V
SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Local News
tivmi-kiuti itr;
Minimum yi'Mlcnliiy, 7H ilium'.
Minimum un liluht, Ii iliKirm.
lli'iiil mid vicinity Mimtly
I'liimly IliU nrii'riiiiiiii mill IoiiIkIiI
mill Sunday Willi a few HkIiI
Iiivit: IiIkIi IhiIIi iIujk 71175;
Intv lunlKlit IA no.
Mr. mill Mm. I'hlll H, Ilu k
ln(ilmni, of lli'iiil, Suil'luy run
I'linli'il ii two wi'i-kx' linir u wi'Hi
nil UiiIIimI Klnli'M mill Cmiuilii.
They wrlc iiri'iiinpiiiili'il tin Ihrlr
tili hy Mr. mill Mm. Crniifi. Hit
mull, of Tin Dullm. Mis. I lurk -liiKlimn
iiml Mm. 1 l i nun i m h
inn. Illlillnlilii nf llu trip In
rluili'il vmliN in Yi'lluwKtoiii- iiml
(illii lrr iiiillniiiil iii Kh In HiIh
mull i y mill l.iiltc I.ouIm' In ('ami'
da. Tin" t'inli'H iiInii iilli'iiili'il the
"Simiii'ii'" which Ih hi'lil iinmiul
ly In C'ulk'iiry, Allicilii, (.'iiwiilii.
Acciii'iIIiik I" Mm. Ilurlilnulmni
mini' filial) 1IHI.IMKI vlhllnm were
Ill I lie (.'miiiillun cliy fur the kIiuw.
)on I'. IVmv left yrmciilnv
nil n lliiccwi'ik trip In I he ciinI,
whcK' he will I iikc Kpi'iinl wurk
In mimic Hi- will ii 1 1 cm I Ih"
I-1 cil WiirhiK IihihIc wni knhnp lit
SwaniT nil I icliiwm c fur ll fci'i-W,
then will t'" lu C'hiiinlxTHhurn,
I'll., to Npi'iul two wci'kn at th
(.'hiUllaiiKi'n chui ill whwil. I'l'iicc
IH IIIIINlC Hllpl'I'VlHIir u f till' ill'llll
pulillc kcIiiiiiIh, anil illii'i'tur of
the llcml mtinlrlpiil liii ixl.
MI.HH Jlllll1
Smith. Miss llrace;,,,,,! Mr allll Mnt, uM.rl Welch.
Kirk mul Minn Klalue Smith, fmin
St. I'aul. Ore., arrived thin niter
ni ion to Kpeml wvetiil (liiya III
lleml nil the i; uct of MIkh Menu
luicey, nt the Imccy home on
III midway.
Mm. Kulh Muyo linn retuinei!
to her home In llciul from Hcd
muml, where nhe hii hecn citrlitH
for Mm. K. A. I.alnl, who la it.
ciiverlnii from n miuke.
l)alen for lli'iiil Camp I'lie
r. 1 1 Is ami lllue Minis to have their
pic i amp physical cx.imln.il lino
were aimoiiiui-il toilay ly Mm.
Jop Kliler. executive Hi'iielaiy.
Camp IT 1 1 nliiM will lie checked
WeiliicKilny, AiikunI .'I. ami lllue
HlnlM Tliiimilny, Annus! 'I. Kxatti
Inntionii will lie K I ven at 1:30 p.m..
Ill the health ilepiirlmeul olllics.
county courthouse. Itcdmond
glrlH who wirro not examined yen
tenluy In Iti'dmund Inay coimi to
llcml or L'et sllus from Ihelr lam-
llv iilivultiiiim. II was minounii-il
i ...... ii..... i ..i.i u ....,.i.i.. i.. I.ito Ulieiiil i lie services.
pies,.;,! at Hie courthouse on the! Mirylvcd hy the patenial
aiislH.ird date, she must m rmici- i Kiandparenls. Mr. and Mrs. Hel
lo have nn examination at an-,' Kl.iKsl.rK
other time. Mm. Klder said. I Mr. "'S. Joe loimm of
I .., v-ui.i-K"" Uly wcic rilday Kuests
... ,. i i
tors me in nenii in iiiienu uiu
wcddlni! of Miss Imlores Haul
man mid Merle Wcscoalt. "";
at Tliulty I'.plscoiml church. Itrl.,
ntlves of the WeM-ontls here lor
the oMcmony Include Ml. '"M
man mid Merle Wcscoalt. tnnle.ht
CLIP THIS AD
WANTED
Men 17 to 55 to Learn
REFRIGERATION
Come for Interview with
V. ('. T. I, representative at
Hotel I'llot Unite ri-KurilliiR
starting dates, IioiisIiik
and
employment. Interviews i
Monday ONLY. 1 p.. in, Io
P. m.
;. i. ArnioVici)
SEE
Ralph
Lind
FOR
MIRRORS
Resilverinq ,
Made to Order
Glazing
O Table Tops
MID-OREGON
Glass & Mirror Co.
153 E. (ireeley. I'lmno 1783-1
ROYAL
TYPEWRITERS
. '. . tho typowriter preferred by secretaries.
Both standard and portable machines avail
able. See them try them.
COMPLETE LINE
OFFICE FURNITURE
DESKS CHAIRS FILE CABINETS
EXI'KUT Ol I K E MACHINE ItKI'AIRS
Mahoney Office Equipment
Newspaper Editors
Cancel Bend Visit
Till' Nl'hl'llllll'll Klllp III Ill'llll
in-M week nf a (jump at iicwh
pilpIT I'lllllllH tllllll till' I'lisll'lll
hlnli' wiin riinci'li'il linliiy, acciinr
Intl In an iiiiiiiiiiiii'i'incnt l;y l'lnyil
Went, llcml uIiiiiiiIb'I' nf colli
ini'ici' iniinaiti'r.
Went wiliI Hint tin' Kiuiip, iiuik
ItiK a lour uf Ihn inn lliwryl uiidi'i'
the luiKplcm nf tin- I'aiiflc North
wi'Hl Travel iiHHiiiliil lun, nntlllcil
him tuilny llini thi iilnalnili'i' of
tin lour hail iH'i'ii canci'li'il In
ciiiihi' of tin' "phynlial exhnua
lion" of home of the iiifinhciii of
the parly.
The Id-nil elwimhcr hml plaiiueil
to lie hunt In the Kiuiip on llx
vIkII here.
Hev. WeKley Durliinil will hi'
Kiii'Ml Hpeaker Suniliiy innriiliiK
Hi I'll nl MelhoillHt chin rli, It uu
mmoiineeil today. Itev. I Xli liiml
Ik caretaker nl the Suttle lake
liiNliliito kioiiiiiIh. The ickiiIiii
pilNtor, Itl'V. ItUHH KnotlH, in 111
at hlx home.
Mm. It. K. Ilrown, of San I li-K'.
Mr. mul Mm. It. S. AiniMriuiu. of
San l'i anclhi'ii, Mr. and Mm.
John W. Spencer, of San .Iunc,
ami Mr. mul Mm. Itnherl A. Arm
ki 'inn. of Iilahlo. I'rleiiilN from
Lakevlew III limit lor the ocra
Hlnii liicluile Mr. mul Mm. V. (i.
Maimer. Mr. unit Mis Itnlil U.il.k
Welch In Lake county district at
torney. Mm. Uiulse M. I Inner returned
Thursday cvenhiK from a three
week v ileal Inn In Washington.
!shc vIkIiihI friends and relatives
.In Spokane unit Yakima.
Mr. and Mm. Nary Klttleson
have reiurped from Kliii;slni! H.
i Calif., where they attended fun
jernl services ior their liifniil
! t'l andson. Sicvcn Konald Swan,
i T In- tiles were held In KIiiksIiui k
, cemetery.
I The Infant, who lived only
thii'i' ilavs, was the son of Mr.
and Mr. Itoi'er Swan, .if Iju An
Keles. Mrs. Swim, the former
Helen Joyce, of IVnd, Ik the
ilauchlcr of Mr. und Mrs. Kltlle
son. Mrs. Oniric t'lummur. Ik-nil,
and Mrs. John Cllman, I'laccr
vllle, Calif., sisters of Mrs. Swan.
also miiilc the trip to Klncshuri;
Die inlani
at ihe Walter Jackson nonie,
at ihe Walter Jackson
lofi" Alliany.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth (.raham
,,. fM, .v t;0,-t S.indcml are
?Jn'. , , )( s , ,
. lcM.o .'lie has hcen
,,ined Hlchnrd. She Is Ihe tlaiich-
ter of Mr. mid Mrs. L. B. San
tiers, formerly of llend, mul now
of San Francisco, mul Ihe grand-daiigiiter-of
Mm. T. J. Sanders,
llhv! West Second.
Tlui regular social meeting of
Eastern Star grange, Tuesday
evening, July 2ii, will lie In the
form ol a surprise Hip for niem-Im-is,
Mrs. Del Maltson. social
chairman, has announced. The
group is to meet at the Eastern
Star grunge hall nt ubout 7:30
p.m.
Adcr this dale I will not he
responsible for any hills other
than my own.
Morgan Williamson. Adv.
ATTENTION, ELKS
Their ljidles. nnd out-of-town
guests: Be sure und intend the
dunce next Saturday night, July
23, at the Elkhorn Country Club.
Admission $1.2(1 couple, including
tax. The Entcrlulumcnt Commit
tee. Adv.
nr. F. H. C.'tieslnger will lie In
llciul Montlay, July 25th, Adv.
CAKP OK THANKS
Our heartfelt thanks to all who
extended comforting sympathy
and help In our recent sorrow,
hot' tne beautiful .service, floral
oUiiings and other kindnesses
during Ihe lingering Illness of our
dear daughter and sister, we are
deeply grateful.
Mr. mid Mrs.llerman Wuth-
rich and family.
Mr. und Mrs. Uouglas Can
troll und son, Donald Cicne.
' s Adv.
beautiful patterns nvnilable In
Spodc China at MEBEKGALL,
JEWELERS, next to Capitol
Thenter. "We Repair Willi Cure."
Est. 1926. ; Adv.
Paulina Airstrip
Site Inspected
I'linevllle, July Zl W. M.
Ilai Hell, mrecior ol the nl an
imal d of nciuiiauili's, who 'Jiiiiih
d.iy new over iiotu Vmliniiieuc
vailcy jioIiiih Willi lien ituiiiicr
ol eoivunis, cuainnuii ol tin
lion l it mul Ini iiiiicis of u suo
coiiiiiiiiiec iimiicu io aidiiie Doiini
in eHiaoiisiiniK Illifnl si l ips
IlllOUfillOUl till! SlUiC, IL'IUIIICU
nonie ycsierouy iiioiiiiiik-
i nc men Wfic joiiicu nerc hy
J. n. HoiH-rlii oi Keuiiionu, luciii
iicr ol tuc Biaiu imam, unu u iocui
ttioup mm piocccovu io rauuiiu
iiiuioiiuy lu mum: u nciccuou ui
pi opei i 101 umi HI ucvciupiiiu
uu u.i kilip iili'iu. Ii wan icpuiitu
uiut iuiiu, luiuuy auiii-u ior tin
iiuiiiovciiiiiii vi lounij witiiui
icnj mail u. nan Mule oi the i-uu-una
mull', wiiii Icicpllijiie hl-iviu:
ui naiiii, una at Inu i-uu ol u set
oiiuaiy niKiiMiiy uown tuc
eioonvd i ui' guijtc to 1'iincviiic
m nines away.
i or Lmj in Kmcnjeiuicn
'I nc visum aiuicii in. ii 1'nu
Una lias iH'en sen.'C'ieil u me sue
oi iiL'veioiuieni oi toe uiuy uu'
su'ii piiiimcu cub! ol me Cu.tCUuc
iihM.ii.a.ns huh ycur iota use oi
nn loctiiiun ior ciiieiKeocy innu
uiljs on luutc ol loK'o ooul lioiu
noun to souiu unu east to west.
ine local lesiiieiitu us wen Ui
iinniiH-in oi me bcU.e ucionudiKs
ouuru expiesscu tue oeuei tuui
u i dulliiu silij) win ovcuuie (opu
inr wiiii iiyui(( iiuiueis. ine kur
luunuiuii uieu m one ui uic lav
oieu nuuiiis oi ceiitrui uicuuil
inuie oeer.
i nc Kuocommlttecmen on the
InspLi'tiuii nip iiiviuueii jvUipn
..fijlllS, wnu opuiuic uu u.i
poi t ai iXiauon Una woo Was loi-
i.iciiy ,u ciiuiKe ui tne I'liueviue
pun, una A-ioa jouiison, uu
....iiioii iiiinusi.mi oi i-oiiiuiiu.
iuiij.li Lister, i-uuimu uisiiiei
siocMiiuii, inei the puny una was
sMicAiiini ui Ine toiiieieoce lor
ic.iiucuib ui tliut uisiiin. Ijulm
nii.li on tue puny were juui;e
. K. lkjwm.iu. County toua-
iiiuku-r uue ilthow und Joe
u. iiiomisoii, tne inner rcpivseiu
mi me ciiuiiuM.1' ui eoiiii.iciie.
1'lUllH Cull ior pICM-IIUlUUll to
Ihe buue uuura wmiiii u wecK oi
uiiiiiue iniuiiiiuwoii on piupvriy
lu. ii tan oe ueiiuiiea. It Is pio
puscu tuul tne tjuiuy roua iicw,
a.s soon us suiliciciii inosture litis
uccumuiuioi irom inn ruins, wil
uupiove uu.' birip, toe cost ol
wiuvii wilt oc puiu io ciook coun
ty oy tue state ouaiti.
Law Violations
Kesult in Fines
liaiiic v lontlitiu.s ieaullL'11 ul
five citations in oiice court yes
tci nay, iiicitiiiing one lor u lx.iiu
city lOiuiius&iuiiiY, v.uliuiii J.
u.u-1'. cuaigcu wiui vioiuiiug the
ousic ruie u.iu wnu ouving miii
oul an oK.-iuiors mense on ins
pciSOU, LkiCi', utuncss iff Kiv
vi. smc, was 1 1 1 it ci vo, wnu iJ
su.spc-iitleu if ne wm uticuiiee oo
seivo speed ius. ncpoits suueu
ne i uu occii iiuvciint; io nines
pci uuur in u u'iiiue zone, auu
nail Tu&scti in tue uuueipuad, oc
oil ociug Mopivd ui i mi ii unu
.timet. iicr puiu tue iu une.
i nonius riuospeui, ui, 01 60
Weoster street, c.iaiiicu wiui go
inj; u miics per hour in u
nine zone at i oi ti.inu unu cast
rust, uccivett u line, wiiii
io buspcuueu.
ilcriiiiin v alters, 2U, of BIG
Mapio i-itrk, ji.cuioru, lorieneti
i.) uall Dy iion-appeatance to an
swer cniiiges oi going u imics
per hour ui u oo-min) zone on
ouuln i nil it.
uioiiu iNorcott, U020 Ogden,
was lined iu, wiui to suspcuticii,
on cnaiges oi violating tuc dusic
ruiu ui uii'i'invouu unu luiril.
rr.iiiK ivu.ssen, ol in Dclu
wuic, cnurgcu wiin dnvtng u
iicviy )iin...asc(l cur wttuuui nn
opii.itors luciisi', received u ;
tine, with S2.al) suspendeit 11 he
shows evidence ol having applied
lor ii license within the week.
Enjoy
Helphrey Dairy Milk
. "The Besi Milk in Town"
Phone 590-J
HELPHREY DAIRY
118 Greenwood Ave.
Hospital News
Four tlx yciir-old children un
derwent tonsillectomies toduy nt
St. Chaiieii hospital. They lire
l.ynn Craft, Hon of Mr. nnd Mm.
Archli. I). Craft. 1417 W. Slh
street; Fred I'urdln, win of Mrn.
I'Jennos I'urdln, IMA Halllmore;
Unu Westfall. dntiL'hter of Mr.
umi Mis. A. W. Westfall, 28 Mind
er, and Ui Is Shuinute. (ItiUKhter
of Mr. and Mr. Knlph E. Shu-
male, 1111 E. 3rd street.
Mr. Uln Ulnlr, Jtedmnnil, wa
admit led to the hospital Inst
nlKhl. Mr. Ruth fitenrn, of
North Klchlnnrl. Wnh.. win treat
ed nt the hospital last nlKht and
releiised today.
Ihe following won fllmiKi
Krlduy: James TwIit, Post;
Amos A, Pierce nnd Kdwln Tor
kelson, hoth of Bend; Klleene Jor
dan nnd Mr. Joseph tilhhon, both
of Cllchrlst.
Farm Labor
Declared Ample
Salem, July 23 mi Available
farm labor will be sufficient
throughout Oregon for -the rc
mulnder of this month, the state
employment service mild today.
But hnrvestlni? of beans, pear,
early hop und other fruits,
grain nnd veKCtablp may re
quire several thousand additional
workers in August and on into
September.
Heaviest demand for farm la
bor In August Is expected to come
from western Oregon areas prin
cipally the bean nnd hop section
from bURcne north.
With a pear harvest stnrtlnp;
the first wek In August, Medford
expects to use 600 picker until
Uct. l. Housing Is scarce, but
camp and trailer space Is avail
able for well equipied families.
Benn picking already has start
ed in most of the Wllfemctte val
ley. But demand for outside help
will not be active until the first
of August.
Albany expects to use 1,000
more pickers. McMinnvllle ex
pected to use 300 or 400; Portland,
400 or 500, and Salem. 1.000. But
Hlllsboro, Eugene. Corvallls, Leb
anon and Oregon City are not yet
ready to make estimates.
The Kreewater district expects
prune picking to start early In
August, but along with other of
fices In eastern Oregon, foresees
no shortage of harvesters In the
next few weeks. Labor camps
mostly are full, but some farms
and outside places have housing
or camp space available.
League Standings
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Bulletin Classifieds Bring Resultt
Get Your Fresh
POP CORN
at the
Delicacy Shop
734 Franklin Ave.
5c, 10c 15c
25c 50c bags
Or Bring Your Own Barrel
Tacoma Killer
Sought in Oregon
Po-iland, July 23 "111 John
.Summers, 32 year old paroled con
vict sought on a charge of first
degree murder In connection with
the murder of an elderly Ta
coma, Wash., couple, today ap
parently eluded authorities who
spread their search across Ore
gon after Ihe victim car was
picked up by police.
State police, acting on a tip
that Summer had boarded a bus
for Salt Lake Clly, hailed the
vehicle at Maupin, Ore., but said
the suspect was not aboard. Bus
company employe had Identified
a picture of the wanted man a
one they had seen board the bus
early today.
With the bu lead proving fu
tile, officer wung their search
back to the Portland area.
Summers ha been charged
with the double-slaying of his
Tacoma neighbors, Mr. and Mr.
Howard Easlcy.
Their bullet-riddled bodies were
found, Thursday night by berry
plck-.-r on a Natchez pass log
ging road 50 miles east of Ta
coma. Both had been shot through
the chest with a high-powered
rifle.
A Portland traffic policeman
spotted the murdered couple's car,
a rJ.if cncvrolet coupe, last night.
Me followed the car Into the west
hills district, stopped It. and took
the driver to police headquarters.
The driver, Richard Aust Jr.,
24, Portland, was questioned and
then released. Aust told police
tnat he had bought the car Thurs
day from a man whom he identi
fied as Summers. He said he had
given Summer $100 in cash and
had cgreed to bring $30 more to
him ut a local hotel. When he
arrived with the money, Sum
mers had checked out, Aust told
police.
Police said no blood stains
were found in the car, which will
be Impounded and turned over to
survivors of the murdered tou
pie. Mill Pollution
Must Be Stopped
Portland. July 23 'HThe Ore
gon state sanitary authority has
ordered five pulp and pajwr mills
in the Willamette vallev to either
halt river pollution by the end
ofi IUjI, or shut down their
plants;
The authority yesterday also
ordered Albany. Sheridan, Cot
I Inge Crove. Sherwood, Spring-
neid and .Monmouth to report
their sewage disposal plans with
in 60 days. Sewage plans by Cor
vallls and Oswego were approved.
but action was deferred on plans
oyiweM oaiem ana loieao.
Afected by the pulp and paper
pollution abatement order' were
Crown Zellerbach at West Linn
nnd Lebanon; Publishers Pulp
and Paper Co. at Oregon City;
Spaulding Pulp and Paper at
Newberg. and the Oregon Pulp
and Paper mill at Salem.
The pollution deadline, Decem
ber 31, 1051. coincides with the
expected completion date of Port
land's new S15.000.000 sewage dis
posal system, which was given
conditional approval by the au
thority at yesterday's meeting.
DON'T DRIVE A
llrlvo to CAKROLL'S. It us five you a free esti
mate on the cost of rcflnlshinfr your csr. You'll
' agree that It doesn't pay to drive a shabby car.
Auto Repainting
Glass Replacement
CARROLL'S
Body and Fender Service
'040 llsrrlnmn
VIC FLINT
& tattered clipping from a newspaper- that X it might lead me to someone who f say, tacky, i hate to spend A week ) ,
was mv onlv claw to the G-note mvsterv. I knew the murdered jose. it's mobs up at that iakb aione. how'd you
was my oniy uaw io ine o note inysieiy. t LEAQ TQ A plEANT vacaTi0N. Jf ' V UkE T0 AlONS ? -
'THERE IS A RESORT OH, B4BY.' THEN . r-&TM-rmi rf" "N.
CAUEDIAKESIDEJUST AO YTHAT CLIPPING WILL WlFvIt USaYV vilrntiEfl I iM I', A V WOVIO . vi
MILES NORTH OF HERE. AND 1LEAD YOU SCffifWHERE, ViOET 111 fcAl,3 1 IB I J" Vf Ul fVft I 3afflI1
IT HAS A HOTEL CALLED AVIC xSsTS ' rvNO' 30?rtll..M V VL J I -J
Shevlin
S. lln, July 23 (Special) The
following births have been re
ported for Shevlin residents: Mr.
and Mrs. John Kussell, a daugh
ter, weight 9 pounds and 4 ounces;
Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper, a boy,
Johnnie Lee. weight 7 pounds and
2 ounces; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Cox, a boy, Bruce Glen, weight
8 pounds, 1 ounce.
Mr. and Mr. II. A. Smallfleld,
who were recently married, have
moved Into one of the cabins.
Mrs. Bertha Cervine and Mr.
and Mr. Lloyd Cervine and son,
of Los Angeles, visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
freeman and family Monday,
July 18. Mrs. Melvin Freeman is
a granddaughter of Mrs. Bertha
Carvhie, and a niece of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Cervine. ,
Joanne Jorgensen recently un
derwent a tonsil operation at the
St. Charles hospital.
Jim Tlnglcy left for Washing-:
ton Tuesday, July 19, to attend
the funeral of a friend.
Mr. and Mr. Harry Stengley :
and family" spent a few days last
week at Fort Rock and Silver
lake, visiting.
Mrs. Emery of California has
been a'recent visitor at the home
of her son and daughter-in-law, i
M.-. and Mr. Jim Emery and '
family. They took her to Silver i
lake Friday. '' '
Kulh Kunlger Is working at
the Paulina lake resort. i
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Freeman j
and family visited in Bend last
week for a few days with Mrs.
Isa Freeman and Mr. and Mr.
Eugene Myers and son.
FIXED FOR DRUNKENNESS
Charged with drunkenness,
three men, arrested on the New
port bridge, appeared In munici
pal court yesterday and were
sentenced. . .
Henry Paulson, 59, drew a sen
tence of five days hard labor, not
suspended, or a S20 fine, because
it was his second. offense within
a fortnight. His companion, Gil
bert Baker, 49, and Woodrow A.
Holder. 31. drew 10-day sentences
or $15 fines. Charges ol drunk
enness brought similar sentences
Ior r red Redmond, 41; Emie
Smith, 39, Weed, Calif., and James
O'Neil, 24, Bend. .
KICKS MAKE IMPRESSION
Chicago HP) Albert A. Zietz,
55, put his best foot forward and
impressed three bandits. Zietz
kicked put with a well-shod right
at each of the trio in quick site
cession after they had ordered
him to turn over his money. They
fled empty-handed.
The authority said Its decision I
would be referred to Attorney i
general (joorge Neuner before
written abatement orders are for-1
many sent to the mills.
State sanitary engineer Curtiss
M. Everts Jr. said the combined
wastes of the five mills were
equivalent to those of a city of
2.500.000 people.
DRUG LESS CLINIC
Physiotherapy
In Oregon, physiotherapy Is
not a licensed system of Drac-
tlce, but properly comafe under
the several branches of the
healing arts. While there are
unlicensed people using some
form of physiotherapy, the
Drugless profession, first to
recognize Its value and scope
set up a required course of
study In their law In 1927.
DR. R. D. KETCHUM
Chiropractic Physician
rhono 79 Bend, Ore.
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Body and Fender.
Upholstery Repairs
Phone 180
Mr. and Mra. Portr, who were
married recently, have moved In
to one of the cabin.
Mr. and Mr. Melvin Freeman
and family spent a few days last
week In Klamath Fall.
Mr. and Mr. Bob Posey and
family went to Oklahoma in
their vacation.
Mr. and Mr. Clarence Peterson
and family, of PortlRnd, are visit
ing telatlves In Shevlin.
Dannie Elktn of Albany, Is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Bank.
Mrs. Carl Lane is staying lh
Bend with Mrs. Earl Fuller.
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By Michael
Jim Emery anil his mother anil
brother, from Silver hike, went
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see her brother and ilster-in-law,
Mr. nnd Mr. Wayne Emery. U
returned Tuesday. Mrs. Jim Em
ery and children remained at
Silver lake.
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