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THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. BEND. OREGON, WKI.NRSnAY. JULY 1, 1026
The Bend Bulletin
DAILY KDITION
tutill.heil Kvorr .AfLriHoii Except '.Sumlay
hy Tlo llsntl LtuHctin (lncirnirati)
fnli-rrd M Swonil Clana mutter January S.
1811, at the lWoftlca at hend, Oregon, untler
Act of March 3, 187S.
ltOHERT W. HAWYKIt
HfcNKY N. I'OWl.KIl
V.liti'r-Manatfcr
Associate Editor 1
An Indej .in. I, ti( Newspaper, standinir for HM
square ilea), clean litihlticMS, clean politics mi l
chv best Interest of llend anil Central Oregon.
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II; Hall
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 1. 1925
Finding tho Right Way: -Seek
ye tho Lord while he may be
found, rail e upon Hint white
He is near: let tho wicked for
sake hja way. and the unright
eous man his thought!!: and let
him return unto tho Lord, and
ho will have mercy upon him:
and to our God. for He will
abundantly pardon. Isaiah 55:6.7.
' FORESIGHT
I bouKln ten utm by the Blough the place had little
charm but I believed that it would tl for my mock turtle
farm. It was a waste of nuiil anil sand, with stunted slinilis
and trees, and people couldn't understand why I'tl invest
in these. I knew it wasn't worth a cent for any purpose
sane, but I'm a mail, contrary cent, with fantods in my
brain. Then some one found a meerschaum mine upon
adjoining laud, anil great promoters formed' in lino, a
checkbook in each hand. They offered me a hundred times
what I had lately paid for that array of sands ami slimes,
trees blasted and decayed. 1 took their money with the
grace which Shrouds the princely jrent, and. in. a safe and
rust-proof place it yield's me six per cent. Ami now I have
a wide renown as being ultra-wise: 1 am the gossip of the
town, the sight for all sore eyes. I am the man who saw
ahead, who pierced the future's veil, and bought a bog, a
place of dread, ami turned it into kale. The men who said
1 was insane when 1 put down the price have changed their
minds ami now are tain to ask me tor advice. And ever,
always, I expect, as through this vale I tread, men's awe
ami Homage l il collect, as one wno looKeil aluuil. I rule in
pomp and circumstance, in garments rich ami fine, but
all my fortune came by chance, through no device of mine.
In prudence I in an also ran. in foresight I'm a gvp, hut
legends fasten to a man, and never lose their grip.
VACATION LIFE
AGAIN ENJOYED
Inst tho t'outl timl WM COMpftlUd tO
rttPACt IiIh way hi MUfQh
rlfjii l0Ut. Th final blow MUM
when itoppl&i at h it trot oorntr in
i.ow til, Man.. tn luqulra iii' route
to Baltni) a butty poUciuo vtvppod
up ami growled. "You muh'I itop
Uwvw Movt tlongl SMovo bIous!"
Thoutb i in- prMldtnt urt in .
oramptd qutrton in htn ui houta at
riyntiMith tlnn In (lu bttltol IiIh lath
it wm n tar luiprovod fti to bo out
of dutiKov for tho proROUti Wlittit
Court Wl ln kopl In oIom jimi GOkV
n .. . ...... n itui touoh with th6 Vertuout .'.
President and Ire Hack ,lHM
I roolittgi inii'tuhi lo KMp hln en-
Colonel Coolidge Is Be t
heved Safe
At Summer White House
for a Host
IV. r. laaaad w.r. to Tac Band BulMia)
8WAMP80QTT, Mass. July I.
HKemenl i" peak Friday at ('am
bridge at the UomIi nnnlvvritir) qI
tin1 arrival or George WiiHiiinmon in
laaauine command o( the continental
army, but it i unlikely hi will make
The preaident and Mrs Coolidge were I an amaiemenu unlet tmgni
baek nl tba summer White House latarlerg with iiIm uiiiniy tn laaYi
here today. Itopini! to resume the . uddeiily for I'lymotitli
vacation routine which was Inter-1 1
miited Sunday when they ware I n . n
forced to hurrv to Plymouth to the JtWlde ami dl'oom 111 RaCO.
Iii'ilsidf of Colonel Coolidge,
Major j. k. coupai. iiu prealdeni'i
peraouaj phyatclsVn, is atlll In attend
aiu'o on tho prosUlout's fnthor at
I'lyinouth. reporting regularly on his
eoqdlUon to Coolidge kero,
Tho rolurn of Mr. and Mrs. Coot
idKo lo Swaiupai'ott yohtcrdav hv nin-
The first ahipirient to the McKenale Silver
Black Fox ranch of the Famous Dalton-Tup-line
strain of r )xe8 will be on display July I
and after at their new ranch between Mc
kenzie Bridge anu Rainbow, on the WoKen
zie Highways Write for Information n'
drop in and sec these famous Foxes and
learn what a profitable Investment the fox
Industry is.
McKenzie Silver-Black Fox Ranch
Rainbow, Oregon
HEfil LATE PARKING
It is high tlmo that stops worr tak
en to regulate automobile purkine
on the business streets of llend. The
congestion of automobiles on Wall
street was so Kreat a year ago that
it was often a difficult thing tit set
In to the curb to place purchases in
a car. This summer the condition
has become so much worse that it is
frenently dangerous even to drive
on the street.
The reason for litis condition is
found in the fact that shoppers and
cars making deliveries along the
street, finding themselves unable to
get to the curb, are now stopping in
the street back of the parked cars
and leaving only a narrow lane for
the passage of traffic. This double
parking doubles the dangers of the
street and should be put an end to.
Pedestrians are continually stepping
out from the vicinity of double
parked cars, delivery men walk out
with armsful of packages and there
are a score of accidents barely
avoided daily. Some day the acci
dent will occur. The fire truck, for
example, may swing the corner of
Minnesota confident of a clear course
and run into
Aside from the question of the
dangers In the present condition
there are to be considered the inter
ests of the merchants along the
street, and the convenience of tour
ists and other shoppers. Perhaps
are merchants are not Interested and
in that case no one need do any
worrvini? for thorn l.,,t
be 'es.nornl Jh.s.l ,.. Kemle pass
behalf of the tourist and the business
of making it easy for him to shop.
The regulation of parking will take
a utile extra policing. However. It
This morning she received a telegram
stating that ihe automobile had brok
en dpwn and thai the family were
coming on to Bend by train. No
further particulars were given. The
Thorn family are on their way here
from Wausau. Wsiconsin.
"Perfect" Extortion Plot
Characterized As Childish
tlT. P. LraMtl Wir to Tht BnJ Bulletin)
SAN PRANC18CO, July I. BUM
: Baker and Husseil Crawford, "per-
' 1 feet crime" failures, today faced a
formal charge of attemmed extor-
; tlon. sworn to by Daniel C. Jackling.
1 copper millionaire, from whom It is
alleged they attempted to collect
tra: 5:30 p. m . George V. Ludlow,
friend to hoys": T p. m.. news: 8
p. m.! "Rivals." Richard Sheridan's
comedy. KGO players: It p. m..
Clarke Wilson's orchestra.
KFI. Karle C, Anthony. I.os Ange-1
les. 467 meters 5:30 t. in.. Kxam
iner: 6 p. m.. nightly doings: 7 p. B.,1
Bon Ton orchestra: 7:30 p. m.. lilt-1
nois poets and musicians: I p. m.,j
Schubert quartet: 9 p. m.. musical
program; II p. m.. Kxaminer.
KHJ. Times, Los Angeles. 405.2 j
meters 6:30 p. m . children's hour: i
I and 9 p. m.. programs; II p. m
Hickman's orchestra.
KNX. Express. Uis Angeles. .1
meters 4 p. m . travel talk: S:30.
7:30 and S p. m.. programs, to p.
n. r,-n,.,n'o r . 1, . w t T I. ' 11 11 111
campus night. Dnlrersity of Southern .a a ie. ni,
California students. "' uncan
.iiaiucw son stamped tnt'ir p.ot as
"the most childish we have recently
encountered."
Bride poes to Hospital
(V. P. I.raanl Wu.' g I'll,. II, n, I MrTrHn)
SAN PRAMCI8C0, July I A
marriage, a rlM by bride and groom
for their automobile, a fall and to
day Mrs. Alfred Wallace, thf f"i luer
Miss Mary Joedlne DoWds was spentl-
tor was as tilu-d with amusing loci-h Ing her first honeymoon day in the
dents as their dash norili Sunday was IttQaptUU with a broken leg.
with drama.
The president wag held by a worn-: sVs TIIKATMKNT PRQ.VKD
an toll bridge keeper and required PORTLAND. July I The Iodine
to disgorge 15 cents before coiillnu- trealinant for goiter has been defl
IBK He ale a frugal lunch at a nltely and absolutely proved, accord
country roadside inn Repeatedly be ' mg n. Mr George N Stewart of West
ern Reserve Medical IC&OOl gl Cleve
l.illd. Ohio
Dr. Slewail spoke befoie the I'a
ctflc Northwest Medical Unsocial Ion
W. G. Maiming, D. ML i
Dentistry
Hulle UMd O'KgjM Hldg.
piiouo i7 Wi Bead, Oro.
KtiW. Oregonlan. Portland. 4il 5,
meters 5 p. m.. children's program: ,'
I I : JO p. nr.. new, o p. in., ivmcii, i
110 p. m.. Renin's orchestra.
KPOA. Rhodes Store. Seattle.
454.3 meters 4 p. m.. Hoffman orchestra.
Hay growers' Association
Not .Marketing This Year
The Oregon Hay Growers' associa
tion has suspended marketing oper-
rv l is i an. -tis ror one year, aicoruing to in-
tOr DaVldSOn r&nUlj formation recelred in Bend from
Hermiston. where ihe annuul meet-
ninnmnn i . Ing of the association was held re
TERRE BONNE. July 1 Friday ., ,,, ... .
, .. . , ' cently. Plans for the organization
evening the Sundav school and i , . u .
, . ,, of a branch of the association in ihe
church gave a farewell parly at thel ,
.r..iuicn .wiiii.i nin, u-.-.'U ,ib
a meeting In Redmond less than one
il v. who are leaving for Whiltier. 'J , ., . -..a,-"." ...
California, by the way of the Mo I f ''s,soclat " f';r one year was de-
Farewell Party Given
laldlgg' Pioneer club hall in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Davidson and fam-
They will visit friends
and roJUstlTei In Portland and Seattle, i
They intend to make their home ll Night W atchlTtail S Death
w,li"1r Blamed to Oklahoma Pair
Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Davidson and'
. .....I f I ",. 11' 11. .11 .....1
..... laiiiii. ami ..il . .ii.ii .m . ii.in iinii
Is necessary and should be arranged i ...,i .v- .....,J, ...
i i.iiiiii. rtiteiiiieii .lit nriiuiiis ill ..iir
tO. P. Imscl wire to Tlic BtnJ Dullstln)
DALLAS. Tex. Julv 1 -William
Mildred Hill and Albert Sinner of j (;ortnian and Jo- lirown, both of
M - RMS IS ill iu i,orfrn,ol . . . . ....
The California o:.ni,,.,. bo swaa.ii ..j . . . . r.... . uhtain.ma. were held here today
.......,.-,,. In,. marriage at the KOu mil Home
from a slip along a fault. How many
of the difficulties of the Individual
result from jusi the same cause.
west of Redmond.
RADIO
Bwlnney was shot to death In a
gun battle With two men. he said in
a dying statement.
KPO. Hale Bros, and Chronicle.
428.3 meters 4:30 p. m., Selger or
chestra; 6:30 p. in., children's hour,
baseball, stocks'. 8:40 p. m.. States
orchestra; 7 p. m.. Gelger's orches
tra; 8 p. m.. Cremona trio; 9 p. m..
Goodrich orchestra; 10 p. m.. States
orchestra.
KLX. Tribune. Oakland. 508 mi
ters 7 p. m.. news; 8 p. m., educa
tional program; 9:10 p.m., program:
10 p. m.. Tom C.erunovich s Rallroom
Entertainers.
KC.O. Oakland. C.eneral Kilsu-trte
361.2 meters 4 p. m.. St. Francis ,KMn attending school
Without bond on charges of murder
nending examlnlnir trial In ennnav.
Monday evenlme I Unwl parly t,on wi(h (ealh Qf (.har).H Swfn.
was i given at the William Hall I home n((?hl watohman M lhf fl ht
m honor of Rev. Hi.ltn and family. nf j..nft i
I wno are leavine ior ini uaneft mis
Jweek. An enjoyabl time was spent
! In playing games, and refreshmenty
j were Herved.
: Miss Vldden of Nevada is here
(visiting with Mr. and Mr:;. Hrookings
The Indies' Pioneer club gave a
farewell party for Mrs. W. K. David
son Wednesday at the hall. Dainty
refreshments were served at the close
of the party.
.Mr. and Mrs. Kzra Kby. accompa
nied by Mrs. Clara Hibhard. returned
home from Portland Monday. Mrs.
Hibhard has been visiting friends and
relatives in Molalla.
Margaret liodeslde has returned
home from CorvalliH, where she has
SAY IT
WITH
FLAGS
SAY IT
WITH
FLAGS
Fly The Flag July 4th!
National Defense Day In Oregon
Very Good Quality of Heavy
Printed Muslin Flags
FLAGS NOT MOUNTED
Size, i feet by 9 feet: price S2.."!)
Size. ") feet by 8 feel; price $1.89
Size. I feet by (i feet; price $1.29
Size, 3 feet by 5 feet; price 89c
FLAGS MOUNTED ON STICKS
Size, 18x27 inches; price 15c
Size, 12x18 inches; price He
Size, 8xl.3'2 inches; price 5c
Size. (ix'J inches, .' for 10c
Size, .'Jxti inches; price lc
Size, 2x2 'z inches; price per doz. 8c
Red. White, Bine Hunting, with stars,
13c yard
LOWER PRICKS FOR QUANTITIES
orchestrn; 6 p. m., Bbn Black's or
chestra; 7 p. m., news.
KKI. Karle C. Anthony, Lou Ange
les, 167 meters 5:30 p. m., Kxam
iner; fl p. m., nightly doings; 7 p. m.,
Nick Harris detective stories; :i)
p. m speaker; 7:30 p. m., dance
music; 8 p. m., musical nroKiain: 1 1
p. m.i Patrick March orchestra.
KHJ, Times, Los Angeles, 405.2
meters 6:30 p. m., children's hour;
p. in., ggtronotay talk; 8:so p. m.,
proirram: !:30 p. m., PlRglr Wiggly
tllrls; 10 p. m., Hickman s orchestra.
KNX, Kxpiess, Los Angeles, 337
meters 6 p. m
i:.io p. m.. Insect life: 7 p. m . Am
Mr. Vcslal is in tlie Itcdinund hos
pital, suffering from litnt; fever.
Mr. Malkson. father of Hen Malk
son. who has been visiting here, haa
returned to his home at Kldgefield,
Wash.
Fears Brother Delayed
By Montana Karthquake
nassailor concert orchestra; ,S p. m.,1
program.
KOW, Oragbnlan, Portland, 49l.fi I
meters G p. m., Soudcr's orcbagtra;
7:30 p. m., newa; 8 p. m., concert;
lo p. m.. concert,
Kl'OA. Ithodes Store. Seattle, I
454.3 meters 4 p. m., Times; 6 p.!
m.. lloffmuu orchestra, PMebtll;
6:15 p. m., program; H:16 p. m.,1
weather; 8:30 p. m., program. 1
Tomorrow :
KPO. Hale Ilros. and Chronicle,
Sun Franclaco. 428.3 mcterH 4 : 30
p, in.. Belger'a orcheatra; 5::io p. m..
Iiasohall. slocks; ti;4ll p. m., States
orchestra: 7 p. m . Seller's orehes-l
Ira; ff p. m program; 9 p. m organl
recital; lo p. m., CablrtaiM.
KLX. Tribune, Oakland. 598 me-!
ters 7 p. in., news.
(lencral Electric, Oiiklnnd. 801.2
meters- I p. m., Kl. Francis orches-l
That hT hrother. William Thorn,
may have met with trouble in the
Montana cnrlhriuakc, was Indicated
lo Mrs. .1. K. LedKerwood of llend
toilav. Thoni uiik on his wav In
,.,1 i,... , 1 Sails. I . . ....
' I Uend by aiilo Willi Ins wife and son. i
S ACRE
TRACTS
Near Carroll Acres School.
Kltctrlc light, power und tele
phono available. Water rights
with each tract. Best land
near fiend, Kspeclally desir
able for poultry or vegetables.
Very moderate prices. Kasy
terms.
For Sale by Owner
E. P. Brosterhous
Phone 506 W
I
'jr-vp M
What the
Party Cost
Hill from florist .
Hill from grocer .
Hill for ice cream .
BUI for favors and
decorations . .
Hill for music , .
. $18.00
. 13.25
. 10.50
1.60
j.00
(
When You Entertain
Do it Electrically
Hill for electricity
that cleaned the rugs, washed
the curtains and Ironed Ihe
table linen before the party;
that baked the cakes in the
electric range; that cooled the
hot rooms with electric breez
es; that lighted the porch and
the lawn 75c
Bend Water, Light
& Power Co.
:Ki. V II
s
DR. (J. W. WINSLOW
VETERINARIAN
Kealdmc II In lug
PtMtM I IN
MARCEL WAVING
HAIR DYEING
Hair Hobbini;
Face and Scalp
Treatments
XPBRT W'ltlv nM.1
JOSEPHINE
BEAUTY SHOP
II ;IIJ U Room :l
S, uliri IIIiIk.
Herbert R. Wclsb.ms
Accountant
Room ' Dearholce InresiiRiral
Co, Balldisg. Bead
RIVERSIDE FLORISTS
Mowers for All Occasions
Hill Wall
(srefiilioiiM l."n Newport
Phone :iir.
Physio-Therapy
Abrams Electronic Di
agnosis and Treatment,
Ultra-Red Kays, Chiro
practic and all natural
or physical methods
combined.
Dr. R. D. Ketchum
Chiropractic PhysMM
Hathrr Illdg.
CITY GARBAGE
CONTRACTORS
Will Remove Your
Garbage
Tel. 66 W. 835 Bond
Wnnle, Dirt, ROCK or any kind of
llefuao "The Yidlow Track"
VERNE WILL GIVE
YOU A
lllll STLAK, I'ltlOM'll
PlttEl) I'ot.Vtous, ,ti ,m,i,
Tin: hot msci its vor
CAN BAt i on
50c
TERMINAL CAPE
et lo PranChle'l Sen Ice Nlnlloi
WAREHOUSE
Store your goods and fur
niture in our brick slor
ugc plant
Furniture Craled and
Shipped
OREGON TRANSFER
835 Bond St. Rhone 66
which win cloaa Hi cpnventlpn htn
today.
Dr. Herbert B. Malleti
Chiropractic Specialist
mi mmwii .te. hum .-
R. S. HAMILTON
ATTOIt.NKY-AT LAW
BOOaU II and IK rirat National
Hank IlulldliiK. I'houe bl.
(111. loss rvr.-'.r Ifflral
DR. GRANT SKINNER
DENTIST
Room Id O'Kaae niiiu
Ph. MS w
Jay H. Upton
Allorncy-sit.l.isw
llalrd 1 1 l.t at PiMM 114 J
land. Orciion
noil dcr lo Sheriff's of fl 01
LARSON & CO.
"Hoom of i in- QnjM nit ii"
Dlmaomit Hltwrn .no
mi ) blaa
MOUNTAIN VIi:W
Maternity Hospital
Trnllte.1 IhaffM lo OhaWpa
.l. BMMM Ale. rliuor HI
Mtiiiie Boeaherl
HIRE A CAR
and dilvo It yonraelf
Reasonable Prices
FRANK REED
timid and (inenwoml
I'hone Zd'J V Cited Car Lot
CARLSON id LYONS
PLUMBING
& HEATING
I'lumblua and ilmtlna Htippli
Until Itoom Acceiaorloa, etc ,
Pipe, Valves
and Fitting
TELEPHONE 159-J
Dr. Pauline Sears WchIci
OHTKOIMTIIIO I'll YHK IAN
(irnilnnte of Anierlcnn Hi hool of
(Nleopnlhr
foal (Irniliinte Denirer I'nliellnli
lloura: 11-112; I .-. Nattier Hid.
tiffliK I'lione nil Ilea. IITI) Ii
DR. J. W. THOM
Physician and Surgeon
O'Raaa iiiuk
orriic phone i-i. Rei, 5111
OPEN
West Side Service
Station
U
Central Avenue and
Columbia Street
Mrs. Midler's and
Presley's
HCIIOOli Oh'
Hi: . 1 TV ODIsTDIIB)
Complete Konefal oprtnia in
Madantt Paltanoaiida'i nmi
I'firlier iiioMioiIh.
BNROtsti Nw
MRS. MULLER'S
BEAUTY PARLOR
I III OleKiiii
I'lione BffB.W