The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 21, 1939, Image 3

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    THE KENT) BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21. 1930
PAGE THREE
LADY LUCK FAILS
DETERMINED PRO
I'iroH 1,817 Sl.olrt Hut
Cag't Kink One
lii'Vci ly Slime Country Club,
MIiIiIkuii City. Incl., Juno 21 HI'i-A
itli'iitli'r yoiniH Driifvwluiiul, nhot with
weurlnena ami iinliiliil b 1 1 h I o r ,
miundad Ilia I.NITlli Kilf bull lit u
llli'krrliiH cmiiHe Hi'lil Minrkln tin,
tenlh Imle enrly Iriiiiiy and tlecliletl
that lut'k, not si'lence, Weeds u liole
jnniie. Allrr 10 linum of drlvintf, nn a $23
bet with duffer Dill Znlls, who n-nred
nil nro nn the sum. Klll-yurd bolo 11
week uuo, profamlorml Hurry Guil
der, 23, llnully win lurt'eil to quit.
I la liuil lilt tlif Din ilixen l nint-a,
ini'tf an Intu nn hi" l.7!Wtli abut, but
ul 2 H. in, (CfiTl lu iidmllli'd bla
blistered left Imnd wua luu uulnful tu
emtllmie.
"Let tb 100 aliixilers liuvo their
holes-ln-une," lie itrinnml. "Il'a tit
luck after ull. I tlumulit I could do
utiytliiiiK n duller like Dili Vultx
could du, Now I'll huve tu pay lilm
S2S."
Aecordliuf to the only avalluble
fikturea, reaulla of the niintiul New
York World Tuli-Krum holc-ln-on
tiiurniiinvnl, lie bud only one chunee
In S.Uia to win.
Once, Into yestortlny, lie hod it. The
hull dropped quickly Into the cup,
but with ailrh force It popped out
nuiilii mid apun 4 liit'he nwnv.
"You don't do it rlitlit, Hurry,"
tolls Mid. "You've not to tnke u
HDnoitmv luckv annuo if vnu want
it even if It la only MO vnrils. Tlien
Juat make a aulcfc bncliawliiK like
tbM, with your nrmi atrnluht tip in
the air." Volti swung in a crnsy arc
tliul lixiked more like n buy uncle
beuiinu a ruK under proteal limn u
Kolf awlnu.
Guilder, who cnnaiatontly ahonta
the cuurae In pur 72, fliuilly admitted
lllllt ItlL'k millllt 1m, tllB UfHU 11(1,1 l,t.
jwnrd aundnwn incHiwiniinlly Ix-Kun
to piny the law of averrmct.
Vf fly mltlniiilit he was liittinu wlih-
Inut ihlnkiiiK at tlie rate uf aliitlilly
iJcM than 3 shot a minute, During
gibe 10 boura tie wore out two "wel
fftttine home" doormats lie uaed for
ilrea, both hand of hii trainer and
I ruhlier, Uoota Whltener, and the five
I'laddlea who atuck with him chaaliiK
V,l palla of practice ualla.
f Atherton Report Is
Studied by Delegates
Timberline UmIkp. Ore.. June 21
'I1 faculty dctcttiite to the annuiil
'rnprlnK meelinii of the Pacific Cuaat
I conference remained In their ronma
,?t today, ntudvinil tho columinoua Kd-
twnrd N. Alhertim report on athletic
: aubnldiatiitn.
I'rof. C. V. Kutek. conference nrea-
ident, told tho United I'reaa meeliuua
would reaume at 2 p. in., loduy, and
Unit dlacuuion nf the report would
t be the first order of biulne.
The deli-Mute cleared awav moat
(if their routino btulneita yeaterduv in
f n duv-loii wailnn. The oiieninit date
ay for full footliall practice at nil tnctn
lier nchiNiU win act Scut. 7. and iL
You Need
AUTOMATIC
AS
Water
Heating!
ill I QjQQ ill
Efficient!
Economical!
call your
AS
COMPANY
PHONE 93
ZODIAC
HORIZONTAL Aniwcr to Previous Fuiile
luuru sign oi. nrtr
Iho Zodlno rwfY
consieiiulloni,
1 Proverb,
12 Makes
amendi,
13 Burdened.
14 Inanimate:
object.
IS It la pictured
ai .
X Measure, of
length.
17 Not In icate,
10 Transposed.
20 Pair (abbr.).
21 The tip.
,22 Of the thins.
24 Exclamation.
20 Pertaining to
I focus.
27 Melodies.
30 Spouts forth.
32 Mouth
j secretion.
43 Tribunals,
44 Musical
character,
grasses., j.4;'l
47 Saucy.
48 To depart, h
49 Huvlng a ft
patella. -l
52 Neuter -t
pronoun.
: 34 Pronoun,
38 to embroider. 84 Bitter herb.
37 Small tuber. 88 Common
38 To scatter
viper.
hay.
38 Maple shrub.
41 Screens.
67 Ancient
Homun cloak.
89 The brighter
' F P V I5 I6 IfaVv II7 I6 I9
V 5
L-r-7-r sAC - j
hr rprp
rr- : 1 Sir-
3 ITT"! F r a
-r ns np" 1
w i5 a rr -a-r
a-r ryz t-7TT
t- u so n
was decided to make nrf rule changes
for varsity competition In any major
sport.
Other action: ' m
1. A resolution wa approved urg
ing conference member of Olympic
or imtlonal football and basketball
rules committees to attend all com
mittee meetings, und financing of
such trips was dine tinned.
2. tee Orr. star Wushlngtun State
college track num. was granted an
other year of eligibility. Orr was in
jured early this spring while c m
peting in n non-conference meet,
II. A derision in the eligibility cae
.iiitmpioti l'uol, SUninid foot bull
player, win postponed iwndthg re-
ceint ul I u r t Her imnrmaunn. t
4. Freshman frK)tlwll schedules
were adupted for both northern and i
southern divUians. Northern divUiun
schwils will le limited to three
games, all of which must be played
prior to the second Saturday before
Thanksgiving. Southern division
schools will le permitted six gurnet,
but ull must 1m played within a nine
week period.
NOTICE
A public meetlnu will be held In
the ctrctill court rtHun on Friday eve
nlnu, June 23, at 8 o'clock at which
there will be a general discussion of
assessment problems. Representa
tives from the State Tax CommisMon
will be present and the taxpayers of
Deschutes County are cordially In
vited to attend.
J. A. FOUNTAIN, County Assessor
14c
HAMMAN
STAGE LINES
Daily Service
BEND TO SALEM
Over North Sanllam Highway
Loave Bend 1 1 :00 A. M.
Arrive Salom .... 4:45 P, M
Loave Salem .. 1. 10:00 A. M
Arrive Bond 3:55 P. M.
DEPOT AT MT. HOOD STAGES
1068 Bdnd Street l'hone 500
ONE-PURPOSE PAINTSI ,
Paints wo recommend aro made
specially for n single purpose. No
nno Paint can do all Paint lobs best.
i Por outside walla, for floors, for any
purposo we have Uio ono Peat faint
for that work, Our guaranteed Paints
will save you something In matorlal.
But they'll nnvo still more In over-all
Painting costsl ,
Come In and Get Your Silverware
. Coupons!
SIGN
Jupun. !';, .
llllelng, ;
18 Di'ifruclps, '
20 Turkish
governor.
21 Neither.
21 Snaky flih.
morn
stars'
potltlons.
20 Acrid liquid.
'.'8 Kmploys.
211 Oriental
gullur,
31 Small flute.
33 llcud
dizziness.
of lis two
stars.
30 Poliahed.
00 Its less brltflit 37 Commonplace
star.
40 To repulse.
VERTICAL
1 Pistol.
2 Anesthetic.
3 Steel bur.
4 Small hotel.
8 Disregards,
8 Subsist.
7 notation In
precedence.
8 Simpleton.
42 l'lcuts.
43 Itcd
vegetables.
45 Muilcul note.
47 Point.
48 Aperture.
50 Impost.
51 Circle part.
83 Sailor.
S3 Oil (suffix).
58 Old
Testament .
(tibbr.).
9 Entrance.
10 Elder
stutesmcn of
t:t.K KiNOKKS SCARECROW
Flagstaff, Arir.. Ml Forest Ranger
Bill Urown s effort to nose a garden
at his ranger station in Long valley
are all in vain. Even a scarecrow, la
ments Brown, won't ware away an
elk. He said every time he plants a
garden the elk beat him to the har
vest.
Red Ryder
m
r ' t.. m vttrn.. mssaanaaaSama rr , nn accnoe ovnco no
G-MEN TAKE PART
IN OLSON SEARCH
May He Kidnaper LonK
Sought on Coast
HiiywiifiJ, Vh., June 21 Sher
iff Gmrw Hofhulior announced to
fjjiy Ihut the fcdrrul . hursuu of
lnvi'ti(iilHiri would enter tho wnrth
for Huy OKon, M, fuiilvo killer of
two duputie, to InvetiKiite the po.i
lihillly ho rnlKht he tho lunK nuhl
kldnup-sluyor of Chnrlen Miittium, 10,
iiicornn, Wah, -
Heehuelter mild he hnd oked for !
fiKvirtunce from tho Kill office at
Milwaukee and hud wan od voted
Ihut at lut one G-mnn would come
here. He ciiiphnjiiwd thut the po!ul-
hllity OImui miKht be the MuttAun
kidniipr vvm "purely xpcculutive."
"OIhom chwfly rejinhled di4crlp
tinn, of the kiuwiper," he Hold, "hut
tin-re i nnthinir definite to connect
hirn with the cum, uk I informed the
ffderul uenu in afikinft t)iemtto
come here. However, we are not
overlooking thut ohkIc, Wc wnnt him
for two killiiiM" here ond thut U
enouKh for now."
He mild thut un fur ax he knew no
G-men hud arrived yet In the Chip
pewa lake region so Ulrica tof Huy
ward where iX) deputies nd vol
unteers were conducting a "dead or
alive" ftearch for Ohon in a maze of
dcrwe thickcu, timber and it warn p
lund. C-mcn at MinneapolU und Mil
waukee declined to d is cum the mat
ter. Hi wife, Dolores, 20, held in jail
here, told Seehuettcr that she and
her husband were on the Pacific
coatct three years auo. They returned
to Wittronsin nearly two years ago,
the said, and then ho left her for a
year. The Mutison boy won abducted
from hut homo Dec. 27, 1030. His nude
body wua found 50 miles from Ta-
coma Jan, 11, 1037 after the kidnaper
had spurned several efforts of the
boy's father to pay a ransom de
manded for $28,000.
Seehuettcr said the possibility that
Olson mffeht also have been con
nected with the kidnap-sluyinx of
Charles R. Ross, wealthy Chicaftoan.
also was being considered. Ross'
body was found last year in a make
shift grave near Spooner, southeast
of Huy ward.
Olson, an expert marksman and
woodsman, has eluded possemen for
four days. Last night he slipped
through their fingers for the fourth
time.
PASADENA CITY OF AUTOS
Pasadena, Cal. 11 Latest statistics
indicate this city probably has more
automobiles to its population than
any other city of the United States.
There arc 38,200 cars, or almost one
for every two people. The national
average is about one for every 10
persons.
t r'
Wv.VJVk. .1 . -k 'A1, --i ' L.jv.
KENDALL'S PIONEER COCA COLA COMPANY
134 Greenwood Avenue ' Phone 49-W
LOU GEHRIG ILL,
CAREER HALTED
i
Poliomyelitis Diagnosed ut
Mayo Clinic
New York, June 21 'lii-Kd Bur
row, preaklcnt of ihs New York Ym-'
keen, announced today thut Lou
Gehrig, Yankee first baemn, la f.u.'
feririK from chronic poliomyelitis a
type of iiifimtile para!yalr.-and ,hnt
bin baseball career has cndeJ, al least
temporarily.
Bnrrow ond Manager Joe Mc
Cailhy of the Yankees made the an
nouncement after a diaifnoaia of
Gehrig al the Mayo clinic. Harrow
said the firM-hatcinan would be kept
willi the team on hii regular salary
for the remainder of the current sea
son but would bo unconditionally rc
leaaed after his contract expires in
October.
MAJOR LEAGUE. FINALS
Illy UDiUd 1'rn.l
AMERICAN
R H E
St. Louis 022 000 0206. U 1
Bosum 000 000 000-0 10 1
Kramer and Glenn; HevinK, Dick
man (3) and Peacock.
R H E
ChlcaBO 022 020 200-8 12 1
New York 000 051 30x 9 13 1
Lee,' Brown (5), Himcy (8) ond
Treah; Gomez, Sundra (6), Murphy
(9) and Dickey.
R H E
Cleveland 000 060 00 '
Wa.ihini(ton 010 120 30
Harder, Broaca (7), Feller (7), Zu
bcr (7) and Hcmalcv; Harnes, Krak
auskas (7) and Early. Ferrell.
NATIONAL
R. H. E.
Boston u... 000 000 00 0 7 0
Chicago 200 100 00 3 5 1
(Game called end of 8th. rain.)
Poscdel and Lopez; Whitehill and
Hartnett.
R H E
New York 220 000 1016 16 1
Fittsburch 000 100 1204 12 1
Melton, W. Brown (8). Hubbell
(8) and Denning; Tobin, M. Brown
(2), Sewell (8), Bowman (9) and
Mueller, Berrefi.
R H. E.
PhiladelphU .... 002 000 '
St. Louis 010 812
Mulcahy, Pearson (4) and Mililes,
Coble: Davis and Owen.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati, night
game.
The Leonardo da Vinci exhibition
at Milan includes a number of mach
ines reconstructed from original
drawings by tne versatile artist
inventor. Dr. Griesinger will be in Dr. Grahl-
man's office tomorrow afternoon.
June 22nd. Adv. 14c
,1 y ;
j. 1
5
It's good business
to pause . . . and refresh
In office, workshop or factory you find big red
coolers with frosty bottles of ice-cold Coca-Cola
to provide the pause that refreshes. It's a part
of good work.
Two Men and the Law
Shamrocks Win First
Game of New Schedule
The H'-nd Shamrocks made an im
presMive start in Central Oregon
baseball Icaur; second half play by
dr fcuting a reorganized Shevlin team
G to 0 Sunday. The hard played gam a
war scrjrcleti for eight inning, as
earh t'-am struggled fo push arrow a
tally. Twice during the game Shevlin
attempted to score a runner from
third, hut heads up ho v ball on the
part of the Shamrochs ruined the at
tempts. ft was in the eighth Inning that the
Shamrocks hit their stride. Four hits,
one error and two men hit by pitched
halls Enabled the Bend team to
store six runs only run made dur
ing (he entire game. Stars of the
game were Barfnecht, Shamrock
citche'r, and Snyder, newly acquired
Shevlin moundsman. Barfnecht did
not issue a free paw on balls and
xtrucjc out 10 men. Only twice was
he in trouble, and that was when
men reached third with only one
batter out. Despite the fact that the
game was played on a dark after
noon, it was fast.
Fcore: R. H. E.
Shevlin , 0 5 3
Shamrocks - 6 7 1
Batteries: Snyder and Ritter; Barf
necht and McConnell.
Knights of Columbus
Defeat Brothers Team
The Knights of Columbus defeated
the Brothers CCC camp team, 11 to G,
in a Softball came on Harmon play-
field last nigbt. Roid, third baseman
for the Caseys, started at the plate,
getting a triple, two doubles and a
single in four trips.
Tonight the Redmond team meets
the Modem Woodmen. Score lat
night: R. H. E.
K. of C 11 9 3
CCC 6 9 4
Kline and Russell; Chorozak and
Carrancio.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
rWatCil.s.rl AaJTss-IJaSaf OatsfMis
tWHsnuf lanVtofe
Tint IItct tumid poor oat two potnub of
liquid 1Ue into jroar boweb daily. If thU bUo
U not flow Ids frely. toot t ood (kuwTtdto t
It Juat decays in the bowel. Gas bloat op
your atomach. You g-et conitipatcd. Your
whol antral U poison d and you fod soar,
sack and th world looks punk.
A men bowel morement doesn't fit at
th eauaa. It takes thoao good, old Cartra
LltU Lhrer Pills to get thca two pound
of bOa Bowing1 freely and make you feel
up and up." Hrmlea, gentle, yet amaa
tng in making bile flow freely. Ak for
Carte r Little Ltrer F ill by name. U eeata.
RtMbbornly refuM anything clae.
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LOWEST PRICE
IN GMC HISTORY
No truck that gip to
much selU for Utt
OUTPUUS-SAVES MORE GAS
Tim pamtnn !h,ou8l our own
DUDREY MOTOR CO.
Showroom: 1008 Bond Street
LOW
GRAND
CIRCLE
TRIP
Bath
Wortif Fain
$90
la Imt Caswaes
sl35
taStasalW
Meepjm Can
Ma
CkKaaMSl
liiiilt
m I in
Stlarta
St ftmt-
FHr i
Alt'Coaditioaad
t4S lower bank,
SM.H spear ktrtt
t aslBOt latormatioD, aloaplaoj caj tatoa, tUaarulaa aa4 Uluatxata4 pablieatloaa '
- taraLehocl cm laqaoet
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11. M. LatSortow.
T-nri i ea -a xxmamrz m-t
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Spokane. Portland & Seattle Railway
BENNETTS
Elaetric and Acatrlatsa Wetdls
Caaplata Matar BacataSttiasfaux
CsnaeWing tenia reaeiUltteel
Crttanlai Re ko ring
Ptaa Sited
Valves trastani and rosaated
Pistons flntsheel
Rod inters Ropatract
Crankshaft Groond
Benrings Fitted
Gilaaer. Prodacta
WUlaral Batterlea
TRUCK OWNERS!
YOU PAY FOR A TRUCK ONLY ONCE
WHY NOT BUY INSURANCE THE SAME WAY?
ORDINARY Truck Insurance Is sold for one year resold every year1
at an annual sales cost ranging around 40 per cent. OUR PLAN
differs. We issue a "continuing" policy sell It only once thereafter
you renew by mail, at practically no sales cost like Life Insurance.
You save the difference.
TRUCK INSURANCE EXCHANGE .
L. G. BOWNS
DISTRICT MANAGER
OSlea In Tha Central Oregon Garasa
Ill Greenwood
r., "
Half-Ton
Uncramped comfortable"
cabs mean greater miniu
varabillty. Husky, axtra-sta
bodies (panel, pick-up, stake)
mean pUnty of load apace. '
CMC gas economy (15 to
40 gas savings) muni -
vary haul at lower coat. "'-
tMAC Han ol Imntl evoilobta nlti 1,11
Used Car Lot: 1048 Bond Street
ROUND-TRIP FARES
tH. TaarM Tsarisll HiaSiiS '
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0.00 S8.BS 118.30 131.00
3 23 103.73 131.30 137 80 "
78.S3 87.33 BO.80. 108.30
78.23 88.22 91.10 107.40
84.40 81. 79.00
80.3S ' 88.89 113.30 131.00 . ...
ei.eo ' Toao - as. so
54.40 61.89 . 79.60.',;
90.39 98.89 118.30 131.00 "
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Teaa-lat A tleutt tm baaend la Touritt.Stotalns ttrl afraat-'
ly to Cicao, Kmw City (Jwt 13 10 Stot. 14) .nd St. P.l .
to otoftr ontlnalioas. Touritt Slt.plng eri to Chicago tlor
St. Louts to Kaaut Clly or St. PayO. thaMO fat coocao. . -Toojriat
sf Hcfcata aro honored In Tourist Stasplns aara a "
Caietao, taarca la Standard SlMolas ears. :"
Staaafarat Uck.lt aro honorad la Slandard Slnalnf ears.
Slosolog car acconunodations aro addlllon.l. ,
ALL tickets eflor saloctlon of aolfif and return routs, stoaovara o
and long Smlts. Similar faros sra In offset to many othor points,
Alt ttskata kooorod on tkaaa Psomlax Tralaa
To Chicago lawsa
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Gr.at.r Comlort, Icooomy, Pl.ssur. in TRAIN TRA VKI. .
Nh dshuo Ceotnoi. latest Tourlit and Standard Slorplna Cars, fin." '
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