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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1947)
MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1947 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE THREE East Side Golfers Tourney Winners llenil Coif dul) member IIvIiii: on tlu runt nIiIii of Hi-nil ile'eutiil west itttlt Klfi-i-M yesterday hy u in-niv of ltd1, id ;ii'i, in i ho chili' iiH'iilii lotirniimeiii of ilio year. 'I'lic tout niinii-iit sturteil iiIkiiii D n. in, followliiK u Kulfi'm' bleak Inst mill win iiiirili'lmii'it In liy iniiio tliun 70 iiiayi'iN. Helween HO mill IK) kiiHi'I h wore mi I ho cuurse yesienliiy In spile of cool unit iliiinii wi'iillior. .loiin I'l'lnco won the low Rnimi irl with ii fine won of 7-1, while low not score wn iiiuile liy Clyde SH-nror uml l. S. IViiiiIiik who hail HI IK lit. ami Htil'omi, re spectively. Knelt wiih uwunleil n n li' of two koK bulls. I 'i lo for Ilio highest score on n hlililon hnlo (No. 7) wiih won liy Hill Stolliniu'k, who hiul clime coinpelliliin from evernl other player. I'rle for tho lowest score on n hlililon hole 1N0. i:i) wiw iiwiuilcrl to Clyde Siriicer, after iliH'lillnit a tie. Valley Klllott won two Rolf IniIIh for'lH-lnii Ilio player on the Kust Klclo toam to ilofoat 111" op HiiH'iit hy lhi most holm, W. K. Chandler won tho Kaiiio pHe for the Wont aide toam. IjuallfyliiK niuiitlH for the Clolf rlul' ipi'lnil handicap toiirim inoiil arc lo Im played April VM1 mill 27. Crop Production Record Reported liolse, lila.. April 21 'in - Farm er on Ilio IS reclamation pro)octH of tho Pacific northwest net a now record for crop production In ItMli, HokIoiiiiI director It. J. Newell an mm need today. The croM were valued lit $210, .TI7.Ha, cxcccdliie, the, 1115 total hy S2U,41ll.!M)!l. The nvernue er-nrre return wnii also ut a recortl hth $114. 35 - beutliiR the 1M45 value of JHWiOH. The Hnuill Okanogan, Wash., project had the highest per iicro return In the northwest . $707.07. The liiiuc Ynklmn. Wash., project wan xccontl with $217.44. Project with the lariiest crop values wore Minidoka and upper Snake river are of southeastern Idaho. $K7.1l',H.47H; Yakima of enstorn Washington, $7C.ortl,84(; mid HoIsp of southwestern Idaho, $25.iK7,rJ8. The federal projects embrace 2.073, 1M netvs of Irrlouhlo land, of which l,ri3H,144 were actually Irrigated. TRAFFIC CIIAlMiK I ACKI. Knicst Wheiidun, 1714 Steldl road, Is lo appear In municipal court thlx afternoon on a charijo of vlolatlnii the basic spiud rule for vrhlcle. He wm arrested by city pillce. Krlday and released after poxilny, $25 ball. They're In the Money Now Kittens, Kenwood lthlel!s of Killing Girl, t I .Using Bullet Meant For Self I I Qll I V II II ICI J I'lisadona, Calif., April 21 HM ,"flt in" on Jobs, with his family I In the tiny pudilcd cell where he or m the church. But Miss In the III si round of dual meets ,I1H threatened to lake his life, Kewkes "couldn't stand to be left for the local ((lade school leiiKue : jh your old (icnilci Snow Welch behind and we decided lo ko to this pusi week end, the Hth Kra.lo IK,liri,,i rth a Xuit, of iovc an(i E,.ther It... .'L. ., i.iwl liinumul JJ n n . .... .;. ... ...n.. ....... " " ii iiMii'iiiirin irHiiiv wnicn ne saio easy victories over Allen and St. j ,., him , k i(j.year old Another profewlonnl lour is Imminent with I'auline llelz, loft, and Mr. Sarah 1'alfrey Cooko suspended from further competi tion as niitnti'iirs by United Stales Lawn Tennis Associutmn. Koiir-limo winner of the nationiil uiiiles, Miss HcU also prevailed I Wimbledon lusl year. Mr. Cooke was champion in 1041-45. Eugene Golfers Win From Bend lliilfi.l-tt frtitn t IiiIvoi-mII V hluh - " school at Kuitene defeated the llond 111 ell school fiolf learn 2H'v lo I'n in a two-day tournament played on the llond Colt club course Krlday and Saturday. In the first round Krlday the University hlcli hoys piled up a l.'I't to IS mai'cln and Saturday ihey shut out the Lava Hears 15 to 0. Krlday results were: John Splc er (III. 37-.W- 7fi; I'hll Clllls ill). 4(4H -91; Harvey Hlxon tin. 43 12 W; Sam Uickaff IJt, 43-43-W: Mike Lynch (U), 51-39 - 90; Hmlcor Van Nest ill), 4B49 -97; Alan Miindle HJ), 42-40-82: Jack Cllflllan 5047 - 97; Charle Carl son (U), 4H-47--U5; Bruce In(- balln IB). 50-IS - 9S. Scores Saturday; Splcer (U), 44 37 - 81; Uickaff. 4945-iM; Hlxon, 40-12 - 82; Van Nest. 45-49 - 94: Lynch, 41-4(-H7; Cllflllan, 47-52 - 91); Mundle. 44 48-92: Umik bulla. 51 49-100; Carlson. 47-41 HH Stenkamp. 4750-97. (irade man. Low olebth STARTS THURSDAY A COIUMtlA nCTUII I'lnii fniniisiiliin I'enlnre Potato Chip Plant, In Eugene Burned EiiRene, Ore., April 21 '111 A $100,000 fire Sunday nlisht de stroyed the two.story concn'te Ialnti'C Potato Chip ma no fact tir ing plant here owned hy Vein M Inkier. Intense heat from hurnlnR urease hamrml firemen who were not able to bring the fire under control until the buildliiR was completely ruined. Origin of the fire was undetermined. Now Playing I'roni Opimslle Worlds They Met -X ft l v. i - , . tv m GRANT' ' I BERGMAN v ln ALFftfD HITCHCOCK'S ii ' l Mororwii' i CLAUDF RAINS 1011$ CAIHIHN UNORE ULRIC i 1 ttrf 1 H Latest New Color Cartoon i. ENDS TONIGHT riu Co Hit E7T, I fJ59ln9? L-TtaJ tLj uiiotn RUlSflU inldn-snliVKONmi I-atost New Color CartiMin Tues. and Wed. Bargain Night Any Seat 40c L-P0WELL his 2nd IlarKiiln NlKht lilt 1 l ei ioei . cir miuoh hurdles G w e n KiiksoII, crude; Sybil Williams, freshman, and Marjorlo Corbln. sophomore. Winners Listed Kelav-- Sophomores tElln Ster ling, Alice tiarllngton. Marjorlc Corbln and Kulh Organ); fresh men (Sybil Williams, Marcia Skjorsaa. Klsle Acre and Donna Slate). High Jump Marilyn Berrldge, freshman. 4 feet, I Inch; Nadine Pepin, freshman; Lois Clark, eighth grade. Standing broad jump Lovejoy Ingle, sophomore: Koma Kisher, eighth grade; Miujorle Sevey, senior. Kunning broad jump Ruth Organ, sophomore; Alice Curling ton. sophomore; Marjorlc Sevy, senior. Baseball throw Ruth Organ. Basketball throw Joyce Jacques, eighth grade. SUNDAY KKSl'I.TS Illy United l'nl American league New York 6-3, Philadelphia 2-2. (second game. 10 innings). Boston 1, Washington 3. St. Louis at Chicago, two games, postpuBcd, rain. Cleveland at Detroit, postponed, rain. National Lcaguo Clnolimatl 13-3, Pittsburgh 5-7, (second game, called in sixth, darkness). Philadelphia 10, New York 1. Chicago 7, St. Louis 4. Brooklyn nt Boston, postponed, rain and wot grounds. Use clnssinea ads In The Bulla tin for quick results. . ELECTROLUX CLEANER AND AIR PURIFIER Authorized Representative for Sales Service - Supplies PHIL PHILBROOK 1246 E. 3rd Phone 12D3-J Ward Veterinary Hospital nu. w. D. WARD 1474 Illll St. Phono 120R-.1 TREATMENT SURGERY . HOARD lloiplul flouri 1 to fi p.m. wtk Amjt NOW OPEN BUCK'S SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY PLENTY OF HOT WATER I 'm ni ls guide schools. Sever.il outstanding marks wore made hy the young thiiiclads. Most notable of these were in the jumping events whore Jimmy Wade of I'.t. I'liincls and Boggle Halllgan i f the HcarkltleiiH turned In some near record performances. Wade sailed out Hi feet, 4 inches in the broad Jump while llalligan topped sweetheart, Dolore Kewkc. "I'd rather let the Blale execute ine, hut I would kill myself If I got tho chance," he said. Beside Incarcerating him In a padded cell, police removed his licit and shoestrings. Only a mat. tress was placed In the ceil. The curly-haired youih ur i I loot, 10 Inches in the high Jump j rendered to police Saturday. After and 8 foot, 10 It Inches In the pole Ishowlng officers her bullet-ridden, vault. II is expected that these battered body in a borrowed car two youngsters will both t o p ! parked outside, he told of a long those marks in the remaining I contemplated suicide pact that three meets. Next week the Bear-1 failed because he had to use hi kittens and Kenwood tangle while, only two rifle bullet to kill her. Allen and St. Krancls pulr off. They spent the night together Summary ;iven 1 al a picnic grounds north of here, ' Kenwood St. Krancl u m-! he said, and at dawn she sat on a I orencn wnue lie wiui nor twice Won hv Sheffold i a -22 caliber rifle. Discover "If I had only taken more bul lets," the navy dischargee said. Charged with murder, Welch quoted from the Bible. Socrates, Plato and Schopenhauer a he talked with newsmen. Ill recollection of seeing a woman kill herself when he was a child Influenced him to use a gun In the suicide pact, he said. miiry; Pole vault (K); Congdon, IK); llentges. (KK). Height 7 feel. Shot put: Won by Ueinhart, IK): (Jassner. (SK); Coyner, (K). distance 32 ft., 3 In. I 75 yd. dash: Won by C.ullck, synopsis or annual tatement its. II ..lu,.. Ik'O Hmrrl. rfl- 1111 HM fnacq wccmmi ,i. man. (SK); time 10 5 seconds. lug her still aiive, he clubbed her to death with the rifle butt. He had contemplated suicide he said, because of hi Inability to Sophomore Girls Victors In Meet The sophomore class of Bend high school won first place In an all girls' track meet hold Krlday afternoon with the eighth grade; Dlacliiu second and the freshman class third. The seventh grade from both Allen and Kenwood school, as w e l'l as the other high school classes, participated. Summary of meet: BO yd. dash (iron Russell, eighth grade; Marjorlc Corbln, sophomore and Joan Pugh, sopho more. 75 yd. dash - Ruth Organ, soph omore; Joyce Jaques, eighth Marcia Skjorsaa, fresh- 3rd and Kearney iH) yd. hurdles: Won by Gullck, (K); Bons-m, (K); Harngan, (SK); time 13.9 seconds. 300 yd. dash: Won by Wade, (SK); Henderson, (K); Yarnes, (K); time 42.5 seconds.- High jump: Three way tie no tween Ilarrlgan. SW; Benson, IK) and Gates, IK); height 4 ft., 2 In. ISO vd. dash: Won by Wade, (SK): Durmclstor, (K); Sheffold, (K): time 1H.6 seconds. VQ yd. run: Won by Relnhart, iK); Stenkamp, (SK); Hariigan. (SK): time 1 min., 59 sec. Broad Jump: Won by Wade, (SK); Henderson, (K): Benson, IK); distance 16 ft., 4 In. 440 yd. relay: Won by Kenwood. Klnal score: Kenwood 57, St. Francis 29. Brarklttcn Allen Summary Boarkitten Allen summary: Pole vault: Won by Halligan (8); Sjiencer (8) ; Mitchell (8); height 8 ft., lO'-i In. Shot put: Won by Donnelly (8); Hove (A): Wyatt (8); distance 3(5 ft.. 1 In. 75 yd. dash: Won by Donnelly (8); M. Sampels (8); V. Sampels (A); time 9.2 seconds. 90 yd. hurdles: Won by Halll gan (8); V. Sampels (A); Ham by (8); time 13.3 seconds. 300 yds dash: Won by Hamby (8); Darst (8); Spencer (8); time 43.2 seconds. High Jump: Won by Halllgan (8): Gllliland (A); Wyatt (8); height 4 ft.. 10 In. 150 yd. dnsh: Won by Donnel ly (81; M. Sampels 8; Mitchell i8; time 18.2 seconds. G60 yd. run: Won by Wyatt 8) ; Darst (8); Ellis (A); time 1 min., 50.7 sec. Broad jump; Won by Darst (8); V. Sampels (A); Glllllarjd (A); distance 14 ft.. 6 in. 440 yd. relay: Won by 8th grade: Wyatt, V. Sampels, Ham by and Donnelly; time 59.8 sec onds. Klnal score, Bearklttens 71, Allen 14. Nero- Napoleon Caesar In Jail Seattle, April 21 Uli The po lice blotter at the city jail looked like a history book today with Caesar, Napoleon and Nero all booked on drunk charges. ' The men were listed as Warren Caesar, 45, Martin Napoleon, 23, and Hugh Nero, 52. tii. ilannvtr Fir Iniuranr Com pany "I Nw York. In the SUI of Nt-w York, mode lo the Insurance Commlmloner ol the Slate ot Orcfon, pursuant to law: INCOME Net premium! received. 17 13.71.0680 Tft.ii Interest, dividend and real estate Income. 27 73S.5M.4.2 Income from other sources, 26 to 37 2.031.524,. 11 Tout income. 38 l,!i,914.Jl llltUURSKMENT Net amount paid for losses. 14 S.737.44.4 loss adjustment expenses, IS 314.9ia.00 Underwriting expenses. 10 to 30 - 5.632J78.4J Dividends paid to stock holders, 46 iCash. (4S0. 0O0 00; stock. $0 001 480.000.00 Dividends paid or credit ed to policyholders. 41 0.00 A 1 1 other expenditures Including Invest m e n t expenses. 1749001. 31 to 43 (excl. 40 and 41) - 757.832.12 Total disbursements. 44 . S12,4Z,7!.4 ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned tmarket value). 1-39 0.00 Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc.. 2-3 0.00 Value of bonds owned famortlied), 4-28-40 13,590.194.00 Value ot stocks owned (market value) 4-30A- 40A 13 jB3.S03.O0 Cash In banks and on hand. 3--7 1.996.S77.70 Premiums in course of collection written since September 30, 1040. 8-9- 34 1.760.298.3J Interest and rents due and accrued, 24 58.208.00 utner assets (net) 10-11- 12-13-14-3 806.907.27 T?t?l-Ji0 - 30JtI,08S.SS BUSINESS IS OREGON FOR THE isec premiums received S174.132 04 Net Dividends paid or tteditcd ; SO GLADIOLUS BULBS 11.00 Prepaid A tree ralabew collection of giant flowered varieties. Yeaae. vigerons bolbo (S'sl shot will brlghtee. year garden this aumner. Satisfaction guaranteed. Westward Ha Narsery Orovllle, Calif. 0 The proof is in the tasting! One sip will convince you of its quality! THREE FEATHERS tin I Among Fins WhUU Blended Whiskey 86 proot 70 nratril spirit distilled from potatoes and Three Fcatbert Distributors, Iao, New York, N. t. Veterans Install At Joint Rites Officers for V. F. W. post and auxiliaries from Prineville, Mad-1 ras, Redmond, Sisters and Bend were installed in a joint ceremony at the Legion-V. F. W. hall at : Redmond Krlday evening. The installation, which took in all five of the posts in district 14, Involved the most posts of any V. T. W. Installation ever held in Oregon. Attendance at the cere-1 mony, which was followed by re freshments and a dance, was ap proximately 300. New post commanders are: Edward Face, Prineville; Patrick ; V. Gibson, Bend; Don Ross, Red- i mond; Kenneth Green, Madras, ; and Charles Christy, Sisters. Aux iliary presidents for the coming j year are: Edna Face, Prineville; i Edith Gates, Bend; Bessie Har- j rington, Madras and Mrs. Don , Ross, Redmond. i Installation of auxiliary officers was by Mrs. Lois Eldridge, Prine ville, department chief of staff, . and post officers were installed by Francis G. Gates, Bend, depart-; mcnt senior vice commander. Other department officers pre- j sent included: Earl C. Mead, i Portland, department comman- der; Bernard Burns, Jr., Astoria, j vice department commander; Fred B. Corn, Portland, adjutant quartermaster; John Reilly, serv ice office, department of Hawaii, and Earl Birchard, Bend, grand commander Military Order of the i Cootie. i 1947 American Mother Named I New York, April 21 UH Mrs. I .jMiit-ii,.- Limwny otevt-iiBun mm- iuy, .-ijii ika.ijn, luwta, a grandmother of 10, was named to day as the American mother of 1947. "She was chosen," said Mrs. I-eonore E. Porter, executive secretary of the National Ameri can Mothers committee, "for her outstanding record as the mother of five children, all college grad uates, and her continuing leader ship In community affairs. "We believe Mrs, Murray has the ability to lead the mothers of America, as no other woman could, in the search for world peace." A new naval Instrument for measuring the turbidity of Ircsli and salt water at various depths has been developed; it i called a hydrophotometer. PROFESSOR WIIXCOX DF-AH Eugene, Ore., April 21 iw Walter Ross Baumes Willcox, 77. professor emeritus of architecture at the University of Oregon, died in his home here early Sunday. FUR STORAGE Have your fur H'ored for safe keeping In a modern moth proof vault. Furs Cleaned - Glazed . . . and repaired. All work done by expert furrlerR, RATH'S "For Style and Economy" 900 Wall Phone 282 Ask the advertiser about results ot classified ads in The Bend Bulletin. Every Lawn and Garden Need at , , , Firestone Store Lawn Mowers Garden Carts Rubber Tired All Steel $24.95 Lawn Mower Grass Catcher Universal TOOLS CLIPPERS RAKES EVERY GARDEN NEED Rubber Tired All Steel s9.95 Rubber Garden Hose 50 ft. $5.95 FERTILIZER Vigoro Guano Nitrogen HOUR -VAN ALLEN Tirtotte 916 Wall HOME & AUTO SUPPLY Phone 868 Total admitted assets, S3 J0,1?.0IS !5 LIAMLITIES, 8UKPI.US AND OTUEK FUNDS Total unpaid claims, 14 . 3J32.937.0O Estimated loss adjust, ment expense for un paid claims, 15 IQO.000.00 Total unearned premi ums, 1 11.416.333.4 All other liabilities, 1 to 32B - 3.387.133.38 Total liabilities, except capital. 33 818.446.3S3S4 Capital paid up, 37 .. f 4.000,000.00 Special surplus funds .. 0 00 Voluntary reserve. 33 300.000 00 Unnsslgned funds (sur plus!, 38 7.415.83.7t Surplus as regards pol icyholders tll.813.6A3.7l 63.390.0 Safeway Aims to Reduce Food Prices This Way As. a dittributor, Safeway does not control the wholesale prices of raw or manufactured foods and other products. With few excep tions Safeway buys currently at going market prices the kind and quantity of products needed to supply the demands of the consumer-customers of Safeway neighborhood stores. Thus, Safeway has no control over and cannot influence the prices at which it buys and which account for the largest part of the retail price. ' However, Safeway can and will contribute to reducing the cost of living by strictly living up to the following policies: 1. When merchandise is acquired at lowered costs, Safeway will immediately drop its retail prices on its existing inventory to the new lower market level. The inventory mark-downs involved will be charged to profit and loss. . 2. The Company's full resources and years of experi , ence are intensively aimed at bringing about still fur ther reductions of the in-between costs of distribut ing foods. This is the way in which Safeway Increases its productivity with consequent benefits to consum ers, producers, employees and stockholders. 3. Small profits on large volume will continue to be the keystone of the Company's operation. In 1946, net profits were 1 l3c per dollar of sales. Safeway maintains inventories of a few commodities which must be purchased during the harvest and stored for later consumption. SAFEWAY STORES
