The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, October 13, 1949, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextI PAGE EIGHT THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1949 r ; H s Federal Help Still Possible In Land Clearing Deschutes ranchers who need moro Drcmancnt uusture or crest ed wheat grass range may still obtain government assistance for clearing brush land and buying seed under the 19-19 agriculture conservation program, according to H. P. Eby, chairman of the Deschutes County Agricultural Conservation association. Fifty nor cent of the cost, up to $5 per acre, of clearing land for pasture, and 50 per cent of the cost of the seed, up to $t per acre, will be paid by the federal fjovernment. Any method of clear ng that will kill 75 per cent of the brush outright Is eligible for pay ment, fc-by said. Burning Cheapest Burning Is probably the cheap est method and can be done only It weather conditions are right, if sufficient equipment is available and precautions are taken to con trol the fire, proper fire permits have been issued and if plant growth Is heavy enough to carry the fire without leaving unburned spots. Stands of brush that are too thin to burn welt, may some times be burned by seeding to rye. After the rye has matured and the seed has been harvested, the stubble and brush are burned together. Heavy brush may be removed, Eby stated, by first breaking it down with heavy steel rails and beams or sleds, raking the brush into windrows and then burning. Lighter stands of brush may be plowed directly with a heavy disk plow. A special brush land disk plow that will clean brush on rocky ground has been developed by the U. S. forest service. The disks of this plow are mounted in gangs of two, and each gang has an in dependent knee-action, that lets it ride over rocks and uneven ground. Strong springs hold the disks in the ground. Heavy brush may be removed by bulldozing when the soil is frozen. The bulldozer blade will slide over the frozen ground and shave off the brush without mov ing much soil. To receive payment for clearing land ranchers must apply for aid before clearing is begun so that the uncleared area may be in-1 spected. Payment under the 1949 program may be made only on work done before January 1, 1950, Eby stated. Payments for clearing land" may not be avail able under the 1950 program. Pas ture or range seeding payments now are available only when all grass seedings are made. Lower Bridge Lower BrldRe, Oct: 13 I Special) A Columbus day program and box social was held at the school house Friday evening, Oct. 7. Proceeds from sale of box lunch es will be used for baseball bats and softballs. A play, "Columbus Discovers America," was given by the school children. Background for the play was a blackboard size painting of Columbus speaking to Queen Isabella of Spain, his ocean voyage and landing and seeing the Indians. The painting was all done five hand by the school children. Mrs. Marshall Clevenger and children and Mrs. Herbert Sahm and daughters of Redmond were Hend shoppers Monday. Mrs. Clevenger and children were luncheon guests at the home of ! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wiley of Bend. Errol Clevenger was a Sunday night guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wiley, of Bend. Vernon Clevenger rece I v e d word his aunt, Mrs. Laring Gates, died October 5 at Selma, Ind. About 25 years ago the Gates spent a year in central Oregon, living at Redmond. Her husband preceded her in death just a few months ago. Ronald Wiley and Harold And rews of Reedsport spent Friday night at the Marshall Clevenger home. They had been hunting on Pine mountain but reported no luck. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clevenger were Sunday dinner guests at the Joe Huff home in Redmond. The occasion was the 9th birthday an niversary of their nephew, Thom as Clevenger, of Lakeview. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Clevenger are moving soon to The Dalles where Clevenger has taken the position of club agent. Mrs. Evera Adams dismissed school Monday and Tuesday for teachers' institute at Bend. PILOT DIES IN CRASH North Bend. Oct. 13IP A low flying pilot stalled and spun his two-place Luscombe airplane into shallow water in Coos bay Wed nesday night and died of internal injuries and a skull fracture 20 minutes later, police said today. Larry Reynolds of North Bend died before rescuers could pull him out of the wreckage. Wit nesses said the pilot had been performing acrobatics at a low altitude. The plane was owned by the Cos Bay Logging Co. Mickey Cohen Gets Jitters I.os Angeles, ' Oct. 13 Ui Jit tery gangster Mickey Cohen fear ed toila that the "same guys" who picked off three of his aides were responsible for the disap pearance of a fourth member of his mob. The diminutive gambling boss reported to police last night that David Ogul, his 30-year-old body guard and chauffeur, had been missing since Monday. Two Cohen mobsters have been shot to death within the past year, Cohen himself has been wound ed, and his henchman, Frank Nlc coll. vanished mysteriously Sep tember 2. "Somebdy Is out to get me and my friends," Cohen said. "I don't kiiow who it Is. That's some thing I've been trying to find out for a year and a half." The disappearance of Niecoll and Ogul also increased the fi nancial worries of the little mob ster, who complained recently that he was "practically broke." Cohen has put up S50.000 bond for Niccoli and S25.000 for Ogul in an assault case involving the gang chief and seven of his hench men. If they do not show up for trial Cohen stands to lose the money. Ogul left Cohen's Sunset strip haberdashery Monday afternoon in his 1946 Cadillac car, telling his pals he had a date with a girl that night. He did not keep the engagement and failed to report to Cohen the next day. 1.INER FINALLY SAILS Sau Francisco, Oct. 13 Ui Tlu liner President Wilson was set to sail for the Orient today as tenta tive agreement was reached In a Jurisdictional dispute that tied the vessel up since Tuesday. Federal conciliator Omar llos kins announced that President George Killlon of the American President lines and Harry I.uiule berg, secretary-treasurer of the AFL Sailors of the Pacific, had tentatively accepted proposals ending the tie-up. Some 3G5 passengers were de layed by the Sl'P refusal to man the President Wilson as a result of a fight between members of the SUP and CIO Marine Cooks anil Stewards union aboard the vessel in Honolulu last August. !.. tw Id. r.ll.w FkIok" RAILROAD TO USE TRICKS Springfield, O. dli The New York Central Railroad announced that trucks will supplant trains for a new type of service. The co ordinating rail-truck service will be used for transporting small packages or shipments known as "less than carload freight." Greenwood Furniture now showing the full line of famous Scaly Inner Spring Mattresses and Box Spring at the na tionally advertised price of $29.00 to W9.50. Re member, "Sleeping on a SEALY Is like sleeping on a cloud." . Just received a new shipment of Davenport and Daveno sets. Fresh stock. Fresh colors. At saving prices. From $.134.50 up to $300. Bedroom sets, blonde or dark finish. From $100 to $315 Occasional chairs, end tables, corner tables, lamp tables, in blonde, mahogany and walnut finishes. Just uncrated. Also, large variety of Hassocks. As usual QUALITY AT A SAVING PRICK Mahogany dinette sets that are eye-filling. Also, latest in chrome dinette sets to brighten up that kitchen or dining room. IN SEVERAL COLORS AND PRICE RANGES. GREENWOOD FURNITURE CO. HOME FURNISHERS 2-1 Greenwood Ave. " BEND, ORE. Phone 1333 Thank You, Bend! I'or llit wiiihIimIiiI rro'ptiuii you liave yivrn us lis new comers in InisliicsM hi IIcikI lor llir ulivlniis Inlnesl you liuve shown In us titul in our nIhic .nnil Inr your Limlm-MX tiiul pntroimi'e. We Invite You to stop in often itnil Inspect our rnpiilly iiicn-uslntl nlokt of fulirii s, linens, lingerie, hosiery unci rriuly-lo-weiir, We shall cnileuvor to stock the thing's you wiint, in the qual ities you'll lie pruuil to liny, mill at the prices you will like to pay. (uii wti soy: Slop In often Bend Mercantile Co, 937 Wall Street Phone 20 USE BEND BULLETIN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS FOR BEST RESULTS Doctor Lost Pep! -Plenty Now; Tells How Take Hts Tip I Get Mew Pep Bute Health Doctor My. "I epie. unrcx give quick t rtftiff W yVVi . Tmvus, jvmxm juuuco, urn m w "At all drug stores everywhere In Bend, at Bend Drat: Co. Adr. Columbia Market's For Friday and Saturday, Oct. 14-15 FRUITS VEGETABLES Sanford's HONEY qt. jar 62c RAISINS, 15 01. 17c 2 lbs. 35c 2 lbs. 35c 4 lbs. 65c Chef Boy-ar-dee SPAGHETTI DINNER pkg. 42c Sunshine CHEEZE-IT Crackers 2 pkgs. 31c Del Monte CREAM CORN can 18c Spry, Crisco, Snowdrift SHORTENING 3 lb. tin 87c Pt. 41c Or. 73c B ft 1W, 19 oz. cans BAKED BEANS . can 25c Mission SUGAR PEAS 2 cans 23c ALL BRANDS MILK 2 tall cans 25c Nalley's Syrup . 24 oz. 35c ft. 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