The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 22, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 The Bend Bulletin DAILY KDITIOX l'ublUhl Kvcry AfUrsoon Except Sunday , by The Hcinl Hull. tin (IncoriHrtl, KiiUtwI m Hnoonit UlftM matter Junumy 1017, at th Poatofflca at Bend. Orvttun. undai Art of March 3, bV. ItOMKUT W. HAW Y Kit - - Rdltor-Manavar 1IKNHY N. WW I. Kit - . I An IndaMmdcnt Newppi ttandinjr for tha j nitre ileal, rloim lnn-incHa, cltan polTttei and th beat Intercut of Hcml and Central Ortgon IVBtCRJPTlON RATES Ur Mall Ona Vaar fVrtO J SI 11, .1.1 I: $:.'! j Thriw Months UM) I uy arnrr vmv i rnr ......." Six Montha , S.M One Month I .60 All Mubcriit.oii" w' due and PAYAHl.K I IN ADVANCE. Notice of rzmratton arc ! mailed Nuliscr.bt'm and if refiewaj I not mailr within n-aaonablo time the iainr will be dis rontinuod. ritau notify tin promptly of any rhanttc of adtlniui, or of fafUm to veceivo the paper rtvularly. Otherwito we will not lv rciMni blc fur CBBlaa muxil. Make nil checks and order ia'ablc to The .nd Hulk-tin. MONDAY. JI NK 22. 1925 Tlio Kingdom Within: The kingdom of Cod cometh not with observation: Neither sluill they say. Lo beral nor. lo then-! for. behold, tlic kingdom of Ood is wllhln you. Luke 17:20. II, LILIES OK THE MOT NT A IN On the Kiopes of Blacltbutte grots and Mooin countless mountain lilies, lovely in their varied coloring. In their grace and in their fragrance. Hut that degree of eounUeesnen If less now than 1 years ago. and there Is danger that it may become even less. Posy pickers are to blame. In past years It has been all too common a sight to see autos return ing from the Metolius. literally laden with flowers, and to discover that nearly as many as had been brought in had been thrown out along the roadside when they began to wilt. And so the forest service has put out signs in the Metolius country, no: forbidding the picking of flowers, but asking that the traveler content himself with a small bouquet, leaving eHough for all. and avoiding the dan ger of ultimate destruction of one of Central Oregon's most beautiful floral species. To this request might be added a suggestion that care he taken in KUthcrliig the small bouquet. The lily bulb is quite easily torn from the earth, and the stems of the flow ers are tough. Tse a" knife, cutting the stem cleanly, and leaving th FOUR PER GENT in Canada they're Belling beer thai has Borne four per cei)i of punch, and legions come from far and Dear to drink six bottles with their lunch. From Rochester ami Buffalo, from Syracuse ami also Troy, in surging waves the people flow, to sample the verboten joy. For years there's been a growing thirst throughout this land of Volstead laws, and men WQUld travel verst on verst on buy fierce liquids for their craws. They had to drink in noisome den, and always feared the law was near, and sighed. "Oh, chee. If once again we could jri-t pickled without fear! To drink a firkin of the brew thai made some worthy city famed, without a prohib cop in view, to run us in and make us shamed!" Then gracious Canada uprose, to minister to throats gone dry. and people paw ned their furbelows, some flagons of her beer to buy. They sal ami sipped the livelong day. they drank in growing discontent; although they put large stoups away, there was no kick from four per cent. No drinker left his seat and yelled, inspired by yeas! foam in his tank; no sluggish tippler was impelled to whip a cop or rob a bank. The four per cent was thin and flat, as chaste as dandelion tea. and no one scrapped or lost his hat. or tried to climb a banyan tree. Fair Canada removed the lid, to give men freedom for a spell, but Free dom shrieked as once she dill when Colonel Kosciusko fell. Sales Increase Again a IV The Wall Flower By MARION RUBINCAM vv?;.-v7-v'cvv-'vv;7t-?a-.vv:- .V - i.i Li y.i y irf r.-t r.t y.i r.t o o y t o v. . y .. y. i jvf v. i v., y . v ., y i v i i i ARRIVAL Chapter 72 Tan began her search for informa tion, deftly hanging up a suit in the wardrobe trunk as she did so. "We reach Cherbourg early in the morning, and Southampton In the afternoon, we'll have diuner in Lon don." she began, hoping Gloria would say that they were to dine with Sant ley. Rut Ciloria said nothing, she slipped her lovely dress from her shoulders and put on her one somber bulb undisturbed to store plant food garment, a black satin kimono lined through the season and bring forth "Kh orange, however, and edge I more blossoms In the next spring with silver hrald. for Gloria had t.i end early summer. have some color about her. Such suggestions do not anDly ' "You Promised to cable when you merely to Rlack buttc; they are for all of the forest, for the preservation of the forest's beauty arrived." Pan went on. Gloria was lo cable her arrival to her new client, and also whenever she found a par- Tills preservation Is an Ideal of 1 1'rularly good piece of antique furni- the- forest service. Todav the forest ,,ur? service advises, asks, recommends: I "Va hum " (!loria responded, her tomorrow if its advice and requests ! mou,h ,u" of uln!' as she loosened ner mass oi nair. In desperation Pan asked outright. go unheeded it may command, and enforce its commands with the pow er which It possesses. Follower tf La Folletlc Joins His Chief In Death "Did you cable Mr. Collins you were coming?" "No." Gloria answered. "And I didn't write. learned never to believe In an order in my business until I have a signed contract or part payment in advance I was afraid if Santley expected me. anil 1 didn't come. It would he a greater disappointment than well. If he didn't expect me at all." "I see." said Pan. who didn't at all. "I would have cabled or written had started a letter at my office In fact when his message came that that Prank was dead. And then well, that made things different." "Did it?" asked Pan. wondering. "Ye?s because you see. Sanlley's been In love with me for a long time." "I thought so!" Pan was trium phant "Why?" "Oh. I should think everyone would he -George Is. even Hobby " Gloria gave her a curious glance, and murmured only: "Bobby's an Irresponsible child who Is in love with half a dozen women at once." Then she went on: "It began Santley. I mean, in the The price reduction on the new Overland 'Six Standard Sedan h:.s sent sales Boating! 38 h. p. engine . . . 11234 inch wheelbase . . . Larger main bearing surface . . . Pressure feed luhricatinji system . . . oil-tight univer sal joints . . . Heavier Crown fenders . . . Wi-.tl-shield wiper . . . Very latest Bnger-type Bpark and throttle levers, also horn button, mounted on steering wheel . . . Unusual room ami com" fort ... A full size Five Passenger Sedan . . . Now a value beyond comparison. Order early! I iv ..f..o Standard JsWJ&'fe,.i. & (2t W from 98S to 212 Irving St. R. S. McClure, Dealer One block east of First National Hank Call for (lemons! rat kin WILLYS-OVERT AND town a.P3i::xaw; . r ? n M 0 TOP Phone 21 J CATS This seemed to end the talk. Pan I early days of our marriage to Prank felt she had been inquisitive enough. II was around the consulate a lot. In fact, she would nver have dared he knew Frank. and he heard gossip. this much by herself, silence was a snub. She felt very badly. Her checks "He trieil to pul! Frank up In more reddened a little she was looking ! ways than one. He went after him much better as a result of a week of once well, anyway, that's got noth sen air and rest, she even had a bit ling to do with this. He hesitated to RADIO And Gloria's' He saw the effect of everything on me. (U. P. Leased Wire to The Rend Bulletin I BALTIMORE. Md.. June 22. Sen ator. Kdwin F. lidd of North Dakota died at the Church Home infirmary here at 10:30 a. m. today of kidney trouble. Ladd was one of the four senators "read out of the republican party" j of real color In her face these days. ! persuade me to break away, because by the republican senatorial caucus Gloria, who could see her from the of a scruple a fear that I'd Hilng last spring for following the banner mirror, suddenly began to laugh. 'It was only that he wanted mr un of Itohert If. I.a Follette In the last; "Darling, you're us transparent asiil it was evident that my health campaign, though they were nom-ja sheet of window glass. Tell me. j would go under if 1 stuck any longer Inally republicans. j did George put you up to all tbeae "When 1 spent that month in questions?" Cornwall, before I sailed, after It was Gold mines have been known and! "I m to sorry Pan Degar. lo separation, he told me ho loved mc worked in the Hritlsh isles for cen- apologize, turles. One of Queen Elizabeth's! "Never mind most prized possessions was a goblet : George made entirely of gold taken from a river In Scotland. Today's Bargain! ESSEX-4 TOURING One of the last models of the four cylinder type. New paint, new top, rubber good. $300.00 DOWN BEND GARAGE CO. Phone in.: He wanted me to get a divorce, and don't. Hut did marry him. I wouldn't - possibly be-' cause a lltille feeling for Frank still Yes. he was worried.'' Pan said, existed, partly because there was a forced to tell, yet feeling as though iharmlnz girl devoted to Santley and she were giving away her friend. II seemed a. shame well, for a lot, "He was so worried " she went of reasons. I hated the divorce idea , on. anyway. "Poor George! Well, he's worried : "But now I'm free, you see. Ii so much over my real troubles. I sup- don't know about that girl, he may poee I might spare him worry over be in love with her really. Hut. as an imaginary one. But I won't!"lhe has talked and written a lot of And. she gave herself nn Impish llttlcl his hove for me. he may think he! smile in the glass. j must ask me to marry him now. She went on. turning around to Somehow, a cable from me saying I: watch Pan laying away white silky' was coming, would look as though I things in layers of tissue: IhftM expected no, he must be free1 "I'll tell you, if you'll not give it i to make his choice, away to George. I believe you will "And I think he has" though, he's clever at extracting In- But ber tare had become drawn formation. 'and white as she said it. "I meant to cable Santley I wusi Tomorr A New ciu. coming. In fact, I had written that; I Intended coming some time. That Coffee's stimulative qualities are' was when I first had this orjer to due to "caffeine." a compound of go for furniture. But I was vague i hydrogen, larbon, nitrogen and wa about It on purpose, because I have ter. Today KPO. Ilulu Bros, and Chronicle. 8rh Francisco, 438.3 meter' 4:34) p. m.. liudy Selger's orchestra; 6:30 p. m.. baseball, stocks; 6;Io p. m.. States restaurant orchestra: 7 p. m.. Rudy Seiger's orchestra: 8 p. m., organ recital. f p. tn.. musical pro gram; 10 p. n.i States restaurant or chestra. KOO. General Electric. Oakland, 361.2 meters I p. m.. Henry Hal stead's orchestra; 5:30 p. m.. Aunt Betty stories. KGO Kiddies Klub; fi p. m.. concert. 7 p. m.. news; 9 p. m.. educational program: 1 p. m., Henry ttalatMd'i orchestra. KFI. Knrle (' Anthony. Loi Ange les. 467 meters I:3o p. rn.. BVMB, Iner: 6 p. m.. nightly doings; 7 p. m.. California Serenaders orchestra: 8 p. m.. songs and stories of the west; It p. m.. program: 10 p. m., Examiner KMX, Express. Los Angeles. 337 meters 5 p. m. markeU; 5:46 p. m., organ' recital; 1:15 p. m., travel talk: 7:30, S, 9 .and 10, programs, lip. m., Abe Lyman's orchestra. KFOA, Rhodes Store. Seattle, 455 meters 6 p. in , Hoffman orcheslra at Olympic hotel; 6: 45 p. u., tnttalca! program; 8:15 p m.. weather; 8:30 p. n.i Times program. Tomorrow KPO, Hale Bros, and Chronicle. San PrancUco, 428. ;i meters l0 p. m., Palace Hoiel dance orchestral 4:30 p. m., Rudy Selger's orchestra: 5:30 p. m., children's hour; 6:15 p. in., baseball, stock; 6:40 p. m., Stales Restaurant orchestra; 7 p th . Rudy Selger's orcheslra: 8 p. program. 9 p. m . musical program; lo p m Johnny Buick's t'ablrlans. KI.X Tribune. Oakland. 101 me iters 6 p. m.. Aunt Elsie's BaMM matinee: 7 p. m . news. KGO. General Electric. Oakland' 1361.3 llli'ters 4 p. m.. Hotel SI Francis orchestra: 7 p. m.. news; 8 p. m. mush-al program; lo p. ni.. Henry Halstead's orchestra. KFI. Barb) C, Anthony l.os Ange les, 467 meters- 6:30 p. m.. Exam iner; 6 p. m , nightly doings: 6:46 ; p. m.. current topics: 7 p. m.. dinner dance orchestra: 8 p. m.. Examiner. 9 p. rn., variety hour, lo p. m.. Puck ard ballad hour. KNX. Express. Ih Angeles. 337 meters 4 p. m, Helen's household hints; 6 p. tn . mark, !-. p m . edneatlQnaJ talk. f.$0 p in . pro gram. 7.30 p. ni . style talk 8 p. in . program, lo p m . movie ulghi. Abe Lyman s or, hcMra. Kill, Times, l.os Angeles. 41'. 2 meters- 6 :! p. m.. children s hour. I 7 : SO p. in Plgglv Wlggly GItIs.'s p, ni . program; to p. m.. An II lk - man's orchestra kfoa. Rhode store, taattla, 466 meters i p m.. Hoffman orchestra ; ', p III. HoffHMn. orchestra. 6.15 p in irogram; f 1 5 p. m . weather; 8:30 p. Ill, Times. In p In. Kddle llarkuess orcheslra. Ilfli full, i. ; l pound , nit, bus been found to Contain I.IKiOOl egg., and ii 7 5 pound cod 9.100.000 egg. The nil Is if Die most pro PARENTS Children, or other unauthorized persons, are not allowed on the log booms or logs in the mill pond. 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