The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 26, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 THE REND BULLETIN, DAILY KD1T10N, BKNP, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2fi, War. ..A : t. r The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION Yubli.he.1 Uvrrv Afternoon Except Bunetar j The llend bulletin (incorporated) Intend as Second Class matter January 9, 11)17, At the Pnstoffire at Ilenil. Oregon, under Art of March i. 1I7S. MODEM- W. SAWYER -III.NKV N. FOWI.KH i EJitor-ManaKer Associate Editor An Independent Newapaper, standing for the square deal, clean business, clean politics and the peat Intereate of Bond and Central Oregon. HI' list Kir 1 It i HATES Br Mall Dim Year $5.00 Six month! li.'S Three Month! 11.60 Br Carrier One Year IS.50 , 8k lonthi IS.no On. Month 9 .60 AU subscriptions are due and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Noticra of expiration are mailed ubacrlbera and if renewal U not made within reasonable time the paper will be dis continued. I'leasc notify us promptly of any change of address, or of failure to receive the paper : regularly. Otherwise we will not be responst- ' ble for copies missed. Make all cheeks and orders payable to The Bend Bulletin. I WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26. 1!25 A Btire support: -The eternal 1 'lotl is thy refuge, and under nenlh are the everlasting urms Deuteronomy 33:27. A NBW TRAFFIC CODE Now and again some revolutionary spirit on the city council sum'sts thill Bond's downtown streets are be coming altogether too badly clut tered tip with nutoniohilcs, and that long time parking is inconvenient and unfair, ami that double parking is dangerous, and that it's an out rage, and that something really ought to be done about it. RIpplingRhurtiO THE HOUSEWIFE People talk ot' Mrs. Hump, as a housewife she's a daisy; she is always on the jump, not a hone in her is lay. Everything is span rod spick in her house, you may he cer tain, not a speck on hoard or brick, not a cobweb on a cur tain. There is fury in her eyes when she sees some tlust outcropping; she is always swattin.tr t'lies when she isn't sweeping, mopping. You would think her husband, .lock. should be proud ami happy, rather, with a wife who is the talk when domestic dames foregather; He should walk with springy tread, through the village catapulting, he should have uplifted head, in his good wile's lame exulting. Rut he skulks along the road, and he isn't blithely skip ping, headed lor his chaste abode like a hoy who dreads a whipping. For the man who has to dwell in a shanty that is speckles., has a dreary tale to tell when at times his soul grows reckless. Jock has told me in his woe bow he's roasted to a frazzle if he trails some dust or snow on the floors that shine anil daz&le. Every book ami magazine musi be in the place appointed, or the wife kicks up a scene and her temper is disjointed. Everything is clean and neat from the basement to the gable, anil he thinks life would he sweet with the horses in the stable. Virtues over worked bring woe and the house that's always shining, cleaner than the driven snow, often causes much repining. INJUSTICE IN TAXES THEME OF SPEAKER Overlapping nnd Multiple Levies Are Decried PORTl.jVNO, Aug 26. Perfect quality In taxation Is a dream that 'Americans can never hope to rculiio fully, hul there are utility glaring In tusilccs in overlapping and multiple taxation thai can a adjusted. This was the opinion of It. II. Van dergrlfl. l.os Angeles, director of re s,arch for the California Taxation improvement association, expressed today In an address before the West em Stales Taxpayers' association eon f relic,, here. "Otci lapping of federal and stale income, inheritance and estate luxe places a great burden of injustice i j on the people," he said. "It causes men to shift their homes front year to year to states where taxes are less confiscatory. "The flood of lax exempt securl Um alio is increasing 'he tax burden, resulting In extravagant bond Issues and encouraging parasitism." cert orchestra; S p. m.. program: p. m., program. KIIJ. Times. Los Angeles. And then the revolutionary spirit ; meters tlilie-S p. in., lir. loo. Axvay back in lsr.7 he and a Companion were in northern Mexico I ' o . - and ran across some miners who were M.irs "dry washing" fabulously rich gravel. Is given a vote of confidence by the Baumgardt. lecturer; 1:10 p. m . pro- He is now 73 years od. but thai other members of the city adminis-1 gram; it; 30 p. m.. Piggly Wiggly doesn't discouruge him in his tiuest traiion. and everything Is set for ai girls: 1(1 p m . Hickman orchestra, fo: some of that gold. drastic reform in the city's traffic; KFI. Earle (.'. Anthony. Los An- laws. But just then some trivial I gales, 4 ti 7 meters 5:30 p. m. Kx M IToss lirst nmillt'l thing ltie a 1600,000 water bond gainer; p m.. nightly doings: 7 , ,,,, .. , . postofftce issue conies up. and the parking of: p. m.. Nick Harris detective stories ' or "U0J KXallOtl KUlef wtllard ; autoa is forgotten. But forgetting 7 ; ;o p. ni . musical program: 8 p. m.. ( I'. doesn't redttre congestion on the Vannm irinr n,....ri.i- q m P,. '- Foss. eslremed leading Men Injured In Fire Return to Millican Ml LUC AN, Aug 16. Kd Moore and Karl Hurst, who were Injured In fighting the fire which destroyed the buildings anil hay stack on Hurst s ranch here, returned Tuesday from llemi. where the have been in the hospital, An automobile belonging to Mr and Mrs. Dominic of itetul was, burned up lust Monday night near! the Smires place The cause of the fire was unknown. Mrs. Wilson ' brought the fumlly to the Millican fir KMrnSTfior oit-starvtd Fords" aj Nt "She's better than i ii snc usea to oe "starts easier, climbs hills better nnd gives less trouble all around. And I believe the answer is this new Zerolene 'F' for Fords I 've been using. It costs less than the oil I'd been using, but it actually seems to lubricate feoffor." Zerolene "F" for Fords gets to all the parts requiring lubrication especially the wrist pin bearings and upper half of the cylinder walls. Zerolene "F" for Fords is made by the Standard Oil Company's patented vacuum process. It deposits a minimum of carbon, and because it lubricates better it enables the engine to develop a noticeable increase of power over and above what Ford owners have been accustomed to expect. A Ford is an A-l transportation invest ment. Protect your investment by proper lubrication. STANDARD OIL COMPANY streets, nor eliminate attendant dan-' untnar; 10 p m . Patrick-Marsh or-!""''" OI lt,,',ll IOWOI i-.iks. was ger. chestra nominated at last night's meeting of Bend has been truly fortunate in KGW. Oregoniair. Portland. I'M ,tu' l""s'' '" "1"v,,'u ' "" dodging the dangers which bad traf fic conditions ordinarily mean. Of course there is no knowing how many more accidents there are than the twenty to thirty reported monthly by meters 7:30 p. nt kets. news, baseball cert. KKOA. llhodes Store 4d4 3 meters 1-6 p. m.. weather, tnar 10 p. m., con- Seattle. Hoffman exalted ruler. Nominations will re main open for one week. Should Foss be elected exalted ruler at the meeting next Tuesday night. It will be necessary to name his successor as the chief of police, but it is safe to U,t. c i,.,..i.n r.ic I leading knight. The nomination of say that none of ihese unreported ac-l ',.' S:15 n. m.. weather: i a" waa "'" principal cldents are at all serious. That does: ., , Tim.. bttSlnOSI diseusaed .it the It 1'. (1. K. noi prove mat danger is wot present: I on the contrary, it gives warning of' more real disaster, especially with . Miniature Twister Hits Just a little more congestion than we now have. A time limit for parking in the! business district is one of the rem edies that has been suggested. Strict rules, strictly enforced, against don ble parking, have also been men tioned as necessary to muke Bend's streets safe and passable. The Bul letin is not pretending at this time to recommend a definite program of legislation to meet atl needs. That is a problem for the council to con sider, and one which the council is fully qualified to solve. But the solution should be reached and put Into operation before the au tomobile Jam of pay nights becomes1 typical of Bend's every day street-conditions. U:fi V I i ijiccri i can figu j ; session last night. Village In California (U. P. Leased Wire to The Bend Bulletin) CALIPATKIA. Cal.. Aug. 26 A (From the Columns of The BStM I minUtarc twister swooped down on BuUftln of August 110) jthll) viuage during the nlaht. rated The troubles of the Deschutes Irrl-! scores of frame structures nnd In gation & Power fo. have been adjust- ' jured several persons. ed and development work will be re- Accompanied by a deluge of ralu sumed within 30 day ley reports. rlnstead has secured ex- Ira harvest hands to help hint slack bis wheat. He expects to thresh soon William Halm Is working on the new school barn and Is hoarding with the Wtllurd Crinstead family so as to be near the srhoolhousc His brother. O. ltahit of Portland, is keeping the store and postoffice for him. Ptiter Kviina hrouisht fat steers through Millican last Tuesday to h shipped from Bend. J. Sloan is enjoying the company of his father and brother, who are visiting him at the Ike Loomls ranch Mrs. Oarske passed through here early this week on her way to Bend, traveling on the mall stage. Judge Advocate Censured Because Nurses Are Freed RED CROWN AND ZEROLINE Most Central Service THE BEND GARAGE CO. SKRVICK STATION t atty t'orncrcd from Pilot Matte Inir i If. T. leased WlretuThr ttrtul Bulletin) WASHINGTON. Aug. lit! -Secre- Fred S. Stan- ! the storm struck suddenly In She J"7 "f '"" N"v W0r td"Jf r"t" west end of town, damaging nearlv ' "" " " ""' "' every residence in th triet. The''"'1" f"r '""du.-t as Judge irregularities in the i Ii ared the nurses high winds lasted hut II minutes and were confined to a small aren. Condition of Van Arsdale Reported to be Unchanged J. H. O'Neil is erecting a substan tial store building on Minnesota ave nue. The Hampton Butte country is set ting rapidly. In Hampton Valley alone there are to houses and tents. Ceorge and flatide Vandeverl and Fred Hughle discovered two new tee caves as well as some other cares. 12 The condition of Harry K. Van I relies west ef the Venrtevert ranch on Arsdale. injured Sunday when hit on The north end of The Dalles-Call-1 i,m!e river while fighting a forest la temple by a golf ball, is repocJed ! fornia biirhwav is enmnlfted Thpiri... to be about tile same. The nnlse beat central part, that through Deschutes! The first Kussiau thistle plants of the Injured man was abnormally and Jefferson counties, is either fin- j ever seen here have appeared on the low las! night. Van Arsdale. an offl Ished or provided for by the highway north edge of town. clal of the Bend Hardware Co.. Is commission. And Klamath county is' "Uncle John'' Slsemore left Bend suffering from concussion of the speeding up its remaining preliminary' ftcently to spend the winter in Mex- brain, work to that a through highway from i ' north to south east of the Cascades) will soon become nn ac-tualitv. which 'owned by the till, brlst interest soulb noon, Ar!ih of a cigar were found of Itound swamp was spotted this near the place where the fire origin morning it was placed under con aled. it Is reported advocate in the trial which result,-! Spot Fire III Round Swamp. I trol by fpi BlatlTSS "f the Csntrsl Iti the dismissal of charges of Im porting liquor against two navy nurses, Ruth Andorsonaad Ksthstins ( luncy. Wilbur said tbiTe Were Inexcusable Ashes of Cigar Found, Too Believed to have been rallied by a careless smoker, a fire In timber Oregon in. Patrol sssoclatioa in-forc Warden Dalrymple, with his build-1 ing of a new guard tower at the: Salem penitentiary, is giving a re vised version of locking the garage door after the automobile has been taken. Just one "Whoopee" caused the arrest of a cowpuhcher who visited j Bead the other day. Sheer exuber-; htice of spirits, we suppose; or per-1 haps the very air Itself wasliitoxlca tion. How times have changed. The janitor who uses a human nlurni cluck ut a dollar a week doubt-! less finds it rather expensive, hut he j has the right idea nt that. He's after fiOSUlta, and he gets them. Professor J. B. Horner, of the Ore- gon Agricultural college, studies as much us he teaches, (ieology, the history of the earth's formation, he Studies in connection with the history! of man. An Ideal combination. Is i&mi7 ib BE 53 RBflr JS055 ajM;o.si 11 C0UlRjTMElTiHOl8p !r A T iSMO HpPtwlElA N WlEA:3ElLMREV llEiW m- e asshp a djbh 'PlLiESjEWCl imojLE s'o,fvi tnT 7 elo PE S N'OIBMIH AiTBo V EIN Bojc onTeIBu nit i jj Jfi liiiilielElElDMi NEW LOCATION See Rarr and See Better All Kinds of Wnteh unit Jewelry ItepalrlnR I). II. W. BARB llitl Minnesota Air. I'., ml DR. G. W. WINSLOW VETERINARIAN Rl(1enr 44 Irving Itinnn 1 18 DR. H C. DODDS "lijsli Ian and Hoik. sin Office hours: I 10 !1 a. in . 1 o K p. m . 7 to 9 evenings. Office phone .117 O'Dnhnell Illdg Res. Phone Itt M. Herbert R. Welshons Accountant Itoom 0, Deschutes Investment Co. ItulldinK. Bend LARSON & CO. "Home of Tim 1. in. m Watch" niamonds Silverware Walrhca (lilna .reeling Cards Olaaa Jewelrjr DR. J. W. THOM Physician and Surgeon O'Kann Illitg. f Iff Ice plmnr. ggUi lira. .Mil BOYLAN & RAMSEY Lawyers Phone 01 1 Rooms 7-3, Dr.rhules Investment Co. Bldf., Fornlrr offices ef Dri. Ilessen A Woerner NELL MARKEL PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER TTPIKO Phone Mf .Vain Lobby Pilot Butte Inn Manager Bend Branch Oregon State Motor AHSocialloti DR. (JRANT SKINNER DENTIST Iti nun Ifl, D'Kane Illdg Phone UJW W DR. ROY REYNOLDS Chiropractor O'Kann Illdg., Phone 4HU CARLSON & LYONS PLUMBING & HEATDVG Plumbing and Heating Supplies Bath Room Accessories, etc., ete Pipe, Valves and Fittings TELEPHONE 159-J MRS. V. A. SMITH A Kent for Nullum- Htlhher t'orsels niltl Silk Lingerie Men's and Ladles' Hosiery Phone 80BM P. ). Ilox 40 MOUNTAIN VIEW Maternity Hospital Trainee! Nurse In 1 barge I din Kansas Aviv. Phone 4H1 Mollle. Boenhert RADIO 1 1 Weatern Nawapauer Union.) W. G. Manning, D. M. D Dentistry BnJte IH-14 o'Kane Illdg. Phone 178 W. fiend. Ore. Dr. Herbert B. Mallcti Chiropractic Specialist fril Minnesota Ave. Fred A. Licuallcn, M. D. KVE, EAIt, NOHR AMI) TIIHOAT HPHCIALIHT HuriiiLM iii. im Office Ph. t7; House l'h. 73 J Offlco Hours S to 12 t to 5; livening, 7 10 8 Twill KPO, Hale Bros, and Chronicle, San VranclSCO, 128 .1 meters 5:30 p. m., childri ti s hour, baseball, stocks. Town fryer: fi:4b p. m., Statea orohestru; 7 p. m Selger or chestra; S p. in., program; 8 p. rtt., Goodrich orchestra; 10 p. in., States orchestra. KGO, Oenetal Blsctrlc, Oakland, ntu meters 4 p. m., st. Pranks Horizontal, 1 Roman Cattiollc (abbr.) 8 To give food to 7 Swnmpe. II Skill 13 To spoil 14 Wise men 16 To separata 17 Cattle thief ID Layers II Kodule of atone bavins a cavity lined with cryalnln 2t To repose 26 Leaked 13 Pnco 15 F.xlst It Fish eggs 10 Hustennnce 32 Sign of codlac S3 Cog wheel r '. I .,:!' I i f! mil orchestra; n p m.. eoncert; 7 p, m., i Land meanur Htnrks, weailier. Bwrkets, bMebaJli f Sssm or light news; S p. m.l ratlin exposition pro grain, K.IVX, Tribune, Oakland, HUD mel era 7 p. in., news; 8 p. in., educa tional program; in p, m., OerlihoVlch Ballroom Mnlerlaniers. KNX. BxprftS, Lbs AligeleK. ,1117 n&teru 7 p. m,, AmHtssatTot con- 34 Ilaatened 40 Girl's name 42 Grottos 44 To free from faults 46 Veneralea 48 Part of a roof 49 Equestrian 60 Atmosphere 52 Marble (slang) S3 So be Iti (4 Card, die or domino Of three spots IS Lieutenant ui., , Vertical. 1 Hngroeeed 2 Hoy's name 4 lTlntlnir measure 6 Organ of hind $ ('plate 7 Mountain pak In Colorado 8 Molding with an S-atiaped pro US German (abbr.) in Steamship (nbbr.) , 12 Treacbory to one's country M Ortolan portico 16 Attempted 18 Infrequently 20 Saint (abbr.) 22 Prophet 2r, Htioke 27 Actor I 28 Knakellke flih 29 To dream ncatn 20 Secret abciety (short) 31 llowlng ImpliMnrnl 33 Member of a fabled raSI of small, eubterraneouN paople 86 Single 3S Black bird 39 To assert 41 niackenitth's acceesory 42 To arcnt 43 Bench 46 Obligation 46 Edge 47 Gentleman's tltla 49 Sun god 61 Note of the musical scale ii BE CAREFUL!! !j When in the forests be careful. Watch I your camphre, matches and smokes. This is the most dangerous season Ioi uie year. THE SHEVLIN-HIXON CO. DEPENDABILITY STRENGTH EVERLASTING- That. Is the cnllrn story of i mi-ii in i um done In concerete. Once ilono the ronsl ruction lasts foroTiT. Yon can depend on It wllliout worry because you know ynu en n. Concrete to the Cheapest Costing In the Iviing Run Deschutes Concrete Pipe Company i'i im; 240 O. S. PHILLIPS, M. D. Kye, Kar, Nose and Throat Specialist I loom- 17-10 O'Kann Illdg Knurs i i to t . 2 to n, 7 i h "'In men Office 176 J, lies, lln Ltimhermsn's Hmpltal Certificate flood Hnro CITY CARBAGE CONTRACTORS Will Remove Your Garbage Telephoni' fin-W I'ool of Oregon Mtreet Waste, Dirt, Rock or maj kind of Itefiue "The Yellow Tracks" Mrs. Muller's Beauty Shop Shampooing a Specially With every shattthOO wn give a Tonic Trnutmoiit r'ree RMtllt: llnattliriil, (ilonny Huh and a ('loan Scalp HO Oregon St. Phot!, B68-W