The Bend bulletin., January 22, 1920, WEEKLY EDITION, Page PAGE 3, Image 3

flKNI) BULLWTIN, IlEfrt), OHHGOX, TlllIWOAY, JA.NX'AllV 22, 1020
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Y. W. C. A. WORKER TELLS BEND
aVIC LEAGUE OF WAR TASKS
Wlmt dm C, W. C. A. Ih doing
nt hnntn unci In foreign In ml rt for
wniimukliid, ami rtiprclnlly dm nor
vlriH rIviiii In Franco, lluiislu, and
Kugliiutt during dm wnr, worn told
lust Wednesday at tin) library
nt n meeting (if dm "Womnn'K Civic.
'League, by dr. KnIoIIr Ford Warn
er, Nntlonul V. W. U. A. worUnr,
nnil MIhk doitriide I1. Hader, Ore
Uon Mule illiector for IhimIiichm nnd
plOfeHHloillll women,
Hi. Wuriwr'rt nddrens wh chief
ly on dm part played by dm Y. W.
C A. In alleviating conditions
broup,li( about In tlio cltloa of Eur
opn nml America t It ronitti wnr con
dltlnna. Dr. Warner wn In Archangel
nml had dm ciii(irlunlly of anidnl
lux In din nrniilrntlon (if work In
dial oily, when morn tlinn 2,000
Blrln spending their varntlons in
dm northern lesorl wore cut off
fioni tlmlr homes by t ho first bol
fluwlnl Involution.
"Those are some of dm things
which have been (Ioiuj abroad, not
only by our serretnrleH, but through
dn'in by dm women of Anmrlcu,"
Dr. Warner anlil, "but wo have
nioblniiiN at bourn im well, Itf dm
I'nltrd Platen there urn lodiiy over
5,000,000 girls taking ii active
mrt In dm Industrial scheme of
our iintloti. Wo want to serve
tliiiin. Too, I hold In work lo be
TO CONSTRUCT
TWO GARAGES
STONE BUILDING TO
BE SPACIOUS
L. I,. I'oi Will Krrrt Hrroml
lnrgr"it Auto Store House in
Oregon Willi Floor Hn-
of 14,000 Kiirn Krcl.
Two garage with h totul ground
flour space of 2$, 300 square fret
will he erected In Bend this year,
one by I.. L. Fox, former proprietor
nnd operator of tho Pioneer Auto
Stage & Truck Coropiiny, and the
other by locJI capital, representa
tives of which desire their name
for dm present lo bo withheld.
Tho former Mr'ucture will raoro
than rover the giound now occupied
by dm Pioneer Oarage Company
on llond street with a frontage of
100 fret and extending back for
110 feet. It will bo conntructcd
of ntonn and will havn all diu
necessary convenience of a mod
ern garage Much as large, well llght
cd display and sales roonih, rest
rooms and repair ehnp. Tim floor
will be of concrete According to
Mr. Fox dm now structure will bo
doim nrnolifU dm woman of dm
colored nice, nnd among tliimo of
foiolgn lilrtli. Wo can't go Imok
wo in tint go forward, mid I know
Hint dm women or Hand will nl
wayn stand for progress,"
Minn Under npokn on dm groat
responsibility confronting dm wo
men of America In dm use of dm
ballot. "Whether It la to Im a con
ntriictlvn or a destructive force la
dm mnln qucstlos, but dm Y W.
O. A. Manila reudy to tako earn of
dm nlluatlon," aim (declared. "Many
women, particularly tlm foreign
born, nru not reudy for tlm' ballot,
nnd those muni Im taught how It
should be lined for tlm betterment
of themselves, their nation, nnd tho
world."
Tlm tcngttn decided lo atari a
Day n u me ry, planning to finance
dm work by a tag day. Hitch a
plan would be of u particular aor
vice to nmtherN who work In dm
fuctnrlen,
It wok reported (hut dm lengtm
linn been given dm opportunity of
affiliating with the Ktatn federa
tion of women's clubs, and with
sentiment townrd thin policy mark
edly .Lrvornhle, u committee coui'
pose'd of Mm. A. F. I.arnoti, l)r
Anna Idea rjnley, and Mian M, It
Coleman, wan nppolnled to have
cbnrgo of die matter.
the Hfcnud Inrgent gunign In .Ore
gou Hazing tho old ntructiiro and
tlm beginning of work on the now
building will atari Junt an noon an
the wenther permlU, Tho new
building will Im tlm permanent
homo of dm .I'laueur (laragn Co.
The bulldom of tho aecnnd gar
ago Htate that erection of tho build
Ing will begin within the next two
tuontliM. Ita location in on (Iroeti-
wood avenue, near tho north end of
llond utrcot. It will Imvn front
age of 100 fuel on Greenwood and
will extent north to u depth of 126
feet. There will be a nlulw and
nalen room with an SO fool front
ago and n drlvo way 20 feet wide
entering from (Irccnwood avenue.
It will aim) huvu a lurgn and com
plete repair nhop. The alrucluro
will bo built of atonn taken from
the property. It In underatood that
two Itend garage are negotiating
for tho Iraan of tills building aa
aoon na it la erected.
Of Intercut to automobllo ownera,
tourlala nnd uutomoblle dcnlera
come the announcement of the pur
choio of tho lot al tho northcaat
corner of Walt and Greenwood
avenuca. 70 by I2S feet by W. It.
flpeck, local reprexentatlvo of the
Ktandant Oil Company, who haa
given a five-year leano on tho pro
petty to W. II, Man waring, , of
Munthfleld, Oregon, formerly anno
elated with Willlum Kwaggort Co.
It In Mr. Mniiwurlng'n Intention to
begin nt once dm erection or Deud'a
flrnt exclunlvu autntuobllo aervlco
ntutlon. Tlm gtouud will bo clenr
FARMERS LOSE
THOUSANDS
of Dollars Ever Year by not Keeping
in Good Repair their Farm Machinery
When u plow slmrc breaks when an axle snaps
when a cultivator, seeder or automobile breaks, it is
not always necessary to purchase a new part.
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WELDING
will save you a great deal of money every year and
make the broken part as strong as when new.
WE HAVE
the most up-to-date acetylene welding plant in Cen
tral Oregon, and the expert workmen who can do
all kinds of this work. When a metal jmrt of your
machinery breaks send in your HUSFI WORK to
Bend Iron Works
when: it will be scientifically and quickly repaired.
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HUE savings of youth become the xlividends
(f old age. You can have a comfortable
reserve at sixty if you save at twenty.
What others are doing successfully you can do.
OUR SAYIVGS DEPARTMENT PAYS 4 PER CENT INTEREST
DATA SECURED FOR
NEW CITY FIRE MAP
Working with roprcaontntlvoa of
tht Oregon Kirn Hating Dtircnu,
Arthur J, Mtigg, of tlm Sanborn
Map Co., Ik accurlng data from
which a now fire map of the city
will bo mndo. Tho map now In
it bo Ih only three- yeara old, and
ordinarily tho Sanborn Company
come into a city only onco la firn
yonra. Tho rapid growth of Uond,
howovor, ban rondo neccaaary n
chango from tho rtilci usually followed.
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CENTRAL OREGON BANK
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OREGON
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TWO CAMPS PRODUCE JUNIPER
FOR MANUFACTURE OF PENCILS
(.Special to the Ilullctlu.)
DKSCIIfTKH, Jim. 19. While
many people In Central Oregon nro
not aware of the fact thai Dcachutca
county la duvoloplng nn ludtiatry
which will utlllm a form of tlmbor
thought very little of up to now,
work la now well under way getting
out Juniper, which will bo uaod in
dm manufacture of penclla In Ilcnd,
and aa n cedar aubatltutu.
11 haa been demonatrnted that
Central Oregon Juniper la ono of
tlm beat wooda for the' production
of pencil and Ih going, to bo bandied
on Hlrngo acale aoon.
Tho pencil factory In Ilcnd la but
a amull purl of the propoaltlon aa
tlm timber will be ahlppcd In car
load Iota aoou to other parta for
manufacture. Right now there
am two campa In operation thai ore
preparing tlm timber for ahlpinent.
In ono ramp alone thera uro two
tree pulling crewa working an eight
hour uhlft thai average 85 to 100
tree per crow per aulft.
The trcea are to bo limbed and
then unwed by gas power aawa after
which they will bo bolted up and
trimmed of all ukcIpkh wood by other
aawa Hlmllnr to thoao uacd in shin
glo mllla for thin purpose and then
loaded on dm cara.
Hoy Wllcoxcn la In charge of thene
two campa which are located between
Tunmlo and Deachutea.
Tho pencil factory in the aouthcaat
cud of Bond la ncirlng completion
nnd Mr. C, S. Iludnon la now In San
Krauclaco purchaalng tho noceaaary
machinery which will bo Installed the
near future.
It la aald on good authority that
the only wofd thai excclla Deachulea
County Juniper for penclla timber
la Tennessee cedar and that la get
ting acarco.
The atory of how Ilcnd came to
get this Industry Ih peculiar. An In
qulry cumo aaklng for samples of
wood for penclla and a man near
Deschutes got the Inquiry. Taking ft
piece of Juniper from a .neighbor
ftyico, he went it to Seattle and after
conalderable correspondence a con
tract was blgncd for n large amount.
ed nnd a Mntlun of cut atone nud
attractive ilealgn will bo erected,
conforming In most dctnlla to .tho
arc'hltccturo to tho Pilot Mutto. Inn.
located across tho atrcct. Drives
will bo mndu for tlm convenlencea
of uutnmnmblllHta nnd dm ground
will bo planted to lawn uud made
attractive.
POSTOFFICE IN
ITS NEW HOME
In tho quarterly report Just com
pleted by Acting Tostmastcr W, II,
Hudson. In tho corresponding quar
ter of 1918, tho total was SGOGI.SG,
but tho larger nmount wok duo en
tirely to tho fact that three cent
stamps wuro in uro at that time. It
tho throo cent utarap had been used
during tho last quarter an Increaso
of $Gu7.99 would havo been shown
over tho previous year, Mr. Hudion
estimates.
A FEW RECORDS
I by Noted Artists of Music. For the
I ear trained to enjoy Classical
I ' Selections. 1
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s A57US Mary (Uarltonc Solo). Sung by Loula Craveure.
I My DrratnN (Ilarltonc Solo), Sung by Louis Oravetlrn
I."." 47 Hamlet (l)arltono Solo) Sung by Oscar Beagle.
I. 1'agllnrrl (Itarltono Solo), Oncar Seaglc. .
nat Aida, Soprano, Tenor and Chorus, Kmmy Deatlnn Giovanni.
5717 Tlm Virx fa Done (Soprano Solo), Alien Nielsen. o'
A Spirit Hotter (Sporano Solo), Allco Nielsen I
s
.1732 HhagowM (MezzoSporano Solo), Julia Claucoen. g
Illnnldo (Mezzo'Soprano Solo), Julia Clausseu. I
5911 "llio Onnlcn of Sleep (Soprano Solo), Sung by Lucy
Oaten.
Come, My llrlovrd (Soprano Solo), Sung by Lucy Gates.
Gates.
nHI Ate Maria (Soprano Solo), Sung by Lucy Gates.
King, Smile, Htumtxr (Soprano Solo), Sung by Lucy
-78:: VriiHtan Song (Soprano Solo), Sung by Amparilo Farrar.
Hernatn (Soprano Solo), Sung by Amparilo Farrar.
UKOI Abent (Harltono Solo), Loula Graveuro.
When You Conic Homo (Baritone Solo), Louis Gravcure.
a i or
7Kon;
My laddie (Soprano Solo), Margaret Woodrow Wilson
Solo 3Ilo! (Baritone Solo), Sung by Klccardo Stracciari.
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U7CKI Think Ijve of Me (Mezzo-Soprano .Solo), Iiarbara Maurcl.
Our Vrtrrtla)a '(Moizo-Soprano Solo), Sung by Daraba
Maurcl;
270-2 Can'l Yo' Hear 51c Callln' Carolln? (Baritone Solo and
Male Quarctte), Sung by Oscar Seagle and Columbia
Stellar Quartette.
Smllln' Through (Baritone Solo), Sung by Oscar Seagle.
VIOLIN AND CELLO. SELECTIONS
B782 Suite la C Major (Violoncello Solo), I'layed by Pablo
Cosals.
Sttlte la O Major So. tt (Voloncello Solo). Played by
Pablo CoaaU.
B821 Allegro, Appaaniomato (Cello Solo),1 Played Wy Pablo
CoeaU.
Miaaet la C Major (With Variations) (Cello Solo), Played
Pablo Cosals.
0907 Ctuuwoa Loada XIII (Cello Solo), Played by Pablo Cosala.
KvealBg Hoag (Cello Solo), Playod by PaWo CeMls.
Oavottn laXenartto (Violin Solo), Eddy Brow.
3040 Vogel. AI IVopbrt (Violin Solo), Eddy Brown.
1T77 Serraadr (Violin Solo), Saacba Jacobaen.
Souvenir (Violin Solo), Sascha Jacobaen.
onnwt nv Mnutrat '
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L. K. SHEPHERD
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EVERYTHING IN MUSIC
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SI'XDAVIIOX COMIHXATIOXK
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According to scliedulo, tho Bund
post oillco executed u rapid chnngo
yesterday, moving from tho Sphler
building lo Ita now homo in the
O'Donnell building on Wall utruo..
With tlm exception of tho larger
hoxe,H , mimbora woio for tho most
part tho Huiuo nit tlmsu used In the
old ofllco, but conibluiitloua weto
changed, nud Acting Postmaster
Hudson was kupt busy yesterday
afternoon uud part of this morning
explaining tho Nvorklnga of the now
locka to box renters,
Post oillco llxturcR mo now
throughout, nud whllo dm mnnbur of
boxuH Ih not appreciably increased,
tho oillco, room for postul odlclals is
much greater, and tho luatnllutlou
of tho cuniur Rystom promised for
April, la expected to romovo any congestion.
Do You Know in what
shape is Your Battery?
Ask SALTZMAN of the
Pioneer Garage
He KnOWS Batteries
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Located in rear of Pioneer Garage
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POSTAL SALES FOR
QUARTER ARE $5,637.58
Gross postal Bains for tho qunrtnr
ending December Ul, 1019, totnllod
$5637.GS, according to figures glvon
Prompt, efficient counsel and service on
all kinds of battery work
Pioneer Garage