The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 29, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUDY 20, 1925 PAGE 5 i- t) 'S- ! 4' BUND TRAIN ICHJBDVLS M Oregon i'liiiitt t Arrivcn 7:00 u. in. Leaven 7:1(0 p. III. (l.-W. It. AN. Arrives 7: ail p. in. LmWI 7:00 it. in. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Maximum .M Hlcnlnt , ' si dogroeii Minimum leniperiil in li lllls innin I' H, III ih'Ureca. aiiwmik ibi Buroi i ii" in Band i I uiKiluy were Mm Jnlliin 1 1 i . I ami family mid Mm Alien hikkk. .IniU. tmti ill I lr . iiml Mrs. .1. t', Vtndovorti undorwonl i ninjor opera- linn iIiIh ptornlni nt Ihn Ml. t'hiirlcM ItooplUtl i i' Wrllht, iravtllni Irolibl n0 IWMMtnsti1 Mini for the B P A K i. turned yi-nlciiltiy from bmlAtM u p in PortUnd, Memboreol thi iniai odd Fellowi Indue, uinl rtlltlOl uii'inbcrs H WU nrc nuked in lie pri'mnii ut t li incet- lm in in. Btld Moodnj nii'.iii. ni wbtch Hi ni)' Young. Krniiil minder itf Ori' run. h III bt In utleiiilunrc Mr iiml Mr A W. Alton urn tin iiin In III' iil loduy A 1 I-ii l presi dent t ibt ttntn druiguu' msmIM Hull Jin' Ddnnti Mooinpnnlod by Hroi Dnnnti won In Bond lodnji, Innvln thin tfitmoon tar PrlnIU, Dnnnt la preeldonl if Hi" Oregon untie Mnlur nithiictat lull. . mooting ni Uu executive com mittee ni i In' American LoglOfl Wgg In lil m iiIkIh In i In' BplMOpnl par ish iiuii Rowing bullion matter were luki'ii up. Mr. mill Mm Jack U Kccfc were rlnltor m Bond today from silver i.iki- o'Koofo i n' "i tbn loxgnoi inogp owners in Lnkn county. Mm M.ir UllBUM nnd Mmy Fran Hi innKnn were ninons Ibf llar- v oonnty rlsltori in Brad Toendojr, coming bora from iiiiriiu. Mr uml Mm II, 0 WUklM iiml Minx PlorMM mnl Minn Dilpbi Writ, 'it, rvlurnid Tuoidi j sveolns, from s itip iii cruiur nnd DfaUBond libdi Tbn) li t' Brad l" Cbi luknn Sunday Mr uml Mm. Curl Ainilln uml Maurice llinivrr Ml Tuesday on motor trip in Boil Lnbt 'n. Botng I hi' Yrllowatone iinllnii.il pari.. ('! odn uml rirtom oltloi in Wnnnlnglotjy Minn Hi mice Krttrni In III llelld iinm Portlnndi viniiinK uiiii biT brolbHTi C I Krunm. mi employe "I Tbi Uvetlto-HiKon CoaipoA) MtM Kinrni plnni in remain bnti tor ooupli n' woebn s Do win Olibort, member ol tin dltorlil (lift n( Hi" Aninrin BndBot, mm in iifiiii TmomIij" iooonipiriloil by Inn ultr OUbiTt, WbO pl.'nm il In loo ro lodny fur PorUooi t tbi voy ni Tbi Dnlloii null.' in Ontfsl On non ovi r ihi MiXiUli pitim. Ton BcbmMoTi imii brotbnr ol I hurlin Hnlbtl u( TlK' lliilli iiu iin obontail dnrartnrati nrrlTid in Brad ihln innrnlnii. rnnilnx by mtlo frntti bin bomt iii Dotrott, Mlebliat Bebnoldir Look tbi MitttJioTb rmiir. 1 1' I v I it k nnrllt liitn OrOflOn Iriilll I'ull f"l lllll a ri'pnri ol bir nttindinoi il llii n.itninul OonfiTittOi Ol Milnl WOTkin ni DibvoTi ColomdOi wiih mndi to mornbori ol Um raonntrvi oonnittiii ol tin' Bind'biptnr ol tbi AatirMU Itml rrm.M b Mrn. ' A Knrbin. Kt rttuty. ni a miitlnfl Monday nl(bt. a onrloid Hndnon mni BkMl liilliilnitbll'-n In bi'llii' unlnuilnil tuilitv by I. K Si'i'lny. Iiiiitl ili'Mlvr Sm-Ify. nrbo nnj ipondlnk bin rnontlon rump illK Willi bin fttmlly on tbn .MiMnlliln rlvi r. rllllli' III lllln BlOrnlnj In Mlpnr Intiltd tbi work. Ml, mill Mm. I' M. PTottib WiTi iliiinm In lliiiil tbln tnornltiR I nun Mbnny. whrri' Krniirh In u tittMiibi'r ni I ho K. M. Frnnrli t Hotin Jrwnlry riiinpnity. Krrnrb Inni yintr wnn n H'liiry nf tbn Ori'Knit llnlitll Ji wi'li rn' noioclbtloni ,i ii Rlilnlildt, jmii riturnid from a trip in Konnna nnd Oblnbonni li Inxiii'billnR In Cratml Orionai mild inraniir wonthir in thi middle wuhI, lti Htiyn. Ilin limit wal klmool unbrambli, tin mnroun riniiiK in III mi OHi ilny nf bin slnv Iii tiki. i CAPITOL Lusl Time Tonight M8WC8M R.1VT4 cMaclame, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Saturday Matinee CECIL B DeMILLE'S Production "THE GOLDEN BED" tn thi- kii jm- on n ) lie Miiif'o flint n-.ii lUlract-loii hi in v "MmiHl.iuliicr." It's flu- ir Iiim- phi mi.i : lot) Of 1 1 rii iiii'n MKNpI popnlllf DOVd Ol Aiiicriiiui llMr i luftr anil morula, ilii I In- iwtMl Dt Mill. iit bUi- nn r i(iinu. :iih 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 women . Tin- tiiii mm ol nKllntpi iDiJ bmutlful women KOI) l. RIM7QCK i.ll.l.l W RICH UtNKIt liWTI Il THfSOIIORE KOHLOFF RfCY.OMN tVhlA FAVK GRAND THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Matinee Every Diy 1 The Wall Flower 4 By MARION RUBINCAM 4. Ma ft 41 u DEPARfMENt tORE Continuing The JULY CLEARANCE SALE ENTIRE STOCK OF Dresses, Goats, Ensembles 1 2 PRICE xn 8B SPf These (Jenuine Clear Away Reductions Should Quickly Every Summer (iarmenl ft , I Dresses Reduced V2 A wide select ion of charming ru miner (rocks, faHhlonri of lustrous fUt crepe. Matin, Can ton crepe, etc.. In models for street, after noon, business or evening wear. All tlte wanted shade and a variety of distinctive IriMimliiK notes. Size range incomplete. $18.75 Dresses now. . $9.35 $29.75 Dresses now. . $14.88 $39.75 Dresses now. . $19.88 349.75 Dresses now . . $24.88 To Have Friends, BE ONE Send a Greeting on Friendship Day Sunday, August 2 Our stock nf greeting cards is complete SYMONS BROS. Jewelry and Art Store O'Kiinti llltlK- Ori-Ktin Ave. "Where Good PioturOB Are Made" slim, tlauntlcss inn Bt the wheel of a rum runner the straining canvas the heeling schooner the line of spray along her lee ward rail a cloud of black Bmoke on the blue horizonthe grey . ck of a destroyer a Shot across her b0WB, anil the chase is on ! This is just one of the situations in this melodrama that will keep you tingling with excitement every Second of the lime. Last Time Tonight TWO FISTED SHERIFF' DISCOVERIES ( hnptoY 106 , "Of roar- as vuu Knt It In PnrlPH vnu li.nl In put It nil am! ihoW II to Kniin llii- ilnrlt in ilin i'.iiiiii was a um." flulalivil (iniirKP. ru ill inn thrnn hnuri' trip Tbty "tn eonrno." nnrood oioria bct- tonpofl itlmply in put lanrlu'H trunks i'iil. Into tin' own nf Um font tor nl ki in Pn trout tn bod, protondintfj 11 QUI O0 lipartini'tit linuitf. IravlliK tin' plnn latlnli air modt her sleepy. I unly 11 niiltiHM' with prtwnt ncn-ssl "it's pun of lirr rhurniliiK tt't 1" tit' In thr car. 'Nave u atbne fur a bit nf Komtlp."! "Hut I ntp1 Minti' nlil OWUttn lot nntd Olnrlu Vbon 1'an had klssi'il t ri:il onsip lift'. Olorln piotontiod. thorn bofli nnmiitiichi "Ami nuu-h an "Shall wo slop at my 1 1 1 1 1- flat ?" I ailnrr Pan. It's muil to Kosiilp a hit j "Oh. I wrnt iirniind Ihert- anil with vnu UOM. Knr MM IhinK how packi'il your last si'asnn's twt'itl. wool Is II T" I HOCklnjfl anil nlil ihOOl anil OOHM QonrSn pausi-il to llcht a riKarettt. I lothor Ihtan ynu ii n I Thoy'rn In it tt jonj puff In fan It Into! 'ilin i"r iin a ' Pan rssurinl ht-r. rlnwiiiK lift', ami tnani'il hack, tht tilnrlii lonnnd onel I'h an nild.riKart'lli' a", usual hptweon limp fln- IttUojLinotnro son BoMnd hnr ennnnllp tronodi "Vnu foducc mt' to ht,lphsH itiiirix'-; uuirsilnii, fit1 know tho ainuunt of, ninnt. " iBl lauihiMl "Ymi think nf Mndl) nwdoty that fulatcd: boblBdj Torytnlns. Qoorso, bnn ilin tpollnd iim ppont bin ok oyon that rosnrdoql u riitnpli't.y ton?" ' him with apparent citrrlessnt'ss. hr ' "No! yt'l. hut slm ilufs hvT ht-st." ktn-w tln-ri' was real mmern. aaiil (It'orite frmn tin- Imnt seat "Its very woll. he answered, oil Then fnllnwed tw.i hnurit nf fast tone n-.aiih.lnM hers for llchtnrss. rlrlvlriK nver Cunnei-tlrut roads, ami Then he lauahed. "Why? Didn't a turn from the main mad tn smaller toil think I was what they t-all a ami smaller nm i leadlnit Intn hills, 'niarrylttf man-?" I'tttll finally they reaehed the eanip "No." she answered. turr.InK haek I Tln v hud tea. Imt fmm a patent hut- tn the fire. "Vou never scented tn 'tl.. Mini vim. lu I. In. .i w-lille Ihev n. ! lie line I hellnVM I nm (hi. nnlv' aloniz, hut reaehed their jnnrney's woman vnu never were superior tn- euu -me, , .ilin,, -...o ". s . - i Previoua to the departure, the ea- humped this ti w i i I'll tit i i i 1 1 1 1 r i nil i tr. ii unR mi f-i uruni j . i niiun in 11 i tin v Summer Coats V2 Price Unusually KtunninR coals correct for ererv occasion at prices that will command your immediate attention. $14.75 Coats now . . . $7.38 $25.00 Coats now. . . $12.50 $34.75 Coats now. . . $17.38 $69.00 Coats now... $34.50 75.00 Coats now. . . $37.50 Blouses Sharply Reduced for the Clearance Sale P4oUngp1 sty!i and milrreil blouses in white and colored broadcloth or voile Specially priced at $1.98 Entire Stock ENSEMBLES Now V2 Price while as every one tame to vault the funeral train depart In the tar where the bronze easket lay In simple tte wan Iho widow and Mrs Rati Owen. Hryan s anngo- r unit Mninr Itenin.ild Owen, her I husband, and a ; : thn cpr won ono ; men. while townsfolk of Dayton Bathered at the trosalnR and others at (he sta tion, waiting for the departure. A. ki- y ua.s harking her maehinl from a parking space on Wall utreJ when it cros bll by the Powell Until car, traveling south on Wall. AI TOS BUMF Two automobiles, one driven bv r friends. .Net to Mrs. Kugone Aikley and the other trrylng newspaper hearing the license number 114-till'. from the Powell Butte communitv. a stttlnit room that opened wlih wide rled, thnurh I've alwirvs wanted ou doors and wlndnv.-s to a screened to marry If there was well, anyone afternoon on ii. 1...I r..,..i. 1 ,1 1 1 1 from the trleasant .:ir..ot ,l,.l.,CT tlfln ,).., rouith little I, ifhnlll house wilh Imagined vnu would be happy mar-,,,,.. . .... . ,,.. vham the r, .1... tuSJtun 1 Hi-vans lived during the Bconea 'rial 1 tli.. 1 ',1111 it, oner died, and lion 11 . anil I lie llllieni 01 s n i liens. uti niev t iik.ii. above, i.tnall bedrooms whose win-! "Possibly Pan isn't like most worn clows looked tnto tlni green gloom of en." QooTMO answered. "She ha: pine trees. 1 depth of character ami earnest nens "It belongs to a bachelor friend It's fun m watch iter grow and to ' ..,.. .,, ,, ,,, hlirb of t;erge." Pan explained as she led help her. Ilow about you? 1 never (hf majn trmt ,, fear bad trie aji n uirnpimiii m iiioria s iiniut-ni jmi eu' iiii in.irrjniK son room "You run ?iee how H don of woman. ;is far as that rocs." QlOftA! smile was answer enough. Timorrnw Tnu Women. Wall Ide Mrs. All Wrecking Car Service Only fully equipped wreck ing car In Central Oregon. Uontrager's (iarage Day Phone LSI-W Mghl Phone n im I lull to a railway crossing three blocks awav. The special ears were brought U) this point because the railroad sta- homa. Suffering was geueral. If people In the country he visited kneti the actual cllinallc rtVnfltMM here, Ihere tMiuhl he a gellenil migrutloil ziMdwnrdi Klolnteldi bnllovnii The wore friendthipt therii ore ut irorl;, the tCUtitf it U to 1 enjoy work. Is it not tot Send a hi retina card from Sytnotu Broit, on Sunday, August tl, 45c up. with brown repp curtc.lus and leather chairs a man's Idea of sim plicity nnd utility." Olorln laughed at this. Pun spoke .!'.! an assurance of opinion she had never before known in her. "We're thinking of buying li." Pan went on. a little self conscious still of the matrimonial "we." "If we do. I'll fix it up I know of the loveliest, coolest glared chintz " She put down the lamp, and ad Justed the WfndQWOt , woman came every day to clean uml cook; Pan herself, however, was to iret dinner, as he woman left early. "I'rankle's eating his supper now, II wits all ready, for him. I'll get ours while you're putting him In bed." Mill this process took so long ami wnn Hitch a nttntuTf of hllnrlounnbu uml sentiment thai Pan ruM long since finished her preparations when OlOfln came down to lliein her hair Central Oregon Farms Harvesting Best Crops (Continued from page 1) been expressed there would be some difficulty taking the hotly up the hill. Krlends of Ilrviin who had followed hint In his last fight for fundamen talism, which taxed his strength to the breaking point, acted as an escort and vicinity last week, have passed through Control Oregon this season, little damage resulted tu grain and alfalfa from this source. The heavy storm which hit Item! was very local In nature, otherwise it would have caused considerable damage. Des chutes farmers, except in a few isolated cases, were able to get their flrsl crops of alfalfa In the slack without letting il wel. Por a time It was feared thai huy-i ling and harvest work in Central Oregon tvould be greatly handicapped . ! this year because of a shortage of New Luxite Bobbed Hose, i.li. Im i in 1 11 in tlmi r 1 . i-. , ! t ii- miiKscd and her ees alight from thoi .,. ,i... tumi ik t..- f .. fgtkAw shortnut hna disappeared. One day laKi week (he Ueud Commercial cluh NOXACiK Tin: iiRw.in WATBR At Your lli'iiugist OPEN West Side Service Station Central Avenue nnd Columbia Street last merry scramble wlih the child They Nttlcd at length, after their bile meal, before the log firn of the one big room. The leather covered chairs were dollfntfnlly comfortnblo, even though Pan did not approve of litem from the OfWmontnl point of view ao comfortable, indeed, that tlte three friends rontlud how delict- jnusly wonry inoy were anil sat there iu the warmth. Ion lny nnd loo con tented to tdlk, "Such a Contrtnl from sel nlr this OlirtOUi pine odor," Clorla lillll -I mured once, stretching herself u hit in In r chair. In spile of her talk ol lite simple chillies she needed, she cnuldn't re mit pulling on a ion gown of the moil ivlvlil kind of crepe of Hie real Chi nese Ini'iiucr red. Bomethlttg made from a deeply fringed show! thni was ilrapetl about her. the sort of thing Otnl only Glortn COttld wear, but thai ' Cllorlo looiu'ii so pbormtng in. she explnlnod It, or npologlsed tor ii by remarking ihni n was "in the j suite, inn 1 Inn! with me, no, nf course hint a call ironi farmqrs for IE men The knowledJt Hial there was it shortage of torn help evidently spread lo Iho ellles, for recently Ihere bus been nn Influx of labor lo the Deschutes unit Jefferson country. Many Popular Colors. THE PEGGY O'ROURKE SHOP Where Stales Are Different" Why you should choose a watch marked Gruen WIlM yon ln,v n Mmtch you bay on faitfT faiili in tiie in. in who m'IK it to on ; faith in the maker' name on the dial. We, as jeweiefSi KNOW thar (.men d'nihl Wateln are mechanically reliable. You know an well an we that tho Uracil name ha.s for fftj yens stood anoaaall) !n,li amotiK the makers of line watch.. A Ifatch marked Grocn, thfrcforf, wive, fou the utmost in heauty and t iuie-ke'plnu snvire. And it carries a pres tige whirl) raniiot DC neaVttred in dollars mid lent-.. Come in and the how j mi, priced from mail i U. choice (ICfllffM Wa have ti Larson & Co. The Store of Many Oifta Wall at Oregon Plan Rites for Bryan To be In Washington (Continued from pugo 1.) of tile bronze casket In Us car. served I only lo emphasize the depth of fee! j Inn wlih which Dayton saw the last ut lis chnmplon. Around Hi'' little railroad Station before the train pulled out al ahoul !i o'clock were Rnthercd the simple folk of the Tennessee hills whose cause the t'onimonei' espoused. They Minis In say a lust hivshed farewell.1 lettvinK the town ntllol and deserted, behind them. All ilin ordinary notlv- Itles ot a day were laid aside for ;t ' Pedigreed Cockerels We 1'hvo more rtX'H.erel thnn wo ncist ffl nur own im and w-l'l - oil thr NrpIlM ht nlxnit 2Z nrr trnt nf l'i"s itskoil by th bHMWr for am tur Itinls. Thfy nrc nut of h lmtrh of :iirkM eurrhnnsl frOW Unnt-oii'i rolrhrfitiHl O. A. t. furm this fprinit : thrifty nnd fine: rtomo ar trowm now. Kuril hat it initial winn bnntl intl isitBrT. and BOB dam with :rajn'Mt records nf 2H0 t .101) I'hoy aio the (Trade that ItanHci aolli it 18 tn We will Mil loir ir- dm al if taken by Auviist tOth, I Tor HO. tuscadc Poultry Ranch 'hour Ml' tlo 1( . M. K A., Hnd. PARENTS- Children, or other unauthorized persons, are not allowed on the log booms or logs in the mill pond. We will appreciate your cooperation in preventing accidents. THE SHEVLIN-HIXON CO.