The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, May 21, 1921, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTIIK IlKMl IHLI.KTIV. DAILY EDITION. IIEXD, OREGON, HATl'l!IIA Y, MAY 21, 1021. fcs- PAGE 7 Bend High School Weekly 0l. 2 mmusmii) yvhi-kly by thh students of bund high school NO.34 JTUDENTS HEAR COMMERCEHEAD IUSINESS PROGRKSS 13 OUTLINED MNaa Itohhlns, of I'nlvcrslly of Or gnu Faculty, HIloMa Evolution uf Modern Mcthoda uf Training t'nimiicrrlal Life. Kor Dean Bobbin of the arhool u( eom . tare, Vnlverslty of Oregon, gave an (Unresting talk to Ilia student fhursday afternoon. Hit talk preceded a atudent body Heeling eallod for Ilia purpoae uf IdoplliiK new count Hut Ion. Mr. Bobbins praised the student upon tilDR able lo hirva student govern Dt and contrasted It with hi own faybood school eiperlenre. Nluety ln out of a hundred will succeed. bJr. Itolitilna niilil. If given a chance. ft was hla belief that arhool govern )fl give thin opportunity. 1 Ilia bualuea world la rapldty haUiglng. tho arhool of commerce lina Laoraasrlly undergone complete btviiKs. In lha old days, Mr. Hob Ina aald. It waa Urn practice of a mof desiring to learn a profession lo MOpma an apprentice lo some maati-r of kmnOj n1. In tha rouras of time. 0 ttarl out for himself. All of thla a tow changed, he aald, students en lering btialneaa arhmil and after hi training, entering bualtieaa, gen 1'rglly upon a vary aulialantlal foot A different phlloaophera and pro lessor ara trying lo find different Itgaa for man, Mr. Itolitilna alao de Idi'd ha would for the bualnraa man Aorordlng to hlin. lha primeval bual nee a man waa tha man witn long ega the man who could quickly limb trece when danger waa near ! then aaalal the ahorter l"8lC'd nan. AfU-r a little while the long ttged man beraine Import mil anil 311 the abort legg-d man wna pay k him tribute. The next atag m. who run I men waa the long arni"' Id resell hla ciienilei ih a aword or apear a few -second1 lore ini'y couitiest-ji hum. The modern man, he anld. la lb" kin with the long heud. t!in limn r . . . ho ran eee Into the future and pinii r It. Tody la the day of the ape allal. and apeclnllata are only rre.it I through schooling. The hardeat thing. Mr. Ilobblin aid. for ua to do la to thltiK. T1K. iay aound Ilka a almple thing, but rom farta and figure It aeema thut i la not aa eaay at It aeema. In tha achool of commerce lha atn- lenta ara taught to think ana to vork out different bualneaa problema or themaelvea. Sometime these nnclualona may be wrong, but all of a make mistake and II la up to the ualneaa man to reduce these to the oweat poaalble point. Teople have told Mr. nobbing that and othera must be Inaane upon! hla subject. Ha tella them iiihi tho peraon who mnkea good hna the ypo of Insanity w are looking for." ngtlah Tltlaa of Nobility. The rank of tarl waa Introduce! In to England at the time of tha Con quest and succeeded the Snxon earl dom. It continued the highest rank fn England until Kdwnrd III creajed tlukea In 1.1.17 and Richard II created marqiieasci lu 1U83, both being uper lor to earl. Soup Bslo. A little girl waa annoyed by her later'! Inhalation of her eoup. 8ht l.ocnme roll lose and finally In aplte of eldera preaent at the table, ehe aid: "I hear you enjoy your eoup. Klgle.'' LawrCnce Telegmm emnmminnmnitmnmnutmnminmiiBiiiinajtrainmmnmtmniii An American Worker's Creed "Tho Company for which I work la mighty good, em ployer and I think any employo who hasn't an Interwt In tho atirreaa of hla employer otiht to quit or Rot fired. My Idea la tltnt when man sella hi aorvlcca to an employer, ho sells hi loyalty at tho anmo tjmo. If ha can't bo. ioyl nnd give tho heat that Is In him, ho ought not to work for that particular employer. By being loyal I don't mean tlat ono ha to be a toady, or that he hits to lose any of his Independence. The moat loyal may bo the most Independent, and uaually l." t The Shevlin-Hixon Company PLAY DELIGHTS TWO AUDIENCES DIFFICULT PARTS ARE CLEVERLY PLAYED 'Aaalatrtl By Hadie" la Drama of Myatrry anil Comedy Mnrjorlc llalril anil llnrolil l.amli War In Irf-adlng Parts Acting Good. Two large audience which yea erduy wltneaaid "Adulated 'by Untile," the high arhool aenlor cluaa pluy glv eu at the gymnasium, voted II a moat flnlahed production, uusj one which proved the real hlatrlonlc ability of eveiy member of tlm caat. Comedy and mystery were luterwovnn with hiiuian and romantic dellghta in auch a way aa to charm tint moat akepllcul. The lending porta were taken by Marjorle llulrd and llurold I.amb aa the ati-nograpjier-detectlve and the eccentric man of myatery, and both were played In a manner equal to profenalonul acting. Mlaa llulrd waa the unrefined, but capable and de pendable working girl which the part .''""ed for, and I.amb carried out to the end the calm demeanor of the rich idler aeeklng eirltement. Prank I.oehr, aa Ihe breeiy bell hop, waa both true to life and funny, particular In hla Inarticulate puppy love affair with "Radio." Margaret Iiiabnll played a difficult role a the victim of a conspiracy, and Romaine Nlchotann, a her alep-mother, waa the typical character woman. Kd llroerhoua and Vance Coyner took the parta of tha dainty Itrglnald and (he biig-rhatlng profeaaor eaaily. Kranraa lleyhiirn waa a plenalng do huiaiife, and Mary I'llman waa funny Ki an Irlah woman. Hugh Kelley, I'aul Iteynnlda and Gladya Bather played difficult parla well. 'The lliefi of a pearl necklace, which brlnga a boat of delertlvea, rent and aelf-ronatltuted. Into the action, la Ihe moving factor of the plot. The trtto thief la. not found until the lnt moment, and lurna out to be the peraon lenat auapected. Ho i npptehendi'd ita at In time lo a'ave Alun;o liow. the eccentric Idh r, from !i li.ll Aluwivt every r,.ra,m In Itie.ti play li "Aaaialed hy Hiidlo" lit aonie ilnin or other, and all ends happily wl'h her betrothal to Dow. TAUGHT LESSON BY HUNGER Good Story of How Franklin Was Convtrted to tha Idea of Fish a Human Food. One ilny lleiijuinln Franklin Jnme 1'nrteii ii lla ua In hi "Life of Ben jamin Frnnklln" on on a sloop which hernlim-d on certain lalund. The sailers, a la ait 1 1 1 the cus tom when a ship I becalmed, amused themselves by flailing. Franklin wit nead the rntclilng of the II ah with regret. Hut soon there cume to tanta I Ik. his nostrils a most alluring color fp.m the frjlng pan. So, iib Franklin UMd to tell the story, he went over hla reiiaunliig again to see If there waa not a flaw In It, It occurred to Mm Hint when the flh were opened he hud aeen smaller flail In their stomach. "Ah!" sulil Frnnklln. "If you eat one another I don't see why we may not cat you I" fin Frnnklln dined upon the fish very heartily, nnd thereafter ate what others ale. When telling thla atory Franklin ended wllh an observation which I often attributed to Talley rand, hut which we are nssured wna a fumlllnr Joke wllh Frnnklln. Thla was: "So convenient a. thing It la to-be a reasniiiiiue creature, since 11 en able one to find or mnke n reason for everything one ha a mind to dot" Tut It In The Bullet In. From Here and There In Bend High School Mr. Moore (In mechanical draw ing) Watch theae drawing while I hurry through them. "Swede" Nurcott (In exproaalon) Than thla guy Itojaa. he killed the father and mother and then carried off Ihe real of the children. Thomaa Going, atudent In ex preaalon, and Virginia Carpenter, a apecial atudent of Mlaa Kpoor, recited before the American I.eglon meeting Thuraduy evening. Thomaa Going, with Mildred Hoover, repreaented Ilend high achool at the declamatory conteat at Kcdmnnd laat Huturday. There will be an exhibit of needle work by the girla of Mlaa Miller' aewlng claaa. All mother and Why Ball "Bouncae." A hall bouucea becaiiae It poaaeaaea quality known a elnattclty. When a ball la thrown acalnal Ihe floor the ball become flat where It atrtke Ilia floor; becauae of Ita elaatlclty the ball Immediately retorna 10 Ita natural hape and In doing ao force llaelf back into the air and thai tha 'bounce." A baaeball file away from the bat for Ihe aame reason. A Creature to Be Pitied. It la the coward who fawna a poo those above blm. It la the coward who la Insolent whenever he dare be ao. Junius. THE STAFF fc" Editor-in-Chief: Lester Smith. Associate Editors: ' Marjorle Balrd, Society; France Louise Hey burn, Girls' Athletics Margaret Inabnlt, School Activitiea; Ervln McNeat, Debate and and The Pilot; Thomaa Going, Boya' Athletics; Mildred Hoover, Jake; Stewart Rae. From Hereand There In III. Reporters: Louise Inabnlt, Emersonian Literary Society; Hugh H. Kelley, Sage Literary Society. ' iiiiiuuiuiiuuiuu CI Next Week, May 22 to 28th, is Fire Protection Week. Don't waits until next week, however, to Put Out Your Campfire. The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. OUR LATEST BIG OFFER! Two pair of Trousers with every Suit ordered from our selected list of Pure Wool Fabrics, for $25.00 and Upwards Hundreds of patterns to select from. EXPERT CLEANING, PRESSING and DYING We also, make Ladies Suits to order. DICK-The Tailor 1018 WALL STREET . BinnimmmiimnmiiiuimunnmnusMiimnnmnnimminniiainuunmi BEND 1910 631 Population At The Old Stand 1 1 YEARS of Successful 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 CENTRAL OnEGON'8 LEADING INSURANCE AGENCY ELEVEN YEARS AT 1M OREGON AVENVE, BEND, OREGON friend Interested are Invited to tend. Mlaa Willlum. for the flrat time In the blatory of the Ilend High School Weekly, waa unable to contribute anything to thla department. Her atudent muat be atudylng a little harder thla week, eapecially Dee. We wonder If It I the examination that are coming next week. The 7A'a won the champlonahlp of the Junior high in baaeball from the 8A'a Wednesday evening. A large number of Junior high atudent wit neaacd the game and dlaplayed a great deal of pep, encouraging the player with yella of their own com- poalng, a few of which might well be uaed aa high achool yell. Had No Right at .'II. f'aul rnd Anthony own a wagoo In partnership. Bomrtlmee Paul exerts a little more authority than la pleas ing to Anthony. On one of Jhese oo Atalone Anthony sought bla mother and. after yelling bla trouble, added: "Mother. I'aul treata me like the ugly alaters treated Cinderella." Not lea I Hat plna are uaed by the American customs authorities to prod parcel for hidden Jewelry. We haaten to in form our fair fellow subway travelers that we never hide Jewels behind our eyeballs. London Opinion. ill a il a It n BEND 1921 ' 6000 Population J CAREERS FOR Y0UN3 BRITONS Compared Vlth Opportunities In Amer ica Tny May Be Said, to Be Decidedly Limited. nere In America we are quite like ly to take for granted thuf If a miin baa a good education, then bla finding of an opportunity to apply It profit ably la a comparatively almple matter. Certainly our whole educational pro gram, and especially our whole line of educational appeal and propaganda, will have to be changed the moment that assumption Is no longer to be made. Whiting William write In Scrlbner1. "Kqulp yourself, Toung America, and the country'a your 1" we say In effect to our youth whetlser In achool or at work. In Britain there Is much testimony to the effect that that assumption Is not thus to be made. Unless they ;-nd additional yenrs training for medicine, the law, or oth er of the professions, graduates of the universities must pretty much expect to find lierth In the civil service. The exams for that are extremely difficult. Those who come out of them with mark at the top of the list get the best of the position In the moat Im portant departments at homev They next go out to India or other provinces, while; those below them take the sec ond grade of the places here and so on. The pay starts at about 300 (nomi nally $iAXi, and considerably more In buying power), with gradual yearly pi creoaea up to a certain maximum and pension. Dummy! That kodak department clerk nev er did get It through bis bead bow that cavalryman objected to bis prints unmounted when most of the pictures were of himself on horseback. The Cautious Mieaourtane. Sometime the fellow who weighs hla word might be convicted of giv ing short weight. Monett Journal. PROFESSIONAL AXD Office Pbona : : Black 25S1 F. M. BLOOM Dentist Rooms 4 and 6, over Postofflce DR. G. SKINNER DENTIST Office, Room It, O'Kane Bldg. Thone: Office. Black 2351 Office Hours: 9 to 12 1 to 5 R. S. HAMILTON . ATTORXEY-AT-LAW Room 13 and It First National Bank Building. Tel. 611 (Dr. Co' ForsMr Offlea) HOME SANITARIUM Maternity Cases a Specialty MRS. J. W. AVITT, MATRON 1 03 Franklin Ave. Phone Blk 1542 ! C. N. HARDY PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES" 839 Lava Road Bend, Oregon MRS. V. A. SMITH Agent for the NCBONE CORSETS ' Will call by appointment 1059 Columbia St. Phone Red 3032 P. O. Box 40 WM. MONTGOMERY Furnaces, Spouting, Gutter ing, Cornice and Skylight Repairing promptly attended to Prices right. Work guaranteed Tinning and Sheet Metal Two First Class Barbers ' at the THE PILOT BUTTE BARBER SHOP guilts tmiTsmairronniaitamin CARLSON & LYONS PLUMBING & HEATING Plumbing and Heating Supplies Bath Room Accessories, etc, etc. Pipe, Valves and Fittings. PHONE RED 1591 BEND IS LOSER TO PRINEV1LLE The Bend high achool baaeball team waa defeated In the game with Prir.eville by a score of 14 to . The game waa fast, but the Prlne vllle playera seemed to have the edge and kept ahead from the beginning until the final Inning. Bend'a team was in good condition and the boys handled themselves well, using head work and accurate playing through out the entire game. Bend's lineup was practically the same, with the exception of Lamb, second baseman, who did not accom pany the team, having a part In the senior play, which was presented Fri day evening. McNeely substituted for blm. The Woman's Way., If the shoe tits, get a slxe. smaller. Cartoon Magazine. r USEWAKTADS BC8IXES8 DIRECTORY K. E. HELLEMN I Phone Black 2271 1 I have an Electric Floor Sander, jj which la a new machine. Best U of work guaranteed. . jj J. A. TOM LIN The Painter Evterinr or Interior Painting Iuterior Decorating a Specialty TELEPHONE RED 1341 1 Floors sanded 'at prices you can auoru L. L. ROBINSON Phone Ml Leave orders at Light Company Tel. Red 271 O'Kane Bldg. DR. E. E. GRAY DENTIST Hours: 9 to 12 1 to 1:3 grains sad Sundays by Appotatssnit DR. H. N. MOORE DENTISTRY Tel. Black 1671 O'Kane Bldg. BEND INSURANCE AGENCY Wrftm of all ktada fif iMnp-BM ni4 sat lnatmocs Acancr la Ontrsl Orates. B. C CLLIS Ftnt Nations Bank Bids, Brut, Orau mmtniimnsae::aa3 W. G. Manning, D. M. D. DENTIST Suite 12-14 O'Kane Building Tel. Black 1781 Bend, Oregon For H. H. Da Almond Chaa. W. Knkb.a De Armond & Erskine LAWYERS O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregon ::.i8n:aims:iinn!:sn:nBu:K:i:m:nnitui!::u:u!a::n:: L. METKE Painter, Paper Hanger and Decorator Tlffnny Decorating a Specialty Estimate Furnished Work Guaranteed 8 Kansas St. Phone Red 14i L, faneHofpso f , mmmnmeiiislli