The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, May 07, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textpage 4 THE RKNO lU'T.I.KTlN. DAILY KPlTtON, RKND. OREGON, T1U USHAV. MAY 7. lit'Jfi The Bend Bulletin daily Bomoif TEACHERS RESIGN, VACANCIES FILLED RipplingRhniQs School Kiwi ion Is Set For June 15 By Hoard Wn at -r AA I'tiltlMinl Rvery Afternrin Ksi'opt Siimlxy, by Tht IK ml llutU-t in (Incorporated) EnU-ml aa Srcond C'laas matter January 8. 1017, at th i'.-t Office -t Hnd, Orctrun. under Act of March S. Ul. JUHIKRT W. SAWYKK Editor-Manager HENRY N. FOWLKR Auoclttt Mttor An Independent Newspaper, it an dint,' for the Minnie dial, clean Ihimim'hk, clean polities 'and the brut intoroaU of lien J and Centra! Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Mail "On Year IX.O0 Six Month I2.7& Three Months 1 1.60 lly Carrier J0ne Year $6.50 Montha W.S0 Dttg Month t".C0 All aubacriptioni are due and PAYABLE "IN ADVANCE. Notice of expiration are ""mailed ubcribera and if renewal i not ""made within remaonable time the patter will be diirnntinued. Please notify ua promptly of any charure "of addreaa, or of failure In rtmtva the paper "renularly. Otherwise we will not be reapon Vbie for copkn missed. Moke all chock and order! payable to The Bi-nd lhi!letm. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1918 In the bestnnlng was the Word, KOd tin Word was with Qod, and the Word was t!ol. All things wore made by him: and without him was not any thing made that was made. John 1:1. S. HONEST CRITICISM Charles Chigsraith studios art with ardor, to paint ;i masterpiece he trios, and makes my bard existence harder by asking me to criticise, ".lust speak right our, your true opinion," ho says to mo. "dont curb your tongue, if I'm a frost in art's dominion, 1 want to know it while I'm young. Pair criticism of my pictures is what I need, to sot me right ; bo hand mo out your sternest strictures, and I'll receive thorn with delight." I know full well he doesn't moan it, a hollow thing is every phrase; how often haw l hoard and soon it, this subterfuge for gaining praise! But since he asks a true expression of wBat 1 foot about his work. 1 gitd my loins and mako confession no dare of tjiat sort do I shirk. "These pictures are but total losses." I say. in sorrow, not in ire: "your cows resemble albatrosses, your skies look like a prairie fire. This portrait of Ring Henry's joker won't jar a Yan Dyke from his bod: you use too much of yellow ochre, and not enough Venetian red. No doubt, friend Chigsmith, if you study for forty years or forty three, you'll turn out paintings large and ruddy that men will travel miles to see." This I have done as he requested, and sprung the truth about his art. a sort of job I have detested I hate to wound a comrade's heart And now his nerves with anger quiver, his troubled breast is full of hate: he scatters tacks before my flivver, and kicks my dach shund through the gate. KXOl'ui: Study ot the lines wklcB the t)r--gon Trunk proposes to follow tn rr.n ilnn south to Klamath Kalis from Jlenil develops various interesting ideas, chief among them heing the .thouxht that the lines haw been se lected as much with the plan of im "pressiiiR the Southern Pacific with -the desirability of granting common -use of its rails from Odell or (Skonk um to Klamath Falls as of anything. At the same time it must be conceded that they propose if forced to build independently to develop all the traffic possibilities of the country to be traversed and to develop them, ii seems clear, at the expense of the Southern. Itoughly. a map of the proposed lines and of the Southern Pacific I and baseball: 715 p. m.. golf lesson, week end. Joe Novak: R p. m . KtIO players in Born to Mr. and Mrs. La Verne "Vou Never Can Tell." Dernani Shiiv. Taylor of Hend a seven and one-half comedy; 10 p. m.. Henry llalstead's pound baby girl. Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Taylor was formerly Miss Ar lene Johnson, daughter of Mr. and orchestra. KK1. Katie C. Anthony. Lol Ange les. 467 meters 5 p. m.. Herald news: 5:30 p. m.. Examiner pro gram: 7 p. m.. Maude Reeves Harn ard program: S p. m.. Cosmo Acosta. baritone: 9 p. m.. Southern Califor nia Mnsic Co. KNX. Express. Lot Angeles. 3.17 Mrs. Kd Johnson of Terrebonne. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller are visiting Miller's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M V. Miller of Terrebonne. Mr. and Mrs. Sam OMes are add ing a large Hn tnriii 10 ineir nome. Iff, Mct'ullock. who has been awav i meters 4 p. in.. Estelle Law ton Mil- as a traveling salesman, has returned I day's travel talk: 6:30 p. m . cour-! to visit his wife ami family here, tesy program; 7:30 p. m.. KNX play- i Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wester and i r: 8 p. m.. courtesy program: 10 Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Sharp attended p m.. Abe Lyman's orchestra: llian Armenia Ilridge club party Sat-' p. m., campus night by fnlversity of unlay evening at Redmond. California southern branch. The Terrebonne grange held a KBJ, Times. Los Angeles. 105.2 j meeting Tuesday evening at the lldd i meters b:3o p. m.. children's hour: I Fellows' hall. from Skookiim south siil-!t..si-n i ' P- insurance talk; lined fork Th.. hun,ti.. ... .. ,i, ! m.. "Care of the Roily.'' Dr or the Oregon Trunk extension, be gins at Rend and extends south to Skookum. From that point the mid dle tine would represent the South ern Pacific and the two side tines the Oregon Trunk. Ret ween the two outer tines there would be little busi ness to be developed. Outside them m., courtesy pro Art Hickman's or- M. Lovell; 8 p. gram; 1" p. m.. ehestra. KQw, Oregonian. Portland, 491.3 meters 5 p. m., children's hour: 7:15 p. B., news, wool letter; 8 p. m.. Oregonian concert orccestra, p. m.. music contest;' 1" p. m.. Mult- :45 p. I Sandwich and Hlalr have Philip I chased a registered Holstein pur-cow there would hm i.r.r ,,,,. .i : noman Hotel strollers. while the three would have to share' what was between, there would soma TprreknnriA Pannla to the two outside ones alone all I CUUHIIC 1 CUpiC business from the east and west. In Attonrl Trarlr Mppt other words there would be nothing I rtllCUU 1 1 dll itlCCi for the Southern to build feeder lines . for. The feeders would all run to' TKRKERONNE. May 6. A large the outer tines. ! number of people of this community One would suppose that rather ' attended the tri county declamation than permit such a condition the contest and track meet held in Rend Southern would permit common use. Friday. particularly if in doing so it was able I Mr. and Mrs. A. Fi. Hlbbard and to set up certain conditions in respect daughter, Gertrude, on Sunday vls to Klamath business. However, all ited Mr. and Mrs H. II. Poatar. who from the Mct'all ranch. Don Fox of Gateway visited Miss Ellen Parkey a! her home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Muekey attended a dance at Culver Saturday evening. A large groun of neonle of this Community attended the well liked ! Gletin I legion play. "C'appy Kicks." given at th1 Hfway theater Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Himes attended the Shrine club dance held at Rend , Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Itiihe Williams and ' familv and Gladys Woods attended a I dance at Bend Friday evening. One of Mr. anil Mrs. Newton Mel ton's bes work horses was killed Acceptance of tile resignation of 'J! teachers, selection of a group of instructors to fill these vacancies, and iinuounceuieui thai the minimi meeting of the Rend school district will he held this year on June 15 for Uti purpose of electing one director, occupied members of the hoards of directors of the Bond district unit union high district No ul last night s meeting. About 30" per cent of the teachers are leaving the local ichool svstoiu at the termination of the present school year. It wus made known by Superintendent ti W Ager In his report to the school dirci tors. This Is about the same number of resig nations as In previous years. It was mentioned by Ager A. total of I.' per cent of the high school Instruct ors are leaving, and about 11 per cent of the grade Instructor!. One of the 10 high school instruct ors leaving at the end of the preseut school year is John T, Parish, a mem ber of the high school faculty for the iast two years, teaching history and civics. Parish tn resigning an inoutircd that he has been elected I principal of the Parma. Idaho. High ; school. Clay IfOrehUld, Instructor In history and geography in Hie Central Junior high. Is also leaving the local school system. High school resignations accepted by the school board at last night's meeting are as follows: Miss Alice Wood, music supervisor. Miss Horo thy Ryler. history teacher: Miss Mai' K. Dennis, teacher of mathematics; Miss Delia Dorenius. typing teacher: i Miss Minnie M Johnson, English: Miss Matilda Join-,, bookeeplng and shorthand; John 'I' Parish, history and civics: Mrs. Harriet Amies. Eng lish and annual: Miss Gudriin Waage. English; Miss Eleanor Morn ing, librarian. The following resignations from the grude schools were accepted: Central, Miss Margaret Dlckover. Mrs. Agnes Mel Unlock. Miss Mildred ; Oleinan. Clay Moreland and Miss Anna Waage; Kenwood. Ora II. (Tucker I leave of absence!. Miss Mora Vanderwaal. Held, Mrs. Alice Allen. Miss Marguerite Hansen; Rrooks-Scanlon camp No. 1. M.rile V. Jarvis: Shevlln-Hixon camp No. l. Mrs. Nellie McKay; Carroll Acres. Turner, principal Turner will complete his work .it .Monmouth next year. i The teachers committee of the school board made the following. recommendations for the employment of teachers for Ihe term beginning September 7. 1925: Miss Huby Workman of Wasco, an Oregon nor meJ graduate for nriniarv grade irk- II S! Ne.lrv ,.f Millleun I ' 'plllg ; Miss Esther It Better Cooking with Less fork Science bus developed remarkable now oil slov 01 which not only dee women of the burden oi conking with OOsl or wood hut tOtUSil) glv them better eookinrf rOSUltl thin they have know ti before. These finer stoves Perfection il Rendei cook with the speed of tins. I heir instant beat, their clean steady llumc and general depends bility are giving women a new confidence in their cooking. Perfection il Ranges combine (he best ideas in modern stove construction durable enamel lop straight lefts substantial design roomy shelves beauty and convenience. Dealers everywhere have Perfection stoves and ranges and ure glad to demonstrate their St like COOlting service. Stf yimr dniler tmliiy. Tun Ci.i vi land Mm ai I'uoiircis Co. OatLimJ lru 4Uk ...,. ;,, SI,,,:, PERFECTION Oil Cook Stoves and Ovens r Stxks, sizes on,i pilot to suit IVtry itci ii. I r ii. tr mi fi ivhrnti-tr nnM.t 1 ! i i r ahmmJamt Al -icatr m ilA f.n I'trjl.lun ktfHM H'aur HtAUt this remains to be seen. One ran be certain of the fact that the Oregon Trunk, representing the Northern lines, is going to build and that is about all for the present. It Is enough though. 1 English ; Miss tMroltlM ! of Lebanon, an o. A S. Neilry of MIMIoeB, an by Ihe train as It entered Terrebonne ! "f'gon normal graduate, for prlncl Sunday morning. i "al of the ( arroll Acres school; Miss c mmj Umm 1..-1, ...I' - n:Grace Husetb of Prosser. Washing-i Relllngham normal graduate. "' r'"",,n"- M Starker . graduate. S. milder of Cove, an O. A. C graduate, book keeplug anil shorthaml. Miss Hael V WllllamH of Vale. O. A ' gradu- meml.r f i. frm, " '"' " instant growth of Bead "Ilip.inv llllsllH H, I,,.,,. Joyed hai the north sirln of (lalhM Otk'fl t.lnett I ton Monday after a bunch of heifers primary grades: Frederick Reck of 'Ur- U'r Monmouth, a normal grailuate. for 'lection on June la. Ihe tw i. ..... l.ii. .. 1.. :.. . L'.ii.l. .t term ot .1 O Gibson exnlr. have been bedfast for the past tWO Betid I)e MoiUV .Members lfr4M itf U'ht-.'Icr :i llflll n L' h:i Mi tmr- 'I"1''- Vn thT In Hill In RADIO KPO. Hale Bros, and Chronicle. San Francisco. 429.5 meters 4:30 p. m., Rudy Selger's orchestra; 6:80 ; p. m., markets: 5:35 p. m.. children's hour; 6:30 p. m.. States restaurant orchestra; 7 p. m., Rudy Selger"s orchestra; 8 p. m., Theodore J. Ir win, organist; 9 p. m., Don Lee Cad illac night Cabirians. Kt.t). General Electric. Oakland, school 361.2 meters 4 p. m., Hotel St. j Miss Helen Van N'oy of Francis orchestra: 6:45 p. m news visited Miss Louetta Shutt v eeks with bad cases of influenza Juanita Wester entertained Grac-; E. McClay. Louise J. Ohles and 0Ut Moore Sunday at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ralston and jSon. Hilly. Mrs. Nina Kingsbury and i children. lietty Jean and Chester, jand Mrs. X. H. Elliott of Portland i arrived here Sunday afternoon to visit relatives. Mrs. Gates made a business trip; U Portland last week. Rev. W. G. Ilillls made a business trip to Portland last week. Donald Galbraith. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Galbraith of Lower Rridge, I visited Mr. and Mrs. George Iunker' and family over the week end. Ruth Kelsey was 111 with a falnt- (io to Medford Meeting ' sradoate, for Junior high work;, Harry L. Holt of Hay. Washington.. Four members of the Rend chap- ,' heney normal gradual. , principal of AcCOUniailt it ihe . ir on I hat i rand date to succeed himself Is not known. orrc Mtoiiitti i PI..M. . , . " " mill "o io in., prop lug of a local bran, h Mr. and Mrs. Whllel) "r Portland nfte, weeks in Renil establUb Ji'ft lodSJ lay of i mi, A Question it is tana) li bunt to lie. ide win-n,, . Man is lahablted of ootlanred l li. I.. deltdihi Ledger. tVimirn Banltcrt Form Cttili Wolllen b.nu eveitittvi'S In the Dolled States now have their nun g , ooTiiti eeaoclaUun ter of He Molay left this morning for Medford to attend the state De Molay meeting. Those making the trip were Marion Horton. Motrin the junior high school To Name line DlffCtOf Holt will take ihe position at pre. OBI held by John Chute, who has Will Open Branch Office In Bend A,, . '. ' ' I chek. 10 p. m., Johnny Bulck s ing spell Wednesday afternoon and was Immediately taken home from Scott. Jack Howe and Claude Wani- i hen recommended as Instructor of physical education In the Rend schools. Aside from handling physi cal education work. In w-hlch he Is Interested. ChUtfl will also be a spe cial teacher next year with an In crease in salary. Five teachers were recommended for positions In the local high school for the year ltll-t(, These teach ers are J. M. Rowersox of Monmouth. (). A. ('. graduate, science teacher; Miss Har.el BorVe of Manly. Iowa. L'pper Iowa university graduate. Mad ras r the America' First Law School The Urst law school In America Oral opened in Philadelphia In 17IJO. mom The Central Oregon Country (No. 238) Till-: most ELABORATE AND BBS! REMKHBBRJED KNTKItt'.MNMKNT WtTCH HAS BBSM C.IVKN I.N aBNO WAS THK "PABI8 TOOR8" CARNIVAL BTA0E0 BY THK AMERICAN USOION POST IN ttft, WHEN IT TOOK OVKR Tin: ATRLBTIC CLOB BUH.WNf;. NOW the school ov.mnasilm. THIS BUILOma HAD HAD A VARIED CAREER AND WAS COMMONLY RKKKRRKD TO AS A "WHITE KI.KI'HANT." THE ATHLETIC CLL'B PLAN HAD FAILED. AND THK INDUSTRIAL Y. M. C A. HAD TRIED TWK B TO PUT THK BUILDING ON A PAYING BABIB wniiot r suc' F-ss. LA' It TIME THK HOLDING COMPANY HAD POUND IT NECKSSARY TO TAKK A HAND AND LIQUIDATE THE DEHTS BY POPULAR SUBSCRIPTION. IN JUNE, 1921. THE LtOIOM TOST TOOK OVKR THE BUI UMNO. THE HOLDING COMPANY CLEARED UP THE DEBTS, HUT THK BUILDING WAS BADLY IN NEED OP REPAIR SO FOR THREE EVKNINOS JULY II. IE AND I THE LEGION HELD ITS PARISIAN CARNIVAL IN THE BUILDING WHICH HAD JUST IIEEN REOPENED. ON THE MAIN FLOOR DANCING WAS CARRIED ON. with REFRESHMENT AND OTHER BOOTHS AROUND THE WALLS. IN CHE CLUB ROOMS ON THE SKCOOND FLOOR WAS MONTE CARLO, WHERE TOURISTS WERE SEPARATED I'AIN UCS8LY FROM THEIR "MONEY" FRENCH FRANCS. IN THE BASEMENT WAS A REALISTIC CABARET, WITH VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINERS. HUT MOST INTERESTING OF ALL WAS THE .MYSTERIOUS ROOM IN THE ATTIC WHERE "PI-KI." FROM PARIS. HELD FORTH AND ENTER TAINED. PLFPS APPEARANCE IN HEND. STRENUOUSLY OPPOSED HY THE POLICE, WAS THE OCCASION FOR A NEAR RIOT FOR THK RKASON THAT SOME OF THE POLICE AND SOME OF THE LEGION MEN WERE NOT IN ON THE JOKE. 'HUGE CROWDS FILLED IHE GYMNASIUM EACH EVENING. AND THE LEGION SECURED FUNDS SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE NECESSARY RE PAIRS ON THE BUILDING AND TO START ITS ATHLETIC CLUB PRO. ORAM. BUT THE NEW CLUB RECEIVED NO BETTER SUPPORT THAN HAD THE PREVIOUS ONES. AND AFTER OPERATING THK BUILDING FOR A YEAR. THE POST TURNED IT OVER TO THK SCHOOL DISTRICT SINCE VVIIKN THE TERM "WHITE ELEPHANT" HAS CEASED TO BE AI'H.ICAULIi. The Central Oregon Bank Modern Hanking Method Coupled With Old Tine Courtear and BeceirHr. ;';,-r;W Mil. lions of ne-oolo ar nainc Nuxflted Irftnfof itrfMiltth ! hrtalth. Itwill not injure the th or disturi ttin toin;ich. A few 'Iwh will ofli-n t ofnm nre to enrlrh your Mood rrvltaliic your worn out. cxliaiisteti n'-rvit. Your nmnfy wilt 1p rfffiiruJrd by Um rmnafecttireri if you ilo not obtain aatlifkctOTT t9 rcnnlts. B vMircof iilititiltca. AlU'nva Inatkt on liavint' izenu- Ine orcinic iron-Nux.it.d Iron Look f'Tr the kttcri N. I. on every tablet. At all druKiiUU iu UUut totia vuiy MOUNTAIN VIEW Maternity Hospital l i ...''. Nurse In ChnrKe h.in . Avn. Phono 481 HoiUfl Ilonhfrt Tin- wtaluljr-MeDouval Coropaofc PortlMUl aci'MiiiiliiK firm, will OpdM a branch ofllM in Df Dd ahotit .Inn' 1 , net nnlliiK lo n it aiiitoiiii( .nint mad today by W. K Wblfly, n Simple Mixture for Gas on Stomach Siinph line k I horn hark, Blan6fl tint nulpti. e, p. Klyt-rln'. 0tt)., nn mixed m Aiiicrika. ii axeallent for foiiMtlpnt Ion. Il OftMl Worki In ini hour of b'HH and novt-r Krlps. Tht. plMMIIt and 'i H'K anion of this of (let on I Intostlnsl ovacuanl win mrprlM ynu. Ahlerlkit li'dps any ffiKe Kim on the BtOTBSChi unh'hH dun to dn'p-scati;d rauanH. Oftn re mofnit mattnr you D6?9F thought wiih In your -i.-m MnxlN & rlr nklno, dnifCKlf-'i- Capitol Cleaners Celebrates First Anniversary We wish to thank the people of Central gon tor their wonderful patronage of tht Ore-past HOY LAN & RAMSEY Lawyers rone Gil looms T-S, D-irhuteii Invontmcnt Co. RMe., Former olfirca ol Dr. I'' & Worrntr N OX AGE Tin; HEALTH WATER t jfbur Di'iirkIiI W. G. Manning I). M. D Dentistry Halto I - O'Kene lildR. I'liune 178 W. Bend, Ore. CITY GARBAGE CONTRACTORS Will Remove Your Garbage Tel. 6 W. 835 Bond Wanto, Dirt, HqR or an; kind ot Refuso "The Vellow Truck" "BETTER THAN SPECIFICATIONS" I That is what they say about CONCRETE WORK now being done by Deschutes Concrete Pipe Company PHONfi U4 SPECIAL SHAMPOO ami M.tlti lX in the Porcnoona lor $1.00 Attvmootw and Kvenlngi $1.50, Dry dhtlfttfl racial and St alp TfOfltHl OfltH , ciicb 75c LA FRANCE BEAUTY SHOP (Mow ManaKBiiiont) i::il! Miner Dlilfr., L'petalra Phone 4 IT .ear, wnicn nas tar exceeded our expectations. We Are Sincere In Our Appreciation of this wonderful support and will endeavor at all times in the future to live up to our reputation, and offer the public high quality work. Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing Suits Made to Measure Capitol Cleaners 5 827 Wall St. Our Wagon Will Call I Miotic A Chas. R. Stanton PAINTING CALSOM1NING PAPER HANGING Phone 547-.J .()() Riverside Phofii aoo-j IB INfl Kxpeilcnr Hh( lafoul ion OuArtnlMd I It. JONKH ffano efohlng and Repairing Wttff D. Allen PMno Co, i Hnnrrr.fl Hold, Hniri H)rial Prirr 4I H"'1' IIIHtHITHilllliiUHllliiil iii..i'minitii,liini.i 'iliii'oiliitl'lilii-'i'ii iiiiii-tiiiiiiii.,.,iiiiii.nniUTmiTlll;iPil I Be careful with fire when in the limber. A country denuded of timber is never pros perous. Remember we will need a country to live in after men now grown are gone. Central Oregon Scouts 'Mils span- Mind IIhh.mI lij llttMiKN-S' tinlon Mir. Co. ieflUtiU!UJuUiiiii illl'Ui'UUIUUfcaWI l' o'uiillllllilniNluit'iltUMlilli'UJii i'iiii'UiiiutrMiiiiiiii'wiiti'4utiitiiii