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THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1922
BIBLE THOUGHT FOB. TODAY
A SURE DWELLING PLACE
Trust in the Lord and do good:
so shalt thou dwell In the land,
and verily thou shalt be fed.
Psalm ,17: 8.
, BEND'S INTEREST
To understand the bearing in Cen
tral Oregon of the recent supreme
court decision holding illegal tbe con
trol of the Central Pacific by the
Southern Pacific, it Is necessary to go
back to the years preceding 1913,
when E. H. Harriman controlled the
Union Pacific and through it, the
Southern Pacific. At that time, as
related by Mr. Morrow before the
Commercial club yesterday, Harri
man having unified control, planned
tbe connection from Klamath Falls to
Eugene by way of Odell and the
Natron cut-off in order to avoid the
heavy Siskiyou grades on the main
line. At the same time a line was
to be built from Ontario west to a
connection at Odell. .The Deschutes
line was built from the Columbia to
Bend. Had not the supreme court
in 1913 ordered the separation of the
Union Pacific and the Southern Pa
cific, the Harriman plan would have
furnished an easier route between
Oregon and California, a direct con
nection between west of the Cascades
points and Union Pacific territory,
and a better line east from Bend by
way of Odell.
The dissolution order changed all
this. For the Union Pacific there
was no longer anything to be gained
by building to Odell from Ontario,
unless the Southern finished the Na
tron cut-off and that construction,
carrying with it the possibility of
losing some of the Oregon traffic that
tbe Southern was routing over its
own line (the Sunset route) was
abandoned. Now again the supreme
court has acted and the railroad kal
eidoscope presents a new picture.
Mr. Morrow yesterday said that if
the latest order were not changed
and if the Union Pacific were allowed
to buy the Central or if it were left
as an Independent line, the Natron
cut-off would be built by way of Odell
to Kirk, thence running Into Kla
math Falls. Now the question arises,
the question of real interest to Bend,
what under such . circumstances
would be the route of the eastern
connection from Odell? Would it be
directly east to Crane (the western
terminus of the road from Ontario)
as originally planned, or would the
line be built from Odell to Bend and
then east?
Clearly, if the Southern is allowed
to retain the Central Pacific, there
will be no eastern line out of Odell,
but a line might be looked for east
from Bend. In its own self-interest
Bend might be satisfied to see the
court order modified, as desired by
the Southern, as more likely to bring
the desired result of a direct line
east to Crane.
Against this, on the other hand,
are to be weighed the possibilities of
construction of a direct line from
Bend instead of from Odell in case
the order is not changed. When the
first plan was made, Bend as a ship
ping point was unknown. Now it is
a big shipper and will be bigger for
a good many years. Construction
from Bend to Crane will be easier
than from Odell. This northern line
will give a more direct Portland con
nection from the east and avoid the
heavy Blue mountain grades. The
southern line would be more direct
for valley points, which will also be
heavy shippers. Undoubtedly there
are other reasons which will be
weighed for and against by the rail
road authorities, but if anything can
be done here to Insure the building
of the line from Bend It should be
done.
In the meantime evory effort
should be aide to keep the puMIr
service commission from acting on Itn
own initiative In a matter on which
It has no knowledge of the opinion
of the people of the state.
Ut
111 Pl I el
ffimdiittRhunit
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The Cheerful Front
"I'm feeling fine, my hearties, t am not out of
whack !" I answer thus all parties who ask me how
I stack. It may be I've a tumor, a boil that throbs
and stings, but I would pull a bloomer by speaking
of such things. For people hate to listen to stories
of disease, to see my teardrops glisten and trickle
to my knees. When younger I 'delighted in telling
of my ills, of how my life was blighted by Dr. High
low's pills. One day that fact same to me that I
was much alone; old friends would sadly shoo me
behind them with a groan. And when, the day's
work ended, I sought the Blue Front store, a sort
of sigh ascended as gossips left the floor. Alone I
walked and wandered, no friend in all the throng,
and wearily I pondered, and wondered what was
wrong. And then I asked my pastor how I had
got in Dutch; he said, "You talk disaster and sick
ness too blamed much. There's nothing bright or
cheering in any spiel you make, the men grow sick
of hearing of mumps and stomach ache." And now
when people hail me, and ask me how I stack,
though forty aches assail me, I spring no cheap
alack. And no one tries to shake me as in the long ,
ago, but by the hand men take me, and tell me
I'm a jo.
PYTHIAN MEET TO
BE ON WEDNESDAY
Di-Kive Work On Pilot Butte At 3
O'clock State Offlrers
To Attend.
WOMEN BARRED
IN RADIO WORK
0 .U a ' -.
p,i:ifF
Reginald Dennu irv. ,
THE. LEATHER PUSHERS
univrjau jewiu cot-uitris stmts
Coining to Tlie Lllierty I'rldiiy mill
Siitut'iluy.
radio operators bocntmti of the ull
l ui'l to of tho veil. The radio opera
tor, by tradition, never leuves his In
strument until it Is put out of com
mission or until the ship is u limit to
take Its final plunge.
If women were radio operators tho
ship's officers would feel responsible
for seeing thorn off tho ship as soon
as possiblo In time of danger. Tbut
is tho code of the sen. And that is
why women stand but little chunco of
breuklng into tho wireless gitino,
AUSTRALIAN TENNIS
TEAM LOOKS STRONG
By Henry L. Pun-nil.
(United Press Stall Correspondent.)
NEW YORK, Juno 15. With
drawal of the Japanese from the
With the state officers in charge,
the Knights of Pythias degree work
will be staged on the summit of Pilot
Butte by the Redmond team at 5
o'clock next Wednesday evening as
the feature of the district convention
of the order, according to the pro
gram tentatively agreed upon last
night at the meeting of the local
lodge.
Arrangements have been made for
taking care of the crowds from out
of town who will be In Bend during
the day. They will register at Sath
er's hall. Cars will be provided to
take them to the base of the butte in
time for the degree work.
Following the event at the butte, a
banquet will be held at 7:30 o'clock
at Epworth hall, served by the Pyth
ian Sisters. In addition to the talks i
by Leif S. Finseth, grand chancellor. I
and Walter G. Gleason, grand keeper
of records and seal, there will be ad
dresses by two representatives of
each lodge. Jay H. Upton and Judge
T. E. J. Duffy will probably represent
the Prinevllle lodge. Louis Bennett,
district deputy grand chancellor, will
give the address of welcome for
Bend. Rev. F. H. Beard will also
represent the local lodge. H. H. De
Armond will be toastmaater.
The business meeting will follow
the banquet, and later In the evening
a dance will be held at Sather's hall.
A delegation of D. O. K. K. mem
bers from Medford will 'be here as
guests of the local lodge, to make
arrangements for the ceremonial to
be held later In the year.
At last night's meeting of the local
lodge, H. H. De Armond and J. 13.
Sparks received the first rank, and
they and E. J. Callow und Lee Turn
mire, the second. There were a num
ber of visitors from Redmond and
Prineville.
Chivalrous Rule of the Sea
Reason Given ' By
Wireless Men.
(Bj United Press to The Bend Bulletin.)
SAX FRANCISCO, Cal., June 15.
Chivalry and the glorious traditions
of the sea are handicapping the
women of the nation in the radio
field.
There are practically no women In
the country employed as wireless
Renders. And It Is likely that there
will be few In the future.
"Women and children first." the
old sea tradition is the reason, ru
dlo men declare.
Nearly all of the radio operators
are men, both In the land stations,
and on the ships as a matter of fact
all on the ships are men.
Practically all of the radio opera
tors who obtain positions in laud sta
tions have obtained their experience
on ships. Land stations generally
refuse to hire operators who have not
had a good bit of sea experience.
Women are not hired on ships as
LATEST and SNAPPY
STYLES IN
Men's
Furnishings
At Prices That Satisfy.
Home of Society Brand
Clothing.
SHOE REPAIRING
Shop in rear of Store;
oldest established Shoe
Shop in the city.
LOVEN'S
1017 BOND STREET
Davis Cup tenuis tournumont takes
out olio of (ho It'll ins that was con
sidered tho strongest contender.
Unless no mo surprising form Is
shown In tho preliminary rounds, It
Is utmost a foroKonn conclusion that
Australia will meet tliu American uup
holders lu the challoiigo round.
The inullty of competition should
not surfer, however, as many critics
bellevti that the Australian team with
(ieruld K. Piiltnrmiti hack In tho har
ness, will glvu the Americans a sllffer
lust thun the JapnmiHii did last year.
Ilucuusn Ilia nuturu of tliu draw
requires so much traveling Ihi-iu
liuvo boon more defaults this year
(hall there worn last your, III the
Hi on tost play In tliu history ut the
cup,
Bulletin Want Ada bring result
try Ilium.
When you huvn gnu, nil or tiro
trouble call tho Yellow Cur, Tole
phonn HB7-J. HIM
Tomb of Ev.
Eve's tomb or last resting place Is
claimed by the Arabs to he at Jiililuli,
the seaport of Mecca. There ill a
graveyard surrounded by high white'
walls, which has not been opened for
a sliiRle Interment for more than a
thousand years, Is a great tomb with
a palm tree growing out of the stone
roof, a wonder of the Orient in it:
self, which Is supposed to mark the
last place of rest Of our first mother.
We are never too busy to give
your troubles our Immediate atten
tion. M. & C. Service Station. Tele
phone 267-J. 9tfc
If Your
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Greenwood Ave.
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In baking so much depends on the Flour that it
is wise economy for you to use only
The Best That Money
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Bread of such fine texture, so white, so pure
ar.d wholesome and delicious to the
taste as baked from
White River Flour
cannot be made from ordinary flour.
WHITIJ RIVER FLOUR is not merely guaran
teed to be good; WHITE RIVER FLOUR is
guaranteed "to be the best Flour you ever used
or MONEY BACK.
. For sale by all merchants.
Wasco Warehouse Milling Company
The Dalles, Oregon.
Sunday, June 18th
BEND
vs.
MADRAS
DEPOT DIAMOND GAME CALLED 2:30
This will be some game. Madras will
bring some new men and is planning
to take Bend to a cleaning. . If they do
they will have to play some ball.
PLAN TO BE THERE!
Tone Your I'lnno At taunt Onrn a Year. It Need It.
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Attention, Mill Men !
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