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THR BKND BUIAKTIX. DAILY BOITION. BRND, ORJSQON. THUISDAY. Jl'I.Y 14, I Ml.
METAL FOOTWEAR
MAY" BE MARKETED
lUInd Worker Discovers Alloy Which
Can lie Used In Kinking Shoo of
a l& Ouucu Wolnlil, Ik Claim.
(IV United VrtM to Tlx IWnd Bull.ttn.)
PARIS. July 1 1. Shoes at five
francs a pair, anil they'll last for-
In these day, when a pntr of pre
war Americau shoes coats U0, to 250
Francs, and when a ParU shoemak
er won't consider ou order under 350
franca, the invention. Just announced,
of a method of manufacturing foot
gear at five francs, with the added
advantage that the material can't
wear out, is exciting interest in antl-j
H. C. L. circles.
It is due to a blind worker In a fac
torj near Lyons. He discovered, so!
the report goes, an alloy which per-l
mits horn to make a pair of shoes j
weighing 3 Mi ounces, water and tire
proof, "as solid and elegant as the
finest product of the American shoe
factories" and so simply designed
1ht n htlil l-:l 11 nilt the OATlS tO-i
gether.
, M. Paul Michel, the Inventor, it
keeping the secret of the alloy to
himself.
KNORR OVERMATCHED
ASSERTS E. C. BRICK
Bend Boxing Official Fears Kchlie
V
Gorman Will Outclass - Central
Oregon Hoy la Friday's llout.
Fear that Puffy Knorr, Deschutes
county fighter, is overmatched in his
i scheduled bout with Eddie Gorman,
of Portland, listed for Friday night
in Portland, was expressed this
morning by E. C. Brick, matchmaker
for the Bend boxing commission.
. Brick matched Dufry ' in all the
battles that the Terrebonne boy
fought in tha local ring, not one of
which ended in a defeat.
"I am afraid that a mistake has
been made in putting a boy with as
little experience aa Duffy against a
veteran like Gorman," Brick said.
"Gorman Is a scientific fighter, a
hard hitter, and has years of val
uable ring experience behind him.
Knorr has big possibilities, but at
present his ability is chiefly limited
to hard hitting."
INFANT DEATH RATE
IS LOWER IN WEST
Seattle And Portland Among Safe
Cities For Babies, According To
Hygiene Association Report.
(By United Pro. to The Bend Bulletin.)
NEW YOKK. July 13. It is safer
to be born in the west than in the
east.
The report of the American Child
Hygiene association for 1920 lists
of over 10,000 population according
to the number of Jnfant deaths per
thausand of population.
Seattle. Wash.. Is first among cities
of over 250,000 with 66. Portland,
Ore., following with 60 and San Fran
cisco next with 62.
Among cities between 100.000 and
250,000, Houston. Tex., is safest for
babies, with 37, then Spokane, Wash.,
with 7.1 , and Oakland. Cal with 72.
Bulletin "WANT ADS" Bring Re
suits Try Them.
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JUDGE GARY
RECENTLY SAID:
"Our resources are so great our facilities for carry
ing on affairs no satisfactory we know that Iwfore us lit
the greatest prosperity this country has ever witnessed.
Tills Is the time for encouragement a time to lie hope
ful a time to be optimistic and we'll all rome out all
right... I have never lost my faith in the future of the
Industry or the future of America." '
The First National Bank
T.. Bin, or Sp.io Butyl:.
Thit Ban it a Member of the Federal Reserve System
IT'S JUST CHATEAU THIERRY
World Famous Village Apparently la
Unaware of Its Immense His
toric. Importance.
Chateau Thierry litis patched lt
roots, plastered its chimneys, painted
its shutters and decided to forget the
war. At tlrst every villager dreamed
of making Ills fortune as a tourist
tntldc. They are all l'U'k now at their
old trades. It Is only the good house
wife who sfll pays attention to tour
ists, nnd then only to llihik lilaek
thoughts of the dust raised by the rub
ler mvk ears that plunge without a
slop throuich the vlllaire streets.
Over the hridia', our famous briilse.
that rnwM the Manic come the Jolt
hit timrket carta tilled with beets mid
eiilih.mea grown In the farm lands at
the foot of Helietiu Wood. There la a
good deal of grumbling about the tem
porary wood structure that now spans
the Marne. and the peasants tell you
that they cannot imagine why the sol
diers did not build it wide enough to
let two carts puss each other.
Ill the Cafe d-s Murlniers they talk
no' more of the war. Instead one hears
only the Idle gossip that the river men
have picked up. Chniciiu Thierry Is no
pluee for the sentimentalist who has
Imagined that this town of tow ns would
live forever In awe of Its memories.
A walk tliroUKh the streets reveals
few marks of either the Coriuan or the
American occupation. In a Held on the
outskirts stands the skeleton of a "tin
lizzie" that once did uiiiliulanee serv
ice. On the door Jambs of several
houses one ran still read the billeting
oltleer's stencils telling how Inauy sol
diers each house would accuiiiunsliite.
In one Instance the owner has pur
posely left uniwintcd a square around
these sacred numlicrs as a delicate
tribute to his demrtcd guests. George
F. Kearney In the American Leglou
Weekly.
EPH HAD NOTHING TO SAY
Abscnt.Minded Man Didn't Wait to
Maka Explanation of Somewhat
Laughable Situation.
Old Ephralm lhivls hud the repu
tation of being the moet absent-minded
man in Chenango county. One day
he went to S on various matters
of business. At the tailor's be bought
a new suit, which he donned, nskiug
that his old one be wrapped up. He
then wvnt to the national bank and
purchased bonds of considerable value
and placed them In the breast pocket
of his new suit. After doing several
other errands he drove leisurely home.
Some time afterward he went to get
the bonds from the pocket of his old
suit. Naturally, be did not find them
there. Greatly perturbed, he put on
his new suit and set oft for S .
There be went Immediately to the
bank.
"I bought some bonds here the oth
er day." he began In his drawling
voice, "and I put them right in this
here pocket." His hand went up to
his runt. At a sudden rustling that
ensued an expression ludicrous In Its
mixture of shamefacednes and relief
came Into the wrinkled countenance.
"And. by gosh, here they be:"
Without another word he turned on
his heel and walked out. leaving the
bank employees convulsed with laugh
ter. Youth's Companion.
English Mercy for Criminals.
In England a sentence of lite Im
prisonment Is alwnys reviewed at the
end of l." years, and If the prisoner's
codduct has been' uniformly good, he
Is usually released. Ibis Is particular
ly the case where a prisoner has been
sentenced for murder, for murderers
ire said to be usually well-behaved
prisoners. .
Easily Obtained.
"When gossips give currency to
rnmor where do they get the curren
cy?" Inquires a colyumlst. By draw
tag on their Imaginations, of course.
Boston Transcript.
.ibm'm,aSi
M t mmm,
in. DESPERATE YOUTH"
uwvmiai;
AT I.HIFKTY Fill. AND SAT.
hti.O Cr Th.'-tEE UUUN I Kits
South American Republics United In
Their Desire to Do Honor to
Memory of Colivar.
The unvellliri i f a sintue to Simon
Bolivar, known at the ti.-oicc Wa-.li-in.ou
of .South Aiiierira, took place
in New York April It).
There lire statues of Bolivar In
Caracas. Bogota, Lima and elsewhere.
He was South America's superman on
horsehaek. He drove the Sp;'nih out.
lie iMM-tinie "Jefe Supreino" of the
northern half of the continent. ("Iley
fay SMipr.iyi:iaw," please, signifying
"Supreme Chief.") lie fought 4i)
lull lies und rsculHtl Ave ntteaiptcd as--iasl-iatlons.
Bolivar has been described ns "iner
ciirial. Impractical, visionary, reckless
ly daring, vainglorious, sympathetic,
cunning, sensitive. Intense. umMtlo'.is,
with no sense of promrtlnn, i-ruel and
kind III the same breath, gitlng vent
to the highest sentiments of frenzied
patriotism, and nictlelng the most
absolute desoiism." History crellta
him with having spent IK) ht cent of
his large fortune for his country,
Venezuela, and with hnvlng made no
private use of public funds, although
long In control of the revenues of Co
lombia, I'eru and Bolivia. He fulled
In an attempt to unite all those coun
tries under one flag, lost his ower
and popularity and died In exile.
Would Teach Youth to Think.
To teach people to think. Dr. C. A.
Mercler of Dourocinouth left lim.lU
to be used to found a chair of nation
al logic and scientific method at one of
the universities. Among the condi
tions Imposed are clauses directing
that: Students are not to tie taught
what Aristotle or anyone else thought
about reasoning, but to think nnd rea
son clearly for themselves. The pro
fessor Is out to he chosen for hi
knowledge of the work or opinions of
other logicians, but for his rapacity
to think and to reason nnd to tench.
In seli-dlng the professor preference
Is to lie given to the candidate who
does not kuow either Greek or tier
man ami. In any rase, when appoint
ed, such profe-sor Is not to devote
more than one-twelfth of his learning
time in teaching the logic of Aristotle
and the fu-lfoo!, nor more than one
twenty-fourth In teaching the logic of
Hegel or other Germans. Montreal
Fuinlly Herald.
An Irian King in Tahiti.
James Noruinu Hull has stirred up
veritable tumult In South Boston. In
nn article In Harper's Magazine he
tells of meeting on a South Sen Island
an Irishman named Illlcy. Orig
inally a native of Boston the sou of
an Irish Immigrant, Kiley is now the
king of a South Sen Island, with un
told riches, a beautiful Tuhltlan
queen, and hundreds of loyal subjects,
all according to the best traditions of
romance.
But who I he? Sou' Boston la
largely populated by Itllejs. and Mr.
Hall does not sMK-lfy to which branch
of the fomlly his hero belongs. Since
the publication of the article there
are but few of hi name who do not
claim kinship with the South Sea mon
arch who, since, as everybisly know,
all the Itlley are descended from tha
ancient king of Ireland, la but enjoy
ing hi natural right In ruling from a
royal throne or hammock.
Oil Shell to the Rascu.
OU thrown on the waves will calm
them. Hence It has been suggested
that oil shell be fired from life-line
gun In the coast guard slutlons, to
calm the waters uround stranded
ships.
If the oil shell are hurled weJI to
the windward of a ship, and are made
to explode ou contnet with the water,
the oil will soon drift around the ship
and make It possible for a llfehout to
be launched In safety.
An Ideal oil shell would be one that
could carry a gallon of oil. Popular
Science Monlhlv.
At The "B. R. Z."
Margaret, 8, obliged to spond a nlghl
with her mother at the X, W. C. A.,
awoke to Insist upon a drink, Mother
was compelled for lack of a glass and
fountain to make a drinking cup of her
hands. Marge ret, very much Im
pressed, frequently recalled the In
cident and several mouths later as
tonished u by asking: "Mother, why
don't you ever let me drink out of
your hand like you did that n!'ht
at the B. It. Z.? Cleveland I'lnln
Dealer.
CI.ASSIF1KD ADVKItTlSING
WANTED
WANTED Man on ranch; poriiiiin
ent place; good wages; must he
able to drive Kurd. Inquire Nela
Aildursoli, tulephouo 18 EJ I.
31-S2-.17P
FOR SALE
KOIt S.VI.K One llrahma lion mid
eight Khodo Island Bed little
chicks. At homo until Saturday
morning, 6 a. In., 734 lleorgla ave
nue. 33-33-3t
KOIt SALE 300 O. A. C. Haired
Hock young chickens, four to
eight weeks old: a Inn gain If hi Well
at once. Inquire J. II. Loved, Iteil
mond. Oregon, threti miles north of
Deschutes. 3 2-33 p
32-21 p
KOU SAI.K Four-room house; mod
ern; fine garden; lawn and shade
trees. Inquire 1002 Columbia street
28-32 Slip
i FOB SAI.K Three-room house; for
rash or terms; a bargain; look It
I up. Call evenings or Sundays. In
quire 990 t'nlon street. 2H-34-3Sp
'FOB 8AI.E Five fooms; 90x150,
Kenwood; built-in kitchen, fire
place ; lawn, allude trees and fine gar
den; $2000; terms. Inquire burlier
shop, i'ilol Butte Inn, or phone " 7 - J .
8-30-SSc
KOU SALK Three-room house and
one-room house; 2 lots, each &7x
100 feet: garden and lawn; I7U0. In
quire 1033 West 11th street.
90-2X-32p
KOIt SAL.F. Frosh cut flower and
potted plants; funeral designs our
specialty. The only greenhouse at
Tha Dalles. Oregon. Jewell Green
house. BOO Clay street. l'hone
Black 2721. Tho Dalles. 35p
Kramer & Muller
Carpenters-Jobbers
SCREENS AND
SCREEN DOORS ,
Phone 9-W
We charge for material and
labor only, so our prices are
less.
Let ua figure on your Job,
we can save you money.
WALL STREET
Next Thompson Music
Store
I .awn mowers sharpened.
NOT JUST MEAT
BUT
MEAT!
O'DONNELL BROS.
Your Shoes will smile
with satisfaction over
the splendid job of re
pairing they will re
ceive at our hands.
Lindeborg & Hanson
120 Minnesota Street
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t'
For a single- or couple of
women who would like to he
Independent.
ISend's only Ilalrdresslng
Parlor for sale. Will teach
the trade to the Inexperienced
free of charge, and will slay
with them until they master
tlio business perfectly.
Mr.s Muller,s
Hairdressing Parlors
140 ORKOON HTRK.KT
PHONK 20I.-W
Nesto Lashe are the newest.
Try litems they make your
Kye beautiful.
FOtl BALE "Broilers;" leave or
der at Bund Dairy sluru.
I7-31-J4P
LOST
LOST A medical fnileinliy pin,
I.envo aaimi at llullotlu and receive
reward. 30-32-.Hp
l.t)KT--A black coat on ('line Kails
road, containing nolo and mort
gage and some registered papers on
Kuuibniiillet sheep. Notify llulletln.
34-33-3711
1'ltOI'F.SHIONAIi AM)
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WALL PAPER
PAINTING and DECORATING
IS OUR BUSINESS
Anil we make II our business to see that our business la handled
In businesslike way. 4J Thu quality of our Interior decorating
cannot bo equalled. Our display of wall paper Is the largest
and bent ever shown In Central Oregon. Our price are right.
On those qunllllcatlons we feel Juslllleil In asking you for a
consideration when In need of work 111 our Hue.
A. J. GOGGANS
730 WALL STREET
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I!:KMAM;NT AS Till; PYRAMIDS .
Concrete Pipe Company"
IH:N1. OREGON
Sewer Pipe, Irrigalico ripe, Water Pipe, Culvert Pipe, Btili'ir. Clocks
Well Ciiibinf, Concrete Silot
If it's MiHtie of coiK'irtc, we make it
I5o.lo7 REND, OREGON rhone2J9
I'ltNO UMNO M..VI KOIt IIK.sT OK Jl I V
G. E. MAST-PIANO TUNER
Tl XINO. Cl.KANINO, ItKI'AIKINU
AT TIIOMI'KOX MCS1C CO,
MmtflitHMiiuMuirwmirttrymmigrmnimntMiii
Mountain View Hospital
General Hospital Maternity t'aaea Hperlalty
Corii of compotent, trained aurso
Phona 151
Kansas and But
Office Phone : : : : 5-J
F. M. BLOOM
Dentist
j Room 4 and 6, over Postofflc
nitimninminnnaitiwiTiiamtaiuiiinunnnn.aniiaiiimi
DR. G. SKINNER
IIKNTIST
Office. Iloom 16. O'Kane Itldg.
Phone: Office. Illuek 23S-W
Office Hour: I to 111 to t
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R. S. HAMILTON
ATTOrtNEY-AT-LAW
Room 13 and It First National
Hank Ilullding. Tel. (1
(Dr. Gov't Vormm fM!!r)
miaiainmiai
uaxiitmimmmiiuxaunttmvxiaituim
Walt C. Wickcrsham
Director
Micvlln-HlKHi Orchestra
Available for Dance and Violin
Instruction. Phono 24 5-.M
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HlirniTVI"!"'-11"11 iiiniiititiminittmntttitMmi
HOME SANITARIUM
Maternity Cases a Specialty
MRS. J. W. AVITT, MATROX
1 1 III! Wall HI. l'hone 81-J
OTtmaaamimimimuratnimnmimrammumuimun.
CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING
RESULTS
MRS. V. A. SMITH
Agent for the
NCHONK COIWKTB
Will call by appointment
1059 Columbia fit.
Phone 803-M P. O. llox 40
piuiaroininiiamintnnniuaaiaagiauuBiiinaiiroaui'A
WM. MONTGOMERY
Furnace. Spouting, flutter
ing. Cornice and Kkylight
Repairing promptly attended to
Price right. Work guaranteed
Tinning and Sheet Metal
Kmmiannumauiniinninnililiniiniiamaaiiaitiniatai!
'laimuutiauaallulluiamiluuuiaiuuuHaainaiiuaiiiin
CARLSON & LYONS
PLUMBING
& HEATING
Plumbing and Heating Supplies
Bath Room Accessories, ete., etc.
Pipe, Valves
and Fittings
PHONE 159-J
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IB
USED CARS 1
CAIl KOIt HAI.K Chtfvrolnt road
ster, delivery bndy; will sell cheap
for cash, Head Furnlluru Company.
T-13lfc
CAIl KOH HAI.K Dan Nush truck.
with trailer; one Willys nix, 7-paa-e
tiger; nun Dodge, ti-piissengor; till
In good rondltloii, At u liarguln If
sold at mien. 1420 Hill street.
10 20 3 lp
I'ut It In The Bulletin, v
IIUNIN'F-HM DlltF.t TOBY
rilONE 27S-J
p.
St.
Mr. Hattla Mayo. Mgr.
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(lc rtM Ti lUalsVur 111 M
DR. H. C. DODDS
rhnJ-Un mill Mtii-Kfon
2 ZI O'lKmnrll IIuUilln
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K. E. IIELLEMN
l'hone S'J7-W
I have an Klectrle Fluor Hander.
wbirli la a new marhlne. llrat
of work guaranteed.
.iuimmmimiuiaiutiiiniiitwMi(.mi1nmlmilnnmmil
COXfltrTK WlltK, HKITIC
TA.MiH, HlllKW tl.kH
Anything in the line of lonrrete
Work guarniiteed
DAVIDSON & WELSH
l'hone SU-J-W.
IIW.I W. 1st HI., or llll.t Newport
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...w.miiMuuirniiiiiiiniiuimiiinmiiitnm)irn;irl
J. A. TOMLIN
The Painter
Ktrrlor or Inferior Palming
Interior Decorating a Specialty
TrXhl'IIOM-: I.1I.J
miiimnmiimimrmniiiinnminanmaiiinnnaiaiaiiaa.1
.,M,ii...,n.,H..ntim,trimini1tlr
Floors sanded at prices
you can alTord
L. L. ROBINSON
l'hone Ml
a nrilers at I.lulit r'tnti
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lei- W O'Kane lildg
DR. E. E. GRAY
DKXTIHT
Hours: tt 19 1 .A a. .a
Krmlnn and Similars it Ansotntmst
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DR. H. N. MOORE
lEMI.STItr
Tel. 167
O'Kane Illdg.
E.iu UMNUKANCE
AGENCY
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W. G. Manning, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Suite 12-14 O'Kane Building
l'hone 178-W IJqnd. Oregon
H. D. Armond Chu. W. Er.kln.
De Armond & Erskine
I-'a W Y K It 8
Bnlrd Building, Betid, Oregon
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