The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 18, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE' BEND BUM.KTIN, DAILY EDITION. BEND. OREGON, SATURDAY. JULY 18, 1025 PAQE 7 TFe Wall Flower 4 By MARION RUH1NCAM 4 PREPARATIONS i IhtpUt i Uoorfi oompltlntd Lhft? Vftlktd Inn It tg tbl boUll "I fttl M 1 1 1 1 m 1 1: h l9IUtO0t 'iiil Id pod with vmi RWty trow nix. run. II WOI nil 10 Hi' . I W,IH h hvIiik "Vi i v iiuiii quid it mi iloni I" ' own wity " "And DO Mm OlAflM till IpOtlOd ii: run iuibd ii Uttlo. "fio you n)nd ? Bho rooiwi veil ' Tint) a i wu h Hi'," Oooroi inMuiod "Tliuy" "I kntv ," tbl Kill I ill tr r ti f i "Vmi dii m tbouib mi w.-i'f otArry I II K ii ri'tul ill nil i- family, ii wife, ii oblld. it mi it motbar In lw, tod1! "Hxicnyi Weil, don I tiki too nun h 1 1 0)1 Imi v I iik your WOddllll OOil aitil WhOtOVOf tllM tiln'll i"-. i uii. tod tbm wo'll bovi n otoi ind h)h off ioquiw bfi iv ooraotvoi Whoro hull It bo" Mi iimm-il plOH Hint MUOdld inuring to bov n Mthodntl town wiiit nothlni Qoolni houm looo in k ovoi orookod lltlli ittootii ond lilK lilt) w hi-t i Kmt lint M'H UK.'il In 4t0pi Hi'iinlilr Imh'l Willi Kii'iit rull bu iiiiin bihlod vbm tbfiro If i "fulry Hon1 In tbl ktumk, uml Ell (links nf ln''p In rhnncf ol hop i: i . i wiiti oroobi i mi inookii ppM illicit in (hi Booutik hottotoloi n bofl i Ii' "hmluw ii lu v lilun uml timwn ovit luttihr rnvrrnl i uunir (i tut IbO ill 1 1 V - MOl win "Tliry MOBd KOTlIf I COOtdO! boooi!' Pon '"! fituiih "Dooin'l nil ilit'. iiinki' you miktiMiti to tun tiwuy and marry inn?" QOOfOil iibod with a inn' wihifni inrtU. "Yoo1 tbi nir i oooworod "If I d0Dt 10001 to rari, K m bOOOUN I'm no pirfi My hippy m ii In." "Pirtootly boppVt" "Yim, 1 run' I ItiniKlni' IioIhk Imp phr." (Itini'Ki larrlml uwuy thai mnti-inr UN ll In lllHl llllpntNHlllII (if llU flUll(4'l- M wiih bonlobod foi tin roil r tbi day. for Mr. CtOTkfl lid bOOfl IiihIhI nl thai I'mi and hr in J! ObOfOl ojovo tit ooci i" bor own Qoninodtooi bouiOi Ami i iiit t noooi a oirtolo ntnouni or Jufillui of trunkH ifoln Knokli WM to bOVI IiIh mtrly dln uir ami tbon tboj won to o, . uml bOMOJIOi i' tbi oiofkoo "And by Um tUBI Krunkii; I In bod and I'vi' unpurkud UKtiln. and wi'v hud dlinmr, IIuto'II w no time for yoo' "Ik told Ooorn HmtiinKiy So ticorK" wandiTi'd Into his rlub, rood nowopoport ind ii 'f timi nf hllllurdH. iIIiumI and went wllli a oouptt r trlondi to i ibon in- dldn I !lu (In- Irani want li nvo and hark to j 1 1 1 : i oiob oioto Tbora in tor ! Ionic time In Kin- of thu itrout lent hi-r lobo'UOi loiiu Ickh itroUibod itroltfbl out. otOirOttl limply in nix ftngtni iiiml hitidltiiU'd with hoiih amuromi'iit Lu (in vookBOM ii itrooi bum In llOTO. I A fmuoui portruli pulntr WhOOO trtoodoblp Oooroo ifOiUj dooirodi 'vim thi doBtOt Of u Mil! Kroup at tlx OtbOl "idi ol thr loom, In1 wan 'Vuprr food and .mlir," hy AttTiUH A. UcQOVBKN PiJtmer BkytlOfli OtfOOlOfi CpfWlfl IfoOIOBl OollOOOi The ten command ments of health Tlir:UK In mi on whn do ;i not OlOlN Bod health. Ii.i u- I I f r uml our tMM int Uii dOBOBd n 1 1. Norrrt bOtalBj bOO many of im bobIooi to toki pvni (hi Him pimt praiBBi Ion I to prvrrv' our hiulth. JunI km iBOfO ar lawn KorernliiK ti u d I I m I t I n OVf rlvll and moral oondnoti bo tbon Lbo nnlBtinim i bmltb. Thm roUBOd iindrr tbl tbl nn fi 600D HE.A-TH IS THU MASTER KEY TO BOUNBSO 4jU SOCIAL LITE and r.nt. Whllo hh'ipIllK. Hie tin MM! "f tbl tody ii n- hultt up. and tin harmful rt fit tn of DUlfOI are reined I wl Vmi moy rOQllll ten h o r I n( hlri-p a BtSbt You may set liOBf w If h povon boon r leitM. Ixit i :i ' you find out how mm h you reiilrt' and atti-mpt to nrer iik.' that amount ffiN in In a t Irrd u wniidi'i f ill f : 1 1 k r . QlOfgl ordinal II would have liikeu thu kef meat ph'tm- 1 urn In llHteiiliiK to htm. Hut not to-j ' nlKlit, he wum a llllle reMMiitftil he in line Mm. Clarke wan prohnhly oven 'now tniklnfl t i'"". ond bd wum boo 1 ifhod " tbi iuh Ordinarily, Qiorgi uthir priforrod the lOOloty Ol '"en to women No 'wiih portootly oontoo! to vm off fori DlQBthl nt u I line and trump uml hunt. Ilki d KMlMiiK uwuy from imlfl Iftl volri'H uml tbl fi'iululm- point of' view. Mi fit a dOPOBdOO n"w upon, not women, hut ohm woman. whirh half imuood ond bolt Bloroiod him Me rather wlulied Hobby wum there. llohl waa alwaya good I oin puny. Hohby he OOUld talk tOi Hohhy hail (In- Hympalhy of a woman, ami iniocullni common kioii nn yttU, Hohhy wiih tbl itfrl of tauii nuollier mun COUld I'tlk to a ho ii i beliiK In love Mi- would neither Hnullmentttl lo. wbhll Would he Hilly. H0f hiUKh. irblob would !' iinfiitlBg. Van lelopboiied him early next morning "We're gOlBg tO he huny ull flay." fa! Hind "hut you may OOflU tO din hit It'll at elKht and there'll he peo ple hut If you f-onie at 7:30, I'll ho druood ami ready and we run talk it little " "iiaif bo hour!" bi ooouBofttBd ro Kent fully Hut In look hlu half hour inito fully, nevertbeloiiH. Pan lu her frilly little frock, with her tdilnlriK -. bOf UBOOtb hair, her ofl Hill' llpt. Hdn even more dontrahlo for the day he had been w ll bout bOf II' bud taken the preeuutlou tO DMBBBTO ber fliiKi-r Home f I ii y m before and had the ellKUKl-IIH'lll rliiK v.lth 111 in now. "1 hourbl a Hiuall diamond on pur pone." he Hit Id "HIk i!h are ho fhiHby and vulvar, they an all fiBjtfl with rerttfin typen of women Him you are no yotitiK. everythltiK von wear Hbotild be dainty and " "UBOatonUtluua." Iau flnlabod and klnnod bim for the riiiK "I never owned any Jewelry before.'' ifal OB" nerved, and twlnted her f I uk'Th to VltOb the light (day about the jewel "Will there he 111 it Ii fitHH and OOfOBIOBJff" OOOffgO IlkOd- Me felt bolpllM In tbl BBBdl "f MlB ' larke. That romantic minded lady wan per fectly boppy now. hbe ill rBBBlBg 11 loo affair, at lant She had tried bard to marry off tier two tile ten, ho fur without HticceHH She had taken Pan now in place of the duiiKbter he hud alwayn wanted, and BB alyiont I h bBppy plannltiK thU weddltiR a ibotiKh Pan re. illy bad been hern "We could dodge H," !,;i!( (ieorKe. "if you Hiild. for instance, that you WMtOd your family at the wi-ddlUK Then we i mild elope to Anr-i ica rtisht away would you like thai?" BUDDING ENGINEERS GET INTO TROUBLE FATIGUED PEOPLE AND THOSE WHO GET AWFULLY DRY THESE HOT DAYS n- gH 'in,. grOOl 'a' 11 act Ion It) diliikliiK 0 moJtd milk untile v.llh 0REG0LD ICE CREAM at The Owl Pharmacy IH rolOO for you wtll noi the v of our kooiI facial OBptBIOlon and flabby ihiin mica I bavi ; i leu Slnp lu n writ onlltated ten beiiiln and roOU with un Utile I i OOVOriBg rnay very will no teruoii ii" ionKiiiie Trn Commauitmenta of 7 1'nf normal rural and et n.aith I them m m ibu Bonn teb ob). 1. Take from ten to twenty Simple mull t..k I M fBOU mlnutnn BBBfOlOl every mornHiK Inti rvaln aie the MMBllBll of before brrkfat. anordlnr to rood health. It Ii better to err your pOBOTBl phyelrnl condition. ' on the I Ml Of BtttBg tOO tttOO 2. After the extrrlae take a 'than entliiK too much. warm bath followed by a tepid B Itovolp wmie arl Of erery bdUb j day to recreation. A brulthy .1 After balblnn drink Iwo hmly Ih a happy one Period of gtaBBM of WBtOTi BtOOd UPpOr0 I dUPOfidOBiy role a hp harmful lure. I fliildH Into the body. The RlandH 4. HHP! fill ibOlM be care 1 fund Ion normally and tho en fully HlOOtld We urr too BTOBO ,lr" BOdj Ih kepi in better con to rOgBld (bin meal ah rather till ion If tho miiid I contented unimportant Tin lapne of time and happy. It never payn to hetwetii HUpper and hrmkfaat overwork, but It dOH pay to nee leavcw our Moinat h entirely omp ' that Ot0i part of pvrry day Ih ly, rented, frenh and rcad for ' devoted to amusement and nv a HtihHlantlal iik.iI Ceiierallyl HpenklnR, we nhould have a bet ter and more Hiilvtunllul break flit than the average person now taken, which usually OOBllltl of fruit, tOBII and coffer. ft. Spend at leant one hour In the open ulr dally. BOBlhtBO ami ffnh ulr are Nltun! befd , partflOTBi Oxygen in very esnun found In rlco, DOtltOOO, lUgar, tlal In komlnc the Mood In aood I otc. Fall are found in butter, real lou Oi At leant hIx gtaBBM of WBtOf ihould bi takoi dnrlng the day, preferably l"'tween meuhi. 10. lie sure that every meal n Will balanced. There are three lurve oIBOBOI nf food. Protein in found lu moati eggOi poaa, bt ans, ohooooy etc. Carbohydfalai are Activities in the Wiestoria Canal Not Appreciated llavluK been hy Iraullc eimint'er Mil bin lire. L D, wieHt boUoooa in OOOOrBBfBg out h ful arplrantH It I the name field, hut when they lot the 1 water in bin BOBOHl out to 0O00M I dow n the llOBOO at will and damage l people Riirdt llH and law ns, Wlest I ilrauh the Hue. Out In Wiestoria. whore Wlest ban jhln own nmul bringing IrHgnttOO wa ter from the Arnold nvHteni. a croup of hiiddinK enalneorH Hot about hulld Intt a dam and reservoir, the real aim jbeiiiK a KwimmitiK hole. rnfortutiately. they did It In IBOh a way uh to Hlop the flow in one branch of the canal Just below that tj-nint. so Wlest proceeded to tear out the dam and fill up the gwtnntlng ffOtl with rocks. The boVH patiently repented the tank, probably finding it more fun than labor This lime the water roue over the canal hanks and destroyed them, and did considerable damage to nearby property. Tbtl afternoon several of the as pirants for engineering honors were to appear before Un order Koull Hen nott for an informal hOOffiBg, Quarrels With Husband Then Commits Suicide (II. P. Imud Wlrr to Th Wmi MMM1 PORTLAND, July 18. KoIIdwIiik bitter Qounl ) hw IiuhIiuikI Im" i. ii-. nf mi Incident In hr puft ll! which nh h.td JuhI rovealt'd to him. Mr SflU O'llarm. bride of l week of KiUar (' 0'IInru, Jumped lnto the WUlMMtt river thin mornliiK , Dram the float Hi the KelloKR boat hoiiHe. foot of Salmon Htreet. The huily in recovered about an hour ; later. I'olirc liiHpectnrit Tai kaberry and PhllllM Hid O'Mura told them he had teamed only Krlday of a previous love affair. Jli Bld bin wife had confemicd Hi li!m. Wordu followed, he Kald, but he did not dream that nhc VOOld take the extreme dip for (flllli OUl Ol Ihe altercation. Not Quake, Just Blast For Quarry Prisoners (U. r. LMMd Wire n Thr Wm4 Bullctlat PORTLAND. July 1" It h not an i art hi on he that ibook the cant side at lu o'clock this morning, but the explosion of 0 cans of black powder at Ihe county ijuarry at Kelly butle, which moved no mo -in.ono tons of rock from the cliff so the "summer hoarders" at BBlHff llurlhurt s "camp ' could he kept out of mtschief ilurlnR Ihe day. The barge was set off prompt ly at In o'clock by Carl Johnson, povr dor man for the county, and flftod the cliff about four feet Into the air. tumbling it down in a cascade ol rjckn and boulders Into the working pit of the quarry. The sound of the explosion was completely muff led by the grinding roar of fulling rock, but the shok was most pronounced to those nearby, KesidentH of the vicin ity rushed from their homes, fearful that an earth nhock threatened. gfgfffiggfiiig, hi im ii tc him an w 1 1 im mi 1 1 ii ! 1 1 1 i in aim uii ih ffHfiiifijiigBfiBiaBiiBiiiiitBtRHKiiMiitilBiltk IVi rmrp PtiTl rTI i"i c Automobile Owners! Buy your Repair Work the same way you buy a haircut KNOW THE COST BEFORE YOU START . We will rebore your motor, fit new piston (east iron) pins and rings, grind the valves, install new valves where necessary, in stall new gaskets and hose, put new oil in the motor, tune het up and turn the job out ready forrthe road at the following cost to you: Ford $47.20 Chevrolet $66.55 Star $63.50 0verland-4 $66.00 Dodge $75.15 Essex-4 $78.30 01ds-4 $70.00 Buick-6 $108.60 Hudson Super $112.40 No extras to pay for. and the job will be right when you get it. We will quote you proportionate prices on any engine not listed above. r.tr ii iB'iijriijMi v n n ii.tr rj'rntr See A.E.AULT or P. N. ARMSTRONG Phone 503-J Phone 16-J Bend, Oregon 1 i n ii ii n o :ii n ii -i ii !, ii i: .i. ii ii ii. ii.aiinc.t7H nTrir!ii. ii n. hi ii riniiTii a ii uT.-n ii ,, .i ., . ii:.!nl.;i,l,!,jW "I thouftht I loved Mr. lloiiHley. but after I was married to him I de cided I liked Kred better. My father ami I went to an attorney Friday and had him file the nuil for annulment." Widow May be Successor To Coos County Official It'. P. Win t Th Brnd Bullrtinl MAItSlIKlKI.U. July IS. County Si'hool Superintendent ('. K. Mulkey. killed late yesterday when the wind blew a Kiant upruee tree across the road on top of his automobile, may be Bueee.'ded in office by his widow. A movement v:is launched her.' lo duy to have ihe county court appoin: i sirs. Mulkey to fill the nnexpir.-:' i term of one and a half years. Ship Mil! Sawyer's Body To Ohio for Last Rites The bodv of Harry MoeninK. .19, sawyer lor The Shevlln-llixon Lum ber Company, who died early yester day morninK. was shipped this morn ins to Ottowa. Ohio, for burial. The immediate cause of death, hemmorhace of the limit, was brouuht on by pneumonia and an ahcess of the lung. Moentn? is survived by Mi wife. Stella. 'I he London police headquarters is called Seotland Yard because its xita was onee occupied by the bulldliiKU and grounds of the palace In which the kings and queens of Scotland stayed when visiting London, SKCHKTAKV IS CITHD CHlCAQpi July .18. -Arthur C. Brown, C.rand Kapldr. Mich., secre tary of the National Al!iance of Fur niture Manufacturers, today was cit ed for contempt of federal court and sentenced to jail for in days. CITY GARBAGE CONTRACTORS Will Remove Your Garbage l ei. 66 W. 835 Bond Wa.sU), ion. Hie i, or nny fciltd Ot Kefum Tbe el low Tracks" condition. Instead of i id i it lo and from OUT work In closed conveyances, we would be hener off by rldliiK in open busses. cream, f.it meats, olive oil. etc Nn mcnl Is well balanced If It QOnilltl nlmosl entirely of food that is Included lu only ono of H. (let n food INNfl of sleep tbese 01MHI Diet for the Sedentary Worker Upon arising lake two glasses of warm water. Do some mild passive exercise hiicIi as lying on your hack, swinging Ihe legs and arms, raising your knees up, ote. After this Inko a towel dipped In warm WIlMf and thoroughly rub (lie body until a good reaction Is obtained. BBBULKfABTl Some stewed fruit such as prunes, nprl coin, llgs, apples, llian (lakes or cereal meal. Choc olate, cocoa or coffee substitute. Toast made from dark bread only. At leant two glasses of water should lie taken between breakfast and luncheon. XjmOnSOHl A vegetable luncheon consisting of any of the following: Splnnc.li, slrlngbenns, carrols, peas, cjinllflnwer, onions, brusseln sprouts, lima beans, cab bage. Take any two or three of the above vegetables with some dark bread tousled, cocoa, chocolate or coffee substitute. DlNNXRl Clcjir soup and any of Ihe following meats: Chicken, broiled lamb chofi or any broiled Huh. At. leasl. two vegetables as mentioned above, chocnlnln, cocoa or weak lea. Ilelween luncheon and dinner and dinner and bodtlDM nt lott two glasses of water should be ml. i n Put it in The Bulletin. Woman Confesses Story Of Drugged Candy False It'. P. M Win.' In The tmi llullrtln) PORTLAND, July IS. Confession thai she had IHffM J M. llouslex willingly and there was no founda tion for the statements in the com plaint filed in ihe circuit court Fri day relating to the use of "candy that tasted peculiar" to destroy her will was wronj from' Mrs. Helen C. RptwUy, formerly Miss Helen ('. Nel son, by police detectives who investi gated the alleged poison candy angle Of lilt' CUM'. The police quoted Mrs. Housley as sayluu : Mr. MoOoocth vill anstn-r vour (fcolMott. Parts For Your Car Magneto and Carburetor Parts Cha88iB Paris All Motor Parts TRANSMISSION PARTS BODIES, TOPS WINDSHIELDS ACCESSORIES TIRES, TUBES You Can Depend On Finding Your Part Here at a Less Cost STANDARD AUTO-PARTS CO. "Parts lor Your Car" :iou Greenwood At end of Pond Phone 682 BUND, OREGON NOTE: Emergency parts will be delivered to you on the road. Phone 582 Show windows at home You can get a degree of enjoyment just by looking at show windows . . . seeing the clocks, radios, fountain pens you might like to own. Put you can't be sure you'd like them till you know their unseen merits. What they do, how well they do it, how long they'll keep on doing it well. When you look at advertisements, you are look ing at show windows that display not only what you see, but what you can't see. The product, its quality, use. pleasure to you. All you want to know about it yours at a glance. You don't need to walk blocks to see what's new . . . nor look at it in doubt. Nothing doubtful is offered. It can't be doubtful and be widely advertised. You are as sure of a product's worth as if you saw it in a window, asked about it, examined it, took it home and tried it. The facts in advertisements are the facts of actul use. You can get more than enjoyment out of these show windows at home. You can get solid economy. Read the advertisements. They make your choosing wise. it) A. A. M.slovem