WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON
PASc FIVE
Local News
TKMI'I KAH HIC
MiiIiiiiiiii yonlenliiy, .'HI ili-un-ex..
Miiiliuuiii lut iiIkIH, tl di-urvvH.
ttvni nml vlilnllv tliiiiilliiiioi
vurlnlili, thniiiKh Tliurtliiy Willi
few Kirlhliliut IihIii.v; know fhir
t'. i over iiiiiiiiiIiiIiin; ioiiIIiiiiiiI
mllili IiIkIi Im.IIi iluyn 311 II; low
tonlKlit HI) 8ft.
Tlin minimi Chi lHlinns i i k t 1 1 1
(or iiu-miIk-ik (ir Hie I'lni- l-'orcHl
urmifi mid ihi'lr fiiinlllir will lie
lii-lil l-Tlilay, lu-e. 2.1, tit H p.m. In
tin- I'liin I-'oh-nI Mull. Simla Uiiiim
U Ncheilulril lo iiiiiUc an appear.
mire, ufflrerii iiiiiiouuci'il.
The hunt Inill'fliiK i-Iunn, miller
iiumiIci- n( I he elly ji-c-millini ile-
iiiiitini-iit, will i I lunliilit in tin-
lillill ni'liiml woiiiIwiii kinii kIiiii.
Tin-re will lie no iiHi'iliift tumor
low iiIkIH or nrxt week, Wayne
llanilllnn. lem-uUon illn-elor, iiim
iiniiniiiici'il,
S. K. Slu-liry, roillanil, ami IiIn
min, lliunl, who Ih a Knuluiiti- hi u-
li'iil a( tlio UnlviTNlty of WiinIi.
IiikIihi, were In llc-nil (inlay en
I mill- Imrk to I 'ml Imik!. niter a
huntlne trip In tho Villi- country.
Till' younerr Slu-lli-y wiih former
ly a ini-mlH-r of The Ilullrlln iii-wh
Muff,
Marie Taylor anil Jlmh Oieiin
ai'i- atnoni: llnlvi-islly of Ori'iton
'dtuili-nli home fnini Kuci-ne for
tin- liullilayH. Mlsx Tiiylor Is
uiiiklim 1 1 it 1 1 1 u; Ihi- CliilniinaK
riiKh ill I lir IHhI piiKl office,
whi-ro mIii whii ('inployi'il l)i-fon-.
Thi Di-Ki-lmli-H counly library
will flow- Kiittiicliiy at li p in., anil
will reopen Tuiwliiy mornlnij,
MIbh Kli-iuuir lirnwn, llliniiian,
aniiotini'i'il toilay. Tin- ClirlHlnuiN
ever cIiinIiik Ih ii luneesliilillKlii-il
custom for tin- llliriiry,
Tin! Ix-ulnnlnu huiiiuc iIuih-Iiik
elan will niri'l Tlmrmlay al 1:'M
li. in. al the KiiKli'i'ii Star Kiiuiiti'
iuill. Clauili- Cook, liiHtrui-tur, Iiim
aniiount'uil. I here will 00 no
alon for tin' Wi'iliu-Hilay nli;hi
eroui HiIh week, liul next wt-i-k
both (.'tool' will meet.
II. J. Andrew, ickIoiiiiI forest
i-r, ami Flunk II. KoIkoiii, assist-
ant ri-uloiial forest director, ar
lived Hero from I -urlluntl last
iilh'ht for a conference Willi local
forest officials. I hey were Joined
In llend liy Merle t. Lowclcii. r re.
liiont nutlonal forest Kupervlsor,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde I'arkur, Sis
tern, an- parents of a Kill born
this niormiiK at St. Charles licis-
pltul. The buuy welched 7 pounds
13 ounces.
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Lion Attacks,
Kills Trainer
Di-nil Auction will have no
more sales until Januury 1, due tu
the holidays. , Adv.
New story! Hear it from Karl
I.line.. Kalis llaiiH-r fclliu, 2IU
UieKOn. Adv.
TALL HOOP TALE Ucfuerc
Niiiiohis Molwic.y was a more
Hum welromt-d Ktiifli-nt nt Siena
Collene, Koudunville, N. Y.,
wlii-ra llic six-foot nine-Inch
native of Htidupcut enrolled as
a pic-nirihr-nl student. Quickly
renamed Nick Casey liy stu
dents, Conch Dan C'unlin lost no
tune educiitmii the lull Huncur
lan in tho ways of the hitherto
slriintin tfain nf hiuki-thalL
Ill'U.NS IT'NEUAI. IIKI.I) .
I-'uneral services for Cornelius
C. llurns. (!ti. who died Dee. 1U fol
lowltiK an lliuess, were held Mon
day inornlnK from St. Francis
Calhollc church, with Rev. Wil
liam Coiiuhlan of filial Inn. Uurlal
was In (irei-nwood vemetery.
1'allheiircrs were William J.
Baer, Waller J. KaKim. J. ii. Whit
taker. Die K. llalvoi-sen. John N.
Mahonev and M. J. Mahonev.
Mr. Hums, a saw filer for The
Mievlln lllxon Company, hnd been
employed hy the company for -10
years, comlnu west from Minne
sota when the local mill was hull).
A native of Vankleek Hill. Ontar
io, Canada, he was a member of
St. Krancls Catholic church nml
beloiif;eil to the Knl.ehts tf Colum
bus. lie Is survived by his wife,
Millie, of 718 Newport, and a sis.
ter, Mm. Mary Orotjan, Seattle.
Dear Helen -Your Christmas
(jilt problem Is solved -mve your
liiends the new Sinner Million
hole Maker. So easy 10 use; -such
perfect buttonholes every time.
Call 1. -'" lor Inhumation. Love.
-Jtciiha. Adv.
Have you seen the Inlerestlni;
and practical hand-made articles
al TDK HI -UK 1XJOK, UJ3 U St..
Kedmund, Die. 1 p.m. to U p.m.
Adv.
V.K.W. Christinas trees on vet
erans' lot on liond Si. next to rol
ler skutlni! link, l'lice 50c unci up.
Adv.
Three new varieties 01 cnesi
nut trees have been developed by
the U. S. department of iinncul
line which produce an abundant
titit.iiitiv of sweei ihiU and are
lesisliint to chestnut blight.
TELLS EXCITING
BEER GOSSIP
(in.. 11. .mini ii-IIk nnolher aliuut
this happy new Idea simply
serve at 1 11c (,'uesl table Hint .new
one way tall Dottle of Lucny La
KIT beer. It's nttrnctlve and cye
..t.i.niiiinir and so convenient
to buy and use. No deposit, no
return. Comes pacKCU J-i uouies
to a liundy earlon. Usuully costs
less lliaii an ordinary stubble.
Try tall Lucky UiKer buy a
liundy earlon today ut your fa
,iriii uiore He tiinoiie the luckv
ones to serve and enjoy Lucky's
"million dollur lluvor" In the new
tall table bottle. Inlerslalo llrew
erv Co.. Vuncouver, Wash. Adv.
Open 'till
9 P.
Use ciitsslfled ads In The Hullo-
tin for ipilck resultK.
Thousand Oaks, Calif., Dee. 21
Oil - Sulliin, u lenximu lion that
killed lis lady trainer, may puy
wllh his own life for Iho savui;v
iilliick, offlcialM an lil today,
Sultan liawi'd anil bit animal
trainer Mrs, Muy Kovur Schufer,
'2, yesli-ruuy, imitllutiiiK her hor
ribly us lie dniKUcd her uround
I lie 1I11K before tno eyes of her
tlueu vnlldien.
Coroner Ted Mayr uld Mrs.
Schufi-rs husbiuid, l-ri-d, may de
cide to destroy tile hcust when
he returns here from 1'ort Worth,
Tex. Schafer, also u trulner, hud
none to Kurt Worth to deliver
some elephants, lie started buck
by plane us soon us he learned
of his wife's deuth.
Officials said Mrs. Schafer
mlKlit have been able tu save
herself had f.he curried a k'un
wllh her Into the linn. Hut Ihc
trulner dldn t believe In kuiin.
Shu used only u whip und chair
to put the annuals through their
hoops.
Mie cot le.iily Ln her usual
fashion yesterday to 80 to work
with Sudan, u lour-yeurold Hun
she was tralnliiK for u circus act
with her husbund on the Louis
(Jucbcl animal ranch.
In TrulnliiK Arena
The internationally known
trainer ordered her son. Michael
Kovur, d8, to let the beast out
of u small Bhllllnu cane into a
bIKKcr tralnliiK urenu where slid
was poised uiipurently readly
lor auitun.
Mrs. Sehufer thoueht Sullun
und unolher Hon she acquired ln
lexas were utmost broken.
Hut the Junkie king sprung lm
mediately, pouncing on his mis.
tress.
The Hon clawed, bit und scratch
ed Mrs. Schiller's face, then drag
ged her uround the cage.
Kovur, a son by a previous
murrlugc to a famous tiger train.
cr who died a few years ago.
rushed into the cuge und tried
to drive Ihc lion away by prod
ding It with u slick und chair.
Hie Hon turned on the youth
but Kovar's frantic shouts for
help brought Kudy Muller, an
elephant trainer on the Goebel j
ranch. Muller brought a pilch-1
fork and piece of pipe. I
"1 threw the fork into the
Hon," he said. "Then I hit It with
the pipe, und we took Mrs. Schu-1
fer out of the cage. I think she
died u few minutes after we got i
out." i
Kovar und his sisters, May, 14, 1
and Sandra, 3'. were stunned by
the tragedy.
"Thai s the way she trained ;
them," the grlef stiicken boy told
Mayr. "She used slicks not guns, j
She didn't have a chance." ,'
Hospital News I
Patients admltx-d yesterday lo
St. Clmiies hospital Include the
following: Kloyd Knorr, lied
mond; Uarhara Kox, 11, duughler
of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Kox, 114
Jacksonville; Vernon Torkelson,
Houte 1; Charles A. Hiirta-tt, 4H
Sullivan, and Donna Lee Davis,
11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Davis, Route 3.
Tom Amldon, Madras, and
George Lammers, llend, were dis
missed yesterday.
Mortgages, Dee. 0
Kenneth W. Hrown et ux to
Deschutes Federal Savings and
Loan, lots 3-4, blk. 2, St. Hy. add.
Mortgage lb-leases. Dee, 9
Equitable Savings and Loan to
Stanley Scott et ux, and Summers
Butler et ux.
Deschutes Federal Suvlngs and
Loan lo Vernon W. Larson et ux.
S'fc lot 7 and part lot 8, blk. 13,
Hark.
United States National bank to
Oolitic Campbell, lots 4-5, blk. 5,
Awbrey Heights.
Mortgages, Dec 10
Robert C. Harris et ux. to Des
chutes Federal Savings und Loan,
Eli, C, blk. 6, Kenwood Gardens.
Mortgage IU-Ii-iuuii (Tor Hal),
Dec, III
H. E. Van Arsdale et ux, to
Jean Wm. Hawthorne et ux, SW
SW 25, SKSE 2(i, all sec. .'), S'a
SE S'iNE NESE NWSE 35 16 12.
Mortgages, Dec. Vi
Victor K. Shopshire et ux, to
United Slates National bank, NVi
lots 1-2. blk. 17, Elllngers.
Mortgage Itch-ascs, Dee, VI
Equitable Savings and Loan to
Victor K. Shopshire et ux, N'i
lots 1-2, blk 17, Elllngers.
State Land Board to L. V.
Shrevc et ux, WljNW 22-18-12.
Mortgage IteleaM-s, Dec. 13
Deschutes Federal Savings and
Loan to George F. Freeman et
ux.
Deschutes Federal Savings and
Loan to Joseph A. Peterson et
ux, W 40' tr. 1, Deschutes Park
(partial release).
Deschutes Federal Savings and
Loan to Milton J. llilliard, lots
15-16. blk. 28, NWTS 2nd add.
Bend Ice Rink j
Proves Popular !
Despite wanner weather this
afternoon, Ice on the Troy laun-'
dry field remained In good con
dition, und skaters were using
the rink throughout the day. High
school physical education classes
have been skating as part of the
gymnasium program, and again
this evening many adults are ex
Iiecteil to Join the younger folk
in the winter sport.
Volunteer attendants will be on
hand at the rink to assist begin
ning skaters wllh Instructions.
Wayne Hamilton, city recreation
director, said today. No classes
are planned, and instruction will
be on an Individual basis. The
volunteers, identified by arm
bands, will have full authority
for keeping order at the rink,
he added.
Hamilton said that adherence
to regulations which have been
Imposed will Insure maximum
success of the skating program.
When Ice begins to melt to the
point that use would cause dam
age, the rink will be posted with
"No. Skating" signs, to await
lower temperatures. In some
spots the ice is as thick as six
Inches, and even If the surface
becomes slushy, the coatine of
ice underneath can be preserved
and repaired when colder weather
comes, Hamilton said.
He said that public cooperation
has been appreciated. Sled-riders
and persons wearing street choes
were cuulioned not to use the
rink. Sleds cause a hazard to skat
ers, and dirt on shoes causes
damage to tho Ice surface, he
explained.
Myron Symons, who has en
gineered skating rink plans in
the past, is assisting the recrea
tion department as adviser.
Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results'
New Arrivals
Children's Dresses
Sizes 1 to 14
Wool o' the West
All Wool Blankets
Suit and Dress Materials
Our selection is tops
Sheets Pillow Slips
Luncheon Sets
Lace Table Cloths
Notions Noyelties-
Gotham Gold Stripe
Nylon Honiery
and Cameo
Siesta
Wool Auto Robes
Rayon Lingerie
Slips, nighties, panties
Handkerchiefs
Sweaters
Skirts
Miscellaneous
Bend Mercantile Co.
937 Wall Street
Phone 20
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Lounging Robes and Pajamas
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Nylon
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GOWNS
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R.syon Jerseys
Rayon Satins in Blue,
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PAJAMAS
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Cottons
Rayons
Jerseys
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rem 53,95
FAULTLESS SUPER SHORTS
from 500
W1LCREST TIES
SKIPPER T-SHIRTS
from $2.50
WILSON BROTHERS SOCKS
jrom 55c
SKIPPER WOOL SWEATERS
Iron. $8.95
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From our wide, wonderful array of Wilson
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carefully the colors and patterns that will go
well with outfits he already owns. We've
stocked up on enough styles, too, so you'll
be sure to find his favorites.
And these gifts carry the Wilson Wear label
a name he trusts. He'll know you found
the best. ,
Stover leBlane Inc.
A MAN'S STORE
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