The Bend bulletin., July 21, 1949, Page 11, Image 11

THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON"
PAGE ELEVEN
Planet Pluto
May Have Been
Former Moon
II) I'lllll I . I'.IIU
lUMU.I V,,-,m H.lfii. Wltr
New Vol k Hi'' I'liilu, now lilen-
lllll'll In 1 1 1 1 Silllll' M'Ktl'lll lilt II
pluni'l, limy mice lilive Ih'i-ii ii
IIHMlll, I'llrllMI! Illllllllll Nl'lillllll.
'I'lir iiiisHllilllly Dial (lie niiiiiII
pliHiel limy liiive rluiMHi'd llh plni i-
ill III!' Universe llllH I II llllHI'll
ly ll. tji'iiinl I'. Kulpci', UiiIvit- j
nliy of ('lili'iii:o nsiiiMKinii'i, who!
ll'IN JllHl IIIIIIIHI1K I'll fill' llkl'IIVI'IV I
nf a .'mill iiiuiin In tin- hiilur nvv!
tein.
Kulper Bald sluillcs an uncli'ii
way In ili'ifiiiilnc whether I'lutol
Hliuii'il lis llli- iik n ihlril inniiii in
N'i'iliin iiml whm ii'iii'il In ul
Ci i'.il nifcinlc uilii'iival.
Tin1 smite iiphiMvnl iiImi may j
mm' i'iiiimmi mi- "iiarKwaur iiui-
Mini nf Till hint Kiili'llllc In
Ni'iilimi'. Tin- ni'w moon, how
ever, has IMi' muni' niiilinii iih
Ni'IiIiiiic ami tin' Ntuilli'N may
Khuw why Trillin iniiilr a hwIiik In
thi' iiiiiihIii' lli i'i-1 Ion of Nep
linn'. Eiuiler Ihls year. Ir. Kulper
liniiiiiimvil lln iiihnIIIi' illscovi'iy
of ihi iirw Ni'iiiini moon iifirr
ollHl'1'VJltlcillM lit Ml lllllllllll lllltUTV-
nloiy. whlrh Is oM'iat!'il Jolnily
hy I hi University of Ti'Xiih mill
Ihi' University ol Chli'iiKu.
Nil I'm' liokliiK for II
Till' lll'W IIHHIII Is !.IMK).KM) tlllll'K
from Ni'ptiiiif ami .'I.ixmi.iiiki.ijimi
null's from lhi iiirth. It In ko
mnull lliut 'ihiiis llii- lilXMnch
"lilK rye" ot Mount I'lilumiir
wouldn't pick It tip.
I'r. KiiHr I'stimiiti'H that the
inooii Is .'Ml.lUMI ilini'H fainter with
the nuked eye.
'Pie nati'lllte In U'llevivl to lie
only L'ihi mileH In diameter. 1'
times mnaller mid -'.Ml t Irttc-tt faint,
er than the first xutelllte Triton,
which whs discovered In IS Hi. Iik
mannltiide of I'.i'n ilcKi-ees uuikcs
It the (Mliitcs! moon to date.
I'r KulM'i's ohKi'ivalloiiK Willi
I he KJ Inch reflcilii telescope at
MclMmald otiKervalory hIiow Huh
the new moon, moving: In nearly
the mime plane as Neplune. re
quires two yearn to eompleti' Its
cycle. The earth'it moon completes
Iih orhlt In ohe month.
Moon's Direction ImportniK
'"llie dliei-ttoii of nioilon of the
new Hiitelllti' Is paitlcula: ly Im
Hii'lant, lor It Is In reverse to that
of Triton." i'r. Kulper says. "We
hope in further nIuiIIch to leimi
more alxiut the i-iiinclysrn that
made Triton swine. In the iippo
site direction of Neptune. Stir
illi-s may also ilelermlne whether
I'luto Htartetl Us life as a third
katelllte to Neptune and was
elected In the upheaval that
caused 'lYiton to move In a re
verse direction to Iih planet."
tr. Kulper Hald the name of the
new moon will Im announced
Unit year, he discovered a flfih
North Redmond
Norlh Hgilinonil, July 'Spe
dull Mr. and Mis ll"l Clhhlei'
and Hon, liwaue, and iln i: Ii ''.
Iii'iuiii, of Kamlaii, Ida., anil Mis.
lilllieil Toll mid Hon, Teddy, of
Lower HiIiIkc, called Sutm dav
iilleiuooii at the I'aul liillllili
home, Mih. 'l oll and Mm. Clhhler
ai ) HlHleiH and lire old iicipialiil.
allies ol linlli the lilllfUhs.
Tui'Hilay evening ealleiH at llie
I'aul Clllfllh hoiiie weie Mi. ami
Mis, W, It Null, Mi mid Mm.
Waller Null iiml danchlei , Monu
Ij'C. of Salem.
Itli'hiinl (iei iiml wife, llonnle,
anil dauKlilei, liiuhiirii Jean, of
Tariimii, arrived Sunilay at the
III lice l.lnilquli.l home. They
went lo i;ui:eiii' Kiidny to vIhIi ii
hlolller iH'foie 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 to Til
loiiui, (Jee Is the win of Mrs.
l.indiillHl.
Mi. mid Mrs. I'aul fliiffllh were
Monday nlnlil dinner kucsIm at
ilu home ol Mi. and Mih. Wilbur
Woolhlse.
Mr. mid Mix. I,. W. Kerriiison
and koii and ilmiHhtci- of Tulsa,
('Ida., who had been vIhHIiik
fiienilK and relnllvcH In Itediuond,
left Monilav lo visit relative 111
the Wlllani'elti' valley. They will
reliirii i'Tlday to rieilmond hefore
leiivlni; t licit" Inline In Tulsa.
Mih. IM lliiuer, Mr. mid Mih.
Wllhur WoolhUer, Mrs. I.loyd
Harold mid daughter. l-ols Ann,
Mr. (Jeorife' Kali field. Mi h. Carol
Wheeler and two KrandHoiiH. mid
MIkm Maude Scovllle nillisl Weil
ni'silav al the I'aul (hlfflth home.
AI Ulcf of itlchiiiiinil, Ore., was
a week-end lilii'Ht of the It. J. Kill!-
Htl'OlllH.
Mih. I-cii II. Klshliiirlf mid Mih.
Waller Naif and Moiiji I,ee call
ed on Mrs. I'aul Ciifflth Thins-
iday morning. Mrs. W. H. Naff
called In the afternoon unci Mr.
mul Mih. Harold Pleison and Ju
I lene and l.ynn rnllitl 'nnirsday
i evening.
I Mih. I.lovd lliirold took Mr.
I'aul ii Ifflth to Head Thursday.
'Mih. Hump Jordon accompanied
them.
I Cullers Saturday dui Ink' the day
'and evcniiii; mi the I'aul Ciifflth
( Ilium' were Mih W. H. Naff mid
j son, Jack: Hi nee I.lndiiilst and
I Hon, and Mm. Wendell lleihlson. :
Jack Nafl was in chai'Ke of the
moon lo the planet I'ramiH, which
has now Ix-cn named Miranda. It
Is iH'tween Ur.iiiiiH and Ariel. In
' Shakespeare'H TeinMHt. Mlrnnda
Ih llie Ihiee-yearold daughter of
j I'rospero, who liesounlit Ariel to
protect Ills llllle dauKhter.
! Also Veteran In Study of Munt
It. KuIh'i'h work has hroken
'into the news many I much. Also
'in 1'IH, he announced that his
jsluilli-s al MrlXinulil Hhowed tin
I pn sc. ice of iKith raiiHiii dioxide
and small (pianiltlex of water and
Krcen areas on Mars, consistent
with the preseiuv of mosses mid
lichen.
The-' observations meant Unit
life prohahly does mil-now exist
mi Mam hut that the planet at
one' lime may have Ix-en n husy
world, arcordlni! to some sclen-tislH.
Sunday evenliiK wrvlcc at the
I'oweli llulle church In Ihc ah
Heni'i- of 1). I,, I'eiiliollow.
Mm. I). Hlckunl of Olyinpla
rutin' heir Monday to spend a few
iIuvh at llie home of her sii.ler,
Mi l. I'aul Cillllili, uud iilso to
vlNll Willi her ilau)htei', Joane
and (ienevlevi- Mrl'licctem.
Mi. and Mm. I'aul Ciiffilh und
A if tit It Kief of I'oweli llulle were
Sunday dinner nuests of Mr. and
Mm. W. H. Naff.
A picnic wiih held Sunday ul
the i li-ii I'l'iiiiHon home
Ink I In 1.. W. r'ei itUHOii family of
TuIh.i. .Sevenil oilier families of
tile I'ei'nUHotis were present.
Jack Naff attended chinch kit-
vice Sunday inoi lilliK lit the Chris
llan church In liend and hihik "
j special lilimU'i', ' ,
1 Mr. mid Mrs. I.lovd Harold and
Iils Ann called Friday evenlnK
:at the I'aul Cilffilh home,
j Mrs. W. Wane and ilaunhtei of
.C'orhett, C)re., weie wi-ek end
KUt'Sl'' of the It. J hiiRSt loins.
S.W. Redmond
II. Wilcox and Mrs. C
Soulhvent Itedmond, July 21
iSpeelali Mr. and Mis. John Sax
ol I'oweli lliiiic visited Kriilay
wllh Mr. and Mm. John Duller.
Mr. and Mm. Itoliey l.udwlg
and son, Hobby, of I'oriliind,
Kpent Wednesday and Thursday
with Mr. and Mix. Churles Wil
den. The I.udv.ii(s an iiiovIhk to
Culifonila.
Mrs. firner fJl't'lfK of Terrc
bonne visited Thursd ty with Mr.
honor-1'ind Mih. Waller Holt.
MIsk Noma Cliiisllaii spent the
week end wllh Doris Hull.
r red Wiiclit spent seveial day
Ihls week wllh the Owen ISiown
family.
Mi. and Mrs. Hay Surface and
family und Hetty Hamsey pic
nicked ul Shevlin park Sunday.
Hliind and Weyman Sheffield
culled ut the Itay Surface homp
lust week und moved their com
bine lo Jefferson, On.
Mr. und Mm. Milfred Wallen-
buiK und dauKlilers and. Mr. and
for Jean linker m t. home of
Ann Koaiih of I'.edmond,
Klchaid and Ijiwience Holt
spent Sunday wilh Jeiry JJnlow.
Mi. and Mrs. John Haller called
recently at the Don Woddel and
l-siei (iaibiil homes al Tutnalo.
Mi. and Mrs. Jim Orlfflthx and
family spent Sunday at I'rlnevlllc
where Jim played busebull.
Mi . and Mis. D. Hi own of 1'iine-villi-
vislied Sunday wllh Mr. and
Mis. I.yle SweaiiiiKen und family.
Mis. John Haller and daughter
culled on Mrs. l-o Wilson In Hed-
ITlfiod Thiit'iiliiv
Mi. and Mm. Walter Holt and ! "'liK' '" l'nderosa pi no and 18,oot)
Floyd Holt and family called at UM -."lore or lesH. lodKepole
the Milfred Viller,!.uiy home 'ln,! uwtimlx'r. Sealed bids at
Wednesday companled by retuired payment
Mi. and Mrs. Owen Brown nr.d "''''Ivt'd by the Forest Supervisor
f.n. Clenn. vhiled at the Kav,. ! I''lr to 2:00 p.m., Stnndnrd Timp,
Itein home In I'linevllle Sunilay. UB" :". w' t,ns..,ere
' ! the equivalent of an oral bid and
posted for the information of all
NATIONAL KOKKHT 'I I. Mil Kit provement on the area cut over
I OK SAI.K
Oral auction bids will be re
! reived by the Forest Supervisor,
Host Office HuildinK, liend. Ore
gon, beginniriK at 2:00 p.m.,
Standard Time, AuKust 1, lfMil.
lor all the live timber marked
or (li-Hl:nuli'd for tuttiiiK and ail
rnerchantable dead tlmlier located
on an area embracing! uliout UK)
ai-n-H within Sections 2H and 3.'!.
i T. 20 8., It. 9 K-, W.M.. lookout
Mduntain Area. Deschutes Na
tional forest, Oregon, estimated
to be 022,000 feet H.M., more or
Mr. Walter Holt drove to The
left early Monday for I ,,,. Morl,.iy Iln(1 viht0lJ wt,
Mrs. I..
W. I'ond
t oiviik wiisn., utter visum ; at ;M. ,, MlH Am,v UI1(1 Mr,
ine t . e.. reriiuson mime. I ney ,, MK f;,.,,,.,,,. Francois,
will visit the I'aul Slanurd family Utin Inmond and Kmestlne
there before lelurnlnK to their j u,,n,.r recenlly ulti'tided a shower
home in Aberdeen, SI'
Mr. and Mrs. Chuiies Wiley and !
house Kiiesls, Mr. und Mm. Don I
Helps und Dickey of Sun Fran-j
isco, mid Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ,
Wiley picnicked at Shevlin put k
Wednesday evenlnif. ;
Krrol Clevenner visited over
the wis'k end wllh his ciundpar-'
enls, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiley. '
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Malison ;
of Detroit visited with Mrs. Matt
son'K lilolhi'l ln law and slstei.
Ml. and Mrs. Oren Jones.
The Heditionil Lutheran church j
Ik pluimliiK a work nlrdit ut the;
new church site ut 12th und I)
slreelK I'liduy I'Vi-ning ut R p.m.
L'xe classified ads In The Bulle
tin for quick results.
CALF SITS LIKK lHtfl
Chicago. 'Hi . 'Hie American
Veterinury Association Journal
reports that a farmer. W. R Kldd.
of Lawrence-burg, Tenn., has a
Men ford calf that sits like a dog.
Dr. C. Don Van Houweling, Chi
cago, said the unusual ositlon as
sumed by the fat yearling might
Im' caused by a weakness of the
hind legs.
bidders. No bid of less than $4.10
per M feet B.M. for ponderosa
pine and lodgepole pine will be
considered. In addition to prices
bid for stumpage, a cooperative
deposit of $1.50 per M Icet B.M.
to be used by the Forest Service
for the total cut of timber under
the terms of the agreement, will
te required. A payment of
$1,000.00 to be applied on the
I purchase price, refunded, or re
I tallied in part as liquidated dam
ages according to the conditions
of sale, must accompany each
sealed bid and must lie shown to
tie In the possession of oral bid
ders as a qualification for auc
tion bidding, if an oral bid is
declared to tie high at the clos
ing of the uuclion, the bidder
must immediately make the re
quired payment and confirm the
bid by submitting it in writing
on a Forest Service bid jorm.
The right lo reject any und all
bids Is reserved. Before bids are
submitted, full information con
cerning the timber, the conditions
of sale and the submission of
bids should be obtained from the
Focest Supervisor, Bend, Oregon.
176 183 192C
SERENITY SPOILED
Taos, N. M. 'Hi This little.
known town, proud of Its art col
ony and old world charms, ha
been Invaded by a trademark of
the 20th century. Taos ydlng"
trustees have voted to Install 2fi)
parking metets around the liuni
ness district to bolster the village
treasury.
CHIEF OF TROUBLES
Fort Worth, Tex. Ufi Bad luck
I came double for Police chief R. E.
for paying the cost of slash dis- Dysart. On the same day his of-
ihisuI and a cooperative deposit
of $2.00 per M feet B.M. to cover
the cost of tree planting, seed
I sowing and timber stand inv ! installed boulevard sign
licial car collided with an-ilher
vehicle, his wife got a traffic tic
ket for failure to stop at a newly-
NOTICE OF IIEAItINO
NOTICE IS HEREBY C1VEN
that hearing upon the Final Ac
count of Elmer E. Johnson, Ad
ministrator of ihc estuto nf
Etnille Mae Hac, deceased, Will
be held in the Court House, In
the County Court Room In Bend,
Deschutes County, Oregon, at the
hour of two o'clock I'.M. In the '
afternoon of Friday, the eighth
day of August, l'H'.l, und all per
sons Interested in said estate are
notified to appear at wild time
and place and show cause, If any
they have, why said Final Ac
count should not lie approved, the
estate settled and closed, and the
administrator discharged.
DATED and first published
this 7th day of Julv, 19-1S).
ELMER E. JOHNSON,
Administrator.
DeARMOND, GOODRICH St
FOLEY, Attorneys.
180-186-192-198-C
FLOWERS
Flowers for
Special Occasions
Floral Designs
Corsages
I'ree City Delivery
Wo Telegraph Flowers
Anywhere
0M'n Evenings and Sundays
PICKETT-
FLOVVEK SHOP ft GARDEN
029 Qulmby I'hone SSO
Now available again . . .
our own original
old charter 6 year old
Kentucky Straight
Bourbon Whiskey...
P5 Distilled by Old Charter
EPF" Bottled by Old Charter
Sjs Shipped straight to Oregon from
Old Charter's Louisville Distillery
The tvhishey that
didn't walch
the clock!
KENTUCKY'S FINEST
JiriMIVJlll uwunvvii
OLD CHARTER
STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY THIS WHISKEY IS 6 YEARS OLD
86 PROOF BERN H El M DISTILLING COMPANY, IN C. .LOUISVILLE, KY.
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Swift's TOMATO JU.CK, No. 5 can 23c
Starr Dee PEACHES ... No. 1 can 19c
OKKtlO.VS
Finest PUMPKIN.... No.2 cans 3 35c
VEG-ALL No. 300 cans 235c
We're proud of our low prices mighty proud of being able to make
them low enough to save real money for you. So we don't bide our
prices. We put them on every package, can and jar big and black
and plainly legible. You knoW immediately what each item you pick up
costs; and being a careful shopper, you'll appreciate the convenience
of being able to check the prices against the register slip that itemizes
each purchase.
ItF.M AltKABI.K TT
Green BEANS No. 2 cans 229c
DI'NDKE
CREAM CORN... . No. 303 cans 225c
Dundee TOMATOES. No. 1 cans 235c
HINT'S
White HOMINY No. 1 can 15c
Ova! SARDINES can 33c
In Mustunl or Tomato Suuee.
All Brands MILK tall cans 335c
Hunt's HOT SAUCE can 5c
Franco American SPAGHETTI. . . 225c
1 AP-V
Western Beer..-. ..case $2.98
Phis Deposit
Snowdrift Shortening. . . 3 lb. can 85c
Ailsweet Margarine ... 2 lb. pkg. 49c
Flavor Aid 3 pkgs. 10c
&
Zee FACIAL TISSUE pkg. 19c
Fabric Soft TOILET TISSUE. . 3 rolls 29c
PUREX i gal. 25c
Duz SOAP POWDER Ige. pkg. 29c
HKDKKM YOITR riSOCTOH 3t GAMBLE COUPONS HEKE.
Swift's CLEANSER 3 pkgs. 29c
Pvit Evtri Sineu 13 A MA MAC Ik 10
T " ) A REAL SPECIAL ON
&XTklr BOY5ENBERRIE5 12 full cup crate 1.49
tSJ APRICOTS 25 lb. luq 98c
S Medium size Tlltons
Extra Large Lemons 6 for 29c Sweet Corn ... 6 ears 29c
Sunklst 800 size Etr fancy IarKe e"
Medium Siie Cabbage ib. 4c Corro : 2 b"nctes 17c
3 Oregon grown large bunches
Gravenstein Apples ... Ib. 12c Rochester Peaches, Ige. bskt. 25c
The best apples for pies The peach for slicing Si cobbler
.Shop BOND STREET or DAIRY STORE for
Extra Nice FRESH EGGS!
HOME CANNING
Values!
Kerr Regular LIDS 3 doz. 29c
Kerr Regular CAPS doz. 23c
KEKK REKl'I.AK MOITH
Mason Quart JARS ....... doz. 79c
Parowax, Ib. 15c Sur-Jell, pkg. 11c
Certo bottle 19c
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McrreBS's HAMS
...lb. 49c
HALF or WHOLE.
MORRLLL'S
Ham Center Slices . . Ib. 75c
MORRELL'S
Sliced BACON . . . . Ib. 45c
LOCAL FROZEN
2 lb. average-
8 Steaks to a Package
Red Fryers ea. $1.39 Chip Steaks. . . pkg. 95c
FROZEN HORSE MEAT for your pet. Ib. pkg. 27c
FREE
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