The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 09, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 2 THE BEND BULLETIN. D.Ml.Y EDITION. BEtjD, ORgGON. TUESDAY, JUNE Q. 10! ARCTIC LANDS DISPUTE SEEN Canadian Claim Is Made Inclusive Suggestion for America to Get Permission to Use Base Is Ignored (U. V. Uud Wlt tn thi UVnJ Bulletin) WASHINGTON. June , Th pro pottd MacMlllan navy Arctic expe Mttion, has put up lo lite slate ile partnicnt an embarrassing problem of International law and polar ex ploration A Canadian official has augmented to MaoMtltan, through Lleutenanl ComninnuVr Hyrd, in cttarfflB of the BXpedlttOA'a navy pianos, that per inisHiiin of tho Canadian sovomtiLMU !o nsn Axol RetbfnTg land as a base ho. obtained' Such a request by the Male department would constitute recognition by the I'nltetl States of ('anuria 'a claim to aovereifinty over territory between that country and the North Pole. The known land Involved was discovered in 1002 by a Norwegian. No official notice has been taken by the United States of the t'anadiau j ofder in council of ISlfl claiming I all land between that country and j the north pole, nor has there been I communication between the two gov ernments on the subject. MncMillan hopes to discover aud claim for the I'nited Stales land known hypoiheticully as "llarris Innd." lying in the vast territory north of Canada. The siale depart ment hail hopes Ihe question of sov ereignty would not arise until after the discovery and return of .Muo.MIl lan's expedition. . As Ihe expedition assumes a semi official aspect because of the coopera tion of the navy in tho project, a rul ing from the state department, where strict silence is being maintained, appears inevitable. Teachers Assignment Virtually Completed I (Continued from page II iW. Soutuerlnml, muthetnai les: Miss ; Hazel V Williams, medieval and an olehl history. Assignments for Ihe junior high I school follow : Frederick Heck, his tory, reading and agriculture; John Chut, civics and history; Mrs. lva , I! Davidson, arithmetic, hisiorv and 'reading; Harry 1,. Holt, office; Miss, Alma Kiaus. Knglisb and music, I I Miss Florence Ravenacrott, spelling, and penmanship; Miss Sdltb M.I Koss. trtUunette; Miss Carrie B. sn- liorne. Knglish and domestic science; Gordon Speck, history, reading and I civics: Verne Van Horn, spelling and penmanship: Miss lone Woods, gvog-1 raphy. Knglish and reading. Instructors engaged for the Held school follow: Miss Nellie Tiffl. j principal: Mrs. I.ucy H Searcy. Mrs ' Pearl II. Hill. Miss Frances Donegun Miss Bdlth Westley. Miss Avis Kisher. : Miss Ruth MeCorkie, Miss Mary Sawyer. Miss Kditli Swiek. Miss Mar garet Thomas. Miss Vlda A. Thomp son, Miss Bntliti llaldeman. Miss Henrietta Steriuer, Miss ltertha . Huehuer. Kenwood school instructors for the l?25-2ti school year are Mrs. Vero nica Coleman, principal. Miss Soldi Goodrich. Miss Marie Hrosterhous. Miss Margaret Dorranco. Miss Agnes V . l.ane. Miss Harel Cnlbreath. Miss Lucille Anderson. Miss Marion Howe. Mrs. Flora B. Thorson. Miss Jennie Krickson. Miss Effie Williamson Miss Vidn Beougher. Central school instructors for the Young Woman Is a Radio Expert READY FOR SHRINERS mim r.r-M-v ii,,. nun., fjkm V tLjty I laboratory of tho Vuu JBL B Mis Helen Qlnia shown WMrim utlurtmwnt whit h honor of the nieuiW Shrine ww met i tho Fouiiiern celt twain nietirpnolls, to do her honor as she loft on what is said to be her last voyane. Affirm Exchange Right In Bank Damage Action coming year are Harry U Frances Thompson. Miss eeth. Miss Mildred Watson. Miss Ruby Workman. Miss Clarissa Walton. Miss Evelyn Eraser. Miss Ada Hell berg. Miss Dorothea Clarke and Miss Jessie W. Rice. "You huve been selected to teach in Bend because of your special training and because you are well recommended for the position to which you have been assigned." Su perlmendent Ager writes in a circu- (V.f. I. rated Wire to Th PORTLAND. Juno, banks have I right change when clearing Rend Ilull.-tli, I That small 0 charge ex hecks for the anced today ibal none of the phiyers whom he has direcutl In this play have died of fright during rehears al. May Book Circulation Is Heavy, Shown In Report Holt; Miss Federal Reserve bank was affirmed Sevejuv-eicht new books were pur Grace lTi- j today by a jury In federal court who!; ; chased by the. Iksrhutes comity It- it returned a verdict in favor of the brary in May. It li shown in the ro Brookhms i Oregon) State bank in port made out by Miss Helen Johns, a suit against the Federal Reserve librarian There were gUtl of i 2 Bank of San Francisco. books, making a total in reao of Actual dam.ijs of $1 and puni tive damages of $17,500 were award ed the Brookintcs bank in the suit. Attorneys for the Federal Reserve bank were allowed 30 days in which to prepare an appeal. The Brookings bank originally Forty Cents An Hour Is Fire Fighting Scale The scale of wages fixed by the state board of forestry, the United States forest service, and the fire patrol associations for common labor when fighting fire in logging cumps or forests of Oregon in this district will be 4(1 cents an hour this sum mer, according to Information given oul locally this morning. ( This uniform rate of pay hus been established in an attempt to elimin ate the friction and difficulties ex perienced in former years when the various organizations used varying j wage scales, it is explained By ardor of Um atMa board i f.r- eer . il. to it.; Ill: in : for ntlite itif.. siimiiM-r will m lar to the new teachers. confident of your success pect to maintain a successful school in Bend another year and trust thai we may have your cooperation to the extent that your work will re flect credit upon you and the com munity in which you teach." We feel sued lor $130,000 damages We ex- ! "The Hoodoo" Scares Even Those In Cast ; 120 volumes for the month. New registrations for Ihe mouth totaled 60 33 adults and 17 chil- ' dren. The total circulation for May i was 3.33T books Of this number. I 2.03.1 were taken out by adults and ; 1.304 by children Other data contained In the report jare 196 shelf cards made. 229 notices iof overdue sent out. 12 books mend ed. 39ii catalog cards made. ID shlp- itnents of hooks containing 214 vol umes handled Men Serve Luncheon At Grange Meeting PLEA RANT .UJXfE, June I ptc)Miiu KtdKr grantee No illlu held u result? meet-m at the bail la W'rtlrit sdiiy evening w ith about 4' members present. After the busi ness tension a luncheon an nerved by the men, thin being tho penalty. ttupoH.Mi upon flH'm hr having ( . n defeated by the women hi the nietn bernbtp con tee 1 Mr ami Mrs M I Keeney of t'ulver were present and a short talk was ichcn by Mr Keeper A baby b: was- ooru to Mr. and Mrs Alfred Poderaen Wedneetfny night, but ii lived only a few hours whs buried In the Kcdmond ceme tery Friday. Mrs (). K Anderson was in llcd Diond on Friday to do some tradinr M1h M.tr Jewel wim a Bend vis Hor nn Fridav. Mm. II T MlkkeM-n and son Al fred were in Hedmond "n Tuesday O K. Anderson attended ' meeMni Aged Battleship Is Sent To Its Home In Oregon 1 Shivers of horror' Pistol shots! Screams! Wlerd moans! That "The HiMidoo." which will be given at the Capitol June '.'1 and 24 under the ausplcen of the F.Ik lodge. til be full of hair raising thrills for the audience, was amply attested Monday niKht wheti Director Mc NaiiKbtau read the play to some of those who will take part MeNauuh- Synops is of the Annual Statement of the AMERICAN SURETY COMPANY or srxw yokk of New York, in the State of New Vurk, on the thirt -rirt day of lic et mber, lfz4, marie to the Innurnno 'ommifilnric'r of the State of Or Kn. iturHtiant to law: CAPITAL Amount of capit.nl xtock paid up 1 5.000,000.00 IXCOMK Net premium received out'lmr the year .... tS441.410.t2 T nterefft. dlvldeniW and renin received duriiic the year 1.284, Th.r.O innimi- o t n r foureen received dur ing the year i;.410.5' Total income $9.S,615 01 DISBff.SKM KNTfl .4 t Innse paid durin ihe year. Including adjustment exrn)-j . tZtt0ifitT.il Iivk)endt paid on capi tal Mock during the year 600.000.00 'emmtsslons and sal aries paid diirliiK the ear 2.714,20S.Jt Taxea. licenaex and feea paid durinc the year 477.)flf U9 ApHniru or ait other ev- (U r. Leaded Wir to Tht Bend Bulletin) SEATTLE. Wash.. June 9. The old battleship Oreon. whost spec tacular dash to Santiago during the tan bad none of the aid of darknosf Spani.th-Amerlean waa brought her a,ltl terrifying sights aud sovand. but Ihe homage and plaudits of the na- he held his audience spellbound even tfon. was given a farewell tribute here today by the city of Seattle as The nature uf that spell may be she was assisted up the sound by two Judged from the fact that a young 'tu on hr way lim" o Port land Woman fn the caat who found it nec- Al PftTtmnd f1 lei vr tuwtol "ill t. upend nit'hr mi hm- j l k-pt o.iM.r-ii b il,.. out a- ., . . lM k.. all t ..rn kfld win- - ''l tiv. IttelttdHW Mh3fo) Hi-own, anil drt.aniud t.f -r. . bklldJl ami Ui-uy 04inuert uu Ute u eu. from temfyiuK Stapes. gathered ' Director McNaughtan gave assur- . ni Ihe los Angeles convention. llljj While On Your Vacation Protect the j Forests From Fire This vacation land is yours. You own the greatest one in the world, lie careful with lire. THE SHFVIJN-HIXON CO. 1 1 TuiuqIu mi T.uiiiUny ovonliif, .Vlnl iimihihi ohurob in iitnu mi Bum 'veil BaellUI of Mi'iiil nan a rallor ' ill!)' i mi. K.il u in I iik ffon llotlil in thli niciborhuoii on Bituruk. on tua iUa Bvo4ty ntiroo, i" Br, ami M i'm cii' Hbiiaon ami ohll wii ii iumI iii the bom Of Mr ami drui hi Demhuiea mtt vUltor ttl urn k itdtriou unlll Mi 10 tbu home at UiiHinut I'ettrton ..n v W,h hg ltd on the train Bundny n(trnoo ,, PovtlfhC, Mrb, Han Btouti who bin i 11 inrl- Hurvojl Borr ami Hnrvy ii"ii 111 oual) hi for MVonil wowaki, la m McMtniivlllo nrrlruil by nuto the flral porrtd I., bt luiprovini :oI lttl K, , yM , ,i, i Iv ,,t lr A M fftly Daklanil. ( al . ,Miv ami Mr Ol. n Krlorl psni th w.M'U ind rldtjni trltqdti Crl Corbtti in Iim uoan worii In ilil IWIIhborhmnl lln iircid hi'il ' Iiik fur Itannina I'lilDnon for MVerl tho Memorial Bundny anriuon ni thnlwMkti ui 10 i Portlnod 10 work FREE! Have Your Favorite Fly Tied By a Fly Making Expert at the Bend Hardware Co. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10th Heyburn Hardware Co. THURSDa jUNE 11th Remember the Dates and ihe Places. Miss Poloski, who has tied flies (or fdteen years for the leading American fly mak ers, will be here. We are selling a high class fly made in Oregon by the Ross Fly Co. by whom Miss Poloski is employed. You are invited to see how their flies are actually made. 'iii 9 I I 3 I I i I I I I'MirilturcH r4.M.53 Total ''xpenditurcK. tM44t.9SS.0CI ASKKTK w'hie of real Batata owned (hook vntiiei.. $6.985,31 1 aln of Htockf. an.) honiln owiit'd (markol IJUUA) 6,i7s,ssnno I. i nns nn niortuaKe and collntfral. i ami la htiaka and on nana . . . . lictnlnins lu coiirao ..f lit', tlon n rltton fliir.- ; t, ... .... jtti Itll Inirn-Ht and r.-iu ciua ami accrued mhor logger aamita . .. Do You Want to Save Money? Reliable Men's Furnishings at Bend's New Store Floodlighting NEW MERCHANDISE T.-Jt s.nsn.s 1 JH.1t Pursley's POPULAR PRICE. STORE! 844 WALL STREET Make Your Building as well lighted by night as by day. A Headlight will do the trick. Bend Water, Light & Power Co. a a u i i a u h II 1 I 6 8 S I i! Total admlttcrt s uta in I.I A 111 I .ITI ! iroR clalm.i for loaxrf iinpBhJ 3 271 721 ' Aniount of unearned ' ' '" li .-1111111118 on nil out- anxrailnR risks 6,C0('"s: Tine for Commlavlon and ' ' l.rokoraKe .... ", ,, Ml otner llabilltlea SJa'.iafo BRINGING UP FATHER TotHi IlabllUloa, as chmivc of uapi ti 8itck uf t"',ono.- oiio.oo 30 i "( nniMinicM. exclu- Ita of furfihtr . . i UVHtSKHti IX UB KQO.N - r. i N luf-nihiins r anetvod aurln Iii.' .... $kx; I .o Hen paid during th yvai l.otncK fncurrcti ri urlnir yur 17 i company r. w. l.fXPRBNTZ, Praaldent. 01U8 v OOfiTCHltrS, Minim, n- Rosldenl Atternay N.'l VIC,, .inn Ton III.Ik., rnnlaiid. Dm. 7')::. I :!. 1 1 TOB Till': VH-f CCRTMI41.V . MKro. CkLAryj) THE CKX I'o HER( , I I I oENO HIM Rlf.HT OVER TO ) CXJR HC,II,F c- s x for It s v. m ,u!, jt i yjT Ha vji .o voz. tip.-b ousa-'bitiJ -'Jlij M ill ( i r ni-, khow .., 2 I f . T1 M 53:'i r ' 7 i. IMS av r-i. FKr.ir Stmiicr. 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