THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1039
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Local News Items
. TODAY'S WKAIIIKIt
'IVnipoinluini 10 p. in., 71 dinmri;
III n. hi., 118 dcKrws. Ilnruinetcr (ra
tlucril In m Ivvel): II) p. in., 3H.li:i
Ini'licm ( u. nk, .10.07 lncln. Kclutlvo
humlillly: 10 p. tn .10 pvr null 10 a.
nii 35 per rent. Velocity of wlnili 111
. m., culm i 10 n. in., rnlni. 1'rcvnll
lug rlliocllon of yvlml; vurlnlilo.
Mr. iiml Mm, Joo Ilimvvr jf 1 Mil
Division ma till) piirciilH ul ii climwluor
burn Saturday, ut Ilia Ht. Charts.
IhuiiiIIiiI.
II. II. DuAnnaiiil mill Uihiiki' Kiiii
oir wunl In I'oillund ycnlm tiny on
IiusIiicmi. 1'Jinv on expcclrd to rclum;
lomnrrnw iiImIiI.
Mm. C. I. Uockur went In Purlluiul
mi this mnrnlnii'it slaKc.
Ml Hlrllu HikIkvs "I J'l Ini-vlllc.
itipuly iinniniiuiiiir, ami Iiim- alMer,.
Mm. bull" kVuslcr f hciilllo, were,
llrml visitor rinUuiliiy.
A iniirriuRo IIcviim was lul Sol--mdiiy
In the dork's nil li e Id Wllllmn
I'lii'tuw mid Doris Kuo Aldrkli, both
nl llcml.
Mm. lliMtlin K. llotlmrn waul In
I'urlliind bundny In sicn avvurnl
Uiiys Ih Lh week.
iliilpli C. Curtis, fnrincr inuiulici
nf Tho Hullullntiliif( iind now nuin
iitlliiK odiuir u( tlto tiulvm HtutnHidaii,
In niM'iullntf purl of hi vacation here-..
'I lip (Ii'ixjI of Hut Uviid-Clistmill
sIiikh Iind hint bctm moved irom
Dunn's service iluilnn to Ulllirldr'a,
lit 1017 linnd street.
Visitors ul Iho homo of Ml. D. R.
KprlitKntulte hern Sunday were Mr.
mid Mr. J. K. rSutun unit Uuiuiliter,
Inn Muo, nnd Mrs. Kiiton s mother,
Mm. Jvnlimu. All iiro from I'urt
limd. ' ,
Mr. and Mm. William W. McKcnxle
of Marlines, Cut., who hnve licen
vl.ltlnn Mr. mid Mrs. Wllllmn S.
Muxey, returned tu their liuinv Sat
urday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Geortfo Brewster
of Itcdtnond left Saturday for Sun
Kraiiciaco where lliry exiwcl In
miuI the remainder of tlto munth.
Laddie Ciale uncut lht weekend at
(he J, A. Dudrey homo from Euuene,
Mum Maruin Slater of Wammurlnk'i
waa nhoi)inn In Ilcnd Saturday. Mm
Slater la (Jict tuudHtaiit housemother
for fiirli ul Iho reservation.
U. W. Hi. nin went to Portland thU
innrnln' on tin? In,
Mm Dave I'ackett und win. Joe, of
I'ortlund won vlxltlnii nl Iho J. 11
Jeffries' hnmo veirterday.
Miu Mono llnltnn returned to
llend Sundnv from twu weeks' mil
Iiik ul llm (ilrl Scouta' caim ul Lake
o( the WimkU. MIm Hutton u a teach
er In llic Kenwood school.
Mlm Helen Merrill of Allwnv Is
vliltinit in Hcnd tht wrrk with Minx
Hetty DeAnnond. Miu Merrill and
Mis DeArmond vumr here from
I'ortlund toitflhcr, on Sundnv.
Croriti- Idovniiu, iiaMKinlo juxtloo
of Iho On-non kuprrni court, will Ik
Ihp priui'ipd uptmker ut lomormw'n
iitrvllnu of iho Uniu club in luxin In
the 1'lnc Tnvrrn. JiiiIkv Kowmiin will
drarrilic the ndinlnltiutlon of juniicr,
tulim non-levliniad Iihikumkiv
I'rv-M'lionl chlldron will b niven
their liul toxoid for diiihuWiu lnt
muniution Krlduy belween 0 und ID
ii. in. ut the hlxh nt'hool enfvlrrln.
Mm. lli'lrmiinrr Iliuiuner, pulilli
clmil niliM-. Mild lodny. She unkrd
t lint nil children who huvn taken the
- flint toxoid return for Ihnnecond one,
tines there will be no more given for
lomc time. 1
Funeral aervlrrii for Rol.rt If.
Voice Training
by
Vuva llacktw-Klidolnh
Her many yean a a hi(hly paid
pnifrMlonal xoliill iualifics her
to train and "flnlOi" jouoj thn
om (or prnfcvtioiul work. For
her bookliiB airrnla and referonrcii,
Macllurney Siudlo Hot Fine ArU
uiiib;., t,nirago.
Bend Studio
fall Aflvrnoan an4 Krnlnt
1000 llmMilMrar Nrui tr lo
t'hxmbrr o( Coiumarr
LIBERTY TONIGHT
TWO FEATURES!
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FEATURE p
NO. 2
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LATEST PATHE NEWS
Showt Wreckage of City of San Francisco Streamliner and
Salvag Ship at Work Railing tho "Squalus."
ORCHESTRA O CARTON
McCunii, old lime resident of Bend
who died In The Uulle I tint week end,
will lie held from the NUwoniier &
Wliulow clwpol tomorrow afternoon
ul 2:30 u. in.
Jiunea Cverelte Below. 20 year old
enrollco In the CCC camp at Odcll
lake, wa urremrd here Saturday by
mute police who learned here thai
lit-lew wax wanted for theft of cloth
ing ul the camp. He wiu turned over
to Kluinnth counlyauthoritlea yefl
lurdny. iirlew woe enrolled in tile
C'C from Lorelto, 'J'ennexiiee.
SihcIhI Communication of Bend
Lodito No. 130 A. K. A: A. M, Tuin
duy afternoon at 2 p. in., Auilust 22,
far llic purpitfe of conductlnK funeral
of our dct'i-uM'd llrother Hubert J,
McCanii. By order of W. M.
Adv. (H-OSc
Forest Supervisor
Addresses Kiwanians
Empho.ilx on tho .Importance lof
Oreiton forenlx, both aa a butlx for
indtutry und u recreational axsetx,
wax niven today by Itulph Crawford,
lV.'huiea national fgrrnt 6uperviinir
when he nke before lite Bend Ki
wunix club ut Kb weekly noon lunch
eon at Iho 1'ine Tuveru. Extent of
firm i Indicnlcd by the unuxuni
color of the uun, he remarked, due
largely to the prerenco of cunoke.
In the l'mo Hltlisi mill fire. , he
noted, many fumlllca were made
hotuclexx, a valuuble plant wux de
ritToyeil and the jtource of juiyroll
dollar removed.
"1 do lint think lluit It otiould be
ncociutnry to point out what forest
fire could mean to Bend." he went on,
"but beyond material value we hnve
recreuijuuul uppurtunlllea which
could easily be unpaired, .or de
stroyed. No one rare! to eunip at n
hike surrounded by fire blackened
atumpx iiwtead of Kreen fnrcKt. It ix
u well e.itnbltihed fact that lourtxl
travel fulla off aluinily in xmuky
weather. We muxt help lu minimize
xut-h loxsex ua fire brbiga to uac."
Crawford urxed the Klwuninna lo
oLuierve foreift rulea nnd to help en
force them. lo wok aeconded by Dr.
J. C. Vuiidcvcrt, who declared thai
he would rather help capture a "fire,
bun" Ulan to aid In tho apprehension
of a bank roblier.
J. S. Davis aooke on. tho Amariaui
Legion' citimwhip promotion activ
ities, and the Hev. JThomaa Lewie
praUcd the citlienHhip preparation
work which hux been dona locally
iver n period of years by County,
School Superintendent J. Alton.
ThompMin. . j
Tho club, IhruuKh lu president, Ai
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who is leaving shortly to mako his
homo in McMinnville, with a turned
juniper bowl ua a reminder of his
years in Central Orciion.
A. C Paul was in churiic of today's
proiiram.
Southern Pacific to
. Build Streamliners
Los Aniielcs, Aug. 21 itli William
M. Jeffcrs, president of Iho Union
Pacific railroad systems, today an
nounced early construction of two
now 17-cnr streamliner trains cost
InR $3,000,000 for service between Los
Angeles and Chicago and Sun Fran
cisco und ChicuKn.
Jeflers nlso announced that Inunc
dlnte steps were being taken lo sal
vage and repair the streamliner City
of San Francisco, which was derailed
and wrecked August 12 ut Curlin,
Nev., with a loss ol 24 lives.
lie said the cily of San Francisco
would bo back In service within six
months.
Baxter Is Released
Under Bond of $3,000
Lowrcnco Lemy Baxter, who was
indicted this month by n Deschutes
county grand jury on a charge of
rape, was released today when he
rosled a bail bond of $3,000. The
bond was originally set at $5,000 nnd
was reduced at the request of Bax
ter's attorney, H. II. DcArmond.
Baxter has entered a plea 'of not
guilty to the charge.
Approvul of tho sureties, Alwyn F.
Lee and Cnra Baxter, was given to
day by Circuit Judge T. & J. Duffy
following llteir examination by Dis
Irli t Attorney Bert C. Boyhin.
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. SQUAO,
Forest Fire Sweeps
Klamath Lumber Town
(Continued from page one)
The board also authorized Stale
Forester J. W. Jerguson lo apply for
federal und forest service assitsunce
In controlling the bluzc. Tho state
bourd of control has already asked
fur- WPA assistance in fire fighting
work,
Judd Creunman, one of tho direc
tors of the flru fighting iissoclutinn,
suid tho three fires In that area, Iho
ScupooKc, Wolf rek und Tillamook
blazes, hud already cost the axsocia
tion ti'iO.WW, und had enuxed losses
totalling more than a million dollars
exclusive of the timber losses, which
could not yet be estimated.
The fire ix costing ut least $5,000 a
day,, and the money to be advanced
by the forestry board, from its fire
putrol fund, will be. merely a stop
gap until other agencies (or lending
money can be brought into the pic
ture, Forester Ferguson explained.
The fire is a difficult one to fight.
C. C. Scott, secretary of the north
west comouny, said he would not
personally bo responsible for nutting
men on the west side of the blaze, t
"It would be murder," Scott told
the bourd. "Thoso fifes have a way of
shifting that might trap hundreds of
men on the west side. The only way
to fight It would bo to have the blaze
burn out to where wo can safoly
combat."
Ferguson said there were 536 men
irrespective of logger working on
the Tillamook fire today.
Gov. Charles A. Spruuue. as chair
man of the forestry board, said the
$25,000 lo be advanced to the com-
puny might "on a gamble be suffi
cient to tide the fighting over until a
shift in the weather, but added that
the hope was a slender one.
Kent, Wash., Aug. 21 IPi Fire
Chief Charles Bridges called incen
diary today a $100,000 fire which de
stroyed the refrigeration and storage
plant ol the Washington Frosted
Foods, Inc., amid exploding ammonia
Links and oil drums yesterday.
Invcxligntors still sought the origin
of the blaze. More than $1,000,000 in
industrial property has been destroy
ed by incendiary fires in the Pacific
northwest recently.
Two volunteer firemen were
knocked down when an ammonia
tank blew up.
CONDITIONS BETTER
Salem, Or, Aug. 21 Hi"! Fire condi
tions are generally better throughout
Oregon, Sluto Forester J. W. Fergu
son said toduy.
A contemplated ban on all logging
operations', in western Oregon was
abandoned last nighl when a shift in
the wind heralded more favorable
fire weather.
The wind blowing inland billowed
the smoke from the Tillamook region
fires into the Willamette valley and
turned Sunday afternoon into on un
earthly twilight.
Salem street lights were turned on
at 3:20 in the afternoon and burned a
bright blue in the smoky haze. Local
residents, returning from tho coast,
reported lights were necessary all
day long.'
The smoke pall gave rise to rumors
that Tillamook and Amity were
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,'Boy' Reformatory at The
burning and local information sources
were kept busy denying them until
late Sunday night.
Man Jumps Into Flock
of Ducks, All Escape
Patrolman Harris Mcagber was
called to Drake park Saturday eve
ning at 7 p. m., to investigate a re
port that a man was trying to catch
ducks by wading out into the water
and arrived just in time to discover
Wilber E. Larson, CCC enrotlee,
jumping into a flock of ducks and
geese being fed on the lawn by'park
visitors, according to information
from officers. Larson was cited to
appear in court on an intoxication
charge.
Officer Meagher reported that the
youth leaped into the air and came
down in the center of the waterfowl
without injuring a single bird.
Others arrested on intoxication
charges over the week end were Fred
U Thompson, Edgar E. Bernard, Phil
Taylor, Charles L. Little. Joseph M.
Holland, Buck Triplett, E. McPhcr
son and Robert E. Wilson. Holland
was cited on a charge of operating
a car while under the influence of
intoxicants.
Elk Lake Regatta Is
Scheduled on Sunday
- The first leg of the annual Elk lake
regatta was sailed Sunday, with 11
boats competing on the mile-high
course. The next leg is scheduled
for 1 o'clock next Sunday afternoon
and the final race at 3 o'clock the
same afternoon.
- The boats are awarded points on
the order in which they finish. With
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11 boats in the race Sunday, 11 points
were given to the leading boat,
"Vim," with Nels Skier saa as skio-
per. Other paint awards: "Lady
Urace, Mcrton Sauers, 10; Flit,
Raymond Howard, 9; "Hihope," My
ron Symorut, 8; "Typhoon," Sam Peo
ples, 7; "Hevehoe," Gordon. Grout, 6;
"LeRoux, Ivan Campbell, 5;' "An
gela," Leslie King, 4; "Wild Kitten,"
Leonard Peoples, 3; "Tyee," Charles
Cleveland. anH "Httrriran n Phil
Peoples, disqualified for fouling
ouoys. iwo otner members of the
club, fhrw Kncir, and FU. 1 C,
les, did not enter.
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Professional Golfers
Enter Tourney Here
The Bend Golf club today was host
to a number of Portland professionals
who were competing this afternoon
in a tournament over tho Bend
course. The tournament was held
under the rules of the Oregon' Pro
fessional Golfers association. Eight
een holes were to be played this aft-'
ernoon.
Contestants were grouped in the
following foursomes:
Ted Armstrong, Portland; George
Gove. Bend; Robert Litton, Portland;
Bay Kademachcr, Bend.
, Joe Mozcls, Portland; Don Homp
xonBcnd; George Rongerude, Port
land. Bob Gove. Bend.
Lawrence Lambeger, Portland;
Harry Swanson, Bend; Charles Wad
dell, Portland; Ted Meagher, Bend.
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