The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, September 21, 1910, Image 3

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Crescent
HE JUNCTION CITy"
Situated JO miles south of Henri, on the Oregon
Trunk Ilnilroiul mid on the Natron Cut-ou of the
Southern Pitclfle, Crcsent oiler (Jreal Investment
!nrjuiii.s. Speelal Inducement lor Husiiiuw Men
and Home Makers. Automobile Service from Henri
LOTS ON I2ASV THlni ;
See L. h. VOX, Henri Aj-ent
Central Ore. Improvement Co.
L. P. WAKURULI), MnniiKcr, Crescent, Oregon.
DESCHUT
Addition
Adjoins Bend on the south.
Most beautiful residential sec
tion in Bend.
REASONABLE PRICES
Also Some Choice Business Lois.
Timber Lands Bought and Sold.
HUNTER & STAATS
WAM. STRKHT, HEND, OR.
O'DONNELL BROTHERS
UNION MARKET
CANDY, FRUIT,
M. J. KELLY
Dnvles UulMIng, WnllSt.,
HliNU, OROUON
A. D. MOE, The Tailor
ilai received a full line of
Fall and Winter Samples
Stilts made to order from $15 00 tip, Cull nnd
kvc llic nnmplcs hefote buyliiK elsewhere. CWnti
lug und prcssiuc given hcciiil attention.
Shop on Bond St.
A. I. FRENCH
tVie w7l6v tfoejyertj
M K R C II A N T TAILORING A S 1'KCI A I, T V
My business is increasing. I have had to
increase my store and stock and have
just reeeived a full line of Shoes, Wool
Underwear, Coat Sweaters, etc,, and the
snappiest line of Hats ever shown in
your eity.
RIGHT PRICES
RIGHT QUALITY
WHEN IN BEND STOP AT
THE PILOT BUTTE INN
Tabla always tuppllad with tho beit that tho town afford.
Neat and Comfortable Rooms. Hum), Okugon
BUND OBEDIENCE.
DM at tht Judge Told Him and Was
W.ll P.ld per a,
A Kuntlcmnii had n head gardener
who nuvtir thuuKlit of IiarltiK a holiday
or mlNlnK a day trow work and o
omottlmt surprised lili employer by
MkliiB htm It bv could bum nut
Ifridfty ofT,"
Hll roqiJPMt WBi ItnMedtntnlv irnint.
ed, but on tho Hutiirdov ho did not
show up, run) n Weelc wrai pant, and I
mu.i n ionnini, and still uo sign of
Mike. 'J'Ijo Kuntlomnn reluctantly em
ployed another mnri In Mike's place.
About thruo mouths afterward tia
waa surprised on koIhr Into the
Krounda to nnd Mike at wol'k juat ao
If iiMtblni; bad happened.
"Whero huvoyou beeu. Mlcbaeir' tit
asked.
"Well, aorT. tt'a lolke this: Von ro
tnlmber the day you let me off? I
bad to apiMnr at the coort n a wit
ness. When I nets Iherw I sees the
ould Klnt with the wig on 'la Vsad and
'la specs on tho Up of 'la nose.
"'Michael Dooley,' aes '.
"'Via. aorr, e 1.
H'tJo Into that hoi,' aays 'a.
" IllKhU aorr,' aw L
"a wear,' sea 'e.
"I did aa 'e told me. tbonsb I don't
una bad languace aa a rule.
"Three tnoutba for coutlmpt of
eoon,' ses 'o.
"And they're only jutt lot ao out.
sorr." Pearson's.
OLD LONDON INNS.'
ACCUSED AS A WITCH.
Trlsd For "Conv.rtlno With the Dsvll
In the Form of Cat."
Jans Wcuham waa Indicted at (be
IIi'MfortUhlru assizes on March 4. 1712,
for "conraralng wltb the dertl in tho
form of a eat." under tbo prorUlona of
tho act of 1(XM, repealed In 173a tier
prosecutor wished to bora ber also
Indicted for practicing wltcbcrait to
tho harm of Ann Thorn. senrant girl
sixteen years old, but tbla waa not
allowed, although erldeur waa pro
duced at the trial to abow what Injur
bad been done the Tic tiro by meana of
crooked plna and by placing cakea and
cata balra In Ann Tboru'a pillow and
how tho prisoner had caused the death
of sonio cattla simply by walking
through a turnip Old.
Tho Jury brought bcr In "guilty."
and Mr. Juttlco Powell passed ten
tence of death, but took atepa to quasb
tho verdict. Wenbaro'a prosecutors
published an account of tbt case, but
their argument wero pulverised by
oclentlflc men. Jauo Wen him bereelf
waa liberated cud taken under tbo
protection of Colonel 1'lummer, who
garo ber a cottage, and wo or told
by Dr. Hutchinson that In 1720 tht
whole country waa fully convinced of
ber lunoccuco. London Spectator.
Oamo That Art Famous Bsoauct of a
8polal Olsh.
Though various restaurants In Naw
York, Washington, New Orleans or
Ban Francisco aro famous for certain
dlihea, yet this Is generally the result
of accident rather (ban design that
ono articlo upon tht menu ahould bo
pro-omlncutly successful and popular.
Tbo day la past when this out dlsb
could tnske tbs repuUUon of the
place.
In London, however, this la not tbt
case, though It must bo confessed that
there are not now as many Inns as
formerly which have become famous
by reason of tho popularity of one
dlsb. In times gone by every London
Inn of any pretensions at all bad Us
special dish whereon It prided Itself
and to partake of which patrons trav
eled many mile
Eel plea wero once tbo great feature
of breakfast served at the old Mulct
House, ucur Klnsburg park. Tbo nec
essary quantity of fish waa regularly
dredged up from tbo stream whlcb ran
under the wlndowa of tho Inn. Tbo,
plea nre still to be had, but the eels
are procured from a nearby flsn mar
ket
Hlmpson'a, In the Strand. Is noted for
Its flub dinners. This place was once
Immensely popular, and even today
tbore la a certain following wbo awear
by Ita repasts. For a certain aum tho
guest esta as much of variety of flab
aa bo cares to.
Another Inn boasts of a special Olab
In the shape of Koutbdown mutton.
Tbla la wheeled tip to tho table In or
der that each Individual may select
tbt particular cut to whlcb be la par
tial. Tho mutton la kept warm by
meana of water heated by a lamp.
Do You Know This Flowrorf
Among the guests at a summer bo
te! lu Vermont waa a scientist from
Boston, noted for his botanical re
searches, and a woman desirous of Im
pressing bltn wltb ber stores of gen
eral knowledge; also she affected a
deep luterest In all matter pertaining
to botany.
"I suppose," said tbo woman ont
day, "that you find almost all tho
mountain (lowers around beret
"I Und a great many,' said tbo sci
entist "There's one species of flower," abt
contluued. "of whlcb I've read aa al
ways being on the bills, and I've al
wuya wanted to too It. Verba pa you
rati nick me some."
"And what Is tbls flower. tnadamT
"The 'purple gloaming.' you know, 1
should dearly love to possess souie!"
Ulnncapolla Journal.
Watch Your Shoulders.
When standing before looking glasa
nolle If your shoulders aro tbo aamt
height. Generally tbo right to blgber
than tho left. The reason for tbla un
evenness Ilea In tbo v ont alto. You
get Into a comfortable chair at yout
desk, and at unco you rest your right
elbow on tbo arm of your cbalr or
your dtk, thus throwing ono shoulder
blgher than the other. TbU Is especial
ly the case wbero ono wrltra a great
deal. When you notlco that ono about
drr Is blgber than tbo other the thing
to do U to change your way of sitting
ut your desk. Two simple exercises
wilt be beneficial. Tbo arm of tho low
er shoulder ahould bo extended up
ward, tho hand grasping a dumbbell
Thai of the higher shoulder should be
lowered and uuido to support a heavy
weight.
The 8ltp of 8seds.
Oats, com. fennel and same flower
seeds were exMMcd during 118 days
to n temperature of 40 degrees P. be
low aero. Afterward when placed tn
HUltablo surroundings nearly all of the
feunel, oat und eoru seeds and many
of the oi horn germinated. It la eon
eluded that tbo protoplasm, or the
t'rliu'lplu of life. In a renting seed Is
in h state of Inaction not comparable
to I hut of ii amulderlng tiro, but rather
'.ke Unit of a chemical mixture which
is enpublo of forming a combination
whenever tho required conditions ot
lumpuruturo und Illumination are pres
ent, 8hs Was Born Yesterday.
Blip l.nxt night waa the first tlmo I
ever hennl you talk In your oleep, and
rnu kept miylug, "Cour kings." nnd
lice lu awhile, --'Full bouse," Ue
Well, ynu see, I was dowu to tho club
nut night plnylng checkers with a
crack pinyor aud there waa a full
houao watching us.
THE RIVER NILE.
Egypt Would Do a Wilderness but For
This Wonderful Strcsm.
Tbo Nile Is probsbly the most won
derful river In the world. It nas made
Egypt possible by turning an arid
wilderness Into tbe richest land In the
world. It baa provided at the tamo
time an admirable commercial blgb
way and made easy tbe transportation
or building materials. The ancient
Kgypttaus were thus enabled to utilize
tho granite of Assusn for tbe tplen
did structures of the hundrrd gated
Thebes aod of Memphis and even for
those on Tan is, on the Mediterranean
coast
At a time wbeu tbo people of tbe
flrltlab Isles were clad In skins ot wild
beasts and offered human sacrlflceo
upon ths stono altars of tbe Druids
Egypt waa tbo. center of a rich and
reflued civilization. Most of tbo de
velopment of Egypt was duo to tbe
Nile, which not only watered and fer
tilized tbe soil annually, but waa aud
Is one of the best natural blgbwaya tn
the world.
From the beginning of wloter to tbe
end of spring-tbat la. while the Nile
Is uavlgable the north wind blowo
steadily up tbe stream wltb sufficient
force to drlvo sailing boats against tbe
current at a fair pace, while, on the
other band, tbe current Is strong
enough to carry a boat without sails
down against tbe wind exrept wbeo It
blows a gale That Is why tbe ancient
Egyptians did not need steam power
nor electric motors for the Immense
commerce that covered tbe Nile nor
for barges carrying building materials
for hundreds of miles. New York
Ueraid.
Tht Uses of Rubber.
It Is probable that uo other com
modity ever came Into such varied use
within so short a period as India rub
ber. First employed practically for
footwear and other waterproof apparel,
rubber has come to be employed In
electrical Insulation, bone plpea for the
conveyance of water, steam, air and so
on; pneumatic and other Urea for all
aorta of wheeled vehicles, balloons and
tbt planes of aerial machines, tnnu
mere I articles for tbe comfort of In
valids, household conveniences and
what not Thus far rubber has never
come Into use to an Important extent
for any given purpose to which It Is
not still devoted. In other words. Its
advantages are so marked In many
use that when onre Introduced no
substitute can bo found for It-Cos-
lcr"a Magazine.
A Slather,
The pen may be mightier than tLe
sword, but any editor will tell you
Hint 11 Isn't a marker to tht blua ?sq-ctl.-rhlladelphla
Itocord.
Odd Hair Styles.
Rome of tbe New Hebrides people do
thou batr up lu a bunch on te top of
tbt head and stain It yellow, while
tho Inhablfants of tbo Umbal Islands
pass It all through a tube so aa to
make a kind of plume. Tbe Marquesaa
chlefa favorite method la to shave all
tbe bead except two patches, ono over
each temple, where be cultivates two
boms of hair. No doubt this Is to
render hlra more a tblug of terror to
bis enemies than admiration to his
friends. Ills reason for shaving tbe
rest of the bead Is to allow more space
(or tattooing, as If all the available
kin of tbo body were not enough.
Exptalnsd.
"Our air mattreoseo," said the deal
er, "are all tilled lu tbo months of
April and May, That accouuta for
thrlr remarkable reHlllent qualities."
"la tbe air of tboso months better
than otberar
"They are the spring months, you
know." Excbaugo.
Juitloe.
The only way to mako the maw of
mankind ace the beauty of Justice la
by showing them In pretty plain terms
tbo consequence ot Injustice, Sydney
amlth.
Progress Is the activity of today and
tht assurance of tomorrow. Emoraon.
FOUR HORSB LIVGRY.
SADDLE HORSES.
Bend Livery, Feed & Stable Co.
J. If. WKNANDV, Prop.
ALL KINDS OF LIGHT AND HEAVY
jLtf ji y JGr-Jr if
Alw HAY, OATS, BAULKY, WHEAT. CHOP WHEAT,
BRAN AND MIDDLINGS.
All Orders promptly Delivered. Order by Phone No. 18.
I Morse Bought and Sold. Light and heavy Morses for Sale,
FARM AND CITY PROPERTY, ACREAGE,
HOMESTEAD LOCATIONS,
TIMBER LANDS.
See Us For Bargains
in Red Estate
I
The Home Land Company
OF BEND, OREGON
W. W. ORCUTT, Manager
Write Us For
Reliable Information
TI We advertise extensively all over ike United SfatieS1
and consequently get many inquiries from prcsjre4i
buyers. List your lands with us. We can sell for jtfuV
IT Come to see us when you are in town.
Hotel Dalles
The Dalles, Oregon
You sre cordially Invited to make TilE HiJTKI, DALLES yqur
retting pUce uhile waiting over between trnint'o" your wsy'to and
from 1'ortUml. New, thoroughly equipped, modern hotel; steam
heat, elevator; suites and rooms with bath. 1'irk.t class cafe.. Kates
ranging from 50c and ft upward.
Ideal Stopping Place Going to and from Ce-ntral Oregon.
N. K. CLARKE, Manager..
The Bend Machine Shop
HENRY LINSTER, Prop.
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
We have Milling Machine, Lathe,
Drill Press, Vulcauizer, etc., etc.
Automobiles, Farm Implements, Sawmill
Machinery, etc.
Agency for
JACKSON AUTOMOBILES
The best on the market.
V"- -M ."
Gasoline and Lubricating Oils.
BsaBaBSBBSsawsBssMssjsMssasaMssBMsa
Vulcanizing a Specialty.
J. H. WENANDY
DUND OR.
F. L, BUNTEN
SIIANIKO, OR,
Central Oregon Automobile Company
WENANDY-BUNTEN AUTOSOMLE CO.
DAILY AUTOMOBILES
between Sliatiiko, Madras, Redmond and Bend and all
interior points. For further information write
Central Oregon Automobile Co.
Seo IIUNRY SCItGWEL, Bend Agent
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO. EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE
THE BULLETIN U the leading uewspapr of CENTRAL OREGON
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