The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, October 21, 1949, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 194? THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON PAGE NIN6 Federal Agents Break Up Huge Narcotics Ring i'lincnlx, Ail.., Oil, 21 mi - l'cilcriil mki'IIIk claimed Imluy Him tlicy bloke a I.IMK).IHHI narcotic i lMK whli I lu inn-Hi hi hi vi'ii men on NiiNilriiii ii running ii 11111)111 tiplinti 11111I lit'iiilii Niiiily line from Mrxli n In llii I 'mil It- i'iiiikI. KlUhl niiliuiilH of HKi'iiU mill police CloW-ll In mi nix nf Die jiiuik' ami Hi'liil llicm lit their al iened lii'iiiliiiui Inn In Yuma, AH., yesterday. 'I'hi reputed i ImcJi-iicIit, M year 11I1I Miuiilrl Mcili nun, wan nrii'Ht. i-il IiinI nielli 11 h In- attempted to (TOSH tin Colorado river bridge from Ytima. An rliililll liang mii'IiiImt was Nought. Those Ullilrr 111 I I'll were sched uled (or iiriiilgiimciil today. i'lllllllfl t ( ill'ilHOIl, II rllKlOIIIN of f if lit Yuniil, hhIiI government ligcntH begun searching lor till' ring foul' years UK" when It uiih Icilllll'll lllllt KUppllcM III IIIIITOtll'N were Im'Iiik smuggled across III)' bonier from Mexico. I'iicIit Conntaiit Walcli ''UlllllMI'OVCr HgClltH llHVB llllll tin' umig unili'r roiiHliiiil watch mill have bought morii Mian $1.1, IKK) worth ol iiiliim with marked monry." he nalil. Ili nalil tlu arrests yesterday rami' after undercover agents maili' 11 purchase of opium from thi' gang. IjiIit. In nalil, treas ury officials fminil S2.(H)() In marked IiIIIk on Miilrano. No more narcotics were founil In tlu' raids, however, offliiiiln nalil. Since heroin, an opium ilcrlva tlvi', hi'I !m for $KMI 1111 oimri' In tin' tlliili'l win lil. itgeulH milil. thi' gang probably hail iloni' more than SI-. noO.IXH) win III ol business selling Mexican numiilii to dlslrlbulois In Arizona mill alonK the I'aclflc count. . , Other mm Jailed with Mcdrano wimp K'lwanl Solomon. Xi; Nolle l!a AlH'liinln. l.'l. railway car In-nH'i-ior: Rudolph Solomon, art. luu lender; Cuslave C'luivevcZ, 2X. railway roach cleaner: Mario Atiatl, 27. coach cleaner, anil Clamli' Wllnon, 35, Yuma hotel 0HM'lllor. l'l.At KI ON PKOII.VIION 1 1. , I t .lHlll Ilooil. 21, of iiiinii- 1 Iti'ilinonil. yesterday ,.i..,.,i,.,i imiIIiv In circuit court lo iiiirun of receiving ntolcn prop erty anil wan placcil on iroliatlon for a period of three years by K S. Hamilton circuit court Jtttli. Ilullclln Classifieds UrlnR Result DENTISTRY Dr. H. E. Jackson At III renlileiillnl office NO PAHKIMi riU)BI.KM 230 Lava Road Phono 134 Electrical Wiring Commercial and Domestic CONTRACTING No Job too large or loo small. Estimates Oladly tilvon Deschutes Electric HAL IIUSTON 8.S8 Wall St Phone 278 Don't Wait 'till the Last Minute Order Your Halloween Donuts Now! Be sure you enjoy our delicious Donuts by ordering early for your Party. Mrs. Stewart's Donuts 1189 Wall Street Phone 1452-J County Court Proceedings IIK IT REMKMHERED, Thai ul n regular meeting of I lie Coun ty Court held HiIn 5th (lay of October, 194(1, all members being present, Ihn following business was Irannacleil: In the Mailer of ( lulm Against the County; Thii following I1 1 1m were pro nenteil ami ordered pnlil: cknkhal fund C. I.. Mi-Cauley Sheriff, NMilUK $211.42 1-orient (.;. Sholen Juvc nllo mlli.'aue,3K.7li; Slier Iff, 32.112 71.08 Dorln Sholen I'llmincin iHianl, 2li8. W); Jail exp., 2.IM) 270.80 Mary KII.alH'lh Uuccy Kleellon exp 18G.00 I'.illtli 1';. ! ah chllil - Iruan., convention exp I-jlllh Konlol 'I'lenn., clerk hire Helen M. Diicey County Clerk, Circuit Court ex prenn KIIalH'lh lllnhop, M.I). 31.55 18.00 1.50 H.U., mlleiiKc 20.3-1 l.ucy MuIIIiih 1'. H.N. mlleaite 60.54 (Jenevli've I, Chanc 1'. 1 1. N., mlleiiKO 23.22 Helen Schmlill IMI.N.. mllcai!!' 58.98 Mary lllllje llubharil I. II. N.. mllcak-i' 28.98 Akk' uirnon - C.N., mllif K? 3.42 52.80 A. W. Went fall - Sanltnr- Ian, mlleiiKc Helen M. Cole Health Dept., office exp 32.97 Velmii C, HukliiL-hiim School Supt., mlleuKi', 35.SM: Inal., 300.00 335.9-1 Waller N. I'erry Annt. Watermanter 134.64 Aubrey K. I'erry Water manter 167.60 E. Klnen Annennor, pont- K' 61.50 Ilerkeley DeVnul- Revalu ation 101.00 Joys' nnd Clrln' Aid Soci etyJuvenile exp. ..... 10.00 Catholic Chnrltlen, Inc. Juvenile exp Went Count I'tK. & UlnillnK Co.- Klectlon exp 35.00 3.50 The Henil Ilullclln Sher iff. 1S3.IK); Alienor, 119.00; legal, 45.70; tax fore., 4.80 322.50 The Bend Hulletin-School Supt.. in-port cards 75.00 Marchant Calculat. Much. Co.-Sheriff, mtc-e 41.00 Foley & Handall Court houne exp Slate Induntrlal Ace. Com. l'cace Offla-rn, 10.U8; Wutermimter, 1.94; Jani tor. 1.38 Polly's Cafe Prisoners' board Mahonev Office Kqulp. Sheriff, .75; Clerk. 5.45; Circuit Judge, 11.30; Health Dept., Hi. 15 Erlksen's Slationery Sheriff. 11.58; School Supt., 7.25; Clrc. Judue, .:); Co. JuiIkp. 2.80 The Henil Troy Laundi' Health Dept.. 4.47; Ct. Use., 4.IK) The Haloid Co. Hecll- 64.23 14.00 2.70 33.65 21.93 9.37 1 Kiaph exp 17.63 Smith Klcctrle Court house exp Ocorue Chllds Hdwe. Co. j Courthouse exp. The llend Pilot Clerk. 5.35 1.83 supp Sliindard Oil Co. Sheriff, auto exp Felix Motor Sales Sher iff, auto exp Henil Water Dept. Court house, water La Verne V. Shreve T.U. and Pane's Indemnity .. Dr. W. D. Ward-T.H. and HaiiK'H disease tests I'ackerScoll Co. Court house exp Hurry E. Mackey, M.D. 69.80 1.03 26.70 16.50 8.00 67.75 47.97 Vital Htat 5.00 W. I). Courier, M.D. Vi tal slal 5.00 J. W. Copeland Yards Courthouse exp 10.47 C. L. Allen Co. Judge, postage 5.00 DESCHUTES COUNTY SUNSET HOME Henil-Port land Truck Serv ice- Freight 37.55 PUHI.IC ASSISTANCE FUNDS Safcwav Store Soldier's liellcf 13.G0 DOC LICENSE FUND Atlas Stamp & Die Co. Dog tags 91.87 i. .i, . . -i'? A ' ' ' f 1 ' r-lOi- "UMft Rr.DAP RTFFI " Worklnc in his back yard at Bliileiwade. Eniland. Frank Russell puts the finishing touches on the homemade submarine In which he hopes to submerge 1000 feet His son, Roy, gives advice as dad works on the 1 6-foot vessel, which he built of scrap steeL Russell " has worked 14 months on the sub. and expects to make a trial run soon. GENERAL ROAD FUND Railway Express Agency Gen. exp IJend-Portland Truck Serv 15.17 1.45 13.50 2.75 3.75 4.50 69.44 35.93 ice Gen. exp Geo. II. McAllister Gen. exp The Swendler Hlue Print Co. Gen. exp Motor Market Parts Joseph Egg Parts Drake's Auto Shop Parts Moty & Vun Dyke, Inc. Parts ... Ucnd Specialized Service Parts Bear Wheel & Brake Serv 91.10 iceParts 4.00 Bend Iron Works Parts ... Cascade Auto Parts Parts 9.65 5.22 Flaherty's Machine & Re pair Parts 71.64 Schuman Auto Electric Parts 16.16 Ward Motor Co. Parts .... 126.09 Morrls Nelnon Co. Parts.. 62.39 Mack-International Motor Corp. Parts 5.47 Snap On Tools Corp. Parta 2.90 Automotive Equip. Co. Parts 1.80 Reo Truck Sales Co. Parts 39.20 Ballou & Wright Parts .... 164.01 Bend Auto Parts, Inc. Tire acct 1032.33 O. K. Rubber Welders Tire acct George Chllds Hardware Hdw Minnesota Mining & Man ufacturing Co. Hdw Bend Hardware Co. Hdw. Oregon Hardware Dlst. Hdw 7.05 1.71 88.56 6.43 40.60 J. W. Copeland Yards Lumber Miller Lumber Co. Luii bcr 124.89 157.12 687.12 Cent. Ore. Fire Supply Co. Lumber Stale Ind. Acc. Comm. Acc. Ins 131.89 Lumbcrmcns Ins. Agency Ins 49.97 1.45 Bend Water Dept. Water Arrow 1 ransport. Co. Oil purchase 20S.2fl Statical Asphalt & Bitum ills Co. Oil purchase .... 442.05 Bend Auto Parts, Inc. Parts 21.08 In the Matter of Trmnnfer of Funds: The Court ordered the Treas urer to transfer $557.63 In the T.B. and Bang's Disease Fund to the General Hind, and also 'trans fer $18,586.77 from the Land Sale Fund to the General Fund. In the Matter of Contracts For County Owned Ijnilt: At this time the, Court signed the following contracts: Kiln Z. Evans Lots 5 and 6. Block 30. Lnldlnw $110.00 ($28.00 cash; bill. $15.00 per mo. at 6). Samuel Joseph Tildcn S'iN'a NWU NEV, NEViNEUNWU, Sec. 35, Twp. 20. S.R. 10 EWM $500.00 t $100.00 cash; bal. $10.00 per mo. at 6','r). In the Matter of Refund of Taxes: At this time the Court ordered the Tax Collector to refund the sum of $70.43 lo Henry Rollins for overpayment of taxes. In the Matter of the He-Sale Of County Owned ProiK-rty: WHEREAS, Deschutes County, Oregon, is the owner of the real property hereinafter described. Handy cartons of genuine Chinese food. Here's the answer to any eating problem. Just call 279 and in 15 minutes pick up your tasty meal. No cooking no fuss no bother. Just real eat ing pleasure. If you wish, delivery can be made by taxi. Skyline Steak House P. as and the County Court deems It for the best Interests of said County to sell said real prop erty; THEREFORE, BE IT ORDER ED, That the Sheriff be, and he hereby is, authorized and directed to sell the following described real property In the manner pro vided by law for not less than the minimum price and terms set opposite each tract, plus costs of advertising and recording the deed. Parcel No. 1 Lots 9 and 10, Block 152, Second Addition to Bend Park $120.00. Terms: 20 down, balance at $10.00 per mo., OVe. i Parcel No. 2 Lots 35 and 36, Block 80, Bend Park $250.00. Terms: 207 down, balance at $15.00 per mo., G'r. Parcel No. 3 Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and Block 10, Bendview r-$150.00 cash. Parcel No. 4 NW'4SW'4 Hess West 10 acres), Section 22, Town ship 17, S. R. 14 EWM.-$2.50 per acre. Cash. Parcel No. 5 E'.4NEW, Sec tion 13, Twp. 18, S. R. 11 EWM. Less a right-of-way for canals andor hcadsates of the Central Oregon Irrigation District. Des chutes County reserves a road right-of-way for 40 feet in width for the use of the Central Oregon Irrigation District, said right-of- way to be located on and across the above described tract at any place chosen by the said District. Deschutes County further re serves the right to such road ways as are necessary on each side of the river to give public access .to the river. Deschutes1 County reserves to Itself any pumice, sand, gravel or cinders and the right to enter onto the land and remove the same. Des chutes County reserves for the use of the public a strip of land 50 feet In width along each bank of the river. The 50 feet being from the water's edge at right angles to the stream flow. $250.00. Terms: 20' down; bal ance In four equal quarterly pay ments, at 6. There being no further busi ness, Court adjourned until 1:30 October 14, 19-19. C. L. ALLEN, County Judge E. E. VARCO, Commissioner A. E. STEVENS. Commissioner Bend. Oregon. October 14. 1949 BE IT REMEMBERED. That I on Friday, October 14, 1949. at 1:30 p.m., the County Court met1 IGNITION SPECIALISTS 228 E. Greenwood CARBURETOR ... .-"ES V "" ""'' "A- luwosmo YOU'LL GIVE 3 CHEERS FOR SKYLINE'S "Ready, to Serve" Chinese Foods! Convenient! Delicious! Economical ! M v - try Railroad Rates Held Excessive Washington. Oct. 21 "111 Rep. Walt Horan, It., Wash., said today the railroads are "pricing them selves out of the market" for farm freight in the Pacific north' west. As freight rates have mounted since the war, Horan said, truck hauling of farm goods has In creased steadily. The Interstate commerce commission granted the freight increases on railroad pxoflt-and-loss statements, Horan said. "The commission has consis tently refused." he said, "to exam ine the efficiency of the roads themselves, to determine whether they are wasting money through obsolete practices, featherbedding labor policies or Just plain poor management." Whatever the reason for the increases, he said, they and the 10 per cent "war tax" dlscrimin ate against the northwest con sumer and shipper. Horan said truck shipments were increasing to such an ex tent that he has asked the agri culture department to report truck movements In Its market news service. Such reports would "guarantee a true picture of farm commodity movements, he said. TIUSY ASKED FOR IT MeKeesport, Pa. ilPi Three voung men approached a police man and insisted that a gasoline can he was carrying belonged to them. When they were able to prove It. the policeman arrested them, ine can was iiura who gasoline stolen from a nearby truck. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results for the purpose of opening bids on' a 44 foot by 64 foot concrete or pumice block building. The contract was awarded to A. Wil son Benold on his bid of $11. 633.00, that being the lowest bid on said building. There being no further busi ness. Court adjourned until Oc tober 19. 1949. C. L. ALLEN. County Judge E. E. VARCO, Commissioner A. E. STEVENS, Commissioner GET GOING! Ignition is the "Spark Of Life!" to your car. And! Ig nition needs servicing to be up on its toes! Expert Ignition Servicing the only kind you'll get, here! One rlghMouch makes ALL the difference In your car's action. Let OUR ex-IM-rts service Ignition, for YOU! rhone 1779 MAGNETO IGNITION New Drug Stops Seasickness Seattle, Wash.. Oct. 21 tli A rug called diamamlne has prov ed 95 per cent effective in stop- Ing seasickness, tests at the Seattle port of embarkation showed today. The drug was discovered acci dentally by the allergy clinic of ohns Hopkins university in 1!47 while it conducted experiments for control of hay fever. Tests were started here on transports last May and the new rug proved not only effective. but gave results obtained within half hour, medical officials said. More than 600 seasick service men and civilians were tested. Half the sick passengers were given dramamine and the other half were given a compound simi lar in color to the drug, but hav ing none of lis relieving proper ties. Ninety-five per cent of the pas sengers given dramaminereport ed they felt better, while 57 per cent of the persons given the false drug said they got relief and 43 per cent said there was no difference. The 43 per cent then were given dramamine and of those, 96 per cent claimed improvement. YES! An O.K. Recapped TIRE ONLY Guaranteed Against ALL ROAD HAZARDS m6TIRES, 23 Greenwood Phone 925 llflllHII.MIIW-UltTOI '--J 4'5 Jfj 6.00 X 16 Yb I Exchange 1 1 v:4? f I kl! 1 11 Bag of Delicious Candv by Societe TASTY CANDY KISSES 29c BLACK and ORANGE JELLY BEANS..... 29c Orange and Black Licorice GUM DROPS 29c ASSORTED HARD CANDY DROPS 29c Orange With Green Stem LARGE PUMPKIN NOVELTY CANDLES... 75c For Halloween and Cold Winter Evenings ELECTRIC CORN POPPER 4.95 Also Select Chocolates by Societe and Harry L. Brown "Ducklings" 4 9 Professional Prescription Preparation Every prescription com pounded at M a g 1 1 1 8 is double-checked for accuracy and purity. Magill's regis tered pharmacists are skilled in the preparation of all prescriptions. Father of UCLA Coach Is Killed Nashville ,Tenn., Oct. 21 mi UCLA football coach Red Sanders was en route here today to ar range for the funeral of his fath er, Henry Edgar Sanders. 76, who was killed last night when his car smashed into a train. The elder Sanders who operated a novelty company here, was alone in his automobile when the fatal accident occurred. The UCLA coach made immedi ate plans to fly here from Los! Angeles when he heard of his' father's death, leaving his team In the hands of assistants for tomor row's game with Washington state. The younger Sanders went to UCLA last year after serving as head coach at Vanderbilt. The grain weevil is so small that 1.000 could be placed in a quart of grain and easily escape detection by a hasty Inspection. You Can Have Better Vision Today modern optical services offer you (he benefit . of better eyesight Our registered optometrist can pre- , .; scribe glasses for you that both add charm and better ; ' vision to your natural self. Come in for an eye exanv . ination so that you may enjoy visual efficiency.' . Dr. H. Opfomefrist 9-17 Wall Street L l'jttti till 1 1 mn 1 1 Sweetheart Soap ..... 4 bars 31c RICHARD HUDNUT V Home Permanent Set 2.75 Complete with Plastic Curling Rods ' ' Nestle's Spraze - Plastic bot.v. 98c Keeps Hair in Dace All Day . Yanky Clover Bath Salts. . . . .1.00 Six 2-ounce Bags "'-''.' Lip Life Base v. 1.00 So Your Lipstick Stays on - . . New Ever Dry Match Box, . . . . 35c Rust, Prcsplratlon and Water Proof , ; ) Lighter & Pencil Combination 1.03 Practical and Useful for Many Purposes New Spin-Away Ash Tray., V; 6.95 Bronx. Self Clcanlnir. Automatic Ash TY.v " ". .: Expansion Snake Chain...... 1X3 Key Chain of Stainless Steel. Ii stretch! Add Federal Tax lo Cosmetic ' NO IN II ALA TOR . - Chicago, Oct. 21 tlffOliver Al- ? ford, 38, toured suburban Perk, ' ' Forest last night In Jeep selling '. tickets for a dance to provide Ml Inhalator for the local fire depart- V' ment. ' ' . Suddenly, A 1 ford rnllapsrd wfth , a heart attack. His fellow firemen jl summoned an inhalator from 8te- " ger. III. several miles away. ' - " Alford died before the Inhalator ' arrived. .' . :( Furniture Refinishing WOOD or METAL Bleaching Graining Minor Repairs ELMER ALLEN'S . Nu-Finish Shop Phone S66-J Bend, Ore. C. Staples' Opli Phone 803 l 1 ;i n i UOK A7 . YOUn HANOI AVOID ROUGH DRY SKIM Convenient Balm Argenta Dispenser, only 25c , HALO SHAMPOO SALE Two Bottles for 50c Regular 74c Value Buy 49c Bottle and Get 25c -Bottle for 1c I I i I' M 59c I J USE 853 Wall Street Phone 279