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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1921)
THE DKNU PPLtKTIN. MILT KDITIOW. IIKND. OnKUON. BATI'MMY. JAM'AHV M, tOIII. . - PAGK 0 Airmen Back From" Frozen North.. TRAMBITAS WINNER IN 10 ROUND BOUT FOUR OF THE BEST Zimmerman Defeats Carl Martin Anil Itysu Ami Taylor Draw At Mllwatikle Smoker. 1 PORTLAND. Jan. 22. Foveliig the fighting moat of tlm lima, Alex Trambitns won tho call at l ho omi uf j 10 rounds of hard scrapping wih Eagan at tho Milwuukie smoker last j night. The bout was f emu rod by In fighting. Harper wont eight rounds j with Sinclair to n draw. Morroo , took a decision from Gordon after n thrilling fight. Zimmerman smnsneu his way to a decision over Carl Mar tin, and Ryan and Allie Taylor fought H four-round draw. SAYS METRIC SYSTEM CHANGE EASILY MADE One of tho chief arguments against making tho metric system official in tho flitted States, namely, that tho change would bo so inclusive as to be virtually impossible. Is not based on fact, declared Deputy Sheriff Au gust Anderson today, commenting on the bill now in congress aiming at the change in the American plan of measurements. Mr. Anderson bases his opinion on his observations in Sweden' when tho metric system was introduced. Ten years was allowed for the change, which was facilitated by tho schools, where only the metric sys tem was taught. Metric uuits were used in miking alt sales, except to older persons, and the change to the easier, simpler system enme gradual ly and with no confusion, he said. COUNCIL AGAIN DEFERS ACTION ON GIRLS' WORK Precedents and rod tape, will likely bo sol aside by tho Navy Department this wook In reim bursements to tho throo navy balloon ists who havo Just re turned from tho frozen north of tho Hudson Itay district after having established a new navy balloon record of 820 miles Fee ing starvation and froeilng for four days in tho woods northoast of Mooso Factory, tho farthcl.t northern point of tha lludsou Uay Trading Co., tho balloonlsts linal ly encountered an Indian trapper who brought them Into Mooso Factory This picture, tho Hint rocolved In tho II. S.. was takon at Mooso Factory by a clork when tho fatigued ballonlsts woro brought In. Ttioy are J L, Oudunt, mnnagor of tho Hudson Hay Co.. Lloutonant L. A Kloor, commander; Lleutonant Waltor Hinton and Lloutonant Stophon A. Farrell. Tho Inserts show Mooso Factory and distance of night Tho ballbonlsta sailed from Now York Doe. i. two nunureo mllos of the return trip was dog sleds. ,, measure, a pound or- tersection of I'tlca and Awbrow road ,... .., nth- w granted. alliance, jjiviiuiiib. things, for tho creation oi (Continued from Page 1.) er the office of a deputy pound master. After tho first reading, Councilman Innes moved that the or dinance be placed on Its final pas sage, but the question was put as be ing on the ordinance Itself, the coun cil having failed to vote on the pre liminary motion. Mayor Gllson. how ever, declared the ordinance adopted and appointed T. M. Crawford to tho office which the ordinance proposed to create. Another ordinance fixing the sal aries of certain city officers, v. was read for the first time. The chiof An Inventory of police submitted by Councilman property, Fox, was placed on file. meeting." tho mayor decided, when more discussion seemed probable. He suspended his ruling, however, to al low Councilman Gilbert to suggest that the head of the protective divi sion should bo a trained nurse. Would Work Prisoners. Two more appointments were made by the mayor, Tom Carlon being named as fire chief and R.B. Gould change which It will make Is In the as city engineer. Both appointments compensation given the recorder were ratified by the council. The $1500 a year, instead of the $000 now allowed. To Cut Jitney Licenses. J. Edgar Bloom appeared (or the Commercial club to inquire as to the, council's attitude toward tho estab lishment of an auto camp ground. The matter, was referred to the pub lic property committee. The question of legal advertising was introduced, Councilman I.everett declaring his belief that all tho Bend publications should be given a chance to handle this work for the ci'.y. Dis cretionary power was vested In tho recorder. District Game Warden Earl B. Houston asked the city's cooperation in the establishment of an animal park at the fish hatchery, and the question was referred to -the park commission. , , The council accepted for the city the gift of Shevlin Memorial park, made by The Shevlln-Hixon " Com pany. . A petition asking the repeal of the present jitney and truck licensing or YVt can't keep enough of our little home safe on liiuiil to keep up our display In th window lit the corner of Wall and Oregon Streets, Hotter get your In-fore they are all gone. The Klrtt Nn tlonnl Hunk. BEND HAS EVER KNOWN A slaughter without parallel in the history of Shoe Selling Desirable, Dependable Shoes for Less than Half. Don't take our word for it. but look around and see. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE FOR SALE $150.00 l'alhe phono graph and 200 records, of which 100 are violin solos. Call at llfth of Staats houses near Hrooks-Scun-Ion gate. 73-40-45p FOR SALE Team and harness, cheap; weight 2000; age 8 and 9; Come and ueo and you will buy them. Inquire C. L. Frost, on Bear Croek road, for A. Moore. . 08-39-40p MEN'S SHOES worth up to $12.50 for $4.95 MEN'S SHOES worth up to $8.30 for $3.95 GASMAN BOYS' SHOES worth up to $1.00 for $1.95 MEN'S FELT SLIPPERS worth iid lo $2,011 for 95c BEND'S CLOTHIER FOR RENT Housekeeping aparl monts. Inqulro Dntchutna Apti., 124 Greenwood, or phono Blark 711. S0-20tfc FOR RENT Throo-room furnished apartment; two minutes' walk from mills; hot and cold wntnr. Call 111 Jiiffnrson. 4S-.Utf.: LOST LOST Leather trimmed, velvet purse on Wall street between the I'arlnlati and I tin Hippodrome; tun tnlned about $4 III silver, and "t nnVe key. Return to I. IX Hi. IMi'im, or phono lied 121 and receive re ward "r,4i FOR SALE Short-length wood; $3 a load. Call Red 1981. 60-38-42p FOR SALE or to trado for city prop erty, 40 acres in Grange Hall dis trict: 36 acres paid water right; 18 acres in alfalfa: good buildings. 326 Sisemore street. 54-37-4 lp FOR SALE Prices down; Ford cars painted for $25. Goggans, 736 Wall Street. 41-47-52p position of chief of police still re mains vacant. Prisoners in the city Jail will work out their fines at the rate of $2 a day when an ordinanced, introduced last higlit with an emergency clause attached, is passed. It was appar ently the intention of the council to pass the measure at once, but no fi nal vote was taken. The ordinance, providing $2.50 as the rate for pris oners' work, was' read for the first time, when Councilman Allen moved that charter provisions be suspended, the ordinance read for tho second time by title only and placed on Its final passage. No vote was taken on this motion until an amendment had been introduced by Councilman Gil bert to make $2 the rate. By the time debate on this point was over, the council had apparently forgotten that Councilman Allen's motion was only a preliminary to a final motion for adoption.' By unanimous vote, the amended ordinance was ordered placed on its final passage, the idea present Jitney and truck licensing or- FOR SALE Fresh cut flowers and onnanii ,,..Diii .hot mnJHi,.. wo n,i iha xminpiil potted plants; funeral designs our voted authorizing cut to $15 a year. I h7je8 eii" Green; A petition asking a light at the ln-jt,OUBeg. cqO Clay street. Phone issp FOR SALE Juniper body wood; ' cord lengths, $7 a cord; 16-lnch lengths, $8 a cord, delivered. Leave orders at Henkle & Haines. Black 1411. 62-37-63p FOR SALE All kinds of cut flow ers; fresh dally; special attention to funeral orders. Phone Black 2571. We will deliver. Brobert Millinery. 1008 Wall street. 61-36-40C tion enacted the law. , A somewhat similar fate overtook More About The Federal Reserve System Ilcforo tho Federal Reserve System we lind eight thousand ' llttlo heaps of money scattered over the country in banks under tho name of cash reserves. Now wo have twelve huge reservoirs called the Federal KcHcrvo Banks, located nt advantageous points and if there is an unusual drain upon one of these reservoirs there Is a pipe line arrangement In tho power of the Central Reserve Board that equalizes the strain and restores the level as before... In this tnnnner several Fodral Reserve Banks can render assistance to any other Federal Reserve Bank and thcj in turn, to tho small country banks. This Bank & a Member of the Federal Reserve System ' t Tn Bank or Bupamioa Sbkvicb " The First National Bank Black 2721, The Dalles. USED CARS CAR FOR SALE Cheap; 1911 car, 30 horsepower engine; good con dition. Phone 6-F-5. 74-40-42c WANTED WANTED Work by , the hour or day. Call Or address, Mrs. Jack son, 733 Wall St. 72-40-4DP WANTED To buy furniture from private parties; sewing machines; Araauar eto r will nav snot cash. In quire No. 6 Franklin Ave. 12-29-66p Batteries Have Reduced In Price! You can buy a new Battery today for practically the same monev vou naid out for the repairing of vour old one Home ... m time ago. WANTED Furniture, 'pnonograph, ranges and household good! of all description. Standard Furniture Co. Oltfo FOR RENT FOR RENT Small house, partly furnished, near mills; right for two men; $6.60 per month. S. R. Hogln, 34 Lafayette. 71-400 FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms for ladies; light housekeeping privileges If desired. 707 Delaware, or call Black 3071. 07-39tfc FOR RENT Five-room modern house, 65 Hill, corner Hill and Franklin. Inqulro Mrs. Avltt. . 66-39-41C FOR RENT Three-room unfur nished apartment; two minutes' walk from Mills; hot and cold water. Call 111 Jefferson. 69-S9tfc FOR RENT Electric vacuum sweepers by the day. Htanaara . Furniture Co. Jl-Wtfc If you are in need of a new Battery, I can offer you the largest variety from which to choose and the smallest price on any one of the makes of batteries. Here is the line-up of Agencies: EXIDE PREST-O-LITE WILLARD COLUMBIA U.S. L. EVEREADY It is not necessary to go into detail in the explanation of the quality and workmanship of these Batteries, as you are no doubt familiar with each make. The more important thing to you is the fact that I have them here for your inspection, that the prices arc right, and each Battery is fully guaranteed. BATTERIES RECHARGED FOR $1.50 We replace your sick Battery with one of our fully charged rentals and let you keep it two days FREE OF CHARGE. All you pay for is the Work we do on your own Battery. When You Need Any Kind of Electrical Work, come to H. R. RILEY THEBEND ELECTRICAL SHOP 3-