The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, October 01, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textu THE HKN'I) Iflft.I RTi M, DAILY KIMTION, RES'!). ORIXiOM, TfM'lJS'.D Y, OCTOBER I. 1925 PAGE a Greater Interest Than Ever Shown In World Series Games GAME STRONG SAYSHEYDLERl Seat Sales Deny Rumor Sport Is Slipping ill. p, UamI rYlmtoTht Ikml Bulletin) Nl'.w VOriK, Ocl, l Tremendous interest ihal Ii bAluii bown In i ii world lorlAA iiii year between thol iVnablnf ton senators And IbA Pitta llUrih iilruii'H disprove any claims j that bnva boon made Ihnl baseball . bIIiiiiIiii: In Ibe Affection of llii'l public, Aooordlni to John A, lltydler, I proAldonl or IhA National Iaabua. Iteydler idnltA (hut omuaI rlaltornl ! imiiiv iif the hlc lenmic narks this' Anion tiiicln think ibe Attendance who fulling oil. hill In' "iil'l llii' honks lu hia Iaabua i i t not ihow Any ati loan of buelaeea j Washington "TlK' iri slilclila .if ht Iwii lnK''" I l-hlluilxlpllill Art AlwAy nlloUAd certain nomborlgi Lonla .it tlobela for th" world nrlM ami I i) troll have never bud an many a ul !" I" ( Ii lease for m llrkels or an iiiuny rco.inis lo uba arhal laflaenea might bare In helping friends 111 liny Ul kcls. " lie lAldi "TBA rilliiliniKh i Inn nAA ilinpoaeii nf nil lla reserved seals anil I under- land thai the Waahlnston olub nlao la iniiililr lo nrcopl Bay more uppll callous Thla aurely niual iBdlOAtA thai the Klinie la In fcood liealtli nun baa loal none of lla popularity " Halt IBB In I lie New York tlBBBOlBl district allll aliowa IhA I'lrutcs lo be the favorllea Hi win al to '., There hna. hern very little WmhliiKton money lu sight, hut thla rail I plained One hellltlA romiulaalnlier aid today that he had II U he I mi Washington lint ua aooli as II ! rould he learned definllely thai Bacby Harris ami Robh Peekta penBh would ie m Dondlllon to pla) KiffhtH and Fighters tit r. i .. i anjrelalka ni.i iiuiMim NKW YOltK. Del I TO BUB) Mil 1. 1 European welterwelghl and middieweiabt chaaiploa, vob It raaad daatalafj from Morrle Bcblalf fer oauna, Jk llvle, Plttabarth welterweight, won a lu round decl alon from I'aul Doyle. New Y'ork I'AIHS, Oct I Marcel Nlllua. for-S nfer rreaah baayywelifbi cbkmploni' kaocked "ut Jack Taylor, American) I.eKI". Ill the him lilld liillllil ST. l.ot'lM. Ocl I JUray (lorry of Si lantls Al knoiked out In tb alxtb round alter laktnr a maun. at the hands of Phil Kaplan. Newark. F.ddlc "Kid" Wagner of Philadelphia 1 won oer Pele llurilc) of New York In In rounds. ' SAN I'll ANI'ISCU. Ocl I linlnml 1 llrown. film ucior as well as boxer, j ai Seattle-- It II K - bad to pat ap ll.too ban oa a caarsa lacrameato s 11 1 of etilbexilelnent from Hollywood be- Seattle (I 3 III fore he could ge( Into the Unit here! Haltcrlcs llcghea and Koehler; iigalual "Hllltllng'' Monroe, bill heii.-,, Chekaluk Itevnolda ami DateJ uilKht as well have stayed out The fight lusted half a intitule, I Inn- for Monroe to land n aerlea of punches (hat put BrOWn down for the count TlKer Robbing and Jimmy DBfCy foiiKhl a faat draw- in the ipeclBl event. OAKLAND. Gal . Oct I Charlie Long, i mi, ih. i negro nilddlew -eight . won decisively in lu rounds against Frnnkle Denny, local flcliter j i Redmond List Is Sent Officials of Bend High Seven regulars and two substitutes of laid year's Itedmond high school , fool tin 1 1 team are members of the! squad which will oppose Hcnd blSb In Friday's Hcnd day game at Hi" i-ounly fair, beilunlnl at :t o'clock nnoordlna m Redniond'A etlilblllty Hat, received here this moriiiiiR by Rend high officials. ibe reterani ate Bnrdlck, oenter; BuAhnell, guard, ami Beckwith, tub ifltatA Buard; Hancnn, tackle; Bohu- tiiiicher and McDonald, ends; dales. HbttltatA end: King, qiiarlerliack . and Lundberg, fullback. The Hat Includes Ibe following acmes: I). Hiirdlck, W. Donahue, ED, ' rtnshnell, J. King. C. Llllidliel g A Stout. M. BtOUl, S. Moore, 11. Han i. i n, D Bchumnchar, 0, dates, ll. Mr Donald, O. Freeman. It. Freeman, .1. dnllrk, M. DeabeBi 0, Wright, O. 101 llnger, P. Smith. II. Anderson, .1. nonnam, p. HoltnaA, H, OottlnBham, II. Steele, 11. Kndow. A. lleckwllli. Oregon Will Open Season ' gainst M. A. A.C.Saturday UNIVBR8ITT OF 0RB00N, Bu tane, Oct. I, University of Oregon IH open 11h football schedule BBtltf day n ft er noon on HayWArd field rlialnil the Multnomah olub team or Portland, Last year Hie clubmen "merged vlctorlomi by u I! In 0 score. nd according to ndvanoc Indication! i hoy are even alronger lliuii In 1921. The only man who Is down Is tho man who thinks he's down. ' : in ik OATH iv HI'OIIT ! i shii The American hIhii Thatla defeated tba Bimliah out M r BtranBer in a rooo rr Mar bleheud. Illl 'iii" Dirmlnibtn mui RbattanooBi twiiQi win- iii 4 for iirM place in Hi'- (inli h "f thn Houihorn iMflttt abbaou, 1 107 John w. Miltfi promt' in-ill major Iabbua bAMbAll pitcher, born mi Bin Quantta, i'mI. 1(11 - ai Winnipeg, Blew Kallthl II dafOAtAd Toiiimy K II- bAni In 12 rounda, 11)24- i 'ny I mlii ii mill J 1 in - iii) O'Connell or the QlentA found KUlUy by CommlaAlonAr Landla ol Attcmpllni in bribe PhllAdolphla plAyor lo throw a name. I LEAGUE BASEBALL AMBRIt'A.1 I. KM. I'll Won LOAl Pot .r.44 5MU .510 .540 .497 .457 Hi; ..'lu 4 ft 3 S3 69 09 75 113 H2 1 1)3 17 Al 81 74 ,-,.w tu u IciaTAland ba I h,,,,,,,, 45 TtWlA) 'a Si OTTO Al ( aK II. CleVelBBd I rjhiaato i BAIlArlAA: Yowcll mid uiaukoiishlp And lllai hoff , (l ,,,, 1 Washington BOAton Hulterlea: Tlioniiia winafleld and Kinkes ,t t i.ouls f). r,, I g4 ,(,tila It 1 3 a ml Tat. It II iRIgbth inniiiK i Hulterlea Whitehall. Stoner and Haaaler. Woodall. Davla, Danforlh ami Diion NATIONAL LBAOI i: Won Uoa) Pel Pltlaburgh 94 5 7 ',:'.' New York AC (14 57". 'Cincinnati .... tt 7:' .523 IHI. Lnula 74 70 .493 Hronklyn (!H 13 .45(1 llualoa 70 8" .4(1 Chicago (17 M .444 PbltadelpblA i s5 .433 TDOjA J ' Si ores At Philadelphia II. R, K III ooklyn 5 1 1 Philadelphia I 11 Batlarlaai Bbrbardi aad Taylor King and Wilson. only game, PACIV1C COAHT LHAOVK Won laist indaco lie ci Pel Bit .5 Ml ,111 .531 .478 ,111 .403 .39(1 Man yt Sail laik 1S 7C Seattle jAin Angeles Portland ().,kUIn Vernon Sncramento 97 83 BS 4 I 94 ... 79 102 73 ill 71 111 Vealerdare Hcoeee Al Portland It. II. I suit Lake In 2 Portland 3 11 1 Batterlea RlBstoton, McCaka ami Peters. Conk. Meeker. Yarrlaon and Tobtn, Al I -oa Angeles It. II K San Francisco 7 11 1 Los Annelea 12 1:1 I II. rles Williams. Drlffiu ami Akii"w ; limit. Payne ami Saudhern A, Oakland It. II B Vernon 9 13 3 1 1 la a la nit 0 9 5 Batter lea: Barfool and Whitney. IKuna, MeHaary, ltoehier ami Read, Dempsey Will Battle On Thanksgiving Day (('. I'. le,i Wlretolka Baad BelMla) LOS ANdLl.KS. Del 1 Frankle Bdwarda, New Orleani promoter, nn-' DOuncod lure today tbal he hnd Harold Linker loft for Bend Suu- matched Jack Dempsey and Martini day to attend acbool there. Hiirke for a In round decision fight (ieorge Hamilton Wl hunting last on Thanksgiving day In New Or- week and relumed home Wednesday lean.' I with the desired buck. Kdwnrds said Dempsey agreed to Mrs. Snapp's mother. Mrs. Corliss Hie match Iw-o weeks ago before helot Bend, is visiting her this week, left for ChlCagO. Ilnrke signed yes- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McFaddcn I'VE UY.iT WROTE LCTTEl? TO MM.C.IE. TnuuiH' HCM. TO come, right home -I'M to LOr-SC 'JOME - I'r VCK. ' r ' m i .! er- x , Hi? KHf VHP If Star at 12 j llenrlrlla BjAAllAAr la only 12 yenra uld but ABA'A alreiuly dlaplayed real ahlllly ua u nieriuatd. In her Initial wlmrnlnii meet, ahe plu ed aecond lu the dlvlliK evrnl, colnpetlllK uicaln a iculuxy of auira.' Heurl llla'A BOOM la Iii Kmu1Iiik. Calif. i lerda. af er IohIiik a Hi round boui Ll.L .will! ui-orKe i;i . iii-ki" Tbe promoter auld Deinpaey would 111 """" nunnay. gel 5o per (eii( of the Kroas Kale ami I Marvin Hlhhani and hia alater tler Hurke IK per cent. Itrude visited friends at Powell Unite Sunday. Orvllle Miles made a business trip DIATOMFTF fRFW's to Bend Saturday evening Ulr 1 VJtTll 1 Ll V.1V. f f kJ H Camnbell .-. visitor l,..rn i.n.l WORKING 2 SHIFTS ; TorrciMinne Kanrher Bring In Blooded Animals TKHItKIIONNK. Bept 3i The I OTA W I at the dtAtOmttA mine are con UaalBI to work IB hours a day. a double shift, to do Ihelr extra mill- lug and ll la expected that they will I Fred linli Wednesday evening, be milling for BOBM lime to get the Sam Ohlea haa finished haying. I required toanaSA out iFrom II acres he KOI 10 tons of Mr. OreBbaa Bad J- o. Millar of hay. j the dlalomlte mine went hunting Sal- Mra. Charles Pei kham lienton of in, lav In the lllue mountains They i Kelso is expected' her this week to I agpei lad to return Sunday night. ! visit her many friends. Joe I'l.o Us busy building n ! Mrs Dales and Mrs. Dalbralih chicken house. 14 by 3d feet. made a business trip to Bend Mon- I Mrs II. II. Feeler, accompanied hylday. I Mrs Haines, who haa I n In Port1 Dencvleve Mae. dauchter of Mrs. land for some time, returned home i Hall, is 111 with u severe cold. Sunday evening. Mra. .Foster's op-j Mrs. Morris of Hcnd called at the erallOB (or cataract was successful , home of Mrs. Kvcrctt Miller Monday. land her Alfbl baa been restored after many months of almost complete blindness. L. P. Snapp. prominent farmer of this community, returned last week from Idaho with four animals of the (luernsey breed, all pedigreed, tine of these was purohu., d for Harney I llodeslde, who also believes in good -dairy slock. Snapp has two animals for sale and one he Intends to keep for his ow n herd. The men of this community are giving every spare doy to help on the women's building at the fnlr. To 'those who lake (heir lunch this build ling will be an added feature, for in ; ll has been provided a large rest I room, and tables w ill be placed for those who wish lo use tbein. nt the side of the building. Leonard Mi Fadden culled at the I home of deorge lnnkir Sunday. Joyce Fox, a former resident of I this vicinity, called at the home of ! William Hall Friday, on his way to Portland from Klamath Fails. William Hall and son Bade a hitsi jness irlp to Bead Friday. Mrs milliard called at the home jof V. M. Hall Friday. Mrs milliard and Mrs. dates called (on Mrs. dcorgc Linker Friday. Mrs. dales and Mrs. Linker were bUAlneas visitors in Redmond Friday. HELLO - OU'j,H WT. THE. FlK l VE "SCtM IH i rJ ,,..,) fHAtt. . ao,) ! niiil fiimlly HtHid on .Mr. aii'l Mrs. Jj. I'. BpBPP Htimluy. Mr. and Mra. Karl UeFsitltBfl wero I Sunday vlaltoni at ibe home of Mc FaddBn'i fBlhar, who uvea north of I Terrebonne. Mr. mill MrH. ArmatrOBB vlalleil ul Ibe hOBIA Of Mr. and Mra. Ham OhlBA : unday. Orvllle Mllea W!:a a Mend bulliea irlAltOT Moiiduy. i Loyd Falrflald of tin- dlatomlta tnlBAA rtaltAd Ivntbar Helton over tba) v. eek end. Mr. and Mi a. Charli a Mill of (lend vlalleil hi tbi! home of A. J. Mill and1 1 family. I'biirlea llelnia "hipped three ear llOBdA of ItOOk to Portland Inat week. Mr. and Mra. Newell Van Taaiel, Mr. mid Mra. Hobby Knorr and Mr. and Mra Duffy Knorr went to Mill reel; huuiliiK over ha areek end. lienricu Horn ' til deer ItuntlnR laal v.eek. t Mra. Sharp and Mra, Wester at ' tended the Baa tarn ;:tar meeting nl Kedmontl Woilneaday ulKlit. Tb" Veililnra, near the diatomlte 'mli;r-K, huve traded their homeateaUn for property near Crania Pain. They are keeping Ihelr plan- on th" river anil Bra koIiik to move to lb" valley i In the aprlnK. The people of thla '"immunity were. Ibuay HdMajfi kToaaday ami Wadaaa 'duy f'therliiK and ;ireparlUK exhibit 1 for the fair. Mra. Army la BlanniBB on Kolni; to -The Dallea Saturday when her Hon Charlaa raturna to hi:; work. Mra. i Arm y will vialt her eon Cloude. who Uvea In I be DbUab, Mra. J. Kohh v: at-d .Mr.,. Knorr laal Friday. O. V. Hubbard has cbaria of Ibe n'err bonne wareboutir, wblch la now open for tiloruk-e Mlaa Veltiia Um-ki,v Vlhllnrl frl,.n,(k guve an Intereatlr.K talk ofter Die 'hrlatian Kndeavor meeting Sunday nlcht ut the 1.. P. C. hall. Mr. and Mra. WaUaBkaJl and daughter. Cerlrtide, left for Corvallls ! Wednesday, where Certrude will nt- teBd BBhOOl Ihia winter. Mr. and Mra. Wulb'tiburg are n turning home soon. Mr. and .Mrs. Sam Lanti attended the birthday parly at the home of River Terrace Co. LOT For less than half the price you can purchase in other towns in the northwest. We have kept these prices down, but on the first day of October we will raise prices '20 per cent. River Terrace is a restricted district. No shacks allowed. Easy Terms River Terrace Co. J. A. EASTES, President and Sales Manager 124 Oregon St. Phone 32 w: BRINGING TOIJ ) i iioric just Tur. - 'aT GxJV ,U I V.AN1 TO a. W.t. - MICKt-y I-, I cisoK a. chowder. KTt TOMORROW X NU ll "r A ' ' Face Tremendous Job ' ' . J Coach Ktnin ftortine and Captain ahead of them if Notre Dame la going lo live up to Its erldlron deed, ot the past few season. With the celebrated "four horsemen" gone, as well n many other atars. It will take ome real work lo pul the Irish on the tooltJll map this campaign. Hockne Ion the left) and Crowe are shown In the accompanying photo looking ovir prospective candidates. Mrs. Wyman Is visiting in the val ley this week. William Hall made a business trip to liend Tuesday. Mra. Willie Hall and children spent Friday with Mrs. (ieorge Elliott. Mr Hirchard wa, busy last week digging potatoes. He has sold carload. Miss Hazel Shut! of Madras Ir vis Him; her sister. MU.a Loucttu Shutt. teacher in the school here. TAX DODGER CHASE NETS MUCH MONEY More Than Four Millions For Government In Month WASH INT. TON. Oct. 1. The na tion's greatest roundup of tax de linquents and dodgers resulted in the collection of $ 1,162,998 during August, the internal revenue bureau announced today. aWBLB--BBIS .2 UP FATHER TONORr.Ovi Veo- WILL OE WITH -1 kaf - ?-J) C23 1923 v Int l FcATunc Schvicb. Oraal ttfiiain rifhie rtecivrrt. Clem Crowe have a iremtnaoua task Two thousand agents of the bureau , , , ., ulo 4j.84a Invest Rations and lev - made 45.845 Invest Igatlona and lev led SB91,3ji; additional In assess ments. The number of delinquents was re ported as 23.830. of whom 9. CSS wore income tax dodgers and li.142 miscellaneous tax evaders. ' Colorado, New Mexico. Utah and ' Wyoming reported 293 income de linquents and collections amounting to $2,916 with $10,149 in assess ments. Oregon. Montana. Idaho and Wash- ', Ington contributed $11,257 from 805 income delinquents with assessments of $1,179 and $l."i.S77 from 1.159 miscellaneous delinquents from as sessments of $21,954. Arizona. California. Hawaii and .Nevada reported 688 miscellaneous delinquent and collections of $9,118.! V i e. e ari i l i The New AUTONA ALL CAST CIRCULATOR Brown Grained Mahogany, Blue or Gray Porcelain Enamel Finish or Plain Gray Iron and Nickel Finish. THE Al'TONA CHU l l.ATOn is built according to the moat Improved principles of warm air furnace construction, and tuny be placed In any room In the home. Like a basemeut lunar.' it consists of an Inner fire chamber, surrounded by a beautifully dedxned all cast Iron casing. This casing Is not in contact with the fire chamber at any point, there being a circulation space from the bottom to the top from three to live Inches, which caures cold air to be drawn In through cold air Intake grills at bottom of all sides of the cabinet, as well aa aaderaeatb it. and as It rises it becomes highly heated and is forced upward through the grilled top. broadcasting It through every room in the house and to all corners, thus causing a contant circulation of all the air in the space to be heated. $75.00 to $97.50 Other Heating Stoves, $1.00 to $90.00 SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE STORE Phone 324 Now: 100S Bond Street . ! 2 E B G M 9 11 -xoo O1 Inc. o- DOrs'T I . ,. TSLK f 5, U'l S ... j - B I Along the Sidelines X III. I. !. t Wir. toll,. Ikml II, II, tin I CAMBRIDOB, Maaa., Oct. 1. Harvard l out to win every (raiim thla seuKon, aiiordlnK to Coach Hob Plaher, lu the paal Harvard lias conalderad all the lAOiAl preceding the Yale Kiutio an only a meuna of preparing for heranclenl rival. NEW HAVEN, f'onn.. Oct. 1. Yale'a football aquad engaged In Ha loal Bcrlmmage today In preparu'i -n for the openlnx xamn acultiBt M ddlo- bury. EVAN8TON, III.. Oct. 1. All the -.'''ran halves at Northwestern are nurainir injurlea exeept White, ao practice was not atlff, but lasted until ufter sundown. Lewie, u new man, Is hitting the line with crcrh btS power. SOUTH DKNI), Ind Oct. I. Iimbard and fleloit, the next two teams on Notre Dame's schedule, will get "line run" playing. Rockne in concentrating on preparation for the army game, atill far off, but regarded as the first real test. STANFORD. Ocl. 1. The Cardi nal football injured list stood ut four today with John Carthwalle, halt back candidate, out of the game irltb a sprained ankle. MISSOULA, Mont.. Oct. 1. Mon : tana la counting much on Its back field In Saturday's game here with Washington State college. Thirteen men are out for buckficld positions ami six of them are lettermen. In cluding BUI Kelly, Ted Illraan. Rus i sell Sweet, Paddy Sugure, who are couuted on to be the regulars. Mnr-nw i.in n..i i tk fn.,i ,, , u, , be" game between the University of - .... , . . . ,, . luaou aim iuuiiu .-ii.ii" college nas been advanced from Saturday to to morrow. The Coyotes will arriv4 here tonight. Coming Sunday MILTON SILLS in "1 WANT MY MAN" d i a i i i I i i Soon: Corner Bond and Minnesota Ii B . fl B 'vw- eE A COOD PELLET - LET ME HN.VE TV-IACT LETTER- -