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PACTS 4 THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY KDITION, BEND. OREGON, SATURDAY. JULY is, 1925 The Bend Bulletin DAILY KDITION fublished Kvtrr Afternoon Except Sunday by The llrml Bulletin (Inroruorated) tntarwl as (fecund Class matter January S. 1017, at the Postufflre at Html, Oregon, umlcr Act of March 3, BT0. ItOHERT W. 8AWYE11 - - Edltor-Manaircr KKNBY N. FOWLBIt Asaociat Editor An Independent Newiipaper, stnnuinjr for the square rival, clean business, clean politics and the bct intereau of llcnd and Central Oregon. Bl'llSCKll'TlON KATES III Mall Ona Year W.00 Six months MMi Three Months f 1.60 lit Carrier Ono Year S.M Kit Months 13.60 One Month i.0 All subscriptions are due and PAYABLS IN ADVANCE. Notices of expiration are mailed subscribers and if renewal is not made within reasonable time the paper will be dis continued. Please notify us promptly of any chance of address, or of failure to receive the paper regularly. Otherwise we will not be reaponsi blo for copies missed. Make all cheeks nnd orders payable to The Uend llullctin. BATURDAY, JULY IS. IStg The seventh commandment: TbOd shall :iot (.uramlt adultery. Kxqdua SO 14. Wn GAFFER GRAY "You arc looking sick anil seedy, Gaffer- Gray: you arc looking POUT and needy," so I say; "yet your eye still smiles and twinkles, though your face is full of wrinkles, ami your mouth forever sprinkles sayings jr.i.. Now your years are almost eighty, if not unite, and your troubles must be weighty, poor olti wight ; yet 1 always see you grinning as you did in the beginning, shedding smiles serene and win ning, bland and bright 1 am richer. 1 am younger, dear old dad ; yet 1 feel no urge or hunger to be glad ; every day I view with sorrow, looking for worse luck tomorrow; if there's any grief to borrow, 'twill be had." "Everything becomes a habit." he replied; "when 1 see a hope 1 grab il by the hide; 1 have always looked and squinted for the good things rosy-tinted and behind me griefs have .-printed till they diet). 1 have always lamped the blessing, not the woe, and the gods are me caressing as 1 go: 1 have always said to trouble. "You're a fable, you're a bubble, ami if you would bend me double you've no show.' If you're bound to live serenely you'll be gay, though the world mav treat you meanly every day: every jolt is sent us merely to im press the truth more clearly ; oh. beliee me. yours sincerely. (jailer Gray. CHUHCH A PIBCE OF CHICANERY Although it Is several tlttys since the supreme court handed down its decision that the apparently permts kIvc Ktututc relating to remission of interest unit penalty on delinquent taxes was in fact mandatory it Is not too late to offer a few words of com ment thereon. The dec talon of the court resls entirely on a legal doc trine In effect thai an act permissive; Notaae tar rubllcaticc b the social totaxa hi the Satxrdar Was a The Billiaht assist ha on Its face is actually mandatory eat utar a w e'etoc aa " a a swas.ua when the thing to be done Is of bene- Friends In Bend have just received Mrs. It. It. tiould. Mrs. K. K. Jarvis. fit to the public. Because it recoK- information of the marriage of Ar- Mr and Mrs. R. S. Hamilton and the nixed a need for haste in reaching Its ,hur Xorcott. former Bend high host and hostess, decision and announcing, its opinion. j srhooI mhlete. He was married l is: Ihe court look no lime for an e'.ab- Apr 7 to M,M Be,ty , M.j R p Lm(an oration of any of the points involved. waukw. Wla., where he is employed M,.K,nnev were married last Sunday Having said what it has said, the uv the Amerlf;ln Apyralsal Co. afternoon bv Raw. F. II. Heard la his court s opinion is now law and it u. ... (,f(, , ,,'. Iulisl ,,,,,.. P"""I" " " " V,,r,ll Is a s,, f Mr ,,,,1 Mrs ('. K. Norrott of Bend and while III Mrs. II. E. Allen and Mrs. Tracy high school was prominent in basket- Fairchiltl entertained Mrs. Uarretsoii ball, football and tennis. as. The Bend chapter of the BaaJtOTII Star held the last meeting for the summer Monday night. Mrs. Mary Deals of Odell Lake was initiated. Refreshments of ice cream and waf ers were served It. Nevertheless, we feel it worth while to note that in its opinion the rourt has assumed one of the chief points of the case. Granting the val idity of the doctrine on which the caso rests, to permit it to rule in any case there should he a showing that tile public is to be benefitted. Read ing the opinion, we find nothing of the sort, it is assumed tltat remis sion of penalty and interest ia of benefit to all. As we see it, such remission is of benefit to a small class only and distinctly not a benefit to a much larger class. One wonders if there was not hack of the measure a crafty scheme to bring about just what has been brought about and in the same man ner. We make so bold as to say that in all the learned legislature there was no one to whom this fact of the permlss've being mandatory was ap parent. The legislators thought they were passing the buck to the county, courts and. while doing so. gaining a little credit with the farmers. t In the meantime back of it all was the! I clever plan to help some individual j nut of a tax hole. You can lay your last dollar that some individual or American vice consul at AgUl I .Institution, and not the dow n-trodden . Hentes. Mexico. Harold U. Brether of Springfield. Mass.. at a luncheon at the PUol Butte Inn yesterday. The luncheon was followed by a bridge party at the Allen home. ... The campfire girls of Ailahi group , will entertain with their annual Ice rnuni so, .il nexi Tuesday evening HMslns's resort on the Meiollus on the lawn at the home of Dr. Fred was the scene of a delightful wedding A. I.leuall. n A program rUJ be anniversary party Wednesday eve- given, consisting of the following nlng. when Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Miller numbers: Vocal solo by Mrs. C. T. entertained a number of friends at Terrll. playlet by the Adahl atria, dinner. The decorations were ar- vocal solo by Mrs. C. V. Silvia, vocal ranged with a central bouquet of na- solo by Unll Bennett, solo dance by tive wild flowers and white satin Miss Helen WhIUlBgton, vocal solo ribbons terminating at each place by Mrs. E. E. firay. piano solo by with a corsage bouquet. Guests in-i Miss Needra Toomey. and a song, eluded Mr. and Mrs. H J. Overturf. Sun Is Sinking in the West." by the Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Heyburn. Mr. and campfire girla. Trlnil.t Kplscopal diiii-ch Sixth Sunday After Trinity, Holy Communion. 7 :lo u. in . chll droit's service. O.aft a. m. No service at 11 o'clock. FRANCIS H. H.W.I.. Minister. Flit tiospel rhiirch Bond and Florida Sunday morning, llihle school at in o'clock, morning worship al 11. Kvenlng services at S o'clock Prayer meeting Wednesday and BatUrdftO evening of each week These prayer meetings are proving to be a wonderful uplift to our spir itual life. We Invite all who have no church home to come and worship with us. Nothing for you to join as thta is the only LntardonouilnnUonai church in Bend. 1. R) ftRisMH PataftA VIM Baptist Church Services as follows: t'uified plan. Sunday school at: 1:46, Yes. it is pretty warm: butt you will find it cool and pleasanr in this church building. Conic, bring j ttie hoys and girls and try It Morn ing worship, sermon. "In ihe Qatvl den." et 11 oVIcrh. Remember, we! are all through by 12. B. V I'. U I senior, group 3 in charge, at T. All young people are urged to be present on time. Visitors invited and wel come at all limes. Kvening evnnifel- -istlc message. "In the World. ' at S. Music by the junior choir. Church night. Wednesday prayer, praise and Bible study at I, Choir! rehearsal following. F II HKAItn. Minister I'iis, Lutheran Church No services in the Lutheran church I Sunday. A short devotion will le( held In connection with ihe c inen j Bis! program in Shcvllii park All are most cordially Invited tol attend. It. IKHiSTAD. Pastor. Colorado Ku Klux Klan Disowns Parent Order Announcement- We take pleasure in announcing to the public that we have accepted the franchise for the CHRYSLER FOUR and SIX AUTOMOBILES We are in position to give the Chrysler the representation it justly deserves, and the service you have a right to expect. FOURS AND SIXES, $1080.00 to $2475.00 The Motor Market "PARTS FOR ALL CARS" ISO Greenwood Ave. Phone 102 T":oz.z:i2s:.": Mfh of America," havv htii 1 1 :.ttrlhuti'1 in mi ut t m H l tin nnd nm ih )innit. fttttlVt hmut;- Ut( taken owl mnl th- f.-rimr nitinhi'm nf (U. P. !...-! y i. to i r , llulU-tinl DKNVKK, t'ol.. July IS. -Hit woyi lr klan .in- uU 1 1 have jtiiiuul lln .mm and S.0" member f Mi- Ku iuw orKunUutlon Atlunta tfflre In rctimvii Ir (i tlt'ii I.Mt ki. Kraittl dfttfOI 1 i ColM n realm .Inhn mnl a 1 1 1 1 . I ,( Klux Klan her- tnd:i said m Order for .".? enpleH nf lh" rcrtlfl ... . . h.Hf MCded from ihe oncanizalnui. rat nf InrnriinrHlInn m-r appllfd , . . .. ... V . I. . . ... . Kitinltii: in iniiiularli' Tti itl (in 1 1 m. i , i i . nr I II a I II 1 1 Hi (olIowniK a meetlmc last nlKhi Pa pen of incorporation for an Of canfratlou to he knnv. n a lln "Mln ; DOT f t-haplerH in the nlate Sen ton from ihe national OfdOT r.ti -ini't Ih I hi I ft v ri t in it of William A learned, nne nf lhi hcul known fix ur n In I he ten ntn world. AniniiK thi' ( hlnene the old wolurii. O. S. PHILLIPS, M. I). W e, V.mr. No.e ntiil TliriMit Hpelnll.t Raaaaa IT-IB o'ICjum r.t.:r Hosns V to li. t lo a JO. 7 to a t'honra Orflra 176 J. Una U i l .it In her man's BoapllaJ I ' r 1 1 f l . is I tlood Hen, American Vice Consul farmer, was the planned beneficiary ot this law. Whatever we may think about the ethics or the propriety of this or that. ' more competent. They are first, the speed with which the driver reads to CL i. I UK ' f'L . iaagat and takaa atapa to avert it, OnOt m meXlCail City ..- apttlytm the bnkaa; and. Bacond, the consistency with whiih tU. P. Leased Wire to The Bend Bulletin) I t h driver responds III such a sltua-, WASHINGTON, July 18. The Hon. In the first test the experia found It took in college women 5 of a second to react to danger, and men .59. In Ihe second test the variabilis of In women was only .17 of a sec-1 ton. has been shot, hut not seriously injured. It was learned at the state department here today. The report received of the shoot-1 we always are ready lo lacocflttajlng which occurred on July 16. slated oncl. while that of 1 0 men MM M of brains and skill, even though exer-uhat the cause Is unknown and it is ;i ., , ond. PICTURE AHEAD Get Your Kodak Ready fined in a bad cause. We think con tfratnlutinnM are due io the mind back :f this piece of chicanery. battered the shot WW not intended for Bretherton. The Mexican foreitrn office has been requested by this gOVOTMDeilt to start an immediate investigation and punixh the Kulity person. Natives Oppose Drive Waged Against Disease. u c n . 6 ' Women Safer Drivers Than Men, Tests Show A wealthy woman of .Mount Ver non. N. Y.. has erected a Hum gran ite mausoleum at a d of $l:t.itno an a final resting ptact for hr two pet dogs. Have Your Films Developed and Your Prints Done EXPERTLY (U. P. Leed Wire to The Bend Ilulktitn MANILA, Jiriy 18. -The Pbilip pine antl Leprosy society stood dis solved today, following formal an nouncement nf failure In a drive to raise S50.oi.mi in connection with the million dollar campaign In America for benefit of ihe Cullon leper col ply. The failure was declared to lie due lo the opposition of Bpanllh dialect papers, caused by personal animosity ugalnst the leaders of the society. Only $15,000 wus raised in the cam pufgn. Opposition of the press to the movement was considered a disgrace, according to statements of Ameri cans and progressive Filipinos. (U. I". LaMd Win? to The Bend Bulletin) WASHINGTON. July 18. Scien- U'sts and psychologists have deter l mined after a series of tests that women automobile drivers are just as competent, if not more competpnt than men, the American Automobile association announced here today. In two tests women were found STOCKS AND BONDS We toiirit inquiries lo bay or nell nj ma.rl.efc.Me littrd, loral or ontii.ed Seeuritie. Active market for Durant. Star. Flint bnd HirkenbaeLcr Motor Uaura; I'uhln- Itili'.iea. Prompt attfntian eiven al! orden. Cash paid for purchases; no delay. Qootaliona furnialted. HOOD BROTHERS ? Chamber of Cointnevce B3d( Pol tlanda Ore. BY THE HOGANS Who have done most of the Kodak Finishing in Bend for seven yeans TDK WORLD OFFERS VOU A HOME and there is no more de sirable place for that home than in Bend. WE OFFER YOU A LOT on which to build that home Terms if you want them THE BEND COMPANY Wall OfUi Franklin I'hmti Handling High CUut Looatlons for l'i Mend and Businest Purposes Phom M II , ' ii i I sssssssaaass. mt 1 PRETTY HOT! Bums the Last Frontier Town, Now Bcintf Rapidly Developed Into Industrial and Farming Center. Unsurpassed In the State of Oregon Inlnulki Arrets IIOM K S. every triirt bn rlvar and Ktraal f.-nntHvt-, to nllullR, very UuM vkh bntli'in land, It'jt docH nor vi-rf low, vi'ry fttitst Banian, or poultry tract, rrka 1225 t I2,'.0 :tr acre ; very ensy tarim. Ilulldintr lui vrtriu-.m locattonai in new and nritrlmil town ions, f .." in tir.o aaeh, Why pjy mnro? Write tin. TP battel rail and nee na Ixr-fore ynu buy. Wt' wilt aave yu mo iicy. W. T. LESTER CO. LEAUINa HHAITORH Buraii Orogon Seems kind of ridiculous to talk about wood at this time, but this won't last for ever. And when the chilly days come you will need some of that wood Box Wood. Mijjht we surest that you anticipate your requirements for the season just ahead and place your order now for a few loads? We can give you Better Wood and Better Service NOW than we can later. ! Dr. Herbert B. Mallett Chiropractic Specialist I ISl MlfiniMnU Ave. FhonA 42H BOX The All Year Round Fuel THE MILLER LUMBER. COMPANY Phone 166 BREITENBUSH HOT SPRINGS Marion County, Oregon A HEALTH AND PLEASURE RESORT OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT HM mineral water Imllixi hoi minora! mini luiiii-. and natural iini mineral vapor lintlia, Itrellonliuali is ramoua for lis hoi anionic aprinn ami inoaual rarlatlon or otlmr mineral ronlnnt. Thoao walorN are owjop- Hnnallr I rielnl lo rlimimatlNnii nourllla conatlpatlon, kin mnl i'i i illaaaaoti Wondrrfoi acohoryi fine n-iiii, ; (rail iiiiiinu, mnl mountain HJiiildiu, r (Jood Accotnt lutlonai Hxcollent Mcnlat ItoOHonablo ltaU Mill CIly-DoUoll hiuhwiiy undor nonatruotloii, win not opon tills aaaaon, Tako (rain trom-MIII ciiy. I'nr rurfhor particulars, ivrlte J. K. Johnson, Manager BREITENBUSH HOT SPRINGS oiriioir, oiitcooN
