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THE BKXn 1U1.LKTIX. DAILY ICDITION, REM), OREGON, TIM IWPAY. JVI.V N, lfUO.
The Bend Bulletin
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TrTl'KSDAY, JULY 8, 1920
ILL TIMED CRITICISM
Because Tuesday sight's fire car?
ried off a number of buildings and
resulted In a heavy property damage,
a few people are Inclined to criticise
the Bend volunteer fire department
and say that, on the biggest job it
has yet had, it failed. We say that
the contrary is true and that, on the '
biggest job the department has had,
It made a splendid success by keep
ing the fire confined to practically
one block. From, the moment of it
outbreak the fire was beyond the
control of any department in it
original confines. From the nature
of the building and of the neighbor
ing structures it was inevitable that
the fire spread. That it was stop
ped where it was reflects the great
est credit on the Bend firemen.
It is easy to criticise. People on
the side lines with nothing else to
do see one thing or another that they
may find fault with. The absolutely
perfect team work that they look for
1s often lacking, but team work such
as that shown on Tuesday night is
not to be sneered at, and when we
realise that it has been gained by the
voluntary sacrifice of time, and leis
ure, by hard work and a real devo
tion to an ideal of duty and esprit de
corps, we should have only praise for
the men who shared in it at the risk
of their lives.
O.MMliHdtvniiniiAr'r
Tijuana
.In Mexico, across the line, Tijuana merchants
sell you wine, or any kind of sudden cteath with
which you like to paint your breath. And dead
game sports go there to drink their favored brands
of purple ink, and cough up seven bits' a throw for
little drinks of liquid woe. And when they've
toured through sundry bars they climb 'into their
motor cars, and throw on all the motor's power,
and hit a hundred miles an hour; and oftentimes
they break their necks and leave their costly autos
wrecks; and, failing this, some moral cop stands
in the road and bids them stop, and leads them to
the nearest jail, and then a jurist takes their kale.
Oh, gents who mourn our freedom lost, and say
the dry law is a frost, cease shedding tears anil '
journey down to old Tijuana, freedom's town!
There you may drink a peck of gin, and no cheap
sleuth will run you in, and though you wade in
beer and rye, no magistrate will bat 411 eye. And
when you've had your poisoned drink, come back
and tell us what you think of this punk, tyrant
ridden land, where all the bugjuice graft is banned.
ROBERTS WINS HEAR!
OF SUFFRAGE'
f f JewWaa!
Mil
Governor A. H. Roberts of Toq
neiweo, bits won tho heart of auf
trago. His promlso to call a spo-
cial session ot the Tounoaaoe Log-
i Inlature in the effort to linve the
Rnlornl suffrage amendmont
adopted, the 36th state, and mak
ing the measure a law, giving
woman tho ballot, won for him.
it the Legislature adopts suffrass.
I the women voters of America will
vote at the preslduutial election to
November.
GET PRIMED
- For the American Legion
"Happyland" Week, July 19
to 24. Lots of fun for every
body. Adv,
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Not Always Warned by Instinct
Many persons are under the Impres
sion thnt the Instinct of animal
warns them nptlnst entlng or drinking
anything injiirinus. This niny tie the
case with wild beasts, but It certainly
is not true with domestic anlmnls. A
chicken will drink piiint. and cows
have been known to poison themselves
by draughts (mm a pool In which high
ly poisonous nitrate of sotla had been
steeped Give a canary liempiieed In
quantities and It will verv goon kill
itself.
On the other hand, there are poisons
quickly fatnl to man which have com
paratively little e.Tect upon a lower
form of nnlninl life.
Dogs and horses can take ten tlmos
as much morphine In comparison to
their bodv weight as man can. The
dove or plceon can take WKl times as
much, while the froaals unhurt by a
dose 1.000 times greater, weight for
weight, than would kill us.
JEVIN5KY HOPES TO
STOP CARPENTIER
On Man Is Craw.
Ili'fcnt nuvnl ifHts have iIIm'IommI
the r' in ti ik ii I l t t'liiii'iit'ii'rlxlli's of a
new form of iiilnliitiiro turirin limit,
ho low In the wutiT Unit II bus iiliiiiwt
Hie InvUllillliy of ti Hiil'iiiiirlnt', nc
t'orilliiK to a rci'i'iit iiniiniiiicciiii'iii In
t '! hi tn r Mi'tliiiiilcs MiikiixIih', no
ciiiiiinleil by aVYi'riil Iiiumi'MIiiiI II
liiall'Mtlmm of I lui rtirloiiN ci'iil'l, tl la
opci'iiliMl liy one tiinn. It In hut feel
lolii?, Hint uvtvltx 8.-M10 im.uiiiIk Willi Ita
simile tnrpedii, The enllro fnrvinil
liulf of tlic I i tt t Is the lorpi'ilo i hiini
I'rr, mill Unit mill of II. i' hull la II
Kl.HI'i'il In coiifiu'iii in tlie Hu iili'i'
Hie. while l!n tlock nhovt' U hlngcil
nliitig i tin side to pi-i-mlt the torpedo
In I ! llulslc In. To diiiellliive It, tlin
whole rounded how :m Is lli'leil up
lllii' a tnte. Iloodim; Hie i limiilier tind
peiinUtlnu "the tnipeiln to 'o forlh on
t It. power of Ita own propeller. !
Cyclone's Awful Destruction.
The tropical cyclone Is a real cy
clone. Thnt Is. It is the same sort of
thing as the ordinary cyclonic air
movements which bring most of ottr
storms here In the eastern I'niteo
States ; but In the tropics these move
ments are smaller In circumference.
Incomparably prentiT In strength.
and fortunately much less frequent In
occurrence, ftften In n given region
like the West Indies there will be such
a storm only once In two or three
years. The weather l itrean will usiin!
ly note the storm nfrer It hns started
and will send warning to ships In Its
path by wireless. The shit s iiswillv
make port. Those overtaken by the
storm are almost invnrinlily ilwtroveil.
The Islands thnt are struck by It suf
fer most. Ships in the harbors are
thrown up on the bench, houses nrf
blown down and htmnnii and cocenut
groves that have taken years to grow
are destroyed In a moment.
MNVOTaeMBBBT sajwwVvBBV BVvBYJVjaTjr-4
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The "luckiest fighter" In the
world, say all American heavy
weights of this Tank boxer.
Battling Levlnsky, who gets the
first crack at the European champ,
Georges Carpontier. The bout Is
to be staged In New Jersey early
in October, the winner tomeot
Dempsey. This Is the newest pic
ture o! Lerlnsky.
CAREER OF "NED BJNTLISE"
Writer of Sensational Etorle. One
Extremely Papular Had a S.ngu
larly Adventurous Lift.
"Ned Runtllne." hoe real name
was K. Z. C, Jurlsun, hail a enrcer
which was on Us pi ti no Itcoscvcitl jn.
Gurgiiniunn nnd Tartnrlnlnn. It Is de
senhed In "l.lfc and Adventure of
"Ned litintllne.'" by Kred K. r.md, oih
envlae Will Wlldncnd, iit ihe'fe
trolt News. ' Juil-on run away from
his home when eleven year old. In
1X34. beomnc n mllnr anrl then mid
shipman. At fifteen he fought n duel
with seven nilil-hiptnen who hnd de
clined to mem with lilin.
When seventeen venrs old .Tudeoa
served with distinction In Ihe rtem
Inole wnr. lie l.ertitne a hunter In the
Everglade, then hurried off to the
Rockies In the employ of the North
west r'ur company, turnrtf hack to the
SotilInvet. where he niiirried and
fought more duel, .
Judson heenme a mnlnatny of the
Knickerbocker MngiiT.lne In It Im-si
years and was so violent a begetter of
sensational romance thnt he once)
wrote a hook of OKI pace In 62 lion
lie turned Into a patriot with the
Know Nothing, and on account of
hi share In the Astnr plnce riot was
ent to the penitentiary for a year.
lie then took himself to the Adiron
dack's, which he helped make cIumiIc
ground for sportsmen. He served In
the Mexican and Civil wnrs.
mintiine" nrnugiit "iturrnlo Hill" on
the stage In a pUiy ho wrote one Wed.
nesdny afternoon, rehearsed over the
week-end and produced the following
Mondny. He came to the end of Ids
career In ltttn. only after he had writ
ten more ihnn 'Jfn volumes of tuiital-
tuoi'.n lilord nnd-lliunder.
Catch a Freak Finn.
A frenk llh, 11 feel long mill weigh
ing fm pounds, wiih hrouclit to port hy
('apt. Sieve Miimi of the amuck Anllta,
ri'iort n .Sup 1'icgo (Cut.) coriopond
cut. The Huh was riitight In a sea turn
pel off I'olul I.iniiii at n dcpih of :id
Itet, The llsli had n tneiiili two find In
diameter, no troth, purple eye, ti nhorl,
hltint none, with a rhurp horn com
Micd of solid hone And a. akin like a
rhinoceros. A. I. Mniitilinti of the state
null ami gaum roiuuilKalon ami Cnpi.
W. C. Crantlnlt of the California lllo
logical Instltuie' at I Jolln were ute
aldo to Identify the pin nlnrlnl freak.
1'lndugrapli were tnken of the flah mid
were sent to tho Inlveraliy of Cull.
fnmla In an elTort lo truce It ancestry.
Again, Leather F.rom the Sea.
Conalilernlde lutereal at present
lelnc shown III Ihe poesllilllty of titlllx
Ing the skins of shurk nnd porpolai-s
for the uiuklim of shoe lenlher. The
hurenti of standards tin ctunpli ted nr
rangetnent to test Ihe rotnpiiintlv
durability of upper Icntl.er tmide from
shark and porpolw sklns a conpnrrd
with thnt fnim rnlfakln and cmvhlilc.
The co-opemtloii of the Nmloriiil Hoot
and Shoe Manufacturer' association
lm been secured In the milking of the
tiei-eaaary shoe for the teat. It in ln--lleved
thnt Ihe resiill of this Inveail
cntUm wilt he watched with consider-
de interest. Sclenilllc Amerlraii,
SMO (K
Cool,
siry nnock, JenVneJ in
mart antl sttractive moJeli.
sre available la ai many
tylci snj colore anj oombiDB
tiom ae there ait Kuel in the
raiolow.
Priced at $2.50, $.'J.4H,
$.').UH, $i.50 and up
to $18.50
etc
GET PRIME!)
For the American Legion
"llappyland' Week, July VJ
to 21. Ixits of fun for every
body. Adv.
Rays of Light Cause Mirage.
Mirage Is the nnme given to a cer
tn'n optical Illusion mused by the
bending of mys of light In tho des
ert atmosphere. Mirages may npear
to the eye as hikes, cities, basaltic prec
ipices, etc.. the huge body of, water
retreating as the eye advances. Ml
rages are not uncommon In California,
N'evada and Alaska.
Simplify the
Breakfast Question
with an
Electric Percolator
and Toaster
Clean .
Always ready
Every' cup, every piece
hot
No 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.
Snapped at Frisco as. Democrats Select Leader
Bear in Mind
Fishermen-Campers !
Every tree destroyed by forest fir
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.
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
fiinfi.mmmftiTi;mtfiimwnmMlfInttiimtfTmtimti Mirflrfr
'First picture from the Demo
cratic convention at San Fran
oisco, showing the leaders who
started the ball rolling. No. 1 Is
of Norman B. Mack ot New York;
mo. 2 Is a group of the three wo
men leaders the new element In
major party affairs, left to right
they are Mrs. George Bass of i
unicugo, jars, weir Troy, com
mltteewoman of Alaska and Mrs.
Robert L. Owen, wife of Senator
Owen from Oklahoma; No. 8,
Samuel Gompers, veteran presi
dent of American Federation of
Labor, as he went before the plat
form committee asking a specine
labor plank; No. 4, the 'newest
picture of William Jennings
Bryan with his - -ury plank"
smile: No. 5. J. Bruce Kremer.
Ice chairman of the Demooratle
National Committee, ' who called
me convention to oraer, ana NO.
6, Bryan's double (on the left)
who is Isadora Dockweller, na
tional committeeman from California-
shaklnc hands with am.
thur Mullen of Nebraska, v
J 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 be ex
ercised in buying and money saved.
High prices is no excuse for ex
travagance. f
.The Shevlin-Hixon Company.
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STATEMENT OF CONDITION OP
The Central Oregon
Bank-
BEND, OREGON
AT THE CLOSfc, OK BUSINESS
. JUNE 30TH, 11)20.
TlESOUrtCES
Loans and DlHCOiinU .....$453,943.1)9
Honda and WnrrantH 7 5,004.91
Furniture and Flxturoo 3,800.00
Cant) and Exchange 1 09,691.66
Other KcHourceB 1,000.00
Total $043,440.68
, 'liabilities
Capital Stock ,$ 25,000.00
RurplUB i 15,000.00
Undivided I'rolltB 4,235.44
DepoalU 579,205.12
Bills I'ayaDie 20,000.00
Total . $643,440.68
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