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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1925)
PACK 8 THK UKNP lU'l I.ETIN. DMLY EDITION, BEND. OREGONVEDNESDAY, JUL B, IMS iVeitJs 0 77ie Markets "j MONEY EASIER, MARKET GAINS Steel Receives Much of Attention (Will Street JavraBl Kmnnrlal Review) NEW YORK, July 8. Today's market maintained t ii character istics of an aggressive hull swing with cull money working ouster ant) the business news highly construc- tlve. Profit taking among the rc cent lenders was readily and further advanees too absorbed iin.. in many departments. Steel shares enjoyed the greatest decree of speculative attention ac corded them In recent weeks. Wiih steel common in the leadership, they moved ahead briskly. After u period of dullness on the reaction in the oil shares the group was again taken up under the i;im ulus of further important dei lines in li ::: oil production. ItuyinK opera tions in this class were particularly vigorous in Ilarns.lull "A." Pacific Oil. Texas Company and Sinclair. Judging from the relative lnact Ity of the rails, traders were inclined to view the character of the latest j freight statistics in the light of their testimony to the heavy turnover tak ing place in the industrial and mer-, chundising lines, rather than as an indication of the gratifying earnings the railroads are enjoying. The market closed higher, f'los-; 1 ti g prices included: IT. S. Steel 116, up : Baldwin J 16 M, up ; t'tudebaker SO, up ; American Can 196. up ; Woolen 3si, off m; Qenneral Motors . up ; Mack Truck 1SJH. off, 2 h ; Pan Petroleum "R" 77 Ta, up. 1; Pierce Arrow off 1; Kennecott 54, up 1; Smelting lo". ' up 1 : Electric Power Light !S. up 1 : Southern Hallway 98i, off ' : Frisco ,s5: Wheeling 19 : Walash S3 i . off : Te.i Company 52 ; A. T. T. HI. SAX FRANCISCO MARKETS tU. P. Uanl Wir to TW BonJ Bulletin I SAN FRANCISCO. July S. Po tatoes Rivers, fancv wharf. $2.1 ! ft 2.36. Poultry Rroilers. tA 1 lbs.. ISQISc; colored. IV, to 1 ilia., .30 0 32c; friers. 24 .lac: colored oung roosters. 3 lbs. up. 40O4tc; old roosters, 166 17c; Leghorn old roosters. 12 14c. Leghorn hens ItJ to 3 lbs.. 234124c: 3 lbs. up .15c; large colored hens. lOfySle; turkeys, nominal. tiraln Barley, feed. H.4O01.SS; thinning, tl.7S91.t0; wheat, mill ing. 82.65 0 2.75: oats, red feed 81.506 1.55. Livestock Cattle, lone of market slow to lower; steers. Rood. S7.5u(l , 8; cows, good, 85.25 5.75. Calves,; tone of market weak and lower; 19" 1 lbs. down. 89. 50 ji 11: over 260 lbs 56.50 1 n Hogs, tone of market barely steady; 160 to 200 lbs., 81 4.75 016.25; medium. $13?14. Sheep1 and lambs, tone of mr.rket. firm tc higher; lambs 811.60O18.S0; ewes. I 83.506 6: wethers. $749 8.50. DAIRY AND POULTKY tU. V. IaJ Wirt- to Thr Bend BuaVtin) PORTLAND, July N. Butter Cube extran 46Vc. standards 45 4c prime firsts 45c. firsts 43c. Kggs Kxtras 38c. firsts 37c. pul lets 35c, current receipts 33c. Generators, Starters and Ignition Repaired Schuman Auto Electric Trade at home! Money spent away from home doesn't pay our home laborer or teachers' salar ies, or repairs on the school build ings. Taxes have to be increased to make up this loss. The FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Bend Bank. f Superior Salice MFJIUIKR I CI ii It 1 1 KKSKKVK HV8TICM Capital and Surplus, . $120,000.00 ! I . WO livestock M IKKKT (It. P. 1.C.-.-.1 1 . lo II,,. BVnJ bulletin I PORTLAND, Ore,, duly I. Cattle - - Receipts. none; tone of market, .julei: sletrs. medium. $7.7o 8J B.tft ; oimiion, $(,S907Ti canuera and .utters. $t. fill "! I! fiO; beef cows, lncd- ki in and common. StflS.aO; CBJinara and cutters. ? 2 f 1 : bulls, runners and bbtoana, IS. 8004. 75; calves, medium ami choice. 190 lis. down, it. to; MO to Ifl b.. ftfl 8.50; 1(0 lbs. up. $4.6u ii 0. HuRs - Receipts, 0; lone of iniir ket. quiet: tn. viium. Rood am! choice. 100 to 200 ba.. I14.I60J4.7S: 890 to 260 lis.. $18.26h 14.2a: iV.i' lis. up. 8i:iti l4: laughter pigs. Slid 11.6c; reedere and locker, su? n Sheep-- Receipts, 74o: tone ot u'.urkct. medium iteady; lambs, S4 Ins. down, mri choice. sunt II; heavy weights, medium and choice, $ ii It); culls and commons, all weights. $c ffS; wethers. J1.5Utifi. ewes, com mon to choice. :!."i"ti ." FOKEU.N KX RANGE It'. P. l-av-i Wirr to The Urn. I Kullrtinl new TORIC July 8. foreign ex- Change closed Irregular. Sterling. 14.11; francs. 047U; lire, .0ST0; Belgium, .016!: marks, ol 80; Holland, 840.04: Sweden, sjii.s.); Bongkong, STSl Yokohama 41; (ircece, .(157,j: Russia, alt; Mon treal. 81. PORTLAND U Ml AT PRICKS ttt. P. I.r&.rd WIM to TV' HonJ Itiillelinl PORTLAND. July 8. Wheat, hard white. 51-42; soft white, 81. 4L: west ern white. 81.42: hard winter. 11.40; noriheru spring. 11.46; wnutggnj re,:. 81.35. PoRt l.l R WivS Clearings Hal. ::, :'S S7.S4 .Set I .980 37 Norse Descendents Here Will Observe Centennial A Norse-American centennial cele bration will be held at Shevlin park, nenr the Tumalo fili hatchery. Sun day. July 19. tiovernor Pierce will be the main ; speaker of the day. and there will be talks by representatives of the city government and the Bend Commer cial club. Music will be furnished by the Shevlin-llixon band and a choir. The purpose of the celebration I lo commemorate the events which mark the beginning of Norse immi gration to this continent anil to pay a fitting tribute to the Norwegtu pioneers of America, who hail an im- 'Por1""' part in pushing the frontier oi civilization trom tit" i,reat lam lo the Pacific. Thi centennial will be the great est celebration ever held by. Norse men in r n;r;.l i r ' a Kvcry street in PariR lias hten vit t itetl on foot by an American army officer and hts cfauKhPT. kMtf 1". re m Classified Advertisements .; :' i.J dvertiiriB: cbsinrt per imue 2' cnt for Ii wortis or IrM. On? c-nt ir wnril for ail over IS. A!) r . - : 17 -nr. fri tUvmnem. FOR 8ALK THl1 ri PlMPCT FT'I.'T. FOR SALE 3 room house, carafte anil wood slifti. water ami lights. ; lawn anil nfcndt trees, garden and strawberry pur -1 ; large corner lot. J good location, near school :md mill. I Price for quick sale. SS0O. on easy terms. P. St. Pltzir. 127 Minnesota. I'lione 1 1 - j 7. FOR SALK Twelve room hous?, furnished In -' room suites for housekeeping. I block Wall, 3 k . ocks from I. O. quick sale. S3.1!.r,ti. cash or terms. Write XII 5 care Bul letin. S5-26-28p FOR SAI.K OR TRADE Property In Seattle for Hend property. In quire ut 227 St. Helena. Sf-IS-tT r.T3 trttrv-n :'.-v? II STATES RIGHT 0 n LH Constitution Defied, Says Scopes Lawyer Bryan Declares It Will Be Appealed Through Courts, Then to Pepple i p. p. Ltaeel Whe t Ha gaad BoUrtla) l.YTON. Tetin.. July S The great issue In the Scopes evolution case is not whether evolution Is or' is not true, hut whether the slate of Tennessee has not transcended the j limits of its const Um ion and that of the Uhttnd Stales. John H. Neal. aen lor defense counsel, declared in a ; itntemenl loda) in reply to William Jennings Bryan's speech lure last night. A constitutional amendment ban-, isltlng the evolutionary theory from America schools forever Is the dis tant goal of organised fundamental Is in. It seemed that the propcadlhgl In I lit Scopes trial, which will .tart in I this little town Friday, are only the' first faint ramblings of a major bat-' tie that ultimately may be fought by the entire Annrlcan nation. William Jennings Bryan, mainstay of the prosecution of Scopes, flung": down the gage of battle in at: ;:d-dres- to the Proi.res .ive layton cl-ib ' at the Aqua hotel last night li the Tngneanee unti evi hattofl ! law Is held invalid in the lower courts, he said. It will be appealed i t'.irotigh all stages to Washington. If, the United States supreme 'court ' holds it unconstitutional, it will be appealed to the American people, t ..un'cl ..ii , I The principal activity in Dayton ! today w-as an extended conference of I prosecution counsel, with Bryan 1 tnappinv out the ruse. K. T. Blew-1 art. attorney gaaWnl for the 1Mb I Titinessee circuit, arrived here to-1 day ami brought the prosecution staff to full strength. The defense is marking time await ing the coming of Clarence liarrow ' ami Dndley Field Malone. narrow ' reaves Chicago at noon today and j will ct here about noon tomorrow. I Malon- also will roach her' tumnr row. The nrocram fir Um trial luhf b I Kun to take fhar". At lMp two t days. Frltlay anil Saturday, and pte yjlhly Monday and Tuesday tf next j eek. are lo lie conrttimed in tlsK 1 tlon of the Jury. Judg Neal Kaid j today the jury would bi piiktl hy the dnfense with trery rare. With the jury in its yellow swivel I Chung the fecal striiKKle will b i-p'.-ned with irpBMl on the d--j dt rise motion to dlsmlsa thr tndlct-l nient. This may op'n the way to j several days of Keneral arEiimniu, as! th" nuition is hased on the f-dral constitutional guarantees. 1 a 1 a , 1 j 1 1 . 1 . a . p a a V a i m. j BOX WOOD QUICK DELIVERY THE MILLER LUMBER CO. Phone 166 !19tf FOR SAI.R Corner lot, one I room modern house and one 2 room partly modern house with or with out furniture. Inquire at 2 Kansas, corner of liva road. 92-2!;-31i- WE ARE BU1LDIN0 a lew small houses on terms like rent. t20 down and $20 per month. Plenty of trees, water and light. Near business section anil mills. See ua at once. IIENKI.E A- MINER LAND CO. 21-27C 1010 Wall St. FOR SALE-One 6 room modern bungalow on St. Helens; one 5 room on St. Helens; one l-room on ; Newport; fi-room on West Third; '.-room on Delaware, garage, paved street. All close In. Inquire U27 St. Helens. CT-2.V:ilp FOR BALE 6 room home, strictly modern. All bullt-ins. Excep tionally large garage. JS00 down and easy terms on balance. 132 St. Helens Phone 242-M 6S-18-31P j FOR SALE 9 Jereey milk cowr, 1 registered Jersey bull, 1 span henry draft horses and harness, I ; three-inch Winona wagon. Apply I 323 Hill St. f.2-2.ri-27p ! FOR SALE -Three motors; three. one and half honiepower. Also generator unliable. Tor farm lighting. I A. E. Ault. 30-22-27C USED MACHINE BALE Bargains' In all makes. Terms to suit. White Sewing MSchlnS CO., fool of Oregon Si. .1. T. Ores WOld, Mgr. !il-2ii-30i j FOR SALE Five milk COWS, priced reasonable, Phone nj28 or sd dress f. Brandon, box ir,x. Bond, Oregon, 80-2l-81p FOR SALE -Odod milk cow, fresh soon. Inquire Hend Oolf club. 87-26-27P FOR RENT FOR RENT -3 room fnrHlShtd house with InrSS clothes closet. Inquire 1130 Newport. l-27p 1T1F1 Out of the tdO I'ORMATES SILVERTOWN SERVICE STATION Distribute rs i ' Foil ItKNT Three room house; water anil lights furnished. Two room furnished apartment with gar age; wood, water and light fur- j nished. For sale. K room house. Will take small bouse or car on i'lrst payment. Call at 41 K Slants j street. tMI-iT Foll RRNT -Twi room fnrniahed ban . water, light and wood fur nished. 125. HO per month. Suitable fur partv without chll lren. Inqtilre Mm, Muller's HeuUty Parlor. 110 I Oregon. 75-2.r.-27c FOR RENT :; room furnished cot tage; also cabin, not modern; suitable for temporary quarters for any one; no objections 10 Children. Inquire 2!i fi ley, upstairs. !i!i-27p FOR RENT- Btrlctlr modern Ii room house, on paved street, 1 block from Presbyterian church; lawn and flowers. Phone alls or cull nt S2n Newport Ave. H-27-S-!-3lp FOR RENT 2 room furnished house, water and lights, at II Louisiana. Inquire at 33 UralSnnS or Phone 23-.M. !4-2-27p for rent -t room house, garage, WOOdShed, garden. 1431 West I lib. Inquire Mm, Stearns, rear of 1 131 West '.llll. 12-27-2SP FOR RENT Three room furnished house, can ai 1200 Baltimore be tween S and I . S-27-3 I p FOR KENT Small house, close In. famished; right for 2 men. S. It. Hogln, 34 Lafayette Ave., near de pot. n-27p FOR RENT -Due room house, part ly furnished, tin per mouth, with water and light, inquire gftornooiii ai 10C7 Allmny Ave. IS-l-l7p P0II KENT Two room furnished shack, suitable for men hatching; rent, Including electric lights, 510. Inquire 1 070 Onion si. B8l9-27p for rent One large housekeeping room. All modern convenience:). Inquire filB Lava Rond or phono 1K4-R. !IO-20-27p FOR RENT - 0 room modern housq, on Delaware Call Mr. Smith. 201. 10-27-21IC FOH RENT- Modern three room furnished apartment, nonr mill, Inquire ins Lava Road. 74-25-27p, Sustained Quality la Delivery cars start and stop, start and stop all day, every day. De spite these exactions Associated Gasoline consistently helps thous ands of them to roll up surpris ingly economical mileage. The sustained quality of Associated Gasoline will show its value in your car just as emphatically. NOTORNATES am m n w m ggr .-vm.i nn n mm. WW. TN.'V j)gw j j ' ' f'. WAjrnn WASTKI) -Someone to water and cut lawn In return for rent free sleeping room July 15 to August 15, Apply nt once g III Highland Bird S2-2B -Ti V. ANTEP l: and wife for ranch work. Some milking Inquire Simp "'ti!s pool hall or write Henry McCnll, Redmond. Ore l-S7-2Sp vVANTBD Hoarders and roomers,- alee modem home, bnth privileges, ti'ar mill. Also garage for rent. Mrs E. A Clnvpool. ::: fillehi I i 22-2.V27C 1 'WANTED Your car to wnsh. Also motor cleaning, rr.r POllghlBC, enamel cleaning, top dressing. Rita Clarence, Henkle service station. 4-2-27P' WANTED TO RENT -6 or I r nuuleru house. Phone r,33-J. 41-lt-tlp WANTED Yoor gas. oil and tire business. Home of protected tires, i Henkle Service, phone Soft. 47-3-27p ( MISCI.I.l,AM'.fiCS FOR A permanent cess pool, have Perry, the well driller, sink a Inrge hots through the lava rock and Into the underlying crevices, making n real dram at email OXpsnSOi For estimates and service phono 411 or call al 229 Congress St. Itf STI'DENT MARCELS." "3b7, 'for"a short lime only. Mrs Muller's Beauty Parlor, phone 3r2-w. 71-2T.-27C. FILLER BRUSHES Better nnrt cheaper than ever. Representa tive, 311 Wall SI. 2-27-fi.lp li RAVEL and lop dill Tor the haul ing. Phone I Of. ft or call lit 1047 Bond. 426-Hp FOH THADB lost Between La Pine and Bsndi ilot.loii bull pup. 3 mon the old. Answers to name of Peggy- PIoojic notify Mrs. Ralph Dunn, 1 84 BJail Revere or phone S70-J, Liberal rowa ni. kn-2fi-2np LOST AND FOUNT! LOST -Sunday night, 3 suit, ensna and one puck suck. Finder please notify Mrs. Don Campbell, B4R Franklin and reielve reward. 7-27 30p Ml Ju'''-''r0 i ItklU -v;onui JlK, . 9W1PP1NC A 'vi.tr otri S .. dm I R I v "Siutainrcl Qualitv" aa applied to Aiiociatrd tijsolinr and Cyrol Motor Oil nirant that thrsi- two prtnlucta constantly and iiiccMiftitly mrrt thr molt rigid of operative testa. DngJ with thr dtaltr vho wrret you veil thr MO VOHStATr.S Jrulrr ASStlCIATItl) Oil. COMPANY F U ND Suit SMS on Division Si. between 'llee lei UUll Fl'.IUklllt. at 4 O'clock P M, July .tb. Owner in .) I eioe l.y Identifying and paying for advertising. Inqnlre II Oreeley Ave. lt7IM FOUND -H. A A. button; owner may hale same by puling lor advertls lug. sr,-2i; 27c LEGAL NOTICES i m i i nn nlim Notice la hereby given that Den chutes county School District No. 21 Mill receive sealed bids up to unit Including Tuesday, July 21. iti2fi, at s On oiiock P. Mil for the fol- lowlns described labor snd material, more specific detail., of which can he bad from the iinrtcn 1 . ei For re-shlogllng the dlSlfiOl school building, AsA grade cedar ahlnglea, ;iii , bnlni received for both labor and material or for labor. For lepalntlug Ihe school house with two coals of painl. bids to he received for both labor snd mgtorial j or for labor. By order of ihe Hoard of Direct ors. 0BOR0E ROBERTS, Chairman. S. I). No. .21. , B7i F. A. SCIINEUER, Clerk KOTICH TO CREDITORS Notice h hereby given that th' under Igned has been by the county court of DeSChtttSS county, Oregon, appointed admlnlslrator of the BS- ANY PART FOR ANY CAR FENDERS Rl'NMNO hoards VVINDHIHEMIH 111; Mil, Kilns SPRINGS WHEELS 11 tin roils The Motor Market Liu ... .-. I I'lione III" Tarts for All Cars" I tale of Amanda J Hrook. doengged, anil all persons holding slnlSSa ii'.'altlst said estate are hereby null fled to preicnl the same with pie n r vouchers to the undersigned at tin off! t Rons Fariihiiiu. attot nay at law. in Btndt Oregon, wlihln U monlbl after th date of thin not Ice. Dated and published first time July H. l2r. PRANK N BROOK, Admlnls irator of the Estate of Amanda .1 lltook. Deceased. 27 :i3-39-4 Is Our Chocolate Syrups used in Ice Cream Sundaes Ice Cream Sodas are the most delicious ever. HOR.TONS DRUGS