The Bend bulletin., May 11, 1925, Image 2

nT7HT?mHu7!TlE RiiNP, OREGON. MONDAY, MA V II,
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DEBT NEGOTIATIONS
UNDER WAY AGAIN
U. S. Will Welcome Am Of-
fer, Hcrrick Told"
Rumanian Kiivi'mmcnt satlsfnrlnry
answer lo ttu American note insist-.
Iiik on im nitliutt fumliiiK of ltn-
lunulas (45,000,000 relief ilobls ,
nine she litis iilrvaily futuleil similar I
dehts in utlier powers.
County School Funds
Turned Over Earlier
fO, V. l.i'm.o.l Win to Thr BtOtl Bulletin)
WASHINGTON, May 11. Debt tie
gotlHtlons liet ween Franco ami tin
I'niteii States Itave lieen resnmeii.
KoIIowIiik inf.irnml .llseussion I. Fnniix totalinK JlJ.0i vyere lieinK
KtrdlDf the ftiiHlinK of the French I dlitribnUd today to the various ele
ilebt of 4O0O,O0O,O0O eoniliicted by inontnry schools in Deschutes coitn
AmbamdOr llerrick anil Finance ,y by County Suiierinteiulenl .1 Al
idhw i iiuiaux. tne stale ilepart
ment reqitested llerrick to Inform
I'rnnce Ihut it will welcome any defi
nite refunding offer, but is unwill
ing to link debt settlement with oer-
i ton Thompson.
In former years.
taxes collected in April were not
turned over to the school clerks un
; til August or later.
The early delivery of the school
money for distribution Is greatly ap
preciated by Superintendent Thump
son, who explains that this will re
sult in a marked saving, since it will
i'.,.; be nccessari to pay interest on
warrants Instead of issuing war
rants, the districts can now meet
their obligations with cash.
The early turn over of funds is
believed by Superintendent Thomp
son to be attributable to efficiency
in the sheriff's office, partly made
possible by the employment of extra
help.
man reparations payments to France,
it was learned here today.
A high state depart tuent official
said that interinitlent conversations
have been progressing between rep
resentatives of the two governments
for some time but that nothing defi
nite had been accomplished.
t'aillaitx's expressed intention to
strive for a debt settlement has been
well received in official circles here
but due to the collapse of previous
debt discussions with France, offi
cials here are restraining their opti
mism until France acitially makes
some official, definite offer.
There is apparently no immediate
prospect of such an offer. In the
conversations now going on French
officials have been careful to keep
the negotiations on an entirely in
formal and unofficial basis, which
in no way commits the French gov
ernment to any uctton. it was pointed prlsonment was the sentence passed
out here today. llppn ,le countess De Kernlnon. uft-
This government is also pushing ,,r Breton Jury had found her
for a settlement of other foreign guiUy f murdering her husband,
debts, but the situation was reported no Mire one D ,ne 0d,.st names m
today as discouraging except in the Hrlttany.
case of Esthonla s $17,000,000 relief The countess, a former dancer in
debt. Algeria, met the count when he was
. Minister Antonius Piip of Kstho- j ,), ,-oi0nlal army in the eighties
ilia, after arranging a tentative fund- Ueocntly she learned of bis 'mention
Ing settlement with Secretary Mel- , divorce her and after Inducing him
Ion. has just addressed a communi- (rn v,,r me proceeds of the sale of
ration to his government and is now his estates to her. she shot him.
awaiting instructions Hetirle Hubert, dean of the Paris
American Minister Peter Augustus bar. defended the countess, but his
lias left Bucharest, it was learned ' eloquence failed to move the stolid
today, without exacting from the Breton jurors.
Countess Is Sentenced
For Slaying Husband
(V. 1. LMMel Wht to The Bend RuUrtinl
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4 At a tllatikm-
9 SulHcLMlt ItH'ftIc)
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13 Knocked, us a bull
15 Ou lnr I
15 I'tirt of "to bfr
34 Shaver
27 Sluckrns
IS Ardor Inspired by enthusiasm
30 Olrl'tt nam ! i . i l: '. ; ?i for the.
Maid of Troy)
31 Continued 33 Dlacardod
34 Tni'vona
37 Kust Imllnn nirndlcant
39 tirvek letter 41 FWllntf
43 So be? It! 44 Corrupt
4 If TO decay
43 Thumped 50 IluMeti
(1 Institution of le.irmnK
53 t'r.cloyed 56 Mound
58 (Grandfather of I'rlain
5; Wrltlnn tabt
St tiardtn tn K.iphraien
Vertical.
1 llter :-Mflni if cow
I lam ipOOl 5 la afraid of
fi Inaect !i ,t
POOmt 0OD9WIH by cold
10 lntrutnrnt oi oombttt
11- r-lotvnd off Kl.rida
IS- Soft drink :
14-To depict 15 -To ohalltMiK
17- Mlildle-weatern Male
1 Kirat 11 lNirvjmi.e
23 ono who ride- on a pted
Zi--Scarcer ff jfilgmi
i To bow the head
30 LMtf sj Dlttanl
33 To draw 3 K h t r.i a
34- -Sharp 3 Hoy h tiume
S- One of the apoxtlrN
4" r rtuiniuB to bulla
43 Shirt button 14 Imptomtnti
6-hukfitrm lv LutiK tlik
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55 Set rrted
t4 Intnatf of a SOatVMt
luilii" a 111 ,i , . i In tte r hneitt
NO WONDER
We Are Willing to Guarantee This Investment
DO YOU REALIZE
What property in Bent) will he mohl fuvornhly affected
by the now Railroad Development?
THINK IT OVER
and then come in and Bee us aboul lots in
Beautiful BEND PARK ast)
If your invest mont docs not show you t ho profit yon think it should, any
time within THREE YEARS, you may arrange i have your money back
through our BONDED GUARANTEE which is attached to your contract
when you huy (if you request it)
BEND INVESTMENT COMPANY
So!) Wall Street "WE NEVER SLEEP" Phone 172 for appointment
DON'T FORGET you can get all kinds of votes lor the Essex Coach by
doing business with this office
De Molay Delegates
Back From Medford
UOhtioiiH h.ivo itlro.i
from Salem and nr
district clerk.
ily lun rocoiv.'il
in tht bJMMli of
Practice Economy
in the Kitchen Use
CAIVMET
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
BAKING POWDCA
It Lasts Longer Goes Farther
Makes Better Biscuits
SALES aVa TIMES THOSE OF ANT OTHER BRAND
Approximately -00 hoys, fin-lml-tnn
10 from Central Ori'Koti. attciicl
eil the third annual ronrlave of the
Oregon Onter of ilc Molay in Had
fonl May I ami !. it Is reporti cl by
Season Dances to Be
Features of Pageant w
part of 1,000 pbyntelani ami ur
eoni ntaaiai the trip t. Baropo
Mr Vamlerert will Unit In ChtcafO
while her IiiiaIiuiuI In ahroail.
Governor Pierce Hilled
For Meeting of Grange
Pomona (rango ol Daaehntaa nottit
ty will meet at In inn I.. Weilnemlu:
of thin week to hear ail.lr,e b)
Stale Mnnter I'alnilter. fJoTernor
r M I'lerre. .mil oUtera. The
!! will he Kit ell al ill op, n
will take elon in the afternoon The morn
for IllinehelM of
Two hiimlreil ihllitren
niemhers of the ilelegatton from n.,n 1:1 the Kenwo.l luml oaee.ini Hit: - ' 'on nil!
Band, who returned to thin elty from 'The I'romSe Kuirtlled." to he Ktvi n th Kr.uiKe ,n ;
the Jaakson eoonty town lam nlslit. on the crouiida of th, Mhool at S:1R
by the ;. oi Klamath Kaiia. ivid.it nlgnt, May i :. The paceanl Three Lives
i iic iv vp wnprn pujtb, mree i t prevent tne tottr seanonii. Wh
from Kedmotid and seven from Hem!. One feature of the pageant will he1 n
I who made the trip to Medinrd with a series of dSBOea, mterpretatlro of
I John Dabade and Clyde H. McKay the seHnons I'upIN taktBl pari In
are I'hllo Smith. Omar Hoskln and these dam es are being tralio .1 b .
nil Stanley. Jr.. of Km't'iond anil Miss Im.. Woods, assist,.,! by Mm
Rev. James to Deliver
Baccalaureate Sermon
The baccataafaata oaraioa in n
in'. lion with the liradilalluit MOT
elooi of the Band Matt Mhool win
I... dellrerad by Rev ir.mk innoa
of the Hetbodut flaeopaJ ebareb,
on the eVenltta of May I'l In the
loan Hat bed nil ofevntt The rarloui
aburchei ol Bead are to join in the
s.-rt Ire',
LEGAL NOTICES
un lefi i.tlfle wnh liar-A
Not Ire I. hereby Kit en thai th.
ai. doeeribed llieetnilt win be
t public unction ,y the und, i
at I It o clock oil the attel
of WOdnOOday, May 10, I
tbO lt pound of paid rlty 1 1 .
.v ibe iiiipotiiidiiiR ooato of mini
..lid . accrulllK coats thereof
PBTK HANSON.
City I'oiiiidinaslur
n
Arc Taken
Virplane t 'rushes
iMarlon Morton. Melvln Pent. I,ren Airnes Ijine and Mpa Iva II Stal'rup. "' "r the ...,. rn dlrtolfta -f
Kltnaey. Clarence Curtis. Claude A matlne will he quen Thuradat
Wanirhek. Jark Howe and Merle afternoon. May 14, at 2:0. Il !s an
Behymer of Hend. ; nounced.
The conclave vu one nf the moat
; ot its kind ever h.ii i-, Yaiidcvert Leaves; Will
the ' n reported b) Dubab if" is
In speakinic about the growth fo the
order in Oregon. Dubuia polnta out
that last year there were only 14
chapters In this state, while thia year
there are 22 chapters, with a mem
bership of 2.100.
Next year's conclave will be held
a! La tirande. The Order of de
Molay differs from other fraternal
groups In that no slate or grand
lodge officers are named.
KM Mi Millet:
Notice In hereby alven that the
City of Cel.! has cause,! r be lin
pounded Mi., following deeeribed
livestock pursuant to the provisions
of Ordlnaaoo no. no of mid cut.
lo-Wlt
tine bay man. about s vears old
wllh .dark brown yeaillna eMl
hrunded "V" on left atlfle
tine bay getdliiK about In years
thu air milt service and a r.'..rtd war branded nn left stifle but not
fl Wli
il'. c. I
SALT I.AKK CITY
leu Clnron Nelson. :m
Iba nn.i Hull, 'nn
May 11 Ar
forinei stiller-
Visit European ( enters
Accompanied by his wife and tWO I
children. Dr. J. C. Vandcvett. local'
physician, leaves tomorrow morning
for Chicago, the first lap of a Jout1
ney which Is lo taJtO him to many of
the noted medical centers of Kurope. I
Dr. Vand evert will be a member of a
aviator, and two pasaengeis. Qfejt!
Chri.ttensen. 1 .r. and Rttbnall .,. :,ki.
lli. were killed yesterday nfbarttOOB
when th, (Boat alferafi ionNtny
plane piloted bv Nelson era I -. m-.tr
the Woodward avlutlun field here
Visible Saddle liiuike.l
line boy aaUllai about il tears
old. branded on left stifle win, a
circle with thr.-e Itaai iniiulng Into
it on the top side,
t tine bat mare about S tears old.
i wire cm on left forearm. Branded
5 ACRE
TRACTS
Near Cat roll Acres School
MOOtfN ffejbt, pOWOI and tele
pliouo available Wator HKhts
with each tract Mast land
near llelld K eclally dealr
nlile for tietiltrv or ii.gr1
Very tut'.lcruio prleas.
Inrllls.
ablei
Kas,
For Sale by Owni r
E. P. Brosterhot .
l'lione ill.', W
Movers!
Electric Light Should
Get There First
The one thing you'll most need on the first
night in your new home is LIGHT. In the
midst of strange rooms, with furniture piled
everywhere, groping around by candle-light is
just about the "last straw."
Your electric service, exactly as you have
been used to it in the old house, will precede
you to the new house if you will only notify
us in advance.
Bend Water, Light &
Power Co.
Many County Schools
To Close This Week
All hut six Hrhoolfi in DMehUtM '
; county will complete their year's i
work hy the em. of thin week, at-i
I COtdlllg to information obtained from
the office of County Superintendent j
J. Alton Thompnon. Schools com- !
pletinK the year later in the month.)
,the moat of them on May 2D, are
Rnd, Kedmond, SiHten. Tumalo. I,a
Pine and Terrebonne.
State examination!!, overiiiK the
einhth grade and certain iabj0tl in
other rade, are listed for Thur
day and Friday of this week. The
Syrifpsi of the- Annual Stfttrmrnt of t',.
palatini; isu:a i; o., i,m.,
.f lmtlMi, KfilniMl. m th- 31ttt iy of Ir.
trmr, W2i, rnailc to the iniii-nc- c..nimt
ntn of the itUU- of OrtrKn, uriunt to U;
Not ix-i-mium received durinir
ihc year tl,to,?.
rter-t, (Jfvirt.nti nl rinU re
ceived ifurinic the yemr 2r4,7.1l.S
tncmf fnm ottn-r nource re
ceived durintf ihe yemr AX.tUi'.fi
Total ii.c.-rne H,Al'i,'i-.tir)
IXahuraementa
Net IwM'.. paid durirv the year
(neludir.kf adjuttrnenf' mitenw Il.!i2,747.7fi
OimmLtHittfn and f!ri paid
durinit the year 1,004.' j:.lJ
Tajtm, licrnMft nnd fr- paid dur
ing the year S1(M
Amount of all other oxi-enditureB t3ll,U12.fl7
Tola! expenditure 3,H(;t',l7i.82
Aaaeta
Hilli rrci.altle f .,402.711
Value of nV-ki anr I . ,
(rnHrkit valui 4,1 13.t!.';.'.0(i
I.hni n mortHHt'ii nm aotleti
eral. etc 20.0OO.0fi
Cnah in hank ami on hand 631,413.03
Premium in ciurae of collection
' written Mnre Sept. 10, 19$4 . . .'01,221.20
Interest and renin due nnd ac
crued C 4, 804. 00
K--intirniirc ncoverahh- on paid
loiwe. ft.o;io.ri7
A R O O Mh'TL"!" T " I p S
1 'RfcA V t3S&P:n ATjjT
.o 'rflt r o o rmr g
P L A nJJl I ONjBSPER K
'tu u sBo'tIb r'a's s
HIDE A T HHpBTtVH O T P--AJ
K?SSN A ' 3tL ' A ' iWEB
Hg c KloMTMaTiE lB
a PRE E&A8KA vor
P A T2lRC aMjo't b"'
MOOSE MASQUERADE!
. fro2i2,it!i,r.
i otni it'irnitti-tl ;v (:,
UaMlltlM
Net flnfm for ! iiniitl
Amount of iirt'Hrncd Mtmiurtii on
all oulflandin rinht 2,:tfil,I0.'f.B:(
Ilue for comnilntion and hrokTHKe 10,000.00
AM irth.-r llnhilltien gr,, 400.00
Total Hahflitiffi, i , i . ; ot
raitflal hfck $3,421,207.8:1
MuaitteaN in flrmon fir the Year
Net irmlumt ratthM during year ?3,Ofi:i,4 1 1
Lomm j iti'l durlriff the yeitr 20t0t2,02l
Ij'inM'i InCUfrtd dtirlnK the ynr .... 11,760,02
Name of eomt-nriy, 'Die J'HlutiTic iiiHinance '
to t.ui
Name of prt-.titlcnL, Whilney I'lilnehe, Uhftafid j
Nairn- of RoerirUry, J. Orf f f itlm, Jr., mjin-I
iiciT Pwlflo deiinrtment.
.Stai'itor Wtldamt nttoirtey for aorviCO) In
huranc ( 'ornmlsionrr, Hnlern.
!,oel MMt, Vim InxiirArKc Agency. Med- t
ft.rd, Oie.
Headquarters for the
lOOl
Necessities of the heme
and person at Lower
CosL
Men's Summer Weight
Unions; ankle length,
shorl sleeves,
I'rice 90c
Men s Khaki Cloth
Hats screen front
.r)3c
Men's Good Quality
Hose. Black and brown,
2 pairs, 25c
This is Our
TINWARE WEEK
.Xl'
WEDNESDAY, MAY 13
AT ELKS' CLUB
( o tunics Imported front Portland tan in- Rented .
Mrs. Mullcr's Beauty Shop
Special Side Music lv
SAM HCNTINCTON AM) .JACK DE BERT
Dancing starts Promptly ! P. ML
ItKPnHMtnfKKTH uu.i. RK hhiivkd KIIKK
im ii- iiii in il." innce lor wvni pneiunivvi imp iii-.i umi uin him ihhi,
t nnniiiiiiu promptly hi it o'clock.
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High Gasoline and Oil Mileage
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