The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 31, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textm PAGE 4 THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1025 The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION tubll-had Evrry AfUrnoon Kiccpt Sunday by Tha Kernel II n I le t in (Incorporate.!) Cntcrad M fleeonrl Class matter ,'ammry 8, 1917, at the Postofflre at Bond, Oregon, under Act of March i, 1I7. ItOBERT W. SAWYER - - Edltor-M.ria-er HENRY N. FOWLER - Associate Editor An Independent Newapaper, atandtnjr for the , square deal, clean buelncea, clean polities and the beat Interest of Band and Central Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION KATES By Mall Ona Tear 18.00 81s months Il. fi Three Months 11.60 Be Carrier Ona Year 16.50 His Montha ..50 Ona Month U All subscriptions ar. due and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Nolle. of expiration are mailed subscribers and if renewal la not made within reasonable time the paper will be dis continued. Please notify us promptly of any chance of address, or of failure to receive the paper regularly. Otherwise we will not be rcaponst I ble for copies missed. Make all checks and orders payable to The Band Bullelln. MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1025 Peace and safety: Thou wilt keep htm in perfect peace, whose mind is Mured 09 thee: because he trusteth In thee. Isaiah 26:3. CONQlKlilNll THK CASCADES Another irausmountaln highway linking Bend anil the Central Ore gon counts')' with the Willamette valley Is in the (nuking. It is the Sanliam route which will join Bend ami Albany, as Bend and Kngene are ! 4ssb already joined. Concerning this new highway development. The Democrat Heruld, of Albany, says: "Slowly but surely the steps are being taken which will result final-1 j ly in the building of a first class ma cadam highway over the Cascade , mountains along the south fork of i the Santiam river. Already the stale j j and the county ttre cooperating in j JL constructing the first leg of the road; between Albany and Lebanon: and' i now Linn county is making the state j highway commission an offer for an: la equal division of the costs of con structing the 30 mtle stretch between Lebanon and the Santiam national forest. This offer was pV-esented officially to the commission at its meeting at Portland yesterday. "The need of a trans-mountain route connecting Western anil Hast en! Oregon at some point between the McKenzie pass highway and the old Barlow trail route is outstand ing. Eastern Oregon counties desire 'a jl' J M 4 a-M is- -1st. THE ICEMAN The k'i'iiian brings his frozen water, and puts it in tin chest; and 1 ronmrk to .lane, my daughter, "His service is tlic iiost ! Ho surely is the welcome corner, enchanting to the view! Without tlu Iceman in the Bummer, what would poor mortals do Without the iceman, Julius CaeeAr I We'd shrivel up and shrink": and Jane, she takes the lemon Squeeser, antl makes a luscious drink. "W ithout the ice man," I inform her, "we'd find existence foul, when sum mer days grow warm and warmer, and weather prophets howl. We talk of culture here and yonder, as measured by the arts, by pictures which make critics ponder, and books that break our hearts. We speak of music and the centers where it's the greatest game, of salons where the sculptor enters to reap a deathless fame. And all of this is fine, uplifting, bin when the day is hot, one finds his ancient standards shifting, the arts resemble rot. The culture that brings frozen water to every panting jay excuse me while 1 ply my swatter must hold the right of way. The iceman dissipates the terror that summer used to hold; he conies, he comes, the patient bearer of a re freshment cold. The looks of invalids caress him when he looms on the scene; the old anil feeble gun antl bless him. he makes their lives serene. They bless the iceman and his freezer, his wagon blue or pink": and .lane, she takes the lemon squeezer, and frames an ice cold think. MAFALDA you came here?" "Bread and tei "Help yourselves boys!" said he .1 chair. "You don't often get civilized food.; It you could settle down with a ll know. What did you have before good wlf" " w"u1'1 be ,no jmuKtng of you: salil he. ton know what I have always hoped- that one governor. said i , ..,,, ,., ..,., Careth easily. "We should have had I sardines, but the cat got em instead. "j ' ?! "claimed Careth. "Dear "How long- are you two young I Idiots going to keep up this absurd j "What do you mean by old? She a shorter cut to Portland and the'Rame?" demanded their father, toy- oni .1. ami tue prettiest ana Pacific coast areas than either of the I Ing rather naYTOUlly with his silk rib- smartest girl in Loudon. To say other rmitoe -.ff .r.s. . nnrt thee aes I bon. nothing of being one of the wealthi lining tin unanimously for the San-i "What game, father?" asked Of w tlaiu liighwav. This route will bring 1 mildly. Bend and other Central Oregon com-1 "This tomfoolery of living In a gar-, ou voting rips, though which It Is munlties 50 miles nearer to Port- ret and pretending to be paupers." she likes best I never could find out. land: and that is a big item In Its "There's not much pretending!' suppose Its a bit confusing for a ... T.... e'rl " .luh.ul Sir Pt f. 1 1 ),.. favor. What's more. 1 firmly believe she'd be only too glad to have one of laboutait. dear old governor:" said : firl." sighed Sir Tufnell. "whers sli .'flarcth. "We are paupers. It was ' dea nnce of arteries of communication I uncommonly good of you to let us get so- ,s u matter of fact the imnort-: flarcth. "We are paupers. It w"" '"" ' "now I find n between Eastern and Western Oregon our dress kits out of the horkshop, 1 ' ' ' tne best pal we nave but that must not be a precedent. orio. uau. proiesien us At the moment we are stony to the "shc "en comes to see us in Pish- .;,!,. er's alley, and that's more than even "Except for the cigaret case." said rou nave doD'"! We've been good Owen, producing that battered ar-, friends since we were six years old. tlcle. "We can alwuvs live on thatbut 1 roul1 n" "lore imugine marry ing HI Iirougn than the prln-es royal cannot be stressed too highly. For generations these two sections have been more like separate states than they have been parts of the same state. This condition has been the re sult of lack of means of ulck and ea.sy ,.nmmiinlntlr,,i Tiw. r ,u SMeiita.-ll fCW daVS tains have been barriers that bare "Cigaret case? " said the ex-lord , '"' "f 11 "'" ' shut off association between the pc.! mayor helplessly, "how can you live I monds and silk and money all round pies of the two areras; and the result on a cigaret case?" .her, and flunkeys and horses and has been a misunderstanding of the "Why. you Innocent old dear, it's:"10'"" . ..... ..i needs of each one to the great detn Iwajn good for seven bob at Cohen's. shouldn t she? replied Sir ment of both. The more improved I Living is very Inexpensive in Fisher's ' T'llnelll with exasperation. "She Is highways we can have in these days "Hey." said Oareth. Old John Hrough s daughter: she will of automobile travel, the more unified "HM not living. Its' starving." said ' b!"e ' fortune -in fact. I shouldn I will be the two sections of the state Sir Tufnell. "Don't be Impudent to'""'1" If she had It all. for that become to the end that they will me. you young rip. Here am I. chair-' " kK'iard son of his, Tathatn. Is no L. . .s. . ..... I man of three sleamshln lines nn.l ' Kood to anybody. I've something to one and for the better development i cbief magistrate of London, almost in be thankful for: 1 have two lunallc. of the entire slate. I 'he position of being liable to commit '" """ "' '""" """ "In the construction of these roadsj myself to prison for failing to main-'01" a living, but at least they are thirc should be no sectional rival- '"I" my own sons! What means f -tnnght. k young mtham is rles There is a need for the Mc- support have you? How do you pro-'"k ,T"m l" Argentine, and turned Kenzic route and there is a need for I Poes to keep yourselve.?" j ''ver !1 '' ' JW "f the Santiam route and there Is need i "Well. Owen has sold three pastel : !' M'r"rlli(d an- portralts in the last month ut 10 bol,"""t " each." said Careth "and thev were! "ttU h- though?" said fiareth HIGHEST PEAKS GIVEN LISTING Loftiest In State Easily Seen From Bend Seven Out of 25 Hear Living Gl&ciera Five In Des chutes Forest RADIO i I Bight of the highest peaks or nioun tains in Oregon are visible from Band or from the immediate vicinity of this city, ii is shown by a study of a list of the highest peaks in the state, jus! Compiled by the forest service. Data concerning the peaks were furnished liy the geodetic survey and Ihe geo logical survey. The list contains the names of IT. peaks There ar' seven glacier peaks In ihe list. Virtually every one visible from llend Is a glu cier peak. The eight mountains visible from llend. or from points near this city, ure the South. Middle and North Sisters: Mount Jefferson. Mount Hood. Broken Top. Bachelor butte and Diamond peak. Mount Hood, tl. 225, feet In altitude. Is the high est peak in the stale, with Mount Jef ferson coining second. 10.522 feel high. The South Sister in the third highest peak in the state, having an altitude of 10,018 IMf, The other two peaks of the Three Sisters group also range above 10.000 feet. Five of the 25 high mountains In Oregon are in the Deschutes national forest. Although it Is generally be lieved that the Three Sisters are on u line, the list compiled by the forest service shows that only the South and ihe Middle Sisters ure In the Des chutes forest. The North Sister Is In the Cascade national forest. Mount Jefferson is In the Deschutes forest, as are broken Top and Bachelor. Twenty-four out of the 25 high peaks in Oregon are in national forests. Strange as it may seem. 14 of the high peaks in Oregon are In Eastern Oregon, eight within the Whitman national forest, five vvilhln the Wal lowa and one in the .Malheur forest The altitude of the 25 high peaks In Oregon range from 1 1.225, Mount Hood, to S.63S feet. China Cap. In the Whitman forest TWO KILLED l WRECK CANHY. Ore.. Aug. 31. Norman Eld' was instantly killed and Fred I,cnt wan seriously injured early Sunday when the steering gear of their automobile broke. Today KQO, QantWft) Electric, Oakland. Ill meters It:. HO p. in . Kill) Kiddles Klub and Aunt Hetty stories: i! p in . concert: 7 p. tn, news; 8 p. m., edu cational program. KI.X. Tribune. Oaklaudd. 51111 moc era 6 p. r., Duckling's hour; 7 p. in., news; S p. m., state fair program; 8:13 p. m.. Lake Merrill Ducks KNX, Express, Los Angeles, ItJT meters--- I p. in., Helen's Household Hints; 7 p. in., mlrlh contest, TilO, S and U p. in., pragraut: in p in . iloodrich orchestra; 11 p. nr. Wesl oivlieslru. KFI, Eurle C. Anthony, Los Ange les. HI7 meters ;I0 p. in . Kvani iner; il p in . nightly doings: 7 P in . Fallen s Caltforiilaus; 7 15 p. in. bookshelf chat. Miss Nancy; S p in., classic program; U ami in p m pro- I gram. KOW, Oregonlau. Portland, ml ,'i on i, r- ii p. in.. Johnson oreheslia; 7 :tn p. in . oaihcr. markets, base ball. KFOA. Rhode.-. Stoic. Se.ulle. 161. 3 ni' tan I p. III.. Times: l! p. Ill . Hoffman orchestra, baseball: ii 15 p in., program: 8:16 p. in. weather. 8 : 10 p. IB., Times. Toijtorrow KOO, Otnwrnl Electric. Oakland, III inetera 4. p. nt St. Francis or cheslra: tl p. in., concert; 7 p. in , news: s p m . KliO Little Symphony orchestra: U 50 p. m., K. C. II. col umnlst. KI.X. Tribune. &o'J meters p m . Ainu l-llsie's Sunset mutlucc. 7 p m.. news. KNX. Express, Los Angeles. :t:l7 meters 7, 8 and 8 p. in . program. 10 p. m.. Movie night. Ambassador hotel. West orchestra KHJ. Times. Los Angeles, 105.2 meters - ti:Jo-p in . chlblren s hour 7:3U p. m . "Dogs.'' It. M. Ilobertsou; 8 p. m , program, lo p in , Hickman orchestra. KFI. Earle C. Anthony. Um An geles. 167 meters 5 .10 p m , Ex amlner: A p m . nightly doings. 7 p m.. Ostrup orchestra, s p, tn., Ex amlner, '.) p in , Hills orchestra. KtiW. Oregonlau. Portland. 191 5 meters 7:30 p. m., news; 8:10 p. j in , style talk. 1) p. m , tieneral or cl estr.i; 10 p. in . Sender orchestra KFOA. Ithodes Store. Seattle. 154.3 meters) 4 p. m . lioffman orchestra t p. m., Hoffman orchestra, baseball, :I5 p. m. program: 1:11 p in. vtuthcr. t:30 p. m. Harkness or thestra. Hoo-Hoo to Lay Plans For Initiation Here worth SO pound. As for me. I wrote thousrhtfully. "I never rould Mand lor every feasible road acrons the mountains. If localities on both ftlden of the mountanhi adopt the policy of booHtlng for one another's Drolcct the reHtilt will be more eaut sj .v - i at-. he's sint?ini? it :A ihrc- biillw u niirht it ll 1 1 w CO I i lil'l r .HTUftM 111. HIIMI Id I II " " " ' r . at.. . , . . ..j . , II might get some rovalties out of are: Ho you suppose tin-resplendent raloplng state." Greenwich, even If he wanted her lo?" George Dllnutl's last song for him ,aln,m ,s """" a" "'tn.im he gave me two guineas for It andlh rotten. But. bless my life. Dud, you arc more oi a oreano-r man we Coolidge Will Attend Log that. We've eol a Matte hie ,ilin Diana would think of marrying a rag coming along: we mav ha as rich aa,muffin out of a lop floor back 111 you. Dad. and we'll stand you fish and chips and ginger ale in Wharf n . t 1 s'.iect. r.,ei. leiiuv. ntiisi puotiie no LOFlVCntlOn OI LOhlOn own canoe. 0fn's a painter, and. I'm a poet and musician." Sir Tufnell Pembroke groaned. "Fainter! Poet!" said be. "If there! was only one of von young rascals 1 1 would give his hide a tanning. Bull (To be continued! ore value fr your ' money I tvonn one hboiild walk riKht up and offer you II. "0 for a 1 1 bill vrotlfd you re fuse? (if course not. Well, that is the deal we offer you In tire servfc "Wear lalkc Iron" HUBBLE'S Service Station llriitim anil IT HAPPENS EVERY DAY! The other day a man fainc in and said lie had a car to soli or trade, We looked at Ids ear and gave him a price, We also had a ear that ho eonld luso so we talked it over hut eould not eonie to any agreement After a few days of waiting W6 again got to gether and talked it over. We made the deal. After he had used this ear a while we asked him how he liked it. His answer was "KINK." He had heen rather skeptieal about the condition of the oar hut after he had driven it he was perfectly satisfied. That Is the Condition of All of Our Cars LOOK THESE OVER Buick-6 Touring Superior Model ,!'nte1 m,,,,u'1; nT'-v Chevrolet painted. In dandy me chanical shape. Kor tie- In A-l condition. Body, pendahle transportation top, ruhber first olass. vou can't afford to ov- '''""k "'is 1924 Chevrolet OldsmobUe-6 CouP Sport Touring 1,1 K,mkI condition ; paint iooc ., i i 'pi and finish (). K. vea model. I his ear has heen used only a v 1 r short time. Looks and rord Loupe runs like a new oar. ( ,.,, Kjgh WuAn c c t imiition, water pump, Lssex-b louring bumper, nickel radiator, A nice little oar, in visor, motometer and good shape. spot light. Other extras. Bend Garage Company 'att)roritrrrI fri-m I'llot Hullo Inn Phone If 3. lOplm PiiM-nt uri for All ('r. NodceM art hclnic mulled nut tinUy for it Hprtlul dlnri'T meeting lo be held nl 6:30 oYlock TburBifuy evr- ninic ut the I'llot Huttc Inn by tti.-- nn-mbfTH r f tin- Mend lino-Moo club. if wblrh J IV lli-niii'iny h preKhlcut Dale and plant for u emu ttlenuttnn will be dlKcuflrit'd. and delcKittcti will be uppnlnlcd (o ntleinl Ifcf MUlOMl With tin- i ntnplftlon ot lh' me'ilnK f Ihe order lo be held at Madron .Square Kunleti. New York .Spokane from .September 14 to 17 I'll) will huve the Urttent l hn k v .-v ii i HiniiNiiiiMi'm nil me ii. iii .iii m.i iii mi' hoi in n. uii m ptiin or ier who ii I lend ThuriMlny eveitltiK h ' pUylDK nurfncn and nrnllnR rnpaillv. hern wh ineetlur I lietni; prnvld CARLSON & LYONS PLUMBING & HEATING Plumblni and Hetlo( BuppllM Bath Room Accauorle. ate., tu Pipe, Valves and Fittings TELEPHONE 159-J Herbert R. Welshons Accountant Itooin II, ll,'N(-lllt,'H lAVtMaaaMttl Co. IIiiIIiIIiik. B4Md I)R H. C. DODDS PhjralrUn and Huraron Otllco hours 9 to It a, in . 1 to 6 p in.; 7 to B orenlngt. Oftlca phone 117 O'Donnali Old Raa. I'hona Itt M (U. 1'. I.rasc.1 Wire to The lifnd Rullrtin) IWAMP8COTT, Auk. 31. PrcBl dent Coolidgt.' pluns lo Krr to Omuliii Nul).. to ,'iltclnl flic AmiTir.'in l.o Klon'n tiatlotial convention October 6 th tw0 of ym "r" m"r,: th"" 1 ,n nianiige. with your lnfermil iirnu- An Invitation to attend and speak. n.i-nlH and anil upon my word extended hv National t'omman.ler "' nu llk" ""r DR. J. W. THOM Physician and Surgeon O'Knno Illdg. Office phono 481, cnt James A. Drain some time ago, was renewed today by Alton T. KnhertB, i ehnlrman of tile legion's national commit'! on dlatlbf Ulllied gucBts. I Coolidge authorized Itoherls to an- DOUnCf that lie Ihtended to go. The ' president prohalily will he In Omaha , on October C. the big day of Ihe con-i vantlon, STORM KIl.l.s TWO (U. T. UaHl Wir. to Tho Bend Bulletin) OAI.I.AS, Tex.. Aug. 31. Two per sons were killed, one seriously In jured and conslderaple property dam age caused by a series of wind and rain storms In the alnlo over the aoak end. O. S. PHILLIPS, M. D. Byn, Kar, Noso and Tbroat Spcciallat Room 17-10 O'Kane Illiln Hours: tl to 13, 2 lo .", 7 lo 8 Phones: Office 176 J, Rea. 110 J Lumberman's Hospital Certificates tlood Here poor mother. 1 can do nothing with you!" The hearts of the twins smote tl:em. "Come, Dad, dear old chap, don't lake It like that:'' said Owen gently. "We like our own way. Ihat's all. Wo wouldn't hurl you for the world, bay that we got it from clear mother where better eould we get any thing?" Kir Tufnell Pembroke turned his head away, and there was silence for a moment. "That's exactly the way it Is," he said huskily. "And that Is wbv I let you go on like Mils, whe n I ought to j put my foot down. The best woman that Ctod ever gave a man. though jsho never knew on which side of the ! bank balance aha was standing, and I her clear head full of dreaniK and mil file unci poetry, thai I loved lo listen to hor, though it. meant nothing to (DO, And when I look at the faces of you, boys. I seem to see her stand ing before 018." He utraighleiied i.inn ll hi his DEPENDABILITY STRENGTH EVERLASTING That is the entice story of COTtatlttCtlOn done in concerijli'. Once done the construct Ion lasts forever. You can depend on it without worry because you know you ran. Concrete is the Cheapest Costing In the Long Run I Deschutes Concrete Pipe Company J. E. Ledgerwood Transfer and Hauling Moi'lng a Specialty All (locals Handled with Cart! Office loos llond St. Phone 94-J lies, I'hona 279-W Fred A. Lieuallen, M. D. KVE, KAR, NOHK AM) THROAT SPEOIALI8T HUBULE HI, DO Office Ph. 97; Houaa !h. 73 J Office Hour t to 12 2 to 6: Evening, 7 to 8 Physio-Therapy Abrama Electronic Di agnosis and Treatment, Ultra-Red Rays, Chiro practic and all natural or physical methods combined. Dr. R. D. Ketchum Chiropractic Physician Mather Itldg. NELL MARKEL PUH.IC HTKMM1RAPIIKR TVPINO Phone 1127 M.i it, Lobby I'llot Bulla Inn Manager llend Branch Oregon Stale Motor Association MRS. V. A. SMITH Agent for Niibone Rtibher t'limrts pnd Hllk IdnftcHn Men's anil Indies' lloalrrr Phone WWsM P. n. Hox 40 Mrs. Midler's Beauly Shop ShumpooinK a Specialty w'nii every ihuBpoo wo give a TODll Tn'iilmciit I'roo Retail: Bamntlful, Qloatji ii.n: unit a Clean Sculp I4i) Oregon HI. I'hona 3t2 W. G. Manning, D. M. D Dentistry Hulto 12-14 O'Kane nidg. Phone 17 W. Mend, One R. S. HAMILTON ATTORNEY-AT-I.AW Kooma 12 and 16 first Nations Bank Building. Phone tl (Dr. Cos's form., otBna) DR. G. W. WINSLOW VETERINARIAN Hcaldonce 44 Irving Phonn UK DR. ROY REYNOLDS Chiropractor O'Kane lllilg., I'bone 4HII LARSON & CO. "Home of Tho Omen Watch Diamonds Silverware Wntrhea China Orentlng Cards (ilass Jewelry Dr. Herbert B. Mallctt Chiropractic Specialist 1111 Minnesota Ave. Phone 4!tH MOUNTAIN VIEW Maternity Hospital Trained Nurse In Charge 61B Kansas Ave. Phone 481 Motile Hoenhert RIVERSIDE FLORISTS f lowers for All Occasions HOI Wnll Greenhouse 4A0 Newport Phonn I14R DR. GRANT SKINNER DENTIST Room HI, O'Kunn nidg Phono 230 W CENTRAL OREGONS' AUTO MACHINE SHOP A. K. AI I.T Associated llldg 'llnnnsola near llond. Phonn BOB CITY GARBAGE CONTRACTORS Will Remove Your Garbage Telephone (.W. I'oot of Oregon Street Waste, Dirt, Rock or any kind of Kefuso "The Yellow Truck" BE CAREFUL!! II . When in the forests be careful. Watch I your campfire, matches and smokes. This is the most dangerous season of the year. I THE SHEVLIN-HIXON CO.