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The Bend Bulletin
(Weekly IWUIon)
Published By
TIIK 1112ND llUIililCTIN
(Incorporated)
DF.ND, OREGON
Kstnbllshcd 11102.
nOUKRT W. SAWYER
Edltor-Managor.
An Indopomlont nowspnper stand
ing for tho square dcnl, clean bust
nees, cloan politics nnd tho boat In
terests of llend and Central Orogon.
Ono Yea r...... .....? -GO
Blx MonthB 1.00
Throo Months ... 50
THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1919.
THE CHAUTAUQUA.
Last July some 35 cltltens ot Bend
nnd Tumnlo contracted with tho EM-son-Whlto
Chautauqua system to pay
for conducting n Chautauqua hero
this Bummer. Tho arrangement Is
tho same as that under which chau-
tauquas have been held hero for soy
oral years past. Tho local contract
ors, or (guarantors, arc to sell Bca
son tickets to a certain guaranteed
amount, which sum goes to tho Elll-son-Whlto
company. Season tickets
ndvnnco In price after tho opening
day nnd preceding that day only so
many as will mako up tho guaranty
-will bo sold.
In addition to tho guaranty thoso
who signed tho contract bound them
selves to care for various expenses
Incident to tho affair, a provision of
tho contract allowing them 25 per
cent, ot tho slnglo ndmlsslon receipts
for this purpose. If any money re
mains after expenses are paid It
must be used for the continuance ot
the local Chautauqua.
In short, tho local guarantors have
jnado themselves responsible for a
number ot things nnd havo no
chanco at any personal profit what
ever. They simply Insure fthat tho
program will be given for the pleas
ure of nil who wish to attend. If
tho thing is not financially success
ful they make up tho shortage; If It
is successful they have the satisfac
tion ot knowing that they have no
shortage to make up, and that is all.
A good many people do enjoy the
Chautauqua. That Is proved by the
number who attend and by their ap
proving comment afterward. This Is
written as a plea to all such who
are not guarantors but who take
pleasuro In having the Chautauqua
here to come forward to purchase
the season tickets now being placed
on sale, and by that much to lessen
the work and responsibility of the
guarantors.
Do not make a few carry the whole
load when they have 'done what they
have for the benefit of all.
AGAUs'ST FIItE CRACKERS.
of the later appointed committee,
When tho proposal was mado at
the Commercial club luncheon that
Bend celebrate tho Fourth of July
this year In good, old fashioned
style, someone suggested that one ot
the old fashioned features bo "fire
crackers and everything." Tho sug
gestion was not discussed and we do
not know If It meets with the favor
hut If thero Is any plan under con
sideration for the removal ot the
city ban on the use of fire crackers
Jn tho coming celebration we ven
ture to protest, and to urge that
-public sentiment make Itself known
In opposition to tho plan.
Tho fire cracker, as a means of
celebrating tho Fourth of July, la a
relic of the past. City after city, all
over the country has forbidden its
use, and for Bend to return to this
Chinese devil driving plan would be
a great pity.
Statistics gathered for many years
show that tho uso ot firo crackers
on the Fourth has been responsiblo
for hundreds of fifes and for scores
of serious accidents, especially to
children. Many a child has lost an
eye or u finger or a hand when han
dling explosive crackers on the
Fourth. Many a parent has seen the
day come with fear, has lived
through it with agony and has seen
It pass with rojolclng when bis child
has come through unscathed.
There are jplenty of good, whole
somo ways of celebrating the Fourth
of July without putting life or prop
erty In jeopardy. Old fashioned ways
may be good In somo respects, but
when ft comes to the use of fire
crackers' on that day the new fash
ioned prohibition is tho best.
"Sorgeant Alvln C, York, 'the
greatest hero of the war, who killed
20 Germans, captured 36 machine
gun neaisand captured 236 officers
and men all Jn one day,. lutB taken
unto himself a bride. Sooners or
later ull martini hqroes meet their
Waterloo." Jpurnal.
That Is, tho martial hero becomes
a ina'rlfal .victim.
, Congratulations, to fl S.. Hudson
of the First National bank ononis
ejection" as president bf'tlio OrefebH
State Bankers'- association.. A, yell
SERVICE AND ACCOMMODATION.
IA. T. Stewart was ono ot tho first
gro4 American tub'rehnnts. In his
day his '"Now York store was tiro
leader in merchandising mothods,
nnd It Is not too much to say tlmt
most of tho baste Ideas ot the modern
department store originated ' with
him.
In the Mlcmlnlsconces" ot Raphael
Fumpelly, n famous American geol
ogist, who hns written ono of tho
most Interesting autobiographies ot
recent yonrs, occurs . n paragraph
which suggests ono ot tho reasons
for Mr. Stewart's success. Tho store
keeper ot today may study tho Inci
dent related with considerable profit
to himself.
Mr. Pumpolly, then n young boy,
was In Now' York with his mother.
Sho took him with her to do somo
shopping, ho says,-"and stopped to
buy somo Inco at n llt(lo shop which
had recently been opened by A. T.
Stownrt and was, I bolloVe, tho bo
ginning of his career. I think ho
hnd no clerks. After selecting what
sho wanted, my mother, putting her
hand into her pocket, found only n
mass of small pieces ot paper. Sho
had started away with n $50 bill
loose In her pocket, and during tho
long walk had been absent-mindedly
tearing it to pieces. Handing back
tho parcel, sho turned to leave, but
Mr. Stewart Insisted most polltoly
that she should sit down nnd he
would make It all right. Then
guthcrlng the fragments togethor, ho
spont nearly an hour In matching
nnd pasting them on paper, and
handed the change to my mother.
From that tlmo to his death, and
later during tho exlstcnco ot thu
house under his namo, practically all
of tho shopping of our family wns
done at Stewart's."
THE KENWOOD CONTRACT.
Wo hold no brlof for Catholics, or
Bnptlsts, or Methodists, or the mem
bers ot any religious sect, but when
we hear, as wo did yesterday, that
the award, of the contract tor -the
Kenwood school to E. F. Brostcr
hous, a Catholic, showed tho tend
ency ot tho school board to (avor
persons of that religion we wcro In
clined to be soro.
Tho Kenwood contract was given
to the lowest bidder after due ad
vertisement and notlco that bids
wero to bo received. There wero
other bids besides that of Mr. Bros
tcrhous, but his was tho lowest.
Therefore he was given tho contract.
His religion did not enter Into the
matter.
People who start such talk arc
little "bettor than knaves, and people
who repeat It aro pretty nearly plain
fools.
If our old friend Villa, or any
other Mexican roughneck, wants to
start something and get a good run
for his money he cannot pick a
better tlmo than the present. Gen
eral Pershing has seen quite a bit
of fighting slnco ho went Into Mexico
after the bandits n few years ago.
A C. O. I. Co. settler, living near
Redmond, advertises for a Canadian
railway stating that long time Joans
will be made to settlers on Its Irri
gated lands. It seems to us that a
local farmer who will try to Induce
others to leavo this section ought to
be the first ono to depart himself.
For the tlmo being conditions
favor California as a destination for
tourists, but after July 1 the states
will all bo rn tho samo footing, un
less those on the border may be
said to hav) tho edge on tho others.
SERVICE MEN
TO ORGANIZE
IMUUUHATIONH 11KINO MADE TO
HKCUHE CIIAUTKK FOR l'OHT
OF THE AMERICAN MttllOX
FOR DKSUHUTKH COUNTY.
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(From vTuesday's Dallv.l
As thu result ot gonoral fooling
nmong men In Deschutes county re
turned from sorvlco In tho army.
navy and -mtirlno corps In favor qf
tho organisation ot an Amurlcnn
Legion post In Demi, tentative ar
rangements nro being mado for a
meeting of service men Thursday
night. In preparation for -.this, n
wlro was sent to Pprflnnd this morn
ing asking that Stnto Chairman
Ivors ot tho Amorican Legion bo
prosont to direct tho tomporary or
ganization. Later, when the mem
bership Is more truly roprcscutatlvo
of tho sorvlco . men of tho entire
county, permanent officers will bo
elected, application mado for a
charter and tho namo ot the post
selected.
All men from any branch ot thu
sorvlco who wcro honorably dis
charged aro eligible for member
ship, nnd tho number ot members
necessary to organize, n post Is set
at 20. The American Legion Is pri
marily for enlisted men, nnd rank
hold while In nctlvo service receives
no recognition.
Thu first convention ot tho legion
will bo held In Minneapolis Novem
ber 10, 11 nnd 12, tho gnthorlug
taking tho form of an Armistice day
celebration.
New Tanlac Plant
Is Now Completed
Magnificent New laboratory Hat
Dully Oipuclty of 1111,1)01)
Hot lies.
PLAN FOR LIBRARY
DELAYING COUNCIL
(From Friday's Dally.)
Waiting for moro doflnlto informa
tion as to tho length ot tlmo for
which maintenance must lie guaran
teed In securing n Cnrncglo library,
tho Bond city council .will not meet
until some tlmo next week to set the
date' for a special city election on tho
1920 budgot, Mayor J. A. Eastes
announced this morning.
Tut It In "THE IlUlJiETIN."
Whnt Is snld to bo ono of tho
largest pharmaceutical laboratories
In tho United States hns been com
pleted at Dnytnu, Ohio, for tho man
ufacturo of Tanlac, tho well nown
medicine, which, according to recent
ruports, Is now having tho largest
sale nt any medlcluu of Its kind In
tho world.
Tho urocllon of tho now plant wns
made nocessary by tho rapid growth
or tho business, us thu olijcr plant
was found tn wholly Inadequate to
supply tho over Increasing demand
which at tho present rate of sain will
amount to more than II vo million
buttles tor tho present yonr nlone,
By tho erection of this plant tho
mnuufacturorrt of Tanlac nro giving
to tho world Just ono moro uvldnnco
of tho rumarknbtu growth and ex
pansion of thulr business and of (hell
nhsoluto confidence In lis future.
This announcement wllL bo rend
with Interest, not only by thu many
thousuud ot Tanluq.ugouts, scattured
throughout every statu ot tho union
nnd throughout Canada, but to thu
millions who havo used It bunellclally
ns well.
Tho now building occuplcH 60,000
square feet of floor space. It Is six
stories In hulght, practically fire
proof throughout, and Is nt striking
architectural design. It also has
private railway facilities,
This beautiful now structure now
stands In striking contrast beside thu
old building whuro Tanluc wns first
made.
Visitors to tho laboratories are
strongly Impressed with tho cxtrotnu
ly modern character of tho equip
ment. Everything Is provided and is
splendidly arranged tn promoto sys
tematic and rapid production. Thu
very Intest mnchluory nnd dovlces
known to Invention nnd pharma
ceutical scleuco aro used.
Tho Interior throughout Is finished
In spotless white, nnd all of thu largo
forco ot employes woar white uni
forms, which they nro required to
change dally, Tho niiiln offices on
tho first floor nro nil finished in
Cararn mnrblo und mahogany.
Tho entire process of manufacture
Is conducted under absolutely snnl
tnry conditions. Even the bottles,
mado. expressly to 'contain Tanlac,
aro washed nnd storlllzod electric
ally by tho ultra violet ray process.
Thoy aro then filled by automatic
machinery and the finished product
Is thoretoro ncvor touched by human
hands.
When Tanlac was Introduced Into
Cnnada, history repeated Itself, nnd
tho demand which had boon created
In tho United 8tatcs was quickly dup-
Talk about grand and glorious
toolings. The two men who landed
In Ireland yesterday morning, 16
hours out from Newfoundland, must
havo had them to the highest degreo.
If President Wilson carries out his
threat to go to tho pcoplo -with the
league of nations proposal, It ought
to bo a very enjoyablo summer.
Wo no -fooncr get a tourjst camp
ground established than It appears
that to he up to date wo must also
havo an airplane landing field.
"Try not tho pass" for tlio present.
That story about passengers going
throui.il to Eugeno by way of the
McKenzlo Is apparently Just a story.
In spite of nil that has happened
wo still havo faith Jn tho Central
Oregon cllmato. It may seem flcklo
just now, but It will change.
Taking tho suggestion from near
silk and near-beer, let's add a new
sea'ion ncar-sumraon
Plainly the pcoplo do not want
politics in the schools and they are
to be congratulated on tho decision-.
Tho German peaco delegates find
the treaty Hun-ondurablo.
n Newfoundland Is getting to be
qulto.a -hop field.
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Women's Summer Wash Dresses
at $3.95 to $14.75
Made, of various materials, such as voiles and
ginghams,' in a , good variety of colors and designs.
There is a style here to-please every woman's prefer-,
ence.
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Ik
Just Arrived from
New York!
Women 's
Unusual
Blouses
for
Summer Wear
These are the newest models oj
the season.
Lingerie Blouses
$1.25, $1.48,
$1.68, $2.48
Crepe de Chine
Blouses at
$3.48 to $7.50
Georgette Blouses
$4.95' to $15.00
Misses' and Girls
Middies and Smocks
$1,48 to $3.98
The PEOPLES Store
Start Now to Get Ready
For the Fourth of July
JN sH--j riiW '
Let Your
Clothes
Do the
Saving
You don't ohject to suv
injC money when you buy
clothes; but don't save
011 the price; that's ex
travagant. Pay Enough to
get good Quality
and let the clothes do
the saving for you. Our
clothes last ho long that
your clothes expenditure
is lowered; that's why
men think of this store
as an economy center.
You will find our
Sh
oes
values without compar
ison in the city.
Florsheim
Shoes
arc good shoes. That's
why we like to recom
mend them to all men.
M. P. CASHMAN,
BEND'S : MGGKST : AND : lll-ST : CLOTHIER
Heated In tho Dominion provinces.
Ah u result It wns recently found
uecesHary to establish another Tan
lac laboratory nt Windsor, Canada,
which is on somuwhnt smaller sculo
than thu plant nt Dayton, but In no
less modernly equipped.
Tho new facilities glvu a dally ca
pacity or 30,000 bullion, but us Tan
lac Is rapidly being Introduced Into
foreign countries. It Is probably only
u question of a few years bnforo oven
larger facilities will become noces
sary. Uniform quullty Is gunrantoed by
a series ot careful Inspections by ex
port jichenilsH from thu tlmo the
rootarlierbs nnd harks aro received In
their rough stnto from all parts of
tho globe until their modlclnnl prop
erties have been extracted by the
moat approved processes. Tho fin
ished medlcluo Is then bottled, lab
elled and shipped out to tho tens of
thousands' of druggists throughout
thu United 8lntes and Cutiuda, to
supply n demand novur before equal
led for this or any oiuor mciiiciiiu.
The oxocutlvo sales offices are lo
cated in Atlanta, Meorgla, nnd occupy
utmost an entire floor of the Fourth
National Hank building of that city.
Tanlac Is sold In llend by tho Owl
Phnrmucy, In Sisters by Ooorgo V,
Altken, nnd In llend by the Morton
Drug Company - Adv. .
COUNTY PLANS
STATE EXHIBIT
(Continued from Pago 1.)
already provided for are a ball gatno
between thu llend tcniit and Ihn (lat
tery A. H7th field artillery, nine,
competitive infantry drill nnd 11
speedy bout between two flghtoni
who will bo brought In from Portland
or Sau Francisco. Thu lots on both
sides of Iloud street, between JCansas
and Louisiana, will be used through
courtesy of D. K. Hunter for Hut con
cessions, and thu street will bo roped
off during tho celebration. A. Whl
nunt dwelt brlelly on thu arrange
ments being made fur thu boxlnir
Hinokur.
HevlowliiK thu school eledllou held
Monday, Carl A. Johnson nnd J. P.
KoycH, two of thu members of 1110
board who wcro re-elected, took oc
casion to express their thanks to tho
people of Ilund for tho sptendld en
dorsement nt thu directors' policies.
HRST OFFERING OF TREASURY STOCK
Roosevelt Divide Mining Company
lOc A SHARE lOc
Qno of our most successful financiers says: "Tho tlmu to get
Into uny ontorprliie Is In Its early stages.",
Tho history of tho properties of tho Dlvldo District Iiuh nlready
proven tho wisdom of this. Stocks that sold for n few cents n
sharu 30 to Go days ugo huvo since doubled and trebled, somo of
them several times, '
'f ThU is Your Opportunity to Join the Winners
lloosovolt Dlvldo owns about 00 acres adjoining thp Runbonm
and but n short dlstunco from tho Sutherland. Tile surface show
ing of this property Is good, und tlmro Is ovory reason to expect It
to becomu ono of tho hlg producers.
Application will ho made (o list on tho San FrnucloccKxohaugo.
Officers of tho Company: . " . -
K. H. Ilerncy, President
1'ird Htt-uxHlH-rKi Vice President- ,
.Milton Detcli, Sucrutary
Oca, A, Poster, Treasurer nnd Manager
Mr. Homey Ih Statu Jtoprosontatlvo from Churchill County, arid
Mayor of Fulton Fred Strusvborg Is u prominent business man of
Churchill County, and until recently connected with tho Churchill
County Hunk as Asslstunt Cashier. , Mr, Dutch Is one of thu uust
known mining attorneys In Southern Novuda, Mr. .Foster, known
' as one of the llvcst wires In thu Stutu, hus been In thu mining
business? tar over 30 years, und enjoys tho confidence of nil )vho
havo' over had denllngH with him.
Iro orders and make checks payable to
Richardson & Foster, SSL Tonopah, Ney.
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deserved Honor. ;
Tut It in "THE BULLETIN."
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