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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1920)
' PAGE a THE BEND W.XETIN. DAILT KPITIfiX, BKN'D, OIU50ON, Tl'KSDAY, JULY fl, 1020. The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION VaklkkM Ererr AfUramm Bieepl Bonder, B, The Had Bulletin (lnrerperaled) atered u Second Class matter Jenuan t. 111, at he Po.1 Office at Bend. Oregon, ander Act of March S. 18TS. OBKRT W. SAWYER... ..Ed-or-Maneer BENRY N. POWI.KR Associate Editor VkXO A. WOKLFLEN. . Advertising Manager C R. SMITH Circulation Mtninf BALFH SPENCER ...Mechanic! Supt As Independent Newspaper, standing for the square deal, eleen business, clean politic and tin best interests of IWnJ and Central Oregon. Bl'BSCRIPTIO! RATES Hr Mall Dm Tear I.M Unnthe tl.tb Three Month! 11.(0 I Br Carrier I Ooa Tear ........,....S.S0 Itx Montha IJ.N) I One Month !.' All subscriptions are due and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notice ol expiration are availed subscribers and If renewal la not aeade erithta reasonable time the paper will he discontinued. Please notify na promptly of an change tt address, or of failure to receire the paper vetrularlj. Otherwise ere will not be re tponsible for eopiea missed Make all ehecks and orders payable to The Bend Bulletin. 7 .M jgUftS Old Mexico . TUESDAY. JULY 6. 1920. THE LIBRARY It is a pleasure to note the grow' lng success of the Deschutes count; ( library and the increasing use being! made of it by the people of Bend and I other communities. Here at the' central library, the number of read-1 ess seems to increase with each new ! accession of books. The same thing I ' must be true elswhere because, with a wider variety to choose from, more people find the volumes they are in terested in. What the new service means in the north end of the county is indi cated in the latest issue of the Red mond Spokesman, which reports im provements in the Redmond library and the addition of a number of new books to the Terrebonne library, all made possible by the new county sys tem. At Redmond the annual fee for use of the library has been done away with, better care is to be given the books, and more frequent oppor tunity to use the institution ar ranged. Slowly the service will be come available all over the county.; Mexico's been aching: a loner and wearv time; and every clay, on breaking, rings in hew .curves in crime; her trumps of war are tooting, her heroes callyhooting, and some one's busy shoot ing as I produce this rhyme. She springs a brand new ruler, arrayed in brass and plush; next he's in the cooler or sprinting for the brush; avengers hike behind him, as ''traitor" they've denned him, ' and balls and buckshot grind him and halt his frenzied rush. Old Mexico is plastered with wealth of every sort; and if the chumps were mastered who paw around and snort, she well might be lop sided with "profits undivided," her robes would be provided with diamonds by the quart. Her hills are full of rubies, her plains are rich with grass; her fiery,, martial boobies might raise fine garden sass; they find a pleasure greater in chasing some cheap traitor, to seat some "liberator" attired in plush and brass. Old Mexico was scrapping before the world war's start; and still her men are yap ping and shooting up the mart; the way they're raising thunder and treading chances under and boosting senseless plunder would break a sane man's heart. Men Always Lovors. of Color, Men's love of color can liu truces! In the ilnwn of hlKtni'y. lVi-hiiis the rainbow "ITVriMl Itiiclf im n color curd to the ltiihylimliitm, ICujptlntie. aiul tint ('lilnt'.n'. for hlNtory rovcnlH the fm't lliiii tvm;irlt"t before iln t'hrln linn cm color pluyml mi Impoi'tiitit pun In their nrt nnil ntvliltei'tnre, ; KttYpt, wilier colors Hliiilc of pnwdpTvd plKmeiitf. inlxoil with cuius utiil wnli'i-, were used in the temples and on (lie mi'nuiiieiitti of the ancient (lyniixtlie, Specimens of Ii:ypt'un nrt cnlnr work mi' exhibited III Hie University (; 1'eiilisylviiiilii Min-cittn of Art; the cur liest Onto buck iiluuil IMKH) yours. Whnt She Wanted to Sny. A hiiiiiII lilrl In ii xtivet cur va try Iny to xny Koiiieiliiin; which tier nmlii er nppeuml to be ureiuly trying to Mlppivsii. Kevernl limes Hie Utile one stnrteil, nnil eueh time I lie iiiotlier leuio'd over to tier iitul enjollleil slleiu'e. When the mother thoiiulit her ohlld Imil lieert elTecliliilly toiielelied the youngster hliirted nut : "1 ilou't rule. . Tlmt lady over there Kiiys 'uiu't' Mol It iee 'Kn't,' ' - WAIiMM) TO WATKK I'HICUH The new city ortllnuiico. now In ef fect, nllnw rtiNlittfiiU on Hit' odd numbered vitlti of n Hti'oet to sprinkle tin odd miiiilierud dnyN of lliu mouth, while. 1'enldenta ou III" even num bered side limy Hprltikln ou even iln.vn of the month, mid on no otlier. Thin law Is belnn illHieourded. either wil fully or iKiioninily, In it number of countability. Is Foe to Profiteers. Tllnr.lor rtn In tial a fantnn Tn vlb0 nt tTiA laofna v.n . I. n I "7" yyi Clty otficIaUi c!tiZen8 and mill uy dcuu m iiisiituiioQ oi tne new There was a strike of mill workers 'pendents of those who lost their at Canton. Operators attempted to:"ves ' Hno of duty, a sufficient resume work In the face of the strike !'ndemnity by tomtlo action by i .the state. and considerable disorder followed.: liM Jm1mw jMm ,.iilmL The governor Issued a proclamation other things accomplished by calling on local officials In all the j Governor Cox during his three terms cities and counties to do their full are child labor laws that have been duty to preserve order and prevent ! copied by other states; a mother s outbreaks. He told them violntion'i pension system: initiative ami rofor. of the law on the part of either the! end urn: a scientific budget system; strikers or mill owners would not beia prison farm to provide healthy tolerated and announced he would, occupation for convicts: elimination hold the local officials to strict ac-;"f sweat shops; a "blue sky" luw to protect Ohio investors; a reform of the schol system; consolidation of numerous state bureaus and library service, it is not improper, we trust, to point out the fact. The nucleus of the county library is the owners asked the governor to send in state troops. Cox . replied by re moving the mayor and ordering the mobilization of the national guard OCUu unrary. me cy.to support the new mavor. but re- fias guaranteed support by tax levies fusing t0 send tne trooper9 t0 Ca. auu tne ooara oi trustees, witn a majority of Bend members, is doing everything possible to forward the development of the service 'through out the county. tve trust mat me country com-t authorities. Cox munities, that sometimes are in-iWOu!d run down clined to criticize us, may remember every man found boosting unduly these facts. jthe eogt of foodstuffs and life 'necessities. ton. Peace was restored. "Jim" Cox was one bf the first governors In the nation to go after profiteering. Long before any definite stand was taken by federal announced he run down and prosecute abolition of others, and many other laws designed to protect workmen and farmers. Governor Cox has been married t'ice. His present wife, was Miss Margaret Blair, whom he married In Chicago in 1917. They have a little daughter, . Ann. Another daughter, Mr,s. D. J. Jlahoney, lives in uayton. The sons, John and James, Jr., are in school. TOO LATE Denth only a matter of ohort time. Con't wait until pains and aches hecoma incurable diseases. Avoid painful consequences by tubing COLD MEDAL mutism, The world 't tundard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder end uric acid trouble the National Remedy of Holland since IMS. Guaranteed. Three ires, all druggiM. Look (or the name Cold Medal ea eeenr bea anoVxce.n be lealtatloe) .nnKnnRnKiitn;trn::ii:irnts:mr:nnr)m:simi:tttttintr:: East Lake Hot Springs Health Resort Now Open HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS Special Rates by the Week FISHING. BOATING i Inquire for particulars O'NEIL & JONES :s:K::sm:Rrni:r:':::!rin!r:::si:!::r:imii:!i!tr!ti:m!U::::i!Al The Bend Laundry as in the past, is pre pared to 'efficiently care for the vant3 of its patrons. To You On Schedule Time we return evervthinir you send to us exceptH ,tne curt. Put You Duds in Our Suds Bend Laundry rime". Con tin lied failure to llvo up to the provisions) of tliu ordliiunca will bo met with tliu jKimiltli's by luw provided. 10-aa-88o Ml " M. 'I k4r sw . . l Simplify the Breakfast Question with an Electric Percolator and Toaster Clean Always ready Every cup, every piece running to kitchen No waiting for the maid Uniformly good coffee for every emergency Toast made to suit each different taste Among the reliable toasters and percolators in our shop you will find ones equally suited to your table and to your pocketbook. BEND WATER, LIGHT & POWER CO. ELKS DON'T MISS IT! Bier initiation, biff eats. In Bend, a city credited with 5415 ; r me campaign munio DIg: lime lor Old and IieW people and a growth of nearly a" ZJZ 'l.Z,.. !f,!" i E'KS. NTCW features . that thousand per cent in the last decadeI , , !'OU Can't afford tn nass nn i .in. ,,- . , Governor Cox sponsored and se- "u. . 11 1 ant,ru IW pdSS up .riuri m5.j.! - f the oh'? -r'?otr,hfn8: ord-inary ?S0Ut to- h h,n. .h. ,.. u mens compensation act which only night S Session. All mem- defective. Twelve voted in favor of oved by King Al- berS of Bend Lodffe 1371, thebudBet. Half of the were : TZSJJZl . visiting; brothers members, either retiring or active, of ' w , , . . 4 i liriTGd maior reasons for conflict hptwpon uficu the school board. Bend might save empIoyer and employee by guar- Emblem Club at 8 o'clock ...s B em- anteelng injured workmen and de- tonight barrassing by indefinitely enlarging ' ""'&"' the personnel of the school board.!. They, at least, would vote. Oregon I Journal. I the lock 25c We approve thoroughly pi this Sunday-Monday holiday idea. Why, not arrange all our holidays on this: basis? I It will take only one ballot to set tle it next November, anyway. SAN FRANCISCO MAN IS NAMED ELK HEAD William Abbot New Grand Exalted Ruler Ixs Angeles Picked For Xext Convention. CHICAGO, July 6. William Ab bott of San Francisco was chosen grand exalted ruler of the Elks at their convention here today. Los Angeles was picked as the next con vention city. Demanding of merchants their highest priced wares, whether you can afford them or not, is fuel for the profiteer. Even with present prices, proper judgment can b'e ex ercised in buying and money saved. High prices is no excuse for ex travagance. The Shevlin-Hixon Company. NEWSPAPER MAN IS NAMED FOR LEADER (Continued from Page 1.) moving and had rehabilitation under way. ' . Itolicf Work Commendcil. During that series of disasters, Cox was "chief magistrate, commander-in-chief, head of the life-saving service, provider of food and cloth ing, principal health officer, sever est disciplinarian, hardest worker, most hopeful prophet, sanest coun selor, kindest philanthropist and most accurate reporter," according to a contemporary editorial writer. Indicative of Cox's management of affairs in Ohio was his action in re moving the mayor of Canton, a dom crat, and his substitution for him dt a republican mayor. uranamtttmmmtttmi:mnmamstBttmm& Bear in Mind Fishermen -Campers ! Every tree destroyed by forest fir v reduces Central Oregon's wealth just that much. Preserve the trees by being careful about fire. Protect them by spread-' ing the gospel to all others. f The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. This Advertisement Is For Men and Boys OUR BIG MONEY-SAVING EVENT on Wearing Ap parel for Men and Boys has proved to be a big attraction for those who have wanted to' get high class Summer Clothing at prices not elsewhere to be equaled in town. This sale includes wonderful values in Men's Society Brand Suits at prices which ordinarily? are $10 to $ 1 5 under city prices. We' have also on sale at material reductions, SHOES, HATS, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, SHIRTS, CAPS This Sale Will Close on Saturday Night, July 10 Come in and pick out your Society Brand Suit. It is now just the right weath er to come out in an attractive new pattern and style. mwty ifnmh " CLOTHES 1 if R.H.LOVEN Head-to-Foot Outfitters Oregon Street
