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HE.ND, liii('lll TEH TV, OREGON, IlKSDAV AFTERNOON, Jl K 7, I IK: I.
.No. a.
THE BEND BULLETIN
$1,10,000 TO AID
FLOOD VICTIMS
WILL BE VOTED
WAR DEPARTMENT TO
ADMINISTER FUND
HORROR DIMINISHING
rui'lilu Tnkea On New Lease of Mfr
A Water lln-rile Corporation
llenil Shot When I If loll" To
II. i Order To IIhII.
IHr !all4 Praia In Tha IWiul tliilLlln.)
WASHINGTON. II. I'.. Juno 7. A
milium dollar relief fund for Pueblo
aufferera will lie appropriated by Hi"
house and aetiutn. II wu agreed III to
day a Whit House conference bn-
tnrn tha president and senator
from Colorado. The plan la lo ruah
resolution through the committee
today. The war department will ad-
mlnlater Ilia fund.
DAM. Kit IN OVK.lt
PCKIII.O, Juna 7. Tha Hat of
known dead here waa Increased today
to 35. Tbn rlty la being cleaned up.
Id la arriving, concentration timpi
ara being erected and romforta and
ronvenlenrea ara making their re
appearance. Tha rlty la taklnil on I
raw lease of HIV. Everybody l
working.
Tlin flood danger baa passed
I'arta of tbn town arn null dcaolal.
mud-covered or water-aouked.
President Wltliera of the Pueblo
Iron Km i-1 Co waa killed following
bla failure to halt when a sentry or
dered. II la believed bat pcrtiupa
tha guard shot him. Nothing au
thentic wu learned. Wither' aon
waa riding m II h bla father In an au
lomohltr. No arrest have been made
aa yet.
UiHUVIM FIOOHEI
DoDGK CITY. Kan.. June 7 The
flooded Arkansas river bna mimed j
Into the lowland. causing only allxhl
dulling lo buildings and many
drowned livestock. The rle of the
river aniounta to 4 - feet.
STRADDUNC" SKINS
I'UNISHAHLE OFFENSE
1ili-f of I'ollre l-.nr. Warning
(General Checking Ip On Trafllr
lolntlona l Planneil.
I'eraona who alrnddle the new In
teraertlon tnonllor with their rara
will be prnneeuted." announcea Chief
of Police II. II. Fox. "There la no
more exrune for running over the
new algna than there waa for cutting
limlde the old onea."
J ut at thla lime, when paving la
making a change In the traffic prob
lems of the city. Fox declurea la a
good time lo tighten up on all viola
tion and he laauea a wurning that
tall llghta abould be burning at night
on all car.
MANY SEEK LOANS
ON NEW RUILDINC3
Ilulldlng loiina are In auch great
lemnnd throughout the northwoat.
any a V. W. Ilurko. repreaenlatlvo of
llm Western Loan A HilildlnR Co
thut hla firm la niinblo to take enre
if more thnn a amiill percentnge of
the Rppllcntlona. Ilulldlng every
where hu been great ly IncrenHed In
thn pnat few week, he atntea. Mr.
Ilurko I here on bualnva with tho
rompnny'i local repreaentutive, II. J.
Overturf.
MISSION VETERAN
TO SPEAK TONIGHT
Dr. Henry Topping, for 25 years a
mlsslonnry In Jupnn, will speak to
night nt the ilnptlat church, describ
ing his experiences in foreign field.
Thn lecture will ho nl 8 o'clock and
no admission will he charged.
Dr. TopplnK, his wife, n son and
daughter, who hnvo finished their
education In the I'nlled State, will
Minn return to Japan lo carry on the
work atnrtcd by Or. and Mrs. Topping.
Insane Mexican
Shoots American
Railway Officer
(Mr tlnllad I'raaa tu Tha Hand HulMln.l
GIAIiALAJlltA. Maileo,
J ll n ii 7. J. II. Houken, oiui of
Hid most . widely known Amerl-
run rullroud nmn In Milro. wu
abut and morlully wounded by a
muiiluc at Irupuato , according
to advice from Ihut city.
lluiikeii waa allot when Ilia
lusuue Minn. Interned In a irl-
vu rur, nllurked Mm. Tim
bullitl went throiiKb tbn heud.
lliinki'ii waa superintendent of
I lit) Duriiiigo dlvlHlon of the
4 Mexican Central rullroud. 4
444444444444444
FRUIT FREIGHT
RATESSLASHED
HEDHTION Al
PER CENT
101 NTH. IH
PROXIMATELY 10
TO EASTERN
AVMIIVCKIP IIV
HOI'TIIERX PACIFIC OFFH IAL
(II? tJallad rnalsTtaaaid Ballrtla.)
BAN KIIANCIHCO. Juna 7 A 10
per cent reduction, approximately, of
frelKlit rate on freah Itreen vege
tablea. meloni, ranteloupea, applra
from Oregon, Washington. Califor
nia, Arizona, Nevada and Idaho to
eastern pnlntu. waa announced today
by all leading rallronda.
Freight Truffle Manager C. W.
I. lira of Chicago, Kouthern I'urlflc
agent, announred tha reduction by
telegram. Eastern and transronll
lieiilul line have adopted redurtlona
The rule on all rommodltlea rirept
apple la to be "effective aa axon ua
pimalble. The rate on nppl'-a will be
effective nil Ki'petemher I. The new
rate to Atlantic aeubourd poluta are
the ri-Hiilt of a month'a fight. Hblp
pei a here ara Jubilant.
FLIERS AID IN
IRISH CAMPAIGN
IIHI M FF.INKKS AITI KKI
IN llltllisil MII.ITAItY MOVK
MKNT CASl Al.TIKH l.HillT. IS
ItK.I'iiltTKIt.
(Rr t'mtol IWIoTtf IWnd HulMln.l
COI1K, June 7. A hundred Sinn
Felnera were raptured today in n
military movement employing all
clause of military equipment. Three
Sinn Feinera were killed and 12
wounded. Military cuaualtlea were
ligh:.
The military movement I one of
the first attempted since the llrltlsh
government announced Ita plan of In
creasing military pressure In south
ern Ireland.
Large bodlea of troop were
brought In to participate In the en
gagement, stretching over a wldo aec
tlon of I lie country.
The Mill afreet area wa the scene
of numerous amhushea and the ren
ter of fighting. Airplane werei vast
ly useful In obtaining Information,
swooping close to the ground when
bodies of reWla were sighted.
CROSS CONTINENT IN
AUTOS TO LIVE HERE
After a 4i)40-mlln automobile trip
from the east const of America, a
parly of 13 former resident of North
Carolina has arrived In llerul. lo lo
cate In or near Ihl city. Iteport
from friends who hud preceded them
to Centra! Oregon nearly two dec
ade before, brought them to Des
chutes county. Moltoii Triplet!, who.
with his three children, filled one of
the cars which made the trans
continental pilgrimage, I a brother
of Tom Tripled of this city.
Mr. Trlplott la from Lenoir, N. C
as are Mr. and Mrs. lien Montgom
ery and bit by. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. N.
Montgomery, with their three daugh
ter and grandson, are from Taylor
vlllo. The new Deschutes county resi
dent express themselves na well
plensd with Demi and the Central
Oregon country.
WANTS A TENTH
MORE ON PRICE
OF STREET JOB
REED OFFER REFUSED
RY COUNCIL
SEW ER NOT TO HE DUG
ronlriirlor rnwlllliijc To llunillr
I Ity Honda On Any Further Im
provement I'nlesw Price of
Work I". llooMrll, He hu).
Improvement of the cant liulf block
of Mimieiiotu avenue, liicludiiig new
er count ruction mid puvlng, waa uhun-
doued by action of the city rouncll
yenterdny in a apeclal meeting held
In the office of Mayor lilUon. An
nouncement by C. H. Heed that he
would demand a price 10 per cent
above hla former paving contracta
cauaed the refuaal to authorize the
Improvement.
Mr. Iteed, who waa preaent at the
meeting, declared that on any further
Improvement, on which he would
take bond, an additional 10 per cent
would be added to tha price.
The paving of thla aectlon waa pro
posed lo give a aolld atretch of pav
lug from the fire hall to the bunlneae
aectlon.
TROOPS LOOT
BURNED CITY
CH1NKSK MITIXY IIKIUKTKU
AM MtH'AN. IlKITISII Wit JAP.
A KSK TAhK HM IV AT
TKMPT TO ltNTItol. CI'ltlSlNO
tn t'nllxl Preai UTi Brtel BulhrtlB)
HANKOW, China. June 7.- Offi
cial reports reaching Hankow de
clare that mutinous Chinese troops
have looted and partially burned
l hung. 1 B C mile north of here.
American. Itrltli-li and Japanese
troops dispatched to Ichung, were ex
pected to uirlve today.
Mutinous Chinese soldier con
tinue looting and pillaging Ichung.
Muny shops were burned and all
looted. The Hank of China building
whs burned. The American consul
appealed to Ainerlrun naval officials
for protection and assistance. The
llrltlsh ronsul has as yet taken no ac
tion. KEYSTONE TERRACE
OPENED TO BUYERS
Mrs. M. Mulli'r Pun-lia-M-i First Lot
In New Addition lUplil Sale of
llullillnit Nltra Pn-dictcil.
Mr. M. Muller wn the first to
purchase a lot in Keystone Terrace,
the new addition to llend which was
placed on the market yesterday, E. L.
Viniil. manuger of the llend Invest
ment Co., antes agunt for the proper
ty, stated today. Mr. Muller select
ed a lot on the corner of East Clay
and Hailrond streets.
Much Interest Is being manifested
In the new addition, Mr. Vlnal any,
and from the number of Inquiries
which have been coming In, he ex
perts thut the sale of building sites
In Keystone Terrace will be rapid as
soon ns the excitement of the elec
tion Is over.
! ALLEGED SLAYER
BROUGHT TO U. S,
Mra. I.yilin Southard, Iteturnetl from
Honolulu To I'uee Trial On
Charge of Killing Husband
(Br t'nltnl Fm toTh Band Bulletin)
SAN' FRANCISCO. June 7. The
liner Mntsonla, bringing Mrs. Lydla
Soul hard, alleged murderess, passed
Into the hiirhor here today. The
woman Is pnroute to Twin Falls. Ida
ho, to face trial for the murder of
her fourth husband. Deputy Sheriff
V. II Ormsby ha her in cus
tody.
Arrnngiwnts ore being made to
I transfer her nt once for Twin Fulls.
Lone Woman Drives Car 2700 Miles
Through Snow and Mountains, Taking
Only 12 Days; No Accidents Mar Trip
A record of 2700 in lien In 12
duya liua Jimt been hung up by
Mra. H. A. I'uraona, wife of Dr.
I'araona, bureau of animal Induatfy
expert. Driving alone In a 4H0
Chevrolet roadater, Mr. I'araona
It ii a completed a trip from Sioux
Kalla. H. (I., which atarted on
March 1, waa Interrupted alx day
later by heavy rniuwi encountered
In tbn mountuina In Montunu, and
waa reaumed on June 1.
Mra. J'urHona reached Helena In
March, and waa forced to leave her
car In the .Moutiina capital, pro
CABINET HEARS
MEXICAN REPLY!
HKCOOMTION OF OIHlrXiOX GOV
K.ltVMKA'T COSIIKKF.I BY
KTATF. DKPAHTMF.NT UK
TAIIJ KKIT KKCKKT.
(Br United frM to Th Brad Bulletia)
WASHINGTON', I. C. June 7.
Secretary Hughe; today took Prenl
dent Obregun'a reply to the Amerl
can recognition memorandum to the
cabinet meeting. Shortly previou
to the receipt of the Obregon reply,
the Mexican president's adviser here
said probably Obregon would accept
the American memorandum a a
basis for negotiation. He will prob
ably make counter proposal, result
ing In a further exchange of note
State department officials refuse to
reveal the character of the communi
cation. The text of the American
memorandum and the Obregon reply
will be made public shortly. Thla I
the first official exchange of com
miinlrutlon relative to the reeognl
lion of the Obregon Mexican govern
me nt.
AUXILIARY UNIT
PICKS DELEGATES
Trip To FiiKcnr Convention Will lie
Mmle lly Way of li Ki-nle Pv
McnilM'i-tilj Campiiiun Planned.
Mrs. I.. W. Gatrhell. Mr. Karl B.
Houston and Mr. Hose Cobb will
represent the Ladles' Auxiliary unit
of Percy A. Steven post No. 4. Amer
ican Legion, at the state convention
at Kugene July 1 and 2. It was de
cided lust night at the regular meet
ing of the unit. They expect to go
by auto, making the trip by way of
the McKeuzie pass.
I'p to June 27 an active member
ship campaign will be carried on by
the unit In an effort to raise the pres
ent enrollment to 100.
Mothers, sisters, wives and daugh
ter of America"n Legion men are
eligible to membership.
PROMISE DELEGATES
FOR PRODUCTS WEEK
Associated Industrie l"romlses
Send Ijirge Delegation Heml
Complimented Ity Manager.
To
I
The Associated Industries of Ore
gon will have a large delegation in
Rend during Oregon Products week,
July 18 to 23, according to a letter
received by the Commercial
club from the manager.
The letter compliments the Rend
merchant on their action to put
Oregon-made good to the front for
one week and promises hearty coop
eration on the part of the association.
A. G. Clnrk, who proposed the hold
ing of such a week in Bend, was
formerly manager of the Associated
Industrie.
WAR FILMS TO BE
SHOWN TWO DAYS
"Flushes of Action." the American
Legion film showing scenes of actual
combat In France during the recent
war. will nppear at the Grand the
ater Wednesday and Thursday night,
under the auspices of Percy A. Stev
ens post No. 4. which will receive F. 0
per cent of the proceed. The pic
ture has been highly recommended
by those who have seen It In other
ilarcn.
ceeding by rail to Join her huahand
In liend. With the coming of real
apring weather line returned to
Helena. On the luHt lap of her
trip to liend. ah found good roada
from Helena through Miaaoula and
Wallace, but experienced bard
driving In the Hitter Hoot country
on account of the anow. From
Spokane to Pendleton the roada
were good, but from Pendleton
through Poaail, Condon, and Ante
lope, the roada were In bad condi
tion. During the entire Journey, Mra.
I'araona had no tire trouble.
'BUDGET VOTE
ISPOSTPONED
CANNOT BK HKI.U AT HAMK
TIMK AH SCHOOL MKKTIN'G
Ml'KT UK OIMIRSKI) AT A
SKPAKATK MASS MKKTIXC.
Although notice for a school
budget election, to be held June 20
at the time of the annual school
meeting, have been posted. It will be
impossible to take a vote on the
budget at that time, it was learned
today by J. Alton Thompson, clerk of
the Bend district.
According to a communication
from State Superintendent J. A
Churchill, the budget must be dl
cussed at a mass meeting, which
shall be separate from the annual
school meeting. This Is provided in
the new atate law. passed this year.
Also, the budget must be made up
according lo a new form, blanks for;
which have not been issued, so that
the authorization of a tax levy must
be delayed until the law can be com
plied with.
The only matter which will come
before the annual school meeting,
therefore, is the election of two di
rectors. No cabdidate have as yet
filed, but they are expected to do o ; opportunity to sign a petition nam
this week. i log H. E. Nordeen for reelection to
CHAMPION WILL
FIGHT TAYLOR
1, FADING BAXTAM SIGNED FOR
HOIT HERE Jl'LV 4 OLD
FAVORITES TO HE IX ACTION
AFTER LONG REST.
Bert Hughes, bantamweight cham
pion of Canada, will meet "Kid" Tay
lor here on the evening of July 4
In the main event of the boxing com
mission smoker being arranged by
Matchmaker E. C. Brick. The fight
will go 10 rounds at 118 pounds.
Hughes, who is In Seattle, insisted on
the weight stipulation, but Brick
says Taylor can make It with ease.
"I saw Hughes two years ago in
Portland," said Brick, "and I know
he is a good boy. Taylor will have
to be at his best to hold him." Brick
declares this Is the highest priced
bout he has ever brought to Bend,
and that those who attend are as-
sured of their money's worth.
Duffy Knorr of Redmond and Grange Hall ' and Terrebonne, the
Billy Ryan of Portland are billed to j women of the various communities
furnish an eight-round go at 125 selecting cooking, millinery and sew
potinds and Speck Woods of Bend ng for present study,
and Willie Mack of Salt Lake City The work Is to be conducted at
will travel six rounds at 142.
Two local boys. Gene " Rose and
"Frenchle" Le Clair, who, Brick
says, have been itching for some time
to settle their differences in the ring,
will furnish a curtain raiser which
the matchmaker promises will be a
scream.
The smoker will be In the gymnas
ium, beginning at 7:30 o'clock on the
evening of the Fourth.
NEW CUTS MADE IN
FORD CAR PRICES
(Rr ttnltnl PrM toTlw Ben' BulUtln)
DETROIT. June 7. The Dow-
Jones financial news service announc-
. es cllt of prce ln Ford car9 cf from
$15 to $20 per car.
LIGHT VOTE IS
FORECASTED BY
EARLY FIGURES
BALLOTS NUMBER 337
AT 2 O'CLOCK
FRANCHISE INTERESTS
Comparison Hhowa Vote May
Not
Kxreed WKI Water Works Oj
lion Ih Paramount I-aik o
Sample City ISallota Noted.
A vote lea than half that of last
November was indicated at 2 o'clock
this afternoon, when 337 votes ba4
been cast in the five precincts of tha
city. In the fall election, the number
cast at that hour was 744.
While heavier voting In the after
noon and evening was predicted, a
comparison with the total vote cast
in the fall would Indicate that not
over 800 ballots will be In when th
polls close at 8 o'clock tonight. la
November, 1740 voted, leaving tha
exact proportion, based on 2 o'clock
rigures. 791.
Most of the voter are taking coun
ty and state ballots, as well as tha
city election ballot, members of the
election boards stated. Chief inter
est displayed throughout the city Is 1st
the Gilson waterworks franchise.
The war veterans' state aid measure
is popular, but Its passage seems to
be taken for granted. Not much is
said in regard to the county bond la
sue election.
Petition Offered Voter.
The number of votes cast by pre
cinct at 2 o'clock were: No. 1. city
rest room. 75; No. 2. blgta school. SS;
No
3. Kenwood. 83; No. 4. Hippo-
drome, 57; No. 6. Reld, (7.
Many voters today were much put
out to find that there were no sam
ple ballots provided on the city la
sue. The question was raised as to
the effect this might have on the le
gality of the elections.
Voters who approach the polls at
the high school are being given an
the school board. The petition is In
charge of L. D. W'ieat, one of tha
clerks of election.
HOME DEMONSTRATOR
TO VISIT IN BEND
Mis Eva Comegys Expects To Upend
Saturday of Each Wei-k Here
Work Started In Rural District.
Miss Eva Comegys, home demon
strator, now stationed in Deschutes
county, will make her headquarters
In Bend for at least one day out of
every week, she stated ln tha
course of a visit to Bend. Satur
day will probably be the day selected,
but Miss Comegys has yet to secure
office room here. While she be
lieves that Bend would be moat suit
able for her county headquarters, she
is able, by remaining in Redmond,
where County Agent Jamison is lo
cated, to keep down office expenses
materially.
Miss Comegys will appear before
the Woman's Civic league In Bend on
June 28, at which time she will ex
plain various labor-saving devices
for use in the kitchen. Her work is
already well under way at Sisters.
' first directly under the supervision of
the demonstrator, but It Is her desire
to train community leaders In the
various subjects, so that she will bo
able to start new work while that al
ready commenced contlnuos.
TEACHERS' EXAMS
HERE THIS WEEK
County teachers' examinations
will be held in Bend this week,
Wednesday to Saturday, It Is an
nounced from the county su
perintendent's office. Another eighth
grade examination, to accommodate
those who failed In one or more sub
jects last month, will also be held
Thursday and Friday In the county
district schools.
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