The Bend bulletin., July 23, 1913, Page PAGE 11, Image 11

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Altamont Hotel
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IN FOREST RULE
THE MOST MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE KOOMS
IN THE CITV. STEAM HEAT, HOT AND
COLD WATEft WITH BATH PRIVILEGE.
J. A. JUSTUS, Alter. Airs. U. J. MCRRINO, Assistant Atgr.
BEND, OREGON
REGULATION BY SEC
, RETARY HOUSTON
AkmhiIiiIIoiih Of HCllllUN Mil)' li llcl
JHlto III National I'llllWt AllMllllU-
Intiliui Now I'titii Kpcieil to
IVnto a Holler I'oolliiK.
m:si iicfiiiKTiv, iu.Ni), oi: wcdnkhimv, ,jii,v smi, ma.
, USERS WILL I
To glvo mittlorn mill other local
Uara it lurtfwr volco In national fo
Mt administration. Boundary or Aa
rli'iilliiru lloiiMton Iihh Just pnnniil
tfstwd ii now regulation whleh guun
Into rrct nt once, providing h means
I) uhlrh (hu totml sorvloe limy
tniimtlritlly 0(i-oiHrntH with ilulr or-
ruuloil iiMiiclMtloiiK of Hitch iisei
IV MHHOllHtllUI WllOSB IIIOIIlllHrH l-
iiiilc n majority of Ilia lomtl reni
n's waking tun ot the national for-
UtH nmy gat together mill salect t
lominltte, to inset with the local
foraat nltleara. TIiIh wMiimlltm will
! racngnlxed In an advisory cnpiialiy
In aattllug questions which may nrltw
Ijelueon tliti for twit sorvlea nml Iho
public lu'lhu iihh of tho forests.
Tim exact wording or tho rorj ila
U'Mi Is;
"Wharovor any asaorlatloii whoa
Mbamulp Inulmltm a mnjqrlt)' of
tl local residents unlntc n nnt'onal
forest, or iHirtlou thereof, for HH
lturpeaos, hlinll soleet n oomm'Mo,
hii agreement on the pari or which
,hnll ba liluilliiK tipMti the aasoctatio I
tiirli committer, upon application !o
thn district (cluster, tuny h pm-ij.
iiWwl In an ativlwiry capacity n le
half of the yaocUUon. ami shall he
entitled to recalra notlr of .ri" '
ikIIoh wul Iihvv mm opportunity oe
liesrd by thn lucal fnreat ottl-cr M
rferMc to my proposed lining' a
ltkely to mntarlnlly nhVct thn u ir
Intaraat In the forest or portion tin o
jf en Joy ml by such parmlttaaa r'i
Mural rliM'llm or recognition and
rrapmialblllty gnvorHfK e-opnloii
-A 1 1 1 1 llreatock HaaoclnlloHn are here
with xtndeit. so fur as they am applicable-
to thn other regular llna of
t'usln conducted on Hit nations!
lrtaita "
, It la understood here t tin t the ob-
jtH-l of lhl ri'Kiilutlou la to oxtfnU
vhat ituy ' rnlll homo porlcl.m
rion In nt' onnl font inaiini()inunt:
tTlEEB SEffifljfpS SOON
Ae (Jump I'imIc AIIoiih Only Tlirrfi
nn llnu l.lmlt to llnrli IVnon.
Tho opitn aonRon for deer lth
lioriiH linidnn In Orngon on AiiriuI 1
HHil on (In Ootnbor 31. t'mlrr tho
tarina or tho niw Know roito oimctn'l
liy tho 1013 l.i'Klloturo tho ImR lltn
, I In tlirno Inntonil or flvo an lioroto
fore. A hunting lleonso la roiiiilrod
jf any panHin who hunt on any other
Inmla than hln or hor own. Clillilron
, unilar 1 1 yoara cannot mmuro a II
i'miiiio anil ar not alhiwoil to hunt
with a gun on IhhiIh itlir than thalr
iwn iramla or thoaa ur a imrunt.
talaUva or Kuanllun.
lt
1UMAL0 TIMES WES DEBUT
1 1
Jwililluiv Kltci'l, I'rlntoil nl Iti'iliiiunil,
, Ik Crt'illtaJ.lc.
H. It. Drown, odltor or tho Junt
iKirn 'Tiitnalo Tlmea." the njw now
Uor duvotoil to Lalilluw, won In
town Saturday aoakliiK nilvortlHltiR
lmlronnKo. Mr. Ilrown hroiiKht with
Mini a copy or his papur'a II ml Isatio,
a vory oroilltahlo affair.
Thn unnor la n r 1 11 toil In Itudmonil
nt tho HK)koanian ahon, ami nppar
ontly opurntfs on a co-operative basis
ulth tho Hpnkeninan as tho two
lii'Otn uso much or tho aaiuo typo.
'joMivor, Mr. Ilrown ntatoa that ho
i nolo uroprlotor, ami Intlmatca that
projuillco ngalmt his vunturo on tlio
part or I.nlcllaw pcoplo who ontor-
tain dlsllko for I'M I tor rnltnor or tho
Hpokosmun la unduly maifnlfloil.
THE MITCHELL "MOOSE" PATHFINDER HEADED FOR GLACIER PARK
Ghowlno tht itsrt of tht trail blailng Mitchtll "Moots" cr, with Frank Zirbtn at whttl, Uavlng Minnpolis. Thla
cur Is tha fprtrunnir of tha natlonsi A. A. A. tour which will Urmlnato at Glacier Park. Tha bsautiss of tour,
and of tha park particularly, hava attracted a large number of entries. The tour start, July 11 from Minneapolis.
WOMEN ON HORSEPACK.
They Cut a Queer Figure Oeforo Side
saddles Were Invented.
Hoforu Qinrn Cathvrluo ilu' Miillcl
itarttil tho rnshliin of xliWncMliti by
Imrlui; n lMnnl shim; on tho loft U
of hir homo to stiiiort tur foot all
poor iioinun rodu on a pillion lu-lilnd n
man. All womi'ii of tho lwttcr class
hmIo nutrldc.
A lady to pri'iMiro ror rldlnj: lMnt
fnrwnrd ninl took hold or tho lower
I10111 or tho hack or lur On aklrt.
drow It ttimiiKti hotwocti her loa nml
wrappml hur skirts around hor loss
down to hor kiioo. thou folded tho rout
of hor sklrta aoruas tho frunt of hor
poraon
Thou sho druw 011 a alr of Isrjro
tnxiaora, tho Ioks or which ondod just
hohiw tlio kuotx. whore thoy wnro
soirotl to the tops or a wlr of clumsy
rldlmt Ik)U. The uppor port or tho
truiisora was opon In front, ami tho
(1npn foldisl arrona tho poraon and fas
touoil by a tmnd n round tho waist A
hood was worn on the hoail. and a
mask protected tho face from sun ami
wiNithor. Hho rodo on a man's middle
ml wore spurs nod carried a quirt
(riding whip) looped on the rlKht wrist.
Thn same style ami kind of quirt Is
now used by our western cowboys
nml plains Indians nml was formerly
carried by the Cossacks.
A lady In riding costume, whether on
foot or on horseback, was anything but
a graceful figure.
Our groat-grandmothers rodo on side
saddles, but their groat-grcat-grond.
mothers rodo astride If thoy belonged
to tho gentry class.
Our plains Indian women, even when
tpojr changed their buckskin sklrta
that come fo the Cue and" their buck
skin loggings for the long calico skirt
of white women, always rode astride.
Washington Tout.
Hercutsneum and Pompeii,
rompell waa burled In ashes or tight
scoria, while Ilerculaneum was en
tombed In lava, which, after cooling,
hardened Into a material of the con
sistency of marble, and we thus baro
tho explanation of tho fact that while
tho first city hss long been unearthed
tho latter Is still largely corcrod with
Its ancient lavn sliruud. Kxcarstlous
are constantly going on nt Ilerculane
um, nml tho work will In all probabil
ity continue r the llulsh. but It Is not
likely that any twpot-liilry ImiKirtant re
sults Mill accrue, slnro the lire of tho
two cities was prartlcnlly tho HUtuo."
New York American.
Rational Love.
'Tho rational rather than tho ro
mantic view of marriago Is tho one
most In favor with tho young peoplo
of tbo twentieth century." nald n well
known eugenics expert In no address
In Cleveland
Tho rational levr will make for hap
pier marriages. And this rational rlew
Is beautifully Illustrated In two quea-tlons-n
tittle dialogue running thus:
"'Will you always lovo mo?"
"'Will you always bo lovable?"
Now York Tribune.
Antiquity of the Census.
Thn Idea or tho census la almost as
old as history Itself. King Amasts of
Egypt took n census of his peoplo 000
years before Christ Tbo Athenian so
lon established n census for tho pur
poso, ot faelUJaJlnE tajntlon. Wejen.ro
flint about -(1.1 IT (T. Servlui Julias
took a census nf Home. During tho
chaos of the dark n;c the census
dropped Into oblivion, but wns re
vived again about tho beginning of the
eighteenth century.
Now is the time to roof your building.
Don't wait until the rains start
and you arc inconvenienced
by working in the wet.
Do the work while the conditions arc
favorable and save yourself the
annoyance and disagreeable duty of
befog compelled to hurry a job
that requires care and attention.
No matter what kind of a roof you have
or what kind of a building you own,
you ought to see us about your
roof troubles.
Our roofing experience will help you.
We will show you the kind of a
roof you should have and the way
you should lay it and
demonstrate to your complete satisfaction
that there is no other
roofing on the market that
will give you so good a roof service as
Maltnoid Roofing.
It's
free
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Made by The Paraffine Paint Co.
Su rrutisca ai baynbut
SKUSE HARDWARE CO.
Bend, Oregon
DeBBBBOBBlLTEIDfiJinOiaQX
Discretion.
"Now, Mike, you must forgtro your
enemies."
"Uch:"
"Do you object to thatr
"Not altogether. There's some of
Vm I might as well forglvo I nln't
big enough to lick Vm."-Uulsvlllo
Courler-louninl.
The Usual Vay.
Doreaa Won't your meeting bo very
late If all the member are going to
take iwrt In tho oebateT Mrs Dorcas
-Why mi. dear: We'll all speak nt
nnee. Uodgo
MACHIAVELLI'S M0RALI3M3.
All enterprises to be under
taken should bo for tho honor of
(lod and the general good will of
the country.
Ill well constituted govern
ments tho citizens fear more to
break their oaths than tho laws
becauso they esteem the power
of Cod more than that of men.
liven In war but little glory
la derlred from nny fraud that
Involves the breaking of n given
pledge and of agreements made.
It Is Imjiosslble to bellovo that
either valor or anything praise
worthy can result from n dls
honest education or an Impure
and Immodest mind.
Announcement
OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL
l'OIt TKACIIHILS
Tho Oregon Normal School Is Oregon's Institution for tho
preparation of teachers for the publle schools. The entlro
time and attontlon of tho school Is deroted to this purpose,
and only students Intending to be teachers are admitted.
THK KACUI.TV
Tbo faculty, numbering eighteen members. Is afaosea for
the expressed purpose ot training teackars for the public
schools, and directs Its ttnUre energy upon thta one thing.
DKlMltT.MK.VTS
The several departments offer every form ot work re
quired In the public sohools. Including Supervision and School
Management and Domestic Science and Domestic Art. A well
equipped gymnasium and athletic grounds furnish ample op
portunity for training In every phase of Physical Culture.
KQINPMKXT
The school has at present commodious buildings In which
to do Its work. These buildings have every appliance for good
work ahd are kept olean and sanitary so that the students
may have the best conditions for work at all times.
TItAlNINO SCHOOL
Tho Normal maintains a complete system ot training
schools from the first to the eighth grade Inclusive, and It la
In charge ot skillful and professional trained teachers.
TKIIM 11KG1XS
The Fall term begins September 15. For further Informa
tion with regard to the school, address PRESIDENT J. II.
ACKKHMAN, MONMOUTH, OKHGON, 20-p
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