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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1921)
PAGR 4 TUB BR.1 lU'LLKTIN, DAILY EDITION, HKXD, MHKUON, HATl'KDA Y, JAM'AHV J. HU. The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION Fvatfoaeel Keery Afternoon Kirent Dnnday. H Ttie Htni llullelln (lnroriwraled) Eottnd aa Hecond Clou mutter January I, 1"17. t tlx Pool Otuee at liend, Oretiun. taller Act of March S. UTS. BOFKRT W. SAWYKK Rclitnr-Manairer BINRV N. FOWLER Amuwiat Editor 0. R. SMITH AilvertLin Manaiier ' BALPH SPKNCKR Mechanical Bulrt. An Independent Newapaper. atandtnff for the aqaarv den), clean buftincej. clean politic and the beat Intvreata of bend and Central Oracon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Uj Mall On Tear W .00 Ix Uonthi S.7 Thna Uontha $1.60 Br Carrirr Ona Tear fft.ftO ix Mentha S.N On Month 10.(0 All nubarriptlona are due and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notlrea of expiration are sailed auhacribera and If renewal ia not raad within reasonable tima the patter W'll ka dlaeoatinued. Pleaee notify us promptly of any ehanire J addreas, or of, failure to receive the paper raffularly. Otherwise we will not bo re ponitbla for eopiea mhwed. Make all checka and onlera payable to The Bend Bulletin. SATURDAY, JANUARY 22. 1921. WHAT IS AN EMERGENCY? Two weeks ago wo congratulated the council on its apparent desire to investigate and fully satisfy itself as to the work of the woman's protec tive division under Mrs. Stockwell. We assumed, and we think that the others who believe the work should be continued felt, that the investiga tion would be made and a report giv en at last night's council meeting. Instead of any report, however, and in the face of a petition for the en actment of an ordinance providing for carrying the work forward, signed by 792 citizens, the council vot ed for further postponement. Reluctant as we are to believe that the council is deliberately try ing to kill the protective Beginning Bight Let's all begin the new year right, and make a record snowy white. Let's drive our cars twelve miles an hour, and not show off their pep and power x by stepping fiercely on the gas and slaying people as we pass. What is the hurry, anyway? Why speed her up? We have all day to get to Punk-town-on-the-Height, where we expect to spend the night. If we'd cut out the foolish haste the present wild and wanton waste of human life would promptly shrink it's worth a new year vow, I think. A more important vow this is than swear ing off on drugstore fizz, or punk cigars that smell like shoes when you have deftly lit the fuse. Of course the gents who have no cars may waste their vows on hay cigars, but we who push our clanking vans should make some new and drastic plans. We're slaying thousands every year as down the turnpike we career; the dead are lying where we raced, and all because of maudlin haste. What is the hurry, anyhow? It's all uncalled for, you'll allow ; we have all day in which to reach the famous ' Bilge-town-by-the-Beach. crowded for mine 1 IIiik min, iiiffclit to bo it 1)1 o to dt ho, 1 Iml U'vo In natroiililiiK homo Imluatiy niiil en- toi'in'lHcs n h far tiH iimnlhle, whi'ii we ran get a Ktiuiiro ileal. Hut at the prestnil tlmti, Willi roiiKh Itimlx'i' (10 to flJ n tlioiiHiiuil rlioaiior at Itetl nioml than horn nt Hnntl, It limit h tin if Homo of our money which hIidiiIiI stay hero will mtro ro there If I lie pruvallliiK prlctiH Hi ay like they mo. It In almost ImpimKlMit to buy lum ber rtt Ileiul, only IhrotiKh one mm ice. or channel, ami I miittteHt that one of our lilg mills put In u .retail yard, or else sell direct to the small ciiiiHiuuer as well as llio largo consumer In wlmlesalliiK It. This would tin away with tho middleman's profit, which wo hnvo to pay at present; also It will keep more ol our money at home, as well us help keep up (ho Mull standard of living conditions that everybody Is yelling about. Today, within a radius of a few miles of Head, I ran name 25 farmers who would buy from fiHO to 25.11110 feet of lumber each If they could i:et It here j for the same price they can get or buy I It at Kedmoiid, which Is $21 per I thousand, ami fir lumber at that, j They say competition makes busl ! ness. Why not start a pre-war price I lumber yard In Ileiitl, and not go to Redmond Can wo have mi x- vho known where lhi IroiibUt ImT Trusting you may find itpimo In your valuable paper for Ihtmu few lines, I remain Yours truly, H. II. tiKIDKK, lltiX 101, llimil. KollowliiR the receipt of Hie above communication, The Mallei In untile Inquiries cnilccrillnK Hut mailer of lumber and prices, and has been In formed that the situation Is III nil re spects Hie same as that which exist ed III May, HIIII, when local lumber prices were under consideration. At that time. It wilt b" remembered, It was brought out that the mill com panies sold lumber for the local trade at lower prices than they were get ting at wholesale for shipment away from Mend. At the same time, The 1 1 ill li't I n Is Informed, the companies recognise the present situation, an pointed out In this rommiinlcation, and are now working out a new schedule of local prices which will be announced next week. Annual Rainfall, The annual rainfall of Hie world In ronipu'cil by lilt- Pulled KliilcN uenlog. leal aurvev nl VP. II 17 cubic miles, of tvlilch ll.JVJI ruliir mllea drains Into tin, ci C.neli cubic mile of the river water tvelubs libmil l.'.'IKl.llMMliin tons, uinl nverauea about I'jn.iHK) tons of foreign miilier. Hint pusses to Ilia ocean. NO lit 'K til' KIN A I. HNTTI.ICMKNT In the coiiuly Court of I tin Htatn of Oregon, fur lieschuloH County, In the mailer of lb" eslule of Clemens Jacob Clelllitliusoii, deceased Nol Icti Is hereby given that the un dersigned, udiiilnlstrntor of tho en litto of Clemeiia Jacob Cliiineiinsnti, deceased, has filed III III" County Court of llcschtili'H Coiiuly, Oregon, his final account as such ndmliilHira tor of said eslai", and that Monday, the 7th tiny of February. IU2I, Ml the hour of 10 o'clock it. 111. has been fixed by thn court as the lime fur hearing of objections to said report and Hit) settlement thereof. J, C. ninnies. Administrator of the estate of Clem ens Jacob Cleiiieuusnu, tlui'imni'il. H t). HTADTKIt, First National Hank llliltt., lli'iiH. Oregon, Attorney for Adminis trator. 2. -H. 1 planatlon on this limit or by someone 'lie ritiuli Our Deficient Smaller. Our sense of smell Is far Inferior to that of tho snva;;e; but even his aeeut fncully Is a poor thing compared with that of lower nu!miil. A cat can eel drunk on n smell. U'ai.li imsny wlili One mullier a our Utile unionist Ic reciiiillng safe li tatiubt her little l" mill gill l iimnl unit llitme. It liiw iil" titiiglit litem I" "e. Kin what II will do for our family. The lirsl Niilliiiinl lliink. Then an investigation was next cabinet. There is not a better ment. voted. If an agreement had been made by division I 've ' tno comicil to stand together movement by inaction and delay, the conclusion is slowly - being forced home, and last night's action adds to the weight of the evidence. The present council was elected in November. It then had two months in which to study city affairs before going into office. In that time no member made any investigation of the protective division work in Mrs. Stockwell's office. If any investi- on the matter before that time, it is now apparent that they hud pre judged the case without investiga tion, and the voting of an investiga tion was simply an effort to delay action. Confirmation of this .ap pears in the fact that after two weeks' time no report was made and Yurther delay was voted. And while action requested by 792 citizens was postponed man for the Job In the West, and a western man should have It, That Valo man who killed another ; to get an automobile is going to get a , ride he was not looking for. - j WAST! Don't Buy Misses, Children, Infants or Boys COMMUNICATIONS ; ' INFORMATION ASKKI j Bend, Ore., Jan. 18, 1921. To the Editor: ThrouKh the coin- action that munieution columns of your paper, I a common ques- gation was made outside of her of-i ,n the sincere belief of Bcores Is as ' wouj )iko t0 nBk fice, it has never been mentioned, but five members did attend the meeting at which the budget for 1921 was set and made no objection to the inclusion of the item designed for the protective division. Nevertheless, thereafter, it was rumored that it ' health and morals of the city? J ... 1 .. .. t ....... i. : . . i ....vu....t.8a..;uuUBeTurueiUri9ine j regnr(t , , rec(,ny ,,,,, council, emergencies were declared onell nicetlni. of .,. Inrplmnt ,,, , for ordinances covering working out ; neB8 mon and m commiliy malla(?. j a,.u aecpait Ol toe c.iy pouilO. er of Kea whercl,y Uiey rc80veil ; Does tho council recognize no oml ple(lged lhom8e,ve8 , conlo emergency in tne matter of the Harney county has taken a back- was the intention of the new coun cil to do away with the division, and when, at its first regular meeting, it failed to provide for the work, it be- j ward step in doing away with the lieved it had laid it on the shelf. At, county agriculturist. If the county the next meeting Mr. Allen moved employed him exclusively In jackrab- Does it intend to investigate? I. that the work be continued pending an investigation. Mr. FOx voted with him and was criticised, we are told, by the other councilmen who opposed the idea for not having stood with them according to agree- down in prices, so ns to keep up the same high standard of living condi tions as well as in war times. A word to two might he said along this' line In regard to the retail prices' of lumber here at Bond. Why Is it that the building contractors, the farmers and tho small consumer of lumber! cannot buy lumber 'as cheap here at Bend as they can at our neighboring! ! town of Redmond, or elsewhere? It r - - 'seems as If. we should, with two big1 Sinnott has been suggested mills and timber bandy, with their ! In the yards stacked full of lumber and : hit eradication work and cut out tho rabbit bounty, it would bo ahead of tho game. ' "Nick for secretary of tho interior until you have seen the announcement in Tuesday's paper, quoting prices so low you will hardly believe your eyes. The Biggest Shoe Bargains Ever Offered in Bend XTbe Central regon .SSanJ? I). E. HUXTKR, President C.AfH.KTOX n. SWIFT, Ylrc President E. P. JIA H.AFFKV, A lee Pres. nnd Manager H. M. STEPHEN'S, C'a.-hier BEND, OREGON : jisisii! l! iifiTrt To The Parents aid Children of Deschutes County : We want to point out to you, whether you have started a savings account or whether you haven't, that thrift pointsthe path to prosperity for you. Your prosperity is ours. It means the steady, healthy growth of Bend. You want it we want it. You believe in thrift, of course. Maybe you just forgot to begin saving. Perhaps you kept jutting it off because you didn't want to start with so small an account. Those are pretty poor reasons, if you stop to think it over. Crystalize your belief in thrift. Put it into action. Start to accumulate that cash reserve that you are going to neeTl some time. . One dollar will start your savings account at the Central Oregon Bank. To help children, and grown-ups, too, we are furnishing dime savings banks, and safe type banks which will take either coins or bills. The latter are given out with dollar deposits. Come in and get one, start the account, and watch it grow. AMen's BEND SHOE 'CO. Ladies' ShoeS Slock bought fi'oni the litislct: nt SOe on 1 1 1 Shoes Half-Price (! "!ir 1)V ' Ji- IIii'm fi "Heidi at iiuir-jn-ice Half-Price ! ! fu',""T"i,yrff-'"n""-1l"-""T'r'f--TT-r1 n i n in i m i. i ,i , II j ' .r--M .r . ....... , -,.-, i. .. .... - .iimr"0-- 1 M HI w j ' THE UNIVERSAL CAR l THE CENTRAL OREGON BANK D. E. HUNTER, President. E. P, MAHAFFEY, ; Vice President. GENUINE FORD SEUVICE-AND PARTS INSIST on genuine Ford parts for your Ford car. Mail order houses, stores and many garages sell imitation counterfeit parts which have not the quality of the genuine Ford parts, but the Authorized Ford Dealers as well as the Authorized Sales and Service Dealers sell only the genuine Ford-made Ford parts. You are safe with them, while your car is mitrhtv unsafe if repaired with imitation parts. The real Ford parts are made from the same properly heat-treated steel as their counter-parts in the Ford car. Every part is heat-treated ac codmg to its use. Depending upon the service they perform Ford parts are tempered to insure the longest life Tested after almost every operation while being manufactured these parts present a vast difference from those not manufactured under Ford supervision. Counterfeit parts range from thirtv to seventy-five per cent below the quality of the Ford standard Don't take chances; demand Ford parts, they're safer Brine your Ford to us and thus make "assurance doubly sure" If you want a Ford car, truck or Fordson tractor, leave your order without delay, as now we can make fairly prompt delivery Touring Cars, Coupes, Sedans, Runabouts, Trucks and Fordson Tractors. Why not drop in and talk over your wants? Cent-Ore Motor Co. in