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THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 19211
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KOllF.HT V. KAWYFl!
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WEDNESDAY. JULY S. 1926
Aliinu Throwing stone:--- Mns
k tn. r h is woman was taken in ad
ultery. Moses ct.nimtinilcd ns
ih:it s.icli should be stoned: hut
.what sayest thou? . . . lie sail
, unto them. He that is without
sin Among you. let him first east
' u stono nt her. John S:4. j. T
INTOl.KllANi'K
Intolerance Is a besetting fault of'
inai". people. They have personal!
preferences and prejudices and "can-J
not possibly understand" how an
other ean have an opinion or like
hat differs. The laek of toleration
extends over the whole range of
human opinion, activity and lie-
ttavlor. IteliKious belief and luck of;
belief, colors In clothes, choices in
foods, manners, methods anil cus-
tonis all come in foY the criticism or!
even scorn of those who think, act.
like, do something different.
For the most part, it seems to us. j
the evil nf intolerance Is in itV reac
tion on those who let il sway them.
Sis narrowing influence is consider-1
aide. It marks the closed mind and
,he mind that Is closed is dying by
degrees. A constant reaction to new
Ideas, to new thoughts, new stimuli
ot every kind marks advancement
anil growth. With Jurgen one should
.be willing to "try any drink once."
These thuughts came to us as we
walked :he other day along a high
way on which many cars were pass
ing From remarks and from the
miles of the car riders it was mode
quite apparent that in the general
opinion .we were an ordinary darn
fool to be walking when one might
Tide. All Ih's bothered us not at a'l
.Being 'in foot while cars of all de
grees sped by, created no sense of
inferiority and we were not til all pit'
.out by the jeers. We were simply
sorry ft r the mental attitude that let
.'that which gave another pleasure be
Judged and condemned by those who
'knew little or nothing about It.
i 'es. indeed. Intolerance is nar
rowing and degenerative and p-'tty
it i s common and harmful. And to
fail under no falpe colors we have to
lie rue here and now that how any
body ran eat lemon pie is more than
We can see.
s,
1 Fifteen Years Ago
l I From the columns
Jliilletin of the issue
910.
". At l.aidlaw on July
of The Bend
of July 6,
I the Laldlaw
Chronicle passed away after a lin
Jfennp illness. The greater part of
Just week's issue v. . s devoted t
laudation of Itedmond and Its ritl
j.cit. knocking Laidlaw and ridicul
ing its people. After the paper was
jHt, a visiting delegation crowded the
printing office, and later Editor
1'almer walked out ot town escorted
'; )ty a delegation of citizens armed
pith cowbells, tiH cans, etc.
j A well attended Knurl h of July
' islebration was held here. Ilev. J.
Anthony Mitchell was the speaker of
the day. The formal program was
paid in I.lnster's opera house. Hend
Jr'St the baseball game to Redmond,
to C.
Initiative petitions sponsored by
the Madras Commercial club are be-
circulated throughout the state,
i Ming for n state law providing that
tin1 merits of all county division pro
positions shall be passed upon by an
impartial committee appointed by the
governor. Should this committee
find the proposod division logical and
meritorious, Its derision shall be left
to the voters of the territory affected.
Tlie petitions were signed by many
Residents of the western part of
t'rook county, but they were turned
down in Prinevllle and vicinity, be
ing considered a part of the plan to
divide the county.
J. !'". Taggart & Co, nre Installing
a first class restaurant on the corner
of Wall street and Oregon avenue.
Spot Small Forest Fire
in Lava Lake Direction
A small forest fire near Lava lake
V'us reported by forest service look
puts about noon loday. The lookout
on Bachelor hntte said that lie could
plainly see the smoke east ot Lava
lake.
"Shots" from Paulina peak and
l n iclen peak, however, crossed Rev
ival miles southwest of Lava lake
and inrn worn dispatched to Investi
gate the possibility of fires nt both
places, lip to a lair hour this aftor-
tioon no repori had b.
from ell her o( llicm.
received
e... w ice
MAKING IT EASY
1 neotl a firm ant! steadfast mind if I fronjj (Itlit would
flee, attractive ooLs, of every kind, are sprung each day
on me. anil dealers, handsome and refined, say, "You need
no bawbee. Your credits jvood for any wares on Which
your eyes may fall, so buy yourself two teddy bears, it
.'lassy basketball, a carpet for the cellar stairs, a bird cage
for the hall. We have some Spotted kangaroos that we can
sell on time, and we've a stock of bearded gnus with pedi
grees -sublime, and cummerbunds and canvas shoes you
do not need a dime. Pick out whatever goods you like,
a cheese, a churn, a chair, don't worry, for the love of Mike,
because your nurse is bare: just go kerwhooping down the
pike, without a fear or care." In older days when 1 applied
for credit at the store, the merchant viewed me eagle eyed,
and looked my record o'er: and my appeal was oft denied,
which made me sad and sore. The merchant asked how
much I earned, how much 1 salted down, and had my pat
ronage been spurned by any store in town: iihd when the
sad details were learned he canned me with a frown. He
would not trust me with a red unless some wealthy wight
woultl stamp approval on my head, and say I was all right :
old times, old ways, are gone and dead, and planted out of
Bight '. Now salesmen chase me through the park, pursue
me near and far, and cry. in sunshine and the dark. "How
diffident you are! You do not need a German mark to buy
a motor car!"
I The Wall
I $ By MARION
fAKING
Chapter Sii
Pan. h 0 w ever, now faced a
problem.
To this time she had Rone with
Olnrin anil (lloria's friends, or else
she had been with Krankie. who was
verv companionable. In New York.
there had been dozens of friends, in
j London a very few. though enough
J acquaintances to keep Gloria as husy
i as she could lie. Now Gloria was
gone, it was not likely that any of
i these people w ould bother with her:
So she thought, half miserably
kg
i she sat alone that evening in the ho-
Itel apartment. Frankie asleep in the
I next mom. (aorta's left over posses-
slons once more packed away in their
trunks.
At home, too. there had beeji
George, who often tame simply to see
her, who often took her to theaters
and concerts. George was in France,
there was no knowing when he would
come back.
Last winter she had often gone to
so many parties with Gloria that she
was glad of an evening at borne
alone! This evening she sat and
thought about a great many thing.;,
a book neglected on her lap.
Gloria was gone. Gloria was mar
ried. In her early thirties, she was
I beginning life all over again, this
( time knowing it would be happy.
I For ten years she had faced nothing
but misery, disillusion, finally even
poverty and the complete destruction
of everything she cared for. barred1
from the love or even the companion- P':,k cheeks, who rattled along, tail
ship of Santley, keeping away from-'" gossip about everyone mentioned,
him so as not to interfere with his politicians, actors, actresses, writers,
ow n'life and all because of a youth-1 artists, and mere private friends. Pan
ful mistake and the selfishness of a I hated gossip, never tajked it and v.a.i
man now dead. All this she had .too earnest minded to care about list
faced with a smile that was some- ening to it.
times Impish, sometimes really
amused, sometimes only the grim
setting of her lips. W her.
And she had won through every-; "We'll go call on Mrs. Clarke," she
thing, ceased to lake things seriously told Frnnkie when they started for a
where she had suffered disillusion. I Walk Frankie gave her Courage,
ceased to expect more from people But her heart was heating at wh it
than she was sure of getting, took i I seemed twice Its normal speed when
what she found with a great deal ofj8he rt-rig the bef 1 1 and sent In her
humor. Mostly because of her extra- j name.
ordinary personality, she had erefl Tomorrow Friend.
gone Into business and made enough: AniongThToFhiblta in the chemical
to be independent. And with nil this section of the Wenibled exhibition
she found time to be a charming was a small tube of Insulin, to obtain
mother to her small con, even though
she had to entrust his physical
to someone elBe,
"After all. I've nothing to feel
ly about," Pan thought as she st
to bed. "I've Frank
da
read all evening and I hav
and plenty of money. Suppi
letl alone and penniless?"
Next dRy she arranged
expensive apartment, they
less
did
not
need the extra bedroom now
moving, Krankle's walk, a little
seeing to some of their favorl
.The
light
2 Plll-
ces, took them to the buy's bedtime.
She spent another evening alone.
She spent a third evening alone
and began to feel sorry for herself.
Then she had n note from George,
"I'm doing a portrait I must tin
Ml' he wrote. "Otherwise, my busi
ness Is over and I'll be Imrk In Lon
don as soon as I call make it. ll.it
It's still u bit Indefinite. I hope you
are having a good time. Don't stay
In. Women go h 1 1 over London alone
at night as they do at home. On 1 1 '
whole. It's good practice for yon to
be alone, It will make yito'self reli
ght, you've depended so on Gloria.
However, yon don't need this counsel
anymore. It s been j
you felt no one want
with you. hope il ':
never return."
He wrote again
"I'm so glad about ii
long day since
id to he friends
a day thut will
ihout Gloria
I was puzzled
over Sant ley's absence, stupidly never
thought be might have gone to her
In New York. They're an Ideal pair,
vs-
Flower g
RUB1NCAM $
1 1
I1KR WAV
her vivacity balanced by his steadi
ness, his extreme quiet b her anima
tion. And they're both as true and
sincere and fine as any' people I ex
pect to meet in iMm life."
"It's quite true, I have depended
upon her too much," Pan said to
herself after she had read this letter
several times. "This is my chance to
be independent. I've everything in
my favor. I have no worries over I
home or money. Cm in a city where
I'm not known if it were Norrls
City. 1 could only see people w ho
didn't like
me and for .whom I
shouldn't care
for me."
Hut it was
This is a hcKinttilix
Hut It was easier to say than to
put into practice Invitations to
Gloria she bad answered by saying
that Gloria had left town for a time,
in a day or so letters ceased to come.
If she wanted to be alone, she had
a splendid opportunity: Then ; he
realized that she was discouraging
other people from looking her up.
But where to make a beginning of all
these new friendships?
Not that stunning golden haired
woman with the odd little husband
who twisted his moustache all the
time: She would be polite and bored
Not that gorgeous black haired,
blue eyed woman with a skin like
rich cream, who danced now and
then on the stage and wore black
velvet and satin and pearls. Pan
could never think of a thing to say
Put into pra
to her.
N"'ot the little chnuc
"Ut there wi
''"n 'al who h
old Eng
ch a fancy
Which 1,000 oxen hail lo be slaught
ered. S ACRE
TRACTS
Near Carroll Acres School.
ICltctrlc light, power and tele
phone available. Water rights
with each tract. Hest land
pear Henri. Especially desir
able for poultry or vegetables.
Very moderate prices. Easy
terms.
For Sale by Owner
E. P. Brosterhous
Phone r,05 W
STOCKS AND BONDS
Wf golifjt Im ll trie in buy or (tell any
murketahtp i . . a, local or unliilorl
BteurMtk,
Ar'iw marlc( for Duninl, Jjlar, Flint
anil Kf'. kcnbnt Iter Molor Imupi; Public
Utilities.
I'rompi niicnllon jrlven all ordcri.
Cftth inbt for purchase; no delay,
fiirnigned.
HOOD BROTHERS
h Chamber r Carom oroe Iiidu
Port) find, Or,
SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION OPENS
Local Company Has Srong
Eastern Connections
With the formal opening till, week!
of the Investors Savlm:.! ,v honu av-'
sociatioti, llond has (of Ul flrsl Ulna
a savings and loan association of a
purely local character, but with;
strong eastern financial connections,
making a largo ate. not: of capital
available here.
rharlcs A. Urnv.n of Chicago, proa-1
Ideut of the Mend Water, l ight
Power Co, until it was sold rooeutly,
is president of the new organisation,
T. H. Kolcy, vice president ami
manager ot the Bend Water, bight fti
iMwer t'o-. is vice pics!, 'cut.
Both of the big sawmill ccmpanloM
operating in Hand are represented in
the new company J. H. .Meisier, log-
.tine, superintendent ot The Bhevltn.
Htxon Company,1 being -i vice pregU
dent, and II. K. Allen. aMletanl man
ager of the llrooks-Scaulon Lumber
Co.. a director. It. W. Sawyer Is
secretary-treasurer, ii a. Miller.
president of the Miller 1, limber Co.,
and R, s HamUtoni attoroay, com.
piete the board of directors.
Calvin I!. Smith, formerly of Band
and more recentlv cotuiecied w-th the
Standard on Company at Walla Wat
la. Is In charge of the sales depart
ment, soon lw enlarged,
j The state battklM departmi'iil has
supervision over the association,
Student Robbers Start
Sentences In Montana
CP", r. Isassil aite Is fas Basil WsWells)
BUT'l'E, Mont., July s. With'
hopes of their careers shattered,
Mark Mills and Harold Seii'ert. Mis-
souri School of Mines students, 10-
day beKan serving their sentences of
"NOT THE SAME AS OTHERS
Have you seen
the beautiful
PABCOLtt
They lighten housework be
cause they are so easy-to -clean.
PAilCOLIN has 257c more wear
ing surface is an improvement
on print linoleum yetcosts Jess.
Ideal for bedrooms, kitchens,
living rooms, sun porches and
bathrooms.
For sale by
Hcyburn Hardware Company
The Miller Lumber Company
Buy Pabsolin Floor Covering from
Rainey it Met,
PfT FABCO
Remodeling
THE STORE WITH THE 1001 NECES
Our huyo volume of litisini'ss Ims forced US to enlarge 0M store
and rather than pack our goods wfl are offer
ing tlu in to you nt Very l,ov Prices.
Here are a few more articles in addition to those given i t
yesterday's paper,:
CHILDS' PANTY DRESSES
Made from good quality ginghams,
dimities and suitinejs; hroken Bites,
Remodeling Sale 98r
GINGHAM DRESSES
Pine quality broken Bites, Qft
Remodelinj; Sale Price - - JOU
ROYS' WASH SUITS
Oliver Twist stvle, made from extra-
3 iretiii quality Buitings;
Remodeling Sale
ti Others at
Mr
from 1- to 10 years for rohberv
The boys pleaded guilty to rabbits
eorta Korsythe. tnauaiter of mi
nnnisemeni resort, of J't.17'1 The)
rspture,! a,'ler u ruutilii" i im
battle lit whi h Mills was wounded
ma
s
CTS
U iT7Tl
MEN'S
Guaranteed
st vies. Kemi
Tit I
sizes ii to 7.
IS
98c
a dldn'l pay." Belferl said. "We
wauled 10 net the ntopev to pay our
way throuvll .chltol Now we hlltf"
no elinltce."
Relfert. 80, of Tulsa, oklu . was a
"BETTER THAN
Dial is what they say
about
CONCKKTE WORK
now being (Tone by
Deschules Concrete
Pipe Company
VitOHU B40
W. G. Manning, 1). M. I)
Dentistry
Huitr i2-M o'Kana iims.
:h w.
Dead. ore. 1 1
Herbert R. WelshOM
Accountant
Room fi. DoachtttM Invostmonl
Co. Rnlrding, Kelt. I
RIVERSIDE FLORISTS
Mowers for All Occasions
Hill Willi
QrwnbotuM WO Nan poll
Phone 848
Physio
Therapy Abrams Electronic Di
agnosis and Treatment,
Ultra-Red Rays, Chiro
practic and all natural
or physical methods
combined.
Dr. R. D. Ketchum
Oairbpvaotlo imi.vnIcIiiu
Kutlier r.lilK
CITY GARBAGE
CONTRACTORS
Will Remove Your
Garbage
Tel. 66 W. 8:15 Bond
Wnstn, Dirt, Rock or nny kind of
"Tlio Vullow 'I'nickn"
:nnarging
36-IN. CURTAIN MARQUISETTE
Whit ec 'u ; Remodeling OAr
S:if Price, per yard - -
POCKET KNIVES
Quality, ten differing
deling Sale on
BIG SIZE 01 9T MOP
With handle, Remodeling Qftr
Sale Price - - . . . 7QV
MEDIUM SIZE OIL MOP
With handle, Remodeling 7fC
Sale Price ------
Kill.
Mitt
BO"i LAN X RAMSEY
Lawyen
I'l e III I
-.nt, T V DaMnaflSI I'er.tmrel I... Ill.lt.
t ..,,, .III.', .1
II, a. lira, ii.i JL Vu,nr
mm
MARCEL WAVING
HAIR DYEING
Hair Bobbing
Face anil Scalp
Treatments
13X11 HI u l:i ONL1
JOSEPHINE
BEAUTY SHOP
lie. t... :i i'j.v Room :i
. .liter IIIiIk.
DR. (J. W. WINSLOW
VETERINARIAN
Kral(trn 4 I Irving
PboM 1 H
WAREHOUSE
Store your goods and fur
niture in our brick stor
age plant
Furniture ('ruled and
Shipped
OREGON TRANSFER
835 Hond St. Phone (if
I DR. GRANT SKINNER
DENTIST
Room in, il lume iti.ii;
Pbons it:!.-, w
Jay H. Upton
illorney-nl-i.nw
Balrd Hide Phona IM j
, Mi'nd, in
Ifflce nest door lo Klutrlff'i offlc,
LARSON & CO.
"Homr of Tin GrUfffl Wiitih"
DlfUnOtldf KHvcrunin
WHtOtlM liinii
Qreotlng Ciirdi 01am
.Ir Well y
MOUNTAIN VIEW
Maternity Hospital
Trained Rursg in Ongivo
818 Kansas Avo. Phong mj
.Molllll j'.'. culll'i I
R. S. HAMILTON
ATTOIlMUY-AT-l.AW
Roomi 11 and in rimt Nntiopsi
Ilmik llulldlnK. I'lions 61.
dir. oi' Vormtr 'inifi
HIRE A CAR
mid drlvi! il yoiirnolf
Reasonable Prices
FRANK REED
Don ! ftttd Orson Wood
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