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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1920)
FAGH 9 THE BEND Bl'UJETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, FRIDAY, Al'Gl'HT 111, itiM. The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION Ev.rv Aft.rnMii Kirtnt ftandftj. B Tki H.n4 Bullrlln (lncnxctl) Kntmd u Second Clua matter January a, ltl7, at tht Pot Offlc at Bend, Oregon, udtl Act of March a, 18711. BOBRRT W. SAWYER Editor-MnM.r nKNRY N. POWI.KH Asuoe atr Editor FKEU A. WOELrXKN..Adv.rtUing Maner C. H. SMITH Circulation Minimi RALPH SPENCER Mechanical Sunt. An Independent Newnnaner, tandlnc for the aqua re deal, clean biwinru, clean polltica and the bent intcreau vl lina ana SUBSCRIPTION RATES Br Mall 0n Year WM Six Month 12. Thif Montha H. Uj Carrier On Year ; IS.M Biz Month U.SO On Month 0-0 All ubwrlr.tiom are due and PAYABLE TO ADVANCE. Notlcea of eriration are mailed subscriber! and if renewal ia not Bade within reaaonable time tht paper will be discontinued. Please notify u promptly of any ehawrr f addrra. or df failure to receive the paper recularly. OUriM we win noi oc nnnaiKl for cooiea milled. M.k. all eherki and order payable to The Bend Bulletin.. FRIDAY, AVCl'ST 13, 1912. WANTS TO COOPERATE In the few weeks that have elapsed since The Bulletin called attention to what it understood to be the plans of the North unit irrigation district to appropriate so much of the waters of the Deschutes, stored at Benbam falls, as to make impossible the rec lamation of the other units of the Deschutes project in their entirety. little has developed to throw any clear light on the situation-. In Prineviile, if one may Judge from the editorial expressions of the Crook County Journal, little attention is be ing paid to the matter, the only ex- pression from the Journal being that Bend was working up a fight that would hinder the progress of the rec lamation. The Redmond Spokes man, showing more interest, has car ried statements to the effect that the other portions of the project had nothing to fear from the North unit. One of these statements is from A. D. Anderson, the secretary of the North unit district, who says that no water grab is contemplated. On the other hand, the Madras Pioneer, aroused by what The Bulletin had charged, asserts that the North unit Is right. The question which natur ally suggests Itself in answer to the Pioneer is," "Right in what?" Other questions were asked the Pioneer two weeks ago which remain unan swered, but if it will devote even a little space to this last one, we may know better what the facts are. Of course, the necessary implica tion from the Pioneers' assertion that RipplirigRhiuGs Plans If you observe the also rans, you'll note they're always making plans. Some day they'll reach the shining heights and bask in wealth's and fame's delights. Next week, next month, perhaps next year, they'll venture on the high career, and show the natives goggle-eyed that they're all wool and three feet wide. And while they plan they let to day, the golden present, slide away, they sit around the village pump, and plan and dream while others hump. And Time flies on with eager pace; the way Time scoots is a disgrace; and men grow old and bent and bald, and hang around until they're called. And those who worked with pep and power and made the most of every hour be neath their fig trees sit in peace, and find old age as slick as grease. But those who sat immersed in dreams, and made their futile plans and schemes, and talked "tomorrow" when "today"- was slipping from their grasp away, find age a grim and sad ordeal ; you cannot guess how tough they feel. Oh, make your plans for future times, but while you're planning nail the dimes. GERMAN SOCIALISTS ASK BIRTH CONTROL Attack Law Forbidding Criminal Operations; Too Many In. dernouririhed Children. By Carl D. Groat. (United Preai Staff Correspondent) BERLIN, July 23. "Every worn an ought to have the right of con trol over her own body. As it is now, thousands of women are forced to bring children Into the world undernourished, sickly babies who, from the outset are doomed to pov erty and ill health, in other words, without even a chance of growing up to happy and useful lives." Luise Zeltz, independent socialist, who will make the introductory reichstg speech for the bill canceling the law against criminal operations. ! so expressed her reasons for backing the North unit is right is that it is tn'8 proposal when interviewed by right wherein The Bulletin has been asserting it was wrong. That is, the fact is admitted and justification as serted. This is contrary to Mr. An derson's position. He says no grab is intended. Which of the two Is the United Prets. Frau Zeitz is known as one of the most fiery orators in the reichstag and holds no brief for criminal oper ations per se, but regards the present system as hypocritical and unfair. who believe they will Inter obtain support of the majority socialists. The first consideration of the bill wllPprobably be in September. I mler purngrnph 218, known to every German, the law provides for up to 10 years' Imprisonment for per formance of criminal operations, or for up to five years' imprisonment for attempting to perform one. One case is on record In Berlin where a girl drank a preparation of sugar water, thinking to rid herself of a child. She was sent to prison for five years, although her method of attempt was regarded as harmless. Many prominent persons and or ganizations are back of the move ment to abolish the paragraph Among them is the League for Moth ers, whose chief aim is to protect the vast numbers of unweddej mothers in Germany. Bulletin "WANT ADS" Bring Re sults Try Them. right? One conclusion at least may! permitting rich mothers to bring chil be drawn, and that is that in Jeffer- dren lnt0 the world or have an oper- son county there is some recognition of the possibility that the North unit will want water to the injury of the rest of the project. So far as the suggestion from FrineviUe is concerned, we desire to point- out that Bend does not want to hinder the progress of reclama- ation, while poor mothers are pun ished for either course they take too many children to take care of or prison for the operation. She pc.'nt ed out that, while the rich are abls to get the best treatment and advice and their secret is kept from gossip ing mouths, the poor are forced to Remember the Moose Pic nic on August 15. Adv-tfc rtnsnttrttiKtnni:! tion, nor is it looking for a fight. It consult cheap, untrained and no- called wise women and are often found out if the operation fails. The bill, which proposes to abclfs'i the famous paragraph 218, will be backed by the indipendent BOCialiHts, vrviKm io cooperate, un that ac count Mr. Anderson's recent state ment Is gladly received. Now, If Mr. Anderson will go a little farther and tell us how the north unit pro poses to divide the water, and what Bend can do to help in the promo tion of the general reclamation scheme, we believe he will find the help forthcoming. MAN BEATEN LAST i NIGHT BY ROBBERS (Continued from Page 1.) were described as about 20 years of age. Ohm is about 6 feet 6 inches tall, wore a blue sailor shirt and wnipcora pants, and left bis white sailor hat "in Millin's room. Glass wore a. coat and a brown hat. They first came to the Wright with two other men, all of them trying to en gage one room. The others did not register there, but Chief Carlon learned, by calling Camp No. 2, that four men, Glass, Ohm, Earl Stevens and Kerren, all from Portland bad worked there. . Officers have been notified at The Dalles, Vancouver, Portland and oth er places to be on the lookout for the men. . Chief Carlon believes that if they do not abandon the car it will be a simple matter to catch them. The car was a new Maxwell, license numebr 88481 and serial number 312923, 1922. Properly Rebuked. ; The father and a friend were'enjoy Ing a smoke on the porr-h nnl daddy threw the almosr finished cigar on the lawn. .Junior picked :1 up, ran to his mother and exclaimed: "Look where daddy threw this, mother I Don't let him get away with that stuff Just be cause he has company." fTlRY this approved rem---edy. Just the tonic for nervousness, sleeplessness, depressed feeling, loss of appetite, digestive troubles, brain fag, or slow recovery from influenza and kindred ailments. A tonic, alterative and diuretic for blood and nerve disorders. TIRELESS TIRES are the kind handled by the- BEND GARAGE on Bond Street of th course ey re- Goodyear's ::i:::::i::s:::i:::: 9 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. The Shedin-Hixon Company. LIBERTY TONIGHT LAST TIME SYLVIA BREMER IN "My Husband's Other Wife" A1XO Stuart Holmes and Miss Frankic Mann In Tlili-il Kplmiilo of Trailed By Three" SATURDAY Only LEAH BAIRD "The Volcano" Alno Paramount Magazine and GEORGE OVEY uppoitrd by tht Citly Ciili, ia THE FATAL WALLOP" Routh, Ultimo 13 Bust, Willamette Meridian, In DoachlitOH enmity, stiitu or Oregon, belonging to the entitle of John Kgley, deceased. (Signed) B. I). (lll.HON, 68-04-70-70o Administrator. NOTM'H Hill IT lll.lt ATION IiKpiirtniwiit of tho Interior, V. 8. I. lid Officii ut Tiu Hullo, Oi'kkoii, July 9th, 19 JO. Nnllcii Is ; oruliy given Unit I'lillllp V. Hurl of llnnd, Oremni, who, on Kept. Jttth, 1917, Hindu llimiesti'iiil Rntry No. 01 9.1011, for lot 0, 7, H 10 Si BW14, Heel Ion 6; NWtt. Befl, T, TOWIIHI1IU IN 11(111111, lllllIKO I. 1 east, Willamette Mnrldlitn, Inn film) mil loo nf 1 n t on t Ion to niuko fluid thrtxi-yviir proof to establish rlitlin to ttin la ml nlmvii ttimorlhml, before II, (!, Kills, II, H. 'o 1 1 1 m ImhI i ti r, ut limid, OriiKon, on tlio mill duy Of AllRIIHt, I OHO. ('In I in ii ii t nullum iin wltnessus: Mike Ti'UKohiiviio, Dun Mlrlnli, Ollviir II. Cnlilwitll, John llrndiitlcli, all of llmiil, Oregon. Jl. KHANIC WOOIICOCIK, BHn ItitKlitcr. XOTK'K In the Couniy Court of thfl Slate of Oregon, for the County of Des chutes. In the mntter nf the ohIaIa nf Hiir. vey T. O'Neill, deceased, ss. isotice in hereby Riven thnt the County Court of Deschutes County, Stuto of Oregon, did. on August 7, 1920, enter Uh decree duclnrlng Mild Harvey T. O'Nolll legally presumed to be deceased, and mild Harvey T. O'Neill. If alive, or any. other por tion for him, is hereby required to produce to fluid Court within twelve weeks from the dutc of tho hint pub lication of this notice, satisfactory evidence of his continuance In life. The date of the lust publication of thlH notice Is AiiKuxt 16. 1920. Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 7th day of August, 1920. (Official Seal) J. H. HANEll, 54-60c County Clerk. Smith Says Milk Fed Broilers now, Here. Better this sea son than ever. We have Fat Hens also. ADMIMSTItATOK'M KAI.K OK KKAIj KMTATK In the matter of the mute of John Egley, deceased. Hy order of the Hon. Robert W. Fawycr. Judge of the county court of Deschutes county. Oregon, on Friday, September 10, 1920. I will sell at private sale to the higher bidder for cash at the office of E. D. Ollnon. O'Kane building. Oregon, tho follow ing real property, subject to the ap proval or the court, to-wlt: The E'a of the SW'i and the W,4 of the SW", of Section 30. Townhlp 18 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. LowrCost Mileage Get It in Goodyear Small Car Tires There is no economy in buying so called bargains in tires offered at sen sationally cheap prices when a well-made tire delivers mileage at a considerably lower rate of cost. Add the time and trouble occasioned by frequent replacements and it is fully apparent why tire users, seeking real mileage economy, are not attract ed to very cheaply priced tires. The popularity of Goodyear Tires, of the 30x3-, 30x3,2- and 31x4-incK 6izes, is based on the fact that they are built to deliver exceptional mile age at low cost and consistently do so. If you own a Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell or other car taking these sizes, goto your nearest Service Station for Goodyear Tires for true Good- year mileage, value, economy. , . 30 x 3Vi Goodyear a cn Douhle-Cure Fabric, 2 150 All.Weather Tread 30x3'4 Goodyear Aert Single .Cure Fabric, 3 I 3U Antl-Skid Tread Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes cost no more than the price you are aikcd to pay for tubes of less merit -why risk costly eatings when such sura crotcc. tlon Is available? 30s3'4tiie f50 in wattrproof ojr.... 3 4
