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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1925)
PAGE 2 THE REND lUJhT.CTlN, DAILY EDITION. REND. OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY LB, 1020 DEFENSE OPENS IN DAVIS CASE Pardon Deal Not Proved Says Attorney No Proposal Made By For mer Governor to Accept Money, Is Statement lU. I'. Wiro to The Html ltullrtin I TOPEKA. Kan . May 15. Former Governor Jonathan M. Davis mi palled U the witness stand this aft ernoon In Ills (rial on charges of eon-; spiracy In connection with nlle.Teil sale of pardons iliirinK the lul few weeks of his administration. The former governor was called after I Several witnesses had testified as to kls fcood eliaracter. Etraotl told hev the original proposi tion nt 111 held Kood and (hat a "re duction" had been arranged. Immediately after the state closed. Colonel A. U, Harvey for the defense maile his openinK Htatetuent to the Jury. "We will show." said Harvey, "that Coventor Pavis never made any pro posal for money to tilenn Davis and thai he never instructed lllenn Davis to carry any message to Kred roll man. o Kvideucc, Claim "In only one place does the slate case touch Coventor Davis and that Is the conversations between A. 1.. Oswald, actint; as agent f,.r Walter llrtttuly. and l.overuor Davis." Harvey said the evidence would show several protests had been made against parolltiK (.rundy and that Davis talked with Mrs. tlruudy and asked her why the other melt con nected with the wrecking of the bank in which tJrumly was ait offi cer, were not prosecuted. Davis, according to Harvey, told Oswald he would have to straighten up affairs with the hanking deport ment before Grundy could be paroled. . TOPBRA, May 15. The prosecu h'nn in the trial of former Governor Jonathan M. Davis, charged w ith COB piracy In connection with alleged (anion sales, rested its ease shorily before noon today. Following examination of A. I.. Oswald, nttorney. who clnims hp was fold by Carl Peterson, former state tank commissioner, that a parole for 'alter (irundy. convict, could be ob tained for J2.5UO. both sides ques tioned Mrs. Grundy and other wit nesses as to what they knew of Os ald's conferences with Peterson and bavls. Mrs. Grundy said she talked with fjoth Peterson and Davis about a parole for her husband and that Pat- General Nelson A. Miles. Attending Circus. Dies (Continued from page 1) in 1903. Miles was born at Westminster. Mass.. August S. 1S3!. He married Mary Hoyt Sherman of Cleveland. Ohio. June 30. 1SSS. From the time he entered the army as first lieuten ant in the 22nd Massachusetts in fantry at the outbreak of the civil war. his long military career was marked by particular distinction and gallantry which brought him rapid promotion. Suggestions from the Union Grocery Phone si Phone 82 FOR YOUR TABLE Strawberries .Spinach New Potatoes Radishes Cucumbers Cauliflower Beets Turnips Carrots Cabbage Rhubarb Celery Pineapple Green Teas Fresh Tomatoes Gooseberries Handkerchiefs DRUMMER SAMPLES We have on display a line of sample handker chiefs, all good clean merchandise, to sell at from one-third to one-half less than the regu lar selling price. Priced in lots 8c - 10c - 15c - 25c and 35c lots Some Linen In All Lots FAIR.PRICES at THE FAIR STORE FAIR STORE (EBERLY'S) YANK MANAGEMENT IS STANDING PAT i No Players Available, Busi ness Head Finds NEW YOKK. May la. Plans for 'the immediate relief of the New York Yankees, who are tumbling head (over heels Into the American league fcellnr. have been abandoned, tempo-, rnrily at least. It was learned today, following a flying trip west by Kd Harrow, business manager of the club. Falling to find another club In the circuit that would do business for what the Yankees had to offer and the scarcity of hard hitting shortstops In the minors, has forced the management of the club into a policy of waiting, with the hope that ' the team will work itself out of the worst slump ir. five years. Barrow said he was Interested only in play ers for fall delivery. The Yankees, they point out. are; not a bad team as thtjy stailtl now.) Tin- team is just playing in hard luck and is bound to get going. The pitch-1 Ing has not been bad recently, but , the best pitching will avail nothing if the team can't score. The Yankees haven't scored in Jo innings against the White Sox. tors from other parts uf ihe district The next meeting nt the SBSOCintlon will also be held in Hidmonil. on June 9. At that meeting, delegates to '.he state convention ill Portland in July wilt be nam. .1 Our efforts tit bring before the people of Bond the realization of the fact that the city is really growing ami that right in i hf direct line of that growth lie some of the finest city lots to be had, at low prices ami easy terms, arc now bearing fruit, More people arc becoming interested in Beautiful Mend Park every day. Some arc already building, some arc planning to build in the near future, while others arc buying lots for the purpose of holding them for the increase of value which is hound to accompany the big growth resulting from the rail road ami other developments now in sight These people know they cannot lose because their contracts are covered by "in- bonded guarantee. They know that regular monthly Bavings in pay ments on a lot will build them up a nest egg and at the same time, they have the probability of a handsome profit with the assurance they will not lose anything, that their money saved will he intact. You can do this also. We have several represen tatives who will he glad to explain the plan to you at any time. Just meet us in the office or call up ami we w ill come and see you. In any case, do not let this opportunity go by without looking into it. We can also help you in the building of a real home. See us today. BEND INVESTMENT COMPANY Phone 472 "We Never Sleep" 859 Wall St . .' Difficulties Removed In Mickey Walkey Bout IC. 1". UmMi Wirr In Thr ttrnd PtilMit.1 SAN FRANCISCO, May IS. The last difficulties cleared away before their lit round fight tomorrow after noon. Mickey Walker, welterweight champion, and l.efty Cooper rested today. In a final conference between Walker s manager. Jack Kearus, and Charlie Weiner. manager for Cooper. Larry Mcfirath of Los Angeles. Keurna't, choice, was agreed upon as referee. Walker Is not risking his title in tomorrow's battle. In which there will he a decision, however. He will of that by the Warren Construction toW e re;.ai ed In ili j weigh 117 pounds, while Cooper Co. which has I u given the con in u i It Indicated must weigh I. ii or better innt e nua will oe slage.l II, all open ,f ..,...,...,., ,.,., ,,.. .,,, , . . tftll. other parts of Ihe loading plat 'In London 0OV9Ti all ATM I I" ilr arena at Kwlug field Asphalt Will Be Laid For Loading Platform The t vp- r liiuiii of if.ivtiiK ii Unit of the lomllrm pliitfnrm with uk phalt. will he tried at the llrook Sruiltoll I.umher fo pluttt nnoll, II was HmOilQj tOdftf from Ihi eoni punv H of fire A Motion "f h platform In front of Mm platter Iiuh worn out. ami Mil npucc will he filled with ro ki mid dirt, ulid the puvenieni laid mi top HIROPRACTORS MEET The meeting of the f'entral Oregon j ; I hlrnttrat tors' ,i - - Mtirm h id In 1 !l rtt'dmond last nlcht was attended hv . I)r Herbert l. Malletl and hr. 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Electric llgbt, pownr niid lota phone tvsllAblo. wmor rlgMa with each tratft. umi imni near liomi. BSapeclally tlealr able for poultry or vegetable, Vijry moderate prices. Baiy tcrntH. l')r Sale hy Owner E. P. Brosterhous Phono r. o r w FOR YOUR GARDEN AND FLOWER BED- rnn;i; '(.nis I'er lloiau lv TOMATO PJiANTH Vt-r dofton BOc I'WSV I'l.XNTH I'er Ooen . OOr (In lllooni) irninililll RIVERSIDE FLORISTS SronpllOQIini open Mifniliiy loti Newport Avo itctoti Htoro, mi, i wiiii . Phone :t i ttS SHPiBttlMsittl ' f" -v;jr
