The Bend bulletin., July 23, 1925, Image 4

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THE REND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. RENO. OREC.ON, THURSDAY, .U'l.V 23, 102.".
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Tlip third commandment Thou
Khali nnt take the name of the
Lord thy Cod ill vain: (or the
Lord will not hold hm Rttiltless
that taketh his name In vain.
BXOdUfl 20:7.
(SpplinRhijinQS
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READING
The reading habit, acquired by voters when they're
young! will bo a solace when they're tired ami old, their
withers wrung. All other pleasures wilt ami fade when
one is growing old; the three-ring show, the street parade,
grow stale ami lose their bold. . The loud diversions of the
night amid the noise ami glare, seem rather seedy to a
wight whose scalp is getting bare. "I've seen it all," the
old man sighs, "I've seen it ninety times; there's nothing
new the dotard buys with all his store of dimes," The
old man makes a doleful sound, his life seems bleak and
gray, if he can only stand around, and watch the others
play. Kut if he loves the heavy tome that's full of red hot
stuff, he sits and reads it in his home, and he is gay enough.
He's carried back to other days, to (mights ami latlies fair,
to hoary minstrels and their plays, to scraps beyond com
pare. Once more the world is all serene, the aches of age
are gone, and every damsel is a queen, and every goose a
swan. 1 pity much the ancient man who finds a book a
bore, who views with scorn the fiction fan, who scoffs at
printed lore. If he would find a quiet nook, select some
verse or prose, and spend an evening with a book, he might
forget his woes. Kut he's forever looking on. at games he
cannot share, recalling old days dead and gone, ami sighing
in despair.
The Wall Flower
. By MARION RUBINCAM $
rv; w; i):tsim- w v o www v.
t l-Ci-t JiLA-k J-i 1-i .iL 1. I UU-i 1- I
her and her wishes and saylnKs, a
certain sUtn Quality he vainly Iquiod
lo paint, her complete. almost tuger
KivtUI of herself to hint a current
iof thnuKhis like those flowed on
steadily under his conscious Uilnltlni;.
'and made him happier than ho hail
ever heeu, told at last, completely
'contented When he came hack, fan
was Kiting .Kr.tnkie the latest news
ot hor-.e and dot friends lit the QOUU-
try.
"And I ve ananueil for a large anil
expensive dinner party for all our
friends the nlht hefore we sull." she
, toM him. "This is really balm mar
ried. Isn't it giving dinners and he
iii; calleil 'mailam l the wallers."
"la it?" asked OeoffM sinilltiK
"BelttS married Is comliiK home to
find you waltlnK."
tin the shiit they fount! Hit. saute
two critical women who had Kosslpod
nboul Qlbrlg, I' was the only un
pleasant touch, for Pan felt their eves
bOrtUI through her whenever she
passed with UoorKo She KUessed thai
they know she was newly married,
itttt they Wilt ton so kindly. Their
idea was that the "woman with the
I dyad hair" us they referred lo Clorla.
hat) deserted her child. They hud
covered Ktirope in this short lime,
and were Koine, hack with a juiuhled
i impression of cathedrals and castles.
cities and mountains, peasants and
Itranga restaurauis and lite firm Idea
that ull "foreigners" were queer.
It was when Pan stood in the
studio, watching trunks being carried
i Into bedrooms, thai she remarked
I again:
I "We're really homo now. This Is
haeinhlng life, isn't it. dear?"
Tum.rro - The New Plan.
YOU KKVKH CAN TELL
f Eugene Register)
Hugh O'Kane of Bend was in Port-j
land the other day, and while there!
ho talked ttv the reporters. Belnc a
loyal Central Oregonian. his conver
sation turned naturully upon his
home tow n and he began to speak
well of it as Oregonians will, when j
away. Bend, he told the waiting '
scribes, will have a population of I
25.000 in three years.
That, we should say. is a fine, up-I
standing, optimistic guess. It outdoes
considerably a recent guess by this
writer, who In a moment of more or j
less inflated optimism predicted that
Kugene's population will be 50,000 in'
10 years. Bend claims at present to j
have in the neighborhood of 10,000 j
luuanaaias, ami r.ugeue is nisuueo ,, as the. sott Uul themselves in a home. I've got a man who will do all It takes the place ' of the
it anyone rales us al less thanilote ,ui,e ln ,he clty after their that." Itroyod hv Ore last April
20.000; bo in order to reach the fig-j hrief trip to the "farm." .., likP jt wjfH ,,em A movement Is on foot to rolled
ures named each will have to mult'- ....... ... , ,, ., . ' , . ; r,,,.,iv ... h..n.i ,, -..,..i i i.a.
n. no , mi . .in ii in ii isww -a.. i nere s somei uiiig roiuaiiuc a mini ... .. ....... ... ....... mm
Fifteen Years Ago
ON THE WAY
are so much larger than Kranklo's
"It's a shame for you to bother.
"This is really beginning life." said George was apologetic "When we n
Chapter 102
i Prom the Columns of t he Bulletlu
of July 20. 1910. 1
The Pilot Butte Development Co.
sawmill, recently brought here from
( ! ist . was put In operation yesterday
one de-
day he received over 1 5 tons of
freight.
The first roller akittlug In I. luster's
variety hall was enjoyed Monday.
Mr. and Mrs K M. Thompson and
their son and duuiihtci'. of Mluuo
upolls, arrived berg last week with
the Intention of making Ibelr homo
Thompson Is an export piano and
player pluuo mechanician.
Tlu mflne "Itoslaitd" will soon be
a Ihlug of the past, for the migration
of the buildings to l.u Pine, a tulle
south. Is well under way.
Joshua Jackson Vcndcvcrt. who
came to Oregon in ISIS and has heeu
In Central Oregon since lss-1, died
Monday eevnlng al the home of his
sou William, south of Bend.
Morgan Hand Admitted
In Nickel Plate Deal
WASHINGTON, July ::;t Ono
loan From thl fil'tn of JT, IV MortfQII
ami ootapftny t tin Van Stttrliifoo
Inli'i'OHlH war alinlt(il hy o V. Van
SwcrttiKi'ii uiulcr (ainlnitl luti I mln y
ln'foro thi llitiTrtlah M)iiitiiir0 0OH1
Itntiston; wbtoh (h Inquiring th(o
bllilon dbllkr Ntrkio Piatt nivrKar.
Van Swi Tiiutt'ti lAlfl thai ilu loan
i wiih vocurod by rullroAd aiurk umt
that in wiih hi'ii in cmtomtry rttoi
iof Inttreiti
Thf rvhii'tnc wfti ttivuiK'i under
oueiUonlnfi In an At tin pi o link
MoTfAn IntArMtA with tbc iurgr
Hiuidits Raid, Kill. Kol
At Ltaundry in Chicago
in p. Uuod win. loTht lland Uullttln)
0HI0A00, July 18, Mnndlta to
day rallied Hie fumade laundry,
killed one employe, haltered thfoo
Othdl I niilll they hecaine UDOonnclOlK,
il ml escaped Willi all llllilelerillllled
BmOlinl of cash .
O. S. PHILLIPS, M. I).
I ", Kar, N'oao and
Throat Hpeclallat
Roojajg 17-H) OKkni '"''a
llotira: D lo 12, 2 lo 1:80, 7 lo s
I'liouei: Officii 175 J, lies. 120 j
Lumberman's Hospital OwlltlOtlM
(lood Hero
ply itself two and u half times. But i
The generator and dynamo for iln
VI.. ... i lili' is liegluuing. i.eorge assea nun u. jnat because these tilings n.dong to
.....e winer gale llimseil IV ..hlr,.. h..r nn- ' r...... I a M 1 new electric llirht nlalit are now on
lock a suitcase and deftly place prtvs jntk for Oladys and Morton, while . he road from Sh.inlko.
t . B, Wood today began construc-
years of leeway. Mr. O'Kane gets
right down into the present and
names three years hence as his limit.
He has real nerve.
But If any city in Oregon can make
a good prediction like that. Bend can.
It is young, with the strength and
enthusiasm of youth. It is rich, be
of garments In a bureau drawer we were settling their house and thev
"You've been married more than oi uere away on their honeymoon. It ''on of a theater building on Bund
week. Life is at least that old for 'secmed almost a sacrilegious famil- i street.
me." iariiy for me to touch his shirts and A- T- Frame, a contractor and
"Oh that was onlv a honevmoon!" ties, but Aunt Maude had no such I builder of Colville. Wash . Is looking
Pan dismissed it lightly. "That delicacy !" She paused, smiling a lit-
ing dowered hy nature with one of I ' being really married. This is tie "They were mostly lavender
nitlcii more line it. we ve tnree rooms snipes or- mm n..- nau svussssw o..n.
all to ourselves, almost a home. In ' C.eorge gave a shout of laughter
fact." and came to her from the window.
"Almost." Oeorge laughed, loiing- putting his hands on her shoulders.
Ing against the window and watching "When a woman criticizes a man's
the finest stands of pine timber that
ever grew out of the ground. And it
is strong in its faith in its own des
tiny anyone who doubts that should
go and talk to lis people
From 10.000 to 25.000 in three i her work "Which reminds me that taste in ties and shirts, she's no
years! That will indeed be growing ' I must cable my aunt the day of our longer in love with him!" he ex-
over the Bend country and 11 Is prob
able that he will locate here perma
nently. He wiib one of Hie first set
tlers at Oreat Falls. Mont.. 20 yeurs
ago.
The late Chronicle of Latdlga hax
risen from the dead and Is now In op
eration at Itedtfioiid. Its name will
be the Redmond Spokesman.
Twenty-seven automobiles are now
ISSensaH :,n,l ,,n.-rt...l in ltot.,1 Thi.
ter doubts. If anyone had said 20-1 herself." have?" I owners are: C. C. Coe. Central Ore-
ono years ago. wnen me present sue j uersen. . penueu y,..s, ' he agreed, turning her tact ,. Auto Co a Crook Countr Real-
of Bend was only an unmarked sec-! self on the arm of a chair, looking. (.ou( kj ,lc,r ;, uke I v ryuvles H C Kills
tion In the sage brush, that a modern i distressed Of course! But I'm de- ' everyUlitlf. a)U, you Now run on Kspev Auto Co I II Kerrell J N
city of 10.000 people would be stand-1 prlving her of a home -that seems so , vour ruh or nniev,.hcre I'm go- Hunter J tlondfe'llow Home' Land
ing there now. he would have been dreadful. Couldn't she stay? he : ing t,, Mrs. Clarke s to have tea and Henry Linster J M Uiwrence
stretching his bow a lot farther than ! looked after you for years. Shell . i.-rarikie " r w irrin Ufc'evilf Wlikinanea fit
is Mr. O'Kane. The beauty of this hate me now. putting her out."
country is thai you never can tell., "She won't!" Oeorge assured her.
('
He watched her up the street, j p.adi liffe llro
Auto Co . 2; Frank
tdeased at foJing such coninlole nos- f ',.l.i.rif.n y 11 cttnnin r ..l.:,
She things all men are superfluous. ss,jun , .,. ., lt,, ,.,,. the , Trintoti ,.n.t (v..h 't,ii. '
An auto bus ran Into a Southern i 1,louKh I m less " average. ; whmB,.a mind, the sweet earnest- Floyd Dement reports that yester-
Pacific freliht train the other rlnv 1 Her ideal of lif'' ' a manless home.; .. ma,i ,,n tn(. ..n. .., p....
and injured three passengers. Will'8" labh' cats i,ml Pl"s'rs. wiihjTh,.n he 9VunK ott to hi, ,-iui,, an,i
these railroad people never learn that octasiouai lecmre ium iu sumtui .forgot Pan and every other woman
they cannot block the road ami get
away with It?
clubs. The only times she finds men
useful are as railway porters.'
Tribes Sue Government
Alleging Land Is Taken
in a game of billiards with a skilled
lOnnonent. But even when he wasn't
Pan laughed a bit. C.eorge s aunt , cong,.,ollsT thinking of her. unrons. I
did herself very well when she trav- ou,v she wU in hi m,m) (U,
eled. she was a fashion as well as lcurTtJtil of thought that concerned
social and educational event t' '.:
club she lectured in. Pan had once
seen her departure for a tour, with
R. S. HAMILTON
ATTO RNET-AT-L AW
Rooms 13 and It first National
Bank Building. Phone 61.
(Dr. Cos' i Former Office)
I two trunks, two suitcases, a small
CU. P. 1 -eased Wire to The Bend Bulletin vMge an(, ,.,,,, roU, a mal(, Bnd
WASHINGTON, July 23. A suit ,h(! mai)s hlgEafte d an army of
for 818,707,148.47 against Ihe ' pOTter
United States has been filed in the) ...' won l nliml sheH alwaya
CTnited Stales court of claims here i w.llU(,(, lo liv at womatl-g cinb,
by Indian tribes of Montana. Wyom-; (;t.rBe wenl 0. conKtencC
ing, Idaho and Washington, for land ,)otherC(1 ,lcr al)0ut mB. Tha,-8 olle
alleged to have been taken, from r(afion ,vhy BnB staywl ...
them hy the government. It was an- ..Well!" Pan was partly satisfied,
nounced hy the department of justice ; sh(J rctllrned t her unpacking, di-
01 8- , I retting beT atlentions to George's
The Blackfeet. Blood. Plegan and ! Bggajga
C.ros Ventre Indians of Montana and j .. ,emH nM , laI1(lle masculine
I . ' r Z shirts and collars." she said
Washington charge the government
took their', hunting grounds from
them without their consent and with
out compensation in violation of
Fred A. Lieuallen, M. D.
EVE, EAK, NOSK AKD THIUMT
SPfXIAI.IST
HUBBLE BLDO.
Office Ph. 97; House Ph. 73 1
Office Hour 8 to 12
2 to 5: Erenlng, 7 to 8
Herbert R. Welshons
Accountant
Room fl, Deschutes
Co. Building,
fnvirstmcnt
Bond
'Yours
trestles.
The next Olympic rowing regatta
will he held ni Amsterdatai in j:is.
DR. H. C. DODDS
Physician and Surgeon
Office hours: to ii a. m.; 1 to
6 p. m.: 7 to ft evenings.
Office phone 317. O'Donnell Bldg.
Res. Phone 292 M.
Weather-tight
- as a turtle's back; dries hard.
opaque, smooth. Protects. and beaut
ifies at least expense.
MRS. V. A. SMITH
Agent for
Nubone Robber Corsets nnd silk
Lingerie
Men's and Ladles' Hosiery
Phone Sim-M p. O. Box 40
LARSON & CO.
"Home of The Qroen Watch"
Diamonds silverware
Watches China
Greeting Curds oiu
Jewelry
PREVENT FOREST FIRES
Now is the most dangerous part of the season
for forest fires. Be careful in the woods.
BR00KS-SCANL0N LUMBER CO.
Ask your dealer for color cards.
Ask jour painter lor an estimate:
PAINTS &
VARNISHES
Sold by
For Fxlcriors
RASMUS8KN PURE PAJW
ahn (Irrttmtc .;-r Slain, Purfli Hoor
Ptlnji fVirn nml H.f Patrit; Tfin t, Tracior
ami Implcrnenr Paint; AitmnnMr Jitunn-Nj
Sfrar Vnrirlehi I - Kix)f CrjtiiigDlack(
Otncrete maUment (itinK.
For Interiors
Wall-Hura Wahble 7, .11 Paint (Rat Hid
Velvet ' 1 ) 1'. .u ill"- KrumeU; IiaUj f !. - .r
Pini: Oii Stamij Floor, and Vartiltli Sttlttl
badi Tub ii, - i Ounble Hoot Vamih.
Raimtvtfn O ( otntxiny
p0rUnd and .if nth-
A. J. G0GGANS
J
You Buy
Extra Miles-
That's
Your Saving!
Economy in gasoline is never
a matter of what you pay per
gallon. There's no such thing
as a cheap gasoline because
the motor pays the difference
always.
Take Union Gasoline
for example: Here is a
quality product not
made to sell at a price.
Yet for that very reason
it is the most economical
of all gasolines.
You save with Union
where saving counts most
that is on motor-upkeep,
and on ultimate
mileage.
Because Union Gaso
line is non-detonating, its
explosion progresses with
resulting power that is
smooth.
WithUnion, your motor
starts rjuickly accelerates
with a swift, vibrationlcss
pick-up easily attains an
even, gliding speed.
You can be as extrava
gant as you like in your
choice of gasolines and
here extravagance means
only carelessness but you
can't get better than Union
at any price.
Made with regard only
for quality, and sold only
at Union Oil service sta
tions and independent
dealers of the first class.
Union
IS on-Detonating
Gasoline
Alio Producers of Aristo Motor Oil
BBS 1 1 ; s lii
UI TOO! SERVICE
STATION
Oregon Avenue and Bond Street
UNION (JASOUNE AND OILS
VULCANIZING CRANK CASE SERVICE
148 OvegOtl Avenue
Phone 36-.I