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THK HKNl) lUH.I.KTIN, DAILY I01HTION, BEND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY I. 1925
BAPTISTS BACK
FUNDAMENTALS
Bar Rockefeller Pastor
As Delegate
Oregon Minister, Al Seattle
Convention, Adds to Heat
of Morning Session
(U. I. LttMd Wire In lh BnJ Rullrlin)
SKATTI.E. July I. RV. Cornelius
Woclfkiii. pastor of the I'ark Avenue
Raptls! ehureli of New York, (thick
Is the rhurrh of John 1). Rockefeller.
Jr.. was lemporarily barred as a dcle-
Biue in the northern Bapttai conren-
ilOD tneetliiK here today by the cre
dentials ronimlltee. His fifth! for
the floor will romp up as a spei ial
oiiler of huslnesK this afternoon.
The rockbouml fundamental, evan
gelical doctrines of the ehurch were
endorsed with reguttndinK ami pro
longed cheers during the morning
session. Millionaires who sive larsc
sums for religious purposes were re
legated to u place of little impor
tance. The fundamentalists were in the
ascendancy during the morning ses
sion. WbtCk was marked by a mount
ing wave of excitement over the na
tion wide disputes between modern
ists and fundamentalists. The mod
ernists are yet to be heard on the
topics of the morning.
Dr. V. P.. tlinson of Oregon, one
of the noted fundamentalists of the
rhurrh. increased the temperature of
the convention in his scathing rebuke
of millionaires and his advocacy of
the old time beliefs of the Baptists
His remarks came preceding a resolu
tion that he presented and which
followed the unanimous approval of
the committee report on the investi
gation of reported radicalism In for
eign missions.
illti. (Catherine Dttgan and Mrs. Mar-
ion Child, Warren wing, brother
!of the groom, acted as heat mail.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Mary llennelt.
The newly married couple left for
a honeymoon trip of several weeks i
111 Washington, after which they will
iniike their home in Hend. The1
groom is connected with the filing
department tit the Hrooks-Seanloti
mills. He Is a sun of Mrs. B. K.
Wing, who has made her home in j
lb ltd for several months.
The bride is s graduate of the I
! Hend hlgii school and has been!
prominent in amateur theatrical ac
j thitles in this city.
POSTOFFICE TO BE
FIRST CLASS SOON
Lola Whitmore Bride
In Wedding At Church
Attended by a crowd of friends
which almost filled the Episcopal
parish bouse, the wedding of Miss
Lola Maxlne Whitmore. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. ('. F. Whitmore. and
Hert Klden Wing was solemnlred
M 6 o'clock Tuesday evening. Rev.
Francis 11. Ball officiated.
The bride wore a wedding gown
of white georgette and satin, und w as
attended by Misses Helen MrLaoph-
i Increase In Fiscal Year Is
$3,636.15, Reported
Iiutoush nf pgtttft receipts in Lhe
i lie nd post off ire for thu fisv.l yiuir I
which tnded ut pitttnighl ImI Qtsltt
over the prvvitrU: fis.al year total
SS9Si.lfi virtually n.-suriiiK an atl-
j vance of the local postoffice from
second class to first class by the end
of thf calendar year. Postal receipts
lure based on the tulendar year.
For the calendar year, the postal
receipts of the Rend postoffico
jumped from SIT. 497. S2 cenu in the
j first six months of 192 to $19.
: 287.91 for the same period this year,
jaccordinR to fiRiires compiled this
; afternoon in the local postoffico. In
order to he advanced to the first
j class, the goal which must be at
;taiued is a Rain of (7.90 before the
lend of the preson; calendar year.
The most nutabte accomplishment:
of the Hend postoffice in the past
fiscal year were the additions of :
new carrier route, serving all of West
I2lh street and a considerable part
jof the southwest part of the city, and
the inauguration of continuous t ar
! rlcr service to the business section
jof the city. All first lass mail is
J delivered to the business houses re
j pardless of the time it is received in
I Hend.
In reviewing the work (if the past
year. Postmaster J. J. HOSUI this
afternoon made known that a new
motor route, serving some 92 fami
j lies southeast of Rend. In lh? Arnold
'district, would probably be approved
by the poual authorities in the near
future. A petition for the start of
such a route is now being circulated,
und will lie submitted to the postal
authorities in the next few day. The
proposed route will be 27 miles loiu.
Indicative of the magnitude of the
v.ork carried on by the Rend post
I office in the 191438 fiscal year i;
'the fa't that morn than S.ooo O
You Only Have Two More Days to
Prepare for the 4th
A ltil of people luive been in and picked out
the car they wanted to go to the picnic at
McKenzie Bridge in. Others are going to Elk
Lake, Metolius, and some even across the pass
to Eugene and the coast.
Two days of wonderful freedom from the
routine of our every-day existence. Oh Hoy !
but you'd enjoy it and of course the family
will be sick if they have to stay home while
all the neighbors can go.
We have a choice lot of Dependable Used
Cars at very low prices ami on very easy terms.
Here are a few of them:
1923 Chevrolet Touring, in fair condition
and priced low, $100 down.
1324 Ford Touring, as good as new with
lots of extras, $100 down.
1922 Buick Six, a real car at a real price,
$350 down.
MANY OTHERS AT REASONABLE PRICES
Take the Folks Out Over the Holidays
Bend Garage Co.
Catty-Corucreil from Pilot Untie lnu
Open All Night Phone I Mil
D. packages were received during the
year. Approximately 10,000 ngU
tered !etters.werc received, accord. ng
to au eMimi'le.
PICNICS FEATURE OF
INDEPENDENCE DAY
RANGE OF WEATHER
IS WIDE IN MONTH
(Jrange, Hrooks-Scanlon and
La Tine Make Plans
Goin' over the pass with Brooks-Scanlon?
Are You Hunting For
A Tire Bargain ?
Don't grope in the dark.
Don't look up and down side streets.
Don't watch for red and yellow signs.
The sensible, business-like, time-saving way
to solve the tire question is to buy a good tire
at the right price from a reputable, established
dealer.
Here are a few examples of the bargains we
are offering in genuine Goodyear Tires:
30x3 y2 Clincher, from. . $7.65 to $16.95
9 tires to choose from
OTHER TIRES IN PROPORTION
30x3V2 Clinchers, from. $7.65 to $16.95
Bend Garage Company
Open All Night
(.'utty Corn&ed from I'liot Unite inn
tleplacejneat Parts for ah Cars Phoni urn
i
Seventy Decrees Variance
In Temperature in June
June waa charnrterlied by a wide
iranse of temperature, it is shown ly
; records of the cooperative weather
observer in Hend. The maximum
temperature MS !9 decrees, on June
I SI, and the minimum 2'.i degrees, on
June I. The mean maximum tem
perature for the month was 76.2 de
crees. The mean maximum tempera
ture for June. 1924. was 78 denrees.
Although 12 days of the month
' were cloudy or partly cloudy, the pre
cipitation for June amounted to only
.SI of an Inch. The heaviest dally
precipitation for the month wan .12
Of an Inch, on the fifth. The pre. all-
llng direction of the wind was from
I the went.
Character
Date Max. Min. of Day
'June 1 10 31 Cloudy
June 2 So 38 Cloudy
June 3 . 57 2 PL Cldy
June 4 Co II Pt. Cldy
June 5 II 31 Pt. Cldy
June 6 65 37 Pi. Cldy
jjune 7 ... . S .19 Pt. Cldy
June 8 73 40 Pt. Cldy
iJune 9 67 28 CJear
June 10 64 38 Clear
ijune 11 72 3.1 Pt. Cld)
June 12 68 35 Clear
!june 13 65 32 Pt. Cldy
June 14 64 36 Clear
June 15 76 4 2 Clear
June 16 66 47 Cloudy
June' 17 8.1 41 Clar
June 18 88 43 dear
! June 19 90 49 Clear
June 20 90 55 Clear
lJune 21 92 61 Pt Cldy
IJune 22 85 52 Clear
!.lune 23 83 42 Clear
June 24 92 46 Clear
June 25 99 53 Clear
June 26 91 61 Clear
June 27 91 52 Clear
June 28 85 49 Clear
June 29 85 15 Clear
June 30. 81 49 Clenr
Santa Barbara Unhurt
When New Quakes Felt
(Continued from page 1.)
will he restored at a cost of 5750,
000.
The Arlington hotel, known to
UrariStS for years, has been con
demned to make way for a modern
Htructure. ,
Detectives removed 1160.000 worth
ot Jewels from the room occupied by
Airs, Qlorge I'orklns. widow of a for
mer president of the Chicago. Burl
ington & Quinsy railroad, who was
killed at this hotel. The Jewels were
In a trunk which lay neglected In the
ruins for 2 1 hourH.
Work of repairing Sheffield dam,
which broke with the first tremor
MOltdSy and flooded several blocks Of
I residence!-, lion started and will be
completed within d5 days. .Mean
while there is no water shortage.
The veteran Ota Crandall has been
pitching ROOd ball for the Los An-
geieK Pacific Coaai leaguers thin
Celebrations at Tttmalo isian.i
UeKsnstS Bridge, I.u Pine and other
places, and a double holiday with
ir-numerable enticing spots In the
wooded hills of the Dsscjwtos coun
try will, in all probability, draw
heavily on the population of lleml
this mining week epd -July I and
Sunday
With virtually all places of busi
ness closing and the mills shutting
down in observance of Independence
day. Hend next Saturday will very
likely he a deserted city The rara
vans of Hrooks-Scanlon employes will
leave for their outing grounds on the
Willamette slope on the in.,rnlnr of
July 4. and will not return until Sun
day afternoon.
One of the big attrac Hons of the
mid st.de Country for July 4 will be
the picnic al Tumalo Island Thin
picnic, being held under the auspices
! of the county grange, will be fea
tured by a program of sports, ad
dresses by speakers noted In the
! slate, a baseball game, and nn Im
j presslve musical program. A dam ,
; will be held at Tumalo hall Saturday
evening. This picnic Is not exclusive
ly for grange members li is open to
i the general public.
I La Pine will be one of the few
i towns in Central Oregon to observe
! July 4. Iji Pine s big attraction will
j be a rodeo.' The Houston Brothers
I of Prinevllle will have a string ol 25
, mean broncs ut the La Pins rodeo
!to furnish entertainment. According
lo information reaching Hend from
I.B Pine, an excellent frontier pro
Igram has been prepared.
No celebration will he held In Hend
ion July 4. Plans for the observance
jof the day were considered by the
Hend Merchants' association and the
American legion, but It was decided
that audi n celebration would follow
too closely the convention celebration
In Prinevllle. It was for this same
reason that other tf.wns In the mid
state country derided not lo prepare
an elaborate program for Independ
ents day.
I The llrooks-Scanlon employes' ou1
lng will probably be attended by 100
"i- 100 peoplt The trip to the picnic'
grounds below McKsHSte Hrldge will
j be made over the scenic MftKonsts
' pass road, said to be In excellent con-
' dltlon this week.
; Milton A. Miller, candidate for'
ING!
Standard Auto Parts Co,
302 Greenwood, corner Bond ,
We are opening with a full line of parts reclaimed from
practically every make of automobile.
If you are overhauling or making your own repairs,
we will give you without charge expert advice and will
show you how if necessary to make your car run pro
perly. We carry everything for the car Tires, Accessories,
New and Reclaimed Parts, Tools and other equipment.
TANDARD AUTO PARTS CO.
A. ('. PICKENS, Mgr.
"Parts for Your Car"
302 Greenwood) Corner Bond
Phone ".H2
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I'nlt.d Slates senator "ii 'evcral oc
casious and formerly collector of In
ternal revenue In OrOgOB, wlli.be ihe
principal speaker al tbS Tumalo pic
nic. It was announced this morning
by Vern I.lvesay. a member of the
committee nuking arrangements for
the July I outing Another speaker
win be iViy Hewitt, professor "t sec
nomlc luw ai o a. c.
Brother and Sister Reunited
When .Murder Charge Made
(U. P. Usl Wlr. teTlw IUn. RsftsUSi
WOODLAND, Cel., July I Sep
arated for II ysOSSi Hester II Palm
er and his sister. Mrs. Theodore
Keonomon r,f Oakland, were reunited
in the Yolo county jail, uhcrc Palm
er la walling trial on u charge of
first degree murder.
Press reports told of 1'olnier s al
leged murder if bis 1 1 months' old
Stepdaughter, and Mrs. Keonomon.
accompanied' by her husband, cam
berg to see If tbl accused was her
hfAhfliav Khu Ml pftmaln hjH It
assist htm In his trial, she said to
day.
The ancient hntter lamps In the Last veer the llrlllsh rullm
palai f the I mini Lima. In Lhasa, rled :.immi fni.i, passengei
Tibet, are soon in be replaced b this DUMber lw ill ere kill,
electric lamps. .,, , nlcnis
STOCKS AND BONDS
v. i sttKrll s tn buf nr H nv
morkrlsihlf lialrr), lural or unllaliwl
Wfruritifg.
Arihr rnirhl for Durainl, Himr, Klint
fciul Itirke-nbackrr Melur Isaura; I'ubllr
UHOtM.
I'rompt alUnllon rivn nil orrlrri.
' : ii paid for purchaast : no delay.
Quntattnna furniahtrd.
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m 0bstinb6r of Cowmqkq hi. Ik.
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A quatnl Swiss-cottage h rgroiueter, that pays for itself in pinny
ways. II warns you when lo lake an umbrella, or when not in
hang out Ilia wash When the weather Is In be fine the
two children win be out; when stormy weather is approach
lug the witch will come out from s to " hours ahead of
rain or snow Ii la surprisingly reliable on local Weather
conditions, Made on strictly scientific principles, w have
secured a special price on a Quantity and, as long as they last,
will sell them for exactly what II eosls um to retail them 01)1)
BPc ii you bring ibis coupon Kvrrv viiLigc. i'iiy and farm homi
should have one. Come and get your! al once or mall your order.
Mail orders Bo extra for peeking ami posi tge. An excellent girt.
Pilot Butte Pharmacy
"Srrvirr. UnxurnnsHrd Stock Coin ulete"
!17 Wall St. Next to Postoffice. Phone
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sweet with, creamy
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It's Nestles ALPINE
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 SHEVLIN-HIXON CO.
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