The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 22, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 2 THE REND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. BBND, OREGON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 82, 1025 CfUflAI D A MS SNOW IS REPORTED JtllUUL fLHllO ON CASCADE PEAKS ARE ANNOUNCED Rain Storm Settles Dust In Lower Country Opening Comes Follow ing Labor Day CREDIT GIVEN TO CENTMLIA Snow, the first of ilio season, whs , fulliiiK today oti the hle.li peaks of t the Central Oregon Cascades. Tho J flurry of snow which early la the day whitened the mountain summits ! wlitrti fuin from one mile to two Conditions Continue Badly ImUea noon , , level ru pari of the Mayor of Washington Town Second Notorious Out law Taken Crowded Is Mentioned by Superintendent Ajrcr With the DDUlni of the school year only two weeks distant, final Diana for the start of the 1925-26 1 session are hcluK made hy G. V.'. Amir, superintendent of schools, and In principals of schools in the Bend and union high districts. An an-, nouncement relative to the start of i the school year has been mailed out I to the teachers hy Supcrnitendent Ager. "Since Iaihor day is observed in Mend to u large extent hy camping parlies to our many lakes, streams I mill heauty spots, and since many parents desire to take their children with them for the entire day, It has been decided to use Monday for or ganization, making programs, and in otherwise getting things in readiness Tor school which will begin for the pupils on Tuesday. September S." Superintendent Ager informs the teachers in a circular, j "Children who are six or more years of age on the opening day of school. September 7. will be per mitted to enter beginners' classes in each of our schools, as such classes will he organised on that date." Su perintendent Ager mentioned in giv ing out information to parents of be ginners. "Children who are unable to do the regular work as outlined for our first grades, will not be per mitted to remain in the classes. Karly Registration AsUitl "Because of our crowded condi tions, no child who has not reached his sixth birthday will be permitted to enter at this time. Mid year classes will he organized in January for those who reach their sixth birth day before the second semester he Kins. Parents are requested to regis ter their children who expect to enter the beginners' classes with principals of the various schools some time in the first week of September. "Principals will be In their offices nnd will be glad to do this before the opening day of school. Late regis trations may not be accepted if classes are full, or transfers to more distant schools may be necessary. At any rate, early registrations will greatly assist principals in organiz ing their work." The office hours of the principals in the first week of September will be from 1 to 4 o'clock In the afternoons. A considerable increase in attend ance Is expected, but It is believed that all pupils can be housed in the regular school buildings, although all rooms will be In use. This despite the fact that the new union high school will be occupied when the fall term starts. storm which resulted in a preclpita I tion of .09 of an inch of rain in Mend I at an early hour this afternoon. The August storm was quite gen jeral In the mid state Cascades east of the summit from. Tuinalo ranger stHtlon south to Crescent, according to information gathered by forest service officials ill llend from look outs and forest service employes, laiokouts on outlying peaks, such as Kox butte and Black butle. report that the gtonp did not reach beyond the Cascade foothills. Karly ibis morning the forest serv ice lookouts reported to tho central platting station in Bend that they were in the low hanging clouds which drifted eastward over the Cas cades. Snow was falling on Bache lor butte. near the Three Sisters group, shortly before noon. Leslie I.loyd. lookout, reported. The ground. he said, was covered with snow. The I precipitation fell as rains on the low I er lookout stations and In the lower I country. Accompanied by a heavy wind, a rain storm swept over the Klk lake ountry mis morning. r- orest service; Relates Story of Cap ture of Tom Murray By Qaatgs 1.. Bunker Mayer i f CVntrftlta. Vh. I Written IHhatflHl) for th- tTntl.-.t I'rw PORTLAND, Aug. 22 The cap ture of Tom Murray In Centr.illa marks ihe second event of this na ture effected In our city the other being the lime one of our officers, lauiis Sonny, captured the famous mail train bandit Key tlardner. It looks like the bad men had better give Cenir.ilia a wide berth In the future. Aside from Philip Carson, who ac companied Murray into Cenir.ilia. posing as a fellow crook, and llieti turned him over to authorities. I believe Officer Charles 1). Pilling de serves the most credit for the suc cessful ending of Murray's dash for liberty. Pilling went t,i Murray's room un armed and gained his confidence and made sure of his identity. him milM ml Ihe Tiin.nl,. milL-or ... i MUgle llallile.i. tie cnuccu rnin i Ml. 'low 11 stairs onto me sireei wiiere nc lion reported that ing there at 10 o'clock this morning. I A slight precipitation was reported from Ll Pine. At an early hour this faternoon. the Metolius country and the Fort Hock country were sllll dry. Intermittent rain storms were re ported from Walker mountain. Although less than one-tenth of an inch, the precipitation in Bend cooled off the atmosphere and set tled the dust. A high humidity was reported from Ihe local office of the Deschutes national forest. No forest fires are burning in the Deschutes country. The precipitation of today breaks a month of drouth. On July 23. a fall of .68 of an inch of ruin fell in Bend in a period of less than one hour. Vacation Bible School Plans Arc Made Public grappled with him and held him until the rest of us came to his as sistance and overpowered him. Toni admitted it was very clever and seemed an all around good sport over the deal. I told him at the station it was a I good thing at was all over and he said he was glad to get "a Utile' peace and rest". He said it would probably mean the rope, "which Is all right". His only regrets were for his mother as she thought just as much of him as any of our mothers think of us. untl his hanging might take her with him He seemed to be a very square fel low and absolutely loyal to his lrii nds. "A crook is a crook and a cop la' a cop." he said. When asked to give information that would lead to the downfall of his pals he would simply say: T.L! SV'OKTH IS BACK V ;' "la"""' 5.' V"" ' i- - Here Are The Answers to The Questions in Last Wednesday's Bulletin-- What is it? Protection at the time of misfortune. Who is it? The Mutual Benefit of Omaha. What do they do? Buy eyes, limbs, lives and TIME. WJiy do they do it? To give each man a salary when he is unable to earn it. How do they do it? Being the largest organization of its kind in the world. Where are they located? SAM R. STIMMEL Centra! Oregon Manager Bancroft Hotel Phone 592 H. M. McGUIRE 445 Greenwood Avenue FLOYD H. BAXTER Bancroft Hotel Phone Sdi A. W. FERR1ER 318 Colorado Avenue Lincoln RttSYVOrth, the American who coinmnnded one of the two pliincs In which the party, led ty Uoul.l Amundsen, made ti e attempt to rear' he North pole by air. returned hi Vew York recently. "Ask Alexander, he knows." It is the same old story of the way ward boy who has not heeded his mother's teaching... Wayward boys may get away with a I it of crime for a w hile but they are sure to come to a disastrous end. Continued Indul' genie In breaking the laws of Cod and man can only terminate that way Only three per cent of Loudon a population is foreign born, as against 41 per cent for New York. the aborigines of Australia wor ship animals, birds und fish of all kinds. Announcement that a vacation Bible school will be held for all chil dren of school uge next week in lh9 Alliance church building on Lava road near Franklin avenue. Mrs. Cowen. sister of Mrs. C. J. Leveret;, who will be principal of thei school, has had years of experience iu public school leaching and also in Bihle teaching. She will have several ! we!) qualified assistants. The work will be lnterdenomlna- j tional in character and all denomina tions are invited. Old Testament characters and the life of Christ will be featured. The school will also conduct games, choruses, memory verses and contents for rewards. "Proper Food and E unite," by ARTHl'R A. McGOVERN Farmer pkyrieal director, CarntU Medical College Be master - not subject to your nerves Jack Dempsey's Brother Is Insane, Charges Wife (U. P. LraMsi Wire to Tlx Brnd Bulletin) LOS ANC.ELKS. Aug. 22. Johnny Dempsey. brother of Jack, the heavy weight champion, was accused of in sanity here today and placed under observation pending hearing before a lunacy commission Monday. The champion's brother was ar rested on complaint of his wife. Mrs. Edna Dempsey, that he was addicted to dope and liquor and had "mis treated" her and their child "beyond endurance". Burr Oak, Kansas, boasts of a city1 government- all men of which no member uses tobacco in any form. A firm in England has produced ' yarn so fine that a single pound of' it would measure 4.000 miles. Wrecking Car Service Only fully equipped wreck ing car in Central Oregon. Bontrager's Garage Dav Phone lftii-W Night Phone 227-11 Deer frends and custermers Veil here tis saterday agin and i thot The Boss wood fergit bout this letter to you today. But i gess i have got to rote you a little line bout the lubricashun of yer ordermobile. Yu no we have a lot of good lubercatshun iles an that is what makes the old bus run good, yu no yu shoori have your crankease drained every 5 hunerd miles but dont fergit bout grasing the chasses too. try our grease rack. at your service SAM the Lubricator P. S. Yes we have no bananas but we have lots of good lubricashun iles. HENKLE'S SERVICE STATION "The House of Complete Service" Bond at Franklin , Phone 500 CAOSE FOB-" NIRVEST In the office, if you are in the habit of looking at your watch every few minutes to see how fast you arc getting pn, break the habit by leaving your witch at home. Stop worry ing. When you are in a mood to worry, repeat to yourself the old Quaker's re mark, "There of things that DROP E P. L Y spe a k i n g, nervousness is not a disease. It is a condition caused by trou b 1 e elsewhi re than in the nerves. Much of this condition is mental. Much comes from a general poisrfn ing at the sys tem as a result of constipation. Much is a con sequence of a lack of fresh air. ! are two kinds lack of proper food, and, espe-1 thee ought not to worry about ciatiy. a lack of proper exercise, j those thing', that thee can help Sometimes the cause is or- and those that thee can't help." ganic. Stop thinking about yorosolf. The surest way to conquer 1 Most of tho people who suffer nervousness is to tone up the from "nerves" arc self-centered. entire body, inside and not. lflt nut of vim I If. Minele with and take an interest in other people. Stop thinking about yourself, grumble whenever the train slows down or halts. Scttlo back with a newspaper or a maga zine and let the journey drag on as it will. Vou will find yourself only half as tired at the end of the trip as the peo ple who grumble nil the way. Oct into some manual labor. Take up gardening or some handicraft, Many neurasthenics have regained their health in such a way. Don't let people "get on your nerves." If you do this, it is because you expect them to be exactly like yourself. Naturally, this is impossible as no two peo ple are over exactly alike. i cnuncan ; 4lNNOWCD1t:M'5 Alliance Tuttt rti.u i BtblQ eftNM for alt ukch. j46 m. Morning MTVlM. 11 m- Kvv ' 11 1 ti k Mtrvlec. K p. m. YmiHK ,ii'n( ". 1 meeting, Woiint'KtUy. T p. pi I'rayrr i nifotlnK. WiMtnctuhiy. S p in "('turn uiul stt" All witKomi'. Prc,i terian t tinrch , Franklin avenue an. I llarrls in street Sunday school as i;:iual. at 't IT. a m. The preaching service at 11 a jm. when Dr. Mulled will sing a solo. and Dr. Lewis will speuk on "lle I holding the Olory". In the cvenlnc at s o'clock Mr: Westlake will slug a 'solo and the pastor will preach on ' "Transformation". The secret of enjoying life and of j making life worth while I to he I found In a high estimate of life ut ills best. What la It that milk's HI unman rather than animal ' What In our life links in with 'In, I and up Urates us from the brine creation? j Which part of our complex being are i we trying to cultivate most? This determines our destiny for this life 'and the life that we shall live a thu Lsand yeuis from now. somewhere Iter. A. W. Lewis. Il l' . pnnlor. residence. Cult Congress street, phone :'s5-J. I i mil I Inn li Kleveiith Sunday after Trinity. Children's service, :!&. Morning prayer and sermon, 11 o'clt.-k. B, K'.lwi.rd rfopklfl In charge. I nil Oampd i haren ttond iitrert a&d Klorida IVHH Bli.le school .it lo a. m ; preuchltig at 1 1 a. m. und s p m Prayer inclines Wedu. I .i lamd Saturday evenings it I in If yon are Interested in the deeper thin of the niiii, attend the Btbli tchool ut In ii. m. We have ilaitscs r.n e.erl'ii.!i .' i r . 1 1 K voiir lllble., tr.r a. use no other text books or helps . Similiter. If yuu are In mi fair city and rod know Itnu chrlai or you .it.- Interested iii learning tn.-r" ubo il llrllltl tile sick All On wel, mile K CftM (tssior, PhOM till Pedigreed Cockerels hi' re owWivU than r ii n iu- ft ml Miil a at ftlfvut r cent I'Ui.-hftM- l fit in I'ft'i n' r -t I. v l ft A. '. 'tim th'i MWfftCl iViftr ai l t" : ft IM " ' no. tUmrh hmm nrltfiikftj .n t it I isi-I'.:'t. tA trom Imm ttftiiMt hf trft-W ttvan Hn-n kl fl to H.. w win vtrmm t 1. tr tfc.rn hy Autftut lUtb. 1 fiN- (10. Cttnetdc Poultry Ranch rtH.ni iriS. If. M R . I .1 I IV! E N UmmlfafBttufcY i Downing's SpeciaJ SUNDAY DINNER & $1.00 E However, there arc ways of re lieving "nerves while this ton ing up process is in progress. Keep yonr temper. One storm of anger uses up more nervous energy than would be required for a whole day's work. We think of anger ns bring ing a shock to the nerves, but the nerves are not alone affect ed. Anger releases poisonous fluids into the blood. Fear does the same. Take your time. Hurry frets the nerves and the time gained is very slight. Time yourself as you perform a task at a moderate speed, then time your self ns you perform the same task hurriedly, and see how small the difference is. You will be surprised. Mm Daptlft rharch I Oregon nnd Irvine avenues Services as follow: Bible school at i9: 45. Your department, class and I teacher expect you. Mornlna worship Sermon. "Your (hurch ". at 11 The pastor has re- turned and will speak at Ibis time B. Y. P. P.. senior. Croup I. In I I barge, at 7. Special evening evan IftUltM service al s. Clyde 11 'Beard, son of the pastor, will have rharge'and deliver the message Ills I theme will be, "Is It I? ". Special music by Junior choir. Wednesday Church night, devo tional and business tncotlitu at s Junior choir rehearsal at 9. Come Best, pray, worship with this homelike church whtTI your v.el come never wears out. V. II. Heard, pastor, fin Oregon avenue. sin imp t m 1. 1 It Mil P I III. l.eil ,1 Itl BO lib RKUKM Itlpe 0lt9 clnj Heart. rant . Halted BalUnM Hal Ian dalle Hmm mm i: i linn i: m i NptiiiK in. ken baknd nii i nm Utopateg MICMaM t hicken, Itlllteiel III e Prime Ribs ..I lie. r, lOBH Top MHoni HlrnU, Kliot-Hirhit; l'ui.,1... fntt Haiti Pntatom u tlralln HMyar Com DOMHIlt lello Willi I .'t.e Ire Cieain BREAKFAST : Grapefruit, peach without sugar or a sour apple. WhiUi bread, not more than one nnd a quarter ounces, one soft boiled egg. Coffee substitute. LUNCH: Cup of tea, no cream, sugar or milk. Small sandwich of white bread. A small portion of meat may be eaten. No crackers. DINNER: Clear soup. Koasted or broiled beef, Iamb, veal or game, four to five ounces. One or two of the following green vegetables: Spinach, string beans, green peas, celery, brusscl sprouts, raw or cooked tomatoes. One and a half ounces of any of these. For dessert, rlain rice pudding, junket, cup custard, all sweetened with saccharine, or fruit (except bananns or straw berries) either raw or cooked, four to five ounces. Take a glass of water when fruit is not eaten. Drink a glass of water at nine, eleven, three, five o'clock ftand at bedtime. Take buttermilk between meals if desired. Mr. Mc.dnvcrv Will nvflwrr your tftirntinvjt. t A. A. McOoVBm i A DAY THAT'S GONE A dny tlial'a gone happily ind forever from the ralin tlars of many sensible house wives, Is old Blue Monday, the weekly wash-day; the pestifer ous Hpnn of eight or ten hours if back-breaking labor. It'c, none because of the com ing of Ihe modern laundry, with lis capacity for rendering quick and efficient service. Try us next lime on the runi lif training, and sea how much we can save you in time, mon ey und work. Special rales. Phone 31 MumiillHIIIhliltt The Bend Laundry Vermont Street MUSIC 6:00 lo :()() P. M. Hear the Spokane Sympliini-uters vvh'lv you din:' A di'lijrhlful place to hrinK a early, your wife or your lady fnenoR. .Make Your Reservations by Telephoning 89J THE WORLD OFFERS YOU A HOME and there is no more de sirable place for that home than in Bend. WE OFFER YOU A LOT on which lo build Unit home Terms if you want them THE BEND COMPANY Wall and Franklin Phone ll(inlli)ii High Class Location for Phone. 7 Rssidsnci wnd BusinoBB Purpoits 7 L