The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, June 17, 1920, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1MNII MJLIiKTIN, HUM), OltKGON, TIIIJIWDAV, .IL'.VK 17, lUO. VAtiK 3 fc . A R V 45 Chinese Pheasant Eggs Await , Foster Mothers; Game Birds Will Be Turned Loose To Make NcSsts Foster iiuitliniM fur 4fi Ghltieso nlieiismit ohlclcH, us yet unborn, miiHt ho liiul at onco If tlio prog ress iniiili) liy tlio lluml Unci unil Uuu club In introducing din Ori ental Kiiinn liiul In DeMchlitns eon uly In In contliiun, iitinouiircn I), II, Peoples, who for Hi" past two niul u half inontliH Iiiih been caring for 1 1 pliituHiiutH Hunt In by tlio Htatu i! inn contmliiNloii, Thrco sotting hens urn needed to hutch 45 eggs, Just Ralhorcd at Mr. Peo ples' honiti at Third ami Norton. Alrciitdy Mr. Peopltm Iiiih 10 eggs undur oni) of hlH own hens, and ha Ih desirous of turning tho part THREE FROM COUNTY WILL LEAVE U. OF 0. ImIhk ntnl lin Hinllli, ami I.urlle lUMlnmnd to Hrrrltn DrRm's at Hfnto UnUrmlly Till War. UNIVKRHITY OF OREGON, Eu gene, Juno H. l.ticllo Ilodiiiond, Irving 0. Hinlth mid l.ora Evelyn Hmlth or Redmond will bo graduat ed from tlio University of Oregon Monday,. Juno 21, with tlio degree of bachelor of nrtn. llnth Minn Hod mom! and Minn Hmlth liavo taken scholastic houom during their university enroer and aro members of societies restricting thulr membership to students attain lug tlio highest grades. Tlio Imccn lull renin sermon will bo preached In Vlllnrd hall Kuuday by Dr. V. T. McElveon, pastor of tho First Coiigrognllonul church of Port land, whllii tho comniimcomuut mi ll ron will bit delivered Monday morn ing In Vlllard hall by Dr. Ernest Ill ram Llndloy, former president of thu Uulvomll)' of Idaho, who wilt bo co mo head of tho University of Knn mm in thi) fall. Coliicldont with tho brcukup of tho aoAdomlc year will bo tlio Initiation of tho minimi summer school, ho that work at tho university will, In real liy, coutluiio without Inturruptlon, dsiplto mi altorcd diameter. LA PINE PRINCIPAL WEDS IN CALIFORNIA 1 W. Weber nnd Mr. Holly K. AV'utkliiH Arc Married In Alt urn i An Culmination nt ItoniniU't. Word was, received on Monday of tho marrlngo at AlturiiH. Cal , of Mr. Dolly K. Wntklns and K. W. AVwbur. Mr. Wobor wan formorly principal at tho I.a Pino Hchool, whom IiIh romantic ncitualiitmico with Mm. Wntklns, who nt that tlmo was luvolvod In illvorco proceedings nguftist F. I,. WntkliiH, begun. A flfltlc encounter botwoon tho two m'on on tho day a default wuh an turod In tho ciiho In nuld to hnvo prompted Mr. Wober's early romovnl to Uend, whoro ho romalned until af ter tho clono of Hchool at I.a Pino. GETS BIG MILEAGE ON WEEK END TRIP II. It. Watson AtrriiRca U (1-11 Mile Per Gallon on 2UU Mllo Journey Over Hough Itombr. DrlvInK ovor some of tho roughest ro.idu In Contral Oregon, part of tho way throiiKh mud half, way to tho hubs, II. L. Watson, salesman for tho Plonoor garage, averaged 20 fl-ll mllpn to tho gallon In n 220-mllo trip In an Allan, norles 43, car. Tho trip wnH to tho hear, of Crooked vlvor, whoro Mr. Watson's brothors operate ft stock ranch, und Included considerable mllcago In that Hoctlon before tho return Journoy wuh stnrt- od. Mr. WatHon, who roachod Ilond yestorday morning, bollovos that ha has ostnbllBhod a record for earn of till! ClllHtf. E. M. HEYBURN DIES IN SPOKANE HOME 13. M, Uoyburn, fnthor qf J. H. lloybiirn nnd Mrs, II. A. Miller of Hond, died at Ills homo. In Hpoknnn WodiWHdny of heart disease. Ho liad boon 111 for sovoral days nnd hla Bfln niul daughter worn cnllcd to Spokmio liint Hnturdny. Mr. Hoy burn was woll known nnioiiu tlio older roaldontfl of Ilond, ImvlnB vis itod horo in 1014. Ho wnH a broth er of tho Into Sonntor W. D. Hoy hum of Idaho. ly domesticated plicnnimtn Iooho nt unco, In oritur that they inn)' nest In thulr own fiiHlilon. Tlio hutch ing of tlio in eggs already collect t!il would bit a big start toward stocking tlio county with young birds, ho pointed out this morn I nif. In nddtllon to n nunibnr of tlio wildfowl ii I ron dy located on fit rum In Mm vicinity of Ilond, 18 wore mint horn In Mnrch by thu emtio coiiiiiiImiIoii, Two hens mado thulr oHcnpo u nhort tlmo after and two roosters worn IniuiPdlntoly lib orated to keep thorn company. Tun remaining H blrdn will bo turned out IIiIh week, It m expected. MAUPIN VS. BEND GAME SCHEDULED Invnilorn to Arrlro Horn Ktinilay With Moroni of 15 KlrnlKlit Vlctorli-N Thli Keasoii. A ball team compoifd aliuont en tirely of overseas men, which has a record of 1C. stralnht victories thin noanon, will Invade Ilond Kuuday af ternoon to clanli with tho local nine, MaiuiKor Jmncn Clifford of the Ilond team announced today. Tho Invad er., undur tho mnnncement of Law renro Ktnvnll. will reprenont Maupln. They hnvo already defeated such aiKreKallons an Tlio Dalles, Madran, Itedmoiid. Wasco, Condon mid Ai)to- Idpo mid nro ready to knock off tho 1 0 tit win In Ilond, declares Stovall. Manager Clifford merely mentioned that his team In In tho bent shape of tho Hon no ii and In ready for any sort of'flRhl or frolic. CONVICTION RESULT OF A 250 MILE TRIP ILurnry Oitn, Paulina li-apix'r, Plrnd (Jullty on Triple Clint-go Of Violating r.'iuno lH. A SCO-mllo trip. 220 miles of tho dlntanco by nuto, nnd tho remainder on uorsohnck. taken by District Gamo Wardon II. McDonald, Thurnday re- nulled In a fine of f 12S and a CO-day Jail seulenco bolnc passed on Harney Owens of Paulina on tho triple chnrco of trappliiR out of season. trappltiK without n llcon-o, and hav Iiik benvor hides In hla possession. Owens was arented Juno ti by Warduu McDonald and pleaded guil ty In Justice court In Priuovlllo be furo Judr.0 llowmau yvsterday. iimwtmotnara8i;ams:un;:mtv:ii!s:tinaumimuiu:xmnittiin:tm.tKu:sa::sstits::n::ussunss: THE CONCRETE S-I-L-0 PERMANENT AS PYRAMIDS .When you erect u Silo, you want u Silo Unit will stand the test of wind, rain, snow, frost nnd sun. In the Hollow Concrete Silo Block you obtnin this feuture, nnd besides a concrete block is absolutely ' ilirc-proof. Will not warp when empty. No guy 1 lines necessary. v Eventually Concrete. Why Not Now? For specifications, write to Concrete Pipe Co. BEND, OR.EGON Makers of Culvert Pipo, Water Pipe, Irrigation , ' Pipe, Building Blocks, Hollow Silo Blocks Well Curbing. &;8Usnzuu:&:u2!Sttiwu:aum::ni:;nR:i!M SKYLINE ROAD WORKORDERED RECONNAISSANCE TO START SOON (Jrn.liiK i:iiiiiIimt Morion .Vomoil Ah Oiio of Kotii- Who Will He- lect Country in ('annnlon to lleTriiii'rM'il liy IliKlnviiy. Within the next few weeks, prolx" ably about July I, a recoiinalHsmico party will start to determine the koii erul country to bo traversed by tho Oregon Hkyllno highway, which In to run from tho Harlow Trail road to Crater loko, by way of the Three Misters. Information to this effect was received Wednesday by Forest Hupervlnor X. U. Jacobnon In Ii letter received from tho Portland district office, In which OrazliiK ISxamlncr Jack Morton of tho Deschutes forest mid Fred Cleator und AsslHtant En gineer Johnson, both of the district office, wero limited as three of the four who will compose tho party. The government men will start from tho McKonxlo pass mid will work either north or south as tho first hair of their task, the direction at first to bo taken having not yet been determined on. When finished with tho first part of their work, they will return to tho pass, und from thero complete the reconnais sance. Tho entire dlstnncn Is ap proximately 250 miles, Mr. Jncohson rntlmnton. and ho believes that It can bo gone over with llttlo diffi culty lit one seacon. Hough topographical data will bo secured mid, ns experts In various lines will composo tho personnel of the party, It Is expected, that unus ual scenic values can bo combined with practical worth. BEND WILL HAVE A NEW HOSPITAL Ktlahtlfchmoul on Kiinsa nnd Ktato KtreelN )o Ho Opvnol Monday My Mm. Hnttlo Mnlnr. Hemodollng of the large residence InilldlirK recently constructed on tho corner of Kansas nnd Statu streets In practically completed mid It will bo ready for use us a maternity mid surgical hospital on Monday, nn noiinccfl Mrs. Hnttlo Maine, owner mid manager of the now establish ment. Tho hospital will represent nn Investment In oxcess of 112,000. In addition to nurses' rooms, sur gery mid diet kitchen, rooms suffl clout to allow for tho admission of 10 pullonts will bo oponcd Monday. A largo porch will bo frequently used HEAVY RAINS HELP ALFALFA STOR'M COVERS MUCH ' OF COUNTY Mumper Ciop on Klixt Cutting Do- rln.'fil AMMiml An Itcsiilt of Dotwiponi', mill Munly MoikIh Di-ritf Omit lU-m-lU. After u prediction of "fair tonight mid tomorrow" had been emphatic ally made by tho weather mini last week, rain, accompanied by violent lightning mid thunder, started short ly before C o'clock on the afternoon of Juno 10th, coming to an end nn hour later. Precipitation was the greatest of any day during the spring or early summer, totaling ,211 of nn Inch, From liend to tho north, practi cally all of DeddiutcH county was reached by the storm, ns far as could bo learned, but according to advices received at the Oregon Trunk station from thu vicinity of Culver and Mclolliis, the rain had failed to reach either town. On tho Itoud-Ilurns rond, the storm ex tended six miles from hero, while a light sprinkle was noted 10 miles out. Dusty roads benefited greatly from tho shower, which will have tho further effect of virtually guaran teeing a bumper crop on tho first cutting of alfalfa, farmers declare. To tho north, In the country passed up by tho downpour, the lack of precipitation Is made up for by tho heavy downpour earlier In tho week. bnroly felt by Ilond. MORE RAIN COMES TO CHEER FARMERS With skies stilt overcast, Uend has totaled .1C of an Inch of rain In thrco days. The precipitation Is con sidered most opportune, coming at tho tbcginnlng of the growing sea son, nnd adds to thu possibilities for bumper crops on the farms whoso owners have been fortunate enough to get seed In. Ilonds aro benefiting greatly, tho dust being well laid by tho rains, motorists report, Tho precipitation of this and last week will bo especi ally noted on the range, stockmen declare. CHAUTAUQUA Opens in Bend Thursday for 6 Days Proludo Concert Impersonations Entertainment Locturetto ........ rawwwM K. OF P. CONVENTION SET FOR AUGUST 10 ! Important Plain For Kxenlon of Order to Couio L'p at National .Meeting In Minneapolis. Plans for extension of the .order and assumption of greater obliga tions for Its advancement will, ac cording to announcements sent out by the officers, be tho central thought nt tho next convention of tho Su premo Lodge Knights of Pythias. This legislative body of the order will be convened In Minneapolis on August 10, 1920, tho date having been recently changed from August 3 by official notlco from th su premo chancellor, according to nows wcelvcd hero today. Nearly 1,000,000 members of tho order In the United States and Can ada aro Interested in what will bo done nt this convention. Among tho many proposed changes in tho pres ent laws are those which will, If en acted, provldo for admission to membership at 18 years of ngo in stead of 21; llfo membership; chang es In funeral benefit laws, and a national tuberculosis sanatorium for members of tho order. ENGINEERS PREPARE HIGHWAY STATEMENT To prepare project statements for highway work in Central Oregon, A. K. Morris of Portland, engineer for tho stato highway commission, and If. C. Inglo of Tho Dalles, district engineer, wero in Uend today In tho course of a tour through Deschutes county. til i IH (I4M0BC0'BI4 I j Central Oregon Uarage j I REDMOND, QREGON I Exclusive Agentsfor Northwest Auto Co. for Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson Counties Selling 1 Marmon-Cole, Reo and Dort 1 Cars Bethlehem, Indiana and I Duplex Trucks mmo Daily Chautauqua Program Programs begin promptly Afternoons at 3:00 Evculngs at 8:00 FlitST AFTERNOON Introduction of Superintendent Chairman of Committee Our 1920 Chautauqua Superintendent Concert - Ithacan Male Quartot FIRST EVENING Jtliacan ... SECOND AFTERNOON Preludo . , - Hsrry Davles Singers Lecture "Keep Off tho Grass" Wood Drlggs of Kentucky SECOND EVENING Comic Opera "M Ik-ado" . Davles Light Opera Company THIRD AFTERNOON Entertainment - Scott Highlanders Inspirational Lecture "Shasta Daisies and Folks" Mae Guthrio Tonglor THIRD EVENINO Prelude , Scott Highlanders Lecture Oration "The Truth about Russia" Count Tolstoy FOURTH AFTERNOON Coucorl ........ .Carmollny's Old Colonial Band FOURTH EVENING Concort . . Carmellny's Old Colonial Band Solectlons-..-...,Lorralne Leo accompanied by Old Colonial Band FIFTH AFTERNOON FIFTH EVENING Proludo Eutertttiumont ..-.... .... -..The Spraguoa Community Lecture "What I Think of Your Town" W. II. Nation SIXTH AFTERNOON ' Proludo ............................... ..-.....-...-..St. Ccollla Orchestra Lecturo . ... .- - w...Thps. McCIary SIXTH EVENINO Pageant : ...........-.... . Junior ChauUuquans Grand Closing Concert . ....St. Cecilia Sinking: Orchestra NOTE. Sunday Programs will bo changed to conform strictly to tho sacred oharactor of tho day. MUM Season Tickets $2.75, and War Tax. SAVING URGE ON NEW RATES MOItK THAN 92,0011 I.V CAHll ItK- IIATIJH PAID OUT IlV I.OCAfi INHUHANCr. AfKNTH 1'OM.OW IX HKCKN'T ItKniJCTIOXH. Reductions In rates for flro Insur ance In Uend, made as the result oC the surrey last wlntor by representa tives of the Oregon Rating bureau, and mora particularly because- of determined protests by Mayor J. A. Kastcs domnndlng a still further lowering of the rates, have been fol lowed by cash rebates on policies sold since December 1, 1919, amounting to slightly In excess of $2000, It was learned Saturday from figures given nut by tho various In surance agents of tho city. In addition to this, thero is a con siderable amount, agonts say, cred ited to renewals, instead of cash re bates being made, whlto there also remains to bo added to tho total the saving which will bo made on new policies. Insurance sold previous to December 1 is not affected by the new rates, which were retroactive only to that date. tntect Mother's Sacrifice, The last act In the life of the female cochineal Insect Is to lay a largo num ber of eggi, upon which her dead body rests, protecting them- from the burn ing rays of the sun until the little ones emerge. 04BBK; i Male Quartot Elslo Mae Gordon ..The Spraguoa V. II. Nation iff 4 il