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THB BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. BEND, ORBOON, MOXMV, Al'CHtiT U1I, 1031.
INDUSTRIAL BUYING OF LUMBER
BEST OF ENTIRE YEAR, NOTED
"While demand from the small re
tail lumber dealer continues to be
(ho backbone of the market, never
theless It in plainly evident to close
observers that the proportion of the
vales, now going to Industrial con
cerns Is larger than at any other
time this year." says the American
Lumberman. "Railroad orders, al
though not of enreptloua! siie. are
very encouraging to lumber manu
facturers. I
"As most of them are for special
cutting, the demand has been suffi-j
clent considerably to stimulate prices,
in the South and and to tome extent
on the Pacific coast. Buying at the
Coast has been quieter than buying
in southern pine territory, so Coast
Trices hare not been affected so much
by the betterment in demand. As pur
chasers continue to ask for quick
shipment. It is evident that the bulk
SLAVS TRY NEW
ARCTIC ROUTE
9.1,000,000 FLOTILLA OITKITTKI)
TO BLAZE OCEAN TRAIL TO
NORTHERN SIBERIA MAY BK
FAILURE, ADMITTED.
By. Lloyd Allen
(United Ptcm Staff Compondert)
' LONDON. Aug. 29. Under com
mand of the veteran Polar naviga
tor. Captain Otto Sverdrup. a 15.
000.000 flotilla of specially equipped
ships is ready to start from England,
Germany and Sweden into the dan
gerous, all but uncharted water of
the Arctic Ocean, carrying cargoes of
essential commodities for the people
of far away Siberia.
This expedition la being engineer
ed by the All-Russian Co-operative
society of London, better known as
Arcos. the purchasing organization
of the Russian Soviet government.
George Solomon, a director of Ar
cos, in an exclusive interview with
the United Press, frankly explained
that the hazardous undertaking is an
experiment it may not succeed.
Though every known precaution Is
being taken In order that the myster
ious Northern route ' Into Greater
Russia may be opened to commerce
of the West.
The ships are carrying a thousand
and one different articles of every
day trade In America and ' Europe.
But when the stuff Is unlosded In
the lee-clogged deltas of the Obi snd
Tenesei rivers far above the Arctic
Circle every article will virtually be
worth its weight in gold, because the
people ob Siberia have been cot off
Irora the Western world for a long
time and are in argent need of sup
plies of tools, household Implements,
agricultural machines and so forth.
Returning, the ships will bring out
valuable Siberian furs, that are now
being shipped to the Obi and Yenesei
deltas by agents of the Soviet gov
ernment st Moscow.
I Chines Eat Lots of Dogs.
The number of edible dogs eaten an
rnually In China Is estimated at Ave
millions. The dogs are of a special
rsc. raised wholly for food purposes.
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We believe in Insurance, either Fire or
Life. A death or fire emphasizes the neces
sity of the same. Check up on your prop
erty and see if it is fully covered. Would
your family be protected in case of death?
If not fully covered in both cases, take out
a Policy in some good company; bring the
Policy to this Bank and place the same in our
Safety Deposit Vaults.
7 he First National Bank
Til Bape or 9vmiam flriga j,
Thk Bank 1$ a Mimbtr of (he Federal Reserve System
of the orders now being placed Is
not for speculative purposes but to
(ill Immediate requirements.
I ' It Is generally conceded mat tue
prices of common grades of lumber
are very low so low in fact that a
' good demand would make an ad
j vance certain. For upper grades the
demand has been good all year, con
sequently supplies of them are short
and their prices are firmer. Orders
booked so far this year call for a
slightly greater amount of lumber
than has been produced.
"The following report of product
Ion, shipments and orders, for the
period January 3 to August 13. In
clusive, has been compiled by the Na
tional Lumber Manufacturers' asso
ciation: Production 62S.OH6.179
Shipments .583.07O.44i
Orders 5 42.502.027
SHEVLIN-HIXON
PICNIC DRAWS
RECORD CROWD
(Continued from Page 1.)
Dlaisdell. Eddie Norcott. Andrew
Lewis. Sam McKeown.
Sack race for boys William
Kribbs, Theo. Todoroft, Connie Ma-
honey, Jessie Hexburg.
Obstacle race boys Andrew Lewis
Ted Sather, Connie Mahoney, Robert
Specker.
Orange dive Desmond Wood
Floyd Foren, Joe Slate, Donald Lar
son, La Mont Bryan, Merrill Ross,
Jess Glover, Douglas Valentine.
Watermelon contest Desmond
Wood, Waldo Schmitz, Leslie Hal-
vorsen, Charles Bradbury, Kenneth
Corbin, Lois Thomas, Walter Shull
Connie Mahoney, Francis Meagher,
John Mogan. Ted Sather.
100 yard dash, men Duffy Knorr,
William G. Murray.
Fat men's rsce Charlea Haines.
N. L. Springer.
Lean men's race R. A. Hope, A.
P. Malone, D. J. Whlttaker, Elmer
Johnson.
Running high jump Alfred Ny
stron, A. C. Norcott.
Standing high jump A. C. Nor
cott. Alfred Nystron.
Horseshoe throwing N. L. Spring
er, J. A. Runge, Pete Lewis, Matt
Botlch.
Shot putting A. T. Malone, A. C.
Norcott.
Log bucking E. Nelson. G. Pal
mer.
Tug of war Woods team.
Boxing exhibition Ed Claire. Kid
Taylor.
Musical Gifts f Boys snd Girls.
The higher musical endowments la
male children are shown plslnly In
vocal and piano classes, where It seems
Invariable thst the most expert snd
brightest students are boys. For ev
ery musical girl, there appears to be
Ave boys equally gifted. They have
naturally s better Idea of harmony and
Instinctively grasp musical values,
which. In the majority of eases, become
onderstood by their feminine rivals
snly by dint of bard study. Exchange.
CREDIT MAX WANTED
Mercantile company in the city
would like the services of competent
party capable of taking charge of
credits and collection. Answer by
letter, addressing "Credit," care of
The Bulletin office. SS-71-77C
CLOSE TO HORRIBLE DEATH
Youth Will Long Remember How
Near He Was to Being Tramplad
Under Hoofs ef Cattle.
A yarn which may be branded as
"pretty fair" comes out of the Weal,
remarks the I'lilliulclphla Ledger,
A young man named Barker hnd
taken his bicycle to uiuke a Journey
of several hundred miles to inspect
some land. In the course of his trip
he crossed a luriso prairie held, bro
ken near Hie middle by a hlch trans
verse rldiie.
When he had cllmlied the ridge snd
mounted his wheel to proceed he no
ticed what the rise of ground had oh.
scurvd that the Held was filled with
Texas cattle grazing ( lutle hunches
of leu to fifty. Just as he started one
of the "long horns" caught sight of
him and tlie hunch followed Its leader
to Investlpite. The young man nat
urally quickened his puce aud the
cnttle took after him.
The trail was straight and level,
lending to a big gate. The boy bent
over his wheel nnd pedaled for his
life, tie could hear the bellowing of
the rattle and the pounding of their
hoofs behind him. hut he looked neith
er to right nor left. What should he
do when he reached the gateT
No matter. All his mind wus fixed
upoo the necessity of keeping ahead.
He neured the gate and It was open.
He dashed through like a flash of
lightning, lost bis pedals, struck a
rock and was pitched off and lay
senseless oo the ground.
It had happened that lbs man who
owned the range was visiting It at
that moment. He had seen the boy
race for tlfe and had opened the gate
to let hlra pass through. Theo. with
two or three attendants, he rods In
and headed off the herd.
GOOD IDEA ALWAYS WELCOME
Incident Provee That Invention That
Haa Merit Will Secure Ap
preciation at Any Time.
"A good thing will always succeed."
Charles M. Schwsb wss talking In
Loretto about the remarkable popular
ity of a new steeL
"Let me tell you." he went on. "a
story about a shovel. Just hundred
years sgo a number of men were dig
ging s tine of railway between Bir
mingham and Manchester. Tbe shovels
they were using had srj us re-cornered
bladea about fifteen Inches long.
Tbe digging wss hard and slow,
snd one of the workmen suggested to
the boss thst If he would grind off the
corners of tbe shovels they would cut
into the earth mors ensily and the
day's output would be bigger.
-The boss ridiculed tbe Ides, but
the workman later oo persuaded an
Ironmonger In Sheffield to maks him
a couple of dozen round-cornered
shovels as so experiment These
shovels were submitted to the scoffing
boss for trial. The boss reported at
the and of week" that his diggers
were all turning op 10 or 15 minutes
ahead of time In the morning so as
to get hold of on of Us new round
shovels.
"Tbe boss, lb Ironmonger sad the
workman-Inventor patented lbs new
shovel between them snd proceeded ts
manufacture It In a small way. la
few years they were all millionaires."
Childish Imagination.
"It Is difficult to learn to know
child nature, since It Is continually
In the act of becoming different," ssys
V. Rasmussen In bis work oo child
psychology. This remsrk applies to
the development In the first four
years of child life. The suthor Is
emphatic In bis opinion thst little
children should, ss fsr as possible, be
allowed to follow their own way.
Don't distract their attention unnec
essarily, hs ssys; rather come to tbelr
aid when they are psrtlcnlarly at
tracted to sny one thing. Let them
develop their Imsglnstloo In their own
kind of play.
It might be natural to think that
the child's Imagination Is most beslth-
lly snd powerfully developed If It IS
fed from sn early sge with tsles of
wonder snd fantsstlc adventure. But
this Is a misunderstanding, says Mr.
Rssmussen.
Road Construction In China.
The central government of China Is
evincing considerable Interest In road
building, and tbe ministry of the In
terior, which has charge of highway
projects In conjunction with' provin
cial officials. Is said to bars prepared
a bill concerning highway develop
ment for presentation to the new par
liament, which Is expected to meet In
Peking at an early date. Considerable
road construction is being conducted
In connection with the famine relief
work whereby the recipients of reJIef
are enabled to render compensotlon
for the food furnished them and thus
contribute to the permanent better
ment of China's transportation facili
ties, which will tend to minimize such
catastrophes In the future. Scientific
American.
Splendid Aerial Record.
Edu Chnve. Rruzlllan aviator, re
cently flew from Rio Janeiro, Brazil. o
Buenos Aires. Argentina. In less thsn
five days. Flying a Curtlss Oriole with
KA motor, the pilot covered 1,735 miles
on his route In 20 hours and 20 min
utes. Seversl previous aerial efforts
to link the two capitals had failed.
Heard on a Car.
"Does your busbsnd glvs yoa nil
the money yoa want to spend r
"My goodness, no I Why. eveo 1
would not think of being that extrav
agant." Bostoo Transcript.
LIBERTY
Tuesday and Wednesday
IP
VIOLA DANA
in Don Byrne s
"PUPPETS
OF FATE"
Adapted from the book "The
Four Horsemra of the Apo
calypse," (he story that haa
inert with more approval than
any other American noval of
Its kind ever written.
TONIOHT LAST TIM K
'LARA KIMBALL YOlXtl
In
"MIIMHAXNKL"
Breaking a Land-Clearing Record.
A totsl of 18.000 seres of land In
Marinette county, Wlscousln. were
cleared during the season of IU20. This
Is a record, snd the Increase will repre
sent st lessi ll.OliO.UUOs year In crops.
Tbe closing of the tssk was marked
by a great blast of an acre of stumps
near Wausaukee. At this point 1M
sticks of dynamite were set off simul
taneously ss sn electric Impulse waa
transmitted by a presiding official who
closed a switch. A land clearing school
snd ST educational meeting were part
of the campaign thst msde their ef
forts so successful, snd explosives to
the extent of 14 carloads were used In
the undertaking. Popular Mechanics
Msgaxloe.
Whits 014 as Platinum.
It Is an easy matter for the aetsl
larglst to make so alloy with gold as a
basis that has all lbs appearance of
platinum and In London, recently, a
great many persons bsvs been "tskea
In" by the composition, psylng plati
num prices for jewelry afterwards
fouod to be an Inferior matertst.
Fee Japanese Women.
Ao Important advance toward the
emancipation of Japanese womanhood
was made recently when the bouse of
representatives In Tokyo adopted a bill
grunting women the right to attend po
litical meetings.
Flashlights, batteries and lamps
at Buchwalter'a. 7 life
Pat It w The Bulletin.
word for all omtr SO. All cluu.nt) dvartltw
mm nrieur ctM in svrvanc.
WANTED
WANTED Fresh cow; must glvo at
least 40 pounds per day, not un
der tVt per cent butter fat test.
WANTED Woman for gonoral
housework; no children. Apply
626 Colorado ave. 32-71-7tp
EMPLOYMKNT WANTED Having
my building about completed, I
have a number of first class me
chanics In different building ' lines
who will soon be out of employ
ment, I take this means of showing
my appreciation for their oillclont
service. Anyone desirous of secur
ing help In the building linn, I will
be glad to give you the names of
first class mechanics. J. B. Miner,
Hend, Ore. 27-70-72P
FOR SALE
FOR HALE A llulck bug; must be
sold; a real bargain.' Call at Gil
bert's Grocery. 41-72-78C
FOR SALE 11)18 Dodge, completely
overhauled and guaranteed In A-l
condition; this car must be sold and
the price Is put down to $560.00.
Bulck. Four, completely rebuilt; a
light truck, just tbe thing for the
farmer or dairyman for 1375.00.
New Trailer; never been used; made
extra strong, for $40.00. A. W.
Bontrager Garage. IS-lltfc
FOR BALK Beautiful home at a
bargain. No.' 222 Oeorgla ave.
B. O. Snyder. 1 1-7 1-7 p
FOR BALK Ono computing scale,
five pump shot guns, It, It). 20
born, aud rifle of all kinds, t). K
Htore. 239 vli ecu wood ave. 2X-0trc
FOR WALK 102ft Ford sedan In
good condition mid appearance;
lilMi.OO; terms. Box M:, II, .ml.
Oregon. 21-89-7.1P
FOR SAI.K Look at No. 73 Shams
and If you want to buy the proper
ty rurnlltiro nnd all at $1(100 call
on me. ('. V. rlllvls, Oregon street,
olititfr.
FOR RENT
FOR KENT Three room hoiiaei
close III. Call Ut-M. 43-72-;tc
FOR KENT t'lean fiirnlHhed or un
furnished apartments; steam heat.
Greenwood Apartments. 132 Green
wood ave. 2 8-7 01 fe
LOST
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and rliuiVr pit on Pilot Huttt.
crunk (or Kh-u'X rur. lif turn to
Unit KHUN : r itnl 4-? Hp
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BEAULIEU & MANNY
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS
IGNITION SPECIALISTS
PIONEER GARAGE, IRVING STREET
Phone 158-W. Night Phone 134-W
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WALL PAPER
PAINTING and DECORATING
IS OUR BUSINESS
And we make It oar business to sea that oar business Is baadled
la a bualneaallke way. The quality of oar Interior decorating
caanot be equalled. Our display of wall paper U Ox largest
aad boot ever shows la Central Oregoa. Oar prlcrw ar rlgttt.
Oa these qnallnralloaa we feel Justified la asklog yoa for a
coaslderatloa wbea la need of work la our lias.
A. J. GOGGANS
736 WALL STREET
PROFEHHIONAL AMD
Mountain View Hospital
General Hospital Maternity Cases a Hperlalty
Corps of competent, trained Burses
Phono til
Kansas and Bute
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Office Phone : il-J
F. M. BLOOM
Dentbt
Roossa 4 and I, over Postoffloe
DR. G. SKINNER
DKJfTIffT
Office, Room II, O'Kans Bldg.
Pbona: Office. Black 2IS-W
Office Hours: I to 111 (o I
R. S. HAMILTON
ATTORNET-AT-LAW
Rooms IS and II First National
Bank Building: Tel. 61
(Dr. Cert
Bos
Walt C. Wickersham
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enrollments now bring made
for Heptrmher rlaMe.
Phone iM.V.M.
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Maternity Cases a Hperialty
MRS. 1. W. AVITT, MATRON
1 109 Wall Ht. ' 1'hono 81-J
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MRS. V. A. SMITH
Agent for the
NUBONK COIWKTfl.
Will call by appointment
I OS Columbia Rt.
Phone S03-M P. O. Box 40
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Furnaces, Rpoutlng, Gutter
ing, Cornice snd Skylight
Repairing promptly attended to
Prlcee right. Work guaranteed
Tinning and Sheet Metal
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CARLSON & LYONS
PLUMBING
& HEATING
Plumbing and Heating Supplies
Bath Room Accessories, etc., ete.
Pipe, ValVea
and Fittings
PHONE 159-J
Otitis and ammunition at the best
prices. Wo want to buy second hand
pump guns. Iliichwalter's. 7itfc
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training?, (law -iarl Hptmbr lath.
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roll l 1211 P-rlUnd Anu.
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Mrs. Rattle Mayne. Mgr.
CLYDE ROBERTS
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lavesrlgatlna;. Collecting. Katlngs
P. O. Bot 202 Bend, Oregon
' K. E. HELLEMN
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I have aa FJectrlc Floor Bander,
which U a new machine. Best
of work guaranteed.
COXCRKTK WORK. BKPTIO
TAN KM, HIDKWALKH
Anything In the line of tfoncrete :
Work guaranteed
DAVIDSON & WELSH
Phone Soa-W.
lfM.1 W. 1st Ht or IMS Newport
Tel. 2 7 -J O'Kane Bldg.
DR. E. E. GRAY
DK.NTIHT
Hours: to 111 to 1:20
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DR. H. N. MOORE
DK.NTIHTRT
Tel. 167
O'Kane Bldg.
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W. G. -Manning, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Suite 11-14 O'Kane Building
Phone 178-W Bend, Oregon
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Tanlnft, Cleaning, Repairing
At Thompson. Music Co, Phone 70
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