The Bend bulletin., August 12, 1925, Image 4

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THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, HKNO, ORKC.ON, WKDN'KSDAY, AUGUST 1!r.
The Bend Bulletin
DAILY edition
VuMi iliwl Kvrry Afti-rnnon Kxfi-itt Sunday
liy The HoihI llull.'tln (tnoorponttd)
IntsfSd aa Htfimil Clans matter Jauiuari 8.
1U17, at til. POStofftca at Itvml, UrcnuD, under
Act l March 3. 18711.
Itnlll KT W. KAWVKR
IIKNI1Y N. I'OWI.KIt
- Ktlilur-Manatrcr
- Associate Editor
An Independent Ncwipaucr. ptamlnur for ttic
Miliars ileal, clean binrinroa, clean politics and
(He boat interests of 11, ml and Central Orctce-n.
SUllSCItll'TlON HATES
ttt Mall
()n Year W HO
His montlo Il.'f
Three Mouths tl.bo
llj Carrier
Ona Year M.sn
Ms Montha .V.'a'
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1926
Cursing or blessing? Cursed
bo I hi' man tbut trustelb in man.
and maketb flesh bis urm. tint!
whose henrl departedi from the
Lord. Messed is the man that
trusleth in the Lord, and whose
hope the Lord is. Jeremiah
17:5-7.
RQSB8 AND TRAFFIC
Unrivalled center of hospitality as
It Is, host this summer to an endless
stream of conventions, its menace
thai "For you a rose in Portland
grows" broadcast to the fur corners
of the land. Oregon's biggest city can
hardly be accused of indifference to
the good will of its visitors.
Nevertheless. Portland is apparent
ly Ignoring a serious situation and
nullifying much of its carefully ac
quired reputation for the warm wel
come, through its overly elaborate
traffic system.
One way traffic on the downtown
streets may have solved the problem
of congestion" there, and designation
of main arteries of travel elsewhere i
in the city as "through" streets, re
quiring all other traffic to come to a I
ball before crossing or entering these i
streets, may have solved another seri
ous problem for Portlund people.
Hut here we are talking about
tourists and up state visitors. Port- j
land saw early In the summer that its
traffic system would cause some con-(
fusion, and Chief of Police Jenkins
announced that visitors would not be
arrested for minor infractions. The j
traffic squad was instructed merely
to Rtop the visitors and explain the
rules to them. The papers compli
mented Jenkins on his diplomacy. J
and concluded that the thing was set-1
tied.
Hut consider the visitor w ho enters
Portland for the first time, or after
several months' absence. Me comes
to an iutersectii.r, ..nil sees a neatly
painted "stop" sign. How Is he to
know that It means coming to a full
stop? He doesn't know that it de
prives him of the ordinary right of
way. Or perhaps there didn't happen
to be a "stop" sign on that particular
corner perhaps it was night and the I
stall couldn't be seen. The visitor
gets out into that "through" street. I
and his car and his life are in dun- j
ger.
Probably be gels off with nothing I
but a narrow escape, but it is certain !
that one of Portland's vast army of !
self appointed traffic officers has!
Been him. These individuals are of
all types. Some of them are civil and
realize that not everybody lives in .
Portland. Others do not. Some ask
if the offender is from out of town.1
Others proceed to "bawl him out" j
without asking any questions.
It may seem lo Portland people,
that their traffic rules are simple and
logical, but it is safe to say that no;
out of town motorist bus visited that
tlly this summer without having thisi
experience at least once, either on j
incautiously entering a through street '
or Inadvertently going in the wrong
direction on a one way street.
The latter is an even more embar
rassing mishap than the former, be
cause it occurs downtown, and be-j
cause the driver knows lie is so con
spicuous when he makes this mistake.
"Hey there, can't you read?"
This salutation does not sound like
Portland's much advertised friencUy
greeting, but it is the first notice thai
many a visitor gets a "rise" instead
of a rose.
Tlie Ami-Saloon league announce
that next year a United States senator
and two congressmen are to be nom
inated and elected in Oregon. Some
one has been mixing up the drink.s
for the league.
With forest fires burning all over
Oregon and Washington it is a badge
of ht-nor for this section that there
are none here.
TimIh.v
KPO, Halo IlroK. and Chronicle.
Sun Krnniisio. meter 4:30
p. In.. SfiKer'H orcltt'strn ; 5:80 p. m.,
("lilliln-n'H hour, bnKi.-hiill. BtOClUl!
B:40 p. n Btstea orcheitra; 7 p. m.,
Betger'g orobeetre; n p. m.. proctam;
W p. nt.. ,St)v?rtovn orchestral 1" p
n stall's orehentra,
KLX, Trlliiinc. 5(l!l inolers 7 p.
It,., neWI! S p. IB, program.
KOO, (inneriil EElectrlc, Oakltnd,
sol a moicrB 4 p. in., si. Francis
orcheitre; 5 : nil p. tn., Mr. Fix-It; i
p. m.. concert; 7 p. tn., news,
KKi. Baric ('. Anthony, Lot An-
Ktlee, hit meters r,:.'!n p. m., B
1 " -T
RADIO
j I
I
rmm
CAMPING
We had journeyed in a flivver all the long and dusty dtty,
ami we camped beside a river as the dusk was growing
gray. Thou the females ni' the party all got busy Hooking
beans, ami the men, fatigued bul hearty! strolled about t ho
sylvan scenes. When the frugal meal was roady it was
dished on plates of tin. ami some coffee, hot and heady. I
soon spilled upon my shin. All the knives ami forks wore
pewter, ami the spoons wore metal base; with such tools
one needs a tutor if he'd learn to feed his face. When the
cheap repast was oaten wo discussed our happy time; "Such
an OUting can't be beaten." 1 remarked, "it is sublime: this
is freedom pure, untarnished, freedom such as Adam know,
when he ate his supper garnished with some simpler whole
some brow. Hero the clean inspiring breezes are not loaded
to the guards w ith the germs of punk diseases, nQtbing here
our pep retards. This is better far than dwelling in the,
city's crowded streets whore the profiteer is yellillK and the
faker bilks and cheats. Lot us now get out the bedding and
lie dow n in sweet content, while the moon above is sheading
light that doesn't cost a cent." (Inly pikers are complaining
when they're tired of flivver trips; and the hero still is
feitrniiiK happiness ami blithely yips. 1 was yearning, I
was Bighing, for the old home far away, but I kept on gayly
lying as the dusk was growing gray.
aminer: ti p. m.. nightly doings: 7
p. m.. Nick Harris detective stories:
S p. m.. AU-American string quartet;
p. m.. musical program: 10 p. m..
Examiner.
KHJ. Times. Los Angeles. 405.2
meters 6:30 p. m.. children's hour:
7 '30 p. m . "program: S p. m.. astron
omy lecture: 8:30 p. m.. program:
9:30 p. in., program: 10:30 p. m..
Hickman's orchestra.
KNX. Express. Los Angeles. :':',7
meters 7:10 a. m.. swimming class:
1 p. in.. Dr. Wayne H. Burr, care of
children: 6:05 p. m.. insect life talk:
7 p. m.. Ambassador orchestra: S and
9 p. m.. programs.
KQW, Oregonian. Portland. 491.5,
meters 6 p. m.. Souder's orchestra:
7:30 p. m.. news: S and 10 p. IB., I
concerts.
KFOA, li h odes Store. Seattle.'
454.3 meters 4 and 6 p. m.. Hoff
man orchestra: 6 p. m.. baseball:
6:B45 p. m.. program: 8:15 p. m..
weather; S:3o p. in.. Times.
Tomorrow
KPO. Hale Brothers and Chronicle.
San Francisco. 42S.3 meters 4:30
p. m.. Seiner's orchestra: 5:3o p. ni .
children's hour, baseball, stocks;
1:4)4 p. m.. States orchestra: 7 p. nr.
MAFALDA
Mafalda pen hud herself on the
ble and looked at her sister; she
swung one of her legs and looked as
irresponsible as a cat. Mafalda
seemed to be enjoying herself.
"It happened a year uko. while VOttfn hot
were at Wolverhampton. 1 was living row ."
at Itotherhithe with old Aunt Millie
and I had a pretty frep time, for I
was workin at Cutter's. I met up
with this man. Never mind why or
how. We saw a lot of each other.
Me was just of age, I think
was only 17. He gave me
time "
"Vere you Jill hesitated
you- ?"
"Was I in love with him?
"Were 1
That's;
what you're driving at? 1 don't know. "There was a Iteptforii electric
He can be miulity fasrinatinc when ' tram paanlnc. I hIiiiik myself onto
lie likes. Ami I was a kid. He was a 'it. and I waved goodby to Mr. Cecil
swell, too anybody contd see that. 1 Berkeley. That'l all ' .Mafalda K"t
He was different to the boys I knew, down from the table. "I went bark
He railed himself Berkeley " j to Aunt Millie who knew no more
'Berkeley?'' ; about it than the dead! I kept on
"Picks swell names, doesn't n7 forking at ('niter's. And I wailed.
I '.Minder what his real one is. He i "He could have found me. if he'd
was fairly mad about me. He xets wanted Bae. And I knew lie did want
that way. He wanted to bitch teams. Pie. But he never turned up. Not
He saw there was nothing doing ex-'ithat I hoped he wriuld no fear! At
eept on th; square I may be several; the end of a week I'tl'mosl forgotten
sorts 01 a fool, but not that sort, for him, anil I'd have given a year of my
I'm wide awake. But not so awak ' life never to have seen him! A year,
i: ; I thought myself -what can you wi ll, it's 13 months ago. and I never
expect at 17? He pitched me the set eyes on him all tin; time. I many
tale, and I needn't give you the whole .times wondered if h" was dead. Then,
of it. for it's a back number now. Ii what do I do but drop Into the former
I amounted lo this: :
"His folks belonged lo a wealthy the man who fooled TOO and b'lt me.
film of solicitors, and he WSJ In vari-1 And mailing up to you you. of all
ons sorts of trouble, and they wanted j the girls 00 earth!"
him to marry somebody else. The! ,
only thing to do was lo gel married Maffie'- eyes grew dark and lum
inal, then pill it up to them, and they inons. She drew the long hatpin out
couldn't do anything. He packed it of her hair and flung her iiat upon
all up beautifully. I f. il for It. I the sofa.
didn't know any better. He fixed I "That's my story, Jill. What d'you
things up, and we were married on.lhink of it?"
the qnlSt at the registry. Jill sat silent, her hands Clasping
"Well, something happened that and unclasping.
morning thai made me think twice
before I mel Cecil but I irenl
tlirotiKh with it. It wan nollllftS lo
v.'liut caint- afternftirdi;. Jill, we were
hardly away front Ihat office when a
Kir! in ii big black hsl COtnSS hiirry
hiK after us. She went lor Cecil, The
tl'liiKH she Mid lo him !"
.1111 gSJped,
"He shook her off. And he 0l AS
nway In a Gab, lie hud plenty ol
explanations -he was always f 1 1 ol
'i in. IJtit I was all Hhaken up. 'Merc.'
I said, 'where arc you lakins me.
Seiger's orchestra: S p. in , musical
program: 10 p. in . Cabirians.
KLX. Tribune. Oakland. (09 met
ers 7 p. in., news
KtiO. (tenant Electric. Oakland
361.2 meters--4 p. in.. St. Francis
oiche&lra: 5:30 p. nr. (leorge W.
Ludlow. "Friend to ltos": 7 p. in .
news; 8 p. m.. "Kempy." comedy by
KtiO Players; In p. m . St. Francis
orchestra,
KFI. Earle C Anthony. Los Ange
les, 467 meters - K:S0 p in.. Exam
iner: 6 p. m.. nightly doings: 7 p. m..
musical program: S p nr. Eddie Mil
ler's Atll-American string quartet; I
p m.. musical program: 1" p nf.,
Ea miner.
KHJ. Times. Iais Angeles. 405 2
ii.. ters ; :.. p in . , hildn n's pro
gram; s p m . program: lo p. in .
Hickman's orchestra.
KNX. Express. Los Angeles. 337
meters 7 and S p, nr. program: 10
p. nr. Lyman's orchestra.
KQW, Oregonian. Portland. 491 5
meters 7:30 p. m.. news. S p. m.,
Oregonian orchestra: 10 p. m . Ken
it.'s orchestra.
KFOA. It h odes Store. Scuttle.
451.3 meters 4 p. m.. Hoffman or
i liestra.
ta-iCecil? Where are we going-.'' lie d
promised he'd take me home to see
his mother, as 1000 as we had our
marriage ticket; I'd always stood for
that.
But he .said
it; we'd see
We w
going (ft
his
folks tonor-
Jill hit the table with le
small
fist.
"That finished me! I stopped the
Cab, I told him I was goTbg to Ret
out. And he tried to stop me. Hut
Dd I my monkey was fairly up You know
good what I'm like, then! I stnok him
across the face. 'I've done with you!
1 said. And I got away from him.'
"How!
.Maffie grinned impishly.
rooms with I'etc -and there lie Is,
"Muffle." she said,
"don'l usk me
You are lliai
Wrhal I hink of
rnan'i wife"
"Am IT" said Ma raids, turning on
hnr, "I don't kn sr even that! Do
you call a trick like that a marriaKe.
in the sixht of heaven or earlh? I
jlefl him half an hour after the old
i clerk at the desk w role our UDISS
down, an' told us we were man and
wire, -ami wished us hspplnesst"
Muffle laughad hysterically, "lie
could have found me if he'd wanted.
lie s descried me a tear. Jill: do vou
think tho law would el tiim ClftltU
me y
"Wit ill tin you ttHMUf V0U uiarrii'il
him "
"Look hr! ii' iuuitU'i. tue undor
a fiilse mime. He mawled mu as
Cecil Berkeley i .tout tvon know
who In is. hut I'll swear thul Ih mil
tiis mum1. Ami what it limit mo? A
kid of I i" hftdu't BVtU 0l my p0
pie's to n hi' nt Krtvo my hro us l' I
iViil put it all through; I loft It to
htm. Why K wns tt taitKlo of llM,
tho whtilo thlitK. I'm no luwyor. .hit.
I know iioth.nn ahoui tUOBI thing
U a matriAKQ hi--' Unit a kooiI one
or is il UOthtSI hut a string of lloi
put dow n on papor '"
To Jill tho rtit nation soomod tor
rlbls; It was worse than Hhe oxpeetetl
Ami et the tiue of dOttbl that eloiul
ri it hrouKht a sense of relief, ilesplte
herself To Jill. ii.urriuK1 was some
IhtttK holy. She eouhl not help see
lug reason in what Mafalda saiti
Sueh a marriaKe eouiraet as this was
wtrrse than a moekery It appalletl
her to think of Mafahta the wife of a
mailt like Vadium BrOUgb
As she looked at her sister she re
alized there was one thlttl she knew
whteh Maff'.e did ant .V Kleam of
inspiration told her that, deeply as
Malta detested Trnthan Brougn, it
was as well that she did not know
hf w.is the wife, even in name, of a
r!eh man's son On the spur of the
moment Jill determiueii thai it, whs
wisest iuA to tell her that. Ku-.1n or
wrtint; she thOUgttt of Mafalda first,
end she made (he division.
"1 wish he wit dead!'' said Maftie
suddenly. "1 never cared for anyone
hut Petal1
Jill rose
You can have nothing to do with
Petti' she said qalckly, "you hear
another man's name. You must have
no dealings with Pate.'
"Must " exmlalmed MafaUta, "do
you tall me '
"Yes. I tell you' If you do I ran
prevent It, and 1 will!,"
Maf.ilda stared at hr. almost ton
astonished for anger.
"I suppose you're rit;ht." she said
QUletly. "Hut if that man stands be
tWOOn me and PW--"
"Maffie. wlmt did I'rte s.i tu you
tftef yte went awuy with him? Tell
me! I was seared of what miKht hap
pen. 1 saw Pete' fan-
Mafalda turned to her triumph
antly.
"Pete!" she said, Tin all to the
good with Pete. He had it out with
me. Me was ktllinc mad at first Hut
Pete's a man! He's worth three f
that biff, crooked dud.- Why. tt all
happened before I ever knew Pete at
Ml. 1 had tu tell htm about the mar
rinse, i told blSn everything i let
bin) know how that man treated me.
first and last "
Jill was friKhteited It QQQIBOd lo
her that she saw pi-tr s face, borer
in k between them, as if in a mist, and
a little shlvt-r ran thruunh her
"You ere rrAjtyV she exclaimed
"Maffie. What do SOU suppose Pete
will do?"
Mafalda. laiiKOinK and defiant
faced her
"ho I don't care what he does.
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OPEN
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VETERINARIAN
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Phono 1IH
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"Honfl "f Tlif- QfttStl Wnt;h"
Dlnui'iiids
Wstcboi
t'M'i IhiK 'ii 'I-
Kllvi'rwsrn
Chins
Qlssi
Rot what either of them do. Some
tO tUg 1 1 happen. I suppose. I like
ri'ws! I like men fighting fOf me,
'Hun's what you -en. on the (vereol
Mink nn Ivor NuveUo
imri!"
She shook with imtdsh laughter.
"Jimmy! It was the real thing. In
that tea room. Jill! Worth paylut;
three hob and the entertainment tax
lor 11 wiih Itralght stuff with the
red blOOd la it lucrum OOUldtt'l
have prpdUGed II bolter. COCU'B eyes.
when he looked up from tuiuooftju1
JfOUr hand, an saw me BUudUlfl there
see here! "
Uafllt'a attitude and expression
changed as If by muglC HOpklUglyi
I ut with leinarkable skill. BhQ lpro
dUOCd 'be w rath and COUtUVlOU to
Tathatt) ProuKh's eyes, the BWlfl flit
ttiiK of emotions that contorted his
Features; it might have been Tathnm
BrOUgb Itlinself who stootl before
them
She gave an ninnlnti facial rtprO
lentatton of the scene In the d a rOOOl
and all the acttits m it. her expres
ton Ceding and thaiiKlnK so swiftly
thai it held even Jill spellbound She
topped forward Into (he ray of sun
light th at strangled through the rase
incut, and it lit Up her face
"Pete'"' she said, ami the burning
Oppressed rune in the face of Pete,
the dangerOUJ ItKht ill his eyes lived
ggOin before the horrified gate Of Jill,
who cried out in protest
"Don't. Maffie! It's horrid fOU M
makitiK me feel faint
"Paint hah ' What gbOttl you?"
said Mafalda noukinKls. "You were
in it ! You ware the funny si uf f
Btandtng there will a milk -and-whey
face, all Wobbly eyed and ymir mouth
open
She 00 pled, lo the very life. Jill's
gaping fritcbl and dftuav. the effect
was so funny that In a fnw Bacondi
Jill's fears vanished, am) despite her
self she began to laugh laughter
with a lOttCh of hysteria In It. hut It
seized lo-r and shook her. and cleared
the horror out of her brain Msl
tie's lightning change into oOttOd)
was masterly.
(To it- coatlnued
NOXAGE
Tin; KB w. i ii WATKR
At tour DffttgKltt
Frtxl A. Lleaallen, ML I).
BTB, BAR, nosf. Ann THROAX
sri:t i.ti.br
BUBBLI iil.uo.
Otflro Ph. 97; Houao I h 73 J
Office Honrs to 1 2
1 to 5: EToninf, 7 to B
Herbert EL Wdshons
Accountant
Room o Desohutai Investmaal
t o. iiitii.ih.u-. Bend
HIRE A CAR
and drive It yourself
Reasonable Prices
FRANK REED
Dond and Creenwood
Pheat ZC-l W. 0ss)d Car Lot
MRS. V. A. SMITH
Agent for
N'uhnuc Robber Corsets ami silk
Lingerie
Men's iiml IjiiIIcs' Hosiery
Phone IOS-M P. O. Box 44
DR. H. C. I)()I)DS
riiyalclnn and NurKisin
Office bourn: D to ! 2 s. tn.; I to
6 p. m.; 7 to 9 eeuliiKi.
Office phono 217. O'Donnoll lllds.
Res. Phone 292 M
DR. J. W. THOM
Physician and Surseon
O'Kane HldK.
Office phone Ml. Res, r.ni
Physio
Therapy Abrams Electronic Di
agnosis and Treatment,
Ultra-Red Rays, Chiro
practic and all natural
or physical methods
combined.
Dr. R. D. Kelchum
Chiropractic Physician
lather hm.
s-ys
IS A PEACOCK
ashamed of HIS LEGS ?
IK not . why, when lie lixilcs lit luft legH, ilcx-i lie
tlwayi lower his tuii? MedievftJ rutture faksri u. -.I
.1 uver (his urn! other t'tilertiiitiiiiK humm stitiotiH.
Today we know K-ttet, uiul we are fu.it kciiiiik uway
from other popultf lUptntitiorUL M, for uisUme, that
there is soinothiiin lliyiiteriiinul) "lieltet"iitxiiit"dBttn"
tOOtor oils merely Ix'cuuse they eost more ami in v tn.nle
in the east.
NiiH Mtilioin PtUSlhal Facu Provi
Zcrowm j Supttiotity
As a matter ol I. a t, there is no bsMtW motor oil thtW
Zerolriw, Which is prodllCsMl rlghl here on the PadflO
Const tuMii seic, id WMtem raphthanlo bus crude,
raftiMd by this Corapsuiy'i pslentsd high vacourn proc
ess, mui lubtnittsd to ii posit tvs chacki for Quality,
Experitnctd AutonobiU Mot Dlsrtgaxd
( )il SupentMon
Sxperiencsd Ruiomoblls men pay no ttiinite to BupfiC1
stitioti they taue a lubruiml not by price or where
it comes from hut by car sf tin mutwe uiul low in.iin
teiuiiicc costs. Zerolene is not only successfully hihri
c.itniK RtPIV cars in the PftciAc Co.ist stulessjhan any
other oil niiiilr it is use.l .eel rivominriulcd by auto
mobile Bgsjncitl tnd bin use: , of such iTlrbintcl makes
as Celill.a Chrysler, lXaly.e. Lincoln, Patckard, 1'ieice
Allow, win know that tiue motor oil is onomy m not a
nuittet of price iM'r quart, but wliat the lubrt ant ..
I.i " ( 'oroon Mots Powwr
Zerolene will improve the ejisolinr tntleat:e. rrsluce
carbon removal oN.Mations ami letiy.then the bte of your
car. Why pay tribute to a SO psrstitiotl? Ituuit on Zeio
lene ask for it by IWUn
Qtt (As Facts J
. srries of milepemlcnt uiul impartial resnts show
ing the eH?rieiwe of lare us,i s with aTtrelSQt ItKHOf
Ol. has las-ii COUtCted in our Ikxiklel, "Wtiv I' , Tnbutr
tt- I BuptratMOn?" Ask any Slutxlanl lb! Company Icp
rrsentutivt or Zerolene denier lor a cop.
Iii.si.st on Zerolene even
if it tlot'.s
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
t CALIlOKNIAl
3 liLfll L
SOLD BY THE
Bend Garage Co.
s
Wall and Greenwood
fill y comer from Pilot Untie Inn
Phono 193
sM M.l. l ilt i HIOHTKO
Nstlonal forest lookQnts tbls morn -
Ini rsportsd a iiboII fire bnrnlat in
the timber east of Waldo hike All
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