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THE BRN'D nflXETIV. DAILY EDITION, IlEND, ORKOON, WKDNKHDAY, NOV. U.1, 1021.
The Bend Bulletin
DAILY EDITION
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23. 1921.
TELEPHONE MANNERS
If you want a cross section ot
human nature, manners, customs
and the results ot intense partisan
ship we suggest that you get a job
answering the telephone in a news
paper office on a day wheu the peo
ple it serves want to know the score
of a baseball or football game, or
the result of a prize fight or an
election. It's a lot of fun.
Of course they want the news
as soon as they can get It and
they call the newspaper office tor
it. The request tor the information
does not tell much. Sometimes it is
. short and abrupt, sometimes it is
more mannerly and sometimes it is
altogether polite. The big reaction
comes with the answer. Occasional
ly, before the receiver is hung up,
we get a word of thanks. That, how
ever, is rare and unexpected. More
often the answer is repeated won
deringly as though it could not be
believed, happily as though the ques
tioner wanted but did not expect
such a result, or sadly as though
he bad lost a bet thereby.
Sometimes all we get is the slam
of the receive into its hook and we
must admit that, having held the
line to answer any other questions
that might .be asked, this is some
what aggravating. Sometime with
the slam we get something that
sounds like "well" but we are sure
that no one would be so ungram
matical when he means "Good" and
we know that profanity is not al
lowed over the line so we are left
in the dark. The prize kick, though,
comes when the questioner, usually
a shall we say it, yes, usually a
female gets the answer and lts
out a scream, ot joy, we suppose,
that catches as in the ear drum and
rings for an hour.
We got one of those on Saturday
after giving the score of the O. A. C.
-U. ot O. game and we have been
sort of wishing since that the wires
had gone out sooner than they did.
We do not like to hear a female
scream over the telephone.
Wonder how the world feels to be
cut off from Central Oregon this
way, anyhow.'
Oregon has gone wet again.
Fifteen Years Ago
(Prom the columns of The Bul
letin of November 23, 1906.)
The movement for a direct mail
service for Western Crook county
is appealing to every citizen in the
Deschutes valley.
The people of Prineville are en
deavoring to raise $6,400 by popu
lar subscription to pay for the beat
ing plant and plumbing for the new
court, house. They will undoubtedly
be successful. It is stated that the
building will not cost more than
$40,000.
There is apparently a widespread
desire to force Roosevelt into the
presidential chair for a third term.
J. M. Lawrence arrived in Bend
Tuesday evening and will be here
for a week on business.
It is reported that there is 14
Inches of snow at Rostand.
J. S. Smith of Prineville was a
Bend visitor last Friday.
The crew working on the Des
chutes Telephone Company's lines
has the line stretched as far as
C. F. Allen's place at The Meadows.
NOT JUST MEAT
BUT
MEAT!
jSppi.o&RhumGS'1
The Coroner
The coroner is busy, ho seldom has a rost; bo
rides in his tin Lizzie to hold another quest. He
wears out teams of horses when Lizzie will not go;
to sit on clammy corses he journeys to and fro. For
every passing minute bootleggers sell their booze,
and there is venom in it, and juice of overshoes, and
sudden death and thunder, and powdered bones and
crime ; and he who drinks goes under, long, long be
fore his time. Some voters think it funny to beat the
Volstead law, and so they spend their money for
poison rank and raw. The coroner is toiling through
bitter winds and strong; his clients will be spoiling
if they are kept too long. The winds are gallivant
ing, it thunders and it rains; the coroner is panting
along the country lanes; along the village highway,
and down the city street ; there is no road or byway
that does not know his feet. The boys must have
their bitters, from jug or demijohn, and, rounding
up such critters, the coroner goes on. The boys must
have their flagons the Volstead law be blowed!
And then they ride in wagons along the boneyard
road. And while the boys drink toddies, the coron
er's on his way, and on their tortured bodies he
places his 0. K.
DEATH COMES TO
ALFALFA RANCHER
J. X. Crow, Native of Iowa, Was Re
sident of Central Oregon 11 Years
Funeral To Be Friday.
Ending a protracted illness, J. N.
Crow, rancher of the Alfalfa section,
died yesterday afternoon at his home,
death coming as the result of gener
al debility which since last spring
had gradually become more and more
apparent. He is survived by his wi
dow, two sons, Melvin, ot Alfalfa and
Hugh, engaged in the lumber busi
ness in Africa, by two daughters,
Eveline, a teacher In the Seattle
schools, and Mrs. Henry N. Fowler,
of Bend, and by two brothers, Oren
and Elmer, both residing in Iowa.
James Nelson Crow was born on
February 17, 1856, in Des Moines,
Iowa. In 1880 he married Miss Mar-
mini' V IH; NrX
in.;;::
Are your
'EYE
MUSCLES
ruNCTIONlN& in
.PROPERLY ? '
t
r. The greatest perr
centage of eye afflic
tions is caused by the
sluggishness of the
' eye muscles. They
either become strained
through . abuse or
weakened by neglect.
In either case we can
determine the cause
and supply you with
the glasses that will
remedy the trouble.
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I Shoe
I Repairing
O'DONNELL BROS.
sccni
iiwiiirriimimunaa'.aaatiiiiwiiaianiiuaimm
The Oldest established
shoe shop in Bend.
Clothes Cleaned
and Pressed
AT
j LOVEN'S
Bond at.
ii;t3i;!mRmi:nKr:'.'M!:iu:u::iiirnri:unui:rj:i!!Riimiii
tha Harlan, and 14 years later mov
ed to the west, settling at Pe Ell,
Washington. In 1910 he came to
Central Oregon with his family, lo
cating in the vicinity of Hampton,
and In 1918 moved to a ranch near
Bend, 'eventually transferring his In
terests to Alfalfa, purchasing a part
of the Johnston ranch when the tract
was subdivided.
Funeral services will be held at
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Three Inseparables
One for mildn .V1R.GIN1A
Or for'mc!lovnej.2Tjr.LEY
Otis for aroma. TURKISH
The finest tobaccos perfectly
ifcd and blended
lOfoi-15
2 o'clock Friday urtornoon from the
Seventh Day Advmitlxt church In this
city. Elder O. M. Thorp officiating
Hui'lal will bo at Pilot Unite come
tory.
Valuable Ideas From Dreamt.
I often think that many of die iul
vhIuuMo t ti I tins wo know are li-nrnrd
by chance or by men the world Hiin
posf'd to be dreamers. It took lny
old Ike Newton, sprawled luxuriously
under the apple trre. to discover the
laws of motion as the apples dropped
from the wind-shaken uoukIis. And
the story of the boy watching the
tea kettle with the white Klnnt Inside
but emphaslxes the fact that keen ob
servation and dreaming may bo two
entirely different things. The County
A rent. In Farm I.lfe.
NOTICE OF SALE FOR DELINQUENT ASSESSMENTS.
Whereas, on the 4th day of February, 1919. pursuant to the pro
visions of Chapter 19 of the Charter of the City of llend. there wore
entered In the Docket of City Lleaa in the office ot the Hucorder of said
City, assessments tor the sprinkling ot certain public ways In said City
of Bend for the year 1918, In the following respective amounts, against
the following described parcels ot land, the owners or reputed owners
thereof being as follows, to-wlt:
Description
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lot
N. Lot
S. Vt Lot 10
Lot 13
Lot 17. Block
N. 175 ft. Lot 1, Block
Lot 9, Block
1, Block
2. Block
1, Block
8, Block
9, Block
Block
Block
Addition Owner Amount
1 Bend J. C. Vandevert $11.01
1 Bend A. E. McKennott 1.1.76
2 Bend Bond Company 3.92
2 Bond It. B. Milttlg '6.88
3 Bend O'Donnoll Bros 3.44
3 Bend O'Donnoll Bros 3.44
4 Bend E. M. Thompson 3.44
4 Bend Mont O'Donnoll 3.44
4 Park Bend Company 6.02
9 Bend J. V. Frerich 6.88
Lot 1, Block 10 Bend It. B. Mutilg 26.11
N. Lot 2, Block 10 Bend it. B. Mutilg 3.44
Lot 16, Sub. L. 2, B. 12.... Bend Stella V. Bnlrd 2.20
Lot 17, Sub. L. 2, B. 12... .Bend Slolla V. Balrd 3.79
Lot 3, Block 14 Bend J. H. O'Nolll 6.64
Lot 4, Block 14 Bend J. H. O'Nolll 3.78
Lot 6, Block 14 Bend It. B. Mutzlg...A 8.39
Lot 11, Block 15 Bend R. B. Mutzlg 7.91
Lot 12, Block 15 Bend Jacob Mutilg 3.44
Lot 1, Block 25 Bend Bend Company 6.16
Lot 5, Block 25 Bend N. S. Lelthead 6.16
Lot 6, Block 25 .....Bond Bend Company 6.16
Lot 2. Block 22 Bend Bond Company 6.16
Tract N. of Block 2 North Ad...Bend Company 9.16
and said assessments not having been paid.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That pursuant to Warrant No. 2-S, issued
by the Recorder of said City, to me the undersigned directed, I will on
Thursday, the 1st day of December, 1921, at the hour of three o'clock
in the afternoon of said day, In front ot the City Hall, at the corner of
Lava Road and Minnesota Avenue in said City, sell separately the aovornl
tracts of land above described for the amoant of said assessments, against
each, together with Interest and all costs and accruing costs.
Dated this 1st day of November, 1921.
K. H. FOX, Chief of Police,
1 27-133-1 39-145c Bend. Oregon.
Every home should have Flow
ers for Thanksgiving, It adds
to the festive spirit and enjoy
ment of the occasion and the
cost is very moderate if you or
der from us.
We can supply you with
Pot Plants and
Cut Flowers
Owi'nrf to the delay in express lervice
lit will be impossible for us to supply
Chrysanthemums.
Riverside Florist
Wall Street
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W Ml i: IN KMAI.I, TOWN
"No Woman Known," nt iho
1'ity tli.atro totiluht hit ruin Wmlo'd
aiiotlii'r ouviuhlo frvoril In i. II, Mil
lira in a a.'hli'vi'im'tit .
Tin) story wan i.dopinl for tin,
screen from "Fanny llorsolf," t li hu
manly Inlero it IllK anil wiiloly rrall
novel by Kilna I'oiiior.
till Inmtt'ly um! It unHiiiHi.lv, llilii
plot lire Inlroiliii'en Iho amlleiii'e Into
llio family lli'it of n sin, ill town con
pie it ml their two itlfteil i-lill.lren anil
so naturally Is Iho story stiunt; to
Kelltor with human Incidents ami the
strength and wenluiess of human na
ture that ten is anil lauitliter lulcr-
mliiglu III n uoiumon bond of uyiic
put hot lc ui:ilcrliinilliiK.
What's tin One?
Many it mini has iiiiiiuitcl in 1 1 vn
ninety joins iiml then iv loriiiilluii In
u week,
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no cooKlNa
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roumuins. A.k fur HORUCK'S.
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starring'for Fox
Films, writes:
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The judgment of 500,000 New
York men now wearing Monroe
Clothes, confirms Mr. Russell' state
mcnt. We Invite you to verify it
personally by inspecting our stock.
$25 $30 $35
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Yeast Vitamon
Complexion Secret
Banish Skin Eruption, Put on fhra fb
Strengthen th Narva and taamUt TLnmtftf
If you want to qulaklr i
Un mad oomplaxlon, pus aome firm,
healthy fleeh oa ytxtr doom, Increase
your nerve foroe and power end took
and feel 100 pe sent, hatter, ate pry
try takina; two of Maetfa'a tinT
VITAMON teUela with cms meal
awl watch result. Maatln'l VITA
MON Tablets eon tain Mchhr.oon
aentratsd. yaaaVYitamlnes as wall
as tha two other still more Important
vitamlnss (Vat Rotable A and Water
Aoluble C) sod are now being 'tiaed
by thousands as s tonio rartorativs
and aroasln oomplaxlon secret Pim
ples, boils and skin eruptions snran to
vanish Ilka manlo. the o mplraion Iw
eomes fresh sad beautiful, tlis cheeks
rosy, the lips red, the cores bright. Bo
rapid and smasing are tha results
that success U sbsolutely gusranteed
or tha trial oosts you nothing. The
soures of a lowing, radiant com
plexion Is from fswss. You can't
eipeot asternal apBUeatiotis to benefit
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lis afcr to remember the Saras-1 I ff?"
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good draggM.
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to PM On Firm FhJt,
Owf the Sarin Md mcraa)i i
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