THE REND TiiriXETIN. TiESD, OREGON. THTTISDAY, MAP.nt si. 10)0
PAGE TTIIIFP.
COLORADOHAS
PENSION BILL
Act Would Lcvv Tax on
Intangibles
Properly of Jahh Than
$..,000 Kxempt From
5 Mill U-vy
Ity N il Hum lltisrllmsh
i I 'ititol Hi ml . tmm.tnlttt
Drttver Colnmtlo'i olil-titfn
jifiiMuniMN 01 Ki'klntf nuipurt for
u niopowtl nrw 1'i k Which lhiv Kuy
will mUi tm mM.tiuru.l $.YU4M),00U
fur prrwlorn uml dtiwt rl.i'l "with
uul inrrmminK lh MvirK iiuiii'm tux
tjUltiflt."
Author of tlti nrw tun ptrnt In O,
Otto MiKiir, ixr'Uliv head of Uir
(Vloruiiti Nuiumtil Annuity auv,iv
at I'riutoiui and i-tiutliir tjf thr
ttirulKtitiuiial MinvnHmrnl whli h hd
crt-Mtrd Colorado' 145-ifnionth mii
Mof yti-m In 1U37.
MMr hu obimiwd a IliU from tlw
MM'rHuiy of ntutt. to ilmt hi tuft
plun on I he Novum I r Utllnl tn llir
form n prupurd tonrtitu(iuno)
nmfitdmrnl.
If rni Ud, Ih nrw plan would
ptuir a lvy of & mtlU mtnuully on
(lit tut vulu of nil InUnitihlc? prop
rity hrld In l!t ktutr, i luiliiitf nil
fttiM-ka ml bund, moit.Mi(t, notr.
Inink u'cm,nt mtd iiimrmvie pt.licle
$3.itOQ Pnturrl) I tfW
IntbtiKittlt prifrty vuhini ut
llum $ J (AN) would Im rxrniplrd fioin
thr nrw tun. but thr Irvy would
npply to i luir fertiiuntii and othr
"account rvfrivnbl" of nwri-hiint
If n intrmt thorn wu tnadr
I'mhrtintf bit "overwhelming vic
tory for hi tux pluti in thr Novrm- j
brr rlrt-titin, Mooiv tiuinird Ihr up- :
pott of fiirni Nioiip and mull 1um-
lxtnn intrrril Hp dcwrilird H In-
iffvrtlvr tlx rnpidlv-f trmiK oip'M.l
tlon by luitfn hiwlnem, ititi in-
I it filitf lb hi ill r ihuinUr of fii
mrri'o, iiv Kliili Hunker' iw.winlhii,
mid M'vrml huMmM und mm Hi
rounrll.
An ftlitl Willi tiii ftrcrrl.irv of Mute,
llio Miin tux plun rnntuinrd Oner
wpurnli I'luiimn t -ji UitiK debut
inrnt of Hit nrw rrvmiur. Thr pro
rw'Mil Mrcifiid 1 1 1 ut prut of tie nmnty
should b ii"-rd to Ifirrntv pivnirult
tn thr Rt'tti-'s rvtirf Hi en It. It uUo
firovidrs lbit rvrnu I urd to rr
nlnr prcprrtv toxri on ittl bomr In
Colorado 'Mt-upird bv tb ownrr up
to n itiJixLnmrn of SVlriX)
Oitponrnt-i if thr plon d'-U'ribrl
thr hooii-t Ir.id Um i-xi-mi'lion of !,
K) "fttrro buit tfi rt thr volt
1v Mulrh rrdnul Aid -
11ir thud prvi(kiijii dim rill hv
noHinrnti ut "thr I fill thintf brhind
thr plun"- UiIini I hut the r'-ntnloiotf
rrv-ini. rMiiiu.l.'d .( fiotn V.KK)00
tn tlUOU.OOO vr olv, m urd tu inuU h
h tl'-rul oti'l M'i-uilly itrunU, on u
d'lu--for-ditllur lwU.
Undrr thr turrrnt fidirul nolly
of rouliiliutliiK up to $'-0 monthly for
ruth tw-nslnut-r piovldtni' thr wiutit
U nit hrd hv thr nte, thr pronKul
would rrnirul Into thr Ntutr conrlMii
lion, if niM' tol, a rnlhirnutn monthly
pr union of S40
Iuviiant und thr $45 luw dur
litf lm lut yrur hnvr nvrrHnl Irtn
ihitii $35 dur tu Iih k id fund Piiv
nirotv of $41 r.u h prnkioiirr, hih
rt f'i two ycitm, wrrr ttiudr in .huiu
ury wh-n n ChfUtnmH huyioif Um
huitstfd vdrn tux i-'olln-tioitv nui'r
iuii- f prn ion rrvi-nur to an
tirnr hi(h.
Sitj idfkiulk. mrunwhilr. rarrird
to thr tutr iuprtmv court in mi rf
foM to uvrit n ftw fMiuiiiin finunriul
crii a r-rnt iVnvrr dutrict court
ruhhtf tt full nrmloni inurt h
puid to lh" ktutr' 41,000 rlu(dlr
rvrv month rrKurdlrw of mwoura.
Siiilr TrrMurrr Charlra Armirlioii
auid it wmild m nr-rMiry tu drnw
on irtnrml fund rrvrnur to mukr
(H-fivtotj pavni-t)ti if th rulinw wm
upheld und forrctut "fitutr hunk
ruptry "
ltit dir nrv not tn-hionublr In
wur-llmr In Koiclund ihrv tukr too
iniii h riMiin nod rut Uni murh
MORE ABOUT
British Liners
(Contlittird ttun: paicv nor)
townrd tho bv to an arroinpiirlmrnt
of hnwi bin Un from thr liMr'i
whlntlra.
S'pecu lut Ion nt the rir wm that thr
Qurrn would follow th Muurrtatda't
ult and drop anchor off Amhro-te
IJuht uftrr the clrura tlir haibor und
thrrr oprn Milrd ordrrs coittuimnf!
di-tiillrd tiutrut tionn for provrtJinu
to her drtttiuation.
for 12 houiN U-forr ihr Ouirn
Mury Au it i-d thr pirr bud i
m'it of inli-fi-w uclivity. 'J hi "blut k
Kuiik" hi thr horr' i-iiKlor fom hud
in-rivd ordrifc ut 10 p in, yi" (iduy
to Nli'iim up at I u rn. LiMluy. Shoiily
before midnight ('oniniiHJoir H . li.
IrviiiK, I'omiiHifidrr of thr (own
M iry followed hix offiii rh ulnuid A
rimri who accofiipunii'd hitn to thv
KuiiKpluiik khiNtk hi huod. kr-mj thr
Cointnodnrr on thr chirk and s)hu1
rd "K'"d lut k."
11m htixv lirifr. It wu ItrHrvrd, mu
unurmrl when nhr left thr hurtior.
Htitih rirclrn mi id Arnrri'-un luwi
prohibited placement of tf'")1 while
.he wui in prt. 'lherr win pr-u!a-tam,
however, that he miht rf-eive
unti - airt ruft arvd auti kuhnuii inr
Kuru koriH'V.heu at w-a hum n. other
vr!rl.
VENERABLE MUSICIAN
President Still 111
With Persbtent Cold
WaiinKton. Man h 21 dli- Prru
dent KiMrvrlt. ktill kuffrrint( from a
trtnprrutuie klihtly lea than a dr
Ktt above normal, held hi uppint
iiMnt to a minlinum today and se
cluded hlnm lf in hik ttndy
lite prefiKirnt. annoyed ut the per
kUtrnt CMdd, told hu fneodn that hr
had concluded hr u milfermit from
"kwamp frvrr ' Or. Kou T. Mc
Intyrv, Whitr Houw phy u ian, kuid
tltat Koctkewlt ' tcmprraturt wan
normal lit meht but was 'J9 4 do
liree ihik niorninit.
Oregon Equipment Co. Suggests That You
rvn
BEFORE YOU BUY ANY REFRIGERATOR IN 1940
FjTly Name?
UJ
Big M6"
6 Cu. Ft. New 1940
REFRIGERATOR
by
KELVINATOR
D95
lhi 1 I he way to plrk Ihr bttl rrfrirrralor
your mwiry ran buy. t'hork Ihtrr Ihimi.
Size?
SIZK? Il a full 6i rukir fuol hold an
aterafe HTrk's supply uf fuud.
NAME? li' nude by Krlvlnalor . . . old
cM maker ol clrclric rrlrijnalorv
Price?
PHIC'K? Il'i only J109.95 drlivrrrd in your
kllrhrn with 5 Year I'rutcrtion I'lnn.
It'i powered by (he emailng Polartphere
that met current lets than 20 of the time,
yet can leep five refrigerators cold, under
average houiehold conditions.
PLUS other features and savings that
make it the biggest refrigerator value we
have ever seen.
We want you to be suro to see it and
the other big 6 end 8 cu. ft. 1940 models,
now offered at savings of $50 to $60. Many
have that new Moiit-Mattor System, too.
Carload Purchasing
Makes This
Unusual Refrigerator
Price Possible!
Investigate!
WARNING! Don't py good money for an
outufdaie, lait year's rrlrijccrktor o lie red
at "reduced pricci when you can own a
brand new lH0 KeKinator at uih an mar
in low price! took, before you buy. and act
a 1 940 model, withall the llJ4Uiniprovemcnts.
And
Look at These
Features!
II 14 oqunre frrt of shi'klnr,
Automatic light jsy
Tourh dour handle 63 ire
rube capacity, 9 pcunds
Automatic Kelvin control
Pi'ininJux ciihinrt (Inlsli
lYrrcliiin - on - uti'M inlrrior
KmboKKcd freeor door
Dig cold utoragp tray and
ninny other li'nlilrin ymi'll
' bn glad tn set. Come in to-
dayl
SEE THIS REMARKABLE BUY AT
CM1P AN Y
Bond and Minnesota
Phone 888
HORIZONTAL
I Igtiure Juri
, tioti-U
plunlit.
tJudlrbl writ.
10 Opposed to
(rum.
12 AKglomrrutre.
13 Father.
1 S Measure of
print.
1 0 Component.
IV Portugal,
20Fiiurr velnt.
21 Hark.
23 Rpclpient.
24 Flag.
28 DomrstlC
uluvrs.
30 Light brown.
31 Caoutchouc.
32 Stretched
tight.
34 Hacknryrd.
3d Idnnt.
38 Uutter lump.
40 Adnm'i male.
41 Indian
mulberry.
An.wer to Previous Punle
42 Unit of work.
44 Kxplosive
nhell.
47 Period of
time.
48 To woff .
.10 Imbecile,
til Glbbona.
22 Frees from
dirt.
S4 Food plant,
50 His native
bind.
17 He in To a
dLitingulshed
, or
writer of
music.
VF.RT1CAL
1 Foot of the
fine.
2 Avers.
3 College
ofllclal.
4 Embryo bird.
5 Stuir part.
0 And.
7 Staying
power.
8 Neuter
pronoun.
11 Inharmonious
relationship.
13 Hu is
to hu country.
11 ?remly.
17 Guided.
18 Born.
I He wan
or head of tilt
land.
20 To crawL
22 Pismire.
24 Destiny.
29 Chewed.
20 New Kngland.
27 He Is now an
from hi
native land
pl ).
29 Broken tooth.
3 1 To dwell.
33 Shore.
3S To repurchase.
37 Northern
constellation.
39 Cuckoo.
4 1 To concur.
43 Swimming
organ of u
fish.
45 Being.
40 Too.
47 Measure.
49 Meadow.
51 Branch of Tal
race.
. 53 Form of "a."
55 Spain.
' f f L U' Lf Jr jPI
13" bnHso
EinE 1 1 1 h
Julia Maude 0 Neil
Passes at Hospital
j Mrtt. Julia Maude O'NVil. CI, .-f 20
I MihfHfM-'ta, dn-d lwt rvefuftx in St. ,
iCIfcuil- hoipitid. Born A'i(i'M 2-1,
i 1878. in Biton. Mjm, Mri. O'Nt-il 1
; had livrd in th wet for thr pn.st 40 J
' yar und tutite to R-nd in JlflH. Sltr I
lnvM one un. Jack F. ¬iyru, of
I Bend, and two Kmr.dthildren, Patri- j
I cia and John Snodgrau.
! Funeral rviret will be h-ld Frl- !
'day morning at 11 o'clock from the
Ni.swori(rr and Window ilmpl. I
, Burial wdl he in Pilot Buitf -m?- '
lry father Vinttr.t tO-rwuk will he
( in t ha lie of the ttvi.
Range Problems Aired
'At Brothers Meeting
, Prineville, March 21 Soerijil) A
I livwitock m-f tiny was held at Broth- I
er at the highway nhop lueday to
divuv. the 1M0 attritulture conser
vation ranKe program a we! I as
rariK manaKerrwrrit and improvement
arid the nutrition ide of rane land.
Ihia was a meet inn of both Crook
and Deschutes county ranic oper
ators, with Blaine Devers, fctate
supervihor of the AAA rane pro
Kram, di.cu&ainff the 11H0 prram. R.
C. Johnson, extension specialist in
range management of Oregon State
coLege, aLso discussed the nutrition
pha.se.
PORTI,AVO PKOIH'CE
Portland, March 21 IH Butter
dropped one cent pound today and
butterfat suffered a similar lovt.
f-KH remninfd unchanged.
Quality 1 -truer was uteady.
OiiUhi were firmer.
Old potatoes were steady.
Celery was itrong.
SAV FRANCISCO DAIRY MARKET
butter: VI score 21; 91 score 28';
90 scor 89 score 28.
Cheese: wholesale flats lVt; trip
lei 15.
F-KK1' targ 18V; large standards
1 7 v ; medium small 121.
BGRROHXVG AMENDMENT MADE
Washington, March 21 The
senate late today approved amend
ments to the farm appropriation bill
authorizing the agricultural depart
ment to borrow $90,000,000 for rural
electr diet ion and farm tenant loans.
NOTICE OF
ITKST MmiSti TO CRFDtTOKS
No. B 2467H
In the Dl.trirt Court of the United
State, for the District of Oregon.
To the creditors of Franklin Dewey
Proffer of Bend, in the County of
Deschutes, and District aforesaid, a
bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that said
Franklin Dewey Proffer has been
duly adjudged a bankrupt on a peti
tion filed by him on the 7th day of
February, 1940, and that the first
meeting of his creditt. will be held
at S13 United States Court House in
Portland, Oregon, on the 27th day of
March. 1940 at 10 50 o'clock in the
forenoon, at which place and time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, ap
point a committee of creditors, exam
ine the bankrupt and transact such
ther business as may properly come
before said meetintf.
Dated at Portland, Oregon, this
15th day of March. 1940
ESTES SNEDECOR,
Keferee in Bankruptcy.
The schedule discloses doubtful assets.
91c
MORONS FOUND GAINING
Philadelphia UwThe United &J
is going tn the morons, Becnnhrv to
fears exprtWKed by Alliert KtlwIirU
WiKgum, psychologist. "Unlet sAint
changes take place, the uiqidii wilt
inherit the country through tsiilurn
of superior people to have children,'
WiKgain tnld the New Century club,
"Half of America the eduuiU'd half
- is dying out."
New Undn-arm ' '
Cream Deodorant
iaftly t
Stops Perspiration
1. Does not rot dcrssci, does
not irnuce skin,
2. Nowaningfodry.Cinbcuied
right after shaving.
3. Instantly stops perepintrion
ffr 1 to 3 days. Removes odor
from perspiration.
4. Apure,white,grraseless,stain
IcM vanishing cream.
8 Arrid has been awarded the
Approval Seal of ihe American
Institute ol Laundering foe
being harmless to fabrics.
23 MILLION Jars of Arrid .
have be a sold. Try a Jar today! -
39i
ARRID
Al H wllkHr t4H gmmA
tmtrn Iw iO mmd .Vf t
Lower Bridge
Iiwer Bridge. March 21 (Special)
The Hume Economics club met
Thurvlav ut the home of Mrs. Fisher
Logan The nubject of the meeting
was, "Dw tare of the Feet." with
Mrs. Prid.iv llulmes mnducting Uie
meeting. Ttmse present for the meet
ing were Mrs. Je Howard. Mrs.
Marshall Clevenger. Mrs. Robert
Mnniral. Mrs. I- Mrton, Mrs. It.
Allen. Mrs. Vernon C'evener. Mis.
Prid.iv Holmes, and Mrs Howard
Maydeld, of Kcdmond. The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
Marshall Clevenger. ' -
Mora and Byron Lgan spent the
week-end at the home of their
broiher-in-law and .sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Eldred Stair, in Powell Butte.
Vernon Clevenger and P. R. Clev
enger attended the picture hhow on
irrigation at Sisters Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hammer and
son, Billy, of Bend were visitors at
the Holmes ranch Sunday.
Mrs. J. P. Book and Mrs. Julia
Parrott went to Portland Thursday
and returned Sunday. Mrs. Parrott
went for medical treutmcnt for her
eyes.
Mr. and Mrs. I S. Minks were vis
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall Clevenger Monday after
noon.
Joe Howard. Jr., who attends Ore
gon State college at Corvallis is
spending the vacation with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howard.
f.Lr and Mrs. Joe Howard and son,
Joef Jr., were guests Monday even
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Morse in Prineville.
COMING!
TO
THRILL ALL
THE FAMILY!
"GULLIVER'S
TRAVELS"
FULL LENGTH
ALL COLOR
CARTOON!
CAPITOL
SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY
J'ndart SSJ
NEARLY A QUART OF
MY GOOD, RICH MILK
IN EVERY 14-OZ. CAN
fay Elite,
the Borden cow
Iia a fact! Milk evaporated by
Borden'a U twice at rich al
whole milk.
Then it's irradiated the eon.
lent of sunshine vitamin D ia
increased.
And what flavor In roflee,
cream aoupa and sauces! K'hat
diceKlibility and smoothness for
infant feeding!
The familiar blue and white
Borden label makes buying easy.
Look for it when slocking up
on evaporated milk -today
if it's TSonUmX
IT'S G2I TO BE GOOD
9:00 to 12:00
HIPPODROME
Every Saturday Night
Gents 40c
Every Other Dance Walh
Ladies 10c
For All Forms of
SEE
Lumbermens Insurance Agency
957 Wall Street Phone 17
Bend
Baking
Co.
Bake-Rite
Vitamin D
Bread
HDafrfforilnll Cakes 50c
This Is a Special Angel Food Cele with Butter Icing end Easter Decorations! J
Place Your Order Now! ;
Turkheads each 20c Pastry Eggs each 5c
PECAN ROLLS n j
DATE COFFEE RINGS U2)S
Tea Biscuits
Parkerhouse Rolls
Poppy Seed Rolls
PUMPERNICKEL
For Your Easter Ham Dinner!
15c
Cinnamon,
Nut, White Raisin
BREAD
Loaf 12c
WE BAKE HAMS!
Let us bale your Easter ham southern style with
honey, brewn sugar end molasses.
50c
AU Hmt Muil S. In by , P. M. Frid.y
Serve Your Family With
BAKE-RITE
VHtf HD BEE AID)
Sf&itv 500
I 0j'n ' "Qft Additional .
t AU6 U.S. P.
ft ftlk&S wls V u.niH
Aiwr: ! of
' ! ' V!m!D
Additional Value at No Additional Cost
Bake-Rite Vitamin D Bread gives you the most for your money, for not
only do you get the wholesome goodness of that "Home-Made" flavor,'
but in addition you get the health-giving benefits of 500 additional units,
of Sunshine Vitamin D in each loaf. You're being thrifty when you ask
for Bake-Rite Bread.
Large Loaf 13c
or
2 Loaves 25c
"Be Wise and Vita-Mise"
ASK YOUR GROCER
FOR VITAMIN D BREAD
BENE) BAEOEfG CO.
(Formerly Bake-Rite Bakery)
852 Well Street
Phone 273