THE I1END nUUJOTIN. DAILY EDITION, BEND, OltKOON, TUESDAY, EEIIHUAHY 91, I0-J3.
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1922. I
DO GOOD TO ALL MEN":
Let is not be weary in well
doinft: for in clue season we
shall reap, if wa faint not. Aa
we have therefore opportunity,
let us do good unto all men.
especially unto them who are
of the household of fuilh.
Galatians 6: 9, 10.
SHIM.VS WITHDRAWAL
George Shima, the Japanese pota
to king of California, is withdrawing
from Central Oregon. With others
he owned 17,000 acres in the three
Central Oregon counties and for sev
eral years past had grown potatoes
on some of this land, using chiefly
Japanese labor. Xow, according to
bis spokesman, he is disgusted with
continued agitation here against Ja
paneseolonization and although he
"never contemplated Japanese colon
ization himself be dislikes to have
his operations hampered by false ac
cusations which have made his ven
tures in Central Oregon disagree
able." How much of this, we wonder, is
the truth?
If Mr. Shima had no intention of
Japanese colonization there is no
reason why his operations should be
hampered. As a matter of fact none
of the recent anti-Japanese agitation
has been directed against Shima. So
far as we have been able to discover
there have been no accusations made
against him whatever. He had only
to proceed with his potato, growing
enterprises here, using American la
bor, and nothing, would have been
Eaid.
The truth, we imagine, is some
thing like this. Shima did intend to
colonize with Japs. When he learned
what the anti-Japanese feeling was
he gave up his plans and now seeks
to have other reasons accepted for
the action.
Apparently the anti-Ochoeo-Jap
fight has resulted in driving Shima
out. We regret to see a big potato
development leave but if it Is Shima
and Japs or no Japs no Shima our
answer would be no Shima.
Up at La Grande, according to
headlines in the Observer, a rancher
committed suicide before his wife.
Rude. He should have waited for
her.
, a . T. a a . - 1
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Poor Human Nature
It's human nature, I suppose, to comfort find
in other's woes. When rheumatiz, with tireless vim,
assails my shelfworn larboard limb, and I am rub
bing dope thereon, and raising Ned from dark till
dawn, I'm cheered by hearing news from Gregg's
he has the ill in both his legs. No more I murmur
and repine; he has a fiercer dose than mine. This
Gregg's a good and loyal friend; he's done me
favors without end; and gladly, gayly I'd respond;
of old Pete Gregg I'm very fond. Then why do I
rejoice to know that Gregg can duplicate my woe,
and show a surplus of disease in both his ankles
and his knees? And Gregg confessed to me, one
time, the details of a kindred crime. He had lum
bago in his back, and sat complaining in his shack,
consuming pills and other dope, all shorn of con
fidence and hope. His grief obsessed him till he
knew I had lumbago and the flu; two fell diseases
in my frame, and ready to give up the game. The N
tidings braced him for a while; he gave three cheers
and heaved a smile. I wonder why this thing is so,
that we can better bear our woe if told some neigh
bor, in his lair, has twice our grief and some to
spare. Our human nature's a surprise, and hard
to parse and analyze.
mu ii, wearing her husbniid'n pujum
us nntl a lilglt "Ilk lul,!
Report hits it that Mrs. llinvklim
became ti'irlfl .1 nt Unit moment by
the entrance of Iter hunhiind. How
ever, you cun discover III whul iniui
nur she liaiitlli'il the situation when
you see Die seieiimlUK bod-room
faroo, "Twin Hods," which Mr. and
Mrs. Curt or Hi'lluven are pieHentliiK
In picture form itiul which counts to
the Liberty llietiter tmilnht i n First
National tit (ruction.
CHURCH CARES FOR
MANY DEPENDENTS
Methodist Pensioners l.ccclted Tnliil
of yj,.'t.-.t),ti() In lii'Jl, IS.'iHMt
lucil lty Secretin)' Iti'lntt'N,
CHICAGO, Feb. 2 1. Pensioners
ut the Mt'tlimllHt-l.'plst'iinul church.
! which includes Its retired ministers,
their widows anil dtipiMidi'lit orphans,
correspoudlliK secrclnry of the board
of conference claimants,
Tliu H nui lint fur pensions III IU08
was $(100,000, he reported, while
now the umiimit needed Is fit, 000,
000 it year.
, The pensioners Include II.H00 min
isters, 3,787 widows, mill 701 chil
dren. Twenty-seven milled ministers mo
over U0 y nit in of hkc. TIio urn nil
putrliiii'li of the fh in rh Is IU.V. H ill
lli'i'd of Flint, Mich,, who wan lict'ii
Juno 2, 1823.
PERMANENT AS THE PYRAMIDS
Concrete Pipe Company
REND, OREGON
Sewer Pipe, Irrigation Pipe, Water Pipe, Culvert
Pipe, Buildinjr Mocks, Well Curbing Concrete Silos
If it's made of concrete, we make it.
Postofllce Box 157 Telephone 211)
received ,3.350.000 In 1921.
Report to this effect was niitde by
Dr. ' Joseph H. IliiiKftoy, Chicane,
I'a
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CITY CLUB BEATS
LEGION BOWLERS
The City club last night defeated
the bowling team representing the
American Legion three straight
games, making total of 2,441 points
to the Legion s 2,089. Dr. -W. G.
Manning rolled the high score, 195
points for a single game and 564 for
three games. The scores:
City Club
176 193
Manning
Devereaux
Absentee
Reidel
Springer
116
150
176
153
145
150
178
172
195
176
150
142
169
564
437
450
496
494
Wright Hotel William Kosnoviz,
Joe Mnrkee, Pendleton: T. J. Carson,
J. L. Hamlin, O.-W.; George Dlown.
W. R. Crow, Portland; Frank Shef
fold. Antelope.
Downing Hoiol Charles Davis
and wife, Portlnnd: Mrs. H. Roush,
Portland; William Cuhoss. Shevlin
Hlxon Co.; Douglas Johnson, Roy
Mitchell, La Pine.
Totals" 771 838 832 2441
American Legion
Boles
Ballantyne
Absentee
Runge
Bushong
132 164 119
128 138 155
150 150
138 126
137 154
150
102
146
415
421
450
366
437
Totals , 658 727 704 2089
An examination of past records
shows that Norval Springer's record
of 603 points, made Sunday, was
beaten by him just two years before,
when lie bowled 632 pins in three
games in the Brooks-Scanlon plant
league.
MOVIES
TWIN" BEDS FEATURE IX ODD
jriX-UP IX CLEVER COMEDY
AT THE HOTELS
Pilot Butte Inn J. K. Robinson,
H. J. Qulnn, George' A. Peel, J. C.
Naylor, G. S. Bright, L. I. Bullard,
G. E. Matlick, J. T. Hardy, L. D.
Atwood, F. Tiffany, C. A. King, J. R.
Keep, Portland; William Fitzgerald,
The Dalles.
Hotel Cozy D. A. Randall, Tort
land; Mr. and Mrs. Clair Bolton, The
Dalles.
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j The Central Oregon Bank
D. E. HUNTER, President
CARLETO.V B. SWIFT, Vice President
E. P. MAHAFFEY, Vice Pres. and Manager
H. M. STEPHENS, Cashier
BEND, OREGON
The disposition to save is the
sure .mark of determination to
succeed. Whatever your busi
ness, and whatever your pres
ent prospects may be, you can
not afford not to save.
One Dollar will start a Savings
Account with this Bank.
START SAVING TODAY
. It you are a loving wife, and if
you discovered a man other than
your husband right in your bedroom,
in fact, right in the other one of
your twin beds, what would you do?
That's exactly what happened to
Mrs. Harry Hawkins and she ex
pected her husband to walk in any
minute, too.
Mr. Hawkins had gone out early
in the evening on business and his
wife had retired at her usual hour,
without a sign of anything amiss.
Imagine her dismay when on waken
ing and tripping blithely over to
wake .hubby, sho beheld another
f ATARWiAL JELLY
It guaranteed by w yean
.w..-t In mtl.loi.l of
A mrlrint KnnJun'ft I
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70Tm.lmcnr
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ol jvat BUM
ad iJdrtM
KONOON
MLoncajxilU, Mlaa.
Wright
Hotel
Under new management
Lunch and Dinner,
family table style,
40 cents per plate.
Room and Board.
Reasonable Rates.
M. S. ELLIOTT
Manager
Is-
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BETTER WOOD for Less Money
And wc put it right in your Shed
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Red juniper or pine cut from live standing timber
or, if desired, cut from dry down timber. We
have our own wood saw, so can give you any
length. It will save you trouble and money to
" let us supply your wood.
J. O. HAGAN
"The Wood Man" Telephone 216-W
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WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE COOD USED
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HOLD OU OFFICE
FURNITURE
Electric Vacuum ( li'nm ri lenli'it ut ,Vlc per day. All iniihcs of
Sewing .MiiililiicK rem ril liy the liny, week or liiunili. Winn )u
need Furniture hcu
THE DEND FURNITURE CO.
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Our Prices Reduced 10 to 25 Per Cent
MOST SAINITAKY COOKING IN TOWN
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for ICeal Estate
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Now I.ocnlcd In ItooniH PLUMBING
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The Central Oregon Bank
D. E. HUNTER,
President
E. P. MAHAFFEY,
Vice President
The Shevlin-Hixon Company