The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, September 21, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTffK REND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, REND, OREGON, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 10:25 NFW nRY PI AN ! Jail. Honeymoon mmmummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmimm ilJaJII illl A 11111 MAY BE TRIED1 Ml nvi The Bend Bulletin daily Kmnox tuMuhari Kvcrr AfUrnoon Enapt Sunday br Tht Hand Dnllrtln (!nrrfriora1d) Katarad M Saeond Claaa malUr January t. 1917, at tba tot I at BrnA. Orcv-oa, under Act of March I, U7I. HOBIHT W. SAWYER - IditaT.aranaa-ar i UKNBY N. FOWLER - Aaawlata Editor An Independent Nawapaptr, atandlnir for the aware deal, clean buatneat, clean politic and ; the beat Interesta of Rend and Central Oregon, j BUBHORirTION RATES n Mall Oa. Year fs.OO fUi roontba M.P Tore Monthi Il.i0 B7 Carrier ' One Year 6.S0 i Six Mentha .-. ' One Month . I All eubacrlptlona are due and PAYABLE ; IN AnVANOE. Notlcea of expiration are I mailed Ruhaerlhera and if renewal I not made within reaatfnable time the paper will be dla aflBnaV Fleaae notify ua promptly of any chanse of addrran, or of failure to rcoeTw the paper regularly. Otherwise we will rot be reaponat ble fny rorlra mlated. MxVe all rheckl and ordera payable to The Urnd Bnllclln. MONDAY, BBPTBMBBR tl. 1915 How to escape from evil: Be cause thou hMl made the Lord, which Ik my refuge, even the Moat Rich, thy habitation; then shall no evil befall theo. neither shall any plague come nigh thy dwelling. For he shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep thee In all thy ways. Psalm 1 : 9-1 1 . THE MORGUE My nephowB) all in brave array, before my cottage stand, ami ask, "Where shall vo go today, to learn a lesson grand?" "We'll seek the niorpne," 1 make reply; "it is a ghastly place, for there the vagrant dead men lie, too often in dis grace. Hut haply from the ones who sleep unhOQOred and unsung, we may some sort of lesson reap, of value to the young. Then jjrimly through the death-house mate, ami down the darkling hall, I led my nephews twenty-eitrht. the short ones and the tall. We paused before a rOUgn hewn Slab on which a large man lay: "Oh, hoys," I said, "keep careful tab on what you see this day. This man was bound to have his drinks whatever mijjrht betide, though he was warned by friendly ginks who told how others died. In every paper he perused he read how liquor's made in filthy dens, and still he boo.ed. and with his flagon stayed. The learned physicians and the cops all warned hinl he would die, and still he"d take his forty drops whenever he was dry. Though others perished or went blind, he thought he was immune; his works, he said, were copper lined, and never out of tune. But yesterday he drained a bowl, a right good williewaught, and to this place of gloom and dole his shat tered form was brought." And as we left that grisly place, where ghostly things prevail, my nephews cried, "We'll never chase along the bootleg trail!" Brewers Would Liberal ize Volstead Act Heady to Attack Hard l,i quor In Exchange lor Im munity for Own Product PAVING T11IUI) BTRBBT Residents of the east side have petitioned for paving on Third street and Hevere avenue, a strip which would connect up with the north and south approaches of The Dalles-Call (U. P, l.caxcl Wire to ITic ll. ru! Bulletin) WASHINGTON. Bopl II, A new plan 10 enforce prohibition through liheralUlng the Volsioud act and a 'renewal of the controversy over the -success or failure of prohibition lo jilay stirred "wet." "dry1 and church circles of the nation. Ilrewers of beer are advancing the I liherallr.atlon Idea, which Is viewed askance hy the Ault-Snloou league llDd has encountered much opposi tion among the brewers themselves. I The plan, which will be discussed :it a convention of Hie United Slates I Ilrewers' naHocialion in New York I Tuesday, provides thai the brewers. in return for liberalization, will " I throw their powerful i n f I u a n c e les. 467 meters 5:30 p. m mat-lpaat (ew days, although conditions I against the bootleggers ami other il inee; 7 p. m., Ostrup orchestra, old1 were Ideal todav. It is explained legal purveyors of "hard" DOOM, time numbers; S ami 9 p. m.. 4ro-,that owing to the need of perfect Wayne H. Wheeler, general conn gram: 1 rt p. m . Packard ballad hour, j exposure, aerial photographs ataOUMI) ol the Anti-Saloon league, who KFOA. Rhodes Store. Seattle. 'be ,aken at noon. In clear sunshine Idlacloood that the brewers hail 454.3 meter 4 p. m.. Hoffman or- Mercer and his assistants recently I brought their plan to the league for cheslra: 6 p. m . Hoffman orchestra : compleled nn aerial photographic discussion, said today that his or- fornin highway. When the petition baseball: 6:45 p. m.. program; S:lo map of Portland, which shows houses. "nllavUoa has Utile hope that Ih for this improvement was presented i m weather: n:.iu p to the council, one of the members ' orchestra of that body immediately raised the riueation whether or not the improve ment might divert through traffic to some extent, so that tourists might miss the business district. This councilman made no serious objection to the paving, and on the face of it the fear he expressed seems groundless. On the norlh. the east side loop would divert from the highway ap proach at a right angle and across m United States army and Its policies was received by President Ooolidge's aircraft Inquiry board today from Ihree ranking officials of the war the railroad tracks, and there would department. be little likelihood of tourists going I Acting Secretary of War Dwlghl in that direction. Davis. Major General John I.. Hines, Hut on the south, the loop would !chef of staff, and Brigadier General Air Service Is Called Department Step Child liarKness properly lines ami other features. It is said that excellent views of tim her areas can be taken from the air The aerial photographers were seen above Itend, headed north, shortly before noon todav. (Continued from page 1) nrewers win ne able to agree on a plain which Includes law enfonemen: but that If they do. congress and the people ought to give the plan a thor ough hearing. Meanwhile, spokesmen for the league and the Federal Council of Churches exchanged views on the re rent report of the council's rese.ircb department, which found a disturb ing trend In the nations social life anil altitude toward law as a result c r r r "' ,m "ri" "v, v,'"rs Ol prohibition. Suit for Defacement of Off i-'The ropori adrenal cnticUed many rial RnrnrJ Thri:ii.nvl "'' n-Mit.H nf prnhihitlnn and BURGHDUFF PLANS TO ATTACK BOARD I f. r. I., a-ii Wire to The IWn.1 Bulletin! PORTLAND. Sepl. 21. Legal no- be a continuation of the present ap-jiiugh Drum, assistant chief of staff.' on against the atat game comtala prouch. and It Is conceivable that a gave statements respectively as to alon for defacement of official ree conslderable amount of traffic would i general aircraft policies of the de-, ords was threatened at the monthly follow it. In fact. Third street has partm(,nt administrative objections ' meeting todiiy by A. E. Burghduff. often been proposed as the route for t0 a unified air service and difflcul- former state game warden, when the highway approach, either to ,,f unified air service oueratlon further consideration of the trouble- as experienced by other powers. j acme minutes of the July meeting General John J. Pershing was came before the body, placed srjuarely on record as oppos-1 The first hitter opposition to the ing a nniiipu air service sucn as jwij minute aruse ai wie ..... i Colonel William Mitchell advocated, session and after hours of aeriiuoni Franklin avenue or Greenwood ave nue. It would be to the advantage of east side people to draw traffic their way if they could. It would also be many features of the enforcement attempts. AUTOIST IMPERILS LIFE OF C00LIDGE tSafiT a. A V , H' ... -W...V ..... A WMaaUaammBafa'aBBTaOaiaiaJl fa a. aflSflS nclude them In your accessory Us) for your far. Thoy will save many miles in wear and tear on your car. Coming i" either the regular type for the old cord tires or for the new bal loon type, you can equip your car just the same. Ciime in and ask for the size you want, Don't tear your car up driving over these rough roads. legitimate. It Is likely that they ' through a letter written from South ous debate 11 It Clifford, rhalr- would build stores and service sta- America, where he now Is. 'man. and K. F. Averill. stale game tlons along the way, and that would be legitimate too. But if the tourists refueled along this street and went on without see ing Hend, that would he detrimental. We do not oppose the building of the east side loop, but believe that If it Is built. Franklin or Greenwood should be paved out to connect with! It and partly out of the general fund if necessary. The nation will smash all records In building this year, and Bond is doing its share of the total. By the way. have you noticed the increas ingly attractive class of dwellings be ing erected here? Davis admitted to the committee warden, were authorized to correct that the equipment of the army air I the minutes and submit them to the service is inadequate and some of it , commission. The two men failed to in poor condition, but ascribed the agree on some slight details and condition to the economy adminlstra- were asked by the commission to Hon and declared the only remedy confer once more, was more money. Ilurghduff. who atlcuded the meet ing to learn of the final action on the minutes protested this procedure. saying there was u legal procedure 'for correcting the records ami if the minute books were to be defaced w ith Bend Country Snapped By Air Photographers Secret Service Man Saves Him. and Arrests Driver (U. P. I'Uerf Wire la The llen.l llnllrtln I WASHINGTON. Sept. IX A Nathan D Smith of Baltimore w.e. tito-d 5 8 B In traffic court today for cutting a corner and falling to give President (dolldge. who was walking. Ibe right ol way. Falling at first to nppenr for a hearing. Smith's $35 ball was ord ered forfeited, bu' upon pulling In appearance later, he was tried and fined Ihe same ameuni Washington, sept. 2i. Bon the president of the t'nlled States Is not Immune from the dangers of I tat scissors or any other means that crossing streets In front of autos. Here for the purpose of obtaining he would lake whatever legal re- RADIO try. F. O. Mercer, president and chief I alon. engineer of the F. O. Mercer Com-! . , pany of Knglneers. Inc.. of Portland. ' Typographical terrace Is the name Today KGO. Genera Bloctrtc Oakland. 361 meters 5:30 p. m.. Aunt Betty Stories and KGO Kiddies Klub; 6 p. m., concert; 7 p. m., news: 8 p. m.. educational program. KI.X, Tribune. Oakland. 509 met cra 6 p. m.. Aunt Klsie's Sunset matinee: 7 p. m.. news: 8 p. m.. Piggly W'iggly Hawnilans. KNX. Express. Ixs Angeles. 337 meters- -4 p. m., Helen's household hints. Veda Knapp. "Music Appre ciation": 7 p. m.. mirth contest: 7:30, 8 and 9 p. m.. programs; 10 p. m., Goodrich orchestra; 11 p. m., Wcsl orchestra. KHJ. Times, Los Angeles, 406.2 meters- 8 p. m.. Chamber Music so ciety of San Francisco. KF1. F.arle C. Anthony, Ixis Ange les, 417 meters -7 p. m.. California Befonadera; 7:45 p. m.. Bookshelf Chat, Miss Nancy; 8 and 9 p. m.. program: 10 p. m., Examiner. KFOA. Rhodes Store, Seal tie. 464..! melers 4 p. m.. Times; fi p. m . Hoffman orchestra; baseball: ti:16 p. m., musical program; 8:15 p. m.. weather; 8:30 p. to., Times. Tomorrow KGO, General Electric, Oakland. 301 meters 4 p. m., St. Francis or chcslra. San Francisco; 1 p. m.. con cert; 7 p. m.. news; 8 p. m.. selection from comic, opera "Robin Hood"; 0:30 p. m., "Itadlo Breezes,'' K. C. B.i newspaper coliimnbi. KUC, Tribune. 509 meters. Oak land B p. m., Aunt Klsie's Sunsel matinee; 7 p. m., news. KNX, Kxpirss, oLs Angeles, 837 meters--7 p. to.. Im Monica orches tra; 8 p. in., program; 10 p. to., movie night, Ambassador hotel, Weal orchestra. KHJ, Times, I,ob 'Angelea, 406.2 melers 6:30 p. m., children's hour: 7:;:o p. in.. "Dogs," H. M. Robert son: 8 p. to., Chamber Music Society of San Francisco; 10 p. m Hickman orclieslra. KFl, Eniio C. Anthony. Los Ange- and Jack Clemence, air pilot, were given to the new headquarters build in Bend over the week end. The two Ing of the International Typography men came here by airplane from the Ida union in Indianapolis. The build north Saturday evening. ling was formerly one of the finest Aerial conditions made It diffi- private residences in the cult to secure photographs for the .capital city. Mist night tnO presideru was en joying his evening walk when, a he stepped Into a street Intersection, an auto bore down on him. John J. Fitzgerald of the secret service grasped the president by the arm and shoved him to safety. Then Fitzgerald lumped onto the running board, of the car and arrested the' Indiana driver, Nathan ! Smith of Haiti more, for "cutting corners and fall- i No Wonder He Boils Over Once In a While I IHINK II MtoUlP. SweeTen HiS' OlSPosrToN rf e DIO SDMEftlNCi ABouT Tus SiTuATibH M'2 H 5 1 iat-n. ajsmp Th inm i i ! uf i 'i i - ti oOlildn'l Mop tht rotniiiH t- r Mr nnl Mr n..trtc VkllD Witil,- m j.ni nt Potosla Mu., Mraltiiii Krtil on Uqum i i. u . tricy fell in luvr mu) writ tnavniiHl Tin- Ju.lh'i- fH-ni tht-m to ih Matt ptnlttntlatry t JaffWton City lo Ipfnd their hOOt) BMOfl ttH " "' rn Thty will Mv omfita oth-r ft.r Ibf Am unit MnOf their MMOQCOl (Juilnd Ctirlat inns vvik. ItiK tn kIvc way to peuVHtrlurtH " ItiMHiiKf the (iitrt Iritlnr ptMlfHlrlun whoftn Hufotv Smith h:il rit'tunRi'rr.l vu tin- . ! il- of th United BtAtWi 1'all Wi ptaOtd at $.1,600. j Marine Fossils Found Near Hampton Buttes Proving thai a great lake or a sen once covered that part of C, niral Oregon now known as the hiirti des ert, marine fossils, embedded In fine ly grained sandstone, were found Sat urday In Die Hamplou bulte country by B. B, BfOWn and brought tO Bond. One of the penllnr iraces of pre hlstorlc V"giable life found In Ihei hills 75 miles southeast of Bend was' an Imprint of a leaf which retains Ha original color, green. It Is believed that this color Is the ri sull of u cop per stain. Brown secured some excellent leaf Impressions from Ihe shale like rock, and will send these Impressions to a paleontologist for iletermlnatlon. It I If bollOVOd lhai Ibe fossil Impressions! are of leaves of trees which have long been oxtlnci, growing probably In the distant ollgoeene age. a lime when camels and sabre loolh tigers lived In this pari of the world. Lecture on Chiropractic Will lie (iiven Tuesday, "Hew to He Young at Seventy" In the anbjeel or a loctqro which Dr., Frank It. Margins will deliver at Hie Ilapllst church Tuesday evening, un der Ibe auspices of ihe Oregon Staiur Chiropractic association. He comns here at the Invitation of tBO local chiropractors, and the arrangements are him h that no admission charge Is made. Dr. Marietta, who has been protnl ten I us a lecturer for 26 years, talks' on health subjects from Hie non i technical standpoint and miikes Ihem aurprialngly simple and clear, th I'ical sponsors for Ibe loc Bend Garaee Co. t'Att)-t'orncrrsl front Pilot Unite Intt ! i All Night Phone lll.t I A camera has be'n Invented that Dan make photomph of the laalda of a rlflr barrel. It l to be used U an aid In sliulylng the itoslon of bairola LAIISON & CO. "Home of The (iruen Watch" Diiunolida Silverware Wntihea hlna ftreefltig Cards (tlnsa Jewelry DR GRANT SKINNER DENTIST Boom m, O'Kaao nidg Pboao BkV w wood SAWING Hy contract or cord. Kates Kiiisonahlc I'HONH 1.M-J DR. C. W. WINSI.OW VKTKKINARIAN Kealdence id Irving phono iih BOY LAN & RAMSEY . Lawyers Phone in i stomal M, itodMtaB lariat anal Oa, ei.it . Formrr offlrt of flrt. Union A Wornfr .1. Ei Ledtrcrwood Iraiisfer and Hauling Mivlng a Sreclally All Oooda Handled with Care Office loos Bond SI. PhOtr 84-J lies. Phone 27'J-W DR. J. W. THOM Physician and SurKeon O'Kane llldg. Office pliono Ml, lies, nfll b'red A. Licuallen, M. I). kvk, BAR, nosk Ann thhoat HPKCIAMNT BTJBBLB BLDO Office Ph D7; Houao Ph. 71 J Office Hour I In 12 2 to 5: Kvnnlng, 7 to MOUNTAIN VIEW Maternity Hospital Trained Nurse In Charge U Kanaas Ave. Phone 4141 Mollle llofinhcrf But ami Han (i. K. Han It .1. Hair I'alntrts, Paper Hungers and Decorator "Nothing tot) large or loo small" Telephone Hill all III I olorailo Avenue lure declare. 1 ' . Prepare to Attend The DESCHUTES COUNTY FAIR AT REDMOND October 1-2-3 Worthy of thn Support of all Central Oregon BR00KS-SCANL0N LUMBER CO. DEPENDABILITY STRENGTH EVERLASTING- Th nt N Hi. mill,' iiory of (mis, ruction ilonr In roiir-Tftr. Once 'torn thf HnuKrucilnii litsts fOfOtNWa Vou tn ti depend mi ii itlioui uorry boMoWB foil know yon inn. (!oncror is the Cheapest CohHh In the Ijogtf Run Deschutes Concrete Pipe Company rantra S4 PINCH BROS. (ienet al lliillillng 'ontrnelorn fnrhiBthlng Boautttul and nirforeni (tusrantood Bitinoo uii.i, ripuiim any .ion Phone !... I'hnnr mD-W TRUCK! AND (Wits FOR mill, mm: tiikm TOVMlLP Oldinmhllr 1 lard Car l.ol Krainnnhlr Prlrrs I'llANK RBKD, Mar. Cel. MniHl Hint il iivmiihI M.iIiiI, O,.