THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1949
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For Sale Kel Estate
HAVE CLIENTS waiting lor
pood hurnes and good farms, fair
r ..n.'i'ii. List vour property with
ftliusiaie healty Co., C. J. Limit)
and i-, mi"-?.
sTrOOM modern house, $5750,
ssjo down, $50 per month. In
quire 1134 W. 4th
GILBERT'S REAL ESTATE
Urr Irto nun oi;
1 YR. OLD: 2-br., mdn., Kood lo
cation. Cement foundation, ouk
floors, automatic heat, le. rooms.
i
aol. garage, vunier iuu wen
worth SaoOO.'
'FORCED SALE: Lvg.-rm.. bed-
rm Klcnn. oaui, sciecneu puicii.
Furnished at 3bou with iuoi.b
down. A real buy.
SMALL HOME: 2-rm. cabin In
good location. Must sell quick,
.viahe an oiler.
DUPLEX: 1 & 2-br. units. Both
have lvg.-rm., bath, ktchn, dinette,
utility uorcn, oak lloors. wrd. lor
range. Completely lurnished at
sH.oOO.
4BR., MDN. home with dining
mom. Uan lloors, basement, me
nace, launury trays, , breaklast
room, r'vd. street. Priced to sell.
STORE BLDG.: With living quar
Icrs. $21,000.
4-RM., MDN., furnished, city wa
ter, no city taxes. Near city bus
line. $4200.
4-ROOM, semi-mdn. with shower,
laundry tray, range and heater.
Ueil shaped house. $2oOU with
easy terms.
CHOICE LOTS FOR SALE
GlLtSiMt 1 "fc Ki.AL USiAiE
luio wall Phone 23-J
OWjNKK MuST SELL
lovely- 3 b. r. anu uen. basement,
auto, heat, fireplace, haruwoou
lloors, 'piastcreu, insulated anu
weatneisiiipped, douuie garage,
paved street and sidewalk. $i3,
UuO, So.OoO dn. Uai. FllA. Phone
MOJ-K.
VERN LARSON AGENCY
l.NSuKANCK ic HEAL ESTATE
13j Oregon Ave. Phone o-
I ... , bend, Oregon
3 B. II. MOD., 2 lots, 1 block from
school 64,425, terms.
LOVELY nearly new 2 b. r. mod.,
basement, luinace, wired lor
range. :
3 B. R. MOD. l!i plumbing, lath
and plastered, iurnaco; .lust re
uone, iueaiiy .located. $s,(50.00,
terms.
4 B. R. MOD., furnace, basement,
wneu lor range, large woikshou
and garage. iiSK- aDuul tins one.
Call Mr. Dubois
32
J. S. DAVIS CO.
Phone lj. Km. 1 Penney Bklg.
3.31 ACRES with water right
south of Bend, 5-rm. mod. home,
city water, on highway Mi, line
home in excellent condition, barn,
chicken house, dbl. garage. $10,
SjuO.oo. Will trade for city home
ot same value.
23 A. with 10 A. COI water, no
improvements, all lenced. -' miles
north ol Bend. $1(50.00, only $050
cash, bal. terms.
4-IU1S. MOD., 2 bedi ms., Colum
bia Ave., good foundation, insu
lated, street lmprov., immcd. pos.
SolioO.OO. on terms.
PUMICE BLOCK PLANT in
Bend, fully equipped lor opera
tion, plugs., equipment, isiW blocks
per day capacity. SuUUU.Ul), terms.
3 BEDROOMS, liv. and din. rms.,
lireplace, cement basmt., pipe oil
luinace. dbl. garage., cor lot on
Paved St. S'JOOO.00, terms.
Call Carl Locklin or Jack Davis
WANT TO SELL? List your prop
erty with GILBERT. A square
deal, and prompt, efficient.
courteous service is yours at Gil
belt's Real Estate. 1015 Wall Si
167
YOUR LUCKY NUMBER TO
BUY OR SELL
BRAND NEW 2 b. r. mod., east
side, SliloO, terms.
3 B. R. MOD. Basement, furnace,
gauge. 3 lots, $7400, terms.
31 A. Some bldgs. 4 ac. water;
o.Jou. Lasy terms.
"7 AC, 10 AC. water, small house
needs repair. $3ltj0, terms.
4 II. It. MOD. Utility room with
ai .ached garage. Built 2 years.
iUioo, terms.
35 AC. on river. Beautiful bklg.
sue, 52io0, easy terms.
COZY 1 b. r. mod., furnished, east
de, S1U5U, S1500 down.
2 iiumes on 1 lot, $2050. icims.
WELL - CONSTRUCTED 2 b. r
!''!.. oil liirnace: S lTjiju. $500 dn.
S.'1 a month.
TRAILER USE., 1917 27 It., lac
'ory built Stewart. $1000.
Oucning for salesman. All Slate
Realty, zil Greenwood. PI) loV.
For Sale Real Estate
BY OWNER: New 2 B. rT housed
huwd. lloors. runy msuiaieu,
weatnerstripped, on wan lurn
ace, elec. water healer, launury
tray, uirou lor eiecuie range.
Venetian minus. Fna loan avail
able. -none U02-J-2.
THE WEST SIDE
RtAL ESfAlE
94 Portland. I'none US8-M
4 AGREb wnii 3-beuroom mod
ern home, garage aim otner
ouudings, some cmckens and t ab
ous. 'lins is a nice home, wued
tor eleciric range; o)l heat, beau
iitul mountain view, located m
biaKeiy neignis; nas Gi loan, wiu
taKe city property in exchange.
2 BtUHOoAl mouern. Greenwood
anu leiith, lhis home has every
unng. J. bcAUTIEUL building lots, on
west Portland wan pavement
paid.
TRADE EQUITY in my new two
bedroom home, lor older one
oeuroom home. See this home at
oo4 l,. femeroun. Contact owner
at 421 E. F'raniiun or phone 150$.
2 LOTS, 10 and 11. block 134. sec
ond auuition to benu Park, 02a
ntverlront or 'ph. 1'id2-MX.
1G0 ACRES, 4 mi. N. of Madias,
price $o,2o0.00. Possession can be
given at once.
40 A.. 3a A. WATER right, l!a mi.
Horn Iteumond, priced $1-1,000.00.
iEW residence, 2 B. R., 2 acres
ground, $u,i00.00. See McCaliery.
olfice across Hotel Reumond,
rteumond 127.
FOR RENT, 2 B. R., mod., $50.
2 LOTS, good loc, $275.
2 B. R mod., lurn.. SG500.
20 A.. 20 W.. no bldgs., $2000, $750
dn.
5 A., 5 COI, 2 B. R.. $3,000, $1,000
dn.
80 A., $0 W elec, $11,500, $5,000
dn. will exch. lor smaner pi.
210 A. GRAZING $2.72 a year,
SO A., 03 W., 3 B. R. mod. $l i,Ou0.
MOTEL, good loc, $39,000, $S,900
dn.
EWING REAL 'ESTATE CO.
$lo bond. PI). 10&3; eve. 5U2
SACRIFICE: For quick sale, 2
oeuroom modein home. Garage,
wouusneds, sloie roum, fruit cel
lar, chicken house, insurance,
piped rur gas, 2 stoves, Hour cuv-
eungs. 130U r resno.
ACRE, 2 b. r. house, city water,
4ih house on the ngnt south ol
G. I. noustng project. $3,000. Red
mond. NEED A HOME? Check the Deal
ol the. Day on KBNU 8:4o a. m.
c;all today and inspect the listings
ffeitaiueiit-t turn tuimus, lOio Wad
j'cLOANS on Irrigated larms of
over 00 acres anu on centrally lo
cated business property. Mid-
slate Really GO., Km. 11 U. S.
,ai. Blug.
E. M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR
1020 Brooks St. Phone 331
Near chamber of commerce
Evening phone 700-R
VACANT, move right in, 2 small
modern homes on double lots.
Will accept car, trailer house,
truck or pickup as down pay
ment. EAST SIDE, near schools, new
2 B. R. home, large living room.
Hardwood lloois. Small down
payment. Bal. FHA. $$000.00
DO YOU KNOW that with a little
work and $3o00 down you can
have a modern home and 20 acres
bwalley water with complete line
ol machinery .' 'lotul price $5000.
Owner will consider small house
in town.
IMMEDIATE possession: 5 acres
COI water, good 3-ioom hod.ic.
burn and chicken house, cistein,
electricity. $320(1. Close in, some
terms. Phone $18, C. V. Silvis, $1
Oregon St.
FOR SALE: Brand new 3-hetl-room
mod. home, utility room,
wired lor tango, automatic hot
waier tank, laundry tray, aulo
malic heat.- Insulated. Beautilul
hardwood floors throughout. In
laid linoleum in kitchen, bath and
utility; close to school; $1000 dn.
See this Place at 121 E. Franklin
or phone 1508. Price SC0O. terms.
"PALMER REALTY
MADRAS. ORE.
GROCERY BUSINESS, .stock, fix
tures, good will and long lease.
One ol Madras' line opportuni
ties. SS.000 handles. Price $15,750.
NEW MODERN motel. 0 cabins,
i i in Mm's excellent location.
$11,500 handles. Price S3 1,500.
80 ACRES North Unit water; 5
rm. insulated house. 40 allalla, 20
alsike, 20 stubble, barn, chicken
houses. Cash or terms.
77 ACRES North Unit; 2 -bedroom
mod. house. 11 acres ladni'i. Mj
acies allalla, mile from town.
Terms.
1 uel
COAL
PRES-TO-LOGS
STORAGE
TRANSFER
Local and Long Distance
BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER
CO.
222 Irving. Phone 411
(T)(iI) DRY BODY WOOD, any
am. nun or length. Call John D.
MeCarthv. 13$ 1M or 'led Ledum
1 IHii-VV.
DRY BODY WOOD. 10" length.
Rate on o-curd load. Call Glnn.
Fuel
lo-LNCH GREEN SLAB w ood de
livered m benu, io per 2-cord
load. Central Oregon 1 uel Go.,
pnone 20J.-W. Unlce Ooti A. tit.,
neuiuolld.
IMMEDIATE delivery on good
ury oooy wood, any lengtu. i-m
naruoiu. pnone lo35-u.
DRY BODY WOOD 10". Phone
1U40-J. Floyd McLean, 1005 W.
14th.
l'or Sale Farm Products
NEW D-2 Caterpillar and sprin
Kier system coinu. i-ump mounted
on Cat., quick change to Held
worn; 000 gal. per m, pump, 04
sprinkler heaus, buO it. mum line,
2oou u. 4" laterals, vaives. suction
and uischarge hose complete.
sju00, set up. toe quick sale,
$ojou. Ph. Reumond S F-2o. W rite
uuy R. hai vey, bisters, ore. 6tar
hie.
CHICKENS; Fryers, liveweight.
pnone aa-W. ioiKs, lust wmte
house back of Carroll Acres store,
inquire at rear gray house.
BALED HAY for sale. Jean Haw
thorne, hi. 3, Box 249, Bend, cross
U.K. at Descnutes, keep right, 2nd
house on left.
DRESSED HOGS, grain fed,
whole or half hog. Call alter 7 p.
m. Phone loOti-J-l. Jim Eiuer.
AUCTION
Sale every Thursday. Bend Auc
tion Yard. 11:30 Misc. 1:30 Live
stock. Bring anything you have
to sell. Man at yard any time. For
Pickups phone IMd. Lee 'laylor.
For Sale Miscellaneous
NEW SILVER BLUE muskrat
lur coat. Size 9. Cheap. Ph. o91.
HOT POINT RANGE, 1 yr. old,
$150.00. Westinghouse Eight cu.
H. relrig., 1 yr. old. $175.00. Apt.
9, Rainuow Molel or phone 1579
VV. BEND1X home laundry, 1 yr. old,
$11)0.00 or make ofler. We are
moving must sell by week end.
Phone 703. Sisters. II. Helgeson.
REFRIGERATOR in good condi
tion. Pi iced to sell. Ph. 1579-W.
FOR SALE: Deschutes Netted
Gems, Is, 2s and bakers delivered
in bend lor $3.o0 per 100 lbs. Also
good culls Willi plenty ol table
potatoes in each sack lor only 50c
per sack whether you take one or
fOO. Pnone 1502 J-3 or drive out
on south highway 97 to Time
bervice Station, 1st house to right
at crossroad.
FOR SALE: Wood circulator, por
ted condition. 1520-W.
PITTSBURGH'S FEBRUARY
PAINT OFFER: One gallon Tec-'
hide wall paint and 'one six-inch
Whiz brush, both for $5.53. Sex
ton Supply & Saw Service. 1195
Wall.
SACRIFICE: Must sell immedi
ately One electric stove, one bed
room set, one davenport, chair
and footstool, one desk and chair,
one dining room set. In good con
dition and goes for only $325.00.
See at 740 Federal.
PIANOS: Oh yes. Baldwin, the
very best. '1 he indefinitely and
unconditionally guaranteed piano.
Small down payment. Easy terms.
Ph. 1087. Benson Piano Co. 65
Gilchrist Ave.
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
Philco and other nationally
known brands. Tubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co.
USED WASHING MACHINES.
Well known brands we've priced
as low as $20.50. Oregon Equip
ment Co., 105 E. Greenwood. Ph.
888. ;
For Sale I'sed Cam
FOR SALE: Model A Ford coupe,
good shape, priced right. Inquire
155 E. Greenwood or phone 713
M. FOR SALE: 1947 Ford 4-dr. Ex
cellent mechanical condition, low
mileage, reasonable pi ice. Direct
Horn owner, 'lei ins it desired.
Can bo seen at 1071 W. 1th St. alt
er 5.30 p. m. Ph. 13S7-W.
FOR SALE: 19311 Chevrolet two
door .sedan in good condition
$075.00. 51 Xerxes Ave. Phone
ti!l8-J. .
'3:1 PLYMOUTH iddor. good con
dition, new Iron! end, lear end,
new battery, new tires. Will trade
for pickup or jeep, inquire at 005
E. Irving.
'30 PACKARD sedan. 525 River
front. Ph. 1752 -MX.
EQUITY ill 1941 I My. fordor sdn.
special deluxe. An exceptionally
clean car wilh low mileage. 9U'.(
rubber. Call liliS-W nr see at 2101
N. 1st St. alter 5:00 p. m.
CHEVROLET -Vton deluxe pick
no. Heater, defroster, radio.
17x700 tires. Less than 10.OH0
miles. Would trade lor a 1911
Ch"Viole( 5-pass. coupe or coach.
Bill Stevens. Bend Shoe Clinic.
FOR SALE: '37 V-8 Fold. In good
condition. Will sell lor S325.0U.
Call after 5:30 at 1302 Lexington.
Phone 1012-J.
'40 PLYMOUTH, good condition,
'is motor. 5 new tires. Call at
lls!j Florida after 5 p. m. Phone
927-J.
OR TRADE: '37 Hudson 8. good
condition. Also laetorv built 10
It. trailer house. Ph. 358 M.
1917 DODGE pickup, good condi
lion Reasonable Mice. Call 1579
W. I MY INTEREST in 19-18 Mark
I (model l.l-'SWi lorrine truck lor
i sale with lib. Call l.TiO W.
I EQUITY IN l!i IS Stuilehaker 1
ton truck. Like new. ph. 1-09.
For Sale Used Cars
FOR SALE: 1935 Plymouth 4-dr.
seuan. txcepuonaily clean, lair
tires, $3o0.oo. inquire ioj Scott
alter b p.m.
For Kent
MODERN furnished cottages for
rent. Aim. View Motor Court, ph.
oo9.
FOR RENT: Furnished 4-room
home, inquire 830 n 4i 9th Sis.,
rteumond, or ph. 102-J. Redmond.
FOR RENT: 2-room modern fur
nished house. Close in. inquire
rioiei Leioiein, 8o3 Wall.
CABINS for rent. Pine Tree Auto
Court, so. on til. '
BEE HIVE trucks lor clean haul
ing. No restrictions, you drive
yuursell. Aineage anu hourly
rates. Phone l4o-J. u it k boat
Menials. 333 E. 3rd.
Wanted
TO RENT FARM or small acre
age up.lo 40 or aO acres. George
ivaiie, m. 1, Redmond. i
WANTED: Pulp wood cutters by
the coru. Inquire at Beal Siume,
six miles south of Lapine on
Great Northern. H. E. Wood.
THE WEST SIDE Laundry will
now handle new customers,
hough dry and linish, also
lamuy ironing by piece. Some
P)ckup. 1108 Federal St. Phone
893.
WANTED to buy: Any kind of
catlle and hogs. I'll. 1455-K. 510
wuimoy.
STILL PAYING highest prices
lor small patches ol gieen tim
ber. 11 you have 10.0UO leet or
more 1 am interested. tee me be
lore you sell. J. If. Boruen, 55
LaKe Place.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY any kind
of came you have to sell, also
some milk cows that will ireshen
soon. W. K. Franks, Ivcuniunu,
phone 7,
Help Wanted
QUIT LOOKING FOR WORK
Establish yourself in a prolitablo
Kawieigh business. Be your own
boss, ino experience or capital' ne-
cessary. Write immediately. Raw-
leigiis, ueui. uivu-iui-;ou, cuiv
laud, Calif.
WOMAN for light housework and
care of two pre school age chil
dren week days 9 lo 0. Ph. 95U-M
alter 0.
WOODCUTTERS wanted. Rt. 2
Box 29o. 0 miles on old Bend-Red
mond highway. Ph. 15U-J-2.
TYPISTS STENOGRAPHERS for appropriation use and $757,873
STENOTYPE .was transferred to the state treas
"Machine Shorthand" , i urer for distribution to the stale
150-200 w. p. m. slenotypists need- .;nd county fairs,
eu lor local, national and foreign . The Lieuallen bill shifts Die im
positions. Prepare morougniy at
home in your spare time. For in
lormation write btenotype Co
Box 8S03, Bend Bulletin.
Lost
LADY'S blue billlold with name
engraved. .Contains driver's li
cense, pictures and papers. Re
ward for return to 1200 Lexing
ton. Phone 1012-W.
Services
PIPE THAWING, any time. For
prompt service call 348. If no an
swer call 1100-R.
WATER HAULING
one thousi
and gallons, $7.50,
miles. Call 790-W.
IF IT WON'T RUN or you can't
fix it. bring it to 574 E. Quimby
or call 905-R.
WATER PIPES THAWED OUT,
prompt service. Call at Carroll
Acres store or phone 59-J.
WATER HAULED and cisterns
tilled. Call 9-F-ll.
IF YOUR WATER PIPES are
frozen call Rhodes' Septic Tank
Service, phone 300-W or D. L.
Stevenson, 1338-J. If broken call
a welder.
ELECTRIC vibrator for thawing
frozen water pipes. Flat late $5 .00
per house. Will get you water in
5 lo 10 mill, il city main is open.
Steiniey Garage. 1031 Hairiman.
Ph. 231, if no answer call 208-W.
WATER PIPE THAWING 'anv
wheie, anytime. Also portable
welding. For prompt seivice call
318. il no answer call 1100-R.
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain
holes shot. Free estimates. Phone
1252-J or 1070-VV. D. W. Grimes,
210 Davis Ave.. Bend.
TRUCKING for hire. Will hai.l
any tvpe load. Rates, mile and
ton. K-7 International 12-ton can.
Phone 358-M.
LIVESTOCK, water and general
hauling. Cisterns Idled anywhere
for hire. Gulick's Truck Service,
phone Redmond 20-X, Bend 790
W. VAL'S REPAIR SHOP: Atltoie
pairing done dav or night. Reas
onable rates. All work guaran
teed. Special low rate on installa
tion of Lomac reconditioned nv
tois. Phone 1307-M. 1215 Jackson
ville Ave.
MOVING, packing and crating,
fireproof warehouse lor storage.
Open ail dav Saturday. Agent lor
Hunt Nation-wide service. Hoi
man Transler, 201 Irving. Phone
987.
I VVrlll,li iWAClll.Nt. SLI'.VUX
i and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 10.33 Brooks.
SAW FILING, gumming ham-
mering. band saw weiding, sand
' er beds, band saw blades, new
i handles hung in tools. Sexton
1 Supply & Saw Service, 1195 Wall
Street.
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BCRM THIRTY VFAgg. TOO' SOON ,' '';.
Horsemen's Society Backing
Bill in Sfate Legislature
By Ralph Wutson
State House, Salem, Feb. 2
The horses came galloping into
the legislature this week when
Representative C. L. Lletiallen ol
Umatilla introduced a bill setting
out what the United Horsemen's
Society of Oregon want to do to '
boost the horse breeding industr The bill gives both the horses
in the state on the one hand and and the dogs a 00 day lacing lie
to fatten up the state and county iriod, w hich may overlap or run
fairs on the other
The Lleuallen hill boosts the
"take" which is the state's share
of the net proceeds from the horse
and dog race meets from 12' a to
15 per cent of the income from
various meets held in the state un-
tier the control of the slate racing
; commission.
This percentage Increase will
mean a boost of approximately
$S3,000 in the racing funds turn-
: mo ,ue 8lai treasury during
1917. and will mean an additional
$3,500 in revenue allocated to the
Oregon state fair and each of the
county fairs of the stale. During
the 1947-19 biennitim the total rev
enue turned Into the state from
the racing meets aggregated $1,
201,123, of which $400,000 was
transferred to the general fund
tjos o i-eyenue division from
those now in the law. Under the
new bill the state gets 4 per cent
of the first $00,000 taken; 5 per
cent of the second $07,000; H per
cent of the next $07,000, and 8 per
cent of all above $200,1)00, or an
average increase of 33 1, 3 per
cent.
The operators of the race meets
are given an increase of 15 'i per
cent of the first $00,000 taken;
17' per cent of the first $07,000;
20 per cent of the second $07,000,
and a decrease of 0 23 per cent
on all revenues above $200,000.
Ilmlcr the ntrtl ineil hill the r:ie.
within twelve ! "IB commission is given 'lull con
' ! Irol of all lace meets which may
be held ill the slate and will be
given the power lo say where
tney will be run and when. The
power will be vested in too com
mission tu fix racing dates tor
horse meets which overlap the
dales established for dog race
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
PROPOSED ZONING CHANGE
Notice is hereby given that the
Bend City Planning Commission
win hoiu a puiiiic hearing al the
commission room in tne city Hall
in Bend, Oregon, on February 3,
1:119, at eight o clock p. in. lo con
sider whether said commission
shall recommend lo the Bend City
cohiiiiission that under the pro
visions ot the Zoning Oruinanee
ol the City ot Bend, Oregon, INS
312; ihc following desenned real
property therein, to-wit:
All that territory bordering on
Last First Irom Thurston Ave
nue on tne south lo tne City
Limits un the north, more par
ticularly described as Pillows:
Starting at Hie north City Lim
its at East Second Street, con
tinuing south on East Second
to the rallied, anil along the
railroad to '1 Illusion Avenue;
thence west to the alley be
tween East First Street and Di
vision Street; thence north to
Xerxes Avenue; thence West on
Xerxes Avenue lo the west sole
ol Lol 9, Block 7. Oiokla;
thence noith lo the City Lim
its; thence cast along said City
Limits line to Hie point of be
ginning. how zoned as Class I II Residence
District should be lezoned and
designated as Cla.ss C I1 Tourist
Commercial. BEND CITY PLANNING COM
MISSION. By l.uu'ELL A. J E N S E N,
47-48-19 C President.
Sen ires
FOR
ing c
phoni
WELL and dram hole
drill-
all Lee Gi lines, 221
i 1070 VV or 1252-J.
Davis.
TREE SERVICE: 'loppin;', pi tin-'
ing and transplanting. Lei us re
move tho.se bad tiees. 'llns work
insuied. 1107 VV. loth. Ph. 1 105-w.
.NEW construction, rough lia:n
ing, remodeling, cabinets, built
ln.s and shop woik. F. W. Page.
Pit. UU-M. Gci.cjal Cujitidctuf. '
By J. R. Williams
meets, lhls power the commis
sion lines not now possess.
A provision is included in the
bill which will bar horse racing
from Hacks on which dog racing
is permitted, and the reverse
which will bar dog racing from
horse racing tracks.
concurrently at the discretion of
the commission. The' present law
gives the dogs a separate 00 day
operating period and the horses a
10 tlay period.
At past sessions when the hors
es and the dogs have put on a le-
gislative race meet it has devel
oped some contest; and il is more
tiian probable that the present
session will be no exception.
Japanese Packers
Ask Co-operation
In Fishing Rights
Astoria, Feb. 2 Ul'i "The early
bird gels the worm," wrote Jap
anese fish packers in an Astoria
in m suggesting "joint" fishing
and pacKing clien ts in Alaska s
Bristol bay a.nd Bering sea.
Pacific coast packers said prob
ably the bitterest fight in fishing
histjiy occurred jusi bcioie uic
war when they sought to outlaw
Japanese fishing in noi therm wa
ters. "We desire lo cooperate with
you," the waiter said, in the fish
packing industries oil the Alas-
i Han coast, especially in Bristol
I bay. wherm the resources of sal-
moil and crabs are reported to be
very rich."
"Fishing and packing Industries
I can reasonably be expected to
; thrive by U. S. and Japanese to
I investments, since we nave every
t reason to believe that the Japa
j ne.se fishermen can lurn out
, cipial or belter quality ol canned
I goods at lower costs."
I A total ol 70 Hunting canneries,
i ranging Ijnm 3,000 lo 7,fi00 ton
ships would be enough to lurn
out crabineat and salmon equal
ling the total Japanese produc
Hon in pie-war days, the letter
said.
Japanese crab and salmon lisli
ennen have been thrown out ol
I employment by loss of the Kurile
; islands and Sakhalin anil Hie
; closure of soviet waters to them,
j the writer declared.
I The firm turned the Japanese
: teller over to the slate depart'
inent s lishei les seel ion.
School Districts
Endorse Budgets
Madias, Feb. 2 - patrons and
taxpayers ol two ol Jetleison
county's major school districts,
the Madi as grade and Madias un
ion high school dUlncls, held
meetings the past week and en
dorsed Oodgels calling for a lotal
ol $20 1,803. 10 for the fiscal yeai
beginning July 1. 'i he grade dis
trict calls lor a lax levy of SI0!ij
001, 70, while; tax monies totaling
$:).-) 12.1 1 will be needed by the
high sihool di.-,ti'ict. 'I heir re
spective totals id c--tiiii.itei ex
penditures will i each $132,180.1,0
and $1.(2.082.83. 'Hie lemainder ol
the hinds, over the tax levies,
will conn- from other sources.
When the Culver district, where
expenditures will be high, and
other districts consider their
budget, they will be consideii-d by
the county school district boaid
and then bulked and referied to
voters under piovisions ol the
lit 1 7 legislative si pool act.
NO other rub acts faster in
lid
lo relieve -oin?h-jchinR mutclev
Feeble Response
Noted in Stocks
By Elmer C. Walzer
lUiuuil I'l-ins t'liiuncittl fclitur)
New York. Feb. 2 di'i Stocks
responded feebly today to reports
from high federal, reserve sources
end of March.
Trading held around yester
day's levels.
The pow-Jones commodity In
dex loll to a new low since June
ao, l'JU, us wneat registeieu
losses ranging to nearly 3 cents;
coin, ncariy a cents; oats, nearly
2 cents; rye, more than i cents;
soybeans more man 3 cents, and
laid, i.20 cents a pound, nogs
aim couon joined lue general ue
cune wincii was set ou oy selling
in corn. The latter oroke on tne
government announcement trial
no restrictions on planting or mar
keting uouid be piaccu on the
ly-ili corn crop.
The Dun A: Bradstreet index of
wholesale prices led to a new low
since Ociouer 8, i;wu. todays
puce uecreases included steel
scrap at Chicago, and luel oil in
.ew iork by to.O standard.
Mocks had gams ranging to a
point in tne leaders while some
prelerred were up as mucn as
lour points. Hails lirmcd; motors
edged ingner; ons were irregular;
anu steeis, steady to firm.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Catlle salable 100; calves 25;
light snow and icy loans curbing
leceipts, heel catlle laniy active,
steaoy; canner and cutler cows
aoout steauy with Tuesday's late
ad cents ueeline; lat uauy type
cows slow; loud medium and
good PlO-li). feed steers 21.2o;
iighlly sorted 111. 20; lew common
steers li.OU-l'J.00; common and
medium heifers 10.00-20.00. Can
ner and cutter cows U'.00-13.i0;
heayy Jlolstein covvs,lo. l,u.0omui
diuifi heel cows l(i.0(). Few bulls
unsold. Vealcrs active, strong;
good and choice mostly 30.00-3-;
cull calves downward to 13.50.
Hogs salable 100; market not
fully established; scattered sales
good and choice 2U0 lbs. steady
wilh 'I uesday at 22.00; one choice
lot 180 lbs. 22.30; good and choice
laO-lOf) Ins. 20.00.21.r0;''good 500
S80 lb. sows 17.00 17.50; best
feeder pigs, 23.00.
Life
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velopment of your business property, analysis and
audit of your insurance coverage, our staff is ex
perienced and capable. Phone 535 for an early ap
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HOMES
$l.'l,IMI0 Spacious I heilrnom modern home, l ireplace, 100
acres of land liiinlers on city liniitH.
if ",ron 'i beili (Mini plastered home on paved slreel, full base
ment with riirmiee. W ill I'll.A.
$ New 'I bedroom home neur Allen school. FHA loan.
$ a.aiMl New 11 liedroom modern home. Nice location on
I 'm 1 It I i 11.
$ 0,0(10 1,2(10 acres, city water, borders on city limits, ex
cellent IiiiIIiIImk sites.
$ I,7."i0 i liedriioin modern home, close to Kenwood school,
$1,500 down. $35 per month.
$ 1,0110 g-hcilriMim insulated modem home. Nice yard. I.o
I'liled ill X! V, Kevcre. Terms.
$ I7! .Modern I bedroom furnished home, (ioml Terms.
$ 7f0 I'l.vcelleiit lot ou West 2nd. All Improvements in. Be
tween I'cirtllind and SuKinaw.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
$S2,500 H I'MT MOTKI, with servli-e Million anil groceries.
Will show 1.1110 net mt month.
$2H,:)00 'I KANSI I-.lt nnd STOKACiK, includes office Imlldine;,
living quarters for i families and three trucks. Shows
cxci'iif nt net.
$l,000 TAVKKN mid KKSTAUHANT, includes building with
rental Income unil all equipment,
$11,500 CiKOCKKY SKHVM'E STATION 5 cabins. Excel
lent value ill I.apiue. Half down.
$i:i,000 HOI KI, wilh Hi rooms and equipped cafe in small
town on highway 117. Belter than $1,000 month net.
$10,000 UO'x.VI building located on East Franklin. .Sullublo
for garage or service shop.
$ !l,:.O0 GiiOlKUV (STOKE ami living quarters. $0,(K)0 year
ly gross business. One of the best business opportuni
ties we have bad. Good terms.
$ 5,000 lOl'NTAIN I, I NCH located in growing Central Ore
gen town, seals &. Long lease, new equipment. Grosses
$15,000. Trice Itii-liides apprnx. SHOO luercliundlse.
FARM ACREAGES
$ 7,750 l'!0 acres 5!) acres COI water. Modern two bedroom
house. $2,1150 will handle.
$ 5,500 0 aeres, 2 bedroom modern home, new chicken house
IHI2', large, barn, H ml. out. Terms.
$ 4,5110 20 aeri-s 5 miles out ou Old Itcdmond highway. Swill
ley water, 8 room house, chicken house, grainery, ber
ries and alfalfa.
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Redmond
Redmond, Feb. 2 (Special)
Clarence Church from Vancouver
was guest speaker at the Baptist
church for both services Sunday.
Church has not been ordained but
will complete his work prepara
tory to being ordained in the near
luiure.
Miss Ruth Klann is a guest at
(the, jKtttie pi Mis E, Ei Fstihis
bywvkv! wiile 'Wi,jwC'1iS,''lW'!Pl
is to run-
ffiffiJ';'i.lvli2
sickness.
Mrs. Virginia Hallock substitut
ed for Mrs. Delia Nance in her
classes Monday.
William Fisher, social science
and history instructor, talked to
business classes on life Insurance
Monday morning.
The Mississipplans, Jubilee
singers, will return to RUHS
Tuesday morning to sing for the
student body. The Mississipplans,
America's loremost Jubilee sing
ers, formerly of NBC in San Fran
cisco, are under the direction of
Thomas J. Pruett. The program is
to be a special assembly at 11:00
a.m.
Mary Brown received a com
mercial pilot's license last Wed
nesday after a flight check by J.
N. Feeney, CAA senior Inspector
from Eugene.
New telephone directories will
be distributed February 1. The di
rectory includes Redmond, Sisters
and Culver exchanges and a large
classified section.
j PORTLAND PRODUCE -
Portland, Ore., Feb. 2 UiEgg
a do.:cn on all grades and sizes to
prices dropped another two cents
day on the Portland market. To
day's drop brought to 4 and 5
wnls the total price decline since
last week end.
Butter prices held unchanged
and unsettled.
Butter Price to retailers:
Grade AA prints 72c; AA cartons
73c; A prints 72c; A cartons 73c;
B prints OUc. ;
Eggs Price to retailers:
Grade AA large 56-57c doz.; certi
fied A large 57c doz.; A largo 54
5lic; AA medium 64-55e; certified
A medium 55c; A medium 52-54c;
cai'toris,' 2c additional. '
How To Relieve
Bronchitis
Creomuhion relieves promptly because
it goes right to the scat of the trouble
to help loosen and expel germ laden
ihlegm and aid nature to soothe and '
leal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes. Tell ynur druggist
to srll you a botilc of Cn omulsioo
M ir!; t!-c vrcrmnMtp yen rv?: like
lt : ty i' qnkUy allay the rough
o." vou nr. to hiv? ;ru money tick.
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