The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 29, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPACK n THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY KIMTION. UFND, OUKCON. VK!)rsHAV, rULV ";. 1028 SPEAKER URGES BAN ON WRECKS Ancient Cars Are Seen As Danger Source Oregon Licenses Will Reach 200,000 This Year. Pre dicts Joe Dunne Woodmen Wiii Conduct Fire Chiefs Expected Membership Campaign AuiomoiiHi'H which art virtual v rocks, bhoulrt, as a measure of wifely to other motoriita, ba taken from the highway! of the stutt With 197,000 Rutomoblloa lloenaed ulromly this year, the number of ma rhtnto in Oregon will reach the 200,000 mark before December 31, 1 llf 5. U will surprise many to learn thai nt present there ure no.Oiiii more jnilomobiles than there are tele phones in this state. If (he Htute highway eomniissfoii leaa fit to oil certain highways, only one-half of the roadbed should be oiled at a time, or detours should he provided. . Itoads in Orepon now under con struction should he completed before new undertaking in highway work is considered. These are a few of the statements emphasized by Joe Dunne, president of the Oregon State Motor associa tion, in bis address to members of the Band Commercial club today noon in the Bike' dining room. Dunne made mention of these things when outlining policies of the state motor association, and when discussing the work of the slate high way commission and the legislature. Announcement "f a membership campaign by the W. O. V. cam pa of i'riiiexille. Ueilmoud and Heml. to end Wednesday night. August 2 0, with a large class initiation, was made today. The progress of the campaign will be marked by three treo public dames, to be held in Prlnevllle, Bond and Redmond. .Members of the committee making arrange men is for the campaign, which is to be supervised by A. tler win. district manager, are W. I. Lippencott. V. It. .Moore, BJ. ('. Smith, J. O. Hansen. A. K. GUltatn, J. x. Wobbar, p. B. MoFadjrert. J. U Audrain and Thomas Dehettel, In the membership campaign ou ; tests, prizes are to be awarded by stores in Rend. Prineville and Ked ' mo nd. I GRKRCR PROTKSTS Ml ltDKlt fOx p. r mw ntiri ti Tfct Daa ainatho I ANTHKXS. July IS. The tir-ek 'government today instructed Us (charge d'affalra at Sofia to register I a vigorous protest against the assas latnatlOQ ill Slenimaehto, Hulg.tria. of fa tireek citizen. James Ni col aides. Full satlsfaeiinn and indemnity for, , the family of the dead man 'and guarantees of security for Creeks in Itulgaria were demanded. As Visitors Tonight Bettd and the Baud country wilt in all probability this evening he host to three of the Pacific roust fire chiefs Ralph Scott, chief of the I. .is Angeles department ; K. K. Ooop, chief of the Paaadaoa fire depart ment, and l.te llobten. IMnland fire, chief. HoldaOi accompanied by his son Alexander, arrived in Band yesterday and is at Rail lake today. Scott and Coop arc expected here this evening by Tom t'arlon. chief of the Band fire department, farlon plans to ac company the California chiefs to Kast lake tomorrow. Chiefs from other California cttlat were also expected here on tin outing, but GOUld not ge; away. One of the California men Who planned to come. to the Bond country is Ja Btorans, state fire marshal of California. Experts Studying Life Of Convicted Murderer M94WMMAT 1 iVI Vial la. i ES A DIUY WD pocutry U. P. Uvni Win to The BaM BatMta) PORTLAND. J"1)' Butter POM extras 47,r- standards 47 He, prime firsts 4 He. firsts 4.1c. Kggs Kxtras 37 o. firsts ;t5c. pullets Sic current receipts 30 l'c. Jewelled anklets, which are boinf worn by women in Paris, were recent ly being mysteriously stolen from In his brief talk, replete with sta-. their ow ners' legs. It was discovered tis'irs. Dunne made mention of the gasoline tax. reminding his audlOUCO that Oregon was the first state to adopt such a tax. All but three states have u gasoline tax now. There are now- 730 miles of paved highway in Oregon, it was mentioned that the thief was a clever fox terrier which hud been trained to snatch at the anklets and run. tl P. l.vool Wire to Ttw UVn.t IKilUlint CHICAGO, July 10.- Three alien ists are charting the favtl lift of Rus sell Scott, former millionaire, in an effort to prove that he is "prison crazy." If they t in convince a jury that Scott is insane, the prisouer. who on tWO occasions escaped bann ing by eleventh hour stays of execu tion, will go to an insula asylum In Mead of the gallows. Scott's cell today was a scientific laboratory, filled with numerous In struments. Dr. William O. Krohn, who was on the side of the prosecution In the LOOpOlaVliOeb case, has been retained b the state. Flare Draws Autoists When Woodshed Burns "OtLt-' Vn TMft fai.Attuawai 1. o. . K. MRET1NG Henry Young. Grand .Master of Odd Fellowship of Oregon, will offi- by Dunne. The gross expenditure of ; cially visit Bend Lodge No. 21S the highway commission, not includ ing; market roads, since I HI 7 has been $76,000,000. ' In opening his address. Dunne paid hgh tribute to the legislative work of U. S. Hamilton, state representa tive from the Central Oregon coun ties. Jay H. t'pton. state senator, and others from this section of the state who have been active in road legisla- i Uon at Salem. on next Monday night. August 3 at N p. m.. and all members of the order are earnestly requested to he pres ent. All other lodges in the vicinity have been invited and a large at tendance i- expected, Refreshments will served. Fraternally submitted in K. L. T.. By. order of the Lodge, K DO Alt D. GILSOM, 45-c Secretary. Fire at f o'clock last night de stroyed the wood shed of II II. White, located west of the -ivr in ! the alley between Lexington and Kingston streets. Cause of the fire was not determined. Attracted by the flare from the burning building, hundreds of mo torists from all parts of the city rushed to the scene of the blaze, causing considerable congestion. No estimate as to the loss result ing from the fire has Iteen made, but It is said to be comparatively small. The fire department an swered a general alarm. "Quality" as applied to motor oil and gasoline means something. Sustained quality EVERYTHING. Only when the highest standards of manufacture are rigidly main tained can the quality of these products be rigidly sustained. The MOTORMATES are sus tained quality products. Their regular use assures you of efficient and economical motor operation. Classified Advertisements Clarified adwrtiainir citant per IMPM 25 real for IS word or Icu. On Mtf ?r w. rd ' for all over 25. All elaMifirH advertising itrirtly rub in iwtvane. Deal with the dealer who serves you well the MOTORMATES dealer ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY KOK SAI.K STAGE LINES BEND TO KLAMATH FALLS LEAVES DAILY Demi to Klamath Fall. O A. M. Ilond o Ode Lafca and railroad points, 8:1. Connections made with other stages in Hend and Klamath Falls PHONE M4-J OFFICE FRENCHIE'S SERVICE STATION FOR BALK Pick berries at a. r. 0 your on n sti aw- KlrtflLi niiieh. 'A run sAi-t.- room anrarnianac mum Uurtn of Tomalo. I0 per bouse; water ami light. One rooni gallon. 14"43-69c furnished house on sam1 lot. good Mrwt. rloR? to niilln. $7'J0 on easy terms. P.' M. PITZKIl 127 Minnesota Ptione r2'i yon BALB A lot. 5 m hiatal walk from mills. nar Kenwoini selioo!. Terms or a lmrKain for ra: h, or will trade for good liijlit Mr. Inquire FOR RENT -Kurniahftd tpwtmant, Z and -l rooms. PnAttfl 40SW. 2!i-4ii ::2-4jc i(,r, Hawthorne. EXIDE BATTERIES Rad io-Automobile Schuman Auto Electric h'Olt SAI.F. New 4 room modern I house. Uvfm and dlolni rooms . i'omliitied. cement foundation and porch: nice level lot. free from rock. $tS00 on easy terms. P. M. PHSBR i Phone S25 127 Minnesota 3 1 -4 r,c : FOIl SALK Well constntrted larKe five room modern house, stone I foundation, small basement: floored : fttil attic which can he partitioned 'into 4 rooms: garage: 50x110 lot. paved street, lawn and shade trees. , Real home in a choice residential i close-in district. Priced for quick sale at 3400. Terms. P. M. PITZKK Phone .ri23 127 Minnesota :!0-4'ic KOH- SALK Five room modern; house, close in: plastered, very reasonable. Also 2 vacant lots 50x140. close in. On easy terms. Call Mrs. V. A. Forbes, phone 537 or 506-W. !0-43-4.r.c l-44-45p FOR BALE OR TRADE Lata Buick six and Olds. Will take vacant lot. piano or nun on first payment. Cood terms on balance. See Myrl Hoover. Fire Station. 2i-44-l5p WOK ItKNT Two house near mill' Tailor Shop. room furnished Inquire Dick's 1S-44-4i;c fiud to present the same with pro p r vouchers to the uudci-.dKU"d nt the office of Itoss Pariihum, attor ney at luw. In Head. Orecon. within six month: after the date of this not ice. imi'v's'1! l"ll,"Mh"1 "r ' Thr mora frindihipt iktrt '"' fKANk' N. UHOOK, Admlnls '"'' "' !7 trnlor ol Ibl BsU f Amanda U "J'U WOTK. 1 1 if HOI tOf SMHI .i Brooki Dacoaaad n iirci'linif raid from SwUUnu lT'H.a-4tel3roa. oh Sunday, AuQtut J.ic FOR SAI.K UurKain on household furniture. Apply 154 E. Revere. Phone .17C-J. 15-44-4511 Folk ItKNT -Three room modern apartment, private bath and raDCB. xaruce. Intiutre 525 Colorado after five or Sundays. fiC-l2-45p FOR liKNT I room house, partly furntshetl. Inquire at 212 Kttst Kearney. ll-44Mlp FOR SAI.K 50 piece layette for baby. Absolutely new. 7s Oluey St.. near Tourist (.'amp. ll-4:!-45p THE CLEANEST FUEL BOX WOOD QUICK DELIVERY THE MILLER LUMBER CO. Phone 16G u9t" FOR ItKNT Two anil three roOH furnished housekeeping apart ment. Modern, with garage; close IB. . Phone 44S or call 5.12 Rlsetnore 5-39-65p MIhCKI.I,.NKOUS I SKI) ( Alts afm The size of your taxation depends upon the wealth of your commun ity. Increase this wealth and re duce taxation by trading at home. The FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Bend Hank of Superior Setvice MEMIIRR FKDKHAL RKSBRVK HVHTCM Capital and Surplus, $120,000.00 FOR SAI.K Chevrolet touring. 1 Chevrolet roadster. J75. i i24 olllra-Knight touring, win paint to suit customer. Other good cars. Terms enn ho arranged on all ears. WILLYS-OVERLAND OARAGE R. S. UcCTare, Dealer Repair Shop in !onntfctlon One block east of First Nat l Rank 17-4 (e Phone 21 -J WANTED FULLER BRD8RES Retter and cheaper than ever. Representa tive. .111 Wall St. 2-27-5p FOR A permanent cess pool have Perry, the well driller, sink a large hole through the lava rock antl Into the underlying crevices, making n real drain at small expense. For estimates and service phono 141 or call at 22!i Congress St. Iff FREE For the hauling, more dirt. Inquire 10 17 Itond St. or plume' 302-K. C4-39-45p MARCELLING- will now do beanty work in my home, reduced prices, i Mrs. A. J, Prcvost, 208 Jefferson, ' Cor. Delaware, Phono 57ft-V for ap- . polntment. R8-41-47e FOR TRADE SfA WW W a. 1 1 WAGES WANTED- To rani private garage I near Altamont Hotel. Add real ! or phone M. K. Messenger, Bherlln- Hlxon office. 88-46-1-70 WANTED 8 men to cut pine limb wood. Phone 404-W after fi p. m. I L, F. Kelley. 86-4C-47P 1 WANTKD Heed bicycle. See L. It. FOR EXCHANOB 7 room modem bungalow on paved street, near car line, Portland, for residence I property In Bend, Bftat 79tb HI. North. Poiiland, Oregon. 1 7-44-1 "i LOST LOST $15 yesterday morning tween 327 Slate street and Congress vtreet. Itelurn to Pickurd nt. Bend Hardware, Slate slreid. Reward. he- 1 1 1 i :i27 . !8-46p 3fi-4Sc WAnTBD By young gentlnmnn, I board and room in private home, I I, c In. Call X-18 care of liulletln. I 13-4 3-4 8 p i WANTED liulletln Clean office. rags nl D-48-48C FOR It KM LEGAL NOTICES NdTICl: TIM 'RKIMToilS Notice I) hereby given that Iboj undersigned has been by the county court of Deschutes county, Oregon. appointed administrator of the oa- tnle of Amiiuila J, Itrook, deceased, anil all persons holding claims: agalllst snld estate lire hereby notl-l Ev vl MM if'.t Hi. MMMMIIMlMtMICffMty l.y tulrol ift.n .nil l,y IM tmn.K.n i.l IndaMrtMi ' ' the ipfn Irnftw thiil ttM trttfty eutt Mi Au v'm taking lull lvnnip nl Ha WhtiI In yoyf hnmr. ymir nffi'-r, anl y.tii h'inl HLh nrw ... (y of u. lit mo'.nr. mt.'Ah't pro ,.'. mail, by ill O.n.r.l Klatlilc Cnmpany tn.ai.a mor. lomt'fit ami mof ,"...'. . lot .... ... 1 A COOLIE works ten or twelve hours h day. If he carries nil he can, he moves one ton one mile in one day. I''or that, ho receive, twenty cents. "Cheap labor," you say. Nut cheap labor. Not at all. POT in America, we move one ton onv mile for left than onr cent. Tlioc.oolie laborer receives small wagMandaccompllih es little. The American workman is well paid and accomplishes much. For lie is, in fact, a foreman. Under his direction arc powerful workers, electric mo tors and conveyors, I I nit ! i I j or ii it I j .i-L toil Of - Tit which do the heavy labor for htytM'l America has in its service nsv much electrical energy as the rest of the world combined. AndJ through the efficiency of the elec tric lif;ht and power companies,! the cost of this electrical energy, has been kept amazingly low. (See the little chart.) - Plenty of electricity and cheap electricity these are two great advantages which America enjoys over the rest of tho world. They help to ex plain why we can havo our high wages, our quantity production and our low costs.' FOR ItKNT Small Mouse furnished close in. Right for two men. 34 I Lafayette Ave., neur depot. X4-4fip FOR. RENT room bonse, fur J nlshed, 423 Newport. Also four loom bouse, pantry and garage, 515 logden Ave. Inquire Mrs. w. Hen- jdcrson, 1868 K. 2nd Kt. 23-44-46p Wrcckinj;- Car Service Only fully equliiped wreck- I,,.. ...r l,i foMlrnl Ovunnh BontraKer's Garajrc l Photic Night Pbo i Day Night Phone Bend Water Light & Power Company This advertisement i.s reproduced through tho courtesy of the General Electric Company 1 fi-W 27-R