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PAGE 4 THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND. OREGON, THURSDAY. MAY 28. 1025 Soloist and Mntettainer m mm wm toco :zr i Rn The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION I'ubltahwl Every Afternoon Kxecpt Sunday, by Th Bend Hullvtin (Incorporated) Entorat n Swnml Clui matter January S. at the Post OH lea at Band, Oregon, undar Act of March 3, U7VL ROBERT W. SAWYER Editor-Manager HENRY N. FOWLER Awoctate Editor An I mi even Jen t Nwspprt atandinir for the aquare dual, clean but-1 tie, clean politics and ttiu beat intercut of Bend and Central Onun. subscription rates By Mail "On Year 15.00 Su Montha IJ.7& Thraa Month 11.30 By Carrier One Year fl.S0 Six Montha I3.&0 ; On Month iQ.ffO i All r"ihcrintion are due and PAY AMI. K IN ADVANCE. Notice of expiration in mailed ftubacribcrt and If renewal la tat made within reasonable time the paper will 1 be discontinued. Plcaae notify a promptly of any chanse of addrcaa, or of failure to rtetan the regularly. Otherwise c will not bo nspon aiblc for o ; .. mtased. Mike all cliorka and order payabl to ! The Bend Ihilletin. ; THl'KSDAY. MAY 28, 1925 Tlie fruit of tho spirit is love. Jay, peace. Ions goffering, gentle nlaa, KondnesB, faith, meekness, temperance: asulnst such there is no law Gal. 5:22. 23. i ! WAITING Beside tho olty dump 1 wait, for Charles Adolphua Tyne; he said he'd meet me here ;it eight, and now it's nearly nine; ho wished to Bell some real estate, and tret this wad of mine. Had he been hero on time, i wot wed soon have made a trade, for I desired to buy the lot, and see the money paid, but now my breast with Ire is hot, and such ambitions fade. This charlos Adolphus ne'er again can soil me lot or ptirt, or acreage in glade or glen, or frontage in the mart ; he made a date with mo and then he flunked and broke my heart. He named the hour at which we'd meet, he also named the place, and hero I came on eager foot to moot him face to face, and buy a lot in Wiener street. With ample building space. When next 1 meet him he'll explain to me what made him late; he doubtless had to meet a .train, a passenger or freight; but till his talk will bo in vain he didn't keep his date. He'll merely waste his precious breath by singing such a song; unless he proves it sudden death, I'll hold his course is wrong, for. by the dump's forbidding heath, I've waited, oh, so long! if he could sell me half the town for fifty-seven cents, and throw in buildings of renown, and peanut stands and tents. I wouldn't pay a nickel down, a red. so help me, gents. For any one who makes a date should keep that date on time, or bo regarded as a skate who's capable of crime; and I intone a hymn of hate as from the dump 1 climb. DEATH PENALTY , FOR 2 SLAYERS Sentence Is Passed For Criminal Assault Woman Only Witness Five Additional Indictments Not Considered 5 Am. oik tin- bail of tin' tololitu tl'. P, t Willi Wire t.. Tfca Bud Ruate) n.Vl.f.AS. Texan, Ua) 2 s Frank and Loranio Noel, colored M.nors, were nontemed lo rtli Iti ilio electric chair Jana IB for nonfoiaed eritultitii assault upon Mrs. Mary Steer, by n ! jury harp today. Bontanca u pKi-d liv .Indue (' pcni'lni! will, Ibe t'lilvormtv of A. pippin after botb hud been found qrnla Ql ilub la llurold Roaen- Builiy. I.oroiuo was found guilty lit Mum. entertainer, who sIukh popular a battrlnf lu-iiim approximately 20 hooks whlla playlni hut own aecott) I minute, Immediate!) after Prank panlinent on iho piano. Comb(plni Noel 0d baan adjudged guilty. exception! technique with perfect Mr, stuor. principal in the attack, ryilitu and harmop.) ha has proved Itra iho only wltm al lha baarlni a delight to many and varlo.l audi of lb," two moo. Tho entire beating vines. ap all THE CI.UB PECKKTAItY Tho individual In any lino of bum- news; 5:30 p. m., Eiamincr mutineo; ness is prone in viewing any others 6 p. m., nightly doings: 7 p. m.. In activity or enterprlsn to emphasize laiulner program ; 7:J0 p. m.. Old the relation which may exist between Malody" program, Ralph Keilly. his own business or profession andltenor; S p. m.. KKI Players; 7 p. ni., tho particular activity or enterprise ' Scotch proKram: 9 p. m., praatcal In question. Perhaps in dwelling on program; 10 p. m.. Kxamlner pro the relatiousbip existing between theigram. commercial club and the newspaper; KHJ. Tlmeg. Loa Angeles, 45.2 during the Inenmhenry of Mr. Antksjmeters G:30 p. m.. children's hour; e may be guilty of this very fault, 17:10 p. m Insurance talk; S p. m . However, It seems to us that the i Scouts band; 9 p. m., courtesy pro relationship of newspaper and com- gram; 10 p. m.. Art Hickman's or- upon the two separate trials lasted an hour anil a half. The negroes will not he tried on (five Quutaodliii Indictment In eoo- KKOA. Khoiles Ktore. Seattle. 155 net lion with the slayluc of Kyan Ad meters 6 p. nt . Hoffman brchaatra; kins and W. I.. fcfUataad, and an it ' : 4 5 p. in., musical program: s :30ltaek upon Mrs. Mnliel Iterry A, II in., n m . Times program; 10 p. m.. Ed- , beaten to death prior to lha die Harkness and Ills orchestra. DUKEDOM IS HIS merclal body Is of necessity a close one that mutual benefits are to be derived from such an association, and that Mr. Amies has knitted this rela tionship closer, with suits. chest ra. KNX. Express. I,os Angeles. 337 p. m . Estello Luwton travel talk: :30 p. m.. admirable re-! Vernon Country club; 7:30 p. m . t KN'X Players; 8 p. m.. courtesy pro- The advantages to be derived from gram: 10 p. Abe Lyman I or proper news treatment of community ehestra; 11 p. m.. campus night. 1'ni and club activities. It seems to us. I versity of California southren branch, are hard to over-estimate. The com- : KtiW. Oregonian. Portland. 491.3 mercial club secretary may do much , meters S p. m.. children's hour: or little In seeing that such news Is '7: 15 p. m.. markets, weather. new. available. Mr. Amies has done much, 'weekly wool letter: S p. m.. court, mj The secretary may make news of i program : 9 p. m.. Old Song program ; this character, to be broadcast over '10 p. m.. dance music from Mult the entire state, or even other states, nomah hotel. easv or hard for the reporter to se- ! KKOA. Rhodes Store. Seattle. 455 cure. Mr. Amies has made It easy. He has advised with us. he has not felt himself above asking for advice. He has personally written excellent articles to supplement the work of the. news correspondent In securing outside publicity to draw favorable attention to Bend. The relationship between the club secretary and news- cert: g p paper has Deon, notn irom a personal as well as a news standpoint, a most pleasant one. RADIO i Today KPO. Hale Hros. and Chronicle San Francisco, 4 28.3 meters 3:30 peles p. m.. Palace hotel concert; 4:30 news meters 4 p. m.. Times program: (i p. m.. studio program. Tomorrow! KPO. Hale Bros, and Chronicle. San Francisco. 428.3 meters 4:30' p. m., Itudy Seiger's orchestra; 5:30 p. B.i markets; C:05 p. m.. w arriewi p. m., Palace hotel con ., Gene James Hose Room Howl orchestra. KLX. Tribune. Oakland. 509 met ers 6 p. m.. American theater organ concert; 7 p. m., news, weather, mar- j kets: 8 p. m.. KLX players. KOO, General Electric. Oakland. 361.2 meters 4 p. m.. Hotel Sf. ' Francis orchestra: 5:30 p. m.. girls' half hour: 1:45 p. m.. stocks, mar kets, weather, baseball and news. KFI. Earle C. Anthony. l,os An- 467 6 p jsaull upon Mrs. Steer. M lisle. id was shot to dealh and hll Companion. Mr. Berry, assaulted April IS by u lone negro, id untied by the woman as Frank Noel. 'I'll.' negroes were led back to their i ells by their ranger escort 10 milt Intaa after the trial opened Bonnuhlum ll nut only n sotnisi . he also dlrecls the eluh' A4Ul band fiom til.- haybohrd had makes htol owtt uunr.ie Qrchaat ration, Tha batui will feature some of the latest hit-.' In syncopation ami will be Just one: more reason fur suing to the 14 net vatid, .llle show to bo given by lh glee club at the Capitol June 1 and I ! I Mil I! I ltol PRN NH NEW rOHK M) !8 Itfe. lee:: I. ilrst IH, Itf.tl; second i: 101 9: third I s. til 28. fourth 4',. lo-' 15: new 1 1 4 I tl 1 1 I fun English naturalists are rtatt lng Eaat Africa to hunt big gap I . with Imws and arrows. They express themselves confident of making a btf bag with their primitive tgaapoihl. I whlen they have made themselves after the fashion of (fecial used bv the llrltlsh bourne nof the tun, of t T , DR ROY REYNOLDS Chiropractor O'Kaa ltldg., Phone istl SPECIAL Friday Only! Single Camp Cots $4.50 Double Camp Cots $11.00 Camp Stools 85c Camp Chairs $1.10 Tents, 8-oz., 7x9 $11. 50 EASY PAYMENT PLAN Bend Furniture Co. Complete Home Furnishers Open Until 9:00 o'clock Friday Evening Sir Edward Seymour, who has at htst con ineed the house of lords com mlttee on privileges that lo- is the tot eesaor to the dukedotn of BOEQCTMi lie Is n cousin of the late duke, and hi! claim depended on the lagfJltJ of ( the inarriage of ana "f his forebear Col. 1'run. Is BvyiUUW, to a sailor' widow. Leonora Uodaoo, 188 years fj p. m.. llndy beiger s orchestra: o:.io m.. bxamlntr program: t, p. m.. or p. m.. children's hour; 6:20 p. m , gan recital: 9 p. m.. Lubitsch trio: markets: 6:30 p. m.. Stptea restau- 10 p. m.. Ocorge Frenger. baritone, rant orchestra: 7 p. m.. Hudy Sel-j KHJ. Times. I.o Angeles. 405.2 gcr' orchestra: 8 p. m., Theodore J.meters 6:3i p. m., children's hour: Irwin organ recital; 9 p. in.. Johnny; 7:45 p. m.. Judge Ira E. Thompson; Hoick'.-- Cablrlans. 18 p. m., courtesy program; 10 p. m.. KLX. Tribune. Oakland. 509 met- Art Hickman,' orchestra, era 7 p. m., news, weather, mar-! K.N'X. Express. I,os Angeles, 337 kets. j meters 4 p. m., Veda Knapp. muv.it- KfJO, General Electric, Oakland, appreciation: ti p. tn., poultry talk; 361.2 meters 4 p. m.. Hotel St. 6:30 p. m.. courtesy program; 7:30 Francis orchestra: 5:30 p. m George p. m.. courtesy orogram; !l p. in . W. Ludlow, "Friend to Hoys "; 6:45 courtesy program; 11 p. tn.. Abe Ly p. m., stocks, weather, markets. ha.e- man's orchestra, ball, news: 8 p. m.. courtesy pro- ROW, Oregonian. Portland. 491.S gram; 10 p. m Henry Halstead's meter 5 p. m., children's hour: 6 orchestra. p. m.. Civic Music club: 7:13 p. m , KFI, Earle C. Anthony, Ixs Ange- markets, weather, new.-: : p. m.. les, 467 meters 3 p. m.. Herald concert; 10:30 p. m.. Hoot Owl A daily walk of from four to fix meters 5 p. m.. Herald miles, rain or shine, help Mrs. Cool m.. nightly doings: 7 rj. ; MEe to keen In condition to stand toe strenuous social program re quired of a president s wife. TV . r. ; ... The Central Oregon Country (No. 256) TUB GROWTH OK THE CENTRAL OSBCON HANK sintr it was OPBHRU NKARt.Y l'i WAR AliO IS WEI.I. SHOWN IN A COMPARISON OF ITS PiBST STATEMENT OF CONDITION, ISSUED MARCH ', la'.C. WITH ITS MOST RECENT ONE. APRIL 6. M2S: RESOURCES 1916 1921", LOANS AND DISCOUNTS t31,ir,v.18 HgM$M OVERDRAFTS, SECURED AND UNSECURED ...' M matt BONDS AND WARRANTS 6IS.V; 4l.73r,.20 FURNITL'RK AND FIXTURES 2,715.01, M.M BANK PREMISES ' 51.561.07 DUF, FROM HANKS I NOT RESERVE BANKS, 20.000.00 SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT r,.;s:,.ii DUE FROM APPROVED RESERVE BANKS 17,11.0 CHECKS AND OTHER CASH ITEMS 1H.!7 CASH ON HAND , 7.476.64 CASH AND EXCHANGE 210..7M.2J EXPENSES !.3!.i7 U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS 208,6.70.00 OTHER RESOURCES 402.IC TOTAL Sm,llS,2 11.055,421.01 liahii.ities CAPITAL STOCK PAID IN 25,0O0.oo SURPLUS FUND 1,250.00 SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS UNDIVIDED PROFITS. LESS EXPENSES AMD TAXES PAID , 522.34 INDIVIDUAL DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO ( HECK :,2.;v.i:it, DEPOSITS DEMAND CERTIFICATES OK DEPOSIT 3.05 TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS 1,500.71 TOT A I $81,115.33 11,055,421.01 The Central Oregon Bank Modern lUnklnt Method Coupled! With Old Tim Coartesr and Berorlty. i 1 Is Every Day a Backache Day Torture.1 with backache ail dny long? No wonder one feels worn I out and discouraged! Many fulks . a give no thought to the kidneys. 2 Hut weak kldoeyn often eau.-.e Just I such trouble; and one I likely to a have headaches, too, with dlSSllton, X stnbl.il. k pains, and kidney irregtt- I laiitlea. Don't risk neglect I 1 ' Donn'fl Pdlfl a stitutllliut diuretic J to tin kidney. Donn'a have helped I ibotiHundK. Are endoraod here at f home. .k your noiffhliorl IIERK'H A CON VINCI d, CI AST: Mrs. ft, Moynugh, 1201 John Adams St., Oregon City, Ore., says: "Severn backaches made It hard for me to do my housework. My RToneya acted irregularly, too. used Doan'fl Pllla and they soon me of the ullinent." mill. I It KXPMMilON Kll.l.s ,u. p. Iml WfeaWIka BaMI BaBMJ CHICAOO, Mnv Two nagroaa were killed anil UOlfeaT negro and nine Chinese waiters wri Injured ! tl tplosloii ol a water holler In a Chinese retain .ml In the la,op to il ay. I For a day's outing al the rlv. r an English manufacturer lias devised a canoe nlderar for motorcycle. A young woman can enter tin- canon from her front doorstop, with coetl Ions and liiinb bumper. Arriving at ) the water, her aanorl simidy dalnafeal tie' i an .nd lauin lies It I Put in The Hull. tin FlVe women have berll ee. uteil In IftlHlM itttrltl Ihe iat 2b )eur I Dr. Herbert B. MtDeti Chiropractic Spt ciulii4t t.l t 1m e. -.l, A,e. i" irm tan o. s. PHILLIPS, M. I). I . . I .tr. Si r ntol I in n it Npa iiii ROOOM 17-lu ll Kline liK Hour! t In 12. I to 5 . 10, 7 to A Pa on at: office iv j. Ran, no j Lvnharnuui'i no. ; . : Oan Ulan lea tin. n llere A Special Showing of DOAN'S STIMULANT DH'ItFTIf: ,'..', KIDM'.VS fost'.T Hills in Co. MI(.CIii.l)in,f.do.NY PILLS (()c A 1 i I I Woman's Statement Will Help Bend i "I baled rooking because all I ate turned sour and formed gus. i tl ni ii I: hot water anil olive oil by ti;- gallon. Nothing helped until i took Adelrllia." (Tntetll due lo deep-scaled err,", Adlerll.a helps uuy cute fas on the ttoiBMh In; n Kiiiprlslngly tliCI time. It Is a vonderfii raroedy to use for con stipation It often works in one hour and never gripes. Maglll & rOrskiue. 11-2 1 Featherweight Suits Gaberdines -- Whipcords at $30.00 This is one suit you can put on any hour, ally day, and know that you're smartly and appro priately dressed. Here i ; your chance to own a fine long-wearing .summer suit at a popular price. Memorial Day Flowers We specialize in the appropriate floral ajfoctfl for decorating the graves. Let us co-opi-ratc with you to make the day beautiful, and ef fective. Open Saturday RIVERSIDE FLORISTS Phone 845 'lot! Newport Ave. Retail Store Mil Wall St. Xri'r.:'. fjlen'sMarSSiop Attend the Memorial Day Exercises. Services at 10:00 A. M. SHEVLIN-HIX0N COMPANY Ncxi it. ll. HNVUHIt, Mur. Door l enifal Oregon I