MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
20,000
Classified Rates
HUM. I'AIII IN ADVANt K
20 WiiiiIh One. TImik Wo
2A Word Thnm TIiiicm II.M.1
M WonU HI Time. i.MI
All ar la aua 2r par wwia UMM
nwmbvr al Iiim, liana,
I)M Manlh fun, aama rapr, a day rata.
Minimum rhaig. allr.
Mna llala lit Capllala 10
ILailara lie Una, minimum luc
L'laaliis lima rlaaalllaila, II a.m.
PUplav AuvarlUIni ('bains' lima p.m.
traluua day, Una half uaga ar larg.r, a
p m. aatand dar piatlaua la publlralmn,
For Halo Real Ktul
HllANU NKW
K yuii mi looking for 11 new, 2
lie. Inline Hint In rcully well cou
nt ructcil ami well in i iiiikivI, hit
IIiIn home lit 7.1-1 Kunt -llli SI.
Must lit'hliiil Allen Helil.l. Also
Iwm Ik". tinniK'e. 'Mill price Ih
SI2UU, Willi $3;iiK down.
FARMS
l'JO ACKKS on paved lilejiwuv,
level, no rucks, hu ncres l ull Wal
ed, wnler right lor complete ncre
uge. 3 1 Ml. lioiiHe Willi Inclosed
porch. S-UM), 5KKX) cush, buluiiuc
II) years.
52 ACKKS Inhaled Jimt out ol
Ih'iiil city llmlm. c:av wuier, good
Imi'im, 3 Tin. limine, SKVXk). Limy
terms.
75 ACHKS, .K liTlgiilcd & culti
vated, IMieihm. 1 1 mi I. home. On
pavement, near Ik-nil. S73.HJ,
terms.
10 AC'ltKS. ; Irrigated, fair lin-provcitii-utH.
Ijiya peileet, line
crops. Siiuo, $S.tiM will handle.
WE IIAVK numerous other farms
At nini'llcn running III price Iruin
SISUO up.
HOMES
$73.V). .tlMMlrm. mod., fireplace,
gun heat. On Souih hlgliwny.
lioud iHiMnea loca I ion.
SSTitX), new IMiedrm. mod, on riv
er. 1-IIA terms.
SIO.IMK). 3-bednn., full baiu-meut,
Iiuiiace, hilwd, fliHUH, llri-place.
double uai'aie. IotH. (ood lo
cation. 'lerniH.
$751X1, -I iH-drin., mod,, alwi $.')Ti per
monlli ii-ni.il. 2 loin, paved nil cel.
51IHI0 will handle.
AUTO COUHT
S.TJ.IMK). 7 renlalii. Ilvlni;' ouar-
li rs. and i;as Million. Thin court
Ih III very k'ooil condlllon. Show
hit; kooiI Income. SKI.rxX) will
handle.
KIXK KKAl.TY
!HI1 lioud
I 'hone SXt or 173J W
" l-:. M. lit ICKNUM. 7tKAL T )lt
MM Itmnkn I'lionv :-'!
Near the ChnmlKtr'ot 'Commerce
(his ciuip., 1 ln mod.; U;e. llv.
I m.: nice kitchen and illiiellc
dlile. naiae; pave. $3tHK; STM
cunIi.
Verv Kuod 2 hi'., mod.; wlretl for
lane.i-; elec. waler heatei-. S7.rl
luriilshliik's Includ. t'liw to busl
nc.HH illst. S7.HI0; SI. Mm cash.
Cloud 2 hr., fully moil.; llv. ini.;
fireplace; din. mi.; sun -porch;
hsinl. nml iiai'me; r!as (urnaee.
1icaled on river. SlHjiK); $2(XK).
bill. I HA.
'1 br., fiiiiilslii'il. mod. home; west
Kldc; Kood cond. $X.i&; $137:
cash, bal, $30 mo.
Call Mr. iAJcklln 331
" annk i-xmiii-js, iti-:Ai;iit
;Ui Oregon i'honc 311-W
Alliaellve, clean cafe; 17 Klools;
clecliie eoiilpmenl. tirade A card.
I.IvIhk iiat ier.s. 1'iiKcon 2 apart
mentn. SKKX).
Don't miss this. Well hulll house,
altached KtiiiiKC "lid aparluieiil.
Some furniture. Only S7IHMI, $I."IX
down.
Kfduced from SlLfnlO to S'.KXIO.
Owner has moved. 3 iH'ihooms.
hardwood Honrs, fireplace, full
cement basement: slallniiiiry
tubs; double uaniKe. 2 lots. S-'.MX)
down.
On paved street. 3 moms; show
er; furnished; Has inline. $.'U(X),
$500 down, $15 month.
WHY PAY IlKNT? When SHfjO
down and $.15 per monlh will buy
a kooiI 3 bedroom home in a nice
location. Has fireplace, electric
waler healer. Wired for raniie.
(int'iiue. KXJ fool fronlaee. All
for $-1500.
WE HAVE ANOTHER nice llltle
3 bedroom, modern home; handy
to mills; Kits equipped. Price re
duced to $3750. wllh $1500 down.
AND TO It QUICK SALE we have
a very Kood, 1 bedroom home;
with iui'Ki' llvhiR room, kitchen,
nook, real nice bath, mid double
KiiniKe. AskhiK $3IK)0, with $750
down,
RKMEMHKIt, WE A HE HEAD
QUAItTEKS for rcslauninls, tav
erns, molds, fnniis and slock
ninclies, Ini'Ke and small. Come In
and talk IIiIiiks over.
.1. A. nunitEY, HEALTOIt
10.')!) Wall St. Phone 1,'I1!7-W
Across from Pilot Hutle Inn
WOULD YOU appreciate an out
slnndlnK nclRliborhood and a
lovely location on I lie river?
lirlck home wllh automatic Ileal,
flienlnce. sun porch, and huso-
menl. EHA loan available, l-llli
West Ehsl. Phone 332-11.
EVEHYTI IIN(J for coinforliililc
llvitiu: 3 br.. on cast side; auto,
elec. heat: hdwd. firs.; fireplace:
instil.; wcatlierslilpped; Venetian
blinds; nil. Karaite. l 1,000, fit A
limn, bid. cnsli. Cull C. .1. Umlh
or 1). H. Peoples, Mldsliile Itealty
Co. Phono '1115. We recommend
this as an excellent value.
Readers Check These Ads
- ,,,rN -I""Kj""
WANT TO SKI J.T I.lMt your prop-
l'"y w" lill.HEKT. A Winnie
'leal, und prompt, f leli-nl , coup
leum scrvica I your ut C.UIx-rt'a
tcous ncrvu:
Iteul listuto, 1U13 Wull St.
NKKU A IIUMK? Check the
Ucul of thu Day on KDNU B:45
a.m. full today and Iiihih-cI thu
listing ut Ollbcrt' iteul Kslule,
WIS Wull til.
HY OWNKIt: Mod,, 3 hr. house;
IiuiiIhIii'iI or iinlurnlNlii'd. .'lid
Kant lircenwuod. I'linnu 1703-W.
2 lX)M HOUSE: durngo nml
chicken limine, 1 ftiinlNlieil, Incl.
gus rungu ami oil healer. Terms
van be urrunged. Inquire at lldli
Alliany,
ALL STATE HEALTY CO.
Vacant. 1 hr., mod.; close to mills;
num. hot wnler; elec. ranue and
irfrlK. $2.r00 cash. $2!HHJ lelin..
2 hr., mod.; 2 nice lols; lue. new
pumice block workshop und tn
rae. A leal buy ut $.1500,
terms.
Vacant soon. Lovely 3 br. and
den on Harmon Blvd. Mod. In
every respect. I test of construc
tion throughout. $I2,(XXI, lei ins.
2 br., mod.; close In, on Wall St.
Ilsmt., wllh f urn. ; Hood caruh'c.
Cor. lot. $-1750, terms.
WE NEED LISTINGS ON 2 A 3
llEDllOUM. MODEItN HOMES
221 Crecnwood
Phone I(i7
I IOM EKI NDEItS AGENCY
228 Eiisl Third St.
Phone B0!) J
Larise 3 br.. mod.; full bsmt.;
plH-. furnace; new dbl. i;ara;e.
I-or only ShWY On ISewpoii. Call
for appl. Terms.
1 Vi a.; close In; city water nnd
service, Nice 2 hr.. mod. home;
2 yrs. old; wired for elec. raniie;
nice lawn, Good buy. $0050,
terms.
0 n.; close In. 3 hr., mod.; all
furnished. For $7tC0, terms. See
us on this one.
If you want a very nice G br..
lull bsmt... -I lots, ovcrlooklni;
river, call us.
Ix-t us show you what we have
in Acrcnc.cs, Farms and Stock
It. niches.
CiltOCEItY & MEATS; Rood locu
tion and Hood business; fixtures
Ml.OU) and Invoice slock: ittxiut
Siu, mm cash needed; no phone In
lormailon. Mldslule Kealiv Co.,
C. J. l.lndh and L). 11. 1'cupics,
ubove U.S. liauk.
Fuel
2 CORD 10" gr. slab. $11.00; 2
curd 10" dry slab, S1U.00. dellveied
In Bend. Ilou haul from yd., $5
per cord.) Cenirul Oregon Fuel
Co.. illume 201 W. D3U A St., Red
mond, Ore.
DRY BODY pine wood. S! u cord
by 5-Cid load. Phone S25. Rotz
Wood Yurd. Sisters, Oregon.
COAL GASCO BRIQUETS
PRES-TOLOGS
Order now. DON'T BE CAUGHT
COLD. Keep your luei bin FULL.
BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER
222 Irving Ave. Phone 411
PINE BODY wood; lti 111. $11 per
cord. 1:0I Division. Phone 703-R.
For Snle Farm Products
RED FRYERS, -0c lb. Red hens,
30c lb. I.lvewelght. Elder Hunch.
7 miles N. on old Redmond hwy.
YOUNG bred heifers or sale.
Also pasture for cat Ho anil, hay
wanted. 4 miles south and 1 ml.
west of Ijiplne. Fuss's mall box.
J. J. liuvlik.
NICE RED HENS. 2!)c live
weight, fryers 40c llvewciglil.
Mrs. Sid Conklin, One mile west
Petersen's Rock Garden, phone
1503-J-l.
MILK GOATS for side, trade or
rent. Buck und spring wethers
rcudy to butcher. Also ground
goat fertilizer nt ull times. Grolf
Ranch, 1 ml. cast, In ml. north
Carroll Acres grocery.
BULL SERVICE brought to your
farm. Also some nice locker bcel
und weuner pigs for sulc. Phone
151-M.
CONSIGN YOUR livestock to
Central Oregon Auction for the
highest prices. Sale every Thurs
day. Ben R. Smith, Mgr. Phone
12-R3.
For Sulc Mlscclliiiicous
GENERAL ELEC. refrigerator;
recondil loned, like new; $59.50.
Holpoint relrlgerulor; good as
new; $79.50. Sec these bargains
today.
ANDERSON'S
SEWING MACHINE & APPLI
ANCE CENTER
Cor. Statue and Tumiilo Sis.
Phone 802-W
4 (iOOxlti Life Guard tubes: 1
set OOllxlli chains, slightly used.
Reasonable price. See Murphy,
F'lre dept.
1 OIL STOVE, Silent Sioux, 1 yr.
imu; t iu o i in. S1.U: pju. xwi'i vv
llh.
USED MAYTAG washer; cheap.
Call after 5 p.m., 812 Columbia.
GUNS AND CAMERAS: Ger-
man (i.20 in 4,5 lens; speeds to
150; $20. Jap 1.20 In 3.5 lens;
speeds to 21X1; $15. 30-30 Snviige,
$35, Winchester 30-30, $10. Muu
sers In Hmni. Mod. 1917 spoiler
I.ed 3lM)ll, $55. 187'. E. Frunklin.
For
FULLER BRUSHES
Phono 1433-J
I'or Kulll MlMX-llttlllVIUM
TO SKIX OH IilJY: Used lurnl
tine, stoves, guns, dishes, and
misc. (Jouiu to, or cull Adding
ton's Second lliiml Store, 23M K.
First St., N. lllwuy. l'hono 1737
W. PIANOS
Here In your opportunity for a
good buy In a Baldwin Hplnel.
For a miuiire deal, wo Uennon
I'lano Co., Ii3 CJIIchiiHl, phone
10H7.
18 FT. ANOEl.US trailer -house;
'IH model. Inlaid tile fir.: bulune
cook Nlove; elec. lu-ul and brukes.
Nice $M picket fence and Hide
flapH. Sacrifice for $1175. Hank
will flnunce. Don Nichols, Shady
Nook Auto Crt., -105 Kant 3rd St.
PIANO KOIt SALE; Clarendon;
collate size. Good cond. 1135 llur
mou. Phone 117 J.
2 12-kiiukc pumps
I 10 simile shot
1 ItemliiKton Stundard typewriter
1 lot In Sisters, Ore.
1 rlim set
Will take 32 Winchester or 30.00
In trade. Cull 2001 W -4 or write
Jim 11. Williams, Kt. 1, Box 2-li),
liend, Ore.
A LAItGE STOCK of used refrle
erators, rccond. and Kuur. from
$0!)..r0 up; used wringer washers
from $11)50 up. Also used .itito
malic electric ratines und Iron-
ers. Id h. treenwood, Oregon
Equipment Co., phone HUH.
RADIO TUIJES Complete stock
Phllco und other nationally
known brands. I u b c s tested.
Ik-nd Furniture Co.
LYON'S GARDENS
Tulip bulbs for full planting
rcudy, ull colors. 1004 W. 2nd,
corner of Portland.
MUSIC IXIVERS!
For small cost you can have the
IHMfccl set-up by InstalllnK a
Solovox. I'or reasonable and lion
est prices, contuct Benson I'lano
Co., 05 Gilchrist Ave. Phone lutr
For Sale I'sed t ars
BEND GARAGE CO.
"Our 33rd Year"
1017 Chevrolet Aeroseilun. Smart
two-tone blue; In top condition all
ways. Very clean $141)5
1!I17 Lincoln Club Coupe. Hand
some light gray; wllh V-12 motor.
Complete accessories; automatic
windows, and overdrive. Truly an
outstanding value $ll!)5
l!)3'.l Chevrolet 2-door. A clean car
in good mechanical order $11)5
1837 DcSoto Coupe. Dependable
transportation $325
l'.i.'lt! Chevrolet 2-door Sedan.
Only 32.000 miles. An exceptlonnl
car for Its age $345
19-17 Hudson G Sedan. Has over
drive, radio anil heater. Not
priced yet, so make us an offer.
Phone 193
HALBROOK MOTORS
Best selection of used curs
In town.
1949 Ford 4-door custom radio
& healer, white wall tires, lot
more cxlrus. New cur guaran
tee S1745
1918 Ford 4-door super deluxe 6
cylinder In tip top condi
tion $1235
19-11 Ford coupe $535
1939 Ford 4-door $-175
1939 F'ord 2-door $-145
1910 Ford 2-door .' $595
1939 Ford coupe $295
1939 Ford 4-door, GO-h.p S375
1937 Ford 2-door, GO-h.p $295
1935 Ford coupe 5P5
1929 F"ord roadster S75
1928 Ford 2-door $75
19-17 Mercury 4-door $1395
19-11 Zephyr 4-door $745
191G Nash 4-door "600" $1015
19-10 Nash 4-door $115
19-11 Bulck 4-door spcciul $0-15
1948 Pontluc 4-door Torpedo $1673
1946 Pontluc sedan coupe .. $13 15
19-12 Pontine 2-door $8-15
1911 Pontine 2-door $695
19-16 Oldsmohlle club coupe, de
luxe, radio & heater, hydninia
tic $1295
1912 Chrysler 4-door $845
193D Dodge 2-door $435
1911 Hudson 4-door $565
1937 Plymouth coupe $295
1938 Packard 4-door $215
1936 Chevrolet 4-door $295
1948 Kaiser 4-door. Tills car is in
tip top condition for only $1395
1910 Zephyr convertible $515
COMMERCIALS
1917 Ford pickup $1125
1916 Ford pickup $945
1937 Chevrolet pickup $365
1936 Chevrolet pickup $295
1917 Willys Jeep $925
Friday Saturday Monday
Buy your used ear from a
new car dealer.
HALBROOK MOTORS
Used Cnr Lot
Across from Pilot Butto Inn
I'or HJ I'sod Cars
l37 CIIEV. 114-lon truck, condl
llon fair. Phone 234-K before
10:30 a.m.
l'MO S.D. CIIEV. 4 door with ex
tras, $175, Phone 'lorn King at
173 ls-forc 5.
I'or ltd-nt
(1) Close In; 3 bedrooms. Prefer
renter with oil clrculallnK heater.
$05. (21 2 bedroom, modern;
wood range. $35. 13) 3 room,
modern; furnished. $3. (4) One
room cabin. $15. Anne Forbes,
Realtor, 30 Oreon. Phone 30-W.
2 RM. FURNISHED apt. No ob
jection to small child. Lights and
water furnished at $30 per mo.
62 Lake Place; or cull 151U-J2.
2 RM. FURNISHED, mod. apt.;
prl. bath; gas equip. Adults only,
no pels. Call upstairs, 015 Geor
gia. UNFURNISHED 2 RM. apt. and
kitchenette. Also rent 1 im. upt.
In exchange for Janitor service.
Utilities paid. Inquire 33 Gil
christ. Phone 13U4W.
FOR RENT Modern, furnished
3-room apartment Including util
ities and heat. Very neat and
cleun. Inquire 87 Shasta.
APTS. FOR RENT for winter
months. L Rancho Motor Hotel.
Phone l'J'J-Z. Redmond.
Wanted
WANTED TO RENT: 2 br.. fur
nlslicd house. Mr. Temple, F. W.
Woolworth Co. Phone 00-J.
TO BUY: Pair of oars for row
boat. Must be reasonable. Write
Box 8291. co Bend Bulletin. Or
phone 131G-W evenings.
TO LEASE:: 2 br. house, with
6 wks. rent in advance. Phone
11H6R.
WANTED TO BUY: Livestock of
any kind, any amount. Also
horses. Have cash buyers. See
Nick Chase, or drop card: Rt. 3,
Box 9G; or phone 790-W. Leave
word.
WANTED TO TRADE: Model 7
Mall saw for a MeCuilock saw.
Will pay cash difference. J. H.
Borden. Phone 1814-W. 132 Scott
St.
Help Wanted
ELDERLY MAN to do light farm
work and chores. Room und board
and small wages. Call Mr. Shav
er, 107, days.
AVAILABLE: The best one-man
business In city of Ik-nd. We pro
vide capital. Car required. Write
J. R. Watkins Co., 137 Dexter
Ave., Seattle, Wash.
WANTED: POTATO pickers. Ed
Duffy, Rt. 3. Box 130. Arnold
Dlst.
BEST DEAL IN WEST
New men making over $70 first
week. Many of our men making
over $8000 per year. Our business
growing rapidly. We need 3 men,
18-38, who are sales minded and
free to travel. Experience not nec
essary. Manager will soon show
you our plan. This is a real oppor
tunity to secure a connection
with a growing prosiwrous com
pany where you can work every
day If you wish. See manager,
Km. 10, Bancroft Hotel, 815 Bond
St., F'nday, Saturday At Monday,
7 to 9 p.m., Sunday 2 to 5 p.m.
Situations Wanted
MAN WOULD LIKE Janitor Job
or slmilur light work. Cull 12o5-
M ; or write P.O. Box bla, Bond,
Oregon.
Lost
LOST: Female Cocker honey
colored, 3-years-old. Answers to
name of Blondie. Lost Sunday
evening at Gilchrist. Phone 19i,
Gilchrist. Lambert Speed.
Services
DRESSMAKING and alterations.
1414 Kingston. Phone 1069-J.
CARPENTER WORK: New con
struction, rougli framing, remod
eling, cabinets, built-ins and shop
work. t . W. Page, phone boO-M,
general contractor.
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, drain
holes shot. F'rce estimates. Phone
1252-J or 975-J. D. W. Grimes.
210 Davis Ave.. Bend.
HARDWOOD FLOORS, laying
sanding, finishing. Also refinish
old floors, like new, free esu
mates.
CASCADE HARDWOOD
F LOOR CO.
221 Greenwood Ave. Ph. 167
KEYS MADE: saws filed; door-
checks, phonographs,- guns, bi
cycles, sufes repaired anytime.
niuvcs, out-ma, luuia aucu ,,1-iii-u.
Open 8 a.m. to 6. Henderson s
Shop, 1367 East 7nd.
SAW FILING, gumming, ham
morlng, bund saw welding, sander
belts, band saw blades, new nan-
dies huiiR in tools. Sexton Supply
& Saw Service, 1195 Wall street
HOUSE MOVING and raising;
large or small. Estimates gladly
given, tioiman rransier, m Irv
ing. Plione 9f.
TRAVELING Truck Crane. Do
Ing light or heavy duty hoisting
loading or pulling. R. B. Watson
Phone louy-J. 1036 uuivcston.
FOR WELL and drain hole drill
ing call Lee Grimes, 224 Davis
phone 975-J or 1252-J.
STORAGE PACKING
MOVING
To, from, or within Central Ore
gon. Good equipment and experi
enced men.
BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER
222 Irving Ave. Phone 444
Kervlr.es
GULICK TRUCK Service: LonK
dislanco livestock anrl hay haul
in. We pick up livestock for lo
cul murkets, Redmond Auction
house, or for shipment direct to
Union Stock Yards, Portlund.
I'honu 7U0 W.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
274. 1033 Brooks.
FURNITURE MOVING; dust
proof pudded vun. We pack your
china with care, hang your
clothes in our wardrobe. Local
and nation wide moving and stor
age. Hoiman Transfer, 201 Irv
ing. Phone D87.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF DESCHUTES
HARVEY J. EDENS and
GRACE W. EDENS, husband and
wife, Plaintiffs, vs. EDWARD
L. KEARN and DOROTHY N.
KEAKN, husband and wife, De-
lenuunts.
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, you, and
eacn oi you, ate hereby required
to appear In the above entitled
uourt and cause within thirty
days from the date of the first
publication of this Summons
upon you and answer or other
wise plead to the complaint of
the plaintiffs herein and if you
fall lor wunt thereof, the plain
tiffs will take Judgment against
you for the relief prayed lor in
the complulnt, to-wit: That the
pluintiffs be declared to be the
owners of Lot Eight (8) in
Block Eleven (11) of Awbrcy
Heights, according to the official
plat thereof on tile In the office
of the County Clerk of Deschutes
County, Oregon. "W herefore,
pluintiffs pray for a decree of
this court forever barring and
foreclosing any and all right of
the said defendants, and each and
ail persons claiming by, through
or under them by virtue of said
contract, in and to the property
any interest which they may have
thereof, lor and on account of
herein described, or any part
derived under and by virtue of
said contract mentioned and de
scribed herein, and that the said
contract be forever cancelled and
held lor naught and that all of
the right, titie, interest, lien or
ciaim of the said defendants, or
itiose claiming under them, in
i. in in sum leal property under
md by virtue of the force and
effect of said contract be forever
oaircd and foreclosed, and that
t no further adjudged and de
creed that the said defendants,
and each and all persons claim
ing by, through or under them,
have no interest, lien or claim in
or to the said property or any
part thereof, and that plaintiffs
be adjudged to be the owners in
fee simpie of said property and
every part and parcel tnereoi,
and for a further decree declar
ing any and all sums of money
paid by the said defendants on
account of said contract be ad
judged forfeited to plaintiffs as
provided lor in said contract and
tne lurtner sum or souu.uu is a
reasonable attorney's lee, and for
silcli other, further and different
relief as the nature of this cause
may require and as unto the
court may appear just and equi
table."
This Summons is served upon
you by publication in the Bend
Bulletin, a newspaper oi general
circulation, published daily in
Bend, Deschutes County, Oregon,
pursuant to an order made and
entered herein on the 16th day of
September, 1949, by Hon. Ralph
S. Hamilton, Circuit Judge, which
order requires that you appear
and answer or otherwise plead
herein within thirty days from
the date of the Iirst publication
of this summons.
Date of first publication, Sep
tember 19, 1949.
Duncan L. McKay, Attorney
for Plaintiffs; residence: Bend,
Oregon.
-4S-A4-bO-t;
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been
appointed administrator of the
estate of Lloyd Herbert Welch,
deceased, by Honorable tj. L..
Allen, County Judge, and all per
sons having claims against said
estate are required to present
them duly vermea to the under
signed at the office of DeAr
mond, Goodrich & F'oley, United
Slates National Bank Building,
Bend, Oregon, within six months
from the date of the first publi
cation of this notice.
DATED and first published
this 26th day of September, 1949.
V. L. PEiN HOLLOW,
Administrator.
DeARMOND, GOODRICH
& F'OLEY, Attorneys.
248-254-260-266-C
PORTLAND MARKETS
Portland, Oct. 10 IU1 Portland
butter and egg prices were un
changed and steady to firm at
opening of the week's trading
toduy.
' Butter Price to retailers:
Grade AA prints, 67c lb.; AA car
tons, 68c; A prints, 67c; A car
tons, 68c; B prints, 64c.
' Eggs Prices to retailers:
Grade AA large 73c doz.; certi
fied A large, 68c; A large 67c; AA
medium 58c; certified A medi
um, 57c; A medium, 55-56c doz.;
A small, 43c doz.; cartons 2c ad
ditinnnl.
Cheese Price to retailers:
Port land, Oregon singles, 39-42c
lb. j Oregon 5-lh. loafs, 44'i-45c
II;.; triplets, l'4c less then sin
gles. Premium brands, singles,
51 'no lb.; louf, 53'sc lb.
Mexicnn tortillas, pane a k e s
mitife of corn menl, hnve higher
nutritive value if made of a mix
ture containing one-tenth sesame
meal.
Daily
Plan for Future
(Continued from Page 1)
pact of the increased population
has been serious, he admitted,
pointing to general inadequacy of
school plants, housing, and gen
eral public services. Josephine
county's gain, 9G.9 per cent, he
gave as the greatest. Jefferson
county led in central Oregon with
a 65 per cent increase; Crook
county has had 45.5 per cent and
Deschutes 32 '4 percent.
Election Held
In lumbering, the era of con
tinuous production Is approach
ing. both In fir and pine areas, he
said.
The club's annual election was
held this noon, resulting in Don
Conner being named president for
the next calendar year, wltn Gor
don Randall as first vice-president
and Jack Wetle as second vice
president. Eugene Bucknum was
elected treasurer and Tom
Brooks, Irl N. Wagner and Fred
H. Paine directors.
Fire Chief Leroy Fox called at
tention briefly to fire prevention
week, now in progress.
me program was In charge of
Albert w. Nelson.
Chipmunks 'Join,'
Observer Insists
Ann Arbor, Mich ? Chip
munks, like people, have their
own unions and share-the-wealth
plans.
Harold E. Broadbooks, Univer
sity of Michigan researcher, stud
ied 557 chipmunks. He said the
little animals divide the forest
into sections and each chipmunk
may collect only the nuts on his
claim.
Broadbrooks said the average
male chipmunk forages 3.8 acres
and the female only 2.36.
STORM WARNINGS CP
Portland. Oct. 10 HP The
weather bureau ordered southeast
storm warnings hoisted at 12
noon PST, today along the Wash
ington and Oregon coasts for
southeast winds reaching 40 to 50
miles an hour off the Washington
coast tonight and 30 to 40 miles
off the Oregon coast and through
strait of Juan de Fuca and inland
waters of Washington.
The weather bureau said the
winds were expected to shift to
southwest to west off the Wash
ington coast early Tuesday and
off the Oregon coast and through
inland Washington waters later
Tuesday.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland. Oct. 10 u Cattle
salable 2700; calves 600; market
opening slow; early sales steady;
liberal supply grass steers unsold
early; load low good 985 lb. fed
steers 25.50; few early sales low
medium grassers 19.00 to 21.00;
common down to 16.00: medium
heifers 17.00 to 19.00; few 20.00;
common heifers 13.50 to 16.00;
cutters down to 11.00; early sales
canner and cutter cows 10.50 to
11.50; common and medium beef
cows 13.50 to 15.00; good young
cows lb.uo; common and medium
sausage bulls 14.00 to 16.50; ask
ing above 17.50 for good beef
bulls; good vealers steady at 22.00
to 23.00; heavy calves 20.00 down.
Hogs salable 1000; market un
even; Influenced by Hawaiian
shipper demand; early sales
steady to 50 cents lower; good
and choice ISO to 220 lbs. 20.50 to
21.00; good 350 to 500 lb. sows
16.00 to 17.00; feeders mostly
21.00.
Sheep salable 1750; market ac
tive, steady; good and choice
slaughter lambs mostly 21.00 to
21.50; extreme top 22.00; good
feeders 17.00 to 18.00; good ewes
b.00 to 6.30.
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Klamath Falls
Boy Is Suicide
Klamath Falls, Oct 10 im Ten-
year-old Larry Bailey of Merrill,
Ore., committed suicide by hang
ing himself, Klamath county
Sheriff Jack Franey said today.
F raney said the boy s body was
found last night hanging by a
rope from a tree two miles south
of Merrill. Franey said Larry told
an older brother he was hitch
hiking to Portervllle, Calif., the
family's former home.
Larry s father, Alexander Bai
ley, told the sheriff the boy was
lonesome for his friends in Por
tervllle and had been despondent
ever since the family moved to
Merrill a short time ago.
Violence Flares
In Coal Strike
(Br Unitad Praia)
Violence erupted in the coal
strike again today while a threat
ening situation developed In the
nation-wide steel strike at Inland
Steel company's plant at East Chi
cago, Ind.
In a third big labor dispute, a
strike threat arose against the
nation s 130 major railroads.
The brightest spot In the labor
picture was the 32-day old Missou
ri Pacific railroad strike, in which
negotiations were resumed with
"high hopes" of settlement soon.
In the coal strike, pickets raid
ed the non-union A. & M. Coal
Co. in Clarion county. Pa., setting
fire to the mine tipple. State po
lice patrolled non-union fields in
both West Virginia and fennsyt-
vania as non-union mines re
opened after a week-lone truce.
In the steel strike, pickets at
Inland's East Chicago plant were
ordered to stand shoulder to
shoulder to prevent management
officials from entering or leaving
the plant. But company spokes
men said they would continue to
enter or leave as the occasion re-
aulred.
There were indications that the
government soon might intervene
in an attempt to seme me nation
wide steel walkout, r ederal medi
ation director Cyrus S. Ching said
some action in the stalemate is
"possible" this week.
In the nation-wide rail dispute,
union officials representing 110,
000 firemen and enginemen re
jected the report of a presidential
fact-finding board which opposed
hiring an additional fireman for
each bie diesel locomotive.
The union ordered its ates"'
committee to resume negotiations
and to take a strike vote il neces
sary." Teachesrs
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filled the remainder of the morn
ing. A general assembly of elemen
tary teachers will be held Tues
day at 9 a.m. in the high school
gymnasium, with Dr. Elmo Stev
enson, president of Southern Ore
gon college, as the speaker.
At the afternoon session, Alice
Pendlebury, of Stands Grammar
School for Girls, Manchester, Eng
land, now associate art professor
at Oregon College of Education,
will speak, with "A Limey Looks
at America" as her subject. Dr.
Henry Gunn, OCE president, will
address a general assembly of
high school teachers in the after
noon. Arrangements for the program
were made by Wayne Foster, Jef
ferson county school superintend
ent, with the assistance of Mrs.
Velma G. Buckingham. Deschutes
countv: Chester L. Dalton, Har
ney county, and Cecil M. Sly.
Crook county.
An average of one of four
traffic fatalities is a pedestrian.
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Thousands Taken
In Czech Roundup
Prague. Czcchoslovuklti. Oct. 10
Ul a week long wave ot hi rests.
in which thousands oi persons
were taken into custody, wus un
attack "ugulnst the biggest un
ueigruunu network uncovered
since tile communist party cuino
into power," a communist source
said toduy.
Weil-uuormed sources said
those arrested were mostly law
yeurs, doctors und small business
men, wno disuppeured in Prague,
But reports irom Brno (Brucn)
In Moruviu. i ilsen in Bohemia and
Zilina in Slovakia Indicated the
drive was country-wide.
One source said tens of thou
sanus already had been tossed
into labor camps.
the communist source, who is
in a position to know whut Is go
ing on but who did not wunt to be
identified, said tne roundup wus
the biggest ever organized by the
communist government.
tine Vatican radio said in a
Czech language broadcast that po
lice forces had surrounded tne
small town of Svatylan Podska
Ion, near Prague, site of a college
for Catholic school teachers.
(The broadcast said the town
was "separated from the outside
world."
(It said it was belelved that the
police Intended "to use the vari
ous buildings of the school to
house the numerous arrests ca
ried out in Prague during the past
week.")
The communist source said the
government believed the Ameri
can army intelligence corps was
implicated in the underground. He
said the government roundup
reached an unprecented scale be
cause the regime was determined
to get the ringleaders and stamp
out the anti-communist network.
CONVENIENT FIRE
Columbus, O. iU?) Firemen did
n't have to go far to put out a
fire in the garage behind Leon
F. Johnson's home. The garage
is in the backyard of engine
house No. 15.
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