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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1925)
I LUIV. fi THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1986 sam r' Mafalda took his iiriu and passed MAFAL ; .'om (loodwin (fulilii turned on her In a midden ' well. He was supple as iuaki uf pussiun. .ilnmt lo strike. But he looked ex- loti't give me any of that atatf! sctl) what he was h typical young fa In you to lecture me?" she "tough." very carefully dressed in hla furiously. "Who is It you slip host clothes. Ills skin uus a clear o.qiilct to sec with never a word ..live, and ap ollej black curl lay over p iibout It eht Who's tin- swell his forehead. There, wit an air 01 ntrength and getlvity about hnu. like a ni:m built on steel wires and sprinsn. "Will you conic in?" said Jill niiletiy. "Mafalda win be down In a moment. Pete entered and stood twisting his hat in his hands, like a man embax- out wiih h'm into Planer's alley, with , Jill's five shillings us her sole capi tal. Jill am down mid looked nt the piano where ilareth Pembroke Bd but. Por u while she was silent, With a tichtentui ai the throat, she won-' dered What she would lo if any man i ever Looked a; her as UtaKo I'ete bail looked ai kUfatda. j And retleotlnc, she reinemhered this) Mr. sell lieathowUe had looked a; her rather like that, lin Mr, Heatheredgs was different. au meet at the corner tea rooms. yotflf nerve to talk to nie liki I was perfectly horrified. She never looked upon her gcqualnl-tt-ilh Mr. Heather., i.e in this , She had no idea that Mafalda anything about it. She looked lalufdu. lier lips trembled, and levi s tiiieit wnn lears. lafaldu stepped right up to her i slid on arm around lie neck. rassed. " 'Frald I'm 111 the way. Miss J, 11." he said. His voice and tone surprised Jill, and lie saw ri: and Bmlled quickly When I..' smile. 1 his fare Hi up and lost the rather sinister mid danger ous look it wore normally. "I get you." he said. "Vou rc won dering' I don't talk like a spaghetti: That's easy. My folk were horn at I.eghoru. hut I Was raised In N'York.' "New York!" exclaimed Jill. "An" wish I was hack there. 1 Iter ward fHAl'TKR IV Itliitto Pete mint's all risht:" s!ie s.'.id son::-, y. 'Tin only kidding. Jill. I ft waul to worry you. Y'ou have r fun. and let me have mine: P's my boy I couldn't live with-pete- " htre w;is a run at the door. h'hefs Pete:" said Mafalda. dnrt- L. ih. iir -I .t.,n- mm him worked nt the ferry wharf Lime like this. Let him in. Jill. 1 R"ss ' Two lie I set Into my glad rugs!" - ' " fell hesitated a moment, walked to ' '' 1,1 ' :l" ru' door and opened It. Pete stood 1 1:1 the step. " V, silPnt' h-,d n,el Pele l,efre hut or.lv "W- n( ODserVe,!. I m on tne I brleflv. This was the first time leT?I- You want to get that. Kight i had KOt a full and close Imprea- on lh !" ' t. (lf ,jni "Oh yes." said Jill, embarrassed iKvenln'. Miss Jill!" he said upolo- hcr ,,,rn- 11 "8 disconcerting to fpkHv .nuH' in r uiuiiiuu rvcui u- mis, L a about 22. and unmistak-i "Ani I'm mighty glad." he laid Italian, of a type common along --rmsily. "that Mafalda's got a slstsi bbatheast waterside. Pete was aa 'lkc 011- Yo"'rc Jusl ,ne s!?,or M: (' kus Mafalda herself, but whereas ')"-h' ' ,,:'v' ' T; ' - ""'' ! yes were deep violet, his were '-kp Maffie. I know I ain't cood Mark He OTtmnr.lln.rlW CUOUgll for her. Rut 1 wish She C.U i.1 looking, and carrietl himself you had always lived logether. 'stead - 01 only since you came Here to tills lace. She uin'1 had the advnntngOF ou have: she was raised different but there's only Maffie on the map: IVrectly I seen her I said "that's the one: I fell to her. once an' for all. And I'm on the level, don t forget that. I'm looking after Maffie." Ills expression changed SO swiftly I that Jill, looking at hint, fell afraid. "Gee!" he said through his teeth. . "If a guy was to try an' start any thing with Muffle." At that moment Mafalda came down, resplendent and glowing. She culled out joyfully to Pete, who took i her hands hi bis. and Jill watched hla face. "t'omc on, Pete!" said Mafalda. I ' Goodby. old CTndereUa dear. We ! mustn't he late getting there." "And don't be late coming in," said Jill. "I'll see she ain't late. Miss Jill." said Rlap.o Pete "iiietlv. At 10:60 Mafalda ,ame In. Thai damp of tb street glistened like jew-j ela on her hair: hor eyes shone wilhi a shepy, cat-like luster. "Had great timet Jill," she said. as her slater rose from tha chair by the fire. "What do yon llilt.k ofj Pen- .' Isn't he like Juan Kodrlgue.-. , in a child of tha sou'ii ? That's what Pete is. That's what 1 am, too. 1 btonf where the sun shine- an' the blood runs warm." She shot a side long, prtvorative glance at Jill. "Pete used to carry a knife. He gave it up on my 11,','eunt." Jill looked up. startled. "But i told him to keep on wiih it. Why shouldn't he? Sometimes 1 think, I'd like to carry one myself " ".Maffie." said Jliil. ashast. Mafalda laughed gently. "It's easy to scare you. Jill." She' stretched her hands to the dying em-1 l.ers of the fire. "Qui anything to; eai? It didn't run to supper." "There's some bread and chtese and som cold rice pudding." Tfh!" said Mafalda "I hate, bread and cheese, and I loathe rice j pudding. You're an awful house-1 i.eeper. JUI! Y'ou can't soar above J rice pudding and sauag-s. Sans. ices for breakfast, sausages ior tea! She 111 a caudle. "I'm going to bed. QtVS me some mere caBdlSB 1 eaii'l go with only this thing. 1 wan: to get I the righi light on my net before I ; tarn in. You don't understand that ": Jii! gave her two half caiulo's mil ' of a box In the cupboard. Wiih a perfunctory word of thanks. Mailt!.:.: i took them aud weni upstairs to the I lop bedroom. She locked the door. Ill the can-! lies, and seising them at her side sh--' shifted Hum from time lo time, var: ing the light on her face as she stud-1 ied it in tht glass, the liny facial I tnUSCles contracting and relaxiue. thej eyelids narrowing and opening. It was no surfio e vanity which im pelled the girl frequently to sit there; hour after hour, often starved and cold trying to catch on her chll list : re '. Ill It . yet U lis, :intP"d line atlu IM''"",'w'l'f'M"1""1'"""'"""""""1 and the concentration of her dsaSrt and Will upon one object boded well! bar clothes on the floor for her success. Densely ignorant of I the world and of life. Maffie had none the less a wonderful Inborn mlmfe power. Day by day. at the cinema where she was so earnest a A Re Bargain! $1.35 v 99c A Backet Full of Procter & Gamble Soaps io Gaksa l' and G Naphtha I C;ikt Gu 'St Ivory I Pkg, Chipso (Largo Bite) and 1 lai'ijo, stroip;, gulvani.ttl bucket all for onto 99c While Thev Last T d ibOVS 1", o i.m In supply every for ihelr iiuallty the at, iattat haodj for ail tp assortment, rill, .fully selecletl abtiul the house britinls famous otiulrv nver. As for bitckeis- Id need iiovai sttrls of uses. Fcth timi Ffimdiy Wanting: Act iwntfdiotily, whflt this ;.' Mis' it wil! i ftut. See or telephone your grocer before they are all gone! On Sale tomorrow, August 8th, and for one week only, at these stores: Bagtetfa Grocery Columbia Grocery A. L Cubi't The l):ividso!i Company Delaware Grocery Dyer's Economy Grocery Economy (';'.sh Grqeery Erickson'a Grocery Terrll' Redmond. Or?. (.'ash Grocery Lynch & Koherts .Mike Todoroff Puller Hros. !-!. Mercantile Co. Holmes Grocery Kenwood Grocery Prinevillc Michaelaon'a Grocery .). E. Rentachlar Beynolda Grocery Skagga United Store Union Grocery Ore. .1. K. Siewitrt iV: Co. rHATTKR t'oicc from I he i h. rseif adursaaad like thli t -r ttiu'e (.. : 11 eiuilo"c u v. if third person tTo b? continued) The Rohan bin Wlls file i I .. , idllllf Ol who aJ ni tb n of law depriv, athrlu a pr i bis fire t iper ediltill ! i 0 le Attacked In Courts i Tin tint '' Jilftt as .f til miVf". th rftf fr c Mat ... . ri:ill nvt-r tho h t t L'fi'.v nf Ihi- li ! !n a votary, she was learning to mimic the! ,., . cni!PSCC .tnil-L'VOlUUOH shadow pictures or the ac tors. ! Utter hog rli, k. and Hi Many a highly trained mtrcss ofi(f,r ,-lWnK ,, .,, International fame would have been oVio, i: piMil llaiI !irriv, surprised at the effects obtained by! jjjj hmilatf Into tip this apparently brainless flapper, slt-i j Seaton ling cold anil lonely before h'Tj Th Moorings. cracKcn mirror paiiinx iare ai ner I'lsher"', All"y reiieeiions. coni;ui-ring ine ueucaie: Jiear Miss Beaton- Jhadcs of the facial expression ofj ri,'bi,'ed her cvr-. t- w.is strmg.- emotlon. with the. facility of an ap...,t j,., ,. rimnali should wrlis to ;.. rustle r mat. d. i:. It. erlnnlr.g at Itself in a pool. The candies burned down and gut tered. The church clocks struck one. Maffie rose .old and stiff from her fhair before the glass. "I've got It!" she muttered, "got i- as I never had it before. I'm ge; ting rid of that dolly look, flive lite another year and a rltaiiro and I'll have tha fiish g!r! beaten to mush: Oh. if I could only be a year older -...:ii gtt the klddlahnasa out of my face!" "Jiminy: Ain't I cold!" she added. She itartao to undress, allowing her clothes to .'all about her untidily o:. the floor. Muffie always hung up i at all: ht ill mere urprisinfr t. Hi r, 1 It,,:. KNOXVtUd, Tenn.. Aug. 7. A hill demanding H at the federal court ajota . nfonemeiii of the Tennessee iptl evolution la v i,n lb" grounds of iiM. stitutlonallty. was filed In Dottad states dtstrlel court hara to day by John It. Ne-il. 1 hi. f defense i.iiinse! in tb" ruent Scope ease. Our Prices Are Right ' 1 i ! t m tin c 1 11 1 t n s a 1 5 O UR Washington It Is cusy to shnvf pictures of tho GK I street lighting equip ! mcnt th nt will fln.ake Washington as llcauttful by night n.i y day. But there is something such p!c- ;tureo cannot show the service of an institution which lias won leadership in th street lighting art. This experience is available to any city, large or small. The Capitol at Washington is a notable example of the beauty of floodlighting. And now the Washington Commission of Fine Arts has concluded, one of the most thorough studies of street lighting ever made. The plan for lighting Wash ington which the Commission has 'adopted was prepared by illuminating engineers of the General Electric Company. Bend Water Light & Power Company US iitlviTUScinoiu. 1:5 iTiirouuceu uirouim tno courtesy Greenwood Avenue Will be the new permanent home of SEELEY SERVICE 11ml Hudson Essex Packard The Latter Part of This Wee Seeley's Garage Saturday Special FOR 98c Large, Heavy, Transparent Glass Bowl Tour ColOtS from which to choose. Blue, Amber, Green and Yellow This bowl is suitable for many things, tttnong which are: PUNCH CANDY FRUIT and Use Our Cement Drives and Save Your Tires u m 11. It's a Buy 30.Y.3V2 Qisarantced Cord $9.00 GOLDFISH These bowls sell regularly for $1;$0 so you must come early to et the one you want. IferjwaiM Co, a. m Ti M n m ; r US m do I.! lcamzipg Balloon anil other tires can be saved from the junk pile if brought lo us anil we will save you mono. Shell Gas Is Sure Hot Stoff It gives the miles, power anil speed which you have so lone; desired. The Red and Yel low Service Station gives you prompt ami pleasant service. Ilubble's Service Station Bond at Oregon Phone 94-W i bil lon. t si
