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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14. 1920
HELP THEM ALL.
Though we believe that the State
Legislature, now In special session in
Salem, should confine Its work to the
emergency subjects for which it was
called together there 'is' a matter
which should be given attention If
any not listed by Governor Olcott
re taken up. We refer to extra com
pensation for service men. of as great
emergency Importance as any in the
governor's program. '
At the special election held last
year the people passed a measure
"providing payments for soldiers, sail
ors and marines who sought' further
education. As a result of that law
many bonafide students are being
helped through school and college.
Right here In Bend are men who are
getting the benefit of high school
classes, but unfortunately through
out the state there are many who are
using the act merely as a means of
getting money, not education. The
condition baa been well outlined by
the author of the bill. Senator Pierce
of La Grande, who now seeks reme
dial amendments to give the law its
true purpose. "
This law, which is found to be so
defective, is open to the further ob
jection that it is really benefitting
such a small proportion of the ser
vice men. There can be no criticism
of its original ' plan of furnishing
means for an education, but why
should Oregon make provision in this
way only for men who want" more
education? ' Such ambition is wholly
praiseworthy, of ' course, but Is the
state in recognizing its heroic sons to
limit" Itself to' those who would be.
farther educated? "
"Other states have generously re
warded their returned soldiers. Ore-
gori provides schooling for a Yew and
to date, a medel farm for an officer
with capital. ' Wilt she hot come for
ward now 'to make some' material
provision for all the. others? None
went to war for any reward." Many
made sacrifices which 'can" never be
repaid. ( Everyone, had the most
iuej iiaTe come oacK
to a world where the dollar goes bift
a short way? ""Many are in acute need
of help today and "a feWbundred dol
lars would te a God send.
Will Oregon help them? .
PinnlinRhumos--
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Thrift.
.The sanest thing on earth is thrift; it, is the
slogan of the wise; without it human beings drift
to joints where paupers swat the flies. .All workers
now are in demand, there's no excuse f ov idle lads ;
employers in the market stand and, offer forty
kinds of scads.- Work brings a lordly recompense,
such as it "never brought before; no delegate with,
any sense will let a wolf camp by his door. It's har
vest time for those who wish a bank account to rear
and raise, to put some money in. a dish, and save it
for the rainy days. Said rainy days are bound to
come, with wailing winds and heavens dank ; then
happy he .whet .has a sum of kopecks salted in the
bank. It matters not how. much you earn, if you
believe, and think, and say, that coin was merely
made to burn, to throw at birds, and fool away.
What profits it to shed your sweat, and through
the long hours toil and spin, if you are evermore
in debt, and dodging bailiffs and their kin? Be
thrifty now, .while money flows to every till in
tinkling streams, and be prepared for Fate's hard
blows, and spend old age in pleasant dreams.
k Robert E. Smith has resigned as
director of the war loan organiza
tion for the Twelfth Federal Reserve
district to devote aH his time to Tils
private business affairs. As manager
of moBt of the Liberty loan drives
in Oregon, Mr.- Smith' made an envi
able record and hosts of friends who
will wish him well in his new undertaking.
" From the reports given at today's
Commercial club meeting It seems
apparent that the Irrigation congress
still lives up to its name.
Expedition is said to mark the spe
cial legislative session. What,, the
people want is expedition away from
Salem as well as in it.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
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RETAIL CLERK WRITES.
To the Editor: : '
There appeared 'in Monday's Bul
letin an' editorial asking "that the
public be'given' the teason for the
action taken by the clerks in regard
to hours and the fine for their non
observance.":" '' ' ' ' '' '
Tbe clerks' still stand, as stated at
the meeting at the Pilot Butte Inn a
few' weeks ago,: ready to Berve and
render the be'st service to the buying
public; " id- their employers' and to
themselves. It is with a spirit of co
operation that this action was taken.
After 'a ' very careful canvas of be,
various organizations' representing
over 76 per cent ' of the purchasing
public of Bend we found that the
people had bo adapted themselves to
the opening and closing hours of the
past year, that they 'were perfectly
satisfied with the working and open
ing conditions.
It may be state on authority that
50 per cent of the merchants are
ready now to agree with the hours of
the past year but with due consider
ation to those who believe their bus
iness will be benefited with an ear
lier hour, the clerks have asked that
the merchants meet them as an org
anized body. In this way some
plan which we trust will b of bene
fit to all concerned will be adapted.
Until such an organization is com
pleted it is advisable, in order to pie
serve the eight hour day. that clerks
observe the, same hours as they have
in the past. Since the first of the
year we have' had clerks who have
tried the earlier hour but find it al
most impossible to leave at the five
o'clock hour but this difficulty and
others may be overcome when the
organization of the merchants is per
fected and clerks, merchants and
public can all pull together.
RETAIL CLERK.
Qualified as. a Telephone Girt.
The newspapers report the rase of
a woman In a state of trance, who na
not spoken a anrd tor twenty-one days.
City men Incline to the theory that
the lady" Is a telephone operator.
J'uiK-n, London. -t, a a l;a. &
No Thunderbolts.
A "thunderbolt" was hitetyCsnltl t.
huve fallen at I'artlift". In Wall's. A
a matter f ruct, tlnre Is no such thing
as a thuiidt'rlxilt. but two pheiioiiu'iii
often give rise to a holler In koiiic
thing of the sort. When llKlitnlni
strikes the ground It sometimes hon
a hole of roiiMltlernhle depth and vlt
rlies any san.ly substance In thp ll.
Generally, ' however, what pa" n
thunderbolts are aerolite, lurteork
fragments which mine from the skies,
but have nothing to do with thumler.
First Mirror Was Water.
Brushes were probubly Invented
much Inter thun the comb, but the
mirror, the one toilet nrtlcle without
which woman could not exist, mnst
flute from a very early period. Per
haps a clear pool allowed curious wom
an a first view of her fare, though we
must iy that she is not the only vain
creature to exist, for a certain gentle
man named Narcissus gazed at his re
flection In the still water, and gazing
fell so in lore with Ills beauty that he
pined away and died.
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" -"' Experience. " ' " " " "
It seems to me It is the same' with
love and happiness as wltb sorrow
the more we know of It the better we
ran feel what other people's lives are
or might be, and Wrt we shall only be
more tender to theiu and wishful to
help theru.--George Eliot.
HAD ODD IDEAS OF' jJURIAL
Eccentric Individuals Disposed of
After Death According to Instruc
tions Left in Their Wills.
'A Londoner wlm illitl recently, left a
codicil to ItU will lit which he tleslred
that his remains alumlil lie rreiiuiteil
nnd mixed with equitl pin'tluus of ce
ment iii'tl sijiid nnd Inii'ltMi "in a luruo
old Jnlu j:irt 111 ell ticlniiuftl In tn.v
iniillier."
Nor Is this liy any menus mi Iso
lated eMiinple of the pft'iilliiHtlcs of
Homo ietiile in ro:iir( to the disposal
of their hod los. IVrlmps the inosl ex.
trmirtlliiury Is tluit of the great .hil
Hiitliroilst, .Icromy Item hum, who di
rected Hint, after his body liml boon
dissected" for the lienrflt of certain
medical students, the skeleton should
be rensseiulileil, rlnil after the custom
of the period, and exhibited til n class
fisi at I'tilverslty ttillenu, wliern It
may still be seen.
A cerliilii major ' desired tluit his
hotly should be burled In u vortical m
sitliin, feet upward oil Itox hill. "I
inn convlneed that by' the time I rle
ii til In the world will have turned top-sy-turvy."
was the. eccentric soldier's
reason for ilcpnriiiiK from the usual
procedure In refiird to hurlul mill. It
may he noted. Ids wishes were duly
carried out.
Myitic Number Forty.
The niiiulier "Korty" plays an Im
portant part In Miiliiiiiiinedaii ritual,
the kiiIiiiii , irnve Alaildln -it) tlnys In
uhlcli lo filial tin- lost palace. In the
Thousand and One Nights' entertain
ment the Third' Cnleiiilitr htul a pros,
perous voyaire for 40 days and was
entertained by 40 damsels, who ab
sented themselves for 40 days. And
then there's All Bnhu und the Forty
Thieves. Also there Is the story of
Naslr. wlm spent 40 days In prayer,
and then shot an arrow through a sus
pended ring 40 time In ntc'-essliin,
and when he wounded Hi- king It tH.t
the monarch W tlujs to recover frutii
the hurt.
Varied Spelling of His Name.
In a remarl-aldc rollecthwi of auto
graphic material which has Just come
from England to America, one of the
most noteworthy items Is closely re
lated to the first Knglisli settlement
In America. Sir Hlelmrd (ireynvllle,
a relative of Sir Walter lti:lei:h. es
tahllshcd that set lenient, anil his auto
graph remains In x-ery few lliltl-h col
lections uud Is said never tu have
passed through an auction room. Sig
natures eiiouch remain to shew that
Sir lllcliurd. like other genilemeii of
his time. Seems tu have spelled his
mime as be happened to feel like spell
ing it at the moment. One lakes one's
choice between Clreynvllle, Orciivlde,
Greenville, and Granville. .
-Trade Value In Cum Tree.
In the South, where the red gum
tree (Llquotlnmluir styraeldiin) rrows.
few are aware that the gum which ex
udes from this tree when Its sapwood
Is wounded has commercial value,
says the American Forestry Magazine,
of Washington.' Small amounts of the
dried cum have been used for some
time In the manufacture of chewing
gw. Storax is used In the manufac
ture of perfumes, tobacco, adhesive
Frills i and Ruffles aret
Returning-- ,
O.wf I-
mi
for first imM of Fashion, n alluring
whims, read the-January Harper's Baoar
Ont ef the foSaJ
vanee model t in tht
. January Uaaar.
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FEMININITY
in Us
happiest
expression
7WS ii the new note that
- Pariscmpbaibiessotrong
ly. Although gorgeoui colors
are ucd lavishly the accent still
remain j on black and white al
luringly combined in jcorciof new waya.
Femininity ismodifyingtheaeverityofiiuit,
wrap and sport clothes and even more,
it ia making itself felt in gaily frilled
afternoon frocks of sheer batistes, organ
dies, r.ij laces and lovely bued chUTons.
You w3 find'the very first sketches to
appear in this country in the
January Bazar
Also In This ISSUE
'T'Kt fint of Arnold Btnnm'i new ecriei of brilliant emra on the taott
- faatinating of all tubject-r"WOMAN," and the first iniullment of a
new Serial by Pbillls Bottomc) sparkling, diverting short stories by Albert
Piywn Terbune and May Edginton, Art, Society, Drama, splendid article!,
and beiidea, the very latest Information about the overwhelmingly smart new
tbingt being worn lo Fans and Monts Carlo and on Fifth Avenue. .... , .T
JANUARY The Southern Fashion IsiueNow on Sale
HORTON DRUG CO. MAGILL & ERSKINE
OWL PHARMACY, CARMODY BROS;
. . t '' .. BUND, OREGON . . ,
LEO ADLER, BAKER, ORE.,
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR.
and plinriiiiieeiilli'iil prepn rat Ions, antt
tviitiiins eliiiiiiuili' iiolil and Jlpiimmh'
ultidml, both of which iiieinideiiuiml.
MemoriH Trees In Utah.
Lester purl, vjie must heniillf ill nnil
best known rw of OM'len. Olnll, was
the scene t.J ' a very uuimml eer
niony s.e ine Ameilciiii 1'Oifsl iy
Mtiiiiiitliut of. Washington when the
uicinhcrs of the tdllee of the ills.
I riot forester lituiiletl three liieino-i-l
ti I trees for dipt. Homer K. Youuils,
l.leut. Hubert t', Williams 'mid Kor
est lliuifcr Itiidoir IC. Melleilildn.
The hrst two tiled In l-'ranee nnd
the Inst w us killed nrrestlic II dttlft
exaih'r.
Tree Trunks Made Cisterns,
Tin- glvutilU- hnoluih tree of central
Africa, the trunk of which noinctlmoi
Httnlns a dliuneter of forty feet, often
serves us a natural cistern, redlining
ruln-wiiier In lurge quantities In a
cavity formed at the top of the-hrosd
trunk. Tailing, the hlul thus affiirded
by nature, the Arabs nrtltlclHlly hollow
out the huge baobabs and fill ttietu
with water during the prevalence of
rains, as a provision agnlust the dry
season, These clsteruh are In iniiny
rases twenty feet lu hvlght and eight
or ten fret In diameter.
' Small Anthrnc'te Area,
I'llli'lleiilly nil the u u I li rtii l t coal ,,
the worlil Is found In llio' uinlime i,.
I'tiul ileitis suri'tiiiiidltitt Seniulon, Iv
APPLES
Spltzenberg and Yellow Ntwlown
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$2.50 ijox
TRI-STATE STORE
' ' Suoeets. '
l.lfe U Imli-nulte a bundle of con
tradlrtious. We men. with our liiras.
strive to glte it a particular shape by
melting it Into a paiiW-uliir mold Into
the dcfliiltctu-sa of success. All the
worlil leiiipicrors, from Aleaiiilder
down to the Aiiiertcnii mlllloiiulres
moid themselves Into a sword or mint
and thus hint tluit distinct Image of
themselves uhlcli Is the source of the!;
success. ItubilidiHimlli Tsgure.
Tht Sex of an Egg.
According to' the Paris Academy of
Science the sex nf eggs laid by pure
bred fowls nity he determined by
weight and size.' A test Is to hold the
egg In the left hand In the sun or close
to an electric or gas light Shade the
end of the egg with the right hand, nnd
look for the air space or "setting" (n
dark, watery spot larger limn a ten-
cent piece) ; If this Is found on the
top It Is a male, but If lower down the
side It la a female egg.
Owing to rumors of
price advances on our
milk we wish to state
that we sell our milk at
15 cents per quart, and
8 cents per pint either
over the counter or de
livered to your home.
The Bend Dairy Store
Progressiveness and Growth
in tnis community, means dollars and'ecnts -
ia your pocket.
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Build Now with Deschutes
(White) Pine.
ft V-'. !' r I j -Hi -1 ! 1 V ' H ,
Boild i koaM products anal patronise Lena ad'Mtry. Tie
cnpestrsnd dViat. buiUras material ia DeachvU (While)
Pie aat ia tojmufkoturec) right bare into all sixes sad frsjee
of lumber. t Acquire Lone of your own instead of slunek
of rent receipts.
PUT YOUR MONEY TO WORK. BUILD NOW
The Brooks-aScanlon -Lumber Co.
V ,' ; Local sales agents;
c : MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
la '-.i r '.: ';. '
THERE IS NEED IN
EVERY HOME FOR AN
ELECTRIC WASHING
MACHINE.
Stop to count tha cost of the
laundry you send out. Stop to
count the cost, of laundry dona by
old mothods. . You will at ones see
tha reasons why you should have
an electric washing machine.
$12.50 down and $12.50
per month 'puts a TH0R
WASHING MACHINE IN
YOUR HOME.
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
tawinmiangattniwinmiiimimnmiiuiiiirottiiiwiim
. , The farmer and the business man of this com
munity are partners in the progress or the failuie ot
their community.
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If
they pull together, the progress and prosperity is
certain to come. 1 ' - i i . u-.v
".'IP. they listen to preachers of class hatred there
can only be failure as a result.' o . , -
THE SHEVLIN HIXON COMPANY