The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 20, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE KKXP mn.I.ETIN, PAII.V EDITION, BKNO, ORKGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST 20, 1025 The Bend Bulletin DAILY KDITION Yubliiird V.wry Afl.rnoon Except Sunday by The IVnd Hull. -tin tIneorioTmt4 Cntt-rol in Btcund Clua matter Jtuwinrr 9. 1017, at thf Pofttnfffce at Bend, Oretroo, under Act of March ft. IS79. ROBERT W. SAWYKlt HENRY N. KOWLER Editftr-Mnaffrr AiwoeiaU An Independent Ncwapnr. ulandinp for the fequera deal, clean buLneaa, clean politic and the best ihtoreaU of Bend and Central Oregon. lUBSOAiraQN HATES I'v Mail Ona V. " .... Six month . . . Three Month On Year .... Six Month . . Otic Month . . By Carrier W.M IU0 If. 50 W.60 f .0 All subscription are due and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notice of expiration are mailed ubacHber and if renewal is not made within reasonable tim tho paper will ba duv continued. Pleam.' notify u promptly of any change of addrew. or of failure to receive the paper regularly. Otherwise we will not be responsi ble for coplea misled. Make all check and orders payable to The Bend Bulletin. THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 191C A ntQQh needed prayer: Cro at? in me clean liearl. O Qfldi and rem iv a iinht spirit within me. I'xaim 51:10. THE LIMELIGHT Wo hear so much of Bilrlad BoOjke our hearts are sore diatrest; he figures daily in the news, ami never gives us rest; if ho WOUld like 'ati Winkle snooze, ho would be roundly blest. For years and yean ho's pranced around, a star that isn't fixod. and there is neither Bight nor sound in which ho isn't niixod: tho pictures 01 Ms Map abound tho rapine; soas betwixt. If there's an earthquake any where, this man is interviewed, and he expresses bleak despair since planets are so rude: ho's pictured seated in his chair, in U his pulchritude. He's handing down his wise decrees ihat touch all human things, and ho rebukes the bumble boos for having red hot stings; wherever one may turn one sees the platitudes he Springs. Advising women as to dress, he scintillates and shims, and leaves this subject to express his views on beers and wines; and all ho says, to our distress, appears in loaded linos. We sometimes wonder how he works this limelight graft so well: how cunninply he always lurks where grandstand plaudits swell, vand keeps before us till he irks tin- hearts that in us dwell: Wo weary of tho pictured face and of tho printed name, when we behold them every place, be they of man or dame:" and wo remark. "It's a disgrace, this endless limelighl g unit1. We wish that Bildad Boose Would gp to some secluded jilatie, and stay therefor a year or so until his laurels fade and let some loss time-battered lo in lime light glories wade. OREGON'S ROl.K AS PA I' A Just how paternalistic wftl Ore lion's irrigation policy become? Also, how much paternalism from the state should irrigation have, and is it good for irrigation and the farmer, or Isn't it? These are some of the QUQOtloBI " T 1 which suggest themselves in con:ter-the coming year. Mrs. ( lark ha gcles. 467 meters 5:S0 p. m.. Kx- uon wnn me visit oi me irrigation ' u,vn ......m....... mr nuu n... aminer: p. m . nichtlv doini: orchoitra, KOW, OragonlNli Cortland. 4D1 r. ineteis ,"::td p. m.. weather, mar kets, news, bUStaii; '' P 111 cnu rott. KPOA, Rhodes Store. Seattle.1 454. :t meters -I t! p. in.. Ilofrtnaii orchestra: rt p in. hasetmll: 0:45! p. m.. program; S:15 p. in., weather. 8;(0 p in.. Times: 10 p. m . Ilurk nexs orchuatru. OCHOCOFACING HARD PROBLEM Rev. Beard Announces Climax Seen In District Finances His Farewell Sermon Kemnininir Settlors Saddled With Debts of Those Kov. K. 11. Heard, pastor of the Ucal lluptist church for the past four years and two months, an nounces Sunday evening August :tt. U the time at which he will deliver his (an well sermon lie and his family will go to lloMlnnrllla temporarily after tearing here. Although he has several pastorutes eoiiinilsslon here lust night (ranklv under consideration, one of them In ,,,,,, ,, llliv ,., ,,., th.lr California. Kev. Herd ha., not de- . ,, . , . .., , , n ohlimitlons In the retirement of the elded wliere he will locate. Kev. und Mrs. Heard and their son ! I'-'iids or (lie payment of the Interom Who Have Gone (Siw, ii to TIm Bad n.iii.tiio IMtlNKVII.l.K. Auk. ill - Official of the OcX'co prhjeet In conferenr with uwtbMi of the state wourttl The nurnose of the visit ; son at Kye Crass, and the Him Hock ' ""i''ii aim s.i.xo- to the Tumalo district was to secure scl land hoard. rhool will he consolidated with the i""1111' "aim oi mi pieces. i p. in . information on which to base a de-1 Wilson school. musical program: 9 p. in . musical cleion whether or not the stale! Jesse Miller has leased the W. R. program: 10 p m.. Kxamlner. should pay the district's bond interest Kniffin dry land ranch and wUI more KHJ Times Los Angeles 405 for another two years: it is suggest-j his family onto it this fall. meters-6 : 3u "p. m.. children hour: " . ' " r .L Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miers and son S-'J p m . programs: 1 0 p. m.. Hick- being beaten bv the m.-n as thej fled party that the final outcome. If :he .Jcc left Frl(ilt.. for lnelr honu, jn ,., or, hl,stril n.nK is carneo IO us logical n- Marvand. Mrs Peter Hauls aecom- t'lvde returned last week from their vacation, spent at the Haptisl state convention at Astoria, and the Hap tist assemlTly at QladaoM park. Kev. Heard reports good attendance and interest at both guilicrlugs. Convicts Face Execution After San Quentin Break SAN IjfKNTlN. Oil. Aug. 10. With one prison officer dead and another living as a result of an at tempted prison break. sj convicts here today faced the noose, H. O. Miller, prison shipping clerk, beaten and kidnapped by the con victs r.:i they fled m a launch from the prison pier, died at 1J:;I0 o'clock this morniiiK. Oeorge Crayson. guard, was In the prison hospital near death from sisiem oi siaie. ,.;,.,, ,hm . M.,-. v... . - - ii..,i, r . . . meters- " j DrasKa. where she will visit for a time with friends and relatives. Mrs. Paul- all elusion, would be underwriting of projects. Such a degree of paternalism wouin unnuesiionaniy oe wen re- nor for Vst ceiveil Dy the pointing nouses. In tact a San Francisco firm is interested enough to have two of its officials on the present jaunt of the state commissions. There' is no argument on the bond market angle. Almost as unquestionably such a policy of state . underw riting would be good for the irrigation unit as such. Theoretically at lea.it it would KNX. Kxprea, Los Angeles, 3:iT I MAR8HKlK.Lt). Dre. Aug. :'. p. in programs: 10 Oregon's only surviving actual in.. Lyman's orchestra daughter of the American Kevoluti m. ROW, Oregiuiian. Portland, lll.f Mr Adeline M. Smith, died here to p...... io or.im er mo.uer uacK ,. metl.rs 7 : .1,. p. ,.. weather, jnar- day at the home of her dauglu r. Mrs kets. news, baseball: 10 p. m., Ken-' II- K. Downer. She was i 7 years old. in's orchestra. i Mrs. Smith was born in Ocneaee Mr. and Mrs. Babcock. Orpha Grace, Cora Mae. Illllie and Myron motored to Suttle lake Thursday, re turning Friday. Alvin Riggs last week purchased a new Ford truck to haul his grain to market. Riggs says his dry land Store. Seattle, in.. Hoffman or- county, New York. Novembe 33, oil I hese . bonds. As it result of the aiinouuciiuent made by Hie officials of the OehOM district, the 1401,001 bond Interest and the ISt.OOO interest on this In terest has gone by the board The district bond issue, which likewise j cannot be met. is tl. 45,000. i What Is to ho done? this Is the question hnh Immadlatal? confront ed the OchOCO officials and the secur ities commission when the directors tiinde their announcement When it was suggested that the great debt should be pyramided on the settlers remaining on the lands, there was immediate objection. It was suggested at the meeting that the bondsmen have within their power the right to clear from the lands the settlors who are now ilwre and to replace them with new set. tiers.. M It lllggs. Judge of Crook county, said Ihat he would not sub mit to the taking of his property for the payment of debts or tho...' who have left the project. Hull Intimated OfflciuU of tin. district admitted that it was (heir belief that the state should wipe from Its hooks the 14 IS, iioo Interest debt owed bv the Ocun. i SB KsJ , , anB 4JS sg t i -"I lSi k gHwltlHClk " J HOB '. .'tf I r.i . h . J slS tflWf ' Sw 14?' 0 Sj X ..irHM, I ,.., BBS ,V fJrT'4H ( I '-M "Twiiinr Ni ''fl' I j v 3pf i 'jV 'Tr'SHivV iff vJBsft T ' a I 'AmNPAv i .i. v 1 -Jj He . . 'j?4Qk 'Vyv V " jH n t 'i siOtiA iHftSftl ' 1 r If homes were rated like battleships Just m the Mnvy Depart mtht dafoaiidi high efficiency on board hip, to can you dciunnd and cbt.iin It in vour 1 actoi y . your office, and your bomr. If honici were rated like battlatbips. Q-K luotora nud lamps and wiring device-! would bruin you the hifchcit nwaid. Year after year, tho coveted "Red E," awarded by the Navy Department lor high est engineering honors to an American battleship, goes to a ship equipped with General Hlectiic Company's machinery. Here is the 19?4 winner the U.S.S. Maryland, on which electricity does all the heavy work. rxiB, auuouKii oauii mown oui in p. m., AllIlt jMlv ani hor kMaJti the spring, averaged In bushels to baseball: 6:15 n. m Warflel.i n,.n. IS!7. Her father fought In the leo projni OOVtrSOT Waller M revolutionary war. Pierce, present at the ineelliiK. lull- mated that the slate would press rol- lection Tha itaumsnl of the PfiMMITXIf ATIfiMt f v- i m tin I tho dti 44444k4444 : KFOA. Khodes 454.3 meters 4 p chestra. Tonnirrow KPO, Hale Bros, and Chronicle. an Francisco. :S.3 meters 5:30 !. '.: believed The bonds of the Orhoco dlsiriet mean certain, although perhaps de-. , 're: , p. m.. Palace orchestra: 9 KOADs ;.iri g.-tnral iitiligaiboi bonds and It layed development of all worlhv' Mr' ? Mr3' " 111,ura !c,'r:,"n p. m . Palace hotel concert. To the Kdltor: Is held that tb. d&trlCI (BUil pS) projects. Kave a bir,hdllv Dar,v Tuesday nigh'. KI.X. Tribune. Oakland. 509 met-1 Admitting. In ord-r to avoid con- (Virtually one-half of the seitlers who But what would the effect be onIAnKU,t "4 in non7r of the!r taBh ' ers fi p. m.. Uncle Joe and his gang; trovers), that graded roads are not;-r on the O. hoi n valbi lands when the farmer? Good on the face of it. i ter rlara's lr'lh birthday. The eve 7 p m neW!1. s p nl proKrani: so good for all purposes as paved i the d'atrli t was Formed liac lotl but actually It would be supplving a nlnK w:ip Pleasan,y spent with games, B m t;t.runovich's Ballroom ones. I say, without fear ol aiiccww- (piling their debt on the farmers who strong man with crutches and com-' "j"1 'lan,lnR' Those present were Kntertalners ful contradiction, last a city like have remain, d Tb situation which pelling him to use them. The result ! !SCS Bculah. Kisler- Gladys and KFI. Karle C. Anthony. Los An- ' "end ought to have graded, oiled developed at the mi l ling last Bight mould be weakening, an undermining! .Ce. " "n'1 All'lra McDa"'' Keles. 467 meters 5:3o p. m Kx- and properly maintained earth road . cliiira, t-riMi Marsh. .11 li.u a U Tuna f'hrinm.ir A.nh. !,.... L- ....... I r. ... further paving is lud u 1 ;;) In , ' ' t.ui'i newspaper man, as one of glad to note that The Hulb - ;lhe most dramatic In the slate. friendly to such roads and 1 the i!lgln oi the Ochoco farmeri n m rniUI.ul .,rr.vu... ..-.,.),.. 1 lil ,r f..r hi r., i IS til" TCMlIt of Jl tlcriie i.t ilriiiilli man Llndn.tilst. Woodson If cOftOltl I Timu i .. .V..i ,.r o ...i .h.n t Mm u. i i,. :lminill:iiHi followlnt il.e ir Ho. Bend Water Light & Power Company This advertisement is rcpnuhieeil tlirouh tlie courtesy of the General Electric Company . -l l TIM rilfrwi Century Drive Igatn Open rVfter JJridKe Construction i-. rest tare ice tnlorss have mm pleled cunslrurtlon of a new bridge ion the t'entury drive repla-'lng an older st. at 'are smith of the head of Ihe lake, it Is announced from heed ijuarter of the Deiehuten for.-st The drive Is now open fur Its entire Icnuih. savs Supervisor II I. PlSSatl would be weakening, an undermining .I"6. JI and Andra McIJan- ( geie9 467 meters 5:3 p. m. tb- and proper! of the spirit of independence and self ! I.', ,e, pmi'n' P Jr'H' aminer: 6. p. m., nightlv doings: 7 before furtl reliance which, more than any other i hv?,'" Uf.at. a"'! A,ll;'ne M"!,,art' : p. m.. Kxan.iner: 8 p. m.. organ I- I an. glai thing, characteriiea Oregon's rural "n''V'K Muc,1?1ler;, i"eP . cltal; P- m - P"a' "Carmen "; in tin Is frier life. Jr.. Will Paula, Jjsll Babcock, Her- j p , musical program. congratulati And as for the people of the state at large, so much paternalism would .. h . . r on' meters 6:30- p. m . children's hour: In the past. Impoiindlni; dam was built mrun neem hardly fair. Why not under-L Marr "a returned Tliursday g m roam. 10 iii-k. hare no reason to bellere thai ' hw' creek, about sl miles abo write our lumber industry, our mines. :", , , ' lrlp "" man s orch -slra. any of Ihe llend papers or any city I'rlnevlile Heeause ol the drouth. mi. i ... u-v-v l.-... f . - i ! I Hie Freal ri.serv.ilr wns ilrftmlli ,ln r,.ijicsn, la, 5 It aa I oillinnis hi iiiiimiik iih.m.-j uhi ..i j - t mtters 5:30 p. m.. golf talk. I) Ihe hard surface method of road 111 ""' season oi irrigation. imp I me loavy indebtedness II) of Ihe farmer, to bine BOYLAN & RAMSEY Lawyers Phone Bl t nutans Fl, DftvtlntM limlunt 0a tii.rf . l uim.r ofriivi nl Dm. Swa a Wmmm our salmon fisheries? A dividing line must be drawn somewhere short Silver I-ake The rural carrier had the extra job line must be drawn somewhere short , J " miters 5:30 p. m.. golf talk. I) the hard surface method of road i 111 ""' of communism, and it should bel ,lon,Ia OI "eiivenng i in register... Sco t hlgbom; T.7:M .p m prr). . roml,Mton. I cannot say this of ""BfSi am! drawn just as soon as the Tumalo ' , , , ., cal " Bt l"er on ,,u' . grams: I p, m.. West Coast theaters: ' the "city of roses, ruts and raacala." ' caused man matter has been disposed of. The " ' engineer. M , AM8BARY. L M.I, l.ii. . rnul sMIlln. Ih..r f,,r ' Wl '" ' ' "V- 1 : 1 A DR. J. W. THO.M Physician and Surgeon O'Knne llldg. OfOOt plione ISt. lies. nl state has a real obligation there, for it started the Tumalo project some years ago. and made rather a mess of It. Now it will be doing only the decent thing if It standB by to put the district on its feet. The fiow-er show is here today, and of course it's the best In the city's history. A glance at the flower beds in Bend yards this summer shows why. While mentioning flower weds, we suggest a look at the one in the city park. Incidentally the gardener has straightened or removed entirely a lot of those funny corkscrew paths, and the whole place looks better for it. In the latest "Confessions of a to protect their in teres ta. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stephens and lit tle daughter, of Mount Vernon, Wash., rial tod Thursday at the home of Stephens' sister. Mrs. Frank Kisa ler. Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Taylor of Harrisburg motored over and spent Sunday with Mrs. Taylor's parents Mr. and Mrs. Jame3 MrDaniels. Harold Frcnnd and a party of friends motored to Battle lake Sun day in Harold's new car. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sears visited th. past week in Powell Butte, returning to Hood Hlver Sunday morning. They have recently sold their home In Hood Hlver and as yet have not de cided on a location. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ctllttl end Mr. !.,.,,! M, .III,. .,..,.- l,.nl. 41.... ,!,'. Lobbyist" a Philadelphia contractor , Mr . John ,,,, , ,.,, j Sunday. In the afternoon they all motored to tlie fish hatrhery. admits that the ale project was doped out with Jim Kyle in Wash ington for Ihe benefit of private In vestors. That might be another rea son why the Deschutes project has not proceeded morn rapidly. Peter Pauls lost a valuable milk cow last week. The trl-cotinty grange picnic will he held In tlie City park at 1'rineville Sen! em her 7 A ponil nrnfrpftitii Mutr. BSRene has voted $175.boo bonds1Ilg SImrtR Bnd d,nce , (,,t. ;.vcnlnK are planned. to buy a park site for tlie Southern Pacific to put ear shops on. That':. fine. Holier! years ami. but now tlie Oregon Trunk J J. f 'lui nniu ii Is il rwwitip itf liiu Hend. too. bought grounds for j rtraWotrrrt0I through a Hetid wholO K. Strahom's nse nine or ten ' ... rir, . Mauri Killer i.iul Miirr.iiri.l .'list.. seems more likely to gel them. , ,,, Sunday with Margaret Sleasman. A dog poisoner is at work again in Koht.n cutfis ami Mr uml MrBi Helld. Somehow we have im lilin .i n. , , , -i i.iuierice niaggs are Helping fill I. up. thai his victims have a better chancehay on Ul0 Cairl Cate pll.,. wttt I of passing Inspection at I lie pearly : f Redmond gales than he will have. That may Mrg, K Vancy nus re,urnc, I be modernism, but we think any dog , from ,.,lMn!l. w,rn ,. ,, ,.,. for . lover will agree will, us th .,, (llr.e we(lkl( niir,:inK. Mr. and Mrs. Lawreni H B) b a a ti m m n a a Sale Time Sale Steps San Money 7 ). i i mm wt mi or IDC iuuj rfyy A eoMittie for y. I 4AJ ,,., hold and bom Automobile price,, are taking some remarkable drops these days, hut common stock in the auto compantoa continue to be ptjefdtred. fox and children visited Ihe ice cave Sunday. Virgil BAboock left Bat a relay morn ing for u visit with friends at White Salmon, Wash, Down nl the Kuloiu penitentiary Mama Dalrymple is mill puwllngorer Hie age old problem, "Why Boyi Leave Homu". KADIO I I Another Shiotnent of Over 5000 School Tablets and School Accessories is being unpacked. Save Your Eyes Thin Mown Water Colored Sun Glasses 50c Pitcher and 0 Glasses , ,, , . ,. An excellent value for Dust Goggles.. .joc-2;)c i- Youths' Dust Goggles, i 15c 0 Different Styles , ,, . Loose Leaf Pocket Chiltfreng Sateen Note Books, 39c to 19c Bloomers In black or pink, price Extra Fillers, 5c 43c A new assortment of Kol(!X ,,3c Wire Lamp Shade Frames, price 19c to i9c Genuine Thermos Bot- tie, pint size, and Lunch Kit, $1.98 We are headquarters Others at 31.59-31.75 For Fienic Supplies Mrs. Lawson Is Elected To Head Wilson School POWELL 11UTK, Ann. 19. Toduy KI'O, Hale Urns, and Chronicle,1 Han Francisco, meters 5 : 80 I I e- ..iiiniicii n noiii . o.ini'oii 1 1 . . Rtocks; 8:40 p. in.. Stales orclieslra; Mra. Hp. in., program; fi p. m., program; c.win si Si,, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY One Pound 55c Quality Pure Chocolate Candy for 39c m a k CM m H il n M : m m : LARSON & CO. IilnnidiifN Willi Imm l.rtini Wntcli" SIK iTWflrn ChtM Jowri ( AKL80N : LYONS PLUMBING & BEATING I'lumblim r.nd Ment'i.. BtoppltJN llnth ttoom Acraaorle, etc , tr Pipe, Valvei and FittiriKfi rELEPHONE 169-J RIVERSIDE FLORISTS Flowers for All Occasions Kill Willi Orccnhoiiic 454J Nell port I'horie 1115 Herbert R. WelshonH Accountant llooni '1. Ilencbiiten ln,--.tniei,t t o. Dnlldrag, Beat DR. ROY REYNOLDS Chiropractor OHHM IHiIk-. PkOM IHI DR. G. W. W1NSLOW VETERINARIAN fftWlflBlim 11 lrvh( lh(inn I H Dr. Herbert H. Mnlletl Chiropractic Specialist IfVt ll'in. -nl,. Ave. I" one A'if NELL MARKEL PUBLIC KTKXOGH IPHBR TYPING I'lione BS7 .Main Lobby Pilot Bott Inn Manager llend Ilratich OrOfCOn State .Motor Association DR. II. C. DODDS "liyrdclnn anil Huriiron Offlcn houm: 9 to 12 o. m ; 1 to G p. m.; 7 to ft oronlnKt. Office phono 317. O'DtfDDall IIMif. Iien. Phono 22 M O. S. PHILLIPS, M. I). Kye, line. None nml Throat Hperlnlint Room 17-iD n'rtngf niii Huum ' to is, -j in ,i, 7 to h PboiMi orricn m J. I(n. till J i.umherrniin'a Honpllnl OtnftlflOMM Qood Hero .1. E. Ledcrerwood Trnmifcr ami HuoMiik Motillll a Specially All Con. in Handled with Cm Office i ii o s Bond si. Phon : i .1 HeK. PnOtta 27II-W Physio-Therapy Abrams Electronic Di agnosis and Treatment, Ultra-Red Rays, Chiro practic and all natural or physical ra e t h o d s combined. Dr. R. D. Kctchum Chiropractic Ph.vHlcInn CITY GARBAGE CONTRACTORS Will Remove Your Garbage Tel. 66 W. 835 Bond Wnaffl, Dirt , Hoi k or nuy kind of H'lfn-i- "Tho Yellow Triickn" Mrs. Muller's Beauty Shop Shampooing a Specialty With every idlampoo we Kivo a Tonic 'I l i : 1 1,1. Ill ."ree Roiult; iToautlffil, aioaajr Hair mid a Clean Sculp mi Orogon ;ii . Phono 8B2-W 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-HIXON CO.