The Bend bulletin., May 16, 1925, Image 2

THE REND HUI.l.ETIN. DAILY EDITION. PEND, OREGON. SATURDAY, MAY Hi. 192(5
RAIL EXTENSION
Ready for the Legion Convention Show
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Effect of Cutoff Work Is
Already Seen
Acreage In Potatoes Plant
ed This Spring Double
That of 1924
That an extension of the railivunl
south from Html, conneetinj: w iih j
California and eastern lines, will re
suli in the rejuvenation of the aj:ri-
culture industry in Central QwtgOtt. j
is an opinion held by rjareom who
have made a study of market can-'
ditions and the prospective ontlOtS
,for the produce of the mid-state
country.
This rejuvenation is no remote
possibility, nor a dream of realtors (
nnd land owners, for the railroad Mhl
, tivity in the Natron eutnff region has
already made itself felt in crop pro-;
duction in Deschutes county, it is ex-
plained. Krom such an authority as
W. T. McDonald, county agricultur
ist, comes the Information that ap
proximately 100 per cent more early,
potatoes have been planted, or are
being planted, this spring than in ;
former years.
If plans for the proposed rail ex-;
tension south from He ml are carried
out, it is predicted that Cenrral Ore-,
gun will came into its own as one of
the greatest potato producing cen- j
ters of the coast. Much of the po-1
tato surplus of the mid-state country
will find a ready market in Califor
nia, where hundreds of carloads of
potatoes are shipped in each year.
Although more early potatoes are
being planted this year, it is esti
' mated by McDonald that the total
planting of potatoes will not exceed
that of former years.
Potato planting Is now well under
way in all parts of Deschutes county,
reports McDonald.
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Ilomiie ilrey, KJ WriRln tad Sam Qanatt, Ihtev premier slurs of rmlco shows in AiiR'ri.'a, have- urrlvil
in I'rincville nnd will remain there until alter the America" Lex ion convention. Juno L'5. 'Jii anil ST. The
ahove picture shows Qarrott, world's champion (aney roper, in action Wright, round up clown and trick
rider, and Bonnie (,roy are worklus out dally at the I'rincville fairs-rounds, in conjunction with Loragg
Trlckey. world's champion cowgirl, and Harry Walters. ohaupiOD trlcli rider. Trlckoy and Wallera are the
owners of a noted relay tiling, winners In 9tLt at I'cndleton and Clieienne.
PRESIDENT COOLIDGi: SAYS:
"The ownership o a home! the feeling of Lndenand-.
ence thai comes with possession of a lU of earth) ore
among the moat powerful Incentive to hiii'h Interest
and usefulness,"
a Heal Home In Nice District Such As
Beautiful
Bend Park .
(East)
Will pay von large dividends in health and happiness, in thai
feeling of Independence and well-being. We will assist you in
financing such a homo. SEE US today.
Bend Investment Company
Phone 472
WE NEVER SLEEP
859 aVII St.
Kenwood Pageant Is
Witnessed By 2,000
(Continued from page 1)
promise that they suatl live again.
Winter (Kmma Jones) comes fol
lowed by the snow flakes, then as
Mother Nature sleeps she U.iwak
cued by Pan i Irene Dart i and Dryad
(Marian Hennessy) to behold the
coming of Butterfly (Helen McCor
mleki. transformed even as she hud
promised. vt'll
This Butterfly was well chosen.
for her final characteristic dance
was the highest achievement of the
performance. The dunces were all.
however, extremely well executed
and did much credit to the teachers
who directed them: Misses lone
Woods. Agnes V. Lane. Iva Stalcup
ami Kulh McCorkle.
Kor organising and working out
the complete details of the entertain
ment. Cordon Speck, director. M!ss
Alma Kraus. assistant director, and
Mrs. 'Veronica Coleman, priucipal,
are responsible. The costumes (rata
prepared by Misses Izora Vander
waal. Ora Tucker. Ilaiel Calureath
and Mrs. Zella Moreland. The huge
lank of making the many artificial
flowers was st:per.'is'ii ty Miss Vida
Kcoughcr. Miss Lucille Anderson
was in charge of properties, and
MUses Coldie Goodrich and Nell
liurcu had charge of cues.
Z Preparation of the stage and
lighting was In charge of Cbarlaa W.
Frost and his manual training
classes. The directions for staging
the elaborate production were given
by JIIss Margaret Fullerton. of the
Oklahoma College for Women.
Miss Mane Itrosterhous arranged
the musical score, and she and Mrs.
J. T. Coyle played for all of the
dances and songs.
Tho.-e who toot part In the dances
etc.. were:
Margaret Allen. QatlfMa Ander
son. Jean Alb a. 1'lsie Beyler. Nellie
Brink. Ilerr.ice niludeau. Mildred
Bowman. Mabel Bo.irdman. Howard
Behymer. Kenneth iirnwn. Virginia
Batiks. Mc.mie Burch. Vtolet Bossom.
Woodson Bennett. Deon Brown. Co
bran Blrrall. KaU Brooks. Uorrataw
BoHrdtnan. Kleanor Biladeau. Francis
BouniLn. koberta Bennett. Kvelyn
Bagley. Pari Bossom. Lucille Bila
deau. Cay Corbln. Nerval Cain. I or.
Kulstad. Marguerite Carter. Iorrls
Coombs. Violet C.rlndle. WDUUB
atta Connolly. Harriet CMMffi Kath
leen Daffy. Betty Dickinson, Margery
Dickinson, Haifa Dachtler. Helen
Donovan, WaMla Dooaon, Virginia
English, tialagd Krirkson. Arliue
Funk, Thelma Frisby. darnel Fol
som. Neil Farnham, Helen tirindle,
Vestione Goggaus, Glen Grfnstead.
Phillip Gould, Mildred Goodman.
Margaret Hennessy. Edith Holt. Gay
I An rta i "Row1" 1
From the vase, rise
clear, sweet notes Ol
song. Below, with bi-
arre, Oriental splcn-
dor, lissom Persian
1 girls dance.
1 TUESDAY. lor.c 16. U
A Oregon Nisi".."'1'"
H MvrummuniO'r'0"'"n
1 Is expiJ to be "V-
UU nteJIr. ihe nudiet.t.
.Hamilton. Gladys Hughes. I .el (nil
Howe, lone Hull, lads Hill. Wesley j
inn. Clair bain Roranr, Farrtt iiunt-
I IngtOOi Neloa Eurtaook, Orplia lluiu-J
by. Kalph Hollenbeik. Gale liny lies. I
Pauline Hackett. Mary Jane Hamil
ton. Lorraine Haines. Alice Hope,
i William Hamilton, George Bafdaaty,
iWrnrt Irvine. Agnes Jensen. Gladys
'.'arrard. Luclle Nelson. Aunn John
' ion. Barney Kulstad. Bernice Kep
: pers. Margaret Krlbs. Marie Loehr.
Uussell l.eed;. Josephine Lindsay.
Virginia Lemmon. Fred Lleualleu.
Karl Liefke. Mvrtle Marquette. Mar
garet Moore. WttUan Marsden. !or
iothy Marshall. Eloise Mitchell. Lu
cille MoatgoMorv, n KoCalljr, Agues
UoQanness. Thelma Nyataaa. Mabel
M is. ll. Kaiuu-tt M ir-ilal!, Yvonne
Martin. Lloyd Maglll. Itobert Mont
gomery . Irene Marsden. Bernice Mar
shall. Catherine McBuln. Claudia Mr
: Kinney, Verna May Nelson. Chester
lOrrutt. Lucille ott. Ingrld Ilsmund
1 son. DaloCM Poole. Ituth Pederson.
jjean Huff. Kvelyn Hlce. Phyllis Bns
luiusseii, Willis Bloat Mitchell Itooney.
1 Gladys Kussell, Fred Stearns. Mabel
Soderstrom. Nvra Hytnous, Marlon
Shock. Genevieve Smith. ItaStM
Saylor. Fred Stearns, Adron Stearns.
Dorothy Smith. Alma Stanley. Itob
ert Sheeley, Marie Schwab. Boparl
Shaw. Helen Simpson. Kmlly Spencer.
Virginia Smith. Naomi Siokoe, Lu
cille Thomas. Laurie Savy.-r, Bernice
Thomas, Klir.'ir Tyler. George Tyb r,
Llinor Thatcher. Phyllis Ullich, Lois
van Arsdale. Belly Van Arsdale.
Maxlni Vaughn. Pauline Vines. Mil
dred Walklna, Violet Walter, Burl
White. Itobert Wise Maxln.- Weaver.
Jess Wade. Pauline Webb, Kl.ilnc
Poole. Mary llil, II. My It bodes
The children of Berlin nearly al
ways go to ttcnool with their books
strapped to their backs In a little
leather bag.
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marvels at
Portland's
pageant!
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City and out of town
mail orders received now
This mail order system lias been adopted so that every community
may secure its seats on the same basis as the citizens of Portland.
You will secure the best seats
by ordcrinr; NOW. They will be sent you immediately upon re
ceiving your check or draft or pout office money order.
ROSARIA the stupendous
pageant of the rose
The Rreatest outdoor performance ever stayed, with a cast of 5,000
singers and dancers, all superbly costumed and perfectly trained.
Just indicate the Mats you want and the bent ticket unsold will be Rot you at
once. It will lie safer to enclose a self-addressed itampal envelope for reply.
Arena cliaiM (fir center sections directly in front of stage). . .$2.00
Arena aeau (.eclions tc siJu of stage) 1 . 50
Grand stand (in front of stage) 2.00
Bleachers (to side of stage in arena, reserved) 1.00
Bleachers (unreserved) 75
Mail orders to Rose Festival Headquarters. Room (505, Oregon Building, Portland,
Oregon. Make checks or money orders or drafts payable to
Treasurer of the Portland Rose Festival Inc. No war tax.
10SA1IA
PAGEANT FEATURE OF
PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL
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Kalsomining
Paperhanging
Milking n Hpc.lnlly of
Interior DaoOffttlng
Wione iM u
1503 Awbrcy Road
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Where children's laughter
Rings the rafter that is
home. Eugene Fields.
A Homo of your own for
what the rent i: mow oo.st-
Ing you. Will you let us
explain our plan? It will
cause you to plan Immedi
ate action.
FOR BALE
A 2 prntri fwrnish'il
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Prleo tofto : ahmiNl rent
for 2Q pit moiitli.
GLOBE REALTY CO.
Cor. Willi and Oregon
I'liono 3(1 W
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To THE DOWE - -NCr
IN VOURVIOME.
THE bail advice that
could in- given to any
man is to place good iiliunli
i iik in hla homo. Il is the
one great big factor of
modern civilization, it pro
vides th! fiaiiitalion in
which real home comforts
and joys can flourish.
CARLSON & LYONS
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Phone 31
The Bend
Laundry
Vermont street
THE WORLD OFFERS
YOU
A HOME
and there Is no more lc
Sirable place for that
home than in Uond.
WE OFFER YOU
A LOT
on which to build that
home
Tcnn.s If you wanL them ',
THE BEND COMPANY
Wall and l'ranl(lln
Wont Handling HlgfiCtiu Lotdttbniifbt
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