The Bend bulletin., June 21, 1927, Image 3

THE RKND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION, BEND OREflON TUESDAY. JUNE 21, 1927
PAGE THREW
ALLEN AND VINAL
NAMED TO BOARD
School Vote BringH Out 7
Dark 1 1 onsen
A Hero's Triumph
Socking Tom
llmhnrl K, A I loll mill K. I,.
V 1 1 1 u I worn nlniMml In Urn mhiiiil
board ii( Hi ii nlnnilini liulil ye,
li'irfiy. Vliml, wlui mrnlvntl 7u
vmjrV, Imil mil rilml iih a i iiiiill
tliin'' mill Mi iiiiiim lli nut n-'
pear mi Ihn Imllul. Hit wna nun;
of ni'vi'ii pni'miii whose mimes!
with written In tin the hul.'nl.
Mm. I. mils Mi'iiiii'il, whnni liiunn
iippcnrnd mi Imllul. rc"-"lvi. I
U7 voles, Alln received, OS.
Minn mill Mm. Ilnlllintt wnrn
llm in I y in ml !il u I wliimn nullum I
iipunired mi IIiii liiillnl. Minn
Was dnnlllllK m clci'llnn fnlliiwllllt I
iiiiD fcrin In nffl Mm, ll iiniii
Klchiirdii wim Urn niiini- retiring I
Ini'llllliT nf Dm Imuril Willi iln.
cllllnd tn lin u iMiiiillilulii fin' ri,. '
r.!iCllilll.
Oilier tin num wrlimn in ml H
Imllul wnrn Curl I'llllll. II :l villi's;
(I. V. HiiyiTufl, f,1; Curl John
min. N; Mm, Wither Cnnuilm, (1;
('. V. Sllvls. I; II Ii Mil,.., 1.
OllO hundred mill lllllily., light
Vnlc wnrn riiKl.
Member if Ihn nlmllnn Imuril
)n,lnnliiy wnrn Mm. J. F. Ar
liulil, ithalrinmi : Mm, Lillian Cnn
niirn, Mm. J. Alton Thnuinmii.
Mm. Paul l.nrnn nml Mm, I.
Jiickmtn.
Klvn ntrinttnm of ihe hutlifei
P'inilllllinn nf llin llntul si Imnl
illnirli'l wnrn minimi in Htn an- j
lllllll tnentlng ,'wtl night. Tllnyj
ii rn II. A. Mlllnr, I 'hi retire Miinn
hnlinnr. J. II. 1 1 -) i i' i . A. J.
Cniigiin nml It. II Minim. j
Five toitt-hnr wnro elected liy .
Ihn liniinl luit night. Knur are'
fur P'ikIiIiiiih In Ihn Junior It I k It I
Hrhnnl. They urn Ktithnrlnn I.I v
. Iiignlnii, Mnrhln, Minn.; F.tla I
Sllnw. I'nrl liulil: ,1,11111111 Knyln, '
Tlllniiiiink : Kllnnr IhiUlniiil. m. I
slslnnt In nllllctli. I
llnrl. Krlthoky i.f lined c.'- ' Dtdll'atlon ('i Tl'lll 0 II i l S
Inn., wan nlti'lrtl fur tlm senior! A TP AiTUMrfd
II : " III; i
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Buck In N"W York from his (light lo I'ltrln, zu year old (buries A. Lindbergh wuh uccIuIiiumI tnoro slit
tMmlmiNl- ihuii hum iiny oilier tdugle Imllvlittuil In all liunuiii history. Here U Fifth avenue, as hi; vlcwi-d
ll. rrclMM iihtp 0m rt'iir m'til of un ntin cur, with Mnyor Walkr nf Ni-w York itt IiIh hUU Dip flfr
Kiixt'd nut luiiMHillly nvnr u t liiinuViiiiK h.-h of twn ttial wirt hh roiin(lNH iih tlm rln-orn tln-v rhoriiKod. ,
Tin )hitlttKniplnr huh looking itonn Fifth uv-eniHt f r u Korty-HiToml wtrfM. j
GOVERNOR TO BE I
SPEAKER AT SPAN
AT THE CAPITOL
IllKll nrlliml an Itnirhnr of nrlnllnO
nml HHHlNtuit! Ill' tltn iilhliitlr
I. I,. I'ultnrMiiii, jtnvnriinr of j
roiii-iiiim worn, .dim ix.i t tin. , wm ,, 0e Il( ,,, pr.
Inn of DinlBo Cnlllnr. Minn., wn. ,.,, ,,,,!,, , ri.ri.llnuln 1-
,',,J ,M,I""I nurm' llnnilliiK thn .Inillratlnn nf lh
Thn rr n il I nf thn nrliinil nine- Crniiknil rlvnr lirlilKn nil July IS,
linn yiMlnnluv wiia nnvnnKj hv ' nrriinlliiK In Ihn Innliitlvo pro-;
llinhii.ini. .Mninhnm nf TTm Imiml m.tui u( npmiki'm nullliu'tl Inilny ,
tirrnnut fur lilni'lltlK wnrn Mm. I I tt whnn Ihn mini riilllllllllnu '
ll.irin-n Itliliiinli., J. t). tllliHiiii. ' f ihn Tin ml fliumhnr of Com-.
llnllmH K. Allnll. Ilr. John lln-I lltnl,-.. Hint hnrn with JllilKV J. !
nun nml Dr. II. II. Ki'lnhiiiu, l. Klim ,,f Jnfrnmini u nt y. '
, . j,.ini,,j iliniriiMii nf Mm ruin-:
, ..a , 1 1 'hfltinW in' charKii nf Ihn dnilli-u-1
Social Worker Given " !
U t v n Ollmr mnii wliu kill Im imknil
rarnon ty Uovernor i iuk pan in nm pmKrnm wm
I lin Jiiilun Wllllnni lluhy nf lluknr. ,
ir.,nfiiitmi frr.in nnir, nnni i lmlriinin of Ihn anile lilithwuy
i rnlliluWwInti; I,. A. MoArllllli nf
tnwiinl mpmil nf Ihn Callfnniki i lt, -a-,.fle I'nwn- Si I .Ik lit ".. :
rrlmliuil ..vnillinllum law, iin.i.- ,, ,. M,.('n,(.h. Ht huh-i
whhh Mia Whltimy wn rnnvlot- wy ..., . . r t n- rlilitn nK!ii.-"r.
ml. iikIiik 4hn pnrilnn na "a vnry . All rf,.rl w m ,..i. i, ... ,, i
f K 1 1 1
"IMM I liulil I la I ini0mmitMMiVmmmir- I
IntruilticiiiK 'i'uni Hayera, Ihu auck'
Iiik yuunester from Uetrolt, who
hua knocked out 23 opponents In
30 He htn. He's only 21 and
W'-lKhs 195 ooundH. Ho standa
ready to meet all heavies bidding
tor recognition.
Minn (innnv.'nvn Adam of Hnnil
Hpnm tho week-end with her pnr-
niH, Mr. and .Mm. K. II. Adami.
Mr. and Mm. W. T. MrDonald
ml limed home Sunduy from z
hUHlneHH and pleanure trip Jn
Cortland and Corvallln.
(ilen Juliun returned home
Sunday to apend tho mimmer
with hla parenia, Mr. and Mra.
Alhnrt Julian. Julian has been
KnliiK to Albany oolleKe.
Mm. O. B. HoyaJ will return
Tunnday nlKht from a visit In
Portland.
Mr. and Mra. J. O. Hansen and
Mr. and Mra. Will Moore went to
I .a Pine Sunday to visit the A.
11. KidKewnya.
Mr. and Mra. Oeorne Mahew
nnd Mm. C. II. Ilrown visited Mr.
'ml Mm. (',. M. Illakely last week,
leaving: the flint of thin week.
MIhm Vllnia Markey and mother
rtlurned Sunday night from a
vluli In various parts of California.
Naval Conference Gets
Down to Business Basis
HVntlntiec rom par! one)
co;:i thn Amcrirun tuxpayors $2Uil.
ot.o.oou to meot tho proposed
Irvaiy tdiiuaju. plus $20.0U.O(iO
vr morn for riiiih nnd iHiuipuien'.
HrltUin id already lniihlliiR 15
crulsors of the 10.U0U to ntype.
cnmpr.rtt with two (his country Is
huildin and the six additional for
which thftv is oniy n sum 1 1 Initial
i appropriation, ;
f I'nder tltn Anifrlcun plan, no j
I Arnorlcun d'Hlroyr or Hithinuriti" i
j r'oittnwtfnn would ! required
! hill eXffKH Affiericnn HhipR of both
lypeH would he m-rappr-d eventually
to imiei (hit propOH.M) treaty Ifml
i tut loiltt.
Mont ohMTver.H lir prerlh-t roll
KreHM will not muki; tli full fZfiu,
000,000 appropriation nerefwury
for tlm American nuyy to pijiiuI
Urltiaii'B preiteut .100,000 ton
modern iTiilier f rentlh.rej;arille;i
of ihf: (ieneva axrei-ment.
The, Ameriran plan provldwe a
(rnriMltlffiial period diirliiK whlrh
TuiHr and df:ntroyf;r toialn mny
! KrotflM?d roKether, thtiH perml
ItiK Ihf! t'rtlrcd .Stuien to tnulnlain
her prem;nt deiroyer Htipreinany
pendiiije acliir vetneut of cruiHer
:efiinlity with fireat liritaln.
i Orfldalit here today, afiwr Htudy-
Iiik off trial KiiminarieH of (he
jl;riilHh and Jupun':He plant, w;rt
j hopeful tho ronferencw would t-
null In a treaty.
j On the hash American prin
ciple, or eptendinK 'he auxiliary
liihipx of tliH I'nlU'l HtHtes, (;r:at
i Krltniu and Jpan, the l-U Z capi
! tul f.hfp ratio of the WiiHliitiK'on
treaty. Orenl llrl'ain in favorahle
thotiKh the Jupanefte po.nltlon Is
not yet clear.
Only Japanese refuna) to accept
thlK ratio could now block a treaty,
.according to nome officials here.
I Thin government. It in ald, will
not axree to the Hritlsh proposal
; for downward revision of capital
ishlp HpeeifieatJona because France
and Italy, though parties to the
WaxhlnKton capital nhip treaty are
I not full memhem of the (ieneva
I meeting.
Hut officials here anticipate
Great Britain may withdraw the
capital ship provisions of her plan
when American objections are ex
plained. Some difficulty may develop
jover the Rrltinh proposal for llml
I tatlon of cruiser to 7.500 ton
ish!pH. The 10.000 ton type I mora
Tiecetwary for the United States
jthun for Great Britain because the
: American navy, has fewer naval
.banes and fuel , stations.
!tut this considered largely a
j "paper' obstacle since any (ieneva
; 5-5-3 treaty would allow the L'n!t
ed States fifteen 10.000 ton crui
sers to equal KnRland.
Lons before the United Slates
fln'.Hhe those 1.1 permitted new
ci niners. the proposed (ieneva treity
would be revised or dead, accord
ing to administration circles.
The British proposal for limlt-
Iuk the size of submarines is said
to he agreeable to this government.
As stated In the American treaty
liiejuoraiidum, the United States
Ms willing to outlaw submarines
(If all other nations agree though
this appears Impossible because of
French objections and non-mem-t
bt-rvhip in the Oeneva conference.
Minor disagreement may arise
over British proposal to reduce
guns on aircraft carriers from eight
to s.x Inch caliber.
Summer Hats
For the Kiddies
j $2-95 to $3-50
Just unpacked this will be good
news to the mothers who have been
waiting for these hats.
Beguiling styles in all straw and silk
and straw combinations, in the
bright new colors for summer wear.
WHEAT PRICKS
Portland, Ore., June 21. (IP)
-Wheat, hard white $1.53; west
ern white $1.44: northern spring
$1.42; soft white $1.44: hard
winter $1.40: western red 1.39,..
have Sniiulor Churlna I.. MiNnry
nut'r.tlniit fitiniliit lull.
The nillhnr nf Ihn law. fur-1 nr lit til Ihn rnri'lilolllna. Thn ;
H.nr Slntn Knnalnr William Kn. Hull,.,, and Klniiiiiih Kails, til tlm' Mr. and Mrs.
h,m, wm a innmhnr of thn A nil it nnrih and smith nml of Thn dmiirhtnr him-iiI
Whllnny rninmlltnfl which Ml- liiiln'ullfnrn!.i hlKhway. will bn frmn Prlnnvllln.
tinned for exniiitlvn clnmnnry. rnprnsnnlnd on Ihn pniKrim. ( --.
Miss Whit liny rnmntiy has dn. n w ,nllnllily dnrldoil nt
v,tln,l ii liiriti, tmrlltin nf Iln. limn .. ,1,... ... I. ...... .1...
- , - i ,,,,,,7 n ,,,',-, mm,,.
to her lit vit I Itl . mrlly-hllnd moth- ! mnnlns In Ihn afiiTimnii. Ktnrt Iiik
nn July 15, Friday, nt 2::m S
a'rlnrk, . Tlmrn wLll ho no linr-1
Buddy Rogers and Josephine Dunn in a scene from the ftramount
Junior Star Picture Fascinating'Ybuth'A Sam Wbod Production
All Janus ami
Saturday hnrn
Mr. and Mrs. Cixirce Hoff
Ktnadnr spnni Siilurilay here from
Minims.
nr, nnd t-ul llvul Inn of hnr flower
Imds ami sludlniia rnadliiK, In hnr
rcill.iK" nt Cnrinel-by-llin-Snii.
liltKW Vi:ilV WKAK
Kan Frunrlarit, Jiinn 21. IP
Jnlin llrow, vnlnrnil nclor who has
hnnn rrltlrnlly ll hnrn for four
wnnka, was reported "vnry wnali"
III Ik nflnrnniin.
Fearful Infl he in Ik III hn hurlml
ii 1 1 vn, a iniiii who illml In KiiKhiud
rmently dlrneted that nil open
bottla of chloroform be pinned
Slays Octopus
13
Armed with n plko polo. A,
Honk, n dlver nt l'ort TowiiHond,
Wnnh., Imlllcd nn octopus on tho
ami's Hour for nn hour nnd won
tho Di;lit, Thn diver wnn nninlr
Iiik a null net when ho slKhtod tho
iliivllllah, M'hlilv wna curryliiK oft
ono of flvo Hunt who annk with a
t ii h hunt n few (Inys boforo. Tlio
flh wim cut to rluhoim before tho
biviikkIo wn ontlotl nnd Hook
broiiuht tho body to Ilia aui'Iuco.
hni'ltn lunch, ns firm plminnil.
t)tKanlalloiiK In various p.irl nf
Ihn statu will he Invllnd to Hike
pari In Ihn prnKraiii.
l'lirlland will bn rnprnHnnind
nt Ihn dedication cnreinmilns by
a lame uronp nf liiislnes tnnn,
who plnn to coiiio lo Central I'rn
fton on n apnrlnl train. ,
GLASSWARE
Redmond Business Men J
Greet Albany Delegates.
llndmond Juno 21. Tho lled
mond Ciimmnrclal club enlnr-
tallied lilnn niemhtrrs nt the Al
bany Chamber nf Commerce with
a luncheon Monday lit mil Ilr.
topic of tho occasion lining the
construction of a hlxhwuy over
Saiitlam puss by way of which
Ihn Albany men came In Ited
moiid. .
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrlea Do Hush
matin a I rip to llnilliil lakn mid
Limit lakn fishliiK Inst week-end.
Mr. mid Mrs. Flnytl lliwlln and
son loft Monday for Weniilclice.
Wnsh, The Host Ins liavo been
vlaltliiR Mr. mid Mrs. II, II.
Peters.
Iteverenil nnd Mrs. Percy Arklo
huvo ns visitors Itevnrend nnd
Mrs. P. F. (Irlmslend of Mis
soula, Mont,
Mary Thompson Is bnck home
lo visit her fi'k for Iho summer.
Mrs. M. tlrnwn nnd Mrs. I).
Hood were week-ond visitors here
from Mnilrn.
Amnnn Iho gifts rocolved by
Captain Undbergh while In Purls
was m box of spnghottl, snnl bv
Ilnllnn nilmlrers who lmd rend
Hint ho wns fond of pie. Tho
word' "pin" wim tmnslnled ns
"pule," which In nlso used to
tlmlgnntn vinlniis pi'iidiicls of the
gonns ipaghnlll, henco Ibo gift.
Itonn .lonvoB worn mndo iniich
tiHn of nn nlnlmont oonttirlo ngo,
wlillo roffo wntor nml roso wlno
woro used ns drinks.
Genuine Cut Stemware on high grade
blown glass-at an exceptionally low price.
$1.95
$1.75
$1.75
50c
Plain Stemware
$1.75
$1.75
$1.63
$1.50
Coblets, Sun Burst Pattern or Butler Cup
Pattern, highly polished, 6 for
High or low Sherbets, same pattern as
above, C for ,
Stem Wines or Cocktails to match patterns
nhovo. B for
6 Inch Plates, clear glass, heavy ruf, to
match Stemwure; very fine polish; each ....
(loldets, opllc thin blown, crystal finished
for
Sherbels nnd Saucer Champagno lo mulch
Oohlets, 0 for
Wines or Cocktiill Olnssos,
n for
0 Inch Plates, clear and medium weight,
(I for
Specials
Iridescent Wnlnr Sets in henntlfiil colors of strawberry
or limber: ,1 uiinrl Jiik and 6 tumblers. , fl1 OP
Special, per ant
Cut (Haas Water Sols with colored handles; 3 tiiinrt iik
nnd B glasses.
Spechil, per set
Ice Hex Sol of Threo Pieces.
Set
(Mass Mixing Howl Sets. Ono ench 0, S, 7,
(1, 0 Inch bowl, Special por set '.
Jelly Oliiaxcs, squill shnpn III lingo hIzo,
clenr glass. Special per dm
$1.25
49c
59c
59c
FAIR TRICES AT THE FAIR STORE
FAKE STORE
: ' (EBERLY'S) '
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Dependable!
If you want reliable, efficient ga
rage service, rendered in a nromnt.
courteous marmer, then park your car in
our garage. Expert mechanical service,
thorough washing and greasing service, body
rebuilding, by men who know.
Central Oregon
Motor Company
Hond and Greenwood
Phone 240
y jT c C D I r F
J l x w
Hudson-Essex Motor Cars
. Dodge Bros. Motor Cars
l'lrcstonc Tires
Storage
Expert Repair
Work
Shevlin Quality
PONDOSA PINE
Lumber and Box Shooks
Why work over a
red hot stove these
warm days when
you can get a
Hotpoint range
for only $5 down
An electric range is cool,
clean and convenient
Until July 15th you may purchase
any Hotpoint Range for only $5.00
down and pay the balance in 18
monthly payments. Wiring includ
ed. A $7.50 Stainless Steel Knife
Set given free with each range
during this special offer. "
DESCHUTES POWER &
LIGHT COMPANY
Always At Your Service