The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 06, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN TIIH WRA.THHR ' mil) cl ly iiinii'iii inn! Central Oregon's First Leased Wire Newspaper Sunday: moderate tampon tllfllj MI'i'llM llli- V,.".) U lllllH. VOI, XVI. THK BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, SATURDAY, AFTERNOON, JUNK C, 1925 NO. 15.. THUNDER STORM BRINGS RELIEF FROM THE HEAT More Than 200 Death Toll for Month FORECAST FAVORS Lower Temperature to Be General Within 48 Hours, Prediction Made in. i. InrH w.r First liri'iik i I la ii.. Ii.. .1 ii. .ii. in., n Ida terrlfU boot blanketed lllo cast- Ualted state ilnof which ha. hull Of Hi" HORdll) came lalt- today III I'cnnayl vuiila. where a tuliiatnrio drovi the temperature from 91 to 77 In two iioura A boa I iba kjjm time, Real ova Ohio kli h ii bane) thunder lorm The name relief U predicted by the alher bureau fur other eaalern net - on within the iieit IN houra. I While l'liulniri:h wan cnloving ihe rat relief from the ataffy blaakai ol miiir .,,.,., .in... ,..,,.,i intlliilcl In. ... ilher in. I ,d I oiial dentin, thai brought ihe tidal r (Ii,- baM 14 hourii well ahofe 1 on 'ore ihun 100 have died from the . .. i at uee lam Monday. A auixey .ii 1 i in hy die I'nlled . iwmm Hamv tmm nanaa miu . mo Die ileal III l he p.ml I nolirN Qraataf New Iphla. Ill New York. Haven. II; Pblbv Conn . 10: I'litabargh, I t . Ilaltunore. 2; t'level.uid. Milwaukee. I Hi . II. I, iieiroit. u. Oblaajpo, i . U'llinlnaimi. Del . : Albany. N. V.. ; l(ldl.ll1uiolla. 4. Un IIORM B0k onus BROKRM INOIANAhPOUS, lad., June f I I . heat n ., .- . Inllued font i.n.i Uvea ti India BO during Ihe last 24 hour Two dtmi'M were repmi.-.l i jiller In Hie week A acore or more peraona were prnalr.iled yeaierday . Mii.wM IKM, Wn., June c Ona parara wna killed and aeven were overcome hv the he.il of the paal 24 houra The mercury rearhed I never hefore fnurhen so early In llie aaaaoB. CI.KVI'.I.AND. June f. Ohio ... a. deatlta mounted lo ..(Used the death land yeaterdnyaa rose to 9.V '4 (oday d two In Claai ihe I ' DCTROIT, (ana Thoaaaaaa ot lieiroltera were leavlna the city by boat, rail and automobile aa the sixth .lay of heal began Many concerns lhal down after two houra this murn Ing and others did n.t open Water day. five Uvea waa the awellerlna baata Intl. Til la ran Ihe week a total In nine. OK LAHOMA cm okla . Jana I With ii a(rnng lad Mowing, no Mifferlng from Ihu h e n I haa been re liorted The tempi raliire for the in., t part kai rein. nned under 90 thi.Mighotit (he week KANSAS CITV. Mo. June B Kansas anil Western Mlasourl ron tlnuad lo ktowly al;li under a blat- Ini 'inn today Tanptratnraa ranged in die mi m yeataraa) wlUl no relief promtaad over die win-u and. Surveys Are Started, Strahorn Announces III. V. Icl Win l Tl. Bend l(nllllnl i.-1 mi 'i-1 1 . ... i i in in, a , ........... . ....... ..... v. ItObarl K Sirahorn. president nf die hraion. California ami Kastern rnll- nnnouiiced today thai surveys jive been siarted between Klamath Hills end Malln. In Ihe Tule lake illatutice nf 10 miles lerce commis permission in I ,ves financial- by Slrahnrii Southern Pa luieklng hla fgloll. II 'Th nlnn v. lit and fa fke Ill ' ' Mans Chnrtfed Pac; Driver in, p Hid BollethO TACi Aireslod on Invoatll t 'or mnn siuugiu borhardt ot Dash i ii" runaway man on down Elev enth si iy afternoon ml cr I Hunk of Kllfori r killing a Still at ljiirlng flvo her n horty today ft tin, is furnished bj hi t r lerhnrdl. Boxer Makes Weight; Saves Huge Forfeit Bslvadore Signs Agreement For Kxact I'ouiuliic PlMdM Western Plainer Pott vr-i llflcil I heck Make 1.1(1 Pound Or l.nac Hid ill. I'. Utkmi Wli.l.. Tlir llend Bulletin I I.OS ANdKLF.S, June 8. I'hll Sulvmloru. flashv western light weight, who nMti Sammy Mandell if Rockford, III . 1" ii I'1 riniiKl boul el Aarot Turk (unlaid, auvcd u 12. ami forfeit lulv today l- riilflllliiK one nf (lie HIIINl linilKllul weight Ugrcclllcllla ever made, Salvndnrc weighed In before Soth Slrclli kit. president of Hin California bOXtttfl COBWiaaleB, id cui.tly t:td puiinda. Under (lie tcriiiH of mi ugrrcmcut In- alancd with Muiiiliill. Hi.. Saira- menio ii. iii. in bad potted 11,100 certified shook tiuii in. would eono in in exaotly tiiui weight. I'll., three remaining, iirlnclinl(( mi the Atii.l rard also llliide (In quired weight The poundage of .Mulidrll hiii announced at I I :. ' . I POOBdj Aie HUMUM, ii '...ii. I jNobrukt llghtwaigkl) who win meet iTi.iuuiy O'Brien, weinhed nti panada, while OTlrlcn '. ;;! the heuui at 104. Springs From Precipice OverhanifinK Willamette til I'. M Wit. bllbt mi KulUtlnl PORTLAND, June r. fUlph Wal do PHIW, adverllalUK mail and (rad uate of Northweittern aalTafalty, rhime lo minimi a dramatic aiilclde when h ;.t frotll a 3(111 foot prod plM at Klk Hock near here to the Willamette river hetnw. After hl disappearance, the flrt clew to hi wherealmuta develop, ! when hi RHtOMOMta waa foutid near the top of the hlltff llartior polli c then draaaed Ihe river and tun ml bta body. Tourist Business Is (Jood At Klk Lake, Host Reports The Idaaeaf tnurlat hualneaa which , the i:ik laki iri han ever had ai IthW time of year, hi now helna en- i Joyed. Manaa. i Allen Wlllroten le- I portad wbtla in Bond today i.aai i Saturday Td people took dinner at Mhe reaorl The Manilla la aood ai Klk lake. 1 Will ixaa aayr Beach Crowds Gasp At They're Worn Over BathinK vention Delejfates B Oabai t ic. I . ... I Wlrr H The B-nd Bullrlln) Hollywood, June r. Wearing hud Daintod pajamas on the baachao la the lataat Hollywood enaation. Gloria Swanaon tad nther notetl ittidio beaut ea started the Milk fad today, ThrOflgO of week end bench Boers (rtiiiped at tin- display. Viaitinjt Hriaan ocheduled to hoard outbound trains, can celled their reservations and flocked to the Waterinc; places where the pajama dad stars were Btrutting the new mode. The pnjainn. of vivid hue. ! --I ft pallileil and culilstlt In effect, w-eri worn as lounging suits on Iba sitiul. Tha) are of silk texture, of course, and huttnm-d lit from Underneath, for aetaal swimming, the stars wore the usual abbreviated bathing suils, one piece and tight filling. Lido, Italy, inartaal of conUnani hoard walks, gave birth to hand painted baeoh paiauaa, according in Howard (ireer. noted designer of sen fashions, (ilorla Swanaon. let It he known! brought then to Call rofhla beaches wlili a special dash (ilorla'ii liajainas are a nnrodv mi Ihe old fashioned kimono, nuinted 1 wiih gay squures lu cuhisllc design and lined with soft wool kasha. She ,, uru ,i i.. , ' (- - ru,u,s. ::r new Imported husband, were at the exclusive Del Cormiado beach today. disporting with oilier film notables, i pajama clad also. I lean One of Ihe most striking effects was worn by Bather Relates at Banta Monica beach. Miss llnlston' wme an Imported pair or pajamaa, I palntod with a maaa of bright trl-j tingles. In vai l shaded blue, green and orange, Chinese In effect, .recently elevnled lo film fame, and a Innmbor of ni is in tier parly at Santa Monica, were pajaran clad, I Iht WOfO yellow troOIOra with a whlln IJaoketi painted with huge red rosoH. Batty Oompeon, whoi with her I liiiHbanil. James Cruie, enlertiiliied a nnthrurV r film r,.i.i ..,. i. r Z . . . .. . ., V i embroidered with ftoiiklsli animal thisigns -elephau.s, flsh, dogs nesHlo Lovo worn a nlrlking pair of and rled 'Xlra wide trouaera. Sho cur muffler of fuchsia crimson ed I n boyish offoc.l in the onstume a alia handkerchief lu the bremii ftookOI QTATP TO TFST dlUL IU ILOl REBATE ON TAX IN HIGH COURT Mandamus Action Filed In Coos County MAY AFFECT HERE Deschutes County Court to Consider Local Hearing Of Case At Meeting III. I l-afteil Wlrr t.. 11.. Ilnd llull nlnl "" " aianoauiua pro- uuk (o coiniii l ihe couniy conn of COOO DPOnty In remit the lutereat. waa Ml revealed, hut reinnrka of penally and mala on the 1021 laxea 1 Wllhclinalraaae authorltlea doae lo , , Ii i in Indlcad-il thai on iheae will come on u aartalB piece of land In ihat (.h().f r(t) coanty oo whleb tbo atata laad board I it ia learned thai tienerai Voa boidi a toorujasa waa filed m Ibalgaaekt, chief ot tia Oannan raioba- apramt Marl here by tbO-atan- land wehr, la conlcmplatlna realxnation board loaleoilbly In eonnertion with (he The caae la to teal out the ad of i note which wanta him out. but In re in;.', prorldlai for die ramlaaioa Oflalltl hecauae of old lime difference peuulty and Iniereat on (he 1901 lax. ! with IliiidenhurK over war command . matter, (ieneral Von laihherK. com- Thai the leal cane will I.,, rnnaid-1 mauder of (he Berlin dlairlci of the ered In na relation lo the policy relchawehr and war time uuarter adopied hy a majority of the Pat i maater. la mentioned aa hi auccea chulea county court in loUoWfXf thejoor. attorney xeneral'a opinion that re ' (U-rmany will undouh(edly accept inlH?,lou of tax peniiltleh and Ititeteat la muudutory. waa ataled I Ii la after- noon hy Ihe two memhera of the curt who could he reached. CotKKy JadjPJ It. W Sawyer and ( oinluls ainner ;J. S Innca A poaalbillly ! exlata that the order of the court I made on the vule of Innca and i (;-.. rge Sedgwick may he held up tin III a Mipremc court decision la re-. i ,..,.,( laraao l avnrs Suspending dnlec Innea .lated that he la now rather In favor of allowing the order lo colli llllle. although he feels dial little la Involved that he would he willing to vole to auapend If die nia- ,ii.iii of the court desired Sawyer pointed mil that he had already expressed a wish Ihat the law he not considered tnandadiry un til a leal caae could he decided hv Ihe aupreine imirl He will favor Mich snstietlalon when die null miuil.l Ina of (he .milt la held Film Stars' New Pajamas Suits But Los Angeles Con Linger l,oni?er Champion Back At Work After Winning At Golf II'. I". I.,-a aril Wire t.. The BrnJ nullrllnl WORCB8ThTR, Mass . June 6. Willie MacFarlane. die quiet school marinlah pro of Oak Itidg,. clubland TnokahOe, N. Y.. who won his way i forthcoming next month, The ineel lillo the Job of being the open chain- ,n" "' WM ml ,n, '"'nrd of high- plon of America by defeating Hobby Jones of Atlanta in die play off Fri day, was hack on (he Job today glv- ,,IK '''""OOl at his home club Jusi as though nothing had happened. There probably never was an open aulf champion upon whose brow luiirels rested more ensllv The first thing Willie said afler "Bent six years chasing a hunch of winding the championship was: I confidence men around the world ! I "Well, I'm off for New York. I'vofter he had been swindled out of some lessons In give In Ihe morning." ; 045,000. today prepared to sturt le- i gal proceedings to get the last of the Funeral Services Held ynr aps T,',mrnf.tt Dmitri ivaiBajHiiiieii OWIUI . . . Funeral services for Mrs. Kmmett Utxlll. 'in MM ( ha .11. .1 I. Band a.' her home on 24 H Franklin avenue Juno 2, were held at 2:80 ibis afternoon from the Niawonear ehnpel, Uev. F. II. Heard In charge Hiirlal was In the dreonwood ceme tery. Mrs. Smith was a resident of ! ii i ..i - ... . i "" """m (nice nionins wnen h died. Cause of dentil was asth ntn. Sho wns accompanied to llend by two small sons h.ldien.vlve her Several other I'Ol ll IIIK IN WKKCK U. f". Leaned Wlrr lo The BendMhillelln) cAR 18, Tenu., June C Four tril nmen were killed In . . . . 1 1 i. i - "I. : . " it, up. joim uciioo wnn me vvasnina- by I between two freight trains on Ihillna niaia Aeaaaa Ium i ,w- LOhllvllle and Nashville I'llilrnilfl tir.it I here today. Hindenburg Will Aid In Disarming Nation Allies Demands Can Be Eas ily Met, iklieved Worx itirrii uitii- win Cum Om iSrononUo Qncollom, Indicated Oil ill.. ' in I I ., (U. P. I......J W... II... fond Bulletin) IIKItl.lN. June 6. -President Von Hltnlciihiirg. one., u IiIk cog in the Military machine (bo allien want properly disarmed, believe 'hat IbO mllllury rlnuiie of llielr noli can he "swiftly adjusted," HreukliiK Hi "lli in- In- had hither- to inaiiitamed .-..ncemina ihe allied .1. iii.umI . llliideuljiirK today told an mi linale circle of frlemla he regard ed the purely mllllar phaaea of the uicMaaKf aa of hiuall aiKiilllcance. AI Ihe name time, he Indicated there ' . . . ..msi i. , I need he no undue difficulty in meet- ,n, ,,.M. ,,,)W ,, feels alioiii the i economic nhuaeit of the dlwirinuiiient ' tin alllea' diaurinameiit deihand cvciiiuully Cppho Fffprtc In Fir iJCCIlS L.11CV19 111 111 C, IVlJHinier LiOSCS ni LJ1C ,, , . ' PORTLAND. June C Because he, - ,tl. T. 1. -t "I W to l h Bend Bullrlinl " " ...... ... - . Jefferson, BbOB! 10, lost his 1 1 f a- last night ai l.iniiiiiu. the coroner learned today. A fire swept through an old four : stm frame hmtdinx that housed about two doxen mill worker. Jef . feraon was on the front porch when I the alarm sounded. fie ran Inside lo save some valuables hut never re- Hl'Helir.-.l Andrei Charles, an Indian real- idem, though! the proprietor of the place, n 74 year old woman named '.Mrs Marguerite Jetto, waa In Ihe 'building. He rushed into the fire and was (rapped and badly burned, t hut managed lo escape by sliding down a rope from an upper window, i Rren flustaa, another reaident. wa I injured when he lumped from a win ' dnw. University and Aggies May Reach Compromise til. P. I.ca., .1 nttetdHltt Hrn.l Ilullrtlnl PORTLAND, June .--Representatives nf the hoard of regents of the University of Oreann and Oregon Agricultural college will meet July 11 to resume consideration of Ihe controversy over duplication ot work offered by (ho two institutions. Dr. J. c. Smith, chairman of Ihe ; ; hoard of higher curricula, which met I I with the regents, announced that j compromise was being worked out deflnlle decision would be vi i iirciciiin iiii.mn men rate ycsicruay after an all day session. . A Red Texan Now Pursues Iast Of Confidence Gang! ; ill. P. ImisI Wire (e The Brn,l Bulle(in) KANSAS CITY. Kan June 6. J. Frank Norfleet. 60, n Texan, who has j hand, W. H. Spencer, federal convict. 'back to Texas. j Norfleet has rounded -0 of , (.inn,u.lu.c , um ,, 'spent 11 7,000 in doing il. If Snencer ' "el ' "'" ' hl" r"""h' ia . - . . i ocssion ot state dranire In l'avor of Child Labor I (ll. r. I,aed VVire lo The Bend Bulletin! DALLAS, Ore.. June 6. The Ore-! (OP Stale Orange adjourned Its an nual session at : te, today, ""or Bomo wrangling and discordant I debate which took the participants jwell Into the night. I The grange went on record against the proposed child labor amendment lo the federal constitu tion, and passed a revolution uutuoi- . .. .. ,.l ... ... ... uhnllulniiAnl H.I. t. n.. Columbia river. GOULD TO GIVE WALKS PROGRAM FOR CITY'S USE Use of Bancroft Bonds Is Suggested lua Hie and !9 year for the murder CDDIMITI iiii ACICrki"' ",1r '"canka. school hoy. is in a Ol K 1 IN IV L I ll U AdlVEiUl'lelirlum In (he Jollet penKenllury hospital today "Oiekla" baUr been violent for much rif Ihu i, , IA More Petitions Required Be - fore Action Can Be Un dertaken Economically A aldOwaJk construction proaram ! for Heud which w ill mean the replac- jliiK of wooden walks, a district at a .liuie. l,y concrete walks, will he launched hy the city council If it la i found that Hancrofl hondini; will apply to such a plan, city Knaineer ' It Ii. ... n Id Is BOW lonklnx In(o the i .(jueHtiou of whether or not such pro- .cedure Is possible, and under In- Istruction from the council lo submit la definite report at the next reaular inieeiina In the meantime. It waa .decided at last night's session, con latraottOB w-lll he started on a number jof walka where the property value will guarantee money hack to the : city from the owner. Discussion of health measure took up considerable time at tha meednx. following a recommenda tion by Dr. C A. Fowler, city health officer, that the milk Inspection at dlaaaea he made operative, and that a mHIlt inapecdon ordinance he en- ,.vpnluully re(erred Oo the health committee Despite heavy rains of the last 30 . , " days, residents of Portland avenue from West Third street to the countv i bridge had a pedllon hefore the coun cil asking fur sprinkling on ihe street for this year, and for all year lo come until a permanent surfacing is I laid. The petition was tabled until enough mnre sprinkling In the same 'general locality Is asked to make the work possible without excessive cost ! to the individual property owner. j Another petition, from Mr. J. S. (Continued on Page 6.) Two Bank Bandits Killed, Four Suspects Held Loot of $3,000 Is Not Recovered; Bodies Are Found With Blood Stained Automobile Near Everett . iBr United Pre tued Wire to The Bend Bulletin) SEATTLK. June . Four youths are beinR held today for ques tioninjf in connection with the hold up of the Bothell state bank near here. Two other youths are dead, shot by employes of the bank. Their bodies were found abandoned by the bandits near Everett. The loot. $3,000, has not been recovered. John I'ollock. 21. hverett high Sting Takes Handicap Run On Belmont Track it'. I'. l.. ail Wire to The (lend Bulletin! IIF.I.MONT I'AltK, June 6. James BnUari sting tdday won die historic aaborbaa handlObp w hich had a gross value of $15,000. The Oreentree slahle's Cherry Pie. coupled in the betting with Stirrup Cup, finished second and (he Ilnncocaa stables Mad Play got third money. Altawood. crack distance runner from Ihe stable of J K. Wldener. was never prominent in the running of the race and finished onplaced, Stlag Jumped into the lead at the, start and was never headed although Catalan got on almost even terms I w-hen Ambrose made his hid at the dree quarters pol e Mad Piny was always well up and held on with good rourago during the furious stretch drive. Cherry Pie came with a rush right at Ihe finish and was going very fast at Ihe end. Sting wns piloted hy Ilenny Bruen- ling. He stepped Ihe mile and a quar- j ter In 2:04 1-5. which Is four and one-fifth seconds slower than the track record. Traffic Officer Houston Given Rank of Sergeant state Traffic Oftloer Karl B. Houa- ton appeared this morning wearing a uniform of n new and attractive design, and he also acquired this week a now title, that of sergeant. Houston has charge of a large area of Knstern Oregon, and has two offl- cers under his supervision: Walter I Foster of Redmond and O. W. Uob nslertson nf Ontario. U('HI(.A WINH MtaBT (ll. P. I -ui H Wire lo The Be Bulletlnl OHIO STADU'M. Columbus, 0 June 6. -The University of Michi gan this afternoon won Ihe western conference track and field moet. "Dt!ani5 ,f Feared Measles Declares Cause Temporary State Hfr;ipi-t do CM In MM Hospital, I He Calls For "Buddy" Our row Hopes He'll We (U. a7uaad Wire to Th Band Hullxln I i JOIiKT. III.. June 0. -Ulchard Loab, anlllionaire'a aon. who Is aerv- ' hour, it ... ravaalad and prlaoa IilrlunK fear for IiIh nuiilty. Atlorney Clarence Harrow, who saved l.oeb and Nathan Laapofd, hiM : companion in the murder, from the Kallowa. prophesied that Look would become insane inside of five yeari. Dr. Herman Adler, prlsou surgeon, who ha la. .I. under obaorvatloa, said today dial the youth's mind was ! temporarily oobalaaeed. The prcs- ent case crew out of an attack of measles. For a time Dr. Adler and prison ,f f.. i.l , I !., I ...I. . . i. .ouunu! ..n u.m - "a "e inrew armies ui giiaras i indicated the purchase price was up- and raved for hours, calllua for proximately S140.0U0. aaAAl- ( It understood the Southern Pa "lluddy" I "Patchea" Itelnhurl. , rflr neanllated with Ererleln for lxeh s airl companion on many of i pan cf t ian, ,u, that the two lit BlCbt foray prior to die murder, i parties were unable to aarea. Work on the survey of the pro- CH1CACO June 6. Clarence Dar- posed Oregon Trunk lines south from row, attorney, the man w ho aaved I llend (o Klamath Falls is progressing Ulchard Ieh from dea'.h on the aal-' most favorably, according to mem Iowa, now hopes Dick will die. j her of the aroup of northern line "I hope he dies." Harrow said. !lclals who arrived here late ye "He would he belter ofr. Our ei-:'rdT enlna from the south, leiv .pert after examining him gave liim ,n for ,n,f "lo line on their special five years lo live under orison rou rar night. line. He may go quicker." Work Will Not Have Time To Visit Central Oregon I' I'. Lcsrtl Wir- to Th Hc-nd Bulletin) SAL KM. June -The limited time at the riiftpnHal of .Secretary of the Interior Work and Ret-lamutiim Commissioner El wood Meade will permit thorn to vittit Central Ore Ron, (iovernor Pierce was advised In a telegram today. Only the proposed new projects of Raker. Owyhee and Vale will he vittited on the trip of the interior department officials to thin state In .lulv school football star, is held here, 11.. h ut..lil,o,t .... ..lil.i i.,., police are still to quiz him. Frank ik-,1 ,, 1. 1- .. ......... . .. for qaeatioplaa. A third man who gave his name as Ceorge Leonard. 22. was arrested hy Vancouver. Wash., police, wound ded. splattered with blood and In possession of a blood stained and hal tered automobile belonging lo K II hourne. He said he was shot In a battle In the railroad yards hut oth erwise refused lo talk. A fourth man. wounded In both urms, giving his name as Frank Clarke, surrendered to Portland po lice Inst night. He said he waa a victim of robbers. The two slain men are James Pol lock and (leorge Jones, both of F.ver-! ell, and are being held there for. burial. The bandits' automobile drove Into Hothell about 10:00 yesterday morn ing with three masked men in it. A bystander, seeing them, shouted a warning. They Immediately opened fire on him hut failed to wound him. The shooting nttracted the atten tion of Town Marshal llltsiiian Thev climbed on top of a store and opened ! flre on the bandits who In the mean while had colored the Ixinb uliwlr up uoss Worlay ami Vaughn Boaiey, custiiers. and come out with the loot. As the bandits left the hank Wor ley and Hosley grabbed up rifles and siarted shooting. One of the ban dits fell through the car door dead as tho auto drove away. Possos fol lowed them and scoured the country but lost track of the bandit car until It was found near Kverett with the two dead bandits. itm:d FOR DRI nki:.m:ss Henry Hansen, arrested Friday night for being drunk, was fined $10 and S2 special costs when he ap peared before Acting Itecorder n. H. Fox this morning. TERMINAL SITE PURCHASE MADE FOR HILL ROAD Price of $140,000 Paid In Klamath Falls S. P. LOSES IN DEAL Both Railroads After Same Location Northern En gineers Reach Bend III. P. Lraed Wire lo Th. Rrnil Bulletin! KLAMATH KAI.I.K. June (i The Hill lines have acquired lllu acres of land here for a terminal site, It became known here today when deeds were filed with the county ,-,.rk prnnerty wai) pUrt.iaed from i ( harles Wood Kheriein, Klamath .. .... : f ans capitalist, and stamps attached Contrary to expectations. L. ('. Cil man of Seattle, vice president of the Oroal Northern, did not come to llend from the south last night, ll is explained hy ll. V, Llntner. eon sirucdon engineer of the S. P. tt S. system, who accompanied the rail of ficials here from (he south, that fill- man had his own private car in Kla math Falls. Among the engineers arriving here lust night hy automobile from Kla math Falls were A. J. Witchel, chief engineer of the dreat Northern: P. K. Thlan. assistant chief engineer of the Northern Pacific, and l.lntner. Witchel and members of his party of engineers arrived in Rend front the main line Monday morning, leav ing at once for the Interior. Their private car was returned to the main line. It was brought hark to Bend yesterday morning, and was awaiting the engineers here when they re turned from Klamath Falls last night. Second Mud Flow Due For California Town I ll. I', hwl Wire la The Bend Bulletin I McCLOl'II, Cal., June . - Warned by two floods in Mud creek already Ibis season. MrClouil is oreuarlng for il "PoMMoa of the glacial flow that ; ,lown ,he p"'lfTn lone "f ! Mount Shasta late last summer. Mud creek in its rampages caused by melted snow water from the slopea of the pea's, has twice washed out the county road to Hurtle. The Mc cloud railroad, running between Me dottd and Hurtle. Is now being raised three feet lo get It nut of the danger nf this summer's glacial flow, which Is considered Inevitable. Last year's flow of mud and boul-a ders burled several square miles of flat country eight to In feet deep when melling snows expoaad a gla cier which dissipated under the sun's rays. With only a small snow cap on Mount Shasta already melting, ex posure of the glacier and resumption nf the flow is expected soon. Morse Reports Increase In Enrollment of Boys The enrollment of boy scouts in (llend has increased from 57 to 7:. In recent weeks, according to a re port made this afternoon hy W, Hei ; nard Morse, scout executive of the j aroa council. Troop No. 2, spnn- ,orp'1 hy lilp Bap"' Chnrch, lias Just been registered Willi die council. This Iroop has nine boys to start. Hyron McDonald Is scout master nnd Ualpli llaynle is assistant Hcntit mnii- ter. $2500 Worth of Boy's Life Marsh field Jurors Decide (U. r. I.....H.. I Wire to The Bend bulletin I MARSHFIELD, June 6 Bandon must pay $2.5uft to Axel Sundstrom for die death of his 1.1 year old son last November, according lo Ihe ver dict returned by a circuit court Jury last night. Sandstrom sued fm 07,500. The youn boy was electro cuted when be came In contact with a live wire.