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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1925)
THE KENP m'l.T.ETIN. DAILY EDITION, HEND. OKECION. 'ITKSHAY, .II'I.Y 7, I'.VJ'. PAGE A The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION tubliihwl Kvi-ry Afternoon Kxecpt Sunday by Th U'iul llultrlin llncori-'rutal) t. nt nsl m Ncmrwl ("Ihkn nutUr January S, , 1017, lit Mm I '" i - ! s if!' at M- I !. Oregon, under Art of March A, 1879. HnliF.UT w. sawYkr - - Editor-Manager 111 MtV N. KUWLRK - - Aw.vUt. fcdttor An Independent Newapaiwr, utamlimr for the, imaro deal, don busim, clrun Mntlcfl and the beat IntcrmU of Hcnd and Central Oivk. iv BtTBftCfetPTION hates Br Mit DM Year 13.00 HIk months M.7R i Three Month. LI0 Ity Carrier On Year 6-P0 Si Month W.60 On Month I .60 All . . I r ' . art- du and PAYABLK IN ADVANCE. Not in of expiration arc mnllrd aul i ami if renewal is not madv within reasonable time thr will be dif- continued. notify ua promptly of any change of addrraa, or of failure to receive the raier rmularly. Otherwise we will not be rewponsi bte for copies mif.ed. Make all ihciki and order payable to The Bend Bulletin. TUESDAY, JtJLY 7. 1918 Comlltionn of Forgiveness: 5Ut OH therefore, . . . bowels of merclen. kindness. UumhleneM of I mind, meekness, lone siifferinc. I forbearing one unolher. and for giving one another, if any man nave a quarrel against you: even as Christ forgave you. so also do ye. Colo&siatis 3:12, 13. CONVALESCENT it is ploasjint. when emerging from an illness dire and fell, to behold your friend) come1 Biirging, glad to boo you ratting wall. YOU art- tired of docs and nurses, kind and helpful as they are, you are tired of thoughts of hearses and the moaning harbor bar. You are tired of jugs of hitters and of pills in numbers vast ; you are longing for the critters who were comrades in the past. So, upon tin streets appearing, you behold those cordial men. yelling "Howdy!" as they're Hearing, "glad to see you buck agaittl Saying things 100 BWeet to swallow, but which please you just the same: "This old town seems dead and hollow, when you are not in the game! With anxiety we trembled when the docs chased to your door; you were missed when we assembled nightly at the Hlue Front store. Now that all your works are chooing, and again you're on the street, we resume OUT basement brewing with contentment targe, com plete.',' Shut off from the world of action, aching on a dreary bed. thoughts that give no satisfaction take posses sion of your head. You imagine you're forgotten, that you have no comrades now; and you chew the threads of cotton hanging from your bandaged brow. And you shed -some tears unmanly, others work and do or die. while you're lying, also-ranly. watching leaden hours drag by. Hut at last, you're convalescent and your comrades shake your hand, till your sorrow is senescent and your joy is high and grand. SURTAX SLASH PLAN IS TOLD General Reduction Pol icy Announced President Will Recommend Marked Decrease to t'on gretia Members in. v. i v.i win' M ill,- (httMnO SWAMP8COTT, Mass, July 7 The general tax redurtlon pOUojf to he recommended bv President fool idge to the coming session of con gress involving a marked decrease In both normal and surtax rales and the rop.Nil of Inheritance taxes, was annouueed tiuUiy at tile summer W hite Mouse'. The spokesman for President Cool hltie said the administration would reeemmend the surtax rate which treasury figures showed would pro duce the greatest revenue. It was lndieated this rute was expeeted lit range anywhere from to 'J.p, per cent hut certainly not higher than' the hitler figure. Under int Httttni revenue bin MUt'luxes range trom one per rcul on net Incomes of $10,000 or (14,000 gradually upward to a mnxlinupi or 411 per cent on net Iniunuvi over $800,000 'Thi- president was said lo feel thai the fundamental element in the mi ministration In riduotton program w as the amount of revenue u Mi h QOUld be drawn under the new bill It was said the administration would terouilueuil any surlav w bb ll seemed lo meet this reiiulretnent HO long as it was not one so high that In any Indirect way it affected business. It was Indicated a IB per eenl surtax would be the maximum In the idmlnlltratlon'l hill and the highest surtax might be considerably lower Definite treasury figures nrhlob'l would permit the president to reach ' an ev.ii-t decision on the normal and surtax rates h,x will reeomtnund) have not yet been received at the suuimer White Mouse, but Coolltlge has made up his maul on the general outlines of the administration's bill. The president's reeouimenil.it lans lo congress this fall will probablv eryatauiu along Uii Matt i a sllgbtlv reduced normal lav. a sur lax maximum of IS to 25 per cent and ultimate or immediate repeal of cderal inhcrilauci- Lives Father Follows Sons On Matrimonial Path Six weeks ago 0 O, McNeeh and bit tWO lOnli BnlUtOtl and .lames, were all single men Todai llle) IN all mart led nn ii On Mm M, tile older sou. Ktumnlt, was married to Mill I'lorence Manly On JQUS Iti James was married lo Miss I. rota I'nmnmi. The elder McNooly, ill widower, was inairled Motldtt) SVt I I it K al II 10 O'elOOd at his hum. I I Bail ulnar, lo Mis Carrls Haraloo Ooodrow ah of Hie oerantonlM war pvrfornivtl u) Itvv franl Jnines, who ndntlli todas thai lie Itai done a ol for the MeNeely fauilly. M 0, Mil Notly In a brick mason and has lived In Central Oregon for u number of years. Molding Ills puller between lib. chin and Ills shoulder, Routrl bopp an armless golfer, won u ruinlil put Hug OOmpttltloD in Wales When Traveling Be Sure Your Baggage Is Correct! oil. AGAIN From the Kugene Guard we clip the following: "The Bend Bulletin defends the oiling of macadamized highways Brteha Kditor Sawyer hasn't driven over one just oiled." You lose, ttlitor Rally. Said editor has driven over roads just oiled. While he was doing so he observed the oil how it smelled and spattered the ear and all the time he kept say ing to himself. "This is great, there's no dust and when the oil has soaked up there will he a bully road here.' On the same subject we find the following In the I,a Grande Observer: MIf you didn't huve to drive through the oil between Pendleton and The Dalles when that road was being hound this spring, you can ap prove thoroughly the ultimate effect evident ftiday. It's n marvelous high way, better than paving, and prob ably worth the oil splashes sufiercd by indignanl motorists earlier In the season." To this we say that even if one did have to drive through the oil he can now approve the result. This busi ness of kicking about oiling the roads is a waste of breath. One might as well kick because in building a road the grade was rough, or the first course of broken stone was difficult or dangerous to drive over. Oiling has been found to he a form of main- I tenance necessary and desirable if a macadam road Is to be kept bound up land dust eliminated. A newly oiled 'road is disagreeable to drive over) land the spattering oil messes up a car. In u few days the condition is , gone, however, and the road there after is hardly to he distinguished from u hard surfaced road. If you' ' do not like to drive your cur over a: ; newly oonstrm ted grade or over, newly placed broken stone you keep' off of it. You can keep off a newly . oiled road if you do not like it. As we recently remarked there is ' now a general acceptance of oil as a road maintenance material. lTntll something better is found we are (or seeing it placed on all the macadam roads in sight and accepting the few days discomfort for the longer com-, fort that comes in a short time. Scout Party At Work Making Road to Camp V. Bernard Morse, local scout ex ecutive, returned late last night from Scout lake, formerly Water Ikig lake, where he had spent several days with four boys from Troop I. The boys. Willis Danforth. Paris Daslinai. Vallard Stokoe and Clifford Brown, assisted the scout executive clearing the mad from the Suttle lake road to Scout lake and in cut ting a new road through the brush over a new route for part of the dJa t.uiie to eliminate a bad hill. This work was not entirely finished. The party spent the Fourth of July holiday at Suttle lake, where Willis Dantforth won a wtnuDlni sun in the water contests. On Sunday John Dttbtdl and family visited at Scout lake, walking in from Blue lake. The party at Scout lake saw many fresh deer tracks and when they came out of their tent early yester day morning a big doe was drinking from the lake about 100 yards from their camp. 1 Gordon Thatcher Claims Arline Loomis As Bride Miss Arline I.oomls. daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. J. 11 Loomis of this city, and Gordon Thatcher, also of Bend, were married at the Kpisropal vhurch last night in the presence of immediate relatives. Hev. Francis H. Ball pronouncing the marriage serv ice. Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher will make their home in Bend at the Fin ley apartments. i Metal railway ties have to be used in many parts of India. Wooden ties would be eaten by Insects. Statement of Condition of THE CENTRAL OREGON BANK At the close of business June 30t 15'-") RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $580,680.85 Bonds and Warrants 27,.l7.tJ Furniture and Fixurea 6,669.00 Hank Premises 86,661.07 Safe Deposit Vault 5,685.11 Cash and Exchange.. $162,006.32 U. S. Gov't Bonds 20c.)00.0 :i70.i)()C.. iL' $1,027,0 1!,77 LIABILITIES Capital Stock ? 50,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits . 46,176.54 Deposits 9:tt),cx7;.2: $1,027,049.77 1 r; Handsome baggage makes a good Impres sion wherever you BO. We have a com plete line of the newest and most up-to-date traveling accessories. TRUNKS BAGS SUIT CASKS II AT BOXES Everything for the Journey, Every Article An Honesl Value. YOUR CREDIT is GOOD USE IT Bend Furniture Co. House of Qualify and Service ANNOUNCING A Strong Local Financial Institution as Permanent as the Cascade Mountains Since the original announcement of the formation of the Investors Savings & Loan Association, by a group of Bend people, the new home of the Association has been constructed, office fixtures purchased and installed, the necessary forms and station ery secured and a personnel assembled and the organization perfected. This has taken some time but it is a necessary step before any organization can proceed successfully. But it is all done now- and the Investors Savings & Loan Association is now ready and prepared to offer a cooperative finan cial plan of saving along an easy and gen erally accepted plan under which no per son can fail to benefit from its program, no matter how small their income. NOW OPEN kiviFSim 11 v Savlxg s Loam Associa,tio;v AN ASSOCIA TION OF BEND PEOPLE LOANING ALL ASSOCIATION MONEY IN BEND There are more than 10,000 Savings and Loan Associations operating at this lime successfully in every part of the United Slates along the same cooperative lines, whereby the people of a locality borrow from each other in a logical, luisiness-likc, supervised by law method, as is available to you as a member of the Investors Sav ings iV- Loan Association of Bend. Nothing pays so fast and surely as interest com pounded. Small investors can only secure compound interest through this method. Your earnings from this Association on savings and from certificates are exempt from the income and surtax up to $800. in any taxable year. COMPOUND INTEREST - BORROW MONEY FROM EACH OTHER - LEND TO EACH OTHER - NO SPECULATION Are You Getting At Least Six Per Cent On Your Savings? The United States Department of Commerce has B&id: "Such organizations provide safety, a fair rate of interest and a systematic plan of saving the three essentials of thrift." THRIFT You ask how we can pay such a high rate of in terest. The answer is that Savings and Loan Association proits are prorated to all members. Plan "A" Plan "B" Plan "C Plan "D" paying .fi iu.oo per iiKiniH Into Mm Apftot -hit ion pays you 91000 ill Ond of Hl month-. faying st.oo u-v monili Into lite AfWDCiatlon pays you $1000 iti Bfiti ol 1 1- month! I'nylnK 9860 iter month into tlir Atwoclntlon pnyi you "i iti enp ol ism month. A nfflgio pit, men t imif ni-ri nur niaek in 11 ffWti iimc it paying Into thr AfMOrlatfon HOT. 70 lit Oftfl tiffin .voit kH imiI 9100 fit end or H'l months, H pnymnnl nf Mr7.."o ill one I line noil 11 it yon K IOO n( end of 111! months mi n sfnlr pjt.wm-ni or Mil. 10 nt (m Mine JMyM yon mi 00 nt end ol 1 ho montluii Plan "E" rjlvm tun Having Mfock on which pHyhimtU can ! matin In ntivh nmnunfn .nnil nl Mich tinicn m-. tin nattPi may choose, Thn owner "i thin clam nf "imk may wlllidrnn 11 ni hii time nnilit Uir contliilonn prorlnctl in itip li)rtawiii Plan "F" 1 niii 1 ',,1,1 sin, 1,, rmfiiiriiiR ml. vante imymnni nt VlOt) per nlmrc on which mill tllvitlontli win or imttl, THIS ASSOCIATION IS UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE STATE OF OREGON I'Olt KURTHttK INFOltMATION Call lua ni- hi Hi' ( mil' office. WE OFFER NO SPECULATION Surely you could have saved 98.50 a month in the hhL Look around at those older than you arc. rIAVE THEY SAVKI) AS THEY SHOULD? (ill; I II WKI.IN I..
