The Bend bulletin., May 25, 1925, Image 2

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THK REND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, REND. OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 85. liLr
COUNH JUDGES
TRY NEW MOVE
Signatures Secured By
Falsehood, Claim
Information Sent Out to In
duce Withdrawal By Bus
Referendum Signers
qlOied with tli,' loners.
The association Is also preparing
lo attack tlio authority of the gover
nor to veto the special hill passed h
thi' last legislature. II will ho it'
ballad that tho legislature, autlclpat-,
lug that several of its hills might hoi
referred hy the people, passed a law i
authorlilni a special election In No-1
venther. thai these referemltims j
might he voted on. The governor,
vetoed this hill. The assoeiatlon pro
posed this to contest hy proper legal I
method tho right of tho governor to i
velo the hill.
California (lee Club to Come Here
CROOK COUNTY HIGH
SENIORS GRADUATED
Nelda Newson Winner of
Kenneth Hershey Prize
(Siwrisl to Tho IVnd WulU-ttnl
lMUNKVU.l.F.. May 25. Protes
tor Harold S. Tuttlt' of Pacific unl-
;, AaIImmJ ih.. ,,,m mcei'ciuent
lass of l """' r'i"
The State Association of County
Judges and Commissioners of Oregon
has inaugurated a vigorous effort lo
prevent the referendum ht-ing ap
plied to the hill passed hy the last
legislature which regulates for-hire
trucks and hits companies operating
throughout the state. This associa
tion is sending out all over the state address to the graduating
thousands of letters to signers of the ("rook county high school. Friday
referendum petitions, asking that night, when exercises were held at
they request Ihe secretary of state to the Baptist church at S o'clock,
remove their names fnn the petition i Principal A. F Isenseo presided,
whea filed in his office. Miss Nelda Newsom. valedictorian,
It has been found hy the associa- j who received an average grade of
lion's investigators that circulars o(s4.l per cent during her four years
these petitions misrepresented the. in high school, received the Kenneth
nature of the hill in securing signa-1 Hershey prize of $25. The prize
litres telling the people in many in- has heen given annually since 1916
slunces that the hill. If it went Into (fey Mr. and Mrs Wlllard I. Hershey
elfect. would drive the busses and1 in memory of their son who died in
trucks off the highways: that if the. his freshman year in the local high
law were killed hy the referendum, school. Marian timings was salu-
u wouin restore me live cent street tauirian
Vs
ville.'
most
good as anything in vautle
is one of the comments heard
often concerning the 14 act
to he given by
Quality rather than more size has
been the aim of t it. Brick" Morse,
director of the Glee club. For this
reason only 20 out of a olub of 75
and out of a university of 10,000 are
umnier's trip.
The group appearing here next
mouth is nearly the same us the one
the I'niverslty of California lllee cln'.i selected to make this
In Item! June 1 and 2.
The same type of show that has
tickled audiences in Shanghai, made
them roar in Scotland, guffaw in Ma
nila and split their sides in lloug
kong on foreign tours of the cluh. Is
expected to make a tremendous hit
here, to say the least. A judicious.
mixture of eluti singing, comic skits
instrumental solos and jazz band
playing gives the program of the
Berkeley club a universal and Irre
slstahle appeal.
Which made itself famous on a lour
through BuropS and the United
States last summer.
The California lllee club Is on an
extended tour of the I'aiific uurtll-
west which will lake it into southern
Alaska. This will he the first lime
any college glee cluh has reached j
Alaska, just another reason why
these hoys are known as the ' 'World.
Famous Cihfornia lllee Club."
There's a Reason!
The coming of the long anticipated railroad construction is al
ready bearing fruit. The announcement of the Stewart-Hajrt-shorn
shade roller plant is just an Indication of the effeel this
much needed transportation will have in Bend, Other indus
tries will follow mid all this means a rapid grown in population,
a great building activity.
STUDY THK MAP OF BEND
What property will he most favorably alVectcd hy lids growth?
Think it over, ami then come in and see us about lots in
Keystone Terrace
and
Beautiful Bend Park
(East)
Don't wait for the other fellow. Climb aboard the band wagon.
Buy now ami get the full benefit of the Increase in values.
ear fare in Portland hy permitting
the Inauguration of :. jitney service
In that city; that it would reduce Ihe
litis fares and freight truck rates and
other fairy stories of like nature. In
many instances, so the investigators
reported to the association, circu-
Seventeen pupils
mas. presented hy Professor Tutlle:
l.vrle Hreeso. Nelda Newson
dell C.rav. cleo dray. Addie Slayton. i
Virgil Starr. Marian Hillings. Mar
ion O'Kelley, (Henn liaylord.
Iteif. Dorolha Christian!. Thelma
.Ill, ' eri.
i oetn p. ttoysier, wyivia v. :nepnern.
Wen-1 sssn, whim r.. Dwiuii co
ward Stadter. Clarice M Swtrk. lltl-
lle F. Swingle. Thelma I.. Thompson.
Alhln ' El' Trlbou. Kuth Triplet!. Kvelyn
White. 1 c Ipha A. YVelsnecK. Kalpn
W. Van ClOTS and Dorothy I..
Kathrtne U. lie.lfield. Bill
lators of the referendum petitions I crimes. Nellie Fosier.
ours
:ver. Wilmet Huberts,
and I.ela Mctlreer.
Declared Greatest Task
(Continued from page 1.)
represented that the referendum pe
titions represented lhai the refer
endum they hud was against the so
called cigarette hill, thereby securing:,. ... . ,
a large number of denatures through Moulding Late, cnaracur
this misrepresentation.
Ask withdrawal
Information of the association
that the truck and bus operators also
enough signatures to refer the bill.
The ruling of the attorney general is
that a few more than 9,uo0 are suf
ficient. The letters the association
is sending out to persons whose
names appear on the petitions ask if
they understand the proposed meas
ure and also carry a digest of what
the bill means. These letters request
that if anyone signed did so
Vnnet Mcl ar- i
John Helms I Touag.
Elk Lake Open Early,
Big Catches Are Made
Bend Investment Company
Phone Vi
Klk lake will he open to automo
biles by Friday, according lo infor
' mat ion sent to Bend Sunday evening
from the lake by Allan Wllcoxen. in
ler. Herbert Coffman. Sarah Davis.
l.ila H. DeBoer. Grace S. Dodson.
Mrs. Marguerite 11. Durland. Ken-1 ,-harge of the concessions. As Ihe
neth Dutt. Mabel Klllolt. Mamie A result of the work Saturday evening
F.rirkson. Walter K. Friberg. Ken- ,y mehers of the Bend fire depart -
neth Gales. Leo liarryman. '.rgll ment. cars Sunday were able to reach
Henkle. Harriet A. Heyhtirn. Marion a point about " yards from the
, llorton. Ruth James. Gertrude Jar- f lake. It is reported The firemen.
rard. Paul H. Johnson. Celesta working late Saturday night, used
under Klelnfeldt, Mirla lai Plant. Mary , dynamite In opening up some of the
misrepresentation or through misun-1 Frances Logan. Michael Mahoney. snow drifts. A large number of
derstandlng. that the secretary of Syhle .M. Marshall. Anna Mary Mc-; anglers reach Klk lake Sunday. Ex
state cancel the person's name on the Kinley. Luelen McLaughlin. Marie cellent catches were reported,
petition. A postal card addressed to Miller. F.rie Moeller. Kuth Neff.
Ihe secretary of state Is being en-'Thomas M. O'Brien. Kalhryn L
Tills MOVIK STAR FAN
AS WKI.I. AS . ACTOR
As .Vocation after a day of many
hours lu the studio and on (he movie
lot. Jack Plckford. youthful screen
star and producer, plays baseball
with his associates at the Plckford
Fairbanks studio where he made
The Hill Billy." his latest feature
ftm. coming the last three days of
this week to the Grand theater.
He is an ardent baseball fan. and
fond of every angle of tlu' game. He
also spends much lime In the Doug-!
las Fairbanks gymnasium, keeping
fit for work before the camera. "The
Hill Billy" is a storv of the Ken
tucky mountains and the people of Bnd ,.'r'''1 "Kaln.
that region The story is Jack's own j 'What a thing II
and was written hv him. with ihe aid '""Ugh "'"I Inenperl
f M.irv IMckfor.l his . . Ichrule.l .Is- ', believe still In pert.
ter. George Hill was (he director
and Lucille
film actress, has th
WE NEVER SLEEP
859 Wall St.
er nht Haiti it. "You ymi 001
UpaCtDt whiil sho 9 hvvn to inc. Slit
thu moat womlerfuL woman I rvr
know."
CiMirtto luuxhetl.
"Hut -nh.-V JHt " ihf Klrl
puUHOtl for an Idtqiltti) wnnl, then
artdod. pt'rfCN'l.'
A little rwtliMt oxprPHhioti iiDptNtr(t
ana In. m.ikniK the man look oldif
Is to hi 011 nit
nnt enough to
thin!" he mi 111.
(ton I know whether I vnvy you
Klckaei. Iti year od - M,lI! " wm
fimifntne i,,r " ' 1 !S,,rr- ,ur ''
eharHderization hecanse of her po- ' 111,11 """'u-nonni.-iu
culiar QtBWi for Kill part. h',ai1 of yow ,
"I've hiol the 1. 111. Tli.'. .not dlssll-
ItiHlonment," Pan mPI. uihlMily nlilo
Ilnm-rn of hU flmly M0d9lld hatnl
He wan Ktarlnt; tnio the( flrn, uni
lookliiK ut Pan ut all
The i r I thought MitMenly hnw
tlreil he whm! HIh eye hud llnin at
th'1 t ornerH, tlier. were linen at eai h
utile of htn mouth She wanted at
onto to fen) 111 tn , and ereaiu and
makf hint takt afternoon Mpfl and
Ioiir eotinlry walkn Stn ot forever
her HhyneuM of him when 111 itntned
n pity for Mm.
What had hetMi hln dUlllunloiinienl
and dlnappfdntnieut Q lor In I OtOftl
uaM murrh'tl nhe knew
"You are in love with (itorla." nhe
thoiiuht mil loud
MMadstl - A I -nrf rl.
OPEN UNTIL 9:0 0 TONIGHT
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New
Dresses
Today
and
Tuesday
ONLY
$J275 and $j.75
Today will mark anothtM- strictly Smart Shop
event in Rend. Personally selected dresses in
the newest straight line and flare, trimmed
new, beautiful laces, buttons, etc.
in
Among these lots are offered a wide range of
selection in the new striped tub silks.
Remember, Today and
Tuesday Only at These Prices
THE SMART SHOP
Entrance 118 Oregon St.
First National Bank Building
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The Wall Flower
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By MARION RUBINCAM
THK TIRKI) MAN
f'hapter li
Sereral things happened before
Pandora had lived In ihe city long
She found hSTSelf possessed of
what was to her a wardrnbe of un
dreamt of luxury. She found herself
;the mistress of Gloria's household.
'She was In charge of Francis, and
.Ihe new cook, a huge negress who
Irould get up Ihe most delicious
'meals, whose intentions of keeping
the place clean were always good,
jbut whose inborn laziness was too
much for the best of Intentions.
"She sees a room as a perfectly
.round place.'' Pandora said once with
humorous exasperation. "There are
no corners )n her world. And she
takes a nap every day after lunch
iCon." i This brought a laugh from Gloria
"Never mind, her muffins are
dreams of delight and her roast
chicken something to die for," she
said. "We take what we can get
these days and give thanks. Pan. do
you know my young friend. George,
has taken a great fancy to you?"
"Has he?" Pan asked In surprise.
"Has he?" mimicked Gloria. "Is
that so strange?"
"Yes." Pan answered. "For If he
does, he's Ihe third person who has."
'And at Gloria s incredulous smile.
She went on:
"My father, who Is as futile as I,
and you. who are so very kind anil
sympathetic."
She did not mention Morton, who'
W0 always In her mind, the memoryl
of whom still hurl sorely.
Hut she treasured this new liking
And when George Itldgeway came In
one afternoon a few days later, her'
eyes lit up with the greatest Joy at i
iSeelng him.
"Hut Gloria isn't here, she's not
SOMIng home until late, she said.
She's going from her office to dinner;
and then lo the theater."
"Then you'll ask me to have ten
with you. won't ou?" George said'
and settled himself down Into his fa-1
vorlto cushioned chair,
Thai's how their friendship begin.
"How long are yon staying?" he1
asked once.
"As long as Gloria wants nie," Pan
answered. "Hut I'm not much line'
now. Frankle Is heller and she bus ,
a eook. 1 suppose I'll go back to the
farm In the spring."
The rueer depressed feeling came'
over her again at ihe idea. The Turin :
--and QTartys and Ihe baby who.
would he born in the late summer; i
and Morion driving out each day
from his office; Grandma White
scolding, and her father's restless
ness to set away- It began closing
down on h'r like prison walls!
"You like Gloria, don't you?" she
heard George ask. And at once the
prison walls vanished.
"Oh, I adore her." she cried, her
hands unconscious!
I.,
1)1' t H g e I h
to talk freely to ihls titan
"You!"
"Yes."
Then. Just as suddenly, her old
Shyness came hack and Ihe uelf cull
' f Idcnce she had gained fled away
I from her.
"A man or a woman?" George
asked.
. "Oh. a man " She had to answer
, "1 never met a woman I could like
lal all. until I niel Gloria She's been Shape, cf.
everything wonderful, she couldti t Kenwood
be disillusioning."
Genrge smiled again
"You still have faith. That proves
how young you are. It's only been
half a disillusionment " ,
Pan glanced at him shyly,
He was lounging hack in Ihe hlg
chair, his legs straight oul In front
of hlni. feet crossed. One hand wus
thrust In bis pocket, one had the in
evitable cigarette that he so rarely
pUfted at, loosely held betWMD la
Kenwood Pimtei Beaten
III Close Game Saturday
. Ight lure.
ay an nil weii ssUtnatad eon
set. .lively al 1,000 barrels a da
war, I i might In t,u Jiibtison! land ll
Is the Iblrd big well Johnson Inn,
drilled lu three 01 OU thi
.Mrs. George Chstmbeflain
Dies iii Washington, l). C.
id. iv iuni vim lelas Bass' Mletssl
PORTLAND. May Funeral
aervlres for .Mrs I rge I t'hatn
herlaln. wife of OtSjfjOB former sen
ior senator, will be held In Washing
Ion. I), t , Tuesda. aicordlns to I
special dispatch lo the Oregon Jour
net
Mrs rhnmberlaln died Sunday at
Ihe age of us. Interment will he In
Arlington n.itlmin! constat
The Kenwood pirates were defeat
e, hy Pitman's sluggers In the game
Of sandlot hioichall played mi O'DOR'
nell field Satin day afternoon The
score was 12 to lo. The llueups of
Ihe two tennis follows
Pitman 0 rimes, ' ; Ketchuf. rf.
t'rawford. Hi. Pitman, an.; Foley,
lb; M.-Conuell, p; Trlplell. If.
Deer. 3h; Sblek.
Haines?, ib; Constable, rf: Gules.
Mimical. 2b. Adams, rf . Ilrlan,
Htnnan, p
Oil Helps Shelby Mayor
To Statfc Real Comeback
BHSLBY, Mont . May 25. Jim
Johnson, picturtsfl.nt mayor. Is "com
ing back" after bis costly experience
in promotlni ihe Pewpsoy-Olbhons
5 ACRE
TRACTS
Ninr Carroll Acres School
F.lirtrlr light, power and tele
phone avallnblo Water rights
with each trart. Heat land
hear Bend. Ksperlally desir
able for poultry or vegetables
Very moderate prlcea. Kasy
lot ins.
For Sale by Owner
E. P. Brosterhous
Phono rn.ri w
Save Time
Save Steps
Save Money
sm
bfcU
Here we sell
the 1K0I
Necessities
Our
Huge
Anniversary Sale Continues
Until Wednesday night. The values offered in the 1001 household articles
are incomparable. We are sure to have something that you need in your
home. Take advantage of this sale and stock up on those articles that you
have been needing for your home for so long. There is so much saving
saving on things that are so necessary to the household. Just stop in (lie
store and you will find everything on the counters and you can choose the
article that you want.
ONLY TWO MORE DAYS - WEDNESDAY NIGHT IS THE LAST!
fVf Atif Guam mi tm
HArVDU Vf?V KIND
OfTlRt
RPi
SCOOTERS
Roller-bearing disc wheels; rubber
tires,
Anniversary Sale price $3.98
CUSPIDORS
In black, blue, green and red colors,
Anniversary Sale price 25c
HOUSEHOLD CLAW HAMMERS
Anniversary Sale price 25c
Anniversary Sale I'rice on Dolls.
Rig Savings (Jreat Values!
Choose Yours Now.
COASTER WACONS
Roller-bearing disc wheels; rubber
tires; big size, HixM inches,
Anniversary Sale price $6.29
HOUSEHOLD HAND SAWSV
Length, 1(! inches,
Anniversary Sale price
CAMP AXES
Just the thing for your
Anniversary Sale price
FLAGS FOR MEMORIAL DAY
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Srllnj kind oi a Job ll
ironghi to us.
tollable u orkmaitshlri
BUBBLE'S
Service Station
Orcein anil llond
bone III W
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DR. ROY REYNOLDS
Chiropractor
O'Kane Btrlg,, Phone ihii
Dr. Hc-hert B. Mallcti
Chiropractic Specialist
111 Minnesota Ave. PHnne 41!"
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