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r PAGE FOUR THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1949 THE BEND BULLETIN ' mnd CENTRAL OREGON PRESS Th Bern) Bulletin (weekly) luna-lvjl The Bend Bulletin (Oailvl Eel ll PublU.tl Kvry Aftvrnoon Kxccpl biuuiav and Certain Holiday by Th lU-nd Bulletin tae.lee Wtil Street Bend, Unvw Knler-d M Hecond Clui Mailer, January . 191T. t th Poetof ' jc at Uand. Omo Under Act ! lurch X. i. JtOJIKKT W. SAWYER Edltor.Manaaer HfcNKY N. FOWiJEH Aeeociata Kditot AD IndiHdnl Newspaper Htandlna for the Suuare le.l. Clean Buetneea, Clean Politic and th Heat litlereet ot Boi and Central Oreava MEMHtB AUDIT BURKAU OF CIRCULATIONS fir Mali Br Carrier On Year 17. M On Year 110 00 Bit Month 14.00 Su Month I 6 &0 Tare Month IS.iC On Month Il.lhl All Subscription an DUK and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Plaa notify u of any chanir of addrea or fallur to receive th air regularly. LET WALTER PAY IT Visitors at the state fair this year learned about their state government and especially about one of their state officials from a printed statement bearing a reproduction of an Ore gon check for nearly two million dollars signed by Walter J. 1'earson and giving a quick outline of the duties of his duties as state treasurer. The statement, 10,000 of which were print ed by the state printing office, told the people that : "Your state treasurer is your representative in disbursing all funds authorized by law, designating depositories for safe keeping of state funds, collecting interest earned by the state, compiling statistics of indebtedness of the state and its subdi visions, enforcing the inheritance and gift tax laws and col lecting the taxes due therefrom". It mentioned also the treasurer's membership on the board of control, state bond commission, state reclamation board, state printing board, mentioned that suggestions to the treas urer would be welcomed and extended an invitation to come up and see him some time. While not so fortunate as to be handed a printed copy of "The Finances of the State of Oregon", as the statement was titled, we feel free to make a recommendation, namely, that the treasurer refrain from attempting to promote his personal political interests at state expense. That, apparently, was in tended for, in spite of the statement's closing line, "Compli ments of Walter J. Pearson, state treasurer", a printing bill for the job in the amount of $160.83 was presented to the state. It was reassuring to observe in yesterday's news that Governor McKay, also a member of the board of control, did not consider this a proper item of state expense and to have the word from the office of Secretary of state N'ewbry, the third member, that he was not expected to approve the bill either. Perhaps the Pearson promotion will be with Mr. Pearson's compliments after all. DUNCAN ON FISH GEAR Because under the Oregon constitution no law can deal with more than one subject the initiative measure approved by the voters last November relating to the taking of salmon on the Is That a Promise? I'M GONNA GET OFF AH& VET ifjBy Sill II II H U M UUIltW HWd UtIMUlll U I lit II MIU U I limt I W t Ml fl W M r IN W ii ii a II. Out on the Farm By Ha a Urtuii Oct. 2t A flnming sunset like the one lust nliilit nlwnya meiuia there's a urluht, sunny tiny com till!. We don't know anything itboiit high pressure uii'iih, low pressure ureas, luiinld fronts, rel utlvn Iminiilliy nml Ihv like. Iml we hank on this minuet burumeter every time. We wutt'htHl the sunset Irani the picture window, nml heforo we finished dinner, Our colors In the sky had failed to liiown anil corul, u lovely color si'henie In anybody's deconitliiK tmok. With aiiua sky and russet folliiue, and Just a touch of bright yellow for accent, what could be prettier? Those are Just the colors I'm piliiK to use In the den when It's finished. It already has cocoa brown walls and celling and moss rose woodwork, that borders on the coral. Eventually there'll be sheer rosy curtains, with bright floured vulunccs to mulch a slip- Chamber Meeting Due at Redmond l'rlnevllle, Oct. 21 Otto N. Hoppes of this city, president of the Central Oruicon rlminlier of commerce, reported yesterday nf- cover on the studio couch, and maybe it corul and uqua strlned slipcover on oiiu clialr nml u solid-colored turUolse one on an other. Some homo nmile end tallies painted corul should work In very nicely. They're all part nf tin, flvo-veur Dlall. So is a fireplacu for the end of the llvlnt! room. Now, why doesn't somc'lxidy start a course In lulcK laylnn, i wouiierr (ur eonliiellnit repi-enentntlvea of the Kedmonil chuiiiher, tliut the October meet Inn of (lie rt'iilonul liroup, nchwluled for this city next Tuesday nlilht would ho liansfei red to Ueilinoml. The No vember meet In, when Hedmoiid, In iiccord with the ypur'a ached ule, una due to he host city, will be lielil here, anil the dinner ses sion will be combined with the annual banquet of the Crook County Hereford Cuttle Breeders association on Tuesduy evenliiK, Nofemlier '12. The Hereford nsHoclullon will hold Ila annual sale and show nl (he Crooked Itlver Hound-up association arena heru on Novell! Iter 21 and IX llullelln ClusairletlN llrlnR Iteaulta WASHINGTON COLUMN answers as to why It has not or dered a lot of Jet transports. One season Is that the trend in mili tary transport planes has been away from high speed, to safer, slower, more economical aircraft. BuiiiyiiiHiiuiwMnitKifWfliiiiiuutmf By Douglas Larsen j plane such as a Jet transport. ne'a staff Correspondent) "Second, no manufacturers In r,Aieni-.;n v, i i , , " - " r . : ' wasmngion umiai niinoru- tins tuumiv t-on touhikic uki- coiumijia has been declared unconstitutional. This is the rio. 's.v. n,,.i,wr, ,hrt. nm,ri,,o norit nn u-h n-.tn. cision of Circuit judge Duncan, of Marion county. The law at-' ening to move into the U. S. mar-'plane without having an Inkling With the 70-group program cut tempted to prohibit both fish traps and drag seines. Judge ! et 10 try their jet trans-; of government certification stand-1 back lo 48 groups, they say, they Duncan says that seines are legal but trans are not ports American plane makers are ards and operating criteria. Thus , can't afford lo spend millions on We suppose there is somethino- in rho Hor-icinn tn ovi; ! getting worried. It Is something the civil aeronautics admlnistra-1 an entirely new type of plane, the wnvirUtharthot decision to explain grandew to them to have for- tion figures strongly in this prob- military value of which is still Why it is that the thing is not the other way around with traps I cign compeUtion in their own lem." questionable. cjsc. a..u nut. iuure immediately, nowever, there comes back yard. in answer to Beall's second to our mind the question whether in a bill prohibiting the use, I The British have two large ex- point, a CAA spokesman says that in trout fishing, of blue uprights and brown hackles one or perimental jet-powered passenger it has never been the function ot the other would get ruled out under the clause of the constitu-' P'3" flying. It's not likely that CAA to set standards for new tion interpreted by the Marion countv iurist ! production models of these planes type aircraft. He says it Is up to J juiiau can get regular commercial the manufacturer to produce a rv,iof TV,, ti , ... T. , ., I operation until 1952. at the earli- plane first., Then CAA inspectors A A.0lnmy Thompson, of the Wy-am Indian tribe living; est. Nevertheless the British have will test it to see if it is safe to at L-elilo is to nave the help of the Portland chamber of com- j established a lead in the field , fly. nierce in an effort to secure recognition nf thn nVht nf Me which American plane manufac- caa cm nmnnwi' Hint ron- jjeopie. v un me inaian oureau in the department of the in-1 ,urers aam" wui oe nara to over- terior the chief ought not to have to go beyond the bureau ;ta" ,- t. or the department. The department is committed, however, to ! eA 'LiTvf ,a'lv,hn,aft nrnmnlo tho TOA onrl 4- :j t. , ,. lu which Amenca holds in the jet ;.;uV" kT . -rC" 1" l" H"ou oyer maian ; field, however. U. S. aircraft com-: gress give it money to got a jet transport prototype, so that the V. S. could at least get its foot holds in the jet in the door in this field. Most .: . . e- m, , . ... . iiuian nowever. u. a. aircraii com- nuimiiaciuiei s uuit-tn-u iu una .rigiiis. wiiei x nompson S great White father has lost interest panies and engineers have had far idea. Although they want the tax in his Indian children. Bend's Yesterdays (From The Bulletin Files) THIETY YEARS AGO (October 21, 1919) The Three Creeks butte fire that has been burning for the past several days is now under control. Lord's Acre Sale To Be November 5 Prineville, Oct. 21 The more experience in the design and payer to finance the development of jet transports, they don't want it in exactly this fashion. That's government interfering in private industry, they said. What they development of et miliary air craft than the British: The air force and navy have a total of 34 different tvries of iet Dlanes flv- i ing, plus a dozen more which are want is the armed forces to buy classified as secret. some jet transports ana itnance an- Tn arlrlitinn tn havlno r-rpntpfi lh rlpvplnnmpnt that wav. nual Lord s Acre sale of the 'inore tvpes, U. S. manufacturers i Beall reasons it out in this man Powell Butte community church, I have produced more in total -num-ner: md will be held this year on Novem-1 bers. This manufacturing know-1 "With the air force requiring a ber 5, it has been announced bvlhnw whirh lias hppn aninnH nln 1 larrp niivili.-irv rareo fleet I which Bend merchants rpnnripH truiaxr I J- O. Minson, rancher of the dis- i lessens thA pan hotwppn thp Rrit. it relies on thp airlines to nrovide) that the city's supply of sugar is triet- and member of the Crook : ish and the U. S. in the field of for immediate availability in time just about exhausted. Anton Fossen, who spent the past month on his ranch in Har ney county, returned to Bend to day. Peter Pierson and Ross Round tree have purchased the Eslick blacksmith shop. county court, who presides at the ham table of a luncheon feature of the event. The Lord's Acre plan, wherein each farmer of the Powell Butte district contributes the produc- jet transport production. ; of emergency, it is absolutely nec- That raises the important ques- essary for the defense of the coun tion of why the American aircraft '"try to keep a strong, flexible air manufacturers aren't getting into i line system. Yet the manufacture the jet transport business right ers who must produce this fleet now, while the gap is as narrow are. for the moment, stopped dead tion from a typical acre of his! as it is. Wellwood E. Beall, vice- in their tracks. FKOSH, PUPS TO PLAY Seattle, Oct. 21 iUi Two unde feated freshman teams will col lide here tomorrow when Ore gon's high-scoring Yearlings in vade the University of Washing ton premises. The i Ducklings trounced the Oregon State Rooks 33-6 last Fri day while Washington's Pups rolled over Olympic Junior college of Bremerton 43-0. place for auction at the sale, was launched several years ago to raise funds for a larger church and for worthy community activ ities. Womenfolk of the neigh borhood contribute, for sale, nee dlework, pickles, canned fruits, cooked foods and other products. The event attracts large numbers of visitors from all other central Oregon districts. About half the iodine used in America comes from oil-well brine. president of the Boeing company. "Boeing could have a prototype gives the following two main rea's- i 500-mile-an hour jet transport fly ons as he sees it: i ing within 18 months after recciv- "First, because of the complex ing a contract from the air force, nature of aircraft design and de-, Such a transport would bo admir velopment work, no company has ably suited to all routes from 200 the capital to foot the entire bill , to 2500 miles." of building a wholly new-type ari- Air force experts give varying 7&4 06uMmO4 mate tfaut even... Bulova spells VALUE! Only 56 Shopping Days 'Til Christmas! The wise shopper will have gifts laid away now, while a good selection of merchandise is available. Do your shop ping early, with this convenient plan. See our big selections of lovely gifts. 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Niswonger and Winslow MORTICIANS The Man Said "No!" We looked urnimil, for we'd heard the qiicatloii: "Old you ever Ih'I your wife until aim hud ciioukIit" In booth (A) two duck lnmti-ni were Idling nlorlea uvrir llielr wiffw. In booth (H) I wo morn were bony wllh llielr bri'nUfaala. We were clinKrliii'il hIhiiiI hnpliiK the limit hud beaten hi wife until nhr had rnminli. for the qui' lloii and the anawrr had come front different boolha. In booth (B) unit hunter had aald: "Did you ever (ante Mirh dellelou roffivT" The man aald: "No!" Iheu adih'd: "And tlu-ae ham and eKKit are mliihly kimkI, Iihi!" We never did hear tlio real of I ho alory, but we huiie they all get their llmlta! We Never Close TRAILWAYS COFFEE SHOP Corner Greenwood and Bond I'hnne 384 Four value stars FROM OUR VARIED LINE OF ROBLEES AT $095 - -7S Never before such quality at such a low price, men! Roblce selected certain favorite styles, pegged them to sell at $8.95. 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