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T1TE PKND UTT.T.KT1NT. DAILY K PITION. BEND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY.IIO. LQ26
The Bend Bulletin
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WHDNKSI1AY. MAY M. I '.125
Moss the Lord, 0 my soul, aBd
forget not all his benefits: who
redeemeth thy life from destruc
tion : who erownetlt thoe with
lovinp kindness ami tender mer
cies. Psalm J 03:1, 4.
mwM.Mm.y W'
THE MASTER
"I am t)u rooster of m.v honso, the captain of my booth;
my aunt, my childran and my spouse ail recognise this
truth, My orders are the final law. my household raual
obey, and no one wan a futile jaw disputing what 1 say."
Tints speaks my neighbor, Hiram House, his features stern
and door, when, leaning on the put ty fence, we gossip for
tin hour. Sometimes, to borrow book or broom, I seek him
in Ms lair, and everything's so wrapped in gloom you'd
think a corpse was there. The children speak in Whispered
tones, afraid to dance or sing, the aunt's a stick of shaking
bones, a scared and nervous thinr. The wife's a pallid,
wa&hed-out crone, as silent as a ghost, afraid to call her
soul her own lest site draw down a roast. The master of
the household glares about him all the time, as though to
catch them unawares in some forbidden crime. Ami when
1 leave my neighbor's home, and to at) shack repair, it
cheers my jaded heart and dome to hear the racket there.
My merry nieces, one and all, are chasing Cute, the cat : my
aunts are scrapping in the hall, debating this or that, They
do not falter when they see my fat face at the door; they're
all as happy as can be, and I don't make them sore. I am
the master of my coop at least, 1 pay the tax. and buy the
squashes and the soup, and clothe our divers backs. But 1
like happy folk around, a cheery, noisy mob; I'd rather
hear a laugh resound, than hear a stifled sob
The Wall Flower I
j J .By MARION RUBINCAM
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NEW DAYS
BVNOPI
is 0V PRECEDING
CHAPTERS
competently
BOOT child!
I dishes oil ii
I'andot.i Nicholson is so shy that I breakfast was eaten
I
at home
Qojrle
lr.i' ll
kllcllctl.
putttni
epponrt d ih.o
In I he living
In :lliv
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TKST YOl'll VOCAPfl.AItY
t Eugene Uesister)
If you want to know how larpe
your vocabulary is. ro through thei
followlnc list of words. Write down !
your definition for each, and then
consult any -standard dictionary.'
Multiply the number of words you
nave correctly ueuneo oy V. anu
the resulting total will give you the
extent of your vocabulary. Here Is
the list:
Electric, Oaklan I.
p. m.. Hotel St.
1 Cown 26 Mars
1 Tap ST Mosaic
3 Scorch 2S Bewail
4 Puddle 29 Priceless
5 Envelope 30 Disproportionate
6 Rule 31 Tolerate
7 Health 32 Artless
S Kyelosh 33 Depredation
9 Copper 34 Lotus
10 Curse 35 Frustrate
11 Pork 36 Harpy
12 Outward 37 Flaunt
13 Southern 3S Ochre
14 Lecture 39 Milksop
IB Dungeon 40 Incrustation
16 - Skill 41 Retroactive
17 Ramble 4 2 Ambergris
18 Civil 4 3 Achromatic
9 Insure 4 4 Perfunctory
20 Nerve 4 5 Casuistry
21 Juggler 46 Piscatorial
22 Regard 4 7 Sudorific
23 Stave 4S Parterre
24 Brunette 49 Shagreen
25 Hysterics 50 Cotuplot
This little calculation Is known as
the Binet-Slmon test and Is based on
a carefully worked out series of
IV.H .n . It iu out, of m numka, .
ahnrt rutu nmA In -I ,. I-.,.. 1 . I hottr : 6
edge. Kdlson's famous questions are
an application of the same principle.
Shakespeare in his writings used
24.000 different words. Milton's
vocabulary was about 17,000 words,
and Woodrow Wilson was credited
... I 1. 1. r ., .. l
Dim. ui nuiua I .mains, tiu.iL"
to 22.000. Figure up your own vo
cabulary and find out where you
stand.
Instead of saying, as some news
papers do. "wired picture hy Tele
plx." should it not be "weird picture
by Telepix?"
RADIO
KPO. Hale Bros, and Chronicle.
KOO, Cleneral
1 381.1 meters 4
Francis orchestra: 6:41 p. in . slocks.
weather, news and baseball.
KFI. Karle C. Anthony. Ias Ange
les. 467 meters 5 p. m.. Herald
news; 5:30 p. m.. Examiner pro
gram: 6 p. m.. nightly doings; 6:45
p. n.. radiotorial: 7 p. m.. Nick Har
ris, detective stories: 7:20 p. m..
character analysis. Isabelle Chappell;
7:30 p. BL, Ralph Reily. lyric tenor,
and Margerite Johnston, concert vio
linist; 10 p. ra.. Patrick-Marsh or
chestra. KHJ. Times. Los Angeles. 405.2
meters 6:30 p. m.. children's hour;
7:30 p. tn.. I'niversily of Southern
California: S p. m., "Astronomy.''
Dr. Mars Baumgardt: S:3o p. m.,
Pryor Moore's orchestra: 10 p. n..
Art Hickman's orchestra.
KNX. Express. Los Angeles. 3
meters 6:30 p. m.. H
den. insect life: 7 p. m.
concert orchestra; 8 p. m.r courtesy
program; 9 p. m.. courtesy program:
10 p. in.. Holly woodland dance or
chestra. KGW, Oregonian. Portland. 491.5
meters 5 p. m.. children's hour: 6
p. in.. Hotel Portland concert; 7:15
p. n., markets, weather, news; 8
p. St., courtesy concert; In p. m.
courtesy concert.
Tomorrow
KPO. Hale Bros, and Chronicle.
San Francisco. 428.3 meters 3:30
p. m.. Palace hotel concert: 4:30 p.
m.. Rudy Seigei s orchestra: 5:30
p. m.. markets; .ri:3r p. m.. children's
p. m.. States restaurant
orchestra; 7 p. m.. Rudy Selger s or
chestra: 8 p. in.. Theodore J. Irwin,
organ recital: 9 p. m.. courtesy pro
gram; 10 p. m., Johnny Buick's Ca
birians. KfiO. General Electric. Oakland.
361. 2 meters 4 p. m.. Hotel St.
Francis orchestra : 5:30 p. m.. George
W. Ludlow, "friend to boys"; 6:46
p. m.. stocks, weather, markets, news
and baseball; 8 p. m.. "The Wren.''
Booth TvkiOgtOn three act comedy.
XGO Players; 10 p. m.. Henry Hal
stead's orchestra.
KLX. Trilmne. Oakland. 509 met
ers 3 p. m., baseball: 7 p. m., news,
reather. markets and financial news.
KFI. Karle C. Anthony. Los Ange
les, 467 meters 5 p. in.. Herald
news; 5:30 p. m.. Examiner pro
gram: 6 p. m . nightly doings; 7
p. m., all Scotch program; S p. m..
Express, Los Angeles. 337
4 B) BMtUt I .'. ", too
s travel talk; 6:30 p. m
program ; . : .;' p in . , our
KNX.
meters -Lindsay'
courtesy
tesy program: 9 p. m.. courtesy pro her t
vram; In p. in.. Abe Lyman's or
chestra: 11 p. m.. campus night, t'nl-
v, rsiiy of Southern California.
KOW. OrtCOBlaa, Portland. 491. D
nielers 5 p, m.. tuildrcn's hour:
7:15 p. m.. markets, weather, news,
wool letter; S p. m.. Oregonian con
cert orchestra: 10 p. in.. Multnomah
hotel danct- music.
meeting new people i-. a painful ex
perlence. She lives as a sort of poor
relation with her Ainu Maude, her
I'ucle I'eier and their daiu-hicr.
Gladys, who Is hearty, buxom, noisy
and the most popular girl In N.uris
City. Pandora Is iu ibis "set'' too.
but generally Ignored and overlooked
She hu been neglected or siiublied
so much that she believes herself re
pulsively homely, too iinatlra, live
mentally and tdivslcally ever to make
friends.
So when Morion Newberry begins
to like her. she returns his affection
to nn inleuse degree The little
KrlSBdShlp b C 0 in s love when
Gl.ulvs decided she. wants Morton.
POtMbty because he was the only hoy
wli.i BOW paid any all. atlon to her
goes after him and
marrying bjm, Pandoi
broken. Then suddenly Mrs t'.ales gun a syst
'a decorator from New York whom nnieh neglc
. I she hail met the summer before, asks I appeared
peud Ihe winter lib her.
room. Gloria sat curled up on the
couch, her feet under her. about slv
daily papers scallered about, and
1 took her eggs and coffee iliat way.
! Fratikic appeared In a dlmlnul Iv
bathrobe.
I "I'm Interviewing slv cooks to
day." tiloria said after she had
drOMOd and was ready to go to In r
office. "I'll send on along to you
I didn't bring ou here to work, you
know. Ion for a rest and a change "
"I'm so glad to be here I'd ralntr
; work to show how glad." Pandora
saswsradi
"Darling child!'' Gloria's even
showed amusement, but her nooiih
was lender mid trembled a llltle, as
It did when something touched her
or hurt bar,
Dora decided Frauklc was too III
succeeds III y,.l I,, 0 out So she put hill! on the
Is hcarl- ooUCfl wltli some hooks, ami (hen he
matic cleaning of the
ted apuriinetit Nn QOOfe
one came for weeks, tun
Bankers Pick Officers
Dora was perfectly happy
"We haven't hud a maid for ages."
Chapter I t I Fr ankle informed h,.r. "And all the
In spite ol her tiredness. Pandora , lasl ones were sumplu' awful We
was awake early next morning. Horjonlv had nurse, ami she was so bus,
tiny room was so attractive she lay taking ear "f tne she conldu t do ativ
looking at it for some time, taking work .Mummy nays I lake a lot of
in with pleasure each tiny detail. I looking after."
Gloria had used her decorative "lie never gut It. If he needed I:,
ability to make her cheap llltle flat Gloria laughed when she got h iu
Into a perfect gem "f a home. The and this remark was repealed to her
"Nurse foil in love with a sailor, and
guest rOOBI, too small for a bed. had
a com h instead, with a silk rug of
ID 11 ix r&rylnf tones if blue thrown v,-r ii
In rnnevilie Meeting ' aytim. Th one window
veiled wilh yellow net. and had long
'curtains of French blue lined with
orange the gaudy lining Just show
ing now and thou Tin- dressing table
was a kitchen table with orange
'enamelled top and glass over It. and
a ruffle of blue silk that fell to the
j floor orange und blue silk roses
dead the lop. tiloria. not able to
afford a nice dresser ;i-t. look wood
ii backed brushes mid boxes and
painted them orunge with colored
1 flowers. i
There
'holding
:done in
PIMNKVII.LK. May 20 Officers
- , for the ensuing year were el, cted by
W McSpad- esirai uregou iiauKers asso-
imbasKurtor I elation meeting here last night. The
new officers are Guv Dobsmi nf Red-
mond. president: C. S. Hudson of
I Bend, vice president: E. G. Sanders.
Metollus. secretary, and Miss Elean
or BechCn, Bend, treasurr. Harold
Hal, l win of PrlnCriUc is the retiring
president.
Every bauk !n the three counties
covered tiy the association. Crook. 1
' l it.- and Jefferson, was repre
sented at the meeting. About 20
' prsons were present. The meeting,
preceded by a dinner, was held in -
the tlchoco inn. Gloria hail. said. Bui the girl's few
Various problems of direct inter- things had more than enough room,
est to the Centrul Oregon bunkers even In this small claset.
were taken under consideration, and Pandora got up and began to dress,
a method of uniform procedure was She was sure she had overslept; she
decided on. The meeting marked slipped out to the kitchen to find It
the end of the first year of the mid was 8 o'clock an unheard of hour
was room for a tiny table
i lamp, and otic arm chair
blu- and orange crctoumv
Pan's trunk went under the couch
"And you limit your supply of
clothing to the sin. nf your closet."
found the chap reluctant to marrv
'so she kept Fratikle. herself. BUTMll
'and everyone else in such a state of
nerv, s and excitement that we were
I ready to collapse when she did go off
I and marry hint. They eloped some
( hero "
"Maryland. " SMOSI d Fraiikle
who knew all. the details of the af
; fair.
"You young wretch!" Gloria said
; wilh an affectionate laoch. picking
him up tn her arms. "Will you be a,
geod boy ami hnvv your bath and go
1 In bed now'.' Mummy has people to
! lea."
I People always rtimc to tea. Pan i
i dora discovered, except w hen tiloria j
) was out.
"I haven't cuouv.li money to enter !
jtaln." Gloria said otoe. "Hut UM
costH nothing. It's only DecsSSS0 loj
gel enough Interesting people to sit
about and talk."
The girl refused to appear thai
afternoon. She couldn't fine a hmoii
I ful of Strang" people. She stayed
back In the flat, gave Frankle his
stale bankers' association.
S. P., N. C. & 0. Form
Alliance In Rail War
(Continued from page 1 i
San Francisco. 428.3 meters 4:30 , Southern California Saxophone h:ml
p. m., Rudy Seiper's orchestra; 5:30 of CO pieces; 9 p. ra.. courtesy pro
p. m., markets; 5:35 p. in., children's : gram : 10 p. m., courtesy program,
hour; 6:25 p. m., "Towne Cryer"; j KHJ, Times. Los Angeles, 406.2
6:30 p. m., States restaurant orehes- j meters 6:30 p. m., children's pro
tra; 7 p. m., Rudy Selger orchestra; gram; 7:30 p. m., Insurance talk; s
8 p. m., courtesy program; 10 p. m.. p. tn., courtesy program: 10 p ,m
Johnny Hoick's Cabiriuns. I Art Hickman's orchestra.
bath and slippor and put him to bid.
for the country. But the flat was , She had a glimpse of men and woni, n
silent, even Franklc was asleep. sitting about and laughing Bobbv I
The girl began hunting around for kepi coming Inio the kitchen for!
supplies, lighted the gas stove and more lea and hot water. She saw !
began making biscuits for breakfast. I exquisite drcssi , heard new voices
She started coffee ton, and found land laughter, add ' lo erfully went on
eggs for an omelet. It was a mystery i working In the kitchen,
where one ate. lor Ihe dining ronm ( She -.-..ih happy lo he near tin. gal
had been made inn, a bedroom und "ty. will,, an being in n Hm ibis
for giving the Klamath Falls sec- playroom for the boy. .stale of affairs Gloria refused to I
lion of Oregon a direct outlet over She turned ai an exclamation from allow.
ihe doorway. Gloria, rolled In
flaming scarlet silk robe, her straight
black hair hanging around her shout-;
dors, was standing there smiling with
amusement. '
"I was w-akein-il by the most de
licious smell," aha was saying. "I
was sure I was dreaming, for I
haven't s,n Ib d such good coffee for ,
weeks. I had lo come hack here to
he sure it was true."
Don lauglnd. She moved aboul
the Southern Pacific Ogden route
were under way today, according to
announcement by President William
Sproulo of the Southern Pacific com
pany. The 156 miles of Nevada, Cali
fornia A- Oregon railway from Wen
dell. Nevada, to Uikevlew, Oregon,
will be broad gauged under the plan,
and the Oregon. California and East
ern lino will be extended 4 0 miles
from Klamath Falls to Lakevlew.
To.nofru. - en. . t rc.
FORFRITfl 111 1 1.
John Kiibles. Odall railroad con
struction worker, was arresh-d by
IhC llend police when he was found
drunk on Ihe si reels last night, lie
forfeited 310 ball today.
A gorilla four feel ill Inch
I height him the strength of
strong men.
In
Ask Your Doctor
You have i mil Idem a Iu voiir family physician The broad
minded, glial hearted, splendid mail who has walched liver and
ministered tu yon ami room in ihe dark, hour ol lllneei i worth)
of your confidence. The man who has iai by ii"' beditda ol
your loved ones and brOUglll I belli bail. it. I) f I Ihe Vallev of
Ihe Shadow will not deceive (foil nor lie to o i V ail IrtUl
him. lie will tell vou thl TGI I II
Go lo your famiiv pbjralclaii Ma i broad-winded, liberal.
sincere. tratbfUL Ask hlai his boats! opinion of Hm great drug
less health scb lice of Chlroplaclb He will tell jou the Hull!
If ho doesn't know aboul I'lilroprai tic and there Is a chance
thai he will mil know he will tell vou so frankly.
II he lines know . lie will echo Hie opinion of other broad minded
medical men Ha trW lell you Owl Uhjropraeili i sound m prm
Clpal and practice and thai it ottSB 4ta reniilin where medlOBl
Ireaiment fallSi
Alfred Walton M i' ( Harvard , i87i. Pbltadelnhw! Pa., as
preeldeni mid chief of ih glral dlelalon i the Rxaee Oounty
(loepltal, Baaag Uountyi N Obrretpondlm Pellow, Heine
Academv id Medicine and Bel IS, has said "I till npl ai lice is of
marvelous efficiency in removing disease"
i.ee w laiwanis. m i Omaha, Keb,, lays: "i know, from
personal experience In Ihe practice nf medicine. Hint drugs dO
not cure disease They musk sv miliums, giving temporal relief,
and iu time Nature ma) effort a cure Chiropractic, the draglaea
method ol iplnal adjnatmeni in the beat maani ol bringing bealth
tn euffeiing bnmnnlli Judge by n results and nne is bound Ui
give it IM approval nf one's reneon."
r. a i. vie. m ii. Uossneport, Indiana, sins "Chiropractic
a scientific method of adjusting lbs real cause nf disease "
g u Pateben, N n New Ynrk city, s.ns "ChlropracUc
spinal adjnaimenig eUatinaia the cause of disease more promptly,
radically uml permSBeaU) lb. ill any Other knOVfb m In"!
Bnndredi nf anab opinions might he gaoled
Ask voi r de, i,,r an., ui i blropracUc
HERBERT B. MALLETT, D. C. Ph. C.
151 Minnesota Ave. I'lionc 428
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The Central Oregon Country
(No. 24!))
ITS DIITICUI.T TO fJKT ANYO.S'i; WHO I.IVKt, IN CBNTHAI. 0RB0OM
DUHINf; THE "VIOILANTB" PEBIO0 TO TALK ABOUT IT. BUT BUONTLT
PfeftRT RXAO, PIONSXR of PBINBVILLE, now a BgeiDBNT ok mad.
BAR. WAS INDUCED nY t;. M. UYSXKLL OF THE PORTLAND TKUE0KAH
TO TILL THE STORY OF now LUCIUS hANCDON KII.I.KU A. II. t.'UoOKK
AND BTEPHM JOKY ON WII.I.OW CREEK IN I8S2. AND MOW LANG DON
WAS LATER LYNCHED HY T1IF. VIOICANTES AT PRINgVILLE.
LANCDON HAD ON HIS RANCH ON WILLOW CREEK, A PATCH OF
I'INE TIMBER WHICH III; PftrZED VKKY RIOHLV, BEAD RELATED, AND
UK HAD FENCED IT TO KEBF TRESPASSERS OFF. CKOOKS. A NE10H
IIOR. AND BDl BOM IN' LAW. .IOY. WKRF. CAUORT HY I.AN'IDON TRES
PASS IN0 ON THIS 1IIACT. Willi A.LS IN THEIR HANDS. AFTER I.AN.-
DON HAD ALREADY DISCOVERED SOKE OF His TIMBER STOLEN.
LANQDON SHOT CROOKS IN THL POREHBAD AND JORY IN THE
NECK. BOTH DIED IN THEIR TRACES. LANODON WENT TO THE
HOUSE AND TOLD HIS WIFE. THEN STARTED TO RIDE TO PRIKEVILt.E
TO (ilV'L HIMSELF lip. HE WENT FIRST TO HIS BROTHER'S SAWMILL
ON THE OCHOC0 TO BORROW SOME MONEY AND WHILE 'I HERE DEPUTY
SHERIFF JOHN LUCKEY ARRSSTjED HIM.
AS HAS ALREADY BEEN RELATED IN THIS SERIES. THE VIGILANTES
SHOT LANGDON WHILE HE LAY ON A COUCH IN THE HOTEL AT
PRI.NKVILLE. GUARDED BY LUCKEY I AND 'IIIKY TOOK W. II. HARRI
SON, WHO HAD BEEN EMPLOYED HY LANGDON. AND HANGED HIM
PROM TBB'CBOOKBD RIVER BRIDGE
AX SCHWARTZ, A SAWMILL HAND WHO HAD CONDEMNED THE
VIGILANTES' TREATMENT OF THIS f'ASK, WAS SHOT DEAD IN A
SALOON A FEW DAYS LATER, READ RBLATED TO ItYSKELL. A FEW
YEARS LATER. HANK VAUGHN AND CHARLEY LONG. SALOON HANGERS
ON, OUARREtBO OVER A CARD GAME. THE NEXT DAY THEY MET.
ONE HELD Ol'T HIS LEFT HAND TO KHAKI; : THE OTHER SAW HIS
INTENTION AND ADVANCED HIS l.l.l I" HAND. THEY DREW REVOL
VERS Wi ll' THEIR PRRE HANDS AND PUMPED EACH OTHER I I'LL OF
LEAD, BUT NEITHER DIED.
The Central Oregon Bank
Mudrrn Hinklnr Method, ConnM Wilh Old Tint Coartti' snd Hfurlir-
Fix Up Around the House
Complete the Wiring
Phone ")i
A. P. 8HUGERT
Hi-mi. tin..
WM. Mr-U IIRAV, (,,l I- .,, Ac l. BsrUsgA n,.,n
Every penny you spend on electrical
equipment dddu value to your home.
The comfort and convenience of the
dwelling is immediately increased anil
if you ever want to sell, you'll see
how much easier it is to get a good
price hecau.se your house meets the
buyer's electrical requirements. In
stall convenience outlets.
He careful wilh fire when in (he timber.
A CQUhtry denuded of limber is never pros
perous. Remember we will need a country to live in
after men now grown are gone.
Central Oregon Scouts
This space contributed by BrooksHcanlon Mrr. Co,
Dr. Herbert n. Mallett
Chiropractic Specialist
mi Hlam ih Am. pNms vm
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