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PAGE 4 T1IK 11END ItUMJCTIN, DAILY EDITION, 1JK.NI, OIIWOON, NATI'HDAY, JUNK 10, iUXi.. The Bend Bulletin DAILY KDITION rsjsHsasa1 sTrarr Attsnisaa Bsespt Saaaar, Br Tfca Utni Uallstla tlocanwnitW) Eaterad as Second Class matter January I, 117. at ths Post Offlc. at Bend. Onra, udar Act of March a. U7 KOBKRT W. 8AWVT.R Edttor-alananr BENRY N. FOWLKH Associate Editor 0. H. SMITH Advertialnc Manater JAMES U, O'NEIL Circulation Manager An Independent Newspaper, standing for lb squara deal, dean business, clean politics and Uia beat interests of Vend and central Orea-on. . SUBSCRIPTION RATK8 . . Br Mail On Year 5.00 Jim Month. Il.Tt Thrat Months 11.60 Br Carrier On Tear H.50 But Month. 15.60 One Month U0 All subscriptions are due and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notices of expiration are mailed subscriber and if renewal is not made with in reasonable time the paper will . pa discontinued. Please notifr us promptly of anr ehanite af address, or of failure to receive the paper reerolarly. Otherwise we will not be re sponsible for copies missed. Maice all chocks and orders payable to The Bend Bulletin. SATURDAY. JUNE 10, 1922 11IDLK THOUGHT VOK TODAY KINGDOM IS WITHIN: Neither shall they say, Lo here! or, lo there! for. behold the king dom of God is within you. Luke 17: 21. THE KELLY DECISION Unless appealed to the supreme court and there reversed, a recent de cision by a circuit court judge In Salem is bound to cause considerable delay in the completion of the state highway system in Deschutes county. The decision, by Judge Kelly, is that roads already named as state high ways may not also be designated as market roads In order to obtain mar ket road funds for their construction. Highways affected in this county are from Sisters to Redmond and The Dalles-California from the Allen ranch to the Klamath line. Both these state highways are partly finished through the expendi ture of the proceeds of bond issues matched by the highway commission. Bond money available was not suf ficient to complete the Sisters-Redmond highway and, at the suggestion of the commision, it was designated as a market road and the work car ried forward with market road funds. On The Dalles-California, grading has been finished from Paulina prairie to the Klamath line and there remains sufficient bond money to pay for the grading between the Allen ranch and Paulina prairie. There are no funds for surfacing this road, j however, and it had been intended j to use market road money for this j purpose. The Kelly decision, unless ; overturned, makes this impossible, j Ther can be no point in any argu-: ment here to the effect that Judge Kelly is wrong on the law. The su-j preme court has the final say as to that. In the meantime we can only I j t regret that he has found it necessary j to decide as he has, because of the most unfortunate reBult. The high ways affected should be finished. Without reference to the statutory definition, they are market roads of great importance to Sisters, Red mond, La Pine and Bend. No one would have the temerity to propose a bond issue for their completion. Market road money may not be used. What can be done remains to be seen. Girl Death Rate Lowest. For nearly all the diseases thru affect Infancy and childhood, the denth rate of girls is lower than that of boys. Hi Ripp)iiig(untG$ 1 "' m WiiV Memoirs Now everyone is writing memoirs and kindred things, with criticisms blighting of cabmen, cooks and kings, of loving and of fighting, divorce and wedding rings. And some memoirs are classy, and rightly make a hit, and some are merely sassy, and please' me not a bit; their authors, bold and brassy, mistake their gall for wit. With duchesses dictat ing the story of their lives, and butlers, teeth a-grat-ing, exposing great men's wives, the publishers are crating the coin, and business thrives. And females who are nameless, with ink of lurid tint, write stories that are shameless, of wickedness they hint; and people who are blameless don't seem to get in print. I've read the "Recollections" of beldames twelve or ten, who wrote out long selections from diaries in their den, and gave, in smoking sections, punk tales of famous men. They hang some silly story on men who've joined the shades, great men who walked in glory, and led the world's parades; ah, they were sinners hoary, who winked at pretty maids! Thus Gladstone was a Willie who loved to chase a skirt, and Beaconfield was silly when he'd a chance to flirt; it makes my bospm chilly to find in print such dirt! Though modern books I dawdle and send up weary wails; it is an age of twaddle, old maids are telling tales; the fishwife is their model, with all her slime and scales. EXPERT SHOTS OF STATE ARE HERE (Continued from Fage 1.) championship at single targets, also at 16 yards, which will be completed with 100 targets more on Tuesday. The prize for this event Is the 14 karat gold medal, valued at $50. The winner will have the title of state amateur champion. The first event on .Monday will be the state amateur championship at double targets, 25 pairs of targets being shot. The prize is a H-karat gold medal valued at $25, contrib uted by the American Trapshooting association. Larson Gives Cup. The A. F. Larson cup event will follow, 50 targets being shot. The gold cup which will bo awarded to the winner In this event was do nated by A. F. Larson, Bend Jeweler. The final competlon on Monday will be the Oregon slate association event, at 50 single 16-yurd targets for a prize of $25 given by tho state trapshooting association. Only bona flda residents of Oregon are eligible for tho trophy. On Tuesday tho final 100 targets will be shot in tho stnto amateur championship. In case there should be a tie for first or second place, it will be shot off at 25 targets. The stale amateur handicap event at 100 targets will be held Tuesday afternoon. Handicaps will be ar ranged according to distances, 16 to 23 yards. A handicap committee will Lengthen the life of your car by keeping it we!l greased. We are equipped to do the job right at a reason able charge. . Hubble Service Station Corner Wall and Bond ho appointed by President Vuudo- I urn on tomorrow morulnK'a trulii, vuit to handicap eonti'sliintii accord-, Thi-uo who will return Include mih.. I. to tho A..T. A. handicap .yslem. ...... ...,. , ., , nit) Knickerbocker, and Itnlph llmirk. l.eroy Coyiuir, Marlon fnyucr. Itohcii O. A. C. DELEGATION IS EXPECTED HOME With Hcholusllc work at ). A. O. muling I oil it y ut iiociii. the Item! dolu Kation at CnrvalllH la expecli'd lo ro- Kuliiin mid II null llnyduii. Ardent Worlioru. Sweet t'liiirliy how I ho ulila do lovt lo t'.nncti for II I riilKhui'iili Hun. 3 Big Days .'l Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Children 2."c Adults, Halcony 3"c Lower rloor 50c Masked beauty and masked danger reveal themselves in Big Round-Up AT ROBERT Z. LEONARDS Jrtt(Kttun. qf MAE in FASOMTM By Edmund Moulding A TIFFANY ri'.onrcnoN One Show Only, S:00 I'. M.iHEE metroV I urrjxL I Redmond SUNDAY JUNE 11 Some of the best riding exhibitions ever Hlagi-d in Central Oregon. Moirse Quarter Mile and Half Mile Dash; Free For All; Three I'oney Races; Novelty Racing; Wild Horse Race; etc. Dig Dance Saturday Night In Gym We now have 18 good horses entered for the Rucking Contests and some mighty good riders, with more to come. This will be some big day Re sure to come! II I Appeals to Vanity Sells Cars if Too many large cars are sold by appeals to vanity of the buyer. A day of reckoning and regrets follow too many such deals. How much more sane and sensible it is to buy a car of modest proportions and avoid the anxieties and responsibilities that go along with operating a large car. "Buy a Ford and spend the difference" is a common sense view that ought to appeal to the average prospective purchaser of a car. All the automobiles sold in Bend, put together, do not carry service parts equal to the variety and quantity carried here by the Fords Agents for the Ford car. Our next carload is now on the way and is due to arrive, on June 22. Place your order now to insure delivery out of next arrival. We do Ford Repair Work at less cost because we are best equipped to specialize. Terms on Repair Work Only Genuine Ford Parts Used Central Oregon Motor Co. J. L. Van Huffel A. G. Clark Bend, Oregon Ford Sales and Service YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Nature's Most Wonderful Laboratory and Out-of-Door Paradise 'The wildest geysers in tho world, In bright, triumphant bandit, are duncliiK and singing In It amid thousands of boiling springs, beautiful and awful, their basins arrayed In gorgeous colors like gigantic (lowers; and hot palnt-pols, mud springs, mud volcanoes, iiiiihIi and broth citiildroiiH whono whole contents are of every color and consistency, splash mid heavn and roar In bewildering abundance. "Here, loo, lire hllla of sparkling crystals, hills of sulphur. It II I it of glass, hills of clixlers and ashes, mountains of every Hlylo of architecture, Icy or forested, mountains boiled soft like potatoes and colored like n huiihoI sky. "Tho air Is electrical and full of ozone, healing, reviving, exhilarating, kept pure by frost nnd lire, while the scenery Is wild enough to awaken tho dead." John Mulr. THROUGH SLEEPING CAR DAILY Between Portland and West Yellowstone Operated by the Union Pacific System First Car Leaves Portland 5:00 P. M., June 18th Yellowstone Park welcomed vlsltora with the most complete and wonderful Hotel and Camp system on the continent, all under Government HUporvlHlon. Round trip rail faro from Ilend to Went Yellow- . stone, $42. R5. Sleeping car fare one way, $S.25. This dues not Include tho hotel or ctunp expense while In tho I'nrk, which will depend on tho length of stay. A Union Pnclllc representative will bo glad to call personally on anyone wishing to vlalt Yellowstone, and arrange nil dotnllH. Ilcaiitlfully Illustrated booklets describing tho Park, and any further Information desired, can bo obtained of T. 10. STt'DKIlAKICH Traveling I'lmsougcr Agent. 1:151 Knit Third Street, Ilend, Oregon ' WM. McMllUlAY (ieneral I'lUKenger Agent I'oi'tluml, Oregon