The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 30, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTUN REND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, REND, OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 30, L026 The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION Vublthel Kvary Afternoon Exrcpl Suiiiiay by Tha Hand llullvtin (Incorporated) Entered u RacoikI Clu, mutter January 8. 1U17. It tin- 1 -t .1 f i. at Iteml, Or,-, ..n. under Act o( March 3. UTS. llOIIKHT W. SAWYMi iiKNiti n. i wm:k - Ktlitor-alanatccr - Aiwociate K-litor An Independent Ncwipaper, Mantling for the tquare drat, rlran binrineea, clean politic and tin! beat Interenu of ll.n.i and Central Oregon. 81'ltSCRirTION KATES By Mall One Year IS.00 1 Rlx monthii $2.75 ' Thru Moiitha $1.1,0: lly Carrier One Year 6.S0 HI Mnntln M.IK) One Month S .60 All RubKriptiona are due and PAYABLE IN AIIVANCK. N'otlc-a of expiration air mailed aubacribera and if rcneaal u not made within reasonable time the pntcr will be die continued. l'lenae notify u promptly of any chature of addroaa, or of failure to receive the paper regularly. Otherwiae vre will not be reponi ble for coiiea mlaacd. Make all check and ovdon payable to The rienii nullctln. THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1935 Knles for right living He hath allowed mo, I) niHti. what is good; and whut tiotii i tio Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy fiod? .Mlcah G:S. THOSH coitvAi.Lis KLi:riiArs Oregon of prehistoric apes Is be lieved to have left Its imprint In the blue mud of the Corvallis Country, which, as was reported in a new; story this week, has been found to hold teeth of elephants of the gco 0Cty past. But it is doubtful if all extinct animals found hurled In the Willamette clay were native of the Western Oregon lowlands. There was time, in the Pleistocene Ofe of ceoloRists, when virtually all of Uhe Willamette basin anil much of the lower Columbia valley were covered by a fresh water sound """""to . . W JP j .... a - ' W aal CHINA ' ' China's .foeliittf pro.U.v skittish, Bile sonils up her battle shout; she will whip the blooming Firitish. she will pui the world to rout; wo can hear her captains thunder and wo sit around ami wonder what tin- fuss is all about, Why is poor old China madder than a red hen in the rain, sorer than a locoed adder biting at a logging chain'.' Doubtless she has paused to seize on some queer oriental reason which is neither safe nor sane. China stands tor dire op pression with a patience that is rare: rank outsiders take possession and she tloesa't seem to care; she will see her farm ami village torn apart by war and pillage anil she doesn't rend her hair. She will smile when she is cheated, she will bow when she is struck; she is often vilely treated and she doesn't run amuck; she puts up no frantic yelling, she is making, she is selling birds-nest soup and "garden truck. Then she finds some quaint pagoda blem ished by a new made scar, ami old China seethes like sotia when it's mixed with vinegar; she is ripe for gory revels and she shrieks of foreign devils ami goes sleuthing where they are. Some one kills a sacred rooster ami the land in plunged in gloom; she at once becomes a booster for all kinds of death ami doom; for so good and strong a reason soldiers put their snickersnees on. and go forth to fill the tomb. In come ways old China's grander than the neighbor or the guest, but no man can understand her who was nour ished in the west; and it's hard for one to figure why she longs to pull the trigger, when the program calls for rest. rata A CARLOAD .. . t ..... No Change of Models NEW HUDSONS--ESSEX fMltnr) Int'rOtW) in pioiluiiloii Mill ronarqiHW lt t'I'lllH of t i Hot- i i iivonim value and com I it tied lowwr uric Look hi the lltelM.it or fiattes hulli lllBJIO or lone yMN ngo, l it,' lit o linn to iv about Hie name now, Origina)y designed ftir beauty, Bturdib.il ity and, honest, hon orable v;ihu'. hour; fi p. r.t.. Black's orchestra. ' p. m., news. KMJ. nee. Kresno. 231 meters--7:15 p. m.. Edwards orchestra: S p. m.. concert. KFI. Karle C. Anthony. Los Ange les. 407 meters 7 p. in.. Examiner: their next slop, staying here a period of two weeks lo visit with the I'eier 1'anls family. Mrs. Stier and Mf lauls are sls'ers. The journey will be resumed Thursdu; and Mis. I'auls will MOOBUeny them to Nebraska, where the two sisters wilt visit their this great sea. resembling 'he Pupet . KIIJ Sound country of the present dav. ! meters pt n red the ancient Columbia; rush-. itiK In swollen torrents from thi II mountains of the Interior, recently i rejuvenated by massive summit ad ditions of lava. Melting glaciers. probably some of those of Mount S p. m.. organ recital; :i p. r.t.. artists motiier. tne isn iermiua:c,i in .m--muslc students; In p. in., music:;! braskn they will tigitin Join lite Ktcat Int., program. caravan ot nonnuis an,: jo.irney Ttmee, Los Angeles. 405.2 ' through Texas, stopping in thut state 6:30 p in., children's hour: i to look after basin, ss interests. The, 30 p. m.. "Ilomance of Saula ft , hope to be back 'n their noma city Trail"! S p. m.. program. 10 p. ni Hickman's orchestra. KN'X. Express. Los Angeles. 137 meters 5:30 p. m.. golf talk: 7 and 7:30 p. m.. programs: p. m.. West Multnomah, poured their flood of wa- I Count theaters; 9 p. m.. program: 11 tor into the Columbia. As this great river, mightier than uny of the present world, raced to-1 ward the sound, it rut its way through obstructing land masses, and lis tributaries, such as the Deschutes, at,' back Into lakes and gluttonous bogs, death traps for the creatures that lived in the plateau country. Laden with debris, the Columbia finally churned through its basalt gorge toward the Willamette sound. There the swift flowing current me the still water of the valley sea. Home up and carried seaward from the continental Interior for hundreds of miles, the debris now settled. I:i scattered pluces. to the bottom of the sound. Among this debris were skeletons of fa una I life of the Colum bia watershed. Whether the fossil p. m., Ltymans orchestra: 1- in. Night Hawks. KOW, Oregonian. Portland. 491.5 meters 6 p. ni.. Iljertaas quartet: 7:30 p. m.. news: 9 p. m.. concert: 10:30 p. m.. Hoot Outs KFOA. Ithodes Store. Seattle. 454.3 meters 4 and 6 p. m.. Hoff man orchestra; 9 p. m.. basegall: 6:45 p. nr.. musical program; 8:15 p. m.. weather: 10 p. m.. ilarkness orchestra HUDSON COACH SI IV.") ill Bend $475 Down is Month! 10 P luiuiicc ESSEX COACH SI 01 1) in Bend IN M, mills I,, SEELEY'S GARAGE $800 Down ) LUtUncf 188 Greenwood Phone 485 Greenwood Avenue After August l Army Officer 20 Years Visitinqr Powell Butte some time early in September, as Joseph. Jr.. is a cadet In the Dan ville Military Institute of Danville. Va. Young fUicr is to enter West Point as soon as his preparatory tiaittiug is completed. The ball game played between the ; local Overall Boys and the Crease ' Pushers of Pi in, vtll,- resulted In a 'score of -4 to 6 in favor of Poweil Mutte. WoodJOn M, -Daniel, who has been 'in training at camp Lewis, h s re ; turned home and reports a most won derful experience. Woodson says he I intends t so aga;n next summer. yr, j,..,., slmbort of the Ochoco vl. Lieutenant and Mrs .Stier and son.ltlP, at ot, Pag, home W.-dnes jjoseph. and Peter Paulr. and on,doy M Montgomery now lives at I Will, were visitors in Eugene from itrpiihltc. Wash. Thursday to Saturday. The trip was' rtori Lowoltea an.l Id TUBUOClUf Imade via McKeltzle pass. This wal( Shenandoah. Iowa an vlslllne at the (leorge Wells home. Mr ami Mrs Rav I.intz U. S. Warship Stormed By Australian Dancers Igoandlaj on the end of ropen or she nte(ip,'d In a deep rrab bob- taklhi Mr. Paul's first visit out of Central Oregon since he came here I I years ago. Mr. and Mrs. J, sse Miller drove to Helknap Springs Sunday, where they La II r t baby. POWELL ItCTTE. Ore.. July 's ! Powell Hutte again has some very Interesting visitors. They are Lieu- met Mrs. Elwooti Lusk anil children teeth found , tenant Joseph Stier of the United returning home with iheni that eve near , oriatus were inoso 01 trop. cat , .states army and his w ire and s in. ning. Mrs Lusk is a sister or Mrs , M,,s.. Clara Peterson and llueiah was permllteil to Itivli . i n, t t,, elephants that perished' In Soap Joseph. Jr. Lieutenant Stier is sta- Miller and comes from Cleveland. N. Klssler returned home Sal unlay from the dance, given last night. Thirty creek, or whether they are "erratics" tloned at Baltimore. Md., and has D.. for an extend, d visit with rela- W(.,.k's visit with friends in the five thousand men and women, eager of the Willamette sound, later buried been in the service the past 10 years. : lives in Oregon. Mitchell ranntrv Tb mnata ladli BtU'ad. siormed lha atarahlo. of Jap Creek, visited at lha noma Sunday. Dr. and Mrs II. E. Nevell Vllle visited al the W W. BM Saturdav ev'iiing. (U. r. l-a,.,l WIN hlTlM llullrlln) MKLIIOI'KNE. Jnly 3i Bfalssd bodlaa and lorn clolhaa wars being Ely Cos repaired today follouing a mad stam pede of rltlivna to-board tin I' S S t Prlua- Oklahoma of the visiting I'nlted Babooek JBtataa ftaal lo aitenri a dSnca K., h of the t.900 sailors aboard Ihrough port holes One man reach,,, I the deck practifalh nakcil The friendly tasaall on IAS okl.i bomi finally fOacud the stage where ni.irliMH hud lo take up guard post Holla lo keep older (i:r Slips In Loses Her Deep Hole I. ilV In Surf (t). I la..cl MnklllH IWn.l Itull.llnl ASTOItlA. July 3ii t.i llrtiin r. til, n.,., drowiird lnie yeaterday when In bnlhitig in the nurf 11 OOOM Park Wash. Her bod) wna carrb-d otil by the undertow and wanbed uNh,ti itboiil two' hoiira later The girl , home w.ia al A'ooilbiiril. 'Wash . and slit- bud been making her home at Ooaaa Park llll Rat and Mrs Coos, lilao of Woodloirii Glorify Fritudshipt mi a'i irml- siui Day, Suninn, Auffuil by tnuKufi i cord from 80010 lit I'M. Jfj'f 111 mi- .-i Hern ui.iiiaiioii. is con-, a tnrcc montus iiiriougn is DOIDXen- HarilBfl UOI and wayn, ttaooocs fraporl having had a nice .time jeciur.u. 1 us r orvaiiis eiepnants ; joyea in a coast to coast lour wan n it Monday morning tor silver Lake. The pow. 11 Put may be ones that ranged our own bis family. The tour began in June, v.-here they will remain an Indefinite Ccnlral Oregon country previous to j making the trip from Baltimore to period. the age when swift waters and drift-! Los Angeles In nine days. Prom Los! Mrs. Charles Hontgomery. a for Ing masses of Ice carried eve n granite j Angeles they made Powell Butte mer resident of Powell Hutte. and boulders to the Willamette sound from the distant interior. grange held It! regular meeting Thursday evening at the community hall. After a busi ness session, dancing was indulged in for a short time. Amid wild disorib lured crowd, or us possible, was haul '. the good Ha unt, b of It as ab ard. many RADIO sandwickes KPO. Hale Bros, and Chronicle San Kranclsco, 42S.3 meters 3:3,l p. m.. Palace orchestra: 4:3n p. m.. I Stiger's orchestra: 5:30 p. m.. chll-l dren's hour, baseball, stocks: 6:40! p. m States orchestra; 7 p. m., Sei-1 ger's orchestra; 8 p. m program; 10 j p. m., Cabirians. KLX. Tribune. Oakland. Gliti me-j ters 3:15 p. m., baseball; 7 p. m.. news. KOO, Ccneral Electric, Oakland, 3C1.2 meters 1 p. m., St. Francis! orchestra; 5:30 p. m., OoorgS W. j Ludlow. "Friend to Boys"; 7 p. m.. I news; (i p. m., "Billeted," comedy by i KCiO Pluyers; 10 p. m., Wilson's or chestra. KKI. Earle C. Anthony. Los Ange les. 4 II 7 meters; 7 p. m., Scotch pro gram: 7:30 p. ni., vocalists; 8 p. m.. Schubert quartet; 9 p. m., musical program; lo p. m., Examiner. KILL Times, Los Angeles. 405.2 meters C:30 p. m., chlldran's hour: 7:45 p. m., care of the body talk; 8 p. m.. program; 10 p. in., Hickman's I orchestra. KMX, Express, Los Angeles, 137 mete is 4 p. m., Joyce Coad, luranlle screen actress; 7 and S p. m., pro grams; 10 p. m., Lyman's orchestra: II p. fn campus night, utudents of U. 8. C. KOW, Oregonian, Portland. 491.5 meters 7:30 p. m., nowa; 8 p. m.. Oregonian orchestra; 9 p, m., con ttrl; 10 p. in., Kenln'H orchestra.. Tomorrow KPO. Hale Bros, and Chronicle, I San Francisco, 428.3 meters -3 : 3D I p. m.. Selger's orchestra; 5:30 p. m., Big Brother; 6 p. m.. hnsebal. and slocks: 6:16 p. in.. Warfleld theater! ' 7 iintl 8 p. in.. Palace orchestra. KLX. Tribune. Oakland. 509 me-1 ters 6 p. m.. Uncle Joe and his gang: 7 p. m.. news: 8 p. m., musical j program; 9:15 p. m., Oorunovich's i Batartalners. KOO, General Electric, Oakland, BC1.J meters I p. m si. Francis orchestra; 5:30 p. m.. girls' half; ByesD Contracts For Painting Awarded by School Hoard Contracts for palnlicg at the Cen Ira and Raid schools were awarded i Wednesday night by the directors of ! district No. 1. and work will be started at once. It was ordered. A. .1. rOoggans, with a bid of 130, gels the 'Central school Job. while Barr A 'Parr, bidding S76, will do Hit' w,,rk I on the Held A romance of flawless beauty elicious 8TOCK U.1DEB QVARANTINK I llol'STOX, Texas.. July 30. Hundretls of rallle were under nuar tiiitine today as a precaution against the foot and mouth disease. Sytnp- toms similar to those In the cattle plague wwere discovered in the Brah ma herd owned by Dr. William States Jacobs near Alrln. The famous I spanned by 4o anals 'of Venice hrldgTV Slices from a baked Frye's "Deliciou" Ham put a ncic meaning into the word sandwich a meaning that comes because of the "Ham-which-is" there. The outing basket that contains an ample supply of Frye's "Delicious" Ham Sandwiches Mill al ways be a success. Also remember that Frye's "Delicious" Bacon and Frye's "Wild Ror.e" Lard are prepared with the same scrupulous regard for quality and purity. The Other Fellow's Car N' (i;-stinn nb-iut it; thrrf ur- n lile of iiiit-iniohih-H on the ItfcMti thewe days. Yo'j r 1 ir.- thai wlu-n your .wn mnftiln" UiH up for repnlri, nod you ; to thr of th othr fcl!ow'n rr. Jn n rf.n y-ar Mil Travflf r. arri. dmt c.l'yholdrr were hurt whil llMf weri' wdlkiAp in the atnfl., and H.''' of all th- ;. i ; rUlma fHH antra lic I upon injurien rcccivcil by i""I -trimi.n. Hon't l-t your bank areount Rat run flown i-wn if you are hurt. Takf out ti Trn-.t-'lcru AecMrjnt J'ollry loility I J. C. Rhodes 'Iiisiir.iiif c in All If Hrnm-Ii'V STAGE LINKS BEND Ti) KLAMATH FALLS I.K.WDS DAILY Bend i Klamath tails, o a. m. Bend to Udell Lake and railroad points, h: i. Connections made with o titer Itasca in Bend ami RlamaUi fails PHONB liil-j OFFICI FRENCHIE'8 SERVICE STATION MAFAL DA Ltns Wcon 'Everything The Name Implies' EXIDE HATTEUIES Radio-Autoinobile Schuman Auto Electric DEPENDABILITY STRENGTH EVERLASTING Thai la the entire .-lory of conalroL'tlon flone in coacavete, (in,,- done Hie conatractloa lais forever. You can depend on II ulthoiit. Worry because yoti know you en n. Concrete is the Cheapest CohUhk tn (he Long Hun Deschutes Concrete Pipe Company PHONB M0 By JOHN GOODWIN Author uf "The Stranger1 Will he published daily in THE DAILY BEND BULLETIN beginning Next Saturday, August 1, 11)25 PREVENT FOREST FIRES Now i.s tin; most dingerpuB pint of the seaaon for forest (ins. Ho careful in the woods. BRG0KS-SCANL0N LUMBER CO.