PAGE FIVE
Local News
TKiri:iiTi nr.
Mitxlrituiti yi'Hli rilny, IH di'tircc.
.Minimum hint iiIkIiI, 'M ili'iirccs.
ki nsi;t, m muni; timiis
KiuuUe tomorrow, (I: ft 7
Niiiini'I Iniiinrruw, 1:11,
Iteinl 1'nrlly cloudy loiliiy mill
SllllililVi li Ik It lnihty, Ml In ftft; low
IiiiiIkIiI, 'in lo :('!; hlijli Hiindiiy, 17
lo M.
Wllliinl A. Khniiiuhhi'II, l.'llili
CiiIvi'nIiiii, yesterday wim mliiilt
led In l.innliMiimMH liimplliil,
Miililll MrClnnU. f7 MrK'iy,
wiiN iiilmll li'il yesterday lo Lime
hcrman' IniHpltiil,
Mm. Waller O iilrliKliiuik mill
Infant dnuejilcr, 117 K. Olnry,
were released yesterday fnmi I hi'
malcrnlty wind. Mrs. IjiWiih'
Johnstone, ftLiS Klvcrfniiil, mid
Mm. Cordon W. (leoier. 20
Thurston, anil ilii-lr In Ian I noim,
were dismissed today.
I-'otir llrnd Nludi'iilN a rr ammiK
V.Y2 pli'diii'd hy I lie 11 (iK'ck let
li'r oritunlallonx on Ihe l.lnfleld
rnllciie t'iimiUK, limine. Hie iiinIi
hchkoii IiinI week In McMlnnvlllo.
1iciil Kli Ik lapped hy hoi i II len
mi' llrvnly Iti-lnhiii I, Ijunlida
IjiiiiImIii Sigma, mid Audrey I..
Miller. I'hl llela Mil. Kralciiilly
pledges Inrlinli- Ted McKee. Al-
pirn (iiiminii Nu, mid Michael Sul
livan, i'hl Kpsllon.
Mr. mill Mm. Paul Fisher, 'i-V
McKlnlry avenue, air parous o(
a 7pound "ounce hoy, horn this
morning at St, Charles hospital.
Mr. and Mm. W. S. KtrnnrU
arrived yesterday from Ashland
lor (I week end visit wllh ihelr
Nun and ilauphli'i iii lnw. Mr. and
Mm. It, I'. Sli'iinell and family,
ti.'i Creeley avenue,
Tr. and Mih. Hubert Srliull of
llrcuiertnn. Wash., me puicnls of
a mm horn Oil. .'II. The baby
welched !l (hiiiikIh, !i ounces and
hart hi'i'ii named Ituhcii Alan. l'r.
and Mm. John Srhiilt, llrciner
Ion. and Mr. and Mm. Waller
NelHon, lleud, arc Hie baby's
Uiandparenln. Mm. Sihult Is the
former Virginia Nelson. Mm. Nel
son lit visiting tin- Washington
family.
Mm. I'eter Valley relumed
Thursday evening from Wlihlilne
ton, wheie she spent two weeks
Vlslllnit a sister In Fvcrelt and
oilier friends and relatives In Se
al lie.
llend KoiopllmlKt club will
have a dinner mccllnu, Wednes
day. Nov. III. at the Flkhnrn
country club, with members of
the Hums club ns quests. The
dinner Is set for 7 o'clock. Mem
bers who plan lo attend are lc
Iiik asked to call Miss U'ola Hose
for ri-seivallons.
Mr. and Mrs. I-ester ISiiimwcll,
of I nlon, are cmllni; tbe week
end In llend. They are Kuesls at
the home of Mr. and Mis. Alfred
M. I'leede, 210 I'runln. where
friends of the couple are bclne, In
vlled lo call Mrs. Ilramwell was
foiineily Mis. Carrie Slale, of
llend. The visitors will return to
t'lilon tomorrow.
Sons of Norway will hnve a
regular liii'i'l Iiik tonlnht al H
o'clock In Norway hall. Officer
III lie all members lo allenil. as
Inipinlant business Is scheduled
for discussion.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert James,
formerly of llend anil now of
I'llnevllle, are pii'cnis of a bov
horn Nov. 10 at I'llnevllle Ceil-
oral hospllal, friends here have
learned. The baby welehed C
pounds, l ounces.
First I.utheian ladles' aid will
meet next Thursday for a work
mci'tlni' In the chinch, bcelnnlnL'
al '-:.'lo p. m. I'ri'paiatlous are lo
be completed lor the bazaar In be
held next Friday. Mis. Ceori'e
Huenler will be hostess for Ihe
social hour.
Chalmer lllalr, past prcslili'iil
of Ihe Retail Credit assiiclallnn
In I'm Hand, anil Walter Jensen,
executive secretary of Ihe North
west Credit council, will he In
llend Monday for a mcellni; of
the Merchants' Credit bureau. It
was iinnonnced today. The meet
Inn will be In Ihe lorm of a 7
o'clock dinner al Ihe I'llol Unite
Inn. All local merchants who arc
members of Ihe Hend bureau me
bclne Invited lo intend.
l'asl presidents of Die Peprc
Enjoy
Heipfrrey Dairy Milk
"The Besf Milk in Town
PfioBie 590-J
HELPHREY DAIRY
Bend Recreation
Schedule
November l.H If
Monday: I Huh Ncliool howllui
oiKiiulatloiuil ii IIiik for holh
boys and Kills, ! p.m., clly com
miKslon loom. UphoiHleiy class
No. 1, 7;.I0 p.m., First Clirlstliiu
chin eh social loom, Hubert Klti li
en, liu.li iii tm .
Tucsiliiy: l.lllle Ihealer execu
llve commlllee mecllne., 7:. '10 p.m.
clly hall eominlsslou room.
Wednesday: lloat bullilliiK, 7;,'MI
p. m., hli;h Ncliool shops, t'nul
Smliii, lusii uclor.
Thursday: .Square ilancliiK les
sons, 7:.'K) p.m., Allen school itym,
Claude Cook, liirilruclor.
I'llday: llpholslery class No. 2,
7:. 'ill p in., Kenwood school base
ment lunch room, Hubert Kitch
en, Instructor.
Saturday: Uanlam IiowIIiik
league, 10 a.m., Cascade bowl.
of Honor Indue will meet Friday,
Nov. IH, at H p. in., al (ho liome
of Mis. Ki nesl Walker.
Taylor Ithoads, 110.1 Columbia,
yi'Kleiilay was dismissed from
I. umbel man s hospllal.
ljiwieiice Al inslrnnk'. of Itoiite
.1, lleud, was dismissed today
from Lumberman's hospital.
Ml 11 1 KI IS. ATTENTION !
While sholiplnK leave your chil
dren with reliable woman at 707
I'clawarc. Cor. Uond and 1 una
ware. Will baby sit nluhts. Call
In udvmico 723-M. Adv.
WINTEH SCHEDULE
CIVIC KOLLEK KINK
Bargain Tuesday 7-10 p.m.
Clamps .UK' hiioes auc
(Beginners' Instructions)
Kilday
.... 710:30 p.m.
7 10 p.m.
1-3:30 p.m.
710 p.m.
1-3:30 p.m.
Saturday
Matinee
Sunday
Matinee
Itegular Charges
Evening: Clamps .'c; Shoes 75c
Matinee: Clamps 25c; Shoes 50c
Mondays. Wednesdays. 'Ilium
days reserved lor parties. Con
tact us lor special party rates.
Phone Bend 91 or 905-J
Mr. and Mrs. E. Leonard Smith
Adv.
Dr. W. II. Grleslnger will be
In Bend all day Monday, Nov. 11.
- Adv.
CAUD OF THANKS
Willi deepest gratitude we ex
tend this word of thanks for the
many kind acts of sympathy, ex
pressed, bv thoughtful, friends.
Iliose kindnesses have meant
much to us.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wright
and Family
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Visiter
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. ltobb
and Famllv
Mrs. Pauline Bishop and
Adv. Sons
Drpaullne Sears will he out
of town until Tuesday evening.
Adv.
Dance al Carroll Acres Hall
every Saturday night. 9:30. Music
by Western Melodiers. Adv.
Get the latest style and correct
time bv Hading in vour old watch
on a new ltt-1!) Model at MKHKIt
GALL. JKWEI.KItS, next to Capi
tol Theater. "We Keaplr With
Care." Est. P.r.'U. Adv.
NOTICE
Members, I.W.A. l-ocal 5-7 -We
have ballots for election of Inter
national Officers and amend-
menls to the Constitution: also
ballots or Stale CIO Council elec
tion of Officers, and ballots for
elect Inn of Board member and
Negotiating Committee member
of Ihe District lo the Inter
national, Ask for a ballot during office
hours; ballots will be taken to
out-of'lowu Units. Adv.
PLAN TCKKKY SHOOT
I'llnevllle, Nov. 12 -- Centra!
Oregon mm ksmen have been In
vited lo the first turkey shoot of
Ihe county here Sunday, Novem
ber 20. The shoot will be spon
sored by Ihe I'llnevllle chapter
of Ihe Iaak Walton league.
n
Historic Region
rrlnevllle, Nov. VI - - Walter
Meacham of I'orllund, executive
secielary of Ihe Old Oregon Trail
oiKanl.allon of the American J 'In
nrer Trillin association, has re
vealed thai the new Warm
SprliiKH bluhway wll penelraU; u
district of hlstoi leal slitulflcanct'
because of Ihe exploration lour
of Ceneial Kreinont In IK-l.'l.
In that year, it Ik pointed out
hy Meacham, wh'i plans lo parti
cipate Sunday In the celebration
alteiidlnu opeuliiK of I be new
road, Fremont passed down from
Ihe Columbia river to the Klam
alii basin. Ills soldiers balled a
tlmu lit hot sprlnKH uloni the
Warm Springs river, his chron
icle reveals, anil were treated for
attacks of scurvy by bathlnK In
wains of Ihe hot springs. Today
llie Jllll-lie- I u I1UI HillllKn, im-ui
the center of the reservation, Is
located at Ihe point where Fre
mont's men "look the waters."
Kremont also discovered the
Melollux river, the name of
which, accordion to old-time In
dians, sIkiiIIIi-s- "stinkiiiK fish."
At that period salmon ascended
Ihe lieschuteK lo the Mctollus In
Ureal numls'is to spawn ami die,
rrealliiK a stench perceptible for
many miles, the old Indians say.
Hospital News
The following persons were ad
mitted Krlilay and today to St.
Charles hospllal: Larry Porter, 2,
son of Mr. and Mrs. (Jlcnn Por
ter. 120 Adams place; Connie
Jaynes, 7, daughter of Mr. and
Mm. Omar Jaynes. 301 llarrl
man. and William iJeGrco, 2. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Philip IVGrce.
KM West 2nd. The DcGreo baby
also was dismissed today.
Dismissed Thursday and Fri
day were: Sheila Wenlland. llend;
Mrs. A. O. Pearce. Bend: Huth
Jones, Bend; Mrs. Ernest McCall,
Gilchrist; Nancy Coyner, Bend;
Mrs. George Italns, Maupin; I-nw-rence
Welch. Bend; Cary Pitcher,
Silver Lake, and Jack Hoke,
Bend.
Bend Bank Branch
Figures Reported
In answer to the November 1
rail of Ihe comptroller of cur
rency, the Bend branch of the
First National bank of Portland
reported deposits of $r,ti7-l.3Tt)
and loans of $2,211,927. In charge
of Ihe local banking' office Is, K.
E. Sawyer, manager.
On June 30. 1919, the figures
were: Deposits $.rvl09,25G, and
loans $2.1-17,504.
The First National hank of
Portland, wllh '15 hranches. re
ports deposits of &l;x,7-IO.!im.l7
and loans of S1.M.S1S.1 15.GI.
Against Ibis loan figure there has
been set up out of earnings from
January 1, 1919. to Octolier 31.
1919, n reserve forTossible loan
losses In the amount of $."00.(XK).
"The comparative figures from
November 1. 1919, to June 30,
1919. represent normal fluctua
tions In business at this season
of the year." F. N. Belgrano Jr.,
president of the bank, said.
INSTRl ( TION PLANNED
Madras. Nov. 12 Joe Joseph,
chairman of the Jefferson county
c h a p t e r, announced Thursday
I that standard first aid Instruction
lof the American Red Cross will
j Is1 stal led next Tuesday evening.
Classes will meet twice a week at
the county courthouse here.
Joseph said instructors will be
Amos Fine, manager of the Pa
cific Power & Light Co., and
Wayne Foster, Crook county
school superintendent.
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POOR MIKE...HE'S BEEN LIKE THAT EVER
SINCE HE TRIED TO CRACK A MoSiCf.
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Moslir Salts and Chests in built
villous sins and classifications
(It iirf rtomt of business need.
Mosler Safe
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Fill out and mall the lollowlnf coupon
MOSLER
ERIKSEN'S
Kill Brooks Street
Plana sni nt (oil Flit
Hoffman Dam
Project Due
For New Study
I'llnevllle, Nov. 12 Assurance
that full consideration will be
Klven to central OrcfCon'R reiuest
tor a hli:h dam at !h" Hoffman
site, 1.') mile south of I'rlneville,
was Klven at a breakfast held In
Portland Tuesday mornliiK.
A delegation headed by Dr. II.
W. Sleeliiammer, president of Ihe
I'owell Hutle IllL'bline Irrluatlon
association, alleruled this break-1
fast, elven for Michael W. .Straus
of Ihe U.S. reclamation bureau.
The delegation was told that
members of the reclamation bil -
reau staff at Iloi.se will come to
Pi Inevllle within Ihe next 30 days
and examine all phases of the
proposed development.
Straus advised, however, that able to Identify any of the boys.
Crook county Irrigation interests! Sheriff McCauley stated that
should set about to incorporate : an Investigation is being conduct
their program into the more corn-: 'i to determine who the youths
prehenslve Columbia basin proj-; were. He said that anyone found
ect. as outlined bv armv enein-1 Ing along the canal or else-
eers and the reclamation bureau,
Other members of the central
Oregon delegation making iie!
trip lo Portland were J. C. Mill
son, vice president of the associa
tion; Kolla Welgand. secretary;
Frank Foster, Omar Harris anil
Jack Shumway, from Powell
Hulte; W. M. Komlne, Judge A.
Jt. Bowman, Claude Williams, E.
L. Woods, Herman H. Schmitt
and Joe D. Thomson, from Prine
ville. P.P. &L. Sends
In Tax Payment
A check for S-l,757.83 l'i pay
ment of 1919 real and is rsonal
pros'ily taxes on Pacific Power I
& Light company in Deschutes!
county was turned over to the
county today by W. A. Ijickaff,
district manager for tbe com
pany. This years Deschutes county;
payment was 12 per cent larger I
than last years, Lackalf said,
and was pan of more than S9-1-1,-000
paid by the comMiny to 1-5
Oregon counties in advance of
the November 1-1 due date. In Ihe
trl county central Oregon district
Inn rnrntmnv nnvmnnf trifnloH
the company payment
vf-v
more than 510-1,000.
Lackaff said that total direct
taxes carried by the Pacific sys
tem this year will exceed S3,0(io,.
000. He said this means that
about 17'-j cents out of every dol
lar taken In by the company Is
being paid out in taxes. Part of
the InerejiKe In the total tax load
came from the Oregon real pro
Hrty taxes being paid now,
which are up about 17 per cent
from last year, he said.
Two Prineville j
Youths Arrested
Two "teen age youths, identified
as Ix-onard Shobc and Lester
Fields, of Prineville, yesterday
were arrested by state police in
Vale on n charge of contributing
to the delinquency of two minor
girls, Claude L. McCauley, Des
chutes county sheriff reported to
day. McCauley stated that the boys
are about 18 years of age and are
accused of -iwrsuading two girls,
one aged 12 and the other 15, to
I accompany them on a trip to
Vale. The girls have lieen away
! from their homes in Terrebonne
' for the past five davs. McCaulev
I said.
Sgt. L. L. Hirtzel, head of the
state police in central Oregon.
plans to bring the boys to Bend
from Vale.
The youths were reportedly op
erating a stolen Washington car.
Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results
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AOENCY
STATIONERY
lleud. Ore.
llitalutt t KiiIii Silas.
V) W
Shots Menace
i
Irviin; I lanlendorf. of Carioll
Acres, i'huisilay icpoiled lo Ihe
I ri-si'hiiles county sheriff that he
was almost shot late Wednesday
af lei noon by a group of hoys fir
ini; Wi caliber rifles alonf! Ihe
('enlial Oregon Irrigation dllch,
near Ihe I'lne Forest fininge hall.
Ilardendoi f toid Claude L. Me-
i Cauley, sheiiff, that he was walk-
' Inu alonu the canal ditch on his
way home when a shot from the
: rifle of one of the boy's narrowly
missed his head. He said thai he
ducked down behind Ihe canal
j bank in order to escape any more
fire from the group. He was not
i where In the county in a careless
I '""""'.m11' '.'.,?uted and
w,i,..
Assembly of God
Plans Meetings
A series of evangelistic services
will begin r.unday morning at the
Assembly of God church, with the;
Malvaney evangelistic party In :
charge. Special programs have
been arranged for all services ;
Sunday at the church. The evan
gellsts. four young people who
are also said to be accomplished
musicians, will present musical
ensembles, quartets, duets, solos
and special features.
Also highlighting the Sunday
program will be a service at 8
o'clock, with Rev. George Itedden,
'"Hie Pastor of the Pines," well
known in central Oregon as a
singer and leader in gosel work,
as guest. Rev. Redden will sing
with the evangelistic party.
The evangelistic services will
continue for an indefinite period,
with meetings to be held at 8 p.m.
each night except Monday and
Saturday.
IMPARTIAL
Seattle, Nov. 12 'Ui Six years
ago an automobile struck Harry
If Wi ,:, I turn aa ha rn,ln Vita -nln.
i cipcd at the corner of 22nd ave-
i 1 .
nno nnn 1 nr ivav nctrn ann
broke his right leg.
Yesterday Harry, now 11, was
riding his bicycle at the same in
tersection. An automobile struck
him and broke his left leg.
Baby Shoe Bronzing
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at new low prices.
$2.95 a pair
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Klamath Named
District Champ
The Klamath Kalis Pelicans
will represent district 2 In the
Oregon state high school football
championship playoff, according
to n report today from James L.
Brown, principal of the Klamath
school.
Hrown, who heads the class A
football committee of district 2,
stated that a polling for the 10
mernlHT schools of the district re
sulted In a 9 1 vote for the south
ern Oregon school over I'rine
ville. Other committee members
include K. E. Jewell, of the Bend
high school, and Frank Thomas
of Grants Pass.
Both schools were winners In
four games in district competi
tion this year.
The Pelicans will meet the La
Gi ande high school team either
next Friday or Saturday for the
! district 1 and 2 playoff. The game
will be played at La Grande.
WILL VISIT BEND
A sixth army augmentation
team. No. 2 of group No. 1. will
1 in Bend Monday for an 8 p.m.,
meeting in the assembly room of
the Deschutes county courthouse.
with all navy, marine and army
reservists in the area invited to
take part. Equipment will be
brought here in two trucks. There
will be four men. two majors and
two enlisted men, In the team.
CITED TO APPEAR
Clarence Koho, Bend, Joe Pel
tier, Butte, Mont., and Gunnard
E. Nielsen, no address, have been
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ARTHRITIS
The recovery process in arthri
tis Is favorably Influenced by
natural methods physical,
electrical, and nutritional. Re
sults are, naturally, more
promising when treatment Is
instituted early. Nothing Is
used which will cover up or
hide the true nature of the
disease.
R. D. Ketchum, D.C.
121 Minn. Ave.
Phone "91 Bend, Ore.
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I'hone 134
cited to appear In municipal court
on Intoxication charges, city rec
ord show. Also cited wis D. G.
Williams, Bend, accused of drink
ing In a public place, at the rear
of the Bruin field football grand
stand yesterday afternoon.
ritECIFlTATIOX LIGHT IIKRE
Bend's precipitation for the hol
Announcing . . .
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Tuesday through Saturdays
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By Michael
iday storm added .13 of an Inch
to the city's meager moistur tor
the year 19-19, It was announced
from the local weather station
today. Total rainfall for the week
was listed as .30. Considerable
snow fell In the Cascades, but nil
mountain highways remained
open to normal travel.
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