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The Bend Bulletin
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MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1921.
"Wo know nowadays that even
universal education
supplies only the basis tor s
healthy republican state. Next
to education there must come
abundant, prompt, and truthful
Information ot what is going on
In the state, snd frank and free
discussion ot the issues ot the
times." H. 0. Wells, "The Out
line ot History."
EARNING AN EDUCATION
Although the following paragraphs
come to us as a news story, we want
to use them here in the nature of a
text. They are from the University
of Oregon and read:
"Of the 230 students who are
graduating this year from the Uni
versity of Oregon, 80 per cent have
earned more than a third ot their
own way during four years ot study
according to statements made by
members of the class this week.
Twenty per cent have been entirely
self-supporting.
"Many and interesting are the
jobs which have yielded an Income to
these young men and women while
they studied. The hop yards, logging
csmps, shipyards, fishing grounds,
sawmills, highway construction,
harvest fields, farms, warehouses,
and the forest service all have been
the sources of psy checks carefuly
saved during flie summer to pay
school expenses in the winter. Dish
washing, mowing lawns, putting in
wood, cooking, waiting on tables,
sweeping floors, have been homely
tasks willingly and even eagerl) per
formed by the young men and women
wearing caps and gowns on the
campus this week.
"A graduate from Klamath Falls
tells how he got up at 4 o'clock in the
morning to do janitor work. A girl
from Washington trolled for salmon
in the Columbia. Another girl has
been a cook for harvest hands. Two
young men were oilers on a ship.
Another was foreman of a 9000-acre;
farm. A girl carried the mail and
earned 25 per cent of her own wsy.
Still another girl worked at a soda
fountain."
. The text is longer than what we
have to say on it. Indeed, all we
wlBh to do is to get our young people
to do a little thinking on the subject
of college training. The three para
graphs above are the foundation for
this thought. Here are reports from
the graduating class of one college
only. Of that class nearly 50 were
entirely self-supporting. One hun
dred and eighty-four have earned
more than a third of their way. They
have done scores of different things
to earn money, each of them adding
to his self-reliance and his education
for life.
Will the young people of Bend
profit by this example? Some of
them who have recently been gradu
ated from the high school may feel
hat they cannot afford to go to col
lege. We urge that they consider the
achievements of these who have Just
been graduated from college. What
these have done, they can do. A lit
tle hardship now; a little extra work.
and they will have a better training
for the business and the pleasure of
life.
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KUWAIT
af VttKaSon
Flies In Ointment
Fame I've won in greater measure than I hoped
for in my youth; I've acquired such worldly treas
ure as makes quite a roll, in sooth; but my voice,
like rusty hinges, chants a dreary dirge of dole, for
the fierce rheumatic twinges shake the sunshine
from my soul. Feeling well is all that matters in
the best world ever was; aft the rest is rags and
tatters, fame and wealth and men's applause. With
your laurels you may crown me, speaking praises
doubly sweet, but my briny tears will drown me
if the gout is in my feet. Croesus sits among his
plunder, glaring at his shining wealth, -and he'd
throw it all to thunder for a year of perfect health; .
for the ache is in his ankles and he fears he's going
blind, and the thought of gold but rankles in the
corners of his mind. Midas, of the storied fingers,
which' turn everything to gold, in his dim vaults
sadly lingers, for his spacious feet' are cold. For
he's with an ague shaking, sometimes chilled and
sometimes hot, and the pills he has been taking do
not seem to hit the spot And he'd swap his stacks
of guilders for a night of such repose as restores
the toiling builders, and such delegates as those.
It should seem like empty spieling, all the talk of
fame and gold, to the fellow who is feeling like a
sorrel three-year-old.
CASH BONUSES
WILL BE READY
IN SHORT TIME
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only (3000 and a tax ot only one
mill.
Loans Must Be Repaid.
The loans must be repaid to the
state, and the applicant, his or her
father, mother, wife or husband,
child, sister or brother must secure
such payment by a first mortgage on
real estate seven per cent in value In
excess ot the amount loaned. The
ex-service man or woman alone can
secure the loan, but the relatives
Darned can 'assist by supplying the
necessary security. The applicant
cannot have both a loan and the
Cash bonus. Jf be Wlwt" tho hnnna
ready to settle down to a life's occu
pation, will not apply for some years.
Number KMlnmu-U at U.1.00O.
It has been estimated thut 25.000
men and women will come within the
benefits of the law. The number
who will ask cash bonuses Is estimat
ed at 10,000 and those who will pre
fer loans at 15,000.
The assessed valuation of the state
IS $1. 0-10. 839. 049 12 Thr ,.
of this Is $31, 225. 177.47, the amount
of the fund now created. The loans
coming out of this sum will be repaid
the state. While the cash bonus in.
tal, estimated at 11.200.000, will not
be repaid, the amount will be cared
for by the one-mill levy. The one
mill levy on the basis of the present
valuation will produce annually $1.-
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ONBELEVEW
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cigarette
in the world
-foryou-is
the one that
suits your
taste.
Maybe its
ONBELEVBN.
Just buy a
package and
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010,839.04.
Iuniia liun i!H Years.
While the loans may run for 28
years, being amortized at two per
cent yearly and four per rent being
puld on Interest, It is unsullied that
a great majority of the bororwers
will repay lu much less than the max
imum time. If an ex-service man
soils the home or farm in which he
has invested his loan from the slate,
the interest rate Immediately Jumps
to six per cent if he sells to someone
not orlglnaly qualified for a loan.
Further, lu sueh case the loan must
be reduced to 60 per cent of the
amount originally loaned and must
be entirely puld within five years.
I' rider the law, In the event that
co UK rem should provide for the pay
ment of cash bonuses to persou"
qualified to receive bonuses under
the Oregon act, on or before the date
the Oregon amendment becomes ef
fective, then any person qualified to
receive a bonus from the government
shall not be qualified to receive a
bonus trom the state. Service men
who have benefited under the educa
tional aid act of 1919 must refund
to the state the amounts they have
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Fruit Canning Time
Is Here!
We Have AH Sizes in
Economy and Mason Jars
Quarts. $1.20 per Dozen
Pints, 95c per Dozen
Fuller Bros. Grocery
57 Shasta Place
Wolves and Foxss.
Each class bss Its troubles. Poor
folk have the wolf at their deor; rich
folk generally have gome woman snoop
ing around trying to lure the cook
away.
The Bulletin
Board
For only 20 crnta for a
Riillctln Want A! you ran tell
over 3,000 people what you
have to sell or want to buy.
Do all kinds of repair work.
Gum and file sawn, or sharp
en kIh. Wo are experts in
picture framing.
Our price are according to
time and material used on tho
Job NO THEY ARE LESS.
Kramer & Muller
WALL STREET
Next Thompson Music
Store
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A Penny Still Has Value
Another rlectrlral expert, Alluring the
root of electricity at 10 rent per kilowatt
hour, says thut one cent's worth will:
Operate a O-pound flat Iron IS minute.
Drive an electric vacuum cleaner Ioiik
enough to clean 450 squaro feet of carpf't.
Lift 100 gallon of water 100 feet.
Kun a 12-Inch fan for two hours.
Run a sewing machine two hours.
Keep a heating pad hot for two hours.
Do a machine full of washing.
Shell 8 bushels of corn.
Thresh one bushel of barley.
(Separate 00 gallons of milk.
Churn 8:1 pounds of butler.
Groom two horses.
HfufT 200 pounds of sausage.
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Bend Water Light & Power Co.
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received under tho act before they
shall bo qualified lo receive either a
bonus or a loan under the new act.
Members of the commission creat
ed by the act serve wlllmut pay, ex
cept expenses Incurred In tha actual
performance ot their duties. Kuril
of the county appraisers shall receive
a fee of 5 for each appraisal and
each of the attorneys In Uiu several
counties shall receive a foe of $10
for encli title examined, the fees to
he paid by the applicants for loans.
COUNCILMAN TO HE
ACTIVE AS FIREMAN
Councilman N. II. Gilbert will
hereafter be an active member of the
fire department, he declared yester
day after attending a drill. All of
the members of the council are hon
orary firemen. (illberl stated thut
he tlioiiKht one of the city fathers
should be In close touch with the
firemen, to promote butter under
standing and harmony,
Put It, in Tho llulletln.
Your Shoos will smile
with satisfaction over
the splendid job of re
pairing they will re
ceive at our hands.
Lindeborg & Hanson
120 Minnesota Street
When We Handle a Deal For You,
We Take Care of All Details-
Deeds Mortgages
Rentals Contracts
Abstracts Collections
Insurance Taxes
Trust Funds
All you need to do is sign the papers
BEND INVESTMENT COMPANY
"The House of Service"
826 Wall Street
is 1 he ohevlin-Hixon Company II
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CREDIT IS OUR
GREATEST ASSET
The commercial world is standing' on the
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 is extremely vital
that each and every one see to it tnat we
KEEP OUR CREDIT GOOD
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
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FEDERAL TIRES
TW mm rm ditwrlmlruito buyr and when thrr pn4 Owtr money, It ia with
th tMUi-ftnc that they mrm rtttn 100 vaiiM ; ff-twrttiw Umm Uutfht thtrm that
tha cheaper article la J tut what It prtea hnpliea "Cheap."
The figure teat per mil In buying Urea Juat the aame aa you figure teat per
tmund when you buy auarar at your grocery, and they would not buy "Fetlemla"
If they were nut getting more ml Ire per dollar, beraune If there waa any tire built ,
that would give more milea per dollar Investment that la what they would have,
Th "Federal" will give you more mtle. more life and more comfort than any
other tire In the world, therefore It la economy in equip your tar with "Federal.
Ak any of tha following, why they prefer "Federal "they ua them and they
know.
T. A. MrCann.
W. I. Myera
Hrt Ilrwden
T. W. Ripley
Mike Antrland
H. Harnca
A ndrew facgunt
fitwhijU County
Iir. K. Kra Norrlt
Tho. HutrMnrion
M. K. drlnntrad
J km, O'Connor
Jan. A. Eafttra
lohn M. 1'ayije
J.. Tafiv't-rt
Thro. Hiichotti
Rollfn C Mlllrr
1 1. fl, MrPheraon
I, 'iyal Mrown
( ha. Ilnyd
Horace Itirharda
A. M. Pringle
C I. NUwonger
Jaa. Krtrhum
T. O. (irinatemd
J. It. Miner
I M. King
It. B. Linton
Hrnd Hauling Co.
Wm. F. Maker
Che. Oreweller
J. A. IloU
(i. L. Conklln
K. J. Ahrahamion
Henry WhiUett
J. F. DnUon
Harvey ' Martin
R. II. I-o"P
eo. A. I'arklna
Mike Angland
Kollln C. Mill-r
Hamuel W. Moora
K, C. LandiiiKham
J. II. Mrl-ter
V. H. Manny
A. I. Hnitt
V. H. I'urham
Wm. I'attlaon
Roy Wilton
Wm. MrCornwk
Turnalo Hrhonl District
T. W. Iludnon
I). E. Vergea
I lend Furniture Co,
W. M. (irlnatend
Ralph Lueaa
kiHiroe Mauntlera
U. H. Foreat Kcrvtr
F. M. Van Mntra
I. W. Van Matra
Hon II. I'eoplea
If. K. Ilrooka
W. ). Kir by
W. II. HmUon
Deschutes Garage
Nash Cars Watch This List Increase Federal Tires
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