The Bend bulletin., June 03, 1925, Image 2

THE BEND BULLETIN DAILY EDITION, BEND. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1085
SCHOOL MOVING
IS HARD TASK
Much .Equipment Must
Be Transferred
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Facts
About
Taxes
on
Cigarettes
Junior High to Be Located
in Central Building Next
Year, Is Announced
"School in out" ami most of iho
teuohers have KOM away (or the smn-
BMr. but Siipcrintondi'iii Q. W. At'r
and the1 others conntM'ted with the I
local school system who are under
contract for the summer or pari ol
i(. are just a little busier than they
were during the school year.
This is due in lare measure to the
contemplnted transfer of the hijih
school equipment to the new build
In K. prior to the opening of school in
the fall. The science and commer
cial departments have a larne quan
tity of equipment which must be
moved, and also the machine shop
and auto mechanics, and domestic
science departments.
Athletic Director James ( Uinoy
Is already moving the athletic equip
ment, as it goes into the gymnasium
building instead of into the new high
school. The dressing rooms at the
gym will be used by the football team
next fall, and arrangements may he
made for holding practice nearer to
the new building than OUounell
field.
Auditorium CtaUN letter
The manual training department
will stay at the Kenwood building
next year, it is announced, due to the
fact that the basement of the new
building will not be complelted.
Rooms will be fitted up for the ma
chine shop and auto mechanics
clashes, and possibly for the cooking
classes, although this is not certain.
The cooking classes may be conduct
ed at the ofd high school building,
which will be used by the junior
high, for another year.
While the high school is moving
to the new building, the junior high
will be moving into the Central
building, which will make still more
detail for the school officials to su
pervise. One difficulty which the high
school will face this fall is the lack
of an auditorium. Assemblies of the j
full student body will be held in the j
gymnasium, while smaller groupsj
may meet in a room on the second)
floor of the new building, a .room j
w hich w ill accommodate 150 sta-;
dents. An auditorium is planned as;
u later unit of the new building.
State Grange Master
Urges New Income Tax
i U. P. UjumhI Wir to The Bend Bulletin)
DALLAS. Ore., June 3. A pro
posal to initiate a new state income
tax law and place it on the ballot of
the next general election is befor
the Oregon State Orange for con
sideration at Its annual convention
here.
George A. Palmiter. state grange
master, in hs report at the opening
session proposed the move in opposi
tion to the Dennis resolution, which
will go on the next ballot and which
would pledge the state not to impose
any income tax for th next 15 years.
GIVEN AWAY!
Genuine Pyralin Manicure
Set Value 2.00 to 5 00
in All Popular Colors!
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To Win More Friends
lOO Lucky Strikes
TAX FREE
We invite every smoker in this city to take advantage of this startling offer. We've
told you about Lucky Strike superiority. Your friends have told you. Now know for
yourself the value of the toasting process! We make this proposition to win more friends:
The regular price of a tin of 100 Lucky Strikes is 75c
You pay the dealer only 45c
We pay the Government Tax of 30c
Ar-t- Anirlli- as thc dealer's allotment
quiCKiy, at this rice is iimitcd.
Get One tin ;lnl home or for office.
TVia rnlnr rfi-P wil1 bein effect when the dealer's
ine regular price supply on this offer is swId
Smoke these 100 Lucky Strikes. Then you'll know how the 45
minute toasting process adds to the flavor and improves the taste.
Guaranteed by
LUCKY STRIKE
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rn Um tMrn) pubU w" lllvlt
1 will In' surprising to loarn that
U'urly fw( i( IJgcW th'y l"iy or r(ia
tr'.li ;im I" Iht fOMfNMflllaV togOO,
The Intwnil itvouue ntamp on
prukiigc Ol tWOnt Locky Strike cigarette-,
genii goa nii HnlA Ofl u 76c
tin of OBI hundred the i" v. Mir
Stamp rm( VUM tin ty ftn!.
So nearly imt-lMtl of what ymi pay
fur dgarOttfl il Spool (or Him,
1; I ,crt:lllilv the hruvlinl las on
an article oi dai! ami universal con
sum pi ion .
The Tobacco Industry
and Taxes
The sfa Ogata Ul paid !y tn t
bsreo btJIIBagB i with one cii-ptiun,
incum dun, ihr Urgrt tlrm nf Inter
nal rr iMiur the federal guvrnirnrnt re
ceive l.u infill ' year It amounted
U : '".'.UI4.06U.HI.
i( this onoraooj amount ol money
the dgsrstlc Industry pan! t IK.'. 716.
736 :i..r nearly to-lhinlo the total
tu paid by the rnlire tobacco huilncM.
We tic.iavr yiu 'vlil apprv-la'v that
wlim nrurly ' n ull i.( rvrry dollar
paid by yi fMHH K' It Um
a-iivi-rnn ' iu; ntiw in ilga-
tUrr : . .rturn for your monity
tiiat ; i ;m. i ifly OMMMdMy
Thai pill uppm-ial" thla
gfat val.r l n ! tlir rnnrmoua
locrrajKi In u oOBKBptlM ( rlga-rvlli
Our rcatvont for thii
tax free offer
Wf know tttia oiTwr ir.dui-ra rnrn to
try l.in-ky Strikra it "Wint Mori-
Kri'lid.."
v know tkut a largo iwri-vntatfr of
thim who grt arfjuamtiNl with l.urky
Strik adopt thi ni.
Thla Un't phflanthrop' nor prop-
iri-!u just to mI liuau.twa. aa you II
acn' ,
Thl oBkT U) limited. W rannol al-
I ford to kwp it up.
Yf niaki it grnrroua, to atrrart at-
tanllon.
Stiper-qunltty
Only to HUMMI vnlunio rar. kc
prixlun1 Mii-h an ariitorrntir Hiraritir
aa l.urky Rrlkt at aurh a drmorratn
prirr.
lta quality ia aupnmr Uiainr It haa
that rotly rxtra priM-rvi, to..atlnf,
whirh irnprnvra thi flavor and adda to
thr taatr of i-vrri th flniat toharcua
that arr uml in l.urky Strikes.
Cleanlinc nnd Care
in Manufacture
Kvary Lucky Strlka fartnry la a
model of aanitatlon. Krad how Al
fred V. M. ..i.n. the not. .1 foorf ea
pert, deacHHea one of m r fartnrieel
"White walla and ceillnf a, floOfl aa
clean aa freahly chlaeled marble,
cutting machine and wrapping
machines that take away from the
human hand all detail and leave
nothing to the human aupwrvialnn
hut the watchfulneaa of trained
yea.
We know a trial nBI makr ou a
liemmneiit ruatuunnr of oura.
n Oearaatrea by
The Wall Flower
By MARION RUBINCAM &
whu So i want to ?" I bad pronlood to no with iir oner a
"Ifadoniolmlla bai tho gift oi ''n- woek. and help al aono oltro.ln thn
tlOUOOg motion," gld Timothy lllKK:(Hist nldo. "UV tmuh nn nnd i ruftn
with ii much more KtiHlan mannnr wyrk In llm children In a DOlgbbor
Ihan hlK really HiibbIhii wifo. "Then? . hood renii r." Aunt llarrlri said,
is no break one lino motto Into an- And ho aaiii Pan ihosld no them
oihor as Mhi dnnces--Kho la awk-jan hour hoforo. anil take a Iohhoii In
lovo with Ooorgo (jMdiowajrl Ami Kkk ro oood in ibi bookbinding
Iht lOOOfe of the illgrovery nindn her. miK.n r. tilling and fancy leiillwr in
ml olmoal talni for a momont. ' dnorlog and In iho makiiiK f w'"''
Tnmorrnw A l,t lllualoii. a lid paper.
AT THE PARTY
Chapter 5 4
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AD-A-PIECE SALE
May 25 to June 6
THIS opportunity is your only
during this special sale. Only
now can you have, a dfttQty mani
cure set given you, to match your
10 purchase of toiletware stamped
with the "Pyralin" name. Only one
set to a customer. If your purchase
is limited to $3, one article of the set
will be given you
What more acceptable gift for the
graduate, the bride for any woman?
Always useful, ever attractive. Prices
(00 are lower than ever before. Coma
in today!
Pilot Butte
Pharmacy
Next ItiMir to I'oMultlec
"It Ihr Henri nf the City"
OeorgO started toward! Gloria.
Pan was sure filorla 8aw him com
ing, and knew that he wan going to
ask tor a danre again. She stood
by thc door, watching, Gloria half
turned away her head and looked up
at the college professor, taking his
arm as he spoke. Pan eaw the man
nay something in answer to her.
Then when George reached her,
Pan heard her voice.
"Ooorgle, I'm so sorry. Hut thii
is promised."
And Oeorge canto hack to Pan,
with whom he danced, and who wa.n
no grateful he nhnuld ask tlmt It
never occurred to her to resent helng
e necond choice.
George dimced hoaiilifitlly. Pnn
found she could go along with him
more Ogjjly than with anyone she
knew.
"I in such a poor dancer. I don't
know any of Ihene nlepH," nhe apolo
gnodi 00 she RlWOyo apologized to
my partner.
"You're very light on your feel
; "Looming the steps is easy, anyone
Can do that! Jlut Ihe other is a vir
tue one must he horn With."
Again the girl was filled with self- .
confidence. She did not know nhe
had any ability of this nort at all.
I A young woman came in very late,
accompanied hy a pink cheeked
young man with a mooltoche like
t'.vo. tiny block, doto on each side ofl
his upper lip. She wan exinilflltcly I
I blonde. She wore a Greek gown of!
pale blOO silk thai made a lovely ove-'
fning frock and gold sandals on silk'
'stockinged feet. She was introduced'
'ns Miss Zfighlleff; she wan a Russian
professional dancer and the pink;
cheeked young man wan her Knglinh
: acc ompanist. - and as it happened,
her hushand. However, ns his name
was Hlggs. most people called her hy
her professional title.
"You dance bOOtltlfnlly' the wom
an mild to Pan, with the faintest
softest trace of a foreign OCCenl in
her voice. "George has heen telling
ine you are afraid nf yourself on the
! floor. Mill you have the gift of helng
ward al II a little, she is so young
yet -hut the awkwardness him a
harm.''
"You must come to one of my
cloaaos, I will show you " the wom
en gave Pan a sweet, vague smile
frOW the hluest of eyes, and went off 'though Pan were a small and Inslg
10 dame wiih iiohoy. nlflcant fence, from ihis uncomfor
The Hussian was easy to got along I table position, llohhy rescued tier to
v.iih! Km Hi,. re was Aunt Harriet danci
the work, in order to help leach lat
er,
She was no success with the horse
racing lady. That deep voiced per
son talked over lo r head and around
her shoulder and generally acted as
who motioned her to a chair near
hern
This was gelling awful again!
How her hostess would lose interest
as soon U she confessed he knew
nothing of them I She felt cold and
nerVDUfl again, she could foci 00010-
wlth tin' hook collector oho gol on
better. She sat and llfltonod saying
nothing becOUlO she knew nothing
of thla woman's bobbloo, She wuh
talking, noi about Old and rare edl
tlonn, an Pan hoped since ghe wanted
to learn something of thin, hut of
thing contract Inside her, all the modern literature. Pan did not know
warmth lieglnning to go Just as It Hint her absorbed silence wan an flnl-1
had done In the days when she went
lo Glady's parties!
She confessed her Ignorance.
"I'm gelling up a matlnM Wednes
day for the benefit of a woman's hos
pital, and I waul some pretty young
professor's rompli-
terlng an the
menu,
And nil evening, George tried to
gel Gloria alone for a moment, and
all evening she cleverly avoided him,
Finally, when most of Ihe gueslH hud
girls lo net as aides, sell flowers and li ft, he went up to her, pul hln arm
pfOgrami, that Hort of thing -'around her forcibly dancing off with
dressed an nurses, Will you help ! her. Pan saw thai he wan talking
me?" earnestly -and naturally wondered.
Would she! Pan's hearl jumped., In contrast lo big earnest DOBS,
"Then come here for ine at llSO Game Gloria's constant laugh, half a
Wednesday no, come at IS: SO, and note loo shrill for real merrlinenl.
have luncheon Willi mo flrnt. George Why wan nhe laughing no'.'
bus pupiln here then, but can knock; As Pan nlond, watching and wall
I '.- motion u-lili Um. mimic, ilear
off for lunch with uh." ; Ing for tbOPJ lo finish, holding her
So Aunt Harriet wns no terror lo capo around her head lo leave she
talk in. In four nunc, mil, uh she, realized suddenly Hint she was in
Gold and White
Bavarian China
We arc closing out our entire stork of Gold
und White Havarian China at a Raving to you of
25
Now is thc time to fill out your set at thc
reduced prices.
When down town drop in and see our new
merchandise that is arriving daily. No obliga
tion to buy we will be glad to show you.
Just received, some imported water pitchers,
priced from 7fje up.
Larson & Co.
The Store of Many Gifts
Wall al Oregon