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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1925)
BAD PRINT Till': BKNI) IUJI.I.KT1N, DAILY KDITION, HKND, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. 1925 PAGE 5 HII.M) I'ltAIN H('lli:i)l l,li Oregon Trunk Arrival 7:on a. m. LeiYoi 7:110 P. M. o.-w. it. a n. Arrives 7:10 1'. M. Loaves S : 15 A at, MAFALDA SUNDAY MONDAY i : ' mm ii local news items iiximuni tt'iaporattira (tuninxi uiluinii ii-inpi-iut m tola niorn "non nogrooa, "in. Rarton was iinioiiK tho re G0nteltori in Dond froin Kodtnondj J . Vim iiiiKui Mi fur Portland hint iijif qb u btialtteea trip. ' M O'KNle, Bllver Lake stock mull, w, (l v Inlt ir In lluncl today. ' 1 .-mi p CfoeCaPl wus III Bead tow, Kulirrnj Criviii whm In llrnd to day from ( hums m iinteway. Mf i i corbett, formerly Miss Kvelyn lednl ,,f thin city. In visiting in. lulu '1in.i.,.U(iCH iii Band. Harry IS n'altfior of (ha Walter Williams Co.M The Dulles wiih In band today c.i buelneea Hull .1 Duty , , cm ink- from li in riAh in iliv silver Lake vulliiy. t Amoni the L'vd people who i" camp in in.- lajte country Hi, week . i,,l , ln, klmllr W. ) iiniiiiuj( jtnnlnga l mi In Ill-mi tAdny mi tt In way 111 HI .'MlK iBtO Hit- Century trim country. ii i. ( 'nri.fj, prominent Portland baalnaaa man.u visitor in Band today. Herman full I convalescing from a minor opnreMf, performed at tin Hi Charles h'.fiiul reeterdeXi Mr unci MikK. Ward Kurrcll were visitors in nnutday Irom aatewa) In Jaffereoa county, Min I..miIni ikniiobr. a member of Hi- fin 1 1 1 1 v of n, i,rul high ecnool, la pi purled i" arrlaolfi Head, Sunday S a Hurdle.. hadmnna1 buainaee iimn. paaaed iluuueh band the laltel pl'rl elf tills week lit) hi Wliy III frc l-l'lll Mm tiii.n fm and altoa p( ictu mond a ere in Bend shopping and ulllnjt mi friends the Uttter part ol this week I. V Sllvls has returned from u trip in OMjroa Otty. Prairie oitn 1 1 u r it , i, mi nihi-r points In Kustcrn Qrefoo, S II. 9k M and J II ('nr. or. in tafflr mipt-rliili'iidi-iilit .if Hit- I'mHlc bltphOM and Tel. 'graph CO., were unlness visitor In Hi nd this v . .-k Theodore lltill.l wan it member il a itiy nf eanpora who planned to livi- today fur II I k lake iii spend the rk and, Hmoni tin' upper WUianetta ratloy 1'ipli 111 In-nd yt-Mlt-rday was C O. h naon of Weadllai bora on hi eai lofodd ami K nil ii Belle lakin 'itiiiiin Tbomai Ireland and Ida Blaaka WtBon, bdQ 61 RaSnend, iiauti'd In a niarrlat' Ib-iinni' I" autkttllll ii "' nltiv Mk Mart MBMOtl. daiiKtitrr nl Mr, nd Mm Loull BonMtt, iindr entp inliiiir iirn t Ion ut tbr St. I'harU hoepltal tliln mnrnllilt. Kaii-r Dominic O'Connor fornai1 i iy ii il nli Hi" Cuibnlk pariah in lli'ii. in I'ipitt led in in- hiTn from llurnili.jii Sunday. 'n i i", .trr ni i iiitir and Rata Kelh- i Inn Jtikann wuri luaui'd a inarrliiKi lie cac Hday Iron u Itloe 01 I'ttiinly dirk J. II llannr MlPI Qodle tliindrlfh. a mntnlirr ut the fai iiii, of Hit- in. nl aebooUt nr- rld In n-yi-nli-rday fruin TamhUI Hlaa Ooodrib in itajrlai with Mr. and Hn Oooriflpaarot ut praaant. v. a. wnjii. raproaeaUtlTa r thn ODcbrlai Lnibar Co., and bin family an- tpi-ndliiK ho weak at t'rnti-r lukiv Tin- wriKbi laaii) ocoapy hip Dowa inn bouaa in b-mi VlaV. p. w Horatoita f Portland wai a vixit.tr iii i: .! today. Moritkotta iln-w t lie plaut und mtpi.rvli.i'd I hi' coaalruotlon nf at nawaal anil of the Shot hi; Hlxon lull, and hud u purl In planning ami iuimihk the earlier ii n It h Mlmi lliirbiirn Tidnr If tho kiiiikI iii imr mother, Mm. unogi durloi tbi ri'iniilnlnt; wi't'kn it tho aobOOl varu I ton . Mi', unit Mrt. Kitzuk urn thn Greeting Cards and Mottoes for Every Occasion SYMONS BROS. Jtwelni on J Art Slme O'Knno Bidg, Orc-iton Avo. GRAND SUNDAY (Matinee and Niht) and MONDAY BETTY C0MPS0N and JACK HOLT IN "EVE'S SECRET" Mtnr jiji'I Itfsrtl "Kvo'M Si i h i" und lc ihrllli 'l l IliN fllNt'ltllttlllll loinaiMf In it iniMlrrii (iiaTdilfl of Dilen mill "HOLD MY BABY" A CDjrlKDV And INTERNATIONAL NEWS Last Timfj Twiatht "THE MAD WHIRL" Scent? from "CHEAP KISSES" Sunday Show at the Capitol proprietors of the Boulevard rc.ttu runt. V I. Prance. irnpln)cd as manual training Inatruiftor for the Bemi schools Iii ttie coming year, arrived In Prnit yesterday evening from irv;tl lis. accompanied by his wife ami two children. QVorge Sedgwick, county run, nils i to aer, arrived in Band this morning from lledmoud He attended the meeting of the county court Ibis aft ct noon. D, J MeLellan. manager of the Tnmajo project. u in Bend today. M. I.ellnn plan . to leave this evening for Baleoi on business connected altta tin management ol 'be Tanalo din ii In. DANCE TONIGHT K. of C. HALL (Over Boston Store) ('owl Music d'ood Floor Everybody Invited ADMISSION $1.00 o P. M. A Good Time For All ---- , - - 'fcaBfflaaaaaai Good Buys in Used Cars 1923 Nash Touring With extras includ ing Gruss Air Shocks and California Top. This is a wonderful buy Be suiv and sv it. Ford Botitrager's Garage Greenwood Avenue m B. F. D. to Give Dance In Front of Station Announcement of a free dunce to be given by the Bend fire depart -I menl Mondny night on the paved street in front of the fire hull was nintlc today by l-roy Pox. president , of the department Music w ill be do ! nated by the Mace and Nord har- : atony five. I "Com( as early as you want, stay as long us you care lo and have a good time without having lo puy a 'jitney for every few revolutions." ' FOX Invites the public. The street In front or the fire hall will be specially prepared for the "party," it la announced. The dance will mark the start of the social RCtlVlttee of the firemen for the fall season. Brooks-Seanlon Official Here on Inspection Trip I M. J. Scanlon of Minneapolis, vie;' preoldani of the Brooke floanlriii Lumber Co.. arrived In Item! Krlduy evening on bta regular trip of In spection to the lorul siiwmill plant. He waa accompanied by his sou, Rob ert Scanlon of t.'ullforniu. AI IO UllKt'K I ATM. til. r. Ltaeed Wire te 11m n n-i riuiu-tiri PORTLAND, Aug. . Ralph A. ' Schfek. 21. was killed early today La hen an automobile In which he was riding wenl Into a ditch near Sylvan. outhwest of hen. 1921 Hupmobile Touring In A-l condition and new paint. 1924 Ford Sedan In excellent shape.. Truck Phone 19W I!y John t'HAPI i n XIV Kihtiiwi. ttl it l''allni- Thit LancbftHtiir llmounliii' lunn-d Into I'lr-iitlllly Clrcua, und thn kal-i ofdosoopa of fiunhiiiK i d r art leerp ettl hliii't mi tin! non h mIiIi- thrt.'W i.u -f-ti.t'tlvn IlKht on Muffltt'H faro iik :ih lonngad h'k in tin- lluopftna und tailed iriuinphamiy at Oareth. "I'll have ont- of ilii-nc of my own' aoonl" Huhi alia. "All old told und OraagO ln.ildt-. That'll ault my color with u top llahtlUK don't you think no. oarathf" liuretli aKrci'il. "What are you looking down your! Hone ail tho time for?" paid Uaffle Impatfantly to her nlHtor. "You'll I iimn tbtj aVaalag i( you don't wuth' II. If you want a t h I iik In thlu world you've not to tuki- It. Stunda lo r-a-, ton no one a wiilkini; roiiutl ofl'-riiiK dbooolataa on eolral caabloBt or siiuk Bg big f.alurleM at you for notbliiK'" The liixurloun ear had itn emotion) fur Jill. too. but of very different nature, she felt like ClsdoreUai and longed to (OCOndle the rharmlng ragvotioaa of the fairy lata with real life, but be fell hi rnelf a fraud, and In r delicate ellirerlly revolted aKatnit tin- pray tho adventure had been) brought about. Somehow, Muffle, with her putbf iilnenH and her keen, eyH lo the main ebaaco, wan vulvar illag HomulhlitK thai mlabt have been an beautiful aa n ilreum. Not for notbint: had that deep stu dent of humanity). John BrODgBi r marked: "Wliv don't they rut em all in a pattern? Pretty little fooln with out feellnga ami not worth a mau't notice . . ." H bad roaentcd Jlll'a nature, too aympatbetli' for trie com- mOD tinea of trade, end had Keen In It: a ituarn for hia noli Tutham, who from 1'! i hlldbiiod bait loved to deface and lentroy fine tit I linn Jill rounrd hernelf from her rev. eric with a atari, an the limousine C : .V-.v IT'...7 1 Tm , .V .. ... . !.im. ut the sound of the arrival. She caught a glimpse of a hall that might hsve been the entrance to a palace and a glimmer of white pow dered heatls. For since b'.s mayor alty Sir Tufnell had always liked 'In stale of full liveried footL.?r r-'-'Ut htm and he cared not In the least that people wdth uuieter tastes might laugh ut his choice. The old cltt tinte thai obtains at the Mansion House was something real to him. ;Jill peered with dismay at two gor I gaoaa firures that stolVI like sentinels on either side of the onen doors. i "Don't be frightened," whisper."! lOwea reassuringly: "It s only mar tile like lions. The girls found themselves la the i lull. For u moment ?ven Maffie was taken abai k b) the soli odor and stiff- MONTAJi PKKLti yl'AKK Baa) of her surroundings. WbOO an, (U. P. Leased Wir w Hie Bead B.Mi.) Ihcldenl occurred that .Vanged the Itl'TTK. Mont.. Aug. 2!). A '.'harp aspect of the place and put them both aarthqaalte shock was felt at .Maml on good terms with themselves. ' nvr Three Korks' at S:45 m" A handsome old la.lv. clad In black i 31 ordin to a message from the t'bl sllk ami heads, with u maicMtl.- hroa.l , Milwaukee ei St. Caul railway bosomed figure and a kindly face, came Into the hall She gave u sort of crow of delight ami tho two broth ers. running toward here, wer kissed : ami hugged with a fervor that threat ened to crumple their shirt fronts. "Your aunt?" whispered Jill to Dweti when he was released "No; It's Nancy, our old nurse.'' said Owen "Nannie, old dear, take these young ladlrs upstairs Miss Jill Seaton. Miss Mtttulda Senlon. Make a fuss over them. See they have ha;, ,r they want In the way of j pins ami powder. They nro going to sing tonight. Then bring them down to the study. I suppose the fioveruor Is there?" "Yes. Master Owen." replied Nancy with an appreciative glance at Jill and a more doubtful look ut Mala bta. 1 I GREENWOOD m GREENWOOD AVENUE AVENUE SERVICE STATION REPAIR HUDSON - ESSEX-PA C Goodwin "We'll pay our reapootf to the head of the family.'' aald (iarulh, throwing a ragged mackintosh to one of tho fool men "Tuke care of that hut, Charles." he mill nil; "don't lot any of dad'n frlendn pinch It. It will bo a long time before I can spring an other." The brother! walked arm In arm acrosK the dies:. board floor of pink marble and malachite. The oyea l the head footmun followed them ap provingly as they boldly pushed open the heavy door of Sir Tufncll's study. The "flovernor's" handaome gone were favorites with all the staff. "Hello, dad!" said Oarefn rhecr- fully. "Here we are all tho wa; I (rem Fisher's alley!" S'r Tufnell Pembroke six feet high. ! with a neat while beard and a broad I ribbon across his it rri-.it suit, stood i with bin back to the fire, a fine figure Of a man. His shrewd blue eyes soft 'encd as he came forwurd and gave a hand to each of the boys at once; a shade of emotion passed over the clean cut face. "So you have come to see your old 'father at last." he said. "Well. I'm delighted to make your acquaintance I again!" f He seated himself In th". great chair by the fireplace, proudly re garding his two handsome rona as they stood before him. tall, straight ami comely. "I never saw two lads look ho well , In evening kit!" said he. "It must he a relief to you. (tarelh, to be de cently clothed aguln. Why don't you always groom yourselves property, in stead of only once In a blue moon? Is there any reason why you should not live the life of gentlemen?" "Its each a beastly complicated bnalneei to keep up. dad" sighed lOaroUy. "It leaves a fellow no time i for any of the things that matter, j iiullo, foie-gras sandwiches, by gad!" he exclaimed, spying a table laden wl,h "t"1 but dainty refreshment and making for it hastily. "Excaaa me, dad!" I Ho made an onslaught on the sand Wtcbee, while Owen helped himself, liberally to lob.t.er salad. Sir Tufnell smiled grimly. (To be continued) STAR'S WIKK DIBS IU. P. Lrucd Wit. to The Iknil Bulletin) HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 29. Mrs. Florence Smythe Koberis. 47. wife of Theodore Roberta, noted screen actor, died suddenly today at her ''..me in Hollywood Death was caused by heart di sease, superinduced by an attack of indigestion. iipatcher there Prted. No damage was re ti lt; WATCHMAN, ROB BAKE I U. P. UeaHl Wire to The Bentl Bulletin) PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 29.--Two masKeu canons nounu ami gHggeu , Herman Westhoff. Oreeon laundry watchman, and rohhed the safe, lak- IDI S217.SU. l'AINT NBW I LAGPOLB Work applying the first coat of I Paint to the IlagpolB given ny tne "'i l"-s' 01 "'' Atneitcan i,egum to the union high school district, to bo used on the grounds of the new building, wus started this morning The pole, which wus taken to Bend from the Metolius country, will be 67 feet ahovo the ground. NEW LOCATION Sunday Matinee, 2:15 C. Gardner Sullivan's daring and searing drain?, of the follies and foibles of the fastest age in the history of the world. ! i i i i with CULLEN LANDIS and LILLIAN RICH A story that comes surging from tho soul of a woman with faith and love In her heart this unsuspecting girl promised to love, honor and obey without knowing the true nature of the boy she married! (gilt of the 'horus of a Broadway show she came plunged into the hi h places of Society and then came what! A flaming oss-sectlon of Life as it is lived today from the pen of th greatest author the screen has ever known! anil "ONE GAME PUP" AESOP'S FABLES TOPICS OF THE DAY anil "KID KIDDING HOOD" LAST TIME TONIGHT James Oliver Curwood's "STEELE OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED" Placing Ballot Boxes For Fair Queen Votes Arrangements for the placing of ballot boxes where votes may be cast for candidates for the queen of the Deschutes county fair were made to day by local representatives of the Trl County Woman's association. aBl lot bones will be found at the follow ing pluces: flinders & Armstrong, the Idyl wood. Owl Drug store. Bend Water, Light & F-ower Co.. Rlulto. Simp son's and the Windmill. Ballots on which votes can be marked have been placed beside the boxes. The votes are to sell at one cent east, the money to be used in financing the Oddfellows Dance and Entertainment MONDAY, AUGUST 31 Sather's Hall 9 P. M. All Oddfellows and iinia construction of the woman's building on the Redmond fair grounds. Women or girls wishing lo enter the contest have been asked to leavo their names ut the Bend Commercial club, or with Mrs. R. S. Dart, finance; chairman of the woman's associa tion. Contributions for the woman's building will also be received at tho 3 commercial club office. MILITARY MANLY BOO I'ORTI.AMl. OUF.COM lrn ttache?ri. famuli rlaaarn. rurrful apt rv I roles, ntr!c. dU rlpllne. aoclal ad via Mt und Moral i rnlnlntj. .1 1 11 I c u . !' rf 11 It 1 "ill OS rrinrt. Rebekahs Invited M.;mmwmmmmmuwrmimm& SHOP K A R D mm SStsr 1 1 Lai lea X
