The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 07, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 TI1K UK NO IlUl.l.KTlN, DAILY KOITION. UK NO, OKKGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1086 The Bend Bulletin DAIIlX KOITION YublUbrri Kvorr Afternoon Except Sunday hf The Jlend Dullctin 1 1 , ratal) Cntcuil us Bacond Clataa matter January 5, HM7, at the Pnatoffice at Bend, Ore,:, n. under Art of March 3, 1879. ROBERT W. SAWYER - - Kdltor-Mnrmrcr HENRY N. FOWLER - - Awoclat Editor An Independent Newspaper, atandtnir for the iquaru deal, clean buwiness, clean POUuM nn.l the beat intercut of Bend and Central Ortfo& SUBSCRIPTION RATES Rr Mall One Year V00 Six monthi II. Three Mouths II.S0 Ilj Carrier One Year tfi.R0 Six Month! M..M) One Month I .CO All subscriptions arc due and l'AYAIU.F. IN ADVANCE. Notice of expiration are mailed subscribers and if renewal is not made ' within reasonable time the pater will be dis continued. I'loarc notify us promptly of any change of addreas, or of failure to receive the rarer : recularly. Otherwise we will m t be rcanoniU bl for copfca i" - : . Make all check! and orders payable to The Brnl Bulletin. FRIDAY. AUGUST 7, US6 A now commandment : Jesus ml id . A new cmnmamlmniii I jdvc unto you. That yo love one another: as 1 have Uiveti ycu. tbtjl ye also love one another. Ity thl.e t-hall all men know that yo urc my disciples. Jt-hn 13:3--;'5. THE RLECTION AND AFTER Uy a vote hardly sufficient to he called overwhelming but yet amply, largo enough for the purpose the poo pie havo indorsed the 3600,000 water bond Issue. Bend Is now committed to ownership of the local water sys tem ard to lumalo creeR as a satire of supply. Aside from the result th THE OLD OPTIMIST How popular the ancient gent who views the modern doings without a sign of discontent, and with no vain be- shrewings! He is BO man to cry, "Alas!" no prophet of dejection; the merchant princes, as they pass, regard him with affection; the children gather round his knees to hear the old man twitter, the housewives list, while shelling peas, to this sunshiny critter. Too many men, when they jrrow old, are filled with indignation : they shake their hoary heads and scold the rising veneration, All things are going to the dogs, true worth is disappearing, the poor old world is slipping cogs, and stripping all its gearing. The boy? are headed for the dump, where modern customs send them, and any delegate's a chump who stands up to defend them. The girls are vain, the dotard rants, they let cheap tilings ensnare them; they're so unlike their sainted aunts it's folly to compare them. All virtue died some years ago, all merit drooped and withered; so often has this tale of woe by sad old men been blithered! So when a man of wintry years gives modern things approval, we greet his blithe remarks with cheers, and weep at his removal. If you are old and if you catch yourself thus sourly yipping. 'twere best to seek the booby hatch your mental works are slipping. man orcaestrti: t p. ni.. o.ieo:'. it: . !6:45 p. m.. propraai; N:la p. m., , 'weather: $:"0 p. m.. program; 10 , p. m.. Harkness orchestra. most iiitere.itinK IhlnK about Ihe vote I Tomorrow la the change from last year's water KI'O, Hale tiros, anil Chronicle, election when nearly twice as many I 80 Francisco. 42S.3 meters 5:.10 more, out of a tots! only slightly p. m.. WarfteM theater: 6:15 p. m . larger, favored these changes. That. I baMball, stocks: i:.'b p. m. however, is neither here nor there. I on hestra : B p. IB., Cahiri.ins. The voting is over and the result Is I KLX. Tribune. Oakland. 503 met known. Everything past Is water un- ors 7 p. m.. aawa. rier the bridge. The future, how this KGO. General Kle.tric. Oakland business Is going to work out, how 1361.1 meters I p. m.. St. Fran is soon the desired changes can he made orchestra; 8 p. m.. sport review; S: l ' these are now the Important qucs-jp. m.. studio program ; 1" p. m.. ttons. Johnson's orchestra. To harard a guess as to how soon KKI. Karle (.. Anthony. Ioa AA1 all changes will be complete wouldjlos. 4G7 meters 5:Q p. m.. K..T.1 be idle. One can. however, list theiiner: l p. m.. nightly doings; 7 p. pi., major things to be done before th Rogers Hawaiian trio: 7:'!o p. ri will of the people Is carried into ef-' c-si'.y contest suggestions; 7:45 p. m.. feci. 'I bookshelf chat: 8 p. ni.. Examln.r: In the first place some settlement 19 p. m.. Inokenty Rocho'f. Raariaa automobile. must be made with the bond houses i baritone: John I'tkin. tenor: 16 n that have the contract for these m.. Packard Radio club: 11 p. m HAMI'IONSItH' AT STAKK bends, t'nlcss they are willing to ac- midnight frolic, stars of siage and (U. P. Win to Th ra4 Bulletin! cept the city's annulment of the con- screen. ) EAST CHICAGO, fad.; Ang 7. tract they will either get the bonds I KHJ, Times. Los Angeles. 405.2 1 The welterweight championship of now or site for damages. There is meters 6:30 p. m.. children's hour, the world will be at stake whin an Important matter to be settled. S p. m.. program: 1! p. m. Hick- Mickey Walker and Billy Walla : Another thing that should be done; man's orchestra; 11:30 p. m.. Lostiinto the ring here tonight. Both immediately end undoubtedly will I Angels of KHJ. be la the opening of negotiations! KXX. Express. Loa Angeles. r..".7 with th'.' company to set the price on meters -7:30 p. m.. organ recital: 10 p. m.. Lyraaa'l orchestra; 11 p. .. Hollywool night. KOW, Oregnnlan. Portland. 491", meters 6 and 10 p. m.. Soulier's orchestra. KFOA. U'aodes Store. Seattle. ' 45 1.3 meters 6 p. m.. Hoffman or chestra: 6 p. m., baseball; S:3" p. m. m.. llarkness orchestra. Building Rock Here ' Attracts U. of W. Dean (Coatlnutd trott piit 1 ) 1 Robarta wbtn (itKiussiitu tho hut I potM of tii- trip Into iho t'ontral Oro-1 ,ti n I'tMiniry. Thtfi ll ti tondoucy tn tho oust to uit itoufl of varying color I tor butldlni purposoti wii! dark Bol oiid rookfl for tnv foundation and I .sionos ItKhtor in eolOV for tAt ttppOF ' juiris of Itrttotliroti : 11 tho (loan of tho Wachiiu'ton ooltofl tf nilnos. In u vii tuity of Hoiul ihoro nro a varto-l m of Htotios iflttObU for bftlldlni Pttfl i'l srs. h puintt'tl on:. Dlatnoiltt) mim. s VUltnl Control Ortifon has tn tho dtaton! tti ntnai at Lowar BHdM a uroat ! asset, it is tha opinion of Daan Rob" lit.;, who vla&tad thv mtoaa yaatardOTi acoompaniad by Banta Wban ihs enaalnli tho dtatouacaotta dapoalti loan HnhertH brtofly roviowod tii prohublo kooIokh history of tho I owof Uru' fortnutton vulloyn hlockoit tty molti'it lava, tho forma tion of roat lakes tho ilopositiim of tl.o miorosropff prottutivo oovortiiK of tho dlatottii tho aruptlon of voi c: rooa and nonaaqnint howors of nshos nntl stouott. Although it baa its many u.-os. tho Lovar Brldaja diatom :i' ts ;oo noft for huiUllns material. I i an Kobprta montlono!. Whan Daan Robarti wy dtaouatlni tht rooks of tho t'ontral OfOCOn ooun-1 tty uhifh are Mittahle for homo ant! rtftcv hulUltiiRH, ho roforrod to tho durabU pink ato&a thai was naad in tba construction of the lt..al railroail ' station, tho Pfaabytartan ahnrab anc I Olbar .struo;uros tn Band. Anotho! ! daflmblo material in that used in the i irstruction of the firrphir in the lMlot Bntta inn. Daan Robarta point-j od out that tho black basalt ho com-1 rnon In Ilonil if most itottlrublu for, tonndattonii Wanta Uajbl Mono The kind f bnUdini niatarbil da- d by adatani capitalULs ts one v !nih i i.hl in 'Aolcht. hk hoH an dnrabla. Tho "pink sumo" of th lit ml country nppro-.ehcs such a ma t rial. Dean UoIk rtx romarkod. at though ho did not lay that it vbnld ba Ktvon foriou? ebaaldarntlou nnrii ill dopoMn on tho Pacific coani hm' hi n in-pcc ti d. To in: .ivallubio tn l.t ilders, stono ntttabla for ronsirnc tton purple must be located near a rullroad. tho vlsitipte dean said. Krom ttond, D..n Robert s and Ui:iU planned to leave today for thv ! attltna muunta.n and NVwlHrry cra ter, whtro tho pamico depOHlts will bo examined Krom Ihtl point they will c. iMit!: to California by tbfl way o Crater lake. Daan Kobem was in th Paaehtft lountry on one prcriotis occasion. In l'-'M. when ho mndo a trip through Walker, the pre&ent titleholdrr. and tl.o mid aUUa country on a pack trait: hi Krvlish challenKer dropped heavy Wanted !!," buys with Indian suits. Report at Cap itol Theatre at eleven o'clock Saturday morning. YOUR INSPECTION INVITED pi' Captain Bali io Visit With Canadian Police Accompanied by lieorKo Pauley ;'nd John licyburn. Jr.. Uev. Kranrts H. Hall, pastor of the local Kpiscoril church, will l.vive for tho Canadian S;aes Ilockies Friday Uev. Ball when in t'.ir.ada hopes to see some of his army fi lends who i.re now stationed with the Canadian northwest mounted po lice at Banff. In the absence of Ilev. Ball. C. Ed ward Hopkins, a student for the min istry at Theological Colle.se of St. John the Evangelist. (Ireeley, Colo rado, will hold the recular BIOfBlaS serviies and the children's services on the last thrre Sundays of Aukiis: Kev. Ball. Pauley and lleyhurn plan to make the trip north and back i.; two weeks. They will travel by the water system. Possibly the com pany will say that it has already aaiad its price. A price has been named, as is well known. If that is .Its rock bottom llsure and if the city thinks it too hiKh. condemnation will be the only way out. That is likely to be a lonp drawn out bttslBMi Settlement of the question whether Times; 10 p anything must be paid the Tomato district for taking water from the BXFtiOMOS KILLS M.N'K creek must come. That. also, is likely i (U. P. Leud Wire to Th BMi BiDtthO HOME. Aug. T. An explosion I training. Wells must win by out to get the title. kiiock- EIRKMA.N KIM.IJ) (D. P. Lrmcl Wir, to Tk lin,l kMU SEATTLE. Aug. 7. -Ono fireman was Instantly killed, unother fatally injured and four other firemen were injured shortly before noon today when a fire truck crashed into a pole. YOUR HEALTH IO PBKDRRICK STIUCKfcR. II. t . j .' Li. -nr.!-;' OfOOM S;atr Ilftard of It .. id not have occurred if the prOjTH cautions had been taken Durtm tho tuitno year. 188 iuiants died. Many of them could have boon saved if their mothers bad bad a bet lor undaratandtnf r their care, espe cially during sickness. Ktho .it ion o( tnothors and mithors to. bo would nave many lives both their own and their children's. Kor tbtl reason, tho bureau of child hyKfono of the Ore Hon state board of health has pro pared a tartai f lattan t" protpac ttvo mothers, which are sent monthly before tba babV comes, and tor four months thereafter These U tters take up. In a simpb way, tho thiiiKit a mother should know and should do to prepare for her baby's com In it. They advise her of the precautions she should takf at various times, and what daiiKor ttUnuls to look for. They tell her how to go about conserving her health, and that of lo r unborn child The second series of letter kIvos her pointers on lakim: cure of the new hhy. in the same way. Many expressions of appraolatlon have been received from women who received these letters and from their doctors. It doc. not seem to be koii trally known, however, that the let ters are available Physicians who have patients whom tlo y would Ilk. t(u series Koni t". l"oKI nend ihi' patient's name to Ihe Itureau of child rfystaan. state Board of RMItBi PbrtJbnd. Proa0aotlira moth ers who would like the IcINth shoilbl send a raOjnaal to t h same otftoa A selection of the bent pamphlet ami litiTuture available on various ttbjtcta connaetad with tin- lattan is' s-nt out with the latter There W no c.st whatever connected with this service. T BBT PI N I II U t M hhinaral aaitlaai wiii be bold hara a 2 o'clock Battday afternoon from he I.nthrrnn church for Trkd Twt, brother of Thomnn Twent of thin city, who died at liU home in Liberty, Washington, early In Ihe week. r.t:i tiKTH imwi: naivnv it'. IV I.'ftv-1 Alivt'iTha- IWn.l Itullctml DKTROIT, Auk. - Tba t-at Metal Airplane Company b. cnu-s a division of the Cord Motor Company, an announcement of the lutler ron M rn slated (bdi I Everything for Your Home Latest designs in Living Room, Bed Room, Dining Room mid Everything for tii' Kitchen. Before buying get our prices !' fair tn your home town merchant lie int.- your interests at heart, Every article superior in quality ami priced low. Visit Our Exchange Department ALL KINDS OK FLOOR COVERING l so Your Credit at Bend Furniture Co. Complete Home Furnishers to be a lornr drawn out affair and the sooner n is started ine oeuer. powd- factorv at LVSO t'.dav f!;i,..k And finally there is the huildinjc . thp ,wn sen ri(,.nts rtnblBK lato ol tne pise line up the Tumalo. Tnat might lo started this fall. It I ine s.ree.:i a::n istiiieo in kmi,1:-' ta" l Hint' neraoes. Sevral were wotindi d hardly he finished before next sum- OA BY WTRJBCK VICTIM SAtOm, Ore.. Aug. 7. A baby was killeil and several persons voro seri ously injured in an atttomooile mis hap on the Pacific highway r.enr here today. B'.er. And. of course, there would be no point in finishing before the city had-talten over the company's system. There will be lots of other things the eppointment of a water hoard, a decision whether wood pipe or steel shall be used, acquisition of rights of way and of a reservoir site, the creation of an organization, and many others, but the big ones are the four mentioned above. They will take a lot of work. A man who smokes 20 cigarette each day smokes a mile of cigarettes IS a little over three years. The origin of the word coral is poetical. It is from two Oriek uords signifying "daughter of the sea." II M Attol I HOTHHRM7 It has been said that to become a mother is more dangerous than to be a soldier In a front line trench While this Is something of nn exag geration t particularly In stall's like Oregon ubi re the people live under good conditions! It docs remind 11 that motherhood is a much Bora dangerous undertaking than It has any right to ba. In IfM, in Oregon I OS mothers lost their lives In giv ing birth to children. It Is certain that a larg' proportion of th"se deaths f as unnecessary, and would MOVIES ZM: GRK1 I I1VM UK! RKATKti W I vi OF i M PI I :;s i.n As radically as u covered wagon offers from an automobile, to u rnld woHtorn town of ISTr, differs, from ono of the present duy. No section of tlo Vnttrr vorld h.oi i i .1 n i i mm b Iti the paM .1" rs as havi tho town of Kiinsas. Mis 10 nrti olorodoi Hon tana and wye ming. a. motion tdcture dltaatOTl have dtaoovafad to their cot arbaai fiideiivorlhK to recreate for tto- fllnm nome vanlnhed center. The lepy fn-irhilnn t.it t the old w-.i ure today bnatllnn cities. Kor the irodn lion of alio tirey's The Tbandartni Hard." which wti- llain K Howard directed for POTt mount. .111 ex.n t KOPltca of an Old llttM trad (nil poul built. Pioneer de- dared ii won correct In ccr detail, iCOOfdlni to their metnorb'h of old tow nn snch ns Tort Worth Vlll.ige, Dodfl City and Sail Lake City It: the pbOtOBlay th" town In Just itartini to boom, as graal annban of bnntari nub to the buffalo flalda. Half a dozen building have sprung jp aboui po-.t Tlo'M' bulldlngM 1 re occupied by milooiii and dauci ball The picture reallHtlcally portrays th" udveninreH (f tvo of the tinny 1 aravaiiH that started for Un- far iv ihl An exciting Indian battle and are lien in ill! photoplay, which will open at th Capitol theater lievl Monday foi four lUy run. O. S. PHILLIPS, M. h Ktc, Knr, Nn-ntui Chroal HparlallM nnnaar I7-1B O'Kaaa BM Ilonri: 9 In I i. Z to T. 10. 7 lo I'tloilM tlfflin I 7 T. J. Ilea, llti .' .uinbermnn's Baapltal OaHlftaata OOad M re NELL MARK Kb CI HI. Ii --I I KIKIII II'HKH TI I'IM. Main Lobby I'll"' Ilutii- Inn Msaagar Bead iirunch Oregon State Motor AsniMiatlnii S B 3 I K B i 9 I) i 1 I D l 9 I 9 1 E I ! RADIO I Saturday and Monday Specials For two days, all Men's, Women's and Children's Sandals and Tennis Shoes will be priced at a saving of one-third to one-half. Today , KI'O. Hale Ilros. and Chronicle, : San Francisco. 428.1! meters 4:30 if p. m.. Kelger'H orchestra; 0:,0 p. m., I'.tK Brother; 6:80 p. m.. baseball, stocks; CrlS p. in.. Warfleld theater: 7 p. in.. I'll lace orchestra; 8 p. in.Jg Palftce orchestra. n KLX, Tribune. Oakland, Bnfl met-1 1 ore- 8 p. m., children's hour; 7 p. . S in., now: S p. m., musical protrram;.' I): 15 p. m., Oerunovlch'a Knterlaln- fl era. KOO, General Electric, Oakland, 1(1.1 mnters 4 p. m., Si. Francis. orchestra; 6:80 p, m., Kiris' huirjB hour; 0 p. in.. Black's orchestra; V h p. m.. news. KFI. Karle t'. Anthony, Los Ange-I les, 1 117 meters 5:30 p. m.. Kxnm-!! Bier: 6 p. in., nightly doings; 7 p. Examiner; x p. m., organ recital; !l p. m., C. S. lie Iinn and quintet ; 111 p. ii... John Sttiiillmiin nrlist pu pils. KHJ, Times, Los Angeles, 400.2 nielei'M 8 : :io p. in., children's hour: 7:;iu p. m., "lloiniince of Santa Pe Trail," Cladys lie Will; S p. in., pro gram; in p. tn., Hickman's orchestra. knx. Bxpress, Los Angeles, :i;!T ntelers 6:30 p. nt . golf talk, organ ! recital; 7 and 7:80 p. m program; II 8 n. in.. Wosl ('oust theaters; n p. m., I progrum; 11 p. m., Lymun's .orches- I tra. ' ; , oregonian, I'ortiand, ibi.o meters 7:110 p. m.. news; 8 p. m.,1 toitccrt. u Men's V-neck slip-over, blazer Shirts and Sweaters, assorted patterns, very special $5.48 Mail's Work Shoes, liht-medium weight, $1.95 $3.95 Men's Dress Shoe dovan black ;md Oxfords, cor $3.85 o $4.95 MEN'S SOCKS Men's Work Socks 15c, 20c Men's Mercerized Socks 25c, 27c - m B N - M Men's Silk Socks 39c, 48c, 69c MEN'S Dress Caps ATS A ND ( ACS $1.85, $2.50 Work Hats ... 69c, $2.50 Drew Hats $.50, $4, $4.50 Men's, Dress Shirt-;, Broadcloth, Madras and French Flannels, band and collar d 1 CZL S O QQ attached, vP 1 tP.0 Men's Work Shirts, fine ( hambray. Blue and Gray, full cut and well made Athletic and B&lbrl&g&Tl Union Suits 69c 79 c Full cut, bib Overalls, blue denim heavy weight $1.35 Ladies I'atent Bumps medium and low heels and Oxfords, $3.48 ta $4.98 Ladiei Hose 89c Full fashioned pure Silk Hose MANY OTHER ARTICLES, SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE 1NGLY LOW PB1CES $1.39 AT CORRESPOND- WORKSNGMEN'S STORE VALL STREET 'aim Otlvc Talc TCj w Save Time Save Steps Save Money For tho looi Everyday Necessities For tin- Home and Yourself. 88lnoli ajaBhatt, excellent qaallt, ami new aatlerai IMt yard Same Quality us above, 27 Inohti wide, yard lea 48loeh Stamped Pillow Caaoa, walla Uiey laal i.ihi pair n. M. ('. COUMIM ARM VSWt til difforcnl Midifoft ol fMitmhd rnnltfiolderj comoo. Padlookf, u OOd one for lot Otfteri op io hoc Palntii, Varnlihea, Doooratlve rSnnmotSi and color int io htm Paiol BraahM... IBe in SBe A Oilliiliie Tlieimoii I tut tic-, pint nle; (llafantoad to keep liquids hdl or coiii tor ii bonfa, anmi bunch Kit, odmnleta VI, on ITountaiii Pona, tftiorantood qniiiiiy utte Hox Papon in nil tba tints..., , 'j.ic Dtbem at Sffc and BOa WM ,iii': iiii.viioi .M'.i i;i!-i ron nt vic hVI'I'MAM old Cloth Tabid Patterns, prlooi r. 00c to BOc MRS. V. A. SMITH Nnbonfl Riibbiw CtorMHUi kind si tk Ptuma B08M r. 0 Doi 10 CENTRAL OREGONS AUTO MACHINE SHOJ- A. B, At LI Aiaoelaled m-iu Mlnncota iii-nr Id, nil. riinnc IVl.U W. (',. Manning. I). M. h ijpiuistry Hiiitc BM O'Kunr lllit. i Pheaa i7a w. itrmi, On DEPENDABILITY STRENGTH EVERLASTING- 'I I b M I N IhO Plltln slnry l QOMtfUCtlOfl llono iti iiuiirrrtr, OnPci nbhn Uib puiiiitrucl inn liisls furcvrt. ITtltl (nn i!cicii(l on II WlthOUl w m r beontUN) you know n ran, Concrete is the Cheapest Costing In the Lollg Run Deschutes Concrete Pipe Company i'Kom; Imp DR. ROY REYNOLDS Chiropractor 0'Kane Bldg., Phdne ' ' Dr. Herbert, B. Mallett Chiropractic Specialist