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THE REND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1!'25
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 18SS
Perfect safety -Kenr thou not:
for 1 am with thee; be not ills
nia.veil: for 1 am thy Qodi I Will
Strengthen thee; yea. I will help
thee, yea, 1 fill uphold thee
with the ritilit hum! of my rigbt
iustieKs. isu. 41:10.
KOI! CLEAN ELECTIONS
Whatever may he the result of to
day's election we believe that every
citizen interested In the proper con
duct of civic affairs will agree that
Rteps should be taken fo safeguard
future elections against all that has
Keen possible today and against some
of the things that have actually oc
curred. It Is of the greatest impor
tance that our elections be kept free
from any taint of fraud. Honest par
tisans of either side would not want
success won by shady or dishonest
methods.
Heing a special city election for
which no particular rules have been:
set by the council other than the des-
nation of judges, polling places and
hours, today's election is being con
ducted without the enforcement of
any requirements as to registration
or precinct residence. Anyone may
vote anywhere and there is nothing,
to hinder. With no registration lists
liuuse there is no check on those who
may claim the right to vote and with
no precinct boundaries being ob
served one may vote at all three vot
ing places without hindrance.
At any election, of course, held by!
the slate or county, registration Usui
are used and residence within the'
precinct where a ballot is sought to I
bp cast is required. It would not be 1
u difficult thing to establish precincts
for a special city election nor to make
up poll or registration hooks that
'would give the same safeguards as in
a state election. There would be
some expense but It would be worth
while.
The thing that has occurred that
should be frowned upon by all who
SPASMODIC THRIFT
Not till tlic weeks that journey by are thrift weeks in
our homo; we put the kopecks down in lye, ami watch the
liquid foam. The grand&ire has his bank account, each
member of the clan salts down a large or small amount,
ami soals it in a can. No wolves tiro yapping at our door,
in gaunt and hungry ranks: they're chasing weary wights
who bore no bundles to the banks, There is a thrift week
ovory year when workers tiro implored to shun the course
that costs them dear, anil stive a little hoard, Good men
and great rear up and show, by means of tongue and pen.
that every one should stive the dough, the scads, the iron
men. Hut when the week of thrift is spent the voices die
away, and there is none to brace the gent who saved coin
for it day. " 'Twould take a million years," lie sighs, "to
fill the smallest bin: so like a phoenix 1 will rise and blow
my savings ill." A week of saving now and then won't
make your assets climb; men garner picayune and yen by
saving all the time. At first it seems a dismal chore, too
beastly slow, you wot: "Far better seek the Racket store."
you say, "and burn the lot." But if you grimly persevere
that thought will pass eftsoons: and when you've saved,
perhaps a year, you'll view the bright doubloons; you'll look
with awe upon the same, the doubloons fair to see; and
saving then becomes a game that's fraught with endless
glee. You have the buck the plunk, the bone, safe in your
little poke: and half the troubles you have known will fade
away like smoke.
MAFALDA
50
of yixir life is spent within
the four walls of your home. Gray, Jiiij;y
or dilapidated, they make, every day u
disappointment.
But bright and gny with fresh clean
paint and varnish, working und leisure
noun are a constant pleasure.
The pleasure and efficiency of thoce
living indoors, justifies the trilling cum
ol repainting. And the increased value
of your property (because it is freshly
painted and preserved against dilapida
tion) makes painting an actual saving
in money.
Ask your dealer for Coor Cards.
Ask your painter hr an estimate.
For the life of her Mafalda could here you'v,
not help practicing what she called a of me!"
ben anil clicked ahead
"closeup" of her fire-lit face in the
glass. It was dark over the hearth,
and the reversed lighting from the
fire, as becoming as the reflected
light of snow to all young faces. In
trigued her.
Slowly she smiled at her reflection,
showing her perfect teeth. Then she
gently turned her head from side to
side, scowled and narrowed her eyes.
till her face bore a sinister and cruel
aspect.
She turned around suddenly.
"It was a Talmadge film." she said.
"Good?" asked llareth.
.Maffie. don't talk like that!"
pleaded Jill.
"Oh. rut it out! I'm not picking
on you I'm as pleased as yu are.
You've done pretty well. After all
there's two of Them. Ills brother-
"What do you want to know them
for?"
Maffie's eyes narrowed.
"Several reasons." she said "The
first is they're swells."
"Swells? What do you mean?"
"1 mean what I say. I've kept my
eves and ears open: I've picked up
m
lap
L I I I
"Jh. Norma did her best
pretty fair. See here!"
flareth. standing at Jill's side,
watched the girl's face in the fire's
glow, half lost in admiration of what
nre Interested In decent election pro-1 a lrulv remarkable and precocl
cedure Is the circulation of hand bills
ous control of facial expression
Mafalda. standing before him. al
most without moving, skimmed one
of the reels of the film. Languor.
twas all the talk I can about them. There's
a mystery about those Pembroke boys
and I like mysteries."
"I don't!" said Jill.
"No. you're too big a fool. See
here, can't yon tell with shut eyes
that they're not the same clip as the
fellows we know? tine's only a
painter, and the other makes songs,
and they're shabby as tramps but
car that cost ten thou
sand at least, and a girl got out of it
which conform in no particular to the
requirements of the corrupt practice
m-l I'r.uull.lv -I an, . . r.U-
In the case of city elections. In that 1 Pri.In. dimpling smiles, pensiveness. ; they're .lass! I saw a 1-anrheslcr
case an ordinance covering its chief ';a"- Plotting, all flitted across limousine car pull up at their door
m-ovisions should be enacted. "er e Th,n " terrible expression BBW wees
11 is .is liiwiil.nl 1 1,,,, eiiv olec.lof fear made Jill break silence.
tlons be keftt clean as those 'of the' "I'on't look like that. Maffie!" she, wearing a frock that wasn t bought
state or county. ipleaded. "You look awful!" . for thirty guineas she was all dolled
Mafalda's fare Immediately com- ur like a society star on the pictures
The New York boxing commission P" smiled a gratified And she went up to the garret I saw
! smile. iter 111 me wintiow. i neir name s
"Did I scare you. old Mops and , I embroke. There's a rich guy in the
force him to do that '''rooms? That's just what I wanted ' city by that name Sir Something
for very speedv re- '" d": She nodded to Gareth. "It's I'i mbroke I saw his picture in the
1 those tragic expressions are the most Mirror. 1 nose noys are something 10
' dtrf to get. 1 know that any fool ; do with him."
jean look sweet and lollipoppy. Hut I "You have films on the brain, Maf-
!I tell you. kid. when I hit the movies, fie. said Jill impatiently, "and you
I I'm going to show 'em the real stuff. , are talking nonsense If they have
111 put it over In the big parts. ThejCll friends, what are they doing in
'llara girl and Mary Plcktord Willi garret down this way. where no
jhave to look for their Jobs then. I, body lives if they don't have to?"
know It! I can beat 'em to a pair of Mafalda rose.
'dolls!" "That." she said 'iiiietly. "is Jiist
fturell, Pcmlirnlte rliil nut tell her What I m going to get onto. 111 find
GriUlUC Next Week n was talking nonsense. 'nt. We'll keep thai appointment."
O i don't know much about the she stretched herself. ,;,,! (Irs
, . , I , , ' movies." said he. admiringlv, "but I shillings. Jill? I ll pay you Satur-
Several hundred people from all I , , .. , . - . , Amm "
. , . . ... , I ufl know you d make the finest facial ". ,
' I model I've ever seen, and'mv brother 1 sighed. She knew what Maf-
;Owen would give his head to sketch wi Saturday meant,
you! He'd have ihose expressions of "You can't be going to tin- pit lures
(yours down on paper so that you'd SSatB tonight, Maffie?"
i mistake them for yourself. Look
Is trying to get Dcmpsey to fight.
When you remember that even Uncle 1
Sam could not
you don t look for very speedy re
sults in New York.
That was an odd fire in Prlnevlllel
that damaged all but the tender purt j
of an engine.
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PAINTS &
VARNISHES
Wall-Dura
Af fVlll'.l, t,t4 tftj
1 48 Oregon Ave.
a
Phone 36-J
with a
That's
"Pete? "
"Rial to Pete." said Uaffl
lourh of defiance "My DO
lot news lo you, is It ?"
"I wish yon didn't go ubout with
Pete, Muffle I don't think lie's"
(To be continued)
Telephone Company Stock
To be Sold Locally, Plan
pun ha
HOOKH w M It PIKKD
K liner Hit hurtlr. ur rent fit Tin
life, wat r life.
Many to Enjoy Picnic
Of Grange Next Week
Chess experts from Australia. New
Zealand. Bouth America anil South
Africa are iii engage in a tournament
at ( ape Town fr the i-hamplonshlp
of the southern hemisphere.
tin
Announcement is made by .1. 1. 1 sjshl hi " poHi ' toawa him wltb
Balther. local manager for the P
elfle Telephone Telegraph t'o of
a thrift plan whereby Investors will
be permitted to pun-hase stork In
tfae corporation 'in partial payments
The Bend off lie will be a brant'h of
the Hell Telephone Seiurliles toin
' puny to reeelve upplii-nllons for stork
bottle aboiil
, fine of tl
morning mi
, session
his peraon, was iivea a
in rerorder n roiiri thla
it rhargc of littit,i po
MRS. V. A. SMITH
tC"t tr
Nuhonn HiiIiImt ('onctn nnd Silk
lilnRerle
Mrn'ri nnd l . 1 1 - IltMlrry
PboM I08M r. o. Hoi h
O. S. PHILLIPS, M. 1).
Kye, I nt . Nose nnd
Throat Sperlnllst
lloomi 17-111 O'Kaaa itida
Hours: 9 lo 12, 2 to 6:90, 7 to b
i'hones: Offlcn 176 J. lies. 12U j
Lumberman's Hospital Cortltlcaie
Oood Here
purls of Deachotea county will be
in attendance at the grange picnic to
be held at the IMalnview loinmiinity
hall August 12. it Is the belief of
those in charge of the program.
The morning session, starting ut
10:3(1. will be for the grange mem
bers, the afternoon session will be
open lo the publir and tin- evening.
session will be for the Pomona
graniie members. W. ). II. IJohsoti.
secretary ol tin Oregon state Cham
ber of Commerce, and P. L. Ballard,
o. A. c. larm epeolallat, will be pres
ent. It is possible that the congres
sional delegation, coming lo Central
Oregon August 12, will visit the pit
BIO.
I am if you've got five bob," said
here, will you let him? Will jrOV I afafalda. JIM gave Her the money.
"Thanks, old dear. You're a good
little sort and you shan't lose bv It.
come round to oar studio some time
ant have him draw you?"
"Will a duck swim:" saitl Mafalda ! W Mafalda gratefully. "Pete's com
QnlCkly, and she held out a slim olive j f"r me He's out of a Job
paw to Oareth, letting It rest for apoor kid."
his hand.
'Shake on
moment
that!"
The boy turned to Jill.
".Miss Beaton, It's a sin to let, a
I Voice like yours lie Idle. Won't you
looms, too, and let me help you? Come
round to teu, both of you say to-
I morrow! "
"Two birds with one stone!" sal
' Mafalda. "Of cottrae she'll come.'
"I--I don't know-" stammered 1
j .Nil confusedly.
WASHINCTDN. Aug. 6. The I "Honl you I df! Here, why not
navy dirigible Shenandoah will be lU)p and hare tea with us here, nowI"
filled up this week with a machine1 Oareth glanr, tl in the, lock,
gun battery at 10 guns and a trained "' l,,v" '" '"" Owen's aralttngl
crow to operate Ihem. the navy de-1 for me. (lot lo run. You'll Come, I
purtment announced today. won't you?" In: pleaded, turning to
Shenandoah to Carry
Machine Gun Battery
saiojj
TWO will be set up ill the forward
gondolas, two aft. two mounted on; I II bring her! said Muralda. And
top of the dirigible and one In each 'die next moment Cnreth Pembroke I
ol the power curs. w-as gone.
Tho in .i.i Hal ton was made for ex-l Mafic threw herself in thS broken
perlmental purposes. I armchair ami, fixing her eyes on jm.j
Plans arc being completed for ihojbroke Lntoa.poal of impish laughter. j
Bpenaadoah's western trip about Sep "ion Puss!" she Qxclalraad,
Travel
Although not every man
travail all Hot way lo Kgypt
to see a camel, everybody
takes a trip sometime, if only
lo a neighboring slate.
Probably that Is why 727
Traveler.- accldefll policy holds
ers were hurl during one year
wlille traveling and nearly
ol all accident claims report
ed were based upon Injuries
received in ibis way.
Certain Travelers Accident
policies will pay double for
many accidents of travel Oct
your policy today!
J. C. Rhodes
"Insurance in All lis Branches'1
leinlter 1, llin deiiat i mi ni iiniioiinccd
Although the ilelailetl Itinerary has
not been approved. It is slated Ihe
ship win visit Detroit, Minneapolis,
St. Pit til and lies Moines, la.
"standing there as if butter wouldn't
in 1 1 in your mouth. Who'd have
thought II of you'.' Km- a week past
l ie meant to know thai boy if i had
to throw a brick at Ills head and
NELL MARKKL
Pt'BMC BTENOOBAPHER
Tvrivo
Main Lobby Pilot liiillc Inn
Manager Bend Branch
Oregon State Motor Association
NEW VICTOR
RECORDS
August 7, 1925
1D712I Wonder If We'll Ever Meet Again,
Dear Old (ial of Mine Tommy Lyman
" Montmartre Rose Tommy. Lyman
19710 ROW I ROW I R0SieF0X Trot Vocal
refrain George Olson and His Music
" Say Arabella FpX Trot Vocal refrain
George Olson and His Music
19714The Prisoner's Song Waltz Vocal
refrain International Novelty Orch.
" After the Hall Waltz Vocal refrain
International Novelty Orchestra
Magill & Erskine
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