Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1925)
PAGE 2 THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. BEND, OREGON. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2L L02B SAYS AIRSHIP ! READY TO FLY! Story of Disaster Is Told by Officer Lieutenant Roseudahl Wit-i Schoolma'am a Hit on Screen install FAIR EDITION I IS PUBLISHED Agricultural Resources of County Covered Four Sections Devoted to Deschutes Exposition, and to Farming Life Setting I BOW murk in the roi.i-j Iilcleiiuas Willi which it covered the i subject nsslBiied, the second annual j Deschutes county fair edition of The Benll Bulletin was Issued and eircu- laUd throughout Central Oregon Sat urday. Tli.' liulletln lias issued larger spe cial editions, but none which con tained as full description and lUu 1 1 at ion of lleschutes county's agri cultural activities and possibilities j as does this one. The edition consists of four sec tions and a total of 32 pages. The cover of the first section is a full 1 page drawing within which Is con- j tallied the dedication of the edition to the members of the fair hoard.: V. W. Van Matre. C. II. Hardy ant' D, H. Gules, and of the fair associa tion. W. M. Wilson, N, A. Hurd'.ck Guy K. Dobson. B. A. Kendall and L. E. Smith. Differing from previous special editions which The Bulletin has is sued in that it contains no current news except such as has to do with the county fair, the newspaper is de voted entirely to exposition of agri cultural prosperity in Deschutes, county. The first section deals with the fair Itself in u general way. and aaso Includes some general agricultural articles, as well as touching on the district's timber resources. Redmond, the home of the county fair, is featured in the second sec tion, the first page of which contains a number of illustrations showing the growth of the city in the north end of the county. The third section features purlieu-; lar sections of agricultural land In Central Oregon, principal prominence' being given to Tumulo on account of the present move to colonize the Tumulo project. In fact, this edition might be well used as informative literature to be sent to prospective settlers. This section also features. Powell Butte and the Ochoco project. The story on the Powell Bulte pro-, ject Is by R. H. Jonas. Bend and Central Oregon's MgnHj possibilities are described in illuslrui lion and story In the last section, which contains a forecast of Bend's future development written liy K. I Vinal. Other signed articles In the edi tion arc by Koy L. Brewster. Rex i uinam ana M. c. Lonlon. The gen-: avia(or connected wlth the navy has high structure noi iiwvi ipn . ma tier wu writ ion Two" months ago Thelma Todd of -Lowell' Maa.,-thought herTllfe;worlc would be teaching sehool.f But screen expert thought she had an unusual'' typa of beauty and talent and now aba is one of the moat promising novi' ' tiates of the Paramount school for NAVY WILL INSIST ON OWN AVIATORS Assistant Secretary Empha sizes Attitude ftj. P. Leased Wire to The Bend Bulletin I PORTLAND, Sept. 21. Regardless of whether the Mitchell controversy brings a unified air service, the navy Is going In have its own aciators. As sistant Secretary of Navy T. Douglas Kohinson said today. ness Before Naval In . quiry Court (U. V. U-iwd Wire lu Th Uen.l liulletln) I.AKinil KST. N. J.. Sept. ai. The Shenandoah wu ready III all i respects, before the flight which end . il so disastrously near Caldwell. Ohio, according to the report of 'Lieutenant Charles K Kosendahl. lone of the surviving officers, roud before the naval court of inquiry ' here lodity. "On August 21, 1926. the Slieuan doah was reported to the command ing officer us in all respects reudy for flight. " Uosondahl's report 'stated. j The navul court convened ibis aft ernoon in Its first hearing to ascer tain the cause and fl the responsi bility for the destruction of the giant dirigible which cost the lives o( H Officer! and men. Kfforls to change the elevation of the ship failed, owing to pressure of the storm, and the engine speed was increased. The ship continued to rise until it reached an elevutlou ' near to its limit of ascent. Kosendahl suiil. The ascent was rapid, reach ing us much as two meters per sec ,ond. Changes of course failed to affect the action of the ship. Gas was ihen "valvcd" for five minutes "Water ball. i was then dropped and the ship began lo descend. "1 do not believe thai this descent tasted hut a matter of approximately , two minutes." the narrative read. , "but its rate was such that I experi enced a very decidedly unpleasant feeling in my ear drums." Preparation to throw overboard two fuel tanks were mude In the "If the taxpayers wunt to pay for ' meantime, two engines had been shin two nir services, all right. That's off on account of high temperatures, vhat It would amount to If a sep- but three engines continued in op arute aviation department is set up eration. Robinson left today for San Fran- "After a very short period follow -Cisco, where he will greet Comman- Ing the checking of the descent, the der John Rodgers and the crew of ship leveled off." Rosendahl con the ill-fated plane PN-9-1. linued." IliiiKible Spinning This lasted for only a short while, however, anil then the ship begun to rise riiitldlv I believe this rule of In Front of Bend High ihai f ihc p ra- KoHpndahl vru Qrottftftd into the pay later A at your convenience m small monthly installments 1ETS get together sit down and talk this tiling over decide on a definite date for the installation of yourMontan Fur nace. The longer you "put off" placing your order the harder it will he for us to give you the type of Montajj service we in sist upon your havings Surely, by this time you have decided on a KfontU Furnace. Of course, you want the furnace that is RoinK to fit your home exactly as though it were made exclusively for your property. What's the use then of wait inn to place your order. Winter isn't far off - lust a few more of these nice days and cold weather will he here. It will he a lot more comfort able for you and for us to have the job done right now. The money part needn't bother you! If you're waiting to gel all the money at oiwc forget ill Very few furnaces ara aoUi for all cadi. Practically everylnuly makct n mil .11 paytncttl down ami fakaa care of the balance in imall monthly payment. You can do the unit. We will arrange satisfactory term. Order nou' we can have tunc to Kienuutally uuull your Kloutag Furnace. Flagpole Put In Place keel lo watch preparations for throw- by Phil Brogan of The Bulletin staff. With a crew of Bend Water. Light & rower t o employes, city engi- vpr ... . "The navy has to have aviation and neers and Architect Hugh Thompson ..As j Hlopp,.u vn the ladder the navy knows it." Robinson de- assisting, the American legion (lag- it.a(nK lnIO ,h, Kce ,he ship took dared. "Should there be a separate pole, given to the new high school by , g V(,r). au,,),,,, pwllI.( inclination, aviation department set up. the navy the Bend legionnaires, was raised : whch . to m,. vprv murh lhu woutu sun nave aviation. t."-'i tnis aiternoon in tront oi me union eondition thai .xists in a nlane upon beginning of a loop. was "As I uiot tin hiiii- tli.. Inililer I W. Montgomery, Tin Shop HH llullll street 'llolle . J- I Pipe and Pipeless FURNACES Wit .., Sm aaa im . 4mt ifi I , r a a e i. -w. . ii ii a. . , mm wMf , mw. wU - - . . mm. Ml . to understand the viewpoint of the The flagpole, 75 feet high. , navy, r.very man witn tne naij nas placed in a nole elgnt leet deep, haard atrnta ananntnr and II a-amaH 1 Mo understand the viewpoint of avia- f steadied by guide lines, the flagpole ft9 thou)(h the control car lagged be ll , , S!-1 'T . tion. was raised with a derrick. The giant lnd the ascent of the bow. H, I,, t ook was fined $ln in Re- "Kor example. If Commander Rod- tamarack, painted white, was erected - n,nnt raea ,ow soon there. Corder Louis Bennett's court today Ktfg and the crew oT the PN-9-1 had at a point in a line exactly in front aftor or whether it occurred sltniil on his plea of guilty to a charge ol not understood navigation, they ot ,he new high school building. taneously but I remember that mv assault preferred by J. W. Newton. I would not have been saved. The flagpole will be formally pre-, ni.x, vM'n waa ,ht of th after I sented to the high school with appro-part 0f the ship floating rapidly away 14-qt. White I ii.ini, h'-'i Pan, heavy weight. Price BUM Si Visit Our Kitchen Tool Counters For the 1001 Everyday Necessities for the Home and Yourself Hair Clippers Flash Lights Just the right size for home Equipped with Kdison Mazda uae. Ouaronteid quality. lamps, batterv guaranteed. $1.29 complete, 98c Baby Blankets Cotton, good weight. J i 35c Bird CaSes Prices $2.35 up to .SI 3.50 Pitcher and 6 Glasses , c L T Thin blown c.eight all for tnildren s ochool 99c Dresses Thin Blown Water in new fall gingham patterns; Glasses, 5c abm 7 12; ,,rice : 98c Genuine Thermos Bottle Panty Dresses PlfM size, guiiraiiteed quality, Sizes 2 to C: price und H TI KIT, complete, otx j AO $1 95 o9c and 9oc Bottle Separate, SI .19 Alarm Clocks I ii , it All guaranteed quality, regu- ICy Hot VaCUUm lar l.W quality, Hoi tie. pine Blae, guaranteed CI OQ qualily, and LC.Vt'H KIT, Jl.fia7 complete. ojth radium hands ace the rjg time In the dark, Bottle Separate, 98c .wntot, " Children's Fall Hats tire Proot Jugs Very ,, for lM ,,, wn l!nk' and cook In (hem; sizes letwetm the agbfi of 3 and 0. i 1 ' and II QttarU; prloen ilx assortmtnt, your choice $1.39 to $1.79 59c prlate exercises on Armistice day. ac- an, ,0wn. This was preceded and cording to present plans. 'accompanied by a crashing sound of: No charge was made by the Bend mctal such an one would hear If a Water. Light & Power Co. for raia- argc hunch of lattices were thrown Ing the flag staff. into a pile and Jumped on violently.'' It was raining. Rasendahl laid, I The old Babylonia 01 divided the and the section of the ship he was) heavens into 12 "houses," to each of on "was spinning in a horizontal which they gave u name. And It was plane rapidly enough to cause diztl-J believed that according to which ness." He found other members ot . House tne sun occupied at the time the crew aboard bis section of the ol birth, so the individual concerned ship and preparations to land were : had various characteristics. made. "Three of 01 who were utile climbed The oldest known living tree In the Into the rigging and cut open gas world is a cypress in the stale of cells as high as we could reach so IChapnltepec, Mexico. A number of as to itiHre our staying on the American scientist:! examined this ground." itree recently, and stated that It The trail ropes caught on trees : approximately .2BQ years old. .and the ship was brought to the ground. The landing of the ship was described in detail. When Un ship threatened to rise and petaMOl wreck the farm house near which it hud landed, Rosendahl gathered guns from among the people of the conn tryside who had commenced to gath er and shot holes In tin gas cells until they were deflated. After this. Rosendahl said, he sent to the tirnrcat telephone bis first re port of the disaster lo be truusmiltcd to the navy department. Tile nl.tff of oi f the big motion picture Htudios totals 1.2UU. In ad dition to the actors, there ure 77 wardrobe assistants, 1 4 electricians. 122 carpenters and ati editorial de partment of :t2. a Baltimore shool toecher, after tracing the wife from whom be had been divorced I ft years ago. remar ried her after a five mtniile court ship over the long distance tele phone. Well Drilled ( ess Pool Holes Guaranteed M j Prlooa In night. flu on- IHll or write WM, MATH KitS tn I I'p lltver lift, i. Mitchell Left Jobless As Result of Charges (Continued from page 1) The loai through Britain averages $fio. fire In Ureal i00.0(( a year. W. (;. Manning D. M. I) Dentistry MalUt IM4 O'tUnr llhlg 1 11 17N W. IUmmI. Of htfl chmi- tllsimHi'd off. MOSl likely by court martial, The hiinourif cuient tin-rely Htat-( that Colonel Mitchell would marul r littved until further notlcu. In addition to belli rHteved, MM Cbtll will fly to Vuhlnjt;ton. koIiik by way of MiinkoKec, St. IiiiIh and baytoii. MRS. V. A. SMITH Ak- hi for .VuImiiw ft libber ' lOffMti find Silk Klnfccrln Mcti'.i nml (..nil- HiMlrry PboM tOHl r. Ot Dm 40 DR. H. C. D0DD8 "lij-l, inn and Murgpo iffii., hours: I lo : 1 i. n . i ui P- m.; 7 to I ovuninaa Of flea phono 317 O'Donnell Hlda Roe. Phone til M Only 1 1 miles of new railway were opened In Orea) Britain hurt yeaf. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA First Meeting of the Season Sather Hall, Tuesday, September 22nd 8:00 P.M.Sharp, li'iK Initiation, Flats and Important Ilusiness A. A. CLAPP, Consul II P0ND0SA PINE il (Shcvlin Quality) A Lumber In a Thousand. Made In Bend. THE SHEVLIN-HIX0N COMPANY I Qjeiere Mas IfNH of the Iibhi tei " llniotiles to Hie quallt) of our tlroe ih filial our en s t o in e r h' I list Includes so many Idrivei-H known gg "hard users" of llros. Tlmy know wheiu to fcel ervli e, II . i . "Wi'iir I,1U Iron" HUBBLB'S pj Service Station I j CARLSQP A LYONS PLUMBING & HKATING Plumbing and IlnalluK lluppllna iiath itoom Aoeeoforiae, etn , le Piptj, Valvt'n and FitlitiKB TKLKPHONK I59-J NELL MAKKKL I'l lll.H HTKNOOKAI'HBn TYPINQ Phono -" Main Lobby Pilot Bulte Inn Manager Bond Branch Drexon Htnle Motor Association RIVKRSIDE FLORISTS I'lowcr.s for Ail Occasions Mill Wnll fjrrenhoiiao l,l Newport riiono ll-IA CITY GARBAGE CONTRACTORS Will Remove Your Garbage Tolophooo (iti-w l-'oot of Oregon Street Waatci, Dirt, lUick or unf kind of rtefuao "Tlie Yollow Trncke" Herbert R. Wclshons Accountant Itoom II, DOStdintfJI Inve.sttnent Co. llllilllliiK, lli inl R. S. HAMILTON ATTOItNKT-AT-t.AW ltoonia 18 und 16 flnt National Bank Building. Phone tl. Mrs. Muller's Beauty Shop Shampooing a Specialty With every shampoo wo kIvo n Tonic Troattntnl Free Rtittlti Beautlfuli fiiosiiy Hair und it fllnun Scalp ho Oregon si. Phone :ir,2-vv W. J. MAST General Blacksmithing 1011 Iliii'i'iman Street Neiu- l.irciiu I I'mincrly llui us l.asltcr
