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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1921
THE WAY TO FREEDOM
Ye shall know the truth, and
the truth shall make you free.
John 8: S2.
GOOD TIMES AHEAD
Is within our reach
in
of
Prosperity
America.
All we need to hare and to hold it
Is a sane, sure grasp on its simple
elements.
They are Industry, Integrity and
Faith.
These are the cardinal virtues of
human relations. They are the under
pinnings of healthy, natural business
life and the foundation of a whole
some social system.
They are the fountainhead from
which progress springs,
A well-known business economist has
called them the "Fundamentals
Prosperity."
Buying is the backbone of prosper
ity. An active market means more
employment, steadier earnings; bene
fits are passed aronnd.
The call of today is for cheerful
thinking, willing working and con
structive action by you everybody
NOW.
Tomorrow's change for the better
will come about through the combin
ed efforts of each and -everyone of
us.
By sheer force of numbers and co
operation, by the high power of heart
and mind, we can put business on
firm, stable basis.
We can do this because all of the
material factors making for better
business are right.
Let us link our faith with Indus
try, our vision with courage, and
forge ahead.
Let's make an uncommon effort to
ward a common end Good Times.
A message from the Associated Ad
vert'slng Clubs of the World.
COMMUNICATIONS
TRAFFIC SUGGESTIONS MADE
Bend, Ore., Oct. 12, 1921.
To The Editor:
You asked for suggestions on auto
mobile parking on business streets.
Here's one.
The system adopted In Pendleton
is very practical a reserved and
marked strip along the center of
streets in which cars are parked in
oblique positions, being entered from
either side. The several advantages
of this system are obvious.
On the Pacific and the Columbia
River highways the custom of dim
ming lights when meeting other cars
is practically- universally observed,
there being very few violations of
this requirement. This does not
seem to be observed by drivers in the
rural districts in Central Oregon.
Furthermore horsedrawn vehicles do
no', carry head or tail lights, as re
quired by law. The pitch of lights on
autos, as required by law, do not per
mit a driver to see the road very
far ahead. Consequently he comes
suddenly upon a load of hay or wood
when to all appearance the road
ahead Is clear. In the event of collis
ion and damage In circumstances
would most likely fall upon the driver
of the horsedrawn vehicle.
' Motorist are entitled to protection
through the enforcement of the law
pertaining, to lights on vehicles of
whatever kind.
I hope this' observation will be as
welcome as suggestions called for on
street parking.
X. Y. Z.
Motor .Madness
My shining car no more you see around my
stately residence; the windshields hanging from a
tree, the axles are astride a fence, and wearily my
weird I dree, and wonder why I have no sense.
"Don't go so fast," I have been told by many wise
and nrudent guys, "or soon a wooden box will hold
a delegate about your size;'' their counsel was as
good as gold, but prudent counsel I despise. And
so I stepped upon the gas and made my gilded
wagon fly, and I would let no auto pass, however
fiercely it might try; and sage advice like sounding
brass appeared to me, as I whizzed by. "I've warned
you once, I've warned you twice," the friendly speed
cop to me said, "and if I have to warn you thrice,
a prison cot will be your bed; or maybe you'll be
laid on ice, with tapers at your feet and head." My
pastor urged me to reform, and use my small supply
of brains; 'all day," he said, "the sapheads storm
along the pike in noisy wains, and soon the coroners
will swarm, and sit on your and their remains."
And so I went my dippy way, and laughed at max
ims and at saws, at frantic speed I pushed my dray,
and busted all the traffic laws ; and now you see me
here today, the worst old wreck that' ever was.
Learned surgeons trv to make me straight, but
they are worried and perplext; apothecaries near
me wait, and pastors, with their timely text; and
staid morticians, at the gate, are saying that their
turn is next.
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Rear Admiral Newton A. McCuIly, United States Navy, is a bach
elor. When the people of the Crimea fled en masse last winter before
the Russian Red Butchers, thousands of children were left without par
ents. McCully's ship was at Sebastapol, and he picked up the six
waifs shown above He brought them to America on his shipand has
legally adopted them. They are shown going to school in Washington,
where Bachelor McCully has set up a home at last (or himself and them.
Lines to Be Remembered.
He who rails In the aid of an eounl
endrrstandine douliles his own; and
be who profits hy a superior under
standing raises his powers to a level
with the height of the superior under
standing that be unites with. Edmund
Burke.
Why It Exists.
An Arizona entomologist rlnlnis in
have discovered usefulness in the eh!-.
ser. Wt don't know hat It is. hut
our guess is that the chL-ger prists
solely for the purpose of giving neoi.le
something to do when they might oth.
erwise be comfortably doing nothing.
Seemtd Only Explanation.
Wilbur hail Keen the vnrtntis ped
dlers coino through the alley with
horses and wagon pulllns their ware.
S.i when the sclxwu-e, grinder appeared
one dny currying the bulky machine
on his hack there seemed to he hut
one explanation possible to the hid.
When the man ciime near enough Wil
bur asked sympathetically: ".Mister, Is
your horse dead?'
Inventor Well Rew.-raed.
For his Invention of l.ul,l,; metal, a
soft, antifriction alloy u.ed for hear
logs. Iaac llal.Mtt reeehed reward
of Stfi.firio fri r-',",-,w.t
Dutch Concsrt.
A Dutch concert Is a so-called con
cert In which every man sings bis own
song at 'he same time that his neigh
bor U also singing Ills, a practice not
necebsarily so national as convivial.
There Is mmtVr form of Dutch con
cert in wlilcli e.ich person sings in t jrn
one verae of any s.mg he pleu. some
well-t:Down chorus being used n a
burden after t-ech verse. When every
persou has nitig, all sing their repec
tlve rong. slmulti.i.eous'y as a grand
llnale. . ,
TLhc Central rcflon-SBanF.
D. E. HCXTErt, Fresldent
CAKI.KTOX n. KWJFT, Vice President
E. P. MAHAFFEV. Vice Pres. and Manager
H. M. STEPHENS, Cashier
BEND, OREGON
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
3aving3 account with us.
he GEeniral COrcflou gemij
K. HUNTER,
PraiMeot
E. P.
MAHAFFEY,
Vice President
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NOW IS THE TIME!
The mills are putting on "more mm. There a re not any idle
men in the city now. More must come in. Bend is shy of homes
right now. , If you want it home at a reasonable juice and easy
terms, now Is the time to get it. Don't delay.
Bend Investment Company
(The House of Service)
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uHHemliled fur a motion pleturo pro
dui'tinii wim eiiKiiKi'd In the making
of this work mill it end In n thrilling
climax of Hpefturutiir an-Meit uinlil the
veering fluwa of n New Kniiliind lll
Kurd iitul the explosive tireuking of u
river lee gorge, ull of which enthnill
ux only a ('rlfflili effort run move
iimlieiices. The tender luoineiitH. tin
triiKlc episodes, the IhiikIiiiIiIk hIIiiii-
tloiiN mid the Hilrrlng hcciici urn ac
cent tinted by iiiiiiNiuil oicheHl nil nr
coiiipiiiiiiiieiit, pronounced the moat
t i ti I It I 1 1 h yet iitiempt lii I ho theutrn.
Ilka Father. Like Daughter.
The trio I. n. I. a of the ruthcr nre
nienlly him, ted .on to ill, dnutrhter,
while the ami Inherit tlioax nf the
mother
nill'IDUIl OM WAKI
wn.tUM.roa mloovction.
tiraiiil Timltr.it mihI humtiy.
PIPE OIUJAX INSTALLED
Ft 111 I.IHKItTV ItEtfPK.MNti
Announcement hns been made of
the reopeuliiK of the Liberty theatre
Tuesday nlnht. with the plcturliution
of one of the oldest, yet, most dod-
uliir stories ever told on tho screen:
"Way Down Kant."
t'liimual interem in attached to this
opening ierfrmaucp owlnit to the
fact that it will be the Introduction
of tho flint pipe ornan In llend. A
Wurlitxer unit orKan haa been Initiall
ed and the entire theatre has been
refinished and decorated, during the
time It haa been cloned.
If poanlble, "Way Down Kant." pro
duced by D. W. Griffllh the Keniun of I
the acrccn blda fair to ecllpne even
the enormous vokuo enjoyed by "The
Illrth of a Nation."
This plcturitation of the famous
staRc succens furnlnhed by Lottie
I'.lair Parker and Joiu-ph Orlsmer
Koes much farther than the original
tale. .Mr. Griffith lias begun where
they halted, lie has not made It a
provincial thing; attempting to ex
plain nothing he haa welded a theory
of eternal love and In so doing has
removed his people from time and
period. 1'onnpRned of a vlnlon and
mentality too great to be handicap-'
ped by anything, he has brought I
forth an epic far more than clever
Our Brown
Bread
-full of nutri
and easily di-
stomach.H
Is made of wheat flour
tion, delicious in flavor,
jested. It makes healthy
and hearty bodies.
If you are a pure food advocate,
or just a lover of good things to eat,
you will he delighted with our Hrown
IJread.
Place your order today.
American Bakery
Two StoreH
Oregon St. and Newport Ave.
It has the ring of genius. The simple
fun of plain people is brought forth !
in greater measure than the stage i
nlav version could ever bone to attain i
and offers keen contrast to the suf
fering and woe of Anna Moore, her
' hopes and struggles. Probably the
grentent cast of capable players ever
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Better to be Slow and Sure
Than Fast and Sorry--
June l.iM-nu.e a speed rl iloean't atop )ou every time you
step on the acrrlliTittor anil watch the illnl of our speed
ometer rreep up lo 40 and 4.1 mllea an hour I no rca.on
j.... ..i Mi-e, K'""i jimgemeni. iio your own
spe.il cop. IteinenilM-r when you drive loo fnt you rn
danger tho Uvea and properly of oilier people n well a your
own. Ilealde faat lrlvln damngea Hip road more llinn
anjllilng elxe.
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
i:auaii:i:a:::a:iia:aiaaiaia::ai!::uajuu:a:i:aiiiauimiiaa:!uiiim:iuimiiuiniii:aiii!:mim:iiuaiaan
Do Not Wait Too Long
Jack Prnat la wnltlnK Junt around Hie corner wllh
Ills Mipply of miiiw and aleet ami lee, anil llrtl tiling
you know your car will lie out In Hie rold.
And ull Hie good lorauo pliiee In our IiIk, linn
Kiiiigo ImiIIiIIiik will he inagil for Hie winter montlis.
To leave your car out to stand the weather roatN
more money than our monthly storage rale.
KniriiKR your
apace la available.
whiter storae quarters now while
Convenient location building unurpncd In tho
city.
Itn'es
lo o.Ter.
no morn than others charge who have leas
Central Oregon Motor Co.
Fold Hales and Service ' llend, fh-cgon