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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 19!0
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WASHINGTON'S ADVICE v
The romance ot a nation's life.
Its growth in less than a -century
and a half from a humble begin
ning to the position of a world
power this is a thought which
must come- to us when tomorrow
we celebrate the anniversary of the
birth of .George Washington, Amer
ica's first president, and enunciator
of the policies which with relative
ly small changes have guided Amer-
, ica through the years.
Legends have grown up around
the name of Washington, but with
out consideration or academic dis
cussions of such questions as the
probability of his youthful interest
In cherry trees, America may take
a lesson not merely for today but
for the entire year, from his words
written to. Lafayette, "Nothing but
harmony, honesty, industry and
frugality are necessary to make us
a great and happy people."
In many respects this thought is
as true today as when the lines
were penned by Washington. w other cases,
great
RipplirigRhijniGS
ijr won ncjjwii .wfi -
Country Butter " ' 1
. .... ; .'-! :
I toil' around from store to store, and country
butter I demand. "We do not Heep it' any more,'
it has been banished from the land." Thus speak,
the grocers, one by one, and do not seem to pare
three derns; "the country butter, graft' is done, the,
farmers' wives have soaked their churns. But we
have butter made of glue, and butter much .like
axle grease; you'd better buy three pounds or two,"
and let your weary soul have peace. It is no use
to paw around and like a dotard vent your rage;
we haven't seen a single pound of country butter
in an age." Alas, the things of yesteryear, the
precious boons we knew of yore ! I've seen ; old
landmarks disappear until my ancient heart is sore.
I spread my bread, a mournful hick, with stuff
that's made of tested fats; I spread the dope on
good and thick, and then I feed it to the cats.
They make our butter now in mills, .with smoke
stacks fourteen stories high, but not much higher
than the bills which come to weary skates who
buy. "There is ro country butter now," say gro
cers in the busy mart; "the churn is canned, the
farmer's frau is scorching in her choo-choo cart!"
Iloverouuv, Fi'oniiitttl, Smith & Cttihp,
and Morris; Bros. , ; '',(
lnviliK t'os(M IIIkIi, 1
liitoroHthiK llmires on the, rout of
Btroot work worn submitted by City
! Knglnoer .Gould tiud Assistant liiiK
i Inner lliii'dety, hIkiwIiik ii cost inn'
; lot of from $ 1. 01! II to $1308 for nuv
I lug In thn downtown soution, $9 a
j front foot, for paving on Dolawiiro
I avenue, und lu iipiiroxlmutu numbers,
half a million for currying through
A prog ram which would put lloud
lu good condition us fur as streets
und sewers liro concerned. The
viewers' report on the sower dis
trict gavo a nilnimiim linnrovommit
assessment of $80, with 144 as tlio
uvHiagP estlmutod lot cost, i
Action wan asked by Truant Olllcar
Mrs. Anna Cuney, In the matter of
changing the ourfnw law to apply
from 9 o'clock In tlio ovonlng Instead
of 8 o'clock ns nt present, llor re
quest was rofurred to tho police com
mittee. Tho committee wil also puss
on nn ordinance Introduced which
ulnm at fuko advertising agents.
Councilman M. 8. Mngeo and Klre
Chief Curlon urged tho adoption of
a ruling to prohibit tho construction
of bracket chimneys,' but no action
was taken by tho council.
An ordinance introduced by Frank
Imibuit, amending the present awn-
When is smallpox not smallpox. . "Leave that to nie." he replied
and when it is. now should it bOito tner questions. x"All you huve
quarantined? That is the vexed
question confronting the Health com
mittee of the city council. Whether
the three weeks quarantine rule is
to be liberally interpreted or enforc
ed to the. letter, is the issue involved
in the disagreement between the
committee and the city health officer,
and constitutes a problem which the
state board alone may solve.
"A smokeless summer," is the slo--'
gan for Forest Protection Week, May
23 to 29, inclusive, announced in a
communication received from the
Portland Chamber of ' Commerce.
Practically tho only smoke sniffed by
Bend drifts over from west of the
mountains, but Centrals Oregonians
will back the movement nope the less!
because of this fact.
ITY OF BEND
, BONDS SOUGHT
AT BELOW PAR
(Continued from Pago 1.)
to do Is to advortiao for bids, and
I'll tend to the rest. Hut I'm not go
ing to tip my hand until I bid.'. Ho
will have his chance on tho entire
sewer extension program and 6n the
Division street district. This latter
includes grading, cindering, and .lay
ing of cement curb and walk on Har
riman from Franklin to Kearney,
Greeley from. Hurrinmn to Division,
Hawthorne, from Hnrrlrhun ioplvls
ton',, Hill from Delaware to Kearney,
Irving from' Oregon to hIMiiiori,
Kearney from Hurrinmn to Division,
Oregon from Bond to Harrinian.and
grading-and cindering on Division
from Franklin to Kearney."" '
Bidder for. the city's bonds were.
CaTsten & Earles, Keeler Bros., i. L,.
ing ordinance, was read for tho first '
limn. I
T. J. Sanders appeared beforo the,
council to ask lights ut tho lnterse,c-
lions of Portland avenue and Aw
brey road. Awbroy mid 8nglnnw, and
Sitgiimw and West Second. Ho re
quested also street repairs nt thesis!
points, and on tho recommendation I
of the streets committee favorable
action was luken. Tho petition tiled
by W. C. Ulrdsull and others for the,
widening of the alley through block
two. city of Bend, to 40 foet. was
referred to the City Engineer with
Instruction to make a surrey ami
report of the proposed Improvement.
tt3jr;miiiKitiiii: BcaititiiiBiiii w iwaBiiiffiiBinia'jiiBnfflai.flOTiimBJd t
Central Oregon
Realty Co.
BARGAINS :
5- room plaster hoime near
mills, $1,600. .
6- room housp $1,750. '
4- room house, near mills,
$1,100. . V' ,
3- room house ' near ' mills
$1,500.
5- rqom house, Mill Addi
tion, $900.
2- room house, Mill Addi
tion, $650.
4- room house, modern,
$2,200. '
2 lots, small' house, Des
chutes Addition, $700.
3- room house, Kenwood,
$800.
Farm
Nt
Bargain
80 Acres
5!i irriKiible-DO under
cultivation-good burn
fair house-Kiuall
orclinrd
Cun given posNcsiou
ut once
Snap
C. V. Stives
OltKCON Sl UKKT
The Inlnnil of TaiiiniilH, 'formerly
called Van leeineti's l.linil. lie u!T the
ninth coitMt i! Australia. It hits tin
nren of '.'il.:iVi miitan. mlleii Ii la cov
ered by a ifUv.irk of rtilge. termed
locally tier, ivhleh etn lisi. u iiinltltmle
of . Small plunes and valley. The prin
cipal Industries nrc agriculture, inlti
Ing. stock-ruiKinu' nml some iniitiiifne
ttirlng. Ttinnnnla Is a state In tlio
coiiiftinnivenllh of AiiMmlln, It htm H
population of two hundred iIkiiimiimI.
The exports lire w iej, gold, silver, tin,
tlrnlier. frulr. tnm. tinr nnrl tildes,
Your Peal May Depend On Your
Ability to Furnish An Abstract Promptly
Our abstract plant Is the mint ttiin
plele in Central Oregon anil we are
in a position to furnish you with
either a complete abstract or n con
tliiunllun on very short not lie.
Deschutes County Abstract Company
11 Oregon Avenue
ffii'i'ti'i'i'Mi'i'i'i'i'w
are a great people, out mat aoes
not mean that we Annot be great
er. We are a happy people, but
that does not preclude the possi
bility of our being happier still.
Harmony is the ideals of govern
ment, honesty in the relations of
capital and labor, more effective in
dustry supplying the need for
greater production, and the elimina
tion of waste these are a few of I
. the applications of Washington's
advice which might well be made
by the America of today.
in which, she said the j
danger of spreading .contagion was ,
not yet past. j
Mrs. Anna Currey, school nurse,
spoke enthusiastically of Dr. Finley's;
work in endeavoring to eradicate !
smallpox, and when the case was'
mentioned of Bert Wheelon, who Is '
now. experiencing a successful vac- j
cination, she maintained that in her j
Mr. WeJton's statement that he Is
ready to back Bend improvements to
the extent of $600,000, taking the
municipality's paper at par, is high
ly flattering after the seven below
par bids of tho bonding houses last
night. Just how a 70 lot can be
made to stand the expense of an im
provement costing at least double
' that amount, is difficult to under
stand, but Mr. Welton promises to
reveal his system when his bid for
streets and sewers is submitted. An
explanation of his method will be
awaited with interest.
many years as a curse she had oh-;
served a numbex of cases where the '
vaccine virus "took" following cases j
of smallpox. :
Will IJak City to Son,(IO. I
What may be a solution of the j
problem of financing city improve
ments was suggested by A. J. Welton,
of the United Contracting Co., who
offered, after the rejecting of bids on
city bonds, toflnance Bend up to
$600,000, taking the municipality's
paper at par. Street improvement
assessments' in the Division street
district will run from $410 per cor
ner lot to $162 per inside ot, and
with assessed valuations in many
Instances under $100, the council
was unable to understand how the
contractor's proposition could be car
ried out.
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OPE'NING FOR SALE!
Acre Irads
THERE IS NEED IN
EVERY HOME FOR AN
ELECTRIC WASHING
MACHINE.
Stop to count the cost , of the
laundry you send out. Stop to
count the cost of laundry done by
old methods. Tou will at once see
the reasons why yon should have
an electric washing machine.
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'$12.50 down and $12.50
per month puts a THOR
:. .WASHING MACHINE IN
--YOUR HOME. .-. V
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
West Bend Acre Tracts, adjoining city limits and Kenwood Gardens ori'
west fronting, on Newport Avenue, to be divided into acre tracts-ideal in
location for suburban home, with abundance of room for "
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Home Garden, Poultry, Cows
Only 1 5, minutes walk from the Shevlin-Hixon Company Plant.' '
) V The acreage iii this tract will sell. rapidly. Select yours Now!
Don't Delay. Prices and Terms Right
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