The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, May 19, 1909, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextD. T. P. WISE DENTIST Crown anil llrldga Work a Specialty tniJWt MmhatiU Truil llulldlna llUWaahliiglun,rtr Mlh I'UIITI.AMU Oil fcOOtTII Hcnsa COFFEE TEA SPICES UAHINO POWDER EXTRACTS )IJSI KIOIIT hXDZ3Z!SSSS! CISSFTHDEV KM' WOUND, oni J A CURE FOR FITS riio Trenttucnt I to Accomplish Wiint Science llni Been Strug gling to Attnin for Ccnturica lb Inlenae Interi-M that haa Ii iHtnlfeete.1 OirMialMiut iliaMMxlrr If Id WMnUrrtil miN that aieMltKeetiflil.i(lali,a dally f I'MrftrHe. llll nwllxur, It la laaltir auriulalna Ida tut iiumlrf i-a.iiaiHeliae W.l)r l-i rutxl "f till and mnwHim, Ih MiUr that reerrlp.lr tier a ehaHae l tel Ilia Hmlleina. lata Itlal (itllaa, teltleMe lllreature lltalufr uf llpllelxr itul InlltwmlaU lwl I mill alauililMir firalall whurMllUia Ilr May ltirUij'. Ma l'..llMllU Naw Yirfk I Mr TZ T l. uee wo The Chinese Doctor Thla wnvlrful man haa ltade a lifsntutj uf the I-rafiaflla 'f Itaarte, lerhe ami llarks.ahd la al'lna lha .! the benefit uf hU ecrleea, Na Mercury, Parana rtirwiaUted. Na Ope'elleae a Catling (luarenteae In ruia Catarrh, Asthma. I -una. Htaanath and KH ey IrtaihWe, ami aU I'ltrete UUaj till a kikI Wianaei A OUIIC CANCCIt CUIUS Juet av4Trl f nan 1'rklfi, I htna eafe, aula and MUM. V 'alline'lnllawucae If ywu eennart fall. rite fur emt'ai UanV wv4 circular. ImUo 4 eefile In elampe. CONMJtlAIION IHtt The C. Gcc Wo Medicine Co. IV I, a.......,..,..,.... ..,. ,., w, , Tli Raaien t Make and Sell Mora Men's $3 00 4 53.40 ahaes Than Any Olhtr Manufacturer U WtM I ft,e Ike ra,f 14, WmII el 14, an! ,w,4iMalaeltM ee tl.le-4 aapeaU a4 C10U4 ,4ile.e la Sa e-ailay luwIMllbllti ff Maa a 14, ,4m, ee4 wtr U 14 .ae.tej ta ,.i? e.fMawel. U I4a4 aAaf a, lea ! ,ak.f U tfc laliatey It I aaali ak ra W ,.Mlr 1- l-Ua ae-e nat4a reeaeaaStaM a4aiU4ar4M'4iaH lea. 41 Wtur ,e4 ,ce ISea tat eliee m4, Va ltiaWa raa'a'4Wl Ml Vm flHH0 W ! Hll( taa K olf a. Hli. rr liaarr llanbar f Ilia 1'nnllri aUt lliaa Wainaraa, Jll ! alMal I lilMrria Kar aalabr aiailUfa airila. PAilTlfllJ I Hw !" llll I. k.flM llflU I lUll I atai awl ri a if't m Irtlimi. rMlCatarlrvlaUVaKlitaaltalr CalU aulla4 tit Y), L DO10LA. 14! f ui M VmllM, Man. PNU No. 30.0 yilKH willliin lnilTrtliari1an II I Miatillmi llila fiapar. ( I jy vnorl'tMorB MAPLEINE KiIW )trrTB:iiJu a 4 i tfi ' 4 ounces fdm rsLxrs? a& i NAWMrArrr.nftu yp.;j:rrt ffiguMNH rii5i .r.i"..vi teas?! KG Klji P&jTh aflv I i fi3 m. ..vri. :! EJ3 'iCNiiy aw Ok 'ftil .3lr. m&mzrw Im jiwp 8 The Mission Of thoeo corpuioloo In your htaod that Iibvo boon onlloil "Llttlo Soldlorta" Is to fluht for you nunlttnt thai Hlnnnan frnrmn 4hAt constantly ondnnttor your iionllh. , BIIUBIJ UUrIUDUIV UIU IIIHIIU honlthy unci otronn by tho uso of Hood's Onrnnpnrlllna Q Tliln tncdlrliin In a combination of morn t linn W illllcri'iit ri'inellnl nKenfi In iirnportloiiK nnil liy n procoM known unly to iHiroclvcn nnil It liitn for thirty yunrs liccn connlnntly jiroviiif? Itfl worth. No mibatltuto, liono "juat-tU'Kood." Ilrrllnril Ilia Pari. I'rrry llaiimnliln, will ywi marry ? Uanii-rolim- -iNiJa llwrllclolrn rcrilanl ynn Mat nlelil, ami I'm nut acting lint iltl to tlit Injiirnl. Tliono who kd'ji Hnmlltm Wlzunl Oil In tho houao do not hnvu a buy any other rrtniily for oro throat. No other remedy will euro thin trouhlo bo quick ly or no nuroly. Itfincinbor this. t'aunllf 'I'lirj- Arr. "I'roffiwr, what It tlm mrinlRC of U wonl 'liiniHdoxiia'i1" "Sir il'r lr, iinli)pr Ilia dftlrntlnn of It. Min' la aUtif lor 'iiMJlia,' ami Mojoa iiH4iin 'a word.' 'ilotiologut, Mord for uiuuay," Good for Born Eyet, for over 100 ycr.ru I'BTTIT'.S KVB KAIaVK hiut jionltlvoly cured ryo dl cnaoH tivorywhuro. All dniKciaU or Ilownnl llroi., lluirulo, N. Y. Tlia rlilimipy awlfl U truly a bird of lha air, for It norer allclil a fenrt ur Iniltdliii. It drop Into llio top of aomn inlilc iixtiillirJ clilmnry and cling, to Iti routli tlilra with liny frat. Dhako Into Your Hhoea am "- ! . I.... . ...m.I Imm (k.a tA It tr alnfut. awollrn. amarllnc, awrallaf f tat. Hakaa n. tbwaa aaair, KU W all Pruralala anjl Hh. MIm. Iia't aaariit aajr aut-lllula. fUrapM KIIKI- AtUrtu A. H. Olmalnl. 1 ll"T, N. Y. frnlialilr Kola I'roioVtd Molhar- Tommy, you'r tba plailiia of my Ufa! Tummy (iiusiHhc np to lifr) Von wouldn't talk that way If aawflaMly'd kid nap tat, wiMild you, itHiwniaT Moth.rt will flmt Mr. Wlnilaw'a flnothloa ajtiiitliatit latMFttr luiMlorllnlrcUU-ltaj luiluf Iba laatlilUC allu4. In n lllltrraul Ulaaa, Ml hrnr, MlUf, thnl jour wlfo hai Cimo Into Nx'h'ty. Una alii brcuino a (luliuiuunn yrtV "Indndr, an' f haa not cot Into tlmt tluaa; alio atlll a dutlron, aur.' N'W York Tlmra. May)CYcrvtto.c ov.xcowo toy vcqptt vcttccJicxXswWVWvcas siacc o o6tu kwiVco tj StTMvaucV cwoWs cwt.$3nTcfc.ar hajsiay.a ov5aC6o xauto ntty be CraiuaWy &'wy)cnscCl vW vvkn no veufcer wcciici.as cbX cj amC&CS VwTt(4vJTCi QTCC0Sb tauvc.aniivt. o suypaVcwavw JuvvcWows .vvtTOUi Acyottl uWv tnaty wouvxeper ctsvvM. vrcptrijjots.awtdvu0 fraWy. iMtoUttJ4aVCu5tyUy Uu cttvuwtt, WS a4 4 CALIFORNIA Fio Syrup Co, ioio oy all ir.oir& oauctiirs efilMtonnr-ars.ui.anaaKt 0 km bottu A flatotlna utrJ llir nir at Irmun or villi. Ilr lUaaoltlni. tanuiairi tuaar in wairr ami addintt HapWac. a ilabriuua iiu la rnadr ami a riui Ullrr than nuljlr. alajiWnr l.fia. It riat mih! Jar far J m. I rf (if IxM'k. CraxanlMff. Ca.,3aai ilapMnrlianlJlir mlllr ana Ilia, Wa. BAKING COMPLIES WITH AU PUKE POOD LAWS Makes the Bulling Sweeter, lilhter Always works riiiht NO FAILURES Costs YOU Loss NO TRUST PRICES 25 Ounces, for 25 Cents BEST AT ANY PRICE or your money back Flral Jnimnraa Ulnnanur, Tho flrat Jniiiiuao Nlowawny ftrr hrouuht to IIonIoii nrrlvcd on n Ntrauicr from fiondon tho oIIht ihiy. Mu kuti hla nnuio na TiikiiJo Nnkiiiiiiira, nitcd IV), n nd ilnli I tu fin vo liccn n inom- liar nf tho crov of nu Amvrlcnn aniline uafl. It wna Irnriud that ho wnn n anllna nu lionril tho Hlilp Jiihnnnn, which nr rlrtil nt rnlinnutlt, V.uit., miiiio inontha ago, Mo wtH HtnrvliiK In Iuiilun when Im ilcli'rmliii'd to oiini' to thla country, I In miiiiIitci1 nlmiit tin1 dock In lha 'J'linini'a nnil alido on honrd tho I'lilla dfliililiin nud hid In tho vosil hjinkiTH. Nnkflinurn mU ho wnn nil lhroiih tho ltiiliiii-Jiitim-H) wir, linvlnu tx-on one of tho cretr of n crulaor In tho Jnit nwan lliH't. lniH'(lor Hoot rxniTihxit tlir tnnn and ordi-rrd Hint ho Ih aunt Imrk on tlia riilliiiUOplilnli wliin aim hiivia on hor rvturu trip. On I'lnrh, j or ma prriani, amu in' jHnniri tnacnata, "you will linra lo l aaiunaa with fllllnr aoma Umixitury vncanry from time to tlraa," "I'll I mora than tatlnflfd." faltfrH lha daapalrliiK otflcaafakfr, "with any thine that lll fill tlia rarawy In my t oii) tli from lima lo llmet" CITC C Vllat lUnra ana artmn l(laafafm rilj..llr (i4 Ur Ilr I .laa'.lllaalMarfalla. alnr.r Haa-llnr rail 41 M lllllliOlaa4 lrllaa. 1)1 IL II, Kllaa. Il ,H Jtrth HI , Wlajtlt.hla. I 'a. Mnulr llirfl, ComtiiUhldiHr IIIiikIiiiiu of Km York, at n recrnt illiiinr, drKcrllM-d In a rnimt InlcriiilliiK manner tho inrthixli of tho aklllcd pkkHwki't. . "Ilo la ao very clover at hla lieat," conclndfd tht eoiniiilMhmcr, "Hint one inllllit nlmoat Mleve him cnptililo of tho fent nttrlhutcd. lo n Weateni atevc dore. A Kroup of atewdorm wero luiichltiir In a nhidtcn-d nmk of n wlmrf. One of them went ncrna tho atnt't for n oliic of chenille ldaeco, nnd In hla nlwnre nuother auhatltutiil for hla tin of pah eofTet' nud milk hla own tin of mltkloHH hlnck rorfe, U'lii'ii tho flral ateriilore. nlllir In Imilil. returnitl, ho coold hardly Udlvro hla rj ch, "Well,' he an Id, I'te heard of clever thleen. lint In awlix- the milk out of n fellcr'a iiilTf" l"a llio Inndl"' Tlin ,nrlrlll Mima MliBTa. It hiia liotui anld Hint Aalnllc nnllonn exrelled othera In the iim of tho alln:, and tho alluscrM of nu nticlent nrmy un'il their Utile weMMMia with terrible erfii't. "I heae tiilllvi-H line ailrli aktll. anyn one old hlatnrldn, "Hint It very rnrly hnpM-n Hint Ihey tula their aim. What umkea them ao crcnt In the um of the allm; la the (mlnlnc Riv en Ihem fnmi their enrlleat yenra by their mother", uho ael up n piece of breod huiiK at the Hid of n rod for n tnrKft nnd lei their children reiunln without fixal until Ihey lime hit II, when tho child who la the victor r tidxen the bread na tho rennrd of hit kill and H Heine." llailii'l llrnrliril Tlinl Nlasa. Phe So you nro nu author? lie Yc-ea. "Oh! how delightful It mint I to tnni oue'a Ihlns by wleldlns tho en." "Yea, I ulwnya luiiicluetl It would bt." HniiillrMiiral, Tearkr In llila free country of oura, chlldrrn, all- laty may hop lo ba I'rcal drill anme day. Curly Haired Urchin (ralalnx hl hand I Not me, irw'nin. Iy nanic'a Will lam JennliiEa llryan rihuon, Cblcaco Tribune. NllUUrallliB- at I'oaallila llrnaon, "Verana," luitlrntly aaVfd Ibe ml tre, "what lirinsa Ihat pollcemav to Hi hoiine ao mucht" Take a good Iwik at me fare, ma'am, niwcrnl the cook with a ahnper. "Do y think It'll aenre anybody away? Clilcnjo Tribune. NIUIIKl NunThe trouble with Hilly la that ha'a awkward when he'a In company. Ha iloi'un'l know what to do with hla banda. I'an Oil, )e, lie down ho told m one that )ou wore loo many plna In your ball. Cblraeo Tribune. 1 !!: IIITHIU "Na VUlUaViai." All laaVa, ralali Ilka , al ma1 hmnl trlfwa. Tao Htullb. !, II will! w fiwn 144 lo 14V Hu'4la lor ,11 naVa, Maaltlaaa iMila.1. B In tUOwonthlr 11" lltalUvr KkrlialiKa VA 4lant,pnirrr. Haa I'raualwo Nnr tu Htm, "Wlihtever ancveaa I haa achieved," arsnisl the lutMcucer with the akull cap, "1 owe entirely to heredity and environ ment." "That'a n firm I never heard of before," aid llio ptmeiiKcr wllh tlia loud necktie. "How lone limo you been travelluz for themV' Chicago Tribune. Tim l.tirklral Sinn. Kbcn So Mlaa Anthpio la koIiik to cot mnrrlcil nt Inst. Who I tho lucky mn ii? I'lo Tho clergyman. He's going to Kot pnld for It nnd nssimu'S no ro Rliouulblllty. Iiurr, "Wlmt wus It I'rlscllla said to John Aldcn?" "You mean, 'Spenk for yourself, John?" "Yen, what did alio menu?" "I don't know wlmt alio mount, but 1 know It must have boon before alio and John wero married that nut said It." Houston gt- helloi" fAnia. Uniting France and America by Wire less Phone. "Hello, I'mrlal This la New York." To start n conversation llko thin ncroan tht unlvcrso aeemn like an nchlavomcnt beyond tho dream of a JuIch Verna or tho Imoclnntlvo plcturo of n Hullamy Blorcr, yet In tho busiest city of tho world, New York, such an experiment will Uko place shortly, with every assurance of success. On thin occasion, when eclrnco nnnouncen Its triumph to tho world, aoclety of the nntlons will offer Its congratulations in n unique and unrivaled manner, and will fcuturo on its aoclal calendar n luncheon at which Frederick Townsend Martin will preside, that for Interest and charm will make all past society events seem commonp'ACo, when tho first wlrclcs luncheon will tako placo In tho salon of tho Hotel I'larn. Whllo thla luncheon In being served n voice will apeak uniting two of the greatest nations of history. It will bo tho volco of America's most prominent socloty man reading n message of Pres ident Toft to President Kalllcrcfi ol Franco. It will be transmitted to Mrs. Nora Illotch DeForcat In tho Metropol itan tower, tho talented pioneer of her sex In this field and foremost woman civil engineer in the world, who will rccolve this mcsiago from tho I'lnia and send It over a radio wireless telephone at the rate of 180,000 miles a second, to a fair daughter of I-ranco In tho Eiffel tower. Tho salon will be decorated to re aemblo a forest. Trees will be In full bloom and birds singing from their branches. Presiding at this table wlU be Mr. rredcrick Townsend Martin who will be the guest of the American Wireless association of which Dr. Do Forest is president. The guests will bo leading society pcoplo and scientific men of note. Mons. Eticnno Lianel, consul general of France, representing tho French government nnd ono of its guests of honor, has said that if wire less telephony is brought to a stato of perfection it will becomo a political and diplomatic time saver. Tho table will represent the Atlantic ocean. At ono end will bo the Metro politan tower, architecturally raised in candy; at tho other end will bo the Eiffel tower. On this miniature ocean will bo small ships of various nations sailing back and forth. Tho shoro landings of both France and America will bo appropriately represented. The menus will bo small telephone directories, and the dishes will be list ed as telephone numbers. The placo cards will bo wireless messsges sent from tho Kltz Cnrleton in Franco to the guesU arscmplcd nt the Plata in America. These massages will be re celved through wireless tuble phonis permitting tho guests at both tables to converse with each other, although separated by half a world. Tho waiters will bo summoned by wireless telephono and at tho end car riages will bo called by this means. The favors will bo small radio spark less wireless telephono outfits of very light weight and will bo utilized by the guests in the ceremonies attending the luncheon and carried nwav to commem- lorato the latest gigantic feat of mod ' ern science. It will take just one fortieth of a second for the message to travel across tho Atlantic and about ono seventh of a second to go around the world. Fol lowing 'this, mutual toast will be given by tho guests of this wireless luncheon who will be separated by an ocean, yet ablo to converse as if face to face. The value of thla marvelous scien tific and mechanical feat, can hardly be estimated, and will stand among the first half dozen scientific wondora of all time. Its effect upon tho trans mission of commercial business will be revolutionary, mid will mean that we :an communicate with Europe at tho coat now prevailing for a domestic tel egram. Tho great station in the Metropoli tan tower is now being rushed to n itago of completion. This will bo ab lolutoly the finest wireless station in the world. Its cost is not comparable to that of other equipments, as the sta tion comprises all sorts of experiment ing Appurntus. It is thought that 1300,000 would not cover the outlay if i structure as high as tho Metropolitan tower ha I to bo erected especially for th work. As long as tho tower has ilready been constructed, tho cost, out ltdo of tho apparatus, will bo neglig ible. Tho workings of the radio wireless peono nro wonderfully simple when tho complox problems involved and Kvrcomu In its creation nro consid red. In telephoning, tho operator talks into tho mouthpleco exactly as with ho wlro telephone and listens for a vply through a head phono instead of ruceivor. In order to get into com iiinicatlon with a wireless telephone tation, it becomes necessary to get .ho instrument to tho known tune of .ho other station and then press tho juzzer koy which calls the person to iho phono ut tho other end. Tho con versation is then carried on as if tho two operators were fuco to face, Tho mechanical principles upon which tho radio wireless telephone do pend aro simple enough, although thore m a groat difference of opinion upon lh actual explanation of the phenome- IK3aa,aayTJMaB'raBSgyaMMW4MBpaay2MdMyT 'llio Kliiil Von Iliivit Ahvnjrt JJonglit liui boriio tlm nlgnn turo of Glut. II. I'lftclior, nnd Jinn been Jiinilo under liln perMinnl miprrvlHlon for over II 0 jrnrK. Allow no ono to ilccclvo you in thla. Counterfeit, Imitation nnil "aJiint-UN-gooil" nro hut Kxiioriineiitri, nnil emlnugrr the Iicaltli of Children UtiicrJouco ngahiHt Kipi-rlmc'iiU What is CASTORIA Cnaforlu In ii InirtulrNi mibntltuto for Cn.ifor OH, I'nrtv Rorlc, Drops and Huolhluir Hyruitx, Jt Ih l'lcn.innt. It contain neither Opium, Morplilno nor other 'arcotlo HiiliNtniioe. ItN ngn It Km guarantee. Jt iloHtroyn "Vonni nud allay Fo.vi:rlhnc. Jt cure I)Iarrlm:n nnd Wind Colic. It relieve Teething' Trouble, eure Conntlputlori nud J'liitulency. It iiftilmlinteH tho Food, regulate the Ktonuieli nud IIoyvoIh, Kiting; henlthj nnd naliirul sleep. Tho Children' I'nuuceu Tho Idolher' Friend. The Kind You Hare Always Bought Boars tho (MMk In Use For Over 30 Years. non of wireless telephony. Speech is tho forming of very rapid and every varying scries of vibrations in the air, and their measurement by the nerves of the ear. Owing to the resistance of tho ntmosphcre, theso vibrations grow weaker and at last disappear as wo get farther from tho source of disturbance. Telephony is the art of translating those vibrations into vibrations of ctber whose lesser resistance enables them to be carried to great distances for the translation into air vibrations again, as only the air vibrations can be meas ured by the ear. In tho wireless tele phone tho air waves aro translated Into tho vibrations of an electrical discharge 1 which oscillates tho ether. Tho ether waves, sent out by trans mitting station, having been there modified by the human voice, are changed back at the receiving station into such form as to effect the receiver and causo tho exact air vibrations which were made to modulate the transmitting current, and therefore, the words of the speaker are heard ex actly as spoken. Dr. DeForcat biscs his claims for success on his past experiments with tho wireless telephono at tho sugges tion of Admiral Evans, who conducted tho experiments on board his flagship, the Connecticut, and another vessel. Every battleship, cruiser or torpedo boat of the great Pacific fleet was equipped with radio wireless tele phones before setting out on tho mem orable cruiso. These instruments were given a thorough trial in inter-ship communication and In conversation with several wireless stations en the Pacific coast. In tho meantime, the yours inventor has not been content to rest on the laurels obtained from his successful , fRESCENT nuDoui HUT AM iDdiruan roiMxx nut ,lJA.'U A FULL DO.runu A WESTERN ELECTRIC RURAL TELEPHONE Is Your Most Valuable Servant It will bring you and jour family into closer touch with jour neighbors, the general store, family doctor tire outside world. It docs away with the isolation of farm life and "keeps the boy on the farm." Tho "Bell" 'Phone Is the Best If ou will cut out IhU advr-tfx-ment, write your name and aJdrrJ on the margin and mail It at once to our nearest house, wc will send )'i'U a copy of our Free llulletm No. 112 on HOW TO M1IID RUBAL TtLErllO.Nt: LINES htch rsplalna how you and your nrtshbora can. by culling your cn poles, bur 'l llio rest ot llio uutcrul rwuirvd lor building pn anwihitrlr HanJaM system at an expense ol about 30 bushels ol Khvaleach. You cannot afford to do without a ruut telephone. WHITE TO. DAY VfttyuSjW WESTERN a o rvi EASTERN N,w Yoik ThiUdilphU llotion ritliburg cents a Chicago Indiana rolls Cincinnati Tht world', oldest and hrtcst tele phone maDuftcturcr. There are over 4,000,000 Wiilsia ClictiU TU(lvMI In uta In lha United States lo-d.r. Aiiania Mlnattpoltt Rural Telephones Notthtra Klsctitc and Manufacturing Signaturo of work in the navy and has carried on many experiments, both at home and abroad. In May, 1908, from the Eiffel tower, wireless messages were sent by the rodlo telephone to every wireless station In France. A warship off Marseilles, nearly 600 miles away, heard the transmitted messsges just ss distinctly as did tho stations near Paris. While doing this, Dr. DeForcat had equipped fcvcral of the vessels of the Italian navy and tho instruments met with each decided success that an arrangement has been practically con cluded for the equipment of the cntiro navy. Mrs. DcForcst is quite as interesting as her inventor husband. She grad uated from Cornell university in the difficult science of civil engineering. She was the first and only woman to grac'uate from an Eastern college in this profession. After her graduation honors were heaped upon her until sho stood beforo the world as its foremost woman hydraulic engineer, and a re markable example of woman's intel lectual equality with man. She was the first woman ever elect ed to membership in the American So ciety of Civil Engineers. She helped to build the greatest water works sys tem in the world's history, being on the engineering staff charged with tho building of the $161,000,000 Catskill system. In June, 1907, she was elect ed fellow of Cornell university, an honor rarely conferred upon women. While at Cornell she proved herself to be the peer of any of the male athletes. Sho is a leader in the equal rights movement and various movements de signed to improve the social condition of all women. And now she further distinguishes herself by being the first woman to engage in wireless telephony. Egg-Phosphate BAKING POWDER POUND 25c Get It from your Grocer the broker, the post office, the and the en ELEGTRSa w.v24j"nr - WESTEK S: M I-ouU Kawas City l)n,er Djlla. PACIFIC Sin Fnndice Loe Angeles Seattle specialty. Omaha Salt Lake City Co., Ltd, Montreal and Winnipeg CT?Vr CD.C3 s w