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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1948)
WEDNESDAY. JULY 28, 1948 PAGE SIX THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON Former Public Enemy's Brother Elected Sheriff Salllsaw, Okla., July 28 UiE. W. Floyd, brother of one-time public enemy No. 1 Charles (Pretty Boy) Floyd, won a bitter ly fought election for county1 sheriff today. Floyd, 40, a $30 a week grocery clerk, was making his first bid for political office. "I kind of want to show the people that I can do a good job of law enforcement, even though my brother was on the other Bide," he said. ! Partial eleotion returns showed I Floyd leading Henry Jones, the incumbent Sequoyah county sher iff, by 1,100 votes. Feeling Hum High : Feeling has run high in Salll saw ever since Pretty Boy's brother announced his candidacy. A whispering campaign was wag ed against him, attacking him be cause of the notorious record of Pretty Boy, who was killed by the FBI in East Liverpool, O., In 1934. But some political observers be lieved the attacks gained E. W. votes in the hill country areas, where Pretty Boy is still a sort of Robin Hood hero. E. W. also got sympathy and votes when voters learned that his wife is a patient in a tubwu. losis sanitarium at Talihlna, Okla. The sheriff's job, paying $45 a week, will make it easier for E. W. to support her and tho family's four children. Despite the bank-robbing ex ploits of Pretty Boy, the new sheriff has a clean record, him self. He ran on the campaign slo gan, "He ain't perfect, but he's honest." NEW LOOK DANGEROUS Memphis, Tenn. Ul'i The "new look" sent Althea McCowan to the hospital for treatment when her full skirt got' caught In the door as the bus pulled away. For abeautiWf M?ty famous Only Mlsi Arden, outhorlty on complexion cans, could create this rich, vitalizing formula ... per fect for dry skins ... for thin faces ... for helping to , keep contours smooth and firm while reducing. Spicy-fragrant ... beautiful to use-and like all Miss Arden's famous preparations so little does so much. Try It. 1.00 to 8.00 ,ric.iitox BEND DRUG CO. The Rexall Store Phone 4 Reno Considers Morals Problem Reno, Nev., July 28 iU') Battle lines were forming today for what promises to be the hottest fight in the history of wide-open Reno. The issue was whether to per mit legalized prostitution to con tinue within the city. The im pending battle threatened to split the city straight down the middle. The "city which permits (and thrives on) 'round-the-clock gam Mine and drinkinc. easy-to-Ket six-weeks divorces and five-min ute (40,000 a year) marriages, echoed with demands that the red lights be turned off, perma nently. Reno's notorious stockade, only a stone'3 throw from the heart of the business district, was closed at the outset of world war II at the demand of the mili tary. Three weeks ago, a Judge ruled that the war emergency was over as far as vice was con cerned and prostitution was again free to flourish. Prostitution had been permit ted ever since Reno was born some 80 years ago. The clergy, medical profession and Reno's community welfare and women's clubs are demand ing that the lid on prostitution bet nailed down tight lmmedl ately. Sitting unhappily In the middle of 'the hornets' nest were the six members of the city council. . Official Records Assumed Business Nunio John W. Kramer and Ida S Kramer as the Park cafe. Circuit Court Three answers have been filet In circuit court by Wlllard Fix. party defendant in three civi' suits involving J. W. Copeland Lumber company vs. C. N. Renno, et al. Marriage License) Charles Clement, Springfield and Mary Elizabeth Barber, Cul ver, and Robert Alan Barnhart, Independence, and Ardene Knut son, Bend, obtained marriage li censes at the county clerk's of fice yesterday. ARRESTED AGAIN Edward Marshal, 56 -year -old transient from South Dakota, was DacK in tne city tail today on a drunk charge, after posting $15 Ball on a similar charge yester day, and being released. He was arrested yesterday in Sisters by Marshal Klink, who said that the man was found sleeping under the school building. Ball was set at $25. Garden Supplies Lawn Mowers Garden HoseGarden Rckes Lawn Rakes Leaf Rakes Shovels Hoes Lawn' Edgers Sprinklers Nozzles BARBED WIRE POULTRY NETTING ROLLED ROOFING STAPLES NAILS Plumbing Supplies Complete bathroom sets from $185.00 Double sinks with sprayer Double sinks without sprayer 18" x 30" cast iron flat rim sinks 16" x 20" cast iron flat rim sinks Laundry trays Round Electric hot water heaters, 30 and 40 gal. Table Top Electric hot water heaters, 40 gal. Swing spout faucets Chrome faucets Chrome towel bars Shpwe faucets Shower stalls P traps and many other items. Sherwin-Williams Paints SWP Undercoater and House Paint Inside Enamel and Undercoater Outside Trim Varnishes Stains Shellac Shingle Stain Porch end Floor Enamel Kemtone (all colors) Paint Brushes Polishes Waxes West Sede Hardware- 1005 GulvcHton Ave. Open Daily 8:00 a.m. to 9:()0 p.m. Oiien Sundays 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. rhone 862-,! Seven Young Men Sign With Navy Seven Central Oregon young men have signed up for service In the navy, it was announced today by the local recruiting office. All seven signed for tnroe year terms. Lawrence stones, i renuni, mu., and Richard F. Rowland, Kail river hatchery, are world war two xfhr, , pri in serve an other "hitch". They will g to Se nttla fn. aGcinnmnnl. Edwin K. Hay, 01 uenu, mm nhuria r TWiihe Redmond, signed for regular navy service and will take tneir recrun uum t at Can rtntn ni'oree. 1245 Galves ton, and Norman P. Stevenson, Bend, signed up tor specialise training work available for high .i,,.i ararinntps After taklne re cruit training at San Diego, De gree will be assigned to aviation school and Stevenson will go to cooks' and bakers' school. GARAGE IS PROJECT The Rebekah state assembly president's project for the year is the construction of a double ga rage at the I.O.O.F. home in Portland, not the I.O.O.F. hall, as previously reported in The Bulletin. ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER Ask the City Drug Co. for free dem onstration of Epiacorb'i remarkable relief. CITY DRUG CO. 909 Wall Street Phone 535 Left keep our community oath - l 1 -1 An. nAArku AmtrU farmers trade with local suppliers CVP- 1 aik) eouiDment dealers, do business wrrrt . 0 local bants, and spend their BUTTER income Hqht . T ... a r. J oi co Ukkw wants to divert that bare m town. ,r pc - - a H ...wi mJt MaMtla." locany-spent income mto the poen or a m... -- hirers. This they hope to do through the repeal of Federal restriction, on the manufacture and sale of oleomargarine colored yellow mfm. tation of butter. The inter cJepeodeoce of our town and its surround, ing dairy farmers is in jeopardy. Be a good neighbor! , Write your Senators to keep the federal oleo laws on the books! BEND DAIRY Phone 101 ii i - &3gfflw tCTl U&p Jqj ' 1 jl TIME FOR YOUr',CQ' : fHY MID-SUMMER CHECK-Up' CXjr ''"CtjLfr Bring your car In now for those services so nee- y f "&&flwr Cl"'"ry tor dependable automotive performance. i jAibfJ&'F S!$r llr '"whanlrs have ho knowledgo and skill to ji , vUi l" keep your car at Its best! f 3f YAIS EXPERT MOTOR TUNE-UP JMI fll I WfCrr COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE kT f THOROUGH LUBRICATION i I R' ;U 1 WHEEL ALIGNMENT ': "VhJ 4i IV OUR SEKVICK WORK vf ' . Typ W. B. ANDERSON ILeaA. 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