The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 01, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 5 4- BUND train ncheihli: : GRAND Kiihi Time Tonight "LOST LADY" Tuesday Wednesday 4 ' Oregon Trunk ArrlvM 7:00 u m Limviin 7:110 p in. 0..1V. ii I N Anlveit V . BO P mi. I, emeu TtOO m, I- The Wall Flower 4 By MARION RUBINCAM THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, RIONI), OREGON. MONDAY. JUNE 1, 102H LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Mr, ind Mrs J w. Potter art pur unit of u baby plrl, born Hay sh. m tlia m 1 1 ii M i u i ii vi. w hospital Mr mill Mr Hliltl L Ml 1 1 i have iiuuird lln'lr tin ii Mli t r. horn May i'H, Arvlll Millie Tht iwiiih born to Mr and Mm. Otis Halsbury mi Muy ti have been ill iiiimI Deloren Ji-iin anil llurt'ell Oils Mr mill Mn WUIIan a. Ragndalal arc Ilia paragtt Ol ii iluiiKliti'i . horn Mn. il) Tht daughter barn to Mr gad Mn , Blnor K Dtntrfl 0I Muy II hua i n nenod Delhi Mm, vimt w Peeree was i bualneia vleUor in Bond Saturday from Ii'mi boini Mi Mtdru Mi mill Mm J relnrned snmiuv ruUI in Portland, Mr mill Mi ithu J, OunnlDiluin , Afternoon from A 1 AbbOtl u fuL I ehUdron ipent Iba w Btvor, itiii-iniiMK a t I'linlnii of Mm Abbotl'l family. Mr and Mm c j hi Qtant art BgfBttta hi h buby hum, horn Sunday morning ,ii tin- Miniiiiiiiii irw boa J pllal Qurdoa Dull, a graduate o! Ibel loan! iiiKii tehool, arrived In Baud Iiihi vaab from Dai Molnae, inwn. where ba baa been attandlni .mill IIIIIVlTNlly. Tht Blka' Lad km slab win bold I la regular hriiiK. puny Tuaedai altar- BOOB .i I I ' n rliH-k at Hip Elks' rllllif rogue. Mm t j Barrett and Mra A l Abbott "HI I"- IiuhIi . Mm 1.. M. PtgBJ was BgMBg Um loilkl WollH'tl Hill, illtlill. It'll III' . mill p K II . ..liven' 1. in In OfafOB ruy luni vi'-i-k Mm ajaa one ol Hi daiagatai froBi tka Road ckanter. Mrn j i Donovan rataread lobar homo In II. mi, I Hiilurdn) from Oregon I'lly. where li. nlti'iiilnl ili.- I lili mi huhi aaavoBllon of tha P, B " ai . ii,. ( ihr dalaffilaa Iron tha Band i aapttr PrtBclpal w c Howard ol iu La 'in. BtbOObl wan n r luttcir in Bond ItMsi bIBMi laavtax Batarday inorn ina lor MSton, arbara ba win ipoad Hip HBBtT llnwunl will dlrOCl Hip nrhiml work ul lui I'Iiip iikuiii iipii pr lr y K limy, l.irul itplilliit. In Nl lirpni'iii in 1'orilainl. unirnt ituwn Sm unliiv Mr !ro Blfdad BO? li'- bud in Poftlbttdi Ii.ivhik attafldad Hip P B 0 BBBTaUloll ul DrBSOB I'lly. 1 I Mr ami Mm m BotBM Portland arrtvad la Band ! uio BtobBa Batunlii) r. niiin vlult '" n wp. k wlili Mr llinmli.i iiarpiitn. Mr. nnil Mrs M iillinn Mrs Bonaba was for ri Mist Maria O'Biiea, and wat en ployed for tev- f eral ynim .11 the lm .il telephune el rhiinte. Mrs Hurry Fanner . who Is visit Inx In Itend from Diit.irln, .oiiiht a sieelhead trout mausurint .11 Inches In Icnxih. at Kast like lust week Mrs Fanner and her hushuiul. who la a pollOBBU ul (Iniurlo. ure vintl Hit with Mr and Mrs W II ('lurk The ( lurks aetanpaaled them on the llsiilux trip In Baal lake. The body of Mist tiruce France, It, dauxbtei ol Mr and Mrs Hubert J France of PaYUBAdi Wat nhlpfied m Portland but alibi for barta! Miss pranot s in Band only three days when ikt died QM f dMUfe is tlven us Dnlnonnry Lnberenloelt Miss Fra lie, I ali.r belnx pined 1 on the trulii for Hie n't urn trip to Portland Saturday evening Round Trip Excursion Fares TIehX' an dally ! Bapl. 1 I- 1 KniiiwtCity St. Louis . . Chicngo . . Detroit . . Clcvclntitl . Wtihlngton New York . Boston . . . $72.00 81. SO 86.00 105.62 108.50 HI. 56 147.10 153.50 CtrntpanllnahjrM toothtr Important mum. Plaal return limli Octoorr u, Wis. LlMrsl flop owprlvlltan s" inx nnil htturnlnt. 71.... Nnttonal Pnvh - luranwi Int.-. tn Dili nrwwon ilrtl.inil '.f Color in Sollthorn lllnlt. Wliv not Like It In en vim tvwv It. ol ' YallowlionoNallonal Park Mnv nl... I.r modi n n ""' top St . inUJl ii.Mili'il.iil cost. A.k fur fir' DOOklal .In. rlpllvr tif lltrir l.tllietl. irsHU, Wl,r,rvrr y..u wnnl to Mi M in nmlrc ull your rrsnieiiirnl.. II rosi. i.' ns.tr. nnil will nave your valuable lime. II. V. ItltiagRTi Axrnl llrnil. Orrinn Irltrr.l lnnsrlixer Axrltl WM. McMUBHAY Ptrlltndi lllrKilll Ma. 'jfl tr...lu nimt nl 7.1111 n. 111., innttr. Ilrrrl riratHtnn l Klirtmnn silli N" I"1 tor nil i.nlnt. Rtlt. ARK rm b 7r.m .Vo.'r K rUNfST PASCAL MAfVP PRCVOST MONT BLUE HELENS CHADWCK 77 Bend Pupils Have Perfect Attendance ' ,. iaraBty aaran ihisiiih ha iba Band I ,1(1, i,uvp nciiiipr ipih niiMm nnrl . tu rily iliirlnK Hip arlinol ypur I'.'-M ;,,, , ,,.nllliK In ilnlu rnnuillnl ly ! I w Agpr. ally superintendent of eakaala, Coillllaalaa of perfect ut- tendante weft awarded to these pu plls s Held school, with ni pupils neither j itf.s, in nor ii r 1 1 - ll in me peni schools in perfect tttendUlCOi Can-J I rut school romliiK second wllh j:i I At the Kenw I school. :i pupils! ",t- " r-1 "' litis. Nanus of tlic lienor pupils follow: Held: Ames Ann Chase. Howard if Memory lame" Krox. Klsle Crawford. Madge Smllh. n presentlnx the cluss. Superln Alberla llrown. Sylvan Mop. Mabel tamlanl d. W, Axer naSUOMd that Anderson. Clifford Strom. Haiti Kul-it t only the lurxesi class which stud Mai' l.alxhlon. Iielln Hire. Nor- hat left the Meal blgb school, but man QllbeTt. Chtrlet Bradbury, Clara Selfnrs. Htiherl Ri.in. Koxar Wllllson. oris While. W.ide llyers. Beth Esta hiook. Bruno llurold. William Gill. in. nut Metka, Hale Dalian, Katkerlne Cleveland. Cecelia Fnrlow, Emu Clpa. it In Willi.. 1 1 . Ruby Cliilla. Clurii BolaUdi Brued Gilbert and Lndall K'"'l Can trail tola Bveratt, Roalna Fc feat, Winifred Wattlake, Mar gar Gill. Jewell Smith. Cora Wood. Mel vin Mnnkara. Harold Bradbury, Bar! Brown. Blmef Brown. Robert Arnold Bugene Kateknni Neva Colanahi U Bella cook. Vlngfna Orlmoa, Baaal Plien, Curtis Smllb. Waller SBMad, Wayne Walker, Murlal Bhapa, Alrop Haddock, Xtla Katchnm and Fred erick Harold. Ki n noi.d Prank Johnson, Ralph Hollonboekt llarnay Knitted, Blaine llaambiaan, .lean Allen. Evelyn Rice, Kiiitii doderttrom, Bdward clink, itoy Segeratrom, Margaret Alien. John Tttomey. Clyde Bholee, Agnet Jtaitn, Joaaptllne Lindsay. William Clark. Ferris Huntington, Gertrude Dobtpn. John Tyler. Ldalla Hnfetadtr, i.uciiie ThorApaon and Dorothy Smith, Camp acboolt: Joe Herron, Sliev- im Hlxon camp No, 1; wtiiani Onto- j part, Sh.'vlln-lllMin cnliip No. 1. 5 ACRE TRACTS Near CarrolU Acres Srhool. Electric light, power and Iclo- pi ivnilable. Water righis wiih paeh traol, Batl land near Band, Btpoclally dok abli. for poultry of vogotabloa, Vdry modorBto prloea, Easy lerfnt, For Sale by Owner E. P. Brosterhous Phono BOB W A RBA Cbapl "inn," run lalrly gaapadi "ymi builn'l iiny inmipy tltbtrl Hnw OOllld hi. do Km HiIiikV" Oiorla bacan in lamb' ' Mttla bya tarienllFi "Pappla un iin anrtblail" MM i ' i tfil "II wan Inn rlilli iiluuH lo think iiImiiiI wltlimil In I hut aniiiHRd I II'. M- Mini ii'tnr, ili'iir. inlf kiiIiI"ii iniin hutl koiip c.lf, iliPirrfully rurrylnK hla pullrp fort una, hl whnla lulura In hl poaknlhook with Homo hlna that becautt hp'rt been lueky bafore In (tmbllnt, tka toriii wan- larorlut him ami would let bin break tka hunk I bitllpvp In- hail minm mich dramatic Idea -kraaklni tht hank al Mnnia rurlo! Himttlhly ihoiiKbi It would look wall In liauillinaii "Ii ilhl only tha Htory wtt aboBl aunihar lortnoa toal in BanbllBgl i wirail hltu i. Ionic limitation minip- ililnif alwoil I hp roiln halnK Komi to Iboaa thoy nuuthl to ilamroy - which BMda hbn farloua Than i wired kin aimurh lo puy hl liolcl ami KPt to lpudQi "Anil bevlnt tottan Hiara. ha wpiiI i up In Ilia air baaauua I'll ha, u ,11111111: nh Bant lay Colllntl Btntiay, you hpp In n lawyiT thprp Iip'k an pxperl on American BW, llvlut In l.omh.n wlnra ha mnki-K larva ItnM tlvlnj: adrtoa lo nxpalrlatwl Aniprlrmih BBOBl Iba lawn of thalr own country .1,. ,iviin Ki.ulinhnian who Iiiivp Amarlran Inlarantii. lie n halphiK ma buy u hniiHa. a OOmpl) t atail Iiii.-'IIH'HK ovar mart' wiiirn ill-aim u lawyer If one Inn't to be liopele,in!y aitllf lined. "I nuppoM' I was baft) on Frank, lie munt have I n upnet limlnK oo nnek money." "Did you rare ubotii llm uioneyT" Pan aakad. Hiie bad never heard u Htory an IbrtllBtl in 'bin one. "No. I Ilka money , aoinellow ,ilt.lM'. I'. Ill plenty to hpellll. thiiuxh Crunk went Into debt 111- mother always pulled him out of It Hut WOlli with mora money, ha would have been even wilder. 1 think "In any rasa, I hud the equivalent of 111 or 12 thousand dnllurs In an Knxllsh hank That was to buy the leapt of a house and purl of the fur- ,. i,.., rx,,,,i,.li i l, ,,lni hittirhi i.iiMl.liK There was some trouble I.. r.kli, il.e uureelnelil to lake ih- house I d decided on. hut Hauilev xdI me out of that. Mean llm. poor Frank was ratlin: hei-uu.,. l-was sluvlnx with Iriends while he ,t ,. I... 1. 1 it.. ...nl I would ruin Ibis r. imiiirli.il bv ireatlnx him that w.u poor Frnnk' " And tilorla amlled , She dreaaeil obediently, watched la little over poor Frank , ten. nil Oiorla tlon a marvellous rose co'.oi lerk of lotlr i"Dk anl IWalhe herself to her rhln "Flnallv 1 drew ti.ono from lhe'"Kh silver tulle- and wonderinxl.' II....W ,.n.i i.,r,.,i ihe r,.,i ..ver i o ! i d I.I ir I n fy . .1 1 in bed I n t o t he cub w 1 1 h Then I xatln red up my infnnt. Hid Jusl like the fiixlti.e Kllra. I Hod out of laindon with my child In my ttrtiiB. Only there weren't any lumps Largest Class Graduated prom Bend High School i Coiillniied from paxe 1 1 one which lurs made an uneiiialtail record, hnvlnx w-.iu the citizenship cup everi year since the cup was of fer. ,1 Practically all members of the class are planning to ronllnue their education. Ager said, QBOUng (he results of a tjuaetlonnalre whlok he ' ail them fill out. Fourteen plan to ler t). A. Co nine will go to normal hool, all will go to Hie 1'niverslty Oregon and six lo oilier unlversl leu will enter special schools. . : I 12 were uncertnln, bill only one inltely plans not to go to a higher .'rational Institution. The diplomas ware presented by HOLING IN ONE That's the thrill thai comM onca in u lifetime. Hill wheth ev you find your rerranlloii on (ha links or on the hleuch era ncrldenls ure likely to hiippen. In a recent year 1,031 Truv- olora tcoldenl polleyholdan were hurl while Inking purl In Hporls and recreation, and itil of all eQCldent claims fllod were based upon injuries re ceived In tbll way. Let a Traveler! Accident Polls ry guard your bank, account while you play, J. C. Rhodes "luMiiauce in .mi lis Brnnchca" Mrs. Midler's and Presley's UCHOOL OF BEACTY CULTURE Contplele general OOUrtO In Madame Paltanaauda'a and Parker mothodtt ENROLL NOW MRS. MULLER'9 BEAUTY PAULOK no Orrffon Phone B5jIW TION i.r I''- In l(?ui iirrnt',, wlili-h miliar polled lln ilr unui la "Ifnci." Anil ilit- IiiiikIip'I Hoi lior IuiikIi ant tbrouBb Pan, win, wim raady to 1 1 y about It. "I told no una bill Huntley ami (iporxn whro I wax xolnx. Tlmy'il lii'pn no flno ilipy hud a rlKlil to know- Ki t nk bBdB't. I COOldn't K ui wiiii it any more, parti cnlarly whan i roiimi on I i hut hiH Monta Carlo lompanlon bad rnturneil lo London "I want to Cornwall, wlmra I had ii collect for a month for $10, and -hero w lived for lam than 50. I tlntplt lay tronnd and baked in ihp tnn a ml now no on hut tha tOOMtl who ilhl tha work In tint bontO, 1 won rauily to tlva up avarythliiK hy ibal llnta you tald you ean't torgal u punt it riii hi-irln iikan. anil 1 fuhl you warn wrong. Hut you an- rltht tu 'hl PKt.-nt you ran i fortu antlra ly. It i nnina bark miatltnaii whan you n- feellnc rotten. "' want a man lb fcaiinn orry for myaclf." "Ware you H11 In lovt nitk bint" "No!" Gloria raU. il hpmplf on h. r 'Ihow ami ulurail hanl Into tha fire "Mol Ha'd dona atarjrtkiai ba nottld kill Hint. 11a nover wau In love, ufmr ha marrli-il ina. IIp'h tha orl Ibal only wanted what ha hadn't tot. tbal'a why all woman hut hla wifo uiirartpa mm. "Hut do nu know of nitima you don 'I Ihontb you're too yoanj tkat i hit in out iiKonizInK IhltiK In to have bean In love nnd to have been loved and to find that pemoa unworthy of any uort of allactlon. That'll llie moat uahoarahla flleappnlnhnint lire rah bold!" "I know." uald Pan (t'-ntly. "Anyway. BaAtlay motored down on ak end, ami nald he and Qeorge hud derided I olIKht to to home for u while. Hut KranV was ratehlnx the Knxllsh boats So the, "aby and I crossed the channel and look passaxe from Havre -with Hi" rest of my 500 " The phone rant sharply, tlloria I rose and answered It. "Hello. Oh. hello, (ieorte!" Pen Wateked her friend's fate llxht up as ana recswnim me tuic, nu lUtle pa;n went thrmiRh her. "What1' A dance at your studio Of course we'll rollie. Vet HO I'm feelinx "pletidld. PaB't been Ireatlnx me the way she treats Frankle. Yes. we'll dress and come rlxht around." i'an's vision of puttinx Gloria to bail ut ten, with hot milk .mil a hot water bolt shed into thin air. i "its am.it:lnc woman and went off to a late dunce. Oiorla suddenly looked II and Hie picture of health. Ttimorois rinding Ttnnr- .1 (1. Gibson, president of the srhool hoard, and two scholarships were announced by I'rlnrlpal llnnahl A. Emerson, one offered by Whitmnn College, whirh he has awarded to Thomas (V Brien, and one by Wil lamette university, whirh was won by Anna Mary MrKlnley. Rev. F. ill. Beard, pastor of the Baptist church, pronounced the benediction. Officers of the 192S class were Belli Alter. president: Helen Clark, vice president: Katkerlne Redfleld. secretary; Anna Mary Mr Klnley. treasurer; Michael Mahoney. sergeanl -at-urms. Mine Helen V. ("arson was class advisor. Those receiving diplomas were I Daisy Arhey. Beth Ager. Lucille H. Armstrong. Frunres S. Bed tent, Mar garet C. Bennett. Mildred I. Brown. tahnlma l. Bryant, Mary L. Burton, Helen M. Clark. Kdnii Clnyplool. Charles C. Corkelt. Hazel B. Cross i w hite. Richard .1. Connnrn. Herbert DEPAIltMEKLt SlORB To Make Your Vacation More Enjoyable Glorious days of June are here when golden weather calls you irresistibly out of doors when the long-awaited weeks of rest and relaxation become a reality. To thoroughly enjoy your vacation your wardrobe must be per fect, yet inexpensixe enough not to detract from the joy that is to follow. iMannheimer's have assembled everything you'll need. At temptingly low prices. Gay Colored Sport Hose will he no mu!l feature of 'ilia's COatume this summer. Ckeett, plaids and two 10 lor effects are uted In '.he most faKcinalinx ways, iiiitic will mutch your Irockn and shiHrs, Home -untraHt dallxhtfully. In On hltl, (ir.s'ii. Hlur and Beige $1.15, S1.65, $1.98 New Chiffons In colors of Grain, Cannon Bunkum, Orapklte, Paatk, Taupe, Bnnmetal, indlati, Tan. $1.75 $1.8.). $2.25 Vacation Footwear Every variation of the mode from low heeled Oxfords to dressy Pumps BrOWB lalf Walking Ox ford. $4.50, $4.95, $5.85 Tan and Smoked llorsehlde Oxfords low rubber heels. $4.95 New Models in Black Satin or Patent for dress. Spanish covered heel. $7.85 and $8.50 Tan Calfskin In nnt atran sandal types, covered Cuban heel $7.50 Coffman. Thclma G. Culler. Sara M. Davta, I.Ha B. IKJHoer. Grave S. , Dodaoa, Marguerite 11. Durland. Kenneth Oult. Mamie A. Erlrkson. Mabel C. Klllott. Walter E. Fribirx. Kenuath Galea, Huth Garner Janes. Leo a. Rarrymaa, virgii a. iienkie. Harriet A. Ileyhnrn. Marion U Hor ton. tiertrudo M. Jarrard. Paul L. Johnson. Celesta Kleinfeldt. Mlrla M. I Plant. Mary F. I.-.m". Michael J. Mahoney, Syhle M. Marshall. Anna Shoe Repairing Have VOUT shoes repaired by a not by a cobbler Only First Class Material Used Satisfaction nuaranteed JOHN R1CKENBERG 127 Minnesota Ave Cool and Summery Silk Frocks $16.05 No matter what you hare In mind or where your vaca tion day will he pnt, these Hum mer frocks will uh&ru your pleas ure and increan them. Of the fa vored silkfi of the '.i 'ii. In the color that fashion ap proved and of & quality that hellen their price they aro correct for all your sunlit summer hours. Values to s:"i now s!;. A Fashionable Sports Coat $18.00 which Is a decided ly moderate price for a coat of such high quality. Coats that sold originally to $29.75 now $18.00 Coals to (L'tl.T.'i. now $23.00 Coals Ui Sil1.."iO, now $33.00 Coals to $711.00, now $48.00 Slary MrKlnley, I.urlen lln. Eric Moeller. Marie Mcliuth- I A. Miller. Huth A. Neff. Thomas O'Brien. Kath- ryn L. Peoti. Katherlne M. Kedfield, . Elizabeth F. Royster. Sylvia V. Shepherd. Inez C Short. Marian E Smith. Edward O. Stadter. Jr.. Clar-i Ire M. Swick. Holllis E. Swingle. Thelma L. Thompson. Elsie J. Trl BOO, Ruth M. Triplett. Ralph Van Cleave. Delpha A. Weisbeck. Evelyn M. White and Dorothy L. Young. I shoemaker and Why We Sell Merchandise To make the best use of our electric service you need good, reliable appliances. People sometimes buy a cheap, poorly constructed iron or toaster, for instance, and when it gives trouble they blame the electric service. One reason we merchandise, therefore, is to place the right kind of appliances in the homes of our lighting customers. Buy standard goods. It pays in the long run. t Bend Water, Light & Power Co. Your Vacation Wardrobe will be Safe in the longest of journey If packed in any one of the following: Multnomah and Bel ber Suit Cases and Traveling Bags, $2.25 to $16.50 Wardrobe Trunks $37.50 Box Trunks $12.75 and $20.75 Large Colorful Scarfs Hally colored Scerta tor pports wear, in new shades ind color combinations. Knit Scarfs at $2.95, $3.50, $3.95 Georgette Scarfs $2.95, $3.50, S4.50 SWIMMING School Gvm tank open for social swims, 7 to 9 P. M.. Mondays and Thursdays. Admission, 25c; lth suit and towel, 350 T 1 -K O'Donneii's Market The largest market in Central Oregon with Greater Buying Power Better Facilities and Offering Greater Selection Phone 286 Dr. Pauline Sears Westci OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Graduate of American School ot Osteopathy Post Graduate Denver Polycllnl. Hoars: 0-12; t-B Rather Bid. Oft Ice Phone 410. Bos. 870 It