The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 21, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE a THE BEND RUUJOTIN. DAILY EDITION, DEND, OKKOON, MONDAY, Al'Ul'HT Itl, lOiBI The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION PaUlehW Ertrr Afttrneea Kirept Saao'ar, Br Mm Bene llalietia. (Inrerperaled) Entered al Second Claae natter January i. U17. at th. Poat Office at Band, Oregon, soar Act of March . 187 KOBKRT W. 8AWYKR Edltor-Menetiar BINRY N. FOWl.KK Au.x-I.le Kditor 0. H. 8MITU AdvertUltuj Manager wmiE miiuEviiwu, lwiVT ,liuuia i , ftha MUM deal, elean hiiklneea. elaan nnlltiea ' and tha baat intaraaU of Ban: and Central Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION BATES Bj Mail Dim Year IS.00 .Jut Montha M.7S Three Montha 11.50 B7 Carrier Dm Tanr f.S0 BU Montha S.Si On Month to.to Ail uhaerlpttoni are due and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notieea of eilration are tailed aubaeribera and if renewal la not anada within reasonable time tha paper will a diacontinued. Pleaaa notify na promptly of any change f addraaa, or of failura to receive the paper rasnlarly. Otherwiae we will not be re ponsible for eoplea mtaaed. Make all ehecka and ordera payable to Tha Band Bulletin. MONDAY, AUGUST 2t. 1922 BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAY AN END TO WOKKY: Be careful for nothing: but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your re quests be made known unto God. And the peace of God, which pas seth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:6. 7. SUBSIDY AND RATES In connection with the desired de velopment and maintenance of an American merchant marine it has been proposed that a government subsidy be paid to private shipping companies to enable them to keep their vessels in competition with those of other nations whose costs of operation are lower. There Is a con siderable body ot opinion both for and against the plan, which will be a live issue in congress in the near future. In the meantime an inter esting sidelight on the effect of a subsidy in connection with the so called intermountain rates has been pointed out. The intermountain rate fight, it will be recalled, is against the old practice of the railroads to charge interior points the full freight rate to the coast plus the rate back from tbe coast. The lower rate to the coast grew up and was defended on the ground that at coast points water competition had to be met. Now, if the subsidy is granted and the back haul charge not made impossible, we shall have the strange spectacle of the people of the interior being taxed to help maintain boat competition which helps to keep their own freight rates up. That's giving them a dou ble wallop. When we first mentioned this freight rate matter some time ago, railroad development in this vicinity seemed far away. Now, as a result of the Southern Pacific unmerger de cision, it is apparently a good deal nearer. If it comes and if Bend is interested in becoming a distributing center, it is high time that she take an interest in these rate matters. . I J . .f Vtett Mason Hurrying On Time is skipping, time is hopping, with a haste I can't explain; soon we'll do our Christmas shop ping in the winter sleet and rain. Precious months are slipping by us, and they never will come back, and we use some language pious when we view the almanac. Half the year is now departed, half the year is spent and run, and I'm feeling broken hearted when I view the work undone. Vain and useless was my planning, and I now take in my sign; Father Time is always canning noble hopes and dreams of mine. I have scarcely done a quar ter of the things I planned, I see; for the days and weeks are shorter than the blamed things ought to be. All the months are bob-tailed speeders, each the worst you ever saw ; and I feel, oh, gentle read ers, that there ought to be a law. For we can get nothing finished, we can wind up nothing here, and our store of life's diminished ever time we flap an ear; and the moments, never stopping, whisper that we're nearlythrough, and the time for Christmas shopping will be with us P D Q. An attendant sunt luri from IVii dlotnu took Mrs. Kvaiiov to lilt' asylum ihtH morning. CONFESSES Til KIT TO SAVK W. 1$. SHKPAKD Wilbur l''lsk Admits Taking Auto I'uits, and llond nf Family Is Allowed FriTilom. Itoruuso W, II. Sliopurd, arrested ' Friday night Willi his brother. It. I. Sliopurd on n clun g" of, stealing unto pul ls, has u wife and liuliy dependent ' on him, Wilbur Fisk, who uri'onipii ! n I i'l Hit) two lust Sunday night when ! they stripped throe cars, Saturday of fered himself us u substitute for I hi' niarrli'd man, signing a confession admitting tho thefts. FlHk and It. I 1 Sliopurd, who Klgnt'd it similar con j fosslon, wore hold to (ho grand Jury ! it ml it 1.000 bond each, whllo llm cast' of Hit' man for whom Fink is willing to inako vicarious liliini'ini'lit ' was postponed Indtillnllt'ly. Autliori I it's had virtually no t'vldi'iit'tt against Klsk aside from tho fact Unit ho wuh wllh Hut Shopurds. III stripping ouo of llm curs. iho ; thieves used the end gain of (heir own truck as ll base for their Jack, then forgot to replace this. It wuh found by Officer Tom Curlon and was the sole clue In 11 x I u k responsibility for Iho thefts. After a week's search, Curlon found a truck wllh an open ! end which the board he had picked ' up Just fitted. Tho arrests followed. ! and in the Shopurd homo were found ; several hundred dollars' worth of purloined auto parts. We read in the Portland Telegram that from one to two million acres of land in Oregon "are capable of irrigation." Land that is "capable of irrigation" is very capable, indeed. AT THE HOTELS Pilot Butte Inn L. D. Hewitt, C. D. Gabrielson, H. S. Heinoven, Mrs. F. A. Williams, Mrs. Charles Ritter, Miss M. Williams, A. C. Barnekoff, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Brigham, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Arnoward, Mrs. F. R. Bingley, Portland; C. L. Mar lon. Chicago; John Robertson, Miss Winifred Drumm, Hugh W. Bean, Paisley; O. Syrstad, Spokane; W. A. Pruder, Silver Lake; C. K. Nelson, Seattle; Philip S. Carlton and wife, Oakland, Cal.; Miss Virginia McPher son, Centralia; E. H. Wheeler and wife. Hood River; Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Fisher. N. Anja, Miss J. E. Young, San Francisco; J. E. Hinton, Shan iko; R. B. Lynn and wife, Pendleton. Hotel Cozy R. S. Beeler, Seattle; B. Bode, J. O. Bode, Halsey; H. B. Donahey, Portland; H. E. Lambert and wife, G. Krles. L. Cornwell, W. M. Cliftner. H. Harold, J. O. Liggett and wife, San Francisco; A. Allen Drain and wife, Pomeroy, Wash.; A. McAlister, Roseburg. Wright Hotel O. W. West and family, Dr. A. F. Grover, 0. O. Clark, Portland; R. Cleveland and family, Cornelius; J. L. Henderson and wife, Gateway; Arned Dahl, G. Gercia, Astoria; F. H. Carroz, J. Manslich, Prineville; C. M. Rosin, D. O. Warne, Millican; L. M. Royal, Redmond; Mark Taylor, Huntington; William Spriggs, The Dalles; Mrs. L. E. Cald well and children, Shcvlln-Hixon Camp No. 2; C. F. Anderson, Silver Lake; Walter Thomas, Shevlkln Hixon Camp No. 3; Tom Larkin, Kla math Falls; E. W. Fainter, Pendle ton; Mary J. Daniels, La Center, Wash. Downing Hotel James Frederick son, La Pine; J. W. Taggart, Harney Brothers, Portland; G. W. Marvin. Silver Lake; James Fink, Crescent; Jay Rice, Aune camp; Hans Zimmer man, Crescent; '"-eorge Ratlif, A! bany; Arthur E. Sharpe, Shevlin Hixon camp; Willis Doak. Powell Butte; A. C. Erickson, Klamath Falls; J. M. McKinncy and wife. .Millican. COMPANIONSHIP LACK CAUSE OF INSANITY Woman Wander In Fields Without Clothing lut Money In Oven Committed To I'cnillcton. Grand Finale. Musical professor, explaining why he hurl to have his new nil towed In: "It's like this, the w.clne tmiile stnriato reports, then the ear chnneed keys nnd went on four finis, and It ended lip ivlrh n t'rjinrl rutllep' To Holders of Victory Bonds The United Stales Treasury has issued a call for the redemption on December loth, lf22, of about One Billion Dollars of the 4 per cent Victory Notes out standing. The notes railed for redemption bear the distinguish ing letters A, B, (.', I), E, or F prefixed to the serial number. ' ' In order to provide for the gradual retirement of these notes, the Secretary of the Treasury has announced that until further notice 4 per cent Victory Notes will he redeemed upon presentation with all unpaid coupons .tl tallied ut pur and accrued interest to date of delivery. We offer our facilities to our depositors nnd to tho public for the redemption of their outstanding Victory Notes. The First National Bank of Be,ncl ' s - Tae Bar aw 81,1.1 Sehmi.a This Bank i " Member of the Federal Reserve System Wandering In the fields near her home, clad only in nature's garb. Incessantly praying In Polish, her native tongue, nnd other unusual actions, reported over a period of weeks, caused Mrs. Welstora Evanov. wife of a rancher living southeast of Bend, to be committed to the Pendle ton hospital for the insane, on complaint of County Physician R. W. Hendershatt. Lack of conipanlon Rhlp, the result of her Inability to speuk English, was responsible for Mrs. Evanov's derangement, it was believed. Her husband, the only person with whom she could con verse, was busy away from home most of the time. An interpreter went with Dr. Hen dershott and others to tho Evunov home, but Mrs. Evanov would not talk to him, but continued her ceaseless prayer. A large sum of money was found in the oven, wrapped in a stocking. Evanov ex plained that his wife had refused to do the house work without pay, and' that she had placed part of the money in the oven, burying the remainder. 2 MAZAMA PARTIES CLIMB SOUTH SISTER CAM P MONTAGUE. Aug. 21. Two parties of Mammas climbed tho South Sistor Wednesday, tho tlrst of 15 led by Andy Anderson. Tho other party of 26 was led by Al I'arkor. Tho climbers spent tho previous night at a bivouac camp at tho 6500 foot level on the southwest slope. The crater at the top Is the most perfect of any of the larger craters In Oregon, nhout 1500 feet In diameter and almost circular. It Is full to overflowing with ire and snow and in tho north side a small lake has formed at tho foot of a largo drift of snow. The lako was frozen over when tho two parlies were there, the ice being strong enough for skating A third party of live, led by Presi dent Montague, attempted the ascent of the Husband. Tho first ascent of the North Slsrer since 19Hi was niaile Tuesday by John It. I'enlnnd, leader; John It. Dyers, Robert W. Ostium, Lee Bene dict and Arthur J. Kmorit-h, making i 17 climbers who have registered at , the top. Faith That 8tlcks. Muny people seem to have lost faith in everybody except the fellow who promises to make Uicm rich quick. Toledo Ithnlc. 1VIES U. I I' "'' I II.M TOMtlllT AT (iltAM) IS MI'XOMI AM.VHC COMI UV "Itepntled Missing," lllllled tin II h ll 1 1 itii n t of in t 1 1 t 1 1 it i it 1 1 1 comedy, which will bo shown al Hit) llntliil Ihoiilt'l' tonight, Is full of thrills, in malice iiutl laughter. Owen Mourn I" starred In thin in ml net lull, which deals with tho attempt of u Fur east ern capitalist to obtulil possession of u huge licet of ships owned by an American shipping company. The high lights of the picture are u race between a hydroplane and u hydroaeroplane, a shipwreck, u rough and tumble light In the villain's house, a scries of comedy scenes made only us Henry l.elu iiuin. muster n f laughter, kunwa how to make lliein, mid Iho gowns worn by Iho hii I iitHi in, Nlla Nu hi I and Hie llupper like I'iiiiIIiui Huron. "Itepoiled Missing" Is a moving pli'l ill I hill moves every ill I ll ll t it . Our wulcli repairing depui'lineiit will huh lo ll Hint your wulcli runs properly, Synions ilros,, Jewelers. :t i r: Bulletin Want Ads bring ruaulti try til in Put It In Thu Bulletin. (M l, 1'Olt IIIIIH Sealed lirnliosiils will he received ut (he office of l.oo Thomas, arch itect, and Hugh Thompson, lleuil, i (Int.. on Friday, Aiigiuft '.'(I, iiL2. until 5 p. in. and nut thereafter, fur (ho general and plumbing con tracts for Hut construction of a' I Ileal re building In be erected ln lleuil, Oregon fur II. T. Cnrinoily. ! bldH lo be opened on I he sumo tlitltt, Plans mid speciflcalliiiiH Ihereforl may he secured from the arclillecl al the aliovtt address on Thursday, j August 24. for a deposit of $l. I'luiis will also bo on file ut llie office of l.ee Thonias, architect, 201, Culled Stales National Hank. I'ui'l liinil, Oregon. No proposal will be considered un less un'ompuiilcd wllh u certified rli.it-k for ii , I li. r. n.ir cent of the ninoiiut of tho proposal. i nu rignt is reservoti to rejtf'i any or nil bids. Dated Head, Oregon, August 1922. 21, -7 to MEN'S Alhlellc nutl lliillliilggan UNIONS 79c This in h ref leel loii of Hie siii:i.I'- t i,i:,MN(i vai.i i:s von it III find ilirouglioiil illu sion' (he remainder of till month. THE HUB LAST TIME TONIGHT ! Two Shows, 7:30 and 9 Hero's splendid clruuia! KATHERINE MACDONALD As tho girl whoso lot Ik a llltlo In "HER SOCIAL VALUE " A drnmu of the Wunt Ails nnd tho Society I'lign A liltST NATIONAL ATTItACTION Ship aboard for the all laugh routo to hysterlavllle nnd bark. KrlHtophur Kolttinbo Kenton has discovered Hid fastest trip to tho 300 smile limit for a luiighlng Jug. Leave laugh preservers home. ONLY IO-IIO (Vols GRAND 3 BIG DAYS STARTING TODAY THE FASTEST MOVING PICTURE ON RECORD If you miss seeing it you sacrifice the best evening's entertainment ever offered you at any price. Presented with my personal guarantee. ( Binned) J. U. SI'AHKS. ALSO PATHE NEWS 'aaa u i .JVMELaKi Ml STARRING OWEN MOOi ar-a Wh k the Photoplay Novelty of the Age Pe rsonaMy staged by Henry Lehrman 1 14 V'lr i t'.Ar. steal y I