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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1921)
page a THIS BKT ni'IXKTlN. DAILY EDITION. I1KMI, OKKOO. TlHHliAY. AIMIII. 10. I0JI. The Bend Bulletin I.AII.Y KII1TIOX FaSlaalMa' atrarr AMtrMaa Ear Sanalar By Tfca Bm4 Hallaim (Inrarparatcall Bnwrafl aa Sfroad Claaa (nitlfr January H lait, at tht Pnal Olttra t Bo4. Uwo, aadar Art of Marra t. 1T. HOPItRT W. SAWYER Edltor-Maitavar HKNKY N. FOWLKH Aaaoriat k-lit.ir a B. SMITH Adv.rtiin Uuu As InoaraTiiSant Naarapapar. atandtna far taa aquara drat rlraa buainaaa. clean potitira aaal taa bait inUnatt of band and Central SUBSCRIPTION BATES Br Matt On Yaar Six Month. , Tara Mentha Br Carrtaf On Taar But Month. Oaa Month , . .M.00 ..W.75 ..11.10 ...$4.N . . S.0 ...10. id All aubacriitloaa an du and PAYABLE JS ADVANCE. Notiraa of vxplratKta ara aaailad aubacrifaera and If ranaaral la not aaaoa within raaaonabla tuna tlaa paper will aa diatontinuvd. Ptaaaa notify na promptly of any chana af ailih aaa. or of failure to receive the paper tearalarly. Otherwiee we will not be. le eponaiala for copiea mneed. Make all cherka and ordera parable to Taa Bend Bulletin. TUESDAY. APRIL 19. 1921. SNOW-WHITE STREETS Aa a part of his plan to make good on his pledge to give Bond the most beautifully pared streets in Ore gon. C. S. Reed, head of the Western ! Willite Road Construction Co., in- j formed the city couucil a few nights SO that he would send to California 1 (or marble dust, and that this would be worked into the asphalt surfacing i while the Willite is still hot. This,j Mr. Reed states, would give Bend aj pavement the snowy whiteness of which would endure through 25 years. The beauty of white pavement Is not to be gainsaid, but a question naturally arises to those who have been forced to don smoked glasses on a bright day in winter, after a fresh snow. It may be remembered in this connection that the sun's sum mer rays are much more direct than those of winter, and would hence be more dazxling when reflected from a marble-dusted street. The injurious effect on the eyes of the reflection from white side walks is well recognized, and In Portland, where the maximum of cloudless days Is by no means equal to that of Central Oregon, a certain proportion of lampblack muit be mixed with cement used for the fin ishing layer in walks and curbs. Perhaps an effect more in harmony with the general colors of a Central Oregon landscape might be achieved by the use of a shade of dark red, worked into the asphalt surfacing, rather than the glittering marble dust. If this could be done, it might have the advantage of proving less expensive to the contractor, in addition to sparing the eyes of users of the downtown streets of the city. . - ' ' ....... --a-, saw X. at wait nason t Breaking In I bought a shotgun at the store and slow the family next door. And I was moved to honest tears when thus I ended their careers, for they had never done me wrong, and I had known them well and long. Remorse burned in me like a fire when I shot down the aged sire, and plugged a nephew and a niece and gave two aunts eternal peace, and when I burned the residence it shocked my fine esthetic sense. But I had tried so many ways to break into the picture plays! I chased the man agers around and begged them, while they pawed the ground, to give me just a single chance; I knew quite well I would advance. But they looked down with cold disdain and said I gave them all a pain; a creek, they said, was near my home, and there I well might soak my dome. I'd never have a chance to trot with all the gilded movie lot unless I played some startling game designed to give me wide spread fame. But now the oifers come my way I'll draw a hundred plunks a day. As Bill the Butcher, on the screen, I'll teach "the young that vice is mean, that children are but dizzy fools who do not go to Sunday schools; a moral tag attached to crime hands out a lesson most sublime. And when I think how I'll improve the children, where the movies move, I'm almost glad I took my gun, and slew the Johnsings, one by one. charge of Rnnialne NMiolnon, Cletits I Sherwood and Margaret llniid lllrU in uniform will uaher and lm In the tlemonat rat Inns. Till" will lia the tl rut opportunity for the women 'of Item, to idiom a putiHf doinon niiailon of the work of the ilopart im'iit. and a lariso number aro -pooled to be present. Yule Leg Ones Prasorvtd. In olden timet the Yule log wna al ways Inlil atlilo hofor It na burned out. so that the uext ('tirlatnm day the new Yule lug lulclil ho llylilotl from the charred rvmnlua of Ita predecessor. 8)nopaia of the Annual Hlntrntrnt of the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company of Portland. In lha Male of Mailt, on the Itlal day of lircrmlier, lU'JH, mail to the tii.iiraiit-r Cnniitna.tunar of to Mate ot Oregon, purauant lo law : Income. Total premium lui-omv for the Trar ft.A.JSfl lnlrrr.l. dirtdrmta antl renla rr.'naad during lha year 1119,937 6 lnt-ontr from other aour.-ra rvt-nvrd iluttug lha rrar M.IP3 77 EXPECT SENATE OFFICIALLY TO RATIFY TREATY (Continued from Page 1.) on all the platinum needed, after which the British government is to be supplied before the general pub lic can purchase any platinum. The Colombian government, of course, has prior rights even to those of the United States and Creat Britain. Platinum Rnwnrrea Important. Titles to all lands and river beds ed all the large operators of that country to suspend work, leaving Co lombia the only dependable producer. The normal annual consumption of platinum by the United States alone is double the present production of the entire world. Colombia is ex pected to recover about 50,000 ounc es this year. Aside from Colombia and Russia, the whole world has never produced more than 1500 ounces any year, and most of that has been incidental to the production of other metals. Colombia and Rus sia have the only important deposits thus far proven. These platinum deposits are also rich in gold, and from there bas been taken more than $300,000,000 since the Spaniards discovered them. The natives had been working them for centuries for gold, but threw the platinum back, as they considered it worthless. Platinum has been pre cious only in the last generation. In 1919 it sold as high as $170 an ounce, and is now worth about $ an ounce. The metal has peculiar chemical properties that made it an absolute necessity In the production of high explosives during the great war. It was at the urgent request of the United States government that the Lewisohns pushed their work in Colombia. on the afternoon of Tuesday, April 2$, for the Civic league open meet ing, in the basement of the new Methodist church. The girls of the domestic science department of the public schools will demonstrate the cooking ot a luncheon, which will constitute a balanced ration of Impor tant food values. One of the girls will talk on the food value of vita mines. The ladies present will be privi leged to sample the foods prepared, and wll be furnished with recipt. prepared by the typewriting pupils. Convenience of kitchen arrangement will be discussed, all present being invited to give their ideas on this subject. Those attending are asked to come prepared to discuss this matter. The demonstration will be In Tolal inromr t .1, 1 1.Y a I'J at Dlabnraements. Paul for to.ara. ait.low rtiriila, atimitlira and aurrrndrr 'alii'. ? '.:nyai;it 0.1 lliridrixla pod 10 oltrthald rr. il.iring l)t )ar 3.nld0 I'limm 1. .lull. anil aalartra paiil limine thr ir.r '.' t?.n .' I Tafa. h' ami f-' I'atil during iltr r4T ft.VtMl 01 Amount f all oIKrr lull tllrra 4411 1-1 .11 Total rxprniliturr. t.. 1.1 A ,eta Vain of rr.l raialr oa-nrt 'nTr-l alitrl $ M".t.4t Yalu of .torka antl lon,t. oanr.l t market or amor Iifr4 raluf-i H.'Jo.-.'.'TJ 77 Loan, on ltnrtfaa-a antl rol latrrat. rl.- S.II.'JIN In rrrmium notra anil poln-r loana . 3.-.,-J, I 70 21 Caah in hanaa anil on hantl Il'.aiwi7 Nrt an-nrviril anil drfarrl prrmiutna 2I7.I7IS Intarrat anl rrnta due anil at-rruMl 232 mi i tt Olbar aaa'ta mat) . . 7.121 &a Total admitt'il aaa. la I,I2&.& l LlakUltlai. Net reaorraa 17,9511,1119 00 Oroea rlalma for leaaea aa paid 3II.n?7A All olhar liabilities SJ7.MJ $ Sorploa 6JM.17A &4 Total llaMlttire. eirlualre of rapital ato-h f I9.1?5.M. 15 ntlaeae in Orecoa for taa Tear. (Iroaa prrmiuma reralvad during Ika T.ar A377 40 Fromiuma aod diriaraila re- tamed daring the rear . .. n.M9 na Loaaro paid during lha vt-ar 2-1. "2a 1 l.MON MI Tl'Al. I.lrr. INHI-KAM'li Arthur I.. Halra. I'raald-nl. Hrlraa B I'atllipe. aWrelarv. -Ptatntorv raidrnt attornav for aarrire T II. UVAIIia. l-urtland. Oragoa. Bend Lodge. No. If Ing brothers are Invited. DOMESTIC SCIENCE WORK TO BE SHOWN Npeech of Dean Milam Fails to Materialize Demonatration of Luncheon In Featured. Dean Milam of O. A. C, scheduled to speak here Thursday afternoon on "r ua, ireeo passea on Dy.ine sunject 01 Home Making," un- the highest courts of Colombia, so der the auspices of the Women's that there Is no possible question as Civic league. Is unable to come, to the validity of the transactions A substitute program baa been ar The revolution In Russia has fore- ranged by the committee, to be given All Radiators Repaired, Rebuilt, Recored ISIiiillilil Kew Ford Guaranteed Radiators; yon can freexe them np bat you can't burnt them. Htop those leaky rear wheels with C. at M. Oil Retainer for Ford cars and tracks. Lanftiicln Auxiliary Transmission for Ford cars and trucks. Auto & Radiator Shop 118 IRVIXO AVK. Phone Blac k 2MHI; Ken. Itlack 1721 BEND 1910 63 Population At The Old Stand BEND 1 1 YEARS of Successful a V9.2pii.iio. . Insurance, Real Estate and Loan Business Call on me when you want to sell or buy Real Estate or have your property Insured. Agent for Home Insurance Co.; .Etna; St. Paul; Phoenix of London; Insurance Co. of North America; and twenty-five other big old line Companies. J. A. EASTES CKXTRAL ORET.OX'8 lkamvo insurance agency ELEVEN YEARS AT 124 OREGON AVENUE, BEND, OREGO.V PUT 'EM ON ACE! , That big catch of trout. If you don't you'll never get to eat one-tenth of the fish you bring home from the lakes this year. This will be increasingly true as the season progresses and warmer days come. Then you may want to take some ice with 0 you to keep Mr. Fish nice and cool until you are ready to slap him in the ice chest at home. Prepare For Hot Weather NOW ! a. Put in your ice order, and see that your refrigerator i3 ready for action. The Deschutes . Ice Company --Mr. Workingman-- Look At These Trices On Work ClothcM That You Can Uko Kvery Day! Overalls, stripes, all sizes, at 93c Overalls, heavy Hlue Denim, at $1.1!) Work Shirts at 75c Khaki and Whipcord Pants at $1.95 and $2.25 Heavy All Cotton Work Pants at $2.15 Khaki and Whipcord Hiding Ureet'hes at $3.15 Union Suits, long or short sleeves, at 9Hc Two Piece Underwear, per garment 19c Work Sox, extra quality, per pair 10c Work Shoes, heavy weight $.195 to $G.(M) Eight inch Pacs at $(5.95 to $10.95 THE HUB Earthrjuakt at Saa. An rriiiilnii occurring at Uralliol 'niiuikv ami lliv 1I1IW rffit't la lit prmlu. linn , litiaCar wave and vlnlrlil niiiniiiiiliMi i.f iha water of I law ara In Itvit. during an earthquake at Ktiula. J i I n, the waleni of a bay war 11 rat aiillalml. Ihi-n rrlrrati-d. Iravlhg the IhiIIihu hare In plnrr where the water had Im-o 30 frvt dra-p. A wave at) feel tilth then ruahrd lo and swept rvrryihlng hi Ha path. Other earth quake ttnvr. have deatroyed clllra ami hipping ; part of I lie deatrui-tlun In the llraalna earthquake vtaa rauard by ware produrrd In thla way. Put It lo The Bulletin. Animal Prophets. Few tivlu ta uiv oliler ur inure wlOa iti ui I linn I Ini I animal, and ratio rlnlly wild anlmnla, tiara fnrvkiiuul. xlge i.f whut Hie ir-fr la lo lie. and aumeililiig dm i niiKiuiiia lo alien for. know leilce liiuny of lln iu iloubtleas do poaaa-aa. but there la no reaaoo. ami only pour eiciuea, for aa.umlng that l)ier la a suurre of lufunuatlon accu ral enough and of appllcailoa rvmnie enough to give any ni preclnblt eiirn ln to ih weal her burvau's prugnn-llratlons Bulletin "WANT ADH" Bring R aulta Try Them. When You Are In Need of Any Kind of Plumbing, Heating. Tinning or Rooting Work, we solicit your consideration. We use only the best of materials and our workman ship is guaranteed. Let us give you an estimate. ARNOLD & DAVIS PLUMBING COMPANY Phone Black 331 1183 Wall Street WALL PAPER PAINTING and DECORATING IS OUR BUSINESS And we make It our hualnroa lo om that our Imalneaa la handle! In a hulnellke way. The quality of our Interior decorating cannot be equalled. Our dlaplay of wall paper Is tho largeat and lieal ever aliown In Central trreiton. Our prlres am rljtlit. On throe qualllli allona we feel JuallHeal In aaklng you fur a " conaldrrallon when In area! of work In our line. A. J. GOGGANS 736 WALL STREET PHONE RED 2781 An American Workers Creed The Company for which 1 work is a mlithty good em ployer and I think any employe who haaa't an Intern la he ancrraa of his employer ought to quit or set fired. My Idea la that wrhrn man sella his srrrlcea to an employer, he aella his loyalty at the same time. If he can't be loyal and Rle tho brat that la In him, he ought not to work for that particular employer. By being loyal I don't mean that one has to be a toady, or that he has to loae any of hla Independence. The moat loyal may be tho moat Indrpeadent, and usually la." The Shevlin-Hixon Company f 1 1 mttmtiimumnmiuuiu Phone 551 uuuituuuutwwiuttuimmtaiiuitmmituiiiiutititttiM.MH.aW.. !!!"""!:"",ll,lu,u,,H,,ll,,,,B,,,l,,,!im,n 0 wwnnniinininuiimmiiittuiminuiuim CREDIT IS OUR GREATEST ASSET The commercial world is standing on tho foundation of credit. Every individual is a cog in the great wheel. When one neglects his credit and fails to pay his honest obligations, he makes it impossible for some one else to meet theirs, therefore it is extremely vital that each and every one see to it that we KEEP OUR CREDIT GOOD The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. ItiimiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiinr I IIIHIimimiimiMiiiinmiiimi iwniwwiiuwuuiiiuiuniuuiuiuiuiuuiiuuuiiuiiit