The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, October 02, 1925, Extra, Image 3

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    THE BBND BUL1 RTiM. DAItY K PIT ION, BEND, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBJ8R 8. LOSS
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Greater Interest Than Ever Shown In World Series Games
GAME STRONG II
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AlllClil'.lU Hl'iOp -fr
Star at 12
Seat Sales Deny Rumor J
Sport Is Slipping
(U. P- Lmri BflrstaThe i1'"'1 Bulletin)
NBW VORKi Ool i TrOBtoBdoul
intercut thai . i- ibowa In tba
world aortaa ''ur ! tin
Washington Btnnlora and the litm
I'uikIi nlratna disproves any
thltl have been made thai biiitehiill '
ii iitiiiiiK iii tin' affection of th
Thetis dofootad ' be Uiiallsb. cut
tar Blrongor In ii race 0(1 Miu-
)t llc .nl
1881 'Mil' Itliiiijnghtiin mill
('hiittiiunorn tenuis won (UmI
fi r rinii pigot hi tin riniitii of
(in southern Iobbub iumDi
i'.i7 jiiiin w. Malls, promt
mill major louui baatball
pllcher. bom Bl Knn (Jmntlii,
I'll I
l(tl ai Winnipeg, hiuvd
4 K boll defeated Tummy Kll-
base In 12 rouDftoi
HM Cosy Dolan nnd (In
my O'COBBOj Dl the QlBBtl
: found ki iii y by CommuMlouer
.in. ulli'iiiiilliiK Iii bribe it
riiilnilrliihlii playt
BBII
r In throw u
4
Dempsey Will Battle
On Thanksgiving Day
ll' ft I......I V.,,. I. T. Il.i,,! llullVtlnl
i.d.i AMiKi.Ks. da. i -Pranklej
RdwordOi iMiw Orlaani promoter, mi ;
nonncod hoyi todBy "mi i" iimi
BtBtched Jack Dompaay mui Mortlo
Burkf iiir i" rimiiii decision riKiii
I i iiu n k"K i v i iik liny iii ,v or-
Iftt f)H.
KilwurilH I'ulil licmpiicy agreed to I
IIik mull h two wi'i'ku ii'ii before In!
Murk' nlgm-d yi'H-
Mu.,,1 Hint Hi.. Wiinhlliglon club ..bo '""') '""'nn u 1" rOBOO BOBl
u. unable to accept miy mori- 1.111.11 W,J OWO OodfW. negro
MtlOM Thtl mrtl) BOM IndlOBU riic promoter imld lcinp....y would
..nil K v r01.11 kuii1 mm ,
1 llurke 2D pw 1 it .
public accordlm to John a Haydlori
pyaatdeBi of the National IbbsbOi
Haydlor adrolta thni caauul rlaitora
to muiir of tin' iiiK leaiui pnrki Into
Mgtion might think tht' BtlOBdBBCOl
li. flllllllK off. hut hi' Uld tbl llookH
III bll league ilhl nut 1 any great I
Iomn of bUSlBOM,
"Tin. grwIdoBli of ihi- two laaiuaei
.ii.' always allotted n certain number
of tickets lor llm worhl urlM '"''I
have iM-va r bod no 111. ny application'.
I 111 1 tr Ii t bin.
huy llekOtO,"
it. lint, whnt Influonco
111 lo l.. Ill III. '. I.i III
ho ualli.
"II... I'll I hIi 11 1 11 Ii ill III llii'i illi'h'i'i.'il
... ..r,...i .....I I itnriar ! I"" u" ClblfOBo
lh.it III" Cam.' In III I' I h.allh
in lout mini' of tin popularity."
BoMtU In Lbf N'.'W York flBlBOUl
dkltrlet mi ibowi lb Plraloi to !
Ihi- favorlti'ii to win al 6 to r Thi-n-han
hofin v.-ry Hill' Wnatilnitton
monry In nlKht. hut thin .-an bi 11
pluln.'.l tint hi'dlnic roDinili.Hlonr
tal.l UdO (hut ho hail lln.uuo In
In 1 on WnnhliiKtoti Ji.-.i 101 aoou Bl H
011I1I hi. Ii'urni'il ih'flnlKly that
lluiky Hun!" utnl ItoKir IVrkln
tiaUKh wotihl hr In OOBcUllOB to play
Fights and Fighters
Kt'turn of It. A. Winthrop
llrnrlrltti Harltrir l only 12 ywiik
ul.l hut bIm-'n BlrOBdy .llnpluynl 1. ..I
ibUlty UK u BMrmald. in bar imiiui
wlmmlnv mint, h pUu-eU iwinil
In (Im tllvlna went, OOBipoUnB
uiiulnM u itulaiy of ulin1 Htnrt
humr la In I .. .1.'. : i. , i'alif
mui fiimlly OBllod on Mr. unil Mm, 1
1 1.. I. Hnupp lundoy.
Mr. unil MrH. Kurl MoFoddOB wuru
iRunilay vliillora ut 'hi' homo of Mc-
Poddon'i loihor, who Hroi oortb or
I TorroboBBO.
Mr. and Mm. Anr.ntrnnr. viHlloil nt
Ihi- liomi! of Mr uint Mm Hum Ohh
9uBdBy
Drvlllc MIIih wjh :i Hi ml hualnen
, yutltor Monday.
Layd Piiirfioiii of lbf dlotomiu
mlBM trlplleil l.ulhi r M' lion ovor Ihui
v i'i'k 0b4'
Mr anil Mm. Churl. Kill or Bondl
vlnlti'd ut tin' homo ol A J. Hill unil
I fumlly.
CBBTlM HotaBI Bblppod (liree cur-
loodf of Btoofe to Portland Iuhi irooki j
Mr mid MrH Nowoll Vun Taml. '
Mr and Mm. Bobbl Knorr mid Mr
mid Mm. Duffy Knurr woni to Mill
oraob bttnttBal or or tba woob and.
Qoorgf Tiorn WOnl daof httntlng:
lllHt Wl'I'k.
Mm. Khurp and Mr. WOOtOr ut-1
Itandod tin- Baa torn Star naotlnf ui
RodntoBd WofttBoaday nifbl
Tin' VoddorOi Boar tin. dlatotnlt
. inlni'H, liuvo trudi'il ll.i-lr homeHl.'ids
, for property iiiiur Orpnta Pnia. Tbay
oro kaaplai Utolr plaoa on iiu rivi.-r
juud ara koIiik to move 10 thi. railay
I In tba HprluK.
The ptMipk. of thin t'ummiinlty were;
1 liuny Monday, Toeailay uud Wednes 1
I day Katbarlnf and proporlni axblblti
I for tho fair.
Mru ArBOy In plnnuliiK on KolnK to,
The DallOl laOrday when her son,
I Charles' returna to IiIh work. Mm.
ArBOy will vlHlt her IOB ( loude, who
1 IIvim In The DOllO)
Mr. J. Kom vUlled Mm. Knorr
lam Krlduy.
I O V. Iluhhurd h.u 1 barge of the
Face Tremendous Job
', 'j , J : , '
I Along the Sidelines t
! ! (.
(II. P. M Wire toTtM llfn.l nulMln)
CAMBRIDGE, Mann.. Oet. 1.
Harvard In mil In win every sumo
Hi Ik neuHon, according to Conch Hub
Fisher, In the past Harvard hm
I considered nil the Kuines preceding
the Villi' game an only u means of
preparing for her ancient rival.
NBW HAVEN, Conn.. Oct. I.
1 Vale's football Biuad engaged In Its
I SSI .scrimmage today In prepare'! -n
for the opening gam against M ddlu-
bury
KVANSTON, 111.. Oct. 1. All tho
veteran halves at Northwestern are
numlng Injuries except Whlto, so
practice was not miff, but lasted
until after sundown. Lewis, a notf
roan, In hitting the line with urotV
lug power.
SOUTH BBND, Ind., Oct. 1.
Lombard and Delolt, the naxt two
taomi on Notro Dame'a Hchcdulo, will
KOt "line run'' playing. Kockne n
ineentratlnf on preparation for the
army game, mill far off, but regarded
SS tba first real teat.
STANFORD, Oct. 1. The Cardl
' no I football injured llm mood ut four
; today with John Uarthwsitev hali
1 back candidate, out of the game with
a sprained ankle.
Terrebunne warehoi..c. v.hith ih now
l)tllu't'(l by Now Chitrjios Cloutlor, narpontar, eras dead today J open fur atorast
1 art u ri-rfult of having been lied, ; Minn Velma Mackiy vUJted friends
Vi'ltiHiroo uf KiiSKi-d mid heuteti und left on tli al Hentl Sunday.
iU p. i iftir-i frlrs " n.c Beei iiuiMim
NKW YOltK. Oct 1 T..mm Mil
llfsn. BUropaOB welierw'ilghl und
middleweight rhumplon. won n 10
round decision from Morrle Schlalf
(BO, Oinuhii Ja. k Zlvl, . IMtlshurgh
welterweight, won 11 in round deci
sion from Maul Doyle. New Yorjt
lletiirn of Hubert A
lletul on charges of obtaining money
BBdaf bklae preteoseH und of lun-i-ny
hy bailee, was being delayed today
by Investigation of charges of Illegal
Irani. 11 Dons with a hunk In l'tmu
ileua, according to word received In 1
BJOBd lodey from J K Kilmer. pe-1
.lal deputy sheriff who was sent to!
bring bin here. H'lntlirop was sr
rOOtOd in Pasadena lust Saturday on
the llend tbirBWi ftlad by Walter 1;
Coombs and K M Cluuves of ("res-J
1 ent
highway between Aherdeen mid Mull- Murvln Illbbard und his sister Gcr-
tesmiii Sunday. jtruib- vint.-d friend', al I'owvll H ut' -
l lou,l"r "' u'u authorities j Sunday. Mr Wyman vimng lD ,ho vnI
about tho sire una tancaa of nla boot- orrtlta Miles made a business trip ,(,(,,
ing and nun ycsiernuy in u nospuai j 10 neiiu . ev. r.ing.
here K. Campbell was a visitor here and
gave an Interesting talk ofter the
Coach Knuie Rockne and Captain Cltm Crowe have a tremendous task
ahead uf them if Notre Dame Is going to live up to It gridiron deeds of
the pan few seasons. With the celebrated -four horsemen" gone, as well
as many other stars. II will lake some real work to put the Irish on the
football map this campaign. Rockne ton the left) and Crowe are shown tn
the accotnpanyiruf photo looking over prospecllvo candidates.
MISSOULA, Mont., Oct. 1. Mon
' tana Is counting much on Its back
field In Saturday's game here with
Washington State college. Thirteen
BsBfl are out for backfleld positions
' and six of them are lettermen. In
cluding Bill Kelly, Ted Illman, Rus
1 sell Sweet, Paddy Sugurc, who ere
I counted on to be the regulars.
DIATOMITE CREWS
WORKING 2 SHIFTS
William Hall made a business trip
to Bend Tuesday.
Mru Willi.. Hull tin. I rhlMri,!, mini
Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday Frl(,ay vlth Mr, Qaor(a E1Uo,t.
111K111 111 uie 1.. 1-. w . nan.
PARIS, Oct 1 Mnrcel Nllloa, for
mer French heavyweight champion,
knot ked out J111 k Taylor. Auivrlcun
BOffro, In the second round
ht Hil ls. 11. 1 1 Jlmmj Dorr)
of St I .u In arao kBOOkod out In the
sixth ruiind Iftaf taking 11 BOBtlBl
.it the hiiuits of I'hii Kaplan. Nawark
Kddle "Kid ' Wagner of I'hlladelphln
won over I'.!. Hartls) .f We a fort ( iirpenU'r. Gaggedi Hoalcn
111 In rounds
School (i.vmnasium Work
Unrir Way For Sisters
Work constructing a school gym-'
nasliitu In Sisters Is now under way.!
reports J Alton ThoiiipMuu, county1
superintendent of schools. The gym
nasium will he loo by fu feet When
SOBiplOtOdi Hi" rymnanlnm will be
j used by the Sisters high uchool to j
jlrulu Its basketball teatn. Although
.members of the team lust year had
1 few fu'-llltles for training, they made I. Mrs
,1111 excellent showing in the banket
' ball tOttraamoBl in llend.
TerrciMtnne Kanchcr Brings
In Blooded Animals
Mr. and Mrs. Wallenhurg and
daughter. Certrudc. left for Corvallls
Wednesday, where tlerirude will at
tend school this WiBtOT. Mr. and
Mrs.
soon
I Mr. and Mrs. Sam I.anti attended
the birthday party at the home of
TBRRBBONNB, Sopt. 30 Tbolfrod tOWtt Wednesday evening,
erews at the dlntomltu mine are con- Sam Ohles has Lnlshed haying
tinning to work IB hours a day, a , From 27 acres he rut 100 tons of
double shift, to 80 their extru mill-; hay.
lug und It Is expected that they will) Mrs. Charles Peck bum Benton of
he milling for some lime to get Hie Kelso Ii aBBOOtOd here this week to
required tonnage out. I visit her many friends
Jim McClny lis busy building a Mrs. Cutes and Mrs. Calbralth
chick. 11 house. 14 by llu feel. made u business trip to fiend Mon-
Mm II H. Fouler, accompanied by
Mr. Blrebord was busy last week
digging potatoes. fie has sold a
carload.
Miss BaMl UnM of Madras is vis-
I .-, uiuti.r llau I inn.ln Chuft
Wall,nburg are returning home U;u.hcr ,h(. school her(Ji
TAX DODGER CHASE
NETS MUCH MONEY
Dies Front His Injuries
SAN FRANCISCO. 0.1. I llolnnli
Brown, film Bator us vail u bonis
had to put up 11. .ion I1111I mi a charge
of rmhciilcmcnt from Holly w 1 be
fore he could gel Into the ring hen.
rgnlusi "Battling" Monroe, hut he)
might as well have staled out The
fight lasted half a BllBBtOi time for!
Monroe to Innd u serlei of punches ,
that put BfOWfl down tor the count J
Tiger Bobbins uud Jimmy Darcy 1
fought a fust draw In t Iiu sp..clnl
Tent.
OAKLAND. Cat . t). t I Charlie
Long. Omaha negro middleweight, 1
won derisively in In rounds against I
PtBBblB !"!ny. lOBBl fighter.
Redmond List Is Sent j
Officials of Bend High
Hnven ru allium and two IQbBtlltttOal
of laat ycur'ii Redmond high school
1, mi I. nil team are meniherii of Hie
Hlllllld which will oppose llend high
In Friday's llend day game at the
county fair, beginning ul :i o'clock
according to Redmond's eliglbllllv
list, received hern this morning by
Bond high officluls.
The veterans lire Hiirdick. center;
BUlhnall, guard, and BOOkWtth, nub
stllute guard; llaniien, tackle; Schu
macher and McDonald, ends; (laten.
snbltltUta end; King-. quortorbBoki
und Liindhorg. fullback.
The lis! Inrliideii t tin following
iHwnn; D. Biirdlck, W. DOBBhUO, B,
noibnalli J. King, C. Lundhnrg, A.
fttout, M. BtOUt, S. Moore. II. HBO
sun, D. BohumaobaTi 0, QatOt, R. Mc
Donald, O. Freiiniaii, It. Freenuui, .1
flUliOk, M. BoobBOi 0. Wright, O. Bl-
linger, p. Smith, n. Andoraoni J.
Honhiim, P. Holnieu, II. Cottlnghani,
11. Hteeln. II. Rildow, A. Beckwllh.
III. P. I.mJ H lrrtnTh, rVn.l Bulletin)
ABKRDKKN. Wash . Oct. 1 J. K.
In Cabaret Now
Joseph Lycell. former Unptlst pastor,
now Is a onbnrot nlnger In a Chicago
hotel. Ho left the ministry after ono
of his parishioners filed suit for di
vorce and charged the pastor with
being too friendly with his wlfo.
liii-s, who tuts been in Port
land for !:onie t!p:c. returned home!
Sunday evening Mm Foster's op-j
crutlun for cataract was successful
and her night has been restored after
mini) month- of almost complete'
blindness.
I,. P. Snnpp. prominent farmer of
this community, returned last week
from Idaho with four animals of the
(luernsey breed, all pedigreed, tine
of UMBO was purchased for Harney,
Rod 0B Ids, who also believes In good
dulry slock. Boapp has two animals
for sale and on. he Intends to keep
for his own herd.
The men of this community ore
giving every spare doy to help on the
women's building nt the fair. To'
those who take their lunch this build
ing v ill be un lidded feature, for In,
'It has been provided a large rest
room, and tables will he placed for
those who wish to use them, nl the
tilde of Hie bUlldlBf.
Leonard McFiidden called at tho,
home of (leorge lunker Sunday.
Joyce Fo. u former resident of
(his vicinity, called at the home of
William Hall Friday, on his way to
Portlaod Iron Klamath Fails.
William Hall mid sou made a busi
ness trip lo llend Friday.
Mrs. mi.bard called at the home
uf w. m. Hull Friday,
Mrs milliard and Mrs QatOB called
nn Mis. (leorge Linker Friday.
Mm. (lutes and Mra. luokor were
business visitors In Redmond Friday. I
Harold lunker left for llend Sun
day to attond lobool thero,
(i. orge Hamilton went hunting laat
week nnd raturnad home Wednesday
with tho desired hurlt,
Mrs. Snapp's mother. Mm. Corliss
uf Bond, Is flatting her this week.
Mr. and MrH. Leonard McFaddnn
day.
Oenevleve Mae. daughter of Mrs.
Hall. Is ill with a sver.- .old.
Mrs. Morris of llend called at the
home of Mm. Kverett Miller Monday.
More Than Four Millions
For riovernmenl In Month
WASHINGTON,. Oct. l. The na
tion's greatest roundup of tax de
linquents and dodgers resulted In
ihe collection or 14,101,104 during
August, the Internal revenue bureau
announced today.
Two thousand agents or the bureau
made 45.84 Investigations and lev-,
led c ' .' 1 ' additional In assess-,
ments.
The number of delinquents wns re
ported as 23,830. of whom 9. 888
were income tax dodgers and 14,141
miscellaneous tax evaders. 1
Colorado, New Mexico. Utah and
Wyoming reported 293 Income de
linquents and collections amounting
to 32.916 with 110,149 In assess
ments. Oregon. Montana. Idaho and Wash
ington contributed $11,257 from 805
income delinquents with assessments
of SI, 479 and $15,877 from 1.160 1
miscellaneous delinquents from as
sessments of $21,954.
Arizona, California. Hawaii and
Nevada reported 6S8 miscellaneous!
delinquent and collections of 09.118..
MOSCOW. Ida.. Oct. 1. The foot
ball game between the University of
Idaho and Idaho State college has
been advanced from Saturday to to
morrow. The Coyotes will arrive,
here tonight.
Coming Sunday
MILTON SILLS
in
"1 WANT MY MAN"
River Terrace Co.
LOTS
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
121 Oregon St. Phone 32
The New
AUTONA ALL CAST
CIRCULATOR
Brown Grained Mahogany, Blue
or Gray Porcelain Enamel Finish or
Plain Gray Iron and Nickel Finish.
fHi: AUTONA CirtCi'LATOR is built according to tho most
Improv principles of warm air furnace construction, and
may be placed In any room in the home. Like a basement
furnace it consists cf an inner fire chamber, surrounded by a
beautifully designed nil 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
five inches, which cause;; cold air to be drawn in through cold
air Intake grills at bottom of all sides of the cabinet, as well
as underneath it. and as it rises It becomes highly heated and
is fore .1 upward through the grilled top, broadcasting It through
every room in the house nnd to all corners, thus causing a
constant circulation of all the air In the space to be heated.
$75.00 to $97.50
Other Heating Stoves, $1.00 to $90.00
$
Si
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Now:
100S
Bond
Street
SQUARE DEAL
FURNITURE STORE
Phone 324
Soon:
Corner
Bond and
Minnesota
t.-.cS ;..S B 5 Si nt & 3 B B B H 3 2 B B 43 3 fl. IS H. Bl X I I
Oregon Will Open Season
Againnt M. A. A.C.Saturday
IIMIVKIIHITY OK OREGON, Ku
'etw, Oct. 1.- University of Oregon
will open Hit foolhnll IBbOdUlQ Satur
day afternoon on liny ward field
.. gainst the Multnomah club loam of
Portland. Last year tho clubmen
i. merged victorious by n fl lo 0 ncoro,
.nil according lo ndviinco Indlimllons
i hey are even stronger lliaii In 1924.
Tlin only man who Is down It Ihn
MBB who thinks he's down.
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