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THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION. BEND. OREGON, FRIDAY. MAY S, tJWfi
ORGANIZATION
IS ESSENTIAL
Chamber of Commerce
Deserves Support
Club Is United Voice Of
Community. Explained
By Secretary Antles
Bj I.. Ancle
!Stmmry .if Ht'iul Commercial Clubl
The theory of our American boy
ernmant i that all power t vested
in the people. In order that Rovern
mant nmy function a earefully de
fined portion of the people s power
Ik delegated to the national govern
ment; to the state government, to
tho county government and to the
illy government.
In practlee it has developed that
thero is a need fur an orderly moans
of the people keeping in touch with
their different divisions of govern
ment and expressing themselves in a
hody. It has also developed that it
is necessary to carry out activities
not delegated to the above divisions
of government. Organisations for
this purpose have been made usually
railed chambers of commerce, in
some instances, us at Hend. called
commercial clubs.
These organisations stand for com
munity growth and development be
tie ving thai the Individual should
prosper by (he prosperity of his com
munity rather than that the com-
Jmunliy should proa per on the surplus
j of Individuals.
To successfully function a cham
ber of commerce should have a defi
nite program of work, an efficient
staff to carry on this program and
the work financed so that the effi
ciency of the staff will not be ham
pered There is only one way to finance
such an organisation economically
and that is by a direct voluntary Con
tribution where tnere is no expense
Incurred in raising fttnds.
It is the duty of every man en-
l gaged in business In a community
whether directly for himself or for
! others to support his commercial or
ganization just as definitely as
does his divisions of government .n
service! and taxes and according to
his mesne.
MANY OFFICIALS!
STAND INDICTED
Wet Conspiracies Are
Alleged
4KB " -1 I
Bribery Charged to County
and City Officers In
Many Communities
Tried Holdup, Weapon
Only Menacing Finger
til. r. Lc.l WirotuThe BV11J Bulletin)
SAN KltANCISCO. May S. Home
sickness and inability to obtain work
made QeOTge A. McClain. Houston.
Texas, so desperate he attempted a
holdup armed only with a "menacing
finger " he told police today.
He was captured after he hud
struggled with Abraham Hordin.
grocer, over money in the cash reg
ister. Hordin was severly cut by a
broken bottle in the struggle.
COFFEE SPECIALS
SATURDAY
1 lb. can Country Club 50c
3 lb. can Country Club $1.45
FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER
We have Fresh Spinach, Green Onions. Radishes.
Celery, Lettuce, Tomatoes. Asparagus, Cauliflow
er, Cucumbers, Beets, Turnips, Carrots. Grape
fruit. Fresh Pineapple, and everything in staples
that you will need, at prices that are right with
quality.
At The Union Grocery
Two Phones, 81 and S2.
Bend, Ore.
Ice Cream Freezer
"The Dandy Ice
Cream Freezer"-
makes 2 quarts of
smooth ice cream.
Galvan zed tub, metal un
breakable handle, and re
tinned cream container.
Just the thing to have in
the house for warm days
and to take on camping
trips.
jiiimmiiimmiii'H:iiiriimiifiU"iiiiiiiiiiii
Bend Hardware Co.
Saturday Only
(Copyriuhl ItU t'T l'nittl Pratt)
KV YOUK. May $, Qcoroi f
public officials throughout the coun
try today stand Indicted, convict oil
or umler suspicion for alleged parti
cipation hi bribery tind ronspitacios
to defeat the purposes of the prohi
bition taws.
These officials ratine from may
ors, sheriffs and prohibition directors
to comparatively unimportant en
foreenii'tit agents ntul po! icemen pa
trolling beats.
Reports to the I'nited Press show
(hat in 3 larger cities selected at
random and located from coast to
coast, approximately 200 public
servants have been indicted in the
last few mouths on charges involving
prohibition enforcement and that ap
proximately SO others have been sus
pended or punished In some other
manner.
Of the 200 indicted. have been
convicted am! sentenced, the ma
jority to Jell terms. The cases of
the others are pending In most In
stances, Acquittals have been few.
In Ohio the drive against officials
in connection with prohibition has
been the most fruitful tints far. More
than 14 policemen and dry agents
have been sentenced nearly all of
them to the penitentiary - while one
federal prohibition director, his as
sistant, a mayor, a sheriff and a
deputy sheriff are under indictment
and tlo'ir rases pending.
In DM Moines. Iowa, five police
men were convicted of bootlegging,
two deputy sheriffs were sent to pris
on for stealing liquor fmm county
vaults and the chief of polite has r
poltce has offered two weeks extra
vacation to any officer who brings
about conviction of a fellow officer
for an offense Involving the prohibi
tion laws.
Hut the middle west has no mo
nopoly on this sort 01 thin.
Hirmlngham. Alabama. reports
nine Oifftflfl under indictment on
charges of accepting bribes.
In New York City there have been
many demotions, transfers and dis
mlssain from lh police and prohibi
tion forces and two stale t,rmpers
were indicted within the last 1' days
IojiM Is Affected
On the Pacific coast, five San
Francisco police officers and five
prohibition agents have been prose
cuted. Lor Angeles has convicted
six county officer and Indicted ;ight
city policemen. Two Portland. Ore
gon, policemen and tine Oregon state
agnt are tinder indictment.
In the mountain territory. OenveT.
Colo., has suspended 1 :t policemen
pending investigation and placed 10
on trial to determine whether they
should he dismissed. Several De
troit. Mich., policemen have DOM dis
mis'd for accepting bribes four
Kansas City enforcement agents have
been convicted.' Two federal agents
in Philadelphia are under charges of
extorting mony from violators of
prohibition laws; in Michigan six
town constables of small communi
ties are under charges of bootleg
ging and the county jailer of Cle
burne county, Alabama, will be tried
on a like charge this week.
In New Kngland the chiefs of po
lice of Swampscott I where President
Coididge will have a vacation) and
Scliuate. Mass., are under fire but
not indicted.
In all cases the charge if similar
-accepting bribes In return for
"protection" or actually engaging iti
the liquor traffic in SOIH6 form.
wAIjEH TO VISIT HIM:
! (U. V. Leased Wire Xn The Itend Bulletin)
LONDON, May S. The prince of
Wales has accepted an Invitation to
visit Chile. It was olf Icially an
' Donnced today.
Satan's Hour
Isabel had always been shel
tered from the outer world.
Then accident whirled her into
a strange, jazz-mad universe.
There the younger net gath
ered. The midnight rideo,
drinking and potting sickened
and horrified her until sho
met Normon, a clean, fine
young men, whom 6he truly
loved. They weretobo married
then suddenly her dreams of
happinessfaded herbeautiful
castles crumbled andaho was
brought to realize what a trail
of blasted hopes, bleeding
hearts and ruined lives tho
Demon Jazz leaves in its wake.
A startling true-life story that
all young people all fathers
and mothers should read.
Isabel tells It under the title
"The Barrier Between" In
June True Story Magazine.
One of 18 big features. Qet
your copy today.
True Story
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U. OF CALIFORNIA
GLEE CLUB COMING
irebestra. whlrh will play for In warfare vlolalea "thfl rlgbti
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Concerts Scheduled Here On
June 1 and 1
The outstanding musical event of
, the year for Hend wan announced to
' day by the management of the Capi
tol theater: concerts by tnt t'nlver
1 slty of California dee club on the
! even in km on Monday, Jinn- 1 . and
Tuesday. June 2.
Bond will be tin only city In Cen
tral Oregon visited by the Herkeley
singers and novelty entertainers
I who are on their way to Aln.ska.
They will appear at The DftllM on
the evening befon- t hey BOOM to
Bond.
Twenty-one slngera described by
I the Kugene (Inard after they ftp
j pea red there an "the greatest COtlngt
I musicians in th world," will be heard
in (he
In l
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ddltion, the
ihe Capitol,
are bringing
1 0
at the school gym mis lit in 000
nlng after tut CfOttCCft.
The theater inauaKemeut has hail
to offer special lnd ucementa to the
gift Oflb to come this far out of Ms
ltfnerar. lint believes that th" i lub
will draw infflCttfll patronage hero
to warrant thin.
Poison Gas Traffic
Studied By League
(II. 1 low Wlrr to Th. It-n. Il.itl.t.nl
UKNKVA, Mny S The Icnmie of
ntttlOM nrpin truffle conference In
day look up tha mailer of pottonOna
(a traffic ai ihiB ntontlnc'i iaaiton.
Baton Maimiiia. lapa. declared IiIh
country! viewpoint aJNhdt hai boari
given in ratification of tba Waahlmt
ton coliTantfoB. lit- pralaM iim
American attltoda regarding ami
traffic and axprilsvnd an opinion thai
employment or potion ks and germa
American tnollon hi- relumed t
Tin- breaking of kIu of ibi
otaractoftatlc (aaturat ot J atrial
addlai
null
(or profound ntiidi
Ryan Case Remanded
To The Circuit Court
An ordi-r from I In- Ori-Knn .01
ptctnn 101111. ri-inik. tiling lit-- V. .1
I v vii 11 i-iiMi to tin- circuit court for
trial, win received h-re .tuilny liy
DlatNcI Attorney A .1 Moot.-. It V ii tl
VII 1 tin rued Iwn yenrn iiko with I
nlutulory offeiiHe. Tim mipreuie court
recentiv natatnad ClrcnU Jndca 'i
K .1 huffy III IiIh riilno- thai the In
dtctnont amntl Rjran wai miffi-
clettl.
OBTAIN MARR1AUK 1. it BNSM
iv.m Butler of Band ami ifajida
laoa 11 Woirr of Tin- Dallsa mm b
aad a mafrlaca llcohM at Tha Dalloa
today, accordliiK to word received hi
Bond.
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DcnttHtry
Hpite BM o'Karid llldg.
riiono i7 w. Baad, .
NOXAGE
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GILBERT'S GROCERY
Free Delivery THE STORE WITH A BUYING POWER Phone 504
Volume Buying-Volume Selling-Means Low Prices to The Consumer
PRICES FOR
Strawberries, per box 20c
Sun Kist Lemons, large extra fancy,
2 dozen 75c
Grape Fruit, large, Black Diamond
brand, two lor 25c
Asparagus, fancy long green, 2 lbs, . 25c
Fresh Peas, 2 lbs 35c
New Potatoes, 3 lbs 25c
Green and Wax Beans, 2 lbs 35c
Fresh Beets, Turnips, Carrots,
2 bunches 19c
SATURDAY
Fresh Crisp Spinach, 4 lbs 25c
Radishes, Green Onions, 3 bunches. 10c
Fresh Tomatoes, per lb 25c
Lettuce, fancy head, 3 heads 25c
Cucumbers, large, each 20c
Rhubarb, extra fancy, 4 lbs 25c
Cabbage, per lb 7c
White Wonder Laundry Soap, 20
bars 99c
Two 10c bars Feldmans double refined
borax soap Free.
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