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THE REND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. nNr, OREGON. THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1026
TAKES ISSUE
ON INSURANCE
Service, Costs Factors, " "
Says Millman
Allen Decries Idea of State
Monopoly Favored By
Governor In Address
Interviewed by The Hiilletln fnl
lowinK tin- address of Governor Wal
ter M. Pierce before the Bead Com-
mercial club Wednesday. II Ei. Al
len, assistant Kenernl numw of the
Hrooks-Sianlon Lumber Do. . criti
cised pointedly remarks of the K'iv
ernor heuriiiK OK Industrial act idem
insurance.
"Governor Pierre made Ills usual
appeal for support of t lit? stale in
dustrial aeeidem commission and his
pel measure providing for compul
sory state monopolistic industrial ac
cident Insurance." Allen noted, "but
retrained from tearing any tax re
ceipts In two parts as he has done
on previous visits here. The monop
ollslie measure referred to by
governor was defeated by popular
vole at the last election by a mtb
staatial margin and we have hoped
it would not again come to life to
worry the voters, but the governor
stated that the measure would, he
believed, be on the ballot at a very
early date.
"The governor would have us be-
IttTO, apparently, that the Industrial
plants of the state that have with
drawn from the state accident fund
have done so with a view to embar
rass the state administration and
other lines, or the banking or com- 1
mercial business.
Competition rrgvil
"I'tuler the law as now in effect,
the state has something to sell--service
and compensation Insurance
it) competition with private cor
porations, organized for that purpose I
w ho have had experience In eon-1
ducting such business -if the slate,
an meet this competition il will get
the business.
"It Is claimed that the 'creain' of
the business has gone lo the insur
ance companies and much of (hut
remaining with the state is undesir
able or unprofitable. This would
indicate that those remaining with
the stale, had before been getting
insurance below cost at the expense
of the said 'cream.' and that one
great fault in the state system is a
lack of proper rating of the various
pluuts. baaed on conditions and experience.
"This company favors compulsory I Journal l'ost and
compensation for workmen on a Jonathan U. Mavis
lived or guaranteed schedule but
KANSAS EDITOR
TRIAL WITNESS
PIERCE PROMISES
HELP FOR TUMALO
Governor Guest At Meeting
of Pomona Grange
Tells of Parsons In Ex
Governor's Hearing
.Money (iiven
Son lo Secure Clemency
Is Testified
it'. V. 1 Wlrttolkt IVn.l Uulletinl
TOI'KKA.'Kun.. Muy H Details
Holding its fr!,t meeting Hlncn II"
institution hero three mouths ago.'
tin' Deschutes county I'omona grange
Wedncsdnv ai Tumalo sponsored ji
program of addresses, eutertalniueul
, and a brief business session that wns
KxeClltlVe S 1 aiteinled bv approximately L'mi mem !
bom. - -
The guest of honor was governor I
Walter M Pierce, who addieiwed the!
open meeting in the i'umalo com
nunltyimtl yesterday afternoon In'
lus address. Governor Pierce said
lllal hi u.ml.l ..II I., t.l. ...
Of conversations between Dick Smith. . TulnuU, Av)m.
managing editor of the Kansas t'ily limited by directors of the nrole.-i he
former Governor visited the Tumalo lands Wednesday
in which tlu' mat- morning.
ter of pardons was discussed, were ''"he I'otnoiiii grange meeting was1
does not look with favor on any plan given by Smith at today s session of KM attended by ileorge I'altniter of
that would take away its right to ' Davis' trial on a charge of soliciting 1 Hood Ulver. atato grange muster :
select the carrier of the Insurance bribe for a pardon tor Walter . Other grange loader present Includ
The monopolistic stale scheme opens I lirundy. convict. Oil Mrs J I!. Stipes of The Dulles,
the door for other politically coll-i The Journal 1'nsl exposed the 1- Itlla.'riel organizer Mrs Snipes was I
Watch This Space Tomorrow
BEND INVESTMENT COMPANY
859 Wall St.
trolloil activities that sh(uM be left , leeii pardon sc
to the cholC6 of the individual, litis-! Uussell Davis, th
sia has triml out several of these j son, in a hotel
umial hy trapping
in (tut
County Clerk Receives
Referendum Petitions
mid-state country threi
former governor's months ago. when the I'oiuonu
these, son. in a hotel room In- Topeka. grange was organized.
i government ow nership plans and the w here it Is alleged Davis accepted Yesterday ' meeting at Tiiiuulo tin
result are reported to be uusatis-1 $1,250 from Fred Tollman to secure ! presided over by Kred r. Shepherd,
th( ; factory." a final pardon for I'ollmun. w ho was ' master of the Deschutes Pomona
I Hint to prison lor torgcrv. grange .xiore than tu candidates
Smith and reporters for the news. ' were giu u the fifth degree, or Po
paper were In tin adjoining room and nioiu. work last uighi. A cum mutt
claim to hare entered the room as"ll luncheon was served at noon
Polltiian. who was cooperating with A feature of tin- afternoon enttir-
Ihe newspaper in the investigation, lalnnient was a two act comedv. mil
handed young Davis the money. The on by members of the Pleasant Itidge
Three petitions for the referen- arrests mill charges followed the ex- grange. The entertainment nnurui
dum of the auto truck and bus tutnoanr. was stiuervls..,! and amino.! f..r i.v
.measure have been signed in IVs- Smith said he talked with i he for. Mrs O. M Itasmuss.ii nl aa i
chutes county and turned over to mt.r 'governor In January concerning i llules.
j County Clerk J. 11. Haner. signatures the Pullman pardon. The newspaper The next meeting of the Pomona
approximating 100. Haner stated this 1Uan testillud that the mono which grange will be at Plalnvlew In Au-
Itnort'.ing. The petitions beve been , Pullman used was furnished bv the g".-t. n was derided ai vcsier.bn '.-,
forwariled to the office of the secre- lnnrii.,i.l.i mmhii a ...... .h.... ..t ii... i, n
,ary of state at Salem. "DM vou ask tiovernur Davis about
commission, overlooking the possi-! Greater interest Is being shown in the p.nnu nt of kLHO to his sou'
blllty that the cost of Insurance and ,h,, refereudtim on the cigaret tax llussell (or Poll,,,....'- ..,.,.....
- 11 " . ' IMJI,i"'1" , measure, four petitions running close
an Injury were the reasons. to ;,, sKnatur(,, having already
in tne rase ot tnis mill, it
New Trial .Moti.iii Denied
In James ('. Bcniutt Case
Bend High School Grtda
Planning Annual Dance
Huite grunge
, nine.
will be held this
foolish to suppose that we would
have sought private insurance If the
state could or would furnish equal
service to the Injured workman at
even approximately the same cost to
the operation. If the state accident
fund is unable to meet competition
in service and costs, it certainly does
signatures
passed through his hands. Haner re
ported.
not seem reasonable that the proper tunnel on the mountain divide be
remedy is to give It a monopoly on tween Poison creek und Sllvies val
all the business. There are no more ley 0n the Malheur Railway Corn
sound arguments for state monopo- pany line. It i reported in a news
Ustie accident insurance for so called slory published in the last Issue of
h.izurdons occupations than for the the Harney County News of Hums.
Smith was asked.
"Yes. sir."
"What did he say?"
"He said he didn't know anything
about it until his sou told him about
il aftei w ard "
C. 11. llartholomew. who claims be
0 D.. D.!,,,. I purchaMd pardon for his son Km-
n Burns Railway Line W41 ,, wltl
I Uartholomew LtaUtM thut he had
Work w starting on the (o foot talked w:Ui Davis about a parole for
his son aud thut Davis told him he
had better udvertise for a parole.
Will Compare Yields
Of Potato Varieties
Tunnel Work Is Begun
Motion fur a huh trial In the CAM
of Robert M Juekrwin, ulliu JatneH f
DMMlti who wait rt'4mljr 0OaWiCtj
of turcenr by bail, wkn dwnird
Tueedaj ibttttooon by OttonM Jvdsv
T K J Uufi'v Wheilmr or tun an
.t'p. ..I to tliu tllprvim rutin Will bo
made in Hvuiuttl k hh rould not bt
ttnnounit'l today. H nni-tt wiih Klvni
ru peitMciittul Hfiitrntr. but ban bwt
carried on luihld in (he rounty Jail pndliiic UM
srasoit with dv lalon on bin mutloii for a D
for the trial.
Funeral Services Held
For George B. Clvuder
state to enter the general life in
Buranet' field or accident, fire and
The contract has been awarded tt
Klnier Johnson.
A two way steam shovel, and com
V air onus are uemg useo on promise Fulfilled
am tunnel construction.
Kxperttnents will be
lb'schutes COBnty this
various strains of potatoes
purpose of comparing the yielding
itialltles of the different seeds, ac
cording lo Information seenred today
from W. T McDonald, county agri
culturist. The experiments w ill be carried on
In two plots, one on the Itasmiis Clauder. who died ai the Lumber
Peterson farm In the Pleasant Itidge , man's hospital Monday, win- lo Id
community and the other on the farm , IM morning at 9 o'clock from Si.
of K M. Kby Mr Prlnevllle June. 1 1'ruin la' CkUtolle cbUth. Kaiber Via
With MO rhililrLti takiUKpatl. Ihejtion. lent Kerwlrk In charge. Ilurlal w.i,
Kenwood school pageant. "The' I made In the Catholic i iniitiry
r'unerr.l scrvle
for llcorge Jl
Kenwood Pageant Given
As Matinee l'erformanco
WATCH
rici
MOVIK STARS SKI'AltATK
' '- U Th Iknd aalktia,
NEW YORK. May 14 Richard
ftnrthelmeas. movie star, and his
wife. Mary Hay. former follies girl,
havj separated by mutual agree
ment and will live apart, perhaps
permanently.
was held in 111.- I'll.M STAR WKDfi
school court this afternoon at 2.30. , HOLLTWOOD, May H --Claire
The pageant, depicting the four sea- Windsor and llert I.ytell. film star,
sons, will be staged for the general : were married In Juarez. Mexico at
public Friday night at S:l in the '9 a. m today by a native magistrate,
Kenwood court. 'according to a telegram received by
! i Hollywood friends
Alumni or the BHld high . hm. I
and members of (his year's gradu. '
lug ebon will attend a dance to I.
given mi the night oi M.n I : I,. How
Ing the senior picnic. This was the
decision reached last night ai I In
chief business transacted at lite
meeting of Ida ajamnl tiwielatMi
held In the gymnasium The place
t h. h the dam e will be held it III
be atiuounced later
Roadhouse l iijiii Wounda
R&uM in Wotoian'i Death
IIT. t L4M4.WW 1W Bmd lfctal
SACRAMKN'TO. May II Mrs
.Madge Raker, former San Cram Inn
iM who was shot dining a imir-
rrl I.. tw her husband, Lewis link
vr and a roadhouse proprlrtnr. died
llUft l.'ilav from her wounds
Bullet Used B) Landlord
in Eviction ot IV n a n i
lr-l Wit Ul Th IWn ' l... . -
' HTttAND, May II rtBMIk)
lain. 1 1. Is In HI Via. i in . bo
lutt 1 n Riirrrriiig trow u t.aiiii
WOtt be lei'elVed when In rctua,
Ii. I a landlord rjert bin, Iron .
roolll.tlK house
I .nnli linvldsoii was nrn i..
i harites of assault with a danKirmn
w cup. in
Kill - i. Mil . I III Mil
HOT SI'ltlNtlS Ark . M) 1 1
After ikMuM MlM Irnie MrtaWtll
tin. sister nf the lew) Cltf Ml I
III lie. lib. on a lonelv road In a, l;,i!
nlglil. Itlihunl latwreim ia(Mli(
lendenl nf I he government free l.al!,
house, committed sulclrt
I nil i; i BOXI1 run I
NKW rOllX. May 1 I Flr.l I ',
i; v mi i ',s. to; until
4 H't, I0t.1l; fourth 4s. 10t.lt;
new 1 UW, III, 1"
'in. I. ii.it HKAM Hi tMltl It
KLAMATH FALLS, lire. May 1:1.
Andrew M Collier, Uli'lllliiT of Hie
last Oregon legislature, was elected
president of the Klaiuith chamber
of lomnnri.' to lake office June I
STHF.F.T CAR IIKl.K I'P
I tl. P. Ir.t Win lo The Hrtel Bulletin I
SEATTLK. May II - Holding up
a street car just before midnight last
HUTIflH WRIT 8 DOB nlfhl a roughly dretaed bandll Forced
iU. P. UsO Wire to The nd Bulletin i the niotorm an and a passenger to
LONDON. Mar 1-1. Sir H. Ilider give up some $-", abandon the car
y Ha.-car.l. distinguished British nov- ..mi -vain iix blocks where In- -
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