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DAILY EDITION
VOI, IV
IIKM), IMWIII'TLH COUNTY, OUKOON. HATUCIMY .. ITKItNOOV, J I X I ; If, llt'JO.
No. ia
MAJORITY RULE
AT CONVENTION
ATTACK TWO-THIRDS
PLAN
LEAGUE IS FAVORED
I, Hill OppiOlll llll Among IV W lll'll'
gale Willi lluv Item lied Hun
FrHiii'lo ContoMiuilN To
llo Heard Juno SMI.
It) II null llllllll)-.
Itlnllnl l'r. Hl.fr CorrMiu'iMl'M)
HAN KltANCIH(i), Juuu IV. A
clutitrmliiml effort U being planned In
bring before I Imi ilemorriilic iiulliiiial
convention III ii o.iii-tlli of rhuuglng
(ho ruin whereby a two-thirds volo In
iiTOOHiwry to noinliiulii, It wuh It-urned
toilny. Chiilrinuii Homer H. Ciiin
tnliiKK nml otliur national committee
members lira oppimed lo I III) change
und bnllevo I hoy cull bout II. V. J
Ilryun Ik expected lo Inko a leading
iurl Us Ilia HkM for llm chunge.
Whul In wan I imI Ih n ruin miik Inn u
majorliy volo sufficient lo iioinlniilu,
Ilia mi nic iih In Ilia n-piitillrnii run
vmillon. Tlio change wu proponed
ut tint liint meeting of Hi liiilloniil
roiniiilllao III WiiHhliiglou, lull It wan
never e Idered. Now Im propon
ents llilnk tliul If tlny cull K"l It In"
for Ilia convention limy can curry
their iolnt.
Few I Il legal e Vrt on lliuiil.
Tlio gimnlp nlioiil tlilu proposed tit
teratlon of convention procedure wm
tlio high 1 1 K 1 t of pru-rotivalitloil lic
tlvllleH hero loiluy. A few Individ
nul ili'li'Kiiti'ii wi'ro Hlniggling I". In"
no mil lil delegations nro expected un
til next week. Kevcrul nro on Ihu
rouil, innkiiiK leisurely JiiuiiIh. New
York will lia onu of tha f I r t to ar
rive, There, was iiiiirh Inturi'Ht iiiiioiik
Ilia few who nro hero In President
WIIhoii's Interview, given lo tlio Now
York World, In which ha reiterated
Unit I lid democratic convmitlon
Hhoiild inn ko tlio l.tmKU of Nations
11 n Ihhiii!.
Kw llryanlloH wore on tlio ground
nml lliiiri'forn little oppoHltlon wuh
voiced. Minn Mury K. Koy of I. on
Angeles, n delegate to Ilia conven
tion, declared tin' priiHldnnl luid
nlriick tlio proper note; tlml tlio ma
jority of lh woniiMi votorn, regnrd
Iohh of purty uffllliilloiiH, witnted rut-
Iflciitioii of the I.eilgUO of NlltlOIIH OH
n luoimiira of Insurance iiKiilinit war,
nml tlml limy would follow WIIhoii'm
Judgment ii nd udvlco in tha mutter.
Healing Net for June V
The niitlouul cninmlHHlon on June
26 will henr tha arguments ovar
Houting contented dnlngullotiH. Ho
fur only ono content linn muterlul
lioil and ono nioro Ih In prospect.
Tlio 28 (ieoritln iteulu nro In dispute
Imtwcnn the Mltcholl I'lihner und
Jloko Knilth-Toni Watson fnctloiiH.
In tlio primary rulnior hud a lu
Tullly, hut In thn Hlnto convention
tlio Hmltli and WuImoii delogntoH,
who together oiitmimhored tho Pul
mer dologalos, united nnd refused
to lot tho Palmer ninn pnrtlclputo
1n election of delegates lo tho nn
tlotuil convoutlon, it Ih aliened.
Tho Palmer ndhoroiitH wulled un
til tho Smlth-WatHOii faction hud
cliOHon n delegation, than olectod a
ulato of . their own. Both delega
tions will ho hero nnd tho mitionul
committee miiHt decide which to
seat. 'Tha Smlth-WatBon delegates
'ro unliiHlructod, hut are upi)onod
to bo antl-ndmlnlittrntlon.
Tho only olhor posHlblo contest
In ovor tho sont of Senator Rood
na rtolngato-at-lnrgo from. Missouri.
' DoHpitn recommondutloiiH of Rood's
dlHtrlct convoutlon, tho MIhhouvI
Btnto convoutlon 1 rofiiHod to oro
itantliil him its a dnlet!iito.
CHAIRMAN'S GAVEL
IS NOT FOR COLBY
floerelniy of Stnle Him No WWi lo
Preside nl II"' Deinocrnllc
National Convention.
' WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 19.
Boorotnry of Htato Colby mtlil today
that ho would not ho even a ro
contlvo cnndldnto for tho permanont
chnlniiuimlilp of tho domocrntlo na
tional convention. Dosplto this
statement, pronilnont tlomoornlB Bald
that he might ba -cliOBen for the
lilaco. ( '
Bandit Is Shot
By Friend's Gun
In Agent's Hand
I lly Unit.. I I'm I., Tlio ll.ml llull.-C.U
.MAIIHIIAU.TOWN, I o w u,
Jiiiiii III. Tlio hit ml It career of
H. Hauliers mid Wnllnr l.liliello
milled today wlinn Hpeclal Agent
Wutl hIiiiI unit killed HiinderH
4- mid en il II red I, u Hello JiiHt iih
they Htepped finm a piiHneiiKer
I ruin liei o. Tliey worn Inter
4 Identified iih rohherH who liuvo
4- lieen leiKil'l.lliK tlilu Heel loll of
lllll Htlltll.
Watt Hhot Hmidem with,, a
Kuu ho hud nulzud from
llelle. Ho mild tho weupoil wuh
Inter Identified uil ono which
tho hiindlt molu from tho To-
ledo town miirnlial a wceli uko.
STEBBINSQUITS
STATE 1PL0Y
IIK.IIW IY l (ilKl:lt TAKKS
I'OSI IIOV W ITH III ItKIt It. I
KWi..xn ix ( ii.tiK.i: ok
TWO fOlXTIKS.
Accotiipanlad hy It. I'. Nowlund
rexlonnl engineer In churn" of ntute
hlKhwuy work In JeffnrHon county,
(i. I. KtehhlUH, who dun been oc
cupying a ni in I In r ponltlon In !
cliuteH county, wuh In lluud loiluy
from bin heuiliiuurleril in Itedlliond.
a ml unnounced Unit bo Iiuh Heeurvd
un Indefinite leuve of uhxence from
the mule employ, and will take the
ponltlon of coiiHtructloii engineer
with Onkur llulier, formerly held by
II. V. Wlcknor.
Mr. Nowlund, who Iiuh had IiIh
lieudiiuurlerR at MiidniK for mora
tlinn a yeur punt. hmccpqiIh Mr. Hteb
IiIiih, and In addition retain hU old
poHltlon, being placed in clmrgo of
nil Htuto highway coiiHtructloii In
tho two countloH. Tho chungo goen
Into effect Imnindlulely. Mr. Nnw-
lunil will ho located ut Hedmond.
THIRD PARTY
LURES SOLON
I. A Hil.l.lTn: eoNSIIIDKS I'llOl.
OSITIOX ITT IIT OKI.Kti.ATlOX
THAT lit: Hi:.l NATIONAL
TH'KICT,
Illy United I'rma l..Th. IWnd Mullrtln)
CHICACO. Juno 19. I'nlted
St a ten Senator I.u Kolletto Iiuh been
approached hy a delegation of lib
eraln with a view to hoiiiiiIIiir him
on tho proHpoctH of Ills Joining tho
third purty movement and becoming
the party's Hlandard bearer In tho
fall, It was learned here today.
I.u Polletle, It wuh Htnted, mnde
no unswer. Tho delegation met tho
Honutor at ItochoHtor, Minn., leaving
him to think It over. That ho Is
coiiHldorlnK it favorably Ix believed
hero.
'LEARN TO SWIM" IS
SLOGAN AT Y. M. C. A.
KxiM-rt from Portland to (five In
Htructlon to Non-HivlniinerH
from Juno 'M to Juno ill),
"I, earn to swim" will bo the slo
gan at tho Y. M. C. A. from June
23 to SO, IncltiHlvo, whon Tom Ool
loy, master swimming expert of
Portlnnd, will bo In Hond. An
nouncement of Mr. Golloy'B coming
was mado this morning by Socre
tnry L. W. Trlckoy, who Btatos that
Instruction will bo for nil ovor tho
ago of 10 yours. Tho mothod of In
struction which will be used will glvo
n knowledge of the rudiments of
swimming In tho lesson In most
cnseB, ho snys.
Further details will on nnnouncod
Inter.
FORMER KAISER
SERIOUSLY
ILL
in- Unlliil Press to The Dond Bulletin)
BERLIN, Juno 19. A dlnpuUh
from The Hague, quoting a trust
worthy source of Information, said
today that the former kaiser of Ger
many Is seriously 111 at Dorn.
DEALERS' GAS
WILL BE HERE
INSEVENDAYS
TWO MORE CARS ARE
. ORDERED
WILL COST 33 CENTS
iiiraK' Men Hup To III" Aliln To
I'm vlile Kli-ndy Hupply For
l'lenliie Curk Muny Ordein
rinci'il TliroiiKti rorlluuil.
The flrnt curload of gasoline to be
purchased by the Item! Automobile
UMoclulioii will urrlve here in about
seven duys, uccordlng lo a wire re
ceived by officers of the aanoclatlon
from Wuller 0. Coombs, president,
now In I'ortlund conducting negotia
tions which, garage men here hope,
will Insure a steudy supply of mo
tor fuel for pleuHUre curs. The ap
proximate cohI In lie n d of the gaso
line secured from outside sources
will be 35 cents a gullon, Mr.
Coombs wired.
Ills Inquiry us to whether or not
ho should order addltlonul curs wuh
taken up at a upeclul meeting of the
association, and a telegram sent lust
night by K. V. Jeck, secretary, In
structed hi in to make a deposit large
enough to hold two more cars for
early delivery here.
Gasoline, which is being procured
by the auto dealers of llend for the
benefit of the owners of pleasure
cars who have been cut off In the ra
tioning attending the prolonged
shnrlugo, Is obtained through the
I'ortlund Automobile Dealers' iihso
clullon. Tho 1000 check for Bend's
first car of outside gus was tho 13th
to bo received, C. I,. Doss, manager
of tho rortlund association, wired
tho Pioneer guruffe. Nino cars were
on tho way at that time, ho suid.
STEEL WORK STARTS
ON BURNER AT MILL
Crew of Nine llcgliis F.riTtion of
Shell lit llrookH-Scunlnn Plant
More Material on the Way.
Work on tho erection of the uteel
shell of the new Brookn-Scanlon
burner was started yesterday at the
lumber company's plant hero by a ;
crew of nine expert steel men, who
arrived tho day before from Seattle.
As soon as more tools ore shipped to;
Bend, the work will be pushed at top'
speed. , J
Tho first car of steel is already at,
tho burner site, and the second car!
is on tho way from Seattle, Geuerat
Manager J. P. Kcyea reports. j
THE NON-ESSENTIAL CITIZEN-NO. 1
hello w reading over vooR- gf beawle is 1p
V BEA5LE Jz: MEWSPAPER.'.-I KMOWEOel So CrtEAP HE ?
) V00 WOULDN'T CARE - M6 W ffopes He WILl-
- OPENiN&VoOR MAIL Boy!.' I6ET BALOHEAOeO"
I -T DOtfT GIT THE PAPER- 60 rig WONT UAve
OX. so vou Miorir let we V io 9iv a
U 5 f Bowew it wheH ) -mB? Sk
8j2j
Machine Guns, Tanks and Armed Men
Posted About Duluth Jail to Guard
Negro Prisoners
(Hv United l'rss Ui The Htnd llulletin)
IH'IXTif, June 19. Sheriffs
deputies and troops wcro ruHhcd
to (Jury, a nuburb (rf Duluth, today
yh'-rA u mob had formed after the
stel works there wero closed
dowo. A race riot was feared, as
many negroes were employed at
Sheriff McUee declared that he
had definite Information that the
mob will attack the Jul) here to
night to capture 14 negroes, held
LEAGUE PLANK
IS DECIDED ON
PKINCII'I.KS AIMUTF.II IX VIR-
lilVtA STATE COXYEXTIOX TO
UK. FART OF FHESIDKXTIAL
ITATFOHM.
(Br United Pi to The Bend Bulletin)
BAN FRANCISCO, June 1. The
League ot Nations plank In the dem
ocratic platform will be substantial
ly the same as the league plank In
the Virginia state democratic con
vention, drafted by Senator Glass, It
was 'declared today by Chairman
CummingH of the democratic nation
al committee.
He said that President Wilson will
not oppose the Interpretative reser
vations which would not change the
sense of the league covenant.
DERAILED BOX CAR
HOLDS UP TRAINS
Trains on tho O.-W. and the Oro
gon Trunk were delayed last night
Jus the result of a derailed box car
which blocked the Joint track be
tween the north and south junc
tions. The O.-W. south bound train
arrived In Bend shortly before 12
o'clock lust night, and the north
bound Oregon Trunk was delayed
' mo some cause.
jBEND TEAM FACES A
HARD GAME SUNDAY
All is in readiness for what Is ex
pected to be one of the hottest con
tests staged on the local diamond
this season, when Bend, at 2:30 p.
m., will cross bats with the Maupin
team, which has a record of 15
games with no defeats this season,
Manager Jimmy Clifford of the Bend
team declares that bis players are In
the best condition of the year, but is
willing to risk no prediction as to
the outcome of the game.
From Mob's Attack'
.In connection with the assault on
a 17-year-old girl.
Three negroes wero lynched
Tuesday night In connection with
tha same assault.
'A machine gun company Is pa
trolling the streets here, and
tanks are being stationed at
strategic points, ready for an
emergency. The sheriff intends
to throw an armed guard around
the Jail, with Instructions lo shoot
to kill should an attempt be made
to storm the Jail.
JITNEY MEN TO
PAY LICENSES
COUNCIL PASSES NEW
ORDINANCE
Elimination of fort-liable Driven
Will Improve Moral Tone of
City, Is Belief Swift Ho
signs As Night Officer.
As the culmination of a movement
which has been under way for
months, to place under closer super
vision the drivers of for hire antos,
the Bend city council. In session
last night passed, under an emer
gency clause, a jitney licensing ordi
nance which, by the elimination of a
few unreliable drivers who operate
for but a short time, will aid mate
rially In Improving moral conditions
In Bend, It Is believed by the coun
cil. Men permanently engaged In
the Jitney business in Bend are
known to be In favor ot the ordi
nance.
According to the new city law. Jit
ney owners must pay a license of $20
a year, payable In advance, which
may be revoked on violation of laws
or police committee rules. Regular
stage lines are not covered by the
law. Another phase of the ordinance
is that which imposes a $40 a year
license fee on each vehicle engaged
in the baggage or transfer business.
Confirming the action taken at the
previous meeting in the appointment
of a temporary park commission, the
appointment was again made last
night in an ordinance which speci
fies the duties of the commission
and leaves the members already
named In office until January 1
1922.
To Declare Holiday.
Coming as a surprise to many is
the resignation of Night Officer
Swift, presented orally by Council
man McPherson at last night's meet
ing of the council. Mayor Eastes
expressed his keen regret that the
city should be losing the services of
so efficient an officer and the same
opinion was expressed by members
of the council. Mr. McPherson was
unwilling to discuss the circum
stances leading up to the reslgna
tion. The mayor was authorized to de
clare a holiday for Monday, June 5
because of Independence day coming
on Sunday, and to issue a request
that the business houses of the city
close next. Wednesday afternoon In
order that there may be a large at
tendance at the park clean-up, set
for that date.
ROAD-SURFACING
EXHIBIT PLANNED
Movies Showing; Process Being I'sed
liy The Shevlln-Hlxoh Company
,to Be 'Thrown on Seiwn Hoixs
The process of hard-surfacing be
ing used by The Shevlin-Hixon com
pany In paving the alleys and run-
.ays in its local yards will be shown
Bend movie-goers at the Liberty
theater tonight, when 1000 feet of
film, furnished by tho Western Wll
lite Road Construction company of
Los Angeles, will be added to the
regular features provided by Man
ager whitttngton. The film will be
shown again at the Liberty Tuesday
and Wednesday nights and at the
Grand theater Sunday night.
The road-making films will be ol
special interest to those interested In
better highways, advance- notices
State. --r.-.-.H . a'.-; ' ',. I
THINK WILSON
WILL TRY FOR
.A THIRD TERM
j
McADOO WITHDRAWAL
INDICATION
LEWIS READS OMENS
DemiMTutlc Leaders Tuko McAiJoo's
Withdrawal at Fare Value
CummingH Become Popular
As Convention Near.
(Br United Praia to Th Bend Bulletin)
WASHINGTON, D. C. June 19.
McAdoo's withdrawal, coming on
the heels of the Wilson Interview,
brought a revival cf the report that
Wilson will seek a third term.
EXFKCT THIRD TF.RM BOOM.
CHICAGO, June 19. James
Hamilton Lewis, former Illinois
senator, and candidate for the dem
ocratic nomination for vice presi
dent, sees In McAdoo's refusal to
run for the presidential nomination.
Intimations of a third term cam
paign for Wilson. '
Lewis coupled McAdoo's state
ment with the Interview with Wil
son printed In the New York World.
His Intimation was that . McAdoo
had received. by grapevine tele
graph, information that Wilson
would be a candidate. He pointed
out that in the interview, Wilson
made no statement that he would
not accept the nomination, and that
Wilson and McAdoo would be sap
ported by the same elements in the
party.
WITHDRAWAL FINAL.
SAN FRANCISCO, June IS.
William O. McAdoo's definite and
emphatic withdrawal from the pres
idential race Is accepted as final by
seasoned democratic political vet
erans who are here for the con
vention. They unanimously credit
McAdoo. wltb..teing absolutely sin
cere, and have counted him out for
good.
As McAdoo faded out ot the dem
ocratic picture, Homer Cummings. i
chairman of the democratic national
committee, was being more talked
of among party leaders. A strong
party movement. It was Indicated,
will be started Just after Cummings
makes the opening speech at the
national convention,.
CANDIDATES PICKED
BY WOMEN'S LEAGUE
L. M. Foss and C. A. Ha j den Re
ceive Endorsement of Civic Or
ganization for School Board.
On the refusal of the two retir
ing members of the school board to
consider re-nomlnation, the Wo
men's Civic Improvement League.
In session yesterday afternoon voted
to endorse L. M. Foss and C. A.
Hayden for the positions which will
be filled at the school meeting Mon
day afternoon.
The league urges a large and rep
resentative vote of the women ot
the city.
MICKIE SAYS
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