The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 22, 1925, Image 4

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THE P.EXP BULLETIN. OAlf.Y EDITION, BENP, OREGON. SATUKHAY. AUGUST 22. 1025
The Bend Bulletin
daily bditiom
tsbliahri Bvary Afternoon ExmpI Sunday
by Tho lii-ml nullultn iIiR-orioviitd)
entered a Second Claaa matter January s,
117, at th Peatoffiea at Hand, Oregon, under
I Act of March 8, if,'.'.
ROIIEItT VY. RAWYKlt - - Edltor-Manairer
IBENItY N. 1 ;iWU.il - AaaoctaU Kditor
a
"An Independent Ncwapapcr, atandinir for the
Kfuaro deal, clean bualneaa. clean politiea and
(lie boat Intereata of Bend and Central Oreiron.
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.BATI'MIAY. Al'crST L'L 19BE
, Safely of the perfect: Hehold,
Clod will not cast away a per
fect man. neither iill he help the
evil doers. Joh S:20.
TilK ItAll.UOADS AND 11KN1) i
At last the interstate commerce j
commission has announced that it
will pass on the Central Oregon rail-!
road situation, deciding just who can !
build where, and who can't, and why.
The hearing will start on October 5.
and as the 1. C. C. Is one of the most
rapidly moving of government com
missions, u program of railroad de
velopment which the railroads will be
allowed to put through should be
known before spring.
Nominally there are five questions
of railway business to be decided on:
the application of the Oregon. Cali
fornia & Eastern for extension of Its
lines from Sprague river: the appl!-
cation of the Oregon Trunk for au- i
thority to construct from Ilend to j
Klamath Falls by way of the Sycan
river: the request of the Central Pa- j
clfic for permission to extend from ,
Klamath Kalis to Cornell. California.
and the twin applications of the
Southern l'acific seeking the right to
acquire control of the Oregon, Cali
fornia & Eastern and the Nevada.
Californlu and Oregon.
Yes. nominally there are fire ques
tions, hut it takes only a glance at
the list to see that actually there are
only two: the petition of the Oregon
Trunk for permission to complete its
plans, formulated nearly two decades
ago. by building on from Bend to
Klamath Falls: and the request of
the Southern Pacific to be permitted
to control the railroad destinies of
Central and South Central Oregon
for the rest of eternity.
Informally Southern Pacific offi
cials have let it be understood that
they would not be averse to building
over from He Natron cutoff to estab
lish a connection with Bend, but actu
ally, as far a3 the petitions on file
with the interstate commerce com
mission are concerned, there is no
such offer. This means that accord
ing to the record, the Southern Pa
clf'c plan is not one which is calcu
lated to meet the railroad needs of I
all Central Oregon, and that If the I
S. P. plun were accepted to the ex
clusion of the program of the Oregon j
Trunk as fathered by the Northern
lines. Bend and the Bend country
could be left pigeonholed in the
Southern Pacific files for future ref-1
erenrc.
OBEYING ORDERS
I once hired out to Hiram Hftight, and drew two bucks
a day, and ho remarked. "Now get this Straight my word
you must obey. I've hired about a thousand nays since
first I caino to town, ami they wore all too blooming wise,
they turned my orders down. I am the man who pays the
inon. and properly expect that I will see the chores all done
just as 1 shall direct. 1 am the man who digs the cash,
and if I say to you. 'Go, foot! the cow a sawdust mash.'
that's what I'd have you do. I am the man who has to dig
the kopeck ami the groat, ami if 1 bid you paint a pin' or
fumigate a goat, I want to see you jro your way without
protesting WOeeie; it is your province to obey, anil mine
to sprint; decrees." Ho yrave me orders oftentimes which
seemed to me absurd; 1 felt I was conu&ittihg crimes when
I obeyed his word; and ever and anon I rose, in indignation
stronjr. prepared to seize him by the nose ami show where
he was Wrong. But soon my bitter wrath I'd quell, reflect
ing, in my heart. "The blamed old chum) is doinj; well
ho must be rather smart. He has the wealth in bars and
bricks, his credit is sublime, ami 1, who Would denounce
his tricks, am busted all the time. Perhaps his methods are
correct and mine show lack of brains; so it were wiser. I
expect, to do as he ordains." It was the wisdom of a Bage
that made me thus obey; for soon he came anil raised my
wage by fifty cents a day.
RADIO
justified. If, however, they make
sure that their children are immune
to this disease, they have more than
a hope they have knowledge that
the children are safe.
Optimism Is a grand, normal fcel-
Toilay
KPO. Hale Bros, and Chronicle.
San Francisco. ):.$. 3 meters 5:30 Ing. which Is permanent as tone
D. m.. Warfield theater, baseball, ! there is a foundation for it.
slocks: 6:35 p. m . Stales orchestra; j
S p. m., Cahirlans.
KI.X, Tribune. Oakland. 509 met-'
ers 7 p. m.. news.
KFI. Earle C. Anthony. Los An-1
geles. 467 meters 5:30 p. m. F.X-!
aminer: 6 p. m.. nightly doings: 7
p. ra., quartet: 7:45 p. m . Hook
shely Chat by Miss Nancy; S p. m.,
Examiner; 9 p. m., vocal concert : I
:-:- !
COMMUNICATIONS
; !.
WATER AND GOITKH
Terre Haute, Intl.,
August 13, Ittl,
To the IdltOtt
I was Interested In your recent
10 p. tn Packard Itadio club; II I editorial in regard to Deschutes
p. m.. Midnitc Frolic, stars of screen water causing goiter. If such is the
and stage. j case. Is it Deschutes water that Is
KHJ. Times. Los Angeles. 405.2 causing it In this part of the coun
meicrs 6:30 p. m., children's hour: try?
8 p. m.. program; 10 p. m.. Hick- l learn that through the schools
man s orchestra. (here, and also in Minneapolis, iodine
KNX. Kspresa. I-os Angeles. 337 ; tablets are given the children for
meters 7 p. m.. Insect Life. H. V. . golier with the parents consent:
McSpallen: T:10 p. m.. Sunday I also iodlnlzed salt is being recom
chufrb announcements: 77:15 p. m.. mended for household use. so surely
Baby Muriel MacCormae: 7:30 p. m.. something else is the cause of goiter
organ recital: 8 p. m., program. besides Deschutes water.
Town Crier; 10 p. m.. Lyman's or
chestra; 11 p. m., Hollywood Nile.
KC.W, Oregonlan. Portland. 491.5
meters 1-1 u p. m.. Courier's or
chestra. KFOA. Rhodes Store. Seattle.
454.3 meters I p. m. Hoffman or
chestra; 6 p. m., Hoffman orchestra,
baseball; 8:30 p. m.. Times: 10 p. m..
Harkness orchestra.
Very truly yours.
MRS. K. M. THOMPSON.
YOUR HEALTH
lly FREDERICK STRICKER. M. D..
Collaborating Kpictmioluaijt.
Oregon Slate Hoard of Hralth
OPTIMISM
MAGICIAN I. I'll HANDED
BECAC8K UK HAD TO BK
For a man who was born right
handed. Clarx. white yogi, whose
work features the hill at the flrand
theatre, has developed unusual dex
terity with his loft, In sleight of
hand and Illusions, he performs eas
ily. Mid does some clever stuff In a
vtry clever manner. And the right
hand assists, now and !hen. but that
is all.
But Clarx Just had to he left
handed, for after his education as a
There arc various grades of opti
mists. One is the pessimistic optl-
Whllc this Dolicy. one for which it mist, who excepts the best and ore-
has been known for years, is appar- pares for the worst. Then there Is magician and prestidigitator was sup
cutly being continued by the S. P.. the reasonable one. who hopes for posedly complete, the right hand
the northern lines, pioneers in rail- the best because he has done all he : W;1S ' -rushed in an accident. Now It's
road building, hold to the belief that ) can to make it come true. Finally. "'' ,or a straight grip, and that
the interests of the two great systems there is the cheerful idiot who goes M"'"'- ,!ul "n0 :"r'1 h:""' "'
need not conflict; that there is husi- out In a rattletrap motorboat without ;'Iar wll fonl li,t,m ;1 w,"l" '"' n'"r"
ness enough for both, and that com-!0ars, because he hopes this will be ' rapidly than the two hands of most
petition will Increase the amount of i one of the times when It doein't 1 10! CO aid .
business possible. break down.
This is the policy which should find Optimism Is the most agreeabl
favor with the interstate commerce , rramc Gf min( , KO through life
commission. It Is the policy which with; and. taken by and large, it Is
seeks greatest development of a tor-tne uest Nothing Is gained by wor
rltory rather than tying up a terrl- rvinIr ai)f), ,hp ratriVe. nor does It
tory by one Interest or group of in-' i,-,i ,, i, rniin,1s,ue ASTOKIA. Aug
something dreadful to happen. On
I Heavy Rains Benefit
To Crops Along Coast
terests. It Is the policy to which
Bend should give its support.
22. The first
real rain which has fallen in (Mat-
the other hand optimism, when car- 80n """' amrc '
' : jried to exir.nus. is a mixhtv dan- 'nencoo aunog me mgm ."'"
That Itcdmond people are avid I gerous pastime. It's the third lass tinned heavily today Allliout-h As
readers of The Flullelin's sport puolof optimist who "didn't think It was previously had a third 01
Is evidenced In this week's Spokes- loaded." h"h "f ' aJri August, the
n-.nn. which calls us to task for fall-! We should always expect and hope precipitation was light and o. lit le
lng to mention the Itcdmond high j for the best. But we should have l" Th" "r"s"nl r:',in-
school In a recent forecast of the very good grounds for that hope; If j expected to be of great value
football season. We didn't mean to the grounds aren't there. It Is up to ,he fanier.
slight P.cdmond. In an earlier re-1 us to realize the fact and see that
view. Itcdmond had been given I we get a more stable foundation for
chief prominence, and its import-jour expectations. That Isn't pessi
ance was considered too obvious to j mlsm it's common sense,
need u second mention. IJoes the We do not go through life con
SpoKcsman claim to have given its tlnually expecting to gel typhoid
home football team more publicity ! fever, or smallpox, or to die by
than The Hull' tin lias in the oast !irr.uiiv ThAaar Af nm whn rfri an are
four or five years? eulled "neurolics" or "hypoeliondrl- Indoor sporls arena, will have a seat
Sweeping Price
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ESSEX
World's Greatest Values!
now more outstanding than ever
1 66,369 HUDSON-ESSEX
sales in the eight-month month period ending August 1st
Hudson Coach Hudson Brougham Essex Coach
$1415.00 $1740.00 $950.00
Delivered to any Delivered to any Delivered to any
Central Oregon Town Central Oregon Town Central Oregon Town
TREMENDOUS I'KODl'CTION GIVE8
ADVANTAGES IN ECONOMICAL
PURCHASE OF MATERIALS, SAV
INGS IN MANUFACTURE AND LOW
COST OF DISTRIBUTION THAT ARE
RECOGNIZED THROUGHOUT THE
INDUSTRY AS BEING UNEQUALED
BY ANY OTHER ORGANIZATION.
THE SAME MANAGEMENT WHICH
ESTABLISHED THE HUDSON MO
TOR CAR COMPANY. NOW. AS FOR
SIXTEEN YEARS, CONTROLS AND
DIRECTS THE DESIGN OF ITS PRO
DUCT AND THE POLICIES OF THE
COMPANY.
SEELEYS GARAGE
Phone 486
183 Greenwood Avenue
MARSHItBLD, Aug. 22. The
first rain since July 12 fell over
Coos bay today. One-tenth of an
inch had fallen at 1 o'clock.
The New Madison .Square garden,
designed to be the world's grealesl
. acs," and do not gel much fun out of
Implied i rittclsm has been directed I living. Most of us confidently ex
ngainst Hie local justice court by a D(f.( t0 ,lvc ,,1R anrt ,c-althy life,
r.peclul official who ban been opi rat- and sn we himUl. If we are wise,
lng here and whose methods of se-, wc (akc a ,,,, n our tu(ure nur.
curing evidence huvc not at all tlmoi M,tM; vp ,parn , Hwilrlt ar0 va,.,..
met wllh the approval of local ofM-1 nal(,,, aK.llllHt smallpox, protected
ecru. i ne cpunfl rccorus, nowaTW)
will disclose lhal no bootlegger, ar
rested and convicted on evidence
properly obtained, lias ever received
ing capacity of 38,000,
Hank Gowdy Is Injured
When Cars Jump Track
IV. P. tnrifl Wim t The Hml BlMfo)
DRBANA, Ohio.. Aug. 22 Thir
teen persons were injured, none seri
ously, when 'a daj connh and four
PlltlmatU l Pennsylvania passenger
train No. ! Jumped the (ra-k al St. I
Parte, near here today.
A broken rail caused the arrack
and only hiiih embankments parallel
ing the IraCk averlod a dlsaslrou'
crash, railway officiate Haul.
The Injured Included llnrry
"Hank" (iowdy, former New York
(aams catcher, scratched ami
briilsed. Oowdy was en route to the
Pacific coast on a scouting trip for
He, slants, lie retnrned to Colum.
bus.
It Is n gate guide to remember thai
you can always afford lo give sbgl
you ecu afford.
Wreckinv; Car Service I!
Only fully equipped wreck
ing car ill Central Oregon.
Bontnttfer's Garage
Day Phone Night Pimm
IflH-W 227-11
9 -
I
sMIUTAiTY
MANLY B0ft
i i m. om a, us
Mrn trn'hrrsi, nihiiII . I 1
hi i'ii HpvrvtoWA, i'ii i
rlpllnc, ihm Inl mil nntni;t'N nil
mnrnl lit-,. . 0 n M I ii H il r
rlirirfully nil on rruntmt.
DR. ROY REYNOLDS
Chiropractor
OUVna iibig., Pbona mo
I against typhoid fever, and thereby
I give ourselves some busts for our
DR. J. W. THOM
Physician and Surgeon
O'Kanc Illdg.
office phone 481. lies. 604
olher than u stiff penally from the
present justice ot the peine.
Down in Santa Ana, Oaflfotjifa, u
young buck of five score .summers i ami women
led Ills sixth bride, a trusting young
thing of 5T years, to the ullar. May
bo he'll find bis Ideal It he lives
unSther hundred.
Suggestion for Waller. Don'l hang
Murray. Put him in the movies and
help pay the statu debi.
bripes. After we are reasonably sure
that we ara sa'e as we can bo, we
can well afford Hie luxury of opti
mism. All Parents' hope that their chil
dren will turn out lo lie fine men
Most of thott me hot
oontenl with the hope, inn. nee thai
their children's early training will
he each as to make them big und
fine.
All paranbl niso hope that their
children will mil get diphtheria. If
they slop Ihere, II is merely foolish
optimism, which may or may not be
Dr. Herbert B. Mallctt
Chiropractic Specialist
1M Minnesota Ave, lon 42H
O. S. PHILLIPS, M. D.
KM Knr, Nose and
TJiroat Specialist
Kooms 17-10 O'Kane ftMg
Moor II ! lo 13, ; lo B, 7 lo H
Phones: Office 175 J. Hes. 120 J
Lumberman's Hospital Cortificatnn
Hood Here
BE CAREFUL!!
When in the forests be careful. Watch
youv canipfire, matches and smokes.
This is the most dangerous season
of the year.
THE SHEVLIN-HIXON CO.
Special-30x3V2 Cord, $12.50
ENTRIKIN BROS.
DISTRIBUTORS
129 Creenwood Ave. Phone 17S)-W