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THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION, REND, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1025
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TUESDAY, JULY 2S. 1925
Saying goodbye Kfnally breth
ren, farewell. Ho perfect, be of
pood coin fori . bo 0 f ono in Ind,
Hve in nonce; and the God of
love and peace shall bo with vou.
I Cor. 18:11,
A ROAD I P BLACK lU'TTK
Perhaps the vision of a spiral road
for automobiles to the summit of
I'l.i k butte. a natural observation
tower from which an unparalleled
view of the Cascade ratine and the
vast Central Oregon country can be
obtained, is but an idle dream: but
such dreams occasionally come true,
as did Lancaster's Columbia river
highway and the early day vision of
a road to the lofty glaciers of Mount
Jtainier.
Construction of a winding road to
the 6.425 foot high summit of Black
butte would entail no costly engineer
ing work. It would be a second Pilot
butte road on an enlarged scale.
And. like the Pilot butte roud. but
also on un enlarged scale, an auto
mobile path to the summit of the
dominant cone of the Metolius coun
try would make accessible to thou
sands of people who would never
visit it otherwise a point which might
well be featured in tourist literature.
Some writer has said that when
the majestic Cascade range was
made, the Creator WM so pleased
with the serrated skyline and the
snow mantled peaks of the Three
Sisters, Three Fingered Jack. Mount:
Washington. Mount Jefferson and !
Mount Hood that ho cast up from the
molten interior of the earth Mark
butte, one of the most perfect vol
canic cones in America, to provide
for man a dominant station from
which an unobstructed view of the
Cascade skyline might be obtained.
An automobile road to the summit-
WiDDunfiinmiiGs
SPITSBERGEN
Spitsbergen by some men is chosen us tome, syreel home,
because the good old town is froeen, ami nevet. never
thaws. Grown weary of tin- heat that blisters in latitudes
like those, they take their wives, their aunts ami sisters,
where all may sit ami t'ree?.e. Crown tired of swatting
flies ami skeeters, how sweet Spitsbergen seems, where
man's sole job is filling heaters with eordwood. logs and
beams. To sit and watch the snowflakes falling, read ice
cold magazines, and hear the nightly caterwauling of bears
and wolverenes! No sickly garden suss to water, no plants
to spray at dawn, no reason why a man should totter,
a-mowing of the lawn! No glasses blurred, no wilted col
lars, no sunburn anywhere, no paying out of hard earned
dollars to icemen for their ware! From out the arctic
there is sweeping a wind, refreshing, strong; the nights
are always fine lor sleeping, and they are six months long.
What wonder that men's thoughts are turning with longing
to that town, where all the furnaces are burning to keep
the icebergs down'.' But courage, friends, let us remember
that summer soon will go; the cooling breeze of mild Sep
tember will through our whiskers blow. The balmy autumn
will deliver some weather up-to-date. Spitsbergen's lure
will seem a flivver, and we won't emigrate.
tiuis nf iiu orowcl. After thai the
roitntud inlntttM until tin paaaenieri
could !( ff. iind ho Hinmi finally
wit), KrntiMe tti her arms and In iho
combined onibraoi of Pan and
"We've got it now cur. u Idg ono.
outiHta," Pan told her, "Qeorga i
leachtni ui,' in drive We're t ink
your trunki in our place ami then to
niht fti' t,' driving ni to a camp in
Connecticut Uin lpvelleal placet"
Gloria WU ready to weep with Joy.
Pan was already dolus no
liinuirruw lli.tov vtU.
RADIO
program! u p, nr. Examiner! m p
I at., PatrtokMarili orckMtta,
kii.i. Times, Lot Ansel, 405.2
inelera -SfSO p. in.. MoOlollbo Hoed
on Now Zealand; 8:80 p. III., ohll
ilroii H hour; s p, in . Or Main Ballot
Kurd! on astronomy. s :tti p, in . pro
rani! to p, in . Hickman uroheatra
KNX. KvproHs. LiOl Angeles. SSI
motors li p, in . InaMl lalk. 7 p, in..
aWnaaaador orohealrai s and n p, in..
procr ni"
KOW, Oraionlan, Portland, 101,5
inoiorti t p, in . Soulier's oreliest ru ;
T:S0 p. in . nawai s p. nr., Walker
Brother oroheatra: 10 p in., concert,
KFOA, Rhodea Store, Seattle,
(54. S niettra i ami B p, n . Hotf
niiiii oroheetrn! 6 p, m . baseball:
6:45 p. in.. program: t'.lt p
weather i : :t p. m, ,Tlmea.
Totla
KIV Halo llros. and I'hronhlo.
Sun KrunclKoo. t20.:i meters :i :lu
p. m.. Palaoa orcheatra! 1:90 p. m..
Soiger's oreheslra; 5:20 p. in. chil
dren's hour, hasohull .atookn; 0:40
p. m.. Stato orchestra; 7 p in.. Sol-
Ror s orohaatra! s p, m . itudlo pro-
Ki'uiu. wolf leaaoal 10 p. tu.. ruhlr-lana.
Oakland, 509 mat
baaeball! 7 p. m..
KI.X. Tribunal
ora 2:15 p. m.,
news.
KQO, i!onoral
S61.1 motors 4
I The Wall Flower
By MARION RUBINCAM
sf
GLORIA'S RETL'KN
Rlectrlc, Oakland,
p. m.. St. Kram-is
orcbaatra! s p. in . conoart! 7 p. m..
news; N p. m.. studio program; 10
p. m.. Wilson orchestra.
KMJ. Hoe. Krosno. 2:14 motors 2
p. m.. drumutto raiding, instrumental
ami vocal solos.
KK1. Karlo ('. Anthony. Imis Aiiko
los. 4117 tnotera 5:20 p. m.. Kxain-
Inar; 6 p. m . niRhtiy dolaga! 7 p. m
organ rwjlial! s p, m . Bxamtnar; I
m.. . Koluml Uiiiloinley. tiarltoue.
and Kilty Iturlow, piano; 0:.'tu p. m.,
Violet BDvar, violinist, and John do
t.roon, murinihuphone ; It) p. m..
Packard hallud hour.
KI1J. Times. Los Annolos. 4U5.2
motors G: 20 p m.. ehlldrens hour;
7:3" p. ui.. "Dors. ' by II M Itoliort
aon: X p. no. proRrain; In p in.,
HlckOtAn'a orchestra.
KNJC. Kxpross. I.os Aiigelos. 3:17
rioters -4 n in . Un kle Itramlon.
Chapter 105 So lilorla sailed alone on the fas i juvenile screen actor. S p. m., pro-
est ship she could rind passace in. Krum; 10 p. in., movie night, Motel
It isn't necessary to follow far into and thrilled, as she always thrilled Ambassador.
Pun's married life. Thai was to ho "hen they slipped Into New York) KOW, OroRonlun. Portland, ItjlJ
. . , . hailior. at the Koldcn rays of the sun motors 7-'to n m news k n n
happv enough, as l.loria herself was . " . ... . """" ' m- "ws. s p in.
: picking out the tallest of the lowers ,.ncert; 9 p. m.. (ieneral orchestra
to see. (.lorla. who always raw for lllumUmUoB, 'to p. m.. Kenln'a orcheatra.
deeper into people than they suspect- sh, soallIu.( ln,. ot nptDrBad KFOA, Rhode Store. Seattle,
ed. and further into a subject than faces us the biR ship was slowly 454.3 meters--4 and t! p. ui . lloff-
Disease, Insect Pests
Attack Crook Gardens
of thin hutte would enable thousands!
of nintoriittK to Ret ;hU itiHplring
view.
In nil probability, an automobile
road to the peak of Black butte. from
whose bane one of the rivers of thei
mid state country HprinK", may not I
even be considered for many years.!
but it is the prediction of a number
of people who believe in the future'
ot Central OreKou an one of the j
country b sreat recreation centers!
that in time a spiral roadway will be1
built to the tip of the black volcanic
cone which rears its barren peak
more (ban 3.000 feet above the sur-!
rounding timbered plain
most others, at first had her doubts warped into the dock, but could find BUU) orchestra; 6:45 p. m . program
about the wisdom of these two none she knew. 7 p. m . baseball; S : 1 5 p. m.. wath-
friends marrying. "They'll be there, of course." she'er; 8:30 p. m.. Times; 10 p. m..
"Pan is too gentle, too eusily led kept up ht-r courage by saying to ser- Harkticss orchestra,
about," she tald once to Santley. self. "I cabled I was sailing." Tomorrow
"For a very dictatorial man. that She did not know how much she Kl'O. Hale llros. ami Chronicle,
might be all right. Hut George him- bad missed Krankie until sh caught San Francisco. 4-S.;: meters 6:30
self is inclined to be passive, though sight of a small figure waving a p m . children's hour. biiHebatl.
he likes his own way as well as any ; handkerchief. Bui it wasn't Frnnkie. mocks; 1 : 4 o p. ni . Slates orchestra
man. I was simply thinking - " she for when she borrowed a pair of T p. m . Selger's orchentru; 8 p. m .
paused, staring into the blue water opera glasses from a fellow passenger Cremona trio, vocalists; 10 p. nr.
that washed the sides of the ship, the child had features (juite different States orchestra.
"I was sinipl thinking that one and hajr much darker, and Gloria KI,X. Tribune. Oakland. 5of met
might tire of the other." i was almost weeping with vexation ers 7 p. m . news, .s p m.. educa-
"That's a danger they'll share with i.nd impatience. tional program ; !t : 1 3 p m . program
Th wind look the smoke from the
tug boats and blew a screen of it 1m-
I every other couple that ever mar
ried." Santley answered, laughing ;
! Httle. "Doubtless even you and I tween the docks and the wharf Th
stand some such risk you do. at 'tide was against them too. and mad
least. For me. you have infinite things difficult.
variety.
"A uice compliment." approved the big ship, pushing and shoving
Gloria, moving the k-asl fraction of and sputtering black smoke -like
an Inch nearer to him as they stood ants trying to carry some gigantic
together at the ship s rail.
They had shorteii"d their trip a lit-
lo p. m.. Gemnovlch k Ballroom F.n
Urtainers. KGO. General Klerfrlc. Oakland.
Itl.l meters -4 p. nr. 8t. Francis
More tugs had to be orchestra; 6 p. m., Black's orchestra.
P m.. news.
KMJ. Bee. Fresno, 234 meters
7:15 p. m.. llennessy's orchestra; .v
p rn., voi al ami iuHtrumt-utal concert.
KFI. Karle (' Anthony, Los Ange-
icalled. a swarm of them were around 7
Proof of Durability
Given by Olds Car
blend, Tumb with them.
Hut at last, us they drew slowly
tie. taking a cruise in the Meditor-; nearer, she recognized a tall figure les. 467 meters--5: 30 p. nr. Kxamin
raaaai and stopping only a day or waving, not a handkerchief but a or; ti p. in., nightly doings'; 7 p. m.
two at various cities w here Gloria cane As she signalled back, f .eorge i Nick llarri
lilted Krankie to his sh'otilder and the
hiid waved his cap high over the
had been during the distant, unhappy
days of her first marriag. And they
were returning now lo Venice, from
which place of enchantment they
were to go in a week to Paris and
Indon.
"And then I must leave yon,"
Gloria had decreed. "If we had
Krankie along, it would be different.
Proof of the durability of present 1 , i fec ffjrioMly disgraced as It
day automobiles and their ability to . )8 deserting him for two long
withstand hard use is contained ISffBontlie."
a report received by the Olds Motor "Long months:" echoed Santley.)
works. I.anHlnR. Mich., from the C- U right, have it your way to me
Drlve-Il company, foluinhus. Ohio, they've been brief enough. But l!
which operates fleets of cars In seven allt Ket away from London for threel
cities ln Ohio. New York and Indiana. 1 A-ecks at least "
TlilB- company has more than 200, j ..3o coumlng the week or in days!
both planetary transmission and gear i oj sajinK. vou'll be awav from me a!
shift. Sixty-six per cent of the Bear;mo,n at jeaat." Gloria summed it
shift cars are Oldamobflea. ;p. "Wall, in that time III hunt aj
"These cars travel a total of ap-1 decent sized apartment for us and
proximately 2,000,000 miles each move n a ,ble or so and a ( hair and 1
such necessities. Also. I'll see how,
my neglected business is to be
detective stories;
p. in.. Oatnall A. Marks, baritone
:7:3u p. m.. Novelty Kour; 8 p. m.
(gpMlal M Mm BmuI nuiiaini
PRINBVlLtiB, July 18, Powderj
mildew Is attaekiiiR roil clover In
Crook county, according to a report
tiiia morning by W, u Tucker, Crook
county agricultural agent. The mil
dew Is noticed part lent. u l OQ the
Roy It Itolterts and lleriuau Myers
fields 111 the Powell Unite section.
It is the county audit's belief that It
the mildew continues to increase. It
will lie necessary to resort to spray
ing with lime sulphur, a formula
that will absolutely control Hie di
sease, uud at a cost of loss than one
dollar an acre.
Iloherts has a field of clover cov
ering approximately eight acres, and
that of Meyers covers 2t acres
Cut worms are infecting OfOOk
county gardens, says V. It Tucker,
who for the past week has been g i
ing out formulas to iitimerotis gar
deners about the county that will
destroy the worms. Apparent!, the
cut worms are not bothering fields
Among those who are particularly
bothered with the worms lire Charles
Iloherts. who ranch i-, located Just
below the o, hoc reservoir east of
Prlnovllle; k a Haokalman. Barnes;
George W. Weils ami Roy it Rob
erta, both of Powell Bulla,
Bleatless Billy, Rover
Without Bark Produced
at. P. Latee! Wtoe la Ttw ttm.i gageSa
PORTLAND, July 2R Bclaaoe is
Wonderful, but what does a Rout
think of It?
Klrst the bowhlskoreil "hilly" Is
deprived of his glands, and now
comes l)r C. A. White. l,os Angeles
retarinarlan, ami makes him a pat
fectly dumb atilmul by t.ik ing . a way
his bleat
Al a clinic here, the closing
feature of the four day conven
tion of the American Veterinary
Medical association. Dr. While per
formed a iuick operation upon two
gouts and a dog. rendering llieni
"speechless" by cutting the vocal
cords, after mnking u small Incision
In the neck.
The veterinary surgeons are now
on their way home, and any persons
annoyed by. crowing roosters, bark
ing dogs, braying mules or any other
sleep disturber may secure relief by
calling the "vnt."
WA
PRICES SLASHED!
Home Furnishings at Less Than Cost
BUY TODAY
Cleaning Up on Odd and Discontinued
Patterns of Furniture
BED ROOM
odd lU'ds. Dressers, Chiffoniers, Chairs, Rockers
2-inch post Beds in full or twin size; regular
$14.50, special $8.65
DINING ROOM
Extension Table, Buffet, 6 Blue Leather Seat
Chairs, cane panel back, regular $225.00,
Special $150.00
Extension Table, 6 Blue Leather Seated
Chairs; regular $110; Special $95.00
Many Odd Dining ( hairs at Loss Than
Rugs Gold Seal Congoleum
PelteX Art Kuks Rugs, 9x12, $17.95
9x12 $1450
8x10 si2.7."
txH .
Every article at a
Grass Rugs Great Saving.
Bxl2 "'"
sin 4.55 ..
i;v,( $3.55 UJ now im),'
disappointment.
Rag Rugs
Many colors, v ,-, ,
,,, . , , .s. ... Your Credit is Good,
24x48, regular !!., .. ...
Special 95c, 1 st' n-
Bend Furniture Co.
Bouse of Qaaltty and Service
The duke or York. ,,,iid son of
King (ieorge. Is a keen cricketer.
LARSON & CO.
Home of The (Jrlieli Watch"
DtaUB Is Sllvernnro
Waidoai Ohlaa
(IrcetliiR t'ards t.la-s
Jeyvelry
year and are driven by all type di iv
cra," writes John S. Bibb, president
of the l'-I)rlve-It company. "The
ustige to which our equipment Is suh-
snved."
'So yOU lire
going on with it!'
Jcctcd is a severe lest on the stamina I gantlay wan slightly dtaappolqUd.
of an automobile. Usually seven orj "Qh yes. I must. Otherwise my
eight months Is as long as any careuergy will run you 10 death. I must'
will stand up and continue lo gite hare an outlet for it. '
thai perfect performance which our! " vc money enough, you know."
customers demand. "It isn't that. I won't work hard
"About hair our fleet of Oldsmo-' at It, I promise. It's simply that Pra
biles has been In constant use lor been Independent. I must go on feel
In ore than n year now, and a few of I jnj. KO"
them longer, and we have had no And Santley. who saw the wisdom!
reason to replace them. We have ! that, made no further objection. 1
one car in our Buffalo branch which But when they reached London,
bus gone 18.0 10 miles and Is still in j there were letters from Pan. ti lling
good shape. This is equal lo twice j ,r aaiy trjpH to the office, and,
L BaJ23 mm
14 is mm26 21 28 Hp" 30 Jl
lliHr Pr
6 jp
ttj. 1520. Wgl:rn Newipsyr I'nlon )
O'Donnell's
MarkeL
The largest market in
Central Oregon
with Greater
Buying Power
Better Facilities and
Offering Greater
Selection
Phone 286
Jay EL Upton
Attorney n .-l.au
llnlrd Dldg. I'hono 2H4 J
"end. Oregon
Ifflco neit door to Hhnrlff't offlci
CITY GARBAGE
CON TRACTORS
Will Remove Your
Garbage
Tel 66 W. 835 Bond
Waste, Durk It"' k or BJ kliul of
Bafnaa "Tlia VaUoaJ imciu"
DR. G. W. W1NSLOW
VETERINARIAN
ItWlflglllH li Irving
PhOM 1 1 H
Fred A. Licuallen, M. I)
sons, kau, apsi aku ihboai
sraoiAUM
HIIIIIII.K BI.DO.
Otflra I'll. 97; Homo I'll. 73 '
Offlco Hours I to 11
2 to G; Kvenlng, 7 to 8
CENTRAL OREGONS'
AUTO MACHINE SHOP
A. K, A I ll
Associated llldg:
Minnesota near Bond. IMione 50SJ
W. G. ManniiiK, D. M. D
Dentistry
Halt 12-14 O'KanD Id..
Plum.- 17H W. Ilond. Ore.
that many mtlefl r average driving. 1
AUKO l. A. II. NEAR DKA.TH
MARBHPMOiiD, Ofe,, .Inly 2s. -Mrs.
Adaltne M. Smith, OfttKnn'fl sole
ivrVtflog real Daughter r the Amer-
ican Itcvolntion. Is Hcrlously 111 at
Hip bomc of ht-r daughter. Mrs. H.
k. bonner, in Boglewood and little
lioto in in for her recovery. Mrn.
Sin it li is !s years of hkp.
a (woksge r tetters that only Gloria
helMl( OOUld annwer.
"i t houghl my poof lift if trade
would have died of neglecl hy this
tim," Oloria remarked
Horizontal.
1 1 Father 3-njtpinKlon
Thin 11 Conjnti' Hon
i ii-sinoii ib one wh' empioyi
1 M HtrtriKod Inntrurncnt ot violin
fnmlly
ln-HpilnKtlmo of life
n Pithy part of n vaytUtbU
1 ) HaKiK'I'itii
2 I.onK. narrattv poem
9 Memento
T Efeffailve
"AlHl tliat .H SVu V'.nuanA elal. fnl.l.r .
f would have to Htart all over afcaiu Ef VrrponHUm ;-To tons:
hAVina le wllh Htuffv old ladles K-Fruit 42-Potnt of oompaH
and taking tiring chatterboaea withj Jt-on! el the atmpte mactea
more moan than bfalM to lunch, un-1 i- .! . , ., .. .oldier of Inrtln
HI I'd pernuaded them they needed liaiuhlina num U -PorUnd
" ' ver. : gSUow m road i$SSM8
"Hut it upiieurH that little I'an has: r,2 Narrow, wlnOinn imth
bgen koIiik down every day and look gfoeaa4 W-I'repoaltlon
mdk if. Ammut ml 1x tin date.',, .' , B" '.;,r'" ''"rof"1 !r'"k
J- . . . . " Z inn
' Vlrll.ffuh I HM .' )!! VI II til ft I' t ) :
Friendship Daf is wM we
tnd KtialKliiciiiiiK my correspond-: Ti-Xorth Ainrrirn i.ubbr.)
arc wort It tlorif ?- eme, hh she cleared and HtraiKlitened , 70ld ami untlnnklnv
tnffi A complvte line of tnena-lmy flat last winter whan she came
skip cards and mottoes at Sy-lapd found it in confuflon. What
fnons Bros. "uid we da without her?"
7t-inlita
Nolnllon nlll ppf)f!f In next Immup.
Vertical.
1 Italian river
2 -Sf'tloii of h r.rr
4 To ttlOVsl in a lay manner
li Tnkf an one's) own
In order that 7 To esBy
BaCM 10 Pale
II Note of rale
U Beforo (poetic)
it-1,0110;. narrative poem
1--Favored by fortune
so in Indebted to
21 Matjni ( oiountalni tn Utah
J4 Blaeb wood (poetic)
2.'-Port!on of u wall Zi MofietOf
28-Rulera VMM
tj 'Demonetratlvfl pronfmn cpi.i
37FanioiiK Rardn Is A dart
40 Poke In the rlhn
4tnf v. ho rtTnuneratei
4-8tretfheil out
47--Htiiii7.a 49 Hame tin vprtlrat
U-Abiltty M-H'-heme
HA Jot tC Allinont
W TO mn qulrkly
nvnbfiautftul
strTo throa iiahtiy
1;-; -Vet v reveftnd (abbr.)
7 Middle weeterii Mate (abbr.)
so Month of Kebrew calenoaf
fo Saino a (!7 vertical
Herbert R. Welshons
Accountant
Room 0t DewhutOI investment
Co. HuiidiiiK. bend
R. S. HAMILTON
ATTOHNBT-ATI.AW
Honiun 13 and 16 Flrnt National
Bank Building. Phone 61.
It. Ooe't Formsr Offes)
Physio-Therapy
Abrama Electronic Di
agnosia and TiL-aLmcnt,
Ultra-Red Rays, Chiro
practic and all natural
or physical methods
combined.
Dr. R. D. Kdchum
OblropraoUe riiyMieinn
Bather iiiiIk,
DR. J. W. THOiM
I'hysician and Surgeon
O'Kane IU.lt;
Office phone 4-il, He., mil
CARLSON & LYONS
PLUMBING
& HEATING
riumhliiK nnd HnntltiR Hupph
Hath Hoom AcGDinorle. etc., 0fi
Pipe, Valvea
and FitlinRS
TELEPHONE 159-J
Dr. Herbert B. Mallett
Chiropractic Specialist
Id! nilnilMlOU Ave. I'l-one 4UM
RIVERSIDE FLORISTS
flowers for All Occasions
Ntll Willi
QfaSnJMMW Kill Nmiport
I'huno llin
0. S. PHILLIPS, M. I).
Kyn, Knr. Noun mill
lliront Hpcclnlliit
ll., nit 17-11) O'Knnn nitlc
Honm b to 12, 2 to n .to, 7 to k
I'lioiioa: Offlco 176 J, Hen. iz J
l.umhiirmati'H lloxpltnl Certlflcutoti
Oood llore
DR. H. C. DODDS
IMijnlrlan and Hnrgeon
Office hour: 9 to It a. m.; 1 lo
6 p. m.; 7 to 6 eveiiiiim.
Office phone 317. O'Donnoll III, Ik
Res. Phone 292 M
DR. GRANT SKINNER
DENTIST
Room mi, O'ltAna iiimk
I'hono S!,i W
DR. ROY REYNOLDS
Chiropractor
O'Knno 111,1k., I'hono 4HII