The Bend bulletin., June 21, 1927, Image 6

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THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, REND OREGON TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1027
Womens Activities Club and Local Organizations
Shades of Betsy Ross
Miss Hatc.1 Johnson wu guest The Westway r.'ub of Ihv
of 'honor at a shower given by Women's HenefU association
Miss Berntce Zufelt Thursday ! Thursday evening at ihe home of '
. . , Mrs. Ray Allen, 955 Ogden.ave-I
evqnlhg. The evening was spent Mra packer of ,,,,,,,
at jgames, honors going to Daisy, wno , district dcpuiy, will be
.N'toliola and Bess Welshons. Ruah . present and will have charge of
Halliburton and Thelma Thomp- the business meeting.
on.. Luncheon was served at en Mrs. N. Phillips and Mrs. 11.!
. elaborately decorated table. Cu-, Cody will be joint hostesses for ,
piiw, nenrts ana brides formed the evening meeting,
tho jnolif. A pink and white
wedding cake was cut by Miss; a very pretty wedding was
Johnson. solemnlted at the home of M-.
Guests were Miss Hasel John- and Mra. Albert Johnson, 364
so It, Mrs. Albert Johnson, Mrs. Colorado, at 2 o'clock Sunday'
MnJ-gnret Zufelt, Daisy Nichols, afternoon, when their daughter'
Mlanle Livingston, Clara Mul-jllatel became the bride of Merle'
carfe, Bessie Wllshons, C.'ara llu-j Muncy, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. :
llt.i Thelma Sheets, Mildred Grin-1 G. Muncy. Rev. A. W. Lewis
dle Ruah Harrlburton, Mrs. Tex I performed the ceremony. Miss.
Thompson, Fay Smith, Kllnor Margaret King was bridesmaid I
Euston, Thelma Thompson and; and Henry B. Colver acted as
Lorraine Johnson. ibest man. ;
', I The bride wore white geor-
Mary Dewey Davis and aona!.etta embroidered with crystal!
Dewey and Robert were guests I beads and n. silver headband, j
of .Mr. and Mrs. J. F, Arnold I carrying a bouquet of ophella j
Sun, lav Rnhon Am,iit n. : roses and nink sweet neas. I
turned with them from Portland I The house was elaborately dec
where he had been their guest. . orated with green boughs and
Robert and Dewey went on to I pink and yellow roses. Cut flow
thej Davis ranch at Brothers and ters entwined with green formed
3irs. uavis reiurnea to roruanu. ( an arcn over me nrepiace. i ne j
i -.1 ceremony was read under trie
Mrs. W. B. Cone entertained laron
at luncheon and an afternoon of! A wedding breakfast was
serf in for the members of a ! served at a table decorated to
sew
Mrs.
McReynolds and Mrs. J. H. j ers marked the places of the f
Jeffries were Mra. Cone's guests. 1 guests. Two large white wedding:
s a a ! cases were cut and served
Be a Lowbrow
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strangler" who choked the life
out of Mrs. Myers and who Is
suspected of having killed Mi's.
Florence Monks, Seattle, nnd
three othi" Port.'anil women. . ;
All the "strangler" tnrtrders In
the Juc'T' northwest occurred
last October and November.
Gordon, who sold groceries to
Harris several times, was posl
Ulve that the picture of the mau
held at Winnipeg w,is Ihut of
the man sought here.
Stage Gets Stuck But
! 1 ) Man Pnnnilfle
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(Continued rrum pa, onei
Between TS and 100 members
of the. Presbyterian Sunday school
last Friday enjoyed a picnic at
Shevlin park. Ball games for
the older children and other
games for the smaller ones enter-.
tained. A picnic luncheon was
servwl cafeteria style at noon.
Teachers taking the children for
the picnic Included Mrs. S. V.
Ramp, Mra, W. A. Grant, Mrs.
Sadie Lucas, Mrs. D. A. Wood.
Mrs. D. W. Ross, Mrs. P. F.
Beaulieu, Mrs. Max Neilson. Mrs.
G. C. Morgan, Mra. Ross Farn
ham, Mrs. H. B. Mailed, Mra.
Harvey Mackenzie, Mrs. J. J.
Sckwandker, Mrs. Byron McDon
ald, Mrs. Warren Wing, Mrs.
Dennlson. Mrs. Paul Crocker,
Mrs. Wanlchek, Mrs. George H.
"Clak and Dr. A. W. Lewis.
Mr. end Mra. O. D. Rider left
Monday morning for Seattle after
through the drif'.s on the Mi
Kentle puss I his morning, out
; 12 manpower. ap'led under the
direction of Roy Conway, field
', representative of Oregon Stages,
Inc.. conquered the obstacle.
M. A. Reed drove the slugo,
which will not start currying
passengers until Thursday. lie
; was accompanied on his trip to
the summit by C. W. Wunier,
'division highway engineer; I.ar-1
, ry Sullivan of the Oresonl in,
and Henry N. Fowler of The
i If you'd succeed as a dancer, be a i Bulletin. In a car accompanying
lowbrow, advises Margaret Har- the stage were Conwuv. Henry
ney of E. St, Louis, 111., dance in-; Suckett, Wunter's assistant, and.
atructor and member of the Na-, County Treasurer Clyde M. Me-'
teed I
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dance partners, she says. .Hodge, of the highway engineer-!
Ing force, was also driving
i lor ine crimes. i inruiinu. jua, uucuu ,,-
WAmmifsary of
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i to th Public fteoJi
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Vu6 IU. Mcuuni u ,.- - -- structor and member of the Na-.Countv Treasurer Clyde M. M
ing club Friday . afternoon. I ary out the color scheme. Plaee onal instltute of Soc)aI Dancing.! Kav. Conway. Sullivan und lie.
. D. H. Peoples. Mrs. L. G. i s of white with colored flow-1 Highbrow conversation borea wen, 011 to Kugene. Walt
The young couple left for ,, Throuhollt lhe hearlne. which ' stase went a Salem car In which
wedding trip to La Grande. They ,asled tw0 hoMrs, Ihe aneged ; Jim Linn and C.eorgo Putnam,
plan to make their home in Bend , mur(ierer wa, apparently uncon-! editor of the Sulem Cupitul
upon their return. cerned as he sat heavily guarded ' Journal. were on their way
Miss Johnson was assistant j within a few feet of the witness home,
chief operator in the telephone , stand. j Although autos were getting
exchange and has lived in Bend N'elsnn vu fnrmallv rharced through without too great dlf-
for the past three years. Muncylwl,h murdering the woman and ficnlty today, the pass will not On-gon woolwns purchased 1
ia employed at the Brooks-Scan- j Kri goon after his capture at be actually open until this eve-1 ,ocal dealers at S'J ceiits and coit
ion Lumber Co. , Klllarney Jast week, but was not I nlng. ft was apparent, checking
. asked to plead the counts. The : the announcement made by Wan-
case will be resumed Thurlsday. ; aer after Inspecting the conditio
i:.(iit.vi:iis ntiiiki:
Porllimd, June 'Jl. - III') - Mout
her of lhe Portland plioin onxruv-l f,
era' union, employed by Portland -newsiiii'rs,
will f. ' nli lKu to-; H
morrow noon.
The engravers nnk a wage lu-'
crease of js.no per week and n re-i
; duiillou lu working hours from 44 ,
i to 41 hours per week.
I A HUHKeHlon to urhlliale w 1
' refused liy Ihe euuravers and lln' j
j strike heroines effecllve Vedhes-;S
I day noon unli'sn their Iciiiih are j
i nun by publishers. J
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on l it m i'iiii: : i
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I Wmhliiitloii, Juno S I . (IP . j
: Seattle liUftness inn have oiiiirl-
. hilled Kfi.uilO to he awaxleil as a 1
prim for lhe flint mui-mop alg- I
, iituiiii (lliiht heiweoi Sent ill, ami 3
'Toklo, the NutliiMil Aeroiiaiiilc .
, uHnoi'li'iioii win advised loday. , i
i 'I'he money hii'i been plueeil on
; lleposlt mill tho ll-ettichltloll Is a'tk', .i
1 et til Nlljiervlie Ihe I'nlitesl, ; g
I Th" gei'lllKlcal survey I'llllUllllen
I I lie airline ilhitlltict, between Keai'l
ill" and ToKIn as t'nni iiiII.h
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Dry Shamjkioo
Is Your Hair Oily? j
Our aysleiu ut dry sliauipoo jj
will remove I ho nil from J
your hair mid make II fhifly f
and hi'iillliful. onii dry J
nliiiiniiiio In every wet one Is i
ii good iiili to follow. jj
Elite
Beauty Shop " j
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Of ull the Flag day celebrutlona held throughout the land that at the.
Iteisy Knss house lii Phlladelplilii hud the most appropriate locale.
Gathered here in from of the building where the first American flag
was-made ure Philadelphia school children who participated lu the!
exercises.
vrn a it it rr i in rv
OlIAllVlLI.iLI rlfXiU Indications today were that in j of the road. Snow Is melting
mMIIDnCD rACr :evenl Nelson pleads not guilty he rapldlv, and the work of the sun.
MUKUeJI LAoi will be placed on Irial early in i plus the ahovels of the slate, was
July. making the clearing of the way
voroner s jury votes mm
Responsible
trading in the west Is nenrlng
completion.
Head The Bulletin's want ads
Charles G. Shaw, who Is serviiiK
his eighteenth term us mayor of;
Vl-Kimrl City, Mo., believes he ls
leading In the national uiaynrallty !
ntaraihoii.
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We Solicit Your Ice Requirements
GKT T1IK H A III T of hiiulhiK yuur own lr Jurti
whrn you uhi! It. Wo iln not noil li'tt honk
JiimI ny an ynti no. DurtiiK Hi1 hiiiiiiiht utoutlm our
plu nt ut & I tircoiiwitmi u iiHn from 4 u in. In
i. in. every titty InrUnlti.K Sumtuyn ami holliluy,
We Do Not Deliver Ice
The Bend Dairy
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I'hone lot
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TDF.XTIFIF.n I1Y filUM'KIC
Portland. June si. (ip ! Newspapers in Butte
Ranle Nelson, alias Farle Ferrell. I
held at Winnipeg, Canada, for
two weeks'
Mra. Rider brother,
Rbbdea. 741 Florida.
Winnipeg. June 21. (LP)
Earle Nelson was held respon
sible for the deaths of a Wlnnl-! murder, was tentatively Identified
peg woman and girl by a coro-- here today as Adrian Harris, the '
! ner'a Jury which late yesterday accused strauglor of. Mrs. Blanche :
And Anaconda to Quit
Butte. Mont., June 2.- -(LP)-1
Bulto snd 'Anaconda, the world's
IHAtsay
kiLlMMMEkaClLliU
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visit here with y.aari, Aatmnnv B, o wI(n0M o-, , ' larseat mining campa", will ho.
B. F. n - . i ! ' . .' 1.1 i. newspuperlesH tomorrow moMiiiiHH
r,.in police court here. Shown a picture which police- , 1 ,, I
.,h1wRld,e,r n0tnS.!fn ,iberatln an boaT- the jury ties. Russell Gordon, grocery , C"Zr nend""""0" ' P"""
another for 18 years. Rider ex- found that M Emily Patterson, clerk, declared: l"81 0 JuenA- , , .
pecta to attend a school conven-' ,j ., ' " .' Jl ,. i Decision to suspend followed
tIon4n Seattle Their home Is ' Z Z Z . "'"' , failure Of attempts to settlo dif-!
,uu iii nanic. ineir none is k ited bv smothering and stran- C.nrdnn la known In have hp- . '
In Bloomdale Ohio 1 .. ....... . . . Terences Detwecn tne local typo-
u ,omnumm, unio. gl ne and held Nelson resnons hie ' come acniMilnted with the "dark .. . . .. .
- - -. ' prnniiimi nninn inn inp newsnu-
pers. Printers seek a dally wage
increase of $1.75 and i hour
day.
The Itnttn f Innr.Pnot nml Ann-'
'comla Standard have announcei(
that publication will be suspended
at 2 o'clock this afternoon, the
hour the printers' strike Is sehi-cl-,
uled to start.
Channel Buoys
WHAT would modern navigation do with
out the channel buoys those floating
markers that keep ships off the shoals? In a
very real sense, the advertisements in this paper
are channel buoys, placed for your protection
for the safeguarding of the family expenditures.
These advertisements are the signed state
ments of reputable firms who seek your patron
age on the single basis of giving value for every
dollar spent. They are honest statements, the
only kind an advertiser can use and remain an
advertiser.
People who get the most for their dollar in the
.market places are those who keep an eye on the
channel buoys. Day by day, they follow the ad
vertisements to learn what and where to buy to
the best advantage. Make this a habit. Study
the advertisements, in the interest of shrewder
buying.
The advertisers in this paper have charted the
channels of buying for you. Keep
to the course.
MiiliitiiiimiiMiiitiiimiiiiniminiimiiiiiiiiiim'tiiiMiiiiiiiiininiiiiiimiiiiimi?
MATCHICATK IS KIXKI)
Oratian Matchlcate was fined
$250 and sentenced to 60 days In
jail yesterday when he pleaded
guilty to a charge of driving while
intoxicated. Justice of the Peace
C. T. Terrill assessed the tine
Jack Harris . Matchicate's compati
ion, was released.
I WOOI, IS ACTIVK
I Boston. June 21. (LP) The
' wool market continues fairly ac-
, tlve. Half blood fleeces are mov-
j ing at 4 4 cents and three-eighths
,'bloods at 42 to 43 cents for strlct-
' ly combing graded wools. Koine
Montevideo 68 by 80's hold 41
and fives 21! to 27; Australian
64's sold at 98 to 97 :n bond. Some
"Aye, Aye, Sir!"
lea Admiral Henry Wiley
(above), a native of Alabama, has
been designated next commander
. In chief of the United States Hoot,
i to succeed Admiral Charles F.
i Hughes. Admiral Hughes has
' held the command for two years,
I and has been promoted' to chief
I of naval operations ut Washington.
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15 OR MORE
Aotomob
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lies
7 o'CIock in the Evening at
Lot between Awlt& Armstrong
and Bancroft Hotel
These Cars Consist of
Fords, Chevrolets, Buichs,
Stars, Oldsmobiles
and Other Good Makes
You can make a great saving on any one of these cars cars on display
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
TERMS CASH
Pinky Retinoids, Auctioneer