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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1921)
TIIH niCNI) IIUIJiKTIN, DAILY EDITION. HKNI. OIIKOON. THIKHDAV, FKIUlfAKV 21. 1021. PACK 8 llKNI) TllAIN Ht'llKDITB Oregon Trunk Arrlvoi, 7:15 A. M. Loitoii, 0:00 I. M. O.-W. . ft N. Arrlvoi, 4:60 !. M. Learei, 7:00 A. M. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Minn Allca IIiiiiIi lft liiitt iiIkI'I for i'orlliind lo Minimi u nliurt vIhII wild ir imrunti. J. II. Mutator rulurmxl Ihln morn- Iiik from it VIICUllllll HllUllt In HUlllll- urn Cullfurnlu. Mm. K. II. llriiiiilKiiliiiig ruluriuiil (III imiruliiK from u vlnll hmiiiI Willi rulullvim In I'lirtliuul, Mih. A n k iihI A. Aniliirniiii ulluiiilnd Hi (i iiimtlliiK f I ho Onlnr of KuNlmn Hmr nt Itudiniiiiil liint nlKlit. 0 Minn lldlim JoIiiihiiii of I 'ort In lid nrrlvud In Hi' nil tlilii liiornliiK to Mptuitl u few iluyn v IhI 1 1 ii K frlmulH. Ilmi Mnru nrrlvud In llutiil hint nlKlit on 1) In wuy lo i'lliiovllln, whurn ho will vlnll Willi frli'iuU for u fuw day. Mr. unci Mm. Juck lloitun, who liuvu Ix'i'ii annulling thu uimt wonk In l'ortlund, ruturnad to Ucncl thin morning. Mm. It. II. Murrow ruturnud to Iht homo ut Hvdinond hint nliehl ful lowlng u two-day hoiiliig trip to lli'lid. Mm. 1'i'rcy Hinlili und duiiKhliir Marjory ot I'lirtlitnd arrived In Ik-nd till morning to vlnll with Dr. and Mm. Joliu lli'Mon. I'ercy I.ula, who nun boon vlntllng till uuclu, John Lulu, for tho punt two ninnlhn, raturnod to hln homo ul Tlio Dnlli'ii Hi In morning. Mm. J. II. ilulihUor left Iwil night for l'ortlund, whore h will nuund I ho nuiiiiin'r with bur purvntii, Mr. and Mm. J. Jacob. M. J. Truhay tin gone to Antorlu to tuka churgo of tho Orvgoniun agun cy. Mm. Truboy will Juiu'hor bun bund at a lutvr data. Mm. K. M. Hovnkor wan n puim-if gor to Culvor thin morning to altund to tho Ruttlumunl of tho untuto of hirr futhor, who dlod yeMordity. Dr. C. K. Uloom will bo vngugifd at tho St. Chnrlcn hoHUlUI fur mjv (rul day during which hi pructlco will bo currtad on by I'r. John 1I-hhiui. Mr. M. K. UiiUfr of I.iikuvlvw wa a Ilcnd vlnltor, leaving Ihln morning for l'ortlund to nitimd lo bimliiuM mutter during tho rouiulu dor of tho wi-ek. Mr. 8. Cronby relumed lo her homo In i'ortlund IiihI night follow ing a vUlt of two week' durutlon apunt with Mr. mid Mr, it. K. Kuton of La 1'iiiu. L. M. Ko, who hit been holding a couferenco with tha flminclul rep ri'Hitnluilvo of tho Union Ontrnl In nurunco Co, of rortliind, relumed in Ilond IhI morning. Mm. J. II. Bradley, who hu been vUltlng with her purviit. Mr. and Tllr. Miller, of IK Jeffrun pliicc, for tho pun two monthH, left Ihl morning for bor homo at Doltn, Col. Tho rank of Knight of Mullu und Ordor of tho Templo wero conferred upon Jnptha K. Hmllh and Hriino U. Hubo at a apoclul convocation of 111 grlm commnndory No. 18, Knight Tomplnr, of Ilond lunt night. Illnhop Tuddock of tho Episcopal church will conduct icrvlco at Salh er's hull Sunduy, Fubrmiry 27, at 11 o'clock in tho morning and at 8 o'clock ot night. Uocuuho of tha church ervlcoa, Sunday school will be hold at 10 o'clock In tha morn ing. GOLD PIECE PAID -FOR TAX A RARITY Vim P In Many Months Coinen Over ('liK-kamaa Hlieriff Counter Taper t'ntially Seen. OIlEdON CITY, Fob, 24. Tho Clackamas county tax dopiirtmont ro colvod tho first 20 gold ploco for many months whon ono taxpayer camo in from tho country and placed the mouoy on tho counter. Tho gold ploco attracted tho curiosity of tho sovoral clerks and Dopttty Tax Col lector Tuylor, ns tho coin looked as If It had beon hid for sovonil months or yonrs. lloroloforo It was not uncom mon for tho tax dopnrtmont to ro colvo tnxos In gold, but slnco tho wlthdrawnl of tho gold plocon by tho govornmont from common distribu tion, mostly pnpor money hns boon ro cotved. KISMET The Miracle of the Theater Art Is Coining To GRAND, March 1, 2 and 3 HOY SCOUTS START SPUING ACTIVITIES Iimiiiino lii Moiiilii'iBlilp riiinued All llenil Hoy Over 12 Vein of Ago Are IvIIkIIjIc. Bpiing uctlvlllDH of tho Hoy Kcoul :,ro well under wuy, iiceordlng to J. Kdgur Purely. neoutuuiHliir of the ilend troop. Mueling uro lield on I'rliliiy evening at 0:30 o'clock of each wt'iik and miieh Inlerenl In do ing hown In tho work by Ilia mem ber. A full troop of 32 Mcout lui been orguulxcd and pluun uro being nindo lo lncreano thn mitmbnrHlilp lo In clude nil thn boy In Ilend who uro over thn ago of 12 year. Itulph Curd ha been appointed UHlHtnnt hcouI iniiKtnr and K. 1. i'liyuo. coiiimlHHloiitir of tho council ctiiinlntliig of Clydo M. McKay, H. W. Moore, K. Ii. (IIIhoii, J. A. KuhIoh, C. H. Iludmiii, i'uul C. King und J. W. Collette. HERMAN WINNER IN FIGHT WITH RIDLEY Kiiperlur lUinIng Alilllty More Tlinn .Milken up I'or AiCKrrimlvi'iM'M of Oppnneiil at Portland Hnioker. roUTI.ANI). Oregon, Feb. 24. Ilubo llermun won thn deiinlon In hi fighl hero will) Hud llldley IiihI night. Itldley wun thn uggror, but Herman excelled ul boxing, hi Khlftlne caunlng Itldley lo mi fre quently. Ktunley Willi und AUUon tugod a thrilling ulghl-rouud draw. Duwnon, who wn Hchudulud lo go Mix round with McCumilln, wn knocked out In tho nocond. Pinko gnvo Dunn a beating, flooring him nix time. Tho bout wu nloppnd In tho fourth. Kugle won a doclHlon over Trum bltu. HEN I) IS AFFECTED HY DISTRICT LAW Name of Candidates In Kt-linol Klw tloim Not To lie Written In llere nftrr In Klrxt ('lux llirl-ti. Writing In name of cundldule will no longer bo permitted lit Hchool ulecllon held In ilend or other dln trlcl of tho flrt clit In Oregon Nlucn Iioiiho bill No. 2&0 bornmo a luw. It wu nn lion need thla morning from tho office of County School Su perintendent J. Alton Thompson. Thu new law provide that a certificate of candidacy muni hitve buen filed ut leant nevun day before tho election. Tim leglHliiluro adjourned at 4:0S o'clock yenlerdity afternoon. Itepre Mentiiilvo H. J. Overt urf I expected to return lo Ilend tomorrow morn ing. TO USE HEN I) BRICK FOR REDMOND HIGH 400,000 Will He Needed In Con struction of New Building, Is Estimate of Architect. Approximately 400,000 brick will bo purchased from the Ilend Brick Co.,to bo used In tho construction of tho now Redmond high school build ing, it Is estimated by Lee A. Thom as, architect. Tho brick will have to bo ready for delivery by the middle of April or May 1, Whllo contractors will havo tho choice of straight brick construction, or of tile with brick fucing, there Is little doubt that the former typo of building will nocessl tnto a less expenditure, Mr. Thomas states. SET NEW DATE FOR FILING EXCEPTIONS Attorneys for stnto and dofonso hnvo signed stipulations ngroolng to tho extension of time for tho filing of the bill of exceptions In tho murder cane' of A. J. Weston, now serving a Smith says: Buy Rose Oranges at 20c a Dozen and make some marmalade SMITH'S Ufa lentmico In tho ponltnntlury at Huloiii, Tho now ditto for filing, mndo neceury by tho numurouM objection lulorpoHud by couunul for tho ntuto, I Miirvh ft. AT THE MOVIES OTIH HK INN Kit IN KIK.MKT" TO IlK H('ltKKNKI) IN HK.NI Oil Hkliinur, gruutoHt of American churucter actor, niuke hi debul a n Kcroen tur In "Klnmel," tho nmunh lug hit of two continent, at the Grand theuter soon. Thn picture, produced by ItobertHon-Colo a a u-pur-Mpoclul, wu directed by Lou In J. UuHiiler und I one of the moid ur UhiIc photo play ever proented to thn public. Mr. Kkinner, who, on tho Ingltl muto ntuge In thin country, creutod the principal role In "Klmnet," thut of llujj, the beggar, and played It be fore bundrcd of thousand of people I pleuKed to bollevo thut hi Hereon vornlon I bin grRutent Interpretation of tho pari. AIho, Mr, Skinner hu declared thut hln ncrcen portrayal I hi lut uppeurunce In tho character. While ulwuya mulntaiiilng a high ntundurd In all plcturen releaned, Itoberton-Colu hu, in It preenta Uon of "KlHinet," outtrlppcd all prevlou ufforln. I'luced In old Turkey In Aula, In the city of Uagdud, the Htory give many opportunities for rlcblie of Helling. KealiKing thut to duplicate and outdo the ntuge vor nlon of "Kimct," It wun necennary to go tho limit and embrace each and every one of thcae opportunities, hundred of thousand of dollar were spent In obtaining exactitude of detail und perfection of netting. For many years Otis Sklnnor was averno to appearing on the silver shoot, ill work, ho claimed, was for the legitimate stage alone end, while ninny stars of tho audible drama switched their affections to the realm of the film, Mr. Skinner remained obdurate Finally, when ho won convinced that a screen ver sion of "Kismet" would perfe'ttato both the pluy and himself, he con sented to revive HaJJ and give the Htory to tho world at large 'through tho medium of motion picture. An extraordinary tine cant appears In support of Mr. Skinner. Inc!u1?d aro Hamilton Revelle, who appeared In the original production of "Kis met" with the slar; Uosemr-ry Tl tby, Elinor Fulr, Mine. Comont, Nicholas Duniiev, llerschell Mavull, Fred Lan caster, Leon Dary, Sidney Smith, Thomiin Kennedy, Sam Kuufniao, Kmmetl King and Fanny Ferrari. "Kismet" was adapted to thj screen from the original story by Ed ward Knoblock. The sellings wero signed and erected under the direc tion of Frunk D. Ormston. Guetuno Gaudlo, the famous camera mun, hnd charge of tho photogruphy, while Mrs. J. M. Kling had charge of the wurdrobo department. NAPOLEON'S ONE BIG QUALITY Great Frenchman's Fascination Lay In His Directness, That's All, Say H. Q. Wells. - The world has Inrgely recovered from the mischief that Napoleon did; perhaps that amount of mischief hnd to bo done by some agency; perhaps his enreer, or some such career, was a necessary consequence of the world's mentn! unprcpnredness for the crisis of the revolution. But that his pe culiar personality should dominate the Imaginations of great numbers of peo ple, throws o light uon fuctors of en during slgulDcnnco In our human problem. Marat was a far more noble, per sistent, subtle and pathetic figure; Talleyrand a greater statesman and a much more amusing personality ; Morenu and Ilocb abler leaders of iirinles; his rival, Cr.nr Alexander, ns egotistical, more tiucccssful, more emo tional, and with ft finer Imagination. Aro men dnszlcd simply by the scale of his flounderlngs, by the mere vast ness of his notoriety? No doubt scale has something to do with tho matter; he wos n "record," the record plunger; but there Is something more in It than that. There Is nn appeal in Napoleon to something deeper and more fundamental In hu man uuture tlinn mere astonishment, nt GROCERY blgiM'n. Ill very delielenele tiling out starkly certain ipiulllle that lurk mipprHH-l mid hidden In iim all. He wu iiiihiiuipcrfd. Hu hnd never a gleam of religion, or affection, or thu sense of duty. DIroclni-sn wu hi distinctive anil Immortalizing iinlley. He bud no bruin to waste In secondary consider ations. He Hung lit unnlea aero Kurnpe ntriilglit at their mark, there never were such miircbe before; he fought to win ; when be struck, he struck with nil hi might. Anil whut he wauled, be wanted simply and com pletely and got If be could. Thore He bin fnneliiutlon. From "The Outline of History,- by II. O. Wells. LAID BIBLE SCENES IK CHINA Native Artist Had No Conception of Any Other Land OuUide of His Own. In north Fuklen province there dwelt nn ortlsl who painted pictures on silk for the gentry of bin little village. The people In ibis secluded hamlet nestled amid the hill, had never seen automo biles or nlrplunes. nor did they tuke the long Journey to Shanghai to watch the great steamers come In laden with merchandise and messages from the ports of the world, iiut tliey knew the word of Confucius und Lno-me and they lived and died with simple dig nity ns their father had done before them. One evening the nrtlnt, who hud been working nil day on a me morial portrait, strolled out Into the dark, cool street to refresh 111 tired soul, writes Lisle F. Well iu Asia Mug axlnc. The liny white church of the foreign god beyond the tea shop was brilliantly lighted. The artist stood a moment In the open door. The young missionary wa talking most eloquent ly; he was not preaching, but he seemed to be telling stories that were as fascinating as those recited In the bazaar. Almost In spite of himself the artist sank niiolitrunlvely Into on empty seat. For the first time he heard Some of Hie beautiful old stories of the Bible, which have held tho peo ple of the West enthralled for 2,000 years. And the artist returned to his home and made pictures of the story of Noah und the Hood, and of the par ables of the lost sheep and of the prod igal son and of muny others that were In the book of the western missionary. Hut be h .d never heard of the Pales tine. To him Noah was Chinese, and the lost sheep belonged to a fanner of bis province and the prodigal son might well have been a dissolute youth of his own village. GRAND FRIDAY and SATURDAY Jack Pickford Df 'THE MAN WHO HAD EVERYTHING" ALSO Hank Mann in "The Paper Hanger" If your clothes don't fit Don't fuss If they're ragged or ripped Don't cuss Whether wrinkled or worn or dirty or torn If you want them fixed That's us. CENTRAL OREGON CLEANING AND DYE WORKS Cleaning, Pressing and Altering. Work that will satisfy, and prices that are right. Cor. Wall & Greenwood Across from Pilot Butte Inn Phone Black 2471 NOTICE ! Owing to the extreme length (10 reels) of 66 Kismet95 only one show will be screened each night of MARCH 1st, 2nd and 3rd Show starts at 7:45 Reserved Seats on sale at Horton Drug Co. When You Are In Need of Any Kind of Plumbing, Heating, Tinning or Roofing Work, we solicit your consideration. We use only the best of materials and our workman ship is guaranteed. Let us give you an estimate. ARNOLD & DAVIS PLUMBING COMPANY Phone Black 331 1183 Wall Street FREES For your benefit as well as ours we want a record of every kodak and camera in Central Ore gon. If you will bring in your kodak so that we can make a record of the number, size and kind, we will make one 7x12 enlargement for you free of charge. Your negative to be enlarged must be brought in with the kodak. SYMONS BROS. Central Oregon Photo Co. Eastman Kodaks Developing Films and Printing Supplies Enlarging Light On All Sides Gives THE FINISHING TOUCHES The final pat oivthe hair, or dab of powder on the face and then that last look of satisfaction expressed by a single word THERE" Just so, the finishing touches in the decoration of your home are obtained by plenty of the right kind of light with EDISON MAZDA LAMPS They give a look and a feeling of satisfaction which trans forms the most humble dwelling into a comfortable borne. MoUe vour house a HOME. Bend Water, Light & Power Company YOU CAN SAVE MONEY and obtain satisfactory Shoe Repairing by Laving your work done at Lindeborg & Hanson 120 Minnesota St, next door lo Silvct Grill