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THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1949
Redmond and Vicinity
Redmond, Oct. 10 (Special)
Mrs. M. A. Lynch plans to spent)
several days in Portland this
week.
Mr. and Mi's. William Wareing
of Corvallls were week end
guests of Mr. and Mis. T. E. Lee.
Wnrolng is with the veterans re
habilitation agency.
Mrs. Lena Hartley has returned
home after, a two weeks trip
through California.
PEO members have scheduled
a rummage sale at Redmond
(Houk) Motors, Saturday, Oc
tober 15.
Mrs. J. R. Roberts left Thurs
day on the Mainliner to attend
a meeting of the state board of
the Daughters of the American
Revolution In Oregon City.
Mrs. Ray Bcssey of Tumalo
was a Redmond shopper Satur
day. Mrs. Cliff McCulloch and Mrs.
John Andrews, have been assist
ing with the potato harvest on
the McCulloch farm.
Miss Helen Keeney of Red
mond visited at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Keeney, last Sunday.
Culver visitors in Redmond
over the week end were Mrs. J.
M. Freeman, Mrs. Sine Klinn,
Mrs. Ed Greenwood, Mrs. Dwayne
Hagman, Lorelei Hagman and
Mrs. H. E. Keeney.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Warelng are Walter
Wareing. a son, and John and
Jim Bowie, nephews, from Wichi
ta, Kan.
Mrs. Charles Wilden of South
west Redmond was hostess to the
Home Economics club Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Doris Jean Holt spent sev
eral days last week visiting Helen
Hall of Tumalo.
Mrs. Wayne Flsk will entertain
the Olla Podrida Study club at
her home October 19.
. American Legion Auxiliary is
scheduled to meet Thursday, Oc
tober 13, at 2 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Ray Rogers.
Mrs. Sam Johnson, president of
the Juniper Literary club, will
entertain the members Wednes
day at the Johnson cabin on the
Metolius river.
Mrs. George Brewster will be
in charge of the program which
will follow a 1 p.m. potluck lunch
eon. Initiation will be held at the
next regular meeting of the East
ern Star chapter, October 17, in
the Townsend hall.
Mrs. Maurice Roberts, Mrs.
Helen Rogers and Mrs. Sam
Johnson have been chosen to act
as the program committee for the
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Juniper Literary club for 1949-50.
Mrs. Carl F. Degner Jr. was
elected treasurer of the American
Legion Auxiliary at its last meet
ing, September 22, at the Red
mond grange hall. Mrs. Degner
and Mrs. Alma Watts, first vice
president, were Installed during
the session.
An overall and gingham dance,
sponsored by the Jaycee-ettes for
their husbands, is scheduled for
October 15 at the Townsend hall.
The Jaycee-ettes met Tuesday
at a come-as you-are party at the
home of Mrs. P. M. Houk, with
Mrs. George McKinnon and Mrs.
Mollis Titus as co-hostesses.
The group enjoyed a movie on
aluminum. The game prize was
won by Mrs. Art Miller. Mrs. Roy
Schambers was a guest. Mrs. Bill
Fisher and Mrs. Vernon Patrick
will be hostesses to the group
October 18 at the home of Mrs.
Fisher.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will serve refreshments to the
Neewollah paraders October 31.
Mrs. George MacGregor was
surprised by the Home Econom
ics club Wednesday and was hon
or guest at a luncheon served
by that group.
Mrs,. Boyd Simmons will be in
charge of the dinner to be held
November 7 for all Masonic and
Eastern Star members and their
families.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Young
have made plans to move to
Washington, November 1.
Bids for purchase of the old
manse, next to the Community
Presbyterian church, are to be
given to Trustee W. Stauffacher
in sealed envelopes. Purchase will
include the house, as is, with
plumbing, wiring, stoves, porches,
kitchen and bathroom furnish
ings. Money received will be ap
plied on the purchase of a fur
nace for the new building which
will be used for Sunday school.
Livestock Show
Awards Listed
Portland, Oct. 11 ilf Archie
Parkes. Vaughn. Mont., displaced
the grand champion bull and took
four out of seven firsts in individ
ual classes for Hereford cattle to
day at the Pacific International
livestock exposition.
Meacham & Sons, Culdesac,
Ida., had the reserve champion
Hereford bull at the largest live
stock show ever held here. Idaho
Hereford ranch, Gooding, Ida.,
showed the champion Hereford
female and Herbert Chandler,
Baker, Ore., had the reserve
champion.
Grand champion bull among the
Jerseys was shown by Gordon
Farms, Carleton, Ore. Ernest
Child, Woodinville. Wash., has the
reserve titlist and George Horn
ing Jr., Sherwood, Ore., took the
junior championship. Top Jersey
cow was shown by Ernest Mcll
venna, Vancouver, Wash.
A Southdown lamb owned by
the University of Idaho was nam
ed grand champion open class
wether.
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tin for quick results.
MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH
" Portland, Oct. 11 IP A carman
was killed and three persons in
jured yesterday when a North
ern Pacific passenger train hit
a split switch and rammed the
private car of Southern Pacific j
railroad officials. j
Joseph Bratton, 48, was crushed
to death alter pushing one work
man clear. They had been stand
ing on the tracks behind the pri
vate car of L. P. Hopkins, SP
superintendent.
David Markham, Portland, was
pushed to safety by Bratton, po
lice said.
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then homeward bound at twilight
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your deer or elk bides,
or we pay top prices for
these bides. Either cash
or trade.
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Bail Refused
For Tokyo Rose
Sun Francisco, Oct. U tli -Federal
district Judge Michael J.
Roche Monday refused to admit
to bail Mrs. lvu Togurl d'Aquino,
who was convicted of treason two
weeks ago.
George Olshausen, the attorney
for "Tokyo Rose." pleaded for
release of Mrs. d'Aquino ponding
outcome of Iter appeal to the
ninth U. S. circuit court of ap
peals. He nrgued she should be
bulled out because the defense
has "sulistantial Rroutuls" fur nn
appeal to the higher court.
Tom DeWolfe, who prosecuted
Mrs. d'Aquino, opposed the mo
tion and cited the example of
Goihurt Eisler, German commu
nist leader, who jumped ball of
$2:1.500 and fled lo Kurtipe lifter
hi was convicted of piutspoil
(mud mid contempt of congress.
"Mrs. d'Aquino has never shown
any inclination to run iiway,"
OlsluiUNcn replied.
Mis. d'Aquino Ik muter u Hen-
fence ol 10 years In i Ison and a port in Kluistii county
flue of $10,000 for tiroiidcusllng i He suid he hadn't hud n Hlni'lc
treasonable propaganda to allied I passenger since ilie line was
troops from radio Tokyo. i stalled last Feb, 1.
NO Cl'STOMKHK
San l-ianclseo, llel. 11 mi t.
A. Iiiinlap asked permission ul
tile public utilities eiuiiiiilsKintl
yesterday lo discontinue opera
Him of his bus Hue between An
derson and the Redding, (.'ill., ill I'
ll se classllled ails In The Iliille
tin fur quick icMiillx,
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pace is easier to get on the new streamliner Shasta
Daylight, which has carried capacity loads daily
since its inauguration July 10.
We invite you to try this new luxury daylincr
on your next trip to San Francisco and see for your
self why it has created such a sensation. It leaves
Portland in the morning, arrives in San Francisco that
evening. Through big "Skyview Picture Windows"
you'll see the spectacular scenery of the Shasta Route
now mantled with autumnal colors.
Brand new from stem to stern, the Shasta Day
light has 9 chair cars with adjustable seats, cushioned
in foam rubber, diner, coffee shop, tavern car, parlor
observation, with many innovations for your comfort
and pleasure. All chair car scats are reserved, but
there is no charge for the reservation.
FAST DAILY SCHEDULE
Iv PORTLAND 7:43 A.M.
Lv SALEM 9:00 A.M.
Iv. ALBANY 9:31A.M.
lv EUGENE 10:16 A.M.
Lv KLAMATH FALLS 2:23 P.M.
Ar SAN FRANCISCO 11:15 P.M.
GOING TO LOS ANGELES? The Shasta Daylight
connects with the Owl at Martinez, arriving at
Los Angeles 10:56 next morning.
r The friendly Southern
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