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The Bend Bulletin
DAILY lCDITION
tittilUlia.1 Every Afternoon Kxeept Sunday
by The Uenil Uulletin (Incirjratcil)
Cnlered aa Srcnnil Clam matter January 8.
1917, at the Poitotflre at UrmI, Oregon, under
Act of Mareh 8, UTS,
ROBERT W. SAWYKR . . Eilltor-Mnnacor
HI .Ml V N. I'OWI.KIi - Aiuvoelate Editor
An tili'l'enileiit Nrwiipapcr, alnniluiK for the
lilare ileal, elean btunneat. elonn polltloa and
the bent tutcreata of Band and Contra Oracon,
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FRIDAY, JULY SI, 1!'.t.
Hevore the Creator Thou are
worthy. O Lord, to receive glory
and honour and power: for thou
hast created all things, and for
Ihy pleasure they are and were
created. Itevelalions 4:11.
PB88IHISM BANI8HBD
PeHsiniiKtlcally we reported here
Rome weeks ago that it then seemed
upparent thai the fond hope that
The Dalles-California highway would
bv completed In Ittt seemed Impos
hllile of realisation. At that' time it
was certain that every section of the
road would he finished except a 10
mile strelch south of Crescent, This.
It seemed foredoomed, would not he
Krnded until next year nor surfaced
until 1927. Now the prospect has
changed and It is as certain as any
thing merely human can be that the
road will be finished from The Dalles
on the north to Klamath Falls
l.ie south by the end of next year.
Contracts now under way or re
cently let cover the remaining sur
facing between Maupin and Cow can
yon, the Crooked river bridge, sur
facing from Ijivb butte to La Tine,
grading from 'he Deschutes county
line to Crescent, grading and surfac
ing the Corral springs section and
surfacing the Heaver marsh section, i
It Is ordered that contracts be let to
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THE DEFEATED
Some fellows aro defeated by any woe or care; thej' think
they're hardly treated unless all days are lair; they're given
to repining unless the sun is shining ami birds sing every
where. Their courage never wavered when everything was
fine, and they wore always favored by fortune most benign I
but Bhowed, when they were smitten, the courage of a kit
ten, ami wept a lot of brine. Some men who've astorbilted
their way to wealth ami fame are down ami out ami wiltetl
when fates reverse the game; for them the play is finished,
they hide their heads diminished in agony ami shame. He
bold the village Croesus, who ran the Blue From store; his
business went to pieces, and he will rise no more; he was as
great as Hector, but now he is a specter of what of what he
was of yore. When luck was at his shoulder hi" swelled
with princely pride; no merchant's front was bolder, he
walked with stately stride; but when his luck forsook him.
ami fortune dodged and shook him, his pep anil spirit tlied.
He never thought of facing bad luck with lifted head; he
blew up like a casing that has a rotten tread; by dark fore
boding8 haunted, depressed, defeated, daunted, he's down
and out and death Some rise from dark reverses which
bravely they've defied; they will not ride in hearses until
they know they've died; in showing they can master all
brands of bleak disaster they take a goodly pride.
Motor Patrol Planned Walks In Night Attire
For American Borders To Telephone Sheriff
lU. r. 1-caaed Win-to The Bead Bulletin I I tl'. P. Lmel Wire to The Ran.) Bulletin I
WASHINGTON. July 31. A stuulL PORTLAND, July It. 6ld onU
army of motorized agents will pa- in u night shirt, with bis (cot hare,
trol the United States borders to pre- ns hands bound behind hii hack, and i
vent liquor smuggling wuen ine re- ins ir.omh gagged. Mml tiis.m set out ,..r unite!"
on organized prohibition plan of Assist- f,m Vis home on the ll:n. Line road jeK. theorem miang dare
ant Secretary of the Treasury An- shortly after 1 o'clock lata mnniim; ' i u aerial perform, r Itatanlna ho
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Beauty
Where Pride
Demands It
Make sure the rug you buy is
Mohawk Woven
Of popular colorings and aro representative id'
the wide variety of exquisite designs
that are available.
"Superior In Quality"
Oiir stock is complete from which i choose.
Worsted Wiltons Wool Wiltons
Axminsters Velvets Tapestry
all demands
n in vihi aboul these
coverings,
'rice range in suit
aim let us ex
wonderful fio r
'Mis rn
you
simply have to try
of wheat and cattle across the line
Dry agents, under the decentral
ized scheme will work with customs
rjUectOM and aid the government in
grade from Hend to Lava hutte and ! gathering duty on merchandise mat
from Crescent to the Corral springs I "ow ""P ,,vi'r borders along iib
sectlou. When these are done and j guarded stretches
they are to be dotie this year there! ' '
will remain only the grading and sur
facing of the approaches to the
Crooked river bridge, the surfacing
of the Bend-Lara butte section, of
Ibe section from La Tine to Crescent
and that from Crescent to the Corral
springs section. There are four
items only and they are now in line
drens goes into effect. to give the alarm that he had been
The now unguarded Canadian bor-' robbed and to find someone to cut
der from Washington to North DaY- the thongs from his hands,
kota. will have day and night vigi- ,I? wtH forccd , walk lialf ., ,,!,.
lantes to halt booze transportation .ll(inK ,ht, Jark ni(.hwj:v ,.fr,. .
and at the same time stop smitBgli:i ,..,, ,,. TollSOO gang, where
Excellent Work Done
At Epworth Institute
Willi more than 100 registered,
(work is progressing smoothly and
Iraoiillv at the annual Stlttle Lake
to he completed in 1926 without fell. I Epworth league institute, reports J.
In place of the pessimism of a few jo Cibsou. who is spending the week
weeks ago there is reason now for al the lake. A well mapped out course
high optimism. The highway Is jot study for the mornings, afternoons
soon to be finished. Twelve months 'devoted to relaxation and organize!
'coin this date should see it all done play, and evenings to the daily str
and we can invite the world to come nion. form an outline of the week s
the amazed night man set him free
sad where he called the sheriff s of
fice hy telephone for help.
He had been robbed and hound, it
turned out. hy a young man who pr. -sumably
followed him from the coun
ty fair at Cresham. where he had
spent the early part of the night, ti
his home. The robber got away with
two gold watches, a Moose fob and
STu in cash.
Queen Anne." includlni throe tribes
of tUdtnnS, W.tshoe. tCseondrdP and
Apache
- Jlggs was a riot e: the African
trustfully to Al t; llarues. realizes Jungles where hair on the head Is
that something must he done to cover considered decidedly .1. trop you
her baldness before the Al 0. Barnes see, Jlggs was born partly bald but
Ibtf four ring circus puts up the lug now the til.-., hot hot her terribly ami
top al Hend Monday, August :.. show she : fori . d to spread her hand
ing the greatest circus sensation of over her bald dome for hours ut a
the ago. "Pocahontas at tho Court of tint"
Your Credil Is Good Use It
Bend Furniture Co.
House of Quality and Service
here on a remarkably fine macadam
.zed highway.
RADIO
I
vork. The institute will continue
through Sunday.
KIghty-three are registered in the
''mess club, which hires two pcrma-
1 I Heat cooks, and drafts a new crew
!of kitchen police dally. In addition
(to the mess club there are a numlier
! of family groups.
Bend Woman In New York
Notes ChunKcs In Styles
New York stores displaying tit. lat
est styles for women's attire arc
showing all full skirls, very short,
wires Mrs. Marie Reynolds of tin
Smart Shop, of ill's city. The new
couts are heavily fur trimmed, and j
dresses have long, tight sleeves, with
the same Idea carried out in the waist
lines. .'
The new color which' she notes are
Pencil blue, pansy, rosewood, ocendcr.
sad helio.
Mrs. Reynolds, who went east this
month on a buying trip, will return
to Bead (he latter part of August.
UIRli rHO&KD TO m:TII
(U. P. Ltaaad Wire to TW llrnj Bulkrtla)
OUANtlK. N .1 , July 31. The
body of a young woman, who had
been si rankle.
Bred today by
hejetde si. c
inountaiii
Most homes
adays that lh
as new.
death,
little
llfflot
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ihi . st ii. in ii. Mm. n s si i i
tU. I'. lx-aJr.1 Wir, to The ItrnJ llullrtin)
SKATTLK. Wash . July III Alt. r
his father had tepritnunded hint foi
staying out late with a girl. Karl W
Williams. IS. ahol himself with a'
pistol at Ins home early this morning
and today is near death in a hospital.
' ill THI I T i II iRakh
tin laormntion from Buiena, floh
ell A Slaw son. alleged to have stolen
a cat lit that city, was picked up ut
the Club rooms by local police lo re
last night, lie Is being held in the
. it) j.ill pending further advice from
Earthquake Is
B Bendandi'i
Iv- fig te red
Instrumenl
It' IV l.ra..-l Wirr t , Tl- IVn.l lloll.l.nl
KAI'INA. Italy, July :n An
e:;rth.Ulike silo, k at u great dlslaiice
v..s i, visier. d on tio Instruments of
the lir'tlflnakc prophet. It.lffaele
Bendaadl, ut I n'clocli last Bight, lie
had for. ii the tr. tuor at the month
ettd and now pre.lt. is an ourtttijuuki
a.
etllterruneen reslon lor An
The p.i tl I li-'iira have b en
murketl b aelatnlc diaturtiMUrea of
i iii. u! extent In Italy. Hawaii,
California. New Steslf
boma and Kansas
I . .i
"Ma
'i ii.- good die rosnc, no you asrsr
kllow whether they would bale i
III. illle.t good
sanasaEBgi
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TOIIIOI'IOW
KPO. Hale Bros, and Chronicle. KM SKA.MKK'S STKIKK
San Francisco. ilS.ri meters l!:30i ( U. P. I laaia V Ira to Tb BanS Bailatla 1
p. m.. Palace orchestra; 5:30 p. nv. j SYDNKY. N. S. W.. July 31. The
Warfield theater: 6:15 p. m.. base-1 seamen's strike, whii ir has partly tied
lull, stocks; IS: 35 p. m.. States or- Up shipping in and out of Australian
8 j. m.. Cabiriuns.
Tribune. Oakland. 509 me-
. baseball: 7 p. m.,
Electric. Oakland,
p. m . St. Francis
. sport review: 8:10
10 p. m.,
chest ra
KLX
lers 3:15 p. m
news.
KflO, f.eneral
.".61.3 meters i
orchestra; H p. m
p. m., musical program;
Wilson's orchestra.
KFI. Baric C. Anthony, Los Ange-1
lea. 4 1 7 meters 7 p. m., Koler or
chesjtra; radio program essay contest. 1
7:30 p. m.; 7:45 p. m.. bookshelf)
otntt; 8 p. m.. Examiner; n p. m.
musical program; 10 p. m.. Packard
Radio club: 1 1 p. m., midnight frolic,
screen and stage stars.
KII.I. Times. Los Angeles. 405.2 '
meters 8:30 p. in., children's hour; j
8 p. nr., program; 11:30 p. m.. Ixist
Angelr. of KILL
K.NX, Express, Los Angeles, 337
maters 7:30 p. m.. organ recital;'
p. m . program: 10 p. m., Lyman's
orchestra: 11 p. m.. Hollywood night.
KGW. Oregonlan, Portland. 491.6
metera--'. and 1" p. in.. Souder's i
orchestra.
KVOA. Rhodes Store. Seattle.
464.3 meters I and II p. m., Hoff
man orchestra; ' p. m., baseball;.
S:30 p. m Times: 1 u p. m., Hark-!
ness orchestra.
ports, was settled today, according to
announcement from both sides.
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STAGE LINES
BEND
TO
KLAMATH FALLS
LEAVES DAILY
Ilcntl to Klamath Fall-, !) A. M.
Bettd to Udell Lake nnil
railroad points, 8:10
Connections made with other
stages in Bend and
Klamath Falls
PHONE 184-J OFFICE
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Dentistry
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Round
Trip
Excursion
Tickets
To all : , , :
Kaatrrn Cairt
on sole daily
to Sept. 15
Final return
limit Oct. 31
Liberal atoprivrr
1-itviJrjir, (fttn or
rrturning
Viiit fi folkM
"bnck Enit"
now whiln the
fares irn tow
Iow fHfi alao to
Zlon National
Park
and
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National Park
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SPECIAL SANDWICH BREAD,
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