The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 03, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE REND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. BEND, OREGON, MONDAY. AUGUST :l, 192r The Bend Bulletin DAILY FDITION ull wlml Kviry Afternoon Except St in Jay hj The Htiud Bulletin 1 1. ; , m. . CiiUrat) M Second Clan matUT January 8, 1917, at Uio Ptmtoffirv at lWml, Oregon, under Act of March 3, 18T0. PAGE 4 BALKANS SNIFF SCENT OF WAR Greek Troops Massing ltOHKHT W. SAWYKK HENRY N. FOWLKH - Edl tor-Man um Aas.viatc Editor An Independent Newspaper, standing for the square dral. clean biurinctt, clean politic and the hunt Intrretita of iimd and Central Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION' HATES Ily Mail One Year IMO Bin monthj tt.'b Three Month $1.60 By Carrier One Year M.RO Six Months IS.S0 One Month I .60 All sufaMrtpttona are dot and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notice of expiration are mailed aubacrlher and if renewal U not made within reasonable time the paper will be dis continued. Please notify us promptly of any change 1 f address, or of failure to receive ih paper ' regularly. Otherwise we will not be rsajjoisll bio for copies miaeed. Make nil chccki and orders payable to The ltend Bulletin. MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1925 Till' juily safe trust: Somo trust in chariots. and some in horses: but we will reintMiiber t ho name of the Lord our God. Realm 10:7. WATER MATTERS One of the leadltiK physicians of IU'lul is a man who Roes on frequent outing (rips with his family. Always he lakes along Deschutes water. He knows, he says, that it is safe because li is filtereil while he cannot be cer tain about the water that he finds in streams and even springs around the country. With so many people going into the mountains and woods, water contamination is very common Health officials everywhere advise tieutment of water to make it safe. A physician is supposed to know about matters of health and a man with a family who has any knowledge! is surely not going to expose his fam ily to illness if he can help it. A COMMON KOl.l.Y My fat I'iuK' Kiu'iu'zoi- yearned to garnet unearned kale, and he dealt with every geezer who had gilded bricks for sale. He was always Bending money to gome rakers faraway, who, with language BWeet as honey, lead the easy marks astray. One such faker, void of pity, told my uncle he was heir to it farm In New York City, with all Kay anil squashes there. Mouth hy month the faker led him down the path where suckers go, nionth by month the faker bled him till at last he had no dough. Then we hoped this drastic lesson would control him for a while: but my uncle said, "I'll press on till I gain a noble pile. Not for me the sordid toiling of the ordinary ehunip: 1 am yearning) 1 am spoiling for a fortune in a lump. Not for wages do 1 hank er, not for sums the peasants lift, and 1 scorn the village banker with his talk of toil and thrift. I've been bilked of mark and shilling many times. 1 must admit, but some day I'll make a killing, make a large and gorgSOUS hit." Often times we all implored him to trot down to brazen taeks. but our logic only bored him as he dreamed of jrold in sacks. Were there strateoms so fishy that the children would beware, were there schemes too washy-wishy I'nele Kb was always there. So at last he died disgusted, with no coin to buy a shroud. Uncle Eb, who never trusted in the wisdom of the crowd. In his narrow grave we laid him, in the churchyard's hallowed dirt, where no man can ever trade him moonshine for Jus Sunday shirt. victims to send their complaints? If they will write me I will send the list with my own. Yours truly. MRS. W. O. WRIGHT. ISSO Cumberland Avenue. IS, is:;. I'rovidence. It. I.. July I Mrs. W. 0. Wright. 1360 Cumberland Avenue. Head Oregon. Dear Madam W. have vour Idler vides a real "thrill " of July 15th in reference to the The catching of the seagull with Worldover Shoe Company and wish a dry flv probably was accidental so A week ago the purchasers of the I to advise that the numerous com- as Holmes was concerned. The SCOU.nno water bond issue i in case plaints which have been made to us K" was " '' Inclined to vacate the bonds are voted had had no official notice of the act of the city council resolving to unnul the con tiact of sale. If the bonds are voted the purchasers expect to receive de livery of the bonds. They entered Into the contract in good faith. They would have no thought of "welching" f the bond market had gone down. Whatever the market may be at the time of delivery they expect to take the bonds. There may be a lawsuit if the city tries to go through with its intention of annulling the sales contract. ugainst this companv have been narner s casting ground, turned over to the postoffice depart- alul ' ,r ,llis disinclination. n;ent . the sea bird was brought to shore on We expect some action in the Ira- i ,ht' emI "f " "B rhe wa8 mediate future. caught by a leg. Yon sneak of local neonle who are Holmes.- who is employed ill the In the same position you are In re spect to this company. Will you please ask them to write us their stories? Cordially yours. BETTKR RL'SINKSS BCRKAU OF PROVIDKNCK Flint (irinnell. Manager. Upon Border Assassination hy Unitarian Terrorists Cause (iiven for Hostile (iesture (U. P. UmmI Who to Ttu Bond Bulletin) ATHKNS, Auk 3. A spark of war llOWOd Ominously near t hi BOtstOD DOWdOr luirrol toilay tirook troops wi-ro couoontfatlno aUum i in Bulforian bordor ond thou was talk lu Athons of an Invasion 0l HulKur territory i( dOUUMldl shortly to he nuulo upon t lu ..uikoft Kovrrn nii'tit or not com pi tod with. An ultimatum, with u short UttO limit, doinondtni orroot and puoUb uu'U' of assassins of a lireok la ml owner at Atoittmakaka, was bolus urt-pariMl. The tDUrdOfOd man, NtoOllldOOi bollovod QOro to hiVO boon a victim of Unitarian terrorists. Mo was otto of 1,000 t! reeks who must roturn to their native lam! bOftftfO OOtObOT IT. mi aieordanre with a decision of the nfatod commission. It is elaitneit that HulKur reKtilars are 0OjjUA to frtKht- t. these Creeks into leaving al once, dins ahaiulonttiK iholr property. The PongOlOl Kovernment. which BeltOd office In a bl000NU revolution last month. iminetll.it ely iltspatchetl two divisions t' 'he bordW ami it was understood these troops would he ordered to invade HuUaria tn a depth . of three miles if (he ultimatum failed) to meet with a satisfactory response : QrMoo Ifl not askitiK Indemnity, j merely punishment of the assasMus As soon as the troop movement was ' midOf way IhO (ireok Kovernment . t. mined its tormer any. juko-muviu A treaty between the two rounlries has been abrOKated. but their pOltoy tOWOJrdl HulKaria is identical. The (ireek threat, carrying the po tt ntialitles of war in the ever-tnflani-mable Halkans. Is dPtdKUcd rat hen Vtromdlian barlMPlhnn .ll.ln'l f.nd ,u Jur,,u aii.-m.on ... .1 ..KUv o, It necessary to "play the bird ti? , nations than to brinK about an armed Gull On Inland Flight Taken On Angler's Fly Amdinc for seagulls in the Des chutes country is something new in the line of outdoor .sports, but M. N. Holmes, who caiiKht one of the sea gOln birds Suiitlay afternoon. a pears to believe that this sport pro- TbrounbSilvrr Bow Canyon, Montana, whetc proopoctOll once led pack mulct, long. orc Wmu urcnow hauled by clcclric locoumUvca. Tons and tons electrically! When a railroad wants to save money, what should it do? "Electrify," answers the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway. It's not a long road but it's very important. Five million tons of copper ore go over it every year, and because electricity has lowered its operating costs there is a saving on every ton. All apparatus for the electrification of this railway was furuiidicd by the General Elec tric Company-- and thli includes electric locomotives, it. in. fur merg, switchboards, und overhead con struction. Power from the Missouri River at Great Falls, Montana, Is efficiently furninbed by six G-E hvdro elcctitc generators. Bend Water Light 4 Power Company This ddvertisement is reproduced through the courteay of the Genera Electric Company Ktt it ashore. The bird was brotiKht to Heml. and later released on the ouflicl with HuUaria. It is be llOVOd in Athens that If flreek troops' Deschutes river, little the worse fnrunvae mimar territory, i., naKue Us experience. The seacull catch was made by Holmes on the Metolius river, near the mouth of Canyon creek. would intervene under article 11 of1 thO "venant. In this way. protection for the (Ireek land owners mUht be; afforded until their departure. The bond buyers have been ap proached with the suggestion that they subscribe to a fund to help put the election over. They have declined to do so. One wonders who It is w ho Bend Country 31 Years Ago 'Is Pictured Here by Visitor mttHtKHAKT AGAIN AH RAD )U. t. Iarl Wirt t Hm Hend IKillfHn) WASHINGTON. Auk. .1. Senator The Bend eonu'ry of .'U years ago Smith IV. Urookhart is again leud i i contrast with the present was pic-. jng in the senate count of ballots. With LONDON, Aug :i Telegraph's Vienna Tin Kxchauge correspondent v.., ..w ,,wl..,- I... U' L- lPl,n ('iuil.ir .1.l.iI..l..rU .nn..niw.,.l v t. Inluri.ytiiI in thU .11 en i in ( h I i "MB.- . .1.1. lu.u.u. - .1 MWOTf . . , - . . . here from Los Angeles. Brown was 5 counties comple(i. Broukhart to be raising a fund in this way. . . . . , , , i , ., in the Deschutes country more than had l";.4..i and his democratic con- If lb. bonds are voted there will P' ,as' "uisinK timber for the:tetant. Daniel K. Sle.-k. 10M61. he J1C.500 in interest to be paid on!30"'0" ,ntfr""'"- ! on'' p",p - M,nh 1 oeit. Where will the money!"0"" llvi,u; i:; ,l',m!.W " "'' "VVX"" DEPARIMBST .i- '.u.ui.f'.i mc ti . auuwi nun t ii i. Mrt., Aug. .i. to- ! H. Staata, pioneers of this city. Aflerj.sfhle labor war was sen in a dyna- j leaving ( entral Oregon, lirown Tor a mite explosion today in an apartment time lived in Sherman county, later I huiidlng under construction here. ; moving to JMDOrta, anada. and from i'-rsons in nearby buildings were cut li (,,. U ti.n Mi Mi. I.. i Ul I.. , . i . .... I . ,111 nyjiiK km I I ' II l It. Ill 1 II ' I I 111 lllf MIM Mill' I, .1 l .. i ... . ' who has heard of any such depression j I says ii is reported in Belgrade (hat I After having once pOftpOQOd her I'Al.l.s KIlOM riCM II'lil a Bulgarian cabinet crisis Is Imml- I today's scheduled attempt to swim pKNVKIt, Aug .1 t'llfton It n-nt and that the Zankoff govern- the Kngllsb channel. Minn flirtrudr i Brock. 14, Kdg-watrr. Ooto . Ilea in nient Is expected to realgn Kd-rle. Ami-rlcan. again pOOtpODOdlO bOOpltftl here todnv In a danger -u- 1 1 'the trip until Wednesday. COOdlllOfl from a fall KUNtiihir.l . . P08TPONKH CHA n kl swim Under the iirsi postponement ihi lordoy whon he iltppod off . prtel ttJ. P. Ua,i Vir.t.. rhr iwn.t Mullen. would have Jumped off DOtWOOfl I a U In B'r cre'k OOJiyDfl while OAPI ORIfl NKZ. Krunct-. Aug t m and a m tomorrow sight serin a tome from? "On account of the general busi ness depression" begins an announce ment from the state industrial acci-1 and in the second, if there were any. why should the commission be adver tising the fact? Bend country In the early days. Brown got his food supplies from I'rineville. It took three days to I make the round trip. To speed up the delivery of the mallrf the postoffice department is ex tending service by airplane. With good roads between Bend and Ku geae and Klamath Falls would it not be possible to arrange for mall deliv eries over them 7 Thai would elim inate long roundabout journeys. Those big floods In Detroit could not have impeded traffic very much.) There is one place w hore you run ' always find a ford no matter how : TALK DKMPSKY Bul l LOS ANGKLKS. Aug. Floyd Fitzsimmons. MichlKan CttjT, tad., i promoter, went into conference with j Jack Dempsey here today in an ef-1 fort to arrange a title bout for Sep tember, presumably w ith Harry Oreb. The champion is said to favor a ; match with flreb. as a preliminary to a bout later with Harry Wills, the! negro challenger. The Oreb fight froatd be lu rounds lo a decision, according to Kitzs Burnous. JVidsummer mm O'DonnelFs Market The largest market in Central Oregon with Greater Buying Power Better Facilities and Offering Greater Selection Phone 286 deep the water is. --f- COMMUNICATIONS t t t i v WANTS BRICKYARD WATKK Bend, Auk Ii lMf. Vo the Kdilor: I have been waiting for lomoonc who knows niore than I. to MiKKest Bend go lo the brickyard, sink a well and bring water from there for house use only. Then we would have water worth flopploK the Hp over. I dare say It would cost less than half of this six hundred thousand dollar proposition. a EtBADER. SHOi: HKllKBM ATTACKKl) Bend. Ore.. Auk. 1. 11120. To the Kditor: Vour Cooperation is needed in the mutter of protecting a number of "sucker" citizens of ihis city agttlMt n fraudulent concern opera t 1 n k IhroiiKh iikciiIs and (lie postoffice. Besides myself, there hRte been tunny others who paid In advance for; made to order shoe", but never ro-j calved the shorn. The aganl for the. Worldover Shoo (onipnny of I'rovl-, Ii nee. It. I., worked this town last! November, taking several hundred orders, accord log to bis statement, I have hesrd indirectly of others who never got their shoes, but Da j you will see by the enclosed letter, more definite evidence is needed lo bring these swindlers to Justice. ('mild you mil give this publicity through your paper and notify other1 STANDARD OWED DIVIDKSD CHICAGO. Aug. 3. Directors of I the Standard Oil company of Indiana today declared a cash dfvdiend of f2 rents on each share of capital' stock. The dividend is to he paid on September 1 "Jo all stockholders of i record ut the close of business Aug ust 15. Round Trip Excursion Tickets To all principal Kaitcrn CtttM on sale daily to Sept. 15 Final return limit Oct. 31 Liberal itoprrvrr ;ti v . : --1 g oing or returning Visit the folka "hack East" now while the fares are low WYVt H OUT You an make It if you want lo, Or buy it froofly made !f you have nou-fil. of silver, Thal H what thr- fellow said. You ran drink it if you want lo. 'You will without a doubt, ; Hut lb" dry fiiad will Ret you If you don't watch out. Hy Clarence K. KpriiiK- Low fares alto to Zlon National Park mnd Yailowctone National Park STAGE LINES BEND TO KLAMATH FALLS I.KAVKS DAILY Bend to Klamath Palls, a. m. Bend to Odell Lake mid railroad points, H: I Connections miule. with other stiiRes in Bend and Klamath Kali PHONE i:m-i 0PF1CB FRENCHIE'S SERVICE STATION 7 ititii nth j jOaCaW Ak for frrr; booklet, JfWmw descriptive of theao I mF Phono 54 I j W Win. McHarray ' 1 n i .l:i . aMMewjBaaaaiaawaaaa I PREVENT FOREST FIRES Now in the most dangerous pari of the .season for forest fires. Be careful in the woods. BR00KS-SCANL0N LUMBER CO. Where Is Your Market 7 I'ndouhtcdly tin- secret of many a failure in ad vortisiii"; campaigns (and there are many of them) lies in (he lack of knowledge of just where one's market really is. To use an extreme illustration, what good could possibly come from advertising corsets in the Police Gazette or plug tobacco in the Ladies' Home Jour nal? One manufacturer whose entire product is used hy a technical industry made the mistake of iisinj; daily newspapers, and afterwards found that there were only 22)1 concerns in America engaged in that particular industry. Another house who sells to manufacturers was usin; a trade paper that circulates among jobbers and retaJersand had consumed most of this year's appropriation before discovering that he was miss ing his market entirely. The point is, that there arc many concerns whose only profitable avenue lo sales lies in the use of direct mail. Before launching upon a campaign of advertis ing make a survey of your possible market, and if periodicals do not furnish the medium let us talk to you about ood printed matter to be mailed to your prospects. BEND BULLETIN Advertising Department I 'hone r(;