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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1922)
PAOR 4 THK llKXO 1ULI.KTIX, DAILY KltlTlOX, 1IKX1, OHKdOX, TIU'ltSD.l V, M.tlU'll HI, IIKH1. Man-O' War ka , Here Is shown a bit of horseflesh .which will b (Watched with great deal of in (tcrcst for the next (two or three years, ft is the Ifirst colt from the (fastest horse ever bred, M a n o' jVar, now retired, p" h e newcomer vas born last (week in IcxinR jton, Ky. The colt should show just what may be ex pected of it at two ,or three years of ape. Man-'o-War ifirst showed hit (wonderful speed as a two-year-old. (The colt's mother i s Masquerade, herself of very last diooo. ELEVEN WORLD RECORDS BROKEN I1EETS DURING THE WINTE Hy Henry I.. Fan-ell (United Praia Staff Correspondent.) NEW YORK, Match 16. Kleven worlds records broken, two eo.unlled tind four established contributed to the most successful indoor athletic season of history which is just draw ing to a closo. Several marks, which through 20 years of residence or more on the books, were thought to be permanent were ousted by a new generation that seems to know no limit of speed and endurance. The outstanding figure in the ranks of the record breakers was the little Chicago taxi-driver. Joie Ray. He always has been a great little running machine, but he was more than "right" this season. Ray broke three world's records. When he ran a mile and a quarter in 5:33 3-5 he broke a record that had been in print for 27 years. He made new marks of 6:42 3-5 for one mile and a half, and S:31 2-5 for 3, 000 meters. Ray's performances were not ex actly sensational. For him to break records is no surprise, as he has been doing It for so long. The role of a sensation fell to Bob McAllister, 22 year old New York cop, who stepped from the ranks of the unknown into four new worlds records. McAllis ter, who "runs like a farmer,' dashed 150 yard3 in 14 3-5 seconds, estab lishing new records along the way as follows: 110 yards 10 3-5 sec onds; 120 yards, 11 4-5 seconds; and 130 yards, 12 3-5 seconds. Allen Woodring, 200 meter Olym pic champion, made a new world's mark of 31 1-5 seconds for 300 yards. Two college boys knocked a record off the books that had stood for 10 years for the high Jump. John ny Murphy, Notre Dame, first beat the mark with a jump of 6 feet 4 E-8 inches, only to have it taken away from him by Brown, of Dart mouth, who cleared the bur at C feet 4 3-4 Inches. Loreu Murchlnson, member of the 400 meter team that made a world's record at the Olympic games, set a new mark of 6 2-5 seconds of 60 yards. Jake Driscoll broke bis old record for 500 yards when he stepped the distance In 5 8 3-5 seconds. Two new relay marks were also established. The Penn State quartet BANKS ARE OPTCMISTIC A reasonable supply of optiinlnm hecomen the circulation mifUum of community Kpirit and individual Hucccfcf and new Tco much optimism nut founded on actual business fart and condition in an great an injury as well founded optimism is a MpAfdnr. A well managed bunk adopt the latter policy and be come Mm diNcriirilmitiiiK diMKeminator of the hnppy golden mean in biiHineKH. Knowledge of what comditutef afe buslnesH conditions on the pi!'t of bunk haH lifted thin country over many a tem porary ftcare. The, wave of doitht and fear In dispelled by well founded and choeifiil optimism and the nuii-shinc of hope gcln com munity radiation. Thoio important funrtlonn in community pyc.ho!oKy are hehii performed daily and all the year around hy bunking organizatlonH. - What would happen to huslncKK and the financial h(u bility and credit of our 'country if the hankei-H became pessimal Ic? la (he Hprvtre of thin commtmllv and of Its patrons the I'lKST NATIONAL IJAXK OK iilvl, OlUXiO.V, Htands for well founded optimiKin as the ha-dft of better btisl.ie: con ditioiVH and prosperity for all. THE FIRST NATIONAL DANK 1 Proud Daddy 1 1 made a mark of 7:37 4-5 for two miles and the Georgetown tour ran the medley relay in 7:41 2-5 for a new record. Walking marks were nlso broken by Willie riant, w ho holds nearly every record on the books. He walked 3000 meters In 12:45 1-5 and added one more W. R. to his list. Harold Cutbill, the "Flying Par son" equalled Joie Ray's record of 2:13 2-5 for 1000 yards and W. A. Comins, the Yale freshman, equalled the world's record of 7 1-5 seconds for 70 yards. KNIFE VICTIM HAS SISTER IN COUNTY Hort C. Partridge, Stabbed lly Rail roader At Kootenai, Ranch Visitor Two Years Ago. Word of the stabbing to death of Bert C. Partridge, brother of Mrs. Seth Stookey of Horse Ridge, was received here today from Kootenai, Idaho. The stabbing took place In butcher shop at Kootenai, and Part ridge died at Sand Point where he i We Have Received a j Shipment of Conway Array Tents j I All our Tents are made ' from Government stan- , ; dard 29 in. white duck. ! We do not handle old : Tents. Come in and look i them over. If we have ! not the size you want ; we can get it for you. j ' Bib Overalls at 80c 4 pair Army Cashmere i ; Bib Overall, Urge Hi.e....Sl.l!) 1 Sox for g I .til i I For Saturday and Monday SPECIAL, ; United Army Stores ' Oregon Street, near the 1 ; Court House Entrance. ! Saturday Only ! A limited amount of Soap, Laundry and Toilet, at wonderful low prices. Crane Oil Soap, limit 5 bars, per bar 5c White Laundry Soap, limit 25 bars, 25 bars....$l.()0 Tine Tar with Glycerine, 16 bars for $1.00 reefs Mechanic's Soap, 12 bars for $1.00 Large Bath Tablets, 13 bars for $1.00 Floating Castele, extra large, 13 bars for $1.00 Another shipment of those Glass Mixing Bowls; set of 5 bowls, 5, G, 7, 8 and 9 inch, per set $1.00 FAIR Summer Underwear BURKE OF N. D. LOSES IN WALL STREET John M. Burke, three times gov ernor of North Dakota and later treasurer of the United States until last year, is reported to have lost his entire business and personal fortune in the failure of the New York linn of Kardos and Burke announced this week. was taken for medical treatment. Sam Clark, a fellow employe of Part ridge's on the Northern Pacific, is being held pending. Investigation. Partridge was in Deschutes coun ty visiting his sister two years ago. What Some Names Mean. Siberia nlgniflc "thirsty." Slrlly la "the country of grapes." Asia slunl fles "In the middle." Italy signifies "a country of pitch." Hiberniu Is "ut mulsr," or last habitation. Britain la "the country of tin," great quantities being found in It. Wright Hotel Under new management Lunch and Dinner, family table style, 40 cents per plate. Room and Board. Reasonable Rates. M. S. ELLIOTT Manager LATEST and SNAPPY STYLES IN Men's Furnishings At Prices That Satisfy. Heme of Society Brand Clothing. ''. - 1 T . -A ' If SHOE REPAIRING Shop in rear of Store; oldest established Shoe Shop in the city. LOVEN'S 1017 BOND STREET STORE Notions and Hosiery Metaphysics. The second mem ilis,,iery of the tlreek thinkers wns luetnphyslrs. Now adays metaphysics U rewiml Ivy soma in our llnlilest effort In reach the high est truth. iiihI sr. nil, m ,y nihers as tin) slllu-st of wild k,mim i'Iiiihi'S. I inn Inclined to rate II, like miiuIiIhk, as a highly itralirylm; liiilnl-ciue to those who like It, ami as IniliilKeurea relatively Innnceni I'rof. J. II, Uoliliison, In "Mind In Hie Miiklni;." SpritiK Is coniinx and with It comes tho desire to ttet out Into (ho moun tains. With a fow weeks of hiiu shlno road conditions will ho good and a ridn out into the country on Sunday or In (ho ovuiiIiik will do (he wife and kiddles moro Rood tliun a barrel of medicine. We Haye Just The Car You Want Used Ford- All know the Joys a Kord brlnus if It la a Kood ono and this one is a Dear! This Used Haines-- Is priced bo low ono could af ford to usn It one summer and throw It away. Hut you won't havo to. After uslim tho cur thin summer, you can then soil It for all you pay for It. We Have a Real Buy in a Buick Call and Bee thin cnr. In per fect condition In appearance, and mechanically. Any of those cars may ho boiiKlit for a small payment down, and easy monthly payments. To seo thoae cars la to know bow reasonably they are priced. The Paige Your wlfo will onoy drlvltiR thla super car an much a you. Tho performance, durability, low cost of upkeep and oitHy control wins friends hy all who Know too Pnlj?n. Love, the Levelar, Thero in nun Held In which Ilia wine mail ami (he fool meet mi a common level. That la when they full In Invit and take their puns In hand. Oregon Journal. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS rtuMMtHl ftitwrtlihiff rlmritB iwr Uu 10 eniU fir ilU wurtU ur Um. Out rent r won! for nil ivr 0. All dtuullM lvortu tnir wtrlclly rwh hi inlviinft'. FOR SALE A KKW HI'Mi'lAI. IIAIttl.MNS UKIiKt.TKO Kltil.M tint LIST, WKST SI UK 1 1 SOU Five room IiiiUku with fuinl Illl'O, Illl'IMI loin, huHcmeut, Kooil Kiirileii noil. $H7Ct) SovtMi mum uioilnrii hoiuie, newly ItiilHwuiliieil, a Iiii'ku buHouienl. CKNTKIt ! $20110 Income property: now rented I and puyiim ItiKi a your. $1000 A kooiI hiiiuII luiiiHu with a I larae lot. f I S&0 Kour room Iiiiiihh, nice law n, on lielawaio avi'iuin. 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