The Bend bulletin., June 21, 1927, Image 5

THE BKND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND OREGON TUESDAY, JUNK 21, H)27
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TRAIN NUIIHDUIiU
Hi 1'. & H.
Arrlvon 7 . ui. 4
Loaves B : 1 S p, in.
Loaves Hsturday 7:30 p, in. 4
O..W. II. N.
4 Arrlvon 0:G5 p. m, 4
Leave 7 a. m. 4
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tfOcal News Items j
Minimum tciiiiciiiiilnri ycaicr.
liny, HH ili'Rii-i'n. .
Minimum It'iiiiicrnliiri. IiihI
nlglil, .HI .It'Ulcis.
MIhji lliiliv McKcnzlc. con tit y '
IiuhIIIi nurse, relumed yHtrtln ' '
afternoon fruin Kluniiiih Indian'
agency where slut has been assist-1
111 K Willi llui IiuhIIIi survey being !
made III ith liy llin miilu inhercu-i
losls stifloiy. I
J. W. Lyons, shipping clerk m
llronks-Hiniiloii diimhur in., Iiiik
returned from Portland where ho
Iiiik been fur lui'illi'iil Iri'iiluii'iil. I
I'nl Itellly was In ini, tiluy ,
from hln Jefferson cuuiiiy sheep
rniirli. limine pasturage In the I
lower country Ik already drying
ii p. ri'iortit Itellly. Ili horn
rumli In In llui Dniiiiyliruuk IU
irlrl. With "City r'luiiiilnR" Ii In niiIi-
ll, I .on In llciiiictt, city r rdor. 1
Is In ho Hi principal speaker hi
Dm turn in ti 1 1 ii u nl llm ll,-nil
t'hiimhcr of t'uiuuit'rt'c Wedues-i
iliiy In I lir film linn,- Inn. H was I
iililiiiiinrril imliiy by I,, K, I'riiinli.
clutmchr aciri'tnry. 'Chi' program i
will hi ton! in oil hy a duet hy Dr.'
nml Mr. II. fl. Kolihiim. II, .
HcAriutind, who linn Just ri'iirui"!
f nun Memphis, Tennessee, ivl.l
preside.
rAMSAA1 TONIGHT and
CapiIOl WKDNESDAV
3
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SAM WOOD
(firottuciton
THE JUNIOR
STARS or 1936
ADOIPM JUROI
Mtll L UHV
Now
Faceo
Paramount! Jun
ior Star picture
at last I
With a promise
of a big, special
screen surprise!
You
may want new
stars. All right,
here is a picture
full of new ones.
K. ('. Kaslman. Mrs. Knalninn'a enjoyed I ho nnllo concert Tues-j
mother, who ha been vlnlilnK fluy nlnht at the Walters home, j
her thn past week, roturned to! C. McLaughlin sheared thfi
Madras with them, . Hottmaii, Hcliannn and Colon-
Luclle (lovo of Bend In apend- bsugh sheep thn pant week, i
Inn th summer with Mnt, Ale Chorion F. Wllllnnvuin hauled !
Wn.'lorl. 1 hay lo fluid Monday. j
Ailmn Kolrman wan taken lo Mm. F. W. Wells und Mr.s C.
thn Ml. Charles hospital Friday I Mo. Laugh.! In attended a ahower
whore ho wan operated on fur (or Muia I. nolle lllanchard. who
ajip'Miil li lt la. wan a bride of the pant week.
Mlsa Florence Pally re turn oil I w. W. Hrown returned ro
rorantly from Portland, whore cently from Kelao, Wash., where
nhe attended school, She la now, he l employed hy the May tog
employed In HiiK'in atiidlo. ; people.
C. Mrf.uiiKhl III left Thuraday
'JUZZ. M' he wl" State Pharmacists to
Mra. Well, and Mra. Bmead ' M . II 11 t O l t
will entertain the Home Kio-! I"CCl Iiere JUIJf It'll
nomlra club June 29 on tho lawn
of the Hmead home. The Oregon Blate Pli'irma-
Mra. Andy Moen will entertain criillcal aanoclatlon will hold In
Ilia tadlea' Aid T h u r a d a jr. Piiiiual convention In Fiend July
June 23. 1 and 14. Plana for the
i Mr. and Mra. E. K. Hull : meeting were taken up with local
(leorge Rrh-kaon, Mr. and Mra. I mmhcra of the annocWtlon yem
W. II. Iteynolda and Mr. and lerd'uy hy Frank S. Ward or
Mnt. Prod Iteynolda were nil 'Portland, who la atale aerrelary.
Demi ahoppera tho past week. Ilelweeu 125 and 150 a'e ex-
Kd Young and Dorothy and pwM.'d lo attend the convention,
llennet. Young and Hay Hrown local hh'IiiImth eay. 1.. II. Itua-
ROSTONIANS
iSHOES F OPv.M E NM
limiilii.r and hnl.y. a alx I oik- flj- CaIt l.i9t
limit iinuiid hov. wiro ri'imrli'd In VIHIi; I alia ISClCalS
tin. iliihtu nlit.lv HiIm ii fl iirmiiiii. !
llllKlll.'HK ,,,,.,'IUIB t,f till. Il.tldi..n. ,., ,. ,,., f Mr.
- " lund .Mrn. tlft.rgf MtCrtcr t.f ll-ml.
roniii'll room. W. rt.iy night w ,,, , Pm)l1M ,,, lire. ,, .... ., . , .
:3i oVIoik. All intcro-tintl In the I-.,,. Trk i Wl.hr.in JCt" IllOIlCl lllld I'lcaHUnt
rllilti tluli arc lielng Invlli-tl u ,. . ... ,, .. ..
I Mr. ami Mra. Fred McNeil, an-
, ,,,' ,, jaurluti editor of Hie Oregon Jmir-
' O'l'l't !) "I
School Consolidation
Kidjrc Favor It
tlifgoii nludt'iit, hue relumed from
Kligftie, In npt'litl the niiiiiiiiit ill
llond. Ho wun ni-i-iiituiuliMl from
KiiKi'iin hy hln mini 1 1 diinKhler,
Miirjorl. I
II. A. Hit IiuiiIkoii of t'ondiill l
vmiting in M"lnl fur a low diiyn
mil, arrived Icro thin morning llonril Kl. tli'il In lUirlt
from Poriliind am! wcrtr lo Icavei v. i. i . tn
Itiitluy for Mitiili'ii peak. In the' '
inniiili riitl uf the Iti.n'huti'a furetl, IrltlH Volo
w here McNeil In lo he ntallolliid
an itiiikout iiiih nuininfr. t,.(n d. Oregon, Juno 21.
t'ltle J. Iliirk, ii'.aUlnnl tlln- I .Special I The irnpoed coimo-
TRANSrm CASES
hiw anil m
euioaa aotoiat
ArtOUABDtrTIH v
ABCH titc i
aroaACt CAamaT
' L
AfurtAciitf tear J
out tttir pay....
Itlcharilnuii wan for four i.nn, 'rici iiircnier ill ciiiirge ui iiinua, , imiuioii oi i-ieanaui Hinge nml
mutiny aherlff In Harney county,'" ,n "on' "'' "orll"t from ,('11110 Falla achool dlntrictM with
muring from lliirnn to t'undiui. '.Portland, lie came lo llend from, Itedmond wnn dofented at tin
Mr and Mra John Oalther nc-llnn ''"ter nnllonnl forest. Huck elecilon held yenterday. The mea-
I'ompnnled hy their dnughlern
I will he In the Denchuten llmh'" auro carried In Itodinond
and
llilih and (Irai e have relumed " v n" "' ' " "'""'K l' 1 1,1 I ieunni itiuge uintrii'tn nut wun
hum Portland, where Ihey attend-! " r. I defeated In ('line Falls.
ed the rone fomlvnl, Almi, Mrn. Mia. Kant .Stliiiiuel relurni'd, 1 lie vole tniint he fuvoralile In
(iallher nlleniled the Knatern Blar'yenierduy from a three month'anll ilintrlcta concerned In rhnaoll-!
odxn ineellug and iallir walvb.ll. in Snn Franenlco ami In tint Ion. according lo the etnlo law
ii.H!alVTO'",'Sh tran met In Klnntath 'goi'crnlhB stirh menaureii. f 1
' K. ('. Parker wan re-elected to;
the Itedmond achool hoard at the I
ui ii ii ii I eleitloii yealerday. Max
u-rikniil nl M.,M..iil..
I her la local manager of the Pncl-1 Fulls !' her husliand.
fie Telciilione It Telegranh rn.
A meeilng of manager of all 1 I
rwlllghl league teams has heen . ' . t'linnlns was re-elei led clerk of the
called for 8 ..'cluck loulghl hy I.. . """"" ' "" "r , hoard at the same election
... Hheeley. league prenl The ' 22ZZZ Th" "" f"f " '
' "l !'" '' , f ,ho i.w " school district was adopled at the
the IXHichlltes Power l.lglll ' THF TtFNI) ( (IMPANV ",x V" '"""" "-"'I '
Keveral inatlera of Imporlunce are ,Jt ' . , last night. It was within the six!
ii.ia .,..ul.l..r..n..t. I iv-irnw-mt'ceit'ivivni
tlenrgn Vath, innnuger-treaiuirer
percent limitation.
An entire new school hoard'
A year from now 5 years hence some apparently"
trivial business record, stored away at "Transfer Time"
may be far more priceless and indispensable than the
day it entered your office. It always happens that way.
And Business Men are recognizing, more and more,'
that as a year's correspondence a year's ebb and flow
of records pass into the limbo of Yesterday, their
transfer cases must be worthy of their confidence.
They must be sturdy, compact, reasonably dust-proof
and easily accessible, whether in stacks of two or ten.
Globe-Wernicke transfer cases are built to render that '
kind of service.
o i
Solve your transfer problems with Globe-Wernicke
equipment; steel files that last a lifetime; the Safe
guard System using angular tab guides that speed up
filing and make play of the tedious transfer burdeiv
counter height equipment that gives your valuable of-"
fice space two efficiency uses as counters and as files.
Check the chart then let us check your filing
coats this transfer time see us tode.
of the Portland Linotyping to., '-!- n-1rI.n l,'!,M i will have charge of affairs In
was A visitor In llcnd this morn,
lug.
Ilry I). I!. Ilalrd of Itedmond 1
was In town today on business, '
I.V .,..(.. v:..U- 1J.I "ehool district number 21 durhiB
fcACl'Ut.VO VlSltS lJCIld ,a coming vear Two new ...
. , ,. . , , . !'"M were named last night and I
f . im.ik iiryou, tici.l worser lor
a third mil,, lie tiuiiii.,. i.i.u. ...I
Albert SctiulU of Alfalfa was the (Ireatcr Oregon association. ni ,ln vacancy caused hv the re-.
a llend visitor today. was llcnd luday. The association niuva ,)t w. (i, Hrown from the!
J. P. Oitcketi of Sisters was In l Interesied In ilefeatlng the siale dinti-hM. J. Alton Thompson, eoiin-i
town I hln morning Income tax and the assesorn' ,y auperlbl eniletit says. ' '
Mr. and Mra. Kearl llenloii , "bine blank" provision adopted by j p. J. Peterson and Charles Sell-'
were In town today from I heir the Insl legislature. Ilolh will be ick,,,. w,.n, K nlglilJ
home In Itedmond. voted upon at the special election Tnc-y wll llnke the places forinely ;
Mr. and Mrs. f. M. Kennedy ; June !!.. I 1 hold' h). K Young, whose term'
of (inleway were III town today. I The Income tax was referred lo ,,red. nml II. Ilelgorson, who!
t'tirl Hunter s fined Jill In the role of Hie people liy the legli;-; rcalgneil. ' j
JiiHllie court Ibis mornliig when lalure it ml the "blue blank" men-. , petition to resubmit the pro-1
he pleaded utility lo a charge of sure was referred upon petition of p0!11,( mm (o V((lu ()f tll
speeding on I lie Dalles t'lilllnriiW the people. district Is beforo the hoard now.,
highway. "ryon si.ya thut he Iiiih found Thompson saya. Tho proposed!
"" "'""' v... ..... . ... .,. ,v... (Ui,(b ror ii.isu to build a new
a cncsiireiin operation Inst night much nitulnsl tho now fiimoua hool house woro defeated rc-
al the HI. fbarlcs Hospital. Hie nine iiiana. .rcntly at n special election.
I S. (.'Iirislopberson was elected
lo the school board In distri"t
22 at the flection yesterday,
Thompson hna been Informed. J.
II. P.aker was elected clerk of llui.
board,
Tiimalo, June SI.- (Hpcclnll !
II. V. liotild wits elerted to the'
Tutunlo schnul liuaril til Ilia inetit-j
lug vesterduy. Mr.t. Fred ('. Sln i-1
herd was re-eleclt'd clerk of the'
hoard.' I
Tho hudKi't nf s l r. . I 7 . l -
atlupletl at Die litxpnyers riic.it inc t
held littl nluhi. The it mini lit In
over Die six -Jereenl llmllalion.l
Hci'ordhiK lo llm achnol officials.
I'i. K. V.rco was elected In Hie I
school hoard III the Plulnvlew
district. Wl'.'lain l.uenro was ro
elecled clerk.
Grange Hall Items of
Community Interest
tlrango Hall, Juno 21. Miss
Mm Win Hmond returned Friday
fruin Hen 1 1 In, where she iilttiudcd
school. Hho will spend tho slim
mor wlllt her rvtrVnls,
Mrs. Altix Wis'lors und Mrs.
(lenn Aekley and ami. rnliiriiud
Hundny from ('nrTallls, where
I liny itlionded Ihfl Hlnln K in line
t'linvoiillon, Their repnrla will ho
read til the next urniiKQ meeting,
July 12.
Mra. Klmnr drake, let! for
Portland Monday where she wis
"s i . : a . cnllntl liy 1110 death of hnr slsltir.
J : MlMWU.v '-:,'.. . I'0.K nt.-d , . Mr, anil Mra. W. Thomaa and
family of Minims spool Hundny
j wllh their aislor and fnmlly, Mra.
91obAvrnickc
gold in Bend Only
at the
BIBIBIIU sVUirWiJK B U I B II U Dlr,
IT'S THE Reason of the year when a lot of men are taking as!
much pride in the selection of their footwear as women do with
, their millinery and rightfully so; for there's nothing like smart
footwear to complete your Summer wardrobe.
1 1 1 1 1 w-ap
At these prices we are showing a line of footwear
that will yield you the maximum of satisfaction
in style, in service, in price.
i Bostonian j
) Shoes
I Munsing
I Wear
I u !
Itfen'sW&rShop
I Stethoii
I and
j Mallory
I Hals
aeii of Portland Is president of
the association.
A banquet und d'liirc aro in
cluded in the entertainment pro
gram for the delegates. A trout '
dinner Is on the program and a '
field meet will be held Thursdays
afternoon, July 14. '
'"'Meetings will probably be held .
in tho Hlks' temple. It was an-;
uounced today hy local members,
of tho association. )
(Outionary War and later prc
cenled to Patrjck Henry 1b now in
the possession of a man In Austin,
Texas.
.Although he had attended more
than 800 banquet du-ing the
last fire years. Edward II. Kel.-ey.
a rotary club executive-of Toledo,
O., biH never eaten a bite at any
of them.
I On J mi; 21, a bill 1:4 down for
aecond l oading !n I ha tJrltlsll
House oi l.tir Is whlcll aims at giv
ing access ui (hat Hon to peere4-
'sea Id (heir own rlghf. There aro
IS such reeretcs In B3nt;land and
: i In Scotland. " '
The littlo red field desk that
Ijifuyette used through! the Itev--
. Soparutc menus for their
customers' pet dogs arc now pro
vided by many Parisian restaurants.
The Anntrion jnltlefs' 'nntiMV.
oneo u largo and poiVftrfnl orgiinl
! xatlon. Ii.'.s dwindled. Id a mem
; bershlp of about 12.000, for 'flio
I most of the great mines wnrb' "m
I the northern section of tho "61.1
j empire and these how belong '.
('xcchoslovakia.
Will renew your car
with surprising ease
and small cost.
You can do the work
yourself, and now while
weather is warm is the
best time to do It.
Get color cards and
suggestions from ui
A. J. GOGGANS
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Cool Ite f r e s h m e L
Calumet1 Double Action
gives you a baking powder con
taining two leavening units
one begins to work when the
dough is mixed, the other waits
for the heat of the oven, then
both units work together. You do not
have to use extra care or precaution
when you use it
MAKES BAKING EASIER
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
B4KINQ POIVDER
SALES 2 Vt TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHEr
(double)
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For real relaxation and
refreshment after
. the game
serve
TR E E
TEA
(KOI
Yacation Time
-1 . i;aus 10
People of .Bend
And vacation time means that your car should be in A-l shape to
withstand the hard drives you will give it.
Your Ford dealer's skilled and systematic rcpulrs assure you uulisfuctinn
und you know that tho Job Is handled corroctty. We can tell you exactly
what uny Ford repair work will cost beforo wo ulart.
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lAc only Genuine Ford Parts in your car. They mean longer life
and better service.
Anderson-Wins Motor Co.
BEXD'H OXIiV VLUloKlZIJD FOKl IlKAliEII''-. '' : ,r ' '.
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