The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 12, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY KWT.PX, REND, OREGON. FK11UY, JUNE 12, 1026 The Bend Bulletin ! DAILY EDITION Puhllahrwl Every Aflerufton Kxo.Tt Sunday. I hy Th. llnid Hullrtln ()nrriHiratxl) ) Kntrri m Bffcond Class mattrr January 8, IH.. at tha Pout Oftlco t Uanil Orwon. orKl.r Act of Mnrrh I, 1170. BOHEKT W. SAWYER &JUor-Wanajr.r HKNRY N. POWLEB AaaoclaU Editor An Independent Ntwspapar, itandinn for the square deal, rlean business, clean politic and the beat intereata of Bend and Central Oregon. Tex Austin, Master of the Rodeo W RipplinRhuniQs Tf! X .tt La, A.V..V.. iAWW. W . atw r-w i ..'m.w - 1 One Year . . . Six Months . Threa Monlhi HUIISCKII'TION KATK8 II: Mall mo ti.OO n.:s 11.60 Br Carrier One Tear ' 6.50 Bi Month! I3.S0 One Month 10.60 All ubacrlptloru are due and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notices of expiration are mailed subscriber and if renewal la not made within reasonable time the paper will be discontinued. Pleaac notify us promptly of any chance of address, or of failure to receive the palK'r rcKularly. Otherwise we will not be respon sible for copies missed. Make all cheeks and orders payable to The Hen. I Ihilleiln. FRIDAY, JUNK 11. 19M Trust and Wavor Not: Trust ill thn Lord with all Ihlne h"art: and lean not unto thine own 110 dii siaudinu'. 1'vovitIis 3:5. ADVKKTISING (Albany Democrat) A large Portland department store bought 30 pages of advertising space in yesterday's Portland newspapers to put over a big sales event. It was the most concentrated advertising campaign, so far as we remember, that has ever been pulled off in the Pacific northwest. Buying has been "off THE 01.11 STANP Tho villain' where I dwell, the I'unktown 1 adore suits mo vuissinir well. 1 boost it evermore. Men meet by the pound, and say, while Snaking hands, Yi hy tlon t you move around, and see some other lands'.' Why don't you move across the justly famous seas, and buy a Chinese joss, and walk the Roman leas?" Oh, now and then 1 pant for scenes that are remote, and mutter to my aunt. "Let's take our Lizzie boat, and journey off in style, in our best lids and gowns, leave I'unktown for a while, and see some other towns." And so we jog away, our faces all a-irvin. and at the close of day wo put up at an inn. It doesn't make a hit, this inn with endless stairs; the armchairs do not tit, like gOQrj old I'unktown chairs. The beds are large and deep, with ornaments galore, but when I am asleep they dump me on the floor. No doubt the bill of fare with good things is replete, bat I find nothing there that I'd be glad to eat. At home they always know the sort of grub I like, and bring roast buffalo, baked mackerel or pike. And when 1 walk the street of some strange, unknown town. I do not see or meet Smith, Robinson or Brown, But strangers scoot along, they scamper east and west, there is no dance and song to cheer the lonesome guest. And so I call my aunt, and say, "Oh. let us romp, and swiftly gallivant to Punktown-by-the-Swamp. For there we feel at home, just as our forbears did. ami if again I roam, I vow I'll eat mv lid." San Krancisco, 42S.3 meters 3:30 officials of the district. P. 11., Palace Hotel orchestra: 5:30 , The officials told the grand jury P. M.. YVarfleld theatre; 6:15 P. M.. that they paid Swing's expenses on news: 6:35 and s P. .M . Johnny .i trip to Washington during a recess Buick's t'abirians. jof congress to attend a hearing on KI.X. Tribune. Oakland. 50S met-''be Colorado river development ro- h n,.iinn 1 ers 7 P. M-. news. '"' Te.v denied they p.ti.i htm a over this spring and Portland, pros porous as it is. is no exception. And yet the Portland merchants have never used as much advertising space as they are using this spring. Kt;0. General Klectric. Oakland. 361. S meters 4 P. M . Hotel St. Francis orchestra: S P. M.. musical program: 10 P. M Henry Halstead's orchestra. retainer's fee and said the expense money was later returned. Congressman Swing made a simi lar statement two weeks ago when he Voluntarily testified before the grand jury. Who Forced Girl lo Walk In this respect they are different , Kyi Karlt, n Anthony. I.os Ange from their, competitors in some of ! CS .g? meters 5:30 P. M . Kxom- the smaller cities. When bullosa, .,,,. projrtun; t P. !.. nicht'y do Police Seeking Autoist is nun, tocy Hammer an tne naraer ngs: 7 P. M., John Smallman pu for it. And speaking of persistency ! piu. 7:45 p M Bookshelf. Miss in advertising, the Koseburg News-1 Nancy; S P. M.. Kxamlner; 9 P. M . Review has the following to say: KK players: 10 P. M . Packard "There are many business men ludio t.lub; u p. u.. KVl midnight who have tried out advertising at j fronc some time in tneir past nistory. on: i Perpetuation of the only M.ort that rvmnlus :is -..'It'll milc.-il of AmaHaa has ben lunlci taker as the life effort of one man. And from the rani;cs of the I Fnl West, across tin continent to the great cities, and tlen mi u, Kuropc. ho ,'ias carried the .hyulcal etlilence of Ills creed The man Is "Tex" Austin. IU1 the great sport of wlil.h he Is the chief proponent Is the lar raivd COWboj contests. ChtT)I& en his work, he will tiring the thrills of range ami border to the Middle West when lie directs the Chicago i . iin.liip .it:.! world's chm, plOOstnlp rodeo, which is to be held In the lake front siaoliuu. heglnii DJ Aug-ust 15. Bend School Principals Prepare for Coining Year who gave it up because the returns did not immediately come in as they thought they should. They are a good .deal like a certain type of ed itors whom one meets occasionally. These fellows tal:e the authority of their .words very seriously. If they come out in their papers for some proposition of public improvement KHJ. Times. Los Angeles. 105.2 meters 6:30 P. M.. children's hour: S P. M., program: in P. M . Art j Hickman's orchestra; 11:30 P. M.. Lost Angels of KHJ. KNX. Kxpress. Ios Angeles, 33 i meters 6:30 P. M.. program; 7:30 P. M., organ recital; 10 P. M.. Abe ! Lyman's orchestra; 11 P. M.. Holly- Grand Jurors Cancel Charge of Taking Fee U. P. Leased Wire to The rknd Bulletin) LOS ANr.KI.KS. June 12. COH j grcssman Phil I. Swing was exon erated late today hy a federal grand jjury of charges he accepted an at torney's fee from the Imperial Irri gation district. The grand Jury returned a no', j true bill in the case of the congress I man after hearing testimony of Karl 1 ('. Pound, president, and three other they expect the public to accept the j wood night, idea at once. But if a uowspaperj KUW. Oregonian. Portland. 491.5 mentions some project once, and thee meters Jackie Soulier's orchestra, drops it. people do not usually get 6 aI"1 19 . waked up enough on the matter so! KFOA. Rhodes store. Seattle. 455 they will do anything about it. The meters 4 P. M., Times: 6 P. M.. result Is that a good many editors I Hoffman orchestra; 6:46 P. H., whoMack the resolution for a aas-jEddle Harkness orchestra, lamed campaign in "oehalf of any public cause, will drop such a subject when they find the public did not at once follow their lead. If they had had a better conception of hu man nature, they would have kept hammering at the subject a long j time. People have to hear a thing ovor and over again before it arouse.: their attention. But if you tell them a certain thing often enough, they will either believe it or at least be Interested enough so they will take the matter up and consider it. It is much the same in advertising. .Merely telling them once or a few times that a certain place is a good one to trade at. is a good thing as far as it goes, but It falls to reckon on this element of inertia in the human tem perament. It is necessary to keep hammering on the idea, until the constant repetition of the same lodgeB It finally in their minds. That does not necessarily mean spending a large amount of money. The same effect is often produced by inserting a small advertisement over and over again, making different announce ments, of course, so that the adver tising shall seem newsy." One advertisement never has suc ceeded In moving merchandise In big volume, except it be a part of a con sistent, sustained campaign. The man who expects a once a mouth ad vertisement to serve his purpose is looking for a white blackbird. But the consistent advertising catapalgn wins every Kmc. Kven the 80 page campaign of the Portland firm would full short ol Its maximum pulling power if it were not for the fact that It is a part and purcel of a regular, persistant campaign. (U. P. Wire t Ttle Pen.1 llultelin. OAKLAND. Cal., June II. Irene Wlckham. 15. who gave her address as 140 North Tenth street, tirunis Pass. Oregon, w-as in the emergency hospital here today for observaMon after being found iu a dazed condi tion. The girl was discovered wander- - ing on the streets of KmeryvllI,', near here, early In the day. Police arc searching for Otto Klose. with whom she said she made the trip by automobile from lmr home. He forced .her to leave thd machine at Emeryville, she declared Cigarette Cast Aside, Gas Iznites. One Dies In preparation for the ..(art the ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. June 1 2 school ear next fall, principals of One woman Is dead, four persons ""' various Mend schools this week j are reoorted mlsslna- ami L'o other, were busy taxing an Invi iry of are in hospitals here today as a re sult of a fire and explosion which caused the pleasure Jfarl.t CrV.al to sink shortly before inldu.lr five miles off Chelsea. The tragedy occurred whllo 36 young men anil women were enjoy ing a moonlight sill and dance aboard the Crystal. Prtnlo broke out among the passenger following :. terrific hl.'st that rnm after ..ne their buildings uml making a list oft supplle n -ded when the school year I starts The 1" nonth coatnsl ol Uw principals wttfa tht local schools aadJl tin- evaalaq Principals and special teachers are glr. u 10 mouth con tracts. Other Instructors are signed ! tip only for the a.iuul time school Is taught. SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY $1.45 1 PER DOZEN WHITE CHINA CUPS and SAUCERS We have a limitcti stock of tlipsp I'ups ami Saucers. DON'T WAIT! SHOP EARLY! Watch this spact every Friday fur our Sat urday Specials, it will ou. Buy the easy way ;t tun d' balance by t .1 payment ; Bend Furn Co. Complete Home furni hen Men Prom other States NorUn I ; e Officials Asking Employment Here Will ('outer In Klamath Kannle Hurt-', w! b. r llt- where the gasoline One of Knglantl's best-known 1 '; ' makers s'ys he never accents wag-,V ers from women, "because they arc such bad losers." gue.'t had InadverWotl tossed, a rlt entry tuner scarcely more tbao ten agrette Into the forward h..t h. !year ago, Is now the nlghril paid upplv was stored, short story writer In the world (F E D E R A LE5SO L O" I E R' i v o'r'va r obIa'r'o m a' a r ofT.fiH i oiNHHia :; v e y&moA it y toil.; "ji2r!iL: H 1 v fc 1 H a n e 'S i '-53 o r k'n'e yHHBo y'a i. s ukaYifrfoR o crviM a'nWBB5e1 TR YgURB ANT L I eJHHHe ARB A BQMpt3 ll M.L.E AH SEDAN :l ON I Cj B' L I C'r. ' "Tench boy to blow a horn and he is too busy to blow a safe." says ono of the music experts at the Port land convention. May be. hut usual ly he ought to be run in at; oulckly. RADIO Wiinnm'o 1 I Ml Saturday Specials Fig and Honey Bread Kane daadj saiidwiflrrs for groan Banda Ofltlnai 15c loaf. Nut Bread E3 Walnuts, ti, eomuit, mifUr1 rhcrHcfl Mod orangi mi Ui iiriit inn- UMiifet 15c ii kHifi j,,? Hpeclal s.iimIm ii h Bread and Hand Ich Bum for jrotif Honda) trip. ANOKL POOD LAI KB AKVH ii; ii. i oon Twal Yottrnttty i I. our of Bake -Rite Ideal Bread If fu .in- not nslnu If now, fiti nave nit Iflt-a Immv khmI il la. t I I t A BAKE-RiTE SANITARY BAKERY LINIUI BROS., Proprietors Quality Bakers Not How Cheap, But How Good "NUF SKI)" An uniiMiall)' '.!. tnimdrr '( ravii. i hi majurlty of laanj f nun Hitui oUujf thun (r.K(jii. oro In Itrnd ui pr.'Hint ti'initiiK for work A roiinlilurnhlf nutnhrr of ;h'"o- nicii art' holnr r1m"l on fnrnri of lh lu huiri country by tin- Band Comiaaf' rial rluh Work ptillltiK up tin ftr! (Tup of iilftilfu will noon narl, H ttPfdtag (o rupori'i from do f.irtn ills lrlrl. Tho nmjurl'y uf fitriiH'rn nrc i nly laklnK atafl who aft ajnja$naad In IrrlKnllon work, or oihm who ran handle dalr bar da, U r i-") v.- . hi n iwu.1 pateta K I.AM A 'I'M KAI.I.S. Juno I hnrio ii riiri'y. Kninri aaaa lol for tho Northrru llnm at Portland. nai nnnooncad UmM Onarlta DmumI UK pr. -Mrtu of th Nortaara Pi tilt lta.;.h lluild, praMiiiii( of tltn t.rori Northarn, and w u TsfaT4 aroaj di-in of thii flrrRon Trunk riitl:i. a iii( vuu bare abotil Jam 20. m npi'ml M'VtTnl il iyn on a p'rnon:l In vaotupation of thr railroad ittnatloa ii. 1525, Weatern . ,- imr Lut-m Today KPt). Hale Hros. and ChroQlcls, San KnnrclKro, 428.3 meters 4 : 30 p. in., itudy .scdBcr'B orchestra; c p. n.l baiebtll. stocks; 6:16 p. m., Warfteld theater; 7 p. m Vulacn hotel orchestra ; h p. m., Oeno James lioso Room Howl orchestra. KLX, Tribune, ();iklund, fi8 me tors -7 p. m., news; S p. m., Joseph Curey, Cftllfomln compbaer; D:80 p. ta.. Tom (luninovich'H Ballroom En tortalncrs. KCiO, npncrai Electric, Oakland, ,881.2 meters 4 p. m.. Hotel St. Krancls orchestra; 6:30 p. m.. Kirls' half hour; 6:46 p. m.. news, loworrow lv I'll tin lo limn anil Ch r-,, Hcrizontal. 1 Clutch 6 To Hit front 9 Mudo monny 11 Hook of photogrnpht (pi.) 13 Thus 15 Banu If J'r.-ponltlon 22 Constintsd SS Hlf iiniKhf p 17 Coral ref 30 Uncdiith iHTKonf S3 Att M'l.llltH of n 14 Sktn illncanfl 1J 1'rtp'miilon 10 Kr: ctirntfr II Lft fall 28 Trace 2! Sailor oy..i household SC IHtl THIU Of l lloVC su t tap sharply j; Bhaek 40 To OOmS hack 43 Itfbw (ulatiK) 44 HltiKlf! 46 "fo crouch 48 Bpy'a hrna 49 C Sfl It 51 V'olca n o 12 To rKret , 6.1 'Kind of mnrhlne Kun 6f f)rran of hfd 66 Yukon territory (Hbbr.) 67 Hmatl mud 6fi Knalifth pyhool for I oya 60 Koulhrru ntHtc fabbr.) 61 MortHonKcr of th teodfl (myth.) 3Stlck for Btrlkitu: c blJ.lr. n Colors G City in N'evada Nnlnflon will npprtir lu nr Vertical. 1 I'ronced 2 fina. narrow in-Iftt 3 Tvslfttl of a root 4 iVrlnlTilnK to punlfthment T, Klnt'ly VTOOnd meal of i;nn 6 'liifl Instrumtrnt 7 Furrow H I'rlutlnK meaiiurfl 9Wooa 10 N'otHtlonn of ainounti owd 11 lilnod vt-paid II 1'lnnct 13 Ho ft drlr.k 17 Small mounrln 19 Whist Is 21 (llrlH narne 'i'i Kruii of tin- agallboh U4 To HppCflHO 26 'i' cniculatn 2fl liHFlis of jutiKlo 3D Bhlpa a Bsrors fnoetle) XRtVlolcnt iJIhJIM 39 YoutiK rnn 4 1 Merp routin" 42 LsnUl minority 43 Llviiy 46 Nothing 47 Kind of eubbeS 4fl Bh trances hu 'i within 53--8port G4 Blood 67 To ffirci opon 69 Occupant of a convent 62 Hoy m name , 64 U.diold! It 32 Nstatlvs 37 Detectivi 40 MltlK.itlon Steel Filing Cabinet Sections I I i h J or any Mm rlJ .(Biffin PILOT BUTTE PHARMACY S'-rvifirs Unmirpaaiind stock Coinplnio !)17 Wall iii:xl lo I'ontiiftlCd IMimiii 5 S ca Aqf.mcy Extradordinary Values in Used Cars. Price plus value is the leading sales talk of any article. Our can are mich a nuge value and tiu- price so low that we do not hesitate in saying that they are the best buys on the market today. Come iii and let us show some of the cars that we are offering this week. They do not last long at the prices for which we sell them. 1919 Maxwell Touring 1920 Liberty Touring A good buy for only This is an exceptional $1. '().()() value thai won't stav 1920 Dodge Touring In good shape, 2"(M0 1!:22 Cleveland Touring 1919 Ford Touting Juil overhauled and Only S.')l).(l() runs like new, iyi) Ford Touring WOM PM0 Maxwell Truck 1B20 Ford Touring Kasn'l been run for A good buy for only two years, 6100.00 Sacrificed at 6200.00 Arrow Motor Co., Inc. Hond at Minnesota ' Phone 119 PARENTS- Children, or other unauthorized persons, are not allowed on the log booms or logs in the mill pond. We will appreciate your cooperation in preventing accidents. THE SHEVLIN-HIXON CO.