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BEND REALIZES
TRUE VALUE.OF
HOMEPRODUCTS
PUPILS STRIKE,
STAGE PARADE
FOR PRINCIPAL
SPEAK UP AND GET ACQUAINTED
EVANS DEFENSE'
LAYS EMPHASIS
UPON INSANITY
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Utn-m? Vlish
Guess I've been
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THE
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STOKE WINDOWS AND
DINNER FEATURES
FREEMAN .IS VISITOR
llfllllM llctl'KNlJllll (if lllllllfjl4llirfl
Ami llio-lin Men WIhi An
iinl ( ( II) Annul To
Hi- Made IliU Evening.
Willi more windows showing tho
V it I of (hi' homo ii.iyroll hud nil
On-gnn prodm-ls illiini'r In li Klvi'ii
IihiIkIiI ut Kpmirth hull looming u
111 perfect end of a perfect duy. real
linllnn (lint Mi-nil U fully a II vi- lit
tin lmnirt ultra nf atltiiulntlug Ore
gon's Iniliihlrli-ii was brought home
In the delegation of I'oriliiiiil inanu
f .id urn mill Illiniums lorn, who,
lii'iiili'il by I). (". Freeman, manager
of the Associated Indiialrles of Ore
Kin. nilrvi-il III the rlly this tnorli
Inn ('unit trl2i for tho best cdura
tlmitil Value, heat advertising v.illli'.
nnd for Ihn most artistic window dls
lny . will hi- awarded tonight l llii
t'n'ic league dinner. Only on it fen.
luri- of the program remains uncompleted--Ihw
school r-njy content on
Oregon product Till" ran mil lr
lllilMlrll II 111 II nf XI wnuk u the woik
of llm pit p I ! ha been seriously In
terefcred with liy the trouble ovni
llm loml teurhlug iliiallnn.
Valuable I'Harv Offered .
Prices offered In thin contest tire
B SI rudlvnrn phonograph of thi- value
of I K.o. donuli'd by ihn Htrndlvara
riiomiKriiiiti Co., framed landscape
by Kimt. a Juiitti-ii sweater by lli
JuliKcii K li 1 1 1 1 11 k .Mill", u cuil liy the
Jacobs Mill ft Cup Co., u murkliiaw
l.y Ni-imimlii-r Itroa. nnd a pair of
titioi-a liy the llergninti .Shoo Co.
I'orllniid visitors who will bp
lli'iid'a guests ul llm dinner IiiiiIkIiI
lire: II J. Trunk, president of As
sociated Industrie, nnd bend of Ihn
liliunuli-r Frank Drug Co.; K. N.
Strong, manager of (In- Oregon Life
Insurance Co.: K. C'nrrer. of the
lleaver-l'nrtliind tvim-iil Co : I.. 1).
Conk. Kii i -flllTord Co ; M. II. John
noli, sales malinger I'urlllr Const llln
ruli Co: E. J. lli-rry. Whlilleld
Whltcnuih Co.; C. II. Iliilli-n. Con
n. -l.i llii Co.; II. M. Durstou. I'u
rlllr Telephone Co.; I). C. Freeniun.
manager Associated Industrless.
Window Air- All rm (Inn
ll required no iiivrliil effort In nr
rungn mi (iri'Ron display ul Ihn lli-nd
Fnrnltare store, because 71 n-r cent
of the goods Hint an- III stock there
nre made In Oregon, any a Manager
Mrliiersnn. ni-droom furniture made
by (hf Hornlnirkpr .Munufnrtiiiinic
-o.,'ofMra fnmllure by lh Orr-nox
Tabid Co., nnd blnnkrla madn by Hi-Ori-non
City Wooli-n mill, nrr ahnwn.
Hprrlul dlKpluya of Cnrnallon milk
and of (IoIiIimi Wral coffvn und Nu
ray a ten nra ahnwn In windows of
lhi M I hit hiilldliiK.
Till Owl IlriiK alorn aliowa I'urola
mid Wnnuco-Slnarna produrta, and
nlao om prrpurailona which aro not
tmly nmdo by Orrnon chemlata, bill
on t ho formulae f iimlxln'd by the Owl
rninpiiny.
It. II. I.ovnn haa Ihc moat unique
illnptiiy of OrpRon prodnna ahown.
It conslala of a moonshine plant, com
' plpto with miiHh hnrn-l, boiling vat,
worm and Foil, and apvernl anmploa
pitrportlng to hn the product of the
ntlll. The moonahlnt-i" la there, with
IiIh rlTte, guurdlng the plant. Unuaiiul
Inlereat luia been mniiifeBtpd In the
dlaplay. In the opposite .window, lea
thor goods' nro. httractlvaly ahown.
I lie product ot the Ooorge Lawrence
Co. of Portland. -
A allowing of -Mnypole yarn from
the grpuse wool to llm tinlahnd prod
uct fnulurea the nlrnollve display
, nt the Miinnhelmer alore. A pile of
' raw wool Just na It cornea' from the
xheep's buck, la ahown, then In tho
acourrd and combed 1 Htngea. Tlin ala
pin from Hie fourth to eighth drnw
Inga, then In the npiin nnd twlslnd
Ktiig!, nnd finally u tolorml ynVn,
la aeon In one of Ihn store's big win
dows, which uIho cimlaliiH woolen
godriH, IncliidliiR bln'n1iet'nml cloth.
Ai OieKon' City woolen mill display
b In Ihn store's other window.
"At the O'llotinell ninrket.. Cnrnn
tlon milk, Bwirt'H premlnm Inihis, nml
Inn! proiltiRcd bx tlio O'DoimellH, nro
used In n limit .window.
Kadi of the four windows nt the
(Cnntlnund on I'aga 4.)
I!. II. S. STUDENTS YELL
FOK PAULSON
SUSPENSION IS VOTED
KkiH iillnii of Hi'iili-iii p l'n-il On
IllilUli-ndi-ra l-ft Willi l'rllirliul
And Kiiiirliili nil. nl -Mhii) Al
Irnd ClMaara In Afli-rniMiii.
Hluili-nls of thi. lli-nd hlKh sihool
drrlnri'd a'alrlkn this morning, arr
pniillnlng throiiKh llu stii-fta of lint
city for iii-arly two Imura. rhunlliiK
"we taunt 1'iiulaon and fiiir pluy" as
tiny murrhi-d. Koine .100 witu In
line. Addrraai'd by lu-e Mrltiibi-rls.
pri-aldenl of the aluili-nl body. In
front of the gyinnitHliiiii, tlu-y voti-d
lo return to llii-lr rluaara lomorrow
morning. The demonatrutlou wus
alugvd ns a remonalrancp aguinal the
dlarbitrge of 1'rlnrlpul Murk A. I'nul
aou two days ago on rhurgea of In
rompplency and Insubordination.
A sperial arhool bourd mei-tlng
held tlila noon at the realdi'tire of (.
A. Iluydfii on Conareas street result
ed In the suapi-nalon for Insubordin
ation of the sludi-uls reaponaible fori
the parade, leaving rierutlon of the
aentsnce lo Mlaa lliirrlet I'mbaugh as
prlurlpal. nod R. V. Moore aa city
iiperlntendi'iit.
lUiaril Hliimla Finn
Clasaea wpre m-iirly di-aerlrd this
morning few momrnla uftnr aaaem
bly lit Id o'rlork. Krvin MrN'pul had
addreaai-d Ihn aludenls and asked if
jlhoy dralrvd In ai-rpi-nllnn for I'uul
'son, someone ahoutrd "lei'a go," and
the purudo started.
Tina afternoon the allenduiire had
greatly Incrensed, over 200 being In
class ami study rooms.
Flintier demonatr.it Ions of the
kind, arrordlng lo opinions expressed
by Individual tuenibers of the bourd.
will be met by suspension of all ath
letlra. and a request to rlly and coun
ty aufliorltlea lu lake the situation
III band.
SISTER GIVES
MAHONEY ALIBI
WDM V H lis MIK TAI.KK.lt WITH
AUf.lt WIVK OX TIIK lAV
AKTKK Mi nitKU IS AI.I.KiiKII
TO IMVK IK I ItllKII.
(Rr t'nltnt rmaloTh IWnd RulMln.)
SKATTLK. 8ept. 2 .Mrs. IH
lores Johnson today testified In de
fense of her brother, James Ma
honey, arrused murderer of hla aRi-d
wife. Mrs. Kate. Muhoney. Mm.
Johnson wild she talked with Mrs.
Muhoney on April 16, at an hour
later llian tho stale says Muhoney
slurred his wife's body In a trunk.
Mrs. Johnson said she hud a tele
phone conversation with tho al
legedly murdered woman on April
17, tho day after she was supposed
to have been murdered.
Cross examination failed to shake
her testimony. . ,
FINAL WELL TEST
SET FOR SATURDAY
!t-monslratln Will lie Held Kliow
Ing Full Artesian Flow In
Fort ItiH-k Valley.
A final demonstration which will
test to the utmost the flow of the
artesian well recently drilled on the
John KriiHt ranch In tho Fort Rock
valley, Is Hot for Siituidny. Henry
M. Parks, director of the slute bur
eau of mines, stated this morning
on IiIh nrrlvnl In lieml.
Mr. Turks now on his way to llend.
bus with lilm N. C Jamison, expert
driller, who will look over Hie work
nlrcinly nccoinpllnlied in preparation
for tho final lent. Tumping nt the
rule of inoro llimi find gallons a mln
ii I e has already failed to diminish
(ho flow appreciably.
it U OrtKon Vvinlm ln W itI. In lU-nd
Railroad Union
Leaders Believe
Men Will Strike
(Br t'ollx) Praaa to Th Hnd UulMln.)
CHICAGO. Sent. 29. I'nlon
leaders clulin Ihut all I lie lurge
unions voied In favor of a atrike
rather than accept the 12 per
cent wage rut. They say the
coat of living is down only IS
per cent.
Officials are warning the
roads aguinst I he danger of a 4
general strike, as the certainty
of union inemb.-rs favor surh
union grows.
The smaller union runvasa
bngliis .Monday. Armed with a
atrike vole, the union men be- 4
lieve they will be In a more fa-
vorahle position to negotiule
with the railroads.
ANDERSON CASE
HEARING ENDED
DECISION IS EXPECTED
FRIDAY MORNING
W ll no Mm I ify A I A I e rr-
I lorn In i nli I WW . A mli-r
mmi'n HmtilurltliiK IVtVitsf SI
h'l.t n I'mliT AilvUrmrnl
Alleged alterations In the cash
book of the llend Water Light &
Tower Co., sheets of which are ex
hibits In the hearing of A. K. And
erson today on a charge of larceny,
were Identified by John T. Tnsiiulll.
auditor, and by J. A. Weecor hand
writing expert, as inuile by Ander
son. The alterations, Tasqulll test
ified, tended to reduce the balance
In the cash on hand column. The
testimony was ended at 3:20 this
afternoon. Anderson , declined to
make a statement, no evidence was
Introduced by the defense, and neith
er attorney offered any argument.
Judge Sawyer took the case under
advisement, and will render a decis
ion at nine o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. Anderson may be released for
lack of sufficient evidence, or hound
over to the grand Jury.
The original entries In the rash
book were made by Miss Hllnh
tlrlck, one or two corrections by U
T. Dawson, the cashier, and the al
terations by Anderson, aald both wit
nesses, except In canes where the
handwriting could not he determin
ed. In one or two cases the number
first written could be distinguished,
they testified.
Thorough Trolie Made
Investigation was made of the
bnnk balances for several months
back of all office employes of the
company, said Tasqulll. Deposits In
excess of Anderson's salary checks
lo the amount of $f!50 were discov
ered, ho enid. .
Anderson wns nsked lo explain
this, nnd said his wife gave Ihn money
to him. She corroborated this. Ask
ed where she received the money, ac
cording to Ihn witness, she said she
brought $1100 from the east. She still
had $75, mid had given her mother
$50. Lutor, mild Tnsnulll, Mrs. An-
(Continued on page 8)
and Maiiutccr FrMrnii of .mm-u((v1 Inilufttrlen rmy tntrKliirtionii are In ortjrr.
U. S. OFFICERS
HAVE CLEW TO
SUPER BANDIT
(Br United Prraa to Th Bnd BulMin.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Kent. 29 Fed-
; era I authorities are searching the
'city for George Wilbur of Raymond.
( Wuxhlngton, restaurant proprietor,
close friend of Roy Gardner, train
bandit. Wilbur telephoned Raymond
yesterday from Sun Francisco, the
uiilhorltles learned.
1 They believe tha when they find
Wilbur they will be close to captur
'ing Gardner. Gardner is thought to
have been in Raymond last Friday,
where Chief fihumwav believes he
stole an automobile, and made his
getaway on funds provided by Wil
bur. HRITISH ANSWER
IS SENT IRELAND
rrettilrr Ihi'liirrw Attitude Toward
ltidiMndenre And Disruption
of K.mpiie I nallerable.
( Itr Unltrd r-rrw to Tn Bend Bulletin.)
LONDON. Sept. 29. Lloyd
George's reply lo De Valera's latest
note was forwarded to Ireland today,
asking Irish representatives to meet
at London with members of the Brit
ish cabinet on October 11.
Lloyd-Georae has Informed De
Valera that Britain's attitude toward
independence of Ireland, and disrupt
ion of the empire, is unalterable.
BEND WITNESSES GO
TO TRIAL OF EVANS
W. D. Barnes and Cliff Johnson
were two 13end witnesses to leave
last night for The Dalles to testify
In the trial of Abe Evans for mur
der. The trial was to begin today.
Attorney W. I. Myers went to The
Dulles Tuesday night. Before leaving
he slated that quite a different state
of affairs would be brought out at
the trial than has been Indicated In
previous accounts of James Doran's
death.
HOLD TAX OFFICIAL
ON SWINDLE CHARGE
(Br United Preaa to Tke Bead Bulletin)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29. E. G.
Rlrkmeyer, of the federal Income tax
department, was arrested today in
connection with the alleged plot to
swindle the government of a million
nnd a hnlf. It Is claimed Rickmeyer
attempted to obtain bribes to reveal
confident Inl Information.
WANDERER TO HANG,
STAY IS REFUSED
I P- Unlte.1 Proas to The lli-nd Bulletin.)
STRING FIELD, Sept. 29. Gov
ernor Small today refused to stay
tho execution of Curl Wanderer, mur
derer of his wife, unborn bnby, nnd
a nigged stranger In a fake holdup.
Wandeir hunss tomorrow In Chicago.
BIGGEST BOOZE
RING EXPECTED
TO BE LOCATED
I Br United Prca U The Bend Bulletin.)
SAN' FRANCISCO, Sept. 29. Fed
eral officials today believed an in
vestigation of the liquor sources for
the Arbuckle party would result in
an exposition of the greatest liquor
running ring ever unearthed in the
west.
They announced that Los Angeles
and Long Beach police had turned
over a witness to them who disclosed
the story of the alleged ring main
taining branches in all large coast
cities, with Mexico, and Canada as
the sources of supply. This ring it
is claimed, turnlshed Arbuckle with
liquor.
Fatty Arbuckle. free today on $5,
000 cash bond, has left for Los
Angeles, where he will await the call
for arraignment ou a manslaughter
charge and subsequent trial. Defense
attorneys declared today that Arbuc
kle will never face trial, while Brady
is hotly scoring the court for not
holding him on a murder charge,
claiming the fact that he Is held on
a manslaughter charge indicates suf
ficient evidence for murder.
Fatty Is in good spirits following
his dismissal on a murder charge,
believing he can fight the manslaugh
ter dauger successfully.
WHOLE VENIRE
DISQUALIFIED
1 1.
.ATTOItXKYS FOK MKS. SOUTHARD
SCOUK l!r:CU-S--TtHKRIFF
WHO SF.KVF.I) SUMMONS IS
STATU WITXF-SS.
TWIN FALLS, Sept. 29. Attor
neys defending Mrs. Southard, accus
ed husband-murderess, scored a point
today when they disqualified at one
stroke the whole venire of 40 men
court summoned for prospective Jury
duty.
They also disqualified Sheriff
Sherman as competent to summon a
Jury because he signed the original
complaint against Mrs. Southard,
charging murder, and Is the prosecu
tion's witness.
BUSINESS BETTER
DURING SEPTEMBER
Business during the month Just
ending has been the best of the cur
rent year, reports A. G. Clurk of the
Central Oregon Motor Co. As egents
for the Ford automobile, the com
pany unloaded another carload of
autos yesterday. .
COG THROWS SPARK,
IGNITES MAGAZINE
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 29.-Four
men were killed, and several burned,
when a powder magazine here blew
up today from spark thrown by a
cog wheel.
DORAN'S KILLER GOES
ON TRIAL
PICK JURORS RAPIDLY
KInjrr Ktufllcs Vnvr During II r
Inn Atvl Tnke IJtllr Apparent
Int-rt-t In I'rtx-eedin;:. Hut
I IlrllrriH Ni-tou.
(Spatial to The Bulletin.)
THE DALLES. Ore., Sept. 29. A
defense of insanity will Interposed to
save the life of Abe Evans, Bend
logger, whose trial began here today
on the charge of murdering James
Doran. By his emphasis of the in
sanity question entering into the
guilt of the defendant, in examining
the prospective Jurymen during the
morning, W. P. Myers. Fiend attor
ney, clearly Indicated the means that
will be sought to aave Evans from
the gallows. Mrs. Evans and chil
dren are In the court room.
Seven Teniermen had been passed
for cause by both sides at noon to
day, and the Jury will probably be
complete tonight. The opening state
ments and testimony for the prosecu
tion will begin Friday morning, ix
Is believed.
F.vans Apathetic
Evans was a figure of curiosity to
the crowd which comfortably filled
the court room. He was brought i
by Sheriff Cbrisman neatly dressed
in a blue suit and spent the morning
engaged In close scrutiny of his fin
gers while the attorneys pressed ap
on the qualifications of the venire
men. Although outwardly quiet
Evans is said to be very nervous. He
made no attempt to assist bis attor
ney in the selection of Jurymen, and
much of the time appealed to know
very little of what was transpiring.
John L. Gastln Is. assisting Myers
in the defense today. ;
MILES CHOSEN
FOR PROMOTION
SHEVI.IX - HIXOX CASHIER TO
SUCCEED TO POSITION OF AS
SISTANT OKNK.KAL MANAGER,
FOLLOWING JOHNSON'.
R. D. Miles, cashier for The She-lin-Hixon
Company, associated with
the company for the past 15 years,
will succeed to the position left opem
by the resignation of Carl A. Jonat
son. third assistant general manager,
which includes the duties ot office
manager. This was the announce
ment made yesterday evening by Gen
eral Manager J. P. Hennessy.
Both Mr. Johnson and Mr. Miles
came to Bend with the opening ot
the company's operations here. Mr.
Johnson had started with tho com
pany 10 years ago at Spooner, Min
nesota, and Mr. Miles had come to
Bend from Fraiee.
Mr. Miles will continue his duties
as cashier after October 1 which
marks the termination of Mr. John
son's official connection with the
company. Mr. Johnson will have a
part in the organization of the Dick
Transmission Co., the corporation
which, headed by J. H. Meister, win
manufacture the new six speed trans
mission device invented by C. C. Die
of this city.
Headquarters will probably be t
San Francisco. v
VAUDEVILLE SHOW
PLANNED BY CLUB
Plans tor a vaudeville show to be
given by the B. A. A. C. at the gym
nasium on October 14 are under way.
James Fisher is In chnrge of prepara
tions. The bill has not yet been an
nounced. SUES ON CONTRACT
Suing to enforce the contract for
management of tho building which
bears his name, D. Rphlnr has filed
complaint, ncalnst John Michael and
J. F. Arnold. Ho Is represented by
Jay H. Upton of Prlnevllle.