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THE RFNP BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION. BEND, OREGON; FRIDAY. JULY 17. 1025
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FRIDAY. JULY 17. lit!
Deliverance at hand 1 will
be with htm In trouble: 1 will
deliver htm. Psalm 91 :1R.
WHAT SSOD.000 WOULD BUY
Some clay, we suppose, the people
of Bend will go to the polls to say
.whither they should mortgage thfti-
future and the future of the city to
.the tune of 1600.000 to buy a water
system that can just as well hi 1, n
lunbotiglit. and to build a pipe Hue
that might just as well be left un
built.
We believe lhat the bond ltxn.1
will not be voted. It is being pro
posed by the council, but not cham
pioned by, the council; it is propose 1
because the people in u straw vote
last summer instructed that the iaaua
be laid squarely before them for i
definite vote. But apparent reasons
which existed a year ago have been
eliminated: even the leader in de
manding municipal ownership and
pipe line from the Tumalo has taken
a complete flop and
RICHARD ROE
oft I hiitl hoard of Richard Roe, and when I crossed the
vale. I said. "I'll spend an hour or so with Richard in the
jail. I'll try to find the reason why he's oft behind the
bars, while out of doors his neighbors fly in shining motor
ears." 1 found this Richard in his cell, all free from griefs
and fears, and he was fat and looking well, and shed no
idle tears. He had no feeling of disgrace, and he remarked
to me. "The hoosegow is a pleasant place, 1 care not to be
free. In summer this old jail is eool, while toilers out of
doors leave sweat behind them in a pool, as they pursue
their chores. In winter this old jail is warm and cozy as
can be, and there's no howling arctic storm can net its hooks
in me. They bring me food three times a day, good, honest.
Bmoking hash, and for this grrub I do not pay in labor or in
cash. What more can any man desire than 1 receive in
jail? Why should 1 labor and perspire for paltry rolls of
kale?" "There's such a thing as self respect." I muttered,
through my veil: "it's born in men. but soon is wrecked by
sojourn in a jail." I hoped to find you in a mood to barken
to my rede, but since you take that attitude. I'll not advise
or plead. Far better shiver in the snow, or shrivel in the
heat, than bask in comfort. Richard Roe. with prison grub
to eat."
1MMMER HOUSE-CLEANING SALE!
Clean-Up Prices on Odd and Discontinued Patterns
of Furniture.
We are cleaning out this stock to make room for our new fall slock which is arriving
daily, at prices that cannot be equaled.
;i?mffi
The Wall Flower
By MARION RUBINCAM
WORD FROM GLORIA
there is now no reason f,.r niiino,
no enormous a burden of debt on the
people.
Too. voting to submit an issue for
a vote, and voting on spending $600.
000 are two entirely different things
We believe that the voters of Bend
have altogether loo much common
sense to consider seriously a 22 year
debt of $600,000.
f onsider what $600. tino
buy:
Three school buildings of the slie
and specifications of Bend's new
union school, or
Pay the running expenses of the
city of Bend for the next seven years.
But liloriu will be
realizes that; said. Krankle presented no problem.
to her.
"Not for weeks I saw
Paris, before I came over.'
Chapter 06 i the idea of being your wife " Sud
den tears were near the surface
back!" Pan again
"Don't you see? It's so much ban-
would
Build a library that would be a
credit to the city, a courthouse, and
city hull, or
Pave 20 miles of city streets, or
Do lots of things. It's positively
fascinating to sit and think what you
could do with $600.1)00 if vou had it.
, piness. so much more than I deserve,
them in ! so m,"'b more than I ever thought
i would come to me: " Her eyelids
I tremble, I little if woum.wl tnr n
"Oh, tell me you never said a moment as though the tears would
word!" she reproached him. "Were come, they had been near the surface
they happy? Was Oloria happyT Do, nil evening.
you like Santley now he's back?" -i lot vou so much. I knew I
"I ve always liked him I used to would be perfectlv happv If vou
know him ten well, in tin- old days.V wer.. i i.i i, ...... .....
(.eorgesald. "I always knew he was married Clorla--It wouldn't have
In love with Cloria. We were both been as you think, mv mind telling
with her. trying to keep up her cour- me I should be happv. while b heart
age. in the dreadful time when she wanted you "
was musing up ner mind to break
loose and go to New York. Me was
glad then that my home was Amer
ica, so I could keep an eye on her.
He was ready to quit over here and
go back, hut she wouldn't have It."
DINING ROOM FURNITURE
l 48-inch beautiful Square Extension Table, in
walnut, l 48-inch buffet to match (ample room
for linen and silver), (i blue leather seat chairs.
Regular $i;2.ro.
Sale price $87.50
One 54-inch square extension table, (i blue seated
chairs to match. Regular $110.00,
Sale price $95.00
One 44-inch Round Jacobean Extension Table,
(i Dining Chairs to-nialch, leather seats.
Regular $112.60,
Sale price $92.50
One 54-inch Buffet, walnut. 1 50-inch Walnut
Hound Table, ti cane paneled back Chairs, blue
leather seats. Queen Anne. Regular $225.00
Sale price $157.50
BED ROOM FURNITURE
P6ur-piece Ivory Med Room Set (panel bed). 1
Chifferette. l large size Dresser, i Night Stund,
Regular $165.00,
Sale price $139.00
Dressers
one Ivory Dresser, large mirror. Regular $25.50)
Sale price $21.50
One Ivory Dresser. Regular '".
Sale price $27.50
One Straight-end Ivory Wood Bed. Regular $81.
Sale price $19.85
Two-inch Posl Bed, either full or twin size.
Regular $14.50,
Sale price $8.65
"My happiness is with you." he
said, with an arm around her.
"Then I'm doubly happy. I'll grow
used to it and; he selfish about it
too. in time H..;-yic,- - makes one
"I know."
"I was her guardian, in his eyes.
selfish." she said wffh a wisdom odd
in 22.
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M V n. V ... .. ".e au..e,, ,H. ,,,,, faC(1 wajl
' -nan oriillinf III III? HCnse-
Jess way she wasted her time on no-
One 60-inch Mahogany Buffet Regular $105.00, One Golden Chiffonier, large mirrow. Regular
Sale price $75.00 $28.00,
TWO sets of 1 Oak Dining Chairs, brown leather. a'e Pr'Ce $21.60
Odtl Dining Chairs that all go at Odd Bed Room Rockers and Straight Chairs
Less Than Cost Selling at Less Than Cost
Grass Rugs Rag Rugs Blabon's-Feltex
9x12, sale price $5.65 ,n co,om Congoleum Art Rugs
b. io, sale price U. 24x48: regular 41.66, Size 9x12, sale price $14.50
i.xs. sale price 3.:w c , s uc Size 9xlOMj, sale price $12 75
Many patterns to chouse from. dale price 3DC Size6x9tsale "'ice $8 75
Bend Furniture Company
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alight with her joy Ceorge thought '
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
lilt vmi ..,,1 !..'. i i. . I
..... w.. "i-uiiin t n m'lUl It ail at OlU'e i.ccmini iu,..li. )...- . .u , . . -
not if you were in vour rivhl mlnri I ' ...T.T. LT h"r beautiful as nh- wan when
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Here's what S6OO.0011 will not
buy:
The Bend Water. Light & Power
Co. distribution system and a pipe
line from Tumalo creek.
The company's price Is already
J5.000 in excess of the amount al
lowed in the Dabnll and Koon re
port, and It is a price as of last Oc
tober. How much more would be
adfled to compensate for the addi
tions and improvements of the inter
vening months? Also engineer's con
struction estimates are quite fre
quently low. and if low in regard to
the purchase price of the distribution
,is though we were having u grand bidder for cash nil of the Inter.-, I ,,f iind of the setiliur of said ei,.i 1.1,1
She would eet koverl nr. an,t nnr ""I'l'J ; " "'-"'". f.vu nujlliK ill ."in op loin inn 101 .ill perB.niH llllereMeil lire , II,, In
" emn rill.'l IIV Of f:il-e ynrt innm ll,..l ., trnLi.se..,, ,1111 S X Mil 11 I lllk H I X 11,1 lit lies- ,ll,t,e..- :,t M.l, lit,, I .1..
was more than mere beauty. To (ienrge. being a man. a trims 'hules in said county and slate us show cause If an) why sal. I a
"We'll be married this week he sea It was unite an unimnorlaiit nan '"'r. ""' """''"I l"t Olereof on file, should not be allowed, ami sulil
said suddenly Will you have to , of a wedding He had often won-
otlc
"Vou would glare at her, I've seen
you," interrupted Pan.
e.e i Vh . ' , .."""' bntn"r ",lot rsseaux and things'
t Z ' ,, f VV"" " " q!VM 11 :lf,-r r" n.''rried-I shan't
force with Oioria. sort of a sedative M 01ojia , ,ho (ms ,)a,.k
to keep her down when you were to- t what shall we do with Krankle-
co im", r'Cr I :'" "I"' ;'0ria- "Take him along, answered Pan
could be of use to yon when I be-
gun to fall in love with you." Chapter 97
When was that? asked the girl.:
deserting one topic for another more 1 ,:,,. k-.h ..i,i ,h.... u ....
lid
.if r,,ir..t,n ,. t lunn ... mm
dered why all his friends spent hectic whi,h the sum .,f $:i:iu bus b
weens wiin uressmaKers anil made
tiring rounds of shops buying new
clothes tnor. than they wanted ai
ways when it was assumed lhat
normally they had at least a suffi
ciency. He decided once It was he
cause they liked long newspaper de
scriptions of their dresses, and maga-
unt of
II pa III
ROSS PARNHAH,
Administrator of the Kstate of
Ceorge II t'laiider. Deceased
29-.1u-ll-t7c
Dated 111 fiend. Deschutes County.
Oregon, this lh dayof Jul. :ufl
cora dick knioht,
Ad mlii 1st rat rl x for the Btl 1(4
of Johll A. Knlgllt. Deceased
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ii-., . . . . ", ,,. tcs, .1111 i nu ii.iii hum i. in.- piiiuics niitimiiK III'
I don t know sometimes I think i i.i,..,i . ..
from the time I ftr.i .a,.,.. "
system arc even more likelv to he'hohinrt re , . . ' i " niaKes the time we are engaged lights thrown on laces and carefully
low as to pipe line.. '', " "UBlon, b-jo short." she said "And after all. j thought out shadows to bring out the
It' k ii . , 7 " 1 siipiiosea to lie one of tile rienness in texture
No. $600,000 is not enough.
.k.kk.. r k. . . us. '
will not finance this water program rrr,m ,h, i, ,. . 1. . ! i gemng married ' inn ran s uiiterent. u non-
And at the same lime its altogether, . V- i". i I robably. ' Ceorge agreed. "I sense wouldn't appeal to her." lie
too much.
f'onrlder the nnt, voters.
Whatever may be our demril n
laim recognition for one fact at ieast
so far this summer we have Uut
once asked anyone how he liked the
heat or whether it was hot enough
for him. Likewise we have never as
serted that it was pretty hot. To
achieve this record we have had to
exercise unusual self restraint and.
D. V.. we shall continue to do so.
Ihe night you brought me a hot
...sisieu m eaung n 'never was engage,! so I ,l,.t, t ltn.
Pan laughed, then demanded. I don't want to hurry you. of course '
....... .., i .Mi.rm. jn .p, ,,r hi lt,nl,
s well .Hie Illgllt w , w-i-t r-., I
wiiil.. I was at work f had u phone tliat t had tba girl
aR from Baatlar, aaUaa ma to dme n is,,-. :, matur
"Pe-s.
I t hi,
NOTICE oi I I v.l l. ACCOUNT
No! Ice is hereby given ill. 1 1 Cora
Dick Knight. Administratrix of the
Kstate of John A. Knight, deceased
has made and filed with the County
Clerk of Deschutes County, Oregon,
her final account us Adnilnistri.trU
of said estate, and that the linlg" of
the above entitled Court has desig
nated that the 1 r. t h day of Autlllt,
1H25. at '1 o'clock P. M. of s.ild dnv
And it never occurred to ,n ""' courtroom In llend. Descln.ti s
ouniy, iiri.gon. us Ihe tlni". plate
aiiti i .-.,.' ii, l- of sulil in, ,
JWidstimmpr
rain
'b anu most ot tne nignt. ; great preparations to mak
mere was a lot to say. Happy? I
should say she was!"
"Quieter?"
"Yes. steadier that Is. not so apt lo
fly off the handle as she used to be."
"I cant Imagine Gloria really
quiet." Pan said thonghtfullv.
Boy. page the learned scientist "I didn't suy she was quiet - there
who prophecled some 12 months ago ! ' plenty of .vivacity, but not the
that this would be the year without I neurotic sort, plenty of gaiety, but
any summer. not the forced kind Walt and you'll
'see. They were going to tba loutbl
fi.i.i i):: i) -l '"! Italy. I told them they'd melt,
Central Pacific Railway , ,y , , ..,.,., , m,J,
Asks for Big Bond Issue "ay that she'i going to all the piacaa
" where ahe was unhappy before. Just
til. P. Leased Wire to The Bend Ilulletin) ' to see w'bat they're really like, now
WASHLVGTON'. July 17. The ghs ,an "w ""'m "t''' ar,i "
Central Pacific railway today asked' "f-aylng ghosts." Pan said, think-1
authority of the Interstate coninien e inK ot ,h loI"5 ,alk be-
cnmnilssiou to U9e S60.000.00C of 'wen (,mr"' and her friend.
5 per cent gold bonds to reimburse "Laying ghosts! Hut ii will lake!
lla Irniiuiii.,. ail'ilher nirinlli tif lou.l ih... ,..-'
many of Hieni to lay. That's why i
Isaid Frankle was a problem."
j "But we won t be married before
jshe before they come back?'
A month! Are you going in make
constructing n--u .
lines, i ne nouns will be guaranteed
by the Southern Pacific and will he
sold lo Kilt, ii. Loeh tc Co. at 95.
M'Hl.nUM
Round
Trip
excursion
Tickets
To all principal
Baatern Cttica
on sale daily
to Sept. 15
Final return
limit Oct. 31
Liberal ttopover
privilege, going or
returning
thought
him that pan. being very feminine
her' Indaad, rath'r lot ted for the frills
''ii tbai go wiin Htarrtaga cerenfonlaa.
Hi. i she bad v.-iy little mono) of
In,,-. Ii. i- it r. sin- hail r-penl nil her allot. -
mill Gloria
It Isn't were in Paris. Gloria had left her a
generous sum. but that was for living
expenses anil she would not cm into
lit.
"I'm marrying George, that's more
j (Continued on Page B.)
LEGAL NOTICES
JTOTICR til HA LB OF REAL
ESTATE
Not ire is hereby given that by vir
tue of a license duly Issued out of
the county court of the state of Ore
gon for the county of Deschutes, in
file matter of the estate of George B.
t'laiider. tle. eased. the undersigned
! will on and aticr August 10. 1925. '
(at his office in Bend, Oregon, offer'
i '"r sale at private sal,. t ,,e highest
MU M i: rti CRRDITORH
Notice Is hereby given, that the
undersigned. I' G Hover was by an
order of the County Court of Des
chutes County. Slate of Oregon, ap
pointed Kxunitor of tin. Batata of
Benjamin V. Hoyr. Deceased, and
that letters Testamentary have Is
sued to bin.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present the same, duly verified, to
the undersigned Kxccutor at the
Court Utilise stnlelti llreviiti ,.t. ....
before ! Bonus from 'he data of
the first publication ol ibis notice;
suiti publication iieinv made thli 10th
day of .Inly. I lit
l'. G. BOYilR,
Kxecutor.
5 ACRE
TRACTS
Near Carroll Arres School
Baetrlo light, power ami tela.
phono available. Water rlgbis
with earh tract. licit land
near Band. Btpaelally deslr
nliltt for poultry or vegetahlea
Very tnoderata prices. Kay
tanna.
For Sale by Owner
E. P. Brosterhous
Phono 505 W
7?.. .
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-s a
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ii ii Kloepplng,
Attorney for the Batata,
Dr. Hcrhcrl It. Mullen
Chiropractic Specialist
mi Minnesota Ave. Ironi A'ih
Slienundoah Has Niirht flut.i""' r1.1 1 month?"
Back to Hangar In Morning TuiZT ?uX m, .0
- lnew ,0 ma. I'll marry you whenever i
1 V. P. Ua.etl Wlr. to Tba Ban BalUHlai , you gay But t eems so odd"
NA AL AIR STATION. Lakehurit. She broke off and looked at him I
'" Ju,v 1 After being out all i "What seems odd sweeibe.-.n'" i
"The idea of marrying you. I'd
really he your wife, wouldn't I?"
night and most of the morning in
severe slorms which delayed lis re
turn from the Virginia Capei the
L'nltod States navy dirigible Shenan
doah returned, to lis station here to
day, landed and was housed In Its
hangar shotily before noon.
I hope so unless you think an
Kngllsh clergyman can t do It up
properly In that case we'll have to
embark soon for home 7
"No. I didn't mean thai It's Just
Visit the folk)
"back East"
now while the
fares are low
Low fareialao to
Zlop National
Park
and
Ytllowtton
National Park
Atk for fr booklet,
descriptive of Ukm
(tunoui retorti
A. F. SlllJK'If
Agent
Phone "i
Win. HcMnrray
f!li. Phmh. AkI.
BANG!! JUST MY LUCK!
Why didn't we have our tires looked over before
starting on our trip?
LET US INSPECT YOUR TIRES
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SERVICE STATION
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North Wall Street, on Highway
"HOOD TIRES"
yf,Y-
They are hurrying
for some of our
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