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About The Daily bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1916-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1916)
PACK a THE KKXD HIM.KT1N, IIKNO, OHK., WKDXKKOAV, tK KMIIKIW mitt . The Daily Bulletin Publl.hnl Errrr Aftnin Kirapt Sunday, . UES'O. OKKUON. GEORGE PALMER PUTNAM Pubtithr KOHKKT W. SAWYER Edltor.Manairr KREO A. WOK1.KI.EN Ni Editur HENRY N. KOWI.ER Aocil Editor RALPH SPENCER Mechanical SuiH. An Indelwndcnt Nvwipapcr. atandinff for the aquare deal, clean buaintaa, clean iwlltiea and the beat intereata of Bend and Central Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Br Mail. One Year JS.OO Si Month II. "5 Three Months ...1.10 By Carrier . One Year JS.50 Six Montha S.50 One Month . . . .' CO t All subscriptions are due unci PAYAI1U0 IN ADVANCE. Notices of expiration are mailed subscribers and if renewal is not made within reason able time the paper will be discon tinned. Please notify us promptly of any change of address, or of failure to re ceive the paper regularly. Otherwise we will not be responsible for copies missed. Make nil checks and orders pay able to The Hend Bulletin. oussion by S. D. Mustard, E. Saun tiers and Council. "Grain and Forage Crop Devel opment." Methods of establishing hardy, frost resistant, stundurd var ieties for the most profitable farm ing, by A. S. Fogg; discussion by T. M. Boerste, A. I). Norton and Coun cil. "The Dairy Industry." The co operative car lot importation of dai ry calves, the bull association, cow testing association, silo building, feeding etc., by C. D. Jarred; dis cussion by V. M. Ore, Chas. O. Christiana and Couucil. "Farm Demonstrations." Hrlng ing home the practical and scien tific lessons of successful methods with soils, grains, forage crops, live stock, feeding etc., J. N. B. Clerk ing, discussion by A. S. Fogg, C. F, lloskins and Couucil. WEDNESDAY," DEC. 13, 1916 A WORTH-WHILE PRAYER . The following "business man's prayer," reprinted from (The Print ing Art, seems timely at any time and to the point. It makes a good Christmas time prayer, too, for a business man or any one else: "Teach me that sixty minutes make one hour, sixteen ounces ouc pound, and one hundred cents one dollar. Help me to live so that I can He down at night with a clear conscience, without a gun under my pillow, and unhaunted by the faces of those to whom I have brought pain. "Grant that I may earn my meal ticket on the square, and that, in earning it, I may not stick the gaff in where it does not belong. "Deafen me to the jingle of taint - ed money and the rustle of unholy skirts. Blind me to the faults of the other fellows, and reveal to me mine own. "Guide me so that each night when I look acros the dinner table at my wife, who has been a bless ing to me, I shall have nothing to conceal. Keep me young enough to ' laugh with my children. "And when come the smell- of flowers, and the tread of soft steps, and the crunching of wheels out in front, make the ceremony short and the epitaph simple." PROGRAM ANNOUNCED Final Arrangement Made for Agri cultural t'ouncll Meet. The complete program for the an nual meeting of the Crook County Agricultural Council to be held in Redmond on December 23, has just been announced by County Agent Blanchard, as follows: Call to order by the president. Reading of the minutes by the sec retary. Report of the county agricultural agents. "A Program of Work for the 'County Agricultural Council," by Paul V. Maris, state leader of coun ty agents. ' "Cooperative Orders." How the Council can help in getting a bet ter quality, grade and standardiza tion of seeds, alfalfa, clovers, gar den, etc., cotton seed cake, beet pulp, gypsum, strychnine, etc., by P. H. Dencer; discussion by C. F. Hoskins, W. F. Mackey and Council. "Rabbit Extermination Campaign." Plan for each club to effect a co- nnorfltlvA pffnrr In Ifllllncr rnhhirn E. S. Bernard; discussion by S. W. MerHlI, C. L. Mead and Council. "Community Stock Shipments." A stock shipping plan which allows t.11 kinds of odd lots of stock, bogs, sheep, cattle, etc., an opening to market In a regular car, by C. F. Hoskins; discussion by W. M. Ogg, T. H. Dencer and Council. "The Potato Industry." Plans for building up a stronger potato grow ers' association, a standardization of potatoes, grades, quality, dis ease control, fairs etc. that will go to make up a renowned Central Or egon product, by J. L. Gibson; d ta il KM OX THE fE.NSlS In order that none between the ages of four and 20 may be omitted from the school census now being taken Superintendent Thordason requests, if anyone knows of anv individuals between those ages whose names were not taken by the census enumerators, that the names names be handed In to lilm or City Engineer Gould. Mr. Thordason says that young married women un der SO years of age are often omit ted from such census. K. OF P. OFFICERS ARE NOW ON TOUR THROUGH COUNTY Leslie E. Crouch, grand vlco chancellor of the Oregon Knights of Pythias, and Walter Uluesou, grand keeper of records and seals for the order, were guests lust night of the Redmond lodge. Because of tho ln- ability of Denton G. Huntiek. list ed as one of the speakers of l lie evening, to be present, no especial Inrogram was carried out. r Al. r',..i,.h u,..l M,. r:l.....,.i u11l be entertained this evening by the olcnl Knights, at a banquet t he given at the Emblem cluli, under the direction of N. P. Smith. M. D. Knutson, F. T. Parker and U. M. McReynolds. committee In charge. Tomorrow night the grand olllcers ill visit the Prlnevlllo lodge. Wr.nt Ads only ONE CENT c word. HELP WANTED! . . This paper Isn't as good as - we'd like to have It. But if you note ' its faults, please remember that It is not easy to Btart a new enterprise and have everything run smoothly from the first. '. -From the news, ' editorial, mechanical, advertising and cir culatlon standpoints, we must -- feel our way a bit before things are Just right and, at that, there'll never be a time when v.-e can't improve. - You, Mr., Mrs., or Miss, Reader, can help us. -- We want you to. Please let us have your sug- gestlons. 4- Tell- us what you like and wat you don't like. Help us make the paper bet- ter; remember, if enough of you want to read it, there will be no difficulty in making it biger. We want to make the Bulle- tin the- kind of paper you want . It to be. I amfglsid to announce to the people of Bend and vicinity that I have opened a new Grocery Store at 1016 Bond St., in the Erickson place next to the old Dream Theatre, with an entire new stock of Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at-all seasons. Our Motto: Efficient and Courteous Service, Fair Prices. Mike McGrath, Prop. FRANK HEARN, Mgr. Phone Black 211 Sash Factory Wood Bend White Pine Sash Co. Telephone 441 WHILE THEY LAST! IRONING BOARD FREE WITH EACH ELECTRIC IRON $4.00 Bend Water light & Power Co. Phone 551 SATISFIED PEOPLE Are sending tlielr friend to uh every day. WE ARB AI1I.K TO WAIT ON AIX WHO CO.MK. It Ih not necext.ur to wait, week and months and go back time and again as you do when patronizing the Private, Kthical, Hoolety, or Trurt IteiitlMN, but limteud, with our 8CIK.NTIKIC MKTHOUH AND II'-TO-DATK APPLIANt'KH THE KING BEE IENTI8TK Are mltte to make you a first cIbkk, natural looking, PERFECT FIT TING HET OF TEETH In one duy. HATIHFAtTION GUARANTEED Our Bend Laboratory turn out four complete net of t-li a (day. With our experience, equipment and skilled workmen, It Im eany for UN to NatiHfy all. If your teeth need attention, do not put It off. Come without delay and have your mouth examined and find out Junt what tun be done and the exact cant. EXAMINATION FREE. We do not charge from tfUMt to W.K for treating a nerve in a tooth our price in 1.(K. We do not charge $4.00 for un e.nninel filling our price Ih $1.00. We do not cliurgo from $7.50 to glft.oo for gold crowim oun price lit $rt.00 . . We do not charge from $20.00 to $40.00 for crude, clunky, ruin fit set of teeth our price Ih $10.00 for a PERFECT FITTING.' NATURAL LOOKING ftet of teeth which we guarantee. Lady amtiNtunt alwaya in attendance. King Bee Dentists Over Pootoflice, Item! (Oregon, Dr. A. C. From, Profemlonal Mgr. Hour 8:80 A. M. to 8:110 P. M. Hunday 0:00 to 5:00 AMUNDSEN, SOUTH POLE FINDER, WILL TRY TO FLY PART WAY TO NORTH POLE I : : jj X - i r I W I I 1'1'iHoM ly Amtrlmn Vrtm Atwoflmlon. Captain Hoaltt Aittundaan. th NorUr. eiplorar who tllm'uvrtl Ilia avuih pola. arrlvad In Nw York on lha BtandlnavUn American llnar Kredarlk VIII, from Co panhagan to purchaaa an aaruplana lo aa lat htm In hla naxt trip to tha arciio ra tion! In July, 1111. Tha aiplorar wi-hr.J It to ba clearly unclaial that ha did nut Inland to ma ha alt tha trip In an alrahlp, aa had baan ataiad arrotteoualy In ama publlratlona. Tha arropluna would ba tukan on tha ahlp to maka tha laat bun drad mllaa to tha pola. Captain Amundaan'a hair la white, and hla face la brotuted and weather beaten from many yeara of expoeure to wind, eun and eea, but hla blue ayea eaemed aa ateady and brtxht aa they were yeara aiu, and ha walked down tha pier at tluboken i with the nprlhi;ln, rolllnaf unit of ituH n er. "I Intfiiil to Unva Norway In Jy I()IK," Cup, Mln Amumlktiri euli( "In mi qiik IMury at-hontier of HU tone, whlrh la n --uii.lr-r I'oiiatrui'llMit. Hlie will have a horeriMiwer tnulne and thrra ntttnle with fore and aft will. I will have a rrrw f trn ineti. My plana are to fullnw lhect of Hltierta. until the Ire breuka up and tn. Iln to drift toward lha pola. I -m-.! the trip will takn rrotn llirr to ftm yoitm. If the flow takra the direction that I thirtic It iUh we will rem in out of the Ire bctwiik tipllxherKen and llreenlaud, ihua inakliitf almoat a complete rlfMle. "My pbject In taklna; an aeroplane la t Ay to the north pole from the nenreet point that we paaa on tha ahlp, whUh. I eiiPiHiae, will ta about 14) in 11 re twiy, Thla ehoutd be roverwl In a two hour' fllaht, and I would eta twenty-four houre to make obeervatlona and then fly tiavk. "My oh)et la not to find tha pole, he rauae Wtat haa already been dona, t wiert to maka otMtarvatlona of the ovean rur rente and air cur rente In order to compute he meteorological raronla atid make it aaeler In preilfrl weather condltlona tn other parta of the world. If you know thai air currenle at the potea It makea It eaalerj to eatlmata tha air current in other pertil of tha earth. I obtained aorne obeervatlona of lha air current! at the eauth pole on my expedition when It waa dleuoveied." Alan K. Ilawlay, preatdenl of lha Aero Club of America, eald that the club would be glad to co-opera I e with Captain Amu ml. aen In every way to make a eurreae of tit" eipedltton. I'ioturee ahow Amundeen and the rrem, lha ehln he uaed on hla aua aful eouth pole npedltlon tn tla Just TRY a Bulletin Want Ad. Everybody Reads Em II - Subscribe Now For THE DAILY BULLETIN Central Oregon's Best Daily Newspaper The News of the World By United Press Service ,
