4 SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN BEND, OREGON
' PAGE SEVEN
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WANT TO SELL? List your prop
erty with GILBERT. A square
deal, and prompt, efficient, cour
teous service is yours at Gil
bert' Real Estate. 1013 Wall St
IMiphqr AdvertUing Cloilnc time i p. m.
previoui dar. One half page or larger, I
p. m. eecond day previoui to publication.
BEND LODGE, No. 218. LO.O.F.
. Meets Every Monday Night
I.O.O.F. Temple
Leonard Trueax, Noble Grand
D. Ray Miller, phone 1079-W, Secy.
265 Franklin Avenue
COZY, 2-bedrm. practically new,
East side close to new city park
area, all hardwd. firs., mod. kit
chen & bathroom, 100x140 lot.
good lawn. Ideal location. $1350
down, assume GI mtge. $5150 at
7o. immed. doss. J. s. Davis Co..
phone 185.
For Sale Real Estate
NEED A HOME? Check the
Deal of the Day on KBND 8:45
a.m. Call today and inspect the
listings at Gilbert's Real Estate,
1015 WaU St.
EQUITY IN 3 br. mod., electric
x tank, large lot. Will consider car
v and cash or trade for country
-" 1352J- 1139 Baltimore.
BY OWNER: About 16 a., 2 mi.
out on paved hlway. 10 a. water,
ft a. clover. Large pond piped
to stock and garden. Gravity wa
ter from cistern, fruit, Perries,
garden. 4 br. insulated house,
bath, basement, oil furnace. Elec
tricity in house and outbuildings.
Phone 13-R6, Redmond.
TO SELL YOUR PROPERTY!
My personal service will please
you and get results. Listings
needed for my summer buyers.
Realtor J. S. "Jack" Davis, Rm.
No. 1, Penney Bldg. Call 185.
Evenings 1448-M.
rms. & utility, 3-bedrm., handy
mod. kitchen, part basmt., good
luujiuaLiuu, fjavtru oucci, weak
side, wired for range, piped for
bendlx. $5900 on terms. J. S.
Davis Co., phone 185.
BY OWNER: Adjoining city
limits. Chicken, turkey raising,
farming made easy with finest
water installations, latest equip
ment in kitchen and outhouses.
Automatic heat, lovely 3-bed-room
home, new studio with
View windows, large garage, bam
15 '4 acres COI water. Must sell
account departure Charles J.
Brandt, Rt. 1, Box 176, ph. 14-F4.
Turn right 10th St., Vi mile from
Greenwood.
BEAUTIFUL East side home: 2
oversize bedrms., lge. liv. & din.
rms., lovely kitchen, good floor
plan, nardwa. llrs., 75 loot lot.
lawn, paved st., brand new, now
ready for occupancy. $1800 will
"andle, nal. r JtiA terms. Total
price $9000. You must see this
home to appreciate value. J. S.
Davis Co., phone 185.
' MY EQUITY In 30 a. farm. 20 a.
C.O.I., equipped for turkeys or
chickens. Will trade for house-
i trailer. 3 mi. out Butler Mkt.
Road; right at sign Don Brewer.
VERN LARSON AGENCY
Insuranec and Real Estate
135 Oregon Ave. Phone 32
Bend, Oregon
240 a., fenced. $3000, $200 down.
40 a., 2 br.,- mod.; 25 potatoes;
furn. $11,500, terms. v
2 br., mod. $5500, terms.
' 3 br., mod., furn. $4750, $1000
down.
ALL STATE REALTY HAS THE
HOME OF YOUR CHOICE
Cozy 1-bedroom modern, new
electric range included. West
side, $3950, $700 down.
bedroom, modern, 2 large lots.
on McKinley, $4250, terms.
bedroom modern on Harmon.
iz,ouu, terms.
Neat, 2-bedroom modern, base,
ment, furnace, laundry trays,
large garage. $3900, terms.
18-ft. Pierce Arrow trailer house
factory made, butane stove, oil
heater, air brakes, $950.
ALL STATE REALTY CO.
221 Greenwood
Phone 167
Nearly new 1 br., mod.
terms.
$4800,
OWNER LEAVING, must sell at
once 2-bedrm. mod., fireplace,
dinette, large lot, lawn, 4 blks.
east from Post Office. $4100
easy terms. J. S. Davis Co., phone
185.
St,
1 yr. old, 3 br mod., very nice.
$10,500, terms. " ; '
a., 26 in crop; l
i, $750 down.
rm. house.
5 br., mod.,
terms.
very good. $12,500,
Call Mr. Dubois
- 32
NEW EAST Side 3 rm., mod.
home. Well furnished. Bendix,
gas equipped. 2 large lots. $3950,
some terms. J. A. Dudrey, Real
tor, 1039 Bond.
3320 a. stock ranch. 125 a. culti
yated, 20 a. alfalfa, 60 rye, 20
, barley. 200 a. ddeded 3120 Taylor
grazing, all lenceci. iooa, moa,
4 br. home: eood barn, corrals,
chutes and outbuildings. Good
. buy. $15,000, terms.
9 lots, 6 br several cabins.
Several restaurants. ;
i Hotel, 18 rms. Make offer.
Several service stations.
House trailers, terms.
1-2-3 br. homes; good terms.
HOMEFINDERS AGENCY
228 E. 3rd St.
. - Phone 809 J
Evening calls:
MR. NICHOLS, 132SW
MR. TAYLOR, 1269
EQUIPPED CAFE with living
quarters, 2 mod. private apis,,
vvlth garages. Good income, high
way and swimming pool location,
Prompt possession. Might con
skier property. 301 E. Franklin
4 RM. UNFINISHED house on
5(1x11(1 ols. outside city limns,
lights and water in. acs
cash or terms, lb-io uaives
I iuvi
2 50x:
3 BR. HOME, close to schls. and
stores. Is in good condition
throughout. Low down payment,
dui iNewpon.
E. M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR
: 1029 Brooks Phone 331
Near the Chamber of Commerce
Rpflntiftil hulldlne site overlook
ing Deschutes river. 4 a. level
Jtround with 3 a. water. 2 a. good
e a fa. j Price Slouu. casn ui
terms.
Modern suburban home, close ill,
1 br. down, 2 up. Living rm. wllli
flrr-nlncc. Good cistern with fil
ter. Elcc. uumi). $9500, with
terms.
80 a. farm with 49 shares C.O.L
water. Mod. home. On Alfalfa
hiwav. Good outbuildings. 56 a,
'.under cultivation. SSIjO, -on
terms.
4 br. mod. home, on 3 beautiful
landscaped lots. Good condition
throughout. Shown ry appoint
ment. Price 5(900, on terms.
3 br., with sleeping rm. in base
ment. Living and timings rm,
Kit-enlace. Benin if ill mod. kitch
en with breakfast nook. Oil pipe
furnace. Located on Klversiue,
$3400, bal. FHA.
Call Mr. Locklin
331
For Sale Real Estate
SMITH REALTY CO.
745 Bond St.
Phone 94
Business Opportunities
Suburbans Homes
BEST CASH offer in reason buys
neat, br. mod. home, 1'A lots,
garage,' nice lawn, trees. 1054 Al-
Dany Ave.
LARGE CAFE, fully equipped;
large mod. liv. quarters, double
garage. This is really a bargain.
$5375. 1SK) N. i irst.
IMMED. POSS. East side 2-bed
rm. mod, firs, refinished, newly
redecorated, well arranged, fine
cond. fenced, good garage. &5UOO,
good terms. J. a. Davis uo.,
phone 185. '
For Sale Farm Products
FARMERS ATTENTION
We have two 10x28 4-ply tractor
tires in stocK tnat we don t want.
If you will buy one we will give
you the other one. Western Auto,
phone 470, Bend. Ore.
RED FRYERS for sale, 40c lb.
livewgt. Red hens 35c lb. White
feed sacks. Elder Ranch. 7 miles
north on old highway.
WHITE FRYERS, $1 ea. Revere
turn north on 4th, follow country
road, first house on left, green
roof. Vern Stevenson.
NETTED GEM seed potatoes,
$2.50 per 100 lbs. for sale. Wanted
used inside doors. Ed Losch, Rt
1, Box 161, phone 488-W.
For Sale Miscellaneous
FREE BALLOONS FREE
Opening a Clipper fireworks
stand at Willie's Auto Repair,
1621 Newport Ave.
A free balloon with each pur
chase of 25c or more.
Balloons Free Monday, June 20,
only.
FREE BALLOONS FREE
FOR SALE: Walnut-colored chi
na cupboard, practically pew; V4
price. Two used, but in good con
dition, two-light windows. 1645
W. Fifth St. Phone 1574-W.
FOR SALE: Potato side dressing
fertilizer, 33V4 nitrogen. Fred
Hodecker Potato Warehouse,
Redmond..
FIREWORKS: Free balloons to
all the kiadies. The largest fire
works display in Central Oregon.
Drive out to the Fireworks btana
south of Peoples Market on
South Highway.
For Rent
1 LARGE SLEEPING rm., close
in. 535 Lava Rd,' Phone 894-W.
REYNOLDS BOAT RENTAL
Boats, trailers and motors. At
Texaco Service Station, South
Highway. 97. Reservations. Bend
1255-J.
Wanted
WANT 2 BR. house to rent. Fur
nished, modern. Phone 938.
ANYONE KNOWING the where
abouts of "Darro," contact Bob
bie Spencer, Box 16, Hornbrook,
Calif. .
FOR SALE or trade: Gentle 2-
yr.-old Pinto gelding. Pat Porter,
poweu autte.
STRAWBERRIES, 75c per gal
Ion. Pick yourself Saturday
morning at 8 a.m. . Bring own
containers. H. G. Gllcher, 1st
house on left past South High
way Tavern.
NEW EQUIPMENT for a 2 rm.
walk-in refrigerator. Dole plates,
compressor, fin coll, valves, etc.
Substantial saving for cash.
Phone 1302-R.
WANTED: Custom hay baling.
Have new Oliver baler; also fur
nish delivery rake where needed.
$5 per: ton, cash. H. E. Smith.
Phone 2101-W4, Bend.
FRESH JERSEY cows and heif-
ers, suitable far grade A dairy
or family cow. H. W. Kerns, Ar
nold district, 8 ml. s.tt. Bend.
Phone 11-F21.
1941 FORD deluxe tudor sedan;
rebuilt motor.new paint, new seat
covers. Would consider older car
or garden tractor as part pay
ment. See any day except Sun
day. Walter Hanner, Kt. l, box i.
RED FRYERS, live, dressed, or
pan-ready. Will deliver. H. F.
Crosswhite, phone 2102-W1. Rt.
3, Box 168, Bend. North side
Pilot Butte. -
SEVERAL USED cars, makes
and models for sale; nothing
down, so much a month. Stop in
and we 11 tain it over, steiniey
Garage, 1031 Harriman St. Phone
231. .
BULL SERVICE right to your
farm. Phone 31W or contact
Charlie Hawkins, 803 Delaware.
1938 CHEVROLET coupe, new
motor. Excellent condition. Sale
or trade on good Jeep. New Mus
tang trailer, Vi original price.
Phone 1328-R.
ATTENTION, STOCKMEN:. We
invite you to inspect our new
GMC Livestock transport. We
are equipped to move livestock
in carload lots. Gulick's Truck
Service. Phone 790-W.
3(5 PLYMOUTH. '46 motor, good
upholstery, body in good condi
tion. Mission Service Station
after 4 p.m.
BEND AUCTION
SALE every Saturday mlsc at
n:3U. Livestock. 1:30. pnone
1269. , -
STRAWBERRIES: By the box
or flats. Phone orders 1173-J-or
call, at York's, gray house east
Carroll Acres Store. -
1 Allis-Chalmers grain combine,
5 ft. cut, used just a little last
year ..... : $1050
1 New Holland pick-up baler,
slightly used; string type.... $1250
8 horse mowers, New Idea, Mc
cormick Deerine. John Deere;
your choice at $25
2 dump rakes, each .- $25
3 good saddle horses, -A. t.,
Inquire
HAMPTON STATION
Hampton, Oregon
FOR SALE: Walking plow and
coulter blade, $15; disk, $10; table
model cream separator, $18. in
quire 2009-W-2.
TURKEY FERTILIZER, peat
moss, and lime mixed. tood lor
preparing lawns. Phone 611-W,
FOR SALE: By owner, comfort
able 2 br. mod., completely fur
nished home; 2 lots, fenced; ga
rage, woodshed; near shopping
district and schl. $5000 cash. 216
Willow Lane.
morrn tn coll nnnttv In IQdQ
RalHwin ninnn ('nil 181K nr rpp fit
ltva nu.
BY OWNER: Modern, 2 br. home.
West side locations oil paved
street. Lovely yard. Close to bus
line and sclil. Large living rm.
with fireplace, hdwd. firs., plas.,
with base, auto, oil furnace, elec.
water heater, wired for elec.
range, insulated and weather
stripped, garage. F.H.A. loan
available, i'rice reduced to sell.
Phone 1O04-R.
RM. HOUSE, not completed,
and 3 acres on So. Highway
and Golf Club Road. Will sell
cheap. W. J. Laudermilk, Rt. 1,
Box 32.
WILL TAKE reasonable offer for
4 rm. house and 4-3 rm. apts.
In Terrebonne. Monthly inc..
$120. Needs some repair. Write
or see Milt Felstet, Terrebonne,
Ore.
LARGE NEW 2 br., attached ga
rage, fireplace, automatic gas
Dancl heat. Skvline view from
Hood to Bachelor. ' Room over
cistern, suitable for extra bed
room. 6 a., 5 c.u.i. mi. so, oi
Young school, olf Butler Mkt
Kd. sii.zou, terms discount tor
cash. Courtesy to Realtors. Paul
C. Ray, Rt. l, Box 34ZA.
Fuel
WE DELIVER fuel city or coun
trv. Summer rates on limb,- lack
pine, body slab, coal. Slab wood
58 per corn, fnone ro, crooK
Ings Wood Yard. ,
Now' is the time to lay in Box
Wood.
We arc accepting a limited
amount of orders.
OREGON TRAIL BOX
COMPANY
2 CORD 16" gr. slab, $14; 2
cord 16 dry slab, $19, delivered in
Bend. (You haul from yd., $5 per
cord.) Central Oregon ruel Co,
phone 201-W. 936 A St., Redmond,
FOR SALE: Dry body pine,
Green Jack pine Wood. 1564 Divi
sion St., phone 793-R.
COAL At summer rates un'll
July 1. DON'T FORGET LAST
WINTER Order your winter's
fup NOW.
BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER
CO. Phone 444
BROOKINGS WOOD YARD
Phone 767
For Sale Farm Products
KED FRYERS for sale. Rte. 2
Box 80; right in Tumalo. Mary
Williamson.
For Sale Miscellaneous
BARGAINVILLE
707 Columbia . Phone 1487-W
Reduced prices on all yardage,
Material suitable for your vaca
tion wear. Sport clothes shorts,
oedal pushers, sundresses, etc.
T-shirts, 59c and 69c. Men's white
mercerized cotton sport shirts,
$1.39.- Dressmaking at bargain
rates.
HEAVY DUTY 950 gallon water
trailer, bee Tommy Day, Lapine,
Oregon.
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
Phil co and other nationally
known brands, lubes tested,
Bend Furniture Co.
WANTED: A PRACTICE piano.
Would like to trade in a violin
as part payment. P.O. Box 974,
Keamond, Ore.
For Sale Used Cars
FOR SALE: 1940 Studebaker se
dan, rebuilt engine, new trans
mission, rear end. May be seen
at Hill's Garage.
1940 5-PASS. Chev. coupe. Good
condition. Best offer over $600
takes it. Phone 778-J or 1st house
South Peoples Market.
ATTENTION, Fishermen! .'34
Plv. coupe, good running condi
tion. First $100 offer drives it
away. See at 29 Greeley.: phones
677-J. .
1949 Willys 4-wheel-drive Pickup,
3500 actual miles, it s our demon
strator. It has never carried a
load. NEW CAR GUARANTEE.
Down payment $626.
1946 Packard Clipper-6. Motor
overhauled. New wnite sidewall
tires. New paint. Perfect shape.
Way below book. Down payment
$525. ,
1946 Ford' Tudor Super Deluxe-8,
Very good shape. Down payment
$425.
1933 Ford Tudor. Good motor.
Swell for rough use. Down pay
ment 550.
HUTCHINS MOTORS
Packard & Willys Jeeps
Phone 259 107 Greenwood
Hawaii Strike
Board Considers
Unions Claims
Fourth of July
(Continued from Page 1)
DEAD or WORTHLESS STOCK
picked up free of charge. Phone
1517-W-3, Bend or 9-F-25 Red
mond. Call collect. Behymer &
Myers Rendering Co. i
WORK FOR tractor. Will do
plowing, harrowing, mowing and
raKing. fnone alter 4 p.m.
DO YOU LIKE to play the pi
ano? would you like to take a
trip three times a year out of
town with part expenses paid.
write box 74 1 u, co me Bulletin.
WANTED TO HIRE: 1 short log
truck and a small cat with bull
dozer. Phone 1535-W.
WANTED TO RENT: Berry
ranch on shares, by experienced
man. Box sab, Redmond, Oregon.
Help Wanted
SALESMAN, a real opportunity
lor permanent employment with
high earnings is ottered by the
Louis F. Dow Co., mfrs. of ex
clusive advertising calendars and
advertising specialties. Our qual
ity line and comm.-bonus plan
pliers a brlgnt future for ambi
tious salesman, write 330a wu-
shire Blvd., Los Angeles 5.
Situations Wanted
YOUNG woman wants position
as assistant bookkeeper and typist.-
Permanent resident. Write
Box 7397, care Bend Bulletin.
EXPERIENCED BABY sitter de
sires work. Will care for your
emtdren afternoons, or all day.
Phone 677-J. "i i
Lost
LEFT at Crane Prairie, green
JaCkle box containing four auto
matic reels and two Perine fly
boxes and various other fishing
tackle. Reward given. Return to
Bill Fox at Al's Drive-In or 1344
Jacksonville, phone 570-M. .
Services
SMALL BUSINESSMEN: Say
goodbye to bookkeeping, head-
aqhes. Experienced,, can fcet, up.
Keep ana close your oooks, state
ments and tax returns made.
Small accounts preferred. Write
Box 7575, Bulletin.
32 CHEV. coach, fair shape. $100,
34 Hi Hastings. Phone 1614-M.-
1948 PONTIAC 8 Streamliner de
luxe, with full accessories. 7000
miles. Also new 1-wheel trailer.
419 Delaware Ave.
MECHANIC'S SPECIAL
1938 Graham sedan, body and
chassis good; two motors, 1 good,
1 for parts; extra trans, rear end,
etc., overdrive, super chargers.
Whole works for $75. Call 1558-R
or at 8 Hill St.
FOR SALE: Local trucking busi
ness with franchise rights for
Bend. All practically new trucks.
Showing excellent net total. Price
$7500. Trucks valued at almost
the full price of business. Great
opportunity for expansion. Write
Box 7380, co Bend Bulletin.
WE BUY AND SELL used furni
ture. Wanted: bedroom suites,
dinette sets, sewing machines,
dishes, lamps, misc. Open eve
nings and Sundays. Phone 1668
M. 147 E. Olney.
FANTON'S GARDEN: Oregon
giant pansies, snapdragons,' early
blooming asters, petunias, zin
nias, lobelia, carnations, sweet
Williams, other perennials; cab
bage, cauliflower, broccoli, head
lettuce, tomatoes. 829 Ogden.
TO SELL OR BUY furniture,
sporting goods, dishes etc. Come
to or call Addington's 2nd Hand
store. Phone 1737-W. 2359 E.
First, on No. highway.
PICKETT GARDENS still have
asters, snapdragons, petunias,
marigolds, stock, delphinium, to
matoes, cabbage and cauliflower.
For easy planting most are In
individual planting boxes. 629
Qulmby. Phone 530.
DEUPREE BUY WILL SATISFY
Down Payment
'48 Hudson, 4-dr. $698
'48 Ford -ton, 4-speed $165
'47 Olds club coupe, 6 cyl $565
'48 Chev. Fleet line Aero....;... $565
'46 Ford V-8, 2-dr 5415
'41 Willys, 4-dr $165
'40 Chev. club coupe $265
'40 Chev., 2-dr $265
'40 Chev. station wagon S-'iOO
'37 Ford. 2-dr $135
'40 Hudson, 4-dr $200
'37 Hudson, 4-dr $25
'35 Ford, 2-dr $30
TRAILER HOUSES
'47 Silverlark. Full price .... $1150
'48 Sports Rover. Full price.. $745
DEUPREE MOTORS
Now at Richfield Station
Cor. 6th and A Redmond
Phone C4
DURACLEAN SERVICE
Rug & Upholstery Cleaners.
Nationally known safe depend
able service. No scrubbing or
soaking. Cleaned in tne nome,
use the same day. We do a won
derful job on car upholstery,
Local dealer serving Bend. Red
mond and Prineville. Call Jaynes
& Moran, 873-J.
Honolulu, June 18 P The
"public trial" of Hawaii's 48-day-old
waterfront strike before Gov.
Earl Stalnback a emergency fact
finding board today will hear ad
ditional testimony from CIO long
shore representatives in defense
of the walk-out.
Louis Gold b 1 a 1 1, secretary
treasurer of ' the International
Longshoremen's and Warehouse
men's union, told the board yes
terday that employers were de
termined to turn the hearings
Into a "murder trial" of the
ILWU.
Earlier, he had charged that the
stevedoring industry was Intent
on smashing hte union and asked
the board to rule whether the
strike is "communist" inspired."
uovernor Criticized
Goldblatt severely criticized
Gov. Stalnback for waiting 47
days before appointing the five-
man board in a move to settle the
walkout, and then allowing only
one week for the Investigators to 1
make their recommendations.
He called on the board to rec-,
ommend renewed negotiations for
a period of one week. If negotia
tions failed, then the dispute
should be submitted to arbitra
tion. The only alternative, he de
clared, was destruction of the
union.
Board member Dr. Harold Rob
erts of the University of Hawaii
answered Goldblatt that It was
the board's intention to recom
mend a proposal which would
carry the full weight of public
opinion. This In turn, he said,
would force both parties to ac
cept the proposal.
In demanding a ruling on tne
"communist" issue, Goldblatt said
it had been repeatedly charged
that union's demand for a wage
increase of 32 cents per hour or
voluntary arbitration of that de
mand "is a part of a communis
tic plot or conspiracy being wag
ed bv the union."
This has become an Issue, it
has become an issue because the
employers have chosen to make
it one. Therefore, we believe It
becomes necessary for the emer
gency board to make a ruling
whether, the strike is communist
insoired."
Employers opposed Goldblntt's
request on grounds that the only
issues confronting the lact-nnct-
ers were whether the stevedoring
wages should be raised or low
ered and on whnt date.
, The union will continue to pre
sent Its case today with employer
representatives cross-examln 1 n g
witnesses. Employers will make
the same type of presentation
later in the Hearing.
events will be the water follies, at
2 p.m., and the evening pageants.
Large crowds are expected both
nights, with more seats to be
available than ever before. Re
served seats this year are being
equipped with foot rests. Specta
tors who plan to view the pag
eant from points back of the seats
are being warned by the commit
tee that not even standing space
will be available there this year.
In elevating the seats, space for
merly occupied by standees has
been utilized.
The entire river program on
July 4 will be presented as a treat
to the public, and will be featured
that evening, Monday, by a band
concert under direction of Don
Pence. The concert will be played
from a platform under the arch.
Soloists also will be presented,
and there will be group singing.
The arch again will be Illumin
ated. However, It Is stressed
there will be no pageant Monday
night.
Public Dances
Dances again will be featured
as a part of the celebration pro
gram, under supervision of Con
ner and his committee. On the
night of July 2, public dances will
be held at both the B.P.O.E. and
Eagles' halls, with both lodges
donating their halls and music.
Dur.ces again will be held in botn
halls Sunday night, starting at
12:01, for pageant goers and
others.
People planning on attending
the dances are being advised by
the committee that If they buy
their tickets in advance from the
queen candidates they can attend
dances in either halls, or go from
one hall to the other. If tickets
are bought at the doors at dance
time, dancing will be limitqd to
the halls where tickets are pur
chased. Ball Games Planned
Under auspices of' the Bend
Elks, baseball games will be held
over the week end, on Saturday
night and Sunday and Monday af
ternoons. The general committee reported
today that pageant arrangements
are well ahead of schedule, with
seats in place and the arch frame
work completed. Work also is
under way on at least a dozen
floats, with several others to be
started In the next few days,
However, Art Klxe, in charge ot
floats, reports that about three
more floats can be accepted.
This year, Redmond, Madras
Socialite Faces
Shooting Count
Chicago, June 18 ttP Socialite
Carl Moore Jr., 51, faced a charge
of assault with Intent to kill to
day for shooting his "best friend,"
Robert Mct.au, 41, wncn iwci.au
allegedly threatened him with a
knife in misguided jealousy over
the wealthy executive's ex-wife. , .
Police Capt. William Burke said
he intended to file the assault
charge against Moore whether or
not McCall was willing to sign
a complaint.
Chief Justice John MeDermott
ot criminal court ruled that
Moore must be booked before .
noon today or released. . -
Burke said that if McCall died,
he would change the charge to
manslaughter. However, McCall's
condition improved today.
Moore shot McCall early yes
terday with a .32 caliber pistol'
when the former army captain
allegedly seized a butcher knife
and threatened him. . -., -
No Statement
McCall, suffering 11 perfora- -tlons
of the Intestines, made no
statement in connection with the
shooting which came after the
men had spent the evening drink
ing. Moore said McCail apparently
was resentful when Moore said ,
he was still friendly with his
former wife, Florence, who di-,
vorced him more than a year
ago. ..
McCall had never indicated,
Moore said, that he was in love
with Moore's former wife.
McCall formerly was married
to Barbara Morse, daughter of
Col. and Mrs. Robert Morse of
the Fairbank, Morse and company '
family. They have an eight-year-,
old daughter. ! ' J
and Prineville are entering floats,'
under auspices of their chambers
of commerce. , i . - ,
Floats so far entered in the
pageant are those sponsored by
the following towns and organiza
tions: Madurs, Prineville, Red
mond, The Shevlln-Hixon Com
pany, . United States National
bank, First National bank,- Kl
wanis, Lions, A.F. of .L., V.F.W.,
Eiicltson Food markets, J. C, Pen
ney Co., Deschutes Federal Sav
ings and Loan and Pine Tavern,
Gregg's Banner bakery, Rixe
Realty and Insurance and Bend
Autd Court association.
NO JOB TOO BIG OR LITTLE
Fill dirt, top soil, red cinders
and black cinders for drive-ways.
Rocks removed. Basements dug.
All kinds of . evacuation. Call
Allison's Diesel Shop, 139 or 976
evenings.
2 GAMES SET
The Bend Junior American Le
gion baseball club will be matched
with the Redmond junior team
in the first game of a double
header tomorrow In Redmond.
Game time is 1:15 p. m. Prine
ville and Madras will meet itj the
second game.
Bend players will leave from
the Bend high school gymnasium
at 12 p. m. tomorrow. Coach Ev
erett Gettmann previously stated
that players would leave Bend at
1 p. m.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1033 Brooks.
WE KNOW HOW
to raise or move your House, put
in Foundations, concrete Porch
Floors, Steps and Walks that will
please you.
ALBERT WRIGHT
Phone 338-J 1232 Milwaukee
BULLDOZING: La n d clearing,
basements, stock ponds, etc. D-7
Caterpillar with 11-ft. tilt-angle
blade. Rose & Melrose, Carroll
Acres Store, ph. 59-J.
EXPERT Repair service, Brlggs
& Stritton engines, all sizes,
original factory parts, factory
trained mechanics. A 1 1 work
guaranteed. Authorized Service,
228 E. Greenwood. Phono 1779.
For Ment
3-ROOM furnished apartment,
bath facilities, all utilities paid.
Adults only. 745 Colorado, phone
1316W.
1 RM. FURNISHED apt. at 344
Wall St. Call 1282-W.
STORAGE SPACE: All metal
bldg. with cement Iloor. Will sub
let any amount of space needed.
Centrally located. Call 23 W or
stop at 1924 W. 2nd lor details.
BEE HIVE TRUCKS for clean
hauling. No restrictions. You
drive yourself. Mileage and hour
ly rates. Phone 1177-W. Jack's
Richfield Service Station, 510 K.
3rd.
ALL LIKE' NEW; low priced.
Light walnut daveno, makes ribln.
bed; matching arm chair; heavy
Ponderosa bedroom set, finest
Sealy mattresses; chest of dtaw
ers, mirror, studio bed, lamps.
Colonial rug. large Tappan kitch
en gas range, elec. hot water
heater. Hot Boy automatic gas
heat circulator. C. J. Brandt.
Phone 14-F4. Turn right at 10th
St., ',. ml. olf Greenwood.
FURNISHED DUPLEX, 1 Hr.,
large rms., clean and cool. Pvt.
batn. One child welcomed. Phone
853 J. 1324 Albany.
4 RM. MODERN house; refilg.,
garage, kitchen range; no furni
ture. Adults, children under schl.
age only. No dogs. See al 111
Jefferson.
3 RM. FURNISHED apt. Chil
dren but no pets. Inquire 535 S.
3rd. '
FOR RENT: Pleasant, clean
sleeping rms... close in on bus
Inn. Pvt. entrance, flume, ami
light cooking privileges. 513
Delaware.
SAW FILING, gumming, ham
mering, band naw welding, sander
ocits, Dana saw biacies, new nan
dies hung in tools. Sexton Supply
& Saw Service, 1195 Wall Street.
CALL SUTTON 1368J for
cleaning. We clean windows, wall
paper, kilsomine, painted walls,
woodwoik, outside of buildings,
Venetian blinds, upholstery and
rugs. We clean and wax floors
with heavy equipment. We do
janitor service. We manufacture
and sell pine sweeping com
pound. We have been in this busi
ness in Bend since 1933. Satis
faction guaranteed.
WELLS and drain holes drilled
anywhere In Central Oregon, any
depth. ree estimates. I'll, lbia,
851 Roosevelt. Box 961, Bend, Or
egon. J. W. Cunningham.
CARPENTER WORK: New con
structlon, rough framing, remod
eling, cabinets, bullt-lns and shop
work. t. w. page, pnone oou-fti,
general contractor.
Services
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain
holes shot. Free estimates. Phone
1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes.
210 Davis Ave., Bend.
MOVING VAN SERVICE: We do
ALL the work, packing, wardrobe
service, crating, forwarding,
STORAGE. LOCAL AND LONG
DISTANCE MOVING. AGENT
FOR BEK1NS VANLINERS.
BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER
COMPANY. 222 IRVING AVE
NUE. PHONE 444.
COAST BLACKTOP PAVING
CO.,
2305 Awbrey Rd. Ph. 1623
Asphalt pavrng, asphalllc con
crete, light grading, Scoopmobile
work, fill dirt.
CUSTOM BALING with John
Deere automatic pick up wire bal
er, 18c per bale or $5 per ton.
R. Schwab, Rt, 1, Box 70, Port
land 66, Oregon. Phone Sunset
4351.
STEAM CLEANING any place in
town or in the country; daytime
or evenings. Evenings preferred.
Running water and electricity
necessary. Stolnley's Garage,
1031 Harriman. Phone 231.
LAWN MOWER. precision
grinding, one day service. Phone
583. 633 Harmon Blvd.
MOVING, packing and cratlnR,
fireproof warehouse for storage.
Open all day Saturday. Agent for
Hunt Nation-wide service. Hoi
man Transfer, 201 Irving, phone
987.
GULICK'S TRUCK Service. Live
stock and general hauling. If you
have livestock to move, we are
equipped to do the Job. Phone
790-W.
SEWING MACHINES, vacuum
cleaners, repaired or rebuilt, nnv
make. Sewing machines rented
by week or month.
ANDERSON'S SEWING
MACHINE CENTER
State and Tumnlu St,
Phone 802-W
LAWNMOWERS sharpened, also
grass shears, shears, knives,
saws filed, door closers repaired,
keys made, safes, cars opened.
Open 9 to 5. Henderson's Shop,
1367 E. 2nd-
LAWNMOWER DULL? PUSH
HARD? Our precision lawnmower
grinding machine will give it the
easy running and keep cutting
of a new one or your money
back. Mowers for sale.
Carl Austin, Bond Greenwood
Rixe FOR SALE Rixe
Phone 535
HOMES
$11,000 3-bedrooni home on Harmon Blvd. Automatic oil
pipe boat, fireplace, hardwood floors, double garage.
$ 8,800 New 2-bcdrtwm home on river. Basement, hardwood
floors and fireplace. F. II. A. loan.
$ 8,500 4-ocdruoiu Home oil Uat side. Paved street, 2 lots,
furnace lieat, also, modem 2-bedrobm rented. All for
only $2,000 down. .-...'
$ 7,000 2-bcdroom plastered home on paved street, full base
ment with furnuce. $1,400 will handle.
$ 7,000 Duplex up and down, completely furnished, rents
for $110 per mo. $2,000 down.
$ 6,950 3-bedroom home on Ogden, one block from Ken
wood school. Garage has suitable warehouse storage
spuce. $2,250 down.
$ 6,450 4-bedroom home on west side. Large landscaped yard
and double garage, $2,7fiO down, balance $35 per month,
$ 6,000 2-bedroom modern home on river. -
$ 5,500 i modern homes. One lias basement and furnace.
Both will rent for $100 per month. $1750 will handle.
Or will take late model car.
$ 5,000 3 bedroom home on west slue. Owners must sell
quickly. $1,500 will handle.
4,800 New modern homo on west side. $1,350 down,
$ 4,200 Nlco. modern homo and gurage with 2 lots.
$ 3,050 2 bedrooms down, one lurge bedroom up, includes
wood stove and oil If eatrolu, located at 44 Lake.
2 Lois on West First with river frontage and paved street.
FARM ACREAGES
$75,000 Stock ranch. 11,500 acres deeded some out range,.
river ami erct'K tnrotigu property, nee water with olio
acre now cull h ated. Will run 800 to 1,000 head. S hed
room modern home, btinkhoiiNc, barns, corrals, etc, $22,
500 down. 10 years on balance.
$35,000 Hit: ititmt oeuitiilui hhii 111 Central Oregon. 400 acres
bordered lor 3 miles by Oeschutes Illver. tree Irriga
tion wulcr and sprinkling system. All kinds of fruit,
imtM, grapes, berries and 1,000 peach trees. Will also
run 50 hcud of cows. Two sots of Improvements. Terms.
$12,000 80 acres In Tumalo district with two sets of Improve
ments. $ 8,500 40 acres. Level, no rocks, all cultivated and Irrigated.
New dairy burn with milking equipment. Smull down
payment.
$ 6,500 80 acres. 20 shares of water. House and outbuildings
In fair condition. $1,11110 will handle.
$ 3,500 4 acres Irrigated. Kuspbcrrlt's, gootl garden, 2 chick
en bouses, brooder house, cow burn, 4-room house.
I'uvi'tl routl ut Ulukely Heights. $1,700 down. Balance
at $20 per month,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
$75,000 DELUXE MOTEL. 11 units, and 4 apartments. Su-
perbly constructed. Completely equipped and In ex
cellent condition. Terms.
$28,500 IRANSI EIt und STORAGE, Includes office build
ing, living quarters for 2 families and three trucks.
Snows excellent net. -
$22,500 MOTKL. 8 modern units will) living quarters and
office. This is an exceptional vulue. Books oien for
liiHiH'ftion. 1918 net of $i,(ltlll.
$'0,0110 l'ONTIACWII.LVS SALES and SERVICE. Shows
over $0,000 net for first five months of 1049. No listed
car stock to luke over. Excellent lease.
$10,800 SEItV ICE STATION CAKE on highway 97. Has
bottled brer without competition ulong with 4 cabins
and 3-room living quarters.
$ 7,500 Service Station located Just south of Madras city
limits near Prineville culolf. No irns Inventory. Gas
pitlil for by meter reading. Includes 1-bedroom home.
lerms.
FOR WELL and drain hole drill
ing call Lee Grimes, 224 Davis,
phone 975-J or 1252-J.
FIX FLOOR SERVICE
Floors laid, sanded and finished.
Free estimate with no obligation.
Phono 2103 J-3.
Ernie Itlxo
Phono 751-AI
Art lilxe
Phono 215-tf
Orval Johnson
Phono 704-M
.loo Tlltlen
Phone 1732-W
home
oflns r, insurance
901 Bond Street
Phono 535