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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1925)
The Bend Bulletin DAH-Y BDITION tublithtxl V.vry AlttrtlOOfl Rxctpt Sunday tntcrcx) rut Swonil I'Um matter January S, 11(17, at tha 1'nntufflc at IVml. Oregon, under Art it March 8. 1879. ROHFJIT W. SAWVKK - - Idltor-Manajrer MEN It Y N. FOWLER - - Auoelata Editor An lndcin'tirlcnt N-n-tiaiK,r, ntandins for the lo.ua iv lira), clean hualnroa, clean iulltir and 21)9 boat IntrreaU of llcnd and tntrnl Onifn. SlinHCRlPTION KATES lij Mall One Year fK.OO I Hlx month (2.78 ; 'Mure Mouth I1.M) l Carrier Ona Year f6.R0 Six Monthi $1.60 ! One Month $ ,0 All aubacrlj tiooa are dua and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notice of expiration are mailed' aubacri her and it renewal ta not made within rraaonahle tim the paper will be dis continued. Plraae notify u. promptly of any champ? of addroaa, or of failure t receive the paj-er regularly. Other wtae. we will not be respoiufl blc fur OO&laM minted. Mnltc hit cheek Hnd order payable to The I pQOd Bulletin. FRIDAY, JULY S, 1938 mam fit JSaWhttS- DpIIvitiiiicc A in t c! Trials: When thou passeth through the waters, 1 will lie with thee; and through the rivers, they i.liall not overflow thee: when thou walk esl through the fire thou (hall not he hurtled: neither shall the flame kindle upon thee. Isaiah 4.1:2. ! THE 0001) NEIGHBOR "He was n splendid neighbor," the pastor said today, extolling Si Ins Sabre, who lately passed away. "He had no talents glowing, no great renown he drew, 1ml in his to-and-froinj; he found some good to ilo; when men wore in disaster he'd eome and plow their soil: he always had a plaster when some one hail a boil. It' men were pale and drooping beneath misfortune's BtingS, old Silas cane ker whooping with healing In his wings. Hut here s the great est jrlory in Silas Sabre's erown: He listened to no story that ran a neighbor down. Once, summoned to a marriage, to make two lovers one. 1 pushed niy choo-choo carriage as fast as she COllld run. A speed cop overtook me and suni nioned me to court, and all my friends forsook me and railed me tinhorn sport! A parson pinehed for speeding! Was ever such a crime T Men hoped they'll see me weeding the jail yard for a time. And sundry grouchy deacons insisted 1 resign, for parsons should be beacons to keep the good In line. But good old Silas Sabre, he was a sijrht to see. when he went forth to labor with those who roasted me! Then all the grumbling flivvered. canned was the harsh remark, and 1 was thus delivered from trouble dire and dark. To be a neighbor splendid ! What better praise is there, now that his life K ended, his history laid bare?" PATRIOTISM AND FOREST FIRES I KNX. Express, Loa Angeles, SSI Tomorrow Is a national birthday, meters 6 p. m.. Village llossip: :5i the anniversary or the signing of the and T::10 p. nt.. programs; S and IS Declaration of Independence, and 1 P. programs: II p. m Lyman's birthday parties will be held in a orchestra; 1 1 m. Night Hawks, good many places. In a good many I KOW, Oregonlan. Portland. 491.5 places feelings of patriotism will be i meters 5 p. m.. children's program: stirred by oratory, band music and'7-'0 P ": 9 & ' contact; singing. There will be flag waving, j 1 0 : 3l) P- Ho' wls displays of fireworks and celebratory KFOA. Seattle. Rhodes Store. nuiM-. I 454.3 meters 4 and 6 p. m., Hoff- llereabouts there are to be three man orchestra: 6:45 p. nt.. musical arranged gatherings and countless program; 8:18 p. m., weather; 8:3Q Individual and family parties. AUIP- Times; 10 p. in.. lUrkn.ss or will be making holiday and most ill chestra. be touched to a greater or less degree I Tomon-ov with the fact that It is a patriotic! KPO, Hale Bros, and Chronicle, holiday that is being observed. San KruncUio. 4J." meters- t:SS Most of these parties will depend p. m.. Warfield theater: S:15 p. m.. on the woods for the holiday place. ' stocks, baseball: 6::15 p. m.. Stales This Is written to point out that all , orchestra: ! p. m.. Cabirians. who go to the woods can do no more: KOO. General Electric. Oakland, patriotic thing than to keep them j 361.2 meters 4 p. m.. St. Franc's safe from fire. Fireworks should not ' orchestra: 8 p. m.. sport review ; be taken Into the forest, camp flresiS:10 p. m., Independence day pro should be made and guarded care-igram; 10 p. m.. Clark Wilsons or fully, burning matches and tobacco chestra. not thrown on the ground. KF1. Kar'.e ('. Anthony. Los Ange- It's a great thing that our fore-'les. 46T meters 5:30 p. m., Exam fathers declared the independence ot;iner: 6 p. m.. nightly doings: 7 p. m . Ibis country. While celebrating that ; dance music: 7:30 p. m.. community fact the thing for us to do Is to de-lain; 7:45 p. m.. bookshelf ehat; I Clare by our acts our worthiness tolp. m.. Examiner: !l p. m.. KFi Bur Inherit und to live in such a country. ' les luers: J:30 p. m.. Pop Question One simple, little way to do that is! game: 10 p. m.. Packard Radio club: to keep fire out of the forests. campers coming out. When Questioned, the campers ex plained that the smoke was from a smudge which they had started to drive sway mosquitos. It was found that the smudge had beer started in the middle of the road, and had ban carefully extinguished by the camp ers. This smudge was also spotted by Paul Her,;, lookout on Walker moun tain, seven und one-half miles dis tant. Botii reports were' telephoned to tile central station, giving a trl ungulation reading. 0 r imMU-.tkm ta lh. nwtal ehinw tu Ml Utot Uuui I 0 'iMk Ska Honoring Mf and Mrs Ashley For rest, who will leave soon for their new home at latke Worth. Florida, the It. Pi i). B, held a butts) dinner Tuesday evening at the homo of Mr and Mrs. I,. M. Fobs. Twenty-five perSOUa attended. Cards were played I following the dinner. Mr and Mrs. Forrest and daugh ter, Rosine, plan to start some time next week for Florida They have been residents of Bond for 1 :t years, .and during all of that time both Mr i and Mrs. Forrest have been promi nent in musical activities in this cllv. Lola Whumoro. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C, F Whltmoro. anil Beit BldM Wing, ton of Mrs. B E. Wing I were married at tl o'clock Tuesday I , veiling by Rev. Francis II. Bull ul thl Episcopal church. The bfuta wore an attractive weil- ding gown of white georgette audi satin and a veil with a wreath of! orange blossoms. She carried a! shower botniiiet of while rOSSS and Cecil Brainier rose. She was at I tended by Miss Helen Mct-aughlin us maid of honor and Mrs Marion Child and Miss Kutheriue Dtic.nu as brides maids. Alt lliree were classmates of the bride tu the Rend high school. Warren Wing, brother of the groom, acted as best man. The Men delssohn wedding march was nlaycd ! by Miss Mary Bennett The wedding was aitcndcd by over 50 friends of I the young people. Afier the ceremony a reception and dinner were held at the home of the bride's parents, for 25 of the young couples intimate friends. Immedi ately afterward the bride and groom left on a motor trip to t'anada. plan- UttonUr fa.ua mt TU 1H,!U1 at as ning to visit In various places on the way. On their rttutn they will mskn their home In Bend They received many tMractlvs gifis from then largi' circle of friends. The groom is connected with the tiling debar.tinant of tha BrooH Scallloll mill 'I'll,- lo'iilc Is : Sradu ale of Hie Itcml hlth SOhool and ball been proWlueui In amateur thoatrl cats, being an uecouphshsd solo dan- t cer. More than In people, members 01 he Bend fire department and Ihslrl families, alteinlcd the social held In i the flic hail Tuesday night. In order to provide more room for dancing, the pumper and truck were lukcii oul of tha building. Refreshments were served Music for I he dunce was provided by a five piece orchestra. Mrs. A. D Abbott and children i will leave Saturday morning for a mouth's vacation trip lo tha Willani ' ette vulltv. Mr. Abbott will drive' across the McKcniic pass to Inde pendence with them, returning IP llvud next week Mrs Abbott and I the children will visit later in llcav Irion and Portland. The Sunshine club met at the bOBAI of Mr Ralph BarUotl T'lesday SftSI noon. Fifteen members were pros enl They finished the scrap books j which they have been making for children in the hospitals. 1,11,1 laid plans for their work for lite annsa j full tuutar, . . . The Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold Initiation at its regnl.tr meeting tonight at the K of 0, hall Re ; fraahmaata will ba served. , At u reunion of the Irvine fumilv held recently Milt Miller was elected I meters president. Charles McNary was one Df those preseut and undoubtedly willing to let his cousin be president ill he wanted to be so lung as the lenatorship stays where it is. 11 p. in . midnight frolic, stars of stage and screen. KHJ. Times. Los Angeles. 405.2 6:30 p. m.. children's hour; S p. m.. Independence day program: lop. m.. Hickman's orchestra; 11 : 30 p. m.. Lost Angels of KHJ. KNX. Express. Los Angeles. 337 meters 6 p. m.. Sunday church an nouncements: 6:30 p. tn . program; 7:30 p. m.. organ recital: X p. m.. program: 10 p. m.. Lyman's orches tra; lip. m. .Hollywood night. KOW, Oregonlan. Portland. 491.5 k meters r, p m . Bonders or em :... Tomorrow 10 p. m.. Souder's orchestra. KPO. Hale Bros, und Chronicle. KFOA. Rhodes Store. Seattle, 5an Francisco. 42S.3 meters 5:30 454.3 meters 4 p. tn.. 6 p. m., Hoff . m., buceball. stocks: 6:15 p. m..man orchestra: 6 p m.. baseball: iVorfield theater: 7 p. in.. Palace or- i S: 30 p. m.. Times: 10 p. in., llark :heatra; 8 p. m.. U. S. army band.jness orchestra. .0 p. m., I'alacc orchestra. New Auto Parts Company Makes Appearance Here The Standard Auto Parts companv. under the management of A. C. Pick ens, who is well known in Rend and vicinity as an automobile dealer, is a new firm which has made its ap pearance during the week along au tomobile row. Associated with Pick ens is Ray Rement. an. auto me chanic who has been located in Band for the past several years. This firm will deal In new und reclaimed parts for automobiles, auto accesMiriea. tires, etc. A feature of this firm will be the delivery of parts to mo torists who are broken down on the road. meeting, ii was 11 miotiucod today b Secretary Edward J. Cutlow. An In-' itistloa of unusual Interest win uis be hidd. It was announced. Paul by the 1 chiirtb convention 1 pastor We realise that many families will! be taking advantuge of the tWO holt j days for outing- , but we hop,- thai those who are lint I CHUKCH1 SI H VV. .11 M .-, ml .1 Hie city will come lo It bit rch BQO8TA0, holy RADIO : KLX, Tribune. Oakland. 50S me $ers -7 p. m.. news; 8 p. in.. Fourth f July program: 9:45 p. m., Gerun vlch Entertainers. KOO. General Electric. Oakland. If 1.1 meters 4 p. m., St. Francis rchestra: 6:30 p. m.. girls' half lour; 6 p. in.. Black's orchestra; 7 f. m., news. KFI. Karle C. Anthony. Loss An gles, 467 meters 5:30 p. ro., Exam ner; 6 p. m., nightly doings: 7 p. m.. Sxamlner; 8 p. m organ recital; m., negro poets and musicians; 10 -. in.. John Smalluian. baritone. KHJ. Times, Los Angeles. 45.2; forest service men in the south end leters 6:30 p. m.. children's hour'; of the forest started to the scene of p. m., program; jan's orchestra. Smudge for Mosquitoes Spotted 23 Miles Away Twenty-three miles distant, a smudge fire started by campers on the east fork of the Deschutes river was spotted Thursday evening by E. T. Valllant, lookout on Maiden oeuk. and reported to the central platting station In Bend as a forest fire. Immediately after the report was telephoned to the central station. 10 p. m.. Hick-! the supposed fire. On the wa: E! KS TO GET IMt-'llCMS t'nlforms which the Band Elks will wear In the parade at the Elks' con vention, which will be hold in Port land July 13 to IS, will he given out at next Tuesday evening's lodge CLOSED AH Day Saturday July 4 1925 Alii. 1111 TiilHrtiit It titbit schnol for all uk-- 60AT9HM M 9:45 a. m YmmK .VoplVii Alll an hottls U settMon 7 p. m. I. ev. K A. WOvd, formor.y of Se attli. MUM! to u as a cniltdittt fnr tht ponition if pastor of the AI)lani work, und will rnnducl hiTvUcn at 1 a. m. and H p. m.. to wbuh mm i oino all MHIPbtfl and frli-ndH of out ' work, and nil oiIuts who do no; wur ! ship cIvHwhere. J. W. COLLKTTK. TraistM, l it si BapUsI hurt li 1'niflt'd plan Sunday Hchool at 9: -15. It' vuratlnit time, hut if at horn-, don't forKt to ronit. Morn ini; WoraKIp lit 11 o'rtoVk,; Hriii(iti. "Artivf Chrlfltlanlty.'' B. Y. P. IV. senior group 1 in -harn at 7 p. m. Kvi'iiiiijc I'vanKlif-o- MaMMSt at 8 o'tlock. BttllC hy Junior t holr. Sunday hcIiooI worker.' conforcin Monday fvnlnc at oYlork. Chnrrh nljihl, Vdnsday. prayor, praip and Uitdt- study al o'rtork ; junor rholr Immediately folio wine Ilemrmbrr thca? datit: Slate rinvntlon iit A.ntoria July 21 to 2. II. Y. I. 1' . at f;iadxton park July M to AuffiiNt lo. (Man to aUtatAd. HKV. r. H. BEARD, Pastor. Tl Mill . I plw opiri hut ' Wall and Idaho Chtldron'n at'rvhr. ' .' a ti (-oinmuntoit and Mff tOti It a in. KHANCIS II BAIal, Mintntr. I hurt h d taliM 3iK Nt'Wport Avrrtliilf Mllilr Hi'hool at ! ir. cinntnunion and s.-rmon hy the inlnlatrr a! 1 1 ClirteUaia Kndeavor at 7. and evenlnn rmon at 8 o'rlork. J II M- Sl'AHKAN. Minimi, r Flrsl Lnthernn i httrrh o Sunday aanool, PfMehlm i IcaS at 1 1 a. m villi a report of The Bend Furniture Company wai Be Closed All Day July 4, 1925 one of the official? met a group 0. 1, c. CAFETERIA m July 4th Program AT SUTTLE LAKE Swimming, Diving and Tilting Contests For Men, Women, Boys and (iirls Prizes given for high point winner in each class DANCING 8 to 12 P. M. Swimming Boating - Fishing -- Tent Houses Meals Served At All Hours PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS iwawa EAvCVM0RNlN6'i SUr.' BP.WCrS GrrVcW CDKrertT TO THOSE WHOSE CAS' IS NSEA-V SPET- W HEN THE MORNING SUN greet' your dally arrival in Ileal .Man'.. I. und you tail content about tha manner In which your money WSJI spent If modern plumbing hat ren dored your home suniiary. If not. call to nee. tha plumb iiig doctors that's lis. CALRSON & LYONS 726 Wait St. Phonn 1 D9 J IF you have never ridden on any thing lint ordinary cord tires, you haven't any idea how much eomfort and mileage there is in a set of Kelly Flexihlc Cords. Both they and Kelly Balloons are made with the famous Kelly In tegral Bead construction. KELLY Flexible CORD ENTRIKIN BROS. DISTRIBUTORS 129 Ilrecnwood Ave. Phone 479-W "tnaav i. rmortnciftce rriw r f JQione -"But All Three" Those who want ;i modoratO-prioed cur m i J no lonfor laorlfioo aomethlnl ( bcuuty, or of mi rormanco, Por wnv thoy can buy bo ( lldnmobllo Si, mill iot, not out.', or tun, but oil tkrtt ol tBOlO qualitrM, By far tho most ooaviaoiai praol wb oan offar i the c.n Itself, Juat look :it it -then drive it ami your admiration will he won. Telephone or eatl und we will dJuiJIy limn yon u car. Tourinf 89() 0LDSM0BILE CO. OF OREGON It. U, U W In, li i r. 'jin Oreaa wood Ave. Ptiona -hm-w OLDSMOBl ttionurr oi I M r a fcl NOW IS THE TIME vol NEED Tills WEATHER PROPHET In I iin-t jit t li U CMlhrr for poll lt nt . I'lt nnr- 1 1 1 1 nt Uuoii Dai CoTn , 69c W . ulo r Hoaaa i 'Uj: lr?' "IF Mj tn Aan.'.re (.tic r tt rr.l Art UUal I. lit It U tir.rtUefl tahili " i - I aarathrr oixlttHKii. MatW n atrla-lly Unlirtr prlMtplaW. Wr ha.t n.tir.il a airial ;rU in a jttanllt) aitl aa tseac tlia la'l aaill aa-M trta-m f 9H fVWMi th'm r..i-.n. Whrn Ihr wratrwr If t W rinr thar ! rhlMrrp wtll M mjH trn iCf ftaj -lhar t' ai-un-arhlhu, tlaaj IUh til rnrnr ut f f m t h"ui art. ail nf mirt M fint. Thr hu4- tn mail- ( I ihIhish). hi HsIm i itlaaf tylr. ami la lif-tat'-.l thr i.klurr, va th I He rrr.u on-laf. -IUS h at, bl-H l,iu ami Mill. ptr. It ha r NhWMia ami twm im a Ailvrtli t tl tot 91.00 Our I'i Im inr H Q IJiuii.il Time wltli thr ou XiVC it) hini- ahcuhl r-.avr urn-. Cutna ami urt ytryia at "tier nr mall -ur itU Pilot Butte Pharmacy "Servitr Uuniirpit.im il Stock Cumplrti " !)I7 WaD St. Next lo Poatoffice. Phone 555 THE WORM) OFFERS vou A HOME and there is no more do siralile place for that home than in Bend. WE OFFER YOU A LOT on which to build that home Terms If you want them THE BEND COMPANY Wall and Franklin Phone Hitndin(t Hlfih Class Locations foi 7 llcsidsnoi and Business Purposes Phone 7
