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THE I1KVO IIIIXHTIN. DAILY KUITIOX. IKM, OltKOON, Till HSIMY, AlUCNT 4, llai.
The Bend Bulletin
DAILY KHITIOX
Saal 1.14 a.rv Afl.rnaan Kir.pt ffundar,
Br Tlra Dana Hull.iin llnrorparatrdl
BMraa aa rWon.l t'lara matter January
i. 111, at tlx Poat Oftir at Hand. Onrv,
Act of Marcr. 9. 18. H.
OPERT W. SAWYER Edltor-ManaOT
RKNKT H. rUWLfcK Av-iat Kdllor
0. B. SMITH Adrarutint Manaitar
Aa lndapanrient Nriatr, tanaing' for
IBM mqvarr seat, clmn aiittnaaa, clean poMtK1
M IH Mat inuraata ol Urr.4 and tntral
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
B Mall
Ona Taar .....fs.oo
Bla Month. $t
Thraa Moiuba al.&tf
lif Carrlar
On T .sn
Sn Month. I.1.5U
Ola Month J0..0
All auharrii'tiona arv dua ami rAYAilt.K
IN ADVANl'K. Kotire of pit-ation art
aaallad suhcri&era and If renewal I not
aaada within reasonable tun tl.a paivr will
b difntintiJ.
P)a notify ua pn.mr.tly of any chan
f andrcaa, or of fatlura to nrvt- I'l ea;--r
racularlr. Othrrwiaa wdl not b te-
aaonaibW for copin ir.iJ.
Mala all elirrka and onlr paral.! to
Hi bnd Bulletin.
THURSDAY. Al'Gl'ST i. 19-1. 1
"We know nowadays Ihnt eren
universal education a a a
supplies only the 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
dlscnsslon of the issues of the
times." H. G. Wells, "The Out
line of History."
MYSTERY WHERE THERE IS
NONE
One of the curious things about
men who have things to sell, from
the man who has a good, eatable cur
rant bun on bis counters, to him who
bas a $20,000 machine on the mar
ket, is that many of them look on ad
vertising as something mysterious.
Indeed, there are some who hedge it
about with so much mysticism that
they soon engender incredulity and I
therefore do cot advertise at ail.
Eucb men are their own worst ene
mies. But where do you find a READER
of advertisements who looks upon
. them as mysteries? Nowhere. The
great mass of people who read news
papers and magazines, look on adver
tisements with much the same spirit
that they do on the news, reading
features, editorials and stories.
The trouble with that man who has
something to sell and who consid
ers advertising as something mys
terious, is that he bas an entirely
wrong view of the subject. There
can be no mystery in an industry
advertising whose greatest power
comes from playing in the open.
Lies and misrepresentation in ad
vertising are splendid routes to the
poor house. It Is easily proved that I
it is far FAR AWAY more prof
itable to tell the truth every time in
an advertisement.
No great education Is needed to
prove the truth of the effectiveness
of advertising. If the man who is in
doubt about it, or who looks on ad-
ass
RtppUrigRhurcsG
& wait rrason .
Somewhere
A torrid wind is blowing across the wilting
wold, the sun new curves is showing, the sky's like
hammered gold; but somewhere it is snowing, and
men complain of cold. Somewhere the clouds are
dishing all kinds of snow and sleet, somewhere the
boys are wishing, while thawing out their feet, for
weather fit for fishing, a sport that can't be beat.
The weather's something awful, the pavements
smoke and hiss, the man hands out a jawful of
language, hit or miss, and says he has his'craw full
of climate such as this. Hut somewhere men are
freezing amid the frost and snow, through arctic
nights they're sneezing, and colder still they grow,
and there's no way of easing the agonies they
know. Upon the map I'm tracing the lands with
arctic goods, where famished wolves are racing in
lonely neighborhoods, and polar bears are chasing
the voters through the woods. The heat, in lan
guage spiteful, we roast till we're disgraced, but
in those regions frightful where snowdrifts go to
waste, they'd think it most delightful if they could
have a taste. Somewhere men dress in leather, to
shield them from the blast, and have chilblains
together, in wildernesses vast; so let us prize this
weather, which is too good to last.
ADVICE FOR UNDER DEVELOPED
CHILDREN IS GIVEN BY NURSE
Advii-o on problems frequently con- I11''"1'' 11 meals, u thuy Ir.palr $pi-
fronting tlu county mi mo In runnel'. tn. ,V
lion with t ho cure uf children Is given 1 6. V i m 'ihiIii, of ih iinlr In
by Mim Julia Cloi'k. public health tVe inoriifnit tin. I ntintlier of half
ii ii mi' in lipHi'hiitea county. In. , lieil hour In tile iifteriiiHiii, lying f till ; 10
nle allowing I ho muxl. cimiiiinn ruusm ' huum or Bleep nt iilghl. nil with wlu
of muter ilevelopiiici.', mill tin' tnH(!i!owK wide upon.
molliotls for ovi -miming Hiik condi- ' ii. Si liool hours altiitlciieil or r.lv
llon. The outline sliu has prepared on up entirety If iiee, ho until lieu It Ii
is ns follows: 'Is miliiiul; iuliil cltiisoK itm cltitin
Olll-H'a tf ( llill't'MOIII'IsllllK-llt. Olllittl'll
Kvery rlilld stuuiM he weii.heil j 7. No vIkiii'uiih (M-rrlno until
oihh ii mom ii mill ilin roi oul kept. wi-IkIiI U iiorui.il. but plenty of pl.iy-
Tile iiveri'Ki' umil of n ni'lmol elillil N time out of door
:il ! oMto.itely half u poiinil a month.' S No iieivouti ixeltiMtient few
T'.io ln.illlolll lslioil elillil rholllil K.ilu , parti'1", movie-i. or pli'lilen. until the
tiiin-h none Ihiiii ihiM in nidi r In hulut of woIkIH giilulng U t-Mi it liltlift .
nvi.'ll il'" ini l.li'.e welrlit for hUi !' flillilrell Mhoulil lliivo ul leu it
l:e:R!.t. nut u;;e. If n rlilld in not i one htuIt bo nil moveinenl n tiny.
K.unii'g .it the noritoil line, ilm p,-; ,., ef..,vl,v Ju-t after In eukfnMt . it ml
i -u t fli.uiltl know why. The reanoiiH nIhmiIiI ho IiiiikIiI great n-MH'ei for nil
for ii'.aliiiui'lilon mo very MKUlflt'iiiil J ill Ir bodily fiini'tlons.
Odd Marrian Cu.toitn.
In nil Slav n-i'ilillni: Ilio hrldn la
fetihed by I In' liilileriiieii, embleiulit
H' of the limn when hh rorelieiiia enr
rled 1 1 if! r iiiiiIin n iv ii y foielbly. At
A It ul Ii In li weihlllu: It In ol ree( for Ilm
to Moop liml allow lreiit relllel.
o til bui villi! Iioiii", The lirlilo.
urn. mii m.iNt pi'eaent the bride with a
huml-jniio dii'Nn for the iiinrrlnii". ii"
mutter wlmt IiIn elreiiiosiiineea mi', an
that It Is known by nil Ilm k'ueits tluit
the tlri'na the hi hie la woiii lni; hhowa
ttio timle of the bi'hleKrooiii.
How Ohio Rivtr Dot Nurna.
The Alleclieuy ninl Ohio rivers won
ri'i'iiriled by the r rem h na one alreum.
The I. lime kImmi by II I. 1 .11 llelti.
lil'leiv (the hiiiillliill river), Ic n
trutlhllltlotl of Hie Helioi ll let 111 "Hik
be ii," , Ilm,,', d l, the hltea, bolll
I ,,. !! h ill,, I I. lu ll. , h I,,,,.r lint
lot,. I l,l.i
Tiny Inf.totT f.r ;i.mo rtol u-t.
IVroi'i" ' M" eb'ldr. i himr-
lol.ll.v le:i:i ,tl bull, ,-mii I il.e h. : , t t .
f.'f IV., I I I ,,: - I ., it,., I (', I,,,
f.iola fl-oeil II'. , .,v t ! i ij.ine rol, 114
mid i f i. el ' I : il ii'..
ciples shows
grasses.
how journalism pro-
iS.m KIUY l-OWT STOKY
IS WKKKNK1I ItV IMV
Both to Bend for its kindness and
to the editorial association for Its J Charles Kay in a role different
hlgh-ralndedness, compliments are(from anything he has over done be-
due-" ! , jfore is the promise, held out by the
Again the Oregon Journa! com-1 "J"
p a ns against tne rates cnargeu iur -carrying
its paper through the mails j L'beir,y the'"" f",r day., be-
and on the same page expresses it, ! f ' ht; ' Production
... i'"ij" tiiti ruie ot a young
mill hand, who goes through a series
of heart-stirring and dramatic Incl-
(From the columns of The Bulletin
of August 3, 1906.)
A. B. Hammond, president of the
Corraliia & Eastern railway, an
nounced last week that this road will
be extended across the state from its
present terminus to some point on
the Snake river.
Redmond people are hard at work
planning for their big fair, which Is
to be held September 20 to 22, In-
vertising as a mystery, will make np!clu"lTe-
bis mind to give 10 hours of his life Forest fires are raging in the di-
ONLY 10 HOURS to a reading rectlon of Paulina and'Slsters. The
study of its value, he will get all the lair is filled with smoke.
education he needs.
Read one book by an expert on the
subject and your eyes will be opened
WIDE.
editorial approval of President Hard
ing's recent declaration against the
, . . ii, .i i .it 'l"nt which disclose him as an actor
tral government for legislation In aid tuor
of private enterprise, Until the ofTh'h
Journal demonstrates that the postal L Th,e ",or ""' (,""'"
charges are not correct for the serv-l Jan Loan and published in the Satur
ice rendered it would seem hardly . d"J f"n nf, ,os- "-- h. trl.1.
thing to be asking for a change th.t!'nd " bulutlon. of John S.ee.. the
will amount to a government y V' J ""' ,r3""K
In IU beta.lt. ,0.ie'P 'a"h W"h h" W'd0Wed '-
; .aim inuiuer. i aore is nuinor in It
Mn abundance, but underlying the
whole story Is a deep vein of pathos
I that makes It absorbingly interesting
and sympathetic.
A fight scene. In which Steel offers
himself as the sacrifice to a local
champion, furnishes the big thrill of
the production, and it is a fight that
will stir the blood of anyone seeing
it. He must last three rounds or
the money needed to keep his mother
' nrnvidml arith lha nn,.u.l,ln. lln
will not be his. and for three rounds
he stalls and blocks and takes a ter
rific beating. The fourth round is
another story, and as exciting a story
as one could wish to see.
Fifteen Years Ago
EEND AND THE EDITORS
Bend's hospitality, as shown In the
recent gathering of the editors of
Oregon here, receives a real tribute
In an editorial published by the Morn
ing Register of Eugene. The Regis
ter, under the caption of "Bend and
the Editors." says:
"It is evident from the reception
given at Bend to the Oregon editor,
that the old-time generous spirit of
Central Oregon Is still alive. Western
Oregon cities will be hard put to it
to equal the entertainment given to
the fortunate delegates at the last
meeting of the editorial body.
Bulletin Want Ads bring results
ti7 them.
R. J. McCann and W. R. Wilkin
son walked from Paulina lake to Bend
last Saturday.
F. S. Stanley and son George drove
to the fish trap on the upper lies
chutes last Sunday for a few days
outing.
Mrs. Hugh O'Kane returned last
week from Portland, where she bas!
been visiting a sister.
Joe Taggart was In from his home
stead at Rosland last Wednesday.
Ralph Spencer passed through
Bend Tuesday on his way to Silver
Lake, where he will take over the
management of the Central Ore
gonian. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lucas gave an
other pleasant dancing party at the
Pilot Butte Inn la6t Satnrday eve-
"Perhaps Is v.;as Bend hospitality .
at J3end open-heartedncss that I ' .
made the editors so responsive to the j Advertise .a The Bulletin. It gets
code of ethics suggested by one of the
delegates from the state university.
At any rate It Is a great step forward
when a slate editorial association di
rects that a code be drawn up for
action at the next newspaper meet
ing, which will be at the university
next winter. A code of ethics is sig
nificant of the transition of newspa
per work from a business to a pro
fession, and the unanimous readiness
of the men present to get behind a
statement of the strictest of prln-
results.
zitauiuttiiir.
The Bulletin
Board
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1:
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best companies In the world,
we are well able to write the
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S24 Wall Street
li....
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or Pressed, come
to-
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Bond Street
First Class Work
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.iiid i vi iy parent should know Ihetu.
As g;vt-ii by lr. Wiiliitui It 1'. Ktuer
son. of Tomoii, after I : ye. us of
eii'i:i ilio work, the iMti'tn of under-
weiKhl it ml uiideinoiii '.slimeiil ure
t!ieo:
1. Phlral defect, oipot'ially ob
structions of the lirt'.iilitnK pimik
Children must all bo "free to
breathe" If they ale to he "free to
gain." Adenoid, oulitrged or dis
eased tonsils, or growth In the nose;
ye strain, defects of heuriug. hollow
lust, crooked back, flat feet, will
all hold children back from normal
s.iln.
2. Lack of home control. Tills
means that the parents must assume
the intclllKf tit ill reel Ion of the family,
and not leave it to tho children, who
are usually ready to assume this re
sponsibility, especially In America.
3. Over-fatigue. Real Is as Im
portant as food In a rhlld'a develop
ment, and few of them hnve enough
of It. The school program Is often
too intense for the growing child; he
has too many outside activities, such
as classes, clubs, or lessons; he Is up
murh too late at night, and is too fa-!
tigued to get proper nourishment
from his food.
I 4 Insufficient food and Improper
i food habits.
S. Faulty health habits.
I I'nigrrun for the t'niltmrlfftit (Itild.
I 1. A complete physical examina
tion by a competent physician, in the
presence of the parents. I
2. The remedy of defects found.1
I. e . diseased tonsils or adenoids re
moved; teeth treated; eye strain re
lleved. etc. !
3. The usual three meals a day,1
eaten very slowly, consisting of milk,
butter, breud, cereals, vegetables,
fruits, some sweets, and little meat.
4. Two extra lunches, at 10:30
and 3:30, of milk and crackers or
bread and butter. Never give sweet.
T!,!.i iitosr.m Is simple, posnlh'e
end ihe..t. There Is no niur.lo about
I', but, ii a a wine obi physician once
s-ild of the cure for tuberculosis: "It
Is Jin living us evi l ) body should
l.ve all the time."
Tw)l thm Room Wsrtt Upttslrs.
Teddy Inn! returned f.-oin the city
sin! was ili-i -riblni! ii liirue i!eiiir'im iit
lore be had visited He I
k-reatly lll,,i.'.s.., ,r ,ie hi'liMlt of
the I'llll.llni; mid the number of Knurs
One of his little .'c unites who bad
been llsieitim; iiitenilveiy Hiu:lly lie
milr.il: "Mil you ny. 'way ii
stairs;" ,, mid 'leddy "We Just
went Into the tiniest, tiniest mile tuoiit i
and a(,m, ti d ,. n,u
room
nelit llpsti.lcs." !
Calgary's Nam.
The elty of Calgary. Aliens n
celved Its nnine In s;f( from CI.
tirlcod. then In command of the
roynl northwest mounter! police at
that point. He named It sfler Ids
old home. Cti'cnry. small estate on
the Isle of Mull Srotlnnd.
You Can t Afford To
Have An Accident
If r9 ftr hmri ami .) I rli,
ymr tpMri art inrrvd ty 4tmt'
Im.U un4 ym'tt frltti If yn rm
llirwaili ly elrawtnt fr mvIhv
Un. and Mt falllnf mm U fmu Mh
la
It to IhU miIImm mt frWtmta
Uiat aiakva Travlra AcvkaWm tiuar
nrf m tpalar.
Carry thta InMiraiir m4 fm
Wfara fmr accMvnt liappna m m
mmeti, II will twmt ymm mrmh ta wry
roaaaaiaMa aaat Ihal fmm tkava mirwrndf
p4 mm yr prvtshiai.
WUIilNtf ymm m4 nar wn'l ar
Itw kill afir rmm ara aarl. II
tadar.
J. C. RHODES
IXSI tACK HI'KCIAIJST
HOI Wall Ht. Telephone ?
"Uoodbye Antlety"
A A'",
Your Shoes will smile
with satisfaction over
the splendid job of ro
pairing they will re
ceive at our hands.
Lindeborg & Hanson
120 Minnesota Street
WE BUY
SELL or EXCHANGE
Good Used Ranges,
Furniture, Phono
graphs or Office
Furnishings
KLMTIUC VACCIM
CI.KANKIIH HKNTKU
2t Hour I)ay IMn
All niakest of Hrwlng tlx
rhlnra renlrsl by lliti tlay,
the week, or tho month.
BEND FURNITURE CO.
(Eli hang Irrpartmrnt)
Tt:l.KI'llXK 271-W
:nn::ani::u:a::RMiuain:u
OPPORTUNITY
For a single or a couple
women who would like to
Indi'lM'ncIent.
Ilend's only IfainlressliiK
I'urlor for sale. Will tench
thn trade to tho Incxpfrlenccd
free) of charge, and will atny
with them until they master
the business perfectly,
Mrs. Mullens
Hairdressing Parlors
110 OltKGON HTflKCT
I'HON E 200-W
N'esto IjibIkh ara thn nmrenr.
Try them; they make, yonr ji
The "sterling" mark
of circulation
Most cities employ a City Sealer who
verifies the accuracy of the scales
from which you purchase your food,
materials, etc. In buying cloth you
have the yardstick.
Circulation likewise has its measure,
the one standard by which it can be
correctly gauged. That measure, of
course, is the A. B. C.
The llend Uulletin is a member of the A. B. C, and
our records arc always open and ready for your inspection.
Ejrm beautiful. '
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