The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 18, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPACE 4 THE BEND BULLETIN DAILY KHITTON. BEND. OREGON. THURSDAY. ,UTNK IS. H:V. The Bend Bulletin DAI I A' EDITION Published Kvrrr Afternoon Kxcnt Sunday. by Th Bend Mullet in ( lnr..r i ruti t Kut-d aa Second C1m matter Januarj C, Ul', at tlir Post Of.i.r pt band, Urwon, under Act of Mi t a. m KOHKItT W. HAWYRR BdHor-tUnaClff HKNItY N. FOWI.ER Aimbto Kdiir An lnd!icm)r-nl NwPiper, atandimr fr the aquar deal, cloan buMneaa, clcn Kihlir.j and the beet Interest of lU-n.l and CVrtral Oregon. bUHSt'Kii'TlON RATK3 111 Mail Om Year $V00 81a Montha $5.76 Tnree Montha $1.60 Uj Carrier One Year ffi.50 Six alontha M.S0 Our Mi'nlh 0-t", All kubacrlptiona are due and l'AYAIU.K IN ADVANCE. Notice of expiration are mailed subscriber and If renewal not made within raaaonable time the laper wUI be dlerontinued. Tleaae notify a rromptly of any chance of addreaa, or of failure to receive the paper reavlarly. Otherwiac we will not be respon sible for copU mtased. Uake all checks and order payable to Thf Hrnd Hull. -tin. THURSDAY, Jl'NK 18. 1935 5 i rvi r Ve Will Heap Wllut Ye Sow He not deceived; God in not mocked: for whatsoever a man abweth. that snail he also reap Calatlans 6:7. OLD SHOES In the daytime I an shod in a most attractive stylo, and the footgear sharps applaud, as I walk in single file; 1 would think it a disgrace, and my solt' respect I'd loso. were l soon about the place with shabby pair of shoos, i re mark, '"Appearance First." 1 obey the stylo's behest, and the bootblack does his worst, and the cobbler does his best. Ami my shoes Are good to see as I paee the trodden pave; one must follow style's decree, or as well be in the grave. But when fall the evening dews, and I to my home lvtrsjit, what a solaee tire old shoes to my weary, martyred feet! 1 have filled myself with tripe, 1 have punished bread and cheese, lit a bonfire in my pipe, and 1 ait and dream at ease. Life would have a finer curve, it would wear a kindly smile, if we only had the nerve to defy the calls of style. If we only had the sand to put on old number twelves, and with mien serene and bland, bid the critics chase them selves! We would dodjje the and pang that our throb- Ding tootsies know, it we ctutii t care a hang tor the tits tne stylists throw. Often in the night 1 say, "1 shall be a slave HO more; I will wear old shoes by day, let the erities wail and roar!" But when morning comes I wilt, and put on my shining shoes, with their nickel-plate and gilt, and their grief to achrhg thews. Who has courage to be seen in his ancient shoes and tile, in his rusty gabardine, that is badly out of stvle? CAMP GROUND CHAKCKS The city council recently Issue J j the last warrant tue on account of I Abe l.yman's orchestra: 11 :. a., the purchase of the tourist camp I campus night. I . oi C southern ground. The property is well situ-1 branch. ated. Ideal for Its purpose and with j KKOA. Rhode Store. BeSlalS, Ill the completion of the state highways , meters 4 p. m.. Hoffman orchestra through central Oregon will have j Tomorrow more and more demand made upon , R R chroni.te. t. Is It not now the lime to hegla Fran(.isi.0. m.j ,,.. ., to think about putting the ramp , Kmly orehestrs; 6 p. ground on more of a business basis , baseball, stocks; 6:15 p. m.. War and one more In line with the lateal HeM thealor. , p R1 ,,alaoe hou,, ou.u.uu uu uki suoji. I orchestra: S p. m.. Gene James Hose The first camp grounds were an expression of hospitality toward new people In a new mod? of travel. Here came a stranger. Nothing unusual for strangers come to every town every day. Yes. hut this one was different. He came In an automo bile and he camped along the way. There were lots of him to he seen ! Francis orchestra coming just over the horizou. Some thing must be done for him. Me brought business and as he went on he had kind words or otherwise to nay of what he found in our town. Let's seek his fuvor by providing a place for him to camp at little or no expense. And so the camps sprung Sxr.ultinan pupils, up. KHJ. Times. Los Angeles. 105.2 Nowadays signs of a reaction be-' meters 6:30 p. m . children!, hour: gin to appear. The question is he-il:30 p. m.. Gladys De Witt. "Ro Ing asked why should a city tar It-Jjth.'n, - of the S.mu F. Trail": S p elf to provide free or partly free 'in . program; lu p. m.. Art Hick accommodations for these travelers? i man's orchestra. I In many places It is being asserted' KNX. Kxpress. Los Angeles. 3JT that the camp ground Is, or should ' mejers 4r?.n p. m., music ftppMCfcV be, purely a private enterprise to betlon. Vtda Knapp: 6::10. 7:311. 8 and carried on as is the loral hotel or a programs: 11 p. m.. Abe Lyman'.-: gnrage. Why should the city com-. or' pete with its own people in a like! KKOA, Rhode Store. Settle. I meters 1 anil ii p m . Iloiiman OT- iVoom Bowl orchestra. KLX. Tribune. Oakland. 50S met era 7 p. tn.. news; S p. m.. vocal and instrumental music; t;SS P m.. Tom Gerunoviib's Kallroom L'nier tainers. KGO. General Electric, Oaklsad, 361.; meters 4 p. m., Hotel St. 5:3i p. m.. girls' half hour: S p. m.. Bn Mack's or chestra; 7 p. m . news. KKI. Karle C. Anthony, I,os Ange las, 467 meters 5:30 p. m.. Kxam lner; 6 p. m.. n;ghtly doings: 7 p. m Examiner: S p. m.. organ recital: III In p a. m.. folk songs: to p. m., John opera kJF Massenet: lu p. m. Henry Halatead s orchestra. KKI. K.irle C. Anthony. l.os Ange les. 4t"7 meters 5:30 p. m.. E-.ani-lner: 6 p. m.. nightly doings; 7 p. m . dance orchestru: 7:45 p. m.. Boik Shelf, Miss Kaaey; S p. m . Kam ner; 9 p. m... literatute and music of the south: 10 p. m . Packard Radio club: 11 p. m. KKI MldBlta Krolic. stars of screen and stage. KHJ. Times. Los Angeles. 405.! meters 6:30 p. m.. children's hour: S p. m.. program: 1" p. m . Art Hick man's orchestra. KNX, Kpr . met, rs 5 p. m.. m.. organ recital, talk: 7:3o p. m p. m . Los Angeles op.ra chorus; p. m.. Abe Lyman's orchestra; p. m.. Hollywocd f.ight. KKOA. Itho.lrs Store. Seattle. t.r,5 meters -4 p. m., Hoffman orcheaira: ; p. pi.. Hoffman orchestra ; f . 4 5 !.ais Angeles, 33 7 markets; 5:15 p. 6:15 p. m . travel . rgan recltul; it I'll "PAUL BUN Y AN" NOW AT COUNTY LIBRARY .! nines Stevens, Author. Is Former Patron "Paul lluuyan," by Head's own writer. James Stevens, has been re ceived at the Deschutes county li brary. t was announced today by Miss iieieu Johns, librarian The Orcgoulan calls ibis a book of famous American myths. Paul Hun van was the giant of the tall trees and the legendary god to the old' IChOOl lumberjack. otCYOPJ recounts the history of the Pan! lluuyan le gend and gives a few of the stories which he considers best The hook Is published by Knopf, and is beauti fully illustrated with wodd cuts. Stevens worked in Hie local lum ber mills until a little over a year ago. During his residence here he I borrowed books from the county II- , brary. The library also owns Kstber Shep- j I herd's Paul lluuyan, published in Se attle. Another compilation of these1 ! stories was Issued several years ago' j by (ds. Tiirney. an Instructor lu I hit t'niverslty of Oregon The Itorlesl I for that volume were gathered by I the students lu .Miss Turuey's Kng -j llsh classes, many of whom had ' Iworkod in lumber samps during va.l 'utfous. It is laid that Paul Uunyan hss also been adopted by the engineering Camps, and there are in existence re-1 BJSrksbls stories of feow Paul linn-1 fSn and his blue ox dug the IVs- i chutes river and why Paul made .. failure of farming In the Summer lake region. Htoriea, Poems and Plays O'Brien Best British Short Stor j les of 1914. HSSe field Salt Water Poems and ' Ballads. Marriott One Aet Plays of Today ' Palming a ad Mask John Singer Sargent, by Pousctto Durt. James McNeill Whistler, by PoB" sette-Dart. The Violinist's Lexicon, by George' P. m prOSTSSt; 1:30 p. m . program SJ., Bddle !i-irkness orchesrTu MUM. . P. COHHOW Dim (U. P. LwJ Win to The Ervl Bullftin I SALKM, Ore. June 18.-Mrs O. P. COShOW, wife of Associate Jlistie. ; oshou ,,f the Oregon supreme eoofi ami sister of Thomas n. flay, stall treasurer, died nt her home tt.r.. , 1 9:30 a. m.. folitoving a stroke of pi.r alysls a few hours earlier. She Wai 59 years of age. business is being asked. Then there Is taken Into account the case of the "flivver hobo' whose existence Is to some degree made possible by frfe camp grounds. Regulate him by making him pay a proper charge for the accommodations he uses Is the new plan. ' The Bend camp ground Is not free. A small charge is made. Is It enough to bring the city into line Phrls was the first city to adopt a system of street lighting. Lehmann. q Hobbles aad Chimes Taussig I lie Book of llobbl-s A hobby is defined as "something In v.h'tlt one takes an extravagant in terest." Prescribes -au li pursuits a: I photography, golf, prints, radio, an gling, books, china anil furnltere Kach chapter tells enough about a hobby to enable the reader to dis cover If It attracts him or not. Klmore A Practical Handbook oi Games. Johnson What to Do at Itecess. llowen Practice of Organised Piaj Draper .-' hool. Church anil Home Games Wallis - Parti s for () casions. Wolcotl Book of flames and Par tics for All Occasions. Kelley Book of Hallowe'en. Drives out Drudgery l eavyOOal scuttles; dirty ash enns; sooty pots and pans why have you put up with them so long? For years Perfection Oil Stoves with their cleon, dependable service hove been relieving; millions of women of these housekeeping cures. Perfection stoves htivc "drown up" into full fledged kitchen ruuiJcs not only nmplc in size snd capacity to do ull the cooking in your home the year around but to do it as quickly and easily as it could be done with gas. A Perfection Range with its us-likc speed and convenience will muke your cooking hours ID plcjs.tnt and give you more freedom for 01 things. Your dealer will be glad to denonitrate, Tim Cl.HVlU.AND Ml-TAI. PllODUtriS GO OaUjmj Bi mdt itlk ess1 HtOk avssa PERFECTION csub Oil Cook Stoves and Ovens fs Kj5 o'yc'5, nasi OMtf prMSJ fS suit tvtfy need for juik -warmtM nvhwxrr nt.ltd iks Vtrftetmn OU iiiutrr. aBaaaaaaaBVfVjtote t liaaft''siaBaaBai hrsvsMdssitlsj essas essassasi - chestra" S:45 p. m.. musical pro gram; h:15 p. m.. weather report; 10 p. m.. Kddie Harkness orchestra., Saturday - KPO. Hale Bros, and Chronicle San Kroncisco, 42S.3 meters -5:30 p. m.. Wurfkld theater: 6:15 p. m.. baseball, stocks: 6:55 and S p. m.. Johnny Bulck's C'ablrians. KLX. Tribune, Oakland. j"S no F R I1 5 AT t 1 U PJ with the new Mm mtwI 10 hain -ni, ters p. m., news. the gasoline tramp? We think the I KGO. General BfMtrlc, Oakland, charge should be increased. What "S1-2 meters 4 p. m.. Botel BI do you think? Krancis concert orchestra; s p. m., sport review, Al Ssatoro; .l" p. n:.. . u u. ..... snd We and Hie Kugene boosters continue their controversy as to whether the I WcKenile or Hie Santlam is the I easiest roall lo open in the spring. ' Kach will want to prove his claim 1 and the result will be that we shall get one road or the other opened ! much earlier than otherwise would be the case. The lastamenta Portrait of Mauon. numbers one SCI J UN' E T?A' mmm H I tv bJ L li L "iT t R . ; , Fifteen Years Ago J 1 1 ) N m KA.ISE S g l m Id i IP ertHT D E L A.Y S Have you tried the new market road to Alfalfa? Might run out there for u change and get an Idea of what lbs market road law Is doing for roud development. Income tux figures suggest that Deschutes county is still doing Its jit on the war bill. RADIO KPO, Hale Bros, anil fhronlcle. Inn PrandsoO, 4 2S.T meters 4:30 ). m.. lludy soger's orchestra; 6:30 . m.. children's hour; (1:15 p. m., taseball .stocks; 6:10 p. m.. States estaurant orchestra; S p. m.. popu nr music: 9 p. m organ recital: to 1. m.. Johnny Bulck's Csblrmiis. KLX, Tribune, Oakland, 608 me- p. m., baseball ; 7 p. m.. crs ,1:1 tows. KfiO, General Electric, Oakland, 'fit. 2 motors 4 p. m Hotel HI. 'mucin orobestrs; 5:30 p. m., Osorge V. Ludlow, "friend to boys"; 7 p. n,, news; 8 p. m., DS QrBSSl trio; 10 1, m., Henry Hslstesd orchestra,' KKI. Bsrle t'. Anthony. Ixis Ange pSi 467 meters S p m., Examiner, ; p. in., nightly doings; 7 p. in., 11 in is orchestra; 8 p. m., kki piay- fs; 9 p. m., musical program; 10 . in.. Examiner. KHJ, Times, Los Angeles, 406.3 inters 6:,10 p. m children's hour; :;io p. in.. Insurance talk; s p. m., rofram; lo p. m Art Hickman's rchestru. KNXX, Express, Los Angeles. 837 Store 4 p. nt., Eslelle Law ton dndsny's travel talk; 6:30 p. m 8 it wr iipg:z S3f Bar" W Llj 38 BBr40 t 41 42 BB43 ' 51 53 H" 1 Kroni the Colnmni oi The Bend Bulletin of the Issue of June 16, 191oi Bend is to be the end of the rails for the Oregon Trunk syutem Such Is the result of anion taken lust we.-k by the company officials last week. The construction work soti'.h of Bend has been abandoned and part of the contract let to II 0 Henry has been canei I lad, The step was brought about by the unsettled financial condition in the east. On Sunday the postofflre moved from iis old qsarlsrs on Wall street, into the qew building Just erected for lis use on Oregon avenue westi of Wall. During the visit here Siindav of' ! Bishop Robert E. l'addock of the Epteoopsl diocese of Kastern Oregon four new chore!) members vers con firmed: Mrs C, M Rod field, Kiln, beth. Lnetti sad BatSh Worn t.iff The town of Uedmnnd. by :i of 7.1 lo I, hue decided to Incor porate. The trity tfWtfl a' lit night r meeting p.r sed an ord.n..ti. lor e.i Increase in the lieetis,, tee ,,i eniab ilshments selling near beer, from 520'i to $50o a year. A toem of Kedmond in I .-'i-:.:, ball players defeated the 'but t.-.u 16 to 4 Suastsy Thfrtesti runs were made by Ibe visitors in the third in nlng. The school board at Its last lin e' lug discussed plans for final ' lug second school building, the Central building being overcrowded las term. Kigilt teachers were elected, including Krank J. Browne, who Will Woman Who Defended Son j l-s Freed of Killing Charge in. p. Lsesel sfi , I IV iv,. i aaajstsl KANSAS t'l'l'Y. Kin. June (!. sirs Kisie Honerwsll of Baaaw Springs. Kansas, in fTSS too,., f-.l lowing her aeipilttal on i; charaS of slaying hoT Inobaiid. Mrs Honey- well is the uothef of eight children. Mrs. Honeywell killed hnr hus band. Klnn r Hon. e. la t March, when be threatened to i-ul the hourt out of his son "to i.e.- what it looked like." succeed Miss Itutli I, school principal. Mill I HOOD MHH ' M Mil D PORTLAND, J is The in. Saow barrier on the Mount lliml Loop highway wss r: moved )eti r iley .mil the poad is now pot . lot Held as high In.vel, f .,',. r . . I hlghwn) offtcfatls her. ft advised today, HOLING IN ONE Tn.it h I hi Hi rill Hi ivl rum'? oiKf In u llffllnitv Hut whth-t-r you find yur rnrri'ssiion "i thi Uffati ov "i hlfaoh tm .mm lit'Miu ut'o likrly to tllltp4ll. In u rTt nt iar 2,01s Tmv Mur- urciiit'iii polteyholdvr v- ii-liint whi tnktiii; pun in ; i"irii uiid rrcralltn. and I ' l Of all net idnllt rlwlma fllvd with liNid upon lujurh'H ro Ontvod In thin way. I. u TruVolOTI Ai i iils'iit Pid' rv Kniird your bunk account whll you pluy. J. C. Rhodes "InnuMfifr in All lit Itnnif liii" The ffrHt r!Ktt of th MIhhIkhIp pl Viillt'y Ainiilciir KouIuk taaTOGUla tion w;im bold at IVnrln In IHls. li), m;. Western Newspatitr Uiilun.l Horizontal. l-Shovi &-Alro B Visitor 13 to crrnm ron'nintT Ifss Shot makrr'a tool IS To construct Ittfotiajt covprlns 17 A citieJ : Short for proparatory Htaool Ift-KIUcJ of lmliuert 2L1-Trlininlnii; coaulalhig of loo.sa llirt'a'la 4 I'ai t of a church M-IIVavi nly 1 y 2T ItrrHtn :i-ncifef W-Accordtna to (FreqcJij S2 I'rlri' lpal ronipori-nt 33 LnmJ inci"uro tpl.) H DUpahfl 37 hit op .,ff 39 Pouch zj t'olorsjd lwribtavo Basoili a IDoom loll a Mh-noundotl convex moltltnt; 4:-Th llfiir q lla To rani - Si n nrnpfl rR l'rrtnltiltm to thfl trpih ni-sj !( iiTo follow a-T atnre fi..-diy at i'l l.aii'l utroundtd hy witter Print Inir mraatiroa WI To miary (.7 K.irly InlmhltuiKa of Prltaln 01 Very ainnll G3Tu nlng Solution will riitprur In nn( laaue. Vertical. I Poverty Mricion lTo quarrel 3 At Pntjlli.-r Urn 4 ro five the meaning of t-Haiior ft-U'a-i obllffatal to 7 r Ancient Referee -To njarll U-Afterpart of the keol of a vc -I !2Wt;vam 17-To quIbhU IsV- Prcqu.ntly 21-Sit ual Ion 27 rav- $t9tm Txud-ii)outhci peraon 2:-Virsj)t.Tn cattle farm . ttV-Spaniill rlante 30 Utlli II -Meadow 34 (South American city (abort) Ifr-fWaterlng Place aay-UnNUlllad 4f--In a p!av. a romnrlt directed at tin ntuljcnce 41-To aVOld 42-Pluwinhltr hlfl opunliiit tn a fort for dlaclinrKo of nilMnlka 47 Pontr-Kt dlmehalOII of any ohJrct 4- .M " t HI Hllimh. r. d leV-Comfort m Atir. tr Ulllan tfesuBJave among Annlo-Hiixona t7 The harp thai one, throiith -a hulla f.8 Motiatiiinrrdaii call to praypr CI-Modern 62 To utlllz QITY E1SC "i i--" ; HfVnnrl tUn f'.nr I inrc Jp VKN in the country you can have city COokiftg convenience, A jhiI oil cKk itovc'i intense flame, fssi is gas, is heat toiirntr.ilri' That means a cool kitchen and no fires to tend. Noiseless, simple, nfr! The kerosene to use .should b the highest grade onAPcnrl Oilcpe cially refined and rr-tifmetl lor use iti oil cookstoves and heaters; I'cail Oil burns titan no smoke no odor the air slays sweet and pure. Pearl Oil -jxin'l corrode the metal parr; of your oil cookstovc. "Kerosene" or "coal oil" may mean any kind of kerosene; insist on Pearl Oil by name! STANDARD OIL COMPANY i CSSsnS U 1 I 'f t tl 1 lu need this) Here is the Kind of protection every man should have $5,000 $10,000 M "SSPEARL on MKAT LIGHT (KEROSENK) turn hr lite I if yon ilin from iiuliirul causes if yon lie from sscidon! In rase of permSflCnl total disabilil) the coinpany will 1. Waive all prttllllini payments 2. Psy )'iu $11 per week for our yr.tr ; snd III ad dition 3. Pay you $50 per month for life; anil 4. l'ay $$,ocx to your hcnclitiaty when you die 5. If disability Involve! Ins, of limlis or light rcsiili of accident, the company will pay you $5,000 in asi, immedkltlf, In addition to all oilier benefits. I In com el ifiiiporarv dlssbllltT sa it rrruli "f fidirr ifkiicM nr accident, ilir con perry w.ii iy you iii rr week lur 11 limit id 52 wccki.J 'est Coast Life INSURANCE COMPANY HOMK OrriCS-SAHfMMCItCO POaTLANO RRANCIJ m i'li I 4RVKNT1I FLOOR OAiCO lit. tin. Klmcr Irflinlirrr, 1)11. Mm. it. A. Rolflns, Arsnl llriul, "i.u.i, v:t pirn 1,,, . , . t 4i,ii -it i 9 p. in., plogiams; 10 p