The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 08, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextT1IK UK NO RIJl.LKTIN, DAJI.Y EDITION, REND, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNK 8, 1925 PAGE 5 4 HlMi Til UN HOEBDVLD "mi Trunk Arrive) f : 00 h. m. Lonvai 7t90 v tn. o.-w. II. a N. Arrival v : :m p, in. UMVM 7:iiii a. in. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Minimum it-inpi-nii uiv i-.iri-ilii), iin iltjgreea, M I tk I in it nt IriiipuiKiii'M iIm iiiurn. I IK. 10 llfUI'i'l-N. Mr. mid Mr, it II. Wood hon rot ur ned iron) Portland, atliara iba Hpi'ltl II Week. w ii t ii hi 1 1 ii ii i-y . Harney Bounty plonatr, wiih in Bond Bandar on nil wuy from MiiniN in Portland Ployd !.!" "f silver Lnki intH mo needed B. II LOD nn IrlVM Ol lb! Ili'iiil Hllvnr Uikn nlnni' Anioni tpi local milon iin via I lad Rail it k Miimiay arara Ooorso Curtlii llobarl Bpauoor and Howard KiiNiiniHHi'ii Tbay raturnod ' Mmimi with a nloa catob nf trum, ' lira, J w Tbom, aeeompanlad bylwaatorn wnti.ru. Thirjf t "" bar ' JHlbtltra, Bulditli utwl I'luuillii. thu lurriirn of I hi" WimIitii Ituliuili ad fiSra K-"tt. loh rorJUHmr Uk ,.,,,,,1,.,. , ,,. guardian! f tii" .'11111".. wlirri- hln- will vIhH i,,r h.'v ,, , m , ,, rml wpmIk , winliirn I In- iihmII. vhI Mi-illlirrriin ' mb wal a happy bunting around inr it j Macana and J x wabbar ,, Tn(1. branded lhair aama up wrr nmniia the ninny innil poopla ,m raneh Normandy, and from- it wlin fiHln.il in K.iHt luki. Stiniliiy i ,, ,., ,. iiriiui,, i. Nor iiii.ii conqueal from which thera araa GRAND Last Time Tonight THE MAN IN BLUE' A liory uf nn Irluli policemen who found the Italian lad Ion ol New York MOJfitlltm but a ii ii l.i icbool picnic, Tuesday-Wediu'Hilay Thursday HOUSE PETERS in "HEADWINDS" lllkO Pelfal the ( at Mill) "Getting Gertta'i Goat' Th" H'liirip-il in tl ml with one uf the In-fit COtfcboe Of Until taken tfOB thi' telle thin year The Modern Win Mt iti' ii tif America will iiH'ii Tuoeda ulaht In Hut her hull A class of candidate will hi. i hi t in t I'd tnio itm order 0 W .fame, illnirli t deputy. In In be pre-, lilt, Itl'f ri-Hllllli'lltrt Hill III' NiTVl'it Mrn V A Forbes, eicciillvti nwrv tury i( i hi' Mend rhuitir Of tin Anraieon n 'i CfOflSi I'f thin morn i I ii K fur Chicago, impeding, ti hi' nu ii inn iti tut nn bof nn mi hi vocation tilt' Im-kIiI1K Of llli'illll KllKllrill blatory. " Hit i iivnn Imfiiro Wlllium of KOf nuQldy hnit i iitiiurnii hi llootlnftOi Lk'f the linn f Krlk. niuirlv 00 fMin hrfiirc ( iiluiuhiin HpiM-ur In huvi fmiiiit tin mi wnrhl ltiit(id( ihr avi'iim llttli- (lnuhl that viral rtn (urli'N Li fnrt t'nluiiihuH nuw ihr IlKht of (Uv Lbtro wiih bora upon Aun-r it-ii n mill, of Norm' ti.itfMttn, u hny who tftoi w ii nl lii'i nttii Kri'itt u in it i It In In r hIih in I In fill fin lumith looftl Rod Otom oltloo win iin opOat to i ht ptblk nn wook diy ohifttoowil Innil I to 5 o i lurk, with Mm A W llobblo in eborto, KOtnloM lliti OtttOftOUMMl I'lrhi frli'iuU with u thi'utrf parly Suiulti ( tn the urrnnluti nf hi'f 14th hlrth)) . i fttr oftondlni Um I boo to? iboy wofo MrVOd U twn eotlfM Itim hiMiti at llOti HoiBOi Itl Iitiiwnrtt OTOBM 1 Thi KUitnin WOfi Wlnnli' VOOUoki Mary Aiinu OMVfOftti ROBtOfl Kor fOBl, LOOltli Cnlvrr. ICothOftBI MM Iry, CUra IntiU. Klnunnr Wi-ntluT fnnl itml t-iiira On1wu in ut I. Inn .in 1 1 an l ri'ii'iim r that hhi HOdtef inn) biVO OOBtHOVtOd ni tkb tu thf r u mi nf knoi Io4ffo vttlok liolpi! ( olunihtiH fnrmulaii hln Inn nf tin- wnrhl an wn know it j AltiutiK th fain IiuiIIhk chaplOVp Id j l h' hlwtnry nf t hi' d.i rk uki-h U tin tOri Of IreUnil A a little Nnnut ropobllfl It tiialntnliifit Hm-lf for HT rul i nt urlin an olid of thi' ri'ul n- iHiMlturlin i if um Ifii t i u II urn In u wnrhl whurMt lump nf Icartilnn wrini-d iii'iir to flh ki'r log utit Wo have 1 Hi If I. in i w ii nf tho tinhlc tOOJOOdlfl lltOfOtOrO whhh wait paToAuOOd ilur ItiK tlmrn- (OMfOtlOM nf the Hlt1l00 tUOl twIllRht hui wi know UM UtUt Of tin iart whirh Iri-lnuil OOffUfttlOd un an mi t pun I nf thf mnirily imrthiTti eolloro In bHdllm nnr the Rtilf of I (larkni-mt hi'lwitin the umlnit and' uiudcrn era nf history .tvrnliu M 1 Iti ill "Thumi fiotin uf Thor and Odin and i flu- Krfui frt-n imrth rtlupc thft!iilvi Whi-ti w- eonoMor lh uiniilnhlim I in lln mind h ryu uh or prlnrcn nf ROmbOT Of Inojlffmota WblOk Uwfhfib l hardly advrntnnv Vrom S ritidlnnvluu rontitrlfn huri mn'rl Norwny to li rlnnd. frnm In mm: i huti'd In proportion to thnlr own ( irti-nlnml. fmtn liri-fntiind to the Monster Crowd Hears Address At Norse Fair I '.intuitu il from Htgt 1 I htti.iil.1 nut In- lint to thu Matrn nuilnUnil. nlii ly hl'p thi worknl tlif.lr wiiy nrronii tin' north A t la ill lr Tlu- foiinil thi- Ht.ntMni o.-i-uii. nd II wah a Norn'iimn who flrnl tra vi.rHcil l. in. ai iiiMnon- popiilutlMit in mukliiK (he hoily of AmiTlrmi rlllxi.mihlp, m' Mill uppn--ln ! IbO nlnnlflrnnrr of thin Mltni- vprniir ti mil daaayvaa Iba mn- kIiIitiiIIoii Ii i rorrlvliia Imtm in ihln tnti- which hn o rh'hly pniflli-il hy t ulraiwl thiit Hhtp w.im no h. n.l .nn I InrKii proportion of lhl north nf niMllon lHtwiin Aula niul North Miropa Immliratlon than n oibarl Amaiica Ona wondan whlthar t!n'in oommonwaallb lllnnonoia would Nn'ttmon would tarn for adrnnif not hr Mlliniol, Hi nrou of Im- I 1 tiorlal nortliwftlirn ;tlati-n uotil.l not !'u'' . '. ilri! iin! . ioratlona of- lio what ih. y nr.' hut for lh ronirl- ti'riKl no mora challengca Wiihin a hut i. .ii thai him hn-n niailf to ihi'iu ; very fi'W yi-nm otu- of them flrt hy ih Hrnmllntirlan rnunirlre. Itraaraad ilu aorlhwut phk.' from l oiopar.'.l wlili (Hit t.r.ck- .'.ilatilli to I'min. and I'm mtnn "Tbaaa Noraaman wboaa bagln- Amuncieen. mrrlad thi- fiaK nf nlimn III Iba Unltad Himr-w wi bar ; Norway In the South Pole; ami now, i li.hruti' hall' vcrrlKi'il a Kri'at In within a (. ,av . paKl. In" han liri-li rliu poii our in. ..I 'r n hlmnry ami th" flml t.. itniki l.iri;. m.I.h at Inna araa tart eWfliaailon whirh it u oir- m "" ration ol him NoMb Poia in aft rii nit to matob amonp any otbar llkalalrplaita, lamptlni a fkla which, a 1 iiltnihr of iMMipIn lii ninny ways I wrlln. In Unknown, tliilr mtlnoBM upon northern and' "'nn llkaa to llnror ivir Ihene Waatem Rnntpa mnj fie aomparad lntalia of ailvenlum and explorntlnn. that of Him lirri'k nlHlrn upon the 'ne of Ihani hnn n npi-i-lal Hlsnlfl llltrilltallon ol Iba Mi'illtrrraniian. 'ii !- In connection with thin i-oln- 'I'Iimi in- Him firm ilii.p urn navl Kaiorn. Thiy plom-r-ri'il Ihr inlKra tliinn whlih holitlv ntruik tirronH th. Complete your vacation pre pa rut ions Take plenty of KODAK FILM Ii Our stock, the genuine Kodak Film yin the yellow ljoX is com plete for every sized camera. Before you start on your vacation, show our expert sonic of your negatives. I lis helpful criticisms ore sure to mean better pic tures front your Kodak. 'SYMONS HROS. O'ltona iitiiuiHiK brat lOB whirh i-ntltli'H It to mr particular toferenre Thi. of court Ik Ihr VoyAffl nf tin- lit t If Htoop Rfl lauratloiH n, which In is.'fi hinuR thi' flrni orgattliod party of N'orwi- Iton Imrolvranta to thta country, On' roorod on the Now BnsUnd tradition of tba Mayflower win rind nit tbi ' mn t r lit In for u new I'K'ii'l of pin InitfrliiK In tbO VOyogo Of Dm flOftOU rutlonnii. Mho wan a Hloop of Ifi I tone, wiim i'iiH i lie hjiiyf lower woe I rated um i ho tone Thi KoHiiuira- tionen lollod from BtAvanejer Nor wuy, on July , .2h, with a deeper tttely bOOV OOfO or Iron and u party ; Jjif U'i piiople Kin- ratlin mifrly Into jtbe port of Now (fork after a royece of 1 4 WfOkii whh h rnmpun-H with ' iilnr wi'fkn rriiulmd for the hlitbHol poeeoge or the Moywor, I' i,.; ojinr Tolil "The arrive ni the Roetourationon ortotod " lenootlon etnom thoee in , ured i" the ioo, it wmi otolned Miai hIio wuh thi' Htualli'Nt 'I (hut had itvff in ii ( ii thu friiiH Atllintli (tohm iiik Tim Now York eutbprltlee Lbreotonod to dooy bor tho i-m-.m- of tho port on the Kruiind that hIo i-arrli'd I'm many paiim-nKi-rH and too much mriro. Hlm wan OltlflMtoly 10 loattd, appamntly ihroiiKh Ihu luflu on oe of ike Bocloty of Prlindii Moot of Imr paKHi'tiKnTH Hi'iillM'd to havn iM'i'ii mrmhrrrt of a Norwi'Klan n-llK- iouh rominiiiiit y pftttnetoly rolotod to Uie Qnakitrn, and It appi-urrt that OOe nf tbOlr M0JO0J fOf OOJBtOI to thin OpUtttry wu that thoy had nol OS 6yod entire liberty of rollfibue opln inn ai honOi Thuh tin ppnflol be t wi-i'ii thi royOtfOe Of Ike Mayflower and of l hi Kerituiirat loiien. di-hplle i hut they wer eopvotod hy more , than 200 yrars, In Imprvanlve In m v-( Orel way "Tin flrnt Immk'tani:! havliiK pfftO ttcetly no ttioticy bOOgbl n trnrl on the ihore of Lake Ontario for ir per lo re to he paid for In in annual III-I fttallmi'iilM It In hard to realize that wi'Htem New York no lute an wax o far on tAO hrofttlof Their land wan hi-u.lly tlBbOTOdi and they were roiuplled not only to clear It hut to tt it I Id their own nhiHter. The flmt houm In nald to huvr hern a hK rahln 11' feet Hiuare. with a garret, In Mil 2i of them lived for a tluif. the men niekltiK mich eranty employ no tit an wuh I i hr found in the nclirli- borkood in eoppmi them throrkSk tko v. Inter. The only one Hi Ihr party who could upeuk KiikIImIi wuh GO Pi I tain I ,.i i mn and he hud rrmalm-d In New York. "Iirnpttc poverty and hariUhlpa, ;i thi- colony thrived, mid Uh tnemherrt wrri ikOTtly witttnic letlern hack to Norway drm rihliiK the opportunities f Amerl.at and urKlnic fliOBdi to BOIH From thla hejtlnnlnpc the ntream of NnrweKlun Imiulitratlofl 001 In. hut inoNt of (In- Inter rnraerti went much tort kOT Wrttt , frw- yearn after the net tr men t at Kendall tOOtkOt parly went to Iji Salle rounty. Ill A I rOfl d y l ho w in t w rop f a m I ii a 1 1 n k them ami mailt- of the original Ken dall ntlnnv nnld out and went on to llllnoln. Thetire the mitt rat Inn npread tn other ntMlm of the middle went and imrlhwent. Kven before It wan formed into a territory, town had rooolTOd it" firm Nnrwefdnnn. and from ahont ls.Tfi they npn-ad rapidly Into VTlOOOOelOi Mlnnenota. the Da kntan and other ntatert N'cwcoioeira AUWI "There In mn phnne in the story of ImmUratlnn whirh nermn always tn chnracterlre It Onre the tide had net In from n particular Kuropau i oontry tko Borononi tkotooftot han Invarlihty hrcn encouraged hy (he early romern Not only did they urKe rehitlven and frirndn In the old hnine to coinr, hut they devoted tln lr new fountl prOOpOtlty to help thmi. On thin lOkJoel there In n OBpOtl un ity for Monte tmeftij hintorh-al re search. In the pre-revoluttonary dayn immlKrutlnn to America neemn to linv. hern encnuraRed from the other nlde. partly from political and partly from hnnlnenn motives The colon- Ir'ni; countrlen of Rurope competed to control the hent part a of the new world l OOOODytOI it wHh their col- Olilen ImmlKnitlon was eiicnnmKed hy the rnvernmentn and by compa nies of men hunt advent urern. At that ntnae nf the movement of i mi rue, t he colonics possessed no WOOltk to help (heir friends to enme. it after the revolution the nltna nti Rrently changed New political millions made this country more 'tractive than ever before, 000 de lopitiK wealth and opportunity em tOOllOd Ms Invitation. So we find poople nf our republic dollbor IB .: DEPARtMEKLT StORE FINAL DISPOSAL OF ALL MEN'S SUITS Announcing the Closing Out of our entire stock of Men's All Wool Suits at a price unheard of for such high-grade Suits. Suits that sold for as high as $40 priced for final disposal at 9 16 AM Come Early They'll Not Last Long. The Opportunity You've Been Waiting For. THE COLORS BlueB. Mrowns, Tans. Greys In mixtures, invisible stripes and solid colors complete range of sizes. Your choice, while they last $16.85 THE MA TERIALS Cassimeres, Worsteds, Tweeds for busi ness or dress wear. Suits that sold for merly to $40 now $16.85 SALE STARTS TUESDAY, JUNE 9TH REMEMBER THE DATE! n n a r a b rreT 2 z e rr a 1 a t m r zr i ately and conncloiihly encouraging . the movement In thin direction. There is opportunity for a much more detOtled examination of these factors In the European migration than hnn yet heen undertaken. It would he a profoundly Interesting contribution to the story of thin greatest of all migrations that hu manity has ever accomplished if we could know more of the prerlse mo tives which animated it. riciiirr Given America "Although this movement of peo ple originated in Norway, In lla es sence and its meaning it Is peculiarly American. It has nuthing uhout It of class or caste. It "lias no tinge of erietOCTOCJ . It was not produced I through the leadership of some great i figure It is represented almost en- K hy that stalwart alrain who make the final decisions In this world. " hlch we designate the com mon people "An enormous power has come to you, hut yoU are charged with euunl 1y enormous rerponsihtllties. Those lespon.-ihilitfes yo0 have never failed to meet, that power you have never failed to sanctify. Therein lies the sole title to all the glory you hive OOkieeed In the past god therein will Ho the sole title to all the glory that you will achieve in the future. Be lieving that there resides in an en lightened people an all-compelling force for righteousness. I have every faith that through the vigorous per formance of your duties you will add new luster to your glory Ifl the days to come. "Our America with all that It rep resents of hore in the world is now and will be what you make !t. Its institutions of religious liberty, of educational nnd economic opportun ity, of constitutional rights, or the Integrity of the law. are the most precious possessions of the human race. These do not emanate from the fovernment. Their abiding place Is with the people. They come from the consecration of the father, the love of the mother, nnd the devotion of the children. They are the pro duct of that honest, earnest, and tireless effort that goes Into tho rear ing of the family altar and the mak ing of the home of our country. They can have no stronger supporters, no more loyal drfenders. than that great body of our citizenship which you represent. When I look upon you and realize what you are and what you beve don, I know that in vour ha:;ds our country Is secure. Vf i have laid up your treasure In what America represents, and there will your heart be also. You have give;' your pledge to the land of the free. The pledge of the Norwegian people has never yet gone unredeemed." About 90 of the total of 120 bouts to which Young Strlbling has en gaged have been held under theiiiH pices of the American Legion. MOUNTAIN VIEW Maternity Hospital TralDl None la Charge BtS Kiuiium Ave. Phone 4.HI Mottle Boenhert More iruue fot' your money- IF SOMKO.NK i liimlil A wulk right up hihI offur vim 11.60 fur u $1 I. IL would vmii I'" ftiHM'.' tn oourriQ not, Woll, 1 1 1 it 1 is Hi., deal m odor you in lira Harriet, W1111 ri hike iron" VPM M IIUBIILE'S M M Service Station M LaJ Oregon unit llonil Ml Floodlighting Make Your Building as well lighted hy night as by day. A Headlight will do the trick. MRS. V. A. SMITH Aircnt for Nuhono llublier Cornet anil Silk I in.;.'i i" Men'a nnrt lu ll'.' Honiery 1 "" "i HII.I.M P. o. Box 40 Mrs. Mutter's and Presley's BOMpOIi OK in: u ty CWTVRX Complete neneral conrso In Madatne Palteneaude'i nnd Pr.rker methods. KMtOI.I, NOW MRS. MULLER'S HEAUTY PARIXIR 140 Oregon I'hono iwu-W Bend Water, Light & Power Co. DR. H. C. DODDS rhysfrlun ami Surgeon Office hours: 9 to '.2 a. rn ; 1 lo 6 p in.; 7 to 9 erenlriKi. Ofttce phono 317. O'Donnell Blrta lira, riione J2 M. Jay H. Upton Atforney-at-liaw nlrd nidx I'hone 214 J ''end, Oregon Itflce next dour to BbarlfCi offlei