The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 19, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPACK 4 PHE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION. BEND, OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1920 The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION rul-liNtn-.l Kvi y Aftci mhmi 1 Sun lay. by Thm Rtnd Hullrtin tlnrurporatwl) Kntrrrl m KiH-nnd Clauui mutter January 8, IM .. At the IVwt Hi!.. . M bnd. Ornn, Under Art of Hnrch . 1ITI. ItOHKRT W. SAWYKR Kdltr-Mnnir 1NW N. FOWI.KR AuocUU Kdn.r An IndrpnileM N : i t . standing for tb nquar deal, clean tnixincM, clean ivllttcs and the beat IntrreeU uf lknJ and Central Oregon. One Year . . . Six Months . Three Months One Year . . . Six Month HtTllBCKIPTlOV RATES Ity Mail 15.00 I2.7R ll.&O IH.RO f.VM) One Mi-nth ,:;.;. ii;6'3 All subscriptions are due and PAY AMI. IK ADVANCE. Notice of expiration art nailed subscriber and if renewal l m.je within V time the paper will be dweontinued. Please notify promptly of any chanm of ! or of failure to receive the pair I rcm:larly. Otherwise we will not b :.,-..- . tittle for copies mted. Miike all chocks and order payable to Tin- gggq Mnllwin. ) FRIDAY, JUNK 19, 13-5 sm& If Ye Obey: If yi will Obey my voice Indeed, uiul keep my rnvenanl, then yo shull bo a peculiar Ireantire unto me above all people. Bxodttl 10:5. . GOOD BUSINESS Today I ate my dinner at Bingle'a dining hall! the coffee was a winner, likewise the codfish hall. 1 ate a brace of chickens, a codfish and an eel. and muttered, "Oh, the dickens, how satisfied I feel!" And when 1 went to settle, the boss was standing there, with coffee in a kettle, and salad in his hair. I said, "Oh, Mr. Bingle, your hash house can't be beat ! Your victuals make me tfojde with' joy from head to feet ! 1 like your scrambled taters, I like your beans. Kad.:ook; you have the finest waiters, you have the ablest cook.' And Single was so tickled the poor man almost cried, and from his eyes there trickled the tears of joy and pride. Then t the desk came Dutton a man with frozen face; he said, "My slice of mutton was simply a disgrace; the viands you are Belling are not as advertised: your kraut is evil BBBfilllngi your pies are vulcani.ed." Then Bingle said, severely. "1 do not want your trade: you are accus omed, clearly, to grub that is decayed." Now when again he sees me in Hinjrle's bean bazar, the txss will strive to please me in all the ways there are. He'll give me meat that's tender, ami cake that's like a kiss, and doughnuts that engender the ultimate of bliss. And so the path is easy down which I gayiy tread; though compliments be wheezy, I Bee that the are said. CHINESE ISSUE STRIKE THREAT British Chief Target of Action l.A KOI.I.KTTK Youth is the time of radical i.leas. so it tft said, ami with in coinae con servatism, but to Robert M- l.a Kol lolte. senator from Wisconsin for 2i years. nRe seemed to hrinp an evenj greater press of radical thought and.j program man nan neen nis in nis. younger days. Was it because he "The Portrait of Million." one ail opera by Massenet; In p. m . Henry Halstead's orchestra. KKI. Earle C. Anthony. I.os Anse- 467 meters 5:30 p. m., Kxam- Iner: 6 p. m.. nightly doings; 1 P- .l:in. nrrluitni 7 i R 11 m lln,k . , - - ' - -. - " liner: 9 p. m... literature IMA 1 - of the south: 10 p n done successful battle against truly great and crying evils of the social untl political and economic life of his youth he later could find no more such causes in which to break a lance and so went to extremes? Do not think we would say that the golden age Is now upon us. nor that all that needed correction was cor rected by Im Kolh-tte the governor and La Follelte the junior senator from Wisconsin. There are still bat tics to he fought, but La Kollelie latterly kept getting Into the wrong ones and trying to promote others of his own making that the country fell meant going too far. Arrangements for the Nordic Mid Bani' nd nuali Packard Summer festival to be held Sunday Uudio club; 11 p. in . KF1 Midline Frolic, stars of screen and stagei KH.I. Times. Los Angeles. 4.0Q J meters 6:30 p. m.. children's hour; S p. m.. program: 1" p. in . Art Hick man's orchestra. KNX. Kxpress. Loa Ar.c.-les. :;::7 meters 5 p. ni.. markets; 5:4 p, m talk: 7:3" p. m.. organ recltai: I p. in.. Lb. Angeles opera chorus; 10 I p. in.. Abe Lyman's orchestra: 11 I p. m.. Hollywood night. KFOA. Khodts Store. Seattle. -155 Pekin Government Not In dined to Stop Commun istic Propaganda (ti. r. bmeji win at Dm Stad iiuiuitm LONDON. June 1:1. A Pekin dls patch to the KYentaj News today re ported a strike against the Brlttan Kill be inaugurated in all China on June -ft The same source said that soviet worker had sent nil addition al 1 0,1 pounds for the Chinese strike fund. Other I'ekln advloo. said that the Chinese press is bitterly attacking Kuclaud. while the situation was said to have serious features from ttie fait that the Chinese government was disinclined to prevent communis tic propacundu. The rupture yesterday of negotia tions looking to adjustment of dif ficulties at Shanghai, wus regarded ! as grave. The Chinese demanded a share In the municipal government i lucre, but the allies retarded the set tlement as outside Chinese Jurlsdic lltoa and held that such a concession pp r. fy wouia open up broad questions of io Uraw Large trowd i p i. Students I , ck llo. A Morning Post Shanghai dispatch. unconfirmed from any other source, reported n huge demonstration of students had wrecked shops in Sb.iug hul and had demanded war on Ureal Britain and Japan. Many Grangers Attend Picnic At Old Culver Numerous grauger-i from Qoi chutes, county are lodav utteinll o: the ninth annual picnic of the llnv slack grange, which Is boJJJJ held ul old Dttlvor Bpeakarii include Pto (lessor Reed of 0 4 c . state Prohi bition Director W. S Levemt. and R, K Faviiie. editor ot ihi- Western Farmer The da's enter tatntueut was to In elude atltouiiibtle races, horse liiii';'. 'fool races ami a baseball game he twepS the Powell Untie and Hnvstack 1 granges i A basket dinner was to be held at ! noon and a dance with Mniiuer orchestra in the evening. pan i Low tl. belm tuperrs b' w. Mid-summer Festival Tun-.alo Island under the auspices of tbe Hend lodge. Order of Vusu. have been completed and the lodf Is ex pecting a l.srge crowd, both of mem bers and their families and fri' lids. anil of the general public. WASHINGTON, June II A gen ; mil or 4 n m RntTman iri hpit r:i r ,i. .- .1 .......... Ti..,. u.e.... .uK,...e. ,...... fi .,m.. Hoffman orchestra; I -,5 wus UN course ot l.a r o tette s politi cal career, with the progressivls.n touched with radical madness and rancor against his antagonists as when in 1912 he destroyed in a speech In Philadelphia a political situation that had been shaping It self to make him a real contender for the presidency. Betore that lime his popular heroshfp had been in creasing by serrice and worth. After p in i p. m.. program: S:30 p. m.. program 10 p. m.. Kddle Darkness orchest.a w :th elnp 'do- Coli;i::tiia was a three tiini winner Butte Inn by Ihe Pacific Te'.ep'i . ie of the Intercollegiate A. A. A. A. and Telegrapb Co . states J. L. Oallit- cnam:onships in 1177-78-79. and it. local manager of the company hies never won since. When this switchboard is completed A new ISO line switchboard. 36 additional stations, is now I it the idol was cast down and in the installed for the addition to the war lime he was even caricatured and made traitorous under a most transparent disguise in stnry and on the screen. He came bark in n eel and even took on power though it there will be 103 stations in the PiWt was Ihe power to deny and obstruct , Eulte Inn. rather than to do and affirm. Final- Work now belnr: carried on by the ly with what can be described only ! telephone company In Bend includes' ua a gesture of pure egotism he made the installation of t; No. 2 Intercom himself a candidate for president. I municating system iu the Central His defeat was as great as his ram-i Oregon bank. This ayatcm l il! ban pHign had been unfortunate. 'six stations, with two trunk lint Ii.Folletle was a great man of the Installation of the iuterconimuai-.. times before he went to pieces back ; in g system will make ii poealblfl for In 1112. He did big things i.nd ! employes of the hank to call vario-:-things that were good for the people. t offices in the building without going Even after that year he was to be j through the central office, reckoned with but his real day had I Several intercommunicating sys passed. He will go into American tem'i have already been installed ..n blatory as a great progressive whose various bnalneaa housts in V ind. The follow-ing was lost as he grew radical. ! present w ork of the telephone com- The premiir feature will be the er.tl strike against foreigners is m. organ recital: C: 15 n. m.. travel '"""' uancers .rem i on laim. , oii ami .vno are ap;ie'r'nc in Hie rose resll- M'.uiM'ii is urowiiig rapid val events this w-eek. Other attrac tive entertainment, including music and dancin?. has been arranged. A sports program will be held, y.ith prizes for the winners- The progrrm begins at 1" o'clock Siindu) mroning. At 12:30 luncheon will be rv. .1 No charge will hejp. de for the pic-; :i, crouin! but jam ii am i;e: v ,11 (SS y, U,TKK miujou be charged for leftrlieon and refresh-1 ,r. r. tj wir. ,.,TV 0a Hullrtin i MAKYSVILLK. CaJ., June 1:. pf the pr'ies will be a IE Fire losses estimated at 1550.000 of groceries, to the iaiges; i w.o; sustained early this morning all- nilliig. :i Tori MIL T.l ."..Lie. .. lit ti .1.. pnrUneni today. Three forelcners. an Knglishman. a Swedish subject and a Pole, were severely beaten by an. I foreign mobs at chunking, liob ert I Sinythe, Amerlc.in vice consul at I bunking leieirtnl to Ih dt purtment. Cane Variety Store Special lor Saturday ROLLINS HOSIERY $1.00 I.mlits' Silk Hose, 85c IJ25 Ladie' Silk Hose. SLID 60c Ladies' Son Hose, 50c UdU stamped dres .51.00 Children's Stamped Drosses. T.'k1 GROCERIES .Mothers Oats .'Me Gold Bar Tomatoes, J. for 46c Gold Bar Corn, for (5c Gold l!ar Spinach, J fur 45c Silver liar Tomatoes, stall Install Switchboard For Pilot Butte Inn inents. One ikel family when a i core of Btnret and Dffloaa the Film block. Second and I) strei wer.- burned. in J for Good Grade Corn and Peas, - fof Royal I'luii Coffee Upton's Coffee Gold Baf Seedleaa Kaisin.s, : for 35c 85c 55c .")."C :i; Cane Variety Store IKS iond st zp i e roofe'u e'r, -c. O -. iN-. a r,L. :. : ( ' R r 0.:-JC RED OfiiP A L P, K. r, V ST ', Kab . i f. ?. njt e u.c. tb S A Cfa P Jil N T E lSC O A MHMH-O U 3 EHO V0 L OMSM cS5a i h i i8Pi2li vEpeaajs : '- '''I'vk&O K ' T A L LN . A J I. 'N'3'U'EjlR 2 A i Z ; L.F.ic N'Tn'ti'p 5 i. T.r.iv E, -; n. -;.-: RADIO l KPO, Hale Bros, and chronicle, San Francisco, 42S.3 meters 4:30 p. m.. Rudy Seiger's orchestra; it p. m., baseball, storks: C:1G p m.. War field theater; 7 ). m.. Palace boll orchestra; S p. m.. Gene James Hose Boom Bowl orchestra. KLX. Tribune. Oakland, 60s met ers 7 p. m.. news; 8 p. m.. vocal and natrn mental music; 9:30 p. m.. Tom (ierunovieh's Ballroom Enter tainers. KOO, tleneral Electric, Oakland. 361.2 meters 4 p. m., Hotel St. Francis orchestra; 5:3o p. m.. girls' half hour: 6 p. in.. Ben Black's or chestra: 7 p. in., news. KFI. EOarle C, Anthonjr, Los Ange les. 4 5 7 meters S:30 p. m.. Exam iner; 6 p. in., nightly doings: 7 p. m.. Examiner: S p. m., organ recital; !' a. m.. folk songs; 10 p. m.. John Btnallman pupils. KIIJ. Times. Los Angeles. 4'r,.2 meters- B: 30 p. m.. childrenEa hour: 7:30 p. in.. Gladys Do Wilt. "Bo manco of the Santa Fe Trail"; H p. m program: 10 p. m., Art Hick man'., orchestra. KNX. Express. Los Angeles. 337 molers 4:30 p. m., music apprecia tion, Veda Knapp: 6:30, 7:30. X and (; programs; 11 p, ip., Abe LynuinV orchestra. KFOA. Rhodes Store. Keatlle, 4G5 meters--4 nnd fi p. m., Hoffman or chestra; 6:40 p. lu.. musical pro gram; S : 1 5 p. in., weather report; lti p. m., Eddie Hafknesa orchestra, Tomorrow KPO. Hale Bros, and Chronicle, Sun Francisco, 42s. 3 meters 6:30 p. m.. Warfield tinnier; 6:16 p. in., bascbnll. slocks; 6:56 and M p. ni., Johnny Butcka cabirinus. KLX. Tribune, Oakland, 608 meter.- 7 p m.i news. KOO. General Electric. Oakland. 361.2 motors 4 p. in.. Hotel St. Francis concert orchestra: s p. m.. sport review. Al BAPtoro; 8:10 p. m., Vocal olid instrumental iniiiihiTi. TtffT "nP ia Kb r W Saturday Specials! Summer days demand BUltunei. clothing. After .so many weeks of waiting for OUT warm weather it has finally arrived and is here to slay. This means that you will have to change to lighter clothing. We offer you these speeials for this week Horizontal. 1 Ilfiivy filch 6 To put to flfKiit In Iln.rlf?r 9 Coo-J-h tailored raillery 11 Occurrence at end f dy i:-Perfod 13-!!!M!(ul rofm yn U Nurnli' r of era It To peizo IT I'urt of to U" It Borinc tool W St Katlvo 1 'on'imPd 2.1-Mal.iiip, iir money 17 To nnin x M I'arcel of eroun-1 2r-C'onJuiiei.ion toBom 31 An exriaiuntion .n-HericH (,f itnafeg etppceftrinc uri-.,u lotp "0 -Sun ko(1 j7-Mrxt. rnr. piretit I Horizontal ploco In n uphuard 41 Haippona, well or 111 H-Mlmlo 4' -To pilfer i Aiip. ndnxc on a Dsn 4S I'lfli -kk 'A-KitnlillBlied rule Cl-IIov. lei n tDocmy 6(-Ijinri meiix-uro ro-Partnke pf CG-N'enallvo IT Saint (abbr.) HV AgJtfctOr for wind 61-rlf Ilninann Ifc-To yield an tho natural rcnult iT - Jack -tnr W-A wc-ed trrovtlnK In Krnln flrM, Upioi;( to be tliu darnel (bib.) 70 rarm linplomont Vertical. 1 HrnnU mriM of butter 2 JTe'toaitjon J Pl r"n 4 -Mound of tar'h 6 Floor cov rinif C-tnlty 7-Voj and I 8.j.mber under twrlve 9 lty In Mafmacbiisuttjt 10 J"urliui 11 S.Ik fabric 11 A A blcyclfj Featlnic two n-rnrft of ft clock .10 A Kr'Up 19 Pre pM it Ion 22-Otd-l: (tier n A rfnr d liot nenicn I4-Single '." lWy'B nnrnu Vo-InhabltanlM of a BUftlpttifl country 27 Kx'-iamatlon of Urpiin '-AiiK'T 3i-.S;ll'e or porn J ft- Ancient Greek rlty .Vt-To cut to-Kficmy 41 Bvtrgrot n trv H TO ro -Tfitray 4S-I;arller 44-Too bail! 4-To mix 47-Kontlva Is 43 IiiKtib Mchool for boys f-2 Pati r nai parral M-a newt HWln bebalf of W Part of "lo be" C2-Kpn'e M-I(tibllcan f.l To cut, n cm fig W Note of Kali r.s-Bh6ldl Bo In I Ion n 111 np pear In nrtl iMttti .Men's Athletic Union Men's Sport Coats Suits .iiuis up in xt.rt, cholro, I nil cut. ragvtor m t .on mIMSi 73c Cool Hats . . . ,i . .. lot- the Mddic: rrom .'lens Madras Athletic 0 39,. Union Suits tM v"lMC Children's and Misses' 98c ( tit -out Sandals S 1.89 and $1.69 Balbriggan Union Suits Hlion si,, ve-, Ankie 1 .nimh Children's Tennis Shoes T.lc 78c and 98c Medium Weight, Cotton ,ys' Athletic Union Ribbed Unions for Men Suits. 69c 0 Men's Munsen Army ,, 1 r ' Iasl Work Shoes Blue and Cray PicrtWo sies, Chambray Work Shirts 1345 9U nil, ' 60C Men's Dress Shoes and Oxfords, .S.'.!).-5. to $445 Men's Heavy Weight Overalls Men's Outing Hreeches l ull .111. rcrj Kpoclal, '" fch"kl' "'''I1""'1, niolcaklti, cj, 35 $1.89 - .S:j.9") - $-1.25 Ladies' Outing Coats, Mens Dress Caps Breeches and Middies $1.:.") - $1.85 - $2.29 $1.89 Workingmen's Store Wall Street, E I I E E mv 'IE r 150 LBS. OF ICE Free with any Ice Box in the house We tuny a line "f Oak Refrigerators, that are priced right Don't forgot t' order your Bed Room Set now while you 1 . A small payment l -balence by til" llll Bend Furnif re Co. Complete Uoi nc i 'umisher . 'T.'-l'-T-V. i Now is the time to wear Summer Hats To keep cooi during the warm summer days which have just started and will continue for at least two months more. SUMMER HAT SEASON HAS JUST STARTED Come in and see our wonderful display of Beautiful Hats, li we haven't a hat to natch your gOWn, we will make il. All tin new styles anil colors. McINTOSH. MILLINERY s:tt; Wall Street DANCE! BY ASA LODGE Sather's Hall, Saturday, June 20, 9 P. M. The National Kolk Dancers who will appear at the Picnic Sunday, will give one exhi bition at LOiSO Admission $1.00 Music, by Folk Dancers The Public Cordially Invited i' : 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 SHEVUN-HIXON CO. I OH