PAG SIXTEEN
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1948
Burning
Subterranean Fire
75 Years
May Be Quenched
'Amldon.'N.D. UH Construction
of a proposed dam across the Lit
tle Missouri river may in a , lew
years snuff out North Dakotu's
"fires of hell."
The proposed dam promises to
Inundate flames which have burn
ed steadily underground for more
than 75 years. Over that time a
vein of lignite has burned steadi
ly below the earth's surface.
creating three miles of miniature
badlands.
The burning coal mine now is
only three miles from the big
bend of the Little Missouri, where
the bureau of reclamation is con
sidering construction of a dam.
The 80th congress appropriated
$10,000 for a survey of the area
and the state water commission
has put up a similar amount.
No one knows what started the
underground fire. But legend says
the fire was burning at least 75
years ago. That figure is verified
by the molten rocks and baked
earth which mark Its path.
Fire Creeps Ahead
During the past 20 years the
, flames are known to have inched
their way about a mile and more
than three miles of area shows
the results of past burning.
There is always a crater
through which the burning flam
es can ue seen. . ...
One rancher described the
scene by saying, "You look about
30 feet into hell."
Legend says that in the early
days a cowboy 'called Tex got
drunk and decided to ride into
the burning coal mine. He told
his friends about his plan and
spurred his horse through the
snowdrifts toward the mine:
Neither Tex nor the horse, so
the legend goes, was ever seen
again.
Jet Assist Sho rtens Take-Off
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The Navy's 180-passenger Constitution takes off with the thrust of six rockets added to 1U normal 14,
000 horsepower. Experiments have shown that Jet assist permits the plane to shorten take-off run by
nearly 25 per cent and adds an extra safely factor In the event of power failures during tbt take-off.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that an election will be held with
in the Central Oregon Irrigation
District on -November 9th. 1948,
for the election of two directors
"" as follows:
J One director for a term of three
years beginning, on the first
Wednesday of January, 1949, and
A second director for a term of
one year beginning on the first
Wednesday in January, 1949,
such elected director to complete
the unexpired term of Ethun Al-
len, resigned.
The district has heretofore
been divided Into six Election pre
cincts, and polling places are sit
uated therein as follows:
Precinct No. 1 (Terrebonne)
May Hull Farm House.
Precinct No. 2 (Redmond) C.
O. I. District Office.
Precinct No. 3 (Deschutes) Ole
Hansen Farm House.
Precinct No. 4 (Bend) Grange
Hall.
Precinct No. 5 (Alfalfa)
' Grange Hall.
Precinct No. 6 (Powell Butte)
Community Hall.
The polls will be opened at 8
o'clock In the morning of said
election day, and remain open un
til 5 o'clock in the afternoon,
when the same shall be closed,
and the counting of votes started.
J. M. SHIVELY,
1 Secretary.
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Mountain lakes Singing Tower,
near Lake Wales, is located on
the highest point In Florida. It
was donated by Edward W. Bok
and dedicated by President Cal
vin Coolldge.
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STATE TREASURER
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ADMINISTRATOR If YtARS
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Fire Relief Aein. Director Canbr
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Pd. Adv. P. K. Hammond, Chm.
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How To Relieve
Bronchitis
Creomulsion relieves promptlybecame
il goes right to the scat of the trouble
to help loosen end expel germ laden
phlegm and aid nature to soothe and
heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes. Tell your druggist
to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion
with the understanding you must like
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or you are to have your money back.
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Morse Lists Final
Campaign Talk
Portland, Oct. nit sen.
Wayne Morse returns to Oregon
Monday for his final campaign
speech for the republican national
committee before the Nov. 2 gen
eral election.
Sen. Morse, who was called
from a tour of Washington state
to Colorado, sent word to friends
in Portland today that he would
wind up his speaking itinerary in
Portland Monday night with ,a
radio address over a local station
(KOIN). His topic will be "The
KADAlt USED IN MEDICINE
. Philadelphia Mi A radar
"gun" which "fires" greater
amounts of heat deeper Into the
human body than any other pres
ent heating methods has been dis
closed by Dr. Ruth Miller of the
University of Pennsylvania. Dr.
Miller said heat therapy by radar
Is brought about through micro
waves of high frequency electri
cal energy generated by a radar
magnetron.
Republican Summary."
It will be his 74th speech in be
half of the Dewey-Warren ticket.
Housing Assured
Portland Area
Portland, Ocf. 28 Ul'iSen. Ouy
Cordon today assured Portlanders
that action on temporary housing
in the Portland area would lie
taken "within the next few
hours."
Cordon said that ' directives
would be forthcoming from
Washington to the local housing
authorities within the next few
horns. He said an engineer attach
ed to the federal housing author
ity in San Francisco had been as
signed to study availability of
buildings in Portland.
Several Fill Out
Absentee Ballots
Many voters who will be away
from their home precincts on
election day, November 2, have
made other provisions for casting
their Ballots, Mrs. Heun Ducey, !
county clerk, Indicated today. i
Absentee ballots totaling 120
have been mailed for the clerk's
office. Up until today, 41 local
residents who plan to be out of
town next Tuesday had called at
the clerk's office in the court
house to mark their ballots.
Today, Mrs. Dacey was voting
Invalids and others who are ill
and not able to visit the polls.
Official Records
USE BULLETIN WANT ADS FOR BEST RESULTST
Warns His Sermons
Won't Entertain-
Minneapolis nil One of the
first things the new dean of Ca
thedral church of St. Mark told
his parishoners was they should
not expect to enjoy his preaching.
The Rev. Frederick Myers Mor
ris comes from an early Ameri
can family. An ancestor, Lewis
Morris, signed the Declaration of
Independence. The new dean puis
a few historic ideas into his ser
mons. "Preaching Is meant to in
struct, inspire, move and stir the
will and often to accuse, the Rev.
Morris says. "It is not to be en
Joyed." He says he also believes "relig
ion that costs little is worth little."
Assumed Business Names
"The Locators" is the assumed
business name filed with the coun
ty clerk Oct. 25 by L. J. Ruble and
W. O. Maione, of Porllariti, for a
real estate brokerage in Deschutes
county.
Cordon Parrish and Fannie Par
rish filed an assumed business
name Oct. 25 with the county
clerk for Barb's Fountain Lunch,
168 East Greenwood.
Marriage Licenses
The county clerk issued marriage-licenses
yesterday to Alvin
D. Lacy, of Trout Creek, Mont.,
and Uerlha M. Thompson, of Uer.d
and to Jerome M. Falkowski, of
Bend, and Marian Hubbard, of
Redmond.
Many Never
Suspect Cause
Of Backaches
This CMd Treatment Often Bring Happy Relief
When disorder of kidney function permit
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maycauenajgi nil backache, rheuinutlc paina.
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nijfhU, swell i ntr, putftnesa under the eyes,
headaches and dizziness, l-'rctjuvnt or ocanty
paaaages with amartinic end buntinjr some
time shows there is something wrong with
jour kidneys or bladder.
Dorf t waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully
by millions for over 60 years. Doan's give
happy relief and will help the 16 miles of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doan's Pills. .
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Hood River
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. 59c
Mrs. Stewart's
Cake Ddnuts doz. 35c
Doumak 8 oz. pkg.
Marshmallows pkg. 15c
Plain or Nut
Hershey Bars . . box of 24, 95c
Towne Pride Assorted Flavors
Ice Cream Topping 6 oz. tin 1 5c
I.usian No. V'i tin
'EST POTATOES .. tin 14c
Krafl's 3 lb. loaf
VELVEETA CHEESE loaf 79t
gal Jug
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Dude Ranch
Del Monte No. 303 glass
Whole Beefs ... glass 19c
Pel Monte No. 303 glass
Sliced Beets .. glass 18c
Van Camp's No. 2
Kidney Beans tin 23c
Val Vita No. 2'2 tin
Pork & Beans ... tin 19c
Hudson House No. 2 tin
Spinach tin 16c
Wilson's 12 oz. tin
Corned Beef tin 49c
5Ior 12 oz. tin , ,
Pork Lunch Meat . . tin 45c
Hnrmel's 16 oz. tin
Chili Con Carne tin 30c
Nally's No. 2i2 tin
Beef Stew tin 73c
Dude Ranch 7 oz. glass
Assorted Jelly .. glass 15c
Snowdrift
SHORTENING 3 lb. tin $1.15
Nabisco
Shredded Wheat pkg. 17c
Snowflake 2 lb. caddy
Crackers cady 49c
Ralston's Whole Wheat
Cereal pkg. 27c
Pitted
Imported Dates .. lb. 29c
Nalley's 25c size
Potato Chips .. pkg. 23c
Nalley's No. 2 tin
Shoe String Potatoes .19c
I'almolive regular size
Toilet Soap bar 10c
Cashmere Bouquet
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Super Suds Ige. pkg. 35c
I'eet's
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FAB
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Clorox Bleach
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. pkg.
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28c
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Grapefruit 3 for 29c
Cauliflower lb. 10c
Washington
Cranberries lb. 25c
Rome Beauty
Apples box $2J9
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Ground Round lb. 75c
T-Bone Steak b. 79c
Chip Beef pkq. 49c
Swift Premium
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