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I PAGE 4 THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION. KENP, OREGON, FRIDAY. AUCl'ST I I, L936 The Bend Bulletin DAILY edition tubtUhid Every Afternoon Kxcpt Similar bj The Item! llulVtln (loavporStad) Cntercd aa Secoml Clait! matter Jauuary S. 1917. at the l'oatoffice at Ilen.l. Omitm. unjer Act of Mirth 3, 1T9. ROnERT W. SAWYK11 - - K.lilor-Manat.r HENRY N. KOWI.EK - - Attnivlat.' BdltOC An InileiKMl'lcnt Newt.nirr. Btanilinp for the quart deal, clean buMtleas, clean politic! anil (tie bent intenta of Ilen.l an.l Central Orceon. subscription rates Br Mall On Year 15. 00 Six month! IS.7S Three Month 11.60 By Carrier On Year UM Six Month! m On Month $ .CO All Bubacriptiona arc due and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notice of expiration ar mailed vubarriber and if renewal U not made within reaaonable time the paper will be dis continued. Pleave notify promptly of any change of addrcHx, or of failure to receive the paper rotularly. OtherwUc we will not be rcaponai. ble for copie misaed. Make all cheeks and order parable to The Bend Bulletin. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14. 1925 Think of the harvest What soever a man soweth. that shall he also reap, (ialotians 6:7. A Ci LjT i- VtWrr MsaO-trf w tVLai .on .. - BRACE UP lts a rooky road you're treading, of improvement there's no sign, nd you often fee) like shedding quantities of scald injr brine. You are torn ly thorn and bramble and your shoes are full of stones, and you cannot sinjr or gambol for the nfhing of your bones. You are stone-bruised, you are graveled, and you've lost your grip on hope; but a million men have traveled up the long and weary slope. Yea, a million men have started up the highroad to success, and the weak and timid hearted slumped beneath the first dis tress. They invoked the name of Peter and sat down to sigh ami weep, while they watched the brave ones teeter up the loni and craggy steep. Note the great and rich attorney who wears diamonds in his beard; long and bitter was his journey, threatening the way appeared. And the tall and stately banker struggled to his high estate, since privations, rank and ranker, drove him from his parents' gate. Not to greatness ditl the poet lightly and serenely stroll, and he has the scars to show it. on his body and his soul. Nearly all the great ones spending golden years on heights of fame, traveled up the path you're wending, heavy laden, tired and lame. Rut they had their faith to sweeten every hour of stress and dole: knowing not when they wore beaten, they kept on and reached the goal. Four Autoists Killed When Engine Hits Car it'. 1'. I mill Wire to The Html BuUttlB) HARRI8BURQ, Or)., Auk. l i Konr person utv dead and two wore Injured today, tht toil ol crosatntl accident hero tasl night. The tloatl ar': B .1- fasti,'. Kaphl City, Smith Dakota: Mrs, Cuatlfti I Sylvia. 15, anil Iterilui. IS. Tho two Injured pefSOBa, KvWyn Cattle, !. anil Met win Castle, ltl, were taken to a Kimrnt' hospital ami it was reported their Injuries are not serious. All of the persons Involved were members of one family, except the hoy. who was the older Castle's nephew. The hoy was driving a small auto mobile over a detour which suddenly diverted aeross the Styilhern Paelfle track. He turned on the tracks, ho said, before he was aware of a train close behind him. The automobile was thrown about three lengths lo the left of the track. Evelyn was rescued from off the cow catcher. Bear Steams for Nome After Saving Herself (U, P. l.en-ed Wire to Tho Item! bulletin) SKATTI.K, Wash.. Auk. I I Huv lug rescued herself, (he United Stales j coast guard cutter Hear was steam- liiK lo anehorane at Nome l-'rlduy, none the worse for her adventure on the shoals of Caps Prlm-h el' Wales. Captain K tl DodgC, commander Of tin- coast guard here, has received a repori of the accident from Lieu tenant t'ommaudcr 1. 0, OOVOll of the Hear. The reori staled thai the Hear floated off lite shoals at high title at J 15 a. in. August It, and steamed lo the litllu vlllaga Ihere. Where anchors were tlrnppetl In seven mathoma. An examination ol' ihe ' ship showed she was uninjured ex cept lor the loss of a shoe from Ihe keel. Tho vessel wus not It'iikltlK and 1 will profited to Nome. Tho steam (;oiti:u If there are any who are fearful lest they may become victims of goiter if they drink water (lowing from any of the glaciers in this sec tion we earnestly recommend that they read an editorial appearing in Ihe Oregonian for Thursday entitled. "Goiter Prevalence," A statement that this might be expected was made In the engineer's report on the Tumalo water supply and it was re peated in the course of the recent water bond campaign. There is ac tually no danger of goiter from this aource. as we have previously pointed out. ami we are glad to have Ihe op-; portuniiy of having our assertion ' confirmed, not in any "I told you ao" spirit but that knowledge of the j actual fact as to goiter may be spread ; unii .teeepieti u, piut-e 01 uir erron eous belief held by some. The Oregonian suys that recent studies seem to bear out conclusions Tatham recalled the stormy Inter- Talham's eyes glowed, and the now pretty generally accepted "that view w ith his father w hich took place veins stood out on his gaeck as he simple goiter is apt to occur in pro- on the very next morning. John thought of Maffie. Supposing he portion to lack of iodine content injBrough's anger and fury. Tatham wanted, now or at any time, to marry the food and water." If water from I was afraid of his father. He had truly and desperately wanted It? glaciers flows over land or pereo-1 bowed his head before the hurricane Maf.. Ida stood between him and every lates strata which has an iodine con- j of John Brough a wrath. It seemed oiher woman on earth. He bad tie- best to say as little In his defense as llberatcly fastened a lodestone round possible: it was the girl's fault, not his own ueck. his. She had led him away and made1 A farc pecrcd nrollmi ,he rorner a fool of him: women were always of le r(.CCHS t was thl, Uve f doing that. Besides, the obi man did ,Uu0 ,,cte. ,,0 carne (lle,ly up to aot know everything. He knew Both- Tathlm SMALL KIKE SPOTTED A small forest fire, in privately owned timber near Hates liutte. was reported by forest service lookouts shortly before noon today. It Is not believed that this blaie will prove dangerous. Hates Initio Is in Ihe Dig river country. W. G. Manning, D. M. D Dentistry Halts 18-14 O'Kane llldg. Phone 17H W. Bend, Ore. MAFALDA CAR 1 HEVT CHARGRD PORTLAND, Aug 1 1. Federal authorities were today holding K. A llaggenstlne at Dallas. Oregon, on a i.rrant from Omaha. Neb . charging automobile theft. Haggeustlne was indicted there In August. H'24. DR. G. W. WINSLOW VETERINARIAN K.'il.ItMi, - 44 Irving Phono 1 iM DR. J. W. THOM Physician and Surgeon O'Kano Uliig. Office phtme 481. Ken. iKIl DR. ROY REYNOLDS Chiropractor O'Kane ISMg.. Phone IHO Herbert R. Welshons Accountant KfHitn it, Deschutes Co. IlllllilillK. Investment Hen, I Dr. Herbert B. Mallett Chiropractic Specialist irll MlnmAots t. P-onc 4ZN tent no goiter Is likely to follow from the use of It. Kven though Iodine be lacking if it is secured in some other way goiter will not oc cur. In this same connection we sug gest the reading of nn article by Dr. M about the wedding. Woods Hutchinson In a recent num-l Tatham did not tell him that ha ber of the Saturdav Evening Post ! na(1 married Maf a Ida He did not called "Please Pass the Salt." MRS. V. A. SMITH Agent for N'llbone Ktlbber t'orseta and Silk Lingerie Men's ami I . i 1 , -' Hosiery Phone :lli:t-M P. O. Box 40 "Ah!" stild Pete .)ou come in here.' THE IRRIGATION BANQUET" One of the especially good things of the congressional visit here on Wednesday was Nick Sinnott's speech at Madras and one of the entertain ing features of his humorous open ing was what he called a piece of "doggerel" suggested by the occa sion. At our request Mr. Sinnott I thought I saw- Tnham looked :i him tie rerne. i.now how that information would be nUo: immediately Ihe young fellow II nngiu muse iniUK.', w ho h;ll ac( on,pauled Mafalda. And And he saw what a fool he lle slm, him p rorrecU. A ,yp.-l O. S. PHILLIPS, M. D. Kye, I- .t. . Nose and Throat SpedsIM Koouia 17-10 O'Knnc Illrtg Hours: 9 to 1 1, 2 to y.tt, 7 to s fhoces Office 17& J, Hes. IIVJ Lumberman's Hospital Cerllflcates Oood Here DR. H. C. DODDS PbyalclMn anil Surgeon Office hours to 12 s. m : I to 6 p. m.; 7 to 9 evenings. Office phone 817. O'Donnsll llldg Phone 292 M received. worse had been John Brough delivered hi matum on the spot. Tatham was to young waterside tough, in his Sunday jbest. An idea flashed into Tatham s ""'-'head. "Well," he said, "what do you leave the country. He would be Mid wan.'' to the Argentine for a year. Within i .., gBeM , m Koill(. , )lavt. a word Hours nis passage was nooseo, ana vvjlh vou " latham was away on tiiue water on 'one of old Pembroke's South Amer- has given us a copy of the verses , i( an un,rs wincn we nere pass on to tnc readers In lwo manUu Tatham had forg.tt ui i ne iiuueiin : They are as follows: "We read in glaring headlines As we scan the morning press. Another irrigation banquet Was a huge and grand success. Seven hundred boosters In their swallow-tails were there. The corks were popping loudly. And the eats were free as air. Put a pulr of sunbitrned huskies And a double pair of mules With a scraper and a ditcher As Ihe necessary tools, fan build more miles of ditches In a day and do It good. Than a half a thousand fat men At a banquet ever could." Tatham emptied the class of whis key and considered him. Pete's olive face was naler than its wont, and his Manner was eurlously restrained. Fall Shopping Sale on Overstuffed Davenports and Chairs Drastic Reductions CenrfertrtfS Designed to Meet Your Requirements Davenport in beautiful mohair, reversible cushions; Fireside Chair to match; special, $245.00 Davenport and Chair to match; hand carved antique mahogany frame, covered in ex quisite old rose mohair, Davenport, special $255.00 Chair, special $147.50 ONLY TWO SUITES LEFT Beautiful Hand Cut Jtckard Valour Davenport ami KirosiuY l 'hair to match in hint' and old rote, Special, 2K.i)i) Onp suite, same as ahove. in taupe and blue, Special, s'.vt.oo One only, Davenport, tan color, flower de sign, velour; special, $95.00 These davenports are constructed with Naelunan spring units, which assures you a satisfactory guarantee. Ubc Your Credit at Bend Furniture Co. Complete Home i urnishci I frelKhter AlKitmiuIn was nollfle.l that 1 July I Ihere were I.JiM.lou uneni I her assistance wss not nsede.l ployed registered In '.real Hrllaln. An olrll report just Issued hy or rt 300-n0 moro ,han 1 T,'ar the ministry of laletr shows that on i an- 1 S t " I I IBB ten all al.out Mafalda. If he ever Th,.rc was an ,,,, in , eye f thouuht ahout the marriase. ,t w as to The Mnw ,uok,.( rilh,,r ,,BnK,.r,)UB. . treat it wnn eoniempi. it was a tj'ifc'T (t ratlam tlid sort ol auair aitnKetiier: It was not (likely that it could hold him. Ke re jniemtxTed tiuestionint; a lawyer about I It in Montevideo, but the lawyer had Ibeen rather uncertain. I not laek physical couraKe when he believed himself to I hold the upper hand. He cnuld break , this lad between his finger and thumb if that were all. Tatham had met; th" bre'fi in Ihe Argentine lie Srmsi It all seemed like a pane of ancient nothinK bllt :i (;uneaa I)aKD. Hel was OTldently Mafalda's "boy." Tat ham nodded. "Very well. Kit there." lle point-j ed to a chair. "Will you have a; and unimportant history. Tatham ;was a man who lived in the present. And then, his returning to KnKland and while time hung on his hands for la month or two. his meeting with this drink ' j wonderful girl. Jill. Jill w as perfect- petH inan,., forward f exquisite, she was desirable beyond ..A ,rink . " he said In a volte like ' jail other women on earth. That much ., rap . . w j , , you" ihe was convinced of. though he did,' Tath..,m, apparently taking no of-i not know a great deal ahout her. Yet .,. ,okt.( , hlni wl, )land this great and gilded romance had ,, mn! To End La Toilette Rule To7 T ot t tZTJ" "" ' ' " am; (U. P. IJ Wire to The ud Bulletin, ! "'l' "? 'i'" lel ""J" '", ("r' "- hrou,;ht another glass from the ' OSHKOSH. Wfs Aug 11 -Con- i . Thal ,the ,WO glr"' fc'"""d "ir "" bar and seated himself opposite Kiel-1 servative renublieans of ZZL be lten. was surh an appa ling , . Po,t. . . z J- .- stroke ol bad hick that nts mind re Republicans Start Drive today started a united drive to de throne the I,a Pollette regime and fused to entertain it. not be so unkiml to hltTJ (lo on." said he "Ifitve von itnv rjestlny could gr,nc against me?" flalaeBDB next Sunucy's papo.rs for specific information concerning the latest Oldbiriobile Six. It will tell ' i-- Flnzr Vcrjc: nwnce, OLDS MO BILE Product nf' GlNtAAi, Motun j'w CfXlTh. U i m mmm mm. m mm iinriiai swing the state back to the Ul to kn,W JIU'. nulM WM BeatOU. Ill, ! , '", "V llT? Iitrn ol President Too lidge ami the na-1,,,, pwsil)llilv as t)i!j ,, , 1 ''VJi tiona admlnlstra, on. entered his head. Krankly. he dlabe-Z)k U M . a l , v ten In the first stra ght on! n nub fan I ,, j ,. ,. , , talking to .Mafalda. In h"on loltl convention held in Wisconvi. for 2., J V VtSSl ""V ',' ""'"" tr"ate" h,'r' A"" l m years, the conservatives pledged their lJt J&IZS f'OtU you-" UDDorl to Roy I'. Wilcox, an Kan , . ... Slop, Mid Tatham. Claire lawyer, who was once a state senator and several limes candidate lor governor. They united under his Imnner to defeat Robert M. I.a Kol made vacant by the death of "Fight ing Bob." to each other as possible. MsfaldU I looked like a southern girl, very natures were different. Why. 'Wail a mo- 1 rnent Ifv vtntiiL' friend than. Is mi Tc'r I reason why I should make any admis sions to vms in nil hmtl Uafslris mybodt who did noi know Arill ..... ; .. ,,.. rfllK,. , ,,.,r 1,11,. Ir ,., ih v 1.1 " . . ., ' r.""""!I.v mistake Jill f. iii mi- nn.- iui in- senatorial 'eat ... . , . - ... , , .... ii,,i iiv, mil,; i,i n-ei ur nn iiiiM, til VUUIh... 1,,., 1.,... ,i,i, ,.r tU, ........ 1 1 .... I You have nol heard mine " under .-ii i.H whnf vmir Irieilile in lady. Tatbani yon ar(, interested in Mafalda. Vou LARSON & CO. "Home of The flriien Watch" Diamonds Silverware Watches t'bina Greeting cards ;iuss Jewelry She had some education, she was Uftiict and knew how to behave her self. Whereas Mafalda was common 'anybody could see she was common -a regular little gamin. And a perfect "I'm not much of a linker," Inler- ElipiaK run;. got tint- llllllg lo loll f'ut oui anything you have io ! :,iri,i'i.il .1,1,,., ,,r it . ,11 t... df mon to hoot, when her temper was healthy f,,r you " up One,. helii.,1 at ...ally struck bin,. '.latl,aI11 B,,ow, , ,,. ho COUld believe they were lateT1.1,Ujnle,( rMefJtmwi, . Mili ,,mtmU. , RIVERSIDE FLORISTS Flowers for All Occasions mil Wall Greenhouse 1511 Newport l'hono 3115 saw Pete Tat- , ,, ., , 'Tele was one of palronage. H Tatham ground hto teeth. Maffie tba , ,.,,, ,,,,. ,,,, ,lfi(.(u knew by this time that be Was John w ; .lh,,., , lial)llllv ougiiM s. . , o. t,,e o-MhatU'e was the superior brain, calches London Of conrse, Jill ,., um .. , had told her so. And ha was don ,ly .,, no ac. usaiions against BWkward, There would be no getting ,,, !,, riil nf Mi, r, .1,1,. mm ul,n b. J ' NELL MARKEL Pt'BliIC STBNOGRA PHER TYPING Main Lobbs eilot Unite Inn Manager Un.wl lli.nrh It waH not the worst, howover, There was his father, He would get lo know abbllt thfl whole affair. Tat ham broke into a cold persplral Ion. Kven Ihe loss of Jill troubled him less than that. It meant sheer dc (iructloh; It was perfectly frightful. ile musl hae In en ma! to say what na id PeU slow- vou married her ly, "and left her " "EXCUH9 me, I married her, anil aho li ft me 'Hi minutes niter the' cere nitiny. I am not oven sure whether such a marriage' as that, in ail ihe circumstances, is good, liifl. I hup- pose i i I -- If she chooaes to hold met THE ZENITH CAFE Sunday Dinner Served from 12 noon until 8 P. M. at 65c a plate The dinner will consist of a wide variety of seasonable dishes well chosen and prepared un der the personal direction of Mr. Darling. We will have plenty of Fried Spring Chicken this Sunday cooked in real southern style. We also will have Baked Chicken Pie and Roast Virgin Ham with Candied Sweet Pota toes. A nice fresh Garden Salad with home made pies and Cherry Custard Ice Cream topped with a cup of our famous coil'ee which will complete the menu. COME AND TRY IT. Real Staff of Life T1i'i r Is no U. i Inn lit k the M Myftllfl flint "Iim-ikI I Ulfl (fl of Ufa" wirii good bttlltr pprwMi uptm it nnti n nbwi of milk lo un-.li It don ii, imi luitr tin' rlmlt it f i m h I tin world mn kI i. Vonr bom , mmpcIVi iiruin mhI blood 111,1 be noffriNliod 11 yoo mi Uicm sihipir thlof. BAKE-RITE IDEAL BREAD Bread That Is Better Is BUHflt ultli Norlti DoltOti Ininl ulirnt fhntr, thf lllfftltnl prlcod Hour nn tin tnnrki t, pnn roRoUible rdtortortletgi plontj nf pore in ik, suit, -imiir, fttun and mnit, nil nf which $xts the bml innitrv run bttJT. All i.r this imnns innlln proflU for in imi Bottrr Brrod Por Von SAY BAKE-RITE DON'T SAY BREAD At All Good Grocers BAKE-RITE SANITARY BAKERY LINOH BROS , Quality Kal i rs Not How Cheap, But How Good "NUF SED" BE CAREFUL!! When in the forests be careful. Watch your campfire, matches and smokes. This is the most dangerous season of the year. THE SHEVLIN-HIXOIY CO. H H M m n M M m w 11 a 11 M j u 11 H if U i-i w I' H v.-'