The Daily bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1916-1917, December 30, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHK MKXI lU'M.KTIN, IIHND, OIlKCiOV. HATl'RDAW DKCKMIIKH HO, 11)1(1 PAOR 9 The DaUy Bulletin Puklbhrd Kvtrr AllimNn Btnpt BiiiMty. HKND, OHKGON. GEORGK PALMER PUTNAM Publisher KOUKHT W. SAWYER Editor-Mngr KREU A. WOEI.FI.KN v.Nw Editor HENRY N. KOWI.KR. ....... Aniwlnte EJUor KAU'll SPENCER MhJiicl 8mt. An Indnwndmt r!wnrr. Undlnic r the wusre deal, cln businrw. clean politics end Um bmt InUraU ol Brnd nd Cntrl Oregon. t , . i SUBSCRIPTION RATES . . Br Malt On Yrmr S,. Month! M. TtirM Months 1.60 Br Carrier ' One' Yrr ..' M Six Month M.0 One Month j All subscriptions are due and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notices of expiration are mailed subscribers and If renewal is not made within reason able time the paper will be discon tlnued. - Please notify us Dromptly of any change of addresB, or of failure to re ceive the paper regularly. Otherwise we will not be responsible for copies mlBsed. Make all checks and orders pay able to The Bend Bulletin. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1916 ADVERTISING. Goods that' are well advertised, and consistently advertised, are the first to cross the counter when bus. iness is brisk, and the last to lie Idle when business Is slack. The merchant who advertises thor oughly and thoughfully bas a' little bigger crowd of customers when all other stores are crowded, and always a steady demand when shopping crowds are sparse. ' k Naturally, people want to buy what they know about, and they do their buying, other things being equal, at the place which most urges them to come. Today all scientifically conducted enterprises set aside a certain portion of tbelr receipts for advertising. In mercantile establishments, two per cent of gross business is reckoned a conservative appropriation for this purpose. That amount is reckoned a wise investment in advertising space, ft is an operation cost considered In the same way as clerk hire, rent or insurance. After all, advertising in a news paper means enlisting another sales man. It is like sending an outside man to your customers to tell them what you have. Even in a moderate sized community any store which will spend upon advertising the amount it pays in wages to a clerk, can get re turns in increased business equal to the services of that extra clerk, pro vided, of course, the advertising is well prepared 'and actually reaches the eyes of a buying public which otherwise would be unlikely to know just what the advertiser was offer ing. ' l . From .the' public's standpoint, ad vertising. Is. as beneficial as it is to the merchant. Good ' advertising means more .sales, and more sales mean . larger stocks, and therefore better choice for the purchaser; they mean lower prices, too, because the larger the volume of business handled the smaller can be the margin of prof It. Advertising means, also, quicker! turning of stock, so the . purchaser gets fresh goods instead of an ac cumulation of stuff that didn't move because' it was never properly pushed. " After a year of drought Portland should more readily comprehend the needs and purposes, of the Irrigation congress. FULL LINE -of- Hardware Implements . Hunters' Supplies Bend Hardware Co. SATISFIED PEOPLE Are sending their friends to ns every day. .. WE ARE ABLE TO WAIT ON ALL WHO COME. It is not necessary to wait, weeks and months and go back time and again as you do when patronizing the Private, Ethical, 'Society, or Trust Dentists, but instead, with our SCIENTIFIC METHODS. AND UP-TO-DATE APPLIANCES ' THE KING BEE DENTISTS i ' ' Are able to make you a first class, natural looking, PERFECT FIT TING SET OK TKKTH In one riny. . . SATISFACTION GUARANTEED . Our Bend laboratory turns out four complete sets of teeth a !day. With our experience, equipment and skilled workmen, it is easy for us to sutlsfy all. ' .' . . . If your teeth need attention, do not put jt off. Come without delay and have your mouth examined and find out Just what can be ' done and the exuet cost. EXAMINATION FREE. We do not churRe from $.'1.50 to $8.00 for treating a nerve 111 a tooth -our price is $1.00. We do not charge $4.00 for an enamel filling oar price is $1.00. We do not charge from $7.50 to $15.00 for gold crowns -oun price in $5.00 '' ' We do not charge from $20.00 to $40.00 for crude, clumsy, mls fit sets of teeth our price is $10.00 for a PERFECT FITTING, NATURAL LOOKING set of tcut b, which we guuruntcc. ... ; . . ' Lady assistant always1 In attendance. . , , . ' King Bee Dentists ; w Over I'ostofllce, Bend .Oregon. ' i . ' Br, A. d From, Professional Mgr. ' Honrs 8:SO A. M. to 8:80 P. M Sundays 0:00 to 5:00 '' told weather, this! We wear our cloves and our coats, and even bun die up the Ford to prevent k froxeft radiator, when we, leave It standing. But how about the horses? Are they always remembered? Over In Pen dleton the other day the police broke up a revival meeting by making folks wbo were getting religtou come out of the, hall for a bit and get blunketB tor their shivering horses: A. good Idea,- at Xh&ti Qlve our old friends, the hay burners, the same considera tion the gasoline gliders get. They deserve it. Here are the filial' Hues In an ad' vertlsement testimonial of the vir tues of somebody's backache pills, as printed In a Portland paper the other day: "It has been some time since I took them and I have not felt any symptoms since." . Perhaps If he leaves them alone he may never have the symptoms again! i a ROAD CONFERENCE TO BEGIN ON JANUARY 3 T. P. Barnes Will Represent Des chutes County Court at Gath ering Sponsored by V. of O. Representing the Qcschutes Coun ty Court, Judge V. D. Barnes will leave Tuesday night for Portland to attend the conference to bo held under the auspices of the I'niversity j of Oregon, on January 3 and 4. ar-j ranged for the purpose pf furthering ' the adoption of-a highway code for Oregon. The gathering will tuke the place, of the eighth annual uni versity commonwealth conference. Authorities on highway construc tion are listed as speakers, and sub jects to be discussed will include a variety of phases of road work and of the needs of state in the matter of road laws. The speakers Include the follow ing: J. D. Brown, president of the Oregon Farmers' Union; Rufus C. Holman, president of the association of county judges and commissioners; John H. Lewis. State Highway En gineer B. J. Finch, senior engineer of the U. S. forestry service; R. H. Thomson, ex-city engineer of Seattle; Paul D. Sargent, State Highway En gineer of Maine; J. C. Ainsworth, of the U. S. National bank, Portland; F. W. Starr. Deputy Highway Com missioner, New York; J. V. Cun ningham, of the American Society of Civil Engineers; A. G. Johnson, De- partment of Public Works, Portland; Prof. S. H. Graf, O. A. C; A. C. Schmltt, vice president of the First National bank, Albany, Oregon.. NEW HOMES PLANNED Three Building Permits Issued, the Largest for 91,000. 'Building permits announced today mounted to the sum of $1800, for dwellings In Bend , which ace to be started, within " the next few days. One was Issued to P. G. mlth. In River Terrace, for $1,000, one to Dane Drajich, in the mill addition, for $300, and one to Alexander Fer rers, in Lytle addition, (or s&u. M. Keeney is the contractor for the 8mltti house, and the other build ers will do th'elr own work. 610-ACRE HOMESTEAD - BILLr BECOMES LAW Measure of Great Importance to the Western States Made Law '. : '' by President. (Portland Telegram.) WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 29.- President Wilson late today signed the Ferris bill, opening up'640-acre homesteads for stock raising and also grazing purpose. It Is accounted of great Importance to western states. EVANSTQN CHILDREN BECOME ECONOMICAL - (Br United Proa to The Daily Bulletin) " EVAN8TON, III., Dec. 30. Suc cessful financiers are hereby advis ed to keep one eye on several hund red school kids here who are show ing considerable ability in making their "tank books show two cents SOLDIERS ON HATS THE LATEST AMONG Hera ore two rxnmplra of the Intent fad In l'arln, gii-ln-you have your tint deco rated wl(h naUlirrit portnitts. If you Ilk and Hre devoted 10 one wnrrtnr tn jmrlU u lar. Nowaday. million. Hht nnd inarch and counlermnrch And perform nil. aorta of drills on Itidiri' hat a, na la it how n In (he two ulrturr reproduced herewith. ,()! hr.t, a. Itirhnn altape, . hua comjmnlpa nt soldiers einbruidered tn panela on the brim; another wider hat haa a French chantlclrer diRjtlnc; hta spur Into a Orr mnn atildler wen ring a "picket huuhe" or aptked helmet. The greater the original ity displayed In adornment of the hut the greater Is tta aucreaa tlonf: the boulevarda. 1 hu war haa fceon re pons,, tie fr many alterations and modincutlona of the unties tn Pari a. and even on thin aide. Military cloaks, hat a, hehnrta, etc.. fur nish the modela for the etylea In which the women ot urope. denplte their aor rowa and prttupatlona, atlll evince In terest where only one cent stood before. Club women here placed their children on an allowance of from five cents to $2 a week. : In three months they have accumulated bank balances that total $9,000, besides buying school supplies and some clothing out- of their allowances. STRIKERS INCREASE OOO More Join Portland Metal Work- No Violence Reported. ' '(Br United Prcra to The DUr BijIMIn) PORTLAND. Or., Dec. 30. The strike of the metal trades workers assumed large proportions here this afternoon, including 600 employees of the Northwest Steel company, who (joined those walking out yesterday at the Willamette Iron and Steel Works. This brings the total ot strikers to 1,000. Two hundred ' from the Columbia Shipbuilding company are expected to quit at any minute. ,' There has been no violence. 't- ; ! AVAR RKHILTS A DISAP. POIXTMKXT TO THE KCROPKA.V BELLIGKRK.NTH (Contfnued from Page 1.) insufficiently protected. An oppor tunity for the use of high strategy was thus presented to the German General 8taff, and In the trial of military genius that followed, the. German commanders wholly out classed their Rumanian Russian op ponents. Thus, an adventure that might have resulted In cutting Teu ton communications In the Balkans has ended, for the present, in. large material advantage to the Germans who are now In possession of valu able Rumanian grain and oil fields. The-. British and French started this summer their combined western offensive, in an effort to demon strate ' whether , the trenches con structed by the Germans 'under the most skilfully developed scientific methods, could be overcome by an unprecedentedly Intense concentra tion of artillery fire. The result,' up : to the end of the year, has tended j to show that although fortresses j built above ground cannot withstand besetgers' guns, defensive 'tactics i underground seem to be superior to any but very prolonged bo m bard - ments which, to be successful, must I be confined to small areas, j The French forward movements at Verdun, : undertaken, while the 'battle of',the Somme was .In prog ress, may, however, change future j military opinion of the comparative ; Impregnability of trench warfare, j How the French made their quick and successful assaults along the j Verdun front Is' not -known. The as sumption that the Germans wore 'compelled to denude, pari of, their Verdun. Iliio of men. and guns, Is not borne out' by '"the fact Jlhat compar atively unimportant .linctlons of the' Verdun front huve not given way, while the best defended parts are the ones' that were,,'brokeii. The French higher command may have discovered a new flanking system applicable as yet only to the. local conditions prevaillmr nt Verd'in.' but' possibly capable of wider . develop ment. - ', ' i , Italy's capture ot Goritz this year Urrsss " V 1 Photos by American Prrnj Aivnrlatlon V rJ . I f THE TRULY CHIC PARISIENNES Lwk W n f LATEST PARISIAN TAD- THt PARISIENNE ADORNS HER HAT WITH A SOLDIER. is her most Important success In the Trentino districts.- Italy more than holds her own on a balancing of ac counts, but the year's developments have Indicated that. the Italian gov ernment Is not prepared to pay the cost of victory with continuously large casualty lists. The chance of capturing' Trieste on these terms has not been shown to be to Italy's lik ing. ' ' ; Germany's campaign at Verdun brought very serious losses to .her during the year, without compensat ing advantages. The destruction of Teutonic power in that Ill-advise1!! adventure cost General von Kalken- hayn hie post as chief of the German general staff. The- promotion of Marshal von Hlndenburg to the su preme command was followed' by brilliant victories In Roumania. GERMANY IS AS READY FOR PEACE AS FOR A CON T! NO VATION OF PRESENT WAR (Continued from Page 1.) That rebirth Is already under way. Everyone from the chancel lor down to the 'laborer Is playing a role. - The chancellor In the relchstag sounded the keynote of the move ment when he said, "There must be free opportunity for all capable peo ple." In other words, the new move ment Is a universal change by tho ernment to give the people by fran people, the relchstag and the gov chise and through the relchstag more of a voice in the nation's af fairs. '. , , In three ways this new movemont has been manifest: . First, in the relchstag; second, In the press; third, in the relations be tween royalty and the commoners. So far it Is almost Impossible to say exactly what the relchstag is grasping for. Almost a - year ago some radicals said that when the war came to an end the ministers must be thereafter responsible . to the relchstag but In, -the Neuerlcn tlcrung this has been undebated. Various propositions have been advanced In measures Introduced In the relchstag. The National Liber als asked recently for the formation of a special committee; to advise with the government on foreign affairs. Another member suggested a par liamentary undersecretary of state, responsible to the relchstag. But even today, . although the relchstag does' not name ministers, J ones Dairy CLEAN MILK AND CREAM. Milk for Infants and Invalids a Specialty. Phone Black 1531 Its members are ronsulled ami pri vately claim the unwritten power to mako or unmake cabinet members. Tho mingling of royalty with com moner has been exemplified on ev ery baltlefront. Two or three Instances ot this kinship may be cited. First a cer tain count, whosti wife Is on Amer ican, and who was snrving a cap tain, was stopped by a private sol dier and asked for a match. Uefore the war such a stop was utterly un heard of. Again, when the kaiser recently met a large number of cit izens In tbe chancellor's palace to discuss the food situation. Dr. Charles Mueller, the only socialist office holder presunt, was singled out by his majesty for special conversa tion. Of tho palpable. material devel opments of the pssfVesr, Germany's foremost achievement has been ber THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY Storage andFomarding.General Commission Merchants We handle OIL, GASOLINE, SUGAR; FLOUR, SALT, HIDES.,, FRESH and SALT MEATS, HAMS, BACON and LARD. THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY Phone 241 A. M. PRINCLE, Manager. BEND, OREGON m'HINKHrl ' AMI I'HOr'KMHIO.Vllj VURNON A. FOKDUS LAW YKH rtrat National nnnic llutUIIng lind, i-i i-; Oregon II, H, Dl AHMOND MWVKH O'Kuno DulKMuiCi Umiil, Orojcoii DR. J. it. CONNAKN DENTIST Office lu Bulbar Building. Hours 9 to ii, 1 to ft. Sundays and evenings by Appointment. BEND INSURANCE AGENCY Wrlttfrt ot all ktiuU uf lturnr. OUU vt ItiMUrfUirci A it in' y In Otitrl Or vm. H. ('. KIIU, Hr.t N.tloiml Knk Hulldtt.K, llrrul, Urvtturt. (tall?? Insurance Company 40LUIVi.V OHVOON" mb Orrica. Comin Dldo.. Poiwlimo ASHLEY FORREST, District Malinger. OEOIIOU H. YOUNG Civil ami IrrlgulhiM Engineer I'. S, Mluerul Surveyor. Room 12, First National Bank Building Bend Park Company 122 Orrym Stiart REAL ESTATE INSURANCE victory over Hounianla. Her occu pation of Little and Grunt Wallachlu gives her some of the richest farm ing country In (hn world. Hnr ar mies swept forward with such re sistless force and with such stunt ing speed that their booty was an Immense store of gralu. food ami other supplies. Tho year 1910 saw accord with America definitely established on tho submarine Issun and has proved tho utter failure of the allies' "star vation blockade." This year 1917 will soo tho harnessing ot the na tion's unity through (ho "man pow er" bill already enacted. m