The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 20, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 THE BEND BUUjETIN. PAll.Y KP1T10N, BEND. OREGON. SATURDAY. JUNE 20, 102B The Bend Bulletin DAILY KDITION f ublUhnl Every Afternoon Kxrcpt Sunday, by Tb Br ml liu I It-tin (lurnxratetl) Knit-rwi u Boond Clou matUf January S, , at tfa ii orfica at Jdand. Oroaon, iiri.r Act of March I, ik.V ROBKRT W. SAWYER K.lltor.Manarr III III VIV M 1 ,,IIT t- II A J1. " An Independent NtwRpaper, standing (or lbs riuurv deal, clciin buinoM, cloan olitirt and tbu beat inUrmta uf Hen.) and t'uin! Oregon. RipplinRhumos mm WjOmJmH On. Year . . . Rlx Mnhth, . Three Monlha HI n.si itirmis KATK8 lljr Mi.il 18.00 It.rt 11.60 ' One Ye,r Six Month! One Month Oj Cartl.r li.so M.io t0.4 All subscription, ere dun ami PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notice! of expiration ere Dialled .ubafribers and If renewal la not ouule within reaaonable time the paper will be diacontinued. Plrmae notify ua promptly of any chape of aoMraea. or of failure to laaalf . the peier parularly. Othcrwiae we will not be respon sible for ropiea missed. Make all checks and orders payable to The Hend Bulletin. SATI UDAY. JI NK Kato of tue Robber: Bab old nt ovonliiK lido trouble; and bee fore tho morning ho is tutl. This lt tho portion of thorn thai IPO I tig, and tho Kit of thorn that rob us. Isaiah 17:14. FALSE PRIDE When businesa la humming, and coin is rolling in. and iliin.es are up and coining, we wear a gaudy (Tin, we tliinK we're surely doing important things ana lint-, iiieh nitls we are pursuing, we'd make tho old world shine. With honors we are weighted, our wreaths uru multiplied, our bosoms are Inflated with false and foolish pride, it' we should die tomorrow who would recall our deeds? Our aunts might whoop in sorrow, ami wear some sable weeds; some friends might wipe their faces to rid the same of tears, but men would take our places while we held down our biers. Before the bells ceased tolling, before the threes stopped, live wires would come a-rolline to take the jobs we'd dropped. Perhaps they'd do things better than ever we have done, the arrogant go-getter would w in more fame and mon. I often read old papers, the records of the past, to mark the pridoful capers of men who didn't last. The awelledwUp men of forty or fifty years gone by! They Charged around, rip-snorty. their fame was wide and high. These haughty men and clever kicked up a startling hive v. and thought they'll live forever in people's memories. Hut when they died of glanders or gout or Spanish flu, these passing Alexanders made way for Alecks new. Their glow ing names have perished, all are forgotten now, the dreams and pride they cherished are dead as Caesar's cow. We are not so essential that men will speak our fame in accents reverential when we nave quit the game. -:- ISWiftll NlUUii -:- e8 N.-tle. for publication ha the social eeluuaa la the Ha turtle awue W The HwlleUai be M Latex than l:M e'elee eei Use aiWaawm al las aw nnllii Mrs lluulf O'Kano and Mrs. J J. of tho ipgeVineDl of Miss Vorno Mt Hogan ontertalned with bridge luretb i iiii PttUbrook, No data part) on Thursday ui Iho Pilot llinio , , . . ., , liSw.ij. ,. . l'l "-'' sol or I o not nr.. Inn, iho 1 h hrtdiio tables occupying the Udiu' parlor and section of tho MI"K Moargth, now o( Rend, former lubli) Tho rooms woro doooraiotl '' llvotl in ttgngwny, Alaskit, ttntl rith palms, ferrnt end popple. Tho ui,., t Lake count) Pbllbrook, prtros woro won by Mrs. M, J. Jitok-1 formorly a slur athlolo Of tho II son. Mrs. M 1. fiishnian. Mrs 0. A. blub ichool, l- employed al Etyiuoni Well and Mrs.. K. T. Kollohor. , Uro. store, 1 see Mrs D. W. Blooe outertalned the The monthly eeremonhtl ol thi Wednesday lirldno club this week at Wattyaln camp tire (roup we held her homo. Mrs. i.. m Koss won tho Tueada) evening al the hone of Mrs high s. oro ami Mrs. James Oil tlllan I John Uubttls, Honor beads were reeelYed iho kuosi prise, awarded to Rdna Ogle, Ugru Ogle, ' Uurla La Plant, Rvelyn Batey, ail. Mrs I. R, Domhll anil Mrs M .1 Itollrea an t II. Ion Ua Plant Tho Jackson wor hpatesse at th regu rank or wood gatbsrer taken b) lar liriiUo party of the Klks' l a. Ins Duroth)' VouPS ' In tin- busluras ftlnb "tifisdax ufl rnimn Throe Inhl.-s mootiiiK wbloli follow,.. I the ceremoli woi, played. Mrs. j n Jaffrlea ami lal, plans for ptenjc al Uttli rlei Mrs. John V. Stoldl won tho prtSOS June 16 woro mad A io.il hn, alio Willi o moinhors prosonl. tho Uo Lbekah lodge bold a picnic tea at thi I homo of Mrs Oso.tr Larson, two mtloi soiithwosi uf Bnnd, on Thursday. roasl was enjoyed at tho evening. olor-o of thl r. vi, w Ni 80, Woman i tssooiai loii. hold in. nation at Kim i'Vidav evening CHURCH INDIANS, FORB8T PROTKCTORS Quito froqtic-ntly reforonto is m.'tdi to tho early Indians of the west as destroyers of forests. In fact, to listen to tho stories of old time hunt ers grouped around their mountain eampfh'iH, Indians were rath less burners, scattering firebrand in a thick timber merely because It was a hairier to their migratory move inents, cr because it was the hunting Rrounil of an enentv ttibe. llul such u view is not held by al! for tomorrow, "Was the I niv.rso. people. Only recently some tlrelesr Including Man. Kvolved by Atonic searcher lb rough tomes in the or ! c'orce chives of Washington found a report Testimony meeting every Wed nee filed away in 1SSJ a report by K. B. lu' at " P- n- Hough to the department of agrienl- j A reading room is maintained in lure on Ills studies in the west. This,"1" Desfckuteg Investment Co. build report holds nn account by a cham I'M ni1 h open daily, except Sundays pion of the early day Indians. Wll-lantl holidays, from 9 a. m. to 1:30 Ilea Phllllus. pioneer ol c'lackanns. I P- a" attendant from 1:80 Oregon. graciously accepted. Tho last few weeks tho Presby terian church people have renovated the choir end of the church and dec orated the auditorium and porch Lawns have been made both In front and rear of the church Other im provements have also been made Now wo Invite all to unite with us. PirsJ t linrcli of t lirisi, Sctwttet West First Street Services every Sundav at 11 u. in Sunday school, 9:30 u. m. Suhject especially all of Maattat relations, tp a grana nouse warming; anil tlcitica tion of the new order of the church plant. The Presbyterian guild and the choir deserve the chief credit The usual services will be held In the evening. KKV. A. W. I.KW18. I). 11.. Pastor. the reading roon. "When I came to this country in 1S46 it was almost perfect In all its wildncss,"- the account credits the pioneer as saying. "With a few ox ceptlons. not a tree or a shrub had j rreshi t.-rian t linn It been touched by the hand of man Franklin and llarriman Thousands of wild Indians roved j Sunday school at 9 : 45 a. m. Morn over the prairies or huated game in ing service at 11 o'clock. txtiis Hen the Llmost Impenetrable forests. Xoinett will sing a solo, and the Ckoil fires had run in these forests fot will sing an anthem. Or. A. W S. , eatU Hay Aih otll iI Oo not fail to be ut tho Cotton to C.eS P. in. tabernacle Sunday night, or you will The public is cordially Invited to t,r:ir unraveled the perplexing gn'e attend the church services aud vlslr ,jon nf which you hato thought a Bend Hi ii. in its ragutai Iho report of Mrs. .1 I Aruol.l on Balbor'i bell. which Mi i i hri the convention of the Federation o line Clark dl-trn I depUt) from Pen Women's Club at Marahflald. tadlrton, preeenl .Mrs Jeanett tines the meeting of the Woman Shelby presided as commander. Mrs civic league Friday at the home of (i..rk nssinoii in iho Initiator) stork Mis c. J Nicholson Mrs. Arnoli which was conducted with color bear informeo the leagae member that ,-rs. A guard team Will be organlsaid iho next contention may ho held in hefoie ihe next Inlllatlan In aitlar. Hend, the board of directors having taiumanl was gtvin anil rofioshnn nis under ci usldl ration both Hend anil wore served alter the business me. l La Orande a the place for the ISIgjlng, Thoaa Initiated wore rred meeting, Pickett, Oeorgla Junes Klilurn link " man, Martha Btagavold, Bthellne The PythlM Sisters lodge Bill Cbaae, Anna K Curry. Bill It Kee .lolii a party this evening .it iho hol.tc nev. Anna Hannah. One Borbler, at Mrs. Lonk Bennett, honoring air Hartmrei Hannah Lorn Prlehard, afahel Williams of Yamhill, grand ( l ira Horner and Hose A lh chief. On Monday evening the local ess Pythian Sisters will u u.-diuoml The Kmera elnb ended ita series at fur the district convention brtdgj parties for tin. season with altut . 'hrltlge luncheon al the .Masonic ellll. A soial event of the past week rooim Six tallies nf bridge wei. Which was of aspect in'.-rsi to Hit playvd Thb sraa the last parl which younger s." was the announcement the club will hold until September The What and Why of Disease in Dombntlng tliaa n( instbotl Iim oome upon ihe stage of progfeag, As the onUtllo and oil lamp rate .vav before Ihe leelrit iiih old methods ol treating illuasos have given .way belure the tnoro modern system ( Oblra pi acl to, As iho automobile as a me locomotion is dlffertml from tho oscarl, aud Iho elocirlc III lillliK ytUI in dlflereUl from old method or lighting, o i Uhlropraotlc rotlrelj djffereni from metleal method, The OhlrOpi actor know that thl beallng force of iho hn.iv come., from within, thai tho. Force transmitted to evert tlaauo h moans of the net vims Igatem that lb hialn is Iho coiner of this ylm aid the spinal cord with It" branched is the dUtributini center, io, regardlee of wimt organ or tlasu 1 are lavolvedi the nerves thai supply them must as out from Ho. spinal cord between the Joint of the spine: and, since the spinal segments are siiginiv utov able, they ROjnotlnie hoi-uiuo Kubltixaloil and pinch Hie nerve emltllng between tham, thus causing iliaea in some mora remol pun ol the body supplied by the pinched nerve Tho chiropractor eaamlne the spine to Had ihe diipUc megl causllik the dlsea-o and adjusts It ( prCSSSI Iho bill ion, so in ipeakli n ic.o.e i iho normal tloi of mental ImpUl, hi thai Nature can again rosloro natrmOB) and health within the body, ami thai i win wu saj ni.ii citi. lopracll, gets jun tiellll HERBERT B. MALI I'll Minnesota Ave. C., Ph.C. Phone 428 PalmcrGregorj System . fniiii Adjusting thousand times. "Where is the hurn lug hell aud how many are in it nt the preeenl time?" prayer meeting next Woduesdav night between Mr Ilea and Mr GOe Dey on the question, ReeOtVOd, thai the name Christian Church is the proper and scriptural name lor the church. Milan. i sbcrnat le children's da will I baervwd b) an unusual program at ihe Sunday school hour, Ii ( a. m Miss Irene Downing of Hood River, a recent al graduate of hoili Simpson Hthlc Inatl Hethodbl Bptscopal Chnrch Bond. Opposite High SchooJ The church school ut 9:45 a. in Morning worship at 11; subject of hundreds of years, the Indians being Lewis. Knight Templar, will preach sermon. 1 Jesus' Standard of Disciple careful not to let the fire get out. I the sermon, especially for the Ma-' ship." A helpful message for a time lest the gross should be ottrned from sonic lodges: but the public is most of uncertainty. The Intermediate their horses, or lest the game should ' cordially Invited to attend." This Is and senior Kpworth leagues will hold he driven from the woods in their St. John's Sunday, nearest June 84. 1 1 joint meeting nt 7 p. m. All young section of the country. An ancient custom Is for Ihe Master , people Invited. Kvening worship at "Large trees, three or four feet in i Masons to attend some church for j 8 p. m.: subject of sermon. "The i.lnmcter, stood in these forests, with the worship of Ood on the Sunday Kinsmen nf Christ." Just now Ihe nearest St. John's day. and the Fast- religious atmosphere of America Is ern Star chapter and the Do Molay surcharged with such terms as mod chapter are expected to attend the.ernist and fundamentalist, evolution same service. All have heen Invited and antl evolution. There are those to uttend the Presbyterian church who declare that because others dc this year, and the invitation has been ; not hold to the nam" teaching with themselves :!;.- .ir. therefore not ol itllo. and Nynek In ilitll'c. 1 N'tu.k. N Y w.n preuth both morn ing ami o, ruing ut ih regular boun for services Ml is Downing has been recently aooapiod by the mlealoBari In. aid uf the Alliance church in go .. a missionary to West Africa In Iftfl Young People Alliance under 111, I. .dor-hip uf Dee Mi Huberts meat p. in vom presents at ail uf our services la must welcome J K kikk. Pastor wv 1. Ill, ), r path in America grounds uf iho n- ib ui Mmi Haven In ll.ooO UUO tO the accumulated debris of hundreds of years lying around their base, with not u sign of fire about them. Hut early ill the summer of 1 847. when the Immigrants, who had set out to seek homesteads for them selves, began to arrive, fires got starlet! in Ihe forests, anil the season being dry. they burned through tin whole summer. Millions of acres ol as fine ftirest as can be found tin earth today were killed. "The smoke was so thick that wt could hardly see the sun at midday, antl people complained of sore eye: and oppressed breathing. The ushet carried by Ihe winds became a nui sance In antl about our bouses. Rut at length Iho fall rains cume. put OUI the fires and drove away the smoke so that '.he people could breathe free ly again, and get a view of the coin try. and of the ruins of forests whicl. iiati been her proudest boast." ?Jr o s tHOr o l it! MBlAlNlTiE RfflSLI Vg H Tf r: n T..-JY ' ... W A '-: pair i :a TEBC O I N i n sHa d d E.i- gH c; Y D r! I. a v.rj: SO BtSF I NiaRO E L P E R i&Mr'o'T' ISQIflHHN o AlllLlOiRll ElF I. - A.vVj ' 2. 13 ? 15 7 17 8 1 IO 13 EaT? is j6 17 ffl7a Tq 10 THi' Tl 51 Jj $ l hi kiiiKTlom of Clod. Who an- the kinrncn of Christ? Hear thin ciiis Uon an.worcil tomorrow nUlit at this ehn nh. This i the proplt'a rhurch and all arc most rordlally welcome ut all o the servicer,. FKANK JAMK8, Pastor. i in ( turn h of i ludM 111 .Vewport Avenue Tlu Itihle ivrhol ronvenfi al 9.15. Communion and morninc sermon at 11 o'clock; certnon theme. "How t Heh.ive in th-: llotme of Qod." The evening nbjcct will he. "The Sihhath Commandment, Vhn Vftl It (liven, to W fa f in Was It QtTM and for What Purpose Was It ;lv en?" Thl will he the ffr.it of a Herle of sermons on the sabbath qnSttlon. Tbere is In be a debate at Ihe THE WORLD OFFERS YOU A HOME and there is no more de sirable place for that home than in Hend. WE OFFER YOU A LOT on which to build that home Terms if you want them THE BEND COMPANY Wall ami Franklin Phone Handling High Glass' liocations for 7 Kfxidrncr int'l fluxmux I'tti'iioxtx l'hinii STOCKS AND BONDS i sa IDS ! III- hur ral ell r I). Mfi Ml, Hlar. Mini r tenure. I'whUr marl fiahle lr Swrurtllw). Artltr rHrkr fn an.l Iti.ki nhatlrr tlllhka. l'riiHl alt en linn git rr all nltre h i ail tut purrhaawa n drlai . QmAAUpM (ninlah't liooi) BROTHERS H i lininbci of ( . niton it I UiltU. I NWe IlliU. im inui .Net 1-tvn iuii.i re-.ej tint im.t.. UN . I lal t, .li.lei..k ns let. I i in... Ue e-nt ItV-itue- Itt-tM "Uet lltt UHl'"! luliug II fin T 'Ul liu We I iHHHt BfkHtc n ltv1 lee aM Ititleig lt il Tf.ail ;-t , 1.2w. Wggtern Nwpapr Union.) Horizontal. lV' rtrtK Ono WhOM butlnm It In to lur 'r entrnp nitn Into nauticnl ncrvlrd U8in)Ul U Feitlli- place In desTt fePrpoRitfon 14 Perialnlim n thi Orient lH Nofth iiivrira (nbbr. 1 1 1 l- i i (,tiii of mtal Cl Kind of tnntintnin trri ( iC Uclatfrt (abhf.) 2iVann Cfc-A groat deal Brlua 17 To unnd 2 IHtnftil 31 Helot. King to ua 13 Book labhr.) 33 Annul sr T" ynwn 36 To liaiitni 39 Hawaiian food 40 Natural color -l'nlt 44 IJevjtts for regulating the direction of a HutiM 48 l.isiit hi own 47 Preposition 4t -Helonglnar to the Norwegian god of light and poara ' fV Itoman nnmcr.il two 1 H Antitoxin S3 cook In oven l& Hobo W Ohtt-rveg lecretly 2 To love 4--AnRT 6 A .t-rrul I KxUH Vertical. I notiiCnu member f-Acconmitab E-lt'di,-e 7-Hastcned P-ue win, worss underifroMiid In-IIymn of pralee . Vtndd lf-Kambr under four I" CongutllM I -To toarrv 22-Choose again M Traveler' clothing cheat 26 Keel one's way 2H Order (ahhi.) WKgg8 84-Precloui atone 3.'-To donate MCtme ae 53 horliontal n-BtTMn 39Aged 4lTo elevate 42 Single plflOM 4t Part of ahoe above goU and wit 45-r.oea aatray h n . (iUUtfl 4)-To aook M-b'in god H Three-toed sloth nniiition .ON tip.icnr In next lanue. Outsided Finish iW ( Lumber, we mean.) Wc carry ;i full line of time-tested, weather resisting lumber for the exterior touches. Tliis is a snoi where anything short of the best is poor economy. Let ns give you a little advice on ilii subject when you llii'jt new house. plan THE MILLER LUMBER CO. Phone 166 "BETTER THAN SPECIFICATIONS" That is what they say about CONCRETE WORK now heing (Tone by Deschutes Concrete Pipe Company PHONE BIO 4, -tat II.. ) aUtliri i-.ll . I ? Im I.e. .!. oliet iwiiafl M4MI - . -ttt .-, nt n et eti-l fewtnl Mmt Miei nmt i ! 191,411 on ... i . ,. tftgagoi Mg (lal. .i. ,M 1" p ..i liu . tg M ! . 't.JHi le mm gnun wt a c. IV, If si 4 l$49JIg Jo M t- glejiagli ..ii mt ligVM II .i-tv . .. . nl iIik fkl r,, .,,, , at,, MMMMM HNMI nnl t if . rolel Uh itleO null . 9,l "l M i iuui.iin:a H i Utmt 1 t uii . ' I I 43t.V. 1 Jl t- ! nmu r.g attfsBMl tie. tl t Ii.wj t mi iim i i.i an mmm Mll.it ft ii... i i i tun ii aim a.ljtiilin. nt uf lOT.gga it Ma Tttttl lUI'llltl. rli( tlf ut i Hal Ii-' h al 1 1, oiio. ii to lf,4)49, i M M m iim n i iiii.i,it;. mil mi. t.u "I HMIM i i .lining Um .ai IM99.I I-- i. lil lining In r. Ii"- Ht-tiiml .Itii.M Hi . MAI - .Nan. ni toanawy, i h-m jtuin t j... Ill t ,. j ,t,.r .., t r..,,,, M, h ,,, ' tmnun, j - Mva.i 'i. gtami . , t MHO I tl -fir) 1 f ..in.-. j.. I, ji, . luUeie)l, I'litllaiMI, it, ATTENTION MASTER MASONS Special Sunday. a nee of quested services nt the Presbyterian Church 11:00 A. M.. June 21. 1926, In observ Sts. Johns Day. All Masons are re- to meet, at Masonic Ball at 10:80. J. I). DAVIDS! IN, Secretary. PARENTS- Childrcn, 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.