The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, February 09, 1920, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN 'JIW vi..Tiri:. J'H 1 1- To it I k It t iiiul Tomorrow. DAILY EDITION VOL (V IIKNI), ILS( IL'TI;H COUNTV, OKKOO.V, MOMMV AKTKICNOIi.V, I l.lllll AKV fl, I ant Xii. 53 GUARDS HOLD Mob of ii DURING TRIAL WOULD-BE LYNCHERS HALTED MACHINE (JUNS USED Xt'Kio thamci! Willi .Murder of tlMeBI'-Olll (ili l l unvlc Inl M lllolcm Itclreul Miiilolalllcci'i I Will Heck Vcimi'MIH'e. i.KXINd'I'ON. Ky. piMKiiiiM were killed Kill). by t. Throe Kentucky militiamen when ii mull ii I imii pli'tl lo storm llui county Jull In tytich Will Locked.. iii-Kni chanted wlih I lin murder of flmii'va Hardeman, iiki'iI 10. Will In I hn hi i hi I'M were driving liurk lln ninli of ii"0 which !-1 ttioiil It from ii form of sleeping slrk niiiiiili'il tlm surrender of l.ockalt, llin lu.M n. , Klliiitl, rancher IIvIok negro win fotinit guilty and seiiton- .Kht iiiII-h east of llnnil. (h recov cd to electrocution. it IIIR rapidly find now lake only Machine kuiih worn miiunli'il In nliort imps durliiK lhi day, Instead weep (hi. iippi'miches of the, court-, of tho protracted alumbcr which house, i marked llin condition during the overseas holilti'in with ulni'l liol-jpum month. County Health Officer iiii'lu. wi'io on KUiiril when i-mlrl lr. It. V. llondoriiliott stales tlibl opened today. Tim nioli Kalliercil I ho case In the only one on rocord lowly. Whi'ii approximately l.oiiujln liesehules county, were on haiid. a voire 'imil. d. ' 1 . t ' Mr. Klllott wu first laki-n III If" now." ' Just utter tlio heavy biiow storm In They surged up tlm steps of I lie IWeuiher. anil It wuh thought at com ihniiMi. nnd for a niomont I ' Hi" Ihiit iinuaiiul exertion In threatened In wrest I he gun from'"1" 'now lind Induced sleep. Ilia tlie Itiutrdsiticii. Then tlm order (o condition lwaiim twin, however. Urn wim a I veil. Three fell dead, nnd !(""' vi.ilually he hud lo lie rouiied 4(ilhem were wounded im the Unlit I '"I" n"MI Ishnient. The fact that continued. Machine kuiih barked j '", '"""''I "I nil wuh coiiHidored on It rid I he nfoh ran for rover. cnmuitlng a In many cane which Knr.iKi'd by the kllllllK of three ; ''live ''con reported, forced feedltlK persons who participated In t ho effort lynch Hie neKio. buntlreda of iiniii'd nioiinlnliisi'n urn on their way here with tho Intention of Inn tint nearo dcHpllo Ihn militiamen. inriiidlnK lo udvlcen JuhI received. 1IA.MITON WOMAN IS CALLED UY DEATH Mi. J. M. Illlcke) I'iihhi-h nt llnnil llniiKliler III lleml Kunernl lo lie In Fiirmt (irove. Mia. J. M. Hi d key of Hampton. ui!tl about 62 ypjtra. who haa been III for the punt alx months, i'i.. Sii'i day nlKlit lit tlm ht'li:-t of lior daiiKli lor, Mm. Mamie llrown of tula city. Mm. Ilrlckey leaves a lnihlimid. J. A. Ilrlckey or llend, a son. J.inieii Ilrlckey iilno of llend nnd roiir dauKhlera, Mea. Andrew Mlchlo of Itudniniid. Mm. Sninuel Mars hull of KoreHt drove. Mra. A. W. IJieed of H uhliard and Mm. Miiiulo llrown 'if llend. The body will bo ahipi'e.l to lilKhl lo Knreat drove for Intermiint. 50 AHE RESCUED AS APARTMENT BURNS Women llanu Krom Window l.educs Heady to 1rop Kireiiieii Arrive on Ihe Scene. Ill tlnlliil Prc. In Th llnnri ' llullilln) SAN li'KANCISf'O. Keb. 9. One woman la dead and 23 nro Injured bh the rcmilt of a fire which do- all oyed thu fnalilonublo1 Borkahiro npni'tmnnta early tlila mnrnliiK. Firemen who worn first to reach the scene found 50 clinging to win dow ledgna and fire escapes, scrnnm Ing. "Save mol Save mo!" Some were hanging ready lo drop, the fire licking at them through tho windows. I AH 50 wore roscnefl with the aid of ladders and Ire. nnts. GROUNDED LINER BROKEN ON ROCKS I'lnecsH .Anne's Crew Itesrnert by Fishing Hunt From Heef Off ' Ttockawny, In Report. NEW YORK, Keb. 9, Tho liner, Pi'lncosso Anno, which grounded on H reef off ltockaway early Krlday morning, Is ropnrtnd to" have broken In two. Korty-elght of the cro.w who ronialnod aboard are said to hnvo been rosciibd by n fishing boat. Court of Appeals Confirms Sentence Of Henry Albers HAN KHANCIHCU. Fob. .-- Tim I'nllcd Stales Circuit Court of appeals'luduy iiltlriiiitil (ho sentenced of floury AlbciM, mil- lloiinlru nilllnr. of I'lirlliiinl. Al- 4 be,r wus sentenced lo llirmi 4 years tin McNeil's Inland mid v 4 will) lind llO.OOO for violation 4 4 of llin espionage net. 4 4 44444444444 4 RANCHER TAKES LENGTHY SLEEP II. I. MLLIOTT, NOW It Ml Kit. I.(J I'lIOM HLKKPIXtj KICK- m:hs, I'Ihst t:Hr. o iti-ii'oitit i ror.viv. Atier miffi'ilin ror morn than a ""' '"' '"""'''l 1 Wf,,,11 "K" ih patient waa ""fn,''''",,y ",,uk" &rni into tuk-l'"'"" -" I a phyalc-lHii, hut on jibe return (rip. ho fell luleep williLACK " " "anna. lind the car wm badly diiuiiiKnd liiifore .Mm. IJIIIott, who wuh rlditii: wjili her liimlniiid. renllaed that ho ! wan no lotiiter awake. WILSON BACKS ARA1Y SCHEME Kl.li.AltKS IT SHOI l,l OT tlK MADK A IMUTY INSI'K HOW KVK.ll, IV l.l-rrTKIl TO IKH'SH IIK.MOt HATS. WASHINGTON. D. C. Keb. 9. President Wilson In n loiter to Sec retary or War Dnker expressed his approval 0r a carefully conducted courso or ii nl versa I military iraln Iiir. but declared that this ahould not bo made party Issue In rmiKresa. The letter waa prompted by the ac tion or llouso doiuoerats In culling for a ciiuciih-tonlKht for Iho purpose f pullltiK the purly'a representa tives on record iiBalnst unlvorsml linlnlii. IDAHO I. W. W. TO BE ON TRIAL THIS WEEK JTwenly - two t'hai.Hl With Violation of Slate Criminal Ism Law. Syndlcnl- SAND POINT. Idaho. Keb. 9. Twenty-two alleged I. W. W. will go on trial here sumo limo thia week. They are churgod' with violation of Ihe state criminal syndicalism law. Tho defendants were previously tried here, but tho Jury which heard the enso disagreed, being discharged nftor n deliberation of a.'l hours. Tho Jurors voted nine lo throo for con viction on the last ballot. FOUR ARE HURT IN ' TRAIN ACCIDENT r" m'u"i 'V"'. Fob, . Kottr city, I am ot their disposal. I have farm nt Prlnevllle nnd is also en wore Injured today when the San , not prepared n program platform, I gaged h: the practice' of law. He, Francisco passenger train wns do-: but I will do so when the time for! was never n cnndldute for public or rallod at Scnmmon, according to rail-j fllltlg arrives, I can say, however, flee, but once, when he was elected rond odlcliilH hero. Six cars 'loft the . thai I nm against the radicals and , to the legislature from Multnomah 'acl:' . ',! i Reds of every kind. I nm n Spanish co.mty In 1912. SENATE ADMITS PEACE TREATY KAVOII ltK( (lSII)l:ltATI(l OV l.l.'T lY KKWIIKLMINii TK KHtKKJV ItKI.ATIO.NN fOMMITTKK T() r.KI'OKI. WAHHI.VUTO.V. U. ('.. Keb. 9. I no aeiiiitu lixliiy voted t3-9 lo hiih- peud llin rule for thp purpone of recoimlilerlUK Ihe peace treaty, l-odge luler moved tluit Iho treuly be re committed to Ihe foreign relutlon rnmmlltee, with liiHtriictionH to re port tint treaty buck Immedfiilely. The Henato iidoiled Senator 'Ko a motion, the. whole proceed lK Initlntt for leaa than iw. Iioura. OF DEKRIES It-I.'Pla DIDhC t' v aMTjI B AAl New ( "rop I'allcil tit Appear o ill IUIM untl 11)11 Are Xt Vet Itlpe. tlmilperit lll'lTie KxplnniiiK Ihe absence of robins, bliieblrda. and other feathered folk who ordinarily remain in Central Oickoii. Charles Haines, local really operator, asserts that the absence of ripe Juniper berrlea ia the cuuse for II all. I'lenty of unripe berries are on the treea, but theso have no value aa an article of diet for the birds, fiobina and bliieblrda left nt the time of tho heavy anow in December, whon all other kinda of food were covered up. Thq Juniper berry. Mr. Haines ex plains, takes a full year to ripen, nnd for aoine unaccountable reason, no new crop started in tho full of 1918. The comliiK winter, however will be i a good one, for thu birds, he predicts. UPTON FORMALLY STATE SENATOR CANDIDACY I'RINKYILLK, Keb. 9. Jay Cpton War Veteran nncuy entire sympath of Prlnevllle. who has .Just retired tea are with tho American Legion In nfler two terms aa President or iho j their fight tar 100 per cent Amerl Oregon Irrigation Congress has nn-jcanism. We need more and better nounced that be will be a candidate ' roads In this district and we need at the primaries Tor tho Republican ' more Irrigation development. I will nomination for State Senator from j fl0 my utmost to bring this about, the . district ' comprising Klamath, i The great lumbering interests of De l.ake, Deschutes, Jefferson and achutes and Klamath Counties are Crook counties. , ; entitled to bettor transportation fa- "My reason for making the an- cilitles. The isolated county schools nouncotnent nt this time." he sail. "ood more assistance. This senator "Is lo set nt rest rumors that I might district which comprises nearly be a candidate for other, offlces thai one fourth the nren of the State of have been mentioned. I do not In-, Oregon is entitled to more represent tend to make any active campaign. atlon In the SVute, Legislature, both I think that my efforts the past flv9 I" "ie Senate and the House and It years to secure the Irrigation of tholw'" be my purpose to secure a pro vast areas of arid land In Central f"' Increase so that each county may Oregon and my efforts, ns a Goo.l "live a proper representation In the Roads Rooster have enabled the poo-1 legislature. I wilt not represent one pie of this district to determine ' town or one county but Will repre whothnr or not I will make them a!8mlt l,'e entire live counties and will satisfactory senator, and If they want me to represent them In that capn- PICKING 'fill OUT CALL STRIKE OF it.ii,iui.i)i:ns wn.i- ;j oi'T ox KKimiAKV 17 IN CAHK Al. I'KAI, 1U I'HRSIDK.VT Wlt.HOX IS 1AII.IKK. I DETUOIT. Keb. 9. A atrike or 300.000 me.mbe.ra of tbe United Urotherhood of maintenance or. way einploypH and railwuy shop laborers waa culled for Kebruary 17. at meet Inn of Renerul chairmen here today. WII.SOX AI'1'KAI.KI) TO. WASHINGTON, D. C. Keb. The tilriko of muinte.iiance of 9. way and railroad nhop employea ached uled for Kebruary 1". will be execut ed only If Iho appeal to Prcnideut Wilson to adjust the waajo demands falls, the brotherhood officials an nouiiced. LASSEN SEEN IN RECORD ERUPTION Column of Smoke a Tliou-auil Feet Hlyli Floats Over Volcano nt Dawn Xo Ouake Felt. . RKDD1NG. Cal.. Keb. 9. Mount Laam-n ia ill eruption again today. by rar the greatest disturbance of the kind in the Inst three years. A huge column of smoke, approximate ly 1,00ft feet high was shooting Into thu air nt dawn. Xo earthquake shock was felt. HF.DS KXTKIC ODF.KSA. LONDON, Keb. 9. Bolshevist forces have, entered Odessa, accord- lug to a Moscow communique. ANNOUNCES work tor lle entire district.'.' Mr. Unton owns a lnvcn fwiimfAri (L, WOMAN HERE TO HELP SOLDIERS H.KACTKJt AM) VOCATIONAL KAPF.KT WILL RK HKIIK I'.XTIL THl'ltSDAV XKiHT KKKVK KS AKK j-'KKK. Her time devoted entirely to the help of ex-service men in Bend, Mrs. Jean Morris Kills, staff mem ber or the Y. M. C. A. executive committee aa a lecturer, specialist in vocational guidance, and -character analyst. Is in the city and will remain here until Thursday even ing. As she announced her purpose this morning, it ia to aid men in rinding their' proper work in lire, or to give them a wider vision of the work in which they are now en gaged. In many instances, her ex perience has shown, this means the difference between success and fail- ure. Appointments with Mrs. Mor - ris may be had through L. W. Trickey. secretary of the Industrial Y. M. C. A. Xo charges are made ex-service men. Mrs. Kills has already given three addresses, one at the Methodist Sou- day school, one at tbe Methodist church yesterday afternoon for the members or all churches, and one t the high school tbis morning. Tomorrow evening she will address former soldiers, sailors and marines at the gymnasium, and because of ,l"8 nf,etS "e ladies gymnasium class will be held at 7:15 o clock tonight. Tbe public is invited to to morrow night's meeting. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Ellis will address a general meeting un der tho auspices of the Women's Civic League at the library rooms in tbe gymnasium .building. 50 PHONES TO BE INSTALLED With the arrival and installation of equipment more than 50 tele phones will De added to the local sys tem of the Pacific Telephone & Tele graph Co. The installation of phones to accomodate the long waiting list will begin within the next few days. according to Mauager J. L. Gaither. The local system has been greatly hampered the last several months owing to the berated arrival of the necessary, materials with which to extend the lines. ' Mr. Guitber is to have all telephones installed within two weeks provided more phones ar rive. . i MORE AIR ROUTES ' FOR MAIL WANTED Assistant Postmaster General Prae gor Presents Plans for Vastly ' Extended Service. 1 ' WASHINGTON. D. C. Feb. $T Assistunt Postmaster General Prae ger today presented plans for a vast ly extended . aeroplane mail service, to the senate post office committee. Ho asked Tor $3,400,000 for thepre- sent, and proposed a number of new routes. SELF DEFENSE WILL BE PLEA OF THE I. W. 17. CASE OUTLINED VANDERVEER BY LEGION IS ATTACKED Itailiral Attorney Declare Hfirvica , Men Cal'a Tarr of Capilnlis "Xi'W Labor I'hllosorhy" I Referred to. MONTK3A.VO. Keb. 9. -"I exoner-, ate now, and hereafter, th menibera or the American Legion, who , ara merely cat'a pawa or the Merchant k .Manufucturem aaaociation," waa tho' Hlartllng announcement of Attorney Vandej-veer. In opening the aUUa nient for tbe defense in the Centra lia murder trial. - . Vanderveer painted a picture of alleged outrages committed by "cap italism against the. new labor pbiloa phy," In answering the declaratioa of the prosecuting attorney that the state will attempt to establish a eaaa against the 11 industrialists who are on trial for murder of Americas Legion membexa at Centralis. " 'Come on, boys, let'a go'," waa tbe cry with which the men broke oft from the parade and rushed the L. 'V. W. hall," Vanderveer aaJC "They broke in the. windows aid smashed the door before even a shot was Bred." JACKRABBIT SKINS WORTH REAL MONEY Ten lo .Fifty Centa Karh Offered by Firm Which Wants 10,000,000, O. A. C. Is AtlvlwMl. OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL- JLKGE. Corvallis. Keb. 9. Here -fa a chance to make monev! j That rabbit skina are valuable is shown in a letter received by O. f. , Sykes. professor of zonlnirv iM nh- ' siology. from Adiel Vandeweghe of Xew York. America's leading buyer of rabbit skins. Rabbit skins are higher ia value than ever before la the history of the fur. market, he writes. His firm wauts 10.000,00 rabbit skins and is willing to pay rrom 25 cent to $1 a piece for Bel gian hare skim,. . Kor Jackrabbit skins rrom 10 to 50 cents is offered. DOUGLAS MULLARKY TO EDIT SPOKESMAN .Announcement was made today by Douglas Mullarky. son of County A-, sessor Mullarky. that he la taking over the Redmond Spokesman from M. W. Pettigrew. He will probably put out his first issue this week. The new editor has been in news paper work since his high school days, publishing the Redmond Enter prise for two years, and selllnj out In 1915 when rhe Spokesman, tjie Oregon Hub. and the Enterprise con solidated. He has specialised In Journalism at the University of Ore gon nnd the University of California, and has been a member of the re- portorlal staff of the Seattle Post Intelllgencer. the Portland Dally News, and the San Pranoisco Chron icle. Mr. Pettigrew. who Is retiring as editor of the Spokesman, has act ed in that capacity for a little more than three yonrs. REVENUE MEN WILL HELP TAXPAYERS To assist the people of Bend and the surrounding country in making out their income tax Veturns, J. J, Wilkinson and L. B. Howsley, de puty Internal revenue collectors, ar rived in the city this morning and will remain here through February IT. i when they will leave for Red mond. During jheir stay in Bend they may.Jbe seen from 8": 30 o'clock in the morning until 6:30 o',cjockin the afternoon, on till week days, tit tlie'city Are hajl. .., - -Mr. 'Ho'wsley was formerly deputy county clork for Jefferson county, at Madras.