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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1925)
PAGE 4 thk BEND BULLETIN, DAILY edition. BEND, okkc.on, SATURDAY, Tn.v n. 10j5 The Bend Bulletin DAILY KDITIOX ubti-htil Kvrry Afternoon BxttDt Sunday liy The He-nil HulMin (IneoVponMd) Cntcred u Second Clai mttttr January t. 11)17, at th Poatoffleo at ltnd, Oregon, under Art of March 8. 1879. IioliF.UT W, BAWYEB HENRY N. FOWI.EK - Eilltor-Ma.iaprr Aaenciatc Editor An Indficndnt Newspaper, Mainline for the Iquare deat, clean huttnrns, clean politic and (he heat Interests of Demi and Central Orcsvn. Hl'ltSl RIPTION HATES By Malt One Year W.00 1 Six month 12.75 Three Montha $1.60 By Carrier One Year ffi.r-0 Stx Montha $3.K0 One Month .60 AM aubwrlption are due and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notice of expiration are mailed aubacribera and if renewal in not made within reasonable time the pir will be dia contfnued. Fleaae notify u promptly of any chance j of addreaa, or of failure to receive the paper ; regularly. Otherwise we will not be responsi ble for ctipiea misted. Make all checks and orders payable to The Bend Bulletin. ! SATTKDAY. Jl'l.Y 11. 1 125 Tlio mercy of Coil Who is a Qod like unto Tlieo, that iar iloui'th iniquity beeanaa Ho ilo llghteth in niorcy. Mlcuh 7; IS WOliK AND ItKCI.AM ATION Any foolliiR hold horoaliouts that Socrotary Work and t'onimissionor Mead hIIkIiUmI this valley when they refused to include it In their recent itinerary through Oregon must now be tempered hy the news of how they treated the Baker, the Vale and th Owyhee projects which, at RipplingRhumos HEAT When pedestrians are frying on the siirfaee of the street, iiiul UlQ world seems wilting, dying, in the everlasting heat, then, oh fellow men. if ever, we should make a strong en deavor to be jocular and clever, springing maxims blithe and sweet. When the day is eool and breesy, and we're full of pep anil vim, it is too absurdly easy to line up with Sunny Mm; little credit are we Raining by the absence of com plaining, by our striving and our straining to put up a cheerful hymn. It is when the heat is sibling and the sun is on carouse, and the briny sweat is drizzling from our whiskers and our brows, that we show what stuff we're made of, crying, "Heat we're not afraid of." while we loiter in the shade of banyan trees witli goats and eows. High and noble is the fellow who ran deal in harmless fun. when the world is parched and yellow with the baking by the sun. who can josh along and twitter when his friends are grow ing bitter, when the croaker and the quitter call for poison, nxe and gun. He is panting, he is gasping, he is freckled, burned and tanned, and his voice is hoarse and rasping, for his throat is full of sand: but he jokes along ami joshes while the perspiration washes and the heat comes down and squashes all the comfort in the land. -:- gwtfttj Nana -:- -i ti m n s a a a a a II f'JIiNJI' I p. m.. Seiger's orchestra. KOO, General Klectrlc. Oakland. ;361 U meters 11 a. m. and S p. m.. the pros- First Presbyterian church; 3:30 p. Nottr to vublW.lloo hi th, i.vll vlua b Mi Itm Iku 'iMk Ik Mrs. .lohtt I'addou of Cortland Is visiting her sou. Palmer .Tamos, in Mend. She will return to her homo Ot) Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. t K. Nichols loft Friday morning by automobile for Seattle by way of K.ttKcuc over tho Mi'Konie pass. Mrs Nichols' broth or. K. M BfOORS, Mrs. BfbOSI SW their son Raymond, and Mr and Mrs .flion Cundersou of Portland, whn have been house gnosis of Mr unit Mis Nichols, accompanied them in, the trip. John I, finite, pin steal director and athletic coach in the Head )unloi high school, was In Ilend Friday, at' com pan tod by his bride, formerly Miss K.lsio Mayfleld of Alrloo. The were married July I and have boor on a wedding tour Into Southern Ore (on, coming to Mend by w.i of Kta ninth Falls and Prater lake. TheJ left for the Willamette valley by way of McKentle pass, hut will be in Mend in about in days to make their home QroQJJI No. 3 of the cauipfire girl of Bond met at the home of U-tlia U fetuKkv kmaa H Tfc. Hull.!. Hi M I rftoriM W dx iu i Ill Horner on Wednesday afternoon An hour was spent In sewing, after which dainty wfjraajtuttitti were served. The Tntualo t'ht'latlan F.udoavnr I taClt'ty will hold a picnic on TlMMklO tlland next Thursday evening. The Band and oilier Central Oregon so cjellos are Invited. I ! Mrs. U M Toss and Mis. II 0 Dodds were hostesses at the KISH Ladles club brlilge party 'l'uesila aft ernoon at the Kik' club rooms. Mrt' Itay Jackson ami Mis. T I llum-lt won the prliea. Five tables werw , played. Mrs. John A Stcldl enlertalne,! tli. Tliursday evening bridge club this tfaak Four tables were played. Mrs Hay Jackson and John Steull winning the prizes. Miss Jeaiiette KoIOa onterialned a I group ot gil l trltOdl w ith bridge luiriv on Tuesday afternoon at bet home. Three tables wore plaTOd Miss Margaret luabult won the first prize. Floodlighting out time, rank higher than the Des- m.. ("lift orchestra chuteB in the government plans for' KFI. Karle C. Anthony, Loa Ansc development. Approved by the so-lies, 4.67 meters In a. m.. church called fact finding commission and 1 federation: 4 p. m . vesper services: by the reclamation bureau's investt-j 1141 p. m.. Father Kicard's sunspol gators, these three are now the bene-1 'ea' her forecast: 7 p tit., Metropcli firiaries of federal appropriations. ' 'an theater: S p. m.. classic hour: 9 Nevertheless Secretary Work rather ! P- m.. Examiner: 10 p. m.. Packard summarily passed over them the I orchestra. lollus. Madras and the t'ove id. int. according to the Redmond Spokes man. Ho takes the position held for merly by P. U Shattuck. who died recently at Prineville J. G. Mctitiffie. who has heretofore i been superintendent over the entire system, will now have charge of op erations at Ittdmond, Terrebonne and the Diatotnlte Co.. and the lilno falls plant. KHJ. Times, bet Angeles. 405.2 meters 10 a. m.. Kev. Gordon Pal mer; 10:30 a. m.. First M. K. church: 6 p. m.. Arcade orchestra: 6:30 p. m.. Hickman's orchestra; 7 p. m.. organ recital: S p. m.. program. KNX. Express. Lot Angeles. 337 meters 10 a. m. and 7 p. m.. First Presbyterian church, Hollywood; S p. m.. Ambassador orchestra; 9 p. m.. program. IIKW. Oregonian. Portland, 491.5 meters 10:30 a. in . First Presbyter ian church: 7: 15 p. nr.. First Church of Christ. Scientist. other day and at the same time an nounced that if the matter were left to his discretion he would not build the Baker nor have anything to do with the Vale and the Owyhee unless arrangements for colonization were made. If this policy is the one that re timing in force, there would seem to be an end to the politico-Irrigation situation in Oregon and a rhance that projects purely meritorious may be undertaken. Now that Secretary Work hus spoken It may be asserted that politics has had a good deal to do with nroieet selection. Fn in ihi time there has been something ot t Former Terrebonne Man uticyiaiKr ui me met mill these projects were in the lead no matter how they got there and that they should be given their chance for their white alley. The chance is now over unless there is a oongresslo!!::! overturn of the secretary's position. Politics kept the Raker project alive as a federal possibility: the Iduho Inside track in reclamation af fairs put the Owyhee over, and the powerful influence of a California bank brought about the purchase of the Warm Springs surplus water and I the adoption of the Vale project merely another name for a part of the Warm Springs. Secretary Work and Commissioner Mead now insist on a new approach to the busiio ss zif reclamation and a project must be able to meet the requirements of Ihelr yard stick before it can hope for construction. In the full confidence that the Des chutes can measure up in every way. us oaeners suouiu now proceed vigor- , - Whlteis ously toward the promotion of Its ' Mr. and Mrs. Whlteis and children interests in wastitngton and else where. I CHURClTI Mrt hod Ut Rptocopal Church Horn!. Opposite High School Church school. : 4 5 a. m : niorn triK worship at 11; mojtel of m mum. "The ChriMlun'H HlKhfM Privilege InternuM.iato and senior Kpworth leagues meet in Kpworth hall ut 7 p. in Th Happy Sunday Kvonlnc hour at 8. The days are warm. We ar1 all lA,.!inir r..- ,. aifti iSi laa wkUl b Buried In Prineville There Is no hotter placo to do this tSitv;.t! to Thv Ba-rxl ' .".-tin i Prineville, joiy li. Fontrai services for the late (Jeorpe Whlteis. iJ. who for the past several years had made his home on a ranch at Terrebonne, were held Friday after noon from the local Methodist church, with He v. James Kaye In eharge. Burial was in the local ceme tery. Death occurred in Portland. Ifi-I Dakota street, early Wednesday morning. Whlteis had fallen across the pas range in his home. As he had been a sufferer from heart di sease for many years. It was con- In all Central Oregon tiian right in this church. The natural atmosphere is cool and refreshing and the spirit-j ual aim sphere is u;;rm, globing rtm! i .invigorating. Iet iw not only think i ot the physical, but ut the same time! let us provide for the urgent needs; : of th spiritual. A warm hearted ; welcome awaits you here. tio toj church Sunday! FRANK JAM KS, I'astor. Young people. h-w about Haptist assembly ;tl QladltOSt park July 10 (o August 11? Come to church tomorrow . this home like downtown church wel comes mil wlto are not worshiping elsewhere. F. H UFA III), Pustor l ull ( lOsiprt hut ch In basement of church on the cor ner of lloud street und Florida ave nue. Hlble school at D" a. m.. preaching at 1 1 a. m. and S p. m. We hold prayer meetings on Wed nesday unit Saturday evenings at S o'clock. If you are looking for xplrltual Messing, come to these meetings and receive what is In store for you. Hring the sick; all are welcome L K. 01IOKB, I'astor. ( tinrt h of i in bit nj8 Newport Avenue J. 11. McSparran. the minister, at tlo 11 o'cloek service, will talk on the business management of the church. This will be his final mes sage to the membership of the church and he is very anxious to have pres ent every member and everyone else l&ttrwittd In the church. The theme at the s o'clock evening service will Jpe. "The Signs of His Coming Milile school an Christian Kndeavor ui the usual time. I From Ilend the minuter g'e t" ; Holse, and from there tie ami his wife expect to go to North lleud to help the church for a while On their .n thev expect to visit Puget Sound. I Portland. Kugeue und othet places lii-t ( hut h of ( hrl-t, KrlflMltsail West First Street Services every Sunday at II n in Sumiay pehOOl at 1' 10, Subject for ! ltniorriw. "Sacrament. " Testimony BMtlBI eer Wedto s ! t day at s p in The church maintains a free pub-J lie reading rOOU III UW De. htltes Investni'iit Co building, where all authorized Christian Sclencr lit - r.i I ture may e obtained The public Is cordlull Invited to, attend the church services and visit the reading room l.uth- run t I in li Wall and Idaho Would vim like to know more about the growth and development .of the Lutheran church for tfie last ion ears? Then conie to the church I Sunday at 11 a m. TOT the centen nial commemoration service of the arrival of the first Norwegian tmnit grunts in America They brought th church with them and planed It In ; American soil It ta now tuli .in Institution with schools, colleges. In stitutions of mercy, missions at h'ni" and in foreign Innds. In Anient.. : : - -for evening recreation "(live ii.. more playtime" is tin' appeal oi thi' mail ami woman Who work all day, six days a week. Floodlighting Btretchet tlay llght playtime Into 1 1 1 evening bours, yet kft'ps folks out in the fresh air, where their recreation docs them tin- most physical good. This is a sound way to promote Sabbath i servance, too giving people more weekday hours for sports ami relaxation. Bend Water, Light & Power Co. a.. i i i t - i a ai there am liLJil l.uiherun (i.istura, 611 Tl Imatad LaUMrSS (OSf li.SJS churches. J.S0".H 13 cnnitntlnl latlun in America Is I 1,191,110, ami cHtit Mall ban over yeiir The lii the crll ll,SSSi I.utherann have i hiir.h prnert a Vnu arc weli-ome 1,1 ihe l.iitln r. n tuiat VSlSBtlM t Ml 1,141,17 7, ami tflSfCl Sttf USM aapaa lUaraa aael raar of iij.to.. u BOOBTAO, PastSf I l"iri BaprJal Cbardi OreRim and IrvinK this rinded that death a due ailment and gas inhalation. Whlteis leaves his widow and two daughters. Miss Helen Whlteis. Mrs. Herjl Baker of Spokane, two sons. Paul L. Whiteis and and j and Hoy RADIO Today Tomorrow KPO, Hale Tiros and Chronicle. San Krancisco, 428.3 meters 3:30 p. m., Palace orchestra; 5:30 p. m., Warfleld theater: 6:15 p. m.. base hall, stocks; 6::io p. m.. States or chestra; s p. m.. Cabirlans. KI.X. Tribune, Oakland, 5us me ters 7 p. m., newR. K(10, General Klectrlc. Oakland. 361.2 meters 4 p. ni.. St. Francis orchestra; S p. n.. sport review; 8:10 i). fn.. musical proRram; In p. m.. Wilson's orchestra. KKI. Karle ('. Anthony, Ioh AOKe les, 467 meters 6:30 p. in.. Kiani Iner: 6 p. ni . nlitbtly doings; 7 p. m., danre musii ; 7:.'ln p. ni.. COmtnan lty rIiib; 7:15 p. m.. bookshelf chat; 8 p. m., Examiner; 8 p. m., elassic hnnr; 10 p. in., Packard Radio club: 11 p. ni.. KKI midnight frolic, Kill. Times. Los Angeles. 405.2 meters C:.".0 p. ta., cblldrtft'ii hour; 8 p. fit., program; 10 p. ra., Hick man's orchaatra; ii:."u p. m . i.ost Angels. KNX, Kxpress, IOs Angeles. 337 motera 0 p. m., Sunday church an nouncements; 7:.'in p. m., organ rc rllal: 8 und 0 p. in., programs; lb p. m.. Lyman orcheatra; 11 p. m . Hollywood night. KOWi Oregonian. Portland, 491.5 melers 8 and 10 p. m., Kouder's or i lies Ira. KfOA, tthodns Stun.'. Seattle, 464.3 meters 4 und li p, m., Hoff Itiun Ofobeatra; 6 p. m., baseball: 8:;to p, m., Times; 10 p. m llark- iichs orcbeatra. Services as follows: Unified plan. Sunday school at! 0:45. The double holiday cut at tendance last Sunday. Your placet awaits you tomorrow; can we count on yon? .Morning wor-hip. "(lathers About." a hot weather sermon, at 11 o'clock; service over promptly at 12. B. Y. P. D.i senior, group 2 In. charge, at 7 p. ni. All young people: of the church are urged to be nresent on time; visitors always welcome. I Evening evangelistic message. "Does It Matter?" at 8 o'clock. Girls, remember W. W. 0, Monday night. Church night. Wednesday, prayer, praise and Bible study at 8 o'clock. 1 .Junior choir at 8:45. K. A. Smith, formerly superintend-', Thursday, missionary meeting at, cnt of the Bend Water. Light A 2:30, at the home of Mrs. A. I). Power Co., will he In chirgc of the Bolder, 52 Lafayette avenue. Deschutes Power Co. office in Prine-' Are yon planning that trip to As-; vllle and will supervise the com-1 torla July 21 to 26. to attend the pany's operations in that city, Me- Baptist state convention? j moved to Portland in May, at the f close of the local schools. Several j years ago Mrs. Whlteis was principal I of the Terrebonne schools, and is, '. well known in that section. Smith to Supervise Deschutes Power Co. ToinorroM KI'O. Hale Bros, and Chronicle. Han Krtinclseo, 428.3 melers 11 a. in., non-sectarian church service; 2 p. in., mi:. in recital; 6 p. m,, stales orcheatra; 6:30'p, in., baseball; 6:35 and s p. in . Palace orcbeatra; 8:30 MENU Downing's Special Dinner Sunday, 6 I'. M. to 8 1'. M. SMHip, Chicken Itoyal I i nil Cocktail Baked Hall tml An G rutin Head Lettuce, Club Dressing; Yl li lt ( HOICK Of l-'t-icasse of ChtokCN Kgg .Noodles Pried Spring Chicken a la Stanley Steak ii la Mlnyon Mushroom Sauce .New Potatoes in (ream Sin imp Salad Vanilla Ice Crcntn or Orange Sbcrbel With Jelly ( like Tea Coffee Iced Tea or .Milk MUCK fn i'Kit PL.vri-; Hear the Spokane Symphon-aters while you dine A delightful place to bring a party, your wife or your lady friends. Make your reservations by telephoning 89-J Select It With CARE- That's What WE DO! Nobody can palm off on us a pile of scrap iron that may have at one time been an automobile. We don't BUY or SELL such plunder. . Lacking this expert knowledge of values, you'd best buy your used car through a reputable dealer with a reputation to maintain. Such a dealer will not take advantage of you. The other fellow MIGHT. t SEELEY'S GARAGE L 10. SEELEY, Prop. 233 Greenwood Phone 48S HUDSON -' ESSEX PACKARD s y CALIFORNIA Elks Caravan will take lunch Sunday, July 12, 12:30 P. M. at Eugene THE CENTRAL OREGON CARAVAN from Bend Lodge 1371 WILL JOIN THEM AT EUGENE rm Going across the beautiful McKcnssie Pass, pr, Assemble at Lodge Hall to leave at 7:00 A. M. I Sunday. Redmond, Prineville, Madras, Mitchell Elks join Central Oregon Caravan at sisters at 8:00 A. M. T. II. FOLEY, Exalted Ruler. m S i i BASEBALL BR00KS-SCANL0N SHEVLI&HIXON . SUNDAY O'DONNELL FIELD The Best (iiimc of the Season LET'S GO! 2:;j(l
