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PAGE 2 THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, REND, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. W'JK HIGHWAY OPENS SCENIC BEAUTY McKenzie Wins Com ment from Journal seem to lift to almost unbelievable ' i iliuigiitH. There are Broken Top ami the Bachelor, the Three Bisters, .Mount Washington, Throe Fingered Jack, Mount .lofferHon and far .northward, in the opalesoont luue. I Mount Hood. It is no conventional I highway thai otto travels hut an en chanted path. It is no workaday world that one moves upon but the'. Stronghold of the KlKiintle and 1 l IVHIUII II I. I III IM II III HVl Hill, III!'. II I i . 1 II f I ThrM sistors. are fun ami majeouc and Udell Lakes III ilioir contours. Broken Top and i Vitrei' KinKorod .laek are the wrecks. WILL BE BUILT m Sites Spoken for at Elk News of the Markets AMERICAN CAN HEADING DOWN Peaks Seem Lifted to An l. tt by prehistoric cataclysms of om Entire East Side of Diamond Unbelievable Heights bv a '" """" Mo"'" Mtvnon is Reserved for Cam- Strangc LightRefraction rbXaTr ers by Forest Service , , ... , . mighty monolith la nature's beautiful 1 Appreciation of the bounties ol tu- S,.,,, ,., ,.,,.,,,,,, Completion of the Natron cutoff turc laid open to the public by the There are lights flickering at the. railroad across the high summit of UoKentle-Bend highway is given i:i roadside as one travels westward the Cascades south and West Of Bend an editorial appearing In the his, is-, downward, into a dusk which Is over- V;U, im,,,llMlitv ,., j u sue of the Oregon Journal comment- ridden by high, luminous afterglow ing on Oregon scenic roads The These are the lights of travelers who P"1" U ko ""r-v becoming one pi Journal Kays, in part: have stopped to carve spots iif com-' ,lll noted mountain recreation. "Much Is being said about the He- fort OUl of the night with crackling grounds of the Pacific coast, it Is the Kenile Pass loop drive from Portland tics. There are other lights, ihf opinion of Torosil service orfti-tul. who since the stale highway commission steady head lamp gleam of motorists . , built a road through the lava bed. .1 nol ready aulte to surrender their B0 Paring for an expeced the ton of the Cascade range. day s leasehold of the highway." """" " " people no pian I on building summer homes in the mountain playground. That " the demand for summer I hollies at the various scenic lakes of the mid-state Cascades has already Started was made known today by C. J. Buck, assistant district forester Cruter lake, and Crater lake wlili its In Recorder Louis Bennetts court,1" '"targe 01 lands and recreation more than sapphire blue and its un- Saturday that W. K. Heed had boon t J' who h" j"SI returned to Bend l.luiubed depths is one of the world's ' rolled' for $200 in her rooming from week's trip into the liioun- wonders. house, was made Monday afternoon ' ,ams- V1S"'"B various retort. II Tlw. n,irii m.v mnfc.. -I.r, v Mrs. Marie Ihi 'mil who siirneil """iineu unit tt iien people vis "Much. too. is being said about the Mount Hood loop road. Both are magnificent scenic drives full of the thrill of great experience. "Thore Is a third. It also begins .in.l ends at Portland. It leads across the Cascade mountains by way of Lodger Lost No Money Is Declared by Woman Flat tUnial of the statement murfe I Professionals Attempt lo Force Lquidation iWall Str.it Journal KIhhkUI HvUwl Ni:W YORK, Sept 1 Prices in the main body of stocks turned gen erally dow nward under the le.ulerslut of Amrcleun Can In late trading lo dcy, following early npiirts in a num ber of special issues. Professional attempts to force liquidation attained some degree of success, following the advance of call money to ; u per cent Compared With the renewal rate ol I per rent. 1 roosters, laddie, Leghorn hen I, IM I to :t lbs . iOQ Ho; J lbs. up, ISO tfcj large colored hens. SQQlle, ! drain Barley, feed. 11.500 1.88: Shipping; tt.TS01.t6; wheal,, mill lug, tt.T80l.IO; oats, red I I ; 11,800 l.T0 Livestock Cattle, lone of market, steady; steers, good. I7.60O8.60; ows, good. $.'. ll' fi.Tfi. Calves, tone market, weak; over 160 lbs . It. 80 (If 10. fill.. Hogs, lone of market, bare ly steady: I6n in !0Q lbs.. $11 TUtu 16.16; medium. 8140 14.60-, Sheep and lambs, lone of mgrkot, 'firm; lambs. tuiOlt.60; i'M'. 81.80 1 0.16 : Wethers, tT.ot li ft; 11 B ' M Boys, Children's and Misses' SCHOOL SHOES PORTLAND lilVKSTOUK MARKK1 (U. P. Leased Win te The Bead iiuiith PORTLAND, sepi l Cattle Re ci ipis. Tu lone of market. steady; steers, medium, $7.-R flf s :'f ; com moil. $iiii 7.'J5; heifers, medium and common, mji it in. beef cows, mod and collision, l;i.;& 'li 3 7fi ; caniiei s Before the general list developed ' and cutters, SI fitMii :! bulls, can heavy, brisk buying operations were ners and bologna. ttti 4; calve-., met) If lie has a day he may follow the -the complaint charging Heed with route around Mount Hood. It In- j disorderly conduct, eludes the Columbia Hiver highway! The statement was made in Reed's to Hood Hiver. If he has two days or behalf, after he had pleaded guilty to more to enjoy the beauty and grand . the charge, by Attorney Charles V cur about the slopes of Oregon's Erskine. as the story which Reed had greatest mountains so much the bei- told him. Theft of this amount, half tor. of which he said had been returned. "Two days are the least time that! was given by Reed as his reason for al.nol.l 1... , ,L. ., Im M ..I.- 1 I,., .. .. L , a rilalnafeftaaa l U.. 1 loop trip from Portland. To go either ' house. by way of Eugene or The Dalles and Mrs. DuPont In u written state to be sure to visit Bend and Redmonn mem declared that w hen she counted en route are attractive trips. Per-', what money Heed had there was g( haps the route eastward to The Dalle 'in one pocket and $20 la another; and south to Bend, then to follow the : and when the police arrested him masnlflcent highway lo Sisters and i they found $131 in his possession, the crest of the ridge about the sun-, Also the charge made by Heed that set hour, is best. an unknown man had made threats "There is some strange refraction against hini. mentioning; a .44 call Of light when the last rays of the sun ber revolver, was false, according to are clothing the eastern mountain'! Mrs. DuPont's statement. She did slopes with purple and are suffusing not give Reed $100. and that was the air with old rose. The peaks why he attacked her. It alleges. sam ose PURE SILK PLATED OVER ARTIFICIAL SILK Pure thread silk plated over artificial silk passes the appearance and feel of all pure thread styles with a greater wearing quality. We. are very proud of this stocking 22 inch, boot ivide, double mercerized top. Ravel stop, seamed leg. Fashion marks, high spliced heel and toe. double sole, clastic looping, in all the new and wanted shades; also black, white and cordovan. MA. SIZES AND SHADES, PAIR 95c Children's Cotton Hose A wonderful line of hose for the school children, built to wear; black and brown. ALL SIZES off Pair ZOC FAIR PRICES AT THE FAIR STORE FAIR STORE (Eberly's) lied Diamond lake this season. Buck reports. The forest service has already re ceived between 12 and It applications for permits to erect summer homes at Diamond lake, according to Buck. Six summer homes have already been constructed at this hike. Eleven ap plications have been received for per mits 10 build summer homes at Odell lake. Elk lake is also being consid ered by a number of city people as Ig location for summer homes in the i Central Oregon Cascudes. which nex' year will he accessible by train as well as by automobile. Reserve 1W I .imp I All of the southeast end of Odell lake, which can now be reached from Bend over the Skyline road, will he reserved by the forest service as a 'free camp ground for campers. Buck reports. This camp ground will soon . be made accessible to machine:.. Sites I for summer homes w hich have been applied for will be surveyed at Odell lake this fall, and it is probable that some of the summer homes will be constructed before the advent of win ter. The entire east side of Dlamoni lake has been reserved for campers I In his inspection of the forest re creation grounds, Buck found that the lodge pole beetle Is doing much dam age to the trees on the camp grounds and recreation sites at both Diamond and Elk lakes, and at Diamond lake op a smaller scale. Forest service olficlal.-, are now attempting to decide on some means of eradicating these destructive beetles In order to pre .serve the scenic beauty of the nioun tain lakes. The trees will probably he sprayed before the insects take flight in the early spring. Permit tees and conceasionists have agreed to pay their share of the expense of eradicating the beetles. Odell lake is considered by the Southern Pacific as one of the scenic localities on its system of lines. staged ill Pierce Arrow. Packard Baldwin. American Locomotive. To bacco Products, American Car and Foundry, l imed L'igtlr Stores, am! Chicago Pneumatic Tool However, these demonstrations were checked, bv the heavy selling which broke out in the last hour, mid Hie markets as a 'vbole closed considerably below the day's best levels. The market closed lower. Closing prices included: f. S. Steel 119 .aU I. Baldwin' list, up 2; American Can Sit, off IS; Chrysler ISItti off 2 "si ; Kouii-i dtil ion 13-",,, off iiH. lleiieral Elec Iris SISSj. off m; lleiieral Motors S74, off )t; Mack Truck 209. off 84 ; North American 67 M, off : Packard J.St, . off Pierce Arrow 8 4. off ; Pun American II 61, off l4 : Radio 53-4. up : Stu.lel.akei 46. oft 114; While Motors ih. off' 1 ' : C and O. 104. up ; New York Cenirul 119. off 1; New Haven 36. off : Frisco 9SV off l. Sea board 43 . off li,,; Southern Hall way 104. off I ; A. T. and 2 140 . 1 Ti xus Conipuuy 47; Electric Power' 31 . cbolc lit lbs down. 87,88 lum and l 9. Hogs Receipts, la; lone of mar kel. nominally sleiuly. medium, good and choice. 160 lo 100 lbs. $14(1 14.60; 200 to 260 Ilia, I13.60O 14.26; 250 lbs. up. ftJt.TtQlf; packing, smooth heavy, $!) 6i1i 1150; slaughter pigs. i:i'iiU6u. feeders and slockers, $12.5t)4j 13. Sheep Receipts, nolle; tone ol market, steady, lambs. H4 lbs me lum and choice. J 10 50 If I 2.25 ; heavyweights, medium and choice SS.5U V in 5o. culls and common all weights. $6 5lll S; wethers. $7il 9: owes, common to choice. $:t 5mi 6.50. WOOL MARKET BETTER iu. r. :..-! Mm h TW nn! MftnM BOSTON. Sept. 1. The wool mar ket Is fairly active and fine for worsteds Foreign markets are fl'm Ohio three-eights combing In Hie local market Is Qgotgbta from fttfl 51c. combing quoted at 7t(4!'c. some Missouri 'imirlers sold at It cents. Boys' Moccasin Pii'rii-i onl sole. A -h ha! will give long service. $2.85 and $3.35 Children's Brown Val Pull feather throughout. In real snappy styles. Children's Hosiery Misses' Swiss Calf Oxfords $3.35 at ., , MrttiwMn i mm mi hii1i.hu Popular I'riiT Store PURSLEY'S 844 Wall Street SAN FRANCIHCO MARKETS iu. p. WmI Mm in Tb- n-.K MMn) SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1. Po tutoea Rivers, fancy wharf. $2.25t 8.4U; sweets. i4fr5r; No. 2. 34r Poultry Broilers. lo l lbs. 4MI 43c; colored. 1 to 1 j lbs . 30 33c; friers. 30(i35c; colored young roosters. 3 lbs up. ' 33 0 35c; Clearings old roosters. 1517c; leghorn old Balance PORTLAND Will U PRim lit. 1. U-smsI Wirr li. Thr IVo.l I'ullrtti.l PORTLAND, Sept. 1 Wheat herd while. $1 51; soft while. $1 5o. veslern while. $1 50; hard winter $1.47; northern spring. $1.47. west TO red. $1.46. PORTLAND lUM" $S.nut;, $712. Eighth Graders Given Chance to Take Exams Examinations for eighth grade pupils In the rural schools who did not pass the tests, or could not take them last May and June will be in several purls of the county this week, it Is announced by .1. Alton Thompson, superintendent of schools. These examinations, Thompson an nounces, will be held in Bend. Red mond, Sisters. Tumalo and T'lover dale. Testa In arithmetic, spelling and history will be given on Septem ber 3, and tests in grammar, geogra phy and civil government will be given on September 5. Toby Nord We Always Have Time to Talk With You YOU CAN BRING your financial problems here, even though you do not have an account with us; our officers will be glad to see you anyhow. OUR ADVISE MAY be beneficial, and perhaps we can help you. THE ATTITUDE of this bank is to co-operate in every way in increasing the prestige and prosperity of this city, and giving assistance to the peo ple of this community whenever it can. The FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Bend Dank of Superior Service MKMHKIC KKOKItAI. KKHRRVK HTHTKM Capital and Surplus, $120,000.00 111 IT 127. Of ll SUPPER DANCE 1 Wednesday Night 10 to 12 1 M. DOWNING'S CAFE Mysic by SPOKANE SYMPHON-ATERS Bring your party here after the show. Dancing in the balcony. Tt Piuliila ftilv in lit nl to.ttrtl tlrcif'rV Mki irijtll ' tf8Kk. and 11 Km timtrtl va nh O K tiMsto. It- rfT.. mt dJ I U.' prWO. Irai iitov inllaa haw twrn !' !, aiwt kfl OMWnJ kU1i$: Cotttpaay he 8uiti)tthU OM kiuuticti biwJ MjUUImi ( jiyniu.!, Everybody is saving money here Coal is scarce and expensi in Brazil. The Paulista K .i way electrified in part. It now reports that the cost of electric power is only one-fourth the cost of coal. What an object lesson for passengers, for freight ship pers and for stockholders! How much money every body could save by using electricity more freely to reduce costs! To tighten human labor, to ibortnn dis tancr, and to save money Ihcic are three important serv ice! of electricity. The General Electric Company makes the apparatus big and little- by which elec tricity works, and placet on it the mono gram shown above. Bend Water Light & Power Company This advertisement is reproduced through the courtesy of the General Electric Company POHKKIM KXCHANOK it'. P. 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