The Daily bulletin., January 16, 1917, Page 2, Image 2

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TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1917
DOLLARS THAT TRAVEL.
Last season 1,749 automobiles vis
ited Crater Lake. That is only about
one thousand short of the number
-which went to Mount Rainier Na
tional Park, and nearly half as many
as visited the nation-known Yosem-
He, with its longer season, its closer t
cities and its better roads.
Bend is one of the three main ap
proaches to Crater Lake. Probably
at least a third of those 1,749 auto
mobile parties passed through here,
and practically everyone which came
or went via Bend remained over
night, if they did not linger longer.
Reducing the thing to dollars and
cents, it is conservative to figure
that each of the 5S0 autos which
passed through Bend, either going
to or coming from Crater Lake, av
eraged four passengers. Many car
ried six and seven, but there were
some runabouts with only two. That
means 2320 people in all, just from
this Crater Lake travel. Say 2,000
.of them spent a night here, which
is safely conservative. On an aver
age they did not spend less than
14.00 each, in hotel accommodations,
meals, gasoline, repairs and inci
dental purchases. Probably the av
erage really would be nearer $5.00.
But even at $4.00, those 2,000 trans
ients brought to Bend JS.000 in cash.
All of which is based npon con
servative figures. We have taken
into consideration only the automo
bile travel which visited Crater Lake.
There is more than as much again
which passes through Bend, staying
here for a night or longer, which
does not make the Crater detour.
Sayfor instance, that the summer
tourish auto travel totals 1,500 cars.
or 6,000 people, of $24,000. It will
do that. As our roads improve, as :
we are better known, as the number !
of autos increases, the revenue will
increase. -And we are especially
fortunate because Bend's splendid
new hotel will go far to attract new
travelers and give the regulars the
"come again" feeling.
' The meeting of the county court,
which begins tomorrow, will be one.
of the most important yet held in the
new county. . All who are interested
in the proper working of the prob
lems connected with the new admin
istration should attend and be pre
pared to offer advice and suggestions
which will aid the court in attend
ing to its -duties. We believe that
the court will welcome all such as
sistance, much preferring to have
questions argued out with it in the
open, than to have people who did
not attend the meeting come for
ward with criticisms afterward.
The King Bee Dentists
Have tlieir laboratory fully equipped now with all the very latest
modern appliances, and our expert mechanics are ready and busy all
the time. With our cenveniences we arc nyw able to make and fit
in as many as seven sets of teeth in a day. Ho come early and luive
your impressions taken for a new set of teeth if you need them, and
DO NOT PAY
(or them if they do not suit. No waits or delays. No misfits to
grumble about, but natural looking, perfect fitting teeth nil tho time.
Kxiuiiliiation und estimate gladly made at any time, free of charge.
We nre Hero to 8tay, und Give a AVritten Guurantee With All Work.
Full Set Teeth
$10.00
Gold Crowns
$5.00
Lady Assistant Always in Attendance.
King Bee Dentists
Over Postofllce, Itend, Oregon.
Dr. A. C. Froom, Professional Manuger.
HOURS 8:30 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. . Sundays, 0:00 to 5:00.
FUND FOR HOSPITAL
SITE IS ADDED TO
Tho fund for the purchase of the
Sisters hospital site from Tho Bend
Company now amounts to M.1S0, tho
sum of $600 having boon subscribed
since tho first publication of tho list
In Tho Bulletin. It Is tho plan of
those back of the movement to hold
u dinner and dance at the Emblem
club In tho near future for tho pur
pose of raising additional needed
funds. Subscribers to tho fund since
tho Inst list was published are as
follows:
O. C. Henkle
S. B. Graham
W. K. McCormack
C. A. Nickell
Klmiignn Bros
J. F. Taggert
Bend Press 15
Frank O'Laughlln 60
Oregon Fuel Co 6
Jay Snlrman 6
M. A. Palmer 6
F. Frodeseu v 10
F. H. May 5
Bond Brick and Lbr. Co 100
W. F. Rogers 25
J. J. Cunningham 10
H. Latham a 15
Boyd & McGee 15
N. E. Gilbert
Geo. V. Jones 10
Geo. Bates
Jack Tansey
M. H. Symons
Reed & Horton
!C. A. Stanburrough
S. Muraski
Waruea Co
j. H. Haner ...
C. E. Myers
H. B. Ford
C. W. Thornthwalte
C. V. Silvis
J. H. Connaru
H. E. Baker
P. A. Erickson
O. A. Thorsou
Ed. Halverson
A. C. Caldwell
L. Doonar
Thos. Murphy 25
Jos. S. Junes 10
J. D. Davidson 5
A. M. Pringle 5
United Warehouse 10
II. W. Skuse 25
S. Stookey 5
Deyarmoud & Son 5
Oregon Transfer Co 5
J. A. Eastes 5
Frank Inabuit 10
J. H. Williams : 5
H. H. DeArmond 5
Chas. H. Francis 5
Martin & Cash man 10
SENTIMENT GROWING
AGAINST SLACKERS
Civilian in London Has Little Clinnce
to Win Out Over Spirit of
Militarism.
By J. W. Peeler,
(United Pro Staff Corr.ini!!nt.)
LONDON", Jan. 16. "Why aren't
you in the army?"
Next to calling a man a German,
that is the favorite insult, amounting
to "fighting words" now in use in
I London. The civilian hasn't much
chance of a comeback except with
his fists so if he retorts at all it
is usually with his right.
The waiter with a little gold or
silver stripe on his sleeve, meaning
that he has been shot or gassed,
throws sneering glances at the civil
ian diners. The soup is cold and
the diner says so.
"The soup isn't cold in the army"
is the waiter's comeback. "Why
aren't you there?"
As the conscription act exempts
nobody without reason, the civilian
has a good legal right to be a civil
ian. But be can't go into details
about his tribunal hearing so he
scrapes the waiter's head with a
ketchup bottle.
But the civilian usually gets the
worst of it regardless of whether he
succeeds In puniBhing his tormenter
or not. Public opinion Just naturally
drifts against him.
It Is the same on the street If he
Enamel Filling
$1.00
GIGANTIC PROJECTED AMERICAN WARSHIPS
WILL OUTCLASS WORLD'S GREATEST VESSELS
iiwaimi
v V , .
VV
UPPER-US. BRTTLE CRUISERS NOS I tb. LOWER-US. BATTLESHIP COLORADO AND CZ.W5
To.purmlt tht people nf the I'nltrd Stntcn
to what l lie projected buttle eminent
of thi-lr iiiivy will look like and to ahow
the fenturt's of the new buttlt-ahlpa of the j
Colortidu clasa, the eecretnry of ttie nnvy
has hd prepared tltetnccointuinylntf druw-1
Inge of the new vuraels. Hy nieniie of
"wash" drawings mh as thcxe the effects
of photonmphs nre ohtHlned. and It ts j
Ible to Kiiln from them ntnnmt as definite '
Ideas of the appearances of the ve.Hsrls as
would be obtained from actual photo-1
f raphe. The new battle cruliwra authorlied j
by conicress will be the first vessels of j
their type In the American navy, although 1
accidently bumps another pedestrian.
He may apologize, but it resentment
isn't appeased the injured party reels
off the crowning Insult.
Americans generally eBcapa be
cause their "accent" excludes them
from English army consideration.
But once in a while someone makes
a mistake as a bus conductor did
with a New York chauffeur.
"Why aren't you In the army?"
demanded the conny, after a trivial
argument.
The New Yorker's reply was made
to order.
"Sa-ay, listen, Cockney," he suld
contemptuously. "My army has lick
ed your's twice, and If they have to
do It again, I'll be with 'em."
M'X.UUHT TKAPKS HANOI
William McNaught traded his 80
acre ranch, stock and Implements
to O. Caldwell, for a 109-acre ranch
near Oregon City. Mr. McNaught
expects to leave for his new home
in about a month.
E. H. Sothern, Stricken
With Old Complaint, May
Undergo an Operation
,H. SOTHERN Q
I'hoto by American Press Aanoclntlon.
Dr. Joseph B. Blusell of New York, a
fijrtcerm ami HpeclullKt in Oie use of null
um, Inft New YorH to attend 15. II. Both
ern, the famous actor, who in ill from kuII
nlonrjn at tho lilankntone hotel in ChliiiK')
Mrs. Hothern, known on the stage as Julia
Marlowe, left on the same train, It whs
eclri4 to remove Mr. Hothern to New
York for treatment If It was fouml that
hie condition was not serious. 11. was
treated or the same complaint by Or. Mis
sell twenty years ago. Mr. Hoinorn is fifty-seven
years old, an axe at which an
operation la attended by soma risk,
mmM
f.v jr.: "-k ..". v." ' T i r i in iimi mlf T i ii
'i i iM" 'Sfc V-lr
,
at tie cn
sAetiil yi'ars fur foreign nuvles, uotuhly
the UrtlHh and Herman. Klntt Oocukb s
and the kaiser's buttle cruisers Kuve splett
ilul accoums of theinselvvs In the Jutland
buttle.
The, American hit I tie rrutsvra. names for
which hnve not tieen selected, will be 11741 '
fet Intiv and will carry crews of l.JTi men.
The dlsplacemtint will be J.0 and the
spctnl thlrtyflvo knt a, five knots faster
than that of any Herman or Hrltlsh buttle
cruiser. The armament will cuslst of
ten fifty-caliber fourteen Inch nun's, twen
ty tlfty-cullber five Inch (una, four three
Inch antl-alr craft uns and eiaht twenty
BOOSTS SUNDAY BALL
TO NEW YORK SOLONS
diaries II. Khbetls Attempting to
Get Hill Through legislature
for Kuiidoni.
Ily C. ('. Hamilton,
(United I'rrw HlslT t'orrmpinlrnt.l
NKW YOKK. Jan. 1 6. Charles
II. Kbhetts, discoverer of the Ilaltle
of Long Island and sevcrul either ex
cuses for holidays, is still In the ring
for Sunday baseball.
Winding t:p his eampulgn through
the baseball season last summer,
when he obtained signatures from
thousands who visited Ills ltrooklyn
park, he is ready to make an at
tempt to get a bill through tin; New
York legislature. f
Critic s In this city tire of the opin
ion that Kbhetts Is going too far in
trying to wedge in another playing
day, and point to figures, which say,
show that New York, with its slx
duy schedule, draws more persona
than the western cities with seven
day schedules.
How interesting.
When you got down to the root
of things and find that New York
Is six and seven times the size of
most of the western cities, It is
pretty easy to see why that is.
Brooklyn Isn't hurt by week-end
attendance. The big turn-outs on
Saturday show what might be ac
THE LIFE
of a shirt depends large
ly upon the way it is
laundered. Laundered
by us, a shirt will last
twice as long.
Our wagon will call in
the morning.
Phone us, Black 311
BEND LAUNDRY
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Hardware
Implements
Hunters' Supplies
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THE UNITED WARE
HOUSE COMPANY
Btortga nd Forwarding, Gtncml Com
minion Merchant!.
Wrf carrr Oil, ;aollne, flusir, Flour,
Salt Mati, llama, Ilacon and t.ard.
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one Inch torpedo tubea These vnsaela will
Uv titiven h electric turbines.
With thn picture of the bnitle cruiser
(upper plt iurei In shown that of the new
protected bnitleshlp of the Colorado rlusa,
which will rtimprlsn the Colorado, Mary
land. -West VhKlnlannd WaMliltiKtun. They
will be ve-Hria of J2.UJU tuna, with twenty
one knota ieel and carrylnc elaht ell
tneti'liirh kuiii each. There will be iweiw
ty-iwo smaller guns beaidea four antPair
craft guns and torpedo tubea. Ills as these
ships will be they will be outclassed by
the three still newsr battleships already
authorlied. the ehipe of the Noa. O. e0 and
I class.
complished In the borough across
the bridge If Sundays were open to
basebull.
Out west they have played Hundny
biiKchul! for years, and no one makes
any objection. Ministers receive and
accept with no (imlms season pass
es to minor league parksand use
them. They stay away from the
Sunday gamin, but they don't mlsa
the week-day matinees.
If the west Is broad enough to
see that a working limn hasn't the
time to go to a busebull game dur
ing thn week, it Is queer to see some
one trying to explain why tho east
wouldn't like It.
The funs want Sunday baseball.
Spring House Cleaning by
Electricity
Why not use an
"ELECTRIC VACUUM
CLEANER"
We Have Tlicml Sold on Easy Terms?
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
Phone 551
Sash Factory Wood
Bend White Pine Sash Co.
Telephone 441
KENWOOD
Kenwood Gardens
and Terminal Additions
Lots $10 Cash; $10 Monthly
Houses for Sale 10 Cash and
Monthly Payments like rent
J. RYAN &CO. "'Xr
Phone Your WANT ADS to The Daily Bulletin They
will be given Careful Attention. ,
Tho thousands who signed the pa
tulous at KhhnltM field provo Hint
beyond dmilit. .
WAR SUIUKCTS TABOO
lentous in Muke No Mention of Con
fill I al While House Dinner.
Illy Unllnl I'cnui lu Tim Itnllv Hull, till I
WAHIIlNtlTON, II. C Jan. Hi.
Wlinn a group of Teuton dlploinnlH
get (UHclhcT these days, there Is
generally discussion of Ibu war. To
night there will bn a gathering of
IIiiiiii, at which ilo mention of the
conflict will bo made.
It Is the occasion of the second
diplomatic dinner given by President
and Mrs. Wilson. Ambassador von
Ilnruslorff, ranking next lo Atnbun
uilor Jusseraud in the diplomatic
corps here, will be I lie guest of hon
or. Other Teutonic representative
and neutrals will hu guests.
It marks the first appearance of
Countess von llernslorff at a diplo
matic dinner In tho Whltu House
since thn wur opened. Tho countess
Is an American but has been in
K II rope for two years. She returned
to America recently. Tonight she
will occupy the position of honor at
1'reHldeiit Wilson's right, the Am
bassador sitting ut (he right of Mrs.
Wilson.
Your old phonograph records will
he taken by the Day Music Co. Adv.
J
ones Dairy
CIJ2AN MILK
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Milk for Inftints ami .
Invalids n Spcciulty.
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OREGON FUEL CO.
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