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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1925)
THEBEND BULLETng. DAILY EDITION. BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER i, 1025 PAGE 5 i- : ;!:: ; ! iinnd '.CHAIN HOIOODtlUD Oregon Spunk Arrives 7:00 A. M, (tMYfl 7:,'I0 P, M. O..W. It. AN. Arrives 7:30 P, M. Loaves H:ir A. M. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Maximum tOthpOM&tUfO yeileriliiy, DA iIckicch. Minimum temiioroturu ihi morn lll, III lltPOO, .!. v, O'Kaeffe, Bllvar tAkf slock man, fn it v in 1 1 i in iit'iht today. Arthur Hmiiii ii Redmond in 1 Iti 1 1 1 1 Inday tin DUllnMB. Lowell llopartson ol n Brooke Bott&lon offtns bid his tonsils re miiivimI Wed Hindu Mm James D. Hull Of Heattle hi iiv...i in Bond Tueaday in vh.ii with htr parents, Mr and Mrs t. i Hcik. Mvii Hoove, Bund tire department euivpeer, 1. 1 in II.. i reatsrday from a bul Ma run tu Klamath Fa Hi 'I'lm Ladles of MOOMbtMrl "III meet in Hnilicr'n hall tODlfhl at S o'clock, It Ih announced i' it Btratton mill but son. Bdward r Miration, weft visitors In Band lasl "in ii i from tin'ir fin (arm jui north nf Butane Both loonl bnaka, m wall hh the stores of Hello, will la. cltiNt.il tnlunr- row aftfriioiiii for Btpd day at tin Daaehutaa county fair Norman w miiih, rapraaantlni a I'urtiuti.i hardware company. i in Band, lit it ptaunlni a duck hunt tu Bummur lako hi week t ml A. IV Kins!, 'riiinatfi bcrrv Krnu cr. was a liilNtiti-itti visitor In lti ml Itiitay. Tumult! hail an excellent com- ntunlty exhibit ni tin. county fair in Radnond tiiiit i'iir, Ktrtin raporta 1 W. Akt. i lly superintendent of schools, wan a visitor In Itmlnitiml Wednesday ovenlni on hnalnaai eon nee tod with Ika display ol loadl blth school exhibits at thi' ftiiintv lair Laalla atoitalth ma a vinitur in llt'iitl Wt'iliiimtlay fr.ini Clovordslr Mi.ntflth In clerk if tin. Cloverdnlc school tiihtrirt. havlni raoontly vut otaddjd it J Bkalton Tim Naltnhora ol w loratl win hold their HhfaJnr meeUnjj Prtday, October 2. In ths K. of 0, hall. start- i ik m m o'afoea aii namnan ays boJni urst ii to attand Vlsltlni nan bars win ha vsloomo. P, It Itrookit. owiii-r of tho Pilot Butts Inn. isft Wadnaaday ovenliuj lor Vanroiitrr. II t' . fur a short vii.lt Hi will return to Band In about two wt'k Brooks has re-rt-ntly BOld III" Bop 111 Vancouver. a naatlni pi tho Paroy a Btevens poal ol tiif Aaterlcaa Legion in bo lii'lil till" i votilns In Hit- I. Klon hall ii i annonnond by Commander John Runit. I'lan for the oh"i-rvi. in of ArnnUoa -lay in Brad win ha di antaadii Mr iiint Mr Clifford BUadeau at I tin pan-Hi h of a in pound baby boy. horn at Mt Cbarlai in-. . ii. 1 1 Thi. nAW arrival hint baafl DajBOd liar anoa Oana. Tin- blrtb irai looorractly iiiihotinrt'il ystttrrilay uh n Klrl Kour Bond boyi wars pladiad to fi alrriillli n St 0. A IV till" wt i'k. HrroriihiK to tin announoananl hnnad Wadnaaday virmi Hankls ami John Uogan wars nladipd to Alpha Blini Thi. Arthur Krlt-knon to OnOfn Up "lion nnil William Wllkt-n to Thrtii Chi, L l. UN, A. B, OrtghMBi Marvin Vrntch and W K NVwrll of Buiana arrlvml In lit. ml NVcilminU) i viiilntt on ii htintliiK lrli. Vcalth i" a tunaral dtraotor ami Nawall ii supartntandahl of tho , i , at thi Cnlvayalty of Orama, Band mviow No o, Woman's iii iii-rit sss Dotation, win bold it" raa nlitr mi-rtliiK lit Kitlhsr'n hall Frlilnv rvi'iiinit aii nanbayi nr.- uriod to attand a" bnllnaai of anppolnl tmpoyti tantoa i to ba trsnsastod, baaldoi Initiation. Mrs. Christina chirk, dis trict deputy, wilt lit- pfOBOht In tin- I M tiTt'Hl of lli.. N.Mir Kant rellaf work, Mrs. W. B, RaUbO ami w. a. Hclwtipdi rsprpianttnk tha OrafOU hsadtlitarti.rH of tin- Near hlaal Rallef, lodiy visited thi Bond schools Mrs. itiiiiiiii. and Balwood There Is Probably A LOT OF GOOD Left in your old watch. If it don't hit right on the dot) don't give up all hope. Here wtv GUARANTEE Our Cloc Watch and t Repairing SYMONS BROS. Jewelry anil Art Store O'Kimo Itliltr. Oregon Ave. National Picture Week (October 12-22) Mm ni llciiutlf)' with pictures I, misN Ihis ij ( timcdy CAPITOL THURSDAY - FRIDAY SATURDAY Saturday Matinee GRAND ill m SATURDAY MATIKBN BVKItV UV HARRY CAREY in "The Texas Trail" CENTURY COMEDY and INTERNATIONAL NKWS I SETTLE TERMS But French Government Yet to Ratify Patchwork Agreement on Debt Covers Only Five Y ears, Is Made Known (U, Pi lAUrd Win Ui Tl r Btsd Bsllstla) WASIIINOTON, On I. A totn-j porary aattlamobl ol ths rronoh dobl ! wiiH ri-at'ht-tl ht-rt- totlay hi-twi-r-n l-'it mil and American ilt-ht fumllns I f lilllinlHHlflllH. 9 It providi-H ( 1 1 ; 1 1 Kr. 'iii pftJTflMBtf fcr yrant win-ii thi Krci (My win MAio i dtecuivf two 00 tu ir (Mi Tin- 1 r in h db niaiiot U':tshiiiKton ImiiH'iltati-ly l 'flic 11 it 11 ua I pay 111 '-Jit n if tlir dbt for (he ntxi will Im MO.OOO.OOQ Thia H-ttD-iufiil witK ami it fl hliall make tho next flvi; ti capacity to unni'i by Um Will 0UV4 tf France. 11 MCOttfll i j prt'.iH la 14 TrwiKury Laislni tin in a fi-w itteint'iit m lirtun- 'II" pal 1 ll .(ill-. Fl-t t It KUISl , It WBI finphuHticed, In Hubjett to ratification Ol rtjOCtfOfl by th French novera QIOQt, KlnuiM i' M in Im! -r Calllaiu huv- inK told the American eonnlMton that lit- had no power to vntOT Hiich an arraiiKfincnt. Hi explained that he w us empowered only to make u I full m tMemunt. No iiKreeinent of any kind wan tinned by either ronirnfHHlou becuuftu of tltls UntUnUOS of power. ' The agreement will not he effect ive if the French novernment rOfOlM to make the annual le.ntiM.nou pay nientH for the next five yeur an ftgTOOd to bj t'alllaux. it wan said. Now You're Safe! It's good to have a gripping tread, a safe tread under your car. Wet nights, slippery roads, concrete, dirt The All-Weather Tread takes hold anywhere with a deep, wide, live rubber never-let-go grip. A Goodyear Tire has more traction, more power, more miles behind it, because its road-holding power is greater. BALLOON AND REGULAR SIZES Bend Garage Company Open All Night Oatly Conierwl frura Pilot Butte fnn RaplMsmaait Barta fur All Casi I'hone i8 ft.r n WASIMNCTON. Oct. 1 net of Amerh-aii pfoponll Iiik the SI.L'tMt.Ooft.Oeo French debt to !1h- I'niti'd Stuten wen- luihrnitti'd to the French deb't BttMlOn today when III two debt bodies resumed MfOtiatlOlU In Joint newslon. U ill Leave TiiMri tnv With only 2i hours left in which to i ff. ct a Mellleinent tf Finance Min ister Cuillaux adheres to hiH plftHI to ! iurt for France tomorrow, the French commissioners took the new propositions, v hleh were described ' bv a btSb official of the American commlsHion an "a complete chance from former French proposals," un der consideration. The jpropOttlfl were hondnrl to the !-i'eiiri at a 10 mfnutu joint meeting Of the two commissions this morning1 and a reply is expected from them at another Joint meeting scheduled .it it p. m. today. This eleventh hour development followed a visit by Secretary of the Treasury Mellon and other members of the American cni.nnission to the White Mouse and the ianuance of a iontttloMU Matement by Mellon re pudii.tiug authorized statements from thi French side thr.t a tentative aKrceinenl on terms and the security elaui-'e bad been reuched by sub com DllttOM of the two commissions last rttgbt The French WOTfl completely silent cenct ruing the rebuff and. ftdlow ing the debt IDMMllg retlretl behind the doors of the French embassy, from which they refused to be drawn for comment. So cotnprehonaiVff won Mel Ion's statement in blocking off all avenues of speculation along these lines, how- was little mort than mini the incident. SCHOOLS FEATURE FIRE PREVENTION Appropriate Programs to be Given, Says Ager Schools of Hend will observe fire rrevcntlon week. October 4 to 1". vlth impressive and miproprlate pro grams. It is SnnOOnCSd from the of fice of O. W. Ager. city superintentl- ani of schools, a ctrenlar letter hat been Bent to all teachers In Hend. suggesting programs of observance. "The people of Hend feel proud of the fine silk flag presented by r.ov- srnor Walter M. PlOrea to the schools of Band for the active part they took In the fire prevention work in the school year lttt-14," Superintend ent Ager mentions in his letter to the Instructors. "They are proud of the Thomas II. Ince cup won by the city this year and hope, through united cooperation of all agencies concerned, to be able to hold the cup two more ears. when it would become the per manent property of the city." Fire Chief Carlon will visit the Hend schools next week, and will he Riven an opportunity of talking to the children on fire prevention. The suggested program for fire preven tion week in the schools is short talks on fire prevention, reading of fire prevention essays, short fire preven tion "quill" on materials studied, reading of -ne governor's proclama tion, and fire drills. wars and the BpOOiah American war are entitled to Ufa hunting and ang ling licenses also. DEPARTMENTAL GLVB MKKTS The departmental club held a special meeting at the home of Mrs. J I. Keyes Wednesday evening, a large number of members attending to hear the address of Airs. W. K. llsmbo of the Near Kast Kellef. in which she discussed Armenian cus toms and conditions. DONATE to PLAYGROUND Matching the $100 put up by the Ktwanis club, directors of the Bond Commercial club today voted SUM) for the improvement of the Harmon playfleld. j A prize of S600 has been offered by the French Academy of Colonial Science for tho best suggestions for the development of the Sahara. ever, that then confusion com NOTICH On and after October 1. 1925. the following prices of milk will bo ef fective: Quarts. 12c. pints. 7c; t or more quarts. 1 lc. MOO UK BIIOS. DAIRY. HltAOETICH BROS. OAIRV. SMKADS DAIRY. HILLCREST DAIRY. THE BEND DAIRY. PETERSON DAIRY. CHRISTOFFERSON DAIRY. 99c Coming Sunday MILTON SILLS in "! WANT MY MAN" 'i i. ma 3 'IK CURTAIN HODS Flat style. all lengths .A8HXIGHT anliM-tl i service. pletc !Sc, No Cost For Licenses For Disabled Veteran appeared hi-furc the forum lunohaon ni tin Band Commercial blub yt tor Sty in the PttOI Ratta Inn Mr. and Mis. Ii-vlnn n Hsrdon dorf have raltimod from St. Paul. Minn . where tli-- wni. moi-Tlad Sep ti tuber 5, Mrs. Hardottdorl was for merly Minn Hull Forbes, a KrsdUStS of the Ill-nil hlrh itchuol and employ ed for si vi ral years at the Mlll-r Ltimbsr Co. office. BhO Is B daugh ter of H. II. Follies. Ilardi-ndorf is airnployad in ih.- Brooks8cnnlon Lnmhor Co. offfto They ttre malt- i inc. their hqme at Bit Colorado, Both j Mr. and Mrs llardeiidorf vlnlted I raia,tivas in flt, Ppni. ( irciiil Court Will Hear Liquor Cases on Appeal los Are i sinn Firearms Within City, Complained That local youths are violating the ruling which prohibits the discharge Traffic to On New be Permitted Paving, Stated of firearms In the i omplfttnl made by It v limit; residents . is till of Aw- TratflC will be perinltted on the compleicd pavement on the section ut Scott strict whlofl lies outside the city limits, at I o'clock this after noon, anuiiuiii-i Kred Fnirev. man' braj helfhts, It Is said boys killed ager ot tin- warren i onairucuon i o a pet cotton tailed rnlilitt In the yard Which has done tho work. of a resident of the heights dlttMcl However, men are still working on Sunday. This rabbit had bSSO led tho rocs SbollIderS ot the roaaway, and cured for by a woman who prised ' 1111,1 motorists arc warned to exercise it very highly. cats in Iravollng over this section, It is not generally known by for mer service men in this part of the state that a disabled veteran of the world war can secure a hunting and fishing license for the rest of his life in Oregon without cost, explains Mrs. V A. Forbes, local Red Cross secre tary. In order to secure such a permit, disabled veterans must write to the veterans' bureau. In the Woodlark building in Portland, addressing the request to Each Taylor. After re ceiving credentials from this bureau, the applicant is to forward them in iii.- stats soma, commission, in the PlttocK building in Portland. Veterans of the Civil war. Indian Father Sued Kissed Son's Wife Two liquor charges In w hit !i station was secured in tho Bend Rlotpnl COlirt, will i-olue up for on appeal In clrcull i-mii'i til term, it wan announced todlty. iii fondants are John Gordon Charles Carroll, convicted en arato complaints ot liquor p slon, iiii- trlnl this The , and sep- Qomo In The A 1 1 ti m ti I lor .unit' blliokoil dinner Sunday evening. We nanvQ trorn 5:80 to 7:00 p. in. 08-00-lOOc Msklmos only use snow, houses when lrnvolin.t; ott-.erwise Ihey live in rock lulls or tenia made of seal skin, To travel the length ol the state nt Florida by rail, from Key Wesl lo Piinaacola. Is as far lis troiii New York In St. I.ouls. liAlf) r Cameo Quality -aml-iitylc-dls-cerniixfE women tin. I that coveted ladividu. .ility In Cameo HatR. Ask Tour Milliner jot Cluirglng that bis father foroibly kissed and attacked his wife. Men Kraus or Dnylon, P.. has (lied suit (tgnlnSt the parent for SS000 damngea. Kraus. shown above with his wits, alleges that tho iftoldsnt occurred on June 24 while ho was nway from homo,, Children's School Dresses In the new Fall patterns of ginghams; long sleeves, sizes 7 to 14 $1.10 VISIT OUR KITCHEN TOOL COUNTERS Hair Clippers Just the sizo for home use. Guaranteed to give satisfaction Price $1.65 Others at $1.29 Men's Pocket Knives Big assortment. 89c Alarm Clocks :! styles. All guaranteed perfect, S1.29 - $1.65 - $1.95 VISIT OUR GIFT SECTIONS n .lust arrived, mother b shipment of Ornamental Surface Hinges In brass plated or antique copper: price with screws, 20c pair NU-kJed, priced with screws. -5c pair Cupboard Turns To match above: price with ticrcws. 15c and 18c each Drawer Pulls To match above; price with screws, 5c and 10c each III Different Shades Ladies' Silk and Fibre Mixed Hosiery Every pair guaranteed to givo service. Price 98c Genuine Thermos Bottle i:i! si.e. guaranteed ituality. and l.CM'H KIT, Complete, $1.95 Bottle separate, $1.19 Icy Hot Vacuum Bottle Plat size, guaranteed quality, and M'N'CM KIT, Complete, $1.59 Hottle scparg-te, 98c Boys' hbaki or Denim Play Suits Rises i to ti. Price 98c Doll Buggies, Coaster Wagons and Scooters have arrived and will be Ready for Your Inspection Saturday Candy Special Friday and Saturday I Pure candies, chocolate nougats, regular 55 cent I I quality; special price 89c pound "naiiii wmmmmmmmmmm