The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, November 21, 1941, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1941 THE BEND BULLETIN and C KXTltAL OHF.fiON PRESS Tha Sullrtla la-atalrl Iviu-lval Tha Urnd Hullrtia (dally) ml. till PublUnaa Kvar Altornuea Karavt Sanaa hy Taa Band Bullrtin ttaad. uniw M-7M Wall BU (stara aa Safaaa Cla 'attar, January . 11. at tha Faaluflra at Baad Oraroa. aaoar At! uf March a. ! OIIKKT 1 . SAWYKk-Kditor-Manaaar IIKNRY N. tXl IJtK -Aaaaclata Edltaa r KAnk II. lOiaiAN Advaituiiw Manasr Aa thdapafldant Naw,aiar ttaridfna fia tit anaara rtaal. rlran butnaaa, earns palUtca and Um aaat uilvmla of IWutl and Caittral Orv'n. MHatllaJI AttPIT IIUKKAU OF ClIlCl'l.ATIOSS AnVKKTlHINfi HFPIIKXRNTAVIYL Kirr-HOI.I.lnAY CO.. lat.i Ni w Ynrk, r.l Mauu-a At..: rhtaaao. o Ma. Mlttataa tvr. aan lnw v. 22t lluh 8L ; lt:iL J'. St.ln...n iti.ln. . ... A).br.a. w Ill Hail UMa. i St. Una, 111 Nv. Tanta SU : Atlanta, A Urant Hid. CUBSt RIPTION KATE Br Mall 8 ratttaf Una Ymp 1 W Y.r i. Mentha U.7I Si M. th ... IWa, afcaMha !. " M..nth I . All SuharriiiHam ara rt ana I'AVAItl a IN AKVAM Pleaaa aotlfy aa pnaapllv al aav ehana of aMra aa nf failure to rewire the pacMt asaierlr. arSTW NICE WORK IF ETC. Members of the Oreiron Trail association, nnpearinir be fore the highway commission this week to urge more rapid j construction of the new Columbia river highway, proposed : that funds for the purpose be raised by the sale of bonds and that the bonds be serviced by a toll charge. Funds so provided I can be had at an insignificant interest cost, it was asserted (one per cent was the figure named) and the example of the 1 sueci's.sful Pennsylvania turnpike was cited to support the toll proposal. No issue is taken here with any of the facts presented by ' the proponents of this plan. Reconstruction of the highway is badly needed, money can be had at little cost and tolls may be charged. We do suggest, however, that other sections of j Oregon anxious for more speedy reconstruction of roads in which they are interested watch the development of the plan if it does develop with care. If they do not do so they are likely to have worked on them a second time a clever scheme j for the benefit of a particular section at the cost of the rest ; of the state. The first time the trick was worked was when residents of the coast section dcveloied their bridge building program, i This Columbia river proposal follows that program exactly. ' Bonds were to be sold, the bridges built and then the bonds ; retired by tolls. Entering on the program the bonds were is- ' sued and the bridges built. When, however, the time came to begin the collection of tolls the promoters moved in and se cured their elimination thus forcing the payment of the bonds onto the highway fund. Apart from the vice of the double cross worked in this manner the arrangement brought about a distinctly unfair i situation to the rest of the state. That is, there had recently j been established the plan of a quota allocation of funds to each 1 highway division. By securing the construction of the bridges j through bond money which was not charged against its quota i allotment the coast division gained a several million dollar ad-; vantage. j If this game is worked a second time then once more a , charge will be made against the highway fund for the benefit I of a particular highway division and the other divisions will ! get theirs only alter the charge is satisfied. In this connec tion, incidentally, it is to be noted that the Columbia highway has already had the benefit of special allotments outside the regular quota to which its division was entitled. Other highway divisions had best watch out. Banner With a Strange Device .aVV .mmmm- toy SHOP NOW FOR FURNITURE GIFTS FOR THE HOME SELECT FROM ONE OF OREGON'S LARGEST FURNITURE STOCKS Evory department it filled with items that will make better and useful gifts. Shop at the Bend Furniture you'll find that there are no shortagos here. A small deposit will hold any item until Christmas use our easy payment plan. Up to 18 Months to Pay! Buy Now! PMONfc 21 'Conrral Oregon Home t-urnishers" fcA!Y IbKMS SERIAL STORY LADY BY REQUEST BY HELEN R. WOODWARD mltit it I m) tat pusslni; an c-nlli ihns of hrr exUteno'. The Sdvulu wa all thai hr hail Imagined It. Many penpUt Knew Information concerning him. He1 him. rulletl Knt-llni; In rtupetKul was alway dashing from onelttinos, and slantl al the prvttyi place to another. Thai's why she ,'lrl who uccomp.tnli'd him. When j hadn't seen him In the office he-! they were itratttl. llana KlIinpiMtl ' n uik I i.i n iti. muii; ; M-r lllUKt U) n.l.lllty III III r will MORE ABOUT The Capitol (Continued From Tafio Om Oilutnally Intrmltil a pnlv COPVUICHT 141. NC4 SCftVICC. INC. that pretty, rcd-hairrd Diana ; Tucker had told lawyer Richard I Thnrraft tr oi In thn Has.T 1 .fnrmniJ THE GRAND JURY REPORT ' 1?' hf.!u,?' x. . . , i-... x handsome Stephen Curt, famous Never before, in our memory, has a De?chutes county MIIT anJ commentator confer grand jury accepted its responsibilities so seriously and met ! ring with Thorpe at the time, have them so well as has the jury whose report was submitted on thought of her outburst? Any Wednesday. The jury has not hesitated to criticise where it way, it was Diana's last day with THE STORY: It did not matter dinner date with a discharged stenograplier. He was definitely not the type. Reason argued, however, that he was too well known as a personality to be other "Time Unn frnm 111,' aiil'li. thiv ura he. JiP"n. alihtu'rahe dM nuM,"!'" " " '" lleve that It wa really she. dln-;J"ln Mt Important arm Is the Init In atyle ut the Savola with, air wrvUv, hut owlnir to fog run btrphen Curt. dltluns flylnu I Innwmalhlr nuirh ' tntity. will not be dlaturtm ilm Inn the unpleuaiintneu, fur the I Japanese lorelRn of lire haa arnl a rtMnniiinlqur lo Secretin y of Slate Cnrdeil Hull ylni It will Keep ll imimiiala away from the It InmlK. Iluweer. In "neillnif even" I Jamn n tfivlnif up alut l.un.ii , yen a year, and yen are ware In Stephen Curt w henever It wanted the low-down on a situation Eu-1 rope. Mexico, South America. He' covered strikes and other labor I disputes at home, national clec-' lions, and the wires stretrhing : across the country sizzled with his i He ordered nn excellent dinner ground American airplanes wmi oning comments. from a waiter who called him by Hlao pirwnt enemy planes from Her f.ither was always saying, i name, and then dining the wall ultarklne. Annv offklitla are ilia for Curt," and hovered that followed turned to Plana md 1 sailafli-d with their uHKleniiu'iit and take a IxhiiUt fur the bright lights whenever laL-uible; Hie Hy July 1, next, Adinlnlslraliir Haver attvlxed the appnpilalina committee of the hotiM, he ev peets lo he (1ling of .T..l kilo of the time; but the toga which waits lo a m.igni-.ium Intlualry at iHiKiine. Atiigiu'sium la now so than honorable In his intention to near the radio, grinning broadly. I smiled, "Well, then tor the pur ' simply buy her dinner. This might saying fondly, "It's a wonder: pose of the record, what u yur , be his way of showing he was someone don't bump that fellow ) name?" ; sorry for her. Again the thought off!" "Plana Tucker " , lhat a man with sueh powerful ; Diana smiled, thinking how "Nice name. You were right felt criticism was justified- it has nrirerl improvement nf the the nrm. tiaving resisteu i norpe s j connections might be willing to proud her parents would he to; when you were thinking that I new courthouse in matter so obvious thai it is strance thev vr(ures wounded l.is vanity, she i help her procure another Job ap-know she was dining with Sic- don't go In for this sort of thing new courinouse m mauer so ooyious ir.af ll is strange tne had aln,aay been giVen notice, ,aied to her. And in the mean- phen Curt. They'd think she was 1 usually." nave not been cared tor already -il IWs taken note of condi- now wondered if she could find time, even the price of a dinner doing all right In town! In spite Plana wondered uncomfortably tions away from the county seat that call for remedy. Its rec- ! other work in the city, or if she I saved was Just that much more In 1 of being out of a Job. j If this man knew every thought ommendation with respect to the Ochoco highway crossing in would have to return to her farm her pocketbook. Stephen said, seeing her smile. that crossed her mind. "Then why aeuive that til'M has tanned ordera for an Immediate collection of scrap. In Nnvemlrr, 1!M'.'. Pr Haver snld he will he delivering l.'i.mni kll'iu.tlC 'o I li Il. lllni-h.im Iwlght lights of Juneau. I'n-dlrtloii l"'n woika irnntract pending . rvice Redmond is a direct and justified reflection on the hw,hWJ!V t home, bhe U ashamed of her show IIe was regarding her with 111-' "l our th iughts must be worth and railroad authoritie-t that should hasten action on their !0' t,emPer decides to return and concealed amusement, his blue more than a penny. ana rauroaa autnoruies inat snouiu nasten action on tneir;apoIogl2e. meets Stephen Curt eyes crinkling with laughter. I "They are. I was thinking of larV . . .leaving the building. He has fol-1 "Have you summed up all the i my father. He's one of your sp- ine jury s recommendations regaraing records to oe Kept lowea her, nis interest capturea reasons why it would be profitable rial admirers. He'll be glad to did you laslst on here?" she asked. by the justices of the peace are in line with good business prac-, b' the beautiful, fiery girl. tice in offices where public business is transacted and funds I .T -Tc-p-vl handled for which an accounting is to be made. It is an odd chapter III weakness in the statute creating the office that these recom-1 -why are you going back?" mended records are not required. It is unfortunate that there : Stephen Curt asked, his gaze is no authority over a justice that can see to it that the office is sweeping over her flushing face, run properly. It is strange that when the justice in this dis- ,"Fr8et something?" trice was given a sabry and quarters no obligations were im-IJ "ielt'tX posed on him. e may be grateful that our system of law pro-; was listening to all authority and videa for such a body as the giand jury and that this particu-1 understanding. lar jury was willing to act. i There was a curious hit in his place." Let us now hope that the person appointed to fill the local voiec and hls teeth looked verv i "Then let s make it the Savola." vacancy will have the competence and the energy to do the I nUl'l,'".,? ..w1,.HCe;? US, she suRcs,ed with the audacious j l a, tL i j i - , , , fleeted that she had not been eagerness of a child. 1 ve always worlc and that the system of record keeping recommended by wrong abou, the way his chin warned To go there." lvcalway the jury will be installed. Jutted. It gave him an unflinch-i "Right." for ycu to dine with me?" he know I met you. asked slyly. I "And you? po you listen to my Diana flushed, wondering if in broadcasts?" addition to his other accomplish-! Diana langhed. "Afraid Not. I rrenls, he could also read minds. was usually setting the table for She retorted. Exactly. I hope you i sutiper wnen you were on the air. choose a much better place thanj He liked that. Any other woman the one to which I am accustom-, Is made that when the rmrrn-nrv "d In PiiTmhrr, VMJ. Is over the great cantonment ami ' "-ullu kllowlt to lilymplc air field will he abandoned, leav Mines. Taeoma leontiact alao Intf onlv a maintenance crew. 1 pending I. Next January he hoia-a a a a ( In be sirlllng 2..VXI kilowatt to IVsIre of the United Slate to Yakima, aid Britain has extended Into Ala. 1 here is a contract n.ling for ka. The men who ralrh the alm I0.00" kllowalls I. the army can bringing me, on had the best season In years, tonnient al Corvjlli., where iilan 1 manv making three time as have bivn prepared and all Is net reason." much aa ever before, and thev ,, R' w,,,' congress provldit he surprised her by answering, have been spemllng llieir hanl- about si.i.isi.()isi. I he ailmlnlsii a "but it's a story that will have to earned wages riotously, tlovern- '"r plans disposing of .Ul.llix) kilo be led up to gradually and gently, ment wants the canned salmon watts to "an Oregon fabricating else those ladylike sensibilities of for the British. This I one year 'Pl,,n'" --ptemla-r, 1!M2. which yours will be definitely shocked." i there has been no competition ! would Indicate that Oregon has "I think I can stand a few more , from the Japanese, Infringing i wnn "'Is Industry away from Jolts," she answered dryly. "So with their floating canneries. , Washington coin-lltor. proceed with your story." ! Since October M there has la-en ' i aieuunen lurc lixea ner wnn no inwitv wnn Jiiwn i,vir lhii ocvci-iry u-nrs is leeiini; he knew would have assured him J that steady blue gaze before he ' I'rthtloff Islands, the famous mat- around lo see If he can take I la of her undying Interest and at ten-1 answered. He saw character, a . log place for the seals. Japan ah- mond lake from the forest servltv very definite The man who at Verdun said "They shall not pass" nov says "Pass." TWO ALABMS AX3V. EKED Bend firemen's Thanksgiving holiday was markei hy to plarms, both the re il" of fjue fires. One of the flue Tins w s at 117 Lefoyctte r .. t' e c: ,rr at 814 Ilarrinan Vc dir.-."r the bulldir.n rc-Lltc !. PRISOXEK ESCAPES Seattle, Nov. 21 'IP Frederick I R. O'Dell, 23, was hunted today after he dived through an open wir.dow of a train yesterday en route to begin a sentence of 15 ; years in the stnte reformatory at .Monroe for auto theft. ing, demanding appearance. Look ing at him, she felt his vitality Moving along the snowy street lift her. His look made her a little beside Stephen Curt, Diana was breathless. .surprised to find how tall he was. "I was going back to a polo- Also surprised to realize that she gize, sne saiu simpiy. "Don't do it," he commanded, way he sw-ept everything before and drew her aside from the him. making people do as he want crowd. "Thorpe deserved every ed. Since coming to the city she word you said. I happen to know had not met many men had not he's somewhat of a bully. So been in the right places. So she don't spoil your little victory by had only her father and Bill Jack ed He took her arm and guided her , tion. definite look of good breeding, as i rousted the Irt-atv as one of Us nd include It In Crater lake n.i toward the doorway. "I'll do bet-1 "Wait," Diana said suddenly, j well as a delicately etched beauty i retaliatory measure toward the ""nal park. Opposition ha start ter than that. I'll let you select the ! and stopped to buy a long green which he suspected might one day ; United State and, Incidentally, already, for It I suspected he pencil irom a toothless old crone become warm and glowing. He cut off Its nose lo spite Its face, I want to no as he dirt on the Olym in disruptable rags. sensed that hers wa a fragility for Japan's share of the prollisiP1'' peninsula and withdraw acres "Do you encourage every street that sometimes surprisingly con-1 from sealskins has been consider-1 timber and gradually reduce beggar you see?" he demanded, , ceals endurance and strength. able. Canada, however, stands hyl,c national forests and expand half disapprovingly. I And the fire that he had liked sd'the treaty iCanada's cut In the 1 ,n nrp ' national parks. ane Iiusnea aealn. Im jirralfl i much whnn ahi il lulrl rnnrtv Ubln, u tn t . .i t i ! she admit- where to head In party to the treaty, remains In the You'll do." he said. pact although Russia receives no For what?" ! percentage, The seal herd Is now You'll be looking for another 'estimated at ZOW.OOO and IKi.OOO I'm a sucker all right. ted apologetically. "You'd better sterilize that pen cil before you use It," he growled. ihe looked at it, startled. "I A lot of homes have them , . frli;id areas that absolute ly refuse to lu-at. Area lhat are a constant menace to the family healih. I'aynelieat makes f hort work of llicte 'Siiwze Zones.' The Payne Automatic Con mile Circulating Heater will heat your home uniformly, nt any temperature you de sire . . . just sel the thermit stal , , . the Payne heater doc the rest. See tin-in on display in our office. GAS APPLIANCES FOR EVERY HEATING NEED CoEissmegs Gas Ml Piaiiklln Phone 3 retrenchment "I'm afraid it wasn't a very ladylike thing to say," she admit ted wistfully, and saw him shake with laughter. "Ladylike!" he chuckled. "So you were reared In that tradition, ! were you My child, you would -;iake a fine museum piece to be viewed on Wednesdays and Fri days only!" "It's not nice of you to laugh at me," she said reproachfully. He sobered instantly. "No, it i isn't. But then, peihaps I was not taught your sort of kindliness. And we can't stand here In the crowded lobby forever, exchang ing confidences. Come have din ner with me." "But for heaven's sake why?" Diana demanded in utter aston ishment. "IH'cause I want to know more of a girl who thinks it a virtue to lie ladylike." "You don't know my name." "You can remedy that with two words you needn't tell me your middle one." lie continued to seem hiplily amused by her fencing. "I'm not so sure It's proper," she said stiffly. "I'm not accustomed to dining with strange men." "I'm sure you're not. As far as that goes, you know quite well who 1 am." Diana was completely bewil dered. From her knowledge of Stephen Curt, brief though it was, gleaned from his writings and the glimpse of him in Thorpe's office, she would never have believed him the sort of man to seek a liked him tremendously. Liked the ; hadn't thought of that." she said. '- iii. j nt viunaiiijf 1 1 1 . street he saw her let the pencil fall against the curb. A creature of impulse, he decided. They passed the cafeteria where Diana usually got her evening meal consisting of meat, two veg etables, bread, and a drink, for a quarter. She had a fleeting son --and Richard Thorpe measure Stephen by. As they walked along to she searched here memory for bits of thought Job, I suppose? "Of course. I have to work - or go back home." "Home?" "My people Uve on a farm In ihe lower part of the state." "I see. You don't want to go back to the farm, do you?" "Decidedly not!" Diana answer ed fervently. "Then you needn't!" !To Be Continued) skins were taken last September. With the obrogatlon by Japan In October that country this year! will recrave Its last share of the' profits. Estimated value of the I skins this year Is $1,000,000 and! Japan's share will he about $i!O0, ooo. Uncle Sum will clean up 12,000,000. These Prihllof f tu-ulu uihlh caused trouble between the United ! 4 9nmtmmf at Oak ft. o i r . 'A arnica niiu rftiNin prior IO tne rORTIAIVITS dlstlnrlive hotel THE UENS01V 4Mxvx4 By" MERRIL BLOSSER that in a moment sht I "FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A.1 Book f T": jasara aa s He bumped you with tk.t 1 " S. :-fr June, You've wr Lers follow him 1 1 err hs mas ivvo Ufr BOvL.r4G RALL AND BIG AS WAITT . V We3 CsOHl ""l , TMB mail RIOMT ON MONtY CMl'.B, AMD Sit If HES AS ) Ffer, AND WFARS Turn Vc 13. X CHJOMTA 5V FfftCXT.ES I ' 66 MILLIt'9 SOM THB FlNCf VOO OUOHT fX3- ftOUNO AS NC WOONC SIICM3 CM f yrjj f -v f XSSSSSSISI f '"' ' " . T raaaa ii . - - f Oomt you see that SIGN ? Yz what's I w you're r f AJ. U f:,i ( . ," THIS 19 A OlE-WA STREtT G-QOSK. WHAT . YOUR. GONNA LAU3M EveM THE MORE I 8f M I MUSTA L VW5'. ' I - e? 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