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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1920)
PAOB 4 THE BKND HCIXKTIN. DAILY EDITION, HU.NU, OKKXK).N, t'ltlll.W, MAY II, I0UO. JUST ARRIVED Our New York buyers have again proved their alertness in providing u,s with an unusual buy in Ladies' Shorf Sport Coats and Skirts. These are exceptional values, priced within everyone's reach. Some of these Coats are full silk lined. At these prices they will go fast. Be one of the early shoppers. Ladies Sport Coats, $15.75 to $22.50 Sport Skirts, in Jersey, $8.90 to $10.90 Sport Skirts, in Poplin, $7.90 Our 3ooster Day Special! Men's Black Hose 10c and 15c 5 Pair Limit lily liulletm. 7D-S0tfe FOR 8ALH Uhsd Ford cnri. Curl guaranteed Cout.-Ore, Motor Co. 63-IHfo FOR RENT KOIt KENT I.MK kui'UKU bulliliiM hIko Hutlubln (or hun; a I mi two room Iioiihu nour Kenwood g roc my. inquire, nun, v. a. rorui'H, timid rioau biiiiiiiiiK, . !!r..ai-;iuo POIl KENT H-room fimiMiod tint. Motel Portland, oppotiltu Hrookit Soanloii box fuctory. HO-30-3Up FOll KENT :3-room apart inmt, uu ! tiirnlidicd, nour mlllH, Apply at I DawuliiR'i euro. 20-,1-itff FOll II EXT on uluifOB. 60-acro much, all cleared uml fenced: will t mulsh TO suck Hood potatoes iilfnlfit ami oat Bund; it (tooii propo Hltlon tor llvo mail. 800 Dr. J. II. fontiiirn. lK-:il-::iip TO THADE. FOll TRADK IloiiHR und lot nour Jap npnrtiuuiitH to trade (or a Rood lute model Kurd. Iiuiulrn of KIclKh, tlio roftl entnte agont.. 15-il-39p WANTED STREETS TOPIC IN CITY STUDY Streets, housing conditio. mid legal standards, are covered, in tiiv questions asked in the final install ment of the Red Cross clinyt"(r course questionnaire. These queries are as follows: . What type of surfacing is u.ud for the streets? For the alleyu? For roads? How are these kept? Are the streets and alleys swtpt with dry sweep! or wet? Does the city take care of garbage, refuse and manure? What method? .are used for each? If not, what does the law require citizens to do in taking care of these things? To what extent is the law complied with generally? What does the state law require concerning inspection of milk? , Of meat? Of other foods? What do the city ordinances require in the case of each? Is the law complied with? Are the materials inspected? Are dairies inspected? How many inspectors in the community? What training has the Inspector? Are bakeries inspected? What other plants? , Are dairies used for private parties Inspected? Is there inspec tion of milkers, bakers, etc.? . Is the law complied with? '. What are theregulations concern ing disinfection. Are they enforced? What types of disinfection are used? ' What general types of houses pie Vail in the district? ' ' j Are fire-proof roofings required? Other fire-proof materials? " What is the material most com monly used? Are the majority of houses lighted by lamps? By gas? In' what pro portion of homes Is electricity used? ; What are the bousing laws con cerning fire-protection? Concern ing plumbing? To what extent are these fulfilled? : How many inspec tors are there in the city? EIGHT WINNERS IN SPELLING FINALS Finals in the grade spelling con tests which were concluded yesterar.y afternoon, resulted today in the nn nouncement of the following wiu ners: Fifth-A." Vera Whitsett; fifth-B, Ida Jones; slxth-A, Mildred Todd; sixth-B, Martin Pavirk; s e v e nt h-A. Harriett ' Heyburn seventh-B, Florence Oirrie: eighth A. Edith Gove: eightli-B, Richard Connarn. Each of the winners was awarded a $2.50 cash prize. HAS BOTH MEMORY AND SCAR Things That Count. It Is not so much what we sny but what we do Hint wins men to better things; not what we preach but bow we act that saves souls and puts the red llfehlood Into nn anaemic world After nil, the world Is quickest touched not by the great building but by the great heart; not by the cold word on printed page but by the warm word as It comes from living lips; not so much by the bouse of mercy ns by tlie merciful hnnd laid on the fevered brow; not so much by the house that shelters the wanderer as the beautiful face which enshrines motherhood at whose knees lonely children gather. Crit. All Right The fourth crude 'teacher m teaching the children the meaning ff several new words, nmong them being the word "naturalist." She hnil spoken of John Burroughs and several of our hoM : known nature lovers and .then decided to test the children to see whether they thoroughly under stood the word. She turned to little Newell. ' : Use the ward 'naturalist' In a sentence." she told him. For n minute the little fellow wn perplexed mid then came a bright thought which brought relief to his fnce. Fie said : That wns the natur alist picture we have of my grand father." Two Excellent Reascm Why One Man Will Remember That He Wit Kicked by a Mule. A kick from a mule Is giinmnleed to make just about as much linptvs slon on the memory ns It doe uti the anatomy. Vet Clyde D. Jnrvls lion made sure that he will not forget tl: kick he received from u Mlkxcun beast of burden for the rest of hli- natural llfo. Jarvls applied at Ilouston. Texas, for enlistment In the murine corp and was accepted. He exhibited u scar ubuui six Inches long nn the left side of hlB abdomen, and explained Ii was the result of no operation he had undergone some six months tit-fore, for a supposed ruptured spleen, fol lowing the kick from the mule. The operating surgeon had made the wrong diagnosis, however," and found that Jnrvls' spleen was O. K. Tattooed above the scar In large let ters were the words, "Opened by mis take." . . . . WANTED Ford cur. No dciler:. need upply. I.euve name and ad dress at Bulletin office. . 22-ilup WANTED Cook stove, ben., 'und small household furnishings. Ad dross 21, care Bulletin. 21-.trp WANTED Two chamber ' maids. Apply at Wright hotel .Saturday evening. 27-13(p WANTED TO BUY Small house. furnished or unfurnished: must bo cheap for cash. I.euve answers at Bulletin office.' 31-3G-3Gp WANTED Janitor: must havo Rood references. Apply seeroturv Industrial Y. M. C. A. 19-34-35c VOTE FOR C. S. BEN SON FOR DISTRICT AT TORNEY. Adv KS3 . R-fi ' m iln.tfi.ntli nimnnMimmiTfiniiw enta for 10 word or ten. On cnt Mr word for ail orir to. All cUuitUd advcrttoini ttrictJr euh in dviOM. USED CARS CAR FOR SALE 19 Model Chev rolet: good condition; terma If desired. Inquire Brosterhouse chop. -33-35p CAR FOR RALE Ford sedan. Ap- , "Real opportunity comes only to the man with ready money.1 John D. Rockefeller. , JOIN THE SAVERS v at Tai Bank of 8umio S.kviob The First National Bank v -. OF BKND . :, t - v SPECIAL! EXTRA GOOD BARGAIN Soluble Water Glass for Preserving Eggs Enough to Preserve 15 Dozen Eggs For 15c Regular Price, 25c OWL Pharmacy WANTED Job a engineer: pruc tlcul experience; can do uny re pair work.;. J. H. Jones. Tho Dalles. Ore. . 16-34-3Sp WANTED At Pilot Butte Inn, lobby maid. Apply at office. 14-33tfc WANTED PJaln sewlug to do ut home. Bungalow npions a spec ialty. 75 cents and $1.00. For further Information see Mrs. Forbes. Bond Press bldg. H-33-35p WANTED At Pilot Butte Inn, woman to clean house, Apply at office. 13-33tfc WANTED Girl for general house work. Mrs. II,' H. I)e Armond, 373 Greenwood, or phone Black 462. S3-30tfc WANTED Furniture, phonographs ranges and household goods of all description. Standard Furniture Co. eitfc WANTED To buy second band win dow shades.. We sell new shades, See Goggans. 87-83tfc FOR SALE FOll SALE C'heup If taken ut once, four room furnished house and two lots, nice lawn and garden: W. 1431. 11th. cor. Ogdon. 6-33-3?p FOR SALE Throe room house and big barn, poultry house, two lota with gurden. Bargain if takea at once. Inquire W. 1431, 11th, 7-33-38p FOR SALE Best quality extracted honey. 603 Newport Avenue. 28-35-36r FOR SALE Extra -choice Astor and Snapdragon plants. Leave or- rtartt nn-jr fnr latnr flplfvnrv M Icoe. Phone 12 F-12. ' 24-.U-.17p FOR SALE Bed, springs. dinliK chairs, rug, window shades, and other household articles. Inquire 80 McKay and Riverfront, 23-30p FOR SALE One puro-bred S. C. Rhode Island lied rooster. 18 one-year-old hens and 39 chicks. Call at D27 Portland ave. 29-35-39p FOR ' SALE Dandy house und lot near mills, cheap. Inquire Bul letin, or 215 Jefferson. 32-35-39p FOR SALE Thren room ' house; two rooms furnished; fine large lot; good location. See Geo. How ard at 380 Riverside hlvd., between noon and 4 p. m. 28-35-40p FOR SALE The bungulow you will surely want it If you see it. On a corner lot on Florida Ave. Price reasonable. Walter A. Jacobs. Con tractor, 240 Florida Ave. C-33-38c FOR SALE One- of the best resi dence lots, close in, that can be found in city of Bend, with small house on rear. Price 850, or terms. See J. 'B. Minor at Bond Proas building., I : J ; ' 2-32tfc TROJAN POWDER . Is now handled In Bend by A. B. Taylor, wholesale and retail. Can fill orders of any size tor nny work in the blasting line. Telephone Black , 1771. Powdnr that needs no thawing or unfreezing and has no bod effects, cither be foro or after explosions. - ' , l-124-13Cp Forbes. Tolophtmo Red 2531. and ready for market. Hen or writ 70-2lHf T. I.. Collier, at Tuiuulo, or llend . 0 59-1 7tfo FOll KALE 5-rootu houso In lloulo- vuid uddlilon; 23riO; easy tonus, FOR BALHFour modern bungH I. Uvnn & Co. ti4-H7tfo bw I" very best rosldnnon tils , trlct. J. A: EUHtos. 79-01-tfc FOR HALE Ono 5-room Imiisn, " . "..,..,, Uso(! Boiiluvard uildltlon- tliilin- oniiv ro,t ALK Why purcnaso uson toii ia J Itva. i ('., 64 a7t PhonograpliH whero you oan't pur toiiiia. j. nyuu ' M-J7tft chl)) pMrUT W6 ,mvo 4 goaA lM T ., of """J plionogriipbs; - also partw FOR HAI,lv1wo motl-tn riw-room u Ki aUophurd, Mlunnsula Mtroot. litiiiKiilowH, now hulliiliiK. on l)-130tfo t)olaHiiro: ousy leniiH. luqiilrn CurlHon & Lyons. 4(l-37tfc voil HALlfl 34,000 brick, Inqulro KmrAl-o7."l7rTox"nl nf", ult'',ou' t J- "'VtiiTr'S' houses, onn six room, ouo four ."' . . room, f 1,150, $3011 down, nuny T f CT torniM, Inquire llnlletln or Joo Uock. lAJOk 87-IOtfO I.OHT Hunch of keys. Pioneer gur. FOR SALE 3000 piuii(U wUltn ago key ring. Itoturn to 'Hullo- Hweet elovnr seed, nil recleniied tin Reward. i7-34-3r.p ... .j." i ELECTION, MAY 2V STATE. ROADS Vote 302 X Yes For 4r State Road Bond Limit 3C2 X Yes 303 No JULI.OT TITLM IS AS FOLLOWS; " - ,V c-ONsrrriJrrovAi. ami;ii;nt -iufPrr.i t u.. t.: t u. . LIMITATtOW OF rOU THII Cf NT STATK INOKBTtONCU VOH tVCHKIANCNT HO ADS.-Tuf px, 1 n.cr.4 f tM 7 Am Hi XI nt thi(HUitluiitii i tlijHUItIOrrtn mt M Ui imm mtltli rrrBMiiiH(rlitttin hal.il.HM tl.rUiilil.f jtrovi nt ilrliU iuUliUtM tut ill MUikMoiif ItuiMmy atul nuinUiiilnC (tcrnmitotit rMU ui Htm Anvit n( (uijr wr -(tit 1 lltr uwi I vlimii.ii i mil irprrtr ! rtt.iu n Orifit InttM.l ( tnMr vntft' i nviUl l(y taw NO PROPERTY TAX- HO DIRECT TAX NO INCREASE M AUTO LICENSE FEES NO INCREASE OF GASOLINE TAX T,.. 1,... 4l..... r...i. ! i Ti .... i , i n iiiiit i,u;i.i in mi i mi proseiii utiu) iiccnw lop and KiiMiliim tax will nay bolli Ihn princitiiil ami inti-it-Mt on till tho Ixmdii umlor t his nuiojKlmrtil, iiml will yii-l.l an .'witiunl Hiirpltw U-sidi-a for otlu-r state highway work. No additional taxation of any kind. FEDERAL FUNDS MUST BE MATCHED ' Orcein must linvr o uflicient Hiulm.y Funds to tnnteli Federal apportion ments or Oiyi-iin rnmiot Ret (lie U nehl of Federal money for Ori'tcrni Rosdii. InenusiiiR this c.mslitutioiml limit is a ncew.lly. L'nli-ns limit is inrmuml, either state roads cnniiot be completed for maiiv. noinv vears, or miwt be tinihct by ilin-ct pniiierl v tnxutinu. Tins nirastim averts direct property tax for atitla hiKhwtiys and makes early rotnpletion pomnble. Lot's got the roads built now. Ifloomt Irom Present Souroet Sufficient to Pay Principal and InlereiL .in tl ',!CV,,, "Z'l""' lrnm f .,lrmm 1 " '. IOll itmrn- of prfM nt-.. .K. ... u L, !,UiM, '" ',1-" K-l-r K SI. I. -un.,hM ,r iSloi. t "" '"'" -m wWmU-m nrN.:il n,finirnt .u I rfld urpltu 1 For lnUrlTbta, PmpMUor (urUir I,.rnrnatiu&, writ to . . . "nKOON R"'" AND DKVEI.OIMII VT ASSOCIATION I LllstnM. fiwM.il) lait .fcrOtri ( I ainu.UralMMuMt I k Uolwiun, ill Worrwttf lluiUlus, luitUMl, Orua VOTE 1 X YES-For 4 Ststt Road Bend Limit POH SAJ.I'j Of flea "desk - and chair for 760. Inquire Mrs. V. A. STEADY, AMERICA! Let Us Work Tfci.3 Out Together Republicans, It It Up to' Us to Elect a Real ' President This Fall. e i He Must Be the Biggest and the Soundest and the Most Effective American We Can Find. Before Committing Yourself Consider These Facts: Out of thirteen states, where tha contest was between Wood and Johnson for the instruc tion of delegates to the Republican National Convention, the elections have been decided for Wood in nine. ' Total Number of Delegates Pledged to Vote for Wood at Republican National Convention, 321 Since the narrowing down of the field, the situa tion is generally diagnosed as follows: A vote for Hoover, for Lcwdcn, or for, Poindcxtcr is a vote for Johnson. KEEP THE PARTY TOGETHER rawiTHwoob (Paid Adv. by Leonard Wood Campaign ZloadauarUr)