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THE BEND BULLETIN, D.Ml.V EDITION, BgND. OREGON. WEDNESDAY) M A V ta,
102"
JARDINE FAILS
TO GET PROOF
Sure of Illegal Trading,
However
Wide Fluctuations Held Duo
To Speculations of Pro
fessionals In Grain
(0, P. 1 Willi Wire to The RvnJ BtlsttU)
WASHINGTON. May U. lavestt
Baiion by tha department of asrinti
ture into uliVgiM manipulations of
tin wheal market has dlaclotM i
deace of tlteol trading actlvIHet bul
so far has failtM to uncover proof on
which convictions could bv obtained.
iht department announcod today.
in a statement issued by Secretary
.lardine after a conference with his
suhrodinates on the results of the
investigation, which was instituted
last March, it was declared "that
evidence did exist which would show
an attempted or actual manipulation
of the market."
Hill the investigation did not dis
close, it was added, "proof necessary
for the conviction of those who might
be charged with a violation of the
grain futures act."
"In any event." the department an
nouncement said, "the results clearly
ihOW that the wide tlncttMttoM were
due primarily to the heavv trading
j of a limited uuiuher of professional
1 speculators : likewise thai their op
' orations were facilitated to a consul
terabit degree by the large partlclpa
lion on the part of the puhlic after
i material advances in prices had oc
gurred ,,; the last half of January.'
Itoarri Utiles Aekcl
While Secretary .lardine is at
tempting; to utllUC the results of this I
investigation for the purpose of in
slitming whalever prosecutions may
he justified under the law, he is eon
ovrued more particularly . in the de
velopment of some method by which
a repetition of the erratic price
changes may he obviated.
Conferences were held with offi
cers of the Chicago board of trade.
It was explained, at which the organ
ization was urged to adopt rules
"that will facilitate the operation
and maintenance of federal supervi
sion; prevent the development and
dissemination of rumors in ihe na
ture of false, misleading and inac
curate reports and statements; pre
vent actual or attempted manipula
tion of or coruerlnic of the markets,
and discourage any tendency toward
extensive over-spei ulation.
"In brief, it is the secretary's pur
pose t.- undertake by the exercise of:
such authority as is conferred upon
him by ;he grain futures act to bring
about a condition where the quota
tions lu futures trading will more
accurately reflect the prices incident
to supply and demand." the state
ment continued.
If some had applied themselves to
their work they wouldn t now be ap
plying for a job.
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fanoU
THIS IS
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We offer an extensive selection of almost every
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M . 1 1 Rhulnn ran
llWqt. Mall pun
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I l-qt. Dish Pn
Individual 1'ir Till-.
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Gem Pans
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S hole . 19c
hole 25c
12 hole .. 2i)e
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All Sizes Funnels
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Hundreds of Other Article
The Car or
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MILLION
DOLLAR
MOTOR
Woman Named Director
Of Physical Education
Miss Qoldl Boont, graduate from
the department of phylnl educa
tion nt the Untvtrstty of Oregon ami
supervisor of the Kugene school p;iy
ground lust summer, will be In
t ehare of the physical education
work in the Hend schools next year,
according to in format Ion from the
office of Q, W. Atter
M iss Ho i tie will reptirt for duty
'this summer, uud will have charge
I of the plnygroand work during the
summer months. The gymnasium
tank this Ittltttttr Will he superrtsed
Us Miss BOOM and Paul Ager, Ager
tieiiiK in charge of the swimming of
the hoys and men and M MV Hoime
that of women and girls.
When the school term starts next
(nUi Mi Boone will hi charge of
all physical education work, especial
ly that of KirlH. John f'hute In to
I supervise the physical education
K.ry
work in the junior high LM hools and
memhers of the high school factitty
(will nsjgst with thin work In the j
Krale schools.
I
Klamath Police Seeking
Men Who Cracked Safe
iV. I. Uiwil Wirr to lb lirti J tiulWtin)
KLAMATH PALLS, May 13 No
(race has heen found toy of the I
gant, of sufe cracki-rs who blasted
a safe at the Klamath Supply com
pany at ChtlOQtttn last ii ik lit
The roh hers stoic u tux lea h from
, the husineM section of Klumath
, Kails and drove to ChllOQUtn to per- .
i form th robbery They escaped
with approximately 1I0 leaving
4 in rash todilnd In the Inner;
I drawer of the safe
It was heltavtd the guug is the
1 same one that erat kd several safes,
recently here ..ud in Medford.
Bend's Police Family
Gathers For Wedding
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greater return on your raoocyi I L (M ilia Is
See tle 1.1 S Star Car which Is revtv ! T!"i 'f i i " " J
lutionixing loW'Cott transportation 9 7 o -
(od;ty. Drive it Voull underntand. j
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Monti at .Minnesota PtUMM 119
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Plan now to
attend Rosaria!
IF THERE is a place in your life for big thinj big
spectacles, great miiaic, high emotions you will want
to witness Rosaria. It is a magnificent piigeant of the rose
the feature of Portland's 1925 Rose Festival. Plan now to
attend!
Doris Smith, of Portland, author of the epic-story, has
created breathless moments in some of which 5XX) persons
appear in episodes of great artistry and soul-stirring human
interest.
Charles Wakefield Carl IMP, one of America's greatest
composers, has written tlic operatic score to ic rendered by
a magnificent choir of 2,000 trained voices and a grand
symphony orchestra.
Montgomery Lyhtfa. noted prothiccr, lias trained tlte cant and chorn
pal&itly to interpret tin wonderful story and beautiful muaic.
Tlie watinu accommoijations of Multnomah Stadium are limited.
Crowded audience are expected every nijht. To avoid duuppomUnent,
and iriMirc "m ' the seat you want, mail your reservations now.
rncej: Z.); SI.50; JI.0O-, 75c. Remit to 605 Oregon Uldg., Portland.
lOSAMA
PAGEANT FEATURE OF
PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL
Multnomah Stadium
June IS'20
Flks Flan Dancing Party
To Be Given On Thursday ,
"From ihf Cradle In lh- Poor
hoiiMv" Until will In- KtflSlaillSll al
Th 11 radar night's Kiks' daaetai partt
at tha Ibdas rooms. Members who j
appnir in ri n y altlrp nxri;pl thai Of
childhood or dsatltntlbo win
flnod.
"Cnmi" and h u Iho 1 1 1 r 1 rlilld li'iid
has tramp friand around UlS hall to
tha Htralns of Jazzy muxlr Kn' rati'd
iiy tin? Spokane symphonatarsi" tbs
The Sensation of the Year
Only $684.00 F. O. B. Bend
ARROW MOTOR CO., Inc.
Bond at Minnesota
Phone 419
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We have prepared for you by obtaining the
latest creations in the little white jjolfl wristlet
watches the girls like. For the young man
there is a variety of trim Strap watches or the
smart pocket designs in a variety of cases, in
either white or green gold.
Come in early examine the different styles
and shapes at your leisure and without feeling
that we expect you to buy.
If we can help you present a line watch to your
graduate by making it easy and convenient for
you to purchase it, we will gladly arrange it.
We carry a complete lint! of Gruen, Flgin, Wal
tham and Hamilton Watches.
Larson & Co.
The BtOrS of Many OlflK
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Moving Picture Actress
Sues Plastic Operator
(ll. p. I....H...I wir.. in ihr tirn, i aallstla)
LOS ANOBIaBS, May is, Chdrgr
1 inn bar fariai esprssslon had bssri
Injursd rather than 'improrad by a J
I plastic sorfery opsrallon, Luolllal
j Woodward, film ail nun. rlli'd null
today for siin.iiiin dsmsgss agalnsl
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Willi eSjCb 1 1 art, Mont land
noar Uend, Bspaclslly daalr
nhl" for paullry or miki'IiiIiIim
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Re careful with fire when in the timber.
A country denuded of timber is never pros
perous. Remember we will need a country In live in
after men now grown are gone.
Central Oregon Scouts
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