The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, October 11, 1917, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN TIIM WKATIIIIH Continued Fair Tonight mill Tomorrow . vol,. I 1IK.N1, IIKHCHUTKH COUNTY, OHIKiON, I III USD V Al Ti:itNOO., (M i OKI It II, IIM7 NO. i:m Proclamation Made FRENCH MACHINE GUNNERS ADVANCING UNDER FIRE hi Cabinet Promises DAILY EDITION JURY ACQUITS I DUi CAS E Support of Russia TWO BALLOTS TAKEN BEFORE VERDICT. I lr-l IIiiIIhI HiiiiiiIk 10-1! I'm- Acqtili- tul- l-lvonlitu Hi'nhloii of Cnuii lliing" " iif 'I'll ii VruiV , Hlitnillng In It Clow. AFliU' being mil '"I' I1'" 1111,11 1111 hour limi nliilil. Ilii' jury In Hi" ''"'' nt llm Hi ii 1 1' vh. I in v Id I u ii ii . f Im perial, dunged Willi Inn mii an-iillng. rcluriii'il u vwnllrt of mt guilty. Thu Jury reported to ihn court l 10:35 o'lim-k. I.lillii lirrif nil y wna cxper-i.-n.'i-tl In arriving nt n verdict, only iin ballots lie I UK (utliiil iicoeasary. ''I'lir ;tlml nl noil 10 lo 2 fur ii-itlllul. ulfllr .f ui'funil Km unnnliiiniii. Ity tin- Jury's decision a rao of iiimi' Until two yours' standing iw brought In ah cml. To provmit thu oaao from drug- tgiin oit Into uiinllii'r iliiy. un even iiik inwnlon of rou r l huh In-lit. bo K'ntiliiK nt 7 : :t 0 i) V lin k, iillnwlux V'nii' for tin presentation of argil Uui'iiu liy (lie utlurncys for alulo Mini defense, Iilntrlil Attorney t Ar iiioiiiI'ii iii-nrral ii in inln u up r Hi" time, ulili u alight reference la hull- viilunl tiKl'.iiiony, liml already beeo it :v-ii. mill N. (i. Wiillurfl, counsel fur Inuin, presented llm maw from the iinnJpiiliii iif the iliifuiim', ili'rliirliiK that thu cvulonio fulled to point out I Minn un having stolon llm horao ini n ii.mi'il In 4ln Imlli'iiiiKiil, mill laying Mi u Ii Ktrnkii on I'Vlili'iico Inil'.i ul Iiik tn.il tin' uiiiiuiiI was ii n cslray, and homo rntilil u.it li stolen. Thu ar gument of Demon 0. llurdlck. for Urn suite, was bused on nualyala of ;ilie i vlii'iii-i) presented. Testimony ( 'mii liuli il. 'lliiiiW'n two (laUBlilcrit. Mm. Itrlrk I'V mill Mi-. Oscar Urine, also .Mr. Kriiao ami Mm. Dunn teallflcd eon- nrnlnit llm irrtalfhttut Klvmi thu Ktray linmn am! tulil what limy know of thu trip lo llm Willumiittn Valley, on -nhlih tlin animal was taken. Whim Dunn himself took' (hn M.itlll ho flutly dun It'tl IiiivIiik sag- KOittoil tukltix tlm trip, an lliihcock liml stutud. llo said (hut thu reason lio liml not hrotiKht thn horses buck m horiuiac miow on Ihn nioiintnliiH prevented a roiurn trip by wukoii of l.liiyd Tumplotnn's connootliin with liny pmri if his trip hn Rnlil hn hud no knowledge and claimed that Tom ploton had nioroly boon Introduced tn him mill t h ul they had not talked of iriulliiK on I tin for tho horaoa Neither hud any of tlin horaoa boon offorod for anlu ul any time, accord iiik to hi nt ii lorn nit. CAITAIN W. MATHEN DIES IN CALIFORNIA SAN KltANTIHCO. Oct. 11.-Clip-mill V 1 1 1 1 n tn Miithnn, Ihn ship, sugar Jtiil oil miiRniiln, dPnfl this morning LI mrtirii woitu iiiskh ahovk main i'ixkxi novki, iii;si(i.s in:- ij iNi'itom t ion Mini: dm Kit rirv siocrmxti i,Aoit, Kxcnllnnt progress Is being mailt) oil Iho gym mi hI u ni building being t rocted by thn Ilnntl Ainutoiir Athletic Hub mid thu brick work hits proceed ed punt thn main floor wl.lch Is 10 Tnet abovu tho gldnwalk. Contiitctor Ouy Wllrnm Is having llttlo illffliMilty In gitttlntj skilled workmon for the minding, but tho nhnrnolor nt thn work iniikog It lmposslblo to am ploy many brick mnnons. Building supplies nro lining soctiToa in iuTTIolaiit qunntl iron to nocossltttto no dulay on thla ipiilnf. Novel ((oslgna In brickwork will fontino thn exterior of tho strimturo, imcordlng to Arehltma Loo A. Thom nn. It Is understood thnt tho swim ming pool, originally Intended ns one of llm nw In nttrne.tlons of tho gym nntflinn, (Hid lntnr droppnd bncnusn of tho nxpniiso Involved, will nqw bo ompliitoil us wng first plnnnod. M BUILDING IS PROGRESSING (lit lllilllil frr I.. 'I I,- l.ll,.il liiTUOGItAD, Oil .- A proi In nun Ion pledging " sup port with till Un energy tho in ii mi ii f thn All Ion bun liuou IhhiioiI by iho now pi'iivUliniiil gnvm-iuni-iit of Itiinn'.ii. Tli'.' ntiitoiuont uIhij nppiiHOM vlKiiriiunly ovory ul louipl ul iii iKHt of litrrltiirli-H Imk I ii ii 1 ii k In I'lln-r iiullnim mid UttollljltH Of OlIlIT llllllollK III llll- plinn tln-lr Hill iill K II KB I ll. Il iila'i nxpi-oama a di-a!ro on llm purl of thn hovi-i ninonl to pm llolputi' III porfoot uiinril with I hn A J I I'M ut Mm I'iiiIh oiiiifor iiii'n. Kiikh'.iiii di-li-Kuloa will Hook In porHiiuilo llm AIIIoh In iidopt ii iiiiniiinn pi-mu piilliy. Tim cublimt linn uiinounood pluna to fix pr'.ri-K un iii-ionnl-llin mid ri-Kiiluti' on u miolul doinooriit'.i' liunla rn jiUii I mul lu ll or III (IU UmiHnk fiiiiilntuffa and luorxnnliiR iiimliirlloii E UKMlK AMI Dl-iSrill TliS TK. II KltS TO 11111,1) I OMIIINCI) mi:i:i ONE INSTITUT FOR COUNTIES IV; IH IUv'l-;MBKIt st ihmii,s ri-aoniliid llm di-fimdiinl, renomod DISMI.ssl;i) Dl ltlN't; WI I K. In Circuit court thla niurnlnn thai the heurliiK of tlm cuau be poatponinl. Al- UujiikIi llm proHoi-iition huh ready lo Hi hoi.l teiM-lmra from Crnuk Cnun-1 ,)ri ood with llm trial ut once. Iia ty will Join with (hone of Do,hutia ,rll., Attorney II. II. De Armond of- ul tlm ii ii ii u ii I IiikI il ti : to lie IhIiI In llelid on December 1", I 8 mill 1 9. .... . . . , ... . .,,,. , ,,. siiperliileiKlents of both dlstrloH ul ,. mot in Prlnevlllo yesierduy to -I s - cuss tlm matter. Dnflnltn .inuiigo-, ,-rlmo, wna introduced, the defendunt inuiits for thn reception of lim .M vis-jnuierlng u plea of not guilt)-. Time lllng Icmclmrs from Crook . iiiiiily un fr hearing has not been set. u'.reiAr wsii under way. a loinploi. ! As 0I10 1f ,K. muBl important civil program of speakers has b.-.-n chosen I cases on tlm docket, thn rtamago suit and will Incltlilfl Ihn following: Ur.jr J, cling,.,, vs. -JMstfro of the Curl 0. Doimy. pr:dii,i of WiPaui-! Pence J. A. Kiistes and Chief of Po- otto Cnivurslly; Dr. II. W. ,)! H-.isk. of thu school of eduintlou i tli.i I'nl- voralty of Oregon; Dr. Iteid. of On - gon Agrlcullurnl Cnll-g; Sl.il Sifiool Huporlntoiiil. nl Cliuichl!; : Profussor llockenberry. of Por -iunl. ; jienrlng for the plulntlff. and a representative of I'm f i.i.l con-! a morion by the plaintiff for an servullon committee. amended answer wus overruled by Onn of the special features o.' iho i the court, and u demurrer introduced occasion will bo round table iiioeiiiiga I hy Mr. Walliico met with 'tho same in wlrlch tlm school superint le'itsjfnte. The motion of Mr. Forbes, ask- wlll dlacuss local problems wnh ilielng that judgment be given on the teachers In their districts. In Urn past j pleadings. Introduced to keep llm II has been llm cusbom lo huvo out- rocorils cltiir. was denied. side speakors In churgn of these gath erings ami tho luminous mum not us oiiHlly understood. F.fforts are being mndo lo provide il full program for Iho three days during which tho Institute will be on. School will bo dismissed for thu en tire week In both nountles. Tlm rea son for this is that tlm remainder of the time not occupied by tho Institute will bo devoted to Iho teachers' cx iimlniililolis. Among 'the social events of tho woek will probably bo un In formal reception on the first night. Tho Christmas school enlerluliimeiil may bo given a week iiheiul or time In order to bo Included In the pro- grain An a I 11 lot ic mooting bus been sot for Tuesday night nt which Des chutes and Crook counties oxpect In oxiond an Invitation to Jefferson county to Join with them In forming a trl-counly association. DOMESTIC FACTORIES ARE GRANTED FUEL (By United rrex to tlio nend Bulletin) WASHINGTON, U. C, Oct. 11. Tho fuul administration bus un- iiouneotl Hint spuolul priority orders will bo Issued whenever It Is neces sary to euro for domestic users such us munitions plants mid firms milking nocossitles. Ilolltit lin 8 been ordored for tho Pennsylvania Railroad which hn boon forcod to nonriscntn coal. Operators of bituminous uou! mines In Kentucky, Toiiiiossho and Virginia huvo boon granted ,the govnrnmoiit prlco incronao of 10 to 40 cunts a ton, MUCH OPPOSITION TO DRAFT IN JiUTTE n Unlteil Pirns to the lleml lllllli-llnl BUTT 12, Mont., Oct. 11. Only 200 of tho 430 culled roported to Iho ex emption board hnro for 'physical ex amination. Draft opposition Is Rprondlng. V'lPS A -i4&jMm II A i-oiiiiiiliiililo pli".iiro,tiikon III tin" Vnsxoi inoiinl :ii nx idiowliii; how I lie Ihoir u,-iiiiiiii iiiii'-r llro. lo H'ki: ttj1, tiow pimiir,n. Bailey Case Postponed; Suit For $10, 000 Brought Against Local Officials I IloouiiBO onn of thn chief wltnoam-a ;ior urn iioronao in tun cuat of State I va. Mi a. Klalu Halli-y liaa not t bon , liiciiti-d, Atlornoy Itoaa Farnllairi, rcn- i""'i iniiv ui'iei-iiuu uiui ine reuiieiu I ... crnlili-il bv Inilun T V J Dnffv1 . was grnniio ny Jiingo I. e-. J. uuriy . ' cranieil tiv JihIka T. K. J. Dnffv " - - - (l . olll(.r (.ri,imil case of the tlrn)i ,hllt ()t Frod Kttsprowlti,lall( ciingen ' oharged with attempt to commit a 1 detained In I Hco I,. A. W. Nixon, was announced fr trial. Wrnon A. Forbes. H. II ' lit. Arinond and C. S. Ilminon, of fiend, representing Hie defendants. uit M t: w n,., f i'ri,,..in , Tlm r8o la out! In which fulne liii- DIG TIMBER DEAL ANNOUNCED CLOSED Itl-ookn-Si union InlorcNts Ariiilri .170,(101). ,0111) -"ct l-Yoiii Shot Un mill Hupp llolilliigx. The negotiations which have been pending for some tlnio for the trans fer of soino S70.000.000 feet of tim ber to the ltrooks-Rcnnlon Lumber Co.,' have been definitely closed, wus tlm n n noil n ic ni cut nmdo hero todiey by local mill officials. The denl In- eludes 22.000 acres hitherto owned by Tho Shovlln-IIixon Company, amounting to approximately 300,- ooo.ooo feet, and the John J. Rutin holdings of 5000 acres In scattered f11"'""'8' lra!l,mcn- firemen and en tracts, amounting to 70,000,000 feet. Klm'ors' "rgnnlzntions. acting In unl Tho deal Insures 10 yours nddl- "- I)'' does not believe that any tlonul operating for tho Brooks-Scan- u,;" novcnl,," ll,l B''t fully under Ion mills In Uend. FLYING BELT END HITS PLANER MAN While working In the planing mill of tlm Hrooks-Soiinlon Lumber Co., John De liner was hit on tho bead this morning by tlm end of a broken belt, tho blow knocking him unconscious. no was immedlatoly tnkon to tho flnnd hospital whero his Injuries wore attended to. He Is (bnlloved to bo hi no serious tlmignr, its there was no fracture. SECRETARY LANE TO START EAST TONIGHT (Hy United Trwa to th Bend Bulletin) PORTLAND, Or., Oct. 11. Secre tary of tho Interior I.nno, who Is tour ing Iho country In tho tntorest of the Iilburty Loan bonds, has chnngnd his sclindulo and will ' not vlnlt Washing ton towns. Ho leaves tonight for Oninlm. f,r - mprlv of ,, , . IJenil. now a liomRtalcr. aaklng 1 10,000 Uatnag.-. Arrosiad in .March. 1 ft I G of a tent bouse. Cllngaii appeared be fore Justice of the Peace Knte, and vmaa found guilty, his fine. howtTr, UitiK au.pe...l,'U on the condition thai ho r-ator lite property in question n,,,i Ui. c 1 li ti. fi... t ' ., . . . ii -nuit- ,,,( wai) f u Ifillt-d. according to the '.iiiriii wan mil iii-u. ucrnrii e it i ip I defense, but the second was ignored ' was again arrested and dotalned In the city Jul until the 10 was paid. tiff The contention on which the plain- f i. ,. , i , -, rs case is apparently based is that Imprisonment to secure payment of costs' Is out I rely without legal war rant, and thai Ihrnata of further pun ishment were Used in induce Cllugen eventually to pay tho tiO eoais. The defense, however, as indicated in Mr. Korbes' argument on the plaintiff's motion. Indicates Unit the costs were to bo considered as pun of the sen tence. Imposod by the Justice court, and not In the light of costs ordinar ily levied In a civil action. The Jurors drawn this morning are J. I). UoMiiiiiii. p. J. Peterson. R. J. Skeltou. C. M. .McCauley. J. M. Grif fin. K. K. Duylon. F. N. Wallace, W. F. Markey. Al Wright, M. W. Knick- orboekcr. Frank Zumwnlt ami r F Cyrus RAILROAD MEN TO ASK WAGE INCREASE l-'our llrolheiiiooilN Plan to Mukr le- llianiK on Itusls of High i Cost of Living. 'Bv United Prnui to uii- m-mi uiulptin) WASHINGTON, I). C. Oct. 11. Four brotherhoods plan to demand a wugo Increase of probably 20 per cent, Vice-President V. 1. Douk, of the Trainmen, bus uilinitted. Increas, d living cos:s without wage advance since the war opened will be tho bas s of the demand. When adopted the same demands will be made by con- Iway uerole "-iy next year. NEGRO IS SHOT BY CHINESE AFTER FIGHT lllv Uiiititl I'reM tu the Uend Bulletin) PORTLAND, Or., Oct. 11. Houl iring, a Chinese, stunt and killed Goorgo Washington Davla, a negro, when the latter started to bent him over tho head with a hammer this morning. It la thought Davis broke Into Hilng's room with the Intention of robbing him. Hlng may die from tho affects of the fight. FLANDERS BATTLE FIELD SEA OF MUD I By United Prima lo the Bend Bulletin) LONDON, Oct. 11. A continuous downpour of ruin has mnde Plun ders battlefield n sticky sen of mud, according to the lntest roport from General Ilalg. Enemy artillery is "active west of Pnssclmudnolo. priauninonl Ik h;irKl, C'liiiK'-D Kn - iioh lniiolf,t, (;unnr-rii hvhiHD with IN NOVEMBER '.OlXCK.MKXT TKI.I.S OK N'KAVliil ttt-rzue. acni-;nr tha U.i t. ...-. 1 M !. ..I . iw.ii. ii.uuir.n i.i-.ii i T(l ,.lv.r T,,.... POST Cltls two i kt Notice received this morning by , TTT. "' F" hl.B of the date on which tho raise In postal rates on first class matter i comes Into effect will be November . . After that day three cents per ounce or fraction thereof will be charged on al! letters. The rate on j postals will be two cents and the Lu , " " " P. '"T, ,hat ,s- ,ho,e which are for local de- , , ... 'nj pt iiic JUM ifiiiuv. Another announcement concerning the raise in postage rates on news papers and magazines Is expected soon. These are to be charged ac cording to lories. There will also be a parcel post tax according to weight. All of these changes come under the new revenue law passed recently by Congress. TRAINMEN WANTED ON RUSSIAN ROADS Ixm-iiI Men Intot-wited in Openings During War Time Salary to Be Same. Several local trainmen are evinc ing interest in a recent bulletin sent from railroads headquarters announc- i,,g "e"inss n railroads In Russia due to the reorganization of the lines there. According to the communica tion it has been decided to recruit the necessary forces from American roads. Kacli position will include a military title and a salary no less than the one received at present. The period of service will probably be only as long as the duration of the war. The S. P. & S. company has been called upon to supply one super intendent, one chief dispatcher, one trainmaster, one traveling engineer, two train dispatchers, one line re pairor, one boiler foreman and one master mechanic. It is very prob able that several men from tho Bend railway yards will make application. WALLACE RECEIVES ' 20-YEAR SENTENCE (By Unlteil Pre to the Bend Bulletin) DAVENPORT, la., Oct. 11 Daniel Wallace, Chicago organizer of the League for Humanity, a pacifist or ganization, wns sentenced by tho fed oral court to 20 years in the federal prison at Wallace, Immediate notice of appeal was given and the bond fixed at $25,000, Wallaco was charged with violat ing the osplonage law. He was ar rested following an address In which ho discouraged enlistments and urged evasion of the draft law. PASSENGERS FROM QUINAULT ARE SAFE (By United Preiw to the Bend Rulletlnl EUREKA, Cal., Oct. 11. Thirty five passengers and members oif the crew of tho stonm schooner Qulnault ashore off Point Gorda, left for San FVanclseo thla afternoon on the steamui- Zefoam. , It will probably bo Impossible, to save tho veasol. OF GIANT FIELDER HITS TWO HOMERS. SOX LOSE 5-0 GAME Nationals Knot-k KuIkt Out of Itox nml Danfortli Pitchra Ijwt Two Iiininpi Honors Now Kven For World Pcnnunt, ... (? Vn'H pf? to lie Etnd Bulletin) - y KBW YORK: )"t- M, Benny Kauff, tenter fielder for the ,ew u Glftaia, I the hero of h'-s team. I - " kl,n fitnrth rumn f today. During - - , ,"ft the World's Series played he. . w afternoon Kauff hit two homers, one In the fourth and the other in the eifihth. Hin lasl fnifp-hAHA hit hrnutrht ... ia.il it3 Ulin . i B... . . . . i oi ine gaur.' me mini score was iS.n m. ni.m. ami tt'hlia dni .n now tied in the series, WCb baring won the two games played ori home grounds. . The next game at i the series will be played In Chicago. The Giants' other scores were made by Robertson in the fifth and Flet cher In the seventh. The Nationals knocked Faber from the box and Danfortb pitched the last two innings. Schupp held the Sox scoreless, al though seven hlta were gleaned from his offerings. The score R. M. B. New York 5 10 1 Chicago 4 o 7 0 Batteries New York, Schupp and Raridan; Chicago, Faber. Danforth and Schalk. MOVEMENT ON FOOT TO OUST MICHAELIS May Restore Von llucloiv Reichstag Criticizes Wilson as Cause of Prolongation of 'War. IBr lTnlt) Prew to th Bend Bulletin) AMSTERDAM. Oct. 11. Berlin' dispatches quoting the Vossische Zehung state that a formidable open movement has been organized to oust Chancellor Micoaelis and Vice-Chan cellor Helfferich and reinstate Prince Von Buelow as chancellor. Bitter criticism of President Wilson was featured In the Reichstag debate yes- ! terday, according to a delayed Berlin dispatch. Speakers said that Wilson is responsible for the prolongation of the conflict. OVERTURE ASKED TO SPEAK IN CAMPAIGN H. J. Overturf, secretary of the Commercial club, this morning re ceived a wire from C. C. Chapman, who is in charge of the Oregon Liber ty Loan campaign, asking If he would accept an appointment as one of the official speakers to assist in the drive for funds. .Mr.-Overturf has not giv en a definite reply until he can learn the exact nature of the duties. No arrangements have been made yet for the reception of the Liberty Loan par ty which will arrive here next Mon day. FOREST FIRES ARE PUT UNDER CONTROL Although smoke has continued to hang heavy over this vicinity, forest fires have not brought about any ser ious results. The one at Fox Butte ia now under control. No word has been heard from La Pine so It is thought that the blaze there is of no serious consequence. Moat of tho smoke near Bend la attributed Ito brush fires where land is being cleared. ALL ARMY BRANCHES HAVE MEN IN FRANCE (By United Preaa to the Bend Bulletin) AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE, Oct. 11. Every branch of the American army 1a now represent ed hore. Heavy and light artillery and some cavalry have arrived and are now preparing for aerVlce.