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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1925)
THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION. BEND. OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 7. I!25 FLEET LEAVES PEARL HARBOR Battle Formation Used In Departure Battleships Leave For More Maneuvers Reported Weakness Pointed Out After "War," Will He Corrected, Stated IB PAGE 2 lU. T. U'ueti Wir,' I" Tho Bend Uullliii HONOLULU, Muy T Like giunt Briiy beetles slipping stealthily upon their iirey. the United States fle.-t. with the "battle" o! Ouhu a record Dl the past, erept seaward at dawn to day to open a series of target and torpedo practice and oilier maneuv ers. Hundreds of Honolulu residents ghuuued sleep and jammed the van tage points about the city to nee the J;rund fleet depart in splendor. HeRtilur battle formation was used, with mine sweepers in the lead )o clear a paih obstructed by an Imaginary enemy. They were fol lowed by submarines, destroyes. light cruisers with the baltleships and sup ply craft bringing up the rear. The flagship Seattle, bearing Ad miral Robert B. t'oontz. commander, unu the airplane currier I.angtey. the mystery ship, were In the van of the larger vessels. t After two days' tactical maneuvers at sea. the fleet will put in at Lahin i on Maui island, whiih the "blue" ai jackers "captured" a few days ago during the "war" on Hawaii. The reported weakness of the fleet, brought out in the critique "which ended yesterday, is scheduled to be corrected during these minor maneuvers. Crowds Watch Departure Departure this morning afforded the natives their first glance at the fleet, as the destroyers, submarines and lighter craft have been bottled up in Pearl Harbor, while the capi tal ships anchored outside have been closed to visitors because of the heavy surf danger in reaching them. After the minor maneuvers the fleet will return here May 19, whi n half of the ships will sail for Aus tralia and the remainder return home. Officers and men debarked on the present cruise with delight, glad to get away from the strenuous round of entertainment which has been theirs in Honolulu. Although the critique was fol- 6 1'Xrm&pmk, J B KmmmmuimmaimiimmmmmmammmamM noma Tht l. B. California, at lofl, am i.ti :.. ; uiut torftido practice. Pium I lUht'r Vt'ssi'ls o( tluk flfi't whirh U'ft i'oavl Hurlior this UOflllftf in nucn of lln Qh( wilt li'avo soon for Australia. towed by only a brief official state- j ment. simply citing the necessity of! further fortify inn Oahu since it is impossible to fortify other tslamls of I the group, unofficial itiscussion to- j day was that Amorion's armed sentry j in the Pacific is at the mercy of any' attacking fleet carrying a lurge air force. This point, it was reliably i learned, was widely discussed in the' conferences. It was unofficially ' learned that both the "blue" and "black" air forces are considered weak in view of the part they played in the recent maneuver. Cmpirc GtVM Siutt-im-ul The umpire's statement concerning the maneuvers says in part: "The problem and the questions formulated by the joint board were designed to test the existing plans and projects of defense at Oahu and exercise the army and navy forces! in conduct in Joint operations. The I chief umpires state their belief says I these objects were accomplished. "The Hawaiian islands constitute! the key to the Pacific. In this group! Oahu is the only island possessing j lu.tural features required by a per-1 manent main naval base. All defense! forces and means for protecting this naval base concentrated on that isl-1 Mhd. It is impossible to fortify all' the other islands of the Hawaiian ' group. Hence the necessity of mak ing the resisting power of Oahu of1 the strongest possible character. "The chief umpires are Impressed j by the great amount of painstaking ' work done in preparing for :he eer-. cises and the keen interest (fife J played." Home Economics Ciub Member Given Scarf WATCH THIS SPACE TOMORROW Another Splendid Household Article 98c SATURDAY ONLY See Our Window Bend Hardware Co. Phone 8 PI.KASANT KIDtiK. May 5. The Home Kconomics club met at the hall on Friday afternoon at - o'clock, 15 members and three visitors being present. After the business part of the meeting was flnlished. the chair man. Mrs. Marie Sirixner. with ap propriate remarks presented Sister I'athcrine Johanseu with a beautiful silk scarf, given to her by the club members, the occasion being her birthday. The remainder of the aft ernoon was spent in piecing quilt blocks, after which a luncheon was served. .Mr. und Mrs. C.lcn Krigur and children spent Sunday with friends near Tumalo. Hans Hanson of IVsehutcs visited with Alfred Mikkelsen on Sunday. Mrs. Alfred Pedersen accompanied Mr. C. M. Kasmusseu to Beijd on Physio-Therapy Abrams Electronic Di agnosis and Treatment, Ultra-Red Rays, Chiro practic and all natural or physical methods combined. Dr.R.D.Kelchum Chiropractic IMiyslclan Katlicr Hlrig. Wednesday afternoon. Antone Ahtstrom his been work ing on the Swalley flume near Mend all week. Kalph l'iiderson came home from the Ochoco. where he is mining, to spend the week end with his family Mrs. H T. Mikkelsen and son Al fred and Mrs. (). K. Anderson, accom panied b Mrs. Ole Mausou and chil dren of lb'Hchutes and Mrs. Henry Strlxner were in Redmond Tuesday afternoon. Kasmus Peterson loaded u car of potatoes at Oeschutes this week. Mr and Mrs. O K. Anderson w. re He mi visitors Wednesday afternoon Thomas Vedder of Lower Bridge was a caller in this neighborhood on Wednesday, W. T. McDonald of Ucdmond was a business culler at the Anderson ninth on Tuesday. The board of directors of the Pleasant lUdge Community Hall as sociation held a meeting at the home NO WONDER We Are Willing to Guarantee This Investment DO YOU REALIZE What property in Bend will be most favorably affected by the new Railroad Development? THINK IT OVER and then tome in and see us about lots in Beautiful BEND PARK (') If your investment does not show yoil the profit ou think it should, any time within THREE YEARS, you may arrange to have your money back through our BONDED GUARANTEE which is attached to your contract when you buy (it you request it) BEND INVESTMENT COMPANY 859 Wall street "WE NEVER SLEEP" Phone 172 for appointment DON'T POBGET you can Ret all kinds of votvs lor the Essex Coach by doing business with t his office i (if Olo Hanson m-ur Ovm-Ihuo-i on Mr ami Mrs Clou KrUtor ami moml visitor on Tuenday afternoon I imirsiiay evenlnc , Inldieii ,!,,.,, (l i,.,Uoml ,,n Sunn Alfred I'edomen unci son Oswald fll ,u '" MUM tTtdlBfl were in Uedinond on Friday. 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