The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, April 21, 1927, Image 4

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THK BEND BULLKT1N, DAILY K1UT1QN. HKND PUKHON TIIUUSIUY, AI'KII, Jt, ID'JT
The Bend Bulletin
DAI I V EDITION
With Which I ConMiUdatwl
i i:ti: i. OBEGOI 1'KESS
I'ul.lUf .-.I Kvary Arii-moi'ii Exi-ec-l Sunday
b tin Bend Hulli'tln t Incorporated)
Knt.rri an Sccunil Claa. Matter. January
I, 1117, ! to. Poaloftlca at Band. Dragon,
under Act llf March S, 1871).
Oh, Yes, He's Willing All Right, But-
ROHKKT W. SAYWKK
HKNKY N. FOWLER
Kditor-ManaKC'r
Anciate Editor
An Independent Newa paper, sinnijins for
thi- 'i 'it !. clean bualm. rlvvn
politics and the ! i interoala of Hnd und
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THURSDAY, APRIL II, U3?
TEMPORARY lNVONYKNlKNtK
There arc few thing? tbat iould
happen in Fiend thai would affect
more people than did (he fuilurc
of the First National bank to open
its doors yesterday mormuj;. For
years thts Institution has .-von an
integral part of the business life
of (he city and, since this is so
largely ti payroll city, a most im
portant facility for many of its
citizens. The closing of the bank
touches not only these but all
Others whether depositors or oth
erwise. Though many are touched by the
occurrence the worst is now oyer.
A hank has closed its doors ..ml
there is some temporary incon
venience over checks aud accounts.
It may last a little while and then
it will be at an end. There may be
some loss. That is one side of the
picture and if you feel that way
go ahead and mourn. It wilt not
do yon any good but ii you must
mourn just go ahead ami have it
out.
Wheti you have come nut of It,
as most will have done even before
these words are read, just remem
ber that yon still have here a
bank absolutely sound and un
shakable with support behind it
that will carry it through whatever
may come, that shortly the local
mills will be on a full time produc
tion basis with month; of good
business ahead, that we are on
the threshold of n tourist business
unprecedented fn amount and
value, that railroad extension to
the south seems just armind the)
aimer, thai Bend is op u solid!
foundation and cannot be shaken.;
Kementber. too, tbat ygu live In aj
town with a most glorious climate
ami that the fishing season Is
open.
Take up any newspaper. Itead
of ChiiiH. of Texas, of the Missis
sippi valley. You are no rhristian
missionary driven out with only
the chtlus on your hack aud your
work of years at an end. You
have not lost your children in a
terrible tornado nor your home
aud lands in a flood. Head, in
deed, of some of the very men who
were running the First Nations
bank. They are losing everything
but their self-respect so that you J
will not have to lose anything.
Yon are going to be temporarily
Inconvenienced. That is all. Yuui-j
town is going to be affected only!
as you let it be affected.
Hend is all right and so are you.
Ccvue cw amp U ?&jT"X
Highway to Klamath
Now In Good Shape
I Ami nhftt was Unit tliluit ln vim
! pourlttl out tin it WalCOUltt
Iter, llmiiitli lie Itittl no Idea tttol
It yru it wtfloOMtt Bha hat)
uever hurd ii bitow Th(, uiit-Otlltotttio tUabmtay
Bha triad tQ htr op.truaa 0Jlth , ,,,, ,, nimin
ItlllHOlOSHlV, Sll til, II lltVlllV' MlHUl ' .. .ii
, , . , , , i'ii i country la r.'inntt'ii in ax-
nt iiiuuli' iwuilil niii lit' lirnki'ii
liu... but tlio win.i iUd iii" "''"i"' ,hl" w"ok Mo,or-;
limn- from her baud and banged tataj driving itprtti (row Kimuuiii
it vlcloualy. Bounty ara unikitiK na trip mi
Tha mimic stopped, braaklni wbal i itnuuiiy oonaldarad tb
nnrves ruthlessly, and nioutani "annintaj aobadula".
lalar iba door Inlo (ba llvlui ," notth. tin' qrpokad
rooni "us ibroo "i'ii "Ht,llol rtor brlttta i ppan t traffic
Von'r laii'! Vou nromlaDil i ''lain "mi tloluura ara anblln
ini iu"i by ii. i ry my aominutd traffic i avoid travjl onl
wiih mi' ifi'iiiy ptlad a.tratcbaa ni roadi
"What iin Mm iiu'ini by bre wwrdlm to road d,ta reoalvad
Iuk off ii phraao tike iit.it ?'" mIh' tj'oraj by c. W Wauer, illllgn j
apuUloO ttlnii ha hud acoldnd anilnpar of jho atntb hlfhway do
pp( thai uioiuurahle nlhi when pnrtmunl Wnniar loft Jlend tbla
her uniiii hail drawn hlni Into I biprhlrfg mi an Impootloii frjp
bar bonrn from tho untrlaudl) ovar the ilortbaVn aaptlon "( thai I
Ureal he hail i)ou walttlni aim hlihwny, plannlt i" return to
lewly. tilKht
ii" grlnued. "Your mother' I otttng opawtllohi mi thr ppw
wMpIng oirar aomathtng thai she i"iiymi Mfdraa miHuii nt the
Bwaara in sihiiiihk in Uio uvoni rogo are, rapidly bearing coriitfle
iWe'd better oat, ami thon we Ulon. v n n'r. or reported thli
ran playbill UYenlUg. qgn't weT"
"Can tt ' Hilly ahrugggd out of
bar eoat. "tint bpavy llu'rary
work gbaajl of inc thin QYapln'f.
rla.v, iiuir houornble oa is siui-
liitiK tp,to liis si-i-mul rbdhOodi or Z
hi-'s up in aomotblilg. Hfro-
io"V a lonk .f. this! Sin' sluivi'il ; .NtRKA8Kl nan, DeUc
a
jV'W aa aKas.aai
Could You Pay 9 J
e.ny juugvmem
chuckled as .she hugged her chwnti
(he iiuestlouuatre into his haiuls
as they entered the living ' nun.
Clay Curtis started to laugh M
he banded tho printed list of
question hack to Hilly, hut that
pleasant sound broke oft sbmpl
' Iv. Ills eyes narrowed is he
f hosrd, In memory, wbrdl b' had
i uut taken the trundle to ret all
since he had spoken litem so
lightl "You ought to have had
a daughter. Dad
(To be contfnui'd
VlthoUlb Clay Curtis prole
ilr.i- J:r.
lie, froab an
Put Ii in The Hull. iin
raised his hami m'rcmiitoi'ilv. lint hv tin' ilnnr .it tln riirlit ,.i iln
that wry ?milo twitching .it thr stage, and bedlam iirok.' loose. good niKhi "limi t yon i hink l!IMv '"IS"'S the quoitlonnalri
corners of his lips told the more Billy elbowed her way through ml T Q- knows ilia t any nor- 11111 1 ' priving an
than a hundred and fifty i.n,.jfcf crB1h of Birls. hcr M ,. mal glri would rathe. ... niar- -.-
en present that lie was pleased. ried than work in his suire. mi iiikii n lain Mllli.i r
"f reckon you 1 feel more like Wd tJ atmh disgusted cone ,.ttt.r pleasant he make, Portland. April 1 ti "
e.iasuipi uiMii i. Mi i . ih ihh M' a. n. ymu jva - ( ,,ir US . Krcsll t Hltl.ll ti
alter store hours ike this. But uire that?" "What does he ..Mm ou don't want to get fresh itsndsrd ftrstl
r,t lu ' mink mis is me arm . married. Leila held onto herlUiums 9c CUrronl recolpU ttli
long. 1 sujipose you all know , number walked past the hunri wilh Ihe dog-liki derotloU
mat me turns sio-e ceieorates lui,ie without glaminK at tnf thai sometimes Kot on BUly'l
its SOth rinniversary on Vebruary ueat stack of questionnaires. And nerves. "You want to be a eon
1. with a big party in this room since there was no important Ct,rl violinist."
lor me (. urns lamiiy. store executives to report them.
"Now. I've been cudgeling my fully a score of the girls who
two ounces of brains " polite had taken up the printed fold
laughter interrupted him "for era scanned them hurriedly, aud
a new stunt to make this anni- dropped them to the floor of the
versary mean more to you folks, hall before they took the wait
I'm planning something else for ing elevators,
the men: this is strictly a la- j "We've got a teache- boarding
dies' affair. As you pass out. ; at our house." Winnie Shelton
you'll find a tahle at the door, squeezed into the elevator with
with a pile of printed question- j Billy aud Nyde and Leila Sanip
tialres. doing to give you 11 son. "I'm going to get her to
little home work to dn." lie help me dope out a good 00C
grinned at the disappointment in string him along. That's what
he wants. You going to answer
yours, Nyda".'"
"I collld use $2... I guess
luiug olaniliiiiU, urentcr
earn inn power lme placed
a new value on luititmi life.
U bere a fev ,ar. ago a
S'J.nno erdtei va lompm-
HUveJ) uni ituiinoii, unit - in.
da are ni;;ius iii vcnllrlt
of M'jA.ooo for Injuries or
ileal h Im aiitomidilli'-.
Tiidii prudent men CttlTl
ejA5,O0Or9B0iOOO automobile
InMintmr, and the COSl for
lite double protection Is Hi
fling, coiiipnrcd to (he Oftjt
mal piciiiluiii.
Let Us Quote
Vou the Rate
J. C. RHODES
H4H U ill St. I'hinie 7
tbe fices upturned to his. "I
might as well tell you right now
tltst not a mother's daughter of
you is obliged to answer that : you've got the right dope on it.
questionnaire. I pay for your
time in the store, hut I haven't
Winsome Winnie." Nyda agreed.
"Me and Kddio'II give It the
The author of "Sex" is serving
hor term for production of an fin-l
moral play, in the laundry of the!
New York workhouse. The nat
ural suggestion is for a thorough;
laundering ol her mind.
Daughters of
Midas
(Continued irn.n page one)
as she began lo touch up her
Ips with H new tube of color.
"Dinner at The Swan - Russian
prcheidra and can they play';
ph. hoy! Bay. I wonder when
'old T. y.'s going lo make the
grnd entry? Some nerve, ho
illere me. making us slay after
l.tiurs'- -"
"Oh. don't crab. Nyda,'- Hilly
told her wilh a vicious little
click of her teeth. "II" doesn't
do It often, and I've noticed It's
usually something for our
good- "
"My Lord. when did you
Mfiroiil wings?'' Winnie Shellyn
snapped. "Keel sorla like one of
lite lam"? now. I suppose Met
tcr muke hay while Ihe sun
shines, deorle. Pafi may for
gtve his baby hoy any minute
"Oil. shut up!" Billy sprang
forwttid as if she Intended lo
lp t tic delicate pink and while
fUce.
"Hh-ll! Here comes T, Q."
f,olU Bampuoll HCizcd llllly's arm
and dmw her clown Into a chair.
"Ilon'l li t Ih.'.l Hllle Diiinh Dora
gol yom goat, tlllly. I'on'l n
know HikI's Just what she's
ncliliig ror?" l.ella whlspereti un
der cover of Ihfl. nprfunctory ap
plause thul greeted T. Q. ('lu
lls' appearance on Hie platform.
"VII right! That's enough,
more Ihttu enough!" Old T. ti-
got the right to make you do ; once-over at dinner tonight. He'll
home work for me." gel a big laugh anyway. Ain't
"But. just as one friend speak-i this a scrcim. Rilly -'What Is
ing to another, I hope all of ! the hig ambition of your life?-"
you will answer every question hc read from the questionnaire,
carefully. The questionnaire is "Funny as a funeral.'' Hilly
heeded. 'Why I Work in the Cur- retorted, but her eyes were s. ri
tis Stote'. and a lot of you may mis as they scanned the list of
set your back up at some of , 'motions. "What you going to
the questions and feel like tell- '. Nyda? Tell him I lie truth
ing me it's none of my durn - that your big ambition is to
business, but I hope you'll an-' show Hollywood what a real
swer them just the same." , vonip looks like?"
,11c paused and smiled quiz- "And lose my chance lo be
zically as a slight rustle of Im-lhaad of my department?'' N'y
patiencc began among the flap- das crimson lips curled in de
pcrs nnd spread gradually to the rlslon. "Not on your life! Win'
oder wqmen. i nie's right etrlng him along!
"I'm not asking you to do this Tell him my highest ambition is
gigantic piece of work for noth- lo be head of Ihe cosmetics dc
ing. There's going to be aVret- partment, and maybe I'll get
ly big list of prizes cash the job."
prizes -cash prizes." lie under- "I'sc your brains, Nyda,!' Hilly
lined, rrowning prodigiously, "for advised scornfully. "Kv. ry boot
the ZS best papers turned In. licker in the whole store will pull
Vou'll find plenty of blank space thai gag on him. and bo's smart
under the few- questions for you enough to know It. I'd be wll
to wrltp me a letter, telling just Ing lo bet you'd sl.md n better
why ypn work hre. The prizes chance with old T. O.. If you
wll he awarded for the be.-l let- said honestly thai you wanted to
ters and sets of answers, and ihe be a movie actress, lie wasn't
judges will be Miss .Simmons, born yesterday."
head or the personnel depart- "Maybe you're right." Nyda
ruebt, Mr. HoafchYn, tbe general agreed. "I'll gel Kddle lo help
twinagor, and myself. Flfitlme think up a swell apibjah.
prlxe w-iil be 2G, second 24t3ood night ! t bet the boy fidend'a
uud so on tlown till Ihe last : chewing his nails."
luiz- will be 51. That's all "Tell me a good ambUton lo
husi e along to your suppers, have, Billy," iid Leila Satnp.-.on.
now. and don't forget lo lake a "What I bOJieatly want to do is
qui slionnalre. Oh, yes, papers t( stay rlglil where I am until I
have in In- in by January no. fall in love with a nlco boy and
Cood night!" (gel married "
T. H. lofl the room abruptly; "Then say so. you idiol!" Hilly
''That shows what a fool t
am!" Billy retorted bitterly. "Fat
chance I've gol to be a violinist
that peAple would pay to hear,
when I oanl even afford a de
cttit fiddle, or a teacher that
knows any more than I do. i'.'
got to run. llla. Motlieril be
calling out the police deport
nienl."
When ihe Jolting ritreet cn(
had deposited Billy al the cor
ner nefest her hoine. II was
half past i; a very dark. liitl.'C
1 cold nighl. lorturi'd with mi
angry wind thai irled to gnatcn
her short coat from her hotly.
As she stepped upon the porch,
a muted ripple of piano notee
greeted her- a gay cascade of
sound that lifted her. us if by
magic, out of the sordid w-o-k-aday
world inlo realms of pure
lletight. How he could play!
1.
irmruno win T aTl UbIHIiii
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