The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, May 26, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTIIK REND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. BEND. OREGON. TUESDAY. MAY ii(. 1'Vjr. FARMERS LOSS FOLLOWS COLD Millions Damage Caused In Middle West Real Comedians, Those Only One Killed in This Wreck JOHN GATES FOUND 1 1 is DOG Mia' MM (" tatiinbli'. wllli h ptdllNt unrlHitlv would b i'i"t"t Wt A troth mhmiI t- i ill 'i I tin It 1 1". Ki l'U m WUM Ih Inw Ml iiilt n JUtMiMt returned Mm la (tatafc 1 1- iu clftMlftinl ' in Tm tin: PAGF 2 I i r jhtwa Lack of Moisture In Many Sections Adds to Harm From Cold Weather (U. P. l.ounl Win la The IVcnil Bulletin) t'HH'AliO. May 2iS. Fanners throughout tin- middle went have lost millions of dollura due to frost d;:ni nuo to growing eropi duritiB the un- preeedeiited cold snap of the lust three days, crop experts estimated to-1 day. Hoth fruits and grains were heavi ly hit hy frost, reports front all s tions :dmw. t'onservative estima' of the wheat and corn damage were placed ut :!.' ti SO per cent. i '..medians who.ire really conical has always been the boast of the I'nt versity of California tilee club, and VnlliChrll Ouayle and Joe Kelly do not crops were even more seriously injured. In several sections of the rich corn allow this to be an idle lioust. Those boys huve worked up an act that has earned for them the headline place The wreck of the Smiln IV passenger train nmuliig between San Ulagu mid Lot Angeles which waa derailed on a cunt at the too of a Iteop trade. The engineer was the milv one killed. k.i. .,,.. i - u-1 1 i, on the Klee club shew Their act arv II w,.s reported to brokers This consists of unusually clever patter. will bring late maturity, with danger of autumn frosts. Killing frosts were reported in wide sections of Nebraska, Iowa. Mis souri. Kansas. Illinois. Indiana. Okla- and Manic M Shipley, bit S block I Hastings addition. I Alfred liroetior to W. ('. ltupert. v i- wia aa.tA.in songs and dances mfc, R. Haynes to The Shevl.n- Quayle and Kelly have been work- IUxotl ronlpuny, ,ol ,,; ul(M.k ;, Hlgh. ing together for a long time and ,,, ,,,,,. n:ive ui'nuirtHi a it nisi seuioin imnui j homu, Minnesota and iho Dakutas. Ohio and Kentucky nlso some from frost dumae. losses will lo less ftCtttfl StHtt!K. Freepori and Dixon. III. lowest temperatures when the mT rury droppvd to 26 decrees. Sub freezing temperatures were regis tered at many other points. Ice Reported I-.uI.l 111., reported ice formation one-quarter inch thick. Adding to the damage by frost, the in any artists. but the Their leading vaudeville interpretation oft suffered ."Halitosis iRlues is indeed unique' but tlMlAltd never fails to bring down the n thwoi Their dances deserve special mention inasmuch as they have been rtnnrt) originated by themselves. ynayie ana Kelly win appear WIUI the California Glee club in Bend June 1 and . The Hend Company ' Aiulrvw and Louise Jacquot, lots 1! and Jo block 13 Highland addition . Georgia Heavy Is Winner In Battle With Indian Hl'TCHIN'SON. K V.ay 2. Young Strihting. Georgia light heavy weight lOXr. flooreti "Chief Me toquah four times la the It) round match her' last night, which weut entirety the southerner's way. The Indian held on until the final gong, hut failed to land a cleun blow dur ing the fight. MITK BLAVHH si:TI RD U. r. UMd Win to Thv Hen, I Mullvtm) PORTLAND, May 26. Horace ireeb'.v Wilson, Uoseburg. formi'i" superinleittient of the Klunutth Ind ian reservation, was today sentenced to IS months In McNeil Island peni tentiary OH a charge of white slaver Everybody Reads the Classified There's usually one Mid only one reason tor an) newspaper's leadership in classified advertising. Thai reason is superiority as a newspaper, A newspaper gets most classified advertising because it pays the classified advertiser lu-st. it pays best because it is i tic besl newspaper that's tho real teat. In Bend, The Bulletin carries noarlj all (he classified ads thai are published. Glasaifled ml rates are Ic par ward tor each time run, charge of 25c per ad. They must be paid tor in advance Willi Minimum! nht i lot (lus Nyslrom to S. O. Watkins 6 hloek 2 Hastings addltloU. ; Hallle H. Haynes to I.oyd H. .Haynes and Hazel H. Haynes. lot 2 cenernl crop situation in the middle . block IS. lot 3 block IS Northwest I west is aggravated by lack ot moist-' To nsite Co. second addition: lot IS lire in many sections, a crop expert block 5 Highland addition, pointed out. H. J. Hall to Christ W. Nelson and Oats, hardiest of the leading Althea Nelson, lot a block H High-j grains, are believed to have escaped land addition. serious damage. S. A. Blakley to Nicholas Kostiuk.j In response to increasing reports , tracts 10 and 17 Blakley Heights or crop damage, grain prices ad- with exception Brooks-Scanlon l.um-j vanced on the Chicago board of trade ber Co. part. and other grain exchanges. Kxtreme- The Bend Company to Hallie H. ly light yields In both wheat and corn I Haynea. lot IS block 9 Highland I "Have you found that out al are now anticipated. addition. ready?" (leorge asked and smiled at The climax of the cold snap has F.liiaheth M. I-arsnn to(H. J. I'ow-i ner "We're all In love with Gloria ' The Wall Flower g By MARION RUBINCAM $ A CONCERT Chapter t; teen passed, the weather bureau here er. lot 9. K4 lot 8 block 2 Pinelyn reported today. Slightly warmer : Park. v.-eather is expected. Reports of light frosts during the night were received from several points. Pan took hor nand from her mouth, where it had flown the In stant she realized her thoughts had been expressed aloud. Lata Benn Brasfirld to Mary Benn, Wl SKU 2 "I and W 4 NKl4 2!i anil ilU ISHIUOIIill pal IS ,S m T.rl U 1111 I VUUtlK cl vll course. .-ue ivnew ...w..- Record of Transfers Mly DrarbutM Conntr AUlract Compsnj.l I nfted States to Benjamin E. Boy er. lot 1 11-19-12: lots 3 and 4 6-19-13. Clyde P. Weittenhiller to Janet Williams. S4 lots 1 and 2. block 16 Kenwood. Harry It. Oberg to The Shevlin Hlxon Company. SVi SE'i 26 and NHs NKVi 35-22-9. William Scribner to The Shevlin Hixon Company. lot 12, block 4 .Mill addition. S. O. Watkins to William A. Har ris, north 10 feet lot 6 block 2 Hast ings addition. Wilson Worthen to J. C. Vande vcrt ajid George V. Vandevert, lot 11 block 29 Boulevard addition. River Terrace Co. to Millard T. Triplett, lot 12 bloOk 6 River Terrace. till fractional parts of N SW lying north of market road Twp. 1 7 14. Ruth A. Bush to Orrin D. Bush and Rosaie Buah. lots 1. 2. .1 and 4 and Ei WH 30-21-19. E4 NE ' 25-21-18. The Bend Company to It. L, Dos ter. lot 9 block 29 Park addition. Emery F. Gardner to Home Invest ors Corporation, lot S block 14 High land addition. K. B. Well to C. J. Iveretl and Addie LararetL part lota S and 9 block 4 Park addition. John Henry Lang to Reu'ter. Thompson and Coberth. SE'i NW ty 28-17-13. II. 8. Dodds to It. E. (iroff. lot 12 block 34 Northwest Townsite. Carson It. Geiger to F. E. Whit tington. lot 4 and HEU SW'4 7-18-13. lots 1 and 2 and EH NW, 18- , 1S-13. Etlirtdge's hurry-scurry rendering of various "classical" selections. "There's a nice concert tonight." George went on "Belter conic with me. We'll hare a bite of dinner first in a quiet little restaurant 1 know of." Not for worlds would lie have missed ihe chance of taking this in io her first concert''. , , in love with her friend Who could help It? She felt awfully sorry for him. He must be unhappy about It. George meantime did not seem particularly unhappy, tie aeemed rather amused. "You're a naive child," ho said finally. "Do you like music?" "No." Pan answered. "That Is. I never heard any. I like dance records on phonographs well enough, be cause they don't try to be anything but tunes In a special sort of time, but I don't care for the classical tilings." Thin she added: I "I ought In. Aunt Maude says 1 haven't any musical sense. bSCatUM I didn't like the way our piano teacher' played at her concert." I m sure l snouiiin i aunvr , George answered, and Pan felt sud- uaorga bad liv.-d in u world "f mom en who had read and traveled, flirt ed. Intrigued and tasted most of the ! experience of life until moat of them had lost their rapacity to enjoy, living. At least they had been edu cated beyond the enjoyment of simple I thing for a first taste, he "I wonder how she'll take It?" Then when the symphony started lie forgot his comrade, and lost htm- self us he i;!wn)s Old In the souring. swireplnc melody of the symphony. 'there was a symphony, an inter 1 mission, (hen a rhorter piece mid a i dramatic close with Svriahin'a over-, powering "I'otimc lie I'Extase" ' truly eeatacy in music, ecslacy so great as to be almost tinbernble As i Ihe mimic rnsbed to us cresendo, with strings. braSSSSi woodwinds and' drums and over all th holug notes of the organ. George bSOaaia .ousel-, oua of the girl's hands gripping tat arms of bur seat so tightly that the. hones stood up from the flesh. He turned ever so slightly PSD was staring ahead with flushed face and wide .-yes. her .best rising ami falling wlih her quick, agitated breathing. When the last note echoed away, or rather melted Into the thun derous applause. Pan was crying. You poor cbllil." George said and little. "I shouldn't have) WATCH - Hannah J. Lyman Jo Lonnle K.dcnly Justified In her dislike of Miss Save Time Save Steps Save Money Here we sell the 1001 Necessities THE LAST DAY! Wednesday is the last day of our enormous Anniversary Sale. We have many new values that have been coming in daily and during the last days we are giving you an opportunity to save and save much by purchasing during the sale which closes Wednesday night. A Few of the Big New Values Being Offered Are Listed Below: plMMTM, Hi wan rewarded btyond ihh Krmt- ost hopfn. Hp would huvt- bfcii Mtiffldently rt'Wiinlrd by the joy that III up I'au n dark vyon. and th flush that rutin' j Into htr pah skin. Think of ttlDS UK keel to dinner In a real p'Mauraut with n f.. . man! It wan th first time thin hail happened to hrr. Oeoffi wisely took rtr to a tiny1 Krem-h restaurant -vhere they served I I simple table d'hute tnenl and where' Madame knew must of ber riiritomers It was. of course, qttlti Krand to the chlUI new to the Mty. The bt concert hall awed her. She listened, entranced, to the well modu lated Ini77, that ro-e from a couple of thousand throats. "Isn't It pretty?" she whispered. "It 6ouuIh like the hum of bees In the-sun." QtOtgt smiled. The buzz of talk before a concert always annoyed him Suddenly, however, he found the rI- aantlc humming not pretty, but at least bearable. New York that winter had Ihe best music In the world, and this wan one of tho most famous orcheatras with ;i Conductor of international reputa Htutled )nii off on sumetliiuK so eino tiotial. Come ttODg. I'll lake you btmie ami tell Clorta to put you to bod.' Pan wiped her eyes and protested and apologized She felt she hud ' utterly disRraed hernelf. "I'm sorry." she kept repeating "Oon'i be sorry for being youthful and emotional. ( .eorge said. "He Ktad you can feel things so." I'an dldn t understand The tOO cert had given her a violent head ache, nhe couldn't understand that either, brcaust she loved It Clorla. was In whn they returned, and she gladly went to hod ami left them talking In the living room. . "A strtnge little creature." Cieorge' remarked "A bundle of nerves and fears, starved for self expression, starved for beauty and knowledge. "You'll do her good, Gloria, you're Li soit of stimulating mental tonic needs. I'm not sure whether II do you good though, she'll he HpoiislhlHty " Twmttf 1 hr Light flrraklng DR. ROY REYNOLDS Chiropractor O'Knnn in. Ik., Phone 490 Dr. Pauline Sears Wester 09Z80PATHIG riiVHiciAN firniliinte of Anierlian Hihoiil ot OnKMipittliy I'lisf nrniltiale Deliver I'olyillnlr BMBII 0-12: I -A Hut her lllitst Office Phone CIO. Bat. m H BOYLAN At RAMSEY Lawyers PftorM hi i Itnn m ll.trbnf" In.rtltnrnt l a. tIMv , Vanui afflaM Ilia. Ilr.nn Hi Wo.rnir Dr. Heibert B. Malleti Chiropractic Specialist tm Minnesota Aw. I" ...... 42H "She's (letllnK ,lin flllOHl of every Pkaai 2oii-j 211 YemV Rxpnittm SnlinfAr:ti'J!i l.unralilwl PRRA II. JO.VKH Piano Tuning and t f m in-: wii.y li. Aii.'n Plaaa Co. Il.ncroft llct.l, II- i I s ..I Prlr. ft VI MRS. V. A. SMITH A. in for Nnbone Rnblwr OonoU and Hiik Llngorte Men's and Lililles' HwlM Phoaa B08M P. H ' PICNIC SUPPLIES PAPER APKIXH i.v per iooi) pn 100 I'AI'I'li flATKH (RfBulHr Sie) 4Dc per loo ' l"'1' doien vri.t am.kd PinBR Vfl.fA.MZED I illicit Pl.ATBH Regnlar sie, pec dozen VULCANIZED KIIIKIt HPOflJfH ler iloen I'OI! liS, 12c per (tOZCri I Be CENTRAL ORKfiONS' AUTO MACHINE SH0I' A. B. Al'l.T Assorlllted I'.M ttflnneabta nem- Itond. Phone .Mi.'.-I l()-quart (Jranitc Water I'ail Anniversary Sale price (iOe Boston Bag A very good buy, Anniversary Sale price $1.19 Hand Decorated Jap Cups, Saucers Set of six Anniversary Sale price $L19 Special prices for quantity purchases Saturday, Memorial Day, This Scissors and Shears Nickeled steel, big size Anniversary Sale price 89c Scissors and Shears Same as above, small si.e .. R n .'n i ' i 1 1, i i . c AVlilCHT - V, A II M V. NT Silk llnfafle, Mandnrln Tunica Atlrnctive Kpnrl OutflUi snk nnd Ptannal DvoaMM MRS. CARIi JOHNSON I'honn 242 W. 2!M .leffurmin I'laci Fred A. Lieuallen, M. D. I V I ;. EAR, NOSH AMI) THROAT SPECIALIST 1 1 1 H H ULDO. OfflCB Ph. 07; Houae Ph. 73 J Offlnn llmira I to 1 Z 2 to 5; Evening, 7 to 8 WAREHOUSE Store your oods and fur niture in our brick stor age plant Furniture Crated and Shipped OREGON TRANSFER 835 Bond St. Phone 66 CITY GARBAUE CONTRACTORS Will Remove Your Garbage Tel. 66 W. 88S Bond U nite, lii i Rim k nr anr kliul ol ItefUM' "The Yellnvi Triicka" 69c Plain, Thin Blown Tumblers Set of six Anniversary Sale price , 29c Reduced Prices on all Bird Cages Store Will Be Closed All Day "FOOL 'EM" Let tin fit your ItoiiM wild profK-r window HirwuiH nml nvvvotx floorn j tiff (here will No Flics On You R. L. ALLISON Carpenter Shop 015 Franklin Plume .154.1 House lluildiiiK, t,m njjes, llllllt-lns I., i 'h ICstlinnle Your Job DR. G. W. WINSLOW VETERINARIAN Rcaldenoo 44 Irving Phono i.h MOUNTAIN VIEW Maternity Hospital Trnlncil nrse In t'hnrKO Kin Kannna Ave. Phone 4HI Mollln Iloanhcrl W. G. Manning, D. M. D Dentistry finite 12.14 O'Kane Dldt. Phnnn ITS W. Hend. Ore. "BETTER THAN SPECIFICATIONS" That is what they say about CONCRETE WORK now being done by Deschutes Concrete Pipe Company PIIONK 210 Physio-Therapy Abiams Electronic Di agnosis anil Treatment, Ultra-Red Rays, Chiro practic and all natural or physical met ho da combined. Dr. R. D. Ketchum Chlroinu llr l'tu,, Hnllifir IIIiIr.