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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1921)
THK ItK.M) HllXKTIN, DAILY KDITIO.V, ItKM), OKKUON, H ATI It DAY, 04 TO II Kit 20, 1021. TAGS DE1V OF DEATH WILL FALL ON ARMIES IN NEXT WAR UNLESS USE STOPPED BY AGREEMENT lly A. I.. Ilradforil I United I'm Ml.tr ('..rr.K,nd.nO WAHIIINIITON. C:t. 29. Tim Ji'W of I leu Hi! The noxl wur will In) morn horrlhlo thun the lust world calnntropho! Thin iiril Id Inn, frequently heard from not only army and nuvy ex porta lint (mm Hi" average cIIUimi, seems curtain of fulfillment uiiIohh mm) nummary ml Inn l taken by tlia forthcoming Washington confer ence lit iirnhllill or restrict thu tine nf thnnit Intent wur devices. Oiiii of I hi' three niuln subjects In lin taken up ul Hid roiifi'ri'iirn under llin lii'ouil ijiienllnii of llmltutloil of armament Ih: "Itules for rontrol of ni'W agencies of warfare." Tli rhemli-al wurfuio service of Urn American army Ih believed to pos sess tmliiy Him deuilllenl poisonous fens In llin world. TlilM Ih culli'il "Lewisite," a gas developed during thu lultnr iurt of the wur ly Win (ml Leo Lewis, a prufensor of chem istry ut Northwestern university, but never used III Hi" last wur. A iiuunlliy of this gas. riilvuli-iil to 111 rem drops, reaching a lnun' Imily In liquid form, will kill. I.ewlnlto U similar In mustard nun. H burning gas, whlrh caused llii major port Inn of Hid ku casualties of the wur. (ins wuh never u from air plane during Hm wur. hut It Ih un derstood that llin chemical warfare service Ih prepared. In a fulura war. In let down from fleets of alrrrafl a verltehlo rain of moot powerful ganea Thru" gases won III be released from lanka rarrlvd by airplanes, anil would drift lo earth In lliiilit form, aa a light rain or dew. Tho mus lunl icua evaporate mora alnwly thnn does tho I.cwlnttc, thua retaln 1 ii K lla power (or Injury by buruliiK lunger, hut Lewlsllo Ih I lie deadlier of the two. A' picture run tliua lie gullied of ulrpluiiKH, In a future wur, lotting down IIiIh "dnw of death" on armies In Ilia field, mid on cities In buck of thn fl rln k linn, Hhould Ibis lie re sorted to. rnliitliiK out Hi" Importance of Hie una of polMouoiia kuh In war. Ilrlgiiillor-Oeuerul Anion Krlea of the rlixmli'ul wurfuro aervlca Ha Id: "Thn uhii of kuh makes avtutlon ten times u powerful ua It would ordinarily he. and doiiblna Iho value of every oilier branch of wurfuro. "TIhi linporluiire of run Ih evi denced by 111" f aft Ihut 27 per cell! of thn Amerliuii cusuallles during the wur wuh rutiHed by HiIh new agency of wurfuro. Then, loo, tho ruHiiullli'H ruimed by all llin weupoiiH of Infantry thn bayonet, llin rifle, thu bund Itreiiude, thn mui'hlnn Kun were only allxbtly morn thnn thu gllS CUHIIUllleH. "Home oilier iiuIIoiih prohulily would he glud to know thut we hud pledged ourselves not lo uho puinou oua kuh. "I do not hollevo thla government Hhould finer Into any agreement not to uho M while there la a possl hlllly of thla country being placed ul thn merry of an outlaw nation breaking thla pledge, an (iermuuy did when aim alnrled tho uao of Kim III thu World Wur." SECOND PRIZE ESSAYS GOOD GOING AND GARDNER AI'vK AUTHORS Nreil of Oregon I'rodudn l or Ore gon 1'ulronage Kliown Kiiiphanl l.uid (In l'u)roll Dollar 10 Year Old lloy In Winner. Kerond pluco ennuya In (tin "Ore gon rrodunta" contest conductnd by Annorluteil iniluntrlo in the public hi-IiooIh are publlntied toduy, the flrnt, "Oregon Munufuctured Prod ucts," by ThomuH (ioing, who re ceived the ni-i'iind uwurd In the high school iIIvIhIoii. Ros In Abundance. When roM-a are In lie grown out of doora iiuike culling about alt Inches long from iimlure wood in 'he fall be fore serie fret-zing w.-uilier, tie In biindlra and alore In u..:i rhiiiI over wliiler. They are plantej In V-Hhnped treiii'hea In the Hpring. o'.th only one bud showing. When gin a under glas, ruttliiga ore luuile u ,.w'inl,er and Ik'ivmlirr and pluiilr.' n .ind In rold frniuea or CimiI gi.-v.ir i..rn -a. polled In Kehruary or Man-h mid p'mi'cd out In the open ground when wa.'i.i weather Oregon, In ull probulilllly, ban morn nuturnl resources than any other Hint", and aa many any Hlinllnr amouiit of territory on the glohn. One-llftb of all the ntundlng timber In the world in found on the nlopen of our mountain run Ken; enough wuier power la lying In our HlreuuiH lo drive III" wheels of thou nmiilH of greut furtorieH and mllla. We have many undeveloped beda of mluerul, Ihoilnaniln of acre of tllla bln land and enough of all the natu ral glfla of nature to make our male the beat, commercially. In America. The number of embargo Indun- trlen In Oregon la atupenduoua, we have liundreila of Induatrlea that urn not yet turning out any part of thn produrn Ihut Ihey are cupuble of with development. Ijick of trnnnportallon facllltlea are to Home extent keeping thene from being ex plotted to thn fullent degree, thla however, la being rapidly overcome. Among the many manufactured produrlH of Oregon tho paper Indua try loo urn high. Thla Industry, which la In Ha Infant atago, showa ponnl bllltlea of great development and If fontered may make ua one of the greateat of paper manufacturing alatea. . Tho mineral dnponlta of our atate Have You Ordered Your for Halloween? Let us aid you in supplying Pastries for your Hallow'een festive. Call at either of our stores and we will lie glad to olTer suggestions to aid you in selecting your sweet goods AMERICAN BAKERY Two Stores Newport and Oregon Include ulinont every known mineral from gold and allver to potnnh, aoda and nllralea. The great flelda of oil a In Kuatern Oregon offer lin op portunity (or an etiterprlne that would bu unnurpuHHed anywhere elite. Tho gold and copper mining Indus try Iiuh been growing for fifty yeara and In continuing to do ao at an even greuter ruto than heretofore. The mining Induntry of our atate openu up a probability of manu facturing many metal article aucb aa caim, which could be uxed in our great canning factories on the Co lumbia rlvt,.", and at the varloua fruit cenlera throughout the atate. Our nitrate heiln offer to induntry the poHHlhillty of lurge fertilizer fttctorlen, the output of which could be eanlly lined In our own farming dlHlrlciH. In Central and Kantern Oregon a great part of the world'a pencil wood la found. The pencil Induntry p yet In the eurlient atuge of development and offern opportuiiltlea that ore un e'liiuled elnewhere for auccennful ex ploltiilion. In Hin production of raw leather and wool, Oregon ranks with the greatest alock countries in the world. Very Utile of this raw ma terial however Is manufactured Into finished products at borne, the ma jority of the raw material being sent to other slates for manufacture. The runt field that is thus offered to In duntry for development Is as yet practically untouched. Another Industry that Is rapidly growing In our stale la that of rub ber products. We already have aev eral roncerns engaged in the manu facture of automobile tires and other rubber products and this industry is rapidly rlning In Importance in our Induntries. The manufacture of household furniture, phonographs and other wooden articles offers room for very great development throughout the state, because of the (act that we have all the materials necessary (or the production of aucb material. Another practically untouched in dustry Is the manufacture of dairy products. Thla Industry, while It is flourishing In various parts of the state. Is yet infant stage. The vast amount of pasturage throughout the state makes thla an Industry which, although one of the largest In the state at present, is capable of al most unlimited development. Ily using Oregon products at home we reduce transportation cost to the consumer. Klnce transportation costs play a big part In the ulti mate price of manufactured prod ucts we thereby reduce the pur chase price and save money for our selves. Therefore from an economi cal stand Oregon products are the best for Oregon luns to buy. With the Increase of manufactur ing In the state the population will correspondingly Increase. Thla will bring about an increase In real es tate value and atimulate building and kindred trades. Transportation facilities will also be bettered to all parts of this stale because of In creased production causing a de mand for more railroads and more and better highways. The Increase In atate funds through taxes levied on factories, mills, etc., will bring about better state institutions and schools, as well as providing funds for other public Improvements. In this, manner will every Indi vidual In our state be benefitted by the state's increased Industry. The next point is: How must we bring this about? The answer Is simple, merely patronize home product! aa nearly as possible lo the exclusion of all others. Harvey Gardner, who is ton year of age and a 5 A pupil in the Held school, took second place out of all the contestants from the grade schools of the city. The title of bla essay Is "The Importance and Value of Oregon Products and Orogon Payroll." Oregon Is the state In which we live. We should honor our state as we do our mother and father. We must work for our atate as we work for ourselves. We must ex periment on things and find oat new thing so that we may make our atate progressive. We have lumber mills In Bend and the lumber we manufacture Is sent all over the world. We have (Continued on Page 7.) Safe TtUlk for INFANTS & INVALIDS r acv crua Horlick's The Orig iaal Avoid Imitation aaa Sobstitotaa. Parfrfant,fiv!Mi andOrowtnt'Chtldrm I 6e The Original I'Ood-DrirA For All Ages I Rich Milk. Mllf d Or.ln Rntraet In Powdr No Cooking NourubingDigertibU Attention, Folks ! When Baying Your Pastries, Do You Consider QUANTITY and QUALITY? We Specialize in Quality as well as Quantity. In our goods you get that sweet, rich, home made taste you like. Try Oar Bakery Store next to Liberty Theatre Home Bakery and Pastry Shop Milk Bread, Pastries and Confections Hallow'een MASQU BALL' For the benefit of DESCHUTES COUNTY LIBRARY At The Gymnasium October 31st, 1921 NEW ATTRACTIONS BEST OF MUSIC LIBERAL PRIZES REFRESHMENTS DANCERS, 75c SPECTATORS, 35c