In 1918 Mr. King was united in marriage to Miss Elizaabeth Bowman, a daughter of Dr. John C. Bowman of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and they have two daughters: Mary Elizabeth and Helen M. The Bowmans are also a pre-Revolutionary family. Mrs. King is a woman of much intellect and personal charm and takes an active aprty in the club and social circles of Bend. Since locating at Bend, Mr. King has built up a large practice and established a reputation as an astute counselor. He has held no public office but has given much of his time and means to civic enterprises. He is a member of the Commercial Club and all booster organizations and in politics is a republican. A great love of nature is one of the characteristics Mr. King inherited from his father, for his father loved the great out-of-doors and was also a writer of merit. The success which Mr. King has met at the bar is the result of his power of analysis and his logical deductions and his clientage has constantly grown in volume and importance, his name figuring in connection with many of the leading litigated interests of this state. That's the end. Hope this helps somebody. judy