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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1920)
FAGB 9 THR niCND RVLI.HTIN, DAII.YBDITUM, BEND, OIUMJON, MONDAY, Al'til'HT 80, IfJO. The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION fcftalwa! Kriry Aftaraaan Bacapt Banda?. r Bl Tfca Band Ball.lln (Inrorparataa) Kntmd h Hacond l"laaa matter January a. 117, at tha I'oat Offirt at Band, Oration, Act oi Marcn a, ib.v. BOBERT W. SAWYKR lilltor-Manaiwr HKNKY N. FOWLEK Aaaoolala Kdltur FKKD A. WOKl.FLKN..Aclvartilnir Manaiwr C. H. SMITH Circulation Manairar KALPH SPENCER Mechanical 6m. An Independent Ncwair, aUndlni for tha aquare dral, clean buvinraK, clean politic. and tha boat tnttreata ol ucna anil venwai Oraton. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Hi Mill Ona Year Six Month! Thm Month. fl-CO Br Carrier Ona Year M-M Biz Month On Month 0 AU aubacrlption. ara dua and PAYABLE IK ADVANCE. Notice, of aspiration ara nailed aubacribara and if renewal la not made within rcaaonabla tima tha paper will ka diaeontinued. of addreaa, or of failure to receive the patter rerularljr. uuierwiae we win not oa re- Make all check, and orders payable to Tna tlena jsuiieun. MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1920. CLEANING UP The council Is to be congratulated on its ready recognition of the duty of the city to clean up the unsightly mess that borders the Shevltn-Hlxon road just outside the city limits. To take pride in our scenic attractions and then to lead one who would en- Joy them through that waste of tin cans and other refuse, would be short-sighted in the extreme. When the job of cleaning up is finished we can travel into the woods and to the lakes and back without the present' disagreeable reminder of some of the more unpleasant features of city life. While this is being done cannot a healthy sentiment be created in favor of keeping the woods and lake shores as clean? At Lost lake a sign has "recently been put up reminding the people that t is not a city dump and asking that refuse be buried or burned and the vicinity kept as at tractive as it was before it became so accessible. The request is doubt less prompted by the conditions ex isting after hardly more than five weeks' use by the public. Here is a piece of newspaper, there a stack of watermelon rind, beyond the rem nants of a lunch box. In the stream leading from the lake there were re cently Been cucumbers and tin cans. In one of the best springs in the vi cinity there was orange peel, paper and cans. Lost lake is a beautiful spot. It Is too much to hope that its first syl van beauty could be kept after it has been made so accessible. Public . use means that grass must be tram pled, fires built and their blackened remains left, wood cut and trees trimmed. Eut it is no more neces sary that waste and garbage be left to litter the ground than that toe city maintain its dump along a highway. . When we enjoy the woods and lakes, let us leave them so that the next person in can enjoy them, too RipplirigRhqinQS . ...U iLA-tw w VTOIl I'iOJWII... r 'wrfl The Earthquake The other evening, while I wandered beside a Cheap John inland lake, and on Dame Nature's beauties pondered, the earth reared up and threw a quake. One moment everything was quiet, no leaves were trembling on the trees; the next there was the blamedest riot, and I was jolted to my knees. Insanely things began to frolic, and moun tains waltzed, and buildings, too; for when this planet has the eo'lic the strangest marvels come in view. I thought, "It is the resurrection! Gabe must have blown his trumpet notes, and my re nown's of such complexion I fear I'll line up with the goats. I wish I hadn't lied and cheated, when I swapped horses, in my youth, and dished up fiction, superheated, when people simply yearned for truth. I wish that I had gone to churches when Sabbath bells admonished me, and heard the pas tors, from their perches, hand out the truth that makes men free. And I regret, 0 like the dickens do I regret the times now gone, when I went out and gathered chickens between the sunet and the dawn." Thus my dark record rose before me, and showed no gold, but heaps of dross; dark recollec tions came to bore me and made me feel a total loss. But presently earth ceased its quaking, my feet grew warmer in a trice, and I remarked, "It's time for taking a nice cold bottle from the ice." U. S. SENDS SCHROEDER AND NEW PLANE TO INTERNATIONAL RACE AFTER TROPHY . o."ruw.Br, nomer or me world s altitude record has been sent with the new speed plane, designed by Alfred Verville to rco in France 8ept. 27 for the Gordon Bennett eup. The speed of the machine la held secret, but it is expected to make over 300 miles ah hour. IRISH LOAN SUCCESS TERMED A VICTORY OVER "MILITARISM" TURNING AWAY FROM MEAT In New York Big Hotels Meals Entire ly of Vegetables Are Increasing in Popularity. According to the New York Times the diners of the American metropolis are becoming vegetarians. Approxi mately one-seven I h to one-fifth of the guests at the hotels here today are or dering vegetables for their meals In stead of meats. All of the his hotels keep a very careful record of the soles nf the different Items on the menus for each day. and a recapitulation made recently at the Hotel Pennsylvania re vealed that a surprising percentage of patrons omitted meat Items entirely In their lunch and dinner orders. While the percentage for lunch was much higher than that for dinner, the number of dinner guests who , re frained from meat entirely wns also very large. . In the opinion of Chef Jullen Jnc quler of the Pennsylvania this is the result of years of emphasis on the value of vegetarianism. The vegetari an, n few yenrs ngo, wns very general ly the butt of the comic papers; but with the war a great deal more came to be thought of him by people who found that a thoroughly satisfactory meal could be mude from vegetables nnd at much less cost. Clief Jncquler believes that this Is responsible for the -many calls given nowadays In the big hotels for vegetable luncheons and dinners, which have a special place on the menus. Largest Motor Ship. The Africa, which wns launched at Copenhagen, Dcnmnrk, Dec. 11, 1919, by the East Asiatic company, Is said to he the largest motor ship In the world. Her dimensions are: Length over nil. 4(54 feel 0 Inches; henm on frames, 60 feet; depth from awning deck, 42 feet; displacement, 18.000 tons, deadweight, 3,2."i0 tons. Her main engines are two six-cylinder, four-stroke cycle motors of ordinary type. Each engine develops 2.2m In dicated horse-power at 115 revolutions per minute. The diameter and stroke of the cylinders are 740 millimeters nd 1,150 millimeters respectively. LONDON, Aug. 30. Oversub scription by 50,000 of the Irish re publican loan which Eamonn de Va- lera promoted in the United St-.tes is hailed by Sinn Pein as a victory cf the popular will over intense Limi tary aggression." It was planned to raise 250. 0D0 by the loan. A campaign was s.art ed in Ireland a year ago, and sub scriptions there as well as in 'he United States, were heavy. The campaign was continued until a few weeks ago, when it was announced that the loan had been largely over subscribed, despite what Sinn Fein ers claimed were superhuman efforts of the British government in Ire land to suppress it.' In an announcement of the success of the loan, the Sinn Fein propagan da department recited a list of scores of arrests, raids and imprisonments by the Royal Irish constabulary in the futile effort to prevent the rais ing, of money, as the loan announce ments said, for "agricultural and industrial development," and for fi nancing the Dail Eireann construc tive program. From the time the loan started there were frequent arrests of al leged promoters, the bulletin claimed. Meetings in favor of the loan were raided, and newspapers which advo cated it or accepted advertisements in Its interest were suppressed. At various times all Ireland was pla carded by night with loan posters, which the police promptly removed the next day. Many instance of ar rests of individuals are cited, with consequent Imprisonment at hard la bor, for working in the Interest of the loan, or even for being found with loan propaganda. In one case cited in the bulletin as typical, a ma was arrested for having In his pos session a loan prospectus. Many of the men arrested were members of parliament. So effective was the policy of sup pression, the Sinn Fein announce ment states, that Just before the com pletion of the loan the campaign in Its behalf was almost abandoned Despite this, the subscriptions con tinued to a successful finish. ACCOUNT AGAINST THE CITY All nrcotintH agalnnt the City of Hem! for the month of August. UttiO should be filed In person or mailed direct to Miss Nell Markcl, IJend, Oregon, on or before Thursday, Hep- teniDer , iuzu. if payment Is to be made at the regular meeting night or the Council, (September . FKKD A. WOKI,FI,E.V, 7 0-7 4c City Recorder. If You WANT a Tenant for Your House or Farm who will produce profit for both of you have Mr. Klaus E. Fido find you the kind of ton ant you want. Put an Ad in THE BULLETIN KJnss E. Fide Columns. . THE UNIVERSITY OF . 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Kamxuy, dei-vased (sometimes kuowu ns A. F. linmmi ) the unknown heirs of doeensed. and also all other persons or parties un known clulmlnK any rlKht. title, us tate, Hen or interest In the real At tain described In plalutlff 'a com plaint herein. Ily virtue of an execution, JikIit- ment order tind decree and order of salo issued out of tho abovo entitled' court in tho above entitled cause, to me directed nnd dutvd tho ZNth day, of AiiRUHt, 1920, upon n JmlKment and decree rendered and entered on the 28th day of Automt, 1920, in fa vor of plaintiff In the sum of $500. i with interest thereon at the rate of 7 per cent per annum from and after February 1. 1913; and the further sum of $130. 0Q for taxes paid, und the further sum of 1100.00 attor neys' fees nnd for costs and dis bursements tnxed nnd allowed In the sum of $49.10, and the costs on und upon said writ coinmandliiR me to make sale of tho followiiiR described real property situate, lying and be ing In Deschutes county, Oregon, nnd more particularly described as fol lows, to-wll: The northwest quarter of the southeast Quarter of Section 24.! Township 18 South, Ilango 11 East of the Willamette Meridian. I Now, therefore, by virtue of snld1 execution, judgment order, decree and order of sale, nnd In compliance! with tho commands of suld writ, I will, on Monday, tho 27 tli day of September, 1920, at 10 o'clock n. m., at tho front door of the court hoiiao In Deiid, Deschutes Vntinty, Oregon, ell at public unction, subject to re demption, to tho highest bidder for cash In hand, all tho right, title nnd Interest which the within named de fendants, or either of them, had on tho first day of February, 1912, the date of tho mortgage heroin fore-1 closed, or since that date, had In and to the above described prrmlsn to antlsfy suld execution, Judgment or der nnd decree, Interest, nllorunys fees, costs and nccrillug coals. Dated at llend. Oregon, this 28lh day of August, 1920. H. K. ItOHKHTH. Sheriff for Deschutes, County, Oregon. Ditto of first publication Is August 80th. 1920. Ditto nf Inst publication la Septem ber 20th. 1920. 78-7s-S4-Oo Two Heads Are Better Than One CONSULT your wife when you decide to have your house wired women spend a lot of their time in the home and they know what is necessary. And remember these three things Have the lights ef fectively and artistical ly placed. Have plenty of con venient outlets installed they will be needed for your " electrical servants." . . Have the work done by a responsible con tractorit will be much cheaper in the end. We will help you with suggestions and guar antee to execute the work to your entire satisfaction. Bend Water Light & Power Co. So natural are the frag rances that you can ensily Imagine you are smellinp; the Flowers themselves. In bulk, so you may buy any quantity you wish, or in dainty bottles suitable for Rifts.. Itlt'HAIlO IM IiMT I'KHKIMKS are nnllon-wldo known for their delicacy. Tho perfume of the dowers aro brought to you. ;.ltl)i: tOI IlT l'KHITMKH TOII.KT WATKIt AM) TAMT.MH aro wldo fumed for quality and lurity. Magill & Erskine YOUR DRUGGISTS ::n:::tt:mtt:iiti::::itt:tf:mit:niiamnmi:tm:itiiHmm:iiimmmiiinmmmmmmmunnniniimimnnnimtiiiiiii. owmmiraimffiuiumnOTmini as 'is 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 Shevlin-Hixon Company. Bear in Mind Fishermen -Campers ! Every tree destroyed by forest fire 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.