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Tfc Band Bulletin.
SATURDAY. SEPTEM HKIl 24. 1921
"We know nowadays that even
a universal education
applies 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
discussion of the issues of the
times." H. 0. Wells. "The Out
line of History."
PRAISING THE PLAYERS
How, we wonder, do the people of
Bend, and especially the members
of the athletic club, regard the ef
forts of the Uramatio division of the
club In putting on a play such as
was shown the last two nights? Judg
ing by the sixe of the audience one
may conclude that the public is not
much interested. The members of
the club, at least, ought to be.
Here are a few men and women
sufficiently interested in the prog
ress and success of the club to give
a lot of their) time and energy in
preparing themselves for the produc
tion of a play. There are none of
them so vain of their ability that they
seek such opportunities to "show
off." They are, simply willing In this
way-to Join in broadening the work
of the club as a community enter
prise and to Kir. the community a
taste of something that it would not
otherwise have the opportunity to
enjoy. They deserve thanks and en
couragement. As a friend said . this morning.
"There is no difference between the
players on one side of the foot lights
and the audience on the other. They
are both there to help the athletic
club, one set by paying admission
and the other by giving the show.
The ones who give the show, though,
are really giving more and the work ;
should be recognized." j
With this we heartily agree. And
especially when the work is of such
a worth while character as that
shown last night and on Thursday.
COACH REMOVED, I
DEWEY ACCEPTS
OFFER BY WIRE
Ja-'--jajk"
Useless Knowledge
A Villi many vain and useless things my memory
is stored; I know the histories of kings, and of the
lands they bored; I know of happenings on earth
long centuries ago; if any fact has little worth, that
fact I'm sure to know. Iiut when my motor ear
breaks down, and will no longer choo, and I am
forty miles from town. I don't know what to do. I
lift the hood and view the works, and raise my loud
lament, and all I know of ancient Turks won't help
me worth a cent. Ami I am versed in all the lore
that pleased the ancient Greeks, but that can't make
my head less sore the carburetor leaks. And I can
stand on end and quote the poets by the hour, but
I can't figure why my boat is shorn of all its power.
My neighbor, Johnson, never reads, no poets does
he know; but when he plants his garden seeds the
blamed things always grow. And he has luscious
prunes and kraut, and squash and sparrow-grass;
and all that I can raise is gout, which isn't garden
sass. This Johnson's chickens always lay, their out
put keeps him strong, while my old hens eat corn
and hay, and give their lives to'song. I know a mil
lion useless facts concerning long dead kings, and
I have read a million tracts discussing hot air
things; but these things do not help, odsfish, when
I am in a mess, and there are moments when I wish
I knew a whole lot less.
LjSMf Not Have to More to Make
HOW MANY TIMES HAVE YOU MOVED?
0
leniency should be used. Teachers
will be paid once a month instead of
twice monthly as heretofore.
A. R. MEETING
FOR 55TH TIME
(Continued from Page 1.)
did not wish to come to the same
city two years In succession.
Tomorrow will be devoted chletly
to reunions. On Monday credentials
will be presented and Governor Mc
Cray will receive the visitors In the
atate house Monday night. The
first business session will be held
Tuesday.
With shoulders thrown back in
defiance of age, the veterans will
march to martial airs in their an
nual encampment parade Wednes
day. This and the campfire on that
night will mark the climax of the
encampment.
More Than Ever Then.
Itoware of the man who knows u
all, esiM-iially If It hapetis to be jour
self. Itoston Transcript.
(Continued from Page 1.)
eration on the part of the superin
tendent. Traclierw' Pay Monthly
The report of George P. Gove as
chairman of the building and grounds
committee featured a recommenda-i
Hon from Fire Chief Tom Carlon I
advising new hose at the Reid school, j
Mr. Gove stated that he would make !
an Immediate Inspection.
" Teachers who were forced to be
absent from their classrooms for a
day when their car broke down while
on the Crater lake trip will receive
ray for the day. the board decided.
Under a strict Interpretation of the
rules, they would be docked, but the
directors considered that in this case
Your Shoes will smile
with satisfaction over
the splendid job of re
pairing they will re
ceive at our hands.
Lindeborg & Hansen
120 Minnesota Street
Make
TLhc rcflon
Your Hotel
WHEN IN
PORTLAND
Popular Spacious Lottjr
At the Center of
Everything
BROADWAY .t St.rk St.
We lUjignt jrou write, phone or w iie
(or rt-Krvaltofu.
ARTHUR H. MEYERS. Manaj-r
After Oct. 1st
The
Wilson
George
Orchestra
Will again be open (or
i Ioce Entfatfementa, .
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TLhc Central Oregon Eanft
I). K. Hl'NTKR, Prexlil. nt
CAM.KTO.V It. KWJKT. Vice President
E. I. M.WI.AH-KV. Vlre Pres. and Manager
II. M. KTKI'HKN'S, ashl. r
BEND, OREGON
Thrift in your youth assures
comfort in your old age.
It is so easy to save once you get a start,
so say all the depositors in our thrift depart'
ment.
And the satisfaction that comes from
knowing you have something laid by for the
future carries with it a feeling of security
well worth experiencing.
Our help in getting you started will be
gladly given at your convenience.
If you start to save now, words will not
be able to express your gratitude for the act,
in years to come.
He Central (Drcou gmtJ;
D. E. HUNTER,
President
K. P. MIHAITKY,
f " Vic Prcnlili nt
HOW MANY TIMES HAVE YOU MOVED?
How Many Houses Have You Bought for the Other Fellow ?
We C'hu Sell You a Re;il Home m Terms Like Unit
Bend Investment Company
REAL ESTATE (The House of Service) INSURANCE
Ivory Handlas.
When the Ivory tinniHc (,f yntir
knlvea I-.,, me nH,(lr, fo oxrT ,(.,
lire In a ulille with wet baking a.xln
and dry qulikly ulth s clean, soft
cl.irh. Never rut Ivory Id water ; It
will turn It dark.
Cleaning Martola.
To cIimiii nuirliU- mix with wntiT
Bv mrt of sihIh. two mi. I a half
piirta of pouilorixl i-linlk mill two mxl
a hulf mrta of mtniri Moti (jhiw.
Ii-nil): kprvml on tin- innrMv nn!
nh off with simp mnl wuti-r. Th
roiisltvm-y of the mixture when n-illi-i
ohoiiM be that of a thin pane.
A Fortunat Psepls.
An Di.clUli Hc-h-ntlNt hut illat'overnt
erlilinres ulil.h t-al hi in to helli've
the Itoiiuiiia liurneil rod I. The evl
lelire. while lllteretltl(, l lniiniele.
So fni It has nut I n aliown Hint tlie
Ionian, ha.l any strike imil.leiin.
Kaiinjis Clly Star.
Knsw Sourct of Picture;
Guy was out rallliiK with IiIn ninth
, when h taw a plrture of aiik'Hs
nn a wall In n home where they were
railing. CulCni: hi. n,oih..r'. nn..n.
tloti to thin il.-ture, he snlil : 'ilollier,
aoniehoily innt have tuken a kudak
to henten with them."
Chinook Lanouago.
The 'I. In. ii. k liuitHMf,. I. a Jargon it
In.llnn. Kri'in-h. KntlLh ami other
word., mimed after the Chinook In.
illiin. of the I'oliinililn river In the
mt of Wii.hinetoa and In Hrltl.ii
foluml.ln. It wn. nine luiirti uei hy
tinder. mihI Indliina In that regl tint
l now iieiuiy nliniioiiei dill's "pie.
lloniii-y of ilihiuok Jnrjon- ntt jiiil,.
Ilahvl In I'orilnnil. dre., In 1M, .n.
Hon.- fhlu,.k Text." in the Hinlih.
w,nlnn report of the Imrniu of rthn.ii.
By at U n.hlnion In mh.
Tut H la The llullelln.
Just Like Mother
Used to Make
Baked Goods
of Variety
and Quality
There is no necessity of beiiiff
without the most delicious
instries obtainable.
Baked Fresh Every Day
you are in
need of Dainties
(or your dinner.
her of our
tores and you w
fine varied variety
of I 'artriea from
which to select.
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