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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1941)
PACE EIGHT TTTE TlF.SD ntn.T.ETIN, HENT. ORECON. FRIDAY, MARCH 21. 1011 CIVILSERVICE GIRL HISSING Left Oregon Only Few Days Ago Ilisamiears Alter workinn Two Days at Job in War Department j Washington, March 21 "IP A "very pivlty" government clerk j who worked two days on war de partment maps and then disap peared was sought today by local police and army Intelligence of fi-1 cers. Ruth Egoscue of Forest Grow. Ore, 22-year-old typist, arrived here from the Pacific oast Satur da, started work on a new Job Monday and has been missing since Wednesday morning. Her landlady, one of the last to see her, said the girl was a strang er In the city and had few ac quaintances. But according to her Miss Egoscue had a date with a 'navy man" Tuesday night. At the rooming house where she had lived since last Saturday. Miss Egoscue had complained of the work on army air corps maps assigned to her. She preferred typing, the work she had expected to do. Army Intelligence officials fur nished her picture and description to police and were cooperating Wlin inem 111 ail auvruii im ihui i har tvlAtivpe nr friends in Oreeon. They described her as a "very Drettv" brunette, with brown wavy hair and weighing about 115 ! pounds. I Miss Egoscue apparently was Mrs. James Beal, landlady at ; happy and normal on her return. Traveling Award Received the rooming house, said Miss Ego-I but she refused to discuss herj p-j.j . scue complained of not feeling j whereabouts with anyone and ap-1 M iWMmona .wreiinjr well Wednesday morning and de-1 parently had no memory of where ; ; . cided not to walk to work with 'she had been, her mother said. For the first time in its varied other girls living there. She left An airmail letter written by the ' existence, the silver pelican -tro-the house about 8 a. m., presum-1 girl Tuesday night arrived in Can-i phy put into circulation at Klam ably to take a bus or trolley to j baldi yesterday and was being ; ath Falls to stimulate Kiwanis her office. Her superiors at the forwarded to Mrs. Egoscue in For Inter-club meetings was in the war department said she did not ; est Grove. She hoped it would con-! custody of the Bend club today, report to work. i tain some clue to the young worn- j The Bend club got It last night Her room, officers said, was an's disappearance. from Redmond, and Redmond had undisturbed. Her belongings, in-1 Miss Egoscue took a civil serv-! had it from Burns. Raiders from eluding luggage and clothing were ice examination five months ago 1 The Dalles are expected to arrive Intact. to obtain a job in Washington. . shortly to demand it from Bend. jfche left Forest Grove last week' Transfer of the big billed bird Forest Grove, March 21 U i and arrived in Washington, D. C ', was the occasion for a gathering The mother of Ruth Egoscue. ! Saturday morning. 'of Kiwanians and their ladies at pretty typist who disappeared ! While in Washington, she has ; the Redmond hotel. George Short, from a war department job in I been staying with Doris Nolan, ! Redmond, and George Ludowitz. Washington. D. C, said today she ! another government clerk who ; Bend, presided. Before the meet believed her daughter may be suf- formerly resided in Forest Grove. '"K was over, the pelican, which fering from amesia. The girl -was known to be excep-: has gone unnamed for years, was Mrs. Laura Egoscue, the moth- j tlonally bright and of excellent ! christened. In the christening, it cr, said her daughter disappeared i character and reputation. I w as explained by E. C. Parker. I J0, - CEIiTURY CLDB no insitt ii 5 tint in 9005 9105 aa FrMf Dl.lllle sa BattW. r Bend Drug Co. Ben Whisenand, Prop. COLOUR GUARD ulricnnt Polish Xtmootr , Salinbasl , , 'I AH for -wsr -iy , , p, f SAVE WITH SAFETY! REXALL Zapp Caught by Camera v1 Manfred Zapp, editor of Nazi-owned Transocean News Service, avoided photographers until his indictment in New York federal court for failure to register as an alien agent. With Zapp is his assistant, Guenther Tonn. i mysteriously last fall from her i job as typist at the Forest Grove , I high school. The girl returned a ' few days later, unharmed. j 1 Oatarr DUtllllaf C... rorl. 111. PROTECT YOUR COMPLEXION icon ixuxcitecL COLD CREAM CLOTHS Containing .fljr ffi. FiiMif Ota CrvoM Ingndimti Havenl yon often wiibed while ehopping, traveling, or at the office that yon could dig into a jar of told cream and really re novo all tracea of make-op and grime? Now jroa can) Tecor Clothi are individually tealed in foil envelope no thicker than a playing card and jnat as light. Thoroughly sat rated with Liquated Cold Cresm they're ever-moitt and non-drying. Keep them at your office and in your handbag. Try . m two wtk$' apply, 2Sc or eaouas or three montht, tlM our cotmetic counter. PRODUCTS ARE SOLO ON A Till ri Yrrrrnvmarrn BEND CLUB GETS PELICAN TROPHY I uic nvumunu iwwtuiiuus mjukiii j to do honor to Clyde M. McKay. I Bend, who had aided materially in obtaining a charter for Redmond, I who had had a perfect attendance at Redmond club meetings and who. moreover, had accompanied the Redmond group on its pelican procuring trip to Burns. So they named the bird, Clyde. Aside from this, the program was in charge of Winston Walker, j Bend, who presented a technicolor t film. " with sound, on coca-cola ' production. Then he served re freshments. C. M. Patterson, Sa i Unas, operated the projector. NEW DISTRICT CREATED Salem, March 21 'U Governor j Charles A. Sprague yesterday signed a bill creating Oregon's 4th congressional district. The new ' district embraces Coos, Curry, j Douglas, Jackson, Josephine, Lane ' and Linn counties. Drought resistance in corn is in i herited. Save With Safety on Nationally Known Products 50c 4Qr Pscqin's Cream -' $1.00 7Qf Jergens Ixitlon fc 4 Cakes nt-. Woodbury Soap -Wfc 5 Tulies Atr Liftterine Tooth Paste 176 50c A"!- Pepsodent T. Brush ... tlv 25c Paste or Powder Free! 500 Sheet Hlf Kienxo Tissue atiW I Cans A4- Colgate T. Powder 116 0c Value Usterine J7C Sal Hepatic 49c Alka Seltzer .... 49c 50e Pablum J7W Dextrl Maltose 63c Prophylactic AA. Tooth Brush t7C Dr. West's nr Tooth Brush SI.25 OOa PetroUgar 07C $1.23 07 Enos Salto 7C Popular Fountain Sarviea Noon Luncheons Horn Made Piet and lea Cream MONEY - BACK GUARANTEE! Stock Associations t Hold Board Meetings rrim-villi. M.ovh '.'! iSpocl.ili CVhiK-x Torcst Siix-n i-ior Frank Folsom iitli'inliMl the advisory hoard inii'tiiiK of the Silver Cl'k Slink associ.ttion which Is luring held tinlay. On Saturday he will attend the annual nuvting of the Mauiy , StiH-k assiK-iatinn held nt I'osi at Ahii-h time a Mitlutk luneheon and memorial services for- plo neers of that district will lie held. On March 2!) nH-etiug, Kulsom will ! attend Die Ih-uver Cnrnk Siixk assiM'iation u liich will lie held at ( Paulina. I SIMMONS j In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Dos : chutes. j EKFIE E. DOUTJIIT. Plaintiff. . LOl'ISE A. ROBERTS, heir at law of II. J. Roberts, IWceased. jand the unknown heirs at law ol ! the said II. J. Roberts, Deceased; LOIS E. WATKINS. a widow. ELSIE M.' WATKINS. a single woman. VERA M. WATKINS, a i single woman. WILBL'K S. WAT KINS and MILDRED WATKINS. husband and wife. VENA (IRAK j KENBKRCKR and REUBEN O. GRAEKENHERt;ER. wife and husband, all hcii-s at law of S. O. jWatkins, Deceased, and the un known heirs at luw of the said S. p. Watkins. lieeeased; MAR- ITHA W. P1IIPPS. a widow, and I also all other persons or parties unknown, claiming any right, title. estate, lien or interest in the real i property described In the Com . plaint herein, IVfendants. i TO: Louise A. Roberts, heir at : law of II. J. Roberts, Deceased. and the unknown heirs at law of ' the said 11. J. Roberts. Deceased: Lois E. Watkins, a widow. Elsie ; ! M. Watkins, a single woman. Vera M. Watkins, a single woman. Wil-, bur S. Watkins. and Mildred Wat kins, husband and wife. Vena Graffenberger and Reuben O. ' Graffenberger, wife and husband. 11 heirs at law of S. O. Watkins., Deceased, and the unknown heirs ' at law of the said S. O. Watkins. : Deceased: Martha W. Phipps, a widow, and also all other persons 'or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest 1 ! in the real property described in the Complaint herein, the above named Defendants. ! IN THE NA.MEOFTHESTATE, or UKtiiU.N: . You, and each of you, are here , by required to appear an answer ; the Complaint filed against you in the above entitled Court and cause on or before thirty (30) days from the Hth day of March, i 1941. which is the date of the first publication of this Summons, and i if you fail to appear and answer or . otherwise plead within said time, the plaintiff will apply to ; the Court for the relief prayed for in her Complaint, to-wit: That the plaintiff be declared to be the owner of the following described real property in Deschutes Coun ty. Oregon, to-wit: All that portion of Lot Four (4) of Block Twenty-Seven 127) of Park Addition to Bend. Deschutes County, Oregon, described as fol lows: Beginning at the Southerly corner of said Lot Four (4), thence North 30' 48" 24" West for fifty-four and three-tenths (54.3) feet along the southwesterly line of said Lot Four (4): thence North 59 11' 36" East for Fifty (50) feet to a point in the north easterly line of said Lot Four (4); I thence South 30 48 24" East for , Sixtv-one and twenty-nine hun dredths (61.29) feet to the easterly i corner of said Lot Four 14): ' thence Southwesterly along the northerly line of Georgia Avenue for fifty and forty -eight hun dredths (50.48) feet to the point of beginning, and that you and each of you be forever barred from asserting or claiming any right, title or Inter est therein or any part therrof. This Summons is published in the Bend Bulletin, a newspaper of general circulation, published daily in Bend, Deschutes County, Oregon, pursuant to an Order made and entered herein on the 13th day of March, 1941, by the I Honorable C. L. Allen, County Judge of Deschutes County, Ore gon, which Order fixed the date of the first publication hereof as March 14th, 1941. and requires you to appear within thirty 130) days from said date. DeArmond & Goodrich, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Bend, Oregon . 84-90 96 102-C ELGIN WATCHES Bear's Jewelry Benson Rldg. S. W. Redmond Soul Invest llr.lnmiiil. March 'Jl iSjxvi.ih Julius Hurry led (or INirlland Tuesday. ! Ilriuv Johnson, Glen Johnson anil Waller Sanders led for Fal lon, New, Sunday going first to Portland. They have been visiting at the home of John lloiier the past week. Mrs. John Hopper Visited her daughter, Mrs. Ernitit Russell of Lone Pine Tuesday evening. Those attending the grange din nor Sunday from this district were Mr. and Mrs. Gramtner, Mr. and Mrs. John Hopper and Mr. ami Mrs. Jim llwarlh. The next dinner w 111 lie Easter Sunday. Gideon Johnson of Portland, a formed resident of this district, was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. John llopcr. The home demonstration meet, ing wus held at the home of Mi's. Jim Uoarth Thursday. Nest . building hornets make paper-like material for construc tion by detaching with their Jaws bits of wood (mm surh sources as weathered fences, and moistening it with saliva. NOTICE OF SAI.K Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an order of the County Court of Deschutes County, Ore gon, entered on tl:o lilt rt day of March. 1941, the undesigned Sher iff will on the l'lth day of April. 1941. at the hour of ten o'clock A. M., at the front door of the Court House in Rend. Oregon, sell to the highest bidders for cash or terms as hereinafter stated, the following described real property, located in Deschutes County. Ore gon, provided no bid shall be ac cepted for less than the amount set opposite each respective tract, which is the minimum price fixed in Mid order: Parcel No. 1- Lots 9 and 10. Rlock 1. Grandview. $90.00 cash. Parcel No. 2-Lots 15 and 16, Block 28, Northwest Townsite Co"s. Second Addition. $10000 terms. ($50.00 cash, balance $5.00 per month at 6'r Interest). Parcel No. 3 - Iits 25 and 26. Rlock 113. First Addition to Bend Park. $125 00 terms. ($25.00 cash, balance $8.00 per month at 6', interest). Parcel No. 4 - Lots 7. 8. 17. 18. 19 and 20. Block 116. First Ad.ll lion to Bend Park. $150.00 terms. ($30.00 cash, balance $7.00 per month at 6'-; interest). Parcel No. 5-Lots 3 and 4. Block 143, Second Addition to Bend Park, $40.00 terms. I$S.00 cash, balance $5.00 per month at 6"r In terest). Parcel No. 6-Lot 5. Block 17, Wiestorla, $35.00 terms. t$7.00 cash, balance $14.00 July 1st and $14.00 August 1st at 6'r interest). Parcel No. 7-Lot 1, Block 32. Northwest Townsite Co's. Second Addition, $40.00 terms. ($8.00 cash, balance $5.00 per month at 6' in terest . Parcel No. 8 -Lot 3, Block 7. Awbrey Heights, $10.00 cash. Parcel No. 9 N 't of Lots 1 and 2. all of Lot 4, Block 16. Kenwood. $40.00 terms. ($8.00 cash, balance $5.00 per month at 6'- Interest). Parcel No. 10 W of Lot 5, Block 14, Kenwood, $25.00 cash. Such sale shall he subject to the right of any municipal corporation claiming an unpaid assessment lien for local Improvements there on to purchase such property with in 20 days after notice of such sale. C. L. McCAULEY. Sheriff 9f96-102-108c Treat the Family to Goodness! ;0MP' CAKES that are delicious Burnt Sugar Cakes )(!- A Q m Lady Baltimore .... - H-C Butterfly Rolls 6 for 15c Hot Cross Buns 6 for 10c Killed With Special Fruits and Spires! Asstd. Coffee Cakes . . .each 15c HOT DONUTS Every Afternoon Try our donuts . . . hot from our automatic donut mach ine. They're grand! VARIETY IN BREADS! Twenty-two varistiei of bread anurs a special treat for the family. Try them all. Each kind it delicioutly fresh and wholesome. Bend Baiting Go. "Quality 852 Well Street Drill Team to Appear ' At Dance Tomorrow ' A Sk'cial intermission el (cu m ance by the Royal Neighbors Pep cluh drill team will lie a fculuiv ol the sixth annual Rainbow hull, sponsoivil by Hie Itoyul Neighbors lodge tomoirow iiiglil in the l-'lks i hull. Tommy Thompson's orches tra will play, and dancing is to lie gin at !: 10 o'clock. . Mrs. John Putnam Is president of the Pep chili. Mi's. Jack Noscn Is drill captain, and J. J. lU-rrfgan is drill master. The drill team will travel to Portland lor the state Royal Neighbors convention there April 15 mid 16, and will coniM-te in I lie drill contest (or stale lion, ors, after having won I lie disiiid championship for the kisI t!iiie yea is. College Alumni Group To See Football Film Movies of the Oregon-Oregon State football game of last fall will he shown tonight in the as sembly room of the Pilot llutie Inn at 8 o'clock by Elmer Funsctt. I'niverslty of Oregon alumni di rector. I Only alumni ami graduates of the I'uiversily of Oregon may at tend the film showing, It was an nounced today !v lr. II. C. Staples, regional director for the 'university alumni ussiKi.it ion. ; Funselt Is visiting ull major towns and cities in central mid eastern Oregon with his film. An alumni business session will also lie held. Proof that large bombing planes ran use froen Arctic lakes to land on was afforded rewntly when a I'. S. army flying fortress carried 600 pounds of dried salm on to Aluskan dog teums .on un ' army trek, and the plane made a , wheel landing on glare Ice. ' Chemists report a new non slip . powder for leniorury use on wet, oily or greasy floors. HERE IT IS AGAIN We Still Have a Wee Bit of Room Slush Pump Willie's Gang Eira, Popeye and Piccolo Eastern Star Grange Saturday Nite Apple Turnovers Grand for Lunches! Cream Puds ( hockful of Rich Whipped Cream 6 for 25c Balers" 0V ir." a. . Phone 273 n IP ' ' 1 PENNEY S 1 rf LAY-AWAY I ijpnkl PLAN! J A m L y. C. PENNEV Flour votive. S I x.APoro , Prices For Saturday, Monday end Tuesday, Crisco . . . 3 lb. can 48c HlllrrrM Crackers .... 2 lb. pkq. 15c Grapefruit Juice . . can 15c IB On lire Eggs firade A Pard Dog Food 6 cans .49c Post Toasties Tomatoes 8 Million Pineapple 2 cans 35c Broken Kllres No. 2t', Cans M-P Tissue 3 rolls 25c Kitchen Towels 3 rolls 25c LeM"ce 2 Ige. heads 15c Lem" 2doz.29c Ir:n 30 Hlzn A Stand-Out in Any Crowd! Town-Clad SUITS $19.75 You will win many en admiring glance in e new spring Town-Cledl The rich colorings, el ect fit end tomorrow's stylet give you the feel ing of confidence end well-being thet comes only to the very best dressed of men. Inspect this group of pattern rich, stemine-pecied worsteds tomorrow end see how successful men can look for $19.75! '.U1 1' I l'm ! CO one canmot vrwir imc I mo loWAJrt SSUIH GREENWOOD GROCER" March 22, 24 end 2S 49 lbs. $1.29 Cans 2doz.29c Ijirire Coffee (iolden U'est Tnund an 25c 69c 3 cans 25c i. w- r FREE DELIVERY' PHONE 466
