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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1920)
THK UKND nn.LKTIX, DAILY EDITION, BUND. OREGON, Till I W DAY, Jl'I.V Btt. I0UO. Cox Has Ohioan to Lead Fight 1,5 Victrola le New Edison . AGB 4 Dl Mr J George White, former congress man. Marietta, Ohio, Is tha man elected to lead the Democratic fight to place Governor Cox In tha White House. He was selected! chairman of the Democratic NJ tional Committee when Ed Moore of Toungstown who conducted Cox's Bght Cor the nomination had refused. Former Chairman Cnrnmlnga was thought .mora ralaable as aa orator oa tha stamp for Cox. SLIPS BY FAMOUS AUTHORS Humorous to Record, but Detract Lit. , tie From the Stories as They Are Read. The British minister of education Dolnts out some mistakes that he hns ome across In books. One of them I runs through "Ivnnhoe," . where the Normans ant Saxons are represented as two distinct races. The fact Is that at the time with which the story deals marriage between the two races had gone so far that Norman could hardly be told from Saxon; but Sir Walter Scott did not realise this until the story was set up In type, and so the famous novel appears with this blunder right j through It Another mistake was nuide by Mrs. Humphry Ward, who In ne of her books made two people take chairs In Kensington gardens In the first week In October, though all chairs are removed from the gardens on Sep tember SO. Charles Klngsley makes John "Brumblecome"' recite a prnyer from the prayer book long before the time the prayer was put In; the poet Pope makes a weasel eat corn, which a weasel never docs; and likewise In "Don Quixote" the' merry Cervantes makes one of his nnrtles at a tavern eat two suppers In one night The life j of a novelist is full or trouble, but such little things -do not seem to matter greatly. We would rather have the stories with all their mistakes than have the dull facts without the stories. Told of the Famous. In his book, "The End of the Chap ter," Mr. Shaw Leslie tells the follow. tag story: . "My grandfather witnessed an effec tive piece of play In the house of com mons during a duel between Disraeli and Gladstone. During a Vested flight of oratory Gladstone upset some pens on the table between them. Disraeli rose, and, after calling attention to the fact slowly replaced them one by one. The effect of Gladstone's speech was lost by the time Disraeli had fin ished." Speaking of Dickens and Thackeray. Mr. Leslie says: "My grandmother recalled the ludi crous Incident which brought them to gether. As they both left the Athe naeum, unknown to each other they seized the same hat. The effect was ludicrous enough to appeal even tn professional humorists, and they shook bands." Pot it In The Bulletin. it? ii 111,'fi The Two Greatest Phonographs The Two Phonographs that faith fully re-create the tones of the artist's voice or his instrument l. Our Proposition 3 deposited with us brings either a Victrola or an Edison to your home. Thirty days later you pay us 10 of the purchase price! Later payments can be arranged upon the most liberal terms ever offered to phonograph buyers, in this vicinity. :::x:::sK::::s::n:s:3:::r.:i::::::H: Why a VICTROLA or EDISON? Years of faithful and exhaustive study of all phonographs has brought into the world two musical instruments the quality of whose tones is supreme. Your Victrola or Edison will be surrounded by the world's most renowned artists giving you music from every realm. The quality of Victor and Edison records assures their long endurance and long continued pleas ure for you. Variety is always assured in Edison or Victrola records from the classical selections of Grand Opera, to the snappiest jazz of the Vaudeville and Cabaret each and every one an artist's production. 1 Every Home in Summer or Winter Should have and Edison or Victrola the sweetest, truest re-created music. This offer of $1.00 is the best you can obtain. Then you'll appreciate that Victrola and Edison Phonographs are Extraordinary Phonographs. HORTON DRUG COMPANY AMERICAN TEAM ON ATLANTIC ON WAY TO OLYMPIC CONTESTS (By United Preu to The Bend Bulletin) NEW YORK, July 29. Amerl ca's Olympic team is on the Atlantic today, headed for Belgium to battle the star athletes of the world for the Bii'PPHI'fi'i'vi -.-"fl - ra "A boy that is taught to save his money will rarely be a bad man or failure." -Gladstone. Start your boy off right witt one of our Home Safes. TmBihi or Supkbiob Sbkvtc The First National Bank i or bund w mmm- crown of king of the track and field. With the cheers of a big crowd of enthusiasts that gathered to see them off still ringing in their ears, the boys started a light series of deck workouts and exercises under the di rection of Head Coach Jack Moakley that will keep them fit until they set foot oh Belgian soil for the final training session. It is generally agreed In athletic circles that the 1920 team is as good, If not better, than any aggregation that sported the American shield in the games of the past. Outside of the distance runs, the Javelin and the hop-step-and-Jump, which are marked in the doubtful column, the team is considered to have at least two sure places in most of the events. From the Bhowing made In the fi nal trials at Cambridge it appears that the forte of the team Is In the sprints, the jumps and the pole vault. The middle-distance runners and the hurdlers are also rated as having excellent chances to help pile up the points that it is hoped will retain the title of king for Uncle Sam. With a representative of practical ly every state in the Union on the team, it Is a real American outfit. The East, West, North and South and the army and navy all succeeded la landing men on the team. The games start In the new stad ium at Antwerp August IB and run until August 23.. During their stay In Antwerp the athletes will be housed, in a big school building that has been pro vided for their use by the Belgian government. FOR SALE FOR SALE High grade 6x7 Corona No. 3 camera, with leather case and developing extras; Ford gasoline tank, carburetor and tool box; O. K. two-handed stove. . 229 Greenwood ave. , . 79-46-46p FOR SALE Household goods. In quire Central Oregon Irrigation building, opposite Bulletin. 78-45-47p FOR SALE CHEAP Three-room house and lot 60x(50; house part ly furnished, at 66 Shasta place, op DOsIte Fuller Bras. rrnrArv; onv sonaoie oirer accepted. 67-45p What have youT Wright Hotel. W. 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