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BEND MUIiLKTIN, BKND, OltKOON, T1IU1U4DAY, JULY !i2, 1D20. PAGH 8 ,ArtMMWiMMMMMMMkMtaMM THE J. C. PENNEY WAY- Every man is interested in that which touches his pocketook. Our policy of immense buying, selling for cash and being satisfied with small profits, is your direct gain. Send us your mail order wants and they will receive prompt attention. For the man in the field, your every day needs- Rlue Chnmbray Work Shirts, full cut....:. $1.25, $1.49 and $1.73 Blue and Grev (Heavy Drill) Shirts $1.93 Black Sateen Shirts .'.$1.9S to $2.49 Heavy Blue Overalls and Jackets $2.49 to $2.69 Khaki Work Pants $2.49 to $3.49 Heavy Cottonade Pants $3.25 Work Sox (Heavy Rockford)..: 25c Automatic Sox (Seamless and Elastic) 2 pair for 59c Elkhide Work Shoes( the kind that wear) $4.25 and $4:50 Elkhide (8 inch top, full leather sole) $5.50 Khaki Work Hats 69c, 9Sc and $1.25 Palm Olive Soap 10c COX WE TAKE STUMP IN EAST ROOSEVELT TO BEGIN ON WEST COAST TPetm0M TWO U. OF 0. MEN ON OLYMPIC TEAM Campaign Planned to Be Launched on AurT 15 Expenditure Will Get Full Publicity, Republi can Henato Loader Agrees (ItfUntUJ Preu UTh DnJ Dull.tln) COLUMBUS. OHIO, July 21. The democratic stump campaign will be opened In the mtddla west and east by Governor James M. Cor, and In tho oxtromo west by Assistant Secre tary ot tho Nary BooBevelt, about August 15. Gorernor Cox stated to day that tho plan ropresents the con census' of oplnipn of tho democratic national committee, and will un doubtedly bo followed. Tho democratic presidential candi date said that ho oxpocted to carry tho campaign Into tho west early in September, Tho demand of Democratic N'oml nco Cox that full publicity to the source of. campaign funds be given by tho senate Investigations commit too, will bo granted "with pleasure," Senator Lodgo, republican senate leader, declared today. Lodgo Is hero to attend a meeting of tho re publican national executive commit tee. ' Vain Acquisition. "Some men gel a heap of educa tion," remarked an old colored philos opher, "Jest us some people gets a whole lot of bait without kotchln any flhh." Boston Transcript. Tuck of Redmond, and Ilnrtli-tt of llstncnda Win IllKht to Com pete At Antwerp. ( Or United Prai to The tWnd Bulletin) UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. EU GENE, July 21. Two University of Oregon athletes, William Kenneth Dartlctt, of Estacada, and Arthur Tuck, of Redmond, have been selec ted as members ot tho United States track team to compote In theOlympIc games at Antwerp, Belgium. They were named following the Olympic tryouts held last Saturday In the Harvard stadium at Boston In which they competed against athletes from every section of tho country. Bart lett placed second In tho discus In the national tryouts. and first In tho Junior amateur athletic association championship held the day before, establishing a new Junior record in the event. Art Tuck, youthful phenom, who has been at tho University only ono year, was chosen largely on account of his pastreqord In the Javelin. Record of Transfers Bob White Soap 4 for 25c DILMAN CAVE MIGHT DRAIN RIVER WATER (Continued from Pago 1.) FURNISHED BY THE DESCHUTES ABSTRACT COMPANY. La Pino Townslto Co. to Geo. E. Smith, Lot 3, Blk 17, and Lot 10 Blk 27, La Pino. $10.00. Frank W. McCaffery to Sylpher B. Roe, Lot 2, Blk 43, Redmond. $10.00. Tho Bend Co. to Earl Johnson, Lot 1C, Blk 4, Mill Addition. $10. Earl Johnson to W. 0. McCIellan, Lot 1C, Blk 4, Mill Addition. $100. west, In Spring river and Fnll river, two lava tunnels aro tributary to tho reservoir; and It Is a natural thought that tho eastern tunnel, which Is dry so far ns explored, may, farther down tho slope, becomo tho channol of an outlot stream. Tho recom mendation is, therefore repeated that this tunnel should bo surveyed, with tho special object of determin ing tho location nnd elevation of Its lowest accessible point. Also, slnco it Is obstructed, so far as now known, only by looso sand, It ap pears advlsablo to follow It a llttlo farther with tho aid of a shovel and wheelbarrow. Wo found the tunnel, at tho last, so damp ns to suggest that It may bo near tho wnten table; and tho definite determination of this point Is cortalnly a matter of real moment. Tho apparent Impos sibility of finding out whether or not this Is tho only oast sldo tunnol cer tainly Huggests tho advisability of extracting as much Information as may, be possible from this ono; nnd beyond that wo must roly upon tho testimony of tho canyon walls, ac cording to which, nil the way down tho Columbia river tunnels ot nota- , bio slzo aro fow and far between. It must bo recognized, howovcr, that slnco tho most natural location for la tunel Is In tho axis of tho vnley, n ''whole system of tunnels may huvo been effaced In tho development of tho canyon, a subterranean dralnago system thus giving placo to a sub- aerial systom. i Should Hun Flow Lino. "Tho Lava Butto flow, although , geologically recent, is old enough to . have witnessed tho silting up or tho deep Deschutes gorge and tho devol- if Strong Words From A Strong Man:-- "The man who cannot and does not save money, cannot and will not do anything else worth while." Andrew Carnegie. Consider this ndvfae seriously niu) then sturt your Savings Account tomorrow at THE BANK OF SUPERIOR SERVICE. . FIRST NATIONAL BANK of BEND m HHBsMBvpsisi rwPwlSssi bt"" W Ii5"m NjJjgXSs$VJ7t M..riin WMiniiii 1 1 i'l'rp;l7 piinii ii'm iiiiii' in iii J""JM r-riabic-- mmmmwMmmmwwwMimmmm'iM; opmottt of nit Impervious floor over tho greater part, at luitHt, of tho men ot tho proposud rosorvolr, the probability being Mint nhovo the level whoro tho silt fulln, It It duos fall, wo nt 111 huvo more or loss tin porvlotm clay soil resulting from tho weathering of tho basalt utid ot over lying voleuttlo ashes. It Ih unfortu nate that wo can nut hero wrlto cer tainty Instead ot probability; hut It may bo that an entirely foimlblo sorlea nt teats would Improve tho sit uation, s , "It Is, therefore, recommended that tin approximate- flow llnu bo run around tho reservoir area; and that tho lateral Mopes befow thtH Hue bo examined by test pits, ditches and Rhallow borings, nnd tested with pressure wator (a barrel ot water nnd u force pump and gage), Mn it It Until AiIvImmI. "A careful consideration ot tho dam problem and comparison of nil the suggested sites, loads to tho conclusion that an earth dam on Site "A" otfors the maximum of ad vantage, In tho construction ot tho dam It would bo desirable to loavo tho river bed essentially Intact and not attempt any excavation of tho bod for a foundation, or for struc tural material, hIiico tho removal or material from either tho hod or Hood plain ot tho river would Ih ovltnbly mean a weakening and de terioration ot the alto. Tho main problem, therefore, Is as to tho hefet and most avntlablo sources of ma terials for tho construction ot tht dam above tho existing surface. Ho far an rock work Is concerned, tho undermined nnd tumbledown edge ot the eastern basalt affords, right at hand, nn nmpto Htlpply. But It moro or dlfforont material wero do slrod, nn Inexhaustible supply Is avatlablo In the rhyollto rldgo. For a source ot earth sultablo tor dam construction wo may look to tho river bed or flat; and, apparently, this Is not necessary, slnco thero seems to bo an abundant supply on. tho rhyollto rldgo available for cither steam shovol or hydraulic excavation. A fow well planted tost pits would readily dotormlno this point. "To summarlzo: tho rhyollto rldgo Is tho ono absolutely solid and tight formation of tho Bonham Palls sorles. It doflnos, locally, tho mar gin ot the plateau, and affords tho natural dam slto. Tho Columbia basalt forms a rigid nnd nearly level floor ovor hundreds of feet In depth of Incoherent ash nnd sand. Through this basalt floor tho rlv'or cut Its gorgo a hundred foot or moro In depth and hundreds ot foot wido. Kite Prepared Ily Nature. "Tho lava of tho Lnvu Butto eruption tilled and dammed tho gorgo whero tho latter cuts through the rhyollto rldgo and converted the broad and nearly level Doschtttes Valloy Into n Inko twenty miles or moro In length. During tho thou sands of years required for the cutting by tho river or Its present notch across tho rhyollto rldgo, at tho head or Bonhnm Falls, thus slowly draining the tuko, tho gorgo bocamo filled with Impervious silt, and obliterated nn a topographic and hydrologlc feature; and tho lako basin outHldo or tho gorgo was pretty gonwrally, If not completely, lined with similar materials. "Thus, by natural processes, with out which tho caso would bo hopo tess, tho ground, wo may belluvo, was prepared ror a successrul rosor volr. Tho dlschargo at Bonhnm Falls, compared with tho watorshod nhovo that point, does not, It Is be lieved, Indicate any serious loss of wator; on tho contrary wo hnvo, In Spring river nnd Fall rlvor, sub stantial gains. Known Fault OutHldo Reservoir. "All tho time, howovor, wo must koop In mind tho -possibility or un discovered lava tunnels and faults, though reassured by tho thought that theso feuturcs are rare and that repetition within a limited area Is Improbable. Tho ono known fault Is qulto cortalnly wholly out sldo of 'tho proposed reservoir; and tho known tunnol may yet provo to bo not unfavorable to tho proposed storage of wator. "Having, by long continued vol canic activity, dono what sho could to defeat tho Hiiccossful otorugo of water on tho Upper Doschtttes drain ago, nnturo bus, .during tho later ages, mado anionilB by tho slow and unobstruslvo- procosH of silt deposi tion. "Tho Crnno Pralrlo project Is, undoubtedly simpler nnd moro Idoal than tho Doschtitos project, and would naturally bo proforred but for tho fact that tho run-off Is only ono fourth that at Bonhum Fulls, A compromises Bchonio that may bo worthy of some consideration com bines tho two projects; storing ono fourth or tho total run-orr on Crano Pralrlo and tho other Uiroo-fourtliH nhovo Bonham Falls, This would re duce the height and strength or dum, required at Bonham Fulls and leave nbovo tho flow-IIno tho part of tho reservoir area most opon to suspi cion as rogards its tightness," fyf4 FARM POULTRY ttn- DEMAND FOR GUINEA FOWLS Value as Substitute for dams Dlrdt Becoming Better Recognized by Many People. Tho vitluo of a guinea fowl us it substitute for gaum blrils such us grout-', partridge, quail, nnd pheasant 11 becoming moru mid more recognized liy people fond f this class of meat, and the duuuind for tltesu fowls Is Prime Young Outness Are a Special Delicacy. Increasing steadily, United Htntes de partment of agriculture specialists re port. Many hotels and restaurant In the large cities nro eager to secure prime young guinea, mid often they are served at banquets and club din tiers as a special delicacy. When well cooked, guineas aro attractive In ap pearance, although darker than com nion fowls, and the llesh of young birds li tender and of especially line flavor, resembling that of wild game. Like all other fowl, old guineas are likely to bo tough and rather dry. A few largo poultry raisers, par ticularly those within easy reach nf the largo eastern markets, make a practice of raising a hundred or so RUlm-ns enchp'ear, but tho great ma jority of guineas nre raised In small llocks of from 10 to 25 upon farms In tho Middle West and In tho South. Many farmers keep a pair or a trio of guineas moro ns a novelty thnti for prolU, nnd from these a small flock Is raised. Tho guinea fowl doubtless would be more impulnr on farms wore It not for Its harsh and at times seem Ingly nrver-endlng cry. However, some people consider this cry an argu ment In the guinea's fnvor, as It gives warning of marauders In tho poultry yard. CARE OF GROWING CHICKENS On of Most Important Factors In Raising Poultry During 8ummr Keep Them Growing. The rare of growing chicks during the summer Is one of (ho moil Imjior tint factors In poultry raising. The chick tuny bo hatched from strong, vigorous stock nnd carefully brooded; but unless they receive tho proper nttenlloh during the warm months, their growth may be retarded. In other words, they shoould be so man aged that they will mature Into well developed fowls. KEEP BIRDS FREE FROM LICE Oust Thoroughly With Good Iniect Powder or Apply Mixture of Vatellne and Mercury. Kxnmluo tho pullets nnd hens for lice, and dust thoroughly with it good Insect lewder or apply a mlxtute of two parts of vaseline and one part nf mercurial or blue ointment, about the size of n pea, one Inch helowy the vent of tho hint, rubbing the mixture lightly on the skin. An application of this ointment two or three time n year will keep thu fowls free from lice. ESOB Destroy lice and mites. Coiiuno or sell all cockblrtls. Keep tho ncslri clean and well lit tered. (lather eggs frequently and keep them In n cool place. Bread and milk make an excellent feed for young goslings. Feed a well-balanced ration with plenty of variety and If possible give free rnngq. Kggs to he preserved should h Mrletly fresh, clean, unwashed, llrm and free from cruclcH, , From r0 to 80' per cent of tho chicks hntched die before they reach matu rity. This loss run bn greatly reduced by propqr feeding nnd care. Thu number nf duck farms In this country is Increasing, hqcutiso of a widening' of tho market for young ducks, and tills wort of poultry rais ing Is growing moro populur, TRAMP'S LAST CENT SPENT FOR LICENSE Jnmoii Clurki knight of the nmd, hud no license lit his possession when found fishing lit tho DesolitttoH July in by District tlamo Wnnlon II. McDonald, An hour latur Clark had a license, but (ho $ i .50 hud started on Its way Into 'tho coffers of tho ' state, Thou Mr. McDonald procured a good-payltu; pnslsltlon hero for him. Tho-oiily other case demanding at tention locally yesterday wan that of a minor hoy, also engaged In fish ing without u license. He was re ferred to the county Judge. TO DEVELOPE POWER AT SHEARAR'S FALLS SHKAItKIt, OUR., July 21. Tho falls ot tho Deschutes river which have been (ho slto of nothing hut a toll bridge and a white elephant ho tel for (he past 30 years, nre to ho hariiessod soon by tho (Custom Oro gott Land company, Kuormous po tential electrical energy Is now go ing to waste. Put It In The Bulletin. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS CUiilflnl mlrHUlnf rtmrr tr Urn 29 tnti for fO wor-la or Imi. On rant r word for kit r to. All clMU aittrtrtltln ttrlcllr caih In kilvmr.. 1-Olt HAl.r.. FOU HALK Oil TltADI-: 330 aerei deeded homestead, GO miles east of Bond on Ileiid-lturns road In vicin ity nf lltnthers, Oregon, For partic ulars write Chester U. Moore, Box 330, Bend. Ore. 18-Slp FOB BALK One 3 Hhtitier wagon nearly new, end one 1 1 disc Mc- Sherry drill; pi Iced right. Address Will llorsell, Alfulfn, Oregon. OG-SIc FOlt HALK Threo Jersoy cows. J. K. Hardwlck, (3 mites northeast of Bend on Itedmond road or write box C63, Bend. 87-2 Ip FOB 8ALr-l room hotiso with col Inr, lights, water, garage, poultry hotiso and yard, two large tots, on Albany avo; $1200. Inquire A. O. Myers, Khovlln-Hlxon round house. ?C-2lp FOB HALK OU TltADK 40 acres, ,10 nercs water; 10 In cultivation, 1& acres trees pulled: 4-roum box house: 7 miles from Bond; fenced. Inquire 118 .Mliiucnola ave. 43-20.23C FOB HALK -Bay tram mares. 0 and 7 years old; sound, gentle mid true: good logging or road team; weight 2900; also wagon ami liar ness like new , Phono or see O, B, Caldwell, 4 miles east or Bond. 4020p FOB HALK- 21 head of cattle, III good condition, soino fat enough to kill; six cows, balanco from I month to 2 years old; will sell cheap for cash If taken soon. C. II. Oraf renborgor, Mllllcan, Oro. ri8-20-21p FOlVirALK-A few good Durham Cows, somo milking. Perclvnll ranch, Mllllcan, Oro. 64-20-2 tp FOiThalT: KflO-ncro stock, sheep or or horse ranch; unlimited water supply and out rango; all fenced; $r,O00 will buy It. Write J. 11., caro or Bulletin. C0-20p FOR HALK t- Threo good, young, fresh Ilolstolu cows. J. A. Liv ingston, Itedmond, Ore. 73-1 8-1 Oc FOB HALK 1917 Maxwell touring, now tires all around, 000; must bo sold at once; can bo seen at Pioneer garage. C 8-1 8-1 Op KQQS Toir HATCHING S. C. White Leghorns. Heavy wlntor lilyors, -muted to Tancred cocks, of 230-2C0 agg strain. $ 1 .50 per If.. Si C, It. I. Beds, mated tohlgh class cockorals from prize winning stock S2 ror IS, Ono third cash with ordor, balance on delivery. Hofatettor's Poultry Farm, Tumalo. 97-Gltrc WANTKD. WANTKD Hlx or eight Poland China pigs, Juul weaned; state prlco; also cow to milk for rood. Ad drosa Bulletin. S2-20p WANTKD TO BUY G shnres Hwt- ley ditch stock;" flG per ' shuro cash. Do Armoitd & Krskliio, 12-1 Op ANYONK, looking Inr help, luqulro or MIhh Markol or tho Bend Cjuij- merclal club, at tho city rost room, , ai-ntro ANYONK, looking ror employment on farms, sou Miss Mnrkul or thu Bend Commercial club, at tlvo city lewt room. 32-17tro LOST LOST Chestnut Honol innro, weight about iilno hundred, has boll on -with double strap, branded on left shoulder with very dim K H wrench brand. Notify Jamos Whltlock, Shov-lln-IIIxon Camp 2, or Autotio Auuo nt Auiio'h barn, llopd. 70-21-22p JTOHT TwoBlioopfVlnimJod clrclq cross mid M L diamond, Phono HI Tumalo or wrlto Blnliio DovorH. 07-2 lp LOST July II, three calves; I ted holfor, Hiunir horns; 1 black stoor, HiuulL horns; 1 black bull cair with ottuliorna, Finder notiry Anton notianwVti 8 " folios'' front Bond on AlfairnVroad. 78-2lp A tr