The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 10, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 THE HKND HIM.LKT1N, DAILY EDITION. HEXD. OUK(H)N WEDNESDAY. Jl'NTE 10, 1025 The Bend Bulletin DAILY KD1TION Publish) Kvrry Aft-r r i Kicept Sunday, ; by Th BvtxJ Bulletin (Incorporated) Eiitrri am Second CIom matter January 8, 1117. at tha V ii Offka at Itead. OrOD, ondar Act of March S, ltft. ROBERT W. SAWYER Editor-Manaser HENRY N. FOWLER AMOciat Editor An Independent Ncwap&pcr, standlnif for tho souarc deal, clean bunimws, clt-an polities and In btat interest uf IWnd tiid Central Oreon. BUDBCR1PTION RATES By Hail One. Year Ui.00 , Six Monthi t2 -! Three Monthi $1.(0 Bj Carrier One Year IS.60 , Six Mnntha IS.BO One Month $0.60 All auhncriptiona are due and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Notirea of expiration are nailed subscribers and if renewal L not made within reasonable time the paper will E discontinued. Please notify us promptly of any charm I of adiireea, or of failure to receive the paper , reRularlr. Otherwise we will not be rcepon alble for conies mtuwd. Make all checks and ot tiers payable to The Bend Bulletin. WBDNB8DAY, JUNE 10. 1915 A real fool He that trosteth in bis own heart Is a fool. Pro verbs 28:26. IHWIP AMI DH1VE in spite of the he) thitl the eltjr I dump is only a few roils further on. I there have been. In the past winter, j quantities of tin cans ami other I refuse thrown out by the roadside at i the beginning of the Century drive, j The result Is a eondition anything but attraetfve to the user of the I road. For us of Bond that is not so; Important, perhaps, hut for the tour-1 1st it Is very bad. Whatever delljtht I he may set out of the drive through -the forests and by the lakes, there j must remain with him a definitely unfavorable Impression of Bend and Its municipal i. -keeping. Of course, the city authorities are not to blame. The fault lu-s with a few slovenly individuals, but in the mind of the tourist the oily as a whole is chavg d Willi the offense He Mites the injury done the city by tills sort of thing, it is an offense against the interest! of The Sbev'.ln Hlxon Company. Unless we a-e mis taken, the road at the point In rne. tfon Is not a public way but is used by the sufferance of that company. To stop this dumping of rubbish on its property the company might at any time, and with good reason, close the road and make a tortuous detour necessary. Will a few jeopardize the Interests of the many by continuing this sort of thing? Is it not possible to have the existing mess cleaned up J and a new start made? And while we are on this subject of the Century drive let us say a word snout Its condition. From the city limits to the foreaf boundary it was never in worse shape. The heavy rainn of the past few weeks!and newspapers scattered over tuhle ; have cut the ruts deeper than ever before. The road is badly rutted in the forest. Considerable maintenance Is necessary and must be arranged If the road to be used with any degree of pleasure this summer. Through use will be for a short period compared with that for the past two years because of the un usual amount of snow in the road on the higher levels and In the hem lock thickets, but the work should be done even for a short time use. Russ Expedition Sent By Air to Visit China MOSCOW. June in. Three mili tary anil three civilian planes started today from Trotzky airdrome on Russia's, first great air expedition to China. The flight, covering 5.000 .mile.-. must cross the treacherous Gobi ert with its varying wind currents which are difficult to gauge. Premier Ilykov bade the fliers farewell, hoping the expedition would prove valuable as showing Husslan progress in technique and servo as a link between the soviet j union and China. Mrs. Helen Barret! Montgomery, who lias held the presidency of the American Baptist foreign Missionary society for more than 10 years, is a licensed minister of the Hnptlst de nomination. 5 ACRE TRACTS Near Carroll Acres School. Electric light, power anil tele phone available. Water rights with oach tract. Best land near Bend, Kspeclally desir able for poultry or vegetables. Very moderate prices. Easy terms, For Sale by Owner E. P. Brosterhous Phone 50D W Fred A. Lieuallen, M. D. KYH, EAR, NOSE AND THKOAT Hl'ECIAIJHT HURDLE 111, Hi! Office Ph. 97; House Ph. 78 J Oftlco Hours to 12 I to 5: Evening. 7 to 8 HEAL THYSELF The doctor cornea with acrid question concerning wind 1 drink and eat: (or 1 have ohronic indigestion, which tor tures me, from neck to feet, lie scolds me if he finds I've eaten some rich spaghetti from a can, or any bread that's white and wheaten, and not composed of tasteless bran, And while he talks 1 hear him groaning with pain, the duplicate of mine, the same disease that keeps me phoning all docs and drugglst8 on the line. How does the doctor put it over, when lie enjoys the same disease? How does he make me eat dried clover when 1 would fain have pies and cheese'.' The barber says, "Your hair is thinning, my tonic is the stuff you need: all kinds of plaudits it is uin hingi it's certified and guaranteed. The barren scalp this dope caresses, and if its virtues you enjoy, you'll soon have waving, raven tresses, like that famed lordling. Fauntle roy." I tell the barber to apply it. although I see that he is bald; his scalp requires a kindred diet, if his blonde locks would be recalled. How does the barber put it over? We see him do it every day 1 can any gent 'twixt here and Dover tell how he makes his tonic pa ? The agent comes with books explaining just how to gather wealth untold; he has no slicker, though it's raining, his shoes are patched, his hat is old. He has no store of worldly plunder, he's bleak and shabby, fore and aft. and yet I buy his book and wonder just why I'm falling for his graft. I The Wall I By MARION A VISIT Chapter 60 f the coffee, and came back again. "I feel awkward now for the first The only thing Pan could find to carry hot to the invalid was some thick celery soup. She heated this as much as possible with a lavish addition of cream and poured it into a thermos bottle. Then she pulled an old fur cloak of tllorla's over heri George said. shoulders, half wished she had oa' . Mt dow0 obedientlv. folded her cream colored silk which was so her urms arllnit hcr knees, rcmem becoming d e c I d e d that If she ben,,j tha, wa!( u,1(:raceful and stopped to change, it would be co- clasped her hands' in her lap quetry. whereas now- it was merely -Don-, ,ry to B, in dignified at a friendly errand and slipped out!t,ude in an umignjfe .hair." of the house. George said. "You look best when ! She was so much In earnest over ' you forget yourself. Pan. and on that her errand thai she took a taxi, an stool you look very much like a unheard of extravagance for her. so George could have his supper that 1 much sooner. I George had phoned downstairs to the ball boy of the apartment house to let her in she found him sitting In a little pool of lamp light at the big table In his studio, with books! and floor, and the rest of the huge place in a friendly sort of gloom. "You are an angel to come like this." he said. "I'm like all men. I hate being sick so much that when I have the least ache or pain I pre tend It's something tremendous." "To have the satisfaction of feel ing sorry for yourself!"' Pun said and laughed a little. "That's the sort of remark Gloria would make. I believe you are too j up for sympathy, much under her influence." Georgecal for a man." replied. The ftirl wondered at this answer, it seemed to reflect a trifle upon Gloria. She looked closely at George who did indeed seem very ill. Whatever liny resentment she felt vanished at once, she threw her cape over a chair and went into the dining room to find a bowl for the hot soup. I One of the big armchairs was I placed at the end of the long lalile. I An exquisite lace and linen scarf was thrown across the polished dark oak. dcs-i0offee ln a pt.rcolator needed only a! light to begin Us heating, sand wiches, salad, cold meat, everything his aervants could think of to tempt him in their absence, was ready there. George watched her through the arched doorway. She seemed so at home as she found a tray, and ar ranged the meal, and as she wenl back and forth from the butler's nanlrv. where sealdilia hot water was ready to heat Ihe plates. rh,! average American woman When she carried In the tray, b feB,V ,i,i,n w u ''ar f"r ate all the hot soup and cold OPPSr jOtM according to Statistic, gnlh wlth a perfectly healthy appetite, let I 'r' '1 ''' lbt "S States department her put an extra cushion under the j ,a,",r- bandaged ankle, sent her up to the balcony for a fresh supply of cigar ettes, and then leaned back in the i armchair, feet out on a stool, hands; j limply on the chair arms, Ihe cigaretl lie rarely purreu at nam oetween mi,, fingers. Pan carried away Ihe tray and Tut. Every DA IVfBI tt Flower RUBINCAM g ' time." she said. "That's because ' I've nothing further to do " "Now you must sit down on thai little stool where I can look at you. and let mc amuse you. to pay back for all your nice attentions to me." 'quaint little girl who lived a century ago. I'm going to paint you that way sometime. Pan-, do you know, I think you must be the ideal woman!" Ills eyes were smiling and the mouth that was usually cynical was whimsical, "Whv?" Pan -sked. "You look as though you werv.Uughinff at me!" Hah. now. you're spoiling flung by getting self conscious' I said that : because Aunt Harriet would have 1 had no sympathy for me this eve- ' nlng. Sh' would fclll said, and been ' perfectly right, that if I wasn't able to walk around. I shouldn't have sent 1 the servants out, and if I intended to be cross and not answer the tele phone uli day. I shouldn't complain of loneliness in the evening and call you I'm not very logl- "I know that." Pan said so Inno cently serious that 'George burst out Into a genuine laugh. "Then you're very logical for a woman.' ' he decided. The girl went back to her original puzzle. "Why did you tell me when I came In that I wus too much under Gloria's influence?'' she asked. "I suppose I am greatly Influenced by her but wouldn't It be a good Inflii- ence? She's so wonderful In every way." George smiled a little. "Hand me lhat box of matches , that's It. thanks. Now go sit down on your stool and be a good girl and j listen. I'm going to tell you a lot ol things about yourself." Pan fell hr llfiurl !,..,! ev.lle.llv! as she looked at him. Tomorrow Revelation.. RIVERSIDE FLORISTS E lowers for All Occasions 8411 Wall Groenfioio, 4.(l Newport Plu.no ill.l yoxu-iavorite dish made with this licbznilk RADIO Toiuorrow KI'O. Male Bros, and Chronicle, Sun Francisco, -tliS ;l meters 3 SO p. ill., tiene .lames Hose Itoom Howl orchestra; ;M p. ,,, ., ,1111111111 f. i children's hour; 0:15 p. in. baseball, slocks; 8:40 p. m., stales iv.nmnint orohei-l Ira; T p. in., Itudy Seiner's orcbeslra; I 18 p. in.. Irwin organ recital; 8:110 ; p. in., golf lesson, Harold Sampson; 8 p. m.. program: in p in.. Johnny Bulok's Oiblrtans. Kl.X. Tribune. Oakland. SOS BMg tors 11:15 p. m . baseball: 7 p. m news: 7:30 p. in., police bulletins. ; crime prevention lesl. KOO, General Kle. lrie. Oakland. .161.2 meters 4 p. in. Motel St.' Francis orchestra: 6:80 p. m.,1 Qeorsa W l.udlow. "friend to hoys";' 0:15 p. m. news: S p m.. California. Music Teachers' association; 10 p. ID., Henry Halstend s orchestra. KFI, Karle C. Amliony. I.os An geles. 467 meters 5:80 p. m., Kx-j U&lnw; I p. m. organ recital; 9 p. m . Hilda Marchettl. dramatic so ptaBOj 10 p. n., K. X. Arena pupils KHJ. Times. Loa Angeles. 405.2 j meters- -6 : 80 p. 411 . childreiiH hour;; 7:80 p. m. "Huslness Insurance.'' Charles Ik' win, s p. nr., program. In p. St.. program: IU:8o p. m. Art Hickman's orchestra. KNX. Kxpress. Ias Angeles. 337; meters 4 p. m . Kstclle LaWtOB i.innsay s travel talk: fi in p. 111. program: 7:30 p. 111. KNX Players; S p. m.. program: t P in . progratn; 10 p. m . Abo I. y mini's orchestra: II p. m . campus night. University of Southern California. KOW, Oregonian. I'ortland. 9 41.5 meters 5 p. m . children's hour; 7:30 p m . children's program ; 7 :3o p. m . news; S p m . program: 10 p. m., Multnoiuah hotel orchestra. KKOA, Rhode Htore. Seallle. 155 meters 4 p. m.. Times program. Queen Victoria of Spam is known as the hesi dressed woman of Kur opean royalty. Sustained Quality One of the MOTORMATES in service "Put it throuch its paces with Gasoline." That's the habit of m.l1A Al4iU.. 1 invent; jj.Li luutui in uciiiuiihcratin cars. The extra miles delivered by this sustained quality gasoline help to prove their claim of economical motor operation. Why not benefit from the expert's experience? Use Associated Gasoline in your car regularly and profit by its savings every day. MOTORMATES SILVERTOWN SERVICE STATION Family Reunion Is Held At Powell Butte Home POWBU, BUTTS, Junt i" There was a family reunion al Ihe V U. Kntffln home Siindn In honor of Mrs. Kulffin's birthday Tu,QH present were Mr. and Mrs. Kiiitftns, loin ami Carl Kulfflim. Mr. and Mrs. Wind Si'. ill ami clilldreii. mid a dauihtor from Hoot) Ktvar who come up Sunday rtpturalui Monday. The Powell Unite Sunday school Is planning a picnic for both Ihe children and the older members In Ihe near future. Children's day will be observed at the community hull next Sunday with appropriate etercliti, Mr. and Mrs George Klallir left Saturday morning for an extended Vl(ll through Hie middle slates, plan- I ulng to be away the greater part of the summer. Mr and Mrs Winston Gould will look afier the much while the Klrtslers are u,.i Mr and Mrs. ft. II Williams and son. Charles, moiored 10 Hums ThUhMlay 10 visit a few days Willi relative, returning Sunday evening Margarei l.nckey hit Wednesday for Portland where she will rial) wild relatives and intend ihe rose festival Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mognr. Mr. and Mrs George Wells. Mr and Mrs William Fleming and Mr. and Mrs Mans KJar were among those al lending the I O o f, pleoll Sunday above I'rlnevllUh Mr and Mrs. George llohbs and sou. John, visited friends nver Sun day al Madras and attended Hie fish, fry Mr and Mrs It II. I'noro and chil dren of 'Cralgmont, Idaho, who are touring Oregon, spent Thursday and Friday in Powell Unite rtaltlafl with1 the rhapmans. 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