. CHEINEIt,
807 E. 3rd, Ht.
The writer of the fotvfulng, wui
formerly u resident of Bond, being
in the olllce of tho Bond Company.
Ills ballot on tho pence treaty ques
tion Is marked for rutlflcution, but
only Willi all tho Lodge re.serviitUitis.
FACULTY OF B. II. S.
INCREASED BY ONE
Sister of PrcMdi'iit of State Uni
versity win Tcncli KiikIIxIi ut
Mulliciuutlcx.
Miss Agnes Campbell, sister ot
President P. L. Campbell, of the Un
iversity of Oregon, has been engaged
to tench muthomullc8 nnd English In
the senior high school lu Bund, it was
APPLES
Spitzenberg and Yellow Newtown
, $2.50 box
TRI-STATE STORE
THERE IS NEED IN
EVERY HOME FOR AN
ELECTRIC WASHING
MACHINE.
Stop to count the cost ot the
laundry you send out. Stop to
count the cost ot laundry done by
old methods. You will at once see
the reasons why you should bare
an electric washing machine.
$12.50 down and $12.50
per month puts a THOR
WASHING MACHINE IN
YOUR HOME.
ntnntJfi! itc rS!tRtt:nnu!tnt tiiiiiaitiiiinuiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiMtfjl
announced this morning by City Sup
erliiluiiilonl Moore. MIhh ('uiiiiliell
is a graduate orllio Httilo. University,
nnd lias hud two yours of grail mil 0
work ut Columblu In uddlllon,
li row th lu tho number ot pii)i)H
registered nnd tliu Incrouso expnetud
for the second semester, Uuvo uiudv
I'UOI DHNIONAIi AND
JOII WOUK
R. II. FOX
CAIjl'KXTKIt HHOI'
131 Mlnmiaotu St.
Dr. Charles A. Fowler
PHYSICIAN AND SUIfapqN
Ofllces In (ho O'Kano Duilding
Toluphones: Ros. Ulnck 1383
Office IUd 2361
R. S. HAMILTON
ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms 13-18 First National
Bank Bids. Tel. til
(Dr. Coe't farmer OOlce.)
H. 11. Da Armotiil ' CKa. W. Knklae
Do Annond & Erskine
h A V Y E II 8
O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregon
W. G. Manning, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Suite 12-14 O'Kane Building
Tel. Black 1781 Bend, Ore.
DR. TURNER,
" EYE SPKCIALIST
: Permanently Located In Bend
with New Equipment
Room 9, O'Kane Bid.
Dr. II. N. MOORE
DENTISTRY
Tel Black 1871 O Kaos Bldg.
Telephone Red 171
O'Kane Slilf
Dr. E. E. GRAY
DENTIST
Hour. 9:00 to 12:001:00 to 5:30
Eanlntt eaW Senrfayl v eaae'aloMel
Dr. Anna Ries-Finlcy.
Has moved her office orer
Horton Drug Co.
Office Phone RfeC 301
' Residence 2281'
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR
Up-to-date electrical aralp treatmenta (or
fallinc hair and dandruff. Faraoae Ne
puuttqae Face treatmenta, AU kinua
Hair Work done.
MRS, MD1XRR
Oregon St. Phone Rod 18C1
Bend Lodge No. 428 Loral Or
der of Moose Meets In Hooss
Hall every Thursday. Visiting
brothers re oordlally Invited to
attend.
DR. G. SKINNER
DENTIST
Phone: Office, Rod 2351
Room 17 O'Kane Building
Office Hours: 9 to 121 to 6
MRS. V. A. SMITH .
Agent for the
NVBONB COIWETS
Will call by appointment
1059 Columbia Street.
ADDRESS P. O. BOX S38
Corns, Bunions Arch Supports
Treated' Foot Appliances
" H. F. Shoemaker
FOOT SPECIALIST
Office: Wright Hotel
Hours: 1 to 5 P. M.
. Evenings and Sundays by
Appointment
Examinations free
Prices Reasonable
Tel. Black 111
THIS PAPER flEPREoENftO FOR FOREIGN
a ADVERTISING B f THE
;(i GENERAL OFFICES '.''"
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
BRANCHES IN AI L THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
It nocewtiiry lo mid It) Ilia present
touching; fuico, Mr. Monro explained.
MIhh CiiuiphoU will liu lu lloiul In
time for llio npiMiliiK of Hin npiluv;
term, January til.
Bulletin "WANT ADH" llrlng It.,,
suits Try Them.
lU'HJ.NIiHS lllHIX TOKV.
L. S. ItH'KARD
PJANO TUNING
Iti'jfulutJiiK
nnd
ItnpiilihiK
Leave orders, ul Loguus'
llliick-211
liniid, ' Omgon
RATES TRANSFER CO.
1)111 Bute Tom Whwlvr
IN AND Ol TSIDK IIAI LINU
Orricu Krniiclilii'H Htoro, 1010
Bond Htriii'l
Phone It. Hi 1341 j
Bond' ... Ori'Koii
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY
Itoui(h Dry snd I'lnl.lir.l Work
' Cull 1002 Hill HI., or
Ci'iilrul Oregon Cleaning Wks.
Mrs. Pearl E. Lattimcr
Box 80, Bend. Omgon
Work Culled For mid Dfllvored
ii
Carlson & Lyons
PLUM III N ft '
II LATINO
I '1 11 in 1,1 11 j; nnd lleutlnjf Hiiiillei,
Hath Koom Acceanurlcs, etc.
I'ipc, ViiIvc.h
and Fittings
1'iioNi: hi: i) ifitii
II. C. DAVIS
Will liulld or ri'palr your
ho unn HatlHfuclorlly, I'liins and
otliimle furnlnhmi. Hliop at
808 Ci rem wood Avo. '
Bend Park Co.
Real Ettate snj Insurance
Hend C'oniiany llulldln)f
Own Your
Own Home
I have some bnrgains
in BUNGALOWS
KAHV VKKMS .
J. A. EASTES
Central Or((on' Leading
INSURANCE AGENCY
Tinning and Sheet Mstal ,
WM. MONTOOMBRX.
Puroacaa, Spouting. Guttering.
Cornice und Skylight
Repairing promptly attended to
Prices Hunt, work guaranteed
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Writers of all kino of Inauranoe. Old
eat Insurance Aene In Central Ore.
C. H. 0. Kllla, Flrat National Bank
Idlns, Bend, Oresen.
Dodge Brothers
Motor Cars
WALTHEU-WILLIAMS CO.
, R. 8. McClure, Salesman
W. A. JACOBS
Job CorpcnUir and Contractor
Small Repair Jobs a I von
Spoolul Attention
Center Florida Are. and glaeaiare 8L
BO tit, BENf .
SEND A TOSTAL TO
' , G. E. MAST
PIANO TUNER
tuning-cxeaning.repairJvig
' bend. oregon