The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 21, 1938, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextBEND BULLETIN nir t Tiirn (.....tally lull IuiiikIiI mill Kiicluy; Malli-iid ulli ihcH.n llinudrinliiinci'i HVt-l' SIMIIltrlll IIMMIIMUifl range,. 11 Mavumim yeitenlay, 96 drgrrea. Minimum Insi night, 57 degrees, V()l X 1-1 1. TIIK IJKNH HUU.KTIN, HRNI) OREfiON, TIIITtHDAY AFTKKNOON, JULY 21, M NO. 3i) 1 in mum START WORK ON BUILDING SOON Commission Decides to; A I nilf k i Ask PWA Grant WILL RUSH PLANS S)'l iill lioild KU'Hioil Is I.'.-.,.,.( ...I ll'Iil.: . M i l'.)lTll'(l Wllhlli Ni'l l'VV Wt't'ks '"''V' ''' 11 ,-"'w 'WA ifim.i ;i;;,"l,,n,,,M 1,,rt,!-,ll71"" 11 (111 tit V hit" wu. uillit.iit-.l l.y ihe ...r .i..mmm-mm, " ' nwii Hiviuni'rri, wen M-hedi.led ( m.m,;.r i iirnri W n It If I Iii (lit- I hr iii llt nit ttl. Willi ttfllini- i tii v iliti i miti i.ifi'i(t iihuith, will ' ( Ih.-klfy. O. ..tf.tr, I'WA iu , i liiilnr. (it mimm u.mIii- ii. tit r ifiiti n ifin-t iiniii Mir ( Hr- (Vn I WA .Hut- win. I, i x.h.nir.h Amt.ri.An lV.f.itit,,., nlt-almr ',( Ihtil H aPHtiiis . liii...yihl.. I., .hvitlt-IC I o ,t,- Miu-.lv hfl.l ..-rlll.tJiUtti, a lrvl.MU $li..M. .ill.tt,,,,-,,! r j ( v ,) inittonal h.lw.i . rl,,! ,n Mn i .. ..-.-.I nlv o v hiiil.ln.K In-!.. ;tt. I,.,,,..,,!...,,-.iiynl f.n W,-m Ok?.,., An a if ult il Unit tin IM..II, Ihr My w. i kii "''i ""' I'lm l-.r mm in.lt- J Jtll1ll.n yu,llf unK1(,M ,,. fn.l.til u..h..KM.ii (..i lun.l, a;,)(...ll(.-t,l. s;, hn.-il-tiM ...nd.lHHis v nun J KlWlKHl IM.-.1. Ilt.,,,1 ItlfhlltM-l It Mt-iailn Ih.- l.lann an.) will hnvr infill li'linv WHIilH II Vtrrk, Ki'llci i uJ rtuinati at lln nt tf tail rtjninnifiit luiVf hffii aikitl Ii.hu j half a ihi.'t-ti riitiiaiui-. iintl thi in- (ii unit Inn i . chim li w ilh in the ntxt f.-w tl.iyt Ut-iifi ii Wi ltd lh.it, (hi illicit I im I atXill.-.itiMii h ),.- j lilrtl hy ftt'tcl Wr-hirnhiV IMuti S(i.ti:iI Vi V J 'I hf t niiiimi.Miii I ii vi inl i.ilhii; J-lal i-lrtlltin lit vult nil ii Uintll i MM' .if $Hi,.'ilM (ii (lIUIIIII' till' l lt V it'l t i'iit i.f ihr ( titt Sllitv tuil , to jas nttut. ... l,t,,m,Mi .iiMi-i, a.., ilrtll'-n. anil miici' I hi' tilaiw hit lln- ; i uii.hiiK an- riritv wi ll ah.nH. H iniK'il - oatil.lf ! stmt ion-till, t 'loll hv .pleIltr I, M.i yoi K S i iniii-uni iHiinti'ft out I I uniiii-MuiM-r ( ml I-. l- ii. Ixmhi i .ii-4-.l the ii tioii ..1 ,i h nl, In ! oriili.l'.Mi.n to 'Ui-vrvi'J- Ihr ,i..)t-fl .i l.in w 1 1 it-It '.in led thr ii-a-nt iu ol ..f ., nirinUii of Ihr fount tut hhf'tt il will iloriin'.l ii-fi-nllv no .le, wa-. made, due ... thr I . l.ir of Co USMone, W K hviltr,. ihr tJiM iivs.tin Mulnati-il ihrn. w llllle ihantr of Ml.h ii i- Mii-siiii'",Ml Mv,n '''dh.s t.f a Hide of mii - U'Hii! ai'iMiinli-tl 'llir i-Hv roii.tnU- i ' ion w ill prohahly srU-t t ihr utr ,',r if.. I Hildtiiu, t h.Ki- ihr ran foi thr iiiuuin- :..! hum over thr ilri.uli ' I i he w.nk to the i ii v riiaitat'i r. il ' iidw ay to 1 tiinalo uvrniir. Turn was itidii .itril alo iiVfiiiit- In thr rivrr, (ialvrston I nsl tf ts wt-lr ail t hoi writ last : avrmir west fi tun I In hi ide In Vt-t niKhl in Ihr ri.nsti urtion of a nrw J Mill ftirrt. thru south oil I till to a rlotkyaitk on tin- raihoad nrar thr jiimtion with llw- proM-nt road Mitilh outh nty limits, t.i avoid lln nti-'of thr niv limits Thr piest-nt wo-lc iiieroiis roiniJaiiits whu h havr ! st.n ts iit thr I....I id Calveslon ave aitsi'ii from thr present .lockyimU ninv in Kasl 'Hind siet A nunilHr of tiril.'. w ill lut vi to hr ,n alrd in ' iV tl,....l 1 1... i..l.. 'M ilOi Tl... in. ike l ik 'in (i in. aius .-Km no- ttce of intention In Vacate thr tire was published tml.iv, and a hiNirm' I i-. - hi'duled Ati-'iisl IN,) i Nn I-Minis fur Harmon 1 1n coinmisfioti also ret tied a .i .. I....I. l.... t. i i ... , .. .. .. ...... ..... 'ii.iiiiK on 't-Veial weekn I.v detlthn- their aiei1 no Inntls avalh.hlr to .red Hai umnl lhri pi ..je. ts: l.hivfield. an leoueMed hv the Hend 1 1 Miules ismnty I 2 miles ilad ..chool lioaul Citv Manaijer Iteitrr 1 ln "ml 7 n,1','' "-'ii faem.- (tend m-c-i-.luiiated it would co-t $810 to in-Hon of Cenfwry dnve tindm y. stull a wafer system and wed the luii Ihihlt-i Hrnt , I'.H tland. $KI,7M. In M prrnuuii-nlly. or IlillH if lye Khilliath omuHv I M miles mad Curs were ii set! for n temporary nux mii faeinn Maloiie-C.ihfoi nia line law n 'Hie pioiect will have to w ait ' mh! inn of Whitney county road. Chf (Contiiiue.l m pn-'e it-ht 'ford A Dunn. Klamath Fulls, $S.SL'7. .- - 11" ft County Spends Over Half or Its imo ii i 1938 Budget m " Over half of the Deschutes county the first six months, hlldtfet allowance ly t).tM more Ihan half ol the allowance was sticnl by July 1. The o.lal ! i-t.ci.illlure to date is $7K.lir,!t 21 June Six Months' i Hull, jet rNcli.sit F.xpenses Halunce ! School Silpciiulcudri.t :i.:i7IMHI ll.Vr.W ir.!IM l.HIH I!l Sle-iid and Tax Collector $ !l'(17 (Ml $ 1.7117(1 $ T. f. IK II t $:i7IHH:l I County (Til k MUNI 4:111 7!l 2.(124 OH 2 a?0.'.l2 l Coiinlv Assess... .'..'.WIKI IKC.Illi n.Olfl.MI 2.21441 ; Couiilv Treasurer 2.(110(111 20lli: I.178:i4 KIIMi. I County .luilue 2,42(1.(111 l!i:l.'.l 1,182 M 1.2:1747 Couiilv Collin. i-uiloners 2.IMIIKMI U',o:a HllilNI I 1KI III Ciicuil Court 2.1117 Ml I'.HOO 1.2:i4MI 7H:i.(KI v: Justice Couit 400 mi :i:ioo i'iuiih ii:ih: Juvenile Com t r.MI IKI 72.10 4HS 1 1 lil K!l t Hislricl Allornev 1120110 M 4(1 2liK:l 400 17 '! lie,. III. Officer . 41,0011 20110 21(1(1.. 24lllir j Connlv Nur .e 24KMIO IHI 77 I.LWIW 1.21702 Walcnnastci 2.2l'.r 2.'. 24!l;l7 1.0.12 1H 1. 17207 j ('..in i lions.- :i.H7ooo :wr. m 2.(Kio:i.r. 1 .Hitii.t.r. I Jail l..".M)0,l 170 71! 7KH.HH .M'.l 12 i Depi-ndi-iit (-llll.il n :i.200l)0 211 Ml l.llii'll!) 2.0:12.11 I I'ublic Assislan.-e i:i,200IHI 1.224 Hli il.731 .37 M.-ll'.H C,:i . Soldieis IndiKi-ut 1.00 00 l:(Hl 10 INi M.l !M f (lid Am- Assisliince II.4.MI0O 7:il 32 3.DHU7I 5,41111 2!l I l..'!al Publications HOI) .10 PH :tll 4I!2..1() 337. 70 (leneral Kxpense I. .100 00 lilt M (122 M 'I77.J5 MiiirrK.'ui'V 2.IKI0 Oil 3,00(1 (HI I'leelions ' :t.(l(lfllMI 1200 I.:I21H7 l.lil'.H.lJ AlldililiK Will (HI IMI.OO County Coroner IIMIINI Ml 7.'. l0.7r. 1)25 Couiil v Surveyor :;00 IX) 247 'III 2H3 3 lli2 Couiilv Alicultilral Ajji-iiI 2(l(K) i)(l I.IKIOOO 2,000 (HI Home Di-monslralion A)el.t 1. 10000 riMIOd 1.100 00 Sealer of WcIkI.Ih 252.IM) 18 II 114.21 I37 7C. Publicity, Kir. HOOiNI 7r()() 421 07 37H.1KI l-'ne Patrol al)ili)l) - r.W2l' Ml !:l Keeiiiplovment 75000 37.100 375 00 llodeiil Cnntrnl 100(H) 1001X) 100 00 St.ivlc nml Onme Prntecllon 500 01) 250.00 250 00 Tax Foreclosure 1,000 00 78.00 D22 00 A.H.sesnnienl Revaluation 1.MI00O 4'J!).98 1,000.02 (Juietlnn Title 1,50000 1,500.00 Weed Cnntii.l 700 00 200 00 200 00 50000 (leneiiil Hon. I Fund .211.570.50 2.MH.40 15911027 13,580 23 l.k (lene.nl Itoi.d Mptiptnent .12.752 00 12,749112 2 08 P Market Monti Fund 4,300 00 2 835.00 1,405.00 bailor Board Taking i II I li....l. e4 .. i iiuiiu in until omit? I'orlhiitl Tifii) I'-rins Protest to ISoanl hip I ine ItriiiiiniK l jiff i t'fuif 'lit id ( illllllMf (l( llll(.llltl'lll'li Oupilr I'lrlirl I im ,. .j..iv " i-, -nJDay Here Is Holiest in' it! ri , hthor it'jihiiMi I'liiniiiiii.T i.f , Wiifr-i fnmi r'niploycrn ol Poillund N.H ..d.iy Willi oMltiftlr ot the C I (l 1 '' rr """" i- it i .i t i v e . i.l ilit ( 'nun il. t t !. hi i Vl iiiii iliii' mini liny ili-manded ni- ;'".-. "M.M lt woikern'r m-m I ' '"'tHioimien 'liirtflnv night :inl iv,..ltI(((,v .ll,Wl h. ,h, h .hronyh r ' I ki i hut- i1 l lit- WfM Or.- foil I imilxM ciiiiuitiv to liuiil '.'.Utii- - w It CI be,!..... Jr ' I- ..r IttMH-h,.,,.,,,,.,, wen! ' .,....,' ... l.-i .h.v ....... ,1. f.t,: , ,,. V,.H. ..i,.!,,, i I ' itt-l 4i i if-:i i-nleil l.y iiiHiixnii;il'-ly ; l"(i.iy t nurl-nltt'i iikoii m.i k miiiimi : IHI nifii . i witi (Htl ,i rcturtl (or H-nl On July 'I In- null h U-iiii; tui In-h'd in i.- I2H ioi nil lime Inyh tif KM dr I' .1 it'fjtiln I Wt'.l Ot I'l'tui''. iftnlly i riift-s w.ts ift-imttd 1 ,,., , u,.,Lu,.. ,.,,.... i. ,t . v. i...l ,.i .1 ii i i I. .... Itt.r . . llllM. ,iat n't-n t.. nnt havi- t.t w.h k mwli t .n.-t. ,1 .t . Century Drive Bids Received - I i A ua I vest on Avenue to . - Kp Snriarprl Snnn I lid, fui ihr iniliitiveiiic nl of thi liend j-. tiott .1 the Ci ittui d hi wele i.fiifi ti.di. I the slali hinhw.i toiiiiiu .-.).. n It.. I, h i Ihoi tonti.n i.irs who Mitfaritl lhi HnnJ I Knlinonil .. i tion id Tin- Dalhs-C.il- V'"11-' UlKUtr M,t,,n1,,l,Ml '"j V ! . ' 1 Ul' n,M '"' ",,Vu,,,m1 1 n,,lfi (,f ln'llln " Ct nliuy ilrivf ''"""k!' H-nd is I-ianklm uvenuc. "' Wall Miwl to Hrouilway. Mtth. hiKhwav ...maiivsion today I I I I . rst of winch was for tinpi ovemi'iit of I 'Sandy ImhiIi'Viii d in f'oilluntl. I Krin mid KiIiIm of Port html Mih i inittrtl lln low I id ftr thr Sandy timiMjo rr . c 4 a.i rirst bi Months budget has been spent at the end of I (iuuics eoiiu.iled lodnv yl.ow Near- I $i;iG.0r!.25 $10,503.31 $7H.0:i.21 $57.300 04 IN BEND GOES TO101.5TODAY Ten Years f1 rv hrAni' v j ULU KttUKU lb 1U4 Humidity Remains Low, l-'iri 1 aiKit" Anile; Clouds Appear A ii iiiM i.ituii ill KM f il j'ii i Lin!"-! lunik in Ifn yt-arh. w.i: rr riiiilfil hfii aily lln aiif i iuhiii jul h'lnif ii I. Ililli r.nii j.ntly (Ir.t'i- I ipt-aifil Ix'hin.l r!lo. wnn.i lif j f.n inai k s nl ihuiiilfi In .nir. D.invf i tHily lnw Itu.iihhty nmr ks Kilted ffom all liart nl thi- ! I).: huti-i Un- Itttlay ;n the leinn- fintiiif taw hd .iImim- the )()( nwiik ami fin f mi I it kiii.. het time lu'iite 'Ihr Ktat lintk wnitl-i roasted under a lfiiiM'iatiiti. of '.IK detfiei'.N and a hiiiniillly nl 't mt n lit rally in the . ',ll,',n,'''n Bend't humidity iit 2 .'.0 j i in , was la jier rrnl j 'I'wn new (ires lentjx ii ar il y mt n l a. id lln.- Dfihnirs wtnK rally this altrr iinnii, as the f.ni".t (irolec-tivr ii n it t .-t nud nady ft r rinn tfriK'ics I luii'K wniK tin I He jarl nl Ii t'tintriil ,111111 di.atrhed (mini Htnd ( hi t'ketl J ia (lie hutiunt' III the pil T.lll hlltte . jairu, Miiith of lias i il y A fin stxit- tt l near the Crahani ranch, in .stair i t I.hhI'. of the Xi'ti'i'i cntintry. was als i itiit kly i tiiiirollrd At nud-aftei -I r'rtiti, thr Desx hules folft w.i. fj if , I furs, lookotllt rrixiltrl I' I a ii. Dinps Siijjplii An mi plane piloted hy Alden Wil - luiiiis ol lleud w.'LS used 111 prot f i hiVl, . h. - wniK on i lie 1 wiii-h Miillhefli Cusi-atles. f-atlv lod.iV Wil- '. I . y. . hams ii.i.tle two lludit-. over ihr f tre jiump, liopnnK riiu'.'iiit nt. Mipphf i. oil u. I'ut iii-liiiln i (J1 .t i ... i i " Ul'IIMMIf". The Twins fur l.laed .Miimoiislv i . i i. a . i liiily yr.terday afternoon A c.niliol (Continued on pa;e nKht SPRINKLING RULE WARNING ISSUED j t ( A TITst S Will CillUe Next Manager Savs Made neitsMiry hy the heavy withdrawal of water from ihr city ninin.s art a ri-Milt of the extremely win in weather, "leeth" are to lie lilacrd in leuulalioiis k o v c i n i n K sprinkling in Hend. City Manager C (I. Keller announced today Warn- inns were Ileitis issiusl today and iti rests will fo low. the city manager Ki lter potnt.s out lh.it Kople hv- UK in even iiiiiiiihi fo iioiistv can water on even mnnlK-iiHl days, and those m k!(I nunilM-red houses-on irthl .lays Sp. inkling can Ik- started em iy a.s -i a. m ami coin intieit unuit': . v ; i " . 11 p. m, hut spimklei.H must nol he left running through the nighl. The heavy withdrawal of water in downtown ureas hits resulted in a hardship in oullymit reMdenti.il see- 1 mililu.j in Mmhtikuo. the I It w.ls also announced today that ttotis, Iteiler .mts out. This lack oi;man suvnulh of Japan Ls directed j the bureau of reclamation has the pressure in fi uiKe areas is laiy.ely ( iWill (u. Yanat?.- valley -and the option of selecting from local appli ilue lo a disregard of irriKati.m le- , invader's troubles there have ill- , cants approximately 15 enrollees. i l,,a,l,m-s- 'm' 1 ,,v nutiuiger stresses. L . . . D ... Laoor joins Daiue . D . D ,, I f he a -alar T Karlrlmr l" "v " Wllshinitton. July 21 (IP) OrBn- 1"1'"r tmitecl t.nlay to supptirt Senate Majority Leader Allien W. ! Hark ley lor renoinmalion against ' (lovernor A H (llajipvl Chandler in ' v"k! H large-scale ellort is ac the Kentucky deni. c.atic primary '"""v "derwav PreMdent William Cleen and the1, The stran. the an,..e can,-n joined Pro ident Honscvcll. the Com-' ,s 'i'""''1 "J .'" '''k's i ; , .. U " ' import....! or unimportant as the a eague in u.gmg llarkleys leelec- illvn,vl.j j,,sill , mk. , Hon. II... ..Unary is August I.. Yl,, Tk , ,, llmlM,iv ,mivv be conn, between llatkley and ,,nlI)lsi, ,,,,,, , limp w,. Chan.ll,-! will be a , oulnghl lest of (, lnj , , ,.,.,.,,, , , new deal slientMh inasmuch n i ..,,:,.. ti i i ... Ihro evell iave iunHiuiv.it al endors.1 men) of hul k ley dm in,; trans- eouiinenliil nip. (Iieen's iiclion marked lis lerenl . few iustmuvs in which the dividi ,. . , . labor camps have unilrd (or politi eid action. The oilier case is in Maryland, where nil labor Kmuns are hacking Mepresenlntive IXivid J. lewis nnuinst Senator Millard K. 'lydinivi in the deinocralii- nomina tion, Boy Fatally Injured In Dive Into Creek yalem, (Ire.. Julv 1 tLP Charles triil to bolster Jawinese pjitriotism Driirv. 17. jon of Mr. and Mis.ibv revivlnn vividly the snecter of CJeoiKe Hrurv of Sublimity, died at ' viel Kussia at n lime when the ul hospttal here' after breaking his neck!,m,sl 'iHtional effort is needed lo n a ri ve nlo S vep cieek Wednes- day. The yotilh niisiudoed the depth nf the water and crnshed his skull inlo n suhmei k'od rock. He was brought to a hospital here in the Sulem first aid car. II is nrms and legs were par alyzed before he arrived and he died during the ni:;ht. He Is Mirvived by his parents, two brothers and three ulsters, PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Ill lO.ile-.J f'r 'Ml John .11 tit Ahim II.Hi'.evi It, wli" vi-if in;iiiit'ii ;i month afi at N;t liiuit, MijHf; , '.-iilt'il 1,11 tin- lt'ly f-'-oiiiri:. fiotn Monln.il to mnliim ' ilx'ir twi iii'tnili honeymoon In HimiiiiiH.'i Tin- l,dy of Dowager Onerti Mmii tif Koum u-in wa, Irrum- - r' - '' - - ''" f VtV P-ne-h outride Smart in I ii-iiK.nv i'nm nl I ho n hrill tif r(ir( t-rn t .-ilnn in J Him hnrel IW tirjrr II, Furlc, ( l' niiivh nt.ia , flvniK n v r ih r . I mii-mmI nnitr li'ii. ami wnn f r- 'roH.Ml..i f... iw, v..kH hy lh- '.llil- It(-Ii'l'liUl(-i liillffiil lit Tf nil i.f hit 'i-vcnih ntnl ruif1! wrioir, at' ini'luti .l'.ffi-t ifivi'i- a"-iil:. I'liarHi-d thi -.it i.f Mi ..i.'i Mi- l-'iimUlit l. V '.lilt Jr. 'lln- I--.I.V vis (Hirn ' ir'.Hav in f'hil.i'lf li.lu.i IvinU - in Iwlnlal . I-V'thi'ivf M.inaiut 'f I in i- uivt w mi'l up ii-. hi'ii fc a1 tl.d JnliilUV Wri.' IIHiriT i a I.m.iI h n l t.f ()yr.- Iln'lvwuii'l wlli"'i ill M. xir an a. tri 'H fili-tl mil f..i liivntrt Ifiin lirr t.n'-iinii. oivmm.i" wiii ! inj' than i.i'.n hie! ind Tin time ..hr Mild il wa. i'i inanrnt 'I ii Hint J. M -mi' y. ('inner lalxir It ader ti"w i'i San Oik-mIiii ,rUtU, c niralu!al' 'f Hern rw n tat ivi- Jerry J O'd.niifll n his i i-nnMiiiiaf mn in the Moniann tie nxM-'.'itii- iinary fihl I i'hlwi'M'ht lJxinv Cham i ion Ia i Amhrrs arrived nl S'lnnnl, N J . to 'tail pii'MiiaUon. for hr. (Continued on pin' three) Russian Border ; Clash Awaited I "nl f) I T f Little Keal Uanger ot ... I n War IS OCen . i W n,n.Ksn..i! , Japan and Soviet liussia faced each f other n c r the iddiei-crowned 1 "','"Km "" r '"!""'. Ii.nr o the most ten.se unu uurziinn f '"v-S of Kar I-f.teui uflict and i uvalrv. ' mtnuirv oiiiciiiis ai iokv. wihui has nrottted soviet occupation of a has iirottted soviet occupation of a il..!,..! 1 1... I 4... ..I I I. nt. t Jim- ' -..-.., .". 1 net! n troop demonstration to enroui - . f . i withdr-w ; , , '., , , , ' " . ' ,i "f Ti," . ..I...H.-W inlMl.l (i..i II li.-i-e.rv t." .Ihvp ll..-m .,11 II..- lull!,,,. l),t. un-M-nre ( Ihk.ps on sines, ine m i aiej-iciii iiiiixh uiiht tu i . , . . . . . Ul.- M.mr known , CI.aiiKkur.-nK V"'"" . FT i m !a...l MI..I.K M metiM (ion. ,-,.M,. ; lnt now .-1s ... C .M.lr. OrrKon ! il I. som-s ... Tokvo .-.in nniv park i ! s,:'" C C. Ksliw. Is-'tlu- l.M,ut.- w.tl. hiKh .-XI.I.MVK. .rf ;'"-' P"J 'ngmwr. was au.:- 'i rt.atii.nal i-..n.-. rn Y.-l tlion-was nu nl.-d tins w..-k l-y. the arrival of ll.tlU- in tl..-I.roail iiiclu..-to induati- fiwmi' t'hamU-rs (rotn Diulirsni'. Ithat It ll.iKht loucli ol( u major i-x-. Utah Chamber.- Ls M-nji.r ilerk. at ploion. j t ached to the bureau of reclamation, j The Chanc.kufcm; dispute is but j At p.eent. the Deschutes project j one of a Ionic serii-s of border in-, staff ls l.ou.ed in crowded quarters ' cidf-nt.s- some of which have led lo in the ltenil ie'.eral building, hut pitched battles - - between Jananese land soviet troow. On both sides of j the fi olitier there are military strale- I klsIs who Ixdieve tl..tt eventually 'be two grent powers miLsl fit-lit for mas- trrv of the Far East and. in a general wnv, the past inintier incitieiHs navei -w prie fighters feeling each, other i""'- and Harlow Allen of in a similar manner and apparently n-achwl ii satisfaclorv conclusion. Now. althouith several bundr.tl thou- creased steadilv recently. Chinese. Iialtinu the Japanese of- i fensive on Hankow lcfore il had; leached Kiltkianil. clninied todav to have launche.l counter-utlncks which threw Iwck the enenw in important clashes. Japanese seizure of Han kow, however, appeared from n mili tary vlewoint lo lie only n matler of time: possibly n month or six ks if a lnrue-seale effort llilioll I hut lint IJiluuintiu .(.. l. . 1. 1 .,,rmi( pjls. Jap;uiesp aclivitv. are now ivsmiiiiK lo u "lest punch ' tf ( their own at a most embarrassim lim-' for Japan. The most lonicnl explanation how ever, appeared to lie thai the in eidenl has been exuKeruled hy the Japamvie mililaiv for definite pur n;ise.s. Stmie Japanese militarists be lieve, for instance, that the sooner Ihe supposedly inevitable conflict with Kussia Ls stin ted the better, and their allitude adds the creates! dan- IRer lo the border clash. More con servative leaders, however, minht find in Ihe (Tiennkufene Incident niii- l""y v"MueM i v-nma HITKS TAIL, SAVKS COW Pan Dieito, Cal., July 21 (LP-As n Inst despernte effort to rescue n mired cow from the San Diego river quicksands, Andy Gomntes bit Ihe animal's toll. Flossie, who had re sisted efforts of itev en men, a horse, block and tncMe, nnd vnrds of roie. ntiirkly and convulsively shook her self free. CCC COMPANY IS QUARTERED Two Other Companies in Redmond Now EQUIPMENT COMING: HtnuU and Fire Hreaks to Me (Constructed Tirsl At Camp Site . i t'ntitf,any No. MM. nt nl lwt CCC ' nnii.s that aiiiveri in (Vntral (n-nii lliis wwk from tin 5th enrus area, t i st,idav iKt uuit d l.-im.rarv umr- I I' i'. at thi WlXiii; .-lie. preparatory to thr (tearing of jjrouctl-; for u per niani nt, thrtf -company amp that will l;c cniihl rutted in thr up livrj I'M ai loll in Ihr near future. Two i ther coinpani.-'i arc --lationed at Id-tliiMJiid, where the permanent win ter tamp wa.s occupied yc-tcrday Actual work oil thr Deschutes pro ject has not yet startitJ. hill equip ment will he moved hen fiom Den ver. Colt. , tins com i in; week If plans mater ialii, 0 CCC wot krr.s will h avc for Denver this cvenuiH. to re turn 20 truck loads of i-quipim-nt. VVI.ile in Denver, the loys will aM in loading hravy equipment on height cars, for removal to the Cen tral Oregon project. Trie hug pro- jjecl, co't of which has ben c.ti- milled at around iH.WM.WjQ, will in- i dude the clear iny of an 180.000 acrt f-.t n-j.rw.ir hasin at the wiku.P. ( tin- con-triiction of ii dam and the excavation of a inaiu canal from 1 (lend north across the Hednioiul I plateau to the Madras country i " iV-ri io rr-" ,'ft ' " " North Unit land-.. lhrouKh ine use oi wesenme. w.uer inai win he c an led acns the Crooked river l-K"r;;r in a l.,fi sipl...n To Build Quarters Morn than -100 CCC workers are jn..'.v m Central Oregon, llowevei. tneir pr uiiiiiKii woiK win ne con fmcj p, the construction fined t,, the construction of nertna- . , . lV : uvm camps ior summer anu w line, , .,.,,.r .. t-.rilKl nl tears Part tif V , 11 ""J' vv,,rK in ,Mt i' .-lie win m i'ie consiruciion oi roaus Illld ,lr(1 ,)r(..lkv Y.lordav ewlun,;. r, offu-ii.ls sp..k.. to llio ,.-w limvals (rn, ohlo m Kentucky. ' will occupy an office building, now ; nndiT conslrui'.ion on Bond .street. aJK,i.t August l. Korenrn Appointed 1 1 was announced from Fisher's office today that a numler of Cen- , 0rttf01 ri.si(lpnts have leen natned as acting foremen on the pro- j ject and will serve in facilitating po sitions. They are Lutner Metke. A!ex , 1. Kanisey ol Manias. L.co r Clark, a junior foreman, is to be transferred here from the Slanfield titled "pi-oject assistants." who are t.Xeiuit from restrictions as to age. (Continued on pane five) I ROOSEVELT PARTY ! ENJOYS GOOD LUCK Famous Coral Island to Be Visited Next Aboard U S. S. Houston, Fn Koute to Cocos Me. July HI -(Hy Naval Radio to United Press) After e day's phenomenal fihintf luck at Socorro islam!. President Hiwxsevell and his party headed today for Clip perton Hock, famous coral reef that for 35 years was object of an owner ship controversy between Mexieo and France because of its guano de posits. King Victor Fniinanuel of Italy, a; arbiter, finally awarded Clippcrton to France. When a schnoUhin cruiser raised the French flag in W34 it was discovered the island's centuries-old guano deposits had Ihhmi removed. Clinperton. also known as Passion island, is l70 miles southwest cf Apapulco, near Ihe circle tnu-k from Panama l Hawaii. Mexico's claim was based on discovery by Alfredo Saaverdo Ceron, Spanish armada caj tain, in l.V'7. Fiance claimed p.ts eovery" by Captain Victor Kerveg ncn in 1858. Although the Ho it ton has been in troni'.-al waters since early Tuesday, it has not been uncomfortably warm, the highest lemperature was 85 de grees. Prevailing winds have been continuously from the north nnd northwest. Sens for the most nart have remnined calm nnd at no time hnve they been more thnn choppy. President Rooseve't cnught a "0 tKund blue jack off Socorro. The InrRest of 130 fish caught hv the six fishermen in the party. The presi dent a!so cnught a shorn but lost it after a half hour struggle. Daddy Dempsey on the Beach Jack Dvmpsey. btcoiiipanies his little daughter, Joan, on a day's outing ut Long Beuch, L. I. Corrigan Books Passage on Ship Will Sail July 30th on Liner Manhattan ! DtiH July 21 IIP: - The $ri00;h;rc- :ind h:,d i craie in wnicn louiiias eorncin ; a . . ... v . .'.' ...aur iim;ii iiKii iioni iiew York to Dublin left for home at S:45 P. m. today al,ard the I-eh.h of .he Ctnie mnPi.;...n CorriRan remained behind. course, prepa: mg plans for an 18 hole Although the impetuous Irish- I V"11. ait helping lo develop the ! American flier had declaretl he , fir?lt 'ne'n such d way ,nal exm" (would not be separated from his be-l-sinn nf ,htf coune to 18 holes could j loved plane, he permitted il to bejfr,ow He presented to the club its UhiDDed to the United Stnte- u-hil I first major olf trophy, emblematic i he remained abroad for eiuht more I day.s before his scheduled sailing ,'or i New York on the United States luu r Manhattan Irom Q.ieenstown un'Hixon presented the club with an- July .TO Dublin. July 21 IP- noutj-la-: Gorce Corrigan. hero of a "wrong direction" flight from New York to Ireland, booked a parage home to day aboard the United States liner Manhattan, sailing from Queenstown on July 30. The Manhattan will arrive on Aug ust 5 in New York where Corrigan will he welcomed in the manner re served for heroes. It was assumed Corrigan would j take aloni his antiquated $900 plane. Paul. Jr.. who succeeded Mr. Hixon in A'hich he h:is so much pride that I in the sales department of The Shev ' 1... ".-l.n's n.l .,.,,. I, ... il,. 1 1 in i. . v., r..n., ,n.. l...r., ,.lw I,. around the world." Corrifinn was reluctant to end his "party" because he was having a good time and there were a lot ol things he would like to sn and do. one o. ine in.ngs ne saia ne wo.uu like to do would be to visit London and bave a chat with King George ! and Queen Elizabeth. The "unemployed California air plane mechanic appeared determined that hts belowed nine-year-old j "crate" would go with him on the Manhattan. Irish nuhorities gave it back to him after he promised not to' attempt a flight back across the At- j lan tic. I There were reprts around Baldon- j net airport, where Corrigan landed Monday with the nonchalant an-! nouncement. T just came from New York." that the nine-year-old "crate" would be exhibited at the Smith sonian institution in Washington where Col. Charles A. Lindbergh's j spirit ot bt. Louis has been vieweit by thousands. "I'm trying to arrange it so that my plane will be taken back to the United States on the same ship on Continued on page four) Body of Woman Found in Hotel in Portland Portland. Or.. July 21 (LP) The body of an unidentified woman, dead from a rifle shot believed by investi gators to have been self-mlUeU'd. was tounn line ycsieruay in a souin- ; west Portland rooming house. I "I am from California." read in note found on a table in the room, j "So no one knows me here. Pica: c l don't think the boy friend did it.' Police were t.-ld the woman, about . m i :.. .... iuu.i.r..n. uy uu... v.ot - Mates marine uniiorm, renie.n ine riHtm mesnav iiigni, i euvstei nig a "Mr. and Mrs. James Carroll. Sn Diego. Cal.' No one saw the uni- formed man leave, officers said. 4-inv r1.. rn tpp.itv n..A.Vno a;.-... i.,. ii bitjnr,,.n I sentatives of Paraguay and Bolivia ! signed a formal treaty today ending ion ..oar. nr rfiE.,,.. i....nnn twn republics over possession of the Gran Chaco bonier region. ' JOSEPH HIX0N, JR. DIES IN PASADENA Former Item! Resident Is!f!afn" Victim of Pneumonia Joseph M. Hixon. Jr., former Bend i j resident, died last ni(ht in Pasadena, jCal.. after two weeks illnes wirh 1 'pneumonia. Mr. Hixon lft Bend in I 1 ia:0. after several years residence ade hi hoi i : r--.t ..: .i- v-ut ion iiid MitLf iiui lime. ?Tl T ul oryamzing he u'hiln in Rnd Mr Hivr.n u.ni . u . uv iicms7u i . . ' "f 'he club championsJiip. and when Harold Ilanen won pennanent pes- --esMon of the trophy in 193d, Mr. other similar tronhv which wastou.c aimarlv in icnlatoH wrtrt offered for the first time in the club The forestry service reported Cal championship tournament last fall. ifornia suffored most, with 350 fires Mr. Hixon was the son of Mr. and I within its borders. Two bad fires Mrs. Joseph M. Hixon. Sr. He was born in 1904 in LaCrosse. Wisconsin Hixon house, 515 Conaress street now used as a rectory by Trinity Episcopal church, was presented ta the chvirch when Mr. Hixon left Bend in 1930. Funeral services for Mr. Hixon will be held in Pasadena, but the time had not been announced today. A. G (leave tonight for Pasadtna to attend .the funeral, ; 1 K Cf0 I Irr.Il rt I ICKC5 iJClS JL.1IT111 Oil Fund for Bonneville Washington. July 21 (IP Public I Works Administrator Harold L. Ickes ! disclosed todav that $10,750,000 allot ted this week for four Bonneville transmission lines was all PWA now eontemulates soendine in connec tion with the hydroelectric project on the Columbia river. Asked whether the ordinal requ?st of Bonneville Administrator James D. Ross for S21.000.0ti0 to construct ti.tnrmission lines had bren reduced, Iekes said, "yes." First "Pick-a-Back" Plane Flies Atlantic in 25 Hours, 8 Minutes Pol l Wa.hinRlon. N. Y.. July 21 (IP j survey bops planned by Imperial British Imperial Airways' Mercury. I Airways this summer, in 20 hours lirst "pick-a-back" plane ever t i fly and 111 minutes, uveraging about 141 to this country, arrived iie.e from : miles an hour in the (ace ( lip.ht Montreal at 4 0S m. EOT today. 2f , headwinds. hours and eie,ht minutes after taking' The Mercury took off from its the air from the back of its mother 1 mother plane, the Maia, at 3 p. in. plane" over Fovnes, Ireland KDT yesterday. Capt. Donald C. T. Bennett, the! A crowd of more than 500 persons pilot, completed in two hours and ; watched the ship drop to the St. nine minutes the :i"0-niile hop from ! I-.wrence river and ijlide l"e Montreal where the four enKincd ! Boiichorville air base where a crew seaplane landed this morning after a ' wailed lo refuel the plane for the 2SS0 mile flieht over Ihe Atlantic. 1 330-mile fliliht to Port Washington, 1 ,m. for the Fi.vnes to Montreal hop) lv.s -jn hours and lil minutes. ' As it Rlidcd to a landing on Man-; hawrt i,av t,e Mercury was can vina ., tn,.,,,,,,',,,! ,..... ,., '..,..,, lil.otoRiaphs and newsreels of the ' visit to Paris of King George and Q n Flizabeth and of Doir.las Cor- I. ... ... . . r.,Mt . ,, . . f- . ,,, wh k vcek flew nomtup lo D,lbl" b" mls"lkc- . . . . .. D. n . n (aid C T. Bennett landed the British Imperial Airways' seaplane Mercury here at 11: 19 a. m. EDT today after a 2 850 mile non-stop flight over the Atlantic from Fovnes. Ireland. The four-engined "pick - a - back" plane nude the flight, one of several FIRES RAGING IN MANYAREAS Six Thousand Men on Fire Lines Now LOSSES ENORMOUS Vancouver fslar.d Fire U VAld Miles Long as It Advances I Kr Unitrfi PrMwl Additional forest fire fighting crews wrre mobilized today from Ihiti-h Cohinihia to southern Cul ilornia as more than tiOO fires swept Pacific coast fortsts causing millions of dollars damage and endangering u eore of towns. Almost fi.000 men were on the fire j lines in the three Pacific coast slates I and one Canadian province, and ' hundreds, more were being Mimmcrt I ed to protect property. Authorities said at least five fires had been set hy individuals to create employ ment. fn Mich emergencies many fire fiiihters are recruited from the ranks of unemployed in metropolitan cen ters. High temperatures, low humidity, lightning and a prolonged dry period had brought the far west one of its most serious fire problems. A terious situation' existed at Campbellton. B. C, where a fire wan advancing on the settlement. Two destroyers stood by, ready to evac uate residents or lend crews to help the 1000 men already fighting the A Comox Logging company camp was evacuated and all equipment, in cluding 120lre:ght cars, were moved from the path of another fire in the pro ince. Fire RUItt Miles l.one The front of the Campbellton fire waf Pjght miles. Thirty million feet of piled loqs were directly in the path. I of the fire, which already ha3 caused J"3 t.mateu ai more man $200,000 . , w u , in iauinniia i ires raKeij uiiuiieuivvu thrcu-gh bruh and valuable forests of virgin timber. There was no im mediate prospect of-rm. The most serious California fires were in the Klamath and Trinity national foreftts. In this area 11 sep- i arate conflaiiratuiiu were out of con- I trol. Tlie U. S. forest servic Carried 1 men to the scene in airplanes, which also dropped food and supplies to ' burned in the Tahoe forest and along Mad river. A crew of 1.000 fought a fire on the Smith river in Oregon which, had. burned over more than 7.000 acros. Driven by a stiff wind the flames roared through the woodlands, pdsh"- ing the fighters back. . Near Ryderwood, Wash., a fire hd swept over more than 2,090 acres. Hundreds of men fought vainly 'To hold it back. Forest officials reported three fhe' still burning out of control in Ihe Siskiyou national forest in southern Oregon. The Chetso blaze was re pord to have spread over 4.000 acres, and like the Smith river blaze, spot fires were started ahead of the main wall of flames. Held in check was a 1500-acre fire which came within a few hundred feet of farm houses west of Grants Pass. Also under control were 12 fires in the Bland mountain district in Douglas county, one fire in Kelsay valley, and one north of Diamond lake. New danger was reported in the i area of the Big creek fire in Clatsop county in the form of a gentle east- etly breeze. Two hundred CCC en- (Continued on page eight) IN. Y . The plane, upper comiwnent r,f the Short-Mayo composite aircraft, was laden with half a ton of newspapers ...ml nhotoitniDhs and newsreels of the vbit of King George and Queen Elizabeth to Paris. Officials of Canadian National Air- onA Tmnc rnnnrln Airlines government inspectors and customs men greeted Pilot Bennett and Radio Operator A. J. Coster as they climbed cut of the plane. Express and postal authorities took charge of that part of the piano's cargo of mall and pictures destined for Canadian points. Imperial Airways officials said tne plans were for the Mercury to time (Continued on page five)