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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1920)
I1RNI) IlUMiKTfN, I1KND. OltKOON, THURSDAY, ,IANUAUV !!, 10U0 TAGK 4 V The Bend Bulletin (Weekly KdJUon) , Published By THU ItKND BULLETIN (Iiicorpdrntctl) ' ICstabllshcd il02. FRED A. WOBl.FLEN, Editor ROBERT W. SAWYER, Mnnogor An Independent newspaper standing for the square deal, clean business, clean politics and the best Interests of Bend and Central Oregon. Ono year..... 12.00 Six months 1.00 Thrco months 60 THURSDAY, JANUARY 29. 1920 YOU AND YOUR BONDS. If you are a good .American you bought during the, war raoro Liber ty Bonds than you could probably nfford. No doubt, you pinched and Bncrltlccd and worried but you bought them. Now they are below par. In other words, you cannot get what you paid for them It you take them to a bank .or broker. Your (Irst reaction, no doubt, When you found this out was disappointment or des pair. Pc,rhaps, after all, It Is a good thing that Liberty Uonds are tern porarlly below par. That will deter tho wlso man from selling them. AYiso men uover sell goods below their real valuo unless forced to as n matter of life or death. But wise in on buy good goods bo low real value from foolish men. This Is whjr you see costly adver tisements captioned "Liberty Uonds nnd War Savings Stamps bought here." It must be profitable to buy Liberty Bonds below par It some per sons can afford paying the cost of such ndvertisitig, rent of ofllce, cler ical hire, efe. Think of that when you are tempted to let go of your bond, either for cash or for other securities. Tho fact that the other fellow wants your bond Is pretty good 'proof that your bond Is worth much more than he will giro for It. The fact of tho matter Is Liberty Bonds are worth considerably more than tho market prlco. You cannot get what you paid for your bond at the present moment because a great many foolish people have thrown their bonds upon tho market, while many other persons, through neces sity perhaps, have been forced to sell their bonds. Tho law of supply and demand is operating to force down present prices qf bonds because at this particular time there are more bonds for sale, (ban there are buyers at par prices. Absorption of the Liberty Bonds by Jar-seeng buyers Is going on quietly and continuously. When this .nbsorptl.qn reaches the point where the demand equals the supply, the. bonds will In the natural order of economics go o par. In other words, yon will b able to get what you paid for your bond, and If the pro cess of absorption goes further, where the, domand oxceeds the sup ply, your bqijd wilt bo worth more than you paid for It. " It Is tho history of all United States Government bonds that they have gone abovo par. In one Instance UB much as S3Q. Do not sell vnn'p bond at a loss. What you loan .' other fellow makes. Be a maker, not! a loser. Hqld your bond. ' . . a ....- . u .tau Itltltttttlt' inctii mrougii wore, m um uumui'i opinion, disgraceful. They dosorvod the executive disapproval but until tho governor had shown his t'inper no ono could bo sure Just what ho. would do. Ho might have taken a lalasei falro attitude, let things slide end, probably, little damage wr..ld have been done, It Is to his credit that ho did not do so but on tin ron Irary, checked the legislative scram ble. Tho pfjplo TfMl approve Tho Inclusion of tho Deii'irttos county t Mil ninotig the VJ'Vd measure U. of course, matte ft satisfaction o :l e pooplo win in jected to having a matter of au-:h purely local Import, for whttb. ample proriston already existed In general law, dealt with by special 1.1hm t on. Represenui: i Burdlck trlfid j slip someUitus ivcr. The vein fruves him e.xpoi' t n the pen It!-? that go with fit , As matter f it lomatlon to tfioie Interested In tho Mibject It nVuld new bo pointed out t) nt the butti,es Ins not been i .included until tho fclr bill, with ! rtvoruor's cto. has been pres4iu-d to the next legis lature There It may be re-paJit-d by a two thlrl'j voto of tho mem bers present nnd born. no law li. splto of tho veto. Wo are Informed that Senntir Baldwin wired n constituent in Bond during the llciu on the fair hill Hint Representative Biirdick "was using every underhanded method" to ob tain Its passnge. If he is not return ed to the next legislature he will bo tumble to use life methods to obtain its passage over tin veto. INFLUENZA PREPARATIONS. Mayor Eastcs and the Bend Red Cross are doing exactly tho right thing in making preparation for a posslblo recurrence of the influenza epidemic. Tho disease has assumed epidemic propor tlous elsewhere. Bend may be next In Its path. If It co;nes and if these preparations are the means of saving but ono life they will havo been Justified. Indeed, they will bo Justified it tho disease passes over and we have no sickness at all. So long as tho possibility exists prud ence counsels preparation. In the last influenza attack a chief weakness was fear. Some people "Just knew" they were going to havo tho disease and sooner or later they had It. This type, hearing that It is prevalont and that It may turn up here, seeing preparations made to combat it. are likely to be the first to come down with It now. These we urge to forget It. In fluenza may appear here. It Is tho part of wsdom to prepare. But t Is not bound to come simply because preparations are made. Your worry will not help to keep It away but a cheerful und optimistic frame of mind will. You may be afraid of tho flu biU If you act as though you were nqt It will be better for you und your town. i RIPPLING RHYMES By WALT MASON Better Days. A better time is coming I mi) quite sure of this when you wj)l see ine thrumming my lyre in per fect bliss; the Reds, who claim attention, will be too scarce to mention, the serpent of dissension will be too weak to hiss. We a)l are growing saner with every passing day; the evidence grows pliiiicr that pipe dreams fade away; and soon we'll stand and. wonder why in the name of thunder we tried to tear asunder the things that ought to stay. You'll see us backward gazing and viewing, with a tear, our antics most amazing, in one unholy year, when we were all demented, distraught and discontented, and every day invented new kinds of doubt and fear. And, on the heights of reason, we'll mutter, "Can it be, that through one godless season no dome from bats was free? 0, can it be wo ranted, and clamored to have planted in this fair land en chanted, fake kinds of liberty?" Slow has been the waking from mild and bughouse dreams, but now the morn is breaking, and sunlight, on us streams; and as the morn advances we'll pome forth from our trances, while yet our eagle prances and fills the air with screams. B. H. a WINNER FROM REDMOND VISITORS lii:,tD AT HNI ' FIRST ll.l.l lll'T KIVAli Hcmw: snows MAimix w mm; rem im.M: 'ij:.m. characterize tho nowspaper In ques tion whenever It attempts to deal with matters of fact. In view of tho poso assumed by our newspaper friend, who virtuous ly asserts thnt it makes no charge for publishing tho court proceedings, It might be proper to Inquire why It charges tho city more than tho law allows for tho publication of street notices. Is it to mako from tho city what Is lost on tho county work? "Teachers and pupils to bnr, arms'1 our hcadlno had It. Unfor tunately there will be a number wno will want to bear arms ugalnst tho edict of the btnto Board of Health. a team attuched to what had appar ently been a Ford, created somu hng of a sensation To of the wheels were missing, also tho ting ine, radiator, und fenders, but iuldt from these lacking pans, It was to all Intents and purposes a Ford. Mr. Hurler finds tho horse drawn car ex cellent either us u buggy or light wagon. In a m unit harder game than had been expected, tlm floud high school biiNk-''1")1 l''"' V"M ,UP Krldny ulght from tho Rndmnnd high quin tet, at the gymnasium by a scoriv of 3ti to 27. Redmond led nt tlm end of the first half t9 to 17. but largely ns the result of tho deadly accuracy Hhnwn by RioHterhoiiM In hitting the hoop, tint Bond boys won out by a snfo margin. ' A feature of the game was the work done by Kidder, guard for tho visitors. Although humllrappod by thu loss of nil unit, ho played u hard, fast game, and was by no moans the easiest guard on tho floor. Of Bond's points, 22 were credited to llrmdnr 4 hniiN,, to to Holfrleh, and four to huiis, 10 to llolfrlnli, nnd four lo Co'ynor, Thu tunti'H! Rodintind--Hates und Doty, for wards; lluekle)', contori Kidder and Mnlltiway, guiiids, Iliiml I.onhr and Coy nor, for wards; Iluirrlch and llutirk, guards; Buckley, center. $10,000 ASKED FOR ALLEGED SLANDER Hilt TileI I'X lmi" Vrlmiilw Agalnxl Charh's .1. IMigaii Autiicr HtpiTtrd hy Kntl of .Mouth. Alleging slaiidrr on tho part or Charles J. Dugnu, I rone Neehiuds, stenographer for A. J. Kroonert, haH riled suit, through Jmr attorney Rosa l"n in ha in, asking 110,000 damages. In the complaint she alleges that thu defendant, on January 0, mldresHml remarks to her which cant reflect ions pu her stniidurd of moral. An4 iiintwiir lo flirt roinplaliit In expected by tho end of the month. It. H. Hiitn-P lltnn Is representing Mr, Dugan. Four chairs at ypur service at tho Metropolitan. No watting. Adv. Portland hns experienced tho driest January' on record, according to u newspaper headline Tho ex perience Is natlon-wldo. Governor Olcott called tho special session of tho legislature. Now that It Is adjourned ho has called It again In a good lot of veto messages. APPLICATIONS FOR , PERMITS ARE LATE THE VETOS AND BURDICK . Thank the Lord that Qovernor Ol cott has had tho back bone to veto' lo many of the bills rushed through' at tho special session of the Iegisla-' ture. Their enactment and the con ditions under which they wero Jam-' OUR VIRTUOUS FRIEND. Wo noto In a local newspaper the statement thnt tho official county paper, which Is tho weekly edition of Tho Bulletin, receives $30 per month for publishing the proceedings of the county court. Since this is not so and In view of tio purpose nppar-! ontly actuating tho statement, wo were at first Inclined to call it a lie Possibly, however, there was no In tent to deceive In respect to the mat- ivr ui cuiiijimiBiiuuii mm bo wo uro willing to let It go as one of the in uccuraclos or misstatements which Marry Centra Oregon (stockmen may havo to wait for some tlnfe bo fore receiving tbelr grazing permits this year, states Forest Supervisor N. O. Jacobson. February 1 Is the Inst date on which applications uro allowed, and a number of cattle and sheep growers, will not have their requests In by that time, It Is report ed. NEW TYPE QF WAGON EVOLVED FROM AUTO Homo IS years ago an automobile with horses furnishing tho motlvo power was hy 110 means 11 curiosity, but with tho Improvement of Inter nal combustion motors, they are now rarely seen Bocauuo of this fact, tho appearance of Josso Ilartef. of Tumalo, in Bend Friday, driving ALWAYS A GASH MARKET i At Palace Market pettf, Oregon for St Poultry Beef, Veal, Pork Sell your products at home Chas. Boyd Compare the typnhnr systnm, carriage und escape ment whcol of the Wooddlock with' those of other typewriters anil you will readily understand hy this machine holds up bet ter It has tens parts, too which adds to Its durability. w The Rebuilt Typewriter Company DISTRIBUTORS 301 Oak St., Portland, Oregon. Slightly used Underwoods, Remingtons, L. C. Smiths and other makes of machines can he had at easonablc prices. TANLAC THE WONDERFUL TONIC Hbrtoh Drug Co. Exclusive Agents t 1 3 C n M 3 o a u I I BABY CHICKS! THU ORI'dON-CORVAM.IS II ATCIIKRV TO. Ham II. .Moore ,V Son O. A. V. WMto Leghorns and Burred Rocks a specially, with other leading 'Wg-lwylng strains or the I'aelfli: Coast. Also from egg producing Rhode Inland Reds. Beforo pluelng ordors -write lo 110 North 14th, Cor vallls, Oregon Thieo Blocks North ot O, A V. Cum pus C u - 01 VI u a hi ,i 1. ft h T ,- kwi.t- ite-f '?TA'e&&&&ii TTjTHERS make grent demands upon your in- tyf mJ come. What demands are you making fef on it for vour own future 1 Determine &- n 1 1 -it. , 6? mux yuu nave :i ngni 10 some or your own y earnings and save it. We Will Help You to Save. Our Savings Drpartrtient Pays 45 Interest CENTRAL OREGON BANK I M .BEND 5&;sl-:l'n&-1nP &l.XwT.YtT.lXfiXfi 2 " :-:i Hi JlttiVri! fi ' TffcTK OREGON m$B&&&$&& Ilin (inniiiriitir, fif Jnimn Itfirlfii. nflll Tumalo, In Bend Friday, driving I . . 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