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

THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1927
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J HA IN HCIIUIIUIiH
H. I. H. ;
' Arrives 7 u, in.
l.nuvn D: ill p. m.
Leaves Hiilurduy 7:.H) p. in,
O..W. II. N.
Arrives 0:10 p. in,
Loaves 7 n. in.
Local News Items
.Maximum Inmpei'ului'u yoster
iluy, DO di'iiiwa,
Minimum I pi'rnlilio
)iltilit, 411 ili'inwn.
Chnrlo Jonna, Tuiuuln dairy-
4 man, wuh III lluml yonlerday tin
business.
Trulmrt llniidruii nf Spring
field llttS llt'lltl spending a few
4 day lit K u h I IiiKii,
llitrnnrd Cox of 'I'ol ri'liiinini hua
Iii;i mi n vacation nuur Hlii'np'a
bridge for a ti'w days,
' K. O. Kepler of (II lull'. Col.,
linn boon lumping In I hit
, ill ii 1 1' foroHt ni'iir l.u t'luu fur
snvorul il '.
,. J. J. Kllg, 01 Hill alrool, him
bnnn un u flulilno (rip lu Kaat
hike.
Lester Mlllur of Imlmn In upend-'
Jinx several duya lumping hIiiiik
Ihn Century drive. '
9 . w, lllirilllll HI l.llllOll is (
h ti nil I n k a week I'ltmpliiK lu'iir
4 Tuilil nml Hpurka lukca.
Hum Axli'll nf llnllil In camping
i ul Hunt liiku fur u (i'W iluya.
IteV. A. W. I.rwla unit I.. II.
' Wlnat aro attending I lie Oregon
Nynml of thn Presbyterian church!
III Kugnnn MR dt'll'gulo nf I ho
liiral Crmliylnrlnn church. Thn'
f ayuod occupies llm rumpus of the
CnlVKmliy ul Oregon nnd llioaii'
enrolled huvn thn privilege uf
unending Ihn nil in inir nrhiiiil ut
'llm iinlvnraliy.
Itulpli lluynln anil fuinlly left
$ Induy (or n (wo weeka vu-allnn,
which Hipy will apt-nil at rnndle-j
lull mul At haim. Following tholr
vacation lluynln will go lu lliirn
whern ho will lake rhargo nf ihn
now J. C. I 'i'li in. y Cn. mnro In Hull
jt'lly . Mra. lluynln will ri'inuln at
Athena until a pcrninnont rent-1
.deuce In CHtuhliahod nt llurna.
"SURVEY TO EAST
IS N EARING END
Crow to be Transferred to
South Soon
Portland. July :i. (LP) A
, r row fiow aurvnylng thn Mend
Hums' mail will bn transferred
.In
Ihn llttnit-l.iiVnvitiw litifhwuv '
' ,
mmo iiuio nvxx monm to jotiiib
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'hi- llm .lal hlnka'.u mkh,!..!..!.
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It U notnlnl Olll 111. Willi.
In ni aitrl In ii ii t thn lit nil. I jib n. f
f
view highway have been lm-1
I prove, thn rntlrnronln Im. never
, ....,.,.,, ...r -"j
ordered lo clear
up una iiiifin.- (
willed work.
More than half the dlalam-e of
4 More than half Ihn d alun. e of ,
tbo llnnil-lliima road lina been ,
covered an. the route b..a been
.hr.nned II mile,. It ... an-.
iHiuiitwi.
.Survoim on lhi lbiitl-lltirnii
tiluliuau amino asn wnnblns)
i iv ir i llj-l. i ss n
f lll. il.l w. I. n...F.IIa l
word received at the highway
' dnpurtmmit oftico here. II la n
pv?lni that the aurvey will be
4 completed by August II) or 15.
and ul that time tba survey of
1 the new lleud-Uikevlew highway
I wilt begin.
t ,H. C. Ilurna, head of the aur-
.voylng party now working
the llend-llurns road. wlU Tirob-
ably be sent in to Ihe m I'lnn-1
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IsimMMa
Do You
Want to Buy Something
or
Have You
Something to
THEY'LL
A II. A. Hlmrr m mil In llm
i lly and an lie illil mil Innvo
any cop) for llm ail man
THHHK WILL BE NO AI)
FOR THE CAPITOL TODAY
This space is being re
served for his vise upon
his return from the Am
erican. Legion convention.
Tim picture Iib tian bookad In allow al thn Capitol
Krlilny anil Saturday aounda llk It might I" pretty
good. I don't know nnylhluic a limit It but It la a
rrnuk atory wllh a Kod cast and It christened
"OIIKY TIIK LAW."
tin illilu'l auy nnytliliiK about closing thn theatre
while hn away an II you (olka will Just com to
ace th ahowa we will do our part In trylnit to keep
I lil ii us going until I hi' big bonin-coiultiK. Thi'ii look
out (or flrnworka.
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Huiiinirr UKO necitoii nl inn i.HRp-tinn
vlrw roil, lo mitt, n rvconniilN-
iuii.r turn?y in mivuncu or ine ,
. . . .
f(w crow, u r inaiinieu nure
i,ui,v ai at ritfinl mtntlnr of
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ixff hiii in niKnwnjr nopnri niciii m
,.rt,M1,, le lg amudlng con-.
,rov,,r.v ovnr irln o( the I
ianvinw highway either north-,
WJII(, , ,h0 Mtnirnn dialrlct or j
lo a Junction with The Dnllna-;,.,
n,nforlllH highway between 1
,,, ,, crescent waa setUed In
fuviir , , rolll.
from (Mi nfnBnX
rii(nnrn of th routo approved
' ' .
MI'VII ivaimu .
dual routing of the highway,
l"""1"" rocnnnlasance of the
must run.
United States Asked
To Withdraw TrOOpSH(lght tonight will broak all rec-
! ords for tho number of stations
Washiuglon. July 21. (IP) A
modified Nlcaraguan resolution,
enpreaalng rogrnt ovnr and urg-
Use the Bulletin's Classified
Columns .
GET YOU
. i i..i.i oi.,i..
wrmniauun m uunvu niHm
mlllmry mcilvily In tbo (Vniral
Amerlmn rnpuuue. aoopiea
. .. . .
uy the rnnnniuit icdornunn i
lahnr hrm lnHuv liv m linanlmOllM
, ,
rininR voic.
Xne rc,oi0n ,aerledlhe
,p ot N1(.Rr,gll. had been
....,,,,.,,., vriims o( Inter-
,.,, nil lirK(,,i withdrawal
,..H ... nnA .iT umon o(
, lhe ,,,. Slhlnt , "mrmlnate
ne lntcrvo,,i(n In the Intorests
, imlon.. M ,
, po o( N, mav work olll
ihclr own problems.
;
'vBiff Hook Up of Radios
I Tq BroadCast UctumS
; v.,. Yl.rk. July 21 (IP) - Wllh
tho Inst mlmiln addition nf KM).
Spokane, tho radio hookup to
brondenat tho Dempsey-Sharkcv
i to tie In for simultaneous broud-
cuatlne of a radio program
I Tho addition of KHO lirlims
Sell
RESULTS
llm tolnl to (1, all of which will'
bu connncUid by Uili'iiliona wlrun
(o llm Nullonul UruudcimllUK coin
puiiy'a'mlvruplioim at the Yunkan
utiiillum iIiikkIiIii. '
In thn event Hie Hlurt of llio
main bout la ftpbiyi;d nn liu-.
promptii atiullo priiKruin will km'P
tbu lit iiaiiauilllniH nuny until tbn
IlKbtnra rllinh Into Ihn rlnti.
STORM'S VICTIM
HELD DESTITUTE
Griffin Seeking Arrest of
Amburgey
I'oriliuid, July 21. (IP)
Arrhlu (irlffln, a brollivr of Mra.
M'irjorlo Aniburitiiy, who almoat
loat hor llfn In a billiard In the
timber country bnlwucn Iikfivlew
li lid I'ulaluy, Ori'K'in, luat March,
aok a warrant (or thn iirrcm of
David AmburKny, tba woman's
liuKbund.
(irlffln nialntulnnd tli'it III" 11 la
tor, who loat hnr li(l (oot In
liattllnK the eli'ini'tila, la doall
tuto. Mra. AmburKny waa alone
In the (rnozliiK anowa wllh her
tbrn children, two of whom
worn frozen to death.
On July 4. another child waa
born and the crippled mother la
uJomb with llio two children.
(Irlffln Boucht Amburitny'a ar
rint on a clmrito of non-aupport.
AmhurKvy la atlll In t ho couutry
between Lakerlew and Paialey,
but Mra. AniburKvy u lirnuRht
to Portland amin after her (oot
waa amputated In a l.ukovlew
hotel.
Mra. AniburKey waa alono In a
tiny cabin luat Murch and one
Sainrdny nUIll alnrted for a
nelKhbor'a place, luklim her chil
dren wllh hor. She became lot
In a tillztard, and waa not found
until Monday.
Two of her bablea were frozen
but the third, huddled between
the mother and a aheep doK.
lived.
I'OKTI.AXP I.IVKSTOCK
I'ortland. Ore., July 21. (LP)-
Cattle receipts. 17fr: lone o( mnr-
I ket. (ully steady. Steers, good
! grsde, t'JUOftlO; medium, 18.50
(i9.d0; common, 1708.50. llel
fiTH. good. 7.GOr:50; medium
. snil common, jr. ft 7.50. Heel
cows. . good, t7fi7.50; liicdiuin
and common, tu.25(i; caiiner
and cutters, f3(iS.J5. Calves.
! medium to choice (milk fed ex
jcUidetll. S f 10.GO: vealera. me-
- flliitn In rhttlrn 19 fir 12.7 5. I
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HbK receipts, 1.10: tone of mar-f
ket, 'unchanged. Medium good audi
choice (160 to 200 llm.) $1 1. BOW I
12.26; 200 to 250 lha.. $110 12;.!
r.n ih. un fin KOCr 11.75: neck-1
Ing hoga, amooth heavy, $7ft 9:50;
slaughter pigs. $1 1.50? 1 2.25:
feeders and stockers, $11.50i
14.
Sheep receipts. 170: tono of I
market, steady. Uambs, 84 lb,
down, $ 1 0 ( 1 2 . f fl ; heavywolKhts,
niedluni to rholce, $ 7 . 5 0 4.J 10:
culls and coiumoita. all weights.
$7iS.5il; wethers, $3i5.50.
Jungle Breath
(Continued from page four)
"Yes, If thoy can."
"What will thoy . . . er . . .
do with Kllso? . . . 'EIIbc? Kill
her, too?"
"I don't think m. More likely
carry her off somewhere."
"What will wo do . . . Yes
. . . what?"
"Keep very cool, and try to
prevent them, that's nV. They're
divided now and off their guard.
I
WITH SAGE IEA
The old-tlnin mixturn of Sage
Tea and Sulphur for diiikonins
gray, streaked
and fndnil huir
Is grandmoth
er's recipe,
and folks are
iiriiIii using It
to keep their
hair a good,
oven color,
which Is quite
sniislhlo. as we urn living In nil
ago whnn a youthful nppcarince
Is nf tho greatest itdvuntnga.
Nowadays, though, we don't
hiivo tha tronblosomn lank of gath
ering (ho uiiro and tho mussy mix
ing lit home. All drug sloros sell
tho reuily-tii-uso product (or only
YB cnula. It Is Improved by the
uddltlon of oilier Ingredients,
cnllod "Wyeth's Suku nnd Sulphur)
URN HAIR DARK
Compound." II Is very popular
because nobody can discover It
lias been applied. Simply mnlsten
your comb or n soft brush with It
mid draw this through your hair,
taking olio small striind at a time:
by morning 1 ho grity hulr disnp
pnurs, bill what (UiIIkIHs tho luillos
wllh Wyulh'a Sago tinil Sulpluir
Ccmpoiind, Is that, biwlilos boaii
tlfully dnrkenlng llio hair nftor a
few applications, It also produces
that soft lustra nnd upponrnuco of
ubumliuice which Is so attractive.
: - PU. Adv.
Just Before
This picture of Krnle Smith and Emory Bronto, his navigator. Was
taken Juat before their hop-off on the FrlHco-lo-Honolulu flight.
Krnle .Smith is shown to the right: next is William Koyle, backer of
the flight, with lironte to the left.
Out of Movies
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TV --ki
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riiMlllH Mnraii, 8-yeiir.nlil film
Miir. will net no niotv before the
inimra. under ilit-lslon of llio'
l AiiRt'le urt. wliicli nwaiil-
ol her to the rustmly of Mrs.
Margaret Iterkrr, ail aunt, fol-
limiiiK n battle of legal ar)tu-,
menu from tlirci- reliitlvi. Mm. !
llokiT unnounrfs I'risi Ilia will
Inive the silver slut-t anil be
hmuKht up iw nn nveriigo iilrl. i
;
Hub your head against that wall,
inrt knock off your glasses. Your j
(eyes must feel wretched that
iway."
'Ml 5 :
mm
The old fellow followed thoj Dempsey has lots of support
other's suggestion. In u moment land more Dempsey money cyime
his wispy leg was twisting be-' Into the belting commissioners
ncal.h its bonds. He spoke again, yosterday. Odds wavered from
THB PACIFIC TELEPHONE
the Hop-Off
i!l!!L'n half ,n Imi
nation. "Vllak
"Yes, Nanny." Mis Intonation
was placid, soothing. "Theaa . . .
er . . . termite ants are waJking
over all parts . . . er . . .
parts ... of my body. They're
troubling me . . . fearfully . . .
yes . . . er . . . fearfully."
"Roll over on your side and
crush them beneath you. That's
what I've been doing ever since
we've been here."
The old man obeyed. His
wispy body rolled vic.'ently from
side to side a moment. When
he stopped, relief was evident in
his countenance. "Ltule beasts.
Annoying . . . er . . . annoying.
Terrible place they've put us In
i , . . . really . . . terrible. Pools
of water so that you can't lie in
a dry spot. Certainly get pneu
monia . . . quite certainly . . .
er . . . Vllak . . . and these
termites . . . er . . . termites
. . . positively devilish." His
wispy body squirmed again."
- (To be continued)
Vllak, afte' n-nny faMures. fi
nally sees an apparent chance
(or. escape.
i chapter.
Read the next
Two Heavyweights
Ready For Big Bout
(Continued irotn pap one)
championship affair.
Along came the weather man
and sadd the weather would be
favomble Rickard weathe'. Ev-
erythlng played directly Into the
hands of llickard.
There isn't any doubt as to.
who is the big attraction. It Is j
Jack Denvpsey. !
Not only should it be a great j
fight but a great spectacle. Hun-
dreds of persons whose names are
known throughout the land.,
sportsmen, politicians, financiers
and people who follow the arts.
wl'l be there.
Each of the S.I.eoo people will
have his favorite and most of!
'them are backing their choices
I with money.
FAMILIAR
SIGHTS
In the home, as in office, econ
omy of effort is a most practical
form of thrift. It is because
thousands of housewives have
recognized this fact that the
extension telephone has be
come a "familiar sight."
A saver of countless steps, the
extension telephone is one of
many improvement in house
hold equipment which have
made it possible for the wom
an in the home to use more
profitably and more pleasantly
the energy wasted on needless
tasks. The cost is but a few
cents a week.
Order yours today from tur
"Business Offictj
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY '
i 9 to S to 7
to 6 with flharkey
the favorite. j
I Much money has goua down at
2 to 6 that Dempaey will win by I
', a knnckoirt and. for aome unex- i
plained renaon, a lot of aporta-:
; men art wagering. 1 to I that .
Dnmpiny will end the fight by
i knocking out the anappy aallor j
In the atcond round. 1
FlRliter Illdo 1
The tighten themaelvea will be ,
kopt pretty much out of light,
until 2 p. m. today when they
will appear at the office of the
New York boxing commlulon to I
weigh In. Sharkey, his trainer
predicted, will weigh about 194.
Dempaey Is expected to weigh ;
slightly leas. :
Demnaer came Into town last
night but he did not go to the 1
suit arranged for him at a '
downtown hotel. Tha fact that I
Jnck Kearns was In town and
might be looking for him with a
process server, caused him to go '
to a secluded apartmeAt.
Sharkey remained In the hotel :
suite he has occupied since he I
began training.
WI1L3LIAMS
Bends Big Variety Store
Ta l, ,i I. i
Dust Pans
Black japanned finish,
9x13 inches, hooded.
Each, 15c
Boys' Pocket Knife
2 blades, large spear
and pen, imitation
stag handles, riveted.
Each, 25c
"" "" .y...i-
Can Opener
Opens round or square
cans, tempered steel
cutting blade, with
cap lifter.
Each, 15c
Safety Pins
Well tempered, good
beveled points, nickel
plated, assorted ; 50
pins.
Bunch, 10c
Tinted Stationery
Fine writing papers
in choice and popular
tints. Envelopes to
match.
Box, 25c
Pocket Combs
With rounded, polish
ed teeth.
Each,10c
ums-Hflj M M M 'M M M
Recent
f Itnsa I.en Vox
1013-1)
d Twilight Koso
1D155-U j
Daisies Won't Toll Vocal
Iluy Hurey and I'nony Ilolior
When the Boon Arc In the Mlvc Vocal
SSD-D (That Suxophonc Walt The Cavullers
I Luiy Bivor Waits Tho Cavaliers
fTho SweolhuK,rt of Slgnri Chi Walts
1019-11 Kddln Thomus' Collegium
I Dream C.irl of I'l K, A. Walts
HO"
IIEIIK YK8TKKDAY
IIKRR TODAY
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INSURANCE
OF KVEHY KIND..
LOANS
Permanent
Accurate
JiflUablc
801 Wall St.
I'hono
Elastic Webbing
Fresh new elastic
which is guaranteed
washable; in. wide.
6c yard
Steel Knives and
Forks
Sharp knives willi cp
cobo'o handles, indis
pensab'? for camping
trips.
Each,10c
Table Mats
Protect the polished
finish of your table
top. 4 mats to nest.
Nest, 15c
Spring Clothes Pins
Serves many needs ; 3
doen to carton.
Each, 25c
Towel Rollers
Just the thing for the
roller towel, complete.
Each, 25c
. Glass Tumblers
Good weight paneled
style. 10c each or
Set of 6
50c
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Releases
Trot Voral chorin by ,lhmv
Marvin Tho Columbiana
Walts Vnenl chorus by Johnny
Murvln Tho Columbians
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