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fraternity Crasher
z Gets Two-Year Term
Z Eugene. On. . Dtv. 21 !!-FAlie
"flaker -wlf-Mylt'd hintluT in bond of
3 if adopted Hi Kapra 'Alpha today
ava un his way lo S.ilcm to srrve a
t'im rn-t to txfcd two yr-ti for
.Khut his "bi'ntryra" at I In University
Oregon nd Waliiiijton consider
"Was "downright lmhutt'inal."
According to testimony rovnled in
4he circuit court of Judge G. K Skip--worth.
Baker had a habit of dropping
In on the fraternity, and alter absorb
Tiiu nmsidt. able huMHtalitv, diopptm:
.vut with all the loose cIuiiikc he ctxjld )
4ind.
" He Mias finally arrested on th
Washinetnn raniuus and returned
U'tiiU'MC for trial, where he was sen--4
(mod to a two-year larceny term,
the maximum.
Twelve Red Cross I
- Certificates Given!
Twelve Rd Cross first aid cert if i
Tates were Riven tho.se who iimi'
Jileled the required course Mnda
,rveiuMg in the circuit court hmmiv
- Tttose qualify inn for certificate
"hreT ranees Davis. Archie O Snmh.
rViaak Neth. Llovd Stnwe, John Mc-.-Clkcv.
R. M. BcUhec. O C Lucwx
: -Verdue Stevenson. John Hicks. Mrs. ,
AivrJiO Smith. Herbert Riley, all of !
Jiend. and Jame Htnardt, Redmond. .
-rtii -except tiiiey were i.-tKing ttv
four to fulfill requirements for a
VPJob.
- Claases in first aid have been held
thn-e times weekly during the pat
-iive -weeks, un.ier the supervision i
f Maurice Pease and Barbara Potts.
Bread was made largely at home j
.jn the United States 25 years ago; J
iviw 85 is made by commercial ,
-hikers. I
Market
-f hone 2
DRINK i IU11 1 li t I
i since JJmwmA
: S $1.00 pint F.a2M&I
Z $1.95 quart 'f I
- I AvoiloU, In Cl,rit'l B.ur. 'X-r'L. m M -VI I
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The j?r c;i( est variety of turkeys in Central Oregon Wc have them from
to:;") pounds. If you want a cheap turkey we have it if you want a No. 1
prime bird, the best on the market we have it.
The cheaper birds start at 17c per pound, and up for the better turkeys.
Tendons arc pulled, all dressed ready for the oven. Be sure and see these
turkeys before buying. It has always been impossible to get small No. 1 tur
keys we made a special effort to obtain these for you, so if there is only two
or three in your family you can get a small turkey.
We also have a fine selection of
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5 15.Nu'iody Tuni1
i . 0 -1 lie Bullt-lm New
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ft SO Musical Lumbermen
5 VS Interlude
6 00- Kenwood Carolers (studio)
6 2.V-Whal to See
I State Buys $100,000
Worth of Auto Tires '
Salem, Ore.. Dec. 21 'U The stale
j board of control yesterday awarded
, contracts fox approximately (100.000
j worth of tires and tubes for the stHt?
fleet for 1MQ.
1 he contract, calling for delivery
. requested throughout the year.
j was plu among three Portland firms
j tli 1 1 submitted the lowest bids,
i 1 he Latter Spring and Tire Co, will
j furnish Gillette tire; Signal Oil com
i pany. Lev lues, and Munnell & Sher
! rill will furnish MeClarvn tires,
j The state used Lee tires exclusively
this year. 7 he prices secured this
year were slightly lower but an in
tfiTae m the flee t will make the total
Fru tor 1140 approximately the
sv.e as for likiy,
The -late aiso purchased 10 four
wheel drive trucks irom the Howard
Ccouer Corp. of Portland on a net bid
of $38,410. and four semi - trailers
from Went worth A Irwin. Portland.
lor a total price of $5.&5. Two small
trucks were bought from the Western
Road Machinery Civ. Portland, at a
total cost oi $5,568.60. All of the
trucks were bought for the stale
hichwav commission.
and Delicatessen
RALPH WILTSE, Manager
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6 .10 Chestnut Mi-Untie
T l0- rVtty Koijrix Sunshine Uirl
T:l& F.li-vlrie Oitiou
.;H TatiKo Time
8 00 Al Duiuhuc ' OivheMra
8 .30-Smn Off
Friday. lVrc. !J. IS09
7 00 Mush-ul Culfre Cup
7:30 Special PrKruin
7 XS-CoIlee Cup
8 00 Murchei
8: li Buccaneers Octet
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9 15 P(iv Jean Health Club
' 30--Ranch B..v
9.35 Fmtenis in Melody
10 00 Sweetheart Duet
10: IS Tropical Moods
10 30 The Bulletin News
10 34 Vincent Lopej Oivhotra
11 00 Baritone Soloist
It: li On With the Dance
U 30 Man About Town
11:34 Console Moods
12 00 Sport Center Sports News
12 -OS Ouie Nelson Orvhestra
12:20 S.nit of the Ulands
12:25 World BtHikman
12:30 the Bulletin News
12:45 Farmers Hour
12:50 On tile Mall
1 00 Quiet Hour
130 Modern Symuhonique
2 00 Organ Treasures
2:30 Afternoon Mustcale
3:00 Master Singers
3:15 Songs by Hildegarde
3:30 Hollywood Boulevard
3:35 Swing Time
4:00 Concert in Brass
4 30 Santa Claus
5:00 Novelties
5:15 Melody Time
5:30 The Bulletin News
5 45-Local Chatter
5:50 Melodeers
5:55 Interlude
6:00 Concert Hall
6:15 Musical Memory Contest
6 30 Strings
6:45 Vava Backus-Rudolph,
Tom O'Brien
7:00 Rainbow Rhythm
7:151 Want a Job!
7:30 Gene Austin, tenor
7:45 Helen Walker, vibraturp
8:00 -Jimmy Dursey Orchestra
8:30 Sign Off
College of Pacific
Beaten in Hawaiians
Honolulu. Dec. 21 'U" The Heaiani
; town team of Honolulu defeated
Coach Amos Alonzo Staitg's College
of Pacific touring squad last night. IS
Jto J
Healaiji gained a 12-point advan
: lage in the first period that the Cal
ifornia team was unable to match.
' The Hawaiians' third touchdown was
, made in the third quarter. The Ben
gal's only score came in the second
; quarter.
The brilliant ball-carrying of Ju
l Atchiron, former Texas university
i star, gave the Healants victory over
I the College of Pacific football team
i before 8.000 persons here last night.
J Ate hinson personally so j red two
i touchdowns for the town team and
! passed to Morse for the third. Bill
j Thomas. Tiger halfback, was re
moved in the first quarter with a leg
injury, which handicapped Pacific's
offensive.
Heaiani made 200 yards from
scrimmage and 76 yards from passes.
I while Pacific rushed the ball 118
yards and passed for 50. Each team
made nine first downs.
Oregon State college meets Heaiani
here on Christmas day. The Beavers i
also have a New Year' day engage
ment with the University of Hawaii.
Free Delivery
Fancy
Assortment
of .
Small
and
Large
Birds!
Sport Parade
, tOnce a year, the readers of thut
column are tivuled to a maU-i piece.
Because once a ear, Claience Bud
inijton Krlluud does my column. Uud
fa America's greatest host. When
you cross the thivshold ot his home
there is no such thing as cure.
Henry McLcmorv.)
By Clarence Rudittgtun Kcllaiid
Phoenix. Am.. Dev. 21 tU1 Now
that the season u here when sports
writers go balmy as a crumpet and
pick all-American football teams.
ail-American flops, all - American
crap shooters, horseshoe pitchers and
goat-geitem, I would like to pick,
with discrimination and expert
knowledge, an all-American team of
guests.
I have unusual facilities for study
ing this form of athlete because my
place is a sort of cross between a
mg parking space and a non-pMymg
ing parkign space and a non-paving
cafeteria with meals ut ult hours. 1
love guests. 1 am gregarious.
Eor captain, quarterback and ig
nal caller I unhesitatingly put the
finger upon Henry McLenmre, itin
erant proprietor of this column. He is
in his senior year as a guest He is
especially good al puking unhandy
times to arrive. Unerringly he put
in his appearance when every bed is
full of other guests that 1 have ac
tually invited. This never deters him.
He tucks his cui tease under hu arm,
scoots 90 yards through a broken
field and makes a touchdown in the
bedroom nearest to the dining room
and the liquor closet.
As full buck I select G runt lurid
Rice. His technique differs from Mc
Lemores in that he alwavs tele
graphs the date of his arrival. He
wires he will come Tuesday, where
upon you meet early morning trains
every day until Friday.
At left half I pick Frank Craven,
who slowed up the performance of
the play "Our Town" until it ran
for two years. Mr. Ciaven does not
come he oozes in.
At right half my choice falls upon
John Kternan. the sage of "Informa
tion, Please?" who knows the answer
to every question except, "when are
you going home?"
At left end I have selected Jimmy
Cagney, the dove of peace of Holly
wood. He does setting-up exercises
on the front lawn neatly dressed in
the lower half of a suit of abbre- I
viated underwear.
At right end rocs Edward Mac
Namara, one-time thrush but now
occupying the legitimate stage in
New York It a quaint little pe-
CdhUu
appetite.
As opportunity foe holiday tripa
hf train at aoonomy Urea,
Go Dec. 15 to Jan. 1
Return by tan. S
EXAMPLESl
PORTLAND $ e.eo $ f.fS
SPOKANE - 11.25 K.SS
SEATTLE 10.0S K.tO
TACOMA 10.95 IS JO
Vancouver, B.C. 14.05 20.M
SALEM 8.20 12.25
Prooortioa! ( to r other
PibU Is Oiexjos, WAaknaqloM,
Ctuitofa aad Bntish Colasbl.
Train Uavas BMd S:00 p.m.
Details will bm lupplimd by Off nts
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G.C. PINDEJIQAST, Travollng rroigat
ad PtMMffw AffaL BIND, Oiogoa
OREGON TRUNK RY.
Alley Oop
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iTZIk LAND HO ) WOTT, YA MEAW.'iF '
I .? -- HUX, 1 COULD HOLD I
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IICAWJOSTHOLOl OTV, nay... ALL f
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culiarity of his thut ht eats only five
time a day.
Withous question the portion oi
center gms to Guy Kibbee. He dotcf
on his friends and wished them In
have as many of the good tilings in
lite as he obtains himself If it van
be done with no expenditure of
ei titer trouble or money. Therefore
he never arrivex alone to be my guest
but always with a phalanx.
It will be noted that 1 have picked
neither guard nor tackles. Thts is
not an oversight. It is because, with
the center and buck held herein dis
closed, no other players are necet
sary. Tins team, unaided, can wreck
old southern hospitality itself.
Three months open season on
catching baleen whales opened in
the Antarctic IVcemher 8.
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GOLDEN WEST
3 Pounds
69c
Durteo'i
Mayonnaise
Qts. . 39c
Pinli 23c
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DRESSING
DINNER
BELL
Qt. ..23c
Pt. . . 17c
3
JELLO
Si Delicious Flavors
Pkg 5c
3
i Fruits
and Vegetables
Jap Oranges
Box 69c
Oranges
Large Sin
2doz. 45c
"r ( k
95c
Cat?
$1.85
Apples
Winter Banana
Box 55c
Calavos
Each
Sweet Spuds
if m mm "
I 4 lbs 15c
Loughran Runs Afoul
Of Advertising Law
Washington, Dee. 21 dh- Tommy
leoughiun, (oimer Ili:ht-heuvywcighl
champion, tun ufoul the law today in
his claims for a corropondeiicv
course to create paragon of strength.
The federal trade commission is
sued a complaint agatns Utughran,
who once fought Pnnio Canieia for
the I wavy weight championship,
charging that he had misrepresented
the course in advertising
Among the cluiuu made by hough
tan for a course in "puissant body
building," the commission com
plained, was that the onncs-s would
moduce "bin must-lfk umi huut m.
I mist body "
Wessmi (S)nli
Christmas
Nuts and Candies
Walnuts
Almonds .
2lbs.j:c
2 lbs. Me
Mixed Nuts 2 lbs.
33c
Peanuts
BRAZIL NUTS 2lb.25c
Satin Mix
Chocolates 2 "s. 19c
BROKEN MIX
2lbi.2lc
BOX
CHRISTMAS CHOCOLATES
CHOCOLATE CHERRIES
MINIATURE CHOCOLATES
COMTESSA CHOCOLATES
New Crop
Dates
Jap lllillr
Top Corn
Dromedary Itrjidy linked
Fruit Cake
Oodcc No. I Cam
Fruit Cocktail
Trupak
Green, Ripe Olives
Plu Boll If IH po-ll
Canada Dry Mixers
Trupak
Tomato Juice
Pntinlaln Nn, 3 Sieve
Sifted Peas
II. & l No. 2 Cum
Whole Kernel Corn
O-So-liood No. 2 Can
Fancy Cut Means
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.... Ib. 10c
FILBERTS
2 Ibv. 39c
... 2 s. 17c
GUM DROPS 2 Ibt. 23c
CANDIES
(Assorted)
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S lb. boi 89c
Ib. bo 23c
Ib. bo. 29c
Ib. bo 25c
2 lbs. l'lc
2 lbs. I.'jc
Ib. can 17c
2 cans 27c
can l!)c
qt. Ific.
No. .1 can 19c
3 cans 33c
3 cans 3;)c
3 cans 33c
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Gel Your Chrittmet Turkey
Friday or Saturday al
Bend Dairy Plant
BEANS
Large While or Red Meiican
3 lbs. . . .17c
RICE
Fancy Blue Row
3 lbs 19c
qt. 29c
Chrittmat Pact
CIGARS AND T08ACCO
CIGARETTES
( aiiM'1, l inkir. C'irHli-t,
Olrl (.oid
Carton ...$1.17
Geo. Wethington Ib. Sbc
Union Leader M ot. SVc
Prince Albert Ib. 67c
Velvet Ib. 69c
CRANBERRY
SAUCE
No. I Cam
2 cans 25c
PUMPKIN
H. & D. No. 2', Cans
3 cans 29c
OYSTERS
2 cans 23c
Sperry's Products
Oats, quick or regular i) lbs. 3."c
Rolled Wheat 10 lbs. 39c
Softasilk Cake Flour pkff. 2.h-
Pancake Flour 9.8 lbs. 19c
Crescent Flour 19 lbs. $1.29
Apple Ulossom 19 lbs. $1.19
Kerr's Best
Mince Meat lb. 10c
(.rape Juice qt.33c
Apple Mutter 5 lb. can 3c
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