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EDISONOFFERS
TO AID SCIONS
Scientific Bill Making Plan
Is Proposed By In
xventivc Genius
Ky Keiinelh W. Dark
I'HiU I'rwi SlatT O:trrwton.ient.l
WASHINGTON. Auk. SO. Thomas
A. Editon, Inventive genius of the
century, lias offered a "scientillc bill
making plan" to congress.
This was learned by the publica
tion of Edison's testimony on the
Muscle Slioals. Alnbamr., power und
nitrate, projects
before the seuato
agricultural committee,
i i w.i.i, ,ri
. , . ,, ., I
the war." the aged inventor told the,
committee. "I found out after a while ;
that a lot of these fellows that were
running the details of this govern-,
ment were false: they were not the
, , . ,, . , ,
real thing; they were counterfeits. j
"I am surprised that you don't
draw vour bills differently." he con-1
tinued. "llraw up a sekeleton of,
your bill and specify the initial thing
you have to do, and when that is
done you will And out what the first
step costs. -
"Now, go ahead and continue it on
by supplement, so you will know the
progress of all your legislation and
make them show up between each '
, .... .,,, ,, ., ;
supplement. ou would have saved ,
five or six billion dollars here and .
you would not have got a lot of these
inefficient people.
"It conies in sections and each time
they come for more money you make
an amendment to the net. Let them
have It, but they have to show up.
"Under the war administration no
body had to show up. You will have
It showed up by and by.
"You should always pass a bill that
contains just the rudiments of the j
entire bill." Edison urged, "then you ;
have the first start, the instrumen- i
talities you start with to make that!
thing function; and spend several j
million dollarh.
"When you have got through the
Qiai-o it ihnm mo tn pnnipe.!
j j,h.ii i:She came to visit Hay. the foster son
uu 6 .v.o
go ahead a little further, and when
you have got through an examination i
of what has been done, you will know
it there is anything rotten in that,
because you will see how all the
money has been spent.
"But Iho way you do it uow you
mase me om ana quu buo never
hear anything, and you try to get j
some Information and you don't get
any and all. They double-cross you
all the time."
HERDER ADMITS HE
CAUSED FIRE; FINED
Five Acres Of Jack Pine Burned
Over At Crescent Bowman's
Crew Is Active.
M. C. Berry, sheepherder, pleaded
guilty yesterday in justice court at
Crescent, to a charge of causing a
lire which occurred near there Sun
day, it was reported by J. D. Bow
man, fire warden, on his return. Bow
man and liis crew extinguished the
fire. Five; acres of jack pine were
burned over. Berry paid a fine of
$25 and cijsts.
A fire reported yesterday in the
vicinity of Paulina creek'was gotten
under control last night with dam
age to lessj than an acre of timber,
Bowman reported. Lightning was
believed to.be the cause.
iiitxA
1;o Holders of
The United States Treusury lias Issuer! a rail, for
tho jedemption on December 15th, 10:22, of iiliont One
ISillian Dollars of the 4 94 per cent Victory Notes out-stunqinK-
'I'hB notes called for redemption hear the distinguish
ing letters A, 11, C, I), K, or V prefixed to the scriiil
number.
In order to provide for the Rrndunl retirement of
these notes, the Secretary of the Treasury has announced
that until further notice 4 i per cent Victory Notes will
lie redeemed upon presentation with all unpaid coupons
attached nt par and accrued interest to date of delivery,
We offer our facilities to our depositors mid to tlic
publw: for the redemption of their outntnnilliif? Victory
Notes.
The First National Bank of Bend ft
Trim Bixi or Suciiau Skv viom
Thii Bank b a Member of
FINE LEVIED JUST
ELIMINATES PROFIT
A Una wlueli neatly Biibalracled the
proflt which H. O. I'iery hud expected
from running with n touriiiK car uiul
a truck under the same licetme, was
levied by Recorder lioss Karnliam
Monday, following I'lery's arrest by
Statu Truthc Otllcer Karl II. Houston.
A license for the year would have
cost $35. A license from now until
Hie end of the year will cost $17. SO.
i So tit Houston's sUKRestlnu the line
was made f 17.50.
C. O. I. PRESIDENT
ILL BUT IMPROVING
POWKl.l. lil'TTK. Aug. 30. J. A.
HiKKs. president of the t'entral Ore-
gon irrigation district, has been quite
ill for the past week, but Is convalea-
""'" '" l'ent.
George and Frank Kissler. with
11onuU, ,,,., 0,n KissU,r ,mvt,
Rone ta tile huckleberry harvest.
The families of Jess Miller and
tieorge Whilsett, with C. M. Charl-
' , n","rlu'd,,f,;"m ,,JCn,"iK
huckleberries. They lllled all of their
bllckols allu C1,S- bringing back
o gallons in all. The family of Mr.
Hreedlove. who went along, remained
' th "'''"' ' P"'""
uei i lea iu uu.
Fred McCaffrey mid Miss Neva
Weigand wore married on August 21.
at the home of the minister at Mo
tolius. The groom is the only son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCaffrey of
Powell Butte, and the bride is the
only daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. Wet-
gaud of l.niiioiita. They are both
graduates of Crook county high
school and the bride has since been
llttenuin. 0reKon Agricultural col-
!,,-. ifier a trio to C'orvallis. Sa-
lem. Portland and other points, the
young couple have returned and will
live on McCaffrey's ranch nt Powell
Unite.
Rernice ntld Wesley Whltsett have
returned from a two weks' visit with
their cousins, tlw children of Henry
Whltsett. at Bend
Mrs. Alma Bussett and children
left for their home at Silverdale.
Wash., Friday, after a visit of two
months at the home of her husband's
Pj "
Charlton went to Redmond Saturday
night.
Charles Charlton nnd Edgar Pe-
Sat! '" '
The visiting nurse of the Boys' and
Girls' Aid society was at the A. W
Uayn home a short time last week
Mr and Mrs Ba
The Ladies' Aid' society of the
Powell Butte church gave a chicken
pie supper at Community hall Tues
day, night. A very good program fol
lowed the supper.
-Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson, vice
president of the Bank of Linnton
who own the ranch formerly the
. f ,, d George Hobhs
the first of the week, while they were
looking over their property
Mrs. Henry Edwards will move to
Prineville next week, where she will
remain for the school year to send
her children to the Prineville Bchools.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wurzweilcr
and daughter. Maxine, visited with
Mrs. Wurzweller's father. I la Mills of
Paulina, in Prineville all day Mon
day. CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
ClaRsifiL'd advert U in je charge per insue. 20
cents for 25 words or left. One cent per
word for all over 25. All classified adver
tising strictly cash in advance.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Thirteen milk cows.
Charles Triplett, at Tumalo.
15-74-Bp
FOR SALE Alexander Hamilton In
stitute set complete with course;
brand new; cash or terms: at sacri
fice. Write F. O. Hagg, 623 E. 31st
St., Portland, Ore. 13-74p
FOR SALE Pigs and sows that
have been bred. C. H- Hatch. Tu
malo. Ore. IS-74p
unit
Victory Bonds
the Federal' Reserve System
-itai,
V 11
KOU SAl.K Smiill pitta. Nol An
iturHUii, 1SK21. R.JT-.tOp
KOIt SAl.K 7 room, modern house,
S lols; cement basement; riai'ileu;
lawn and mini He. I'rico :t "J 0 .
'I'urnis. fall HoKumm 1'alnt sloro.
4-73-750
TOIt SAl.K At Imperial; store
hutldlim, 14x40: never occupied;
easily moved truck or sled. Well
liuilt of best material. Mrs. It. K.
Woods. Duncan, Oregon. 1)0-71-7 Ip
KOU SAl.K Pony. 4 years old, per
fectly geulle; not afraid of auto
mobiles or trains; safe for any
child: boy S years old has been rid
ing In in since June. Leaving llend
is reason for selling. Inquire 1 11(1
St. Helens I'laco. Telephoiin :I14W
1-72-77P
KO It SAl.K About
;1000 ewes.
M. llalley. Jr.
87-7 I tfc
ubout 1S00 lambs.
Slsiers.
USED CARS
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
SPECIAL PRICES ON
USED CARS
OVERLAND TOURING
Just overhauled '
$190
$90 cash, balance easy terms
OVERLAND DELIVERY
Refinished
$175
$75 cash, balance easy terms
MAXWELL TOURING
Good shape
$165
$65 cash, balance easy terms
Fords, Overlands, Chevro
lets and many others all
bargains. Don't be mislead,
these are all good service
able automobiles. We must
make room for new cars.
Deschutes Garage Co.
E. L. PAYNE. A. C. P1CKKNS.
Pres. 72-74c Sales Mgr.
FOR RENT
FOIt HKNT 6 room, modern, fur
nished apartment. 65 Franklin.
S-72-74e
What Do You Look For
in Clothes-
Puro wool, good style, correct
tit, long wear and unusual val
ue? $18.00 and Up
Tailored to your measure you
will llud it at
DICK, The Tailor n
Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOMES
Wiestoria, the most desirable res
idence site in the city of Bend.
We aro offering for the next 30
days some beautiful tracts rang
ing In size from one to four acres
at greatly reduced prices. Theso
tracts lay nice, Just enough trees
to make shade, each tract has a
perpetual water right, alno city
water and lights. Any man with
a family cannot afford to be with
out a cow, chickens or garden;
thcie are the very things that
makes life worth living. For
terms see
'HENKLE & MINER LAND CO.
BETTER.
EATS
are not available than
you can get at the
SILVER
GRILLE
Prices of Auto
Tops Reduced
Fords $12.50
Other tops In proportion.
Fords re-upholstered, 1)115.00.
We Hh'iolutely guarantee all
work. Nono belter nnywhere.
Brnd Auto Top
Shop
1.10 Greenwood Avenue.
KOIl HUNT Hlnnplng room and
hoard, In private family, limit Io
nian preferred. Inquire llend llul
letln. .1-7S-71C
KOIt UKNT Iti. mis by week. Pilot
Unite Annex, $6 per week. In
quire Pilot Millie Inn. 7l-f7tfu
WANTED
WAXTKD Khieily ludy to iieep
house for widower and two boys.
One desiring thv home nioro than
wages. Work Is light, tieo. II. Mac
tlregor. Terrebonne, Ore. 17-74-7lip
WANTKH- Sleeping roiiin and ga
niKii roiiin tor ear. Inquire Hill
let in. Ill-Tip
VANTKl Ity accoiiiilaul ; several
sets of hooks requiring two or
three hours dally to keep up. In
iliilro W. Yeoman, in C. S. Ilenson
olllce, Saiher llldg., or phono 27 S W.
1 4-74-760
WANTF.D Dressmaking by the day.
I'liouu 3!)d W between G alld 11
p. in., or call at Sill) ArUoua. Mrs.
Hull) lliirkhart. 6-73-i'lp
W ANTK'U -Woliiiiu reslnurant cook
for small town. Stale wages.
Write to llox tia. La I'lue. tlrn.
7-73-4p
WANTED Property limed with me
tor sale and for rent. I can sell
vour property. N. II. llllhert, Log
Cabin building. Tel. 15SJ U-73-74c
WAXTKD School girl to work fur
hoard nnd room und small salary.
Phono 33 J. 1 0-73-76C
WAXTKD Position us stenographer
or other olllce work. Four years
experience III Portland. Call 25S.
96-73-74p
Put it In The Uullotln.
LOST
LOST The party buying or trading
for 1K94 model Winchester pump
gun. 12 gauge, between Aug. U anil
15, wrlti) to J. K. Turpen. Shevlin
lllxnn Camp No. 2. K-73-fip1
The Rembrandt of the
Screen
The Great.
American Picture
"The
Prodigal
Judge"
An
Edward Jose
Production
featuring
Jean Paige
and an
ALL - STAR CAST
News Events
GRAND
Tonight Last Time
Two Shows, 7:30 and 9
' 10c 30c
The tenderness of
STEAKS
depend' much on how
they are cut
Try Our Steaks
We think they will
' please you.
O'DONNELL BROS.
f
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A wnmiin'ii uet'siiiper I cully mart-
Ml iromlses In "print Hie p'lli'l'iil newa
In uiibliised fashion." ,1. M. thinks It
might to have a I la III It to he cone
lileat ly feiiiliilne.
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If UJLJ
A pleatuire-lovlng rich lean, who had never known u HlrilKKlo
In hin life. A wonderful girl and a child, who had never known
anything else. New York, Heeling, surging, pulling them to
gether Into IIk swirl. And the beuiiilful stiuy thai roiiun front
It all will ma he your heart Kind.
.MILIlltl'll) HAIIKIK III I he rani.
From Ceorge M. t'ohnn's play. liancd on the novel "Kiichanled
Hearts." by DarrnKh Aldrlch. Ulrcrlcd by T. Koruiiiii. Scenario by
tValiteiuur Young.
AND
HAROLD. LLOYD
"JUST DROPKD IN"
mum
Mtlll'IOSSIONAI, AM
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. . JSilVl( rhynlelann nnd Hurg
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Offlc Houml :0 to 12: t t" llr. C. K. Illtn, link I'luui. tit,.J.
Wednoular nil Halurilay ovcnlna.. to t lluural II 1" 12 A. M. : 1 to I 1'. M.
IU-II M t:p.l.lr. O'Kaiw llldg. 7 lo II avgnlnua.
W. G. MANNING, D. M. I I BENDASVANCE
DICXTIST Wrli.ru of all klniU ot Imuranrr. Old-
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Suit 12-H, 0 Kano itiiildliiK h. c. km.ih
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PIANO INSTRUCTIONS Ii. MINER & CO.
Specializes on tlmo, haruiony nnd
tochnlqno. Orclumtra work taniiht Real EstiltC
to advance puplla.
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Formerly Orchorilrn Leader liram! Itonm liiil liione 1I-.1-W.
Thealer. Plionn HIDU. fil (imiritln
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I'honn: Oince, 23D-W. 11:10 IMcwurc
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Rooma 13 and 10 Flrat National VUn" vZlZhll!
, BanK n..lldin. I'hono 01. . PlllnQ ioTM. o! llox 40
(Dr. Coc'i Former Office) I ,
1 Tllc ,.1IW on.ee f p W. YEOMAN
W. P. MYERS 1 Expert Accountant
! Now Localed In Itooins 2'JII-H H,,ll"'r ,ll,,' ''''" '
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New I'lioue No. S59-W. - .
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Hour9: 0 to"l2-l to C.30 2 """S"H Av ,M,"" '
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' IKin't DlwotiniKiil . . .....
(iiavk iioi'K) TLUMIJING
Hope Electric Shop & HEATING
SU Wall Ht. I'lioiin llft-J. PlumhlliK and MoiUIiik 8uppllon
" Hath lloom AceoHBorloH, etc,, etc..
I BEND CYCLERY I I'ipe, Valves
i 121 MlnneHOtn Avenuo anl iri 1 1 imo-q
Now Open lor Ilimlnc. UUU 1 '"'"KS
Indian MotorcycloH, Reading Stan- TPI WPITAMW Ifto ?
ard BIcycloB and Trlcyclen, PartH, mijl UVLylU l.rj-J
AcceBHorlOB and Repair. '
In Cleaning Dronn,
llnl soup silils In IIiii ImwI ineillllill
fur cleaning geniilnu hrnli.'.r, Kwcet
oil. applied with a lirusli, In also
rlennsliig. The oil should ho removed
with a soft chilli.
gliomas
Meghan
'A
Prince
There
Tonight and Thursday
Two Shows, 7: 0 & :()()
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