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PAGE 4 THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, REND. OREGON, SATURDAY. JULY 86, liKiT. The Bend Bulletin DAI IA' KMTION Tubllalinl Evrry Aftrrtinmi Kxrrpt Sunday l.y Tim BM HulMIr, (Ineorporattd) gnterud aa Hevnntl Claaa mailer Jattuarr 8. 1U17, at tha I'oatofrir at Hand, Oreium, under Act of March S, B7t. IKIRRRT W. RAWYKR 1IKNKY N. KOW1.KH Eilltiir-Manaiior Annociattf Alitor An Indfi-rndrnt Nrwapaiier, iitanilinK for the ,'iuan deal, clean buirinrai, clean politic and (ha beat flitcrceta of Item! and Central Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION KATKS 1; Mall One Year His rnnntha . . , Three Monlhi One Year .... Klx MonlliH . . Olio Month .. Ily Carrlir .W.OO .$2,711 .11.10 .$.r,n . S.l.fiO . .60 All uhserlnlionH are due and PAYABUC IN ADVANCK. Notice of caplrui.'ii ar. mailed BlibncrllH-ra and if renewnl la not made within rraaonahlc time the painr will be discontinued. l'leaae notify u promptly of any chantrc of addrean, or of failure to receive the parr recularly. Otherwine we will not be rcaponfl-blr- for ropte miaacd. Maki' ill cluvka and ordrrn naal,le to The lend BulltUii. KATIltli.W. July 1925 The fifth commandment Hon our thy father ami thy mother; '.hut thy days may be long uon Hit land Whjcj tbo Lord thy Clod gtreth thee. X. mlus 10:11 MOUNTAINS ' Someone once said the) mountains were made lo look up at and not down from and to the majority of earth hound humans the words are (raids to conduct. All of us do look up at the mountains when wo can find any In the view but it is comparatively only a few who have the urge to look down from them and Btill fewer who satisfy the desire. Of those who do climb there are a happy number who make of It an vocation. It is their r-hief uVlichi All their moments of P- Wft TOR .s!fc sj ssll aensral Obllcatlnn Water I OH ARTBR AMENDMENT BUBMITT Kit TO THH VOTERS MY Til K CITY COUNCIL, to.! ENCOURAGEMENT am given over to memories of peaks clty for ,iu,ir adoption or rejection. ach,levcl or to plans for other heights the proposed charier amendment sub mitted to the voters by the City t'oun- mountainlcil in the following resolution, to wn: RESOLUTION to be attained. Next to this class of climbers In chief there ure the out-of-i dcors persons w ho take their moun-j tains as they do their open roans or, their wooded trails. They like to ' look tip and they like to look down. One day they will do one and another I the other. To them a mountain is I nol necessarily a challenge. Now and I at a special eity election to be held again they will climb and another day they will contemplate the height as a decoration in the landscape. Hereabouts, and may praise there for he given, there are mountains that satisfy every need. There are those that have been climbed once only and by a select few, other diffi cult peaks that more have reached, lesser heights where the paper in the can In the lock pile carries many names, and still others the ascent Of tlch is not felt worih recording. All are there to be looked at, to be surmounted If you have the will and know the way. Many are easy per haps these should be called buiies or hills. Whatever they are called they' arc all worth trying because they ali tell you more of your country and i more of yourself. l'onds of the t'lty In IBS men "( Six hundred ihousand dollars i $800,1)00 1, said bonds to lie In denominations of $M0 or f 1 000 1 each, to hear date of Sop. 1,'liljfi, 'and to mature isttall) In numeric) or de i at the ft of $10,000 per annum on the first days of Sop. Ill' each of the years litis to 1018; Inclusive, and the remaining $J20. 000 on the first day of Sept 111 17, s..id bonds lo bear Interest at the; lale of fiti and one-halt' per cent per annum, payable semi-annually ' ,un the first days of March and Sop : ii'iubcr. said bonds to be signed by Iths Mayor and count reigned by tno I Recorder of said ('It... w hen hv Hie v ity of Mend SDB.11 IlS held in auh- i stance and stfSOl lo undertake anil promise lo pay to the bearer of I each of said bonds at maturity there of ths sum therein named III gold coin of the l ulled Stales of the pres ent standard of value, together with i Interest (hereon In like gold coin as ! above provided, said Interest t'i bo represented by coupons attached to I said bonds bearing the facsimile sig natures of the Mayor and Records!, Ihe principal and Inleresl of said bonds to tie payable at the Fiscal Am m of the state of Oregon In New York City, which said bonds shall bo ! known as "t'lty of Mend lienersj Ob ligation Water Honds." Section 2. The Council shall each year at the lino of making the an nual tax levy for city purposes in clude in such levy a sum sufficient to pay Interest due on the outstand ing tuinds of this issue and to retire the principal thereof as it matures. Section $, The debt limitallous contained in the city charier shall not apply to the bonds hereby uulhor-lied. tions held therein on M.iv 21. . ""i V ttio, Norember 27. 1920. iv- 1 , 'TT1., ,,,,, k.i - i k t fi . , , .. t I . ' i 4 .!.- nun in , , , . . inv i tin.-1 r IfSt. December is. i2:i. and hy hc Counc.i' '"' f""' , V" "' December S 1924. and to am- rder upon Its approval by the Ma- end all acts or amendments J b'nJ '" '," ,h,'' heretofore enacted amending the ' ?" il tor ,,,,1",r "P f JS- charter of said Cilv bv the leg- J, ' 1 . I m'.k ,M" " T. Islatlve assembly or by vote of !ln ' " ,' i ,' ' " ! ! UK it Snactbb my the pho-.fif." !1 i? U" ,lth lla 01 A"KU"' v'.y. of THE city of BUND I J 1 11 19 XD THK TEOI'I.E OF THE CITY RESOLyBD FURTHER, that a OF BEND do ordain that an act W "f lh' resolution be forlhwith entitled -An Act to ..mend an art , "I'on "'approval transmute.! to tne M titled A Charter for the City of ''.' Attorney who shall within five ftn it i:fso! vfd my the ucno. uouniy or crook, state of , i...,.-.,., COI NCIL I OF THK CITY OF MENP. Mc; -f. submitted to and an- j . Jj, " 'order a ballot title for OKEGON, that the following pro- trcxnH oy ths voters of said City , -" , ' 1 " '""f.1 '"'' .'l e, posed amen.lmenis to the charter of cleciiou held therein on No- MEsOIA KD HltTlll.lt, that the said City be and the same hereby vernier 22. 1311. and as subse- Uecorder he and ho Is hereby In- suhmitted to the Ics'al voters uemiy amenin o ny certain acis ucu-u n iiuunsii tins resolution in aiiieiuia'.ory inereoi suoinilli'il ni'-'oi. ,,-,, , ,u uuiini um in and approved bv the voters of said 1 The Bend Bulletin, same being a City at an eleclion held therein en 1 newspaper published in the City of I'm tliin ami weak ami sallow since I'll diseases three, and 1 have lost the tallow that once encorapattQd me; I stumble when I'm walkin;r. and stutter when I'm talking, and I'm a sijrht to see. And now 1 know how soothing are tilings kind people say; they're coiiit'ortinjr. they're smooth ing the lines of grief away; they make me feel more flossy, and f;ir less total-lossy, ami cheer me for a day, Oh, nine teen outof twenty express the pleasant thing; they know 1 suffered plenty, in neck and slat and wine;; their sym pathy expressing in language most caressing, they make me dance and siiiR. Tiny see me looking better, and blithe ly cry. thereat, "You soon will fill your sweater with Rood old wholesome fat; we're rootinjr for you daily, and soon you'll travel jrayly. with songbirds in your hat." Now there are cynics yelpful who say such talk is tosh, that words are never helpful ami sympathy won't wash: and anyone who'll swallow such hunk, that's vain and hollow, has for his head a squash. They say that cordial smiling imparts no sort of cheer, as we go Bingle-fiUng about this gloomy cheer; the Optimist is beaten if he attempts to sweeten our little jour ney here. But I reject their whee::es. for I was lately felled by seventeen diseases that jarred me till I yelled; and when these were disbanded, the words my friends out handed all kinds of comfort held. It's when we're sore anil stricken and find our name is Mud that cheery words will quicken the thin anil sluggish blood: the courage that's im parted by comrades tender hearted is certainly no dud. AN ACT To Amend Ihe Charier of Ihe t'lty of Bend, DssahUtSS COUUty, Oregon, en titled "Ait act to amend an act en titled 'A ehni'tor fur the 0U) of BoAdi County of Crook. State of Ore gnu'," submitted to and tip-proved by ths ISKS) voters or said City al un election held therein un November 22. lilll, and all BUDSOQUOnl eulSOd utsnts by adding Utsrsto Chapter XXXIV providing for Ihe Issuance and sale of $000,000 Oeneral nlill gallon Water BoUdS of said Oily and providing1 for a tax levy lo pay prln ctpal ami lutsrei t thereon. 100 Yea. 101 No. RADIO ! Kl'O. Hale llros. ami Chronicle, San Friiiniiico, 4 SB, a melon p in . Btats's orchestra i II p n . i KHJ, with Majestic BU orchestra ami Oakland, favorites. 11 p in . KFI midnight frollff, UTSSn and Hinge stars. Kill, Times, l.on Allgolen. 400,3 rnaierg (ilO l. m . children h hour, s p in . Mania Ann Junior cbiilliber of in p. in , lllckiuaii'ii oi nostra; 1 1 : SO p. m . Coal Angela ol I 'ahlrlauH. KOO, Qeneral HSIeotrlc, Mullelln 'WANT ADS" MrliiK Kesults M t! 1 . J meters I p III . St. Kl'lilicls orehSgtrBi I p m. sport review lltO p. m.. muSlOSI progniiu and playlsti in p in.. VVIlsoos orchsatrs VtVlt Karle 0, Anthony, I.os Alike les. in? meters 5::I0 p ffl,, Kxain liter: II p. m., nightly doings: ? p in . dance DtttglOj ',' :iil p. m . radlu pro main Sgggy contest SUffSgtiOng 7l'40 p. m.. booKslielf shut : s p. in , Kutm itittr: 11 p. nt.. RugglgQ songs and mil gjioj in p. m . Psoksrd Radio slub: KilW OiStSrS lliegioilali. I'ortlalld. I'Hiial features. I !H .. O. s. PHILLIPS, M. I). Kye, Kar, Nose and Xhroal Bpsclallsi Hoobm iv it) U'Kans nids Hours. 11 lo 1 1, a to 5:90, 7 to b fboaegi Oftlos t v c j, Kss, 110 j Uunbsratga'i Hospital Cerlltlsatss tloinl Hero p. a. ........... ....0.................,.. (jUWjAINS mX2 and mi OFFER on Varnish, Enamel and notici: ok SPECIAL 1:1.1:1 ln'. NOTICK Is hereby given lhat a special election will be held in the City of Bend, Dtschutes County. Ore gon, between the hours of S o'clock A. M. and S o'clock 1". M. on the 6th day of August. 1925. at the polling places hereinbelow designated, ami i,r u-hlrh a.'il, I r.lo, t:. ' lliro will b. omt iii.i. .a..... 3llbmltted to the legal voters of said Crater Lake Park Paving Goes to Warren Company (U. P. Lraad Wire to Tile Bend Bulletin) WASHINUTON. July 25. Award ,of contracts for the improvement of highw-ays In national parks an nounced today by the interior de 'PaVtment include roads in Crater Lake national park. The work will jhe done by Ihe Warren Construction company, rortlanil, lor gZla.SSO, (lie national park service furnishing the .necessary asphalt. this resolution provided. CHABTEB AMENDMENTS SI BMITTKD TO THE VOTEHS BY THE CITY COI NCIL An Act To amend an act entitled "An Act to amend an act en titled 'A charter for the City of Bend. County of Crook. Slate of Oregon submitted to and approved hy the voters of said city at an election held therein on November 22nd. 1911; and as subsequently amended by 1 certain acts amenuatory ,'aere of submitted to and ap.noved by the voters of said City at SS election held theiein on August 15. 1916: and as sub sequently amended hy certain acts submitted to and approved by the voters of said City at an election held therein on April 30, 1917. and as subsequently amended by . an act submitted to and approved by the voters of snid City at an eleclion held therein on September Sj, 1018, und as subsequently amended by an election held on June IS, 1919. and as subsequently amended hy the legal voters of said City at the special elec- Aukii.-i ! . 1916; and as subse-, Hcnd. once not less than ten I 1 0 1 iiuentiy amended hy coi.ain acts days before said special eleclion and submitted to and approved by tin also by publication thereof once, or I voters of said City at an election oftener in said paper w ithin the ten held therein on April 30. 1917. and'H'l dB'8 Immediately preceding , as subsequently amended hv an act suil special election: and It la . -.lhmitted to and approved by the RESOLVED FURTHER, lhat the voters of said City it an election , 6th day of August. 1925. between the held therein on Septei.il er 25. 191-, is, from eight o clock A. M. to eight ' Mid as subeoayeOUy amended hy un o'clock 1. M.. Is hereby designated 'lection held o-i June 2S, I9i'j, and as the, time for holding said special ' as subsequently amended bj the election, and the following polling legal voters of said .City a, thu j places and the following Judges and special election held therein on I Olerks aril hereby designated and ap May 21. 1920, November 27. 1920. pointed as the places and the offl Iieceinber 7. 1921. December tjcials to conduct said special elec 1922. December IS. 192:!. and lie- lion, to-wlt: comber I, 1924. and as amended ; by all acts or atnendmeiats hereto fore enacted hy tie lSi'S lative as Stmbly or by voteof iftjr people, he and t'ne i-ame is Met iy -amended ny adding thereto 'h-raK-r XXXIV : lo read as follows: -J CHAPTER xamv Section ! . Kor tlffr purpose of procuring funds to muttere and bjt ' prove a municipal .v.',icr system for the I H) of Boad 'mi .on the Connctl of saiiCiiyb hereby aotbdrlsed an,i ergjow' rl to laaoe Too much preoccupation with yonr- aeif is bad for you. Do not give all your time to introspection or spend too much of it looking into the mir ror. ayiii CTAJIy Xl-IIL.1 liAl MANLY BOB Men Irnrhrrx, Mitinll ' riiri'fiil Muprrvlftlon, ntrlrt (Km rtpllnr. mm im ntl. notnixt-A :nitl nMl trnlnlnic. ( .' i I n I o it u r rlirrr rnll- - t on rrqurait. BREITENBUSH HOT SPRINGS fttiurton Count ft ' ircgou Health and Pleasure Resort Open lttdor rw Management1 Hot niim rnl wnttr Imtlin ; hot minvriil nun! Inttlin it ml nutural hot mineral VMpor bath. Hrt-i fintbtlah h funniiiK for ibt hot hi s, na Printi unrl unustiuU Vgriation of other mlri.Tiil motcnt. 'thvt.v waUrn n except loimlly tH-neflcinl to rheumB tfr.m. neiiritix, comtipation, ikin and bloofl dineMin. WnnderTul scenery : fine finhintr, ; trail hiking, nnd mountnin elimh'nv'. ''il Af ci'inintKlalitnia ; Excellent j !;,. --.I.. .I.; Untifi. Mill City-IVlroit hiithwuy unilf?r ron ntTuctlon. Will not open thit t,uon. TH triiln from Mill t;ity. For further purtifulniJ, writ) M. D. Bruckman, Mgr. BREITENBUSH HOT SPRINGS DETROIT, ORKtlON THE WORLD OFFERS you A HOME and there is no more de sirable place for that home than in Bend. WE OFFER YOU A LOT on which to build home that Terms if you want them THE BEND COMPANY Wall und Franklin Photic Handling Hi;h Clans Locations for Phone 7 Iicxidencc and Business Purposes 7 1'olllng Place. Held school; Juilce, S. H. Hogln. and Clerks. Marie llros lerhous. Mrs. T. W. Carlon. und Nell Market: I'ollInK Place, Central School: JnilSS, ieo. F. Hoover, and Clerks, Mrs. Rlalnc earner, Mrs. M. II. O'Brlaa, and Mrs. H. K. llcarh: Polling Place, Kenwood School; Jiidnc, Blaaehe Dart, and Clerks, Mrs K. J. Callow. Lillian Conuarn and Mary K. Bennett. WHBRBA8, It is necessary for the peace, health and safety of the City that the municipal water system for which the nforesuld honds are to bo issued be acoalrsd and improved at as early a date as possible; now, therefore. AN BMBROENCY Is hereby de clared to exist and this resolution shall r.n Into force and effect upon its adoption and approval. Passed by the ConaSlI this IQtfa day of July, lltt, by the following vote ; YKAS: 6. XAVS: 0. .Submitted to the 1925. Approved hy Ihe 1S5. Mayor July liuih. Mayor July 20th, 3 m Do It Yourself Almost liny man ir wmnaii can BUccsMfully repaint, vamish or stain. Han is a chance to beat the mail order catalogue- These paints are quality nutxls from a standard, nationally known manufacturer. Not a can of inferior paint. The Following Prices Will be in Effect as Long as (lie Present Stock Lasts: OUTDOOR HOUSE PAINTS Fine, hih quality paint. Kxtensive selection of colors on yourself or get our price for the job. Regular il.0 gallon; while it lasts. (JALLON - - - - An Ordinary 5-ropm Bungalow Requires 6 Gallons of Pot it $3.00 Paint i i I AUTO ENAMEL AND TRUCK PAINTS i' different colors. Also for interior woodwork decorating anil furniture paint. Regular $2.00 per quart Our t l fC less than wholesale price while stock lasts, Ql ART V A VJ VARNISH STAINS AND OIL STAINS For interior woodwork and furniture. Varnish, ftiler, dryer. Reg. $1.60 t. Now less than wholesale, QUART 75c Goggans Paint Shop Attest: Louis Dennett. POX Mayor. Recorder. I 'hone M-.l 1 18 Oregon Street BIBiailllllHailllSiflHIIIBeilBllHiillllHIIlHIi I PREVENT FOREST FIRES Now is the most dangerous part of the season for forest fires. Be careful in the woods. BROOKS-SCANLOM LUMBER CO. i 1 i - 1111 III! r , , : JIHIH Just One More Month and then the evenings will be chilly again. Have you made any provisions for that time? Better order a few loads of BOX WOOD NOW BETTER WOOD BETTER SERVICE ORDER NOW! The Miller Lumber Company Phone 166 1 WeriiUfTHiiHtitetr rn 7nni.imi m