The Bend bulletin., August 11, 1925, Image 4

THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY KIMTION, HEN P. ORKGON, Tl'KSDAY, AUGUST 11. IDS
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TUESDAY, AUQU8T 11. 1985
The tenth c n.nuunlnuMit -Tm.u
hah not covol ihy nttlhbu' s
hOUM, thou shalt not covol ih
neighbor's wife, nor his mans, r
vaat, nor his maidsorvaiu, nor
his ox. nor b ttVi HOT any thii
that is thy nei,;hbr'ts. BxOiluj
20: 17.
THfl "SKINNKR" PASSBfi
"You tan pot all thi young follows
you want these days to drive u iruoV.
but a 'skinner' is hard lo find " So
romplaiued a road builder to us the
other day and wo found in his words
something of an epitomo of the prog
ress of the automobile and the effort
it is havinp on another phase of life.
Already wt have beard of - and here
eotnmonted on- -other things the au
tomobile is doing in bringing pood
roads. Riving the individual for the
first time in history independence in
travel, shortening distance, hrinpinp
towns closer together, taking families
out into the air and the sunshiue and
broudeninp life, in poneral. Also it is
hrinpinp about the passing of the
"skinner.' .
You cau see the picture. In a way j
it is allied with that other entitled:
"From the farm to the city," which)
is show inp today all over the country. )
Many of the jobs that the young man !
finds open when he makes the move)
have to do with the pas motor, and)
hts horse lore passes. The good roads
that the automobile brings are harder
of realization because the horses that
are essential for some of the con
struction work have no one to drive
them. As the farm hoy learn
about
1
ti ticks he forgets about horses
lie was a pictuni'ie
nttp the 1
skinner. He know his stuff. He!'
handled Hie reins and the team w ith ;
loving enre. combined with a wide!
open profunity riowlng from a dual
filled mouth. His successor, the truck '
driver, is also a dust eater, hut his
Job is mechanical and he cannot work
up his tooling! as much for or
against a machine as for an animal,
particularly if that animal he a horse.'
Somehow the roads will he built,
bul the skinner Is going the way of I
the dodo, the dog cart and the buggy!
whip.
The rommissionor nf food and
drups in Maryland will investigate ti
diwovor whether a man risks his
life hy kissing rouced and pow
dered sweeties. He will do the job
by tectinK oosmetios. hut surely a
better way would be by lastins them
after the modern laboratory methods.
The Oregotiian glorifies the sunset
seen through the smoke pall, likening
It to a Corot painting. Maybe the
effect is marvelous but the cost Is
pretty high.
This time Cinderella did not get
the slipper. She got the boot.
RADIO
i
Today
K I'D. Hale Bros, and Chronicle,
Ran Francisco. 4?S..1 meters 4:30
p. m.. Seiner's orchestra: 5:30 p.
children's hour, baseball, stocks:
6:30 p. m.. Slates orchestra: 7 p. m..
Bejger'l orchestra: K p. m and 10
p. in... Cablrlane.
KI.X. Tribune. Oakland. SOI met
ora. fi ji. in.. Aunt Klsie's Sunset
matinee; 7 p. m., news.
KOO, General Electric, Oakland.
Ml. I meters I p. ni., St. Francis
prhbeatra; 6 p. m.. concert; 7 p. m
news; H p. in., musical program: 9:50
p. in.. K. c. B. columnlat; 10 p. m.
St. Francis orchestra.
KF1. Karle ('. Anthony. I.os Ange
les, 4i!7 meters 5:30 p. m.. Kxam
iner; G p. m., nightly doings; 7 p, in..
Ostrup's Polar Hear orcheatra; 6:40
p. n . nightly dolnga; s ami ( p. to.,
classic- hour: In p. in.. Packard bal
lad hour.
KIU. Times. l,oa Angeles, 405. 2
meters 0:30 p. in., children's pro-
gram; s p. m . program; in p. m .
llicknian's orcheslra.
KNX. BxprOtW, I.os Atnteli-. it")
lnelei's--7 p. m., La Monica hall room
orchestra; 8 p. in., program; In p. m..
movie night.
KOW, Oregotiian, Portlopd, 491. &
nieiers 7:30 p. in., news: ;i p. in..
Cenerul orchestra ; 10 p. in.. Kenin s
on best ru.
KFOA. I! ho lies Slore. Beat tie,
454.3 meters 4 and (1 p. ni.. Hoff
man orcheslra; .. p. in.. bgaObglli
G:45 p. in., program; 6:15 p. m.,
weiitlior; S:30 p. in., program; 10
p. in., Ilarkness orcheslra.
Tomorrow
KPOi Hale llros. and Chronicle.
IlOHKRT W. SAWYKH
HENRY N. FOWLER
KNOCKS AM' BOOSTS
Jim Oingsr wrote bohm splendid odes, embalming t his
and that, ami stranjrors traveled all the mails to place
wreaths on his hat; hut in the neighboring abodes green
envy laiiio to hat. "There's something wrong," the baker
aid, "our culture's all awry, when men hang garlands on
tho head of such a tin horn guy; how does an ode compare
with broad, a sonnet with a pie?" "1 also think there's
Bontething wrong," the cooper sadlv sighed; "no delegations
come along, gold medals to provide, although my barrels,
good ah strong, should be the city's pride. I'he men
who make the wheels go round reeoive but scanty praise,"
the fletcher said, "no cheers resound, in all their busy days,
and yet they see cheap poets crowned with laurels and with
bays." Op spake the undertaker then: "Jim is a gifted
6hap; he wields a most entrancing pen. his odes are full
of snap; and we should always root for men who put us on
the map. We should insist we have the best of everything
that grows, inform the tourist and the guest, that every
weed's a rose, our little town is doubly blest leave knock
ing to our foes. And so I say that Jim. our bard, makes all
the famed ones fade, 1 buy his sonnets by the yard because
they're l'unktown made; Jim labors long, he labors hard,
and always makes the grade. Why is our l'unktown stand
ing still, while other hamlets grow? It is because you have
tho will to knock things as you go. to ply your tomahawks
and kill all good things at a blow."
San Kraneiseo. ItS.a motors
-4:
p. nr. Seizor's orchostra: 5:30 p. ni .
children's hour, hasebull. slocks;
6:10 p. m.. Stales orchestra; 7 p. in..
Seijcer's orchestra: p. SI., program;
9 p. in.. Silvertown orchestra: 10 p
ru.. States orchestra.
KI.X. Tribune. 509 meters 7 p.
in . news; s p. m.. program.
KGO. General Klectric. Oaklan.l.
.161.2 meters p. m.. Si: Kram is
orchestra: 5:3' p. in.. Mr. KiN-lt: ti
J p. m.. concert: 7 p. m.. news.
KKI. Karle C. Anthony, lo An
IgOlaBi -16 7 meters 5:30 p. m.. Ex
jitminer: ti p. m.. niphtly doings; 7
: p. m.. Nick Harris detective ttorloa;
's p. nr. AII-Amerii an string Qvartot;
j I p. m.. musical program; 10 p. in.,
g Kxaminer.
KHJ. Times. I.os Anneles. 4".,
tuetcrs :o ji ru . children's hour:
7 30 p. n., procram: S p. m.. asiron
omy lecture: S:3o p. m . proKram.
9:30 p. ni.. proeram: 10:31) p. m..
Hickman's orchestra.
KNX. Express. Los Angeles. 337
meters r:lfl a. m . awlntBUng tU
1 p. m.. Or. WayDC B. Hurr. care of
1 btldren (:0( p m.. insect life talk.
P
Ambassador orchestra;
and
n ni programa.
KOW, Oregotiian. Portland. 4D1..".
meters 6 p. m . Soulier's orchestra:
! s P-m-.
1 concerts.
MAFALDA
CHAPTER VI
In ., in.- Out'
Jill sat huddled in the arm chair
ihy the fire, staring blankly at the old
j piano and trying to straighten things
out in her mind.
She scarcely knew how she had
got home to Fisher's alley, or how
long she had been there. In the tan
gle of events one thing was clear to
jher: she undersfood why she had
been discharged. In so generous a
. manner, from the Galleons Offlcea.
Jill, however, gave very little
tfcoagfcl now to Mr. Healhercdge
or Tatham BrOOgh. She did not al
low her mind to dwell on him: he
seemed nothing more than a figure
in a nightmare, from which she had
suddenly awakened. There remained
only the memory of a bitter and in
credible Insult: but it was not with
her own troubles that Jill was con
cerned. She was thinking of Ma
falda. She ought never lo have left Ma
falda. That moment of weakness, a
weakness of which Jill had not be
lieved herself capable, when the
shock of the discovery overwhelmed
her, might lead not only to trouble,
but to tragedy. Hut Ihe whole affair
vus beyond her grnsp; she could
make nothing of it. Where was
Muffle now? What was happening
to her?
Jill rose to her feet, determined to
go in Starch of her at once And just
then a key rattled in ihe lock, the
jiloor swung open, and Mafuldu
entered.
Jill gave a cry of relief. For n
moment the two girls looked at each
other, then Mafalda closed the door
laud strode into the room..
She was looking defiant, glPJOBt
triumphant. There whs a flush of
high color on her cheeks, a gleam of
excitement In her eyes, and In her
altitude there was a trace of the pose,
almost unconscious, of the actress.
"So here you are!" she said, "llon'l
look ut me like that. You ought lo
be down on jour knees In gratitude
lo me, Jill. Do you know what Pre
done for you? il'yoit know what I've
saved you from?"
"Martial " said Jill plteonslr, "the
whole thing is beyond me I I eim't
KKOA. RhodOl Store. Seattle
454.3 meters- 4 and 6 p. m.. Hoff
man orchestra: 6 p. ni.. baseball:
6:45 p. m.. program; S:15 p. in
weather: S:30 p. m . Tunis.
Fifteen Years Ago
i Krom the columns of The Bond
Bulletin of the issue of August 10,
1910.1
president l.oveit of the Harrnaaa
system was here this week, with a
company of other Harnman officials
One of the prettiest boats on the
new pond above the B. W U & 1". Co.
dam Is that built by Charles Stanbur
rough and uwned by him and II K
Allen.
it. B. Qoold has returned from
Craoooat, Whan he has been locating
a flam site for a proposed power
plant. He found the best site a mile
below the Crescent towtisite on Little
river.
A heavy dynamite explosion at the
rear of The Mullet in office Monday
was found not i he ihe work of the
Illack Hand, but was due to a rubbish
fire igniting four sticks of dynamite
which hail been left by some work
men. No serious damage was done
by the explosion.
'believe it, I think I must be dream-
ilng. Tell me "
"No!" said Mafalda riinly. "You
tell me first how you came to be
there irltb that man- what was It
that he asked of you? You'll get my
story when I've heard you."
"Why I have only known his for
two weeks." said Jill, and haltingly
told her sister of her meetings with
Mr. Heathcredge. anil how the ar
nSMlntatrag had started. Then Jill
paused, and. glancing at Mafalda. fell
an Instinct of discretion and omitted
'all mention of the encounter in the
Ifialleons office, slut passed on to
the last meeting, and with burning
cheek gave a very halting account of
what has. passed between her anil
Tat ha m.
Mafalda listened, breathing hard.
"II': asked you lo marry him!"
j "Yes."
"I was In time, then, Jill! What
'did you say?" Bfafl cfttBB nearer and
laid ii baud on her sister's shoulder.
"Ifid you want him a man like (hat?
Von don't moan that you tared about
I him?"
"I ibo'i'ljt I did once," said Jill.
"J knew boiler, when be Bald the
, thing! to me he did."
Mafalda drew bark.
"You've more sense than I have,
Jill." she said bitterly. "You didn'l
fall for him. I did!"
"Maffle, for pity's sake tell me
i what you meant! I can't understand
you. You said be is your hu.sband!"
.Mafalda m teeth shut tight.
"I'm on tho hooks of the iJeptford
t register as his wife," said she.
"Thai's all I know. I can't show
you my marriage linos. I ton; them
RCrOM RLld pul Mil on tin- fire."
Jill, appaled. rose lo her foot.
"It Is' true, then.) Mow COflld he
have dared ! How could he have
dared ask ine "
"DCre! You don't want lo ask what
i he dares, when there' anything he
wants. When be found be couldn't
have his own way, f don't suppo, e he
thought (wire about it. lie's the sort
thai finishes up in the stone jap:
tl ere's plenty like him! I haven'
:seeti him for a year. I never hiip
' posed I'd nee him again, and I hoped
i I never should! For all he knew 1
Jack. P'ick.f"ord. w
might have bsen dead Ami ru bat i
now ho wishes 1
"Mufllu!"
Mstalds Isughed,
"Sit down ami I'll toll you about li.
I ll make i! short. You run luko off1
that irsgtc (ace. JUL air hatiK it up i
you've got it on tho arrogg plaoa on
tho rooi. You'rt tho bloods herolBs
who's hoon saved front tho bold, had,
taan; you waul to register relief audi
thankfulness I'm the goat, bill I'm!
not kicking much."
(To ho i out IniWd I
Chinese Police Attack
Cotton Mill Strikers
Factory Partlj Wrecked In
V ungta I temonst rat ion
Kidnaped Meonbm ol BHtlah Bltlpa
Roamed When Mo Idlers K.ud
Native rthlpn
tu. p. isi Win-1 Th.- Bead SatteUal
LONDON, Aug 11 A Central
News Tien Tsln dispatch today re
ported efVbt persons bad been
uounded when Chlnaea police find
100 shots into a mass of cotton null
strikers attacking the Vungta mill.
OWnod by ChtneOO and managed b
Americans. The sinkers stoned the
police anil partly wrecked the mill In
Vainly trying to force workers to
gall their positions, said the dlspati b
The riot was the culmination of g
wage dispute which had been pre
ceded by earlier m l n r disturb. uu-es.
Tha luessagi furtlo-r reported that :
members of ere va ol BrlUah ships
hail been kidnaped but had been I
roocuad when military raided trade!
Hilton offices where the) were se-1
crated.
Domongtrntloni wore reported to
have on urred also outside the prein
Ises of se. ral Anglo Aiiiert. . in firms
County Nurse Quits Post;
Hoard Appoints Successor
The resiKnatioii of Mm. T. J. QulK
ley, formerly Miss Crat e Mt Dowel).
' as county nurse was a- epted by
members of Ihe Deschutes county
health association meeting in the
; office of J. Alton Thompson, eoimty
superintendent. Monday afternoon.
i Miss deortila MkKenzle whh elected
! to fill the vara my. Ml MiKenle
will arrive here Saturday to report
j for duty. Routine business of the)
association was also discussed at yes- -lerday
s meetitiK.
Papers of
Hccause
Curry MerKe
of Money Lack
It!. I'. !.rl Wire U. Thr IVn.l lult.-ti
OOLD BEACH, Ore.. Auk. II
The Curry ooantT asjportnt of Gold
Kearh. pnbllsbsd hy W. I. FUssler,
carries an annonncssoenl thut lbs
Port Orford TlibnOS han been BIBrgsd
with the Iteporler bSCBQSS pnbllen.
lion of Ihe Tribune as a SBPSMtS
paper i no longef Instlfled from
flnSBClgl view point. Thin leaven lbs
Iteporler ihe only BBWgpBDST pub
llshsd in Carry county.
77iet elarid it?
TEST
Till'; QIIKBTION OF
'ii.- la something
like the QliBSllOtl of
love n can cause ii
person either deep iif-
tnay or ggnSBS Joy.
Bllmlnsie tin BWrt
Rietii b) dealing with
Mi
I.Ike Iron"
HUBBLE'S
Service Station
Oi-i'Kon ami liond
Phone Ut-W
m
VRV. fa
a Ly vri ; ri
Nnjimova. '.v'My 5on'
SAY DRUGS CHIEF
SECURED MILLION
Suspect Kepi Under Guard
Because Suicide Feared
(U. iv nm Wirci.. i hv iwn Butkita)
CHICAGO, Auk. tl. Oolonvl Will
tlray BMfib. ilt,""M hfatl of hi fd
t'ral mirrol U- iltvUitm u-rv. a ml llin'i
MtlatAntI "clMQtd Uft" tnnrt thuii
11,000,000 In tln lr ftlltftd irurrir In
UniKH with Bttdorworlsl tliur.H i'T
Kiivfrniut'iii aKii(H tli-rlanU ltnla.
Tlit foul turn aHaltnl arralkiniiM iit
hcftiri' a ftulernl nm ini-clintr in
t MurKt s i liai thv h.ul COQiplftK) Q
vtolutf Ihf laus tho wvn lilri'il in
protect by cojisptiiai t hv nar
t Otlt H
It. u h atttnlttt tl to ttfrU'tulM (hat
ho hail placed a laiK quaiitlt) ol
t'tiiiflsratrt. tiritKH hi a rhuri'h Vtff 1
lunisii it mttT his own n.tiiM'
Tho cache It vulurtl all tin wa up '
fo S.'tiMl.OUU.
BoicB ti ondtr Kuani for rar ho
will attfiupl to OOWAll IVtoldO Hi
..iiti in would botot ki lofprtoon
Boy Rangers W ill Return
Prom Camp on Wednesday
ConploUni ihfir vttk In GOPlpi
laty ranK'i.H of llint who have Uvi
at BcOOl lukf for tho paftt HVOB dBJTI
will rt turn to their hotum In thin rll)
lOtnorTOWi Today inarku tho oml of
tho final wot-k of the BCOtttO and
ranutTs' training MMBlOQ at Scout
lake. Thirty-two Iiovm from BBd art
RUtndlDI tho raiiKern' tatnp. Kttcht
other bo XI are at the .imp troin Hod
tQOOd ami I'rinevJIle.
Herbert R. Welshons
Accountant
Room it. Deschutes Inveotmesil
Co. Building, Dead
HIRE A CAR
anil drive It fOttfgBlt
Reasonable Prices
FRANK REED
liond anil tireenwond
Phone ;CD W UaOd Car Lot
MRS. V. A. SMITH
.Ayi-nt for
NttboBfl RabbOf t orsctM nnl Silk
I.lnwrtr
Henl ftnd "Lnilh"' llotlrry
Phone 80MI P. O. Bos 40
DR. H. C. DODDS
I'bynlt-lan and Surgeon
Office houra: I) to .' 2 a. m ; 1 to
5 p m.; 7 to 0 evenlnm.
Office phono 317. O'llonnoll lilrlg.
Ilmi. Phone 292 M
DR. J. W. THOM
Physician and Surgeon
O'Rnne itidg.
Offlee phono 481, Rl, ..!
Physio
Therapy Ahrams Elfidronic Di
agno.sia and Treatment,
Ultra-Ked Ray.4, Chiro
practic, and all natural
or physical methods
comhincd.
Dr. R. D. Ketchum
Ohlropractls Pbfslclsu
Sillie r lllllg.
Overstuffed Davenports
and Chairs
at Drastic Reductions
Comfort
Designed to Meet Your Requirements
Davenport in beautiful mohair, reversible
cushions; Fireside Chair to match; special,
$245.00
1 1 sag i . . i ' 'y
Davenport and Chair to match; hand carved
antique mahogany frame covered in ex
quisite old rose mohair,
Davenport, special $225.00
Chair, special $147.50
ONLY Two SUITES LEFT
Beautiful Hand Cut Jackard Velour Davenport
and Fireside Chair to match in I 1 1 1 1 anil old com'.
Special, s:;7.iK)
tine suite, same as above, in taupe and blue,
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One only, Davenport, tan color, flower de
sign, velour; special, $95.00
These davenports are constructed with Nacliinaii
Bprblg units, which assures you a satisfactory
guarantee,
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Complete Home Furnishers
w il I l It MM in K I'lUCM
1 1'. i'. i . n-, i an. I,. The Bind SeSaSa I
PORTUANO, auk ti Word
oa the offlee of Qovorsof Pleres
CARLSON & LYONS
PLUMBING
& HEATING
I'luruhlnit end Heating Hnpplln
Hath Koom Accnaaorlea, etc , etc
t'ipc, Valves
and Fittings
TKLKl'HONE 159-J
LARSON & CO.
mBohm of Tiic (iriH'ii Wotoh'
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WjiIi how rhitm
OlHOtllH ' 'anil GlaM
Jewolry
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Tin; HBAITH WATER
At l our Hi ii , i i
DEPENDABILITY
STRENGTH
EVERLASTING-
'j'luit is thin on tiro utofy of
ron It ni l ion dono In coim crclc.
Onco dono ihe coQitntctlon
Ihsh fOfOVOFi
Yon run UopOntl on ll wllhOUl
worry boonnM yon know yon
fn ii ,
Concrete is the
Cheapest Costing
In the Loig Kun
i
Deschutes Concrete
Pipe Company
rooms -
IiOYLAN & RAMSKY
lawyers
riiunc (M I
(looms 7-H, It-irhulrs Invrslmrnt Co. Itlrff,,
Ponntf nffirfs of
l)rs. Hcssoii Si Woornur
on
Beauty
lottaj Indicated lhal publl hen
dniMndlns negrssg ol 10 pgi rent
mure for test books Oinn bsg been
paid bjf ihe public lines ISIS
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VKTBniNARIAN
It. "litre. ' 41 Irving
PtMBB MM
OPEN
West Side Service
Station
Central Avenue and
Columbia Street
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Will Remove Your
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