PAGE EIGHT
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1949
Redmond and Vicinity
Redmond, Oct. 21 (Special)
Bub HaclJcy ol Lungvievv, Wash.,
i a houso guest at tlic C i.
'inompson home. Huaiey ana
.nompsun will leave vveoiiesuay
murnniK un a Hunting trip in east
ern Oregon,
Miss Ann Bozurth, who Is at
tt'tiuuig need conegc, met her
tnotner, Mrs. Clara iKizarth, ot
Dexter, Ore., at tne home 01 Mr.
Bud Mrs. Anurew Uxliord in liend
over the week end. 'ine entire
group Joined a Saturday nunung
party in Uie bend vicinity. Ann
returned to Keed college ilunuuy
liight.
Mrs. June B. Taylor of Denver
Is staying at the neomond tiotel
while visiting menus. -he 'lay
Jors moved to enver a lew yeais
ago.
Mrs. Allen Dye, Miss Phyllis
Gilbert, and Mrs. -aul Cralt were
bend shoppers Tuesdav.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moran and
son, Rion, went to 1'ortland Sat
urday. Sharon Moran was a house
guest at the John Gunter home
during her parents' absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Dent left
the f irst of the week for an indefi
nite stay in Australia.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Short and
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Friday attend
ed the Pacific International stock
show in Portland last week.
A 1 o'clock luncheon honor
ing Mrs. Frances Smith, state
P.J..O. president, and Mrs. Laura
McCready, state organizer for
, P.E.O., was held October 18 at the
Redmond Pine Tavern. After the
luncheon the group held a busi
ness meeting at the home of Mi's.
Willetta Hodecker. The next
meeting will be Thursday at 2
p.m. at the home of Mrs. Orpha
Cunning.
Mrs. Willetta Hodecker has her
mother for a house guest this
week. Mrs. Hodecker s mother
came to Redmond October 10 and
has made no definite plans for re
turning to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Loney and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Newbill
visited the Toby Shirley family of
Prineville, Sunday, October 16.
Mr. Shirley, who suffered a knee
injury recently, underwent surg
ery in a Portland hospital. His
condition since returning to his
home in Prineville is satisfactory.
The Shirleys are former resi
dents of Redmond.
Mrs. T. I. Loney and Mrs.
George Bailey represented the
Redmond Rebekahs at the F. I
convention held in Newport Oc
tober 8-.
Mrs. Bailey acted as warden
at the banquet, which preceded
the business meeting.
Neil Tripp, brother of Mrs. E.
D. Adams, made his headquar
ters at the Adams home while he
hunted. He left for his home
in Phoenix, Ore., Wednesday.
Members of the Quill and
Scroll society at Redmond union
high school will meet Thursday
during activity period to make
plans for the Quill and Scroll ini
tiation ceremony which will be
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Mrs. Mauue Lee substituted for
M. umve in tne iresnman
orientation class Weunesday dur
ing activity period, mis. ie
is explaining noraiy ruics ana
proceuurc
Mrs. T. Loney and Mrs. George
Bauey visiteu uie sea lions cutis
at riorcnce, and spent some tunc
visaing menus in itewport w
tore returning to Keumonu after
attending uie convention ni ivew-
port.
Annual Halloween dance will
be sponsoreu oy tne sopuomore
ciasb at ixeuiuona union nign
scuool octooer is at a p.m. in
tne scnooi gymnasium, 'ine Hal
loween tneuie will be carried out.
ine ounce will be semi-tormal.
'Ihe regular meeting ol Women
of tne Moose was fteiu ihursaay,
Oct. i3. r-iaiis were maue to noiu
a nalioween costume aanee Octo
ber ;. A line wui oe imposed on
anyone coming wno is not cos
tumed. The F. L. Girls' clubs of Oregon
have voted to buy new chairs and
tables lor the Oud hello ws home
in Portland. This action was tak
en at tne recent meeting.
Volunteer workers for the hos
pital project held a 7:30 p.m. din
ner at the Redmond hotel Monday
to work out details of the new
plan proposed for building the
Memorial hospital. L. D. Barr,
campaign manager, discussed the
tax proposal. J. R. Roberts also
talked on the taxation platform.
Joe Brown explained the method
of assessing taxes in this district,
and Ted Conn, from Lake view-
explained the law governing the
tax plan which was passed by
recent legislation.
About 100 workers and speak
ers attended the dinner.
Robert Lowell, Ray Shumway,
Craig Eby and Jack Alley, dele
gates from the Redmond F.F.A.
chapter, boarded the train from
Eugene October 7 to Davis, Calif.,
where they changed to a Pullman
and went on to Kansas City, Mo.,
to attend the National Future
Farmers convention.
The boys made their, headquar
ters at the St. Regis hotel in Kan
sas City. Between business ses
sions they wedged in three con
ducted tours, to the zoo, the Ford
and the Chevrolet assembly
plants.
Two hundred American Farm
er degrees were awarded at the
convention, three to Oregon Fu
ture Farmers.
Featured at the meetings were
a band and a chorus compqsed of
uieiiiuers seiecieo irom me vari
ous chapters over the United
States.
The Redmond group left Kan
sas City October 13 and arrived
home October 16.
The delegates will give reports
of their trip to various organiza
tions during the next few weeks.
Coast League Not
Of Major Status
Washington, Oct. 21 UPi Bucky
Harris, new manager of the
Washington Senators, described
the Pacific Coast league today
as nothing more than "a good mi
nor league."
Asked about coast hopes of
achieving major league status,
the former San Diego, Cal., pilot
replied that the far west loop
"is Just what it's rated a
triple-A circuit and no more. It's
certainly not in the majors."
Harris gave up his San Diego
post when he signed a contract
Wednesday to manager the Wash
ington . club in the American
league for the next three years.
SIMPLE SOLUTION
Binghamton, N. Y. tp Mrs.
John H. Shade complained to po
lice that a neighbor's light was
keeping her awake. Police investi
gated, found the neighbor was
"scared of the dark," and sug
gested Mrs. Shade escape the
light by pulling down her window
shade.
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Wolves Howling
(Continued from Page 7)
of discontent on the tackling and
blocking abilities of the Stanford
squad something blamed on
achwartz.
However, the protests have
cooled somewhat since the In
dians' 40 to 0 thumping of Wash
ington. Schedule Blamed
At Washington, incidentally,
there is a feeling of understand
ing on the predicament of Coach
Howie Odell. The Husky school,
long known for its voracious
wolves, isn't blaming handsome
Howie for the Washington predic
ament rather they are blam
ing the athletic director for draw
ing up a schedule that called for
the Huskies to meet Minnesota
and Notre Dame on successive
week ends.
Elsewhere around the west, the
grid fans and old grads are tak
ing their defeats with good grace.
Kip Taylor, new at Oregon State,
is doing a comeback after a poor
start; Jim Aiken, win or lose, is
SYNOPSIS Or ANNfAL STATEMENT
Tot tb jesr emU-d December 31. 1W
Or Tits .
fur Inniaac Compajiy M Ann
f Nsw York In the rime of New Tort,
made to the Ineunnee Commtolooer ot lot
Slit of Orecoo, 'jTq0 Uw:
Net premiums reeelred 1.9J5.SSS.1S
ToUl Interest, dleldeool end ,
reel estsw Income ??,;;
Income from other sources 1--2,it
ToUl Income t 5.212... S.H
TJISBTTHSEKENTa
Net amonnt peld for oes .
Lose idfnKtmeot epen
fnderwrltlni expensee
IlTl,!end iMld to etocthoMcrf
Dlrldende reld or credited to
nollcTbolder
2.5R1.T10.OO
loS.27fl.OH
I.K75.M1.B1
173.00O.W)
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All other esnendlturee tin
dndlnr Inewtment espeneefl $(1.72.73
ToUl dUhorjemente 4. SoS.9y0.o8
ADMITTED ASSETS
Value of reel estate owned
(market taluel
Loans on mortgages and collat
eral, etc.
!.mn.s.1.
lauoi.is
Caib In banks snd on band
rremlaros In eonne of collec
tion written since September
10W
Interest and rents dne and ac
erned
ai.2.7
PO.77K.oft
Other assets fnetl
Total admitted aaaeti
lin...1.477.08
Liabilities. Snrslna and OOier Fundi
Total unpaid claims 1 l.sltt.OijO.
Esnmsteo: toss a'ljuirnieni ex-
pense tor anpsia cisims
M.4-0.05
s.fi27..v.!.42
7at.2C7.Sl
Tots! unesrned premiums
All other llshlllties
Total UablUUes. except
esplcsl
Capital paid np t l.om.OOO.Oo
Contlneen7 reserre 103.161.45
UnsMlcned fnnda (sor
bins) 2.403.0lr!.lD
Surplus aa regards poller.
pollers
Totsl
10. 405.477.08
Buiinesa in Oregon for the Tear
Net premiums receieed 30.001.47
Net loeees paid 3.49.85
Principal office In Oregon. Portias-
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Minnesota Picked
(Continued from Page 7)
ence. square away at Texas in a
conference game as significant as
Minnesota's clash with Michigan
is to the Big 10. Texas, beaten
by Oklahoma, was rated at six
points over Rice which rocked
the conference a week ago by
trouncing a.M.u.
U.C.L.A.. like California unde
feated in the league, was an eight
point favorite at Washington
State. Southern California favor
ed by seven and one-half in a
home game with Oregon and
Stanford by 20 at home against
Oregon State. Idaho plays ut
Montana in a consolation match.
TRAFFIC COP KKEPS Bl'RY
Springfield, Mass. nil Since
1945, Chris Aspall. traffic officer,
has tagged 127,033 automobiles
for violations.
reportedly ''set for life" at Ore
gon. Red Sanders, who won his first
four games at UCLA, may have
trouble winning many more but
UCLA alumni already consider
the season a success. Pappy Wal
dorf, at California, has lost only
two games In two and one-half
years and no one can complain
there.
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Bend Cubs Lose
To Prineville
Young Cowlxiys from Trine
vllle, Crook county high school
freshman, rude rough blind over
Ihe Bond Cutis here last night on
a lrosly lit'UI and emerged victors,
ii to t, in a one sided contest. For
mo Cuds it was definitely an "oif
night", and luillung would click.!
wui pusses usually ending in the
aims ol opponents. 1 my cuhs lo
gel lulu gear were olncy Slg
inund and Chuck Imvls, and even
tney had their troubles.
'1 he Cubs' lone score was made
in the opening quarter, when Sig
muiul broke through on an oil
lackie play and went over. Sev
eral times in laler play Ihe Cubs
ripped oif Impressive gains, but
bogged dow n uelure reaching the
Cowboys' lush range.
Hull Is Slur
Fred'llall rode high ami mighty
for the Cowlxiys hi roundup for
the Cubs, and was either on the
pitching or the receiving end of
most ot the Prineville touchdown
plays. It was Hall who scored
liist, in the opening minutes of
play. Schneider, husky halfback,
milled the second touchdown (or
the visitors and Hall passed to
Breese for the extra point.
lit the second half. Hall went
into action again ami broke
around end for t7 yards and a
touchdown. The try for point fail
ed and the score stood Prineville
Frost. IS), Cubs b
The Prineville Juniors scored
again in the closing seconds of
play, when Hall passed 10 yards
to Hamilton back of the Bend
goal line. The point was good, as
ball passed to 1 ucker.
The Prineville- Frosh, couched
by Chuck Martin, out-maneuvered
the apparently frozen Cubs and
gave notice to central Oregon foot
ball fans that there will 1h plenty
of talent available for the Cowboy
varsity team in lilfrt).
A small crowd watched Ihe two
Junior teams battle through the
four abbreviated quarters.
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Sport Parade
(Continued from Page 7)
tore he has been In the restaurant
business In New York, in the oil
business in Texas and traveling
about the country refereelng and
making personal apiiearanccs.
"I've been In ami out of Ihe
movies oif and on lor 30 .scars,"
he chuckled. "Hut aoout ' live
months ago was the !..( lime 1
ever put any money Into It."
With Penipsiy It Is easy to
Jump Hunt any subject lo boxing,
lor no lias never lost his Interest
or personal touch with tne sport.
As lor (lie heavy weight situation
today:
"rvuhoily means anything."
What he meant, Dcinpscy as
seiied, was that none ol Ihe
young fighters are being handled
properly.
"r.zzaid Charles Isn't a bail
fighter," he said. "Hut It Is my
personal opinion that he was han
dled poorly. The managers rush
them along loo fast these days
and they don t know their busi
ness." Dempsey also Insisted that Jot
Louis would return lo action.
"Why else would he be making
these exhibition tours?" he asked
"If he finds that he can get ii.
shape you can bet he'll stage B
comeback."
How does Dempsey think h
would have dune against Louis'
"It would have been some fight,
kid."
It would at that. Better cvei
than IVmpsey's sports films, an
his first sample was pretty goo
at that!
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Washington, Oct. 21 '"- Inter
lor Secretary J. A. Krug announc
ed today that S:i!!13.3!i7 will lie (lis
ti United to the slates during (Isca
lttfit) for wildlife projects.
This Is Smi7,'J'.'3 less than wa:
parceled out last year, he said.
State contributions will ralst
this year's total lo S13.'J17,H!3.
Apportionment o( money dm
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Idaho, u5.0KI; Oregon S250.
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