The Bend bulletin., May 13, 1925, Image 1

THE BEND BULLETIN
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VOL. xv
lil.NI) lil l.l.K'l IN, DAII.V KIMTION, liKNI). OKKtJON, WEDNE8DAY AFTERNOON, MAY 1".. 192
No. 186
CHIEF ENGINEER
OF O.T. RAILWAY
IS ON WAY HERE
May Go South' to Direct
Location Work
THIRD CREW IS SENT
.More Rumored On Way to
Aid In Mapping Routed of
Announced ExU naiotu
tiny v 1 Jut ucr fhh'f ttiRltifr of
ih Option Trunk, will trrlvt in.iiui
lt-ml tliU p.fiiliiK. li hm Ittftttdlbf In
i It In uf lertionii It In lielti'Vi'il tliut I ,v it,.
lltN VlHlt U til rOIItlVCtlOll Mill) fid' aHN
.urtn iiiih In Iiik DUUll for tbi pro Th.- meinlo th of
pOMd tin" DttWttfl Itt-ml ami Khun family. K4t IfllO
alb Kaiiit. ini.i Hun Ltntntr mho loWbool board ntmb
imiiIi Irmn bin t lOptfYlM r lu tonlfhl lth
perl the Mutk hehiK ilnlie
iii-pm H vofi currtni btrt todty
'hul their ur two tun re nurvoylnt
rttn inr Un Osteon Trait ichtd
ulril In rome In Item) In the iieur
UtOTt I.lntner tua he I tt pm.ltlnn
i verify or uVn 1I1U rumor when
arrive. th. cvrhtti:
UrOlOII Trunk cnKliici'm and
kirtoyorBi IipuiIimI by Rojf Knth-r.
rrlvod lu Heml thin iiinriiliiK. nml
flcr tuklliK hreakfitnt here, left III)
.1 lately for the Interior The
. -w n r nirt I'Viiti Milt m nr k Hmt n
(mm I'autiitia. fornierl) Hkookum.Ottl
, ; ,;
AIiIioiikIi i" il'fliill Infurmmliin
i . mill hi' iililalliril. II In lii lli-vi'il Unit
Hit in OftW of tSglBMfi WHI vvurk
ovili rron jiiiiMtnn Polls ti msi tiic
MnmM ,,r t't1 wiiiiitinniiii u mi Din
i hul)' rlv. r i. mi tin' iriipimMl "Iiiiik
tfm" ol II"' WnlM 0r(OI Trmik
IJBM Willi ii im WOrklM (rum
llhM mil nf Hit- "Imm linn.' mid
Hie thlril i r- mirklni! Imrlll mi the
"bOtl line. weal nf KlMMIIl MM.
H i- allrH'N nf bOtb lines lll he nun
pleled alnilll I he aanie lime
The parallel llllea lire In meet ul
Inaction Point, BboBl fi Billoi Bootb
in. ui II. ml The iirnlmaed alem
inlla fur niie line amiih Innii Heml
in Jam Hi. n l-nlnl The aurvey nf
Hie OragOb Trunk line frmil Heml
OBlb In Crrwetit Iiiik already I n
BMW
Willi 1" inure eimlueera nrrlvlliK
III Hend lhl iinirnliia. there are at
preaenl .T.I men In Ihe lliree rrewa
ofklu north ami Bonlh ol the
pgrallol OraftW Trunk ruiilea
Veteran of Civil War,
Pioneer, Is Bridegroom
A slnlw.nl Kli
i Ii
irrtd un
.ii r Oaatral Oram In 'he oItIi war.
and a hlnablnl lulde uf 7J "illiilm is.
Mm Marie SlUllll, stuiiil hefliri'
tlr-
i ml
.IiiiIki- T It ' Hull, nil" am
inn m ami
pn
Him
-il mull ami
Wife. 1
The irOMBi Ahrnham V. Baatt nf
It, Mm I. Is SI yeara nf ace Ills
Milium st child, a miii. Is 41 Btbtt
lived in Contra! Oraton btlort iht
lOim uf Ban4 was In existence, and
he lohl the odtetaUni JinlKe thai he
has voted fnl him twice fur llle nffice
which he nnw hnlda
The WBdSIng, ii was IndloattSi has
btan pust puueii until Banta ooolS
have a linns.' ball! in BtSmonS tu
heller hlmttll and his hrlde.
Decide First Skirmish
Against Kelso's Mayor
KBttBOi Wash.. May 1 1, A, Hn
ii.- Todd, Kolio mayor, wifftrod (to-
feal In Ills first lltl skirmish
hrotmhl un i the polltlonl Jomblii nf
KbIio'i munlolpul of fnlra.
Todd wiih fined Siiti ami tuttncOd
tn in dayM lu inii by Juitlot Polontt
yeaterdoy nllomoor oh a ohhrpe nf
nonfetltnot III which lie was Mil Itl In
have deliberately rttuMd tn hIkh a
warrtni eovtrini enlary ol Rom
Orldloy, ciiy ornploye,
Tortd'i tttornoyi Imtnodlnloty HloS
nollco of nppeal.
Tuil.l rnclliH four nlliet
minimi
nnnfeasa, eharget and two charges
of erlmtnnl libel growing oni 01 m-i-
no's municipal row.
Seek to Set Aside Will
Made By Chicago Editor
. '..I. it, i, ,
May ui- tegAl stepH
iii,', i.i..,' " "
were taken loilav In sol aside llle
win nf John 0. Bartmnn, who be-
... I.,.. an
quontnto nis uiucnsu n e
am ul her lil'nlieny in inn
. . ... m 11 .ons
mil e npioyi.i. n hi
iiruiight up 1111 iKiini.iniuii ii " .
rnevs nnnouhoad limy wore tiling
nation In bOhttlt of seven COHIIni of
ri)mtmnn, two othor ootiolno have
mil yel mndS a claim on Hie cHliilo.
ciuP!!f
Is Closely Contested
Seniors and Juniors Lead
ing In Competition
wan .. li.- MutU Nexi Wk On
tit M.un Kveofn HImIihI U
11 pi In;; I t l in V jil Ktlll
CIom coia petition jMtwtM iljii
Junior mn hi tilor rlunm-H of 1 1 1 H.-ntl
IiIkIi miIiimiI fMiilnrN lh rnni ut ill"
IDOUftl rut for t tt ClllMtDlhlp tUP,
Ttai J anion iMdhul Mi tbi iui
li-ili t-viiiilH, Inn (In Hi'tilnr i'X' 'l In
cholftrslllp a ml i.ilu-r plUUMI of lh
miit'd Itton. Thi V'IiiihV will tint bf
il hlril unlit atfer ((in Junior MMM
lily. Mil WMk
Tin- )! Hon of hHi.f.-tit body OftJ
otn win uike pilot nt un MMinbly
tonoffov a ii FniBTHtlni MMnbly
ill bld toduy. ul w h Uli hiiiihiIkii
Hp pci Im h wr in. nil- ano i In- audi
IntrodnoMI Tin- oloetlofl
t UBdOf Abt AuHtrallini lntlloi
i. w It h piil II n k phi I'M fur each
th
:h
i In
I pi InClpOll ami
tU Will he enter
it liamiuet gtVtfl
h 1 he ail Vli III ei nnk 111 K rill MM'
III
the hlr.h mti on I iIIiiIiik room
The Ktvle nil oh ami the play glvtfl
h) ttn (ooklitK I it h (ten ol the Itlxh
cbool iii in in hi iii the nranMlttm
tll.kt Tu'Nlii
ntd Ol ut th
inim.
high
la I
hi llOnl
i. In
a mil
torlum un unuouneeil yenterilay Tin
Ciller u I litllill'' I Itivlteil. un ilia IK
bla inaile. mill tin- ptfttttl f ielrl !
tn k In if ilium i mi I hi it re pettier I :t II V '
uriceil to ullemt. the Instructor In
( hut Hi' niate
FEDERAL MEN FIND
BIG BOOZE PLANT
Thousands of Gallons Mash
Ready lor I so
CO, r. i.i .msI w.i. . ; ii.ikI iiuii. i in i
PORTLaMP, Oh . May If, Pi
eial .in-liis vei.iiT.ia. inn ini'ii-ii mi.
nf Ihe lameal dlatlllerleo ever (mill I
III OraCObi they lepnrted here lOdby.
rii verly hidden In a rove on Ihe
hanks uf Ihe Willamette river mar
NewlierK. the slllla were III full up-
..i I Iii .i ,.l,,,,, il, atavA ,1 Iai ,, vera', I
The nperatnr. were warm-it li
,l,,iae
made b nffliera aa lb By approaiheil
elllllillllK Ihelll In esrape
Boltarai im ludeii 1,100 plait
of
finished I ii imr iiliinit ;im i:. .Hulls in
keKa. ,ia BaUOBI uf luaah, and
BQalpaiaal valued at (111. 1100.
Rehearsal Is Held Today
For Rockefeller Wedding
it V U.s Wur tn'llir II. ml HiiHetin I
Abb
nkw YtiitK. May t:-.
Km kefeller ami liavld Merriwether
Milton tmlay will rehearse their wed
Slni which will he held Thursday at
ItSS i- m. af the hontt uf the hrlile's
father. Joan ii. Boekatallar, Jr Mias
Km kefeller s lil ldlll KOWII Is lie
tcrlbtd as a c lull d uf film tulle ami
coatly lace. The ceremoli) will he
parfornad
Wolthin. i
by ihe it. v i ..melius
i'tnr nf the Park Avenue
Btptltl church, in a soiling uf palms
nml spring flowers.
.
Reported Property Sale
Contradicted Bv Owner
"
Rumors that property un. the
southwest comer of llond street and
I'r.iliklili incline llinl been sold lo
ihe Terminal lintel Co, as the site
.. .i,r., .Ian hiatal, were denied
todt by the owner of the property,
ii ii DeAraond. K i authorlta
lively reported thai collsl rilcl loll ul
, I, a bute Is ii alilleil. ami tnal J.
ii AnniacatB. a representatives nf
Hie company! i
tillable location
here lunkliiK into
Takes Long Snowshoe Trip
For Her Mother's Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Ploy B.
Bnloe, who died in Bend Tttosduy,
win nni be held itntllw her daushter,
m,u v,. i ,. s nwiiri. arrivei, inn
fiout liiiiinuuil lake. in nruer laijrsn annus ui. uj
reach a I'nad leading In Heml. Mrs
Utewnrl m( bike over aboil io
, ml ,. ,,1 HtinW, Using
jwhen Mrs. Stewart went Into Dla-
mond laki
I of snow.
he hiked over :tf. miles
Plan Road Improvement
T. Knut 1 like This Week
IO r.HSl liJir..
i.i i Html i . i. . iiv nl least
i nki.
I Ml i""" ' ...
i Hie BOOW line, oy mo way 01 uiiiiw
Hat roafl wilt bo Improved thl. wook,
ii.. i,. , iimiuiimi'i bv leu
, iu.ui.i...r.
.-.1111111. is n....... n
l, 1,', , 1 1 llui-li district.
'.mil l to
i..i,,.. ... lha haarinnarters
.11... ...1 "
ni the Dt-si I
llllil'S lllllinillll lliieni nun
he iilainied lu lake a snial
liver lite road, which him been used
NO SUBSTITUTE
TO BE ALLOWED
FOR PACT MADE
Versailles Treaty Must
Sfand, Say French
NOTE SENT LONDON
British Approval of Policy
Regarding German. De
sired In I'aris
III. " l.i-J WltnoThr BnJ Lull. Mm
PARIS. May H Praoet win -.
n-ii im MMltnla foi Um Vtmttlw
irt-ui) ami m tbm 1" bw pnani
islorn trontlorti u bom vhleh Hit
l-ulnlfvi KiiviThiniMil iniMi!ii'n iii dln-
poti ii iii Oorna'ay m roply to Um
llllliT HllKK'Xl loll ri'KiinllllK II I
rarity pMi tn BBdowtood in iat. !
Tin' Kri'iii Ii null wiih Kent in UoB
don loiluy Inr riiimliliTiilloii Ii) I lie
iinii h orroniil Bad win bt Mb"
inilli'il In lit- oiIht iiljlfn lii'fnri' It
In trmimnllli'il In Hrrlln
III iii'lnl oiriBlal i iri li-H II m alil
llinl Fr.ilii i' iirnpiiHi's hullri-i llv llim
ii i niiilllliin In l In' Hi'iurliv par i nun I
In- I Ifr inn ii y i rniry Inn. Hn- li'UKiif
,f WlUoBI
H'lNK ;
nn-itiln'r nf Ihr Ii'iiku'.
KruiH''K urilonn In Intirnutlonbl af
fair" iiiiim lie In BBBOrd with Ika
li-aKni. Um BOM tlbtOI
i liaiiii'llnr l.uilivr nf Cfrmany.
BDOB BBBBBtlBI nfflu' ailvnmtil irn
IhihiiIii fur an Kurnpi-an purl nf He
t urlly lili h Um BfOCBdlBf QottBM
KiiMinnicnl liu.l pnl mil unnffiolul
"fn-ltTB " Tin- iiffim T. inmlf iar-
UtmlBrly in rwm ami Hurt BovBtry
BBI talMI IM lalUMMR In framlnic
a ripl iiii ii in baloi submlttBd m
LBB allien fur Itii'ir BpBTOTBl.
Selling of Burial Plots
Baby Farm Case Claim
1 1'. V. keel Wli
nkw CORK,
I.. Thr
May
! Hullrtinl
rjhargai
"I'll Vr Helen , l.eiaeu- m aim-
iiienteil ihe prana frniii her "iiany
furm" h .'ellliiK eem ry plola tu
'the mntheia nf Infanta who died
while iin.ler 1 . r rare, are Heine in-
v.'sllKiiteil tnilav by Assistant
Dis-
Irlct Atiorney William K Ityun.
This laqatry i itartad after Mrs
Marmirei ToOBOy had tnhl Kyan that
tollbWtBI Ihe myBtariOBI death of
I.... is ........ I. ..1.1 .Idlll'l.ti'l ALTII'S
at Mrs OBbMB-Volb'l
i.,f , ..i..ri'i i ,,n
lie.einher la last. Mrs UalaeB-VOII
Mich.
"'i1'1 '"'r " '" st'
ael s cellieicry inr
The bodlaa nf the T.inhey child
ami (oar mnnlhs old William Win
ters w ill he HthnOOd today In an ef-
furi tu obtain Inrthar evidence
ttainal the bab) home proprietor.
ued Member of Congress
Saved When House Burns
y. f.mil WIT to T1m Bfd Ballatial
Till. Kill), Ohio. May 13. Isnac
It Sherwood, oldest member of the
.,st congress anil famous for his
.,,( nrohlbiilon tiradei in Washing-
ton, was ltd to enfaty by his
I when fire broke nut in the
nurse
Scut t -
wood apartment today.
The SH year old general was not
aware of Ills iliingei mini main im
Kllu pobrlnl Into his apartment.
blaze drnve all tenants from
I'll.'
'.he
building.
I..,nias 1'ily S ' lOOdCQ
Bv Torrential Downpour
(U. P. Lrns.sl Wire to Th Heml BqllttiSl
KANSAS CITY. MO., May 1
streets ami basements were flooded
ami sewers broke iii leveral places
iii the downtown dletrlol following
it heavy ruin and electrical Storm
here early today.
Streets werii lilt
red with rubbish
swepl alung by
Street car truffle
miniature rivers
was badly tlnmp-
-
Larffe Reduction 01 Bail
Given Alleged Kidnaper
,1! V l.,..e,l Wire la Tlie Iti'inl Itillli'lln)
Minm li'SHl'HY VI.. May 13. - -
BtrlO Woodward. BX-ConvtOt and ac-
loused Kidnaper bill year old tuolllo
Challeilon, won a moral victory In
Addison connly court today when he
obtained reduction of his hull from
1.7. ... .
.1. nl. Ia II nnfl
i.,iw '
,.,., 11 mpiox oiks
PRHIC VHHHK l rlnniriun ihbo
. ,
to Till' II. ii.l Hull, I, nl
: BRuUKulrtrilUi .nans., amy i ..
Amy Lowell, long Ihe mitslandiiig
. A luet'ii ii
I e. puuiu 1 "
traOtOrTand nOtOd Inr HOT esHll.vs ami iner-
nrii nrlllelsnl died ill her linine here
New Oil Plant In Bend
To Be Begun Thursday
Shell Company Will Mak
Fourth With Branch Here
iiiiIukc " BuMrowl Trwlw H
I'ltrlll Inr V .11 i'Iiiiii-i- anil Tank-
aui. i ifrii i.'i nnoufimi
Countriti lion bf .in oil ilM rlhutinic
pliitt I Whlcb WW COffl hef ween ',
000 und K 1 r . i 0 1 w he Imkuii to
morrow by thfc Lsbrtcotloo & Qmo
line Co., Inc. of 1'nrrlaml, lo refire-
mi the shell oil Com pony in Boad
it wuh Biinognced today by (JeorKe
II. QftSOi president uf the coinpuny
The new plant will hf located on
it tract with 11 mi fnnt frontaxe on
UU railroad truck, jtiht tiouth nf the
ANHorlaled Oil Co plant. A p000
Kalloit xaKollne tank will he built. 1
and a wurehnuHf with 100 barrel
capacity A truck tank with 110
Kullmi capacity will he operated here,
M well an a puckaK truck, tiaire ati-noum-cM
' iaHollne and olll w ill he dlmrl-.
buCOd III Heml. RodUOOd and i'rine-:
villi- Irout thla plant ( V Com-:
pere will be mumtKer
The Shell company will be the
fourth ciitunetlnif oil nimiianv 10 lo
can In Hend, tin- others betiiK ih-
S'andarl, the I'nion ami the Asso-
., i ,..wi ii i. ..r li.- .tu ih.. itlv ',
him h
here
inn pa ny imi nn rrprpriitpil
WILL ERECT TOWER
ON MOUNTAIN PEAK
Lookout To (aiard Timber
On Indian Reservation
Unking the fire pruteetiuii ayatem
with that nf the Hesehutes national
fureat. a lookout lower la tu he
ereeted thla aeoson on llald I'eter.
dnminant peak in ihe Waruisprini;
Indian reservatimi BCCOrdlai to In
tormatloD uhtaine,t today Froai Will
iam Herllniee. HUpervlanr uf the 3:!0,
ituii acres ul federal limher on Ihe
reaervatlun.
The standard lookout lower will
he uf Kreiit value tu prut e t lint parts
f Ihe north end nf the Deschutes
furesl. Ill Ihe Oftaa rldne area. It la
' Btplalaid hy total foraal nffictais.
This will he the flral lookmit lower
In the forests of the Warmsprlna
reservation. Jim Oreeley. an In
illan. is In he lookout this summer
Seven rire itnarda. also Indians, will
patrol Ihe reservation forest this
I year.
Herilaite only recently look over
: Ihe poaitlon uf supervisor of the
WarnispriiiK furesl. aticceedinl K. at.
Pryce lleritafre came to t'entral
luri'Kiill iruiii me riuiiu'.ui ,n,i..ni
reservation in Mnntiina He reports
1 that at preaenl there are about fino
Indians on Ihe reaervatinn.
A new sawmill, the Seekaeequa
mill, will start operatinns on the
IBBBHaUoB tomorrow. annniimes
IMrltata. The capacity uf this mill.
Hie secuiul mi the reservatimi. will
he 11,000 hnard feet daily. This
lumber Is In be used on the reserva
tion. Peanut. Lodged In Throat.
Knds Life of Baby (.iri
III. r. LSSMI Wirr t. The BnJ Bulletin)
SA1.KM. Ore . May lit. A two and
one-half year old baby girl of Mr.
and Mrs. l.eo Kathrlner. Dallas,
choked lo death last night when a
peanut lodged In her throat.
LATE WIRE NEWS
(By United Press)
MliiWAUKKS, Wis., May 13.
Harold "Red" Orange! Illinois uni
versity football wonder, although uf
feied fancy prices tn pusc under the
Klein lighis, has decided he will con
tinue us an I
summer.
man in Whenton lltini
I
CHICAGO, May
southern Itllnols
earth movenientt
shuck lasted OHIS
I Be
fell inly
one
-t 'entrat and
very slight 1
today,
minute,
The
five
seconds ami mi damage was reported.
, ,,os AXOKIiRS. Mnv 13. The
verae span nf Iminiin life tins been
increased eight yeara, Dr. O. F. Ball,
nntionail) pramineni publisher or
hospital and health magiiiiies,
de-
chii eil here Indliv.
rliiied here tnday.
I
I.OOMIS, ( al., May 13. Two. chit -
dren or Mr. and Mrs. k. x. Lewis,
Mojrtl Chcsler, 2, and Rrnest, T, Were
bnrtled lo death In n fire which de-
.frayed Ihe la-wla home on the C.
. . ... , ........
llOICe I'llllCIl UOrO lOliny.
SAX I'ltAXCISCO, Mnv 13. Dr.
leronltno Mi'Kfus, physician .to King
Alfonso and Queen I h'.il'i ih of
Spain, nrrlvctl here loiluy on Ihe
c.i. 1. m i I 1 un ,1111.1 lirliiirliiir
u,u.l Hie royni pair will visit Man
I rum is, ,, for Ihe Diamond .lulillee
wAPHMimiinp
" 11 LlUv
ON EAST COAST
SHOWS RESULTS
Rum Row Dwindles Be
fore Blockade
FOLLOW SMUGGLERS
Booze Runners Ixise Shore
Organisation Due to In
ability to Deliver
Rj U llli. in. .1. Uoob
(I'nitMl PrtM Stff Coirrtindntt
(Copyrlaht t92.'. If t.'niUd Prt)
NKW LONDON. Conn . May in.
Hum row. off New York, ha almost
completely h u r rendered before the
OOftlfl Kiiurd'K MinaHhiiiK campalKii.
Of 1- rum nhipH hoverlnK off the
port when the "dry offensive op-
ned a week axo. only six vessels re-
muined there last night, according to
official service retioris reaching base
IH'aiHiiarlT lu'riv
A niajnrliy nf lli siiiiikkIith have
abided llielr liaae nf uperatiuua In
the aoulhern New KiiKlanil roaai.
whore a BM0B4 phase nf the roaat
Kuaril'a 'ntarve or aurreniler" cam
paiKn BOV in due tn npen.
The ilepartinK rum ahlpa are
doited b) edsai urd pain. is bar-
ever they ku
Their final abandonment of Ihe
coast is expected to be followed hy
a breakup of the liquor traffic's
shore organization.
Once the shore organization la
broken up. It la believed it will be
difficult for the big amugglera to
re. 'institute It. So rigid bus been
the blockade that it is reported akip
pera of rum ships are offering tn
swap rases of liquor fur New Yurk
newspapers lo leurn what Is going
on.
To Rxtend Blockade
The next development of the "dry
navul campaign. It is anticipated, will
BO extendon of the blockade off the
New Bngland eoaat it is hoped the
rum fleet will be crowded around
t ape Cod and nut Into the open sea.
Sixteen rum boats at anchor here
were seized during the winter cam
paign and 14,000 canes of choice
liquors are under customs neat.
(oast guard offiriala eatimated
that all told .IMi rum ships have
been wiguged In smuggling trade
since rum running off the Atlantic
seaboard became popular.
An official inspection party left
here today aboard the coast gttard
i cutter Pequot for a three day sur
vev of the situation along rum row.
CtilFTON. N. Y.. May IS. Latest
ramifications of the war on rum row
today Indicated that the dry navy
might be forced lo maintain its block
ade for another month.
Preach ship Arrives
Just lis eoatl guard warriors in
liquor lane were getting ready to
put the canvas covers hack on the
machine guns and one pounders, con
fident that victory was imminent,
along came an important looking
French steamer to shatter their
hopes.
This newest addition to Ihe ene
my's armada which evidently sailed
before news of the government
blockade was received. Is one or the
biggest boats ever seen on the row.
according to coast guard officials.
They said she undoubtedly carried
a tremendous cargo of liquor and
that her food and water supply prob
ably would enable her to withstand
the government's siege at least 10
days.
Ten revenue cutters, three "C (I"
boats (former i'. s. navy destroyers)
and -'" picket boats, manned by 828
Coast guard men. are un duty in
liqttnr lane todny.
Pacific Dry Blockade
Broken By Smugglers
III. T. !isl Wire to The Heml Ilulli'tin)
SAN PP. A NC1SCO. May 1 '.1. -Kit in
i runners have broken Ihe "dry block-
, ade" of the Pacific coast, according
I to prohibition authorities here today,
, Klvo thousand cuses of liquor have
been landed within a week ul Pigeon
Point and Monterey, south of here,
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Il nmu, " IVII i .
in the price of smuggled liquor on
Shore.
Tho rum fleet In the south con
sists of five ships, each of II.OOO tons.
Three are British, one Belgian ami
Hie flflh Nlcavaguiin. according tn
1 reports ny uie laniarua. 1 uou 11a-
giegale liquor cargo ts worm annul
Guilt of Ohio Woman
Is Affirmed By Jury
Poisoned Her Mother and
Aunt and Uncle, Too
InttinlC) lli't'i'iisi' llisri'u.irilfil, Itul
li'ini'in i In KrrontmtiMtal Vat
Mi.. Manila Wis.-
It', f. mr t Wirr U Tl Krnl Hullrtinl
MEDINA, Ohio. May It. Un.
Martha i!e. II. tnday was found:
fOflly of firt dtgf n Ordoi In con
nection with the fatal poUnninK of.
her mother and her annt and uncle
The jury r ported .short I v before
noon, recommending mercy.
fr wim wan indicted folio win i
;: ooofoMion in vhlcfa ihc
poiKoneii the drinking water in the
hOQIOf of II relatlveH. r only OX j
ploOOtion wan that the "l-vll made
me do It." The defentte wuh inHani-1
t I 'msrtit ion wit neHxi's tio wtvir !
tosttflod Mrs WlM WBBted In Rl her:,l'"ni """ Tiimaln projBM Inr
BOthOf out of the way because Khe
was fipposinic the polnon widow's
marriaice to "the man she loved."
Mr Wise received the verdict
stoically A few soba em-aped her
as the foreman protioumed the word
"(eiilliy" for the fimt lime, hul she
noon regained her composure
I nder the mercy recommendation I
the court is bound to sentence Mrs.!'" '"PI" nere. uironii iiih uitnrni s
Wise to a lif. t.-rin in Marvsville re-1 canals. Cnvi-rnor Walter M. I'ierce
formatory
BOLT FROM CLOUDS
FATAL TO FARMER
Klprtrir Current Rins Shoe
As It Leaves Victim
lU. P. Us.l WinVi Trc BVn.1 H .llelis ,
MAItSMKIKI.O. May 1 ?. Struck
hy lightning uh he anught shelter be-
neath a tree near hia farm on funs
rlver. Kreil r. Weaver. 10, wa la-lhi
stantly killed yesterday at p m.
Weaver. Who was clerk nf the t'oos
river school dlsiriit. had been work
ing at the school building. He start
ed for home at 3:55 p. m. hut was
evidently cuught in a shower and
stepped beneath the tree
nf the lightning could
down the tree to an overhanging
limb, frum which il leaped tn Wea
vers cheek and passed down the left
side of his body. Ills clothes were
uninjured except his left shoe which
had burst Into rags.
The body was found by a search
ing parly, organized by Charles Ilag
qtilst after Mrs. Weaver, frightened
hy her husband's nun appearance for
dinner i-lephoned for help. Charles
" e" ii...
Duilgan located
Weaver's body at
f "il p. m.
Release Mrs. Shepherd
After Murders Probed
(U. P. t.ea.e.1 Wire to Tne Ben.l SSsTeUsj
CHICAGO. May 13. The Cook
county grand Jury today voted no
bill against Mrs. Julie I!. Shepherd,
who was charged by a coroner's jury
with being an accessory to the al
leged murder of Mrs. Emma MCClln
loek and her son. Hilly.
The jury left open lis decision in
the case of William 1). Shepherd, the
woman's husband, awaiting trial fur
the alleged murder of Hilly. The
cqrontr'a jury, in Its findings against
Mm. Shepherd, also recommended
action against Shepherd for the
death of Mrs. MeCtlntOCk.
It was made known that the grand
lurv felt there was "nut a shred nf
evidence" on which to hold Mrs.
Shepherd.
Saves Life and Mail
When Airplane Falls
(U. P. Iisl Wire In The IVn.l bullctinl
OMAHA. Nabr., May 1:1. C. C.
Lang, air mall pilot, Who left Oma
ha shortly after midnight with trans
continental night air mall, crashed
at ShOlton, Nebraska. 21 miles from
Grand Island, early today In a fug
and narrowly escaped death) accord
ing lo advices received al headquar
ters here.
Lang was badly burned and
bruised and the plane is a tOttl luss
from fire.
A relief plane has been sent from
here to pick up the Inn pounds of
mail which Lang sue ee 1
In res
cuing from the burning plane.
British Diplomat Dies
From Sleeping; Sickness
latinAU U. 11
-Viscount Mil
war secret u ry.
uw.aw.si .... . ,.
ner. former Hrltlsh
Idled today
Mllner has been 111 for several
weeks with sleeping sickness. For a
time earlier this month It was be
lieved he was recovering, but his
condition suddenly became worse
last night and reached a crhils early
today,
GOVERNOR ASKS
PAY FROM BEND
TO IRRIGATORS
Tells Club Why He Ve-
toed Water Bill
MOURNS TAX FATE
Addition of Cent for (Jas
u n as 1
W fluid HaVC Meant II lh-
way Paving, Stated
With the mate willing to cancel it
$1j;.iom and permit the clintrii-r
collect that ib'hl and use the money
In Its own program of development,
tio- ciiy of It. -ml should he willing to
make a compromise wit It, the district
and pay it something for the privi
lege: of running DOOChntOf river wa
ter, given in exchange for Tiiinalo
water which may he used for domOS-
told the Heml fuiumerciul club mem
bers gathered for thii weekly foriini
luncheon today.
The governor made tbte statement
1 tu the unusually large crowd of busi
ness men. partly uh explanation of
his veto of the Hend water bt!l paa.ied
at the lust legislature, but mure as a
nan of his principal message In Heml
the need for aiding the Tiiuiuln
project.
"1 have nut been long on reurhlng
ou, for new proje, t- hut t hdve gone
I far IO help eatabliahed dlatricta. uh
m,.niber of the irrigation aecurlllea
( l unimis.slnn ," Pierce said, "eapectal-
Hie Tiimaln and Summer Lake
projects.
t)n the districts which have de
faulted on principal and Interest of
their bond lasoee. the bond holders
are going lo have to give way an
that the districts can make a fixed
The path i price to Battlers, nut hold each aet
he traced ' Her fonthe other's share of the debt.
the governor declared. On the Tnni
ulo project this cannot be done, but
the state cun aid ill the manner now
being considered.
sks Parmer Aid
"My veto of your water bill wuh
done with all earnestness and sincer
ity, not as a passing whim." Pierce
I declared. "The legislature ptiase'd It
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, . . . ! . ,
'right Hut passage of this law mere
ly changes the status nf the caae If
I il should come into court. I ask you
! to see that It is not taken into court.
I Pay these men who are the backbone
I of your community, something for
'In' water that is theirs."
The governor made an eloquent
appeal for aid In Ihe farmers. In or
der that the Anglo-Saxon race may
not continue Its emigration to the
cities, a movement which, he ana,
threatens the Stability of the nation.
It will be impossible lu pave ihe
highway between Heml ami Redmond
this summer or next summer, Buid
Hie governor, althciigh he declared
that he has recommended paving of
this section to the highway commis
sion. It would have been possible,
he Indicated, if the legislature had
added Hie extra cent of gasoline tax
which he advocated.
The first essential of Ihe highway
system is to cunipiele the establish
ment of grades. Ihe governor de-
lared, and all efforts of the highway
! commission arc being expended in
mat direct lull. ihe i Tunned river
bridge, which has been ordered built.
is :i step in that direction Before
i Governor Pierce' term ends he
I started to say "before I leave office .
Hu n corrected himself there will In.
left only a part of the latkevlew
highway and 1 mi miles of Ihe Itonse
velt highway not brought lo estab
lished grade.
Rlghwni tilling Advocated
For Ihe reason that paving will
not be possible sunn between Bend
! ami lledmond, the governor rocom-
mended oiling ibis highway an a tem
porary measure. In making Hits
statement be replied to II. T. De Ar-
lllnllll, who had make a talk opposing
the oiling of this section.
Oiling has been highly successful
whero It has been done, said Ihr
governor, mentioning that ho recent
ly rude nver a piece nf highway oiled
two years ago, which was almost Im
possible to differentiate from the as
phalt road which adjoined It,
Do Armond hnd said that he did
not believe oiling hud been SOCcess
fnl anywhere, and declared that the
mad between Bend nnd lledmond Is
not niacndamlzed, hul Is a dlri mud,
and would disintegrate If oiled.
The governor expressed his regret
that Ihe Industries hern are not pat
ronising the stale accident rnmml
slnn, A big drive Is heinr. made, hn
staled, lo force Hie best Industries
into private compensation! tn the
(Continued on Pugs 0.)
much by anglers Hit aemon.
late Tuesday al Ihe age M 51,
plcbmtlon in Bcptemboi
H4.000.000,