The Bend bulletin., July 16, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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The Bend Bulletin
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Entered a. iotnd t iawa matter January
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Act of Uarrh 1. laTH.
ItOPKRT W. SWYKR.
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& H. SMITH
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Axociat. KiOtor
Advarttaing Maliaxar
As Indp.ndnt N.wapapw. atamling rr
aba nquara dJ. rlrwn bu.tnva. rtran politic,
aod tha but interval of Hand ana Central
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SATURDAY, JVLY 16, 1921.
"We know nowaday that even
a universal education
supplies only tbe basis for a
healthy republican state. Next
to education there must come
abundant, prompt, and truthful
information of what is going on
in the state, and frank and free
discussion of the issues of the
times." H. G. Wells, Tne Out
line of History."
ANY "ALIBI"?
The paving contractor now work
ing in Bend says that he will do no
more paving here. He announces
that at the end of his present con
tracts he will remove his plant to an
other location. He is through in
Bend. Taking him at his word, we
venture to ask that before he leaves
he make a statement that can be re
ferred to later if any defects appear
in tbe pavement he is laying.
Either this pavement is going to I
stand up or defects are going to de
velop. Our suggestion is that the
1 contractor now make a definite state
ment concerning it. If he is confi
dent that no defects will develop, let
UAV .f Watt Hason f
Stolen or Strayed
The heat is almost killinjr, the summer is no
joke; the sun goes westward drilling, and leaves a
trail of smoke. Each hour the day grows hotter,
men lose their pep and vim. and weave around and
totter and where is Sunny Jim? Where is the
dippy duffer who bids us sing and smile when he
beholds us suffer in every modern style? I see him
in the winter when blasts are raging loud; a glad
and merry sprinter he chases through the crowd;
he bids me can my sorrow, and cries, "So help me,
Pete, the sun will shine tomorrow, and melt the
snow and sleet." I see him in the spring time, I
see him in the fall; he savs it's dance-and-sing-time,
and beams upon us all. But now that I am
melting, and life seems stark and grim, and solar
roys are pelting, oh, where is Sunny Jim? No gent,
with precepts priestly, comes up to cheer my heart,
but men. in language beastly, their sentiments im
part. They say, Dodgast the climate, it seems to
have no sense; why don't you roast and rhyme it,
and hang it on the fence? Why don't you flay the
weather in one great soaring hymn?" They talk
like this together and where is Sunny Jini? In
winter he's a hummer, in autumn he is fine, but in
the sizzling summer he taketh in his sign.
ht'i' dancing, has m-'itilt t'il I In) local .
(.lie of "Tim Sweetheart of llcud."
(tltAI)IN(i KKSlviNS! wl" ,"ll",v' her nuiU mid Hi,' much'
i miohIihI iiui .iiion o( her Mcntliy will
1C CHIIIHIMICll. Ill" Will" OIICH MIC
K!,luc for it surprise. Aim .Manager
j "J.n'iiii'" Wi li.lil will remove IiIh
'icitiii:t Mack inuiiMu.'lic. which haii
ho iinuicii mi iciniuinc oIihcivcik.
anil Hliiml f ci ill In nil liU prliilinc,
SUPKKINTKNDKNT OF
)). Y. Itiuol I rate, Inill. iilliin I. i
ol Harmony Willi t'ottipan) I ii
llcials llahH In t'hnt'Kc.
Hurley W. Ituiiil, grading super
intendent for I lie piiviiiK company,
yemorday reigned IiIh position unci
left this morning for I'orllinul. I.nck
j of harmony w ith company official
; nan the can no of his resignation, lie
muled, lie U understood to be ne
gotiating for a position with the War
ren CoiiHtructlon Co. Itnnd has had
25 yearn' experience as grading su-
; pcrlntendent.
j A. I.. Buss, formerly with the city
j engineer's office. Is now In charge
of the grading as foreman, wllu llar
jry O. Kyim as assistant.
A street Intersection monitor en
, tiiely different from the others ued
may be seen ut the corner of Congress
I and Idaho. A lurge Juniper tree
islands almost exactly at the Intersec
tion and will be allowed to remain,
lour other Junipers and two lurge
pilie trees will be left near the same
point on Congress, where guiding Is
now going on.
heauly. he iililinuureM.
I'll It III The llullellru
Tut It In The llullclln.
Eh
M eystone
crracc
Have You Bought
Your Lot Yet ?
Only $10 down md $5 per month
t if
I'iano Ti'MNii sii.no nut iuxt of jh.Y
G. E. MAST-PIANO TUNER
TININO. O.KAMNO. IlKIVtlKIN'U
AT THOMIfiON Mt NIC tt.
iminr.K floor is
MCI IMPKOYEMKNT
PERMANENT AS THE PYRAMIDS
Concrete Pipe Company
BOND, OREGON
Sewer Pipe, lirigilioD Pipe, Water Pipe, Culvert Pipe, Buildiot BIkIii
Well Cubing, Concrete Silot
It it's made of conciTte, we nmke it
Kox 157 I.ENI), OKEGON Phone 219
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COMMUNICATIONS.
Il.Wt Kit IS I I'HKI.I)
Ilend. July 16. 1921.
To the Editor: How anyone can!
object to the Imitation of a hula-hula j
dancer, given by a man who is giving i
his efforts to assist the American Le
gion in putting on tbe carnival at the
gymnasium, can only be explained by
a professor of abnormal psychology.
I sat beside two ladies In the Cafe
de Paris lust night, whom I know to
be church members and good Christ-
SYMONS STARTS ON
MT. JEFFERSON TRII'
riiotogruplier Anil I'arty Will Ti)
To Scale IVitkH l'n khoccn
Taken l'nvt Tomorrow.
I'uvlng of the aprponrhe nml lay
ing of the new floor of the Newport
avenue brhlge were completed today.
The bridge floor Is now roiiHtructcil
of hPiivy four-inch timbers, laid
lengthwise and securely faMcm-cl.
LANDSLIDE COVERS
TRACK. TRAIN LATE
A landslide covering the track
three miles north of South Junction
delayed the Incoming O.-W. train an
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Symons and '"'ur a"J half lu"1 night. The slide
two children and Mr. and Mrs. II. c. covered the track for a distance of
Hughes will start tomorrow morning'25 The truln arrived at 8:15
on a two weeks' trip to Mt. Jefferson, O'clock.
going to Suttles lake by auto and
from there taking packhnrses. They
apl Symons Is taking a collection of
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lum. h m ii inpv in i r n laiir npn a nn nn- i . . . . .. .. . . . ...
. r u De gul(J,.u By UD r;,!I1toni .
plauded at tbe performance of the'lng , by way of the Elght Lake
dancer. The onlv criticism I hitr i ,
Mm l an tf th nth.r li.nd . . . .... , DUSin.
. - neara or any part or this sho
ne nasany grounas ,or oenevmg tnat.ipe.red in the morning paper. cam,ra. and apI,Ilaces which will ance of th
li oeiecis appear, it win oe Because j u una reu .sleu , ,c pt ; enat)Ie hlm to Rot Tiew. DBrer tIlkln
of some conspiracy or interference on ",lu before. The party may climb Three-
" ' 1 ' " twn RKUl I L'lnrn ,l ...ill . ..a
FI-FI TO UNMASK
AT GYM TONIGHT
professional carnivals
no social need, took i
At the close of the final perform-
I.ittln quarter tonight.
Mudemolselle Ki-KI, one-time "I'et
of the Paris ItutilevurilH," who. bv
The Dodge Service Station
Charges you for the
actual work done on
your car only. No
wasted time charged
up to you. We guar
antee satisfaction or
no money. Could you
ask for more.
Phone 195-W
A. W. Bontrager
133 Greenwood Avenue
IS
amount of money out of town, and
which contained features which in-
rench the summit of Mt. Jefferson.
tampering with his operations, let us
risvo n ila:pp:'.l T.'i tlmt pffprt nnv I
What we are seeking is the present) jured the morals of young people and '
establishment of the "alibi" or thejwere accompanied by evils not to be j BEND-MEDFORD ROAD
oeiinne statement laui mere is none described. TheAmericanLeglon.ini JC KKPORTFD
needed. When the paving was being it. determination never to brine an-l
laid in the Shev:itf-H;xon yard it wasiher such carnival to Ilend. has done! i
thought to be all right. This spring : a good to the city. j The Ilcnd-Medford road Is now
and summer it has shown up badly The present entertainment cannot j open for its entire distance, and is In
and perfectly good reasons therefor j be anything but moral, for the actors I excellent condition, states a wire re
are now advanced. What is the sit-1 are facing criticism of their own fam-'eeived this morning by Secretary I..
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uation as to our city paving?
there is anything wrong,
the reason for it now.
If
lilies and townspeople. Such criti-1 Amies or the ilend Commercial club
let's have cism as appeared In the morning pa- from Superintendent Shurrow at
Friends of the American Legion
and those assisting ft in putting on its
"Folles Bergere" at the gymnasium
have urged The Bulletin to "soak it
to" the morning paper for its re
marks concerning a feature of last
night's parade. The matter seems
to The Bulletin to be one more ex
clusively for action by tbe Legion,
either by making an apology to tbe
public for an act that deserved cen
sure, or by demanding an apology on
behalf of Its performer, his associates
and tbe good name of tbe entertain
ment it is offering.
For ourselves, we can say that we
believe there was nothing objection
able in the incident referred to. The
whole entertainment is a cleverly
conceived and admirably executed
piece of fun for a very worthy pur
pose. The public and those partici
pating are having a mighty good time
out of It and It is unfortunate that
this unjustifiable criticism should
have been made. We recall a llmer
ick:
"Said the Reverend Jabez McCotton
The dance of the Devil's begotten."
Said Jones to Miss Bly.
'Don't mind the old guy;
To the pure almost everything's rot'
ten.' "
per is misplaced and does irreparable Crater lake.
injury to a man who In no way de- .
serves criticism. An apology is the
least that can be done.
LEGIOXN'AIRB.
Salt Covert 500 Square Miles.
The salt fields of L'tah cover nt
area of more than fi0 square miles
Most of the salt Is sold for st.ick fot
hut large amounts are also shipped t
melters.
CAMPFIRE SPREADS
OVER HALF AN ACRE
Put It In The Bulletin.
A blaze In the timber at Crescent
1 lake, caused by the spreading of a fire
left by a careless camper, burned
over half an acre before It was en
tingulshed. Supervisor H. L. Plumb,
of the Dechutes National forest, was
advised by phone today.
We welcome today the Central
Oregonian, the result of the consoll
dation of the Crook County Journal
and the Prineville Call, a good look'
ing paper, combining the best quail'
lies of Its predecessors.
Oh, you
etre Joli.
Fi-Fi.
Comment tous
The Bulletin
Board
The Bulletin can do it for
jou. Try It and e.
TLhe Central Oregon JBanh
I. E. HCNTER. President
CA RI.ETON B. SWIFT, Vice President
E. P. MAHAKFKV, Vice Pre, and Manager
U. M. HTKPIIE.VH, Cashier
BEND, OREGON
A Talk On Saving
Wisdom may be as shrewdly shown In money asviiiK
ax in money (clilng. There arc many who show (ficat
brilliance in getting money, but make no efToit to sate.
When the end of a year rolls around they wonder why
they are no fartlier ahead than some who did not earn
nearly as lunch but seemed to have more.
To be sacceHMful financially It Is even more importune
that a knowledge of saving be thorough than l a knowl
edge of earning.
When the time) comes to count up your remits IT'H
WHAT HAVB YOU HAVKM not what you earned.
IJeltor think the saving end of our money mutters
over. Having will pay substantial dividends.
ltc (Central rcrtou ganij
D. E. HTNTEH,
President
B. P. MAHAFFEY,
Vice IYesldent
: of the Paris Boulevards." w ho. bv '
jlll jli
! I The 1921 Chautauqua j
Jill The Chaulautiua this year Is under the direction of an employe rom- I I
I jl mitten from the two mills who have taken particular care to select a 1 ill
, I program for the six days that will please everyone. Following Is the pro- M jl
i I I gram, with prices, tbe flrst number of which will be given the afternoon 81 Lji
j of July 1Mb. Season tickets are on sale now at both mills. Price 2 ?&.
nil I AFTKRNOON 1
jlll M afl jlntrnriurtion of Hurrlnunilcnt Chairman lral OMnmitWa m
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M Jllly ISth brautitully ctumH PMrsnt at Amarhran Muaia. H U I
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HI -ek 1 Jllramatii lUadlnxa, Bonn an4 Whlatlins Kaloa m I
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11 1 I m . - tlrtura -TTia New Nrar laat" Wm. K. Tnomin D I l
I DAY I
I I I I An H lAtt In Movla lnI riiala flrll and Cuntfanr Hi flllll
I Illlv IQln lAlraa-"l'liWIa and Knrturw." Thxmfn Mllla 1
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j mil 1 Ailmlaalan l I I I
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ijlillll liU lArtUla' Rrcital t'hrl.llan Malhlarn anil Axlatlns Arll.U D I I
II O DAY
j Popular rmc.i ChrUttan MathUrn an1 AmMIbit Arti- H
' I II I lrlur Oration "Ta! th AfiAr" Ut. Jiwt Haratn Hmith I Ml
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& Ul-alth Irturr IValrieu Evra Hika-tt I I
! 11. DAY B
II A 1 KVEMNG I
!l I All-Mtar Drrriptlva TonffT fi'and't Orfhrnttral Hand I I
il l ' Illlv 21 lit llnclaillna tha thrilllns "Itallli- .f Ihe Maina" ilh alrrlnral .IT-U. U
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j 1 I' I faa 1.1- I'.iMiilar'Krlrnra rhmi'n.tralUm Glrnn MnrrU A Companr I II HI
III I 111 tWothar Uvuaa and Otli.r Ithymf . . . t'org na Kaulkt-nar. tha HUfty Isuly U vwJ Mn
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j mj UA 1 EVENING H
I Wcndrn of Elwtrlrlty Olann Mrrli A Company D II
I I Humorous Irtura "Hlmon Barn WSt-Waa" Mouth Lowry D II
ill Tulv OOnA 1 An waning of inntrurtion and cntrrtAlnm.nL. BI I I
I I IUIH JUiy i.i.la Admla.i.n Kc
I jfTl 1 1 AfTKRNOON
jll l B til y'amp Mertlnv Rnnrs and Nrtrro Mrlodlra Tha Vlrylnlana a l II
, (Lav . lLlure "A Volca from th. Underworld" Wardm IJtdkin Wt
Il D A T I Adm Union 5r II - I
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j (Junior Pas-rant Pr tTa Kld Juhlln Jny Fmllval Tha Virrlnjana t I
i TuNr 91 1 Itilarloua Muairnl rarcw.ll to ChauUuQua. I I
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