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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1925)
TUN HENH lU'I.l.ETIN, DAH.V EDITION, REND, OREGON. FRI HAY. JULY 24, 1025 MacMILLAN PARTY IN ARCTIC REGION New Union High School Completed Today Tho linpt'ilnt Order ir the ( 'row n I "No polttlOAl lmnr- Iti my tlmo of tndtti oru of tht five i.riiiNh dec- t)ni boou mora liutlflud than thai ortttom which nro twurdod lo Woiu-1 whirl, iftvt to wtimrn Lha uurlUmoii on, Im glVQII only to wommi GOAIIOvtftd I Im v vulo." (tttUkfOd Itniioii'y Mut with the Viceregal court ami to the Douftldi fori 1 DrUtvh preinleri in 11 e Ivivt of iiitttvo prlnoen In Inil'.t , irrriii piihlli mhln ni PAGE 2 Message From Bori.iin Is Caught by Amateur AHOAIll) THE M'.MIM.AX EXPE DITION FLAGSHIP BOWDOIN, ofl BUBIntfck, Oretnund (by Radio to the National door, nip Mr Soeieiy and the I'nlti'd TiflKs), July. 24.- Delayed. A welcome sun reeled the MaeMil liin expedition today as the BOWdoln j eoaated north alOOl tho Greenland nlul'e, heslde the dark, shapely eouBt-! al peak, (ashed by Klaelers and Ktreaked with Htiow. The arctic circle Is expected to lie crnased some time today and those aboard who have never crossed the circle before are pomlerlnR over the choice of heliiK drevped overboard with a line about their waists or Ile itis bathed on decks with buckets of Ma water. TO ill "iflrhliiL The above iness.tBe was picked up by Alfred V. Kveresl. operator of amateur station 1 ARB, at 15 White Terrace. I'lttsfield, Mass.. and trans mitted to the Geographic society and the United I'ress. Kverest's station is listed as helns only 15 watts power New Badge Is Provided For American Veterans -Veterans of America's wars are eligible to wear a new badge, recent ly authorized by the war depart ment. nccorditiK to Information re ceived by former service men In fiend. The badge is to be worn on civilian clothes. It consists of a "dexter eagle with wings displayed perched within a ring which displays seven white and six red vertical stripes with a blue chief hearing the words "National Defense.' the dexter wings of the eagle behind the ring, the sinister wing in front of the ring." The new badge may be worn only by those who have served honorably in time of war. those who have served honorably in tlfVl'nited States mili tary forces and have been trained and qualified In the grade of private or higher grade. The new badge may soon be pur chased In post exchanges, general stores and commercial firms author ized by the war department. --rv.-1- Coder construction since last fall, ; Hend s new high school structure, ione of the largest and most modern of its kind in Oregon east of the Cascades, is being completed today :and will be formally inspected by i the school board of union high school district No. this afternoun or lo , morrow . The Inspection will he made previous to the board's accep tance of the work of Contractor K. V. ' Hrosterhous. Immediately oil the completion of 'the building, which was erecied at a i cost of more than $200,000. work of installing new equipment will he started. This work will Include the 'moving of laboratory equipment from the old high school building and the installation of new school furniture. 1 il A . . , v., iWi7iTi"yHrr'iiiitiWwT incimtim- I"" tlrsks. Workors WVte busy this moratnii bleenfni windows, replacing broken sJass and touchlni I up scars in paint and varnish prepar atory to the inspection of the school board . With the work of IniUUIlni the equipment startin this week end or Monday, the new hulldtnK. t y stories in height and of brick con struction, win be ready for occupan cy in plenty of lime for the start of the fall term. September 7. Several of the instructors of the Rend schools, including John 1.. Chute, will assist with the work of preparing the building for the start of the fall semester. llecuuse of the lateness of the seu sou. no lawn will be planted on the new hiKh school groundl but urruugements were being made today by Superintendent Q, W Aci-r tO employ a group 0l boy xcouts 0 remove the crop of weds that has covered the grounds in the past few weeks It is probable that a cover crop of some kind will be planted this suifltner. This will be plowed under In the fall, enriching the earth for the lawn which will )t) planted next spring, according to plans. The vacated high school building and bungalows will in the future be known as (he Central school. It wus announced today by Superintendent Ager. This school will be used (it house the junior high school classes. i. tarry Holt will be principal of the Centra! tthool during the ItSS-'lfl school year. Kighleen teachers will be assigned to the Central school this full. Although (he new union high school will be turned QVOf 10 the school board this week, the basement has not yet been completed, no pro vision for this work having been made in the contract w ith Ilrostt r hone. An Item of 111,000 for the completion of the basement at a fu ture date is included in the budget which is now- being passed on by the budget committee When completed ) the basement will house the ihopi of the manual (rain Ing epd meia.iuics departments It will also COntftt several other rOQDtl Httgh Thompson of Hend Is archi tect of the new union h uh school Mnie(ure. GILBERTS' GROCERY Member of The United Buyers of Oregon, Inc. Oiu' of tht largest, grocery .buying organ izations of tlio Pacific ('oast Free Delivery Phone .101 SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, JULY 25th Swifts Premium Hams. Citrus Granulated per pound .'Hie Washing Machine .. . Soap, large si.e 13c iJutter. the best eream- ery. per lb. 58c Ddubh Rflhed ,or,,X Soap, 2 tor 15c Pill Piekles. No. 'J', ,, ., , Pets Pine lar tins, 2 lor 46c ,,. Glycerine .soap, K. ('. Baking Powder, )11N .u regular NOc tfc L-- , ..... ... Klngtford silver Gums Old Dul eh Cleanser. Starch, i II).. re- 2 for 15c ular 90c 80c Cream Oil Toilet Soap, (lenuine Boyd Caps for " hars 26c Mason Jars, do.. 20c Ertle Takes Over Interest Of Partner In Bakery Here Announcement that (JeorKe Krtle. one of the owners of the Central Ore gon bukery. hail taken over the Inter 8t of his partner. I.. B, Kruse, was made today. Krtle has been active in the management of the bakery since the plant was started here. No announcement as to the business plans of Kruse for the future have In en made. Kruse plans to leave on a vacation trip Monday. Women Crazier Than Men by 20 Per Cent tU. T. Wire to The Bnd MHU CHICAGO. July 24. Science today corroborated man's suspicion, but science is conservative. "Women are 2" per cent crazier than men." This wa-s the finding of Dr. Wil liam II. Hickson. director of the psy chopathic laboratory, who has com pleted his annual survey. His riRitres are based on patients sent to him. Among men, laborers, clerks and Machinists become insane most fre quently, he finds Among women bouse maids, waitresses and factory workers most frequently lose their mental balance. 200 Are Injured While Watching Gobs Parade IU. P, buil Wirt M T Brul Hull.tiiil N'HW YORK. July 24. The Mel bourne correspondent of the Kx. change Telegraph cabled today that 200 persons were injured, including 60 seriously, when a veranda col lapsed during a parade of officers, and sailors from the American fleet there. JAPANESE OUSTING TO BE FORGOTTEN Sioux Tribe to Adopt Vice President Dawes Said to be the first woman to com plete the Methodist course of study for traveling preachers. Miss Belle C. Harmon of Iluffalo Is a candidate for ; elder's orders. OILING AND GREASING Done Without Spotting Your Car. Careful Attention Given All Parts. We Sell HOOD TIRES PILOT BUTTE SERVICE STATION B. L. SCHMIDT, Prop. "We Give Real Service" North Wall Street on Highway MELBOURNE, July 24. Hun I dreds of sepctators. mostly girls anil ' women, were hurled to the street during a parade of 2.000 American sailors lure today when the veranda I outside a motion picture theater CO I i lapsed. ! One hundred were injured, several 1 fatally. The streets of Melbourne were gor geously decorated for a fete in hoaoi of the Americans who arrived with a portion of the Pacific fleet this : week. When the veranda crashed, the 'parade hilled. The American .-aib.r.- broke ranks and went to the assist ance of the victims. Ambulances clanged lo the scne and the "Cobs" helped administer first aid. When the last of the victims hail been taken to hospitals, the crowd ; geve the Americans a tremendous cheer and the parade was returned. Kmployment at Toledo Re sult of Mistake, Stated tit. P. I r j Wirr to The UVna Rullrtin) PORTLANP, July 24. In a state ment Issued toduy. I Oyuma. secre tary of' the Japanese Association of Oregon, expresses hope IhaT the re cent ousting of Japunese workmen by residents of Toledo. Oregon, tuuy have no evil results. Oyuma explains that when it was first proposed that Japanese be em ployed on the "green chain." Toledo business men declared themselves against the employment of Japanese, who Immediately agreed nut to oc ecpt the work. Later the business men changed their decision and tb" Oriental laborers went to work, only to find that the greater part of the town's population still held their objections to Japanese labor. The Japanese were under contract to receive $1 for an eight hour shift. Oyama said, not $2.40 us wus ru mored in Toledo. CUBTBNNE, Wyo . July I Cheyenne wus doing Its "dermics!" today with "Hell and Maria" Dawes, vice prealdoul of the I'nllod States, here lo look on. When the vice president landed In "Cowtown" lest night be looked out on a sea of lo gallon bats and wus taken to bis hotel In a dilapidated stage coach which saw- service on the plains In years ago. Iaite today Dawes will be made a chief of (he Blotti Indians and C,ov rrnor Nellie Taylor Koss will hr made a princess Full rite' will be performed. Dliwel and Coventor Koss being tho first "pale faces" ovet' adopted by the tribe. Miss Margaret liunciman. a recent : society bride in I-ondon. defied popu lar superstition hy having her six bridesmaids gowned in pale Jade green. I.EATBN Ml'. I. It IMi HALF IU. P. brsMd Wire t-Th IWnJ Uullttln) j NEW YORK. July 24. - Samuel s ! Chllds. restaurant man who died '.March IT. left an estate of $1,140,' , boo. according to an appraisal filed ( hy the sla'e tux commission. Stocks 'of the cbilds' Itestaurnnt Company 1 comprised a greater part of the es l tale, which goes to the widow. Kmma : Trani is Chllds 44 Scouts Now In Camp; Only :i Return to Homes Korly-four boys, from various parti of Central Oregon, are at pres- Ml in training at Scout lake under the supervision of W. II. Morse, boy scout executive When the first week of training ended, only three of the I f!end boys returned to their homes, i Several of these found it necessary j to come borne because their parents were going on vacation Iritis One i ot the Item! boys whose name was not i Included in UM list of local scouts attending the summer camp Is Dan- j lei Taylor. A iruck load of supplies1 and equipment was sent to Scout lake today by Myron Symons. head i of the camplnf. department Fresh Fruits We carry the largest stock of Fruit-, and Vegetables in Bend. Just phone in your orders and they will be given the best of attention. The Union Grocery Co. Phones 81 and 82 Bend, Oregon An Exceptional Buying Opportunity Enables us to offer an up to date assortment of Ladies' Patent and Calf Pumps, Oxford and Sandals at a great saving. AH sizes at $2.98, $3.45, $3.95, $4.69, $4.95 They are worth more. Pure Lambs Wool Blankets, worth $19.50; large size, pink and white plaid. They must be seen to be appre ciated. At wholesale cost, $13.95 THE WORKMEN'S STORE 947 Wall Street Washing Machine Bargains! ONE WEEK ONLY! We are closing out our stock of washers at prices that are far below what you can buy them for in the future. NOTE THESE PRICES 1 new A. B. C. Washer $90.00 1 new A. B. C. Washer $125.00 1 new A. B. C. Washer S142.50 1 new Meadowlark Washer. . . $135.00 1 new Maytag Washer $165.00 1 new Eden Dainty Washer. . . $35.00 1 used Apex Washer $65.00 1 used A. B. C. Washer $90.00 These washers are all in first class shape and guaranteed to give satisfaction. One 42-inch Ironing Machine. Gasoline heated shoe at a bargain. DEMONSTRATIONS GIVEN Douthit Electric Shop 013 Wall St. Phone 28(MR Have You Tried the DELICIOUS HOME-COOKED FOODS rrom the 0. 1. C. DELICATESSEN COUNTER? Kvcry Saturday we have SWIFTS BAKKI) HAM Other dishes that will help yon decide your meals: .M RATH (HOT oil i ol.ln iithi.li flKANH K.tMDH AMI HAtiAO KHKHMIN'OH PAKKBIt HOUND ROIJ.H M T DRKAIM Vim AHMORTKD OOOHIRII CAKBH Something New and Different Everv Dav. Phone 2H1-W Gil
