The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 08, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE HKNI) BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JULY 8, 1025 PAGE 7 t) : ) IIK.NO Tlt m HOHHPUIiU Oli'ipm Arilvi'M 7 Leaves o.-w Al'llvi'll Lmvm Trunk nil ii. i Tl80 i. i It. ti tti 7: an p. i 7:110 u. i I AST TIME TONIGHT "PROUD FLESH" story f pare Mpaiilsh people in California in ii"' etifil IO'i LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Mn I in inn I iti K i-it I in i' .w-xti-ntji) , 7M llttgrAMi Minimum ) iiiMKi) in i' IhU hum ii lug, 15 dogrvM, Van MnTagymrl of MmlruH wiih la Baud 'Htmriiiiv c n. Tboniti Portltod Ibotbti hiiyrr, tt u vlallnr III lli-ntl 1im1.iv .1 M fcforUulfi BfW ''f UM Wurm Bprlnfl lOUUm rtHrvni Ion, anil li In ii. ii Hrrc hi Html TiHHtUy ivaQloi U W Sawyer In ON n trip to Pof1 ItDdi Hi' UpftCtl I" n liini Oil Tlnirn ilay. Mr ami Mi fit nil IV.vl.nM nl BHnvvItU wrn- vlalinnt In HwhI to day. rirvpft' Ju4ii T K J Dutfy baj iiMiitnid from PnrllniMl. w hir hn lian I Ii for in-vffrtl wrukrt I ifii ii IVuvv, IhmhI f thi for'h(r iii parttnoni ol iin Oftgon Agrlool tin al i nl In-1', ami hlri wlfi Iff In IWmmI ' lodfty on .i vmaitnii trio iiiiMiu'ii Otnlfftl Orsfttn fftthtr P. i O'RouMw r Tho DiUiti Tailiii ThOUlM CntitwHI of lltppner ami Path Domlntc ocm tior of HimiiiIhIoh an' In II' ml lotlay. iniiitiK with Ptttbtr Lukt BhMntfei who will li-avii Hooii fur a vUH In Inland IUm mui, in BMktr ol Um '"' I Minn v Dyoti win iMvt tWi tri Dim for Portland lo tttoM ttw rif It imrl h wth l convent Ion of lean 0f ami dJTtN Hli will hp. ml I In rentnliHler of th wn k in I'orilnnd The rholr which u prt-p.ti in it for tho Niimi ifntnnlnl ivlobntfton LtOM will met I Ttiiiihday oviiIuk Willi jtiiiHN ptdofwra on ti ih numb nit t the ill) Otfl W'H leave from I lie Lath mil btttcti ii rt ' 1 1 1 1 I. K Criimli. Htftretury of ihe Meml Coiiiineri lal rluh. WM tlU firm nmreliiry lo nrrlve in Kiitteio- for the ahoft itHiltie for romnierrlal i lull m- MUrlM Ol the Htnte. ii . tinting lo th "I" Opener. otftcUU orstffl 'f the BOO rclarien nl Ijii-.-tif a iop of wjilrh ha- boon n i five.) in iimhi by Mine Ni 11 Market, u fUi.mi ! (.try nT the i (iminerMiil rluh Minn ( n rln II. Ih-Kermnrk, Vbo foiitlm In a KtrU' ku miner rump anil M'hool at Klk lake. wa In Mend thin oratftf M hrr wny to the lake to make iirri!iKetni'iitM lor rtueiving thr Hludi nlH She wun ni roiiipanlril h MIkh Jam- M Hull und MtBI Wamlu I'litllipH. lUo Ol I'ortij.Md Thin wtll b the foiitlh Milium I thai (he ramp bOI BOM tomlmled. wllh (he FBgWl I rut Ion Krowlntt rath ytir Hay Harvest Started In Miilican Vicinity Mil. I. K AN. July I j II I mli In ROrVBOttag wllh a full in- J BBd It Bl0BB Otty BbV.ffBT ami Lot Hill are puitliiK In full lime In the f Ih IHimlM I p-i tN tO t'lt 2(10 lorn from hln one field of n aire atone. W ill la in Nl klomt. IiomlH BdOptOd BOtt, li rnkluK ntl hauttmt liny 1 ; MopfO! llTVWbOfT pa I h In In full hlooni. He nay they are a little late I hi year, hut he will B0jO pit k I iik the feUolOttl bff flot BOOBj HI" 00 fB In Ihrre feel btfftl and will he rend (ti h.'trvrKt In AuKitnt. Hit i ah hnitr, rhuhnrh. rudlnhrtt. xrefn on ImiH, nil with a little waior, Are ktow lint wonderfully Wtll. llfB, M I. ItoHln Ihih Rreen peun nttiy for the Inhle The rnrrotn, miionit, let I mt ami radUhen are nup pllnjt Ihe tahlo rvtr day. The Hquiith In the fftBtOOl Kruwlnu planU In bOf K"ilen. Mm. Vitllny hyksira hBI lelurnetl home Mr. Dykntra lh h.trveMiim Mrs H. BrookbOUM MTBI a BO0AI at the ho DIB of Mr and Mrn. 1. II DBUfOTlbBUgtl rrlilay. Onuii Johmmii and H. J. Ilmolt hoiihe Vara hieaklnn wlhl horht'l; Frl- HAR ICAREY in Silent V.1 $dpP&4 I 1 " fB Hllndltir hllrxariU (hut IiimI for ilayi par kit of leu u, hungry wmlvt'B, lurklne In t!io durk BBBI ftirlou nghta for the favor of flrklo danriiiK ftfla "i Muff hurtooniH That'll the Yukon OOtttftffi M I GRAND THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Matinee Even Day. 2:15 SEEK SOLUTION TO OPIUM EVIL Foreign Domination In China Deplored Institute ol' Pacific Relation)) Told Oriental-, Must Solve Problem (U. I'. I.fiifif w u IsTIh Rra4 liuiMin HONOLULU. T. II., July 8. Cbl ni'Ki. cfforti to ffrrinllf-iif.. ih opium ill iii im ru tii- lom ox Um llu-'iry of if I ru-H-rrji .r ii. 1 11 y phrmltH Iiiri ini dOBllUtlon ol p'.rln throuKti . whic h Kri-ut iUnntiii.H of Ihe (IrtiK ! urc balni unafCled, nr Koa oft f'lilnu iliM-lurefl In . u I.I t - Ai'HHloti of i Edranad Brandon to n o. laok- tan ninl OntOI JmIUOO, lot 8 block lb I'ark uililllloii ChurlnH C. Mc MMa lo llulllc H.J HAnuM ni1') Aita HnynMi lot 17 biooli . Id Boulorard tddlUon. HoJIlo ii. Unynoi to ihiIhu l. Moj Dowolli lot 17 block II Boulovard uiliiltlon. Hallll H. H0)TDM to CharU-H C. MoMOfri 'Will Nora MeMei-n, IoIh I I am !f block Ilcml View nddltlon. 11. o. .iiif-knon to Bdntnnd Bmn don, lot I bfllll NWVi NW4 19-17-! 1:1. IroOK Tiini'T lo KriK-nt K. I Ju rk:-. SK'i WW', :is-17-iz. Florence 1. kiivIh to RU Parlcb, tract In SK'i NK'4 20-1 7-1 2. Central Vaklma Kam-lM-R Co. to J J. Will. KK'4 ril l 1-10. Fred II. flaHton to J. J. :m-h-ih. KI'-ijIi'I II ('.anion SKI4 31-11-10. Hlnphi-n II. (iaxton et al Wilt. HK'4 ai-l l-10. Wilt. SK M Wilt, to J. J. to J. J Beautiful Silver On your table makes your dinner more enjoyable. T Community Plate silverware has been the leader for yeary. See Our Window Display SYMONS BROS. lewclru and All Store O'Kmft IIIiIk. OrcKon Avo. "Where. Q00& Pictures Are Made," ilny to DO tiri noon In the harvi nt field" Jack Hlonn ktUBdOd a plCHC at tlroihim on Ihe Fourth of July Anionr. OtlMM prereni were .Mr and Mm S taOthrlO. Mr und Mm. Mer rill and William POQCl let ONMri. rake and .indli hen er. nerved, Powell Butte Holds Fitting Celebration POWMLL HUTTK. July s. Pow ell Hutii. iilehraleil I he Fourth fit I I UK I The community picnic held In the l ook iirove wan decldedt the haol trot held iii Powell Butt. Tba fie.- binonade anil the Ire cream luMith were d rewind onfddi for the Mliull hoy. the flehl IBOrtl pIOMOd Ihe older youlhn. nml Ihe Iik basket illnuei imi plenty of nh.ide on the r.r wne nil thei tb- "dnds" contd wir.ll. At . o'che.-k 'lie bail Kaine between Pnw. II llutle and ye tirasii wan tailed. It wan holly 0OHtWted and reunited In a COrt of "I to If III Powell lllllle'n fllVor III the ere 11I11K ihe community dance wan well attended. Mr. ami Mm W. C. Thompnon of j N'ulpetr.. Oraeon arrived Monday for a week'i. vlnli with Mm. Thompnon'n: PdrenU, Mr. ami Mm Harry Iteed 1 Ihe Thompson drove tbrouxb Vkll the McKOnile pann. Mr and Mm .lenne ArriUtTOnl ol ' I'leaniiui Valley and Mr. and Mrn. Karl Btvrenn and children of lleiul Here Knesi al the Frank Klsaler holne Sunday. Mm. BdeneWnrtl of Tneomt Ih vii- II I iik al ihe bout of her brother, fail LlndQUlel, .Mm. t liilniem.cn and children of ih.. Ocbooo ipenl the Fortrth plcnlck. lux ai Powell Bttttt Mr. anil Mm Frank Klsaler anil Mrs. I-:. II. Agtfe were business vls llom In Bond Thursday. virvii Mockier or PortUnB is help ing ill Ihe hay harvest at Ihe Herman Allen ranch. Mm. Jessie Miller and chlldnn ar rived home Wednesday from a week's visit wllh relatives iu Portland and Rnniibnri. Mr. and Mm Lewis WanKiiiuan and little son arrived Frlilny from Port Angeles, Wash , for 11 week's vlsli vylili Mm, Wanmiman's parenls. Mr and Mrs. W. W. Ilnbcock. Brace UndQtllal and family are etwplni in the sisiem country for ihe summer, where Brace l helping in the ha) hnrveii nl the M. Bailey rnneh: Orovtr Price and l.eo Pntllh loll Sji 1 11 ril.iy iiiornim; lor 11 few days' flshltu; In noarby hikes. Mrs. Hani JncOtison and sous, Carl and HOlROT, ol' Fori Klamalh, arrived Friday nltfnl al ttlQ lioiues ol' Mrs. JAOOUB' brOthorSi Jake and Chrts Brjit. Jim tliaok of 1,11 1'iue is helping Frank Foster III ilrivliiK IiIh fiixttlo In Hummer riiimo III Ihe Fromonl foreal. Mr. and tlfl, llelney and hop Qonc were dinner kuohIk Huiidny nt ' the Jnmos FdWeitof home. Frank Klsslar was in Bond Mori' daV, ' Mr. gfltl Mrs. ChgrleS Johnson arid children of Alfalta were kucsis Sal uMaj ni lha Oarl i.imiiiuiHi home und enjoyed the Powell BnttO picnic Robert Alloa of fan PraMegoo ar rived Sunday. June JS. for an extend eel vlnlt with hi" Sent, Minn Mabel, and bis uncle. Herman Allen Vounj Allen In an InteremitiK visitor, he and bin Parents being among the Amer icans enptttrod by Ohlaoqs brfgsnds two years so. f'lnlr CarblOn of PrtnOTtlle and Mr and Mm. Ke nobis of t'rooked rivet . were outside ggggta at the commun ity dam e Batnrday glgbt. Minn tattle Mead of Kedmond U vloltlng al Ihe K A llunsett home. Minn Murxu.ei Silll of I'rlnevllle is 1 vinltlns ul the home of her aunt. 'Mrs. Myron linear. Roecoe Hopper is helping In the bay harvest on the Ochoco at ihe I Ooorge Snylon ranch. The Powell Ituttp bull team won i more laurels Sunday w hen It defeat 1 ed the Prinevllle Crease Punhern 011 ; Qsgtr own iiroutidn. 5 to 4. Mrs. m 11 t'ook entertained her i Sunday school class at her home 1 Wednesday afternoon. The lime was spent In Kamca ami music DellKht j fill refreshmenln were nerved. Mr. nml Mrs Log llohbs and cbil dren npeiil Ihe Fourlh at the grunge ! picnic on TO teals Island. Ihe Insiliute of Pacific Itelutlomi last ntgbL The speaker dl-si Tilled the opponl- ; lion of powerful forelKii Inn rents SgSlnSI lh Chinese national anil-1 opium lesKuc. but predicted Its. Krowih In the ges of the HtuinldlnK blocks placed In the way. C. C. Ilatchelder explained the llrillsh opposition to the American plan presented lit the fleneva opium OOP gross He said that while Ihe American Idea was bused on speed ;,nd flgOrOttS ggtton. It was dlscred- I ited Kenerully tbrooghotlt the world . bocanae of the "consplcttdm failure of the Volstead net und anil-narcotic law gnforoement" in the I'nlted States. William Allen White. Kansas ed llor, unl Chester ItoA-ell. California, participated in an Immigration round table laik considering edtiratlni; the public ihroiiKb the in wnpapera in I problems of immigration., Dr. A W. Taylor In an afternoon npiech said American churches gen 1 rally opposed the blunt method in which Japanese have been excluded from the United Slates lir Hay l.yman Wilbur, president of Sisnford university and presiding' officer at the conference. lauded it as 1.11 "institute based on Idealism, desiring to seek th solution to points of conflict among Pacific nations Record of Transfers ,Hr t'rnlr.l Or.goa AS.tr. ct tomp.ro. r Margaret N. Ijin" to W. I. Palmer. , lot 1 section 2-1 7-1 2. Redmond National bank to James Coffey, lot 12 block 3C Redmond, Dow Dobklns to Hubert II. Neshltt ami Marl.' K Neshltt. undivided half interest in sw i XK', and BBK N 5-15-11. s. B, RoborUj sheriff, to Vendl K. Cerveny, lots 7 and S block Ut Kedmond, The lletid Company to M. C Nel son, lot l.t block 13 Highland oddt-l tlon. J. O. Smith to W. A. Lsldlaw. N tj , XE"i and SK MAV .1(1-15-11. S. K. Hoberls. sheriff, to Federal 1 Load Hank of Spokane. SW I. SK1. . 4, SK .K' and K 4 BF.4 8,1 NW N K 1 . and N4 NW1 9 and NK N E 17-11-12. Nellie I. Dennis lo Arthur Andrews and Klla Andrews, X 4 Nig and SK4 XKk and NH SK, and SK', SKi, 36-22-11. Will II Sc.- et al to the public, part lot 1, block 2 Terminal addition. I II.M l QRAHU HA1LKD AS DAItl.Vti PRODUCTION A darlns production, clothed i:i comedy and satire Is "Proud Flesh.'' directed by King Vldor, which will be shown tonight at the (.rand thea ter. The novel of Ihe same name from the pen of l.awreme Hislng was one of the year's "best sellers," and the screen version of It bids fair lo. sur pass the sensation created by King Vldor's last picture. "Wife of the Centaur." The plot of the story has for Its theme a young rlrl of culture and pride who heeds the csll of the pri meval urge. Horn amid the ruins of the great San Francisco holocaust. Fernanda Is taken to Spain where she In reared in every luxury. Her continental education results in a disdain for Americans and their manner:-1:, . i,nd she returns to her native land arrogant and snobbish. She meets Patrick O.Malley. a young, go gelling Irish American who has built up a large plumbing company and doesn't hesitate to put on a pair of overalls If nece.s.uiry. Don Jaime, a suave, likeable member of the Spanish nobility, followii Fer nanda to America and a struggle then ensues between Don Jaime and O Malley for the Rlrl. Despite O'Malley's mannerisms, which Fernnnda looks upon ns crude, she turns from Don Jaime, who is a man of i.er world, and forgets her pride, responding to the call of the primeval woman in choosing a mate. Bbmnor Board teas, as Fernanda, offers something different from the unsophisticated role she will be re- I 1 I 9 J I I a 3 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 a 1 ,u j Send a Breeze Through the Rooms! FRESH AIR! The life-ijiver! Keep it stir ring through your home. The children need it. You need it. Plants need it. Good air is just as important as good food to keep the family healthy and the home happy. Fan BrfzcH make every tu.sk eanier and every hot summer day more comfortable. Get your fan NOW use it for coollm Um rooms In Hummer and for effi cient ventilating at any time of year. Bend Water, Light & Power Co. 5 B 8 E 9 . II 3 I I 1 I I .1 numbered for in the "Wire of the Centaur." Her portrayal of- the character Is churmiug. and lays em phasis on her versatility. Pat O Malley. as Patrick O'.Malley. puts all the determination of his race into the part and is most convincing. .Harrison Ford, as Don Jaime, does I some flue work. The supporting cast includes Trixie j Frlgania. Prlscllla Bonner. Sojln. j William J. Kelley, Itosita Marstini. 1 Kvelyn Sherman, Oeorne Nichols, 1 Margaret Seddon and Lillian Elliot. .Music played by a Iindon orches tra crossed the Atlantic to Pitts burgh, returned to Bngtnnd, and was heard by the director of the orches tra standing near his bandsmen. This is one of the latest marvels of radio. r. 1 1 .-. M i- i;ij He '- t'M p:.l S s . ' (--Jiia gs - - --jtifliA, k'o.inBJ tsPEici rocU&BL JItI!(sac rJJa SP 1 CSJg JP IjC jgJu o s'-ersB ggec rcVc 1 s." Thr sooner you Chryslerize your trnnxportatiott. the faster your hank account will qrow. Mrs. Muller's and Presley's SCHOOL OF BKACTX CBVeCM Complete general course In Madame PuiteneaadS'l and Parker methods. BNROLL now MRS. MULLER'S BEAUTY PARLOR I4t) Ore-Ron Phone :W2-W Central Oregon Roads Weekh Slate Iteooi-i Issiicnt 1,1 Highway Commission tin miles earth San 1 road. 'I he Dalb s-Calilol nla Highway Xote: Through traffic udvlsed to tako Sherman highway. The Dallos-Dufitr-Maupln Good tnt I adiim. Maupln-Cow Canyon Kurth road. Surfacing under way but passable. Cow Canyon-Catcwuv -Madras-Kcd- mo .'i ii. loi cood macadam except six miles dirt road nt Trull crossing of Crooked river. Bend-La Pine Seventeen Clndor surfaced; balance fair road. La Pine-Six Miles North of Creek Inlmproved dirt Rough. Six Miles North of Sand GfMg Klamath Kalis - Morrill - California State Line Mjicndam. Klamath Falls.ljaktnrlow BlghWay Klamath Falls-Honan.a Mncad am. nonanr.a-Drews Valloy Section Unlmprnred, Hough going in places. Drews Valley - l.akoview Kighl miles macadam, balance dirt road iu fait condition, Item!-Luke view HlKlitvay nend-Sllver Luke Hoad In fair Dondttlon. Silver Lake-PaisHy Dirt road, in fair condition Palsley-LaUcvlow 15 nillos ma cadam. Central Orogon Hlghtray Bond-Burnt flrsi 12 miles mn-t-ii il 11 111 , balance fair dirt road open to travel. HuriiH-crano Macadamised, CraneVnle -Rough but passable, McKOflgte HlKliniiy lUiigonoSlstors Mncadainlsod ex cept a 12 mile HbOtlOn over McKetlle pas. 1 trhore cbnstrncMon operations urc iii progress; passabla at nil times. Slsters-cttne rails-Redmond Ma-eadam, ii It 13 BH;7 t. 13-i, W-.t.in Nivl.-r I'nion.) Horirontal. -RtrlUe en sttltuds -tHipsrtonst pronoun gfesd oovsrlngs -Extreme happiness -Rnrn IT Drnnltfl article -Correct (iiPbr.) Indian of Alironqutn tribe Sour 21 Sun god Not either -tine In a deck, of csida -To point Uppsrmosi rnrt To rqusesfl between the thumb nml tliiRr-r Slio-tunker'n tool To glltePSS the future Mai" ntoan -Pic. f paper on printing press plSCSd between Impression Surface and the paper to be printed Unnib.tnliko grasses Bend over It gcsralty -gplni le Poatmnn Td Sffeot with pain S --1 futile C.rrrU Ittter 50 skill Ryergrssg tree - C.dored flu PI JmperSonsl pronoun Melody HrnzlUaii mont.y of account ipl.) Tliree-tiied llOth --Condensed vapor from the nlr I Your Final Opportunity TO GET ONE OF THESE WEATHER PROPHETS t!iL. sutTrrturmrnt will nt tmtmt hsrv in. If you havrn't mttircd or bn"irr. in your orrtrr. art .juickly, for our supply will not tut lona. Our price-, while.' thry lgt. only Coupon anil 69c Gooil for 91.00 WVjithrr Ptophd II Rtcm 2 Kstrn pit ft i in a book 64 -HlMUal n.tnUn S.' Hiyol nnvy (nbbr.) 66 Pill jep's stake in poker Vertical. I TO pkt 2Klnd of tree 1 -Sptfllng inMir.) M forth 5 Whole fhiiruetor 8 rrepoiltlon i Sfncatloni Pthu-o whrre two pieces of cloth , are Joined VHi 13 lTru'ork hrrIii Affectoit with fear of rhonta, etc. I llefore (poet.) 22 Shape j m 07 Kr.tndeur Mf' in Amrrir fiuarantrrd the Beat AX i;i-i.i:t ,;ikt POK AtX occasions When the weather is fin-, the to children will he? uot, ami when Isatl weather apprtsarhinu, the witch will ome out 8 In 21 hours nheitit of rain or snow. The hygrometer will forecast trV weather better and more rrllably than nencral weather re, "rt-. It mln hat Thermometer. Elk'a Head. Bird" Neat, etc. Mall orders 8c extra for tuiekiiiK and postatte. Pilot Butte Pharmacy "Service Unsurpassed Stock Complete" 917 Wall St. Next to Postoffice. Phone 55-") 10- 1S 1 1 16- t-9-Jli-IS-37-.19 41-- t: 19 A ti ll SI 61 MA- 68 63 Plaything 27 Energy Aviator hero peel (sbbr.) ltTaete Concern 36 Segsn Ti. teuftl II Lubrlcsnt I.enn decorated 4U SspslrS'd Part of "to be" Ceremony 43 Reversue Hour (nbbr.) Itattered 41 city of Kks'pi Mtlltnry nn.lntniit rldy 53 YounR Boat Roy'n flyltiR toy Stun 1 1 (ScotcH) Insect 60 Tou end I Trlntlng meneuro PREVENT FOREST FIRES Now is the most dangerous paft of the season for forest fires. Be careful in the woods. BR00KS-SCANL0N LUMBER CO.