The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 21, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPACE 4 THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. BEND, OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1025 The Bend Bulletin DAILY KMTION ttlMUhtj Kv.tv AjUrnooc KxNtri Band by Tin H ml lUiUetin (.Inotirpviratotl) CnteTcd U Brcatul Class matter Ja.uut.ry 8, 1117, at th r tff lr at lloml. Or won, undrr Art of March 3, I 8 . ItOHERT W. SAWYER -1IKNKY N. FOWLKK - Editor-Man,Rk''r Associate Editor An Independent Newspaper, stand in ir for tin1 quare dral, clean business, clean politico ami the hunt Interests of Mend and Central On-gon. BUHSCRIPTION KATES By Mall On Year IVOO Bli montha B.1I Three Mentha 11.60 By Carrier Ont Year 16.50 Hix Montha fS.sn On Month 9 .60 All subscriptions are due ami PAYABUE IN ADVANCE. Noticrn of expiration are mailed subscribers and If renewal is nit made within reasonable time the paper will be dis continued. I'leaar notifr us promptly of any change of addreaa. or of failure to receive the paper reffularly. Otherwise wc will not be responsi . ble for copies missed.. Make all ehecka and orden payable to The Bend Bulletin. I FRIDAY, Aldl'ST 21. 1S25 The assured harvest: Ba not deceived: (Sod is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth. that "nail ho also reap. (..Italians 6.7. MOItK OX THAKFH' RKHUKKD I u.ked the famed explorer what good his efforts didt ln drank some hair restorer and answered, through his lid: "Your mind is cheap and sordid, you tee no good in toil unless it is rewarded with things to bain or boll You understand the feijow who drives a team of nags, and plows thr meadow mellow, to buy himself some rags. You under stand the duffer who slaves until he dies, that he may never suffer for tripe or pumpkin pies. But if a man of learning surveys the midnight stars, you laugh, for he's not earning the price of twin cigars. And if a savant thoughtful should isolate germ, you say things tommy rotful, and laugh until you squirm. He might be making collars or sawing through a plank, and packing tawdry dollars in knapsacks to the bank. He might be busy tanV ning. or grinding butcher knives, but he is striving, plan ning, to save a million lives. Columbus dreamed of sailing across the unknown seas, and all his friends were railing, and springing josh and wheeze. He heard them daily drool ing, they asked, on every hand. 'W hy don't you Quit your fooling and run a peanut stand? A man is surely nutty Who'd buck the raging main, when he might take some putty and fix a window pane. Your dreams are rash and phnny! Pursue some useful plan, and peddle macaroni, or dish out da bananV You tinhorns make me sorer than any man should be." and then the famed explorer threw paper weights at me. COMMERCIAL CLUB EXPRESSES GRIEF nun llc-l collection Ot 1'ahllan, Mm t;u Bldn, Mr. Amies Bottoui. 'si collodion r tiladlnll. Mrs. Punk, Mr. P. Bi mil..". llei.1 collodion of Astern, Mm liar i . . ,1... : ... t ' j m ....... Puns, Mrs. Rom Dustin, Resolutions Passed Mourn-, 0M ,Uwll(in llf , ,., MM Ing Ti H. Foley 8 Death j, m. Herbert, Mr, 11 B Rlc. Ileal collodion of I'linsit'S, Mrs. Amies BOttOttSi Mrs. Anna Shaw Henl hnni'h ot Sweet IVus, Maud QrOWtl, Mrs It. D, Moure; red. S A IHaKley. Mrs 11, N Moore; white. Maud Brown, Mrs. II. N. Moore, pink, Maud Brown, Mrs. B, B, Hi. lavender, Mrs R, Brntno, Mr Marry Knnke; purpl, Mrs. S. A lllakley. Mrs. Allee llurlolith Bail bunch of Snaii Dragon, H. B, Qoodman. Ileal bunch of Suliiliilnssls. Mrs. I III another column wo reprint to fdiiy an editorial from a recent Issue fet the Oregon Journal in which that inewapaper discusses our remarks of But woek reparding Portland traffic begulttttooi and the enforcement merer, no Journal is ir.e:.dl jus. , program; 11 p. m.. Lyman's and many automobiles. The - lull bww. tried to be and wc do not ,h,nk orchestra, bu b , a dailv ,,. , there is going to be any bloodshed; K(;w 0reKonlan, rortland, 491.5 tela, proportion K"" .ins ....... i nut ineie uiusi lie oiiie Slmied by offlelals of I he olub, a resolution of sympathy to the family of T. It. Koley was passed yesterday at the rcmilar weekly meetiiiK of the hoard of dlreetors. The resolution follow: "The Inevitable summons eame to our fellow townsman. T. II Foley. Sunday. August If., lili'S. and took him from our midst forever. "Through his death. Bend and Cen tral Orcr.on loses one of Us most active, capable and popular olttien. Harry Kuitko, Mr. Anna Bhaw. He bad long been a leader In the Host bUDCb of PetUUl, rallied. Commercial and eltlO development of I Mrs. Wilbur Allen. i he rommunlty. giving generously ofi llesi huneh ot I'hlox. Mrs K. Croi Mm and means for the bttrby, Mrs. Marry Kunku. menl of Band, The lore ot his ohar B huneh of BoabtOM, P, B, Cub aeter Urol aetlon was felt In every llson. forward movement. Me had Ion ' Most artlstleally arranged bouuuet h, en leader and tireless worker of! of flowers eontauilug not less than tb Band Commercial club, hsvlntltiv rarletl, Mrs. j. m. Herbert, heen Its president and ton,: a mem ber of the hoard of dlreetors. Mis deatb Is Indeed a great loss to the elub. as well as to tho entire eom inanity. Me will he greatly missed. "The summons eame while he was in the prime of lite, In the full vigor and strength of manhood: at a time v hen he could look to future years with a happy vision Hut by divine decree be was called and we must Bubnttt, "The Hend t'ommeri'ial , luh. Mis Agnes Sottotlg. Moil artistic arrangement ot not less than four varieties of one color. Shades of red. Mrs. Jack Herbert; yellow. .Mrs Jack Herbert. Mrs tiny Balden; US, Mrs Jack llerhert. Mra. K. K. Tooniey, pink. Mrs Jack llerhert Children's display: nonquota. Vol- i ma Spicklelneler , Sweet I'eas. Veltna j Spick!, -meter: Pan!; Volinu Bptcb lemeler: Swan Itlver Daisy, Kmlly ! Spencer: African Datgy, Kmlly Spen cer: I'hlox. Kmlly Spencer. i.ii .lit. ill. hi oi ineii ; mr , ti,ii itii- - . ... . . .. n ... . .. I. , . , , TV., . . nets. news, oascoan: s p. m., con- t; lound that on so numv uncliiios Journal did not fully understand , .,, ..,, , . '"'in ui- L... ,. ., . . .. i cert. could move in one street at one lime C, 1 , ,a , "T" 0IS"V NO I KFOA, Uhodea Store. Seattle. It found that of the Drelni "f sorrow and grief fclamo to imputed. It probably wa 4., metera4.6 p. ,., tfr,an rol)1,.n,s wa, , tr,(f ,. "f" !? .,,..... v u. w M.. ohestra: c p. m.. baseball: 6.-4S congest, d area as rapidly us poss.hle 1 p. m.. program: S: 15 p. m weather; If automobiles were compelled to lop I Charge of discourtesy, tor In-j 8:30 p. m.. Times; 10 p. in.. Hark- ai every cross street. If thev . . . ,., fetancc. thut were made In the Bui-1 ness orchestra. constant danger of accident , it Sethi's editorial were not directed at j Saturday ry corner, it meant a verv marked (Portland's police. The specific refer-1 KPO. Hale Bros, and Chronicle, slowing down of traffic. The most bnce was to "self appointed traffic, San Francisco. I2S.3 meter 5:30 feailble plan proposed to rpaed thai bfflcers." Probably you cannot In- p. m., Warfleld theater, baseball, traffic was "thraosn" traffic Itreetl, Mlct all the people of a city any more itocki: :35 p. m.. Statea orchestra: where outgoing and Incoming cam lhanof a nation bu: you can tell whati s p. m.. rubirlans. could move at greater speed with tour experiences with some of thor.e KLX. Tribune. Oakland. 509 met- comparative safetv. people are. The Bulletin editorial, as er 7 n. m.. news. liuktd. the plan is dlsrnSiearth.. . KKI. Karle C. Anthony. Los An- times to v.sitors. but when the irc geles. ItiT meters 5:30 n. m. Bx- niendous dally congestion of 1...-.I khat not once did uniformed police, j amlner: 6 p. m.. nlghtlv doing:-: 7 streets was placed In the balam e with knan speak discourteously or In any p. m , quartet: 7:45 p. m.. Hook-;the slight Inconv. nlence to visitors. Jorl Herbert. hther manner. None happened to be ) gheIy .uat uv Mun .Nancy: s p in., local officials derided, and quite I'onslcs. Mrs. Ollie OtttnOT. kround when our unintentional Eiamlner: p. m.. rocal concert: properly Fo. that the congestion wai Mae fuller. breaches of the traffic regulation U 0 p. m.. Packard Radio club: 11 by far the worse of the two problems Hollyhock, Mrs. Anna Shaw fwerc comniiucu. uui not one- oia , vi,,i, r.rn ,,r , ..,.... : and r.tuge. ' KilJ. Times hereby publicly express its great sor row for the loss of Mr. Foley, undl evtends to his bereaved family Its The new park of the Uis Angeles deepest sympathy In this their hour i Pacific Coast lea tue baseball cluh I w III have 7. on. i t seats 1,111V 111. I'd hi.l. I, ,' i.i.ss.xl in personal experience. wi s based This w::s Flower Show Crowds Continue to Final Hour (Continued from page 1) licit..-.:. Mrs. Harry Funke. Candytuft. Mrs. Harry Funke. Carnations, Mrs. J. 1). Davidson. P. K. Cull toon. Stocks. A. It. Fay. A. R I.ary. Sea Moan, p. k. Culltoon, Mm. iiar- ry Funke. tlodella. Mrs. Wilbur Allen. Mm Mr Daisies: Shasta. Mrs. A. J Moor Los Angeles. And for tiie safety standpoint, no Ice records prove the effectiveness Mrs Itos. Dustin Ox Kve. Mrs Miir- 405.2 of the plan. Where previously scores ry Funke. Mrs. P. K. Cullison: Afrl-! Harry Funke, Mrs., (i. K. ; Naatnrtlnm. Mrs, Wilbur Allen. Mrs. Alice Htirieigh. Calllopsis. Mm. It. D. Moore. Mrs W. A. lirant. Marigold, double. Mrs. Marry Funke. Mrs Ross Dustin. Calendula. Mrs. Ross Dustin. Zinnias. Mrs. F K. (iarnett, A. R. hrc escape without admonition, some limes courteous hut oftrncr other CrVi somoo"e an "I-"'-,r Imeters -B:30 p. m.. children's hour; of collisions occurred at Interne. Hon. can. Mm br af lcst not in uniform. It is re-jg p m proffram; i0 p , HMi- "" ,h' mai arteries, those accidents Rice. inn-saoi now many people in a busy man-3 rt.hostra 'have heen reduced to the minimum illy haveltlme to devote to the ciy ,KNX- Express, ls Angeles. r:7 nir Hie "stop" plan. business, j 1 meters 7 p. m.. Insect Life. H. W. A" u 'he charge of discourtesy on j Altai", there was no intention of I MrSpallen: 7:10 p. m., Sunday 'he part of police officers, that is a Questioning the advantages of Port- church announcements: 77:15 p. m.. matters to be passed i n to chief of .land's through streets as such. In : naby Muriel Mac( 'ormac: 7:30 p. m.. Police Jenkins. It should not be toi teferring to these our intention was organ recital: 8 p. m program, ' eratcd. lo remind Portland that Its system Town Crier; 10 o. m . Lyman's or- la an unusual one and that strangers chestra: 11 p. m.. Hollywootl Nile. A man s conscience only worries Fay. bra likely to make a few mistakes. Kt;W. Oregonian. Portland. 4U1.5 him whin the temptation is past. Oaillardla, Mrs. Ross Iiustln. Mrs especially when two types of "stop" meters 6-10 p. m.. Couder's or-' . Anna Shaw. Signs are In use and none of them i rhestra. There - no ill luck In turning hack Clarkia. Mrs are illuminated at nignt. in tart KFOA. Rhodes Store. Seattle, Homo of the intersections apparently 454 3 meters 4 p. m. Hoffman or- frp marked at all. chestra; p. m.. Hoffman orchestra. I What Ik needed, we venture, is an baseball: 8:30 p. m.. Times; 10 p. m., Illuminated sign at each of the in- llarknees orchestra. iersectlons where traffic Is supposed j to stop, a sign which Is more self ex- olauatory that the short command I :'stop". -f Portland has a big traffic problem. Ko one would deny this. The im provement in handling traffic In the last year is noticeable We think O'Donnell's Market The largest market in Central Oregon with Greater Bnylng Power Better Facilities and Offering Greater Selection Phone 286 Exceptional Rug Sale! PRICES CUT IN HALF Truly Amazing Values. Beautiful Rugs in distinctive patterns and colorings. Size 9x12 Your Choice of AXMINSTERS Regular $48.50 to $54.50 Special $34.75 to $38.75 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS Regular $29.50 to $34.50 Special $25.50 to $21.35 MAKE AW COMPARISONS vol' WISH THESE VALUES CANT BE DUPLICATED Buy Today Avoid Disappointment Your Credit Is Good Use It Bend Furniture Co. Visit Our Exchange Departmcnl Om of tiit btgfMl bm i bait ball in (iarlttllti Iliirki')''. wlui tlpg ! )' Ix'um u( J3."i ioiMi RIVERSIDE FLORISTS Mowers for All Oeeasions Hill Wall QnMn&OVM ISS N'rwiHirt Ptmne B4S LARSON & CO. "Houm ol Tha Ornoi WalflbM I ' 1 1 1 ' i ! Slli run ir WfttctMV t hln.. 4rrr(lnt ('arils QlftM I'H i-lrjr K. S. HAMILTON ATTORNKT-AT-LAW Rn.iuia 13 and lfl Pint National (lank Uulldln. Phone 61 (Or. Co. rornr -'OmI - : -: Portland's Traffic 4- :; 't ; I Following Is tin editorial from the Oregon Journal, referred to in f,,,r nrfllnrinl r.liim.i liuluv- , ;here might he still further improve- .... , .. u o i . . . v In another c ilunin the R-nd Itul- neuts and have ventured to say so. ,,, , ., v , fletin. In a friendly spirit, mak' I tain criticism of Portland's traffic Something like fiften years ago I regulations and the manner of their Kugene started much the same sort (enforcement. It particularly ques- bf agitation for a trans-mountain i tions the advantage of the main traf- llghway that Albany is now under-j fic arteries, or "stop" streets, and nking. The McKantie road Is near- suggests that local officers ore not jng completion. Perhaps Albany ran always rs rourteous a.s possible, let Uie Santiam pass route finished The traffic problem is one of n less than fifteen y-::r - Portland's worst. This Is a city of , --- - ; narrow streets and short block Did you go to the flower show I This is also a city of many peop, ,'c.sterday'.' It was very well worth ' ' hlle. If the Civic league tlld nothing lis than put on the flower show tach year, the league's existence fvould be more than Justified. I A now born Infant lias been found In the rushes down near Astoria. Xppnrcntly shows Just us much prom ise as Moses old al his age. too. r RADIO , I Tmlay KPO. Hale Bros, and Chronicle ?an Francisco, 42S.3 meters 6:80 i. in., Aunt Dolly and her kiddies, I tascball; 0:16 p. in., Warfleld llie.i re; 7 p. in., Palace orchestra; 0 ! i. in., Palace hotel concert. KI.X, Tribune, Oakland. 609 mel- '. rs fl p. in.. Unci Joe and his gang: p. m., news; 8 p. in., program: :46 p. m., Oentnovlch's Ballroom Interialhers. KKI, Karle C, Anthony, Los An-j eles, 407 motor 6:80 p. in. Kx i miner; 0. p. in., nightly doings: 7 . m.. Dxamlnsr; p. m.. organ re Hal; ii p. in., opera, "Carmen"; 10 . m.. musical program. Kll.l, Tim, I-os Angeles, 406.2! meters G : :t (i p. m children's hour; p. m., program; In p. in., lllck-1 nan's orchestra. KN'. EtKpress, Loi AuRoTes, ne'.ors 6:;i0 p. m.. golf talk. li. Beoll ('hlsholm; 7 -7 : :t il it. in., pro- rams: s p, in . West Coasl theaters: m Y. I JWidsummer HOII TripS Round Trip Excursion Tickets To all principal Eutcrn Cities on sale daily to Sept. 15 Final return limit Oct. 31 Liberal stopwer privilege- Eoingor returning Visit the fn1k "back East' now whilo the fares are low Low farrt alto to Zion National Park Yellowaton National Park Aak for free booklet, descriptive of these famous resorts A. F. Bhngvrt phono 54 WhIi MoMarray Oon, Puss, Ant- lark ll r!n rt. Mrs if you ii r on ibfl wtouj road. C. .1 wicnoiaon. I fir i 1 Ccnsrsl t!tr Comrm-'i MsWlHtHLlJi- 4 T.M k p. iMwrtiM SMtsr t t jrtfB (Mfatort fn htitt( ft?' - jHaaBBBBBBBBsl BBBBBBBS L bbbbW MRS. V. A. SMITH Aitcnt for N'ubone KuIiIhm- Corsets and Silk l.lnRcrlr Meu's and LadlflS1 Hosiery lioiie :io:t-.M p. o. Hoi to W. 6. Manning, D. M. 1) Dentistry nuite 12-14 O'Kane Rldg. Phune I7H W. Urnd, Ore. BOYLAN & KAMSKY Lawyers Phone ill I Kwmi 7-1. tlr.rhBi.. In. ..lm.nl IIHf . I'.IMfl offlf.. nf Hi. U,..n a Whiiui DR. J, W. THOM Physician anil Surgeon (I'linne HUk, Office phone tfli. Iti . Mil CARLSON & i.VON1 PLUMBING & MOATING Pliiiutitus and HeMln Hsppiin luth Room Accnasorles, ete . etc i'ipe. Valves and FittiiiKs TELEPHONE 15-J CENTRAL OREGONS' ALTO MACHINE SI101' . B, AIM' AssfHinlcd ltlili; Minnesota none IWiuil. Phone 506J Herbert R. Welshons Accountant Room S, DsMhats Invesunni Co. DnlldlnCi Hi n.i DR. ROY REYNOLDS Chiropractor O'Kane Illdg., Plume INK DR. (i. W. WINSLOW VETERINARIAN Keslilenc II Irving Phono 1 IS NELL MARK EL public htkxogbaphen tvpi; Phone tl'J7 Main Lobby Pilot Unite Inn .Manager Hend llraiirh Oregon Htate Motor Association Dr. Herbert B. Mallet! Chiropractic Specialist IMI Minnesota Are. It-one SSf DR. H. C. DODDS 5vhplclan nuil Nurgeon Office hours: 9 to 12 a. m : 1 to 6 p. m.: 7 to 9 evenings. Office phone SI". O'Dnnnell Uhlg. Kes. Phone 282 M O. S. PHILLIPS, M. D BQ ', Mnr, Nose iitifl Throat Sprclnllat ROOOM 17-10 II' l or Illdg llnurai ti to IS, in .", 7 to h 'hollos: Office 176 J, itos. 110 J UunbOnMBl Hospital Corllflcaie. flood llnre If homes were rated like battleships J, K. Ledgcrtvood Transfer ami Hauling Moving a Bpeclaltf All floods Hndld with ( are Office ions Bond st. Phone B I J Ilea. Phone 27!l-V Just as the Mnyy Depnrtircnt demands high efficiency on board ship, so can you demnnd and obttdn it in your factory, your office, and your home. If homes were rated like battleships, G-E motors and lamps and wirinK. de vices would briin; you the highest: award. Year after year, the coveted "Red E," awarded by the Navy Department for high est engineering honors to an American battleship, goes to a ship equipped with General Electric Company's machinery. Here is the 1924 winner the U.S.S. Maryland, on which electricity does all the heavy work. Bend Water Light & Power Company 'This advertisement is reproduced through the courtesy' of the General Electric Company Physio-Therapy Abrams Electronic Di agnosis and Treatment, Ultra-Red Rays, Chiro practic and all natural or physical methods combined. Dr. R. D. Ketchum Chlroprnellc Physician sthsr HidK. CITY GARBAGE CONTRACTORS Will Remove Your Garbage Tel. 66 W. 835 Bond Waste, Dirt, Itork or anjr kind of Ilfo "The Vellow Trncka" Mrs. Muller's Beauty Shop Shampooing a Specialty 'Willi every shampoo we give a Tonic Trciitmoijri Proo it. nit : Beautiful, Olonay Hslr and a I 'lean Scalp HO Oragon SI. Phone :ii2-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.