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THE REND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION, BEND, OUEl.ON. SATURDAY. AlV.UST UVjr,
The Bend Bulletin
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by Th Bend Itulletln i InroriKti -td)
Cnt.'K-J u Second CIass matter January 8,
1917, at the Axitofflcc at Bern. Orctiun, under
Act of March S, 1879.
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SATl'KDA Y, AUGUST 29. 1915
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Upward of the righteous:
M.uk the perfect man. and b
holil the uprlftht; for the end of
thai man is peace. Pnulm 37:3".
MILK INSPECTION AND BAFBTY
Meat inspection as a deterrent to
cattle rustlers, as well as a health
measure was advocated in this col
umn yesterday. Today another tort
of inspection is suggested that of
milk and dairies.
We haven't any idea that lack oi
inspection is going to induce unscrup
ulous persons to steal milk and de
liver it in Bend, but there is one close
analogy between the meat Inspection
question ratted Friday, and the dairy
and milk inspection question raise.,
today. That is the public health.
Of course, there is an inspection
a very thorough one, tco. when it W
made but it is all too infrequent.
It comes once or possibly twice a year
when representatives of the state,
dairy and food commissioner's office
vlbit Central Oregon on their tour of
the state in search of evidence o
violations of the statute.
Usually Ihey get some evidence.
Sometimes they bring to light deplor
able conditions which may have ex
A PANIC
II happened many years ajio, when I was young and fair,
and I was earning lots of dough, and had no dread or euro.
The eountry boomed, there was no sign Of tragedy in siirht.
and everyone was feeling t'ine, in festal garb hedight. The
people all were optimists, with sunshine on their brows;
they earned good pay and with both fists they threw it to
the eows, We al) were buying things on time, the things
we didn't need, and never paused to save' a dime or other
chickenfeed. A few back numbers shook their heads and
warned us t6 be wise: they eried, "The giddy wastrel
treads a path where danger lies." Hut eoiri was growing
on the trees, or so it seemed just then : and prudence seemed
a eheap disease designed for bloodless men. And then, as
winter sometimes blights a landscape bright and fair, a
panic came between two nights, and woe was everywhere.
We lost our jobs, we gladsome gents, who'd, blown our
wages in, and now we eouldn't pay the rents, or fill the
yawning bin. I journeyed to my ancle's lair three times a
week or so. and tried to soak the jinn racks there for which
I'd spent my dough. And there I'd meet the gilded jays
with whom I used to train, and they all wept o'er spend
thrift days, and shed their tears in vain. ' And I've been In
S mournful group that shivered up the road, to get a little
bowl of soup that charity bestowed. Now. if a panic eame
again, as it may come eftsoons, how many gay. joyriding
men would have the price of prunes?
TO TRY DIPLOMACY
NEXT ON CHINESE
Negotiations Started With
Bandit Captors
(U, P, Uaatd WItTlw Btad Hviii.-i.ni
P&KINQ, Auk. 9 ;Llapatcri l
armed foroea having (ailed to ragjtnj
nr. Harvey Howard, AnioMoan, from
his I'htnoM' tmndil laptors, lln Amer
ican taxation today decided to try
diplomacy,
To this and, ta lataxlod n
patehad lis military attache, Qaptaln
Ooaalaati to negotiate with tha uvith
ortttea at Kirin. Manchuria, in an
tempt to steouro tlu rolonso.
Ktrln advtoaa this week sui.i tha
aaptora of lr. Howard of tho liueke
feiier foundation'! iv.hi hospital
hud aludad tha troops who had drawn
a Has srosad their ramp and wore
a day ahead of tin1 pnrstters.
Tho aliovo dtanatch may signify
that an offer of ransom is to ho
mudo, us (his is generally regavrdSO1
as one of tho uiol effective meant of
obtaining captive" from Chinese hap-
nts. Ho wa var, until raeaatly the
hiirulits had placed no prlta' upon
Howard and wara aalns him to trout
their Ills.
.sru - -i
Notha tme Doalkatka
t th aocUl (almas la 0 f:urij bu, af TU BalMk,
at lata, tbaa M a'abca mm laa attawna at S in H mtHm
Offieers of the Blka' ladles cluh , Oliver. Her home Is In YVtrhita.
will he elected at the regular nieetins ! Kcnsos. Mrs. Oliver w ill reiuitlu In
inex1. Tuesday afternoou. Bridge wiirHeml until the middle of Bafttastber.
jbe played us usual. Hostesses will Seven tallies of hridtre wore nlavod
Minnie Allen un.l Mrs. A. O at Mrs. Vundev.rt .. ufi.iir. Mrs R
be Mrs.
Abbott.
D. Moore and Mrs. II. N. Moore won
the prlies.
j Honoring Mrs. John J. Ie Itushia. ...
la recent bride who was Miss Benlta i,rs- c- A. Wall entertained today
Ward Cane, u miscellaneous shower with a bridge luncheon at the homo
was given by Miss Helen Mahoney at f her daughter. Mrs. ;. A. Horat-
Isted for all nnvbodv knows ever ber home Thursday evening. Ten kotte. honoring Mrs. C. W llorstkotte
of Portland.
It. D. Moor
who is visiting with Mrs
since the last visit. Then they get ! guests were present and as many at
convictlons and fines. i tractive gifts were received.
This Is all very good. Mcite: ...
punishment is proper. It Is valuable The bugle and drum corps of
when in addition to being punish-) Percy A. Stevens Post No. t, Amer
ment it acts as a corrective. But It ' lean Legion, has announced a benefit
does not always do this: neither doesidance to be given at the school gyni
It resell hack for half a year or 12 j nasiuin on the evenioc of next Friday,
months and nrevont th.- drinkinir of September t The Svn tthnnnw.re nr.
Impure, dangerous milk at that time. I creotra will furnish music. The pro- with Mrs' W0B Thursday. MMO
It should he unnecessary tn men- cceds will be uod to nurehase ad,H. UInl " ' renirn trip ti
tlcjji that milk is one of our best dls-'tional iiitrumcnts for tho aervicc
ease carriers, if the heulth of the ani-' men's musical organization. Anad-
mala nrnHucin? II Is nol on rn n.rm;tl , v:.nce pale nf l)i'k..N l nhmnn.1 'r- nm' HTM. II. A. 55'OgT:n of
or If sanitary conditions of dairies arc : ...
not of the best. Mrs E E Gra). uag Uo.less nt
o o m c i i m e s inese lamis exist bridge party In horor of Mrs. Y W
Mrs. Jay II. Upton honored her sis
ter. Mrs. John QaahUI of South Pasa
dena. Cal.. with a bridge luncheon ut
her home on Wednesday. Four ta
, hies of bridge were played. Mrs
. tiusk'll w ill end a thro weeks' vii.li
California.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A
Plalnview will give a farewell dinner
Sunday for Scoggin's brother. Paul
, Scoggin. and his wife, who are leav-
throuKh carele.s.-ess. sometime a n,s -ru a .. .- ...... ""mlJ lor ''""'and to make
1- - wuici, iiiuiotia u. tidi te. r Our . t. , i - .
through lack of knowledge. On the ( ubles were played .the honors going j .
whole we believe that the majority i t0 Mrs A H Oliver
of Deschutes county dairies will rate; a ' , Over 100 members and friends of
rather favorably, but it is in the rain- , tIle I'resbvterian c hurch were enter-
.uis.j.v. .anoeveri enienainen on talnert at the reception In honor of
Pllll t;osH-l t'luircll
Bond and Florida
Bible school ut 10 ft in., preuchlng
at 1 1 u. m. and s p. m.
Prayer moetlngi Wednaaday und
Saturday evenings at I o'clock.
Jesus Christ, the same yesterday,
today and forever
If yon ataj looking for a spiritual;
blnaatngi come to these moftlnsa and j
receive what Is In store for you. At.
are welcome. Bring the sick.
U k. CRONB, Paator.
l ii m Baptlal ti ut li
Irving and Qftgol
Bible school at 9:45: there In room
for you. come.
Morning worship. Illustrated ser
monette for the boyl and girls at
10:55; sermon. MO0 Korwartl." nt 11.
B. Y. P. L'.. group 2 In charge, at
7 p. m.
Final message of the pastor. "Knre
U Well," at 8 p. m.
Wadnaaday night, prayer, praise
aril Bible study at ! o'clock.
This home like church with th
royal welcome Invlte i you to all serv
ient If not an atti'ndnnt elsewhere.
V. II BEARD, Minister.
Trinity Chnrefa
Twelfth Sunday after Trinity.
Children's service. 9:t5: morning
player ami sermon. 11 o'clock.
C. BDWAHD HOPKIN. in charge
Notice to Automobile Owners
We are now engaged in moving the machine shop of
A. E. Ault from its former location on Minnesota Avenue
to our new nermanent location at
835 BOND STREET
Across the street from Bend Hardware Co.
OUR PHONE NUMBER IS 503
Hereafter the Auit auto and general machine plant will
be operated in connection with the general auto repair
business which has been conducted by P. N. Armstrong,
the new concern to be known as
Ault & Armstrong
OPEN MONDAY, AUGUST 31
In our new location we will offer convenience and with
our complete equipment of modern machinery, manned
by expert machinists and mechanics, with the machinery
and repairing under one roof, under our personal super
vision, we stand in the position of being able to save you
money in time charges.
We will estimate any repair job and we will guaranle
our work to give lasting satisfaction.
mm a. -jBuaT jr.i
TJtoaaaTaatDrw
orlty, or in possible lapses from a
high standard In the better class of
dairies that danger to the public lies.
It is to avert such danger rather than
luesnay with a bridge luncheon 1:1 Or. A. W. Lewis and his wife, on the
honor of Mrs. F. W. Oliver, who Is ' occasion of Ixw!s' installation as pas
vlsltlng In Bend with her son. A. H. tor Friday evening at the church.
to punish violations of the law, that '",... 11
insneeiinn is cti.r.fiv e,, . Repertoire Company Hero
Popular recognition of the need' After Two Years Interval
i0 day jail Hentenee
rkless driving "Just
eame something like a year ago. The I
city council responded promptly, pass-
lng an ordinance which made admlr-1
able provisions for milk and dairy
Inspection. Of course, that didn't!
purify any milk or cleanse any dair-,
ies, or remove any tubercular cowt
from dairies. That required an in-1
spector, for which the ordinance pro-(
vlded.
The Macy & Kord repertoire show
company will open a return engage
ment In Bend next Thursday, erect
ing Its tent at the corner of Bond
street and Franklin avenue. For
merly known as Macy & Baird. the
company appeared here two years
ago. and Its plays, featuring comedy
first but with equally well developed
But there isn't any Inspector, and 1 drama, was w-ell liked.
bagan aarvlng a
here today for ri
for prinrlple."
Mrs. Welch was wataaoad by Jus
tice of the Place Herman lludoff of
Novato to pay a S50 fine or serve SO
days In Jail on charge filed after she
had nearly run down State Traffic
Officer KcCnrdy near Ignaclo yes
terday. She inalsted Bhe had not
driven recklessly and declared she
' would go to jail rather than pay the
1 fine.
Hethodfari Rplaeopal t hnrcti
Bond. Opposite High School
Church school at 9:45 a. m.: or
ganized departments with graded
v.ork la each. If yoa are nol a mem
ber of any church school, we have a
place for you and cordially invite you
to fill II.
Morning worship ut 11; vocal solo
by Mrs. C. V. Silvia; subject of ser
mon, "Spiritual Transformation."
The Bpwortb leagues meet In Join'
meeting at 7 p. m. in Epworlh hull.
No other avenlng service.
Next Sunday. September ft. wo re
sume our full schedule of services
Further unuounci mollis nem week.
We extend a most cordial greeting
to the teachers In our public schools
and bid ull u most hearty welcome
Those who were with 11 before we
are glad to have back for another
year. To those who are here for the
' Mrst time wo extend 'the babd of fob
llowshlp We trust "that you will like
'Bend. All of our Institutions, und
especially our churches are at your
service. Welcome.
FHANK JAM Krf. Pastor.
pi. no e Tabernacle
liva Itoed. Near Franklin
Bible school. U:45 a. m : morulas'
service. 11 o'clock; evening service.
H o clcick. at Baptist chun h to bid
farewell to Hev Beard.
Young Peoples meeting WndBttV
day evening at 7 o'clock,
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at R o'clock.
Sunday mornim: service will fare
well tho .iung people leaving to pro
paie for Christian work. Come and
see. All welcome.
The children's vacation Bible
school has been very encouraging and
the children have been woraliiK ami
siu'iyiug tallMaUy, btra, cuw. n haft
bo, n more than pleased Mr, Wild
hi I found hi. hands full to keep Ihctc.
ml going Instead of the HultirdU)
school. Monthly and Tuc.tlay morn
ings will he used. The fliml rewards
will bo given out Tuetirtuy evening.
September I. at 7:45 o'clock, when
tlo- parents nud friends ure Invited to
conn' and hear the children and re
View T'-Slllts
Pi e. In li-i Inn ( hurt h
Franklin und llardinuii
Bnndny school nt 1:41 a. m. Tha
Broaching servlcu Is at II g. in , when
Dr, N'wis win tpanh gbpnl "The Onij
lOoepal." In tl venlni.: Lha sermon
wilt be on Peter and Cornelius, of
, lock
in;. ROY REYNOLDS
Chiropractor
O'Kiiiip Bldt., Phone 4HM
l)r. Herbert H. Malleti
Chiropractic Specialist
IAI Mlaneaola Ae.
Downing's Special
SUNDAY DINNER
$1.00
I
there never has been.
Let's have one.
RADIO
Macy & Nord arc carrying this
year 18 people with a five piece Jazz
orchestra. A new play and new
vaudeville wlil be given each night
for two weeks.
The company Is featuring this ,
week Miss Jean Roga as leading lady. :
who last winter pityc-d leading roles '
In the Maylon Players stock company!
of Spokane. Miss Bose was leading
lady for Macy & flalrd here two 1
year ago.
"Toby" Nord, the conu"lun. has
made an intensive study of the coun-;
The greatest praaCher Is the Itev.
Or. Kxample.
Today
KPO, Hale Bros, and Chronicle,
San Francisco, 428.3 meters 3:30
p. in . Palace orchestra; 5:30 p. m.,
Warfield theater; 0:15 p. m.. news; ;
6:35 p. m.. States orchestra; 8 p. m.,
Hahlelana
KGO, General Electric. Oakland. ,lry '"';'' wi,h l,is 'reckles and red'
3C1 meters 4 p. m.. St. Francis or- ,1Hlr f"r ,hc comedy side of the pro-
cbeatra; 8 p. m.. sport review; 8: 10 j lttIon.
p. m., musical program.
klx. Tribune. Oakland, sot mot- Former Prohi Official
-o.ro p. in., WHiiui, p. ... J." ,,,... H- k-
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OMNlO'T
tiO:R7s!b8!
id. P. LfkMS Win (o The Baa BaOfUn) i
NKW ORtBANS, Aug. 2. Lyall
. Shiell. former chief dry enforco-
ers
news.
KNX. ICxpress, Los Angeles, 337:
meters 7 p. m., talk on, Insect llfe,
H W. McSpadden; 7:lfl p. in., Sun-j
day church tuinouncements; 7:15 p.i
m.. Baby Muriel Macformack; 7:30 "Ml officer under O. I). Jackson,
p m., organ recital; 10 p. m.. West's; "'e director, wan indicted by the:
orchestra; 11 p. m Hollywood night, federal grand Jury hero this after-
KIIJ, Times, Los Angelos, 405.2 noon. Three others were Indicted'
meters 6:30 p. m., cblldren'a hour;: wiih Shiell. 'J hey arc Frank Clesl,
8 p. m program; 10 p. m., Hickman Peter Plconc and Jerome flurgano.
orchestra; 11:30 p. m., Lost Angels All verc charged with having given I
o' KHJ. ! a bribe to Dry Agent Patrick Need-
KFI. Earle C. Anthony, Los Ange- ham or the New Orleans force. Oth-'
les, 407 meters 6:30 p. in., K::nm-!ers indicted will he named the first i
iner; G p. m., nightly doings; 7 p. m
AU-Amorlcan string qbartet; 7:30 p.
m., mtrdcal program; 8 p. m.. ICxam
Iner; II und 0:30 p. in., musical uro
grams; 10 p. m.. Packard Radio club;
11 p. m.i kfi tnldnlght frpllc. itari
of singe and screen.
KOW. Orosonlan, Portland, 191. B
imdors 0 p. tn., Prasp's orchestra.
KFOA, Ithodes Store, Seattle, 45 1.3
meters 4 p. m.. Times. Hoffman or
chestra; 6 p. m.. lloffninn orchestra,
bnaaball; 8:30 p. m., Times; 10 p. m.,
Haikncss on heslra.
of next week.
Woman to Serve In Jai!
As Matter of Principle
SAN UAFAF.I,, Cal., Aug. 20.
Mis. Margaret Welch of Santa ROBS
A friend that
bought from you.
you buy will be I
O. S. PHILLIPS, M. D.
Eye, Ear, Nose mid
Throat Specialist
Kooms 17-in 0Kane itiiig
Hours I ! lo IS, 2 lo B, 7 to H
Phones: Office 175 J. Itos. ISO 0
Lurabormau's Hospital Cnrtlflcatcs
Good Hare
V Ja
The UNIVERSITY of OREGON
con to ins i
The College of Litcrnturc, Science
find the Ails with 22 dcpurtincnls.
TIic prof:5iojWil .v.liwln of Archi
tecture and Allied Aitstiuftincn
Administration Ed ucotion Grnd
untc Study Journalism Low
Medicine Music I'hysicul Edu
cationSociology Extension.
For a catalogue or any information
Write The Rc$ittrar, UrtiOvrtity of
Orejon, F.ufono, Oregon.
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Music tonight, 6:00 to 8:00 P- M.
Hoar the Spokane Symphon-alers while you dine
A delightful place to lring a patty,
your wife or your lady frfend9,
Make Your UeHervations by Telephoning 89-J
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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.