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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1921)
PAGE 2 THK HKXD ItrMJCTIX, PAILT KniTION, IUCNTi, OIK0, TIKSIMY, CHTONKIl 4, IOIM. The Bend Bulletin PAILY KOITION rWlikW Krrr AUtrnm Etrnt Soniavj v Tk Umnd Bulletin (IncrMrald Bntrd ttcvond CIm mutter January isn, at (! I oi um at ixna, urctton, Act os Marco . is. v. EOPtltT W. SAWYER Editor-Manwr IlNHi N. FUftLbK AnxKiat KOitor 0 H SMITH AdvrtUmt Manairr Aa Independent Newppr, at undine for h aQUar deal, clean bus mm, clean politics tad tba beet Inttrwu of Bend and Cutral Orcffon. 8UH8CKIPTION RATES Hv Mail Out Ter l. llnntka f Tkm Month I1.M R farrier Ob. Yr JO tli Month. U.0 Oh Month 00 All iviburiMloni r du Mid PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. No(ic of xpirtion r aalted MbMriWr end If nnvI u mda within nuonbl ttm Uw W" W dlaeontinurd. . PImm notify o proBirtl of chn t nMnu, or of foilur to fciv th ppr roniorlr. Othrwi wax boi oo ipotuibto for eoiioi mld. , )Uk all ehk tod ordr W' Tha Bond BulMin. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1921 BE CHARITABLE: Breth ren, If a man lie overtaken in a tault, ye which are spiritual, restore such a one In the spirit of meekness: considering thy self, lest thou also be tempted. flal. 6:1. SUPPORT THE BOARD With all due respect to the several hundred people who gathered at the gymnasium last night "to discuss the school situation" The Bulletin maintains that there is nothing to discuss beyond the question of whe ther the disciplinary measures adopt ed by Miss I'mbaugh in punishment for the high school revolt are suffl cient. We agree that this takes for granted that there was no Justiflca tion for the walk-out. That we think Is not arguable. Whenever the pupils in our schools begin to think that they can run them, select their own teachers and dictate to the school board there can be no argument. There is just one thing to do and that is to disabuse them of the idea. In some quarters there Is dislike of and dissatisfaction with Superin tendent Moore. The persons who have this feeling have seized the present occasion as an opportunity of forcing him out when, as a matter of fact, the question of his competence or in competence has absolutely no bear ing on the situation. Undoubtedly he was at odds with Mr. Paulson last spring. That fact, however, had noth ing to do with the board's dismissal of Mr. Paulson. The present issue should be settled without dragging in Superintendent Moore. So far as the question of the board's Justification in discharging Mr. Paulson is concerned the only persons in position to question it are tax payers. They may reasonably In quire whether' the board was right because of the liability in damages that will affect them, if it was wrong. To do so, however, they should come to the board and discuss the question around a table. They should not dis cuss it, as it was discussed last night, as a grievance of the pupils. The Bchool board, let ns remember, is charged with the administration of a considerable Investment and the re sponsibility of so adminfsterng that investment that it will produce the best educational results for the chil dren of the district. We have had no complaint that it was failing in these duties. It Ib a thankless task, as we fcrve said before, and the part of good citizenship at this time is to give the board the support to which it is entitled. RipplingRhumes The Accident Oh, jings, how sick a driver feels, when he looks down and sees a voter tangled in his wheels, with mangled hat and knees! Me looks down through remorseful tears, and sheds magenta sweat, and though he live a hundred years, he never will forget. At most times he's a thoughtful cuss, who scans the road with care, as he propels his foaming bus adown the thoroughfare. Bui now a neighbor with him rides, and he would show her speed, and open wide the throttle slides, and she saws wood, indeed. She madly rips around a curve, and there the voter stands; it is too late, alas, to swerve, and on his frame she lands. The poor pedestrian lies flat upon the dusty lea ; the ruins of his Sunday hat are pitiful to see. The crown is dented here and there, the brim is badly torn, and never, on a Sab bath fair, can it again be worn. The voter, borne upon a door, is taken to the town, and babbles of the hat he wore, when he was stricken down. Oh. never may you know the pain of such a scene, I pray, and never may your gilded wain run down some hapless jay. Leave black remorse to t'other chaps, nor know the pangs they feel, and never let your caution lapse when you are at the wheel. RKI) CROSS SHOP PROVING SUCCESS The report of the Iteil Crosa shop activities ttlnoo AukumI 1, shown tluil $50 has been cloiiri'd lit tluit time, above all expenses, liuiucllnn room rent niul moving rlmi-gcH. A chock for Unit amount Iihh Imth turned over lo tht Homo Service section. A now plan to be Iwkuii now Is (ho woinon'K excliuiiKe, In which the lied Clous simp will luuullo canned goods on n 10 por rent rotiim IhhIoii. mid all kinds of needlework. The shop Is alwiiys ready lo receive nny contriliution, ami nlno welcomes of fers of any who will imslm hi con ducting I lie Hliop. They should tele phone to Mis. W. !. Newton. It now has u good stock on hand, and since moving into lis new (luui'tei Is much better ai'iunged than It was formerly. OPENING EXISTS IN THE FOREST SERVICE l-Aiitiiliuitltin For Kiinueii To te llelil October ii.-! Only One l:llnllile ItenuiliiN On l.l-l. An examination for forest runners will he held October i!!i in I lie offices of the Henchmen National forest. Only one mini' name reinalnn mi tlm list of eleglliles for this wink In Ore gon, willed gives II good opliorliiiilly for young men of I he proper iiuiill flcalloiiM lo enter l ho forest service, announced Supervisor II. I.. Plumb this morning. Application It lit It li M limy bo. smur inl ul the forest office or from llm civil nervleo roiiiliilHHloii, Bulletin "Want mils. Try them. AiIh" tiling ro- MUST PAY TAXES IiY WEDNESDAY E V E N I N G ttlttMUmMUUWSUIUUWUtiUWIM Tlhc Central rcflon JGanft I). K. III'NTKII, President CAKI.KTUN II. HVYJKT, Vice Preldent K. P. MAII.lr'KKY, Vice Pro., anil Manngrr II. M. HTKI'll KNH, ('a.hler HEN I), OKKCON I Tomorrow Is the lait day for the! ptiyniuiit of taxes If the penalty Is to be avoided. Chief Deputy Sherllf C. T. Toiril rmphaHlzcd todiiy. Ho urged the Importance of avolillux j penalisation. If w rv SINCE the war we all know where Cracow, Galicia, is but' who knows that in A. D. 1377 this town was celebrated (or mak ing felt hats and shoes. The illustration shows the arms of the Cracow Hatters' Guild in 1377 it stood for good hats. The Gordon crest stands for the best there is in hats today. CASHMAN BEND S CLOTHIER PREMIUM LISTS FOR FAIR GIVEN Premium lists for the Deschutes county fair and Redmond potato show which have been received In Bend show the usual list of prizes for live stock and agricultural prod ucts. The third day of the fair, Fri day. October 14. is designated as Bend day. Anyone wishing a copy of the list may secure It by application at The Bulletin office. I ' Bulletin . "Want suits. Try them. Ads" bring ttii attnewltdgmtntt to K. C. A, Luck? Why, man.Im the Human Horseshoe ! lift I CERTAINLY was born. UNDER A lucky star. FOR INSTANCE the tima. I HOCKED my bonds. TO PLAY the market. ON A sure thing tip. AND BOUGHT Slippery Ellum. AT SEVENTY-TWO. FOR A healthy rlsa. AND FOR CTen days. I HUGGED tha ticker. AND COULDN'T sleep. ONCE IT Jjmped two potnea. AND I walked on air. AND THAT very day. I SAW a sign. IN A cigar stand. THAT SAID Satlnfy." IT GAVE rie a hunch. TO BE satlfiflf-d. WITH WHAT I'd got. AND NOT hog the deal 80 I phoned my broker. TO SELL ma oi'L AND THE very next day. SLIPPERY ELLUM slipped. TO FIFTY FIVE. SO NOW I've gotten. t BACK MY bonrls. AND BABY'S got new shoes. AND NOW my regular smokes. ARE THE cigarettes. THAT "SATISFY." Your Obligations Are More Easily Met When They Are Paid by Check it's that "always knowing just where you stand financially" that assures the most eco nomical handling of money. And the surest way of having an exact accounting of your financial affairs is by putting your money in a bank and paying your bills by check. The management of this bank exercises every effort to give its customers the most satisfactory service. We extend to you a courteous invitation to open a checking or savings account with us. he (eutvnl (Ovcflon gimii I. E. III'NTKII, lmldrn( K. P. MAIIAr'FKV, Vice Prralilrnt We . WHENEVER you Bet that "Satisfy" hunch, play It Steer straight for the nearest stand and invest in Chester fields. This combination of fins Turkish tobaccos, blended with Burley and other Domestic loaf, will give you a new measur of cigarette enjoyment. You'ra in luck from that day on. este rfield CIGARETTES Lioorrr & Myerj Tobacco Co. n. IX Kj X L XL D A mm P Do )f on know chout rL.., r.tj . t ChrilerJUld package aflOt When Aladdin Plans the Bathroom KverythliiK Is In Its place with the rluhl eli-rtrlral Biillnnrcs The hi'uliT lo take nff the furly tnoriilag chill anil elvo the huili an aill'il luxury. No "goose llexh" mi a full morning wllh uu elfftrlc hiuliT all re.uly tn "plug In." Iluy them at Bend W aler Light & Power Co. :ui:u::ttn:iti:: :::K::s:::::::::r:::i:T:f:s:ntn:Kc::t:mu:K::t:::uif;i:!r::::t!::::t:::ffii:f:u::r:ittiKit:c::n:fitnn ::n::::::;:::::::::::::::::::t:i:i:ii!:i:::u::::!i:;:;;i:;::;i:;:i;:i:::;i:;:r:i:;;n::r::i:jn::i;j; Be careful of FIRE! l'ltOTECT THE KOI I EST. It represents millions of dollars to Central Oregon. 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