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THE REND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION. BfiND, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. MAY 6, 1028
NAVAL EXPERTS
CONCLUDE SOON
Part of Fleet Will Visit
Australia
Plea for lVarl Harbor En
larxonient Made Not
Naval Base, Asserted
(U. P. Ul Wire to I1 Urnd Bulletin)
lIONOI.l'l.r. May 6. Minus 11
umpires who arc already en route
back to the United States the last
Bt'Bslon of the critique over the de
fenses of the Hawaiian islands was
undecided today.
The conference which has been in
progress for the pust five days, is
cNpected to come to a formal conclu
sion about noon.
There will not be any definite
statement Sorthcominfc as to which
side "won the war" in the rec?nt
maneuvers, according to reliable In
formation. The press statement
promised after the conference is ex
pected merely to include an outline
of the benefits derived from the "at
tack" on the island.
The maneuvers showed that the
nrmy and naval forces are able to
cooperate readily in defense, which
fact was dwelt on with much satis
faction by the umpires in the dU-
eussloiis. it was reported Itecom
damnntlOM upon which future de
fense plans will be based have also
been discussed.
The grand fleet leaves tomorrow at
16 a. in. ' for l.ahlna Island, where
battle formations, torpedo pracUci
I and cruisftiK uctivitiea w ill be en-
l Kneed in. The fleet will later visit
the islands of Hawaii and Kauai
after which it will return to llono-
I lulu.
i inpitv lie turn
Here the vessels will separate, part
of tlv fleet stcuminK on Into the
I west for a friendly visit 10 Australia
ami the reiuuimler returning 111 the
I'hite.l Stales
Yesterday s stun of the conference
was chiefly devoted to rebuttal testi
mony of both i the "blue" and
"black" commanders, who submitted
their claims to the umpires.
The umpires who sailed for the
Vnited States last night included
I Colonels K. P, Lahm, w, M. Crulk-
. shank. 11. J. Ilrees. J. K. I'artello.
Charles l.luoolii. W, 0 Short. Lieu
tenant Colonel YV. H. Hayuiond. Mu-
jors J. S. Trait. 1,. S. Chambers.
CM. Milllken and V. II. Hobson.
A plea for ett'.urKoiiieni of the
l'earl harbor navy base was voiced at
j the local rotary club luncheon yes
terday by Hear Admiral John I). Me-
! Donald.
'Tearl harbor is not a navy base."
he said. "When all those ships you
; see out there are able to enter the
, harbor, then you will have a base.
not before."
, Yesterday
sailors and
warmed tin
was pay day for the
,000 enlisted men
downtown curio stores
and other shops.
InsisJ on
ZEROLENE
even if it does
COST LESS
SaHK laaHaEl'
NORWAY SENDS
PARTY TO POLE
Amundsen In Command
of Expedition
Planes to Start On Last Leg
of Trip Alter Vessels i
Establish Base
ll tile Oyvllna
ll'nitct Pt,-w Staff GodrsSBaOOSM) '
COPENHAGEN. JJay .4Vr-Jtos)il j
Amundterrs ships are expected to do'
j part from Kings bay, Spltibct gun!
(late this afternoon to find n satis
factorv jumpiK off place for Aniuiu!-'
sen's proposed polar airplane flight. 1
i Weather condition!' are favorable
and everything Is In readiness for the
Balling of the supply and mother!
ships.
The vessels will seek to locate, a
: satisfactory landing place some
where on the adga of the polar ice.
i i"he southern boundary of the Ice is
' ul pr, rent utiknon n.
I When the advance workers have
located and formed a base. IhO twol
alrplgnai which are to start on the:
night across the top of the wrld
wlil fly from Kinss bay. thereby an-
dergoing a difficult lo.t uud proving
their suitability for the harder trip'
across the pole and bacV At the!
new base the planes will be filled
with sufficient Kssollne and oil to
enable them to accomplish the final
Right, Amundsen plans to carry n
relatively small reserve supply of
fuel which possibly will become ex
hausted in the event he encounters
diff'cult flying conditions.
The dale of the actual polar flight '
is thus far undetermined. -It da-j
paildl largely on the weather.
Wife Aided Shepherd,
Declared; File Charge
(Continued from page 1.)
JOhere are the
SUPERSTITIONS
OF YESTERYEAR?
Superstitions don't last long.especially
when it costs money to believe in them.
For example, the majority of western motor
ists have long since stopped paying tribute to
the superstition that there is something mys
teriously "better" about "eastern" motor oils
merely because they cost more and are made
in the East.
Zerolene is First Choice of Western Motorists
Zerolene lubricates more motor cars in the
Pacific Coast states high and low priced cars
alike than any other oil made. Six out of the
seven trophies in the 1924 Yosemite Economy
Run were won by Zerolene -lubricated cars.
The "anti-western" oil bogie simply doesn't
hold up. Zerolene increases gasoline mileage,
reduces upkeep costs and lengthens engine life,
in high priced cars and motor trucks alike.
Why pay tribute to a superstition? Insist on
Zerolene even if it does cost less.
Get the Facts!
A series of independent and impartial reports
showing the experience of large users with
Zerolene has been collected in our booklet,
"Why Pay Tribute to a Superstition?'.' Ask
any Standard Oil Company representative or
Zerolene dealer for a copy.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Attomc
the
tin
Ago
Phone L95-W
rival. Word to Stat
Itobert B, Crowe was tbi
fled to escape spending
Jail.
Killed Vears
The jury found that:
Mrs. McCllmoek .vas murderod 14
i years ago by means yf mercurial pot
i soiling.
That William Mci'lintotk. bar son.
was murdered last December by (he
; use of typhoid germs,
j That William I). Shepherd admln
tatarad the mercury to the mother
rand the typhoid perms to ihajou.
That Julie II Shepherd hd gallly
kno wledge of both crimes.
that ,lie i irc.iin. taut s railed i..r
a thorough Investigation b tht
grand Jury antl the states attorney. I'rlueville will uttend Thursdav
The jury reported that it could not nlKht't meeting for the purpose, m
fix reapoiUfbnity for the death of l)r launching a campaign 10 ralee 1111. i-
Oscar Olson, brother of the chief to care for the orphaned children of
j justice and family physician for the ex-servlco men.
Met Unlock family.
Performance
"Seems to me it was driver ax much n car," cs
clnimed an envious rivul in discussing tlio
several record airmailing feats of RlcUciitirtcUer
Six with "Cannon Ball Baker" at the wheel.
"Could any other than thia Man of Iron, endure
a drive of 1558 milea Canada to Mexico
over three mountain ranges Cascade, Siaki
you and Tehachnpi with the steep climha
and hair-raiaing plunges down the mountains
and around hair pin turns?
"Could any other thing of flesh and blood and
muscle, make that continuous drive of 40
hours 57 minutes without relief, rest cf lerj!
' I say a lot of credit goes to the drier for that
record.
Absolutely!" replied another "but could
any other car stand the merciless driving
accelerator down to the floor boards all the
time save when, to slow down for a turn,
the brake pedals are in that position."
That's why "Cannon Ball Baker" was made
Chief Test Pilot of Rickenbacker Motor Com
pany. No other driver could push this new Ricken
backer Six aulliciently to really teat its
stamina.
Baker drives for the record and the car must
stand all the grief he can give it, if it la to get
that record.
Ita stamina its power, its ollin stem its
brakes must be equal to ho aniallng phyal
cal endurance.
That this new Rickenbacker Six, has In every test
been etial to Baker's demands for speed, and
has smashed every record this great pair have
gone after, is proof that it is a wonderfully
good automobile
Drive this Rickenbacker Six yourself it will be
a revelation to you.
BONTRAGER'S GARAGE
Bend, Oregon
R 1 c k e ii b
.A. CAR. WORTHY
f
a c jk; e r
OF
its n yvrvti-:
own life," fhe told tlo JudKc " I
fevl It is entitled to m Inheritance
atid all the rlRnli of my own i blbi "
The COtni ort.mpirt tamos adop
ting p.ipii:. aed the i I. ltd was rhrlhl-
net) Joseoh Swanson, alter atonal
IVOJI tN. DEMANDS BAH,
CHICAGO, May . Mrs. Julie
Sheppertl. involved by n coroner s
Jury In the deaths of Mrs. Kinma Mi
Cllntock and her, son Hilly, will not
Eiirrcnder until agreement is made
to allow her bail. Attorney Robot !
Steel announced luday.
State Leader Coining
To Visit Bend Post
(CALIFORNIA)
One of the most Important mMt
inKs Of the fiend post of the Ameri
can Leglnn so fur thin year will be
held Thursday nhrht. with Carl Hot
r. state adjutant, present, it an
nounced by John Kunee. rommander.
One of the several matters of btisi
nt;H to le taken up at this nootlnt
will be the eleetion of three dele
Kates to represent the fiend post at
the state convention In Prineville the
latter part of June.
Another ubj96t COIStllR up for
discussion Is the "siirniuit fivld day."
May .'II. Sunday, when Central On -von
legionnaires wlil join with about
15b members of the KiiKene post In
Opening the road over the MrKenzle
pass.
A delegation from Kdmond and
High School Students
Prepare for Election
Nominations for the Iletid high!
school student body offices fur
enr were mail,- by the student roan
el TttOOda) afti rnoon. The otoetbni
will be held next week, prtilmbly !"ri
day. The nonilnatltins are:
President---James Bond, Molvin
Scott. Teresa Wells anil rMfncrd
Brink. .
vice proaldonl Harold uoldanltb,
Orpba Agar ood Dofa Williams.
Treasurer -John Howe. BtRI r
Bnekhorn abd Bdwin Pease.
Secretury- firaie l.lnton. Vlnlt
Avery anil MarKarnt Selfors.
Gloria Swanson Adopts
Baby Boy of Two Years
(U. r. i. . 1 Whs t Ths BsM BolMfa) i
UM ANdBLBB, May fi. -tilorla j
BWanaon, nratlon picture star, be
carfld the legal mother lod'ay til ,i I
baoy hoy.
The nrtnss. with a two year Old
baby in her aims, appeared In Jtodfa
Arebbald'a chart.
"This child Is like u part of my!
officer tinly a BBtall pari of the
syrup hail I u i.tl'cn After the
contents of the krir bad been sart
pled, the stolen bfOOfeOty had ap
p.irently baoa thrown Into "he lies
fthfltoa river An att.'tniit hail toen
in. ol' to bore ii bole lii U top o( Hie
kuK.
Ml . 1 1 . 1 I I i I : 1 . i lllltt tliutll
it ts snnoiiin ed from the office ol
the NtipiTlllti'lldelll of schools '1'i e
lank will In- open Friday Instead of
Thursday ttlKht
Syrup Stolen Prow Lotus
Is Located In Deschuten
MhsiiiK lor nearly a week, the five
Ration kofl of POB0 BOtl s-. ru i stolen
from the Iiiin mi Wall street has
iieeii locateil In Tom t ..i 'on. truant
TANK ' MWKU nil RMDA1
Tli Vlnttftn'l lank ll the school
:viiiimhuui Mill not lie open to the
OUblfC Thiirsdny evenlnK OOOMM the
lli'lso would Interfere ullb the muslc
n. mnrj ibtoall la he b, !,l In the
l-'ipd A. Lioiialli'n, ML U.
t.K. BAR nosh US TBH0A1
hl'li IAI.IST
ilt ' liLK 111, l
Ottrrn Ph. J7 . II msn Ph
Office Hi rs I to 1 2
: tp 6: "nosing, J to (
73 J
There will hp a
BIG DANCE
at tin- Prin'frle Rata
Hall, Saturday night,
.Mav 9th, given lv the
Held Grange. Buffet
lunch served by the
Grange ladies. A cor
dial invitation extended
to all.
Sallow complexions often the
result of improper digestion
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