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THE REND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. BEND. OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 21. 1025
The Bend Bulletin
DAILY EDITION
tublUhrd Kvtry Afternoon Kxct-pt Sunday
by Thej Bnd Bulletin ilnr.irp.irntr.tt
Cnlcrol m Rvcnntl Cuu matter January S,
1017, at the Pontoffie at Bend, Oregon, undvr
Art of March S, 1878.
HUBERT W. SAWYER - - EHtor-Mnat.'r
HENRY N. FOWLER - - Auoeiate Editor
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Ow beat interest! of Bend and Central Oresvn.
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TUESDAY, JULY II, 1926
The Bee and commandment:---Thou
sliHlt not make unto thee
any graven image or any likeness
of any thing that is In heaven
above, or that Is In the earth
heneath, or that is in the water
under the earth: thou shult not
how down thyself to them, nor
serve them: for I the Lord thy
fiod am a jealous God. visiting
the iniquity of the fathers upon
the children unto the third and
fourth generation of Ihem that
hate me: and showing mercy un
to thousunris of them that love
me. and keep my command
ments. Kxodus 20:4-6.
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FOLLOW THE CROWD
If one would loud a peaceful ill, it's will to join the
herd, avoiding arguments and strife on themes that seem
absurd. 1 have beliefs of startling sort, and sometimes l
would rise, and rant and thunder and exhort, and make the
people wiso. Hut I recall the chap who wrought his
theories to explain, till brickbats hit his dome of thought
and filled tho same with pain. In all the ages gifted tnen
have suffered 'and have died, because with ardent tongue
or pen, Btrange theories they supplied. The man who
planned the telescope was in a dungeon cast, until he would
recant the dopo that made men stand aghast. We do not
burn men at the stake or lock them In a cell, because they're
branding: as a fake the tale of William Toll. But William
was a hero bold who charmed us lonjr ago, and We turn
glances stern and cold on men who treat 4m so., if you
believe that William Toll was but a tinhorn ghost, just
drop tho subject in a well, and travel with tho host. If you
would argue that a horse is better than a oar. your thought
ful neighbors won't indorse a platform so bizarre. Ami
promptly they will lot you know your absence Is a treat,
and you will teeter to and fro upon an outcast's feet. Don't
voice the now and Btrange belief with which you are en
dowed, or you will shortly oonie to grief just travel with
the crowd.
ever growing peace to QeOrg and
ever growing am. cement to Pun.
"I know what It Is that makes me
so specially happ." she said as they
paused on a little hill top to watch
th( sheep dotted over the country
side. "It's hecause I feel I have a
plane in the world now. hecause 1 he
long to you. Before, I was of no use
to anyone."
Tumor- -A Hrlurn.
MOHK SCHOOL BU11.DINOS
The commercial club has on its
program an inspection of the new
high school building first planned
for a date now some weeks past and
unavoidably postponed from time to
time since then. If the interior of
tho building is as creditable as the
exterior the visitors will find a very
satisfactory school for the youth of
this district. We are sure that will
be the case.
While they are looking the build
ing over and congratulating the dis
trict on its new acquisition, we sug
gest that they would do well to he
giving some thought to the future
building needs of the district. We
aro told" that within a year or two
all the facilities of the two local
school districts, that is. district 1
and union high district 2. will be
taxed to their utmost. Instead of
providing room for expansion the
new building merely relieves the
crowded condition that has existed
for several years past. Still other
buildings are to be needed in the
near future.
The matter Is of particular inter
est at the present time because of the
proposal now before the voters of the
city to authorize a large bond isstte
for other purposes. Bend is an im
portant part of both district. Its af-'
tain Interlock with those of the other
taxing districts of which it is a part.
An expensive water system affects
the development of the schools and
Hie school program should properly
be developed with due regard to
other conditions.
Here is a chance to study and de
velop fucts relating to an important
matter.
..... ,-, .
The Wall Flower
By MARION RUBINCAM
$600,000 Worth Bonds
For City Water Works
(Continued from page 1.)
Our hid is further made subject
to and is conditioned upon the city
adopting a plan, approved by the
city engineers, and Stevens and
ROOD, of Portland. Oregon, at a
total cost of not to exceed 100,000
Our hid Is further made with the
express understanding and subject
to arrangements being completed
whereby there shall he hut one water
works system, and that owned by the
city of Bond.
Respectfully submitted.
USDD ( I'll. TON HANK.
Portland, Oregon.
C. B. Ilaker.
UNION TUl'ST CO..
Spokane. Washington
J. M. Corhett.
SEATTLE n tTIONAti DANK.
Seattle. Washington.
I,. M. Derringer
The above bid for bonds bearltiK 1
interest at the rate of per cent!
Is. by proper resolution ol the city I
council, hereby accepted and the)
bonds Hwarded in accordance with
the terms thereof, this first day of
April. 1925.
I! H. FOX,
Attest: Mayor
Louis Dennett. Recorder.
MID-SUMMER
House -Cleaning Sale!
1 11 " " " ' ' " " ' " 1 11 1
Clean-Up On Odd and Discontinued Patterns of Furniture
8-piece Walnut Dining Set 60-inch Mahogany Buffet
( chairs, blue leather scat, 48-inch Clean H7l- fiO
buffet; regular 07 en up - 'J,w
$182.50; clean up - O.OU -
Ivory Dresser
! oSn150-1 - - $21.50
54-inch Walnut Table ' 1
t; chairs to match; blue leather scat ; vory Dresser
3garp$110.00; $0,5.00 g.5 . . $27.50
Limited Number 2-inch Post Beds
Either Full or Twin Size
CLEAN-UP, $8,65
Chapter 1 Oil
So it was decided that after the
wedding "the farm" would belong to
George ami Pan for the honeymoon.
Oeorge was delighted, for he hated
big hotels, particularly those in de
sirable summer resorts. Pan was de-
CONFIDENCES
'George says you vvon't care, and you
seem so awfully happy. 1 would rath
er not interfere with your plans at
all. Don't worry over Krankie. He's
content to stay with the Clarke's und
when we sail for home, as we shall In
a few weeks. George says, we'll just
take him along. Frankle's perfectly
Scopes Guilty, Jurors
Decide In Short Time
(Continued from page 1)
lighted, for the rambling farm house happy and not at all homesick us long
with its ancient oak beams, its quaint
pictttrebook village and its rolling
country, had appealed strongly to her
imagination.
And Pan. lull of the importance
of her recent engagement and ex
ceedingly conscious of the finger
whereon the new ring glittered, went
out to greet the guests who were
there to congratulate her. It was
practically the same party as had
IS he can go to the roo every day
" 'So you won t worry about gay
of us. will ynu. but will go ahead
and have the beautiful time you de
serve so much? I can apprudute how
happy you are now so much more,
because I am so very happy myself
I thought George felt I was a nice
child and nothing more. This knou t
edge that he cares in other wav-t.
makes me feel rather serious in spit.
first assembled to meet her the two of being so happy, and much older.
girli who were so obviously trying
to look smart, and who hadn't an
idea as to how to go about it. the
young M. P. and Red, and the others.
"I might Inform you that I hud
Pan selected for my Ned." Mrs.
Clarke told George as they stood to
gether for a moment watching the
'"That's all of that hit." Gloria
commented. "It's Pan gropink' for
self expression. It will come out some
time. Of course, though. I know how
she feels."
It came out some days later when
Pan and George were walking ovr
the green meadows -with the neat
kindly at each other ami everybody
was in the best of good humor.
Hail for Scopes was fixed at I00,
pending appeal of the case to tin'
supreme court of Tennessee at Kno
IUe. Oudley Field Malotie announced
.that the Italtimore Kveniug Sun had
offered to go on the bond anil the
offer hail been accepted.
' DAYTON, Tenn.. July it. Rep
resentative W. I) I'pshaw. Georgia
' dtfmocrat. will p trod DOS an unit
evolution bill in lit" next COBgl SSI
I denying federal aid to schools in
which the theory of evolution Is
taught. Waller White, superintendent
of the Uhea county schools, an
nounced today
44 -in. Jacobean Extension Table
5 leather seated chairs to match;
Regular (112.00; $92 50
8-piece Walnut Dining Set
54-inch Buffet
50-inch Round Table
(i cane panel back Chairs with blue
leather seats,
Regular $225.00;
Clean up - -
$157.50
Straight-End Ivory Wood Bed
; $19.85
Regular $81.00;
Clean up - -
Regular $2Mi;
Clean up - -
Large Chiffonier
$21.60
ODD OAK DINING CHAIRS
AT LESS THAN COST
The slate editorial association is
to meet next year in Prineville. No
cininK to entertain the visitors such
an were provided for the recent
legion convention will he necessary
and the town will receive publicity
worth a lot more than it got out of
the legion party.
The national park conference has
adopted as a slogan, "A state park
every 100 miles." It is a worth whle
effort. Why cannot Oregon get
started on a program nf park selec
tion and acquisition?
Tiif Bend Klks gave Bend and Cen
tral Oregon some remarkably fine
publicity Having the "stuff" to ad
vertise made it easier than it was to
a lot of other places.
Many Knights Templar
To Attend Convention
Numerous Knights Templar from
Ft Mid anil other parts of Central Ore
gon will h ave this week for Seattle
to attend the convention of the or
der, to ho hold at Seattle July 28 to
1, Keutiircs will include the dis
play of a Templar cro s composed of
various kinds of Jewels, worth over
$100,000, and the spectacle, "The
Wayfarer."
Among those going from Ilcnd
will he Mr. grid Mrs. .1. I) Donovan.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gosbar. Mr. anil
Mrs.. J. (i. Sclk. Mr. and Mrs. A. .1.
Yoltum. Mr. mid Mrs. J. C. Rhodes,
Mr. und Mrs. Clyde M. McKay, anil
A. A. Anderson, commander of the
Item! roininandcry. Redmond people
who will attend Include A. II. Tifft.
J. it. Roberta and M. A. Lynch.
I.ynch's cousin Is one of the direc
tors of "The Wayfarer."
Plants grow fasier between 4 and
fl u. in. than ut any other time during
the da .
Dr. Herbert B. Mallett
Chiropractic Specialist
tftl Mtnnetotn Av. Ponr 428
guests. "And I must say Ned didn't hedges marking off each field. They
seem unwilling." had been married threo days days of
Oeorge smiled a little. He didn't ' '
say that Ned s name, coming again
and again in fan's letters, had upset
him enough to make him rush
through his work to return to her.
Ned would have confessed laughingly
to such a feeling, hut George had a
great reserve except with very inti-
1 mate friends.
j He was rather silent during the
'evening, watching I'an with new eyes.
She seemed rather different to him.
That night two letters were written
to Gloria. Gloria, sitting In the I'in
ician Gardens with all Home, warm
'and dazzling and indolent spread out
before her. read them aloud to Sant-
ley.
I "This is from George.
" 'If you had conventional ideas
about these things. I d ask you to
come back and be present at my mar
riage. Hut I know- you won't mind
! besides neither of you asked me to
yours, so this is retaliation. Mrs.
Clark" is doing the honors., more of
j them than I want, but Pan seems
pleased at the arrangements. I dare
say it's the wedding dress appeals to
her. She says she couldn't wear
white satin in ;i registry office.
" 'Then we're going to the Clarke's
country plate. I don't know It, but
Pan loves M ! ' '
Santloy Interrupted to say he knew
It. had been there for tea once and
described it to Gloria,
"'After Which." Gloria read on.
lw'Wo'll sail for home, taking along
i.vour deserted son, if you haven't
turned up In tlnio to claim him. I
don't mean this seriously enough to
.want you to eomo back. I shan't in
the least mind having him along. I
'think it's an amusing idea on the
whole.
" 'I'm writing all this merely to
show you thut I'm perfectly content
ed. Pan has the t rick of making one
at peace anil contented. I prefer It to
JttentAl stimulation or amusement'."
"One for you." fftntley laughed.
" 'You've been worried hecause you
think you've worried mo over all
I these recent complications'," Gloria
read in, "'now you know I'm julte
happy so you can forget me. As for
Pan do yon know she'K changing
rapidly? She lias a sureac of man
ner she lacked before, an rase and
readiness she never had. She's ma
tured u lot recently'."
Gloria folded this up and pat it
back in its envelope. She opened an
other letter.
"Only a paragraph of this will in
terest you," she said. "This Is from
Pan."
" 'If you'd like to come to the wed
ding, wire me and I'H havc it put off.
Outfielder Al YVlngo. who Is bat
ting second only to Ty Cobb In the
Detroit lineup, is a product of
Georgia, the sanu- statt whleh pro
duced the mighty Tyrus.
Grass Rugs
9x12, sale price $.".ti.")
8x10, sale price S4..M
(5x9, sale price
Many patterns (.
choose from.
Rag Rugs
In many colors.
24x48; regular $1,66,
Sale price 95c
Blabon's-Feltex
Art Rugs
Size ftxl2 sale r. SI t..")ll
Size fiixlOVfe wl
price $12.7."i
Size sale price ,SS.7."
3i
Balloon
Bustin'
Ball
TONIGHT
Pine Tree
Pavilion
Congoleum Art Rugs, (9x12) $17.95
Other odd pieces of furniture too numerous to mention, at less than
' cost. Come in and look them over at the
Bend Furniture Co.
Your Credit Is Good
Some Balloons will be loaded with a
$1.00 Bill. Try and get yours.
BE THERE, FOLKS
This will he the peppiest, snappiest dance
pulled olF in Bend for many moons.
DANCE IN THE COOL OPEN AIR
COUNTY COURT
! PROCEEDINGS
Bend, ore. .inly 11. 196.
Tin- county Opart psmhotji
County moi HiIk day pursuant t no
Journmenl, sjl mombers being pr
cut. wbereupon the following pro
coedlngs wen- h&d, tn wit i
in the Matter of tndlgenl aim
Then- was then presented re
dues! for aid mi bohplf ol James A.
Wi'Ht. mi Indigent, ami upon consld
lsrat(on and the Courl helm- fully ad.
vised in the premises, it was
ORDBRBD Hint advances i" tin
jcxieni or S0. 000 he made to mil
mid West, with the understanding
Hint nny hii m ho nilvnnceil l,e repall
by "mm James a. West as soon as he
1 iH able to do ho.
I In the .Miiiier of the Establishment I
or the Bend-Lavs Butte Section I
of The DallosCallfornla Highway,
it then appeared to the Courl that
on June in. 1025, the order or ihix
Court wiih entpred providing for the
iSSJUance of wnrrnnlH innkltiK lin.v-1
niiitit for ihunuKcH to he riiuHcd liy tnO
1 construction of the Bend-Leva Butte1
section of The Dalles-California hlgh-l
wiiy, mill thut wnrriuiiK ho ordered
hnil boon ilrnwn upon the rniitl fund,
the Court having ly error fulleil to
specify ne fund sgainst which Mid
warranty should be drawn, fend npon
It nppMHng tlm' huIiI witrrunlH In
fact hIioiiIiI have heen drawn upon
the Market ftood fundi li wan
ORDBRBD Hint nil of ghi war
i tut remaining in the hands of the
Clark, being warrants numbers 11841
in 11831 he changed, making them
payable, from the Market Road Pond,
mill thut Any of said warrants which
have heretofore been delivered to
claimant! he paid by the County
Treasuror from the Market Itoad
fund npon representation,
in the Matter or Market Road Map,
The County ESnglt r then present
eii u proposed market road man for
adoption, us provided by law, where
upon It wiih
OROBRUD that said matter he
continued for further consideration
There helnx no furlher business to
come before the Court, adjournment
wiiii then hid In Wedjtesday, .Inly IT,,
1 188, iii i p. iii.
Bppe Rlxsy of the Cincinnati lie
I the only Hotithpnw pitcher In the
major lealtuen In chulk up IT, h
( torlea In a HeaHoh, hIiicc "Untie" ,Mnr-
tuiiril ami Kildln flunk were at ih
peak, hack In I HI'.'
Bulletin "WANT ADS" Bring
Result
NOTIOK To ('ONTIt At TORN
Sealed proposals win he roeolved
t the offloo or J, c. Rhodes, Cloi
,ir Union High School District I
2. Bend. lire, unllf B80 P, i
July 19, 1888, for the Oonoral
I Work. lleiitliiK Work and fllimhlll
Work, in the basemen! or the Union
, (IIkIi School Dldii . Bend, Oregon,
All bids muni he 'accohtpnnli i
nlili a oertlflod check for -,:, tti
He- e i oi the hid
A bond ol fifty per cent of Hie
'amount or the proposal will he re
quired or the successful bidder,
: I'Iiuih and specifications are mi
nie ui Hie office or iimUi Thomp
son, Hated this li day of .Inly. 11125.
.1 c R HO DBS, clerk.
NOTE: You Can Wear a Coat If You Wfth
0. S. PHILLIPS, M. D.
Eyo, Kar, Nose and
Throat Specialist .
Rooms (7-10 O'Kann llldg
Hours; 0 to 12, 2 to 5:30, 7 in 8
fbonos: Office 176 J, Res. 120 J
Lumberman's Hospital Certificates
Ooort Hern
i so. .
PREVENT FOREST FIRES
Now is the most dangerous part of the season
for forest fires. Be careful in the woods. -
BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO. i