The Bend bulletin., July 08, 1925, Image 2

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THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION. BEND. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JULY 8. 1 926
BUILDING GAIN
AGAIN IS SEEN
w-i. f i p
Figures tor June KeaCh
COA Aflfl T i I
pjU,4"" lOtal
Many Residences GO I p to
Meet Need of Rapidly
Growing City
As In nearly every previous mi nth
this year, the building record for
June is a distinct gain over the cor
responding month in 1921. There
was less uctlvlty than in May. but
June is always a slack month In
biilldlng activity.
fiuring the month just ended !5
buildings were started, for a total
estimated cost of $30,t. June,
1924. showed 21 buildings estim ued
to cost ?2(l.34. The figure for May
of this year was 4t; buildings started
for a total cost of $49.67f. This
shows that the buildings started In
June averaged greater in value than
those begun in May. The list of per
mits issued from City Recorder Loull
Bennett's office during June follows:
Anton Fossen. lot 6 block 4 Center
addition, three room dwelling IS by
24 feet. Raycraft & Muni contractors,
(500.
Floyd Van Cleave, lot IS block IQ
Lytic- addition, addition to dwelltni
12, by 12 feet. -75.
P. M. Pltier. lot 4 block 0 Mend,
apartment house containing two
three room apartments. 40 by 4S
feet. Nelson contractor. $4,500.
Mrs. A K. Kussell. lot 13 block ;
.Mill addition, addition to dwelling
12 by 28 feet and garaKe It by II
feet. $600.
William J. Peterson, lot 2 block !
Highland addition, four room dwell
ing 24 by II feet. 11.500.
Jack Cook, lot 11 block :i Hastings
addition, rebuilding garage 14 by 20
feet, addition to dwelling 10 by 24
feet.
K. K Cays, lot 1 block S Keystone
Terrace, four room dwelling 24 by
it feel. $2. 001.
E. E. Cays, lot 1 block 7 Keystone
Terraie. four room dwelling 2 4 by
30 feet, garage 12 by 20 feet. 12.500.
B. K. Oard. Deschutes place In
I. ytle Acre tracts, service station and
dwelling 20 by 2ti feet, three rooms.
1300.
Mike Keppers. lot 2 block 29 High
land addition, three room dwelling
20 by 30 feet, garage VI by IS feet.
II. 000.
J. K. Hill, lot 5 block 2 Highland
addition, three room dwelling 14 by
24 feet, porch S by 8 feet. J250.
F. B. Hampton, lot 1 block 19
Northwest Townsite Co. Second addi
tion, house 12 by 24 feet, garage is
by IS feet. $150.
Fred Kllenbtirg. lot 5 block 10
nivcr Terrace, four room dwelling 2ft
by 28 feet. 12.700.
Albert Relchel. lot 11 block 20
Bend, garage and dwelling combined.
22 by 30 feet, four rooms, brick and
stucco construction. 11.000.
Axel Hawkanson. lot 17 block 7
Staats addition, garage 12 by 24 feet,
two rooms. J20O.
X. it. Gilbert, lots 6 and 7 block 1J
Park addition, seven room dwelling
28 by ,18 feet. Kramer & Jackson
contractors. 54,500.
C. E. Myers, lot 6 block 10 Bend
Vied addition, dwelling 36 by 28
feet, five rooms. 1.1.000.
Clyde White, lot 12 block i.
Highland addition, garage 12 by 16
feet. 134.
Matt Mlllak. lot 14 block 9 North
addition, three room addition to Ar
lington hotel. 4 6 by 18 feet. $500.
W. DeBoer. lot 5 block 8 Des
chutes addition, garage It by 14
feet. J. K. Jackson contractor. S50.
Routine Nicholson, lot 2 block IS
Center addition, four room dwelling
20 by 24 feet. $400.
William Bcrfbner, lot 12 block 4
Mill addition, garage, tool house and
woodshed. 1 I by f,o feet, $200.
Fred Male, lor 9 block 29 Park
addition, garage 10 by is feet. $40.
L. M. Foss and John II. Besson.
three room dwellings on lot 5 block
7 and lot 7 block fi Itiver Terrace,
each 22 by 28 feet. $4,000.
nrxKits i t am: VS
(U. 1'. Leuij W'irp bj Thp Iknd nulletinl
HI.'KXOS AIHKS. July 8. Whll"
diners were peacefully enjoying thler
evening meal In the famous restau
rant. Kl Hropezon. the three story
liulldlnc cavort in. ImrvlnK several i
lieneath Its tlebris.
Six rlctltnt wen- taken out-.evert -
l.v injured.
The New
CITY OF BURNS
The center of Eastern
Oregon Lumbering,
Stock and Farming
Industry
llt-.-itkntial lutn in Uip In rt of
BiiniB, rnwtat (Htitct I7S ti )tlii
each. The most ItWptt IfK-iiti'inn in
the rltj-. Arrff tmrti undrr irri
Katinn. rich iMttntn IhihI within city
limit.
SPKCIAI, lfio urn nplcnriitl Itvd
laritl, 1 mill- of Merrick
olioiiiily iiriKRlrtl from warm artiKian
water, a tmap at $6no.
Send fttr IUt of barifains.
W. T. LESTER CO.
m:aii; iti:i,nins
Ituin-. Orogoit
Peasants Come to Aid
Of Beleaguered Monks
l'. r. Lraant Wlrv to Th llnj Rullrllii)
VIENNA, .Inly S. Several were
killed, .i si-ere in in roil un.l '.'" ar-
irested its (lie resull of it clash lie-
tween peasants and police around the
Franciscan monastery at Kasehau,
Cieclui-Slovakta. which bad bsen
marded for three days by deter
mined peat
Armed with st-.mcs and pitcbtorka,
the peasant nd prevented sen-
Idannes enterlnc the monastery to in-.
yeeUgftte charges tint u iriest had.
denounced President Masuryk of'
t'neeho-Slovakiu as a heretic.
Police reinforcements, arriving
yesterday, ffred into the air. bttt as
this did not dtkperM the monastery
defenders, they then chanted
Britain Won't Allow
Plea Made by Chinese
(U. I I-otLHrU Win It Thr Bend Bulletin)
LONDON, July s . QfNl Brltttq
in not prfpArtd fed follow the oxamplo
of Russia. Germany and Austria in
renoutuiim extra territoriality privi
leges in China, Foreign Secretary
Austen ( ' h n in he r 1 i n dec lu red t od a y
in response to I question.
The Chinese have contended that
abolition of extra etrntoriality in
China would solve existing disturb
ances and prevent further outbreaks
against nationals of lands enjoying '
such privileges.
The Washing ton government Is
anxionn for a conference to consider ,
extra territoriality questions.
.Mercury Reaches Hundred,
Sets Kansas City Record
U. P. LeMctl WIN to The Btml Bulletin) '
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July 8.
Thermometers reached 100 degrees
here this afternoon, establishing th
highest mark In three years. As rfj
result three persons were prostrated.'
a business mr.n at his desk, a street i
laborer, and a woman while driving;
a car.
IWITK TO BANOING8
it. P. Lal Wire to Th.- RVnti huiktinl
SAX Ul'KNTIX. CaX, July 8. !
Formal "invitations" to the press to
attend the execution Friday of Tom,
Bailey and Iewis Perry, convicted '
murderers, were issued today by j
Warden F. J. Smith.
WOMAN DIES IN ( Alt l!j:iK
I U. P. Lnunl Win to The Bend Bulk-tin I
BtjOBKB. July s. Mrs. Myrtle
M. lfllsabeck. 45. wns killed last
iiiKltt when the automobile driven by
her husband plunged doyji an em
bankment on the Eugene-Loralne
highway.
MI SSOI.1M MIMNTKUS Oi IT
tU. P. LrstH Wirt to Thr &rnrl MMk
ROMK. July Finance Minister
Alberto De Stefan! and Natlonnl
Economy Minister Cesare Nava have
resigned from Premier Mussolini's
cabinet, according to an official an
nouncement today.
PRBftCB RVACUATK I'osts
(U. P. Iutd Wirt to The Bn.l Bulletin)
RABAT, July S. French forces
""vaceated the posts of Rukeha and
Otiled' Al'.al. north of Quezzan after
destroying them, according to today V
em m n t n no mi UnVMMH MUMllAM
ORDBR MAW ACT TRIAL
LOS AXCELES. July S Sam Kot-
rhel, indicted In Portland on a charKe
(if violating tlie Mann art, waived ex
amination today and was ordered r-
moved to the Oregon city for trial.
Gap In City Pavement
To be Finished, Pledged
(Continued from page 1.)
grading and crushed rock surfacing II
would require. ,
Davidson arrived in Rend at 7:30j
o'clock this morning in his special
gasoline car. accompanied by 0, K.
Votaw. general superintendent; K. t.l
Liilie, telegraph superintendent; c.
Whitfield, superintendent of main-1
tenance; II. K. Relf. general claim '
agent; K. F. Kelly, master carpenter,
and ti. V. Inrastcr, roadmaster.
The party loft later in the morn-
Ing for Kaskella, planning to return j
to Kallbrldge from there Thursday.
The H'i'mrr una Ckrytltrixt
llour t)0 li.siortattOII, the JHKti r
iour bank account will QTOW,
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TODA.V A.MD I'UL
SEE. TO IT THAT
TOO DON'T CET
OUT WHILE. ,
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COUNTY COURT
PROCEEDINGS
Bend, Ore., June 27. I9gs. i
The County Court of Deschutes!
County met this day pursuant to ad
journment, whereupon the follow ing
proceedings were had. to wit:
in the Matter of Denfe Mall l.iceti-c 1
There was then presented the ilp-.
plication for license tor public dance
hull of t'eorge T Murphy and A. I) j
llordeii. said dance hall being sltu-
ated in Tract 2S of Virginia I'ark.:
and upon its appearing that said up-'
plication was signed h twelve freo
bolder, residing in the school district j
in which the dance hull is located,
and that said freeholders cei titled:
that the applicants are of go, d moral'
character, and requested tti.it livens,
should issue, and upon its further1
appearing that there was on file with'
the Court a further petition signed:
by thirty-eight residents of the vicin
lty of the location of said dance hall.
and upon the Court s being satisfied
that the applicants will run an order-i
ly house, it was
OKDKHKO that license Issue to1
said applicants upon their paying tin-!
statutory fees and upon thflr filing:
with the Clerk of the Court a bond '
approved by the Court in a sum ofj
not le..s than $r,oo.0l, conditioned iisi
set forth .1. the statute coverli;1: (UObl
mailers.
In the Matter of Market Koad Kngl-,
necr.
II then appeared to tin Court thai,
under Chapter Sfil of Cenernl Ijiws!
of Oregon for Into, it was the dots
of the Court to employ a competent
engineer, who shall he known as i
County Kngineer; and upon Its fur-
ther appearing that Robert It Ootid I
is (qualified under the statute to act,
as said County Kngineer. it was (
ORDBRBD that the County em-j
ploy ilobert It. QouM as County Btt-j
gineer, to receive comtiensa'ion at
the rate of $12 0" poT day while ac-
tuall engagcil 1:1 the performatu f
duties as said County Kngineer. soldi
compensation to be paid out of thej
County Market Road fund: and It Isj
further
ORDBHKD that said Robert II
(iould give bond In the sum ofj
fa. no". 00 for the falthtnl pertorm
ance of hi:" duty.
There being no further business toj
come before the Court, adjournment
w-as then had for the term.
It W. SAWYKIt.
County Judge.
OaOROI II BKDOWICK.I
Commissioner.
J. S. INXKS.
Comtniaefnner.
U IT KKM KM ItKltKli. that n!
regular term of the County Court of
Deschutes County. In the State of
Oregon, was begun and held at the
I lire I -iroY w
li
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.
COIN' TO JML
WOULD DP. A,
Vs. 1 IIJI ,
TO ME-
v
&2
CONGRESS NOMINEE
Mrs. Kdltll Xouise Rogers o( M:is-
iclnisetts, widow of Ci'ttgresstn.-.!!
robn Jacob Rogei-s. he, bet n noun
:i:tt,s to succeed li k 111 in the 1 use of
ept csetitatlves.
Court Boom in (bind, in uld Coua-
ty. on Weddefdejr, the ,t day of
July, 1925. said da) being the dav
fixed by law for the holding of u
term of the County Court In laid
County, tenon were present
Hon. Ilobert V. Suwyer. t ,nitit
Judie,
J S Innes. Coonty Commissioner
c.co ti Bed(rertek, Coanty Com tent,
"doner.
.1. II. llaner. County clerk.
S. K. Huberts. Sheriff.
WnereUPOB the toltOWUtf proceed
ings were bail, to wit
In the Matter of Claims Against the
County.
Claims ux.iin.Ht the County were
then presented and audited ami on!
end paid, i- sei (ortli m Hi.- Claim
Docket, by warrants drawn on the
VSrlOW funds of the County, as fol
lows: From the (ieiieral Fund. Claims
numbered -. 1 to II. inclusive. 13 to
Id, inclusive. 51. 52. 55. 58, (5 to
SO. Inclusive, on to Road Fund.
Claims numbered 2S. 29. .11. 4), :tg.
17 to t;i. indiiMic. .':: 5 1. ti2 to 04.
inclusive: on the l!"23 Terrebonne
Lower Rrlrige Fund, claims num
liered J7 to 4(, Inclusive: on the
Marki't Road Fund, claims numbered
50 and 57 to SI. Inclusive
In the Matter of Application for
Dance Hall License.
There was then presented tbi" bond
of tieorge T Murphy and A D tior
den 16 accompany their petition (oi
dance hall license, whereupon, said
none! having been approved by I hi
District Attorney, and apparently be
Iiik In ilue form and drawn In compli
ance with the statute, said bond was
ordered approved
is always sweet
and pure in tfos
InRndxr tin s "
BRINGING
I TOL.D Olr-tTT I D bEE. I
HIM TODA.V A, is' coTTA.
KEEP MT W00- C
v j it '
Mothers Organization
Plea Made by Speaker
(Continued from page ti
bOUT conference Unto when ludi
Vtdual and special problems iniiy be
: discussed w ith the speclnllsis. The
Institute Ih In lug liven by the ex
tension service of tin Oregon Agri
cultural college and Is free to all the
WOnten Of Central Oregon. A free
nursery maintained by the Can) I)
Fire girls Is available tor mot hers
with you uk children, who could not
'otherwise kttend,
Dr. William Levin , ti pejtker
this afternoon ami be will talk again
tomorrow, "Health crops ami Their
Harvest" Is bis subject for the two
days. Dr, M K. Smith Is the second
speaker this afternoon and Miss
Martha Wnenldon, general secretary
of (he v w. c a. in Bombay, will
talk on "Home Life in India" lotnor
j row, ,
The music for Ibis afternoon Is ill
charge of Mrs John Fleming of
l'l'inevllle and Mrs Vel'll Llvesav of
I'lalnvlew Is the prcsldiuu officer
Rend was in charge of the music
yesterday Qatar Kreguen, enni two
solos and responded to an encore,
, Mary Bunnell played the ecdompuut
! munt. Elisabeth Dufan or Bend sav,
thi' reudlng. "Two (Irsndiiiotheri,"
whloh was much enjoyed.
lireellugs to the homem.-ikers In
'attendance were extemled bj V T.
McDonald, county agent. In behalf of
-the extension service and the couuty
SlUUt'S office, by Mrs .1. F Arnold
' in behalf of the club women of lieu. I.
by Mrs m w Knickerbocker ol sis
ters for the grange women of lies
chutes cuituty, and for the dub worn
en of RodmOad by Mrs c ll In In
Mrs Jossls d. McComb. itnte bonM
demonstration leader, who u in gen
cral charge of the Institute, gave
, credit to lie Dona Id for "lbs parfac-
' linn of detail." which she said bad
characterised his handling of the
'local end of the proKram
I Dr Caroline o lle.lger. medical
director of the MsOormtck Memorial
Institute. Chicago, will speak twice
j Friday on "Health for Women " The
morning hours an- given over 10
demonstration work and talks on
foot! ,,ml clothing while ignejul talks
lure r entered on the afternoon tiro
I grams The Institute lasts until Krl
di. July 1".
caklson & ly0n8
im.umbim;
& HEATING
t'lutnbtng an I Ileetlng S'ipplle
Bath Room Acc isorlo,, etc . etc
I'ipc, Valves
aiid Pittingl
TELEPHONE 188-J
DR. J. W. THOM
I'hysician and Surueon
O'Knm- ItblK.
Office plume mi. it,-.
Sod
OPEN
West Side Service
Station
Central Avenuo and
Columbia Street
DR. ROY REYNOLDS
Chiropractor
O'Knnn Rldg.. PhOM -I Hit
0. S. PHILLIPS, M. D.
Kyc, Bar, Nose nntl
l In. in" -. , i
KimiilM 17-IK O'Ksnn' HIilR
Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to D:30, 7 to H
i'noniiB". Offlcn 175 J, Hon. 120 J
Lumliorman'ii HOsjriUU Corllflchteg
(Jooil Horn
Dr. Heifbert B. Mallett
Chiropractic Specialist
tnt Minnesota Ave. I'h.nr 42i
UP FATHER
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(iirfil Dritain rirjhiN rewrvidi
Is a Lion afraid of a cock?
Mcdiovnl vvlsoncri's used tt wnjr their hciids
3nd toll ttttes like this in tho villii(t) niitrkolphicc.
An nmusini; superstition, of course, but is it
tiny more absurd Hum the belief that there is
something mysteriously "better" about eastern
motor oils just because they cost more and
come front eastern crudes? Professional drivers
and economy-t un experts out after records don't
share this superstition why should .you pay
tribute?
' i I '
Zeroli'tw the choice of Western Motorists
Zorolene lubricates more cars in the Pacific
Coast states than any other oil made a better
oil if it does cost less. Zeroleno increases the
Kiisoline mileage, reduces the carbon removal
and maintenance costs and lengthens the life of
any car in which it is used.
Zerolcne checked fifteen times for quality
Asa matter of fact the best crude so far dis
covered for the manufacture of motor lubri
cants is obtained on the Pacific Coast. And tho
most highly developed refining process is tho
hinh-vacuum process, th- ' patents on which aro
held by this Company. And 15 positive check3
on Zerolene at the refinery make quality con
trol absolute.
Why pay tribute to stir1 rstition when you
want tho best oil you en: i;et? Insist on Zero-Icnc-ask
lor it by name.
Get the Facts!
Arteries of independent and impartial rejxirts
showing the experience of lare users with
Zerolenc lias nan CoD0Ct9d in our Ixioklol,
''Why Pay Tribute to a Buporititkm? " Ask any
Standard Oil Company rcprcsvntiitivv orZt rti
leno dealer I'd" a copy.
STANDARD
y CALU
SOLD
Bend Garage Co.
Wall and Greenwood
Cut) -i (irt.er from I'llot Unite Inn
Phone 193
CENTRAL OREGONS'
AUTO MACHINE SHOP
A, K. Avrr
Associated lililu
Minnesota noar Dontl. Phone BOM
DR. II. C. DODDS
IMiynlrlnu mid Kurreen
offivo bonm 9 to ?2 n. m ; 1 to
G p. n.j 7 te h evonluxi.
Office phono 317 O'Dnnnell llldx
Hon. I'linnn 21)2 M.
KIU'oH THK j n 1 ILL HAVE
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ibE ATT OiHT-r'o B s-J$. MIHOTE!
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Insifl on
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even i maoa
c.i?: f LESS
OIL COMPAMY
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BY THE
MRS. V. A. SMITH
Affent for
Nnuont Robber Corsets and Bilk
IdttBBrio
.Mi'ii'i i ii I Lndlei Hoilrry
PhoM B0SM P, o. Bo to
Fred A. Lieuallon, M. I).
lev ic. KAfl, nosk Af!D THROAT
BPBOIALIBT
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Offlr.o I'll. 07; House I'll. 71 J
Office Hours 9 to 1 2
2 to 6; Kmnlng, 7 in