WEDNESDAY, JULY 7. 1948
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON
PA"GE THREE
Kidnap Victim
JFo Be Married-
I Tacoma, Wash.. Jifly 7 "I'l-r
peorge Weyerhaeuser, whose kid
naping In 1935 touched off a na
tionwide manhunt, will be mar
tied here Saturday to Virginia
J-ee Wagner, parents of the young
Couple announced here today,
i Weyerhaeuser, - nine years old
t the time, was kidnaped from
his home here the night of Mav
4, 1935. The. kidnapers made
contact with his parents through
Seattle newspapers and asked
$200,000 ransom. The ransom was
ala May ju ana me enuu was
reed near Issaquah, Wash., June
. He had peen neid in a house
lear Spokane.
j Three Serve Time .
I Three persons involved in the
kidnaping were apprehended and
Convicted. They are Harmon
Waley, who was sentenced to 45
years; Margaret Waley, who re
ceived 20 years, and William Ma
Ban, who received . life. All are
ow In iederai penitentiaries.
The wedding win unite two
rge northwest tlmDer lirms.
'oung Weyerhaeuser's father, J.
Weyerhaeuser, is president or
eyerhaeuser Timber Co., and
hiss Wagner's father, C. G. Wag
ier, is vice-president of the St.
Paul and Tacdma Lumber Co.
jiere.
I
Doctor Falls Victim
To Rare Disease
4 Syracuse, N. Y. IP) Dr. H.
Burton Doust, health commission
er, glanced through the weekly
Jreport of communicable diseases
and was surprised to see a case
?f trichinosis.
Physicians say the disease,
caused by eating insufficiently
cooked pork is fairly rare in this
aection.
is The patient, Doust discovered,
was a doctor.
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LIGHT GIVES LIFE
I Plymouth, Ind. iipi When a
Best of mallard duck eggs was
found on his farm, Ivan Reed
hatched them with a light bulb.
Ttfot !nno1 PnrVn.
Mexico, Central and South America ... see them all
in amnzincr fltereOSCOTMC. natural-color realism on
View-Master scenic reels.
reels now available. Interchangeable in all view
Master stereoscopes. Reels are 35c each, 3 for fpUKK
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BEND DRUG CO.
1 The Rexall Store
WE
All of This Week
For Employees'
Vacations
OPEN AS
8:00 a. m.
July
run
'Ey, Halbert, See the Baby Homnibus
It's a bus, all right, but hardly the thing to catch to go down town.
Ernest Johnstone, of Brighton, England, drives his creation, the
eighth model bus he has built. The vehicle, two feet high and
eight feet long, utilizes a motorcycle engine that can hit up to 26
miles an hour and do 100 miles on a gallon of .gas, ,
Shoeshine Boys Oppose
Dollar Haircuts
Tulsa, Okla. iipi Shoeshine
boys' grumble it will cost them,
not the customers, if barbers
here carry out plans to boost the
price of haircuts from 75 cents
to $1.
They contend most customers
spend a dollar in the barber shop
anyway, and use the change from
the haircut lor a shine and tip.
If customers have to spend a
dollar for a haircut, they'll prob
ably just skip the shoe treat
ment, shine boys fear.
Famous Cities. Hawaii.
Over 350 different 7-scene
Phone 4
ARE
USUAL
Monday,
12.
i -nyn
Central Oregon
Pleases Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bardcn, of
Seattle, were holiday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Shlngler. Their
visit to Central Oregon was the
climax to a trip which took them
through the southwestern states,
Grand Canyon national park and
south to Mexico. "Bend beats
everything we saw on our trip,"
they told their hosts. "Your city
really went all-out to entertain
guests, providing all kinds of en
tertainment, and even throwing
in a fire for extra excitement."
The Bardens were especially im
pressed by Petersen's rock gard
ens, and commented that "too few
people in Central Oregon point
out to visitoars the easy aecesilril
ity of this unique attraction."
Strange Leeches Found
In Pre-Historic Well
Flaestaff. Ariz. UU-A . former
U. S. navy diver has found viiilV;
lions ot mysterious leeches in
the depths of a prehistoric In
dian water hole near here.
The diver, Herbert L. Charbon
neau, discovered the objects
about 35 feeta below the surface
of Montezuma well, now a na
tional monument.
Charbonneau descended the
murky depths in a diving helmet
he fashioned from a surplus navy
Mark III gas mask.
He could offer no explanation
for the leeches. Dr. Harold S.
Colton of the Museum of North
ern Arizona said he would reserve
an opinion until he had a chance
to examine a handful of the
creatures Charbonneau brought
up with him.
WRINGERS, ROLLS ft PARTS ;
FOR ALL MAKES j
Buy Where You Get Service
Maytag Appliance Store
ELMER HUDSON I
1033 Brooks St. Phone 274
WE ARE NOW
Exclusive Dealers and
Distributors For
BENZ
AUTOMOBILE AND
TRUCK SPRINGS
We Also Do Expert
Automobile and Truck
SPRING
REPAIRING!
We Have Plenty of Steel
JOE EGG
BLACKSMITHING
and
WELDING
945 rfarrlman I'hone 14(1(1 W
Terrebonne
Terrebonne, July 7 'Special) j
Mr. and Mrs. Joe, Bryson an-,
nounce the birth of their" sixth i
grandchild, a g:u, born to Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Bryson. of Bear j
Creek, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Cyril Crolsettier of Mad
ras spent Tuesday ut the Vestal
home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ralston
and son and daughter, of Port
land, are visiting JVir. and Mrs.
Ray Kingsbury and other rela
tives this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Holllns
head and family, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Kingsbury and son,
Larry, spent Friday at South
Twin lake.
Mrs. Fred Dugger left Sunday
for Vancouver, Wash., to see her
new grandson. Fredrick Dugger,
the second son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Dugger.
Mr. and Mis. T. J. Hughes
and son, Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Jones spent Monday evening at
East lake with Mr. and Mrs. Rny
Mead, of Eugene, who is Mr.
Hughes' sister.
Russell Hollinshead made a
business trip to Monmouth on
Monday, where he enrolled Mrs.
Hollinshead and himself for sec
ond semester of summer -school
which begins July 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Drew are
spending their vacation at South
Twin lake. Ed Davidson Is al.;o
at the lake.
Bill Noakes and family and the
Glen Jones family had dinner to
gether last Sunday.
Mr. Boyd Brown and J. O. Han
sen went over the McKinley pass
on business Sunday and returned
the same day.
The Terrebonne Pig club met
Thursday afternoon at the Cort
ney Lantz home with Mrs. John
Hansen as leader. The next meet
ing will be . at Paul Williams'
home,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ealkln and
family from Morrow were week
end guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Rohde.
Mrs. Chester Magnuson and
daughters, Susan and Karen,
and Jeanette Wilson are visiting
relatives in Central Oregon dur
ing July, before leaving for Lima,
Peru, where Magnuson is now
employed by the Wilbur Ellis
company.
War-Time Gas Chamber
Is School Cafeteria
Fresno Ch! U' An Jil-tnv one
chamber solved the problem of
ieeaing some to yongsters who
attend the Pershing school here.
The building, used during the
war to train air personnel in the
use of gas masks, was bought
by file school's mothers at a
surplus sale. The price was $51.
The building was placed on the
school playground, given a ce
ment floor and some newly paint
ed chairs and tables. Orrc end was
partitioned off for the kitchen.
The total cost of the new cafe
teria was a little over $3,000.
COTTON
BROADCLOTH
PURE SILK
SILK JERSEY
PERCALE '
RAYON CREPE
SHEERS
SHOP FOR OUR
8YN0P0RI8 OP ANVl'AI. RTATRMENT
For the yrar rndvd Ilrrcmbrr 31. m?
Of the Ampricun tntral limuranve l' m
Pftiiy uf Saint l.,ui. in th Stat uf Mi.
Kwurf niHuV to the Inaurutice Cojnmintioiier
uf the State uf Or'vwtm. iiurauailt to law:
INL'OMB
Net premium received 6,7u7.r,42.l6
Total interest, uiviueiuW untl
mtl estate inecine 2JII.102.S2
iicunie frciii ot,ier aourcea ti2.7Sl.iri
lotul inoonie 6,10U.:l7fi.6S
niSHl'RSEMKNTS
Net amount iuiil for loea... 2.374. 3H. 1C
Ixas ml;ustmrtit expended. .. . lL't,y74.C4
liinterwntitiK exlwriKeN 2.4U6.4I3.71
Dividend iaiil to HtirkhoUlvrn
It'ash. 175.OII0.0OI 176.000.00
All oilier ex;eitditureti (includ
ing invetinent exiieHKea s.-
l:i7.7i 61.102.28
Total disuum-men a 6,llM04.7tl
ADMITTED ASSETS
Value of bonds owned (amor-
lined) 6,272.170.411
Value of alurka owned (market
value) 2.IC2,27.60
Cain in banks and on hand... 1.26.2'JO.Oll
Premiums in aourse of eollec
tion written since September
SO. li47 647,37.2
Interest and renta due and ac-
eruej 28.501.77
Other assets (net) 41.616.46
Total admitted asscta 10.38!),8tl6.fi&
LIABILITIES. M1RPI.U8 AND
OTIIKK FUNDS
Totul unpaid claims S8C,&.'i8.00
hstimuted loss adjustment ex
pense for unpaid claims....
Total unearned premiums ....
All other liabilities
Total liabilities, except cup-
itnl
H6,6!I2.00
u,480,uriu.20
243,817.40
C.777.C56.60
Capital paid up,. 1,000.000.00
UnassiKiicd funds
(surplus) 2,612.341.95
Surplus as reimrds policyhold
ers .3,612,841.96
Total ' 10.380,8118.66
HI!SINESS IN OREGON FOrI'HE YEAR
Net Premiums received 67,736.60
Net losses paid 24.2tt2.01
Principal office in Oretron. Thompaon
F.lwell Co.. Lunibermena Blda., Portland.
OreKon.
SYNOPOSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT
, Fur the year ended December 31, 1947
Of the Ocean Accident and (Guarantee
Corp.. Ltd. of One Park Avenue. New
York V. N. Y.. in the State of New York,
ma le to the Insurance Commissioner of the
Stute of 0reu.on. pursuant to law :
INCOME
Net premiums received. . .4-20, 12.560.126.14
Total interest, dividends and
real estate income 22-30 ,49,4,.I4.88
Income from other sources.. 42,269.114
Total income 13.361.88tl.96
DISIIURSEMENT8
Net amount paid for losses 1-17 4,475,671.73
Loss adjustment expenses
10-24
Underwriting- expense , .26-47
Home office remittance . . .67
936.270.70
4.838,803.08
679,823.01
All other expenditures (includ
ing investment expenses).. 261,062.41
Total disbursementa 11.190,630.03
ADMITTED ASSETS
Value of real estate owned
(market valuel 1 , 672,290.12
Value of bonds owned (amor
tized I 4 and 40 15,678.326.27
Value of stocks owned (mar
ket value) .... 4 and 40A 6.681,916.00
Cash ill banks and on hand
6-7 1,842,366.91
Premiums in course of collec
tion written since Septem
her 3(1, 11147.... 9-26 Col. 1 2.064.202.74
Interest and rents due and ac
crued 35 62.886.97
Other assets (net) 366.004.32
Total admitted assets 26.047.921.33
LIAUU.ITIES. SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Total unpaid claims 2-111 10,620,427.00
Estimated loss adjustment ex
pense for unpahl claims
21-24 60,000.00
Total unearned premiums. .25 7,193,181.67
All other liabilities 1,831,673.89
Total liabilities, except cap
ital 19,704.232.56
Cnpital paid up . ,
Deposit , 49 900,000,00 , ,
Special surplus
funds : 47 .11.000.00
48 228,364.60
Unasslened film's
(surplus) ... 60 6.184.334.27
Surplus as reicurds (Hdicy
holders 51 . 0.343,688.77
Total 26.047,921.33
I1USINESS IN OREfiON FOR THE YEAR
Net premiums received 74,034.27
Net lusses paid 21,047.02
Central Oregon's Largest Venetian Blind
Manufacturer!.
Located at West 15th
nd Mllwaukle In
Bend, Oregon.
Phone Bend 1420-W
Prlnuvllle Madras
7317 452
Venetian Blind Manufacfurcrs
V. O. Box 687 Bcnd.Ore.
Wholesale and Retail
A S
... so be sure you're
looking specially love
ly! Our dainty blouses,
tailored shirts do the
trick.
A complete array with
either short or long
sleeves.
2.9 S to 1 2.9 S
FRIDAY SURPRISES
Railroad That Isn't
Still Pays Dividends
Rochester, N. Y. HPi The Ro
chester and Genesee Valley rail
road is the only line in the na
tion entirely debt free. But, then,
the railroad isn't running either.
However, for a railroad which
doesn't run, the R. & G. V. doesn't
do badly for its stockholders. It
pays them a total annual dividend
of four per cent on $555,200. And
that dividend is guaranteed ovjry
year until 2051.
It happened this way: In 1351
the railroad was organized by a
group of Rochesterians ' to run
from Rochester to Avon. It had
a capital structure of $555,200
and a 200-year franchise.
In 1871, the Erie railroad want
ed to buy the R. & G. V. The
stdckholders refused to sell, but
they offered to lease the line to
the Erie in return for a guaran
ty! annual return of six per cent
of the capitalization.
The Erie agreed and a lease
was signd running until 2051.
Since then the Erie has had all
the responsibility, and the R. &
G. V. stockholders have just col
lected dividends.
Once, however, In the early
1940s, the stockholders agreed to
make a concession to the Erie.
They allowed the interest rate to
be lowered to four per cent.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been by the
county court of the state of Ore
gon for Deschutes county ap
pointed executrix of the estate of
Emerson F. Stockwell, deceased,
and all persons holding claims
against said estate are required to
present the same with proper
vouchers to the undersigned at
the office of Ross Farnham, at
torney at law, in Bend, Oregon,
within six months after the date
hereof.
Dated arid published first time
June 16, 1948. 1
ANNE FORBES, Executrix
Est. of Emerson F. Stockwell,
Dec. 9-15-21-26-C
Attention Home Owners
We need all types of homes. Prices will never
be better. Cash buyers waiting. We buy and
sell equities. List today for a quick sale.
FREE APPRAISA1
All State Realty, Realtors
221 Greenwood Phone 167
Meet
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COLOR CARTOON LATE NEWS
CESSPOOL SERVICE
Cesspool & Septic Tanks
Complete. Hervloe
Bent of MatnrialH Furnished
Our periodical Inspection will
Insure you more efficient
operation.
B. F. Rhodes & Son
Phone 868-W or 718 W
Septic Tank Cesspools
CLEANED
INSTALLED
All Materials Furnished
Expert Service
Bend Septic Tank and
Cesspool Service
S26 Harmon Phone 1184-W
CLEANING
DRY CLEANING
OF QUALITY
j Repairs and Hat Blocking
Capitol Cleaners
827 Wall Phone 524
ELECTRICAL
ELECTRIC
Contract Wiring
Appliance Repair
Electrical Supplies
Fluorescent Mghts
OE Maul a Lamp
All Wrk liunr4 n4 Ugaranlnd
Smith's Electric
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed proposals will be receiv
ed by the Oregon Stale Game
Commission, 1634 S. W. Alder
Street, P. O. Box 4136, Portland
8, Oregon, until 10:3(1 A. M. Fri
tiny, July 1, 1918, for the CON
STRUCTION OF A CONCRETE
DAM AND FILTER, INSTALLA
TION OF AN EIGHT INCH GAL
VANIZED IRON PIPE LINE,
AND CONSTRUCTION OF A
HATCHERY BUILDING IN
CLUDING BACHELOR QUAR
TERS, ETC. at the Diamond Lake
Trout Hatchery site on Lake
Creek Outlet for Diamond Lake
for the Oregon State Game Com
mission and will then and there
be opened and publicly read aloud.
Bids received after the time fixed
for opening the same will not be
considered.
Plans, Specifications, and forms
of contract documents may be ob
tained in the Office of the Oregon
State Game Commission at 1634
S..W. Alder Street. Portland 8,
Oregon, upon deposit of Twenty
Five Dollars ($25.00).
The full amount of deposit for
one s?t of documents will be re
turned to each actual bidder with
in a reasonable time after receipt
of bids.
All contractors shall comply
with all state laws pertaining to
the qualification of bidders, and
particularly title 98, chapter 1, Or
egon Compiled Laws Annotated.
Each proposal shall be made
out on a bid form contained in the
contract documents and shall be
accompanied by a certified check
or bid bond made payable to the
Oregon State Game Commission
of the State of Oregon in an
amount not less than 10 per cent
of the total amount of the pro
posal. The Oregon State Game Com
mission reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
No bidder may withdraw his
bid after the hour set for the open
ing unless said award is delayed
for a period exceeding 30 days.
. OREGON STATE GAME COM
MISSION. ,
By: C. A. Lockwood. Supervisor
btate Game commission, 1634 S.
W. Alder Street, P. O. Box 4136,
Portland 8, Oregon.
Date July 1. 1948. 24-25-26-C
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. GUNMAN-GAMBLER J
OF THE WESTS '
WILDEST ERA!"
WHO'S WHO In BEND
AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFIED IMRECTORY
OF RELIABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES
ELECTRIC MOTORS
Jerry's Motor Shop
Electric Motors Repaired
Armature Re-Winding
Minor Repairs or Rebuild
DOMESTIC COMMERCIAL
REFRIGERATION
5.1 Revere Phono 144R-W
ELECTRIC MOTORS
EBNER'S
ELECTRIC SERVICE
All Types of
ELECTRIC MOTORS
and OENE.1ATOR.S
Ibiwotind anil Itepnlrt-d
NEW and RKKL'ILT
MOTORS
1118 Wall I'hone 33.1 . 1
MONUMENTS
For Monuments and Mark
ers in world's finest gran
ites. We guarantee satis
faction. Ray Carlson
t!ii Georgia Phone S88-M
Refrigerator Se r vie e
All Types of Mechanical
Service On
REFRIGERATORS
HOUSEHOLD
COMMERCIAL
Oregon Equipment Co.
16S E. Greenwood Thone 888
Shoes Not Sanitary,
Foot Expert Says
Oklahoma City '111 "The shoe
is the most unsanitary article of
body covering in existence," ac
cording to Dr. Felton O. Gamble,
foot exeprt.
"There Is heat, darkness and
moisture the same conditions
that produce mold on cheese or
bread," Gamble told a meotln;:
of the Southwestern Chiropody
Congress here.
That is why so many persons
have athlete's fool, he said.
"A fastidious woman who nev
er will wear other clothing more
than a day will woar her shoes
six months and keep them stored
In a dark closet when she s not
wearing them," . the doctor
chlded.
"Men are worse because their
shoes are almost without venti
lation," he added.
To guard against fungus infec
tion, a person should change
shoes at least twice a day and
expose the unused pair to sun
light, Gamble advises.
SEES BIRTH RATE STAYING
HIGH
New York U' No downward
trend in the United States birth
rate is expected before the year
2000, according to William C. Os
bdrn, president of the Children's
Aid society. That is In contrast to
estimates made before the war
which envisaged a declining birth'
rate after 1950.
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Central Oregon
Roofing Co.
833 Bond Phone 1270
SERVICES
DEWITT & DUNCAN
Drlllliur RliiNtlns
Concrete w ork of all kinds.
Concrete Septic Tanks
liiNtullcd.
Fill Dirt mill Top Soil.
Hourly or Contract Rates.
I'hone Ifi'lD W or 1332 V
839 Columbia or I02S (inhesion
Parrish Radio Service
84 Hour Service
Work (iuarantced.
Free pickup & delivery service,
Onon It a. m. to 8 p. m.
133 fircemvood Ave.
I'hone 13HI-.I
Cordon Tarrlsh, Technician
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ANYTHINO
ANYPLACE
ANYTIME
Home snd Commercial
Properties.
BEND GARBAGE CO.
Phone lfiTMVft
Evinrude Motor Rental
by day or week
Have a happy fishing (rip
with a motor that trolls.
Freeman Tackle Co.
619 E. 3rd. Phone 263
BIND -PCPMOND - PRIMCVIVLC
1183 Wall
Phone 98