The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, September 21, 1939, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTHE HEND HULLETIN. REND, OREOON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, V.)M PAGE FIVE BEARS INCLUDED IN ICKES CODE More Abundant Life Ih Aim in AIuhKu lly frill llull.y llhtllixl 1'rwc. KHlf r.crr.i.iiiiliiil) WnnlitiiMlon 'I'll roii Hiivorn itu'iit iiKoiit'lrn were Involved recent ly In ii Iml delude nver homiHls n( liui Now Deal lit Alusku brown mid UilMly IwniH. The dispute liiu heen nlinim'i ini( fur iiiiinths-M'Vcr rIiiiu Ucciotiiiy nl Interior Humid L. likes iiiutio u fit. Units Mwh ili'rluiliiK Hint tin. Ik-hik lire Mntf exterminated mill dciiiiind Inu fur tliitm it shitro In the more iiImiimIiiiiI llfu. likes spoke fur the niilliiniil parks sorvlrii, tin Interior department uxvn y, KiiIhiIIiiI whs liy llio iiuleul luro tltcpiii'liiieiit's finest fUH-vli'o and hloloulriil survey, Mutters wore compili'iitcd wlii'ii llie mirvry was liiiiinfi-iriil In IrkeV Jiirlnillilliiii, All Aitrurlcs liilcretlcd All three imeiuirs luivo 11 liund In niliiiiulsterliiK nllfllrs cotirerniiix the A lank bears. For a limn tlit-y thioiitetied In vniiiiuo let u ptililtc du bnl lliriiuiili puns ri-li-iiM-s Issued lliimilili it'i'lr ptilillcliy olliie. Now, ullliouuli I lie pulilic Un'l ho lull Irl In cm II. there null In n con. sitleicilile iiinimiit u( Ki'iiwliuu iioIiik un. The roorumilulii.n which miidc lirolhrrs" iif the IiIoIokIuiI survey mill llie itnlliiiuil uirkii service miuli It even mure nl ii tiimlly iu rr-l . The furore was roUed by Irkcs' aucerllon I Iml "llio nuhllrl inciin iiiiiU mi llu American conlliii'iii (lirnwn and mluly bents) niv headed Irnlith' fur rxleilililiiillnu" unless the lliiveriiineiil ullurds Ilium uililllliinul protection. "Homo people In Aliukn (Unlike tin-no bears rx'i-nuiw they cnl salmon WHlioul ualnit ii run upoiiur," li'kes nuil. "So In Alunkii llu-y urn klllliiK i. If llie bears jiut mi Ihey are killing oil llie American eagle. Civlllnl iiiiiii la pxli'riiiliuiiliiii m'rryililiiu ns tilK lis n nililiit." Wildlife Kspcrt Speak, t'p Dr. II. U Shnnlz. chief of tliu wlld lifu iiuiiiuitvincnl division uf Hie for rl service, retorted th.it a rmrliilly winked out nimir Uullllijji'lllcltt lilim l ptcliilmu llie law unit tluit "there it im iliinKrr ol llielr extermination." lie iUotcd n bear cciiou nhiiwlnu Ox) lirnwn mid Krliwly Ix-niii un llie CliiiKiiili mill TuuiiiiMi nnllniuil lor-i-iU In Al.ikii. In mlililliin, he (nlil. Ilii-ro lire O.VUO lilurk lr, :MI.X) Sukit ili-rr nnd 5MW iiiiiiiniuiii miil In llie (ureMU. Knmk Oiilirane, rxeemive ulllifr ol llie Alu-iku umne cniitiulwilun, en tiTivl the (r,iy In mipimti uf the lun IiiiMiiiI nuivey'ii iiiiili-illiun lli.l llie Wuwn mid (jiliuily U-r In Aliuku fire llultllittf llielr own.'' Hi Mild lite lieni'n lire riinjily prn. levied (rom lumlert un 5,11110 MX) m rin nl "miu rmigi-" in Abulia mid llixl In freenl yriirn "there lilui Ikm-ii 11 pre-rt-plllile iluiniie Im- llie heller In the hrtiwii li nd giltly Iwir miulnllnii." llie Mirvey iii.,lnl (rum nuurln uf tlx wildlife nui'iilii in Alukkn in run lendlnii Unit leketi didn't know whnt lie wim liilklim alanit. Now lluit li kin l Ihelr Ikimi lliey n wunclrr inij if Ihey hnveu't liern rntinht In Ixnr Imp nf lln-lr own fuahloniiiK. Grange Hail CriiiiKO Hull, Sn-pt. 20 (Swiiiil) Mr, mid Mm. Alliin Kluwein, wlui luivo Utii livlim un llie McUiiire riincli, hnve moved In CrtiwfunLsville, Ore. Mr. nnd Mix. II. Sidler uf Ku Keue urrived Siilui-dtiv In tuko uver Fluweni' piullinn on llio dnlrv nini li. The Kn.ili.'rn Slur Kriume will not he repmtented el the Umchutcn county fiiir Ihix yenr IreciiuiiC uf the inwervd rule nf rush prized fur enimmuiltv ex hlhila. llie deiiiniun win nwde Kridny nlithl hy n uruup of the RruiiKe work era who Kiilhen-il lit llie hull lo linUlf up the uniln bundlex. "Tho KrniiKe luui no ill fffllnipi iiRiiliul I In- fnlr iMmril." lui Id Miulcr Wnyno llmiiby, "nnd tlie only nnjiou our itrnni'e in ml piullrliuilliiK l beeniwe uf finiiii rlnl condlllnnii." Thin will be (he first time the Gnuiue Hull cummunilv hiix fulled lo enter nn exhibit nluro the KmuKe'ri flrnl enlry twvernl yenrii nun. I'riKltleo wllkh hnd been Hiilliered by cominittee chiiirinen wiw ued In det ornlinK Hie hull fur llio November meelinji of 1'omiiiui firniiueni whu will lie uue.ilx uf the 1-jt.itern Slur Kruup. Thiwe present Fridiiv evenliiK were Mr. P. J. l-edermin, Mrn. Alex Wulluni, Mm. R. 1. lliiinby, Jirucc Dyer, Sylvin Perry, Hoy Ulnlr, llnr old Pcileinon, nnd Wnyno nnd Kiiy Himiby. Hefreahiiienlx vitro served lo Hie itrnun by Mrn Pederiion. Jiiy ninlr drove lo linker Tticadny nnd returned Frldny evenliiK. Jeff Vilinl of IjiiGnindo urrived Tliiirwlny fur n v l.i i I nt llio huin of liiu slater, Mlas Delia Mno Vlnnl, In Uend, MIm Elrnnnr Tluilchcr nf Ilend ".pent Simdiiy with Min. H. I. Ihimby. Mbw Eilnlco Flowers, YounH achool Irnrher, In now living In Ilend. Diimild I'ediiiMin left Inal Tliurx liiy by bicycle for a weuk'a trip lo I'eudlelun wheru bo iittunded tliu roundup. While In Pendleton ho will vlail Ilia cuualna, Mr. mid Mm. Otln I'uilei wm, furniurly Lk'iid rvaldenln, Civurno lleineiiinii, furinorly of New York, aiciil hint week Willi llnlpli Flo worn. A cliurlvnrl wna held Sunday nlHbl In liend mid lledmond lor Mr. unci Mia. Olio llnuer. Mr, iiuuer wna for merly Mina Flnrancu Nolh of Hend. I'lnsiiut from tlilr. t-'umniuiiUy wore llulh mid Sylvia Perry, Marie lllulr, I'nul Chrlalulfuiwin, MimhI Pederaon, Hi in o Uyur, Mr. nnd Mra. C. II, (iriillenlwriiRr, Wnyno llmiiby, mid Mvrllu Nelli. Tile couple la now llv Ium on llie norlli Kediniind hlfliwiiy. Mm. II, C. Dlntck of Nin th llimd la viaillnii ul the huine of her diiuxh Inr, Mra. C. W. Wlllliimtum. Mr. unci Mra. Wlllliiiiiaon nnd Mra. Dlnlck re turned homo Sunday following a live day Din lo F.uttcuc, Noilh llend, Porllanil, anil to Pendleton whore they ollciided the Pendleton round up. Mr. nnd Mra. Ceoriio Geld of Kniia iici (.'lly, MlHaourl, hmiI Ihreo duya hint week nl Hie II. C. ilolllaler home whole drivluu throiivb Ilend on their way lo Miulhern Cnliloriilit where ibcy will live. Mr. and Mra. Ilullla-li-r, Mra. I'nul limine, nnd Hie Cleidn diove to Knat hike Kuuduy on u plo nlc I rip, Mra. John Frniika will enlcilalii the Home Kiimotnica club Thuradny, St ploinlier 2!, nt the bull. L Paul Chriatoficrsrn, Meade Pedor- iwn, nuil Unlce Dyer loll Tucadiiy for l bo John Dny valley wbero Ihey will apend apvernl daya huntliiK. Mr. and lira. Hubert Dnuuhorty mid dnuuhter, Sylvia, or Council, Wah.. were nvemlKhl KueaU at tho It. I. lliunhy homo Tueadny. Mends Peilenen hiu Ix-en at work over Hie cummunilv for the pnat week with the Kovernment niil con nervnliiiu aervlcv. The dcimrlment of iiHili ulliirt' haa Inken aerial phnlua of lliU cummiiiilly fur the lirat lime Ihia year which are belnK tuwd for plullltiK out field iKiui'.dnrlm. Mr. mid Mm. A. Utrurimd nf Port land vbltcd lit the bnicion of Mra. Ilertrund'a aialer, Mra. Kalph Wlllae, mid broibcr, Cliireuco Fluwi'ra, laal week while here on n hutilluK Irin. Mra. C. I). Harmon ol llrulhera -.pent Monday in liend vialtinu Mra. C'laicuce Smith. The "fKwllim" ihnl dulla vulenninetl rublKT KiNicfa mity be prevented by u iirnlective lact)iier ur varnih film, or hrmirnl tri'rtlnicnl lilUe" Bobby" Scores Again 1 'Art t 4 t Vvii S i y? ipivr''ir 1 , .S rT i w ''' mS', " l c, " " 1 1 ' J u,'J' l"1" tt ' i 'I ii i ""' i'' '"'"iii "T" ' iM "'ji ' u ill Hobby HIkim. CblcaKo'a unnlg aco, makea a return to Webly Van Horn mi Kluita delenU'd Hie Loa Annclca player to win Hie men's national tennli ninclp.n rhinnnlonnlilt nt ForrKi iiiiik V V SKIERS CLIMB TO FILL IN SUMMER Cray's Attractive When Snow Is Cone Sun Vnlloy, Ida. illi-Wlth the nuuwa uune, a Krcuip of international ly famous skiers has Inken up rock climhinK nt Hun Volley. Dick Dumihce, Dnrlmoulh ace mul Amerlcii'a top amnlour akier, hns or tlnnked "ciiik" excursions, including Dnrnick Crookea, Portland, cx Olympic skier, Friedl Pfeiler, and Ui-lly Diuicnn, CbicaKo, Thus far the parties have iiltni kcd the precipilous ttrmillo heights of Mt. Ileybum nt the head of Hitlfu.li Inke In tho Sawtnoths. Durriuico described Ileybum, whciac Ikim Is renehed by bout to the hcudwutcrx of Itedli.sli lake, us the nenreMt American approach in lor uuilion to the Aiguilles of Chamunix, Frunce. The mnunlnin's entire crown is composed of sharp grnnilo pinnacles, some too danifcrous fur scaling. Durrmicc and Pfeifer. Iho Austrian skier built arc expert with alpine stocks ns with ski poles plans to scout Mt. Snowysido and "the finger" for powiblo climbing. War Hero Is Found in U. S. Post Office Kunsas Cily, Mo. clll For 19 vears the war department souxht Albert Lepuld to mve him a medal for bravery in the World war. During 17 of those years. Lepold was employed by the poMofficc department here. On a recent IriD lo Norfolk. Va Lepold met an old comrade who told i him the government had a med il for t him. Lepold Kut in touch Willi w.isn inRton and the army's silver star ar rived lor him a lew days later. IPICIJ TDnilRI ITQ I England, however, a family with JIYUIl lliUDLJbJ four children receives 3 or approxi- I rtniU TUIC VC AD rnatoly $15 per week. An additional LUU1Y1 11113 ItnlA half a crown, or approximately 60 cents, Is allowed for each child over . - four. Unemployment IH Rife Afll Demonstrations already have start the construction of a dam on San Pedro river at Charlestown. The lake would be six miles wide and two miles long and would give a dependable water supply that would make it pofsible for rort Hunchuca liritish Ban I.K.A. By C. 1. McDonnell (llnllMl I'rcm Staff ;rr!iotilnO Dublin HI'' One of Iho most trou blesome periods In recent Irish his tory is anticipated this winter as the result of tho unemployment problem, aggravated by mass scale deportation of Irishmen from England. The case with which irishmen, hard pressed by economic conditions at home, crossed the Irish sea and found work In England has been ended by Britain's determination to I cd. Tlioy reached their peak during the horse show week when many tourists were in Ireland. The government was embarrassed hy demonstrators who assembled near the fumous jumping enclosure at Ballsbridge. They refused to dis perse and threw themselves on the ground and fought with the police who attempted to eject them. Many were arrested and their cases are being tried in the courts. stamp out I. K. A. terrorism. Hundreds ol irisn, wno naa no direct connection with tho terrorist army, have come home, multiplying the unemployed ranks. Even be fore Britain enacted Hie deportation bill unemployment was a major is sue. For a number of year, despite the creation of now industries, the De Valera government has been faced with increasing unemployment. Some quarters say that tho Anglo-Irish trade agreement, permitting the en trance of many products duty 'free or at a low tariff accentuated the :iituation. Ilccently the unemployed formed an organization. They have started on active campaign demanding work or sufficient government relief to provide for their families. Agitators cite the fact that an un employed married man with four children receives 24 shillings per week, the equivalent of $6. No pro vision is made for families having a greater number of children. Woman of 32 Receives 4-M Pilot's License Cleveland, O. H' Pretty, 32-year old Mrs. Arlcnc Davis is the only woman in the world licensed to fly all types of airplanes except giant ocean clippers. She has just won a "4-M" rating after a scries of tests in Boston last ing more than four hours. The rating entitles Mrs. Davis to pilot multi-motored planes up to a gross weight of 10,000 pounds over land or sea, Mrs. Davis was one of the first women licensed pilots in Ohio. She is the wife of M. T. Davis, president of a provision company. Tombstone. Arizona, Is After Naval Base Tombstone. Ariz. 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