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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1925)
THE BEND BULLETIN SECOND SECTION VOL. XVI, 'HE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, .MAY 8, 1025 NO. IW SPORTS Intersectional Contest In Major Leagues Opens Today 3 TEAMS TIED IN AMERICAN Western Clubs Showing Strongest So Far Rj llenrj i i .m it ttiniitti fnm BUM iwr.oi.-ri. in. m NKW VUllK. May I Internee Itontl Bonpfftltlon botwBBB ib east ern ami vfwtffn major Iobbub tn titctt wiiiih hiuiih todAjr win dovolop Hn tnuni important blthtll f the iflV HI'UMUll In 14 1 1 it major (MgttM (00 tnulti .iii'iiutli HMM to I" kMilxTi-'l Bloa 'h- extern rlnlii" and the eastern .i tit m will hti m RIOll Miniuln.d I'p IMlttttllll Ol I'" MMHIIM. . The Pbtlftdtlphla Athletic ami tin . .oh nig I on BoBBtOM l.-ri fur th WOBl i a triple (it villi tbe ClevetBfld Ib iiiH for the li.i'! In the American I i Kin- Tin- Athletics Tift Hit In .m will hook up In .i HfjW lOdBJ t1 tln champion BWMlOfl "I ItT ml u elMT UUo lo ftftl pUeo b Kitti u mtUm awav from Um CtoJ- . to Willi.- Hoy. Tu Wtiii.' Boa iff db of Lhl Btool cn-xtlng teams of tli season a u.l ' I) have been BtttBfl BB well fur i.iiitn C-oIIIbj thai tbti look like obi ( tin- rent entries UiBt having hBBtBd on b) Drovea M I (hi- PhUlteO Um' NB fori OtMll .i.l meet ih' wfstern invailnti wtih n rir DOl4 on flri place Tk$ HM tlotiiil league champions Mill open ttrainnt Ibi St LoBll I unit, u nirmiK hailing I lot. U..it BIB) find ihe QlBOtB pitch lB fluff ii Hill.- easier than Hi1' i BotBtn Ibbb, TBB In. Iiinntl Med, running a B It nl in fh- tihiut") will open a irrlrt In Brooklyn. I hc lit iMttttrr ti PtttttOI which BBTB BOOB IBB hlgsrett dKippolnlmcni of tin MNtBMi BIMri Uh riilllti'M. a UMMB 1 hut dOBBtt'l look lik' much Ott BBpOl NO I which have BOOB going well on a stool heart mil Kiiii'f.r i cabt playtttl rorp pond bnll. have I he rattiest, Npol In the BBOt again! ttii DoBlBB BfBTBB. ii FOBBJ team thai Ih Hot properly balanced. Fifteen Thoroughbreds Enter Preakness Stakes Flit! Big ( lassie of Racing Season On This Afternoon All of Entries Conceded Chance illy I : nll.nl IV. , Umn Wlr lo 111.' It. n.1 l lIMinl PIMLICO, Mil.. May 8, Fifteen flat thorobreda 14 colts and a fUly wore expected I" trl thi nfti-rnooii in llii- SfiO.iiOO i ProaknenH itakei, the first big clastic f the summer racing . .in and tin' big teat t'n' the Kentucky derby. Clear weather greeted tin- thouaandi of turf enthualaata who began arriving bwtl niht and poured in thit morning. The track waa fati and i" perfect condition. One of the largest crowds that ever saw th- annual running r the classic i expected when the bugle bringa the field to the post, Coast League BAB Kraut h. Slill l.nki. Oakland -' n Portland 11 1,1 s.i.'. nnanto . i j 1 h Varaon ,J 11 Vrartf nlay'i s...,.s ai Pertiaad i( Si .til I,' 1 r I In lit. 4 Bntlarlaa: MlUva and Bal Lavaraj.1 aad ToWa. Ai Oaklunil II ' I I...H AIIRmI.'N I t ,. Mi. ml Battarlaa! Olaaatf, Sjuaaa; Htadbara; Beaalar ami Bakai AI Villi.. n l(. Sun rraltrUr,, . 7 Vm noi . Battarlai MaWaaaajr, 0 , I K .f.17 ..2K .." In" Jtt BJ. I i'V mid II K 1 3 ID '1 ry an.) v.ii. I'liioi tf. Dlriliani ami Hannah, Ai i'.arraliHnt" I! II K Sail l.akf IN I S:u n.BUU.10 f .. It I Baitarfaa: MaCabt aad Pattra; Kaattna. iiintii". v cund.'i'i umi Slwa Fights and Fighters ThiTu I m- a Knneral opiat Inn lh,il It wan iipi'll ran' anil thai any uf llu IT, tntflafl favofad wllli u IHtl racial Inok. Blabl laka a ,,t i. n in furtd "mi win ih pnra wblnh win amonnl In 111.711, if ail tttS I'lilrlin ntari I'lianny. tin Hurry Payaa Willi noy'a Volt, whlrti arofc a track r,r i.nl at llavri' !) (Iran- In lln- ,'arly Marl 01 IiIb carf Ih fBVOmd In Hi,' baitlat Ivan I'ark will liavn the mount, iiarry Payaa Whllaar Back Boa win ba oonplad ai a noaiblaatloa to win I. ill II Ik very unlikely Dial the Biahle in rv will he h.-avlly I n '. B tkOM l verv tU BTOmkM Inr any kind "I a prlre. Karl Simile. Anierlr in premier Joekey, who hai heen a nenmitliili In ami aroaad the aaddl arOI try in win i.n Bad Plahvr'i Bwop. ai iiimiKii (bora are ibouiandi aiM beak Band mi moat any kind ot i bona. It la Hoi likely thai Sv..i.' will net mocta ooaalderatloa. Tli.- I'reakne l the fifth rare on the rani ami the HoM pr..liahly will line up aboal . if p m aaatarn ..tauilaril lime. ii. A. i IH I I ITM H, r. It'. P. Iu,l Wirrloll. BnUl I'uilrtlnl CORVALUS. Ore.. May . Wh intin Stale eollaan (an. lo lb Ore- Kim AKKlen here at Iwaeball ter ila'. I tn . Inrel herall f the Settee' titt t in k ahiiity The mure: R 1 1 I" Mil l Ii HORMKM w nil s re. i: Ummt wiri.. nr iwnj tanxlal LONDON, May a taOrd DS Ham- ay. former mil.'. i Brltleb heraawar win. aarred at lord in waning tn Qaeen victoria, died today ol paea ini.nla al the as, of 77 BOSTON. May P Yonni strih- llni:. f ;,-rr lit IlKht h. .ivyw.'Uhi . ran hln firm rletOry In the heat wlIkIii ill V Ih lull When he Mnppeil Quuitlll Itillltern. Hnltttl A ttli'l if'.l II rhalnpinll. to ih.' f. mi iii raejad Roawro ere on ihe Ih. or Iwlre In the thlnl rouml end wai iiown one tn the Beartb be tor ihe limit win, moiieil hy Ihe referee. Romero could not defead him It, M'AV YORK, Mnv S laek nern- ataln, former jiminr llthtalbl . bampton, w on a ale round deobdon from Hart llntril. ivitifornla V. S I". II A ('. BattM ieej artaa nri Kaurle. Backer. Mltabel K S ,11 ulna 1 1 Weill I anil IDAHO BRATS OOXXAOA (O. P. IJ efbU I" Thr SWl Hullrtlnl sI'ukank. Waahn Nat I. - -Fif-teea errata ante Idaho a is tn n victory over tinniacn at haehall here v.- tenlay. II. rt, Mi 13 16 1 , r. r, is Brlckaon ami Howar- II. Hi. r. l yre anil Bat- The m'lir Idaao tionxagn BatterlM ten: Ryan jp. Spring Is Here! The roads are good. There is a world of pleasure awaiting you at your favorite lake or stream. The Bend Garage Company is going to do its part to make it possible for you to enjoy every possible moment of this beautiful spring weather. v Starting May 8th and lasting till May 18th we are going to offer at prices you can't resist, our stock of "Dependable" Used Cars Many automobiles will be offered in this sale ai prices ranging from $25.00 to S850.00. Fords, Chevrolets, Overlands, Dodges, a Nash, a Hudson, an Essex and Ruicks. These cars will be sold with a "satisfaction guarantee" and are put out to the buyer to give satisfactory service consistent to the price paid for the car. t Select yours A small deposit will hold it for you. BEND GARAGE CO. BEND ATHLETES TO ENTER MEET 4 Will Compete Al Eu gene June 5 and 6 Th" BOOB Btffc ichool irruk lentn. llMMptOBfl f COBtrol OTBCOBi Mill enter th Mai trmk and flHd m''.t at BnjBMM J 'I BBi $, for th BBB 0Bd ii"" in t io bittoyy of tlti UmbI nhfiol thul II hiiH bsMtt nTprr..'iiHMl In MB to romp! It um !n th uprini; BpOft. No tBBBB Bal BOOB Hnl from BOro l it Hint- jtoOOl hin..- itis, Four iiimh:fs th' iufn whl-h won tin f'ntrol Or-Kor. mhnol day liiiM-t will I.n i'iitff '1 at KtiKni. anl prt-vloiiv lo thul tiin' thiy may rnm-pftt- In th KiiHti-rn Orpjron :ni at I'tMitJIclon. ThOOi BIBB or llu- four w bo won flri pla-"s In I hi mi-i-t here; I'llman, who hrokt the Central OrKon r'or.l In th Bello run: lmiiils. who won tin- ;tn yun! run; llorton. v ho m:d it . latt Rwe-Hp In ih- welbrhl vtfntN. and O'Hrlrn, who won the 2S0 yard low hnrdlex Thftii. mn an- mill trnininR hard UBdor t'onrhfru John V. Stith rlund aBd harlH W. Prott, and all ar. . xp'M td to makv h. it.-r murkM In thf tan- BtOOl than thej did here All of ihein are roncodod a ChBACB to plBoB in the Mtau- wide COnBjBtft nun, .p.'i:illy llnrit.n in ih- !, t put un.l Javelin, ami 1'itman In the ratio, Hotton'i BorfomuoM with the JOTOltB, a throw of ltil f.-ft I UsObOO, has oldOlfl h-eu 0(BBlled atnctiK hitth whool men In Oregon slnee Arthur Tu. k'H lime. P.lttBBB'l time of 1 minute 5R 3-5 BOOOndB in the Bttlo Ih not quite OBOOgb to win th.- mil1 In th BtfttO tnet't. hut in the lower ultitude and wth opponent; Who will BjtfO him a clOOO rBOOi PfuBBfl i rounteJ tn to bOtlOT that mark . oniderHhly. wan hy no meant tzhaBBtOd at the end of hln race, and tt 1 nlwayK pos sible to make hetier time in Ihe tli. tftftfeo evi-nlK in th Willametle val (ley than it in here "". IoomiM is uImo expeeled to heller Tf hiH lime of St 3-5 BBCOBdo, In itself a pood p'Tformanre. when he strikes jfo a lower altitude and hi pushed tOtK win. -r The time made hy O'ltrien in Ihe -bf hurdles here does not compare with Uli bOOl in Ihe slnte, bin he has made V;, the distance in 27 seconds i:i time igJ rrlals. and thai is fast enough lo in if dlOBtO that he will place under favoi - jjgt hle conditions Instead of entering B ihe sprints. O'Hrien is now vorklBf n DB the high hurdles. In whu-h he rf shows even inure promise than in th low o llrifii will also enter ihe i Si briNtd jump Heads of Legion and Auxiliary In Oregon 'iT " - I Ooorice f. Griffith, stale commander of the American leOBrJon who will pfOBldO over the bBOlOOBO serious at the I'rlnevi'le convention in June, and Mrs. Itna I'almer, president of the firegon American Legion Auxilia ry, who will he in charge of :he woman's BfOOtiBBB iu the ( rook county (own. thret lhr aihl;eM from the Illinois SPORT TABLOIDS (U. P. Uaocil WirtMnThr HVn-I Bjllrtlni NKW YOKK. May S. --Paavo Nur tul and Willie Kitola. star Finnish distance runners, w ith' their manag er. HogO Qnlst. may he examined this BtlOVBOOB h K- W Kuhien. secretary if the A. A 1' . who is investigating 'harrsj :hat Quist demanded $1 50 ior the appearance of t'ne two stars at the Jjritke relay carnival. (OltVALMS. Ore., May 3. Ray Dodge, crack runner of ihe Illinoi-i Athletic cluh. was hark on his old . am pus at the Oregon Agricultural college here loday. Hodge Is. going to train for two months under Coach Mntler BofOTO touring Kurope w Ith SPOKANK. May s. Hilly Kd-v.-ards, Kansas City light heavy weight wrestler, took two out of three falls in u wrestling match from Nick BobIbIs, Canadian middleweight champion, last night. Hozfnis' title was not at stake NKW YORK, May S. Babe Kuth may he ahle to Ret out of his wheel chair and walk in a few days. It was reported loday at St. Vincent's hos pital Me may he discharged in 10 das. In the early days or northern Kng !and it was held to he unlucky if the bride did not weep on her wedding 8,000 MAY COME TO CONVENTION Legionnaires Preparing For Entertainment That there will he between 5,000 and S.uOrt visitors from all sertiona of Oregon In Prlnevllle durlnK the state convention of the American fgion. June 25, 2G and 27. was (he prediction made last night ut tho meeting of tho local post of the le gion hy Harold O. Malson. con veil lion chairman. Malson bases his pre diction on the Interest In "Ihe con vention that s different," mad" mani fest in hundreds of letters being re ceived dally In Prinevillo. Lost night's session of the legion naires was one of the best attended meetings held by any post In Central Oregon in recent years, with dtl0fB tlooi from Redmond and Prinevillo present . Malson In his address 'o the former service men said that the conclave in PrinevlUe la to he Cen tral Oregon's conference, not Prine-.ilb-' He wi nt further to pop.t out that the entertainment will be open to all, regardless of connection with the veterans' organization. To llttlfttrute the magnitude of the "houoiBE" problem which those in .barge of the convention -arrangements, Malson. who was accompanied lo Head by a dozen of his fellow IBM KtoBAatree, sanl that eight camp slips had already been laid out M Prine vlUe io accommodate t he aulott& The Salem delegation will .visit the Crook county town in two special cars, and a host of former service men will rome from the capital city in automobiles. Regardless of the success of the bureau of public roads in breaking a rood throuch the summit snow of the M( Kenzte pass country in th1 I Continued on Page 3.) .......... , ,0.., : Eastern Baseball others. Y)ay New York Cincinnati Chicago Pblladelpbti Brooklyn St. I.OIliH .. Boaton Ptttabnrtb I.KAUl'K Won laist .12 5 .10 C .. 10 7 9 in s 10 1 I Choose Her ravonte t owers KotAer's on AMI Iilt AN I Phltadelpbla Icterelaad 1 Waehtntton Cbteato St. I,oili New YorK 1 Boaton I Detroit 1 1 10 I.RAGVR Won i.ost v I CARNATIONS ROSES PEONIES GLADIOLUS SWEET PEAS POT PLANTS Al.l. KINDS Orders tetegtephOd anywhere in I'niieil States or Canada. Our prices this year are so varied that everyono can remeniher Mother. Within the 1.1st five years tho en rollment of women students in the I Huston university law school has , more thnn doubled. Phone 198 Cor. Wall and Greenwood j. 0 .;. ! IHIH OATH IN scour IS 71. - The spring nieelitiK of the Kentucky ItaciiiK associa tion was opened at Lexington, 1878 Th first nnaealsted triple play iii baaeball history was made hy Paul Hint's of th Providence National League loam in a gnmo against Boston, LttO At Sioux City, Ihe Kansas City team made the only mid Winning run in a 10 Inning game itlth Slout city. IS'.i.l i'lii nc is Ouiiuel, I'c.r mer American Amateur Kolf ohompton, hum ut Brookllne, Matt, 1007 Al Indianapolis, Hay ! 11 ro n son ami Grovor Hayed i1 foimht 10 ronnde to a dravr. 1 inu'o ai Parle, Joft smith ! of Bayonne, N. J., won the French middleweight champion. ship from Brcole de Baltao. Riverside Florists g Tor, rh: H 7 M, a. OPEN NKiHTS "J I Wall Street i'hone 345 ; -f 7 7 2 r - 7 '7 : 7 f 7 7 7 7 7 7 m8mmmwm mmm - M!.ii;;iii irwiuij,, Hi;;,l;iHMilliM mil vij li..M a'll'pili Mi;lli nw'irniiiJiirt.ilHiire.ira.iiii n .i"'""l"l:"i"i";";"i"l' 'l'l"lf."H!!l,--41 illaliila'ii's'ii'alnlailaluUiiUlnla .atr!aiiTiiS.liffii!aiPairaTiiW m it! 1 Low First CostLow Upkeep -1- f High Gasoline and Oil Mileage i i as THE CAR ARROW MOTOR CO., Inc. Phone 419 jjjj Bond at Minnesota St7iHiiiiniMiillHIiiiiiaiii !TaTirtanitatii1aTira1i!laTu wawiaioiaiiiiaiiiiBiiiaiMiaiiiiaiiiwW
