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For Iho benefit of (h. (Minpar.i-1 Krank U I'lineo. rtiunee orfirer. ;
tively few isolated rommunllies ill loft last niKht for Portland to nt
wlilcli there is noticeable a tomli-ncy i toiut a conference to which rore-j
to glvt credence to misinformation! sentatives of all posts in lit Mute
cmanntiiiK chiefly from the ranks of have been invited, at which (ho ones-
education anil '
This will
Democratic
Convention
Snap-SKots
THE STORY OF 16 CONVENTIONS
I ly A. II. Vniiilciilici'K.
ullcu mutator and Mhcr enemies of; Hons of vocational
100 per cent meriranisiii. the fol- trainiiiK will ho discussed
lowing Fvri'rp's f om a recent letter , "'liable every post lo ohiain accurate
Tills t'ON VKVl'ION W I HUM
The Hoiuocrtitic National t'ouvon
tion of IStiS assembled on Independ
ence Hay in Taminany Hall. Now
York City. It I
rulo" was ordained, and tho "unit
rulo" was Invoked consistent with
Heinocrallc practice and tradition
hut only after repeated attempts lo
hreak I lit hitler slrlrlure.
Ureal excitement prevailed alt
throughout tue Iouk haltotiiiK- Pen
tllelou led Iho first hallol In a field
of III. His nearest opponent was An
drew Johnson elected as a Itepith
llcan 'lce-Preslileiil four years pre
viously who was itullo Keuerally
supported by Southern deb-Kales,
tieneral Wiufield S. Ilaneock of
Pennsylvania the soldier caudldale
(lo he uomlualeil 'l years later!
of Franklin D'Olicr, Hie h'Kion's na
tional coui:n.iu,i''i to Thomas Gold
ingay. sjnlc ail.itislant of New Jersey,
appear appropi isle:
"The American legion has taken a
vory positive stand that, as ail or-
iiMorcstliiK to note' UUH 11 I'nor thlid. t)u (he second bill
ei i .....i .....I t it..n......
information as to the work nlieadv , that (his is the only national conven ...
, . , , I I whoso Hume was lo figure prouiiit-
heniK carried on and (hat which is.ium held in the nation's metropolis: ,, , ' ,
. . r . ' 1 li 1 1 v In laler ualloiial couvenllous
K '"'0",MH1 I hy either doniiuanl party since I SMI.; uuuM ihon( Interrupt ion I moved
I Henry S. Pnliuer of Wisconsin wa Into second place.
At Hie next regular meeting of temporary chairman and Coventor SUM Hie iilllmalo nominee for IS-
the post, (o he held Thursday niKtit Iloiatlxn Seymour of New York was! lis had nol appeared upon Hie mil
Sanitation, il should never lake any ' the county court rooms, an insur- j perinaneiil chairman. j On lite (wenty-first ballot, I'ondlc-
dofinite part in any dispute between auce expert will be present lo ex- imeiost centered wholly in Hie I (on had been enl Irely eliminated and
the employer or the employe, or be- l"!ul 10 ' members the iiitvtiit-1 iioiiiiuatutn of a caudldale for Pies
twecn capital and labor This pol- tages and method of reinstating Ihelr j t,,.n(. ami it was front Hie first n
ley should be inllieied lo strictly uy : Kuii-unuuiii iiiMiiaiice. I contest of "the field" against lleorge
the national organization, state or
pnnlinliniK 1 liv II,.. h.,uic -..ll
iousi The famous old "Iwo-ihlrds
"In any such controversy, the in
terest of the legion is confined to
that of the maintenance of law and
order :uid without taking part on
either side, in case the situation
should arise where life and properly
are endangered, il is the duty of a
member of (he American legion to
perform his full duly as a citizen,
according to his own conscience and
his own understanding Because of
his military service, the ex-service
man has a very keen sense of his re
sponsibility Therefore, in case of a
contingency as above outlined. It is
his duty to assist iu.the maintenance
of law and order by acting as an in
dividual and offering his services to
the duly constituted authority for
the maintenance of law and order.
"There is nothing to prevent the
individual member of (he American
legion, as an individual, from taking
either side in such a controversy,
but the American legion, as an or
ganization, should not do so"
Before real hot weather starts.
Percy A. Slovens post No. 4 will put
on one of the biggest dances of the
year at tho Y. M. C. A. gymnasium.
Paul Hostner. chairman of the en
tertainment committee. announces.
The affair will be given next Friday
night and (he general public is invited.
II Pendleton of Ohio ( Vlce-l'resl-jdeutial
nominee of four years prev-
Hie fight . lay between Hendricks
(I ill! I and Hancock (I 3.1) with 'i I 0
votes necessary lo a choice. When
(ho twenty second roll-call began, a
few slates switched lo liovernor Sey
mour of New York, who was presid
ing us Hie t'onventlon'n rhalrmail.
Seymour promptly refused to be a
candidate. Hut Iho Hlainpeile was on
mid when thin twiiuly-Hccnud hallol
was done. Hie Convention had iiuiiti
linously iiiade Seymour (he Party
Leader
tieneral Francis P lllali . Jr , of
Mltsonrl. was iiuanliuou dy nominal
' ed for Vice President on a sliirte b.il
lot
The platform in rulitneil llepuhli
eunlHin for "tyranny" lu Us rerun
fl i no I Ion aeln, and praised Hie nil
ministration of President Johnson
for ''resisllng the aggressions of
CougleSH upon Hie t'ollsttluHuuill
rights of Hin slates and Die people ,"
lu the sllbseillell( elect loll lienor
al (Irani won.
I'o be rontlitiioil loiiiui-ritiv ollli Hie
Mim y of the ( 'onviMitloii of l7-
8prlng'a Promkra.
Il It tie) Hie arlrpitol r.m,r. l li r
cheerful nhhiuIn nn the warm
hreexos which enliven im no much In
spring; II I 'be quiet, prophetic pn it
of on t lo sn hope, n pres. '111111. 'hi of
iiiiiny happy day" --.Margel Oplia.
SHE RINGS WEDDING
BELLS FOR MAIDS
r . .,, III I lf"aaT8 .'y' il I Niew wii'vr T.r
HOME I ffC -pAO'ill. Tnj " w tynL!!ectl
i , , u , La hvq- ii ti u
"Anyway, We Did Our Damndest"
Rudynnl Kipling.
To keep the town in gasoline. First, we tried to sup
ply every comer with fuel with which to keep his
car going. Then we found that the supply was in
sufficient to accommodate everybody--then we began
limiting our supply to our trade only. Our trade
embraces something more than 1 50 cars, all of which
were sold by us in Bend.
Honestly folks we can't get gasoline. Repeatedly we have made
long hard trips to Redmond, Madras, Prineville, Sisters and Culver,
in a determined effort to get gasoline for our customers. We realize
what it means to be able to supply gasoline to dur trade.
But We Find That Gasoline Cannot Be Obtained.
Yes, we have been charging high prices prices which may have
seemed exhorbitant, but in good faith we say that the charge we
have made has scarcely covered the actual cost of going on the long
trips.
Service to us means going the limit to obtain what our customers
have desired. And believe us, by all hooks and crooks of the game
we have tried to get gasoline for you. We believe now we have
gone the limit. We're sorry; but can't help it.
Pioneer Garage Co.
lut It In Tim llulletln.
Mrs Jennie Culllm, a woman
phyitlclmi of Omaha, Neb., Iiu
olvml tho houwmalil problem of
how to keep thnin. Her nx reu
nion! u that whon they marry aha
will throw open her beautiful
home ninl give Ihom a fine wnd
iIIiik Hhe haa hail only three
inaldi In Hin last 14 yeara, eacd
one iniloilliiK a aucrcaaur.
I'll! It III The llulletln.
When Things Go
Wrong With
Your Motor-
Next time something goes wrong with your
Auto Trcctor--Truck Engine or Motor
Cycle don't fume
ninl fur-H around. itunicliiK tin-, ihiiir. ..tut ll. .1'
urn from t lit niuinif ml u n t to 1 tp fai.i : nt.in
Hrinn: Your Trouble to I's
II W l.i'll Villi nluhil
r.f.irl ymi rail fi II
I'mlmlily It I tiitliln wli.-r.' mhi ijiii I r
Ktill you run t luuir H hut th in i 11 u 1
Terbaps Your Compression Is Had
I'uor ronpri'hi(in In 1111 iu:i"' t-. .mi'-i , riri"l nr wniti
r llndiTH. It nniHivi 1 11 hi 1 1 ni I I - tiKM i- 11 i.iim hum mnr'
lucifjinliy tiMtl 11 Ki'-atri lo- of tiiu r:.i.tiliii-. nil uiul mtin-y
tlwii! any othi'i tun tiling
We Have Kquipped Ourselves to Render Service
Our .Miirrl ( Itmli r ltr-fidi lnu ln hhn' No, . l i I hf ltit- ul tin
priiviMiKMit for hc 1 1' til If hull v, iu ir t.ictot lis : ml ( nnniulnil I v m
lioriliK mikIih c-yltiKtcrM. timl when i- fit tlniii sltlt Muno
i'isii' I'Nioiih II inaki-i your cih;Iih uninl a- u
('onid 111 Ulid ti't 11 :t let 11 t 1 1 11 ymi Jin( uli.tt l' (In- tioiihli
ami u hat II will run! to fii K
i;i.ii;
Kin.iliiy liu; Mi" !u U- 1 '
WO k IIH'II III I hin ih-p.il ' I! . '
ami tin it; f ih- hi.'h- "
Itrutlt n;:itTlal-. mii w.-lln:t
(lIarlniiiil I?. tin- hiuM f!i
rli-fil lu tin ( it
111. Ksu t mi(.
At" fulll IMUpHMl lu
..11 ; mii ir iiKht iimi
I 1 ' hi. i' i. 'tiii' !i in z w nt k .
Bend iron Works
l ull iih mi Hie pll'illc lllm U 711.
l oiiiiilry ninl simp on The linlle.( nllini nln Hluhiwi).
. - MAKES MUSCLE
IS GOOD BRAIN FOOD
Made from Cracked Wheat
No Shortening
Very Little Sweetening
The Most Nutritious
Bread Made
American Bakery
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