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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1925)
THE REND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, REND. OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 20, Hi'Jr. TAGE 4 The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION ri,l!lnlul tvery AfU-rntion Except Sunday: liy The Bend llulletin f lnc-oriMirate,l KnU-reri u Second Class matter January 8, 11)17. at the IVsti.fflee at Henit. Oreuon, under Act of March J. 1ST. JtOIIERT W. SAWYKH JiENKY N. rOWLXB Editor-Mariani-v Associate Editor An Independent Newspaper, stamllrttr f.-r the. "square deal, clean business, clean pollticf r.n 1 ho best illtereet of Ilend and tYntral OraeWl sunsrmrTioN rates Z ny Mail On Year tS.OO Six month! IX. T5 1 Three. Montba 11.60 J lly Carrier One Year '' 1 Sl Month I One Month I .0 All subscriptions ore duo and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE rlotleea of expiration are mailed subscribers and it renewal in not made -within reaaotieble time the paper will be die continued. l'lcaso notify us promptly of any chantie Tif address, or of failure to receive the paper regularly. Otherwise we will not Ik responsi ble, for copies missel. Make all checks and orders payable to The I llen l Bulletin. FRIDAY. JI NK 16, 1 916 I shall not want Tho Lord Is ray shepherd: 1 shall not want. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my llfei and I will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever. Psalm 23:l-. FEDERAL ROAD AID - In spite of agreement with the gen eral doctrine laid down by President C'oolldgc that the federal govern ment, in the interest both of econ omy and the best governmental prin ciples, should cease to mix in affairs of the states, it may properly be urged that the withdrawal which he iirges should not extend to the mat ter of road construction. I The principle of federal aid for oad construction Is now In its tenth year. A good many hundreds of miles of federal aid highways have been built in that time all over the nation and it is now possible to say what federal aid does for highway con struction. According to a recent statement of Secretary Jardine, "It fjroviden considerable sums of money for needed construction and thus fur RipplingRhumos1 INHERITANCE TAX It is the meanest tax of all. that ilesecralos the bier and pall, and lifts the bundle of a corse such jroinwrs-on I can't Indorse. Through all his days man pays the tax on autos, income, pups ami shacks; with tax collectors on his trail he Struggles on to gain some kale, that when he dies his wile tint1, kills may walk, with crape upon their litis, afar from all the wolves of want, from poverty and famine gaunt. Ami when he's dead and in his box. all done with toiling for the rocks, behind the hearse ami muffled drum the beastly tax collectors come. They see the widow, wet with tears." the dirge still sounding in her ears. "Our govern ment, for which we blush." they say, "has sent us, in a rush, to size up what your husband left, to cinch the weeping and bereft. It is a ghoulish thing to do. like robbing graves, it eems to you; and we feel much like twenty cents, since we are moral married gents; but we are agents of the law, we tlo our stunt and then withdraw." Ami so the willow's little roll, with which she planned to purchase coal, and lollipops and lutes and lyres, and gatoline and rubber tires, is ripped and ravaged so the state may buy new hinges for its irate. This taxing widows is a game that ought to bring a blush of shame of any nation, state or town that strips a dead man when he's down. no further obligation upon the one day volunteer (or LBIB ." Importance of enrolling women a one .lav volunteer!! in (he army nurse corps also Is stressed. DEFENSE TEST New Avalanche reared Purpose Is Explained By Into Wyoming Valley George White Oregon's Quota of One Day Volunteers to be En rolled On (he 4th MBOFORDV dune 18. Brigadier lleueral Oeorge A. White, as chair man ol the Oregon Detente 'l'est day general committee appointed t Qovi, ernor fierce, has Issued a btilleiln of instructions unit suggestions for the It'. V I .esc.t WIN t" II"' ll'X'l HullelUI JACKSON. Wyo., June If Wear 01 a l4)COnd avalanche of rocks and dlrl In the famous Jackson Hole re I glon near here has held up scores of 'tourists whose way to the south was effectually blocked by Tuesday's gi gantic earth slide Traffic over all roads In the region has been forbidden, 'the tin,:. Veil tre highway was obliterated and highway officials do rtpl believe II construct even a temporary road through the itrloken territory, I'remoiM felt yesterday are believed NOTICE-Your Ice Box at a Big Saving 'oud hoi ..,,,,! ,,,.., ,,r t.,,.,,1 ., ..,-1,,.,-m in .. ii i-.i 1 1 - i to he the warning thai a ing Oregon's quota of 110. OHO one day i louche Is pending. Chief mountain li volunteers fbr Defense day. July 4. Known to be considerably weakened in the short time available. 1 1' the first slide Mountalnec, . pointed out mat Hie movements nun continue until the entire peuk Is flattened. The Wall Flower By MARION RUBINCAM $ Son of Rich Man Taken, Alleged Society Thief I ill. I". l.ra.r.1 Wile HI llu llrtl.1 llullrtml l.OS ANtiKI.KS. June -'I'. Jack ' Duimnd, adopted son of Scott liur land. Chicago millionaire was placed In the county bill hare today tad 'held for authorities In Illinois, wh.-r. he Is wanted on charges of directing PARIS Chapter when that lady spoke wry An tor ihe conversation on the For the next several days. Tan hail ! streets, it was a mad juiuM of little time to worry over herself orjables. Gloria either. Gloria kept them all! "Your mother knows what they'ro too busy. j saying, though." she observed sadly j Though George had plenty .if"" trance, ait.-r as Kin it a p,,iic.im.n things to keep him in : .. -ndon. ht1 Last year nearly 14,900 patriotic (regon t-itUena signed enrollment lists as one ituy volunteers tu the Tinted States arinr July ' numed by President Cooltdge for this year s defense test, was fixed upon so late that some revision has hud to bo made in the program. Time is too short to obtain the re quired enlistments through the signed enrollment method, as In li24. General While therefore asks the mayors' committees, veterans, re serve corps offliers ami other de fense day workers to administer the oath of 'uHstment and make enroll ments orally of groups of citizens en m serb-s of "socle t robberies " mas.st. at public meetings. This Is , The outh wan arrested at an to supplement wrttton eifollments. ; amusement remirl at Venice, 10.11 tOI All one day volunteers who have beach He was working at a comes made holiday plans In advance for sion us a black faced coim-iltan Vhffi I the Fourth. Is it furthi-r announced thf aajtomn. by hitting the rlgni will be exctised from othwr duty than .spot wiih a baseltall. tumbled blm oft .tw... -S ... . tu .. I kJt! M kMlM 1 iia-K n"1 iHiniis i ii i i i : in tatj)Wi iti" " The Jewell Superior Quality SolidOak Case Not Ash 78 LB. SIDE ICER, REGULAR $34.50; SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST BUY $24.50 TODAY V o U K c k E l) I T I s G o o l USE IT! In other words.'' says Oeneral ! 1 I White's Instructions, "taklnx the I He wus a sensation from the start, 'oath as n one day volunteer will not not because of the class of his vlc- Intcrfere in any way with previous tlms. but because of the terrific plans for the Fourth, and will place punchitiK that he showed In win Bend Furniture Co. Complete Home Furnishers the way to their hotel and not know- alshes means for huildinK Raps inldropped them und followed Qlotta lol" M w"ri1 of answer. highways that would otherwise not i Paris. Re filled. It insures a certain con centration of funds on a selected sys tem of roads which is reasonably ade quate to serve perhaps as much as 8 per cent of all hlKhway traffic: and it also insures standardization on a high plane and uniformity of construction.'' The matter of standardization qeems to us especially important pity. since without the one authority there They struck bight be us many kinds of road as channel anil To Pan. ilii was proof poM- Oh yes." said Prunkie cheerfully tlve that he was in love. -""-" Ceorce was different too. Most of . snppo-.. his cvjiiclsm was gone, the little e-1 1,0 believed it. For Gloria,-If she pression of amused doubt and dis- was a bad mother according to Norrls toast that was so characteristic of ; ""' standards, had accomplished one his face In the early days of the 'bin which few mothers achieve, winter was almost entirely absent. I nfl the Norrls t'ity type of mothers ftonrre when he looked at Gloria, i never at all-shc had made herself .hn.,l nnthine lint affection anil ' a Kreat heroine HI till in the eyes of her 1 small son. Gloria was the most lov-1 . .. 1,' . ....... I.. . ....I SlsisMstl a cold wind on llie,""'. "'"" "- """ ' roush, choppy sea. itiK of personalities to the chll there are states and there would jThe train people who had started oRftUS ho WM to A"y all Uirough hardly be any such agreement as loBO (tally on a delightful mornluR. hc-;n,s ""' eonnectinR roads between the states : came transformed suddenly Into pale. Together the Rlrl and tin- Child us now exists. For reasons annl-1 MmmM lookiiiE tourists who hud -.explored tin- Louvre. seeinK that must OBOUS to those which led the makers I ,lt..,l niwti.r rue. wherever the ild k amazitlK collection of old manors of the constitution to make commerce between the several slates the subject of federal regulation, the business of federal road aid should be continued. So far as economy is concerned It word In misery. Even Pan. who had not had a touch of sea sickness on the ocean. afforded shelter, who lav back in , mere, ran still too ignorant to Know limp attitudes and seemed the last . he veryeaood fiom the mediocre, but sitflllllllK ill rcilKliius uriuie num. masterpiece of Ionardo or Kaphacl. and not knowing how the mood of Is the fact that if no federal funds retired to the women's lounge Bl worship came over her. I twiner were spent on roads there would be George's suRgestlon. where she lay j 'hey wandered the streets, climbed that much mire money in the treas-on'a cretonne couch and stared un- 'ne Klffel tower in the MrMl of ele ury. However, since there Is col- happily at a port hole above htr valors this to Frankie s intense de-! lected In excise taxes on motor ve- head, whose Ray curtain flapped out-1 light Journeyed to the palarc of; hides and narts much areater sum LaMI. mH ArnnnA hi.-V aealn with . Versailles, where Pall read Frallkie, than is snent bv the covernment on!.r i,inwise mlllnr of the boat. (stories of l-ouis XIV" to Imprnvi roads, it does not seem at all im proper or unfair to go on with the road work. his "George savs the seventh wave ;,"" ' l" "' always the worst." Frankle reported. Triomphe where they could see al cominR in to see how she was'dolnR. , most the whole city from III radial- I "We went over a big one that timi mg arenuea. ana reateo wnei ex- The Southern Paciii.- objects to Ifs just like belnR In the road mend- bausted. at the Hois de Boulogne construction by the Oregon Trunk Ing machine. Isn't It. and Rolng over h"r'' Krankle played In the woods Buying that Its new Natron line is all i big lumps In the road?" !an'' '" "at uuletly and read. In the that is needed to Rive acceBs to Port-j Pan didn't dare answer. She man- . wilh GcorKe and Gloria she land fhm Knnili fintral Oreeon. Lured in nml and lav still, thinking I dined and went to plays and the op- May be. but how about access to how useless she w-as to the world In I era. and home exhausted, lo sleep gg Southern OreRon and California from general and Gloria in particular, and ""n nH sno tonehed the pillow. Gloria this section. In Klamath Falls a new high school has been named the Fremont school, thereby helping to perpetuate the name of Ihe explorer In the coun try he traversed. The American Legion must have known lhat it would get a warm re ception In Central Oregon although possibly such a darned hot one wii not expected. wondering whether be the same again. Just when her misery was most i he would cvnr avc mem no tini" to oe uuiwirw. Tomorrow A Return. HOT WEATHER! These hot days are the days Ihe housewife should be glad t" have us do her baking for her. Save your sweet disposition and keep from getting kinks In your buck by letting pur machinery do your hard work In bfflad making. There are many reasons why Hake Kite llrend Is preferr. il by most housewives. It Is made with Ihe finest North Da kotu hard wheat flour. Snowdrift shortening, plenty of milk, sugar, suit, malt and yeast North Dakota flour and Snow drift shortening are used only by the llake-Klte and that Is why we say it is the BREAD THAT IS BETTER BAKE-RiTE SANITARY BAKERY L1KDII BROS., Proprietor, Quality Uakcrs Not How Cheap, But How Cood "NIT SED" visit Our Used Department '.. " ' " r. r.Y " r : ; , r. f; alaf. lie scored 10 ii.nie.nlUe tl Juffe. lull . ... fheal.r. , k k ' "v"r Jlmmv lloberla. Frank CgrbOgM, Pat Wal.h. Vminii Charles Hoffman. Jerome llalrd. K Flaber and Jltniuy Harry BREAD SPECIALISTS Our bread cannot be matched anywhere. Made by famous linkers. Try a loaf tonight and you'll prefer ours to any other. OUR PICNIC BUNS CANT BE EQUALLED Large Split Loaf, 15c Central Oregon Bakery Phone 17.5 Thompson Bldg. Bomber Dives to Ground. Aviation Sergeant Dies (U. P. In aspd Wire to Tfea Bend llulletln) ITCHBLL PIBLD, New. York. June 21. Sergeant Douglass K. I gnn of the (list service squadron was killed when a huge Martin bomber suddenly plunged lo the ground here today. Three oilier passengers es caped serious injury. Li,,:. in home was in Blabee, Arl3. acute, the water b eam. calm. They F1pvapJ TraJrie Collide were entering the breakwater al Ca- tdcvdieu 1 mills V-Uiuuc lais. And the misery departed H At WKitA fsmiinrls suddenly and Inexplicably u it had j rtl " Illie OOX UIUUIIU5 come, and she sat tip. feeling very foolish and very much ashamed., CHICAGO, June 20. One man. Other passengers were doing the j was killed, five were seriously in-: same, past unhapplness still in their ! Jnred and a score were slightly hurt, riased nves .today when two elevated trains' "Your hair looks funny.'' Frankie crashed here at the entrance to Ihe j observed 'Come along, we're there. While Sox park. The dead man Is I And just as instantly as they had Pierce Moore. 3 1, an engineer for the NOTICE WE HANDLE STEER BEEF ONLY Quality Meats Phone 92 OREGON MARKET Miner Building Wall Street become limp wrecks, the various pas sengers began to smile and revive, and when they were through Ihe cus toms, they went chattering into the station restaurant and ordered lunch eons and wine. "I never thought I'd want any thing to eat again.'' Pan remarked as she ate omelette and asparagus. "Yes. It's the worst thing In tin world. It's more acute than a tooth ache or n broken heart." Gloria said lightly. "It's worst of all because it has no element of tragedy. It's only a Joke, but dreadful while It lasts. " In laris, Gloria had one of her sudden attacks of economy and pul them all In a tiny hotel one. il hap pened, where ahe knew Ihe propri-j 'etreaa, a chubby old lady who wel-i i corned Gloria us u daughter and Frankie aa a lost grandchild, telling I ' li 1 in in voluble French that she lust agw him In Ills mother's arms. Khe ! would be delighted to look after bin.' while the ludies shopped. So, gomeUtnes with Gloria, whr. was now earnestly buying furniture; and hangings and embroideries, and' ROmetlmea trlth Frankie, Pan ex-i plnred Parle. She found, as la the Hnd fate Of so muny Americans In' ! reaching thai i ll y of varied delights, I Hint her school French was perfectly useless. She could not even under ! stand the chubby Madame Rollande elevated lines The nrcldenl occurred as an ex press Iraln. which does not usually stop at the station, slowed up lo let off passenger:! for today's ball game. The other train smashed Into II. de railing both irains. Both trains arere Jammed with people bound for Ihe game. Dickens wrote six of his Deal bonks before he w-as 30. 5 ACRE TRACTS Near Carroll Acres School. BlMtflO light, power and tele phone available. Water rights with each tract. Best land ' near Ilend. Especially desir able for poultry or vegetable.;. Very moderate prices. Easy terms. For Sale by Owner E. P. Brosterhous Phone r.05 W WHEN YOU THINK OF GROCERIES Think of Us! We Can Supply ' Your Every Need The Union Grocery Co. Phones 81 and 82 Bend, Oregon m I 4 n DaBaiH Wash and Iron in One Day without tiring yourself. VOi; CAN DO IT! Vim can wash jn the early cool morning and iron righl after the noon-day meal. Save a precious day a week for your own enjoyment, or BaVfl the cost of a woman to come bach and "finish up the ironing." All you need is two electrical appliances THE ELECTRIC 1R0NER loii -li down to yottf ni. ivhn yon uNf n Ironor Thnl iHvcn you mi iiiitii or inn ol rvM, I fid ilia Iron' i" rooi no Him h fouler thin uh you're through in no I line. THE ELECTRIC WASHER li ilora all tlie hard "mb iiiiih" work. 1 on can rliteo ami blur rlghl iii llu' nl. Or, also. Ash tis ttboal I he mM) ftdvanlngoa or I he ol i l l t ic iviinIii i . Bend Water, Light & Power Co. IlilillilllllllBlii 1 01 fa