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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1921)
rAGK a TmS BKVD 1HX1.KT1N. DAILY KniTIO, IlKXP, OrrrAnrr.. -Hw nrrtMT. Ami'KT II. 1021. Vi i The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION Cr. Aftameee a J. uncerperaied) afetered aa Serond riaaa natter Janvier l 117, a U,e Pot Office ml Bend. Oman. Act at Marc t. 1S7. E SR. J"'..8 -E1Unr-.Un.aee NRY N. FOWLER fMtor a H. SMITH Advertieina M.naxer Am Independent Keerapeper, eundiiur for M saw deal, lfu bu.ineM, clren politics M M Beet liUntU o Built ud Central SUBSCRIPTION RATES Br IUU Oaa Year Bbi Mentha Tare. Montiu B Carrlar Oh Yaw Ms Mentha t On Manth ....WOO ...? ,...11.90 ,....10 ...tlJO ...$. SO All auharriptiona ere due and PAYABI.K Dt ADVANCK. Nt'Urc. of ripiraUon ere BMfJed lubecribere and if renewal w not aanda within reaeooable tima the paper will Be dieeoatinDed. Pleaee aotifr na promptly ef any ehanre M addreaa, or of failure to nveree the paper eeawUrtr. Otherwiee we will not ae BBecuibie for cod Me aaieeed. Main ail ehecka nod order parable to The Bend Bulletin. RipplingRhijmos Walt Mason 1K THURSDAY. AVGl'ST II. 1921. "We know nowadays that even universal education 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 la the state, and frank and free discussion of the Issues of the times." H. G. Wells. "The Out line of History." WE GAVE SERVICE A newspaper exists for service to Its community. In addition to gath ering and publishing the news it has public duty to perform In the fur thering of special causes of jmpoi- of eTeral month- tanee to its section. The Bulletin Charles and John Wimer. of Turn- does Its best to lire up to the obllga- Under Difficulties It's hard for me to write a pome, when life is full of care, when bleak afflictions with me roam and haunt me in my lair, when flies assemble on my dome, and hold a picnic there. And yet I have to write a lay before the night arrives, although the solar rays today feel much like redhot knives, and I can't force my thoughts to stray from pricklv heat and hives. Of what shall baking poets write? All themes are badly worn, and weary hands, once lily white, by harpstrings now are torn, divine afflatus is a sight, and man was made to mourn. I struggle maaiy ior a tneme, out no thoughts in me rise, save those that treat of brick ice cream, and jugs of noble size; and so I paw mv lvre and scream and throw things at the flies. And of the flies I well might sing as I have done before ; around my head, on gauzy wing, they never cease to soar; and when at them a book I fling, I only hit the door. And thinking of the door I weep; it's caused me lots of woes; it always slams when I would sleep, and ruins my repose; when through the darkened room I creep, it bats me on the nose. And of my nose it has been said, by men of Volstead type, that it is of too rich a red, it's color far too ripe, now that the Demon Rum is dead, and men drink liquid tripe. And so you see how themes arise, as sadly I pro ceed; and divers topics greet my eyes, in my dark hour of need; I writ a line and swat some flies, and earn my frugal feed. CANNED HORSE STIRS SENATE MONTANA KOI,ON TAKK.H I'ltOMPT ISSl'K WITH (JKOUtilAN WHO (HAIUiKS KAI.K OK Kt'llSTI TI'TK KOH iy.y.h tTZraftT TOOTH IS tions connected with the newspaper profession and believes that In a large measure it succeeds in doing so. Evidence of the effort put forth by The Bulletin in one of the special causes of the greatest importance to this section is found In a report just sent out from the forest office In Portland on the newspaper publicity j given in connection with the 1921 ( fire prevention campaign. The monnt of space and the number of editorials given to the subject by the ' newspapers of Oregon and Washing ton is tabulated in the report and an examination discloses that The Bul letin stands first in Oregon. In the two states The Bulletin stands sec ond, being exceeded only by a Wash- alo, were business visitors In Bend Wednesday. C. M. Redfield of Redmond was at tending to business matters In Bend Monday. NEWS NOTES FROM DESCHUTES FARMS DESCHUTES. Aur. 9. Misses Georgia Woods and Lillian Van Matre of Redmond visited Margaret Debing of Deschutes Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. George Golden of Redmond and little daughter visited Mrs. S. Debing of Deschutes Wednesday. Mrs. Carl Hatch of Tumalo was a business visitor in Bend Saturday. Miss Anna F. Elder of Wlllnmina Ore., arrived In Deschutes Saturday Ington weekly newspaper that issued 1 morning. She Is here on a business trip. special fire protection edition un der the supervision of the local forest officer. Only news. nd editorial matter 1. ' Je. 'sXkZrty Jack Andrews is working for J. R. Benham. covered by the report. If. in addi tion, credit were given to local adver tisers who pointed out the impor tance of fire protection during the campaign week, it would be seen that this community was pretty well unit ed on the subject. Miss Anna F. Elderk and Velnnrn Phillips of Tumalo were callers at the W. H. Burns borne Sunday. PINEHURST. Aug. 9. P. H. Cos ner has been suffering with blood poison the past few days, caused by an ulcerated tooth. He Is better at this writing. F. T. McManman was a caller at the Phelps home Sunday. Dave and Tom Mlckles were busi ness callers at the Fred Wilson home Sunday. E. E. Phelps was 111 a few days this week. John McManman. who has been herding sheep for the. past two months, returned home Sunday. Violet Spaugh spent last Saturday night at the F. L. McManman home. E. T. Shirley and C. M. Phelps were helping Charles Montgomery a few days last week. Walter Andrew, who has been help ing Ray Gerklng for the past three weeks, returned home Saturday eve ning. Mrs. Dave Mickles underwent an operation for appendicitis Tuesday and is getting along nicely. Jonn Hollman and family and Roy Wells and family spent several days this week fishing on one of the lakes near Broken Top. ' L. si. Phelps and family attended the movies In Bend Sunday evening. : t. is. Wallace passed through Plne- Br United Preea to The Bend Bulletin.) WASHINGTON. D. C, Aug. ll. The senate turns the ear of riiniil to tulk f "pork barrel" bills, but It nhowed a lively Interest when "run. nt'U horse meat" was Injected Into the elf time on the soldier bonus fill by Senator Watson of Otiorglu. In taking a fling at Senator Myers for his four-hour speech In opposi tion to the gratuity for the veterans, the Georgia firebrand referred to' Montana as the "canned horse meat state." ".Montana." declared the Georgian. Kills wild horses and packs the meat and sells It to the effete oust to eat as beef" Myers leaped to his feet, bristling with wrath. "I am always ready to stand up for Montana, at any time and at any pluce." shouted Myers. "And at any length." Interposed Watson, harking back to the four hour speech. "Perhaps the effete state of Georgia, too. may sell canned horse meal." suggested Myers. "Oh. no." replied Walson, "of all the effete states, the effetest Is the state of Georgia." "I do not know where the senator gels his Information that we ran horse meat In Montana." said Myers. "It may be that he has been eating some of our canned meat, and It Is so good that he cannot tell canned horse meat from canned beef." "Quite likely." assented Walson. "I am almost sure of It. You never can tell what you eat In some of these restaurants. You go by the bill of fare, and when the words are In French you do not know what you are eating until after you have eaten It." Why Librarians Laugh. "Father wauls me to get 'Twenty Thoutiinil Lens Under the Sea.'" anlil a youngster at tliu llliriirlun'a tleNk. I'tilhly he tlimiKlit It was a Revere lieiirli slury. Ilnstim Tranaerlit. Spend litra You Can Afford to Buy Now If You Don't Helieve It, Talk With Us. BEND INVESTMENT COMPANY IMtOKKNHIONAL AM) M'HINKNtf WIIMTOKY rnimwmim.ttimttumwuimmnmnmainiwmniimitm tuiiitiiHiitttiiiiiitiiiiiuiituiiiiituuiutttiiiiitiiitiiuiiiiiinuiiif Mountain View Hospital General Hospital! Maternity t'aaea a Hpwlalty Corps of competent, trained nursne Phone 168 , Kansas and Stale Bta. Mr. Hattla Mayne, Mgr. .:nninttuituiuniiin:aii::Kinnunt:mntnniinuiiiniui:utmuuiiiuminiiiimimmuuiimumwinmmwuuwummu.l fptmMiinmmiuiuKiuiintiolloawiuiusiuuitinii''''a Office Phone : : : : tn-J F. M. BLOOM Dentist Roomi 4 and S, over Poitoffle imnnnwtmuaue DR. G. SKINNER PK.NTIHT Office, Room It. O'Kane Illdg Phone, omen. Black 23&-W Office Hours: I to It 1 lo I muttnmntniutiutmmuiniuuttttumiiuinimmni tre Pk.ee He.ie.ere 111 at DR. H. C. DODDS' rhynlrUn m Huricrun a-a O'ltrniunll Itulldinx Hri I It It m.t I ! I p. m.t k, i nioiiiinmmmuimiimmimnimimnmitjtmnimumtr.' R. S. HAMILTON I ATTORNET-AT-LAW fl Rooms IS and 16 First National Bank Building. Tel. (1 g (Dr. Cae'a Feraser MBea U K. E. HELLEMN I'honn 1KJ7-W I bare mm Klertrlc Floor Hanrler, which la a new niaelilne. lira of work guarantees!, umiimiiinmmai'mnimi The Difficulty. A Kanns City divine nays the secret of sueress Is to he liorn without mon ey, frlrnda or Influence. This may be true, hut bow are we gulng to fix it to he born thnt way and would we If we could T nailer Lowe of Deschutes nur- h ro chased a milk cow from Antone Ahl-! Dave and Tnm Mirkio. ... ri,( fifteen Years Ago (From the columns of The Bulletin of August 10, 1906.) The latest Improvement decided on by J. O. Johnston for his large ranch east of Bend is the planting of 500 acres of apple trees next spring. The Bend country is destined to be a great fruit country. The Eugene Guard has interesting news to report regarding another crew of surveyors that has been put to work by the Southern Pacific on the surveys over the Cascades Into eastern Oregon. This makes five crew a working in the mountains on surveys running toward the east. The Minor-Jones camp on the Tum- aio was abandoned Monday and the , , strom. C. W. Nelson of Deschutes pur chased five milk cows from J. C. Sil vers of Tumalo. Wade Short of Deschutes was a ousiness visitor In Bend Monday. visitors Sunday evening. L. H. Gless was mowing hay for Mr. Flnnow Monday. C. M. Phelps and E. T. Shirley were Bend visitors Monday. u. M. hpaugh and family and C. H. th?t ,T OI people fndfd Howell and family spent a few days j p-ii i. o . j "' inrs ween nuning on the l)orhme Petty ranch Saturday afternoon In ' nonor ot the E.. H. Johnson family. P. B. Gile is hauling alfalfa hay to Bend. J. R. Lowe of Deschutes was in Tumalo on business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. a Debing and baby were business visitors at the J. C. Silver ranch in Tumalo Sunday. Put It In The Bollecfn. ASK FOR and GET Horlick's The Original Malted Milk for Infants and Invalids Avoid Imitations and Substitutes The Bulletin Board Do you ever think about how many people The Bulletin circulation man has to rail on each month to collect? If you do you ran realize how mueb a paid in advance subscription is appreciated. Be careful of FIRE! PROTECT THE FOREST. It represents millions of dollars to Central Oregon. The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. iumminilltiiimnmtiniiie..wMm. Could you count on the cash, even if you couldn't deliver the goods? Do you bare to work for a living? Most of us do It's no dis grace. Can you count on receiving that living If you are Injured and unahln to work for a per iod of weeks or months? You can If you have a Travelers Accident Policy. It pays you an Income as long aa you are disabled even if that disability lasts a life time. J. C. RHODES I.VHt'ItANCE HPECIAIJHT 801 Wall Ht. Telephone 7 "Gowlliye Anxiety" Walt C. Wickcrsham Director Khevlln-lllion Orrhratra Availsble for Dance and Violin Instruction. Phone 215-M nnjstnnRttRttttiEiKnuiixuiutHinniit IXN'ltKTK WOltK. HKITIO TA.NKM. NIDKW AI.KM Anything In Uie line of tfonrrete Work guaranteed DAVIDSON & WELSH Ittoa XWS-W. IIM.1 W. let Ht.. or 104.1 Newport Tel. 27-J O'Kane Illdg. DR. E. E. GRAY DF.NTWT Hours: to IS I Bnalaas ajU Saadaea ke HOME SANITARIUM .Maternity C'aaea a Hpor laity MIW. 1. W. AVITT, MATRON IIOO Wall Ht. Phone II I -J DR. H. N. MOORE DEM1IHTHT Tel. 17 MRS. V. A. SMITH Agent for the XrilO.N'K fOUHKTM Will call by appointment I06 Columbia St. Phone S03-M P. O. Box 40 to S:30 fl AppottaM H O'Kane Hid imimttmnimummniiw:n:wnuut.mmummimtr WM. 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