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SPOUTS
FACTION TWO
GENERAL NEWS
VOL. XI.II.
THE PEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON. FRIDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER 21. 10?,8
NO. 117
Bend and Albany High School Football Teams Meet Here Tonight
THE BEND BULLETIN
Lava Bears Have
Under Dog Role
Strong Valley Eleven
Favored to Win
IU imI'h yntihtf t Ijtvii IW'iii will
r.wifiK In' iM'iUtii' iijiuiii ("nitwit, tltii
lime tiiruiiiM AlUiny, u teum tliitt lif t
lull Ih-M tlif I'Hrhuli-.t Mjtuul M-urr-liwa
l.r three quarter, lleint Uut wutx
iM l.et three nntut frmii AlUiny, hul
rwt Ity overwhelming unites.
'IViiitfhl, fur llw litfel Hi'"' in
huinlx-r uf yejim, lUmi will fitee
lir iiitm mpriti'iu-'tJ Allwuty Mpiuil
an thr iiinJci iy lentil r'uiu who
wiw AlUmy I'luy tfrrul ufleiiMve li.ill
j.H.hilM SJein lii.l week eml irelHt
Ihut I Ik llnlll's will win In rv
turlil -
Uist week eml. Hent! nml Albany
I'tSt Oleic (ll.lt (OlllfA lf ill' ftfMMlJI.
Uhtntf rtvfiMH dud the HiilIdiMfi
Were mwible tn Hiilvr furlht'vf qiiiir
teti. Sult'iii ilefeuled Allmny 21 tit l.'l
The D.Jl.-ft iM-ut Hwifl 12 in 0. tiflf-r
.ioiue Hi'tMin hul returned the
i.(M-tuiiK kuk.ilf f) yunln fur la nd's
hifif tiU Kdwwii.
There we no romiiariiUve urnre
liV.itluhlf In ilidiciiti ill relulive
nUmO, if tlm iwu Ic-itrtiH. AHumy
iiH'nt-U It KfMivm with a 111 In 7 vir
ility over MyrOe I'mnt. then ttefeiitetl
the b'l.i'.H hitfli mIukiI 7 Ui ti. Ttlla
uuk, ruled fir tin t several eu
Miti Jt cine of tin ((rent (einns of the
Oregon nwct, held Allwiny i n ti to
fl tie i.li thr follow it.( Week Mid
Thru la I Fildnv AUxiny dioM-d u
Hid in Ui Salt-in 21 to IX
So fur tlilt "covin, lU-nd him Immmi
KroltMi on only twin, 1Mb of iher
tititiiiiitiwitt weto iniiilt liy Tin
I).. II.- Lixt Krid.iy mulil. Ileiid h.i
lilitaimi !t7 (mint ti(iilli four op
j.onfili niitl AlUmy h;u Miirt'd AU
(MitnU. However. Item! mi f.ir hi
id. iyd tlie U -tt d-ft'iL.sivt hull, hntil
"tt (i()otH lit to II total of 12 Iwilltt i.
AiU.my )mi yielded 41 inuitri.
Tolithl'H i;.iltw will f. lit 1 1 at lite
U u id hotn , B o'l ltM k Thire will Ik
iteiity i( hi win on odor lict ween
httlvejt, n the lieitd hih u hool lteni
t id ihr itirLs drum und biiule (irptt
jiwut ifiir.li iirtioti A liiffie rnwd U
rXpeited fliIU AlUiliy.
Muni Nehl, Tuin llawkint ond
t'tillttlr Mnholtey will hiiitdle thr
Kunic tonight Tin rtUihle t t mi;
. AHwny
I.K Kwiti
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Bend
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Wtnthiw
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('iilemun
Miidsun
W.hkI
KenuMii
Vldley
!(-ldell
TO SK1.I. PKCKiKAMK
For llii ffriUHl time thijt ,riir o
KraiiiM writ on ml? Imlay by I ho
Mend IiIkIi ftfhool Ktudeiit btnly In
Iidviituv of n Inral footlmll iimi. bill
Itti iiitiovnllon wai nnlii ed in the fart
that the folder, Hlvinjf tram in fur -(nation
both n to Hoiid und Allmny
train-;, timid 1h purchaM'iI at the
ticket fiffu-tt at tin City DrttK Co.
Program netler will Ik on duty nt
the Kaino toninht nt Bruin fieM.
Prfiroodn from prtiffrnni (udtii no
toward I bo InipixivonuMit of the Bend
blub M-hool nowrijMiper, Pine Mur
mur n.
The t llmbinK feni can climb about
throe feet
Out Our Way
nil1;.!
By Williams
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USC IS FAVORED
OVER STANFORD
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Sport Tabloids
Sttlo-Univorllv of WnjthtnK
tuli t lliiikiet loduy jjhed up their
defense iiKirutt ('alibii'tiia's invaJiiiK
I Vein with whom ibi-y tla-b over the
week- ml.
Piilltnan, Wiislt Tlio CdtiittiH U
vitJiiniMim State put the finl-Jiintf
imuliei on !ome tiiik re verso plays
(ikJuv Willi two kpexiy hall);
Cecil Webhko and Duk Eirwrton.
parking the ImiU Ubitid three and
lour-mim interferenco. W. S. C.
meets Oregon Slate tomorrow nt
Portland.
Palo Alto. Cal - Bill Puulman, vet
eran Stanford Uu-k field Mar and
punter, will be out of tomorrow's
IJ. S. C. Bnte hevnur of o char ley -horH.
Corvallis, Or.- -The Oregon Baver;
at live ui Pi ut land lod.iv for n work
out on Multnoiuuh field preliminary
to Saturday's tlusb aKamst W'u.sh
unit on State. Coach 1-m Stiner in
dirated his team would take to the
air.
Beikeley, Cal . TliiHy-rlnbl Cali
fornia Beam slop ovur ut Portland
this iiflerntMin for liKbl workout, be
fore ronlimiinK to Seattle to meet
the Huskies,
Portland - Holdout ranks of the
Portland Hotkey club were retluifd
today a. lidtiie lloliues. swift former
Spokane forward, oiuue to terms with
Pilot Bobby Howe, luidie Ouletteand
Bert Scharfe are sttll unsigned and
the management Itetrayeil Aoine ccn
cern since both have remilur jolw
In Canada.
Clara at Sat ramento. Cal., Nov. 27.
('oath this lorais of IVlroil said
today.
Frtivo. Utah 11m University of
Portland foothill team was due here
td.y for u kittle with Britain
YouiiK university Saturday Hnilbirdi
adniiltrd the iKidt were fairly even
on the contest Coach Matty Mathews
of Portland was said to rank the
lot, ' Utahlif. us totinhcst on hvi .schedule,
next to St. Mary s.
Medford, Ore Six thousand fans
were exiiected to attend tonight
Collon to n "name your own terms"
proposal for n match with Sum Snead
billed "for the world's professional
mutch-play t-hampionsliip." Snead.
hard-hitlini! pro from White Sulphur
Spi irute. W. Va.. ulready had accepted
the ofb-r of Kliner Ward. Btnton. to
meet Cotton in u 12-bole
Surprising Odds Tostod at
San Francisco
By J a me A. Sullivan
iVlnUNi I'rrmm MUlf (frrmiMtidmf
San Francisco, Oct. 21 d I Howard
Jonen, 1'rojan roach, w going to bo
surprised today when he arrived here
and firids bis U. S. C. team n 2Vi to 1
favorite over Stanford for their an
nual game Saturday. Others were
sonicwtuit sururiM-d to se the odds
pohtod by Ifcal U-tting commissioners
at Mjt b a figure.
For Mioe 40JOO x.-rsmx, including
Jimmy itiwvell, the president's
secretary and eldest son, are going
down to the Stanford bowl exp-cting
to M-e a toss-up game which a breux
or two might decide,
California is a 2ln to 1 favorite over
victoryless Washingtm at Seattle.
Santa (.'lara is 2xa to 1 over Arkansas
in a San Francisco game expected to
produce the wildest forward passing
of tin- year. Fordham rates at 2 to 1
over the Oregon team which Stan
ford defeated. St. Mary's in favored
at similar odds over undefeated Uni
versity of San Francisco in a Sun
day game. Oregon State is a slight
favorite over Wajibinglon State at
Portland. No odds an? quoted on the
U. C. I. A. -Idaho !uas at Los An
geles, but most sources look to an
Idaho defeat, the first of the year for
the conference outcasts.
Other games on tomorrow's pro
gram are Nevada vs. Fresno State;
Chira State vs. Ca). Aggies; Flagstaff
vs. New Mexico; Lllensburg vs. Lin
field: Pacific U. vs. Whitman; Brig
ham Young vs. Portland; North Da
kota State vs. Montana; Occidental
vs. Laverne; Cal. Tech. vs. Pomona
college; Billings Poly vs. Montana
Mines; Washington frosh vs. West
ern Washington; and Puget Sound vs.
racilic Lutheran.
Should the Knelishman are-. i;
match will he played in New York
during the world fair and prior to
the round-robin tournament to lo
held here next year.
STTDENTS REPRESENTATIVE
Iiwronce. Kas. 'IH All of Kansas
match l lO.'i counties ate rppresented in the
The cattalo, produced by mating a
buffalo and domestic cow. is a hardy
Mock animal with valuable hide
nrolliiieiit at the University of Kan
sas for the fit st semester but there
are fewer students" from other states.
The enrollment is 4.575, compared
with 4.SH9 laM fall.
City smoke may slow down growth!
of plants: the soot coats the leaves, I
I ...:.l. ..t.. ..t '.
- f , n" n. uiihiixi niiii uti.u m.ti. , iui . inn i u MUR VSIlll LJiru UUMJI JJIIOII Ui 1
"""""" i V , hieeitmg these animals ls very ttilli- carbon dioxide and keeping off sun-
r nils and Meilbud high si-hools to lM,t ' light
detormine supremacy f the Smth-
eru Oregon Ichkuc. With four of bus
legultirM mit Ijocause of infill fe.
Coach Bill Itowvrman of the local
eleven bus be-n conducting secret
erimtiu.ges in nmovating the team.
NVw York Golfers awaited to
day the reply of England'?! Henry
A SOUND IDEA
SPREADS FAST
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Drlrolt Tli? pnlnt-nflfr-touch-down,
one of thr must controvtrsifil
ubji-cl In ciiIIorp f(Hilluill, will bo
ollniinntod from kuu'c UMwicn the
t'ntvmlty of Pi'lriut und Sanln
ft Wr """"
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AMY ONE OF 42 MUIVL'HEB IN OnEROlV
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Wirmy to your tmte $i
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mahTtim
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$1155
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Extra S. & N. values in warm
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25 Wool ?? 9Q
Alkn A I'nderwear. 5
50, Wool
Allen A I'nderwear .
100 Wool
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$2.89
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Hirsch-Weis
Wool Blazers
One Group
Regular $6-95 Values
To Close Out at
$3.95
Hirsch-Weis Hirsch-Weis All Wool
Stag Shirts SHIRTS ,
Values to $7.50 Choice of Colors
Heavy, Warm All-Wool Stags An S. & N. Extra Value at
$5.85 I $3.49
Bone Dry "
8 Inch Shoe
Full leather No. 126,
8 inch top w ith double
vcmp. An exira fine
shoe.
$845
FriedmaniShelby 8-Inrh ,
WORK SHOE
Black retan upper, com
position sole. Regular
$3.95 value.
No. 326
BONE-DRY 12M SHOE
Great for winter wear waterproofed, union
made. Shipped in wooden boxes.
$9.85
No. 526
BONE DRY 16" SHOE
For the man desiring the best in a high boot
this can't be beaten.
$11.50
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8 inch top, uncaulked sole. An extra S. & N.
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$9.85
S. & W. MEN'S
Central Oregon's Jv
if Most Complete Stock V
$19 ;
$24.50 . I
$29.50 J
Ij Overcoats
II Special Values at 11
i $14.75 J
$19.75 J.
Ken Moody, Mgr.
"We Dress the Town"
PARROT nUTATES SK"ROCKET
Oakland. Cal. iU" When Herbert
C. Toles' highly gifted talking parrot
left its perch and took to a tall tree,
he finally fired four skyrockets past
it in an effort to make it come down.
In the end he was obliged to shinny
up the tree after it. Once back on its
perch, the parrot wns able to give a
passable imitation of the noise made
by a rocket whining pasT
COIN FUP SLECTS CONSTABLE
Clarksburg, cal. IP When Ralph
Plymon and Joseph Mdlo encc re
ceived 228 votes for constable, the
chairman of the board of supervisors
took the election into his own hands,
flipped a dollar and awarded the
election to Plyman on tile turning up
of "tails."
As a cheap substitute for reptile
skin In trimming lenther goods, the
skin of the dentex,ian Atlantic fish,
is being tried in Italy.
RUD FLETCHER'S
BARBER SHOP
210 Oregon Avenue
Quality Service Shoe Shining
Freckles and His Friends
Freckles Goes Unpatriotic
By Blosser
we donY need You .'
LOOK AT THE SCOREBOARD
SHADYSIDB 13, WESLEY O
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IT DIDNT "SJ X BET HE'S VJ , CANT YOU Y
WM WORK FRECKLES r MAD .' IP HB SOT VI , pur MB IM,
IS STILL. FARKED IN TMEr 3AMB NOW 1 COACH ? A
RPO. ON THE BENCH.' J HcO TEAR. THE OTHER. "V '- "V ,
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