The Bend bulletin., July 21, 1927, Image 8

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THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION, BEND. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 21. 15)27
GERMAN KING!
NOT PROBABLE
i
Hohenzollern Line is
: Now In Discard ;
Writer Says Kaiser Would
; Have Small Following .
If He Returned
l.v .1. w. T. MASOX
, (Written tor lh Unitr.1 Pm)
(iermnny cun permit Ihe ex
kulier to return homo nny time
ut the end of Ills en furred exile
In Holland wltliom Jeopardising
tho strength of the republic-.
There Is no iictlve monarchist i
movement In Oermuny of nny
nlrenglh ut the present time and
the llohenzollnrns have no power
to. Initiate a new movement. The
ex-crown prince, who has been :
living In Germany for several
years, has failed to develop a
monarchist propaganda and Is
under constant critical oWrvi-I
tlon by the government. The ex- 1
kaiser, If ever lie returns, will lie ,
in, no hotter position. ;
For the runaway ruler to go
hack to Germany would lie to I
subject himself to many lndtg:il- i
tics. It Is not the custom for
exiled rulers to return as a vol- J
untary subject among the clti-i
tens over whom they once exer-!
crsed sovereign powers. If the
ex-kaiser ever breaks this rule,
he is not likely to be pleased
with the outcome. During his
occupancy of tho throne, his pos
Ings as a superman, appointed by
God to rule over Germany, were
accepted by the Germans without
Home With the Bacon
vmm a
mam
Wmm
mm
1
; Home from France with honors comparable to those showered on
s Lindhergh is Commander Richard K. Byn!. Intrepid scientist of the
, air. This splendid XKA Service photo shows HyrU in his nest bib
and tucker for the gala welcome that awaited him and his comrades
I of trans-Atlantic adventure in New ork.
question. But, the denriKixI who
has fallen cannot expect to re
gain the confidence of his for
mer worshipers.
Are (ilven Property
Oerm.iny has treated the Hohen-
ACTUI-UNLOAbl
A CommusBaltyllei
Breier's Great"'
Manufacturers9 Unloading Sale
Is snvltlu; tliiiusanfls of Mt.lt' thou.snnlM of iloll.-in.
All over the west. This Mi: snip makes it iH..silile
for us to move huge fiiiiiititii-H of goods In n short
time. ThiM elff-rtiiif; huyltiK and wiling eron-'
.:ui(-s, that cannot be lU'hirvfMl any other way.
Vou rrnp tilt- iM-nefit. Act now, ln-tv kimmIs fil
ing on sale daily.
i tollcrna with uveal Ronpmalty
and national dlKiilly. Tln-lr pri
vate property has been restored
Id them on tlte grouiul that i-ou-'
flsa-atlon Is illi'KU.I. The govern
' nient minht have forced the
llnhttiiiiilli'i'ns to pay as far as
possible (or tho misfortunes which
, overlotk Germany during their
' rule. Hut, such a move would
have given cm-OHmKcnu-iit to
i ltol.shi-vlsm, strengthening the
left wing of the German run
munlsis who seek tlie overthrow'
of privale property. No olio-tact
has done more to show the
stveiiKlh of the tSenouu govern
intent since the endluii of the
world war than the decision to
permit the lloheniolli-rns to keep
i their property rights.
This attitude is in tin way a
islfli of special Indulgence to the
i innmuvhkts. 1 ror.My reduces
I the lloheniollerns to the status
I of private .-it liens, treating them
jonly s Germans without rank
' have been treated. If Hie ex
I kaiser were to base any hope of
recovering his throne on the
high regard Germany has shown
for private property rights. It
will mii.klv he forced upon him
that thrones iie not ronildernd
private p'uperty.
New Klnu rinlmb'e
I The German republic' may
j eventually give way to a new
movrebv. There is no sign of
I any such possibility at n-esent.
I wi.. tt.. Pnmrli emnire was
overthrown at the conclusion of
i tie Franco-Prussian war and the
; republic was established. Krance
had a far more agttaten nme
during the early yeors of the new
government to prevent lis over-
.. ... 1... K...I
I throw man i.eiuiii.
nut. the Frenrn renue.ic uei-i !.-.
own and still endure. There
n,-iv come a new disaster to Gc-
I mane, such ns another unsuc
cessful war. brought on hv the
republic, which would orobablv
I give the monarchists a chance to
' return to power. not. such a
development If Pww" lor
many years to come.
Were a monarchy eventually to
replace the German -enublle.
neither the ex-kalser nor tl x-
crown prince would be the llke.'y
wlelder of the sceptre. Hth are
too rlorelv associated with the
dis-aster of the World war and
it Is not possible for Germans to
ignore the fact that both fled
from the field to t-ittle, to neu
tral soil. Nevertheless. It Is verv
difficult to estaWlsh a new royal
line In any country, especially
when the people set a high value
on stability. There are several
local royal houses in Germanv.
notnhlv the Bavarian. which
i.. ,..ir to the Imperial title
I if Germany were to be restored
, the monarch s, rang ' ', TVIWTEU'C MAJVC
any contest ior in - itHi!liilU lfimJ
A Big Show b.
MKX'H OVKHAM.S A me
dium weight full
cut garment..
Another
number..: '.
Koadmiihter, a standard full
cut union made garment:
high or
low back
98c
$1.15
$1.35
WOftK HHOKH Composi
tion sole, leather reinforced
canvas shoe; will
give good service...
$1.95
WOltK K. Rcveral
styles at
Other numbers,
2 pair
Goat Skin
GLOVES
45c
H1MI V.4Mi HTRKKT
25c
25c
EXTRA SPECIAL
One lot of KHAKI PANTS;
practically
all sizes.
$1.50
SIIIHTS The Dig Yank: a
good full cut gar- Qf?
ment, all sizes iDC
Another blue
work shirt
59c
NIGHT
And nil (he fun and real entertnininent
thai Roes with it.
DON'T MISS THIS
NIGHT F FUN
t
A Real Treat Awaits You
NOTICE-
Amateurs Wanted If you can speak,
sing, danee or box, get in on the money.
Leave your name with Manager Smith,
strut vour stull' ami the monev is vours.
$10 First Prize $5 Second Prize
$2.50 Third Prize
Special Comedy Picture Program
of Aunt Mary
A Hundred Horsepower La IT .Maker
i.0c-35c L1BEETY
,, .'... ...ii m nnme would carry
the largest Influence, for despite !
.i.,i,:.. te of the World war.
lookout tower were Mtlappeil off
liv- llie titiw unit u-lnil t.f lh
FfiTrwn Cfi RIITTF wl,il,"r ",h,'r ia'i'"Ke to
vi w if,,. looKollt slatioll was 4itipurenl
The
four t,,.-V l,.,rM !iilf..n un
the Ilohenzollems nnlt.tl Get- $ T . yesterday had a hard Hme g.-t-
many and created the emplr-. Supports to TOHtT Are , 1 )f ,
...... . . i. nnd (MO PT- 1 1 u.. I . .. I... 1 .. .
iui me - DiuM'ii ijy oiijiitln . when Uuy wrw lift.
C7rerPrnen:!!nern,0t"b.""iri ontlio trip iron, tbo foot
ii h n either the eld-' Indications of a hard winter of the mountain was made In
woi-.d "e r"M' prltt e or w,-r' '""n11 " ''" '"l ' Hieh-' snow yesterday while last yiar
est son of lie - prince's ! '1"r mountain yesterday accord- It had r-ccded far up the nnun
one of tho ex-en (, ((( (,(J,v1 (( hl( (()r Ml, ,-vm -n,...,-
brothers ,.', ,!. ! est service who accompanied )a- was o lllthi snow on lluchetor
Hut. this Is a matter for (I
.un r.i. in ine inline. a..-i
WOltK SUT An nil over
garment that fits and gives
the best of service. Blue
anil brown (o Qf"
express atrlpe (.& J
(itAtVKS Heavy
canvas, 2 pair
Ganvas. leather
face
Canvas leather
face arid tip
35c
35c
35c
56 STORES nr
IN THE WEST
PHONE 7JJ-J
stoke n. an
iikavv srsi'i-:.Mn:iw a
good work J Q
suspender flC
J)h-sm Nlispf-ndei-H
45c , 85c
.Viipji (iont nnil
liorp III(I
GLOVES
75c
ih;m, oici:;(
"lent Von Hindenburg has -worn '" en lay.
. , , . l .... I. Iln nnd tie
10 upnoio low i.-..i... - ,
has shown repeatedly he Is a man
of bis word. The ex-kaiser can j
expect no help f'om his fo-nn-r
field marshal. Von Hindenburg
was dr-f(Ottd In the World wart
hut he did not desert his rountry
and is now Germany's chief ex
ecutive. So If the ex-kaiser re
turns home it will he ns a sub
ject owning Von Hindenburg
allegiance . not as his sovereign.
Hurt-ess. forest runger. look a
Two, H by S supports on the p.u-k horse to thijtop on one of
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The Simplest Electric Refrigerate
FOR
BETTER
i PICTURES
i
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Pmtm foci with
out tintin flaron.
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'Home of Fresh Films'
MORTON'S
SupplUt le tub
for tabU hh.
$10 down
This is all you need pay now to trans
form your present ice box into a wonder
ful, automatic electric refrigerator. The
transformation is accomplished in a few
hours or you may choose from self-contained
unit models such as that shown
aoove.
Use your own Ice box
Our factory-trained men will help you
determine the proper Bize for your ice box,'
then see that it is properly installed.
Electro-Kolds have been in operation in
homes and apartment houses of the
Pacific Coast for over four years. See
Electro-Kold working in our utiles rooms. -
Deschutes Power &
Light Company
Always at your service
n
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IXSTJUlON-
ijenneyvp.
DEPARTMENT STOllES
avmgs
On Quality Goods
Every Day Here
1 25th Anniversary
Very Popular Model
In Young Men's Suits
Two-button, tingle lirr.ulnl. Here is style,
quality, value and low otli t. l-'inr quality Sergei,
iinliuislird wuritcdt nnd cuitiimrrcs in timuy new
and unusual (hadci grry, tan and blue mix
lurei, ovcrplaidt, narrow, group and novelty
tripo.
Kxtrn Trousers Willi many nulls If desired al
I .Vim. With one I'ulr Trousers, our feature
low price -
$24.75
fl
Odd Trousers
Mnny Patterns
A variety of
(ilirict and pt
teriu. l-'or butl
nci iiu general
wear. jdd priced
$3.98 to
$6.90
'T.T.'
Neckwear
Many Patterns
' In Jscquard,,
fiilln and fou
lards ; alw novelty
ilripea, chevki and
p I a I d L Unuiual
valuci at the low
prk ol
49c
25th Anniversary
1 H;tV
Men's Oxford
Cun Metal
F.xamine lliit boe a
closely as yon please nnd
you can't help but admir
the tcithrr and workman
ship. (July
$4.50
1 25th Anniversary
"OhKay"forYoungMen
r
W'
An Early Fall Marathon
Brim can he worn
an.ipt.d or curled, will)
the new sclf-fiRtircd
hand nnd raw cJkc.
Here's 1'cmonnlity for,
yHi our feature hat
at
$
3.98
Full, rich lining In the Fall
shades of pearl, chamois,
tint - of - blue, coral ami
mollis.
"UtUsBc
Your Hatter"
IiIh trfp4 of the lute Hummer.
Olhem mukliiK tile trip up yen
lerday wit h Kerr nnd Cutvlll
were Henry Mlddli-holt-. nnd Tom
Matthew.
NORMAL SCHOOL
WORK DELAYED
jBdan! of Control Acls 1o
i Hull Construction
Ralom, July 21. (IP) foil.
Hlrucllon of hiilldliiKH for the new
Kaiitnrn Ori-Kon normal m hool at
l,a (iriindii Iuih been deferred by
mombi-rn of tho boanl of iilnle
normal m-boola linlll (lie)' are alile
to clarify the effect of a recent
dcelHlou of tho Kuprcinn court
hold I ii k thai Ihn Hlaln caiinol ern
aln nil oIiIIkuIIoii In nxeeiia or
$,'il),(MMl,
flovernoi- Piilleriion nnd Hncrn
lary of Hlnt.n Kozer led Hie '.ppnul
llon to I in in i I in In cnnatriictlon al
Ihn nieelliiK held Into WediH-Milay
nnd Ihey worn Hiipporled by a mn
Jorlly nfler ft prolnimod tllaeiiH
hIoii. I'roannt itondlll nt of hlnlu' fl
nnncen was alre-wnd nt n reiiHon
for delaylim cnuatriiclinn nnd In
Hi meiinllmo Ihn'Hiipremn roiirl
may be united for a rein-in ilm on
the Indebtcdiieaa phatie of tin (Ire
Kon ciiiiHllllilliin.
The Iioriual acboot wan nuthor
Ir.eil by n vote of the people In No
vember, lUSil. Tile Iiiki IhkIhIii
lurii aptiroprlaleil Sl'ri.oiin fV
btilldliiKH nnd (HI. nun for malii
leuancii, ; Thn connHiuional iiolnl Involv
ed In Dial I lie nt ii I e liimn't 111 III
money and that Hie conHtltiitlon
prolilhltH koIiik In ili-lil In exi enii
of srjl.nilll llllleHH tin aiilliorl7.ed liv
ll vole of the people.
WAUVKI' ,n:i
i Siili-m. .Inly 21. (U')-(lovern-or
I'litlerson todiiy appointed K.
I. Warner of I'eilillelon an n mem
ber of the ()rtnon live atock aim
llary board, micceedhiK -lay Dohlil
' of I:iiI"I ii Ih(-.
Warner, n iiromlneiit Hlieepiiinu
jrf I'ln-illlla county, wiih rocotn-
mended by Hin Oi c-koii Wool Hi inv
"in iimmik-In t
Thn rnKUlallon dlHlnucn nnrona
thn Iiiihi-IiiiII dliiiiimid rriim Hut
bomn plain to neeond hiino la
127 foot 3 Inches.
Tho flrat Y. M. C. A, snmtner
rump was nHtuhllnhed III ISSTi, nt
OrntiKo hake, N, V,