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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1925)
PACK 3 Senators Must Work Harder to Win Pennant This Year THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY KIH TION, HKNI), OltKOO.V, Tlll.'KSliAV. JL'I.V -'', H'. STARS INJURED, Bucky Harris' Luck of Last Year Gone (U, p. UmmJ Win ! ' BcmlDulUUn) M-:V YOltK, -Inly lli Major i. .11 im' manuiorn nnd oonpoisnl orM Ion mIU ihi W0lilnnton Mnttort wm Ihi' AtiM t l'iin l'it t; n- pt nituill liirtl , mi- Ihh ,iiim llirv illil KOI litv' ii hIm- i" nirol i pad im k Uurlni hi 1 1 1 . I- hi li li Htunitit , Rufiky Muni intii iiiH world' j iiatiipioiitt. bam foe i mHm wiiii tin Yu York VanktMi ftft Ktiilttfl il''r bUd bC-Mkl ttbw "t Oil tlininpton ; i. hip In Un AiiM-rliKii iMfUt ;-p-inlh-IttrttHv Qpqg tbt tltiralloii of Wmth iitKion'H bgd lirriiktt Pint, Ibt Btnatofa low WuIut i Inluiiin. wli" wax ptfeAD 'town with! un aii. t u or louitlilttt Jdil before Ihi I ' ain I' ll ..mutt Tor an tiujiorlant inn irtp lohnaon mil nattbli w pit. h a ruin.' on tin- IiivkmImii of tpcm) i. i i mo unit tb burden Ml Pii hi HUn (o ! kk ami Dfetan ; Krillli.r. I Joe JlliltC' lllM droki' toWM (MM Jih liprrlC PPOtbflf it ii 1 11 ti - wlio fM (in k'ti up from ih RoatOB I(m Sh, . hint lo ho tiKi'tl Hi ft ml Itam Th rviprtjp PcklttpftQf b wu wtttl prbp bp t'titii ii pp Kith bsd ltd um! DPPPOP BPOtti turnrd uwuy from (In- ITpnklM bpPPMM bP UK) olil. t ibi PPPjI Ut ntiort Nii ami itrrhppH wori. Hint, (JoNttti, IbP Ipptfor or thi Ptlaeh and do bppl pillar on ibp iPM. iplkPd Tolt. tin- ci.v.-iaml pit. in r. ami; wticii In Haiti li had (Ion1 It tntm.- tp.Miilh lifiaiin' Colt hml irl't io In in Id in. Mull InhtiHoii. th Aiimt it an it'ui: tit- prppUlpnti ppt it i down &dpftattp) Thi9JM mlrrht bP Vofpp,1 llmky ItartU -.aid It da), "lohimon It rr.uh tp atiil IiIk nttttrm-i' li.m Ihmmi tur i ll l f worry VVt r Kaltnflctl Ih i mini-m- r in fir at plftpp i ft it u Ittt of it. id l. Mbpll and feOPiP hail lin k We II Bp PPttPf from now nil." Mil i. TRAM TO TIM I Kt, Th llriinkN Sivtiiliii! hanetiull t it m j )vll journey In I'rliierllhi RoOdO) I" twin ihc KnlKlitn of I'ythla twin f i that cllv. The hullo BIOS have a, i roii k combination, including Marty I Ht f lagl years town leant, and u pitcher ir iimtNiiitl iiMllt) 1 1 In mimi'l I. ItalUy, iiikI h held IIik I'rlnrylllr lown IfMim in two liliw In ii ruin' In hi 1 KHAOM WIVH iiki'Ihiiin' It', r. Im.. I Win-In Tlir IWn.1 llullrlllil WILKR8BARIIK, i' . July Dnvr Mwhi Csllfonili OOtttttBdVT lor t world' wi'lirrwrlnlii rhumtil'iii Nhlp. won n In rnunii ilnrliilnii (run "lorrii- Brhlairtar, finwlM. Bbtd won ilil round iii'i idivriy. -v ! : : 't THIN IMT4 IN Itl'OliT i khv ai . puiinmii, in . i:ii llnnlmi dafvid Jaka n miu nr III Ii LhrM mill' H' II 1 1 1 II K Illulrll 4 rnr $SiD0 mill i in' AvnerlMn I llllllllllllHllil ih'.i;: oiiatianpafa won tin' if rti'iii liolfol iltu Hgutiiorii IwiRua 4 rihanipluniililp MMiin. H!I7 K Kim I'ViiiiiIhiii, i ir pinun ttUd l'il I I.i w Ii Inn 4 fuuMhl id round lo i iIihw. i doo rinyti Johnson, promt- ii-ii I lii'ir.-y V.I-U: hi pugllUt, linrn it ui Dm Molns. Idol PoteV Jttckmn, cols- brtd nilVu puillUt, illfil In AtiKir.iiiit. liorn in Porto lllco III I Hill. 1 1 - Awtrlcnn ii'imi won Olymplt Irnpibootlni flnnl nl 4 Antviorpi d . 4 4. t, ai vernon it. n B hi mill- t 11 i I I Hull ' 2 H 1 tlnturUm Birykw nod i'iy; Bur' fimi mill BahaflVi ai Baaniniontd - it. n 0 rilill Krillirlmil 2 1 - 1 Sllrnillli'lltii I r 1 IlKtuirln Onory tod Rltohlo; Hlmllilnljnclt iinil Bltad. t oaklaml it. H, 9 I mil mil I.' 13 I Oakland k rt I Battorlcw: VVtiiKr, llurtiar and l'otiin! KiauMi U'lUi'i. Pruott. Kun 'mid Itond. Mrs. Mallory Is Loser To California Player Dempsey and Tunticy Will Meet Soon, Says GibflOll SPORT TABLOIDS LEAGUE BASEBALL IMKIMCAM l.V.AOVK Won lAMt Pit Variiinfton '-' i .III Phlladalpbla Id pi f'hirkico tK y .bit It Uonla tt .III licinilt IT ll' 111 Qkvaland M '.III Nrw Vnrk ... . 37 '" 111 i.i Mm M Ti men in. p. UaM wti. i" n.. had Mkllaj NKW YllltK. July It. Kruiiklr fii'tinrii, itit'-ran llywi'tnlii rhnni-, Blon, h:ii nKrn'il in in.'' I Klilt'l I.i' llarhn. Iilynitlr iliaini'liin. In Hulls Wood, Cain mi AiikiinI :2 Harry; ptlo, Niwiirk, m ba lb raforaa. " I liMlna in look ai If lb mini of! I'titni' run In i-llhur nf iln' major IfaRtt bi laainn win amaad ihrj total nada by holh Iimi:iii". In any om irur haratotor. Tit" Kiimn of larrnnan wu rlvrn im nam by ii arty ITaneb attlra of Canada, n(iMted by th lnllar- tty of tin fnrin of tln "itohi'" in, Uia mi i k niad In tba nna i called I -to a oroalar or blataop'i pastoral I atdff. LOOK OUT FOR SELF POISONING Noileel of tha llvor ri'Hiilt In I : -I f ln tnilll I II K ' ,ot HO tllll'IJy. ll'l - j hap, tint Inal uh turaly hh if you dn it. poison oul or a bol i la. i f lour llyaT I" not 'doing Mh work i(j iiclplng dlfastlon, tllmluatlnj waste I from tho bbweln and purifying tha blood, yon yin always it" troubled with sick rleannehos, nausea, bilious hoi . bad rfroatht kuk, souf atotnadh, of oonatlpatlon, Cloansn and tone your Hyarl Pnl ynur system In oondltton bo you tool your yory Ih-hi ngalnl Try 1 11 hi ii spoonful of Dr. H. s. Thaoh or's oxcelloni Liter and iiiomi Byrnp after the next r,-w ntoali and notice tin' (jpilok Itnprovomanl in th way 1 mi fat, RleoPi IihiK anil fOOl tin' return of Btrongth( vic.or ami on orgy, you will bo oomplatoly hujih rietli othorwlao thoro will bo no I'mit. ; 1 n r r Tills Coupon it Gooil A Fa Ei p ! for Batnplc Bottle nr. Thacher lilret Dlootl Byrup if pri'iinnlPd hnforn Ibn aupply for (foo dlitrlbutlon la already given ..way. Road the full detail attdve, i ken act at unci', uh thin offer I limited. Ool n WW kin now ly : resoullng thli coupon to, MitKill & Brskine iiiiiI Pilot Butte Pharmacy il v. 1 l-38-S6-Sd-40-B0-S9 ; lloaiun 3s 62 III Xodar' Kkiti At Now York It II. K. paahtagtoo . . 7 ii a NOW York II II I II tH'ili. Z u , Ii r i , M.irbttrs Orengi Ogdl n,i Rual; Bbocker, Bbawkvy ami n, in .. 1 m Phtldlpla it H, R Boatoa t I" 1 Pblladalphl ft 1 1 l Hattfrti'i KiiffliiK ami Mi'viiik lit, ii, un 'ii ami Corbraoa. At Dtrot it it i: OfclMMM - I I" I Dill, ill 111 lliiiffrlt" TliurHion. ronnolly ami Cmooo. UuuhN. HoUoway ami Baj llT. ai ft Lonta it. n v. OlOTatand i 11 0 -I I.,, a it. 1 i 4 Itiilli rli : Sinllli, I. Si'il ami Myall, namnu. Vim CIIiIit HIsuffiT ami ubnui. N'ATION tli I.KAUI I Willi .u,lt 'I Nrw York (1 31i .SOS I hi i. HI k ll . fill 1 1 Mt i rn(lfinot a fl .fit llrooklyn 13 43 .& st t.oiiu tt i r .4 sb Pblladalphla . 43 11 tsr, ChleafO 3t is .4B Boaton II II un Toilay Bi'Of't. At Boaton It. II. K Now York 3ii a Boaton - 11 I BaUertool Bontoy ami Qowdyj Coonoy ami Bolnof, Beeond aanic: It. II. V. Spv York fi 12 1 Boaton ...... 3it i Batiorlea: Oraenfleld ami Bnydor; OroJtam, tleriIIOh ami Qlbaow, At Plttabttrgh i: H, I Ht. Uoni 2 l l Ptuaborth .3 g i Battortoo: Halnoa and O'Vayroll: Yd ami Ooocb. Sniltli I'lllv i :i tut today. in. p. Lmm4 Wlra ta Ik It. 4 Bullatla) PHIUADBLPHlAi Jul:- 2:1 Rain ipollod tin' 6 banc of tin- Plttabnrgh Plrata in got back into firm plan IB iln- National laagna yadtOrday. Tha l lralin it t".iillliK Iln' I'lillll'H 7 in .1 In tba fourth Inilnl whed a downpour waahad tin' gam away, PROVIDBJNCB, it. 1 . July t, "I'm golBI bai'k 10 Knsliinil m'xt yt-ar to try win the golf cbamponablpi bill If Ml Joy," Wat&erad I t ill in form I dOttbl tlial I will Im IO0000O- fni." ktJaa Ql4ntna Co Bat t, tonnat American abayasjloB, said whyn did ri'turiifil lojaa, SAN rRAMOIB430, July 23. -Tlsii-r I'ayn,' ami BUly Hang WOOl to fan rtagnda 111 i draa bora ishi algbl in inior iii 1 11 0001 ' ILMINOTON, Cat., July 23. Kiii Mexiiot mbVll weight 1 kaookod 0111 Billy Mrliowiin In ilm m'H'nth rouml oi a Hi'tn'ilulcd In roiinil bom. LOB ASIIKI.KS. July 23 Th ban on the Dark Pbada-TTank si boell boiii, Hebodolod for Sun FroacJoeo Aojroal wa iifioii by tba athletic conn la Ion mi rooolpi of a intivr fiom look Doyle, local promoter, witbilrawluK lit OPPMIUOO, lloyle stated thai looamoah a be w.ih an- ahlf la i,i'i uri Sbailc' signature to u Contract, In mm Obliged to tbrow his plan for a Mtrkt Walkfr-Sbiule w'attarwelgbl ehamplonablp (((hi overboard. 111. p. Uaiad Wlr to Tha Bm4 BalMla) khhkx COUNTRY ' 1. i n. Ran ch'ealor, Miinh., July 2:1 Two Calf rornlo woman Ubinhi stars, Mid Hoi fit Winn, niitlotini phampton, Ind MIhh Mary k. Dfovfne, second roobi ins player, won tjbvir way to tba firm it. of tbo Jnvltotion tournament hard today by dofpdtloi Mr, M, Z. Jeanup o( WllmlngUin, Del., ami Mr, Moll Mallory of Nev, York. rspi-t- ivoly. Mum wiih oonvlnclngly de feated Mr. Jeaeupi ' 2, 0-1. KSKKX COUNTJIY ( I.i It. Man-; 'cheater, Man.. July 23 -Mlaa Mary' K Browne of Bonto Monica, Cal . oo ond rbnklnt wolnlin tennis playor in, America, defeated Mr Moll Mallory ni Now York, former national tltllat, ii-4. 5-7, '1-3. In tka aeml tlnul of the Invitation akoBion' slngloo tonrl ii.iiiiii"! hr- tiKluy. Ploying m top form, both Mho Brown anil Mr. Mallory denied tbo gallery with brtUlani exchange of brag ralllfla, in u bock conn dfivlngl Kiime. Tbe munl igrvlce advanCagel codfltod for lliil In th tbv 1 1 match, wbirb wu tongbi on) ..1 long rails'- !IJ. P. l.w.I Wire leTk Bd HulLlln) NBW YORK, July It.- "Jack Dempsey ami (leno Tititiley win mooi 111 NOW York llilH fall." Hilly QlbOOn, Tnnnay' manager, said today. "You ,111 write your own tlki thai Damp- m y uml Wills won't rooOl Ihi year. 0011 yar or uny other yar. I've talked ll ail pvof with Dempaey." OniCAOO, July It.- Jack Demp' ley, beaywelghl till holder, opprovdd Of u Michigan City bom with Harry Drab, kliix of middleweight, Kloyit Pttiatmmono, promotot onboonodd today, PlUalmmon Huiii be talbod with lJi'inpHi y over lung ilimann' H-lcpboni from salt Lnke City and that the heavyweight champion put bin atobll of 11 pin oval on the proponed bom. Following tbo ronvematloo. Kill Ininiobi wired Joma Mason, Qrob't mnniixer. 10 niei-i him in ronferenre 10 m iiinn nest week. P1tsItnmon want lo Stag the OOttl ORbOT Sep timber If or 11 in hit Michigan City arena. The bom would 1:0 to rounds with the heavyweight ttUO at stake, he said. if a Chinaman expeeta a present and it does iot come, he sends one 0 1 lesser value as a reminder. VENUS, MARS BEAT MOON TO HORIZON Unusual Alignment Is Seen In West at Evening Willi the brlKlii eroaeOBl of the I new moon moving nlowly toward i the Itisirims planet Venus and tint i ureut red planet Mars, people lu : Bond ami Control Oregon who' ohonood to glonoo Rtward tbo cus-i Cade skyline shortly after twilight; last nlshf WlluaoiOd one of the most ; unusual allxiunents of heavenly bodies seen hero in several years. i The moon. In Its ascending node, to use the terms of an astronomer, was less than two degrees distant 1 from Venus as the rotation of the earth shortly before Ii o'rlock car ried the moon and the planet Into th west behind Ihe Three Sisters. aj seen from llend. Tersons on ship ton the Pacific ocean last nlxht saw ! the new moon overtake Venus, pass ing over, or near, this planet. The ' moon and planet set before the 0000- ' lotion took place, us seen from COaVi irul Oregon Mars, now rapidly nearlng the 1 western horizon at sunset, was not so bright a Venus in the western , skies last night, but those who per mltted their vision t range dose to die Cascade peaks, outlined against the dimming sky, wore nhlo to see this gliint planet through Ihe thin veil of smoke from foroal fires. While Mars anil Venug were "In QO'n ference" with the moon In the west, Jupiter, largest of ai planets, moved toward Ihe zenlih from the enst. Tonight, the now moon will bn well up In the western skies, hut per sons wishing to locate Mars and Yenu can do so by looking for two bright unictntlllating "stars" be tween the creocenl mid the hnrlnnu. It Is a cardinal rule In china that every debt, must ho puld before the New Year. Tin ire nr.. three existing religions in China Confucianism, Bnddblam and Taolam. The Pittsburgh Pirates ha.e hnd no fewer than six managers in loss than 10 years. The Buekoye Jockey club of t'an- She Sniffs Chloroform To Believe Pain. Jailed " "in . i;i open i" day rnnniog mooting on September 23. (tj. V. Iasd Wise to Hm Band xxdMks , PORTLAND, Jul)' 23 - Mrs. TbOl- The fall racing season on the Mary ma Ray, toTt, slender blonde of 32, I- land tracks will get under way at held al the city jull In ri; toduy 011 a Havre de (Irace mi Seit"mler 23. disorderly conduct cbari',-. the result of her inhalations of chlnrofurm. i Tin "chloroform lady, as she weeps mi her col. do-lures that slu entered physicians' office., uml put 11 drug soaked handkerchief over her fare "lo. relieve Ihe pain 111 my body." i Police believe she Is a drug addict , Mr. Ray wax take Into custody after her fourth (elf chloroforming bud come to Ihe attention of police, j According lo some authorities San -Fr.imlsco hud the first regularly or ganlred golf club In the I'nited Stale- EXIDE BATTERIES Radio-Automobile Schuman Auto Electric CARLSON & LYONS PLUMBING & HEATING Plumbing and Heating Sappllea Bath Room Accessories, etc , etc. Pipe, Valves and Fittings TELEPHONE 159-J How this One -Profit Coach is built by Studebaker on the sturdy Standard Six Chassis It I. said that the "bunt hit" baseball was Invented by Dlrl Pea roe of tbo Atlontlog of iiruok in III. RIVERSIDE FLORISTS I' lowers for All Occasions Nil I Wnll Oroonbonse dtkt Newport Phone MB Dr. Herbert B. Mallett Chiropractic Specialist 181 Mlaaaeola Ave. 1 i.e Burns the Last Frontier Town. Now Being Rapidly Developed Into Industrial and Farming Center, Unsurpassed In the State of Oregon SpimuM Aasnes homes, timt itnel Ses rivvr .ml plveat frenUur.. le Klfnlfs. fWJ ' rirh bottom l.nil. but l.M, lie vfrflow, v.'ry hnet k'.r,t-n. r poultry tpest. Prksi BUI Ui I2,0 :wr Sir I v.-ry ci-y ISrSM, ihiiiitin i.u. fart i.-.c . n . iii nrw mn. I orifir.l town loc.lioii,, l& o nr.,) ,rh. Win e.iy mure? IVrtte i-. mo '-.it sad im m I b, f,.tr you buy. We . ill nivw you sjeaev W. T. LESTER CO. LEADINU LEALTORfl llurn. Oregon PA(TFT) OAHT I I AC11 1: Won IISt Sun PrnneUco us 3S Si It Lokd 10 4i: Hesllle no 4(1 Dp Aiygol0 r.9 1 7 Portlooo . 4 r.t un l;la nil 4 7 f.s Bncramonto . . . 41 n& Vernon 3S fill cdlie.ilii Scores At Salt Lake 11. II I. ,ni Augelen 10 14 Salt Lake 14 . II Ratteree: Root, Mtlitokd gondberg; McCabe, sirnud ami I'd nil 1 . .. 447 377 :t I r. and MOUNTAIN VIEW Maternity Hospital Trained Nurse lu Charge 518 Kansas Ave. Phone (st Motile lloenliett W. G. Manning, D. M. D Dentistry Unite laVld O'Kann lllflg. Phone i7 w. Bond, or. ATTENTION MOTORISTS and CAMPERS Combination Gas, Oil and Water Containers Special Prices For Balance of This Week Cabinet Stylo; regular $H 75; Special $10.25 8-Unlt style; regular $8.60; Special $6.25 2-Unit Stylo; regular $6.50; Special $5.00 Tke only thing to carry extra gas and oil in. Will not spill or trot your car dirty, WATER BAGS 1 gallon capacity The famous Apple South African Water Bag; regular $1.25; Special ; 90c PARTS DEPARTMENT Bend Garage Co. Cotty-Cbrnerctl from t'iiot Butte hm Open All Nlglll Phone Illil C UPERFICIALLY other coaches may resemble this S'.udebaker Standard Six, but the resemblance will not stand analysis. Only two cars are n-.ade on a one profit basis Ford in the lowest price held and Studebaker in the fine car field. Only in these two cases are al! bodies, engines, clutches, gear sets, springs, dineremialj, steering gear and axles designed, engineered and manufactured by one company. Contrast this with the average car, where the extra profits oi many out side pans and body makers must be included in the purchase price. These profits are part of the production cost of the car the same as the steel and wood of the body. They do not buy materials nor workmanship they do not make any car one whit better. Studebaker has achieved one-profit manufacture through yeais of far-sighted management and through sacrifice on the part of stockholders. Earn ings which might have been distributed have been retained in the business to build one of the largest gray iron foundries in the world, to erect stamping mills, forges, etc., to purchase the finest labor saving machinery, to construct enormous body building plants. As a result, resources totaling one hundred mil lion dollars are concentrated upon the production of one-profit automobiles such as this Standard Six Coach. What docs it mean to you? To you, as an automobile buyer, this means: 1. A Lower Price. 2. A Better Car. A LOWER PRICE, because Studebaker does not need to pile its profit upon the profits of out side parts manufacturer and body builders. A BETTER CAR. because it is a thoroughly co ordinated, harmonious unit. Every part designed, engineered and manufactured under one management, to work more efficiently with every other part. A better car because Studebaker can afford to use finer upholstery, better steel, higher grades of lum ber, more painstaking workmanship in hundreds of unseen places. Scores of thousands of miles of excess transportation are built into every Studebaker. When the car which looked like an equal value while it was new, is breaking up. the Studebaker is breaking in. That is why in Arizona out where desert heat and rugged moun tain trails test automobiles to the utmost Studebaker sells double its normal pro portion of cars. Every county in Arizona which lias bought an automobUe for its sheriff has bought a Studebaker. This coach is not a one year car As a splendid example of the facts stated above, we offer the Standard Six Coach. To appreciate this car you must see it and ride in it. We urge you to do so immediately. It is called a coach, but is in reality a roomy five-passenger coupe. It is a car that will give you faithful economical service. It is built to yield dependable, comfortable transportation for years and years. Buy now no more "yearly models'' This is the time of the year when men have hesi tated to purchase an automobUe, fearing that the car they bought in Juiy would be made obsolete artificially by the announcement of new yearly models in August or September. Studebaker has discontinued the custom of presenting yearly models. Instead, Studebakers will be kept up to the minute in body styles and chassis design re gardless of the calendar. Come in NOW and see this sturdy, dependable, one-profit Coach. Automotive Service Co, 1080 llmiil Street V. It. MANNY, Prop. TWO LOCATIONS opposite ItovYttlll"; CafO J24 Greenwood Phone 01 W THIS 1 S STUDEBAKER YEAR BRINGING UP FATHER IO LIKE DlCiVTE LCTTt; TO Wa UO"sT HERCl M-ID 5HC WAKTfj fWS TO dET OUT i m i i.tnr.ft'jfon we cot fiooK, K.et FOR. NOU :onci TO DO Csxt Don now C'O'b'b oure, vvif k v,'a.nt;s me to ' ii .uri: out Thu-ci: i'PO-wORD POV-ZLE-i FOR. HER VMiFORE I OO AW- u iiMC ELE - S 1 ' AMI s . s;:lYl . JT AT .IS HE-t OFFICE CO( WHERE OO fOO THINK. ICU A.R.r. COIMS V YOUR OSUtUITLkX TOLO MF. TO Ts.E THt ftUNOLE HOME FOB. HEG V , ftUNOLE HOME J tf CI925 sv IhTT'L Fcaiurc Sirvicc, Inc. OU VV1FE bENT ME TO CET THA.T CHMKJ tHE oslO IT hTOU HICE FOR. -V'tOUR OFFICE - 'r-( y 1$ TO POT IT IIS VOLIH. i-n HOME- u IR. l Alii. : - I - -' '