The Bend bulletin., June 06, 1925, Image 6

the r.rxn bulletin, daily edition, bend, Oregon, s vivuoay. june c, i02B
SANTIASS PASS
ROAD IS USED
Albany Party Is First to
Cross
TIRES-FISK-TIRES
SPECIAL!
PACE 6
Just lo prove 111, il il Mil he done.
f party of tdx iuiIoIkIk, driving two
Uiili kx, miide i!h trip from Albany to
Bend, the first to -,' the Suntiiim
pass tills HOR8011. They don't advise
anyone clue to attempt the feat, al
tlloUKll they had no car trouble of
any kind, lint they do expect that
Hie trip will demonstrate that the
Suntlam pass route is the shortest.
ai wi ll as the most feasible for an
. TTl I year road, of any of the available
fays across the Cascade mountains
Ki Join the Willamette valley with
TJte Central Oregon country.
Kd Knox of Portland, territory
representative of the Howard Afito
ioblle Co. of Portland: C. II. Mur
phy, Hulek dealer in Albany; C. C.
flail, supervisor of the Santlam na
tional forest; V. M. Cook of the Kast
Albany garage; Joseph H. Kalston
of the Italston V.leclric Supply Co.,
and James Van Winkle of the Albany
: Democrat-Herald were the members
oi the party. They left Albany at 5
-O'clock Thursday morning, arriving
. rrt Fish I. 'he ai :! o'clock in the after
noon. There they camped, fished.,
conked and ate large quantities of
. Hout. and early the next morning
narled on Iheir way. At 6:20 o'clock
Widiiy night they were in Mend after
. 12 hours' running time.
Albany has already enlisted the
Hipport of (he slate highway com
mission in const! action of the firM
3 1 miles of iho road, from Albany
'V : V-. - -y :f
v
30x.12 Cord , $7.75
31x1 Cord $13.00
32x1 Cord $14.00
33x4 Cord $15.00
And then, wIumi your t Unm or t uImm nootl vuir.iiiiiui;, lirtnft
ihctu t ui our ohm umhv ;tmt equJpmPtii piwdIcm us to
urn out a ,tth i hut hi -it re ( o Kfy,
Hubble' s Service Station
PXION nil. AMI ti.tS TIKI'S I I.CAM.IMi
ACCKSSdKIKS
Bond at Oregon Phone oi-w
ippropna
fiuauce a
to Lebanon, and u federal
Ccn ha.-- been secured to
.survey from the Cnseadla ranger sta
tion to Kish lake.
The expedition was returning to
Portland and Albany today by way
of The Dalles-California highway.
The first woolen mill to he operat
ed successfully by power was that at
Hyfield. Massachusetts, which was
established in 1704.
you
the
Buick Authorized
Service anywhere and
everywhere is like
an insurance policy.
Wherever, whenever
4 . -
drive, it protects
continuous, satis
factory operation of
your Buick.
BEND GARAGE Co.
Cnty-corner from Pilot Butte Inn
Phone 193. replacement Parts for All Cars.
When Better Automobiles Are Built, Buick Wiil Build Them
Gould Will Prepare
City Walks Program
(Continued from page 11
Smith, asking that flooded condi
tion of the street al I! (ireeley ave
nue be remedied, was referred to the
streets committee.
Paying Report la
Some discussion was held as to
details of proposed purchase of the
Bend Wuter, Light & Power Co.
w ater distribution system by the city,
and an adjourned meeting may be
held next week to take up the ques
tion with T. II. Foley, gener.-.l man
ager of the company.
Head for the first time, an ordin
ance submitted In the interest of
pool, billiard and card room proprie
tors would limit the number of such
places of amusement to one for each
1. 000 of population In Bend, pro
viding that all establishments of the
kind now in existenre might continue
to be licensed. It will probably be
replaced by another measure, to cov
er thoroughly all phases of the ques
tion. In connection with the proposed
suit against C. S. lived. I.os Angeles
contractor, to force performance on
his guarantee on a patented pave
! ment laid In Bend, a report covering
to some extent the life and business
activities of the contractor was read
and filed.
The preliminary . report by City
Kngineer Could on the petition for
hard surfacing the alley in block 9.
was accepted.
Report rib-ii
The city physician reported on,
rase of measles and one of tuberculo
sis. There were II blrlbs and five
deaths during the month.
Hecelpls of the recorder's office
included S7S.5 for permits. j:inl.75
for licenses, $1, 192.50 in fines nnd
?1 17.0.1 miscellaneous, or a total of
$1,719.10.
Chief of Police Peter J. Hanson!
reported six arrests for liquor posses
sion, two for disorderly conduct, 15
for intoxication, one for vagrancy, j
four for peddling, one for criminal;
assault on an officer, one for insiinl-'
ty. There was one murder anil two
suii ides. Thirteen gnUMDoMlW fig
ured In automobile accidents.
Fire Chief Tom f.'arlon reported
three fires with a total loss of W.
To Finish New Garage
Before Tenth of July
AVnrk on thr now garage ami rv
Ice Btaffon now biiiR built at tho oor
. ner of BrMflWOOd avenue nnd f)Ivi-
. . ........ . r-tmm
Overland Breaks All Records tor
Closed Car Value with this Fiiie New
Standard Sedan A Marvel of Qual
ity and Comfort 27 Horsepower!
Here is a oar that will instantly
appeal lo thousands of American
families.
Never before has a cr been
built of .hi, size, this n:nvcr, this
comfort, thll beauty, this quality
at such a low price.
A full fivc-passcngcr Sedan
extra wide doors beautiful cloth
upholstery deep cushions
nickel-finish interior fitting!
one-piece windshield
A 27-horsepowcr, reliable engine
rugged a.Ies of Molybdenum
steel smooth riding patented
spring big, safe 10 in en brakes
disc-type dutch foot acccler
All Stetl Tounnt, JV95 ; All Slctl Co-jpi.
gtOf as enjoyable to drive as
cars costing twice as much
money !
A chassis proved by mluioi&i Of
miles in the handsof over i S0,000
owners
An Overland with all the ad
vantages the aualitieSf the supe
riorities for which Overland is
DOted all over the world.
You can't even bc;;in to appre
ciate the tremendous value of
the n.w Overland Standard
Sedan until you examine it
until yOU drive it.
Small down payment 52 week
to pay. Ask tor our otter
New Standard Sedan
' S3 fm
Jo
oledc
All
"J i 7, ..,. 7.,,, g&'Wfeeks toEay
Worlds lowest Priced Cars
With Sliding Gear Trayi&nission
212 Irving St.
BHMBXaULaWflKS
R. S. McClure, Dealer
One block cast of First National Hank
Call or demonstration
I'honc 21 .1
1
inn strcot. nmir the, railroad Station, csi nnr:iKi' liiillillnk'n In BSBd. ThS Slow. Anntlicr piirt (it III" one .ilnry Nineteen IIuhihuiiiI inllen of illtclies
by w. ii. Rilefi Ik progrssstai rapid-1 sarries itatloa, oa which eerk was strnaton will be osenpled tsmporsr- srs nsed in the Irrigation 4,000,'
The Silvertown Service Station
Announces the installation of a complete
BALLOON TIRE VULCANIZER
Vulcanizes Tires and Tubes of all
sizes from 29-440 to 34-730
THIS IS THE ONLY BALLOON TIRE
VULCANIZER IN CENTRAL OREGON
SILVERTOWN SERVICE STATION
ly. It Ik 'stlmnteil by the owner Dial siarleil tlilii wei k, will occupy the
the Ktrurture will be completed bjr soatbesst corner of the biilldlnK.
July 10. diagonally Serosa tbS street from the
TIiIk biilldintt Ik of pink Ktone con- Tlsdaet.
Ktructlon. 88 by 175 feet. When I'art of the new Straeturs will
eonplstad. It will be one of the larn- hodss the paint Kbop of rtsrTSy W In-
11) by W I Ilium MonlKomcry, HiiKinltli
000 Sorsfl of farm land and orcbardn
in Colorado,
I'honc 419
Bond and Minnesota
SERVICE
on ALL Makes
of Batteries
We're setting u new record for
battery value. Merc's what
we offer: An All-Rubber Case
A Charged bphclry Bat
tery Threaded Rubber In
sulation. And all for the price
of a wood-case buttery. May
we show it to you?
WILLARD BATTERY
STATION
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
We have only a few used cars to Oner thin wock
but thoy arc good buys and all arc in perfect
mechanical condition and equipped with 1926
license.
1922 Stephens Sport Model .
In A-l shape,
$220 Down.. Balance 10 months
1921 Chandler
A-l shape,
$180 Down. Balance 10 months.
CARL AUSTIN. I .in.
Old I o-. ( nbfn DldK.
"horn HH-'
1923 Olds Touring
Kirst Class Shape,
$270 Down. Balance 10 months.
member Willard Battery men
OLDSMOBILE USED CAR LOT
R, I). DAVIS
Bond and Greenwood I'honc 288-W
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