The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, July 13, 1922, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextminuiuiiinHiiuiitiiitiiiiiniiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiininiuiiiiiiiniiiuntntiiiitRiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiuitnimiiiiiiiu BEND HAPPENINGS FROM DAY TO DAY tuiiniiinniuiHUiniiiiUMiiiMiuuiuiimuuiiiiiiiMuiHUMiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiitiiuiiitutittiitiiiiiuiiiiiiuuKiuiuuwiiHiui Wednesday Chimin Kitllny In In Porlluml for itxii in I II it t f oil by Ilin viiItiiiih' liqreau. Mrx. 13. li. Clnrk of Lu Pine, with lntr two chlldiou, In visiting In I'ort litiul. , Mr, ii ml Mm, N, (). Jncohson loft lust night fur Chicago In bo gone fur suvornl weeks. MrH, A ii im Bryant nnil diuiKlilor uro visiting for fuw day with friends In Hodmnnd, T. II, I'enliiHou of Htievlln-lllxon (,'iunii I, Ik In Portland far treatment by mi uyo specialist, MrH, J. Charles Hinlth will teavo tonli'.ht for Now York on u buying trip fur tlm I'nrlHliui sloru. Mr, ii ml Mm, Charles Haines linvn Kiini.ti) rortliinil wheru Mr, Haines will tecolvo mi'illciil treatment, F. P. lltitilmnl nnil f ii tn 1 1 x are luavlug thlN evening ly unto for the Willamette vulloy wheru thoy liituml III IllClltl', Tho Ladles' Alii society of thu Lulhiiran chinch will moot tlili even, lug with Mm, I'd win Johnson ul her liomn tit 2!H Jefferson I'lncii. J. W, Foster, furinurly of Bond, urrlvvil In tlm rlly tlilu mornliiK ilrlv lug In from I'ortlitnil, Id) will Hpunil kovonil days fishing In thu vicinity of lie ml before returning to ti Im hoiuu, Af Kir conferring with tho engliinor nnil director of the Tumalo Irrlgu tlon district, mid thu slulo engineer rolullvo to tint wutur mid power rlr.l'tn Hlttint ton un tin) Deschutes, T. II. Foley of tho Hend Water. Light & 1'owt'r Co., ruturncd to Ili.'iid thin morning from Kulnm, Mm. C. IMgur Tllxel unit (laugh torn" havo ruliirnud from linker, whore Mm. Tlticl went to meet hor daughter, Mary Kllzahcth, who wiih returning to llund from n trip cast. Previous to thu trip tu linker, Mrx. Tltxtil nnil her daughter, llulcn, Imd enjoyed suvural weeks of itiotorltiK to various point of Intercut about the (Into. Tuesday Mr. and Mm. Frank I'itcI vull of Mllllcun, ur In tho city toduy. ! . 1). T. .(.'urinoily mu on u business trip to Itcdiiiond mid Prllicvlllo Ihlit afternoon. Minn Helen Downline. Monographer In the law officii of II. II. DeArinonil. U on her vacation. Tom Connolly, Mmipln sheepman, started two bundn of sheep for their nimnier range In thu Cascinles todny, F. II. Htiinley, timber cruiser. In leaving noon on trip to Spokane, Intending to bo ijimiu for several weekii. 1, ' i Mm. Fnnulo W. I'lilmmton, of 46 Greeley, will leave thin evening for u two wecks' vlnll In Heattle mid llol llnghnm. Franz X. Aruns of Hood lllvor. ur- rived IIiIm morning with MrH. Arons tu Mpond tho summer nl Klk lake. Thin wilt bu tho third summer Hpulit by Mr. Arons nt thin spot. Thu body of Krnost Fulton, smolti ered to death In thu shnvlng bill lit thu Brooks-Scuiilon J mil limine Hun day uvunliiKi wan shipped to Unlor- , prUo thin mornliiK for burial. W. K. Lawrence of thu bureau uf plant Industry, left this mornliiK on it trip to Lower IlrldKu. Ho In Inves tigating thu possibility of whltu pine " blluter runt Infcctlon-flii thu tlmbur In Contrnl Oregon. Louis lleiinett, Cnsslo Flynti and L. M. McltoynoIdH planned to drlvo to Hodmoud this iifternoon on busl iium In coniioctlou with thu 1). 0, IC. K. cnrnmouliit which In plalijied for llund tutor In thu Humniur. Mr. and Mm. II. K. Alton returned .to Uond Hunday nlKht from Orator lako, whom thoy wont to moot Mm. Alton's niothor, MrH. K. I). Wilson. Mm Wilson roturnud to Ilond with f.'them to visit for Bovnral months. T. II. Fofoy wont to Bnlom yester day to confor with dlroctom of tho Deschutes county inunlclpnl improve mont district and tho statu onglnoor In regard to possible damiiRnH to tho locnl power plant by tho HtornKo of water for Irrigation. J, II, JuffrloH and family spout .Sunday at SprliiK rlvnr, Mm. CharloB W. Thornthwalto of Aimboltn, California, a formor. real dont of llonrt, U vlnltliiK nt tho liomo of Mm.- (loorgo I). Oovo. Dr. John lloBHon roturnod Sundny from Portland, nccompanlod by Dr. I'. 10, Halu of that city, who Hint lilRht loft again for hlH homo. Monday , John CroiilnJoWowll niHto was ' In Bond Saturday. ' T. J. (Julgloy .qf ltodmon)l, Is In . Uond today on UubIiioab. 0. Ij. Out, fllfltors niorchuut, wns In ' ;Ilond an business today. on tho DuBchutua nbovu Hand yuntur day, John II, llucholtx in a do n good catch of trout nt I'rliiglo I'iIIm Kiiii day. J, I). DavldHoti und family mid L. A. W. Nixon nml family npuul Hunday on thu Mutollus, It, N. Ilucliwalter und K, J. Klnne Kiin mndii n good catch of trout on Llttlu river Hunday, Frank Owen, who has been In I'ortlund for mium time, returned to lleml Hnturday night, Frank JCulp, who linK been at Hen Hide for IiIh health for nevcrul wuolis, has returned to llitiid, Jon Htorlnger mid family and Frank l'urry mid family itpent Hun day afternoon at Kprlui: river. Thu inoruliii: train wiih uii hour Into thin iiiomlug, duu to uugltiu trou ble between Itcilniond mid Ilond. Mr. mid Mm, Myron II.Hyiiious and children left Hunday to drlvu to Can non Ilcach to Kpund thulr vacation, A. A. Warner was In I lie city to day from Hllver Lake conferring with DenchuteH National forent offlclaU. Claude Vumlevert mid Mm. C. J. Catlow are vlHltom In lleml today from thu Vaiiduvurt ranch at Harper, Mr and Mm, Ueorgu Hliort, for merly of Ilond, have roturnod from Wyiith, whuu they buvu boon for hcv era I month". Hubert Laherty ruturncd to Ilond liiHt night after a month' outing. Ho iicromti.'iuled Mr. and Mrs. F. V. ltower of Vancouver. J. K. Jolnmon, who Himtnlned a broken arm on thu Fourth, when he was kicked by a borne, went home from thu lioipltal today. Charles Haines will leave tonight for Portland with hl wife, who will receive medical treatment. Hho bus been 111 I nee In Februury, Dr. Harney Ferrel and family mid Mlas Murgnrut O'Kliea vlMlted Todd lake yenterday, driving to Dutchman's flat und wulklng on to thu lake. William llanley of Ilurux. irejil dent of thu State Chamber of Com merce, arrived In Ilond this morning from Portland, on his way to llurns, K. L. Thompson, liiHiirmiro adjust er. Is In lleml toduy from Portland to ndJilHt tho Iohh on tho L. W. Lev- erelt nir, dumuged In a flro last Wed nesday. ' Mr, and MrH. J. M. Juiissen and children left this morning for Wash ington and Ilrltlsh Columbia on an auto camping trip, to bu gonu for three or four weeks. Mr. mid Mm, Hugh O'ICane mid Mrs. K. J. Wright will drlvo across the McKonzIn pass Wednesday on their 'way to Seaside, whero Mm. O'Knuo will spend n mouth Or more. Superintendent Cannon of thu Hood lllvcr schools, and C, U, Corno llus, Hood ltlver man who tins a ranch near lledmniid, were In Ilond toduy on their way to thu lakes, for an out ing. C. K. Olson mid Lonnlu Hclsho, prominent Sherman count)' wheat growers, arrived In Ilond this morn ing on their way to their summer homes nt Camp Sherman on tho Mo tollus, J, L. Hons, formerly of Heiut, now proprietor of a pool hull In Lodl, Cal., and J. L. Itogers, L. V. Llovllch, nml L, M, Welch, are In llund on their way to tho Central Oregon lakns on n fishing trip, A meeting of the Woman's Civic league Is uunuuncod to bo hold at 3 o'clock tomorrow aftornoon nt tho city rest room In tho Miner building. All mombom are urged to attend ns Important business Is to come up for discussion. Klloou Allco Tlernoy, 22 months old girl who wiih burned Inst wook, Is recovering rapidly at tho St. Charles hospital, In splto of tho fact that sho has pneumonia In addition to having boon badly burned. She Is n daughtor of Mr. and Mm, Hugh Tlomoy. Mr. and Mrs. Q. 10. Olson loft to day to drlvy to Spokane, whoro Mr. OIboh wll spend Boveral wooks. Mrs. Olson will go from thoro to Fair mont, Minn., to visit with hor family, whom bIio has .not soon for fourteen years. Tho Olsons oxpoct to return to Ilond In about two months. Snlos of Ford cars nro roportcd by tlio Contrnl Orogdn Motor Co. to O, Peterson of Tumalo, Scott Healer of Fort Il6rk, Hnlpli Wostor of Fort Hock, tho Hoi)d-Sllvor Lnko Staga Co,, Karl Woymotith, lj W. Wanks and James Kmtokor, Anothor con signment Is oxpoctod to nrrlvo about July 10. Louis Honnott and Ills fathor, S. L. Honnotti.'mndo a Batlufsctory catch of trout onMljp rlvor nottr T.wln'jakos Sutitfny.nonnott roportod on hlo ro- turri to Hend. Other raombora -of ihoJ pnrfy, Including II. II. DoArmond, M. A, Palmor, L. M, Fobs and J1.'!!. Han- fished on thu rlvor np) at. tho lakes. Hwlmmlug nt Huttlo lake Is now good, according to II. C, Kills, who was n niombgr of ri pnrly wliO mndo tlio trip to tho Mdtnllus rlvor and to thti lake Sunday, Tlio road to Hluo laku Is now completed, nml turnouts fiiivo hnuh built. Mountain lilies nro almost n thing of thu past for this sen lion on tlm Mefollus as thoso not already picked are fading, ncordlng to Kills, Mombom of tho party wuro Mr. mid Mm. Hills', Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Lawlor. Mrs. Kthol Tllman, Mm, Mnrgnrot Jlozorlh, Miss Juanlta Oil IIS, Miss Noll Mnrkel, Miss Kthol Huutln, C. T, Torrll and Dr. (Irani Skinner, Saturday (leori'o Currlo of Tumalo was In Hcnd on business Friday, W, I). Daggett, Hodmond attorney, wus In Ilend on Friday. James Cram, Prlnovlllo pioneer, Is spending tho day In Hand. Frank Hoguo of La Pine was In Hcnd yesterday to buy a Juwett car, MIrs' Ilortonso Wells of Ontario Is n guest of Mrs, Kmma U. Hrodcrlck, Ueorgu HatoH has purchased a Maxwell from thR Hond Motor Serv ice Co. Donald M. firaham and Samuel Stoln of Prlnovlllo woro In Ilond yes terday. Mr, and Mrs, O, J. Hamlin und Hoy lliitnlln of Tumalo woru In Ilond yesterday. L. Antles mid It. S. Hamilton left this afternoon to drlvu to llurns on business, Tho frame of tho American Ex press building was completed yester day, with thu exception of tho roof. C. W. Woodruffo, resident engineer for tho stnto highway commission, was In Hcnd yesterday from Prlno vlllo. W. L, Coffey has purchased a now Olds car und will start with his fam ily next weok on n trip to North Carolina, Miss Margaret Spauldlng left on Friday for Portland, to visit there for a short time before going to Snoho mish for ii stay of several months, MVs Cyril Stutfleld of Seattle Is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hayes, for two" or threo vvuksu. Shu arrived In Hend Friday. Mr. und Mrs. Klmer Wurd, who were murrled hero u week ugo. re turned on Friday from their honey moon trip to Portland and the beaches. L. N, House went to Portland lust night, called by thu serious Illness of his wife, who went there several weeks ago, II. II, Do Armond, Louis Honnott and his fathor, S. L. Honnott; L. M. Foss, M. A. Palmer and J. II. Haner and his sons, Frank nd Halph, left this iifternoon to spend Sunday at Twin lakes. Jack Horton, grazing examiner for Knstcru Oregon, left lust night for Portland, for u conference on range appraisal . with tho Portland forest office itatcr lie will go to Dufur mid cascade locks. Miss Carol Iloyd returned from Corvallls yestorday. Sho attended O. A. C. during tho past year and has been working In Corvallls since. Sho oxpocts to spend the summer in Hend with her family. Mrs. A. ?.. Dorrls or Hcrkcley, Cal., Is visiting nt tho homo of her coubIii, Mrs, Walter O. Coombs. Mrs. Coombs mot her cousin on tho way to Hend, nt Klamath Falls, Miss Helen Johns accompanied her on thu trip. K. C. Kaufman of the Union Con trnl Life Insurance Co., which bus considerable money loaned in Cen tral Oregon, was In Hond yesterday on business, returning last night to Portland. Ills fnthor Is western finan cial representative of the company. Friday W. N.'llay of Tumalo is In Hend today on business, ' Mrs. Viola Asho loft last night for Portland, to vUlt for threo weeks. Mrs. C. J. Dugan left last night tor Portland, to visit tor two months, P. 11. Johnson left today to drive to Nowport to spend the summer. Mm. Walter Oilbort of Portland is visiting at tho D. I). Stuart home. Carl Melstor loft last night tor Woodland, WuBhlngton, on u vaca tion. A. II. JnckBon loft but night for Portlnnd, nttor spondlng yestorday, In Hond. A. D. Fostor of Prlnovlllo, Crook county nssessor, wus in Hond yester day oi) business. D. II, Wpod and family havo re turned from Crator lako, whoro they spent tho Fourth. , Ilobart Bhnofor was operated on yostordny afternoon at a local hospi tal for appendicitis. Mlko Mnylleld, promlnont cattle mnn of tho uppor Deschutes, is in Hond today on business, Miss ,EIsIa,AndCT8on, , who has boMi visiting herd from 8eattlo, loft last .nffeht for hor fiom ..there. C, .'Cleveland ntnl family of Port lnbd Svoro in Uond today on .their wny io, Klk .lako on a fishing trip. Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Haines caught Tfiii jigi iT7jT7i l7ll Half-Price On All Our Spring and Summer Coats and Suits To Move Them Out Quickly : ' Every coat in stock is involved at figures by far the most sensational-values of the season. Long- coats, shot t coats, all kinds of coats, compise, the assortment in various colored fabrics and style3 that will prove popular for fall wear. It is necessary at this time of the year to reduce our stocks, so these must go regardless of their actual worth, and you will find here sav ings too big to miss. ALL AT II ALF PRICE Co-Operative Shoes Give Satisfaction That's What Makes Men Ask for Them Leadership In any field Is not a matter of one man's opinion, or ot another man's prejudice. It Is the verdict ot the deciding majority. The rec ognized leadership of Co-operative shoes Is not due to any claims wo have made for them, but to the satisfaction they are giving those' who are wearing them. They are shown in vlcl kid, Havana brown calf and tan or brown calf In several new, smart lasts with regular or Invixlblu eyelets with Coodycar welt soles in light or medium weight. All sizes. Oxfords at ... - - . - ?T.T." Shoes at Other makes from THE QUALITY 15 weight, this week at Klk lake. Flies were used. Mrs. Alfred Fordcn nnd Mm. John llngen left last night to visit a sister at Kverett. Wash., and a brother at Portfand. Mr, and Mrs. Wondcll Thompson, who havo been visiting with relatives hero, hnve returned to their homo In Portland. Miss Winifred Nelson, who has beau visiting with Miss Frances Thompson, bnB returned to her homo in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank May Iioto re turned from a wedding trip spent at Folojr Springs. Mrs. May was for iiidrly Mrs. Leota Davis. David Lynes of Crescent Is visiting his son, Pearl Lynes, at tho Tumalo fish hatchery, ot which tho younger Lynes Is superintendent, C. P. Niswonger, Jarcd Wenger nnd C, K. Norcott left this afternoon for Gold lake on a fishing trip. They will return tomorrow night. James K. Ilodett, McMlnvllle attor ney. Is lu Hend on a combined busi ness and pleasure trip. He will re turn to his homo this ovonlng. Theodore Funk and his daughter, Mrs. Jack Sangston, and her child, ot Tncoma, nro visiting at the home ot Mr. Funk's son, Harry J. Funk. Pete Harris, formerly proprietor of tho Silver Grille, leaves tonight for Newcastle, Pennsylvania, where ho will go into business with his brother. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Caldwell nro narontB of nn eicht-nound bnbv boy. born nt' i 6'clock this morning nt tho Cnldwoll ranch, three miles enst ot Hond., 'Dm. nesson nnd Woerner have taken nn additional office room In tho Doschutes Investment Co. building, tho olllce being now located in room No. 8. .. Mr. nnd Mm. S. L. Bennett of Med ford, parents of Louis Dennett ot this city, are hero tor n fevluvs, intend ing to lonvo to spend tho summer nt Kast lnko. E, A. Drown nnd family, who, left Ilond Wednesday to cross tho McKon zto pass, tound tho road easy to trhvel, according to a wire rccolved today by Drown'B sister, Mrs. E. 0. Stndtor. Mm. F. S. Stevens left Inst night for Qraijlto Falls," WoBh., to visit hor son for a short time. Later Bho will go 'to Cannon Hoach, whero sho will spond tho summor with Mfs. Frnnk It, Prlnco, hor daughter, -who'Vill loavo Bond next wook. , r J. B. Qauldln,- lookout last year at. tho Pino Mountain station, la leaving jT l l?j i ji j t j 1 1 1? II I? 1 gifj I?Tf ff i IFH WOMEN'S BAGS Vanity bags and novelty purses display -j newness that is certain la arrest your attention. Styles aro good, all aro expertly made and from good materials- many are fitted. Prlcod at5!. " i $J,05 If You a-Traveling Must Go, Choose One of These Hand Bags .. .. as a friendly companion. Many times' oh your trip .yon wilt thank yourself for making, tho In vestment, i.'j : These bags of heavy leather and kerulol t!T como the knocks of the baggage man or porter, (lood selection 9.1.75 toCO-SO Suitcases $1.73, tp JffigS .!JJ-i(). $t).(, $0.50 $i.0ff up MANMHEIME STORE have charge ot the construction of tho new lookout station at that point. On its completion be will be lookout for the balance of the season. Tho name of Kdward P. Valltchka was overlooked in yesterday's list ot Hcnd students at U. ot O. He Is a sophomore In the school of journal ism, his grades being: Reporting and copyreading IV, advertising IV, advertising laboratory II, first year Spanish IV, military science III, physical education IV, practical eth les III. Thursday W. It. Lawson of Redmond it r visitor In Bend today. George B. Aitken. druggist ot Sis ters, is In Bend today. Frnnk Jeske was operated on Mon day nt n local hospital. L. M. Foss returned this morning from a trip to Portland. J. K. Johnson is at n local hospital, suffering from a broken arm. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wilt of Sisters nre spending the day in Bend. W. P. Vandevert of Harper is in Bend for a visit of several days Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnmes McLufekey arc paren(s of a baby girl, born Mon day. Mm. Chet Springer will leave to night for Seaside, to spend the sum mer. Mrs. R. A. Smltb.left laft nlght for Portlnnd, to visit for a week or ten days. Will Carver of Salem, who was in Bend yesterday, left last night for Madras. - , . , I, II, Wnrd and A., U.Yancey ot Prlnovlllo wcro in Bend today on business. Miss. Florence Curry has returned from Portland, whcrqjihp visited tor two weeks. A. II. Jackson, Portland salesman, arrived In Bend this morning tor his regular visit. Charles Elpchen of tho Arnold dis trict was opcrntcd on nt a local hos pital this weok. j , , N. 8. Olson nnd foiully retyped to Redmond last night after spending the Fourth in Bond. Mrs. Maudo Hodge, who has been a patient at tho St. Cliires hospital, wont home yestorday. George Campbell, son. of J, W. Campbell of Bend, was operated on yesterday nt n local hospital. A.. M. Prlnglo and. Tracy Fatrchlld roturncdj this morning from Seaside where, they, hovo .boon fpn iBerorni f ifi i 1 1 jlTi TIT? ItgiTi Ij ;?Tj III1; Tf i jifi'i iT?gy i " '' ' ' ' rzr i - of BEND W. L. Wright, local expressman, cut his forearm this morning, five stitches being required to close tho wound. Harold Sayler left last night for The Dalles, where he will be om- . ployed in the Walther-Wiliams auto repair shop. Mr. and Mrs, Willam F. Trombleo and son, formerly ot Bend; have re- I lurneu irom wycin io ma He meir home here. M. 11. Horton ot the Horton Drug Co. left yesterday with his family to drive to Gold Hill and Mcdford on a two weeks' vacation. Mr. and Mm. R. S. Dart, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hansen, and Miss Helen Johns drove to the'ih.ead J-Bjrrlng river to spend the Foufttw- Mrs. Catherine Martin tand daugh ter. Miss Margery Martin, Df Renfrew, Ontario, are guests at the home ot Mrs. Martin's nephew, ,3. P. Hen neesy. J. Levy, special ngent-for-th Hart ford Insurance company, Is in Bend I today. He plans (o leave tomorrow on a fishing trip to the lakes of Cen-. Mcrlo Moore, formerly manual' training instructor Irere, hop gone in to the hatchery business In Corvallls. He will specialize In tho production of white leghorns. , , Harry Relngold', former Bend-.mer-chant, Is proprietor of a Jewelry" storo in Los Angeles, according totword re ceived here by friends. Relngold 'was for years a part owner in tbe.,Gcldeu Rule store. , i ' ,!; E. A. Brown and family, who have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs,,E. O. Stadter, loft yesterday to drive jjome to Salem across the Mckqnile.pass. Brown, who is a brother' .Mrs. Stadter,, is advertising mangaer .ctho Salem Capital Journal, j, Fred N. Wallace, It. II. Bayjy.aii'l A. J. Gonnason ot. Tumata wejfl in Bond today on business in connection with tho Deschutes County Municipal Improvement district.. Work tqn,, tho dam for .the Turanlq project, tmjpply ing water o this 'district, vf III ,b"e.8lu - i i- j) Rev. 8. A. Stotisoth.nmstor of. the Lutheran church, roturnod this morn ing from Knumclaw, Wasb. whero blB wlfo died last, week.- Previous to Coins to Enumclawi Rev. tKeps'etb was, ,ln . tho oast, for a national cou terence of' tho Norwigjaw Iulfjernn church. Hastening West t receiving- renea cauraciaw .anu; wua wi.aer ' - R'S pr flaebelor mptttojtifhpra .jig ph j days., t j, i .