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

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION, BEND OREGON SATURDAY, MAY 21. U127 The Bend Bulletin 1MIL.V KDITION With Which I Consolidated C'KN THAIi OHKflON I'KKHS fueJtetieit Kverr Afternoon Exeept Sunday kr The Uend BuUelln (Incorporaunl) KnUrod ae Second Claaa Matter, January 1 H717, at the Poatnfflce at Bend, Orewn. under Act of March I, 17U. tOBKKT W. RAYWKH HKNIIY N. FOWLER Editor-Manager Aaaoctete K4itur Ajlndopendent Newvnalier, etamlins for e'fii Central Oreeon. elic etnlare deal, clean buatnuft. clean a.4ltica and the boat Inuroeta of Uend and BUUBCKII'TION RATES By Mall One Year W.M Ni Mentha 12.75 Three Montha .. , 11.60 Br uarrler One Year tt.St Sli Montha M.M 9ne Month .! Let's Hope They Live Happily Ever After All aubecriptiom are due and PAYAUiJ IN ADVANCE. Notice of expiration are mailed eiiroerlbere and If renewal at not made wlMn reaaonablc time the paper li be discontinued. Pkaae notify ua promptly of any ehenre oc Iklnu, or or failure to receive the paper reeularrr. Otherwise wa will not be rceuMinelble for eoplee mieeed. Make all checka Mid ordcra payable to PJI JJDd tfUUOUQ. .SATURDAY. MAY 21, XSS7 J.IGHT IN DARK PLACES Tho Pullman porter has not hud enough (o do. All Ihut was re quired n( lit U) was to mnko and unmake 30 berths, fetch and cur ry for indolent passengers, lug ladders for portly gentlemen to ascend to their hunks under the roof nnd descend from them. Valet survive, for all who rode iu his car. tidying up the washrooms, carry- ing bnggago to nnd from the xleoper, and informing petulant travellers when the train would gel In where, and why it was late, helped to keep him from dying of ennui. . . The Portland Chamber of Com tunrco ban recognised that Ceorge has not hud enough to do. A member who put George through hlH catechism the other day an to tho glories of t'ortland, I In sights, scenery, attractions, places of In telsat, resources, business oppor unities and what not, learned that the colored man was sadly lacking in the qualifications which would ha demanded of any commercial club secretary. So a protest was filed with the) Pullman company, and now por ters will be supplied with complete; Information regarding Portland, and will put in their spare time serving facts, figures ami fancies to inquisitive passengers. Br the time all the rest of the towns In Oregon have followed Portland's example and furnished sufficient booster literature to fill the vestibule of the standard or tourlf'H, It js expected that the genius or" the I'tillmarr will no longer be forced to chafe at the destiny which Jias made bis life una of ulmless ease and luxury. ' -, upon her ahuuldui'a, wan loo duiuil, tuo fovuihili, la I As they worn lotivliig the shop, ; wonder or cure what Nyda was j the girl who ovitluntly noted air doing with Kddlo IIuiiiiIiik. whom it "recvplioiiesa" ;lt) Madaiuo Dii-jaho iii'iv'iwsimI to ilvsplau, "Hlitt'a .hols' clientele, opened tho door ' mnipnitt'd lo be. In school," Him for tliom. j added dreamily, her eyes watch- "If vim sue Mlaa Slielttm lo-1 '"K l'' ' ui'tiwii. allnt flu day. Mr. Itoinulno," alio mtoko ! I01bIiiI HttwrliiK wlii'ol. ! softly, In the Intensely roflnoiH r'" lu t'tinllntiKd' volco Hint tho pluce demanded. "' " "' voiiniry "toll her that tho coral chiffon j h"""1' which, Inside, proves to that you helped hur select l '", H""' Ml of mystic India, ready for u fitting." , j Only a Hindu servant wolconios A slimlo of anger si'tllcd on j lh',1 Honiulne's face, like the I passing shallow of a hut's wing. Ho did not answer hpyoml a ! curt how from I lie waist, and he : ,llil not look at Hilly until they, j had sped for at least five m In-! utes through the downtown truffle. 1 j Whim ho did turn Ills smolder-. lug bluck eyes upon z Oregon Editorials llnccnt similes of tint McKonaln her, her ..i.,.,,. i,..hvnr bv enaluimra hull- inouth was tight with lyiln, hoioulo ml w,jh ,ll0 present rornl It Ik Impossible to keep II 111 .ores steel blue, stuck, bleached ' passable condition through a win ter season even hy a contltitial use of snow plows. Tho reason la that In several places on I lie summit culg huvo been uuiile j with the corrosive of Jealousy. I "You're Ihlnklng," he said 'travely. deliberately, "that I said the Kituie things' to Winnie that I've said lo you today. Try to believe me when 1 toll you that I ! through the lava and rock allow illdn'l. We were passing that lug the rood to follow straight shop uud she naked nut. In go ln,j;ino nnd eliminate grades. These with her. had seen that .hicojcuts are useful for such a pur dress In the window, vlsualled pose lint during I lie wlnlur sen you In It, would mil let her son servo as places for the nc- vmi. went III with her ami made j cumulation of snow. A snow plow have II. because 1 wanted it for cannot work with any niimuiil I her like, u roiul chiffon heller. . or efficiency after the snow level Winnie Is a charming, b'alnless rises above eight or leu feel, and j little clinging vine. In whom 1 1 drifts hi those passes become j owe every courtesy because of j much higher. In wintertime the i Aunt 1. in in. but you oh. j winds sweep ucross barren stret Miction. " Ills voice deepened. ' ches and even though tho annw vthrvitcil. thawed the Ice Hint hud i lull may be rclo lively light Hie ; been creeping upward lo her winds soon bunk snow into cuts, heart. i'l'lie only remedy lor this con- llllly laughed shakily, her eyes tllllon would be to chuiigo the I liiiiiluoiis with tho fever which I roudbetl and flluilnatu these culs. ; he could send racing through her .This would Increase the louglli veins t will. Hbu had linen t.i of of the highway hUghtly but illiat fever for a month now. and : would make possible your uroiliid ) i she hail gone beyond all effort travel If snow plows were used ( happening to her. Madame Du- t (nlllj, rulloiiully, to remember consistently. Whllo Ihfl McKon . hois had sold her the smartest tnul Ku, reully le.'cd flay Curtis. , ic highway Ims a reputation as jof spring soils and a crushed i crmlsiv. her love for Cl iy re- one of the most lieuullfiil tourist blue ve.'our hat which exactly ; mai.,e,i heneuth the turmoil, the roads III tho atalo Ua practical GrvwUMilIn Z7 O &n cttlA Zimstm (matched It. And they till Insist-1 .,! tie r,,vl,r. It wus cool nnd ' ratio wood hu grenly Increased THIS HAS HAPPKXKD i Dubois herself," Hal explained to ' wl 8 broniiwolorcd satin-; Htfuily anil strong. Hint love for were It open nil year. Kugeno T. Q. CURTIS, millionaire d-ithe pretty. smarTiy dressed girl j l'r,'le ft'"iooii dress, cnibrold-; ruy )llt U, ,,, llo, ,.,, ,k iumr. I ........... ! urnil In haul n i-f hi m-mlnro.l kIIIc ? . . . , ..... mmmkhmhmb selects j wno auvancea to meet tnem. " -n--- . at ii. ii uao oecouie an aoso- n .. "-- lute necessity that Uomitliio shoiilil slim and tall, must not be por-;ruro flir h(,r wo,.lor , !, milled lo go lo waste on some ' wm(e, i,m. other girl whom It could not pos sibly become so well. mm partmeot store owner, throe girls from his establish-! "This way, please. Madame ment lo come into his home as, Dubois is expecting you, Mr. Ho wards for one year, because he ; malne." The girl smiled llnger belleTe they have worthy ambi-; Ingly into Dai's eyes. Hons which he wants to helpl Thv r,,n,i u.H.m. nui.nin j His voire broke Into her i Iboiiebts. "We're In the country She was frightened and help-1 now I m KinK , hUiw tUtwn less at ,'ast. hut quivering with Wo ht,e th whl)0 ,v. Mlgnon pleasure that Dal had chosen her nn (Ul, y011 , w, tlu. lor ner. sue ten. . in Al G. Banifa'' presa agent is a rtian of dlseeriunenl. When the uirctts hits Klamath Fulls he notes Igck of accommodations and plants a yarn that the showman will build il spaciotiH hotel there. The nuin Ijer of curios he sees In Portland prompts him to promise the Rose ;ily a three million dollar mu Hxium. At the last appearance In Acnd, ho curried favor with the vets hy killing a camel. , What next? , American Medical association nrges beneficial use of whiskey, ft the request is granted, booze benefits will become more numer ous than ring benefits for bruisers, t)ic old soak hastens lo proclaim. spile of her infatuation, Billy tenderly remembers CLAY CUR TIS, son of her ..benefactor. Clay has disinherited himself and is boarding with Billy's mother, in the poor part ot me city, work ing in an automotive factory In the day and writing music at night. Nyda and Winnie feel that Billy has the tipper hand of them, because old T. Q. loves to hear her play the violin. Win nie, who Is studying secretarial work, offers to do his work for him in thu evenings. Old Curtis arranges for the rook and house keeper's children to take private kindergarten lessons from, Nyda. lie fits a room up for the pur pose. Although Nydu loathes children, she conceals the fact Traffic authority says Hie moron Hi" thanks old T. y. IR'ly Is Is the safest driver. As tho nice neglecting her music hwvmsu or I'iiIrss tho soviet government is given official recognition by the (y-onomic conference at Geneva, Its delegates will withdraw, they have announced. Threat or promise? To live up to tho nickname of "Mulch" which young Coolldge's witty Amherst classmates have be llowed upon him, the president's sou should cut 'cm dead. I tnem Ilinner. , lawaltine them In a smaller ronm BILLY W'ELLS is-the only one , behind a mirror door. She came rtf tho. three that le derore. Sl.a riirmnl with niiiBlratukul 1i.tn.4u wants to become a concert vio- j to greet Itomaine. as if he were!''""""5 linist. NYDA LOMAX nnd WIN-ia valued friend. She was taller i . m.' . x-tip cui'i tau ... ... , . .. lanout in uitigiiue evidence ot ins .,. f ailEiUIUil NIC 1-UJU;1II IIIU lllilll U JUIIO III U HUlflUllij . f I I ,1 I old man's generosity unilor false: with deeply marcelled, hennaed ! '"ve " ,' ,y wea " ' , ' "" pretenses. 1 hair ' inamtiMutuBsw.ra.au b ,tolldpr. Billy overhears Mr. Curtis say! ls BO gl)0d f von to bring 1 ftlrvly she , were , soiuebo.i , ,.,. Kddle. Unite ... i- -j-... ... . .V .. ... 'ls arms. And il was In tils ,.. nlv ......, ...1 . but slttt girls as his daughter when thoivorile frock was designed. Ill"""',"" fu"" UH- "' ": year is up. and In order not to! sometimes Uppons that way. I W""M "f't" T, .Ii' was? his voice was mlltllv as- If she were wrapped ,onlll," rt .vvda on Hie front I about In Uingible evidence ot bis ,,, llf ioukI,,,.. with hor the c b a u f f e n rs A. D. LEWIS rnNTiutToit Painting Taper Hanging Interior Decorating Wall Paper Samples I IIIINK Mil l(c-tlciice. 15011 Aubrey liil. have an unfair advatitagc ovcr;Jlliss Wells." She the oilier girJs. she tells them : hand and held it what she has heard. A battle own broad while palms for immediately begins for the urlzed moment. "An artist conceives a! Sne heard place. Billy is disgusted with lovely creation, praying that it the obvious deceit of Hie two will find Its way to Jthe one per girls and would drop out of the son in the world who should race hut for her realization of have it. and his prayer is an the fact that to be adopted by .awered. Babcttc, the lace dress. old Curtis would give her an ad-ny dear. Have Marie model It 1. I, CI,..'.. between her j "'":", an Um,r l",m" oi mm. Murium? Dti.Hifci' cliurmitiK, HiiBlitly KriMirli vntro telling Iht thiit thu lot;!.' hill w $310. Shu trifM. (n (In ini'ii(a) arlthnii'llr us her ' flnconi froze Hrouiui mo roil oi miur in iut j poc k ct . A h u ml red and fifty vantage with DAL ROMAI.N'eJ for Miss Wells. She Is about your her mother, thirty dollars a. iil , l .... .i i . . . i I wnfe fnr ProfoKsnr Vt-ivralil 'i grows older it becomes moron mora difficult for a man of brains tp get along. I i Bend high seniors who lost I he citizenship clip to the freshmen may allege class prejudice. KKAIl'V DUALS TODAY ' Wanda L. Campbell and Arthur W. Campbell lo II. J. Heiiuinger. lots A 4iii(l C block 18. Redmond townslln company's first addition to Redmond; lots 1, 'i, il and 4 mock 3, Mountain View addition U) Redmond, deed. August Drnyer lo W. I). Dngg'itl, vol. 17. tinge 216, morigngo. ). C. Ilunklo. and Ada B. Hcn H In lo A. :,. Klrtsls, part HW54 HhH4 i-.'.ec. 211-17-111, deed. Hultle Morris to II. 10. tiood lliun, lot 8 block H, Awbrcy Ills., deed.. . , II. B. (ioodiiinii and - (leiievu (ioodiniin lo Ralph A. Dunn unci Mildriin Jjiiiiii. lot 8 block 8 Aw- brey lielgltlH, lined. her Infatuation for Romainn. Khc has agreed to cut a music lesson and spend the day with him. NOW WO ON WITH THU STORY CIIAPTKR XXX Dal RoDiaine called for Hilly Wells the next inoniiffg ill 3 0 o'clock, drove her in his long, lowsltiug, crcum-colored roadster to the business district of f.'olfax, walled discreetly, lit the curb while she cashed her monthly ,tl lowancc check for $5011, then, smiling mysteriously and refusing to answer her questions, turned into West Seventh, which was becoming I be most, fashionable Klioppiiig street in f.'olfax. "Here we tire!" He parked 1 1i o car before a small but ex clusive looking shop. Kniall gold loiters Inconsplciioiir.'y placed on llic plate-glass window Informed Hie ctocl Unit it wis Ill's estab lishliieul. of "Madame Dubois Uownu", "It look a frightfully ex pensive," llllly worried, as she J. A, I'iiiiilos and l.oleiui M. followed Dal Romalnc. liuales to .1. Liiiiia Klinw, lots la "Don't, you worry about llml, Mini ao block 6, River TeiTiicj. Iiel smiled down nl be". "Thai deed. , First Nulloiiul lianli of Rcilrtioiul lo have thu dross. II real'y was to Jess Telhorow, Vol, 20 page made for yon. Mignon. I had 1,411, chattel. i Madame Dubois I 'ke II out of ' I'lrat National bank of Redmond the window and promise to con th Jess Tel hero w, Vol. 'ij) page ceal II until I could bring you hii, cUuLlel. . . lu te 11. AVa wlulj o JluUuwe 'only linporlniil thing Is for you Hooss, all power of rnsiiilHtien UIVMI ----- --- - - . . . was meant for you and yon only." "r times tinny is n nunnrur ., she rhapsodized lo the cmbai-i1""' twenty, plus u hundred and, rassed girl. i fifty Is two hundred uud eighty-; A few minutes inter the model. I "All ready. Mlgnon? We're: Marie, a lovely little person of :Klng to have the rest of Iho day Blliy's size, stepped daintily into. entirely to ourselves." In..' Ito-; the room, 'one highly manicure-', malne bent over her lo whisper.; hand posed lightly on a flat, boy-1 while Madame Dubois looked dis-(-ish hip. the other at tho back of icreetly away. '. j . her high-held, shingled little Hllly's cold fingers drew the I llealI roll of bills out of her pockety "Oh. it is lovely!" Billy gasped, j book, ntilnmnlically almost, ox if, as the little figure of the model . Ibey were under compulsion cup. pirouetted before her. ! Hrey outside her own w'.'l. May- "You like II!" Madame Dubois I be she hud counted up wrong--! cried happily. "But of course j an" Professor Navral II really-, . vou would. Real lace, my dear. I didn't want her lo lake Ihren, mode In Belcluni "See the lovely i lessons a week and slio she . pattern of star Jasmine and prim-i"H no good at subtraction nny- j roses?" She lifted a corner of a : y. Five hundred dollars waaj panel and held tho cobweb npoi ati awfully big sum or money. II her broad palm. t couldn't melt to nothing so ens-j "Try it on, Mlgnon. will I Hy and Nyda and Winnie hail j step out and wait until I iimj',;u"'1 exquislto clothes called." Dal commanded her. "Three hundred and ten." She' When the dfess descended over Pocled the bills fronT the ro.! her shoulders and fr.'l in foamy1 will" trembling fingers, then ripples down her slim body, she smiled almost Impudently Into; looked at herself In wide-eyed, I Miidamn Dubois' beaming, red-j ..,-, i .. ,. .., t i. ' brown fives . "1 bollevn that's i I; II I I II 1 H II HinayiCiiooii . i hi, ; . . .., i.i... rlirlit " sappnires on ire; suiiuiuem nun ; - . j the broad band of sapphire velvet i , Klin was wearing the bronze-; girdling her hips wrought the .colored crepe, heeauso "he could, magic she .had expected of them. I ! ''' I" l""0 It off. In It. and tho ivory cascade of lace, ! "I'n belonged so wholly to I' il I pearling over the soitly gleam- j Romuiiie. llo helped her Into the lug amber satin, made her skin : moTeskln coal, his hands geni.'e j look like honey-colored revel, mid bronze thread In her chestnut curls. Color flamed In her cheeks curls. Color flamed In her chocks, called up In a surge of pure pleasure In the exquisite picture she miido. "Very sheer umber silk Block ings uud amber sal In slippers, n choker of sapphlro colored crys tals for your tliroal, and you wi'.' be it picture lo drive .'it artist Into octdasy!" Madame Dubois clasped her bunds in nil excesa of delight. "Dave Mr. Koiiinine come, Marie." Of course llllly bought the dress. Willi Dal Ronialnn'ii eyes devouring her newly created love Ceeutanl (Voea a WObrKmldK twmt. This MUaa-wlale trenel toward Willys-Knight, reonuttnf In , enormously increasing Mies, is baaed on public confidence sod public appreciation appreciation ol WUlya-Koif bt pcrtorraance, salety and carefree operation. Tka Knight Engine. Smoother, quieter, more oowarlul with every mile. The only type ol engine that improves with use. 7-atearlng Crankshaft Of course! Skinner Keetifler Only way to prevent oil dilution. 4-Wheel Brake Positive, mechanical act iff a Huh. elfles Shackles Keep your chassis as quiet as the Knif bt Engine. No greasing or adjustment. Tlaskea Bearinga la Front Axle Easiest steering. Narrow Body Pillars at WbMlshl14 Cleaief vision. Aaaa table rrant Beat Pits you perlectly. Light Central at Steering Wheal Lights dimmed wltheut removing your hand from the wbeet Bhaott Absarhera. Air cleaner. Thermostatic temperature con trot, r inest quality upnoistcry ana interior mttng s. WILLYS- Willys-Knight Overland Garage II. M. Met 1,1 RK I 'hone 'Jl-.l COiiG ONE NIGHT ONLY BRICK MORSE'S COLLEGIANS 2 Hours o High Class Vaudeville Entertainment Featuring JACK KELSEY I'llPt I.AI! Radio Singer 2 HARRY KOLB AMKIIM'A'M (iltKATKsT U Hlhl I.IMI HOUHMT HIGHT cSc DAUGHERTY IU t lATIIIC HAM MRS -4-' CHARLIE SHILLING n..-:i:K roMi intN SifiiH iif il,,'.' in im him- uvt-r Orpln'tim, Tickets on k.m.i: Hor.on Drug Co. MiriiiMi itcsi.itv i:i Studcnds -AtluWr; - 'K l.V THK T.S ode DOORS OI'KN, 7:45 CUKTAIN, 8:30 V Brooks-Scaiiion Quality PINE LUMBER BrouksScunlon Lumber Co LITTLE ORPHAN rANNIE: The Tempter Again left her. Win -agreed to take il without r'sklng its price, so bo ld ti sed was she hy the promise of something definltn at. lust In Dai's hroodlng black eyes. , JJutuie she- kuew what 'nas. HUVft No wTc?c 'I JofMlitliKl i POrlSrxL 0,3 VOO.VA To 4HV,V :Jfr ; , y oww- oV.Iif ( -JHUVV. yWsHA VCTT" T.HW8 MV ; , S wwtm' I . J ' (5 Ijg J ' yJmUmA- Iff: Ph nmPiZ. 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