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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1933)
T11K HKND mrU.ETIN. BEND, ORK, FRIDAY. JULY 21, 1933 PAGfi FIVE peal News Items I TODAY'S WKA'I lll.lt MuperaturM 1 n. in., 92.3 lU'vrraa; i n., 7II.K ili'urrcn lUioinrti-r (ri. a lu m-u Icvi'll! I a. in., 21I.1MI Ifctsi I l. III., 28 1)1 liu-hm. Ki'lulivo pilityi I It. in., GO ur ri'iil; I i. fjH pir mil. Wind velocity! I u. 1 iiiIUvi I p. in., 7 mllm. Wind nun, vnruiuio. Illlum J. Hiiit ul Khi'vlin wu ud Junior, vlco i'omi!inmltr of 'elitruim til KiJi'rlijtvWurf at llto lit dcniirtment convention ill Kno, I'rlnr In hi clccllon In thin k Btr wim depiirtimmt luiipeclur ;Vid urbanization of tivrMiw vel- It. mul Mr. C. Wlllliniiuin iv-nt-d thU wui'k from ii l)Uftinen In I'urllmiil. Wlllliiiiiwui In ll Ulitiir ul ii norvh-o mullein nn IVI-IK- nnd Hill. If. Alex Llvlnunlon, S2II Dflr- & avenue, rviu-wi'il n i-hllilliood ilnlunw Willi (iinvi-r Cli'va i Alvxnndcr while the bum-bull ylr win In Bend llu weok with limine, nf Dnvld tvitm. Tho two lilieii were rlnw frlvmlfi In Nc icku when Mm. l.lvlinil'n mid biuielHill plnycr were t-hlldreii. lr mid Mm. K. E. Sawyer and Idien, Liiurle und Kenneth, led ay lor a Iwn week ntiiy lit Cnn- Delicti. ' llufiiral Si'hiiiiler Wnlmm uf Se I ii n houne Kuml ( Mr. und t, Cylile Mi'Key. Mm. Wntoon ttiner reiildent uf Ilrnd. ILw Grnee Cnldwell wax In Ilrnd tfrdity un her wiiy to Brown k to vbill her futlier. Cirnvvr Swell. Mlns Cnldwell lum lx-en iliiK In Detroit, Midi., mid lum m the summer nt Post. Ihurlin H. Latto nf lend U umonu denU Htteudlntr the t-tlizeiui' nitl fjr trnlnliiK cmnp At Vnncmivrr Itu-lt whu hnvo qunhflrd mi rifle rfc-Mlian mid han been iiwurdrd u Ige by Culonvl flurry A. Well. tUnnnrirr . If. nnd Mr. Ilurnld Luritrn "f M Alleles tire leaving llil.i wii'k tf vliittnu tho IhaI iniinlh with Kami Mi . Alex l.iviiiKMun, 6211 Itwara nvenue. H Cirlflith Kviinx, pwitnr nf the Stub Apeuklng cluin-b nt Muni . lltirtnii. will hMnk nt the llnp Kehtirch hero Sunilnv mornlnit. ti nnd Mm. f'mil Netter of !. f'lcs liro vlftltinu frlendii In Cen Orei(nn idler ipemlliiK n week Ynrtlund. Mm. Muuh Auubrrry $ twu t'blldten iii-i'oinpiiuled the Ufiirnlmis Iruin I'lirlluuil tu Ih'iul M anriwIInK a few diiyn In I'nrl- fi J, O'Cimniir, former llend rc. It now innnerted with the Illxon UterhKe enmpnny nt Poilluud, 1ft ft on h liuMnemi tiln. ft'nk Moruiiu nf I'mihnii. one "f not v is not J VT Jl foolish... ijtiil llieie dn. I'ennlex iin n'l iill Ihnl yon mivc lit MhkIH'h. huw 'iivor. (.unllly drug prmhulH. yuur true ntifeKunrd lo licnlth, nrc Ivor nvnllnblo nt lhri.o mivImk prlrci, Dun'l overlook qunllly! Ijirgc lie rriiiiliir 50c Hike sec our window lhaving Cream . . . . . . 39c !lc lube Culonlnl Club Slmvlnn Creiini you ran'l fiiul heller crenm Frens 3 packages 43c H I'lirkiiRC of 12 Ihe world's finest Minllury nnpkln roilet Tissue 10 rolls ..... 49c Compnix till prlciv-1000 Ahrcl rolls fhirni livMie rrooTii imusiiKS WITH HOLDER llulli for 49c so lino every innriilni, mid imo every uvi'iiIiir. .Irion Your rresrrlilinns lo MiirIH's Bend's Prescription Drujf Store FREE Magnifying Mirror Value $1.00 In purcluin'rs of SYMPHONIE Ici-c'k n snlcndld nlft for you. f ymi will miiko Ibis mirpris ng last: -Apply your piencnl nco nowder In utio nldo of yoiir fuce, Then lo llio nlher ido upply bymphoniu Anii ud'a wonderful new kind nf !iice powder Magiil Drug Co, Your Drug Store Phone 157 I he homvinen In uitlnii klm k tu Hi nd fur the KiMirtb'uf July rudco, wim in (lie elty liiihiy. i Mr. und Mm. Wilhuui Muxoy me leuviux Sundiiy inuiniiitf to uttend Ihv fitiile I'onventiuii uf United KpunUh Wur Velerunn in Si. lum. Mm. Mnxey In deleiile In th uux llliuy mii'liiiK. OlhiMii iimhinii the trip uru T. W. Kwlnu nnd Mr. und Mm. (1. H. Armnti'onu uie uImi to itl tuinl the uieetini. Kntei liiinminl friituied luduy'x lueetiiK uf the llend t:lub of I.lonh, held In Ihu O. I. C. dluluK romn with Dr. J. F. Iliiwh ireklinii. Mm. Iluiner Oyer wim pri'Neiited In n rr.idhiu und Vlviiiu mid Kleiiure (ieiu-.uu mid Merriiiin Ifuuver enter liiined with vucul ntimli:rit mid iniule. Kenneth Muudy wim in i huiKv of the priiKrmn. OpenluK Suttiiduy nluhl, July 22, ! "'Hie OufiiA," ii2l Arixonu nvenue. i Iluhemliin lKer un drmiKhl. Dune- j ink Muile by "OreKim Nlejit Kid- i m" I'luurmn fullnwii. Tublcii un , Kreeu liiwu, privnte dlnliiK room, j Adiiui HepiHK-k, pruprielnr. , - Adv. 3-IUp ' Attempt to ili'ttor Kate Futik', Scientist Holds WiihhliiKtun The duminunee uf eennuniii'fi over our jwieiid nyiileiii cnuxex the vtuit ineqiiiililieft uf our niiiteruil mid iwk-uiI envirunmenl miiklnu It futile to Htlempl ltier iiiK the biiinmi rmo, uy I'ruleiinor II. J. Mullar, Univemily ol lexiix, zuoluulftl, I In the eurrent Iwuie nf "Seienlific Monthly" Muller win forth cnnviiK IllK evidence thlit "nur eeonnniif ' y.iteiu, by exnltiiiK the neiuuiiiion of privnte profit, reitnrdlem uf whut exieiie In ulhem, ineulinteii predn- ; Inry rnther limn constructive j Idellln." ) Muller puinui out Ihnl thni en Kiilied in the work of inipiovinu the ! htiiiwiii line put forth Ihe dortrtne ; Ibiit the eeonomliiilly dnminiint ibuuirii lire of 1ni(her iiilibcr. Bui, ! he expliiiiui: "Siuh wlintific evidence nn in! Iiviillulile fmln In nuppnrt thin inn ti'iittnn und xliuws that the differ- j eiiren in ncorrn nf no.r.illed "Inlelb- I Krncr le.it' muile by diffetrnl rncea , mid eliiiMPt lire, tu the Ileal of our knuwleili;e, ciiuned by the differ-1 em-en In environmrnliil ndvnntiuiex which they received On llieurcticnl , llruuniK In fuel, there 1.1 lit lensl inoi-li remioii for Auinvmiiu; thnt the ; dnminiint rlnwex reprewhl n nelec- j lion ol imciiiny inirrinr in Aui tnnjf Miprrlnr Kenilic mutennl." Muller explniiui Ihul ciiniliilimi, therefore, leiulx to u fnUe nppriiU- ; id nf indiviiluiil worth unit nciuiii lu-ed for Improvement of the races. at. .11. ,U..t llu, ittiifeilbit JllllllUl ...v Inn iimfmed hla work to plncnm Im- t ag-Lac Tooth Paste 39c Lp relief Kase your mind: top your uf fcrinff; don't grow old ahead of your limo. Let us lit you perfectly from our complete mock of the new patented, Excelsior NON-SKID Spot Pad Trusses I Tho PERFECT Ruptura HOLDERS! 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Only the "iinrndini; revtihition," Muller eonchnlrs, can lit imr us in n (KiMtioii to accomplish that end. The U. S. linhthnuiio srrvice has tried photmnic wb to turn on and extinguish liKhtn uutomatically each da, and they have proved satisfactory. AN OLD-TIMER HORIZONTAL ' 1 First name of laily tu tho -picture. C I.nst nanio of tho laily In llio picture. 13 To border on. l(j IMaco or room. 16 Drone beo. 17 Second nolo. 19 In the middle. 21 notch. S3 Italian river. 124 Mcanurfl of cloth. 26 To aliish. ' 28 Portal. 30 To redact. 32 Wild durk. 34 To alunibcr. 36 At no time. 3S Mineral ': springs. '40 A largo dog. 41 To repulse. 43 What was tho lady In Ihe picture by profession? 46 To got up. 47 Containing gold. 49 Kun god. Dl Tn excavate. 11 Pound (nlilir.j. G3 Mesh of laco. D4 To recede. DO North Amer ica (abbr.). - 67 Cover. 69 Therefore. 60 Typo of tide. 62 Portrait statue. 64 Large genus of herbs. 66 Knott)-. 68 Sunstroke. 69 Diminutive beings. VKKTICAii 1 Tho lady In tho picturo A n swer lo ProWom Putile IDiQiRlMM I ILILII IKIA'NUDiO RQltHjjN rv, I bHwEjD pnTiotoOMMMOQiN v Eii aEiTruuMaAat SP L TDW'A R'PiSHSMlIJC I" ON IKBtQlEnTw MSJT llHmeiemamsHSQB iUjH('epQi5lo" 11 it p k j it. it 1 la 19 I 10 lu i "I13 "I---!-- ir-nPi3 :?o 35 -1)35- jT "33 W 1 W r5T 3r Hr 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1111 " with a eofMnfr litk includlnf CEORCE BRENT ZITA JOHANN YIYIENNE OiBOftN ALICE WHITE VERREE TEASDALE C.AUWltV SMITH FRANK MOHCAN TAPITfll tonn;ht and UrtF 1 1 UL SATURDAY "WHEN LADIES MEET" Nuw plnyinK extra days in Portland To Start Landscaping Of Federal Uuildin Grounds IjmcUc.ipinR of the federal build hiK grounds will probably be started next week, it was announced today by Postmaster H. H. Fox following receipt of word from the Spokane firm which was awarded the ground improvement contract. It is expected that rasx will be planted nt once, but the shrubs and trees will not be plnnti'd until this fall or next spring. Fox reports thnt he has been re ceiving complaints about weeds on the postoffice grounds- These, of Course, will be destroyed wher the grounds nrc landscaped. It was ex pected that the contrnctor would be on the inb before nnw..i 14 To tip. 18 Senior. 20 Perishes. 22 Metallic alloy used to join ' metals. 25 Large gland ular organ. 27 Paper nful berry. 29 Motive. 31 Lukowarni.- 33 Varnish In gredient. 36 Follows. 37 Ambor. 39 Staving off. 42 Ambassadors. 44 Irrevocable step. 45 Tho lady In tho picturo was of nationality? 15 Places of business. GOWhlto poplar. 66TI10 plant bel 68 Foolish flight less bird. 61 Taro paste. 63 Name. 65 Month (abbr.) 67 Southeast. was one ot tho first stars of her profession to appear on tho 1 2 KRyptlau'" deity. 3 Striped (nbrlc. 4 IlMZIOS. 6 Deity. 7 III Ink. 5 Requirement. 0 Largo sturgeons. 10 Iload (ahbr.l. 11 Diamond cut ling cup. 12 Stage performers, COWBOY BREESE TO REFEREE MAT CARD Prineville Wrestler to Of ficiate Here DuUrrnimcd to gut nome focal color on the mat here next Wednesday night in the Liberty tjiealer when four vi the north went' best known wrcstl' i's, Al Kurusit-k. George Kov erlv, &:otty Dawk ins and Jim Thoro. will be presented in Bend'a first card of its kind in recent years, Matchmaker Kay Brook has se cured the services of Cowboy Breestf of Prinevill as referee. The Cow boy, by the why, is considered Central Orr-gon' best gruppler and knows his holds, as well as the rules. Brees will be official for both events. ( ICarasick, 1!K) pound bone crusher known from coast to coast as the "Kuastan Lion", will have as his op ponent husky George Koverly, who votes in Hollywood, Calif., but does moitt of his neck twisting in the northwest states. Koverly weighs 201 pounds. In the preliminary. Dawk ins, main c venter on this week's wrestling card in Portland, will meet Jim Thores, cousin of Greek Thores. In the main event of the Portland card Wednesday Daw- win was matched with the husky Chtiuiman, Wong Bock Cheung. Us ing his famous flying tackle -a la Soniumbvig. Dawson had the ad vantage over the oriental until Cheung jjut his famous Manchuria n clomp in oluce. Central Oregon fans present for the wrestling card Wednesday night will probably see an exposition of the "new deal" in wrestling tactics which are greatly different from the 3uiet embraces of the old days. Un er the new plan, the wrestlers at tempt to wear their opponents, down by vicious attacks. Aitnougn ivara sick also bears the name of "Gen tleman Al". he occasionally finds it necessary to use his head, as well as his arms and legs. Karasick and Koverlv have agreed to a match in which the winner shall be the man who first gets two out of three fnlls, or a decision at the end of two hours. Dawkins and Thores will also wrestle on a two out of three basis, or a decision at the end of one hour. The Liberty theater stage is to be extended for the Wednesday night card. Brooks announced today. The promoter is to remain here until the matches. He had planned to leave today for Portland, to take charge of his baseball team, the .Federals of the Oregon State league, but found the trip was not neccsary because tho Albany-Federal game has been postponed. Post Resumes Flight After Near Tragedy (Continued Iron; page one) a month, was in Alaska today, but only after another forced landing. The soviet - seaplane piloted by Levancvsky which brought Mattcrn from Anadya, Siberia, was forced to land 15 mites west of Nome at 1:30 p. m. yesterday (4:30 p. m. p.ct.). The plane ran out of gasoline The seaplane was towed in by coast guard craft. It was undamaged. F J. O'CONNOR representing the Hixon brokerage Co. OF PORTLAND Distributors PILSENER BEER is in Bend with headquarters at the Pilot Bulte Inn. For information regarding Pilscncr Draught Beer, now available, call Mr. O'Connor or write Hixon Brokerage Co., 1004 Bedell Bldg., Portland. Announcing A New Deal &os Cream Producers Central Oregon Creamery and Feed Store CASH PAID FOR CREAM SWIFT'S FEED Special Egg Mash (milk and oil) 2.05 Egg Mash : $1.95 Turkey Starter .: $2.10 Turkey Developer $2.00 Chicken Sfarter $2.25 Chicken Developer., $2.20 Highest Cash Market for Butterfat TODAY'S PRICE, 24c . Central Oregon Creamery and Feed Store NO. 2 GREENWOOD BEND In connection with Depot Service Station Muttern, eluled over his arrival and recovered from injuries and ex posure suffered in Ihe Siberia crash j and while Isolated near Anarirsk, ! told the United Press he was anx- ! lous to nblAin another plane and continue his solo fliKht to New York ! within two or three days. RKPOBT AIR PARTY SAFE Anchorage, Alaska, July 21 IP) Kfforts to substantiate an uncon firmed radio report that Pilot Art Woodley and five passengers, lost for five days, walked into Etfeik, Alfmka, were made here today. The message came from an ama teur operator at Efietfik, which is on the Alaskan peninsula south of here. It said that the six persons reached KtftKik sufely after their pleasure plune was wrecked near Aniakchak crater. I.INDBKKfillS HKAD NORTH Cartwrinht. Labrador. Julv 21.- Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lind- ! berich left here at 10:22 a. m. e.d.t, today, continuing their route-mapping flight in the north. Their destination was understood to be Nain, 300 miles away. They had been held here since last week by unfavorable weather. Lindbergh did not give out defi nite information about his destina tion. One report said he planned to head straight for Greenland without stopping at Nain. New York. July 21. (LP) Mrs. Wiley Post anxiously studied a map of the North American continent to day and expressed a grim determin ation to restrict her darina husband's I future flying ventures lo the United I States even if he faiU to break the around the world record. "I think." she said with a ami), "that I would have to kill him if he tried it again." She was reminded that when Post returned from his around the world trip with Harold Catty she an nounced she would not permit him to engage in any more hazardous flights. I "He had such perfect equipment jor wis llignt, she explained, "and seemed so sure of success that I agreed." MATTCRN WATCHES RIVAL New York, July 21. (LP) Jimmy Mattern, who crashed in Siberia in a pioneer attempt to fly around the world solo stood disconsolately in the streets of Nome and watched Wiley Post flash by overhead on his almost completed . globe - circling flight The Texas aviator, who. was brought to Nome by a Soviet flier, may take off today for Terrace, B. C, on the -first leg of his overland flight, according to messages receiv ed today from William Alexander who headed an expedition to find Mattern. Alexander met Mattcrn in Nome and together they watched the Win nie Mae on its epochal flight, the messages said. Iri'ing Friedman, Brooklyn brew er, who financed the rescue mission said Mattern and Alexander would fly to Terrace in a chartered plane and there transfer to the expedition ship for the trip to New York. RAINS BLOCK ROUTE Edmonton, Alberta, Can., July 21. (LP) Steady rains were reported from Dawson and Mayo, Yukon ter ritory. today, indicating Wiley Post for Good Old Just a Few More Days! WETLE'S STORE-WIDE Duy Now! Beat the Price Climb! Prices are going up! Buy now! Our July Clearance will save you money! Buy now! Jit a few more days of this event. Savings were never greater. Buy now for months to come. $3.98 values, now $1.98 $5.85 to $6.90 values, now $4.79 You'll find every new style in silk dresses, includ ing the new knit sport modes. All colors, pat terns and materials. Organdie and Voile BLOUSES In smart pastel shades . . . the daintiest blouses imagin able. Very special . . , $1.29 values, now 79c 1 '- Printed Silks Genuine values to $1.39 a yard. Kow, extra special at Yd. 69c COATSSUITS Newest Summer Styles Buy Now ! $27.50 Values, NOW $17.98 $18.50 Values, NOW $12.98 $12.50 Values, NOW $7.98 $6.90 Values, NOW $4.98 SUMMER FOOTWEAR BARGAINS . ONE LOT VALUES TO S6.00 Summer styles, white, beige and black. Broken lots; . . . come early for these! $1.98 . ONE RACK EXTRA SPECIAL AT $2.98 , - Arch Preservers Aimora and sea sand tics and straps. Cuban heels. Values to $10. Come In a rush! $3.98 Entire Stock of Arch Preservers $8.50 to $10.00 values $7.39 WETLE'S BEND'S ECONOMY CENTER J may encounter heavy going on his flight to Edmonton. j At Dawson tne sy was overcasi. but little wind was reported. A ceil ing of 500 feet was available, with visibility limited to two miles. At Mayo the same conditions existed, with slightly better visibility. Post should pass over or near Dawson if he follows the Yukon river valley from Fairbanks, then turns southeast toward Edmonton. The last of the natives on the is- i land of Tasmania died in 1876. Specials for Saturday ANGEL FOOD CAKES APPLE TURNOVERS SANDWICH BUNS GLAZED DONUTS BUTTER HORNS BUTTERSCOTCH ROLLS, 20c CINNAMON ROLLS, 20c OAT MEAL COOKIES, 13c BUTTER COOKIES, lGc SANDWICH BREAD RYE BREAD ORANGE RYE BREAD BLUE RIBBON BREAD - - 8c MILK-MAID BREAD, best quality loaf ... 9c Central Oregon Bakery GEORGE ERTLE, Prop. - ' Dresses AT LOWEST SALE PRICES Central Ore gon's finest and largest stock of dresses now at re;. I savings! EXTRA SPECIAL RING TING THEME ROSED ALE SILK HOSE Values to $1.35 SATURDAY SPECIAL Pair 69c A. B. C. Batiste, Dimity and Novelty Summer Materials 29c Value, ??r now, yard 39c Value, ?R now. yard "OC 49c Value, ?Qr now, yard J7C DRES9 PATTERNS Good colors and patterns . . 4 yards to pattern . . regularly $1.19. Now, . 70-yard...- 1 ? c WASH GOODS One lot of all kinds of sum mer materials. 'Values to 49c per yard. 1 Q Now, yard i Summer Blanket CLEARANCE Cotton and all wool blankets at the low3st prices you will see for many years. A small deposit will hold any blanket for you! BUY NOW! SAVE! mm Broome, a center of pearl-shell "( industry in Australia, has so many nationalities that 23 languages aro spoken there. A three ton hippopotamus is con sidered a big fellow, but one hippo in the London zoo tipped the beam at four tons. It is believed that ancient tradi tions of certain fine swords beinf sent from heaven can be explained by the fact that they are made from meteoric iron. CHOCOLATE NUT CAKES CREAM ROLLS
