The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 08, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN i m: VVBAT1IRH Central Oregon's First Leased Wire Newspaper Cloud) tonlshl and Tuoudoyi iii 1 1 change in taroparaiiiri iikIh southerly wind VOL. XVII. T1IK I'.KNI) J'.UI.I.KTIN, DAILY EDITION, MEND, OREGON, MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNK 8, 1025 NO. U i MOUNTAIN CABIN FAILS TO YIELD TRAPPER'S BODY Find Note Written By Charles George MYSTERY DEEPENING Eleven Hour Tramp Over Lingering Winter Drifts Taken Hv Searchers Cratar mjah etklBi Ibi wind wrpi. nnw covered llopo nf Broken 1 Top. does ii. ,i I ..I.I rnliililhod l!ir i .., , i i.. , i.. WWl I rapper rakwlai ilaea January Bui s,- York luti, lit; Paanayl ii dooi oonUIn n partial notation ofivanla, m: Maw Rutland (loo, IT! iht fad' nf i hr trappar Ohio, li tlllaola, Mi Mleblgan, Hi Thla ww aaoartalnad lunda. when : M"r1"1"'- - ' WtaeonalB, II; wuh- iliiainn I) C.i II I tut la dm . It; Inwii. .1 Sawyer. Judge "f BSMBBtM , Hnl ... lltaaouH, I: Ich. mi iii -. niui Phii nr. muii raportor I amro. li Tanoat I; Toxaa, s; .n Tin' Band Muii. tin hikmi Orarl Colorado, li Oklahoma, 2: Ooorste. now fur eight hour, fliiullv flmlltiK , 1 Total. ' hi cabin, vlrltmlly hurled under a real rlrlft of now. I I K 1 11 K from near the lop nf thn l.ln In uMirih for the IBOU hurled nor. they found u note, heurini the matara or the miHHimt trappar, ho left Tiiinato i reek Iii January, 1 . : ti 11 1 ac to (o 10 Klk lake hy the 'Ml of the ullde lllld rriller rleek , ihlMa Tt, .... 1.. r...l "Maka yoaraalf at hnnta, bat laavaj (U, r. bmut Ww la IV Iprf BaMia) laai ol (xaalaatloa pa pari prepared rerylhlna In aoml ahaps aa youl STl'ltlilH. Ky.. June . Nineteen j for I'rofeaaor Turnar'a aaronoiny rind li Ckal Qaorfa." The note, mm are lielleved trapped far down tlaaa had hern molen and later re rUHaally kWkad to the door WlUlJld thO Worklari. of mine No V of th. I.la.ed Suplrlon ut lime Bwlt.he.l .1 khlnale null. wn undated Ahove Kentink) Coul ("ouipoli) neur here to that wet Ion of the Itadaal hody the note, nailed to the top l Ihr i At noon rearue workera, COttlOJ WhWh mlalii have profited from door, mu a koraaaboi u aolaia aa thalr wu tbrouab the deiri whirh knowiiae of what the pa para nm flaorga'l note paBelltad mi wrap wa thrown up h an exploalou eai pliiK paper ller In the day. had fulled la reach S'nihliiK i. mid he found lo tnd hale i any nf the rlitlmn In a definite way ihal CkWrae had The hliml wreiked the upper hit t .M hr.i il thin on thf Tiimalo phi- tin 11 nf ih, mine Workera rould not I .ih after leavlltK (he Mllde rahlll i I'ood flour, roffee. a Ntliall altre of haaOBi "iirar. ult. nme dried Iok.ui I herrlea m, found In raua. It In' hellele.l that Ihi, Ih the eurlle of food tahaa hy (leorKe lo the rahlll taut i fall ' LaMav i Panad Alan, on the lul.le of the cabin waa found a mull plere of ii wax ratldle. Kliawed hv park rata A plere of wrupplnr paper win. found, henrlnn lha addraaa Oaear Oata, Band Ora." Thla. evldeiilb. had hreii imed to w rap Koine urllrle eeiit to (lute from a motor In. ut company In Portland No newspaper rould he found In the cabin bearing a dale Inter than Oct" her A letter to tlvorge from Joe Tuck field of Terrebonne was poal maik.'d October Jo Whether the note of welcome found hurled on Ihe snow- next the Oabll door had been tucked on the cabin lust full or In not be ascertained Junuarv cuuld One of Ihe hits of evidence which; lend the two local men lo believe j Unit he met his death In the lorn ravaged desolate timber ou the north hi.- n( ihe il.tge leading from ihe slide lo Crater creek iiibiii wa the iin.llsiurhed niiow which locked lhe cabin door. Drift m Tnarhed Hud tleorge reached lhe ...bin in Janttarj in would hava rantovad tha Daoanihar snow from the front of j the door. It I pointed out. The 12 1 foot cut in. ..e by the Bend men in reaching the door was through a solid tun i.r oiaan. unatratltlad now, The drift had apparently never been touched since ihe first snow of winter. A shovel wus found hanging from the side of the c.ihln. near IhOlglOb were killed In a tornado which door struck Vernon, Colo., lute Saturday Cieoria, It wll ba raoalled, raaohad I nlaht, aooordlni to word raaalvad tha Hilda aabln after laarlni Tumalo I hre today, The three youngsters 1 reek iii January, This wa aaoffhad taken ratuia in a school house mined by his partner, J. O. (jerking. I and were killed when the building who accompanied hy Cluronco A.! wus demolished. Adiiins and Clyde Short, made 11 search for Ihe missing trapper after he had been absent for 11 month. These men also tried to much the Crater creek cabin, but II was buried under I0OW and could nol be located. The Broken Top pluteiiu Is allll overed by snow which In places Is ' between 10 11 ml r.n feel deep. It was 1 "fivers were held on suspicion ofiunio, fould by the two Bend men, Who monalnughtar today us the result of Wrecking crews were tearing Ihe I reached Orntaf (Took a.bln Sunday, week ond traffic lealdantl In Boutb- dobrli from lhe undercut iiiid truffle They Walked over MOW for nearly I I eni California, l expected Io be resumed by Tuea- , hour. Thn hiiow Ih so deep neur' Injuries In 11 dozen accidents ln-(l"'-Broken Top that much of Ihe lopog-( lulled upproxlmiiloly ft, of which aphy of lire country In tillered. 1 Dulchman'H flat, rimsed hy tho I , . ., contnry drive, i i,. mantled wiihjWoman Near Junction Citv hiiow prnmtmy uve or six leei o.uep mm, HAVHfl WOMAN III. P. MMd Wire to Tiie Band Bulletin) VIIONNA, June 8. A Hofln din- palch dorlnrod Ihul King Borfl hai commuted to life Imprisonment Ihoiprcmtmnhly by nomoono ehootlng at a deulh Bontonco ugalnat Madame Nic- target naar by. Tho bullet ttrnek olnvo, protly Frnnrh-Dulgnrlan worn- hBr HllBi(ly below the hip. The Iden nii, charged with aiding In shielding IHy nf h(, H101l(ir hllB , DM M. ihe oAihadrnl bomb plotter! raoantly, loertnlnad, "Wfflw.y. Half of Total Die In Last Thirty-six Hours New York nitil Pcnii h aula I .1.1 In Totol Niimlii'i' of Vhflm Hi Week Juki Hnded ill. I'. I ..,.. l wi Hi. Band liiilMIni a total nf (01 iivhk irar loal dur- Ink thf m(Ml dlBMtJfOUl bout wave in history, whh li inddd abruptly lal iiIkIii mily. after establishing u dMUl inii mora Until half iih large mi that which marked lhe sinking nf the Luiltanla, Tin. vlctlni, wi'ii iiii'ii finiii i in bsAti in storms, of by drowning whlta .-eking relief f rum the tropics weuthcr, tepreschlud I '1 state. IJur wenihcr. represented JO stale. In lli. lust IB linn I I hill (llil Snl roll- Uaned in boko boll iko nation, nort limn hulf the loiul death nrrurri'il Tic death (nil I' "in Hit' Ill-ill wave '"' '"" '' o "' tlnlitd Prtwi fi-, r COAL MINE TRAPS NINETEEN WORKERS I nanle to Ascertain II Men Still I iiii' . . . . . .. determine whether any of the live white men and II tiearo prlnnnn In the Inwer lev.ln of toe mine urejderer threw II away aa he flrd (town alive I Ihe hall Hand prlnln were fnund un Ai flrat Bata of the dlnaater. mine I the axe rerue wo, kern herr donned run rati in niankH and pluiiKin into the mini Rvery phyalcuta of Itargla roahad Mite lu etic, Ilrhltlvea of the elllomheil men and othrti Mood iihollt III linxtouH rt... ... while the relief men harked their ( way through ihe maaa of dabria at the ihafi mouth. Says Wife Killed Self To Cause Him Trouble IU. r. Iar0 Wlrr to Iii. Iirnd llullrtlnl CHICAGO, June s A woman to- day was accused nf lommiitlnK mil-' i "Ii anil ploltliiK t have her ,.st ra lined husband ha lined for niur-i dW ti,,. woman was ward. She died Mrs Flossie Kd- yaeterdu from what phyalclana daclarad wan strych nine poisoning. In a dying state ment she ile. land her husband "shoved a pill down my throat "She haled tne o much she com mitted suicide to have me banged for her murder. I.ouis Kdwnrils. the.mllK Friday. huahandi laid police when tin y qaaa from infection tinned htm. Three Children Victims Of Tornado In Nebraska ft, IV l.r..sl WlrrteThr llrn.l lll.tlrtlnl MCCOOK. Nahr., June I. Throe children of Mr mid Mrs. churles Charges of Manslaughter Likely In Traffic Deaths hi. iv Lea led wir.. to Tiie Brad Bauatla) LOS ANdKI.KS, June S. Five per hoiih are deud and three iiutonioblle , three limy prove filial. Wounded By Stray Bullet; ! KIIOKNK, Ore.. June 8. -Mr. V. jSohlmnn, living neui' .luncllnti City, was ..hot 111 tin. Ie "..null," wl.llit walking In lhe gurden of lior home. THINK STUDENT MAY BE SLAYER OF INSTRUCTOR Thief of Exam Papers Is Sought AXE USED BY KILLER I.ouisana I'rofessor Surpris ed Student and Suffered For Discovery, Theory III. P. M Win Tbr 11. nj llull.llni BATON ROUOB, La., Jam A I student III tin llKriilliilnv I iihs nf I'm- ir B Turner harkw) tin tMCbtl1 to dealt) with ait uxe lifter bet UK iii unhi pIlft-rliiK ixa iiiinat ion papers, pOllOt lnre bflli-vi-d today. A toor of studetilfi at thn Iniihianu State jtinlverHlty were sutntnoned before the I COrOMf'l Jury today for QttiM Ion i tin SI a result of this theory. Mund prints of every ntudenl are beinx taken in an effort to olve the mys- imf, I'rofeHtor Turner's body was found 'in bin office Sunday, the head iron lied, fate laid open from fore head to i hln ami the throat clashed All around wen- evidences f a ter rific striiKKle. Sen n Ii In a in id Hi the deli rls for ,icwa to ahai .1 flrai appaarad iba Iworh of aa "axe fiend." pollaa and 1 .... 1 ,' alithorilleh found that tallied. Turner'!, hody wan found ul Sam. ..ii hour after he hud entered tllN offlre to prepare a freah ael of axa at laalloa paper. Toaaeil upon a Nhelf In n dark cor ner of a hallway, poll, e found an axr stained with hi 1 The tniir Location of Bank Loot Still Remains Mystery (I, IV 1 ...r.1 WirrtoThr Urn.! llullrtlnl PORTLAND, June I. Tha where abouts of ii nack of iiionr coutalnlaa m. .re than! I .nun. which Alva II Kll lioiirn, wounded Ih.thwell hank rob ber, said he threw Into the Snoho mish river, remained a mystery to day. Pollaa here were advised hy Klnr county authorities that they had found two rifles and a shoti:un which Kllhotiru said he threw Into lhe river w ith the in v. hut no trace of lhe hitter was found That Kllhoiirn hud bidden the money somewhere was Ihe belief of datectlvea Howerar, in his rational moments between It Upon caused by druKs, Klltioiirn stuck by bis orifftl.1 ntory ivilhourn confessed that he and two other men who were killed in the affair, rolihed I lie Hot h well He wuh suffering In his arm and it was said by physicians thai ampu tation may he necessary. RtMOVSl of the prisoner to Seattle will not be possible for si-vera 1 days. It was Indicated. Track Crew Is Buried When Coal Load Falls (II. P. I ..... I Wlrr to The llrll.l Bulletin CONVBRBB, Intl.. June S. Toll of death In tho Cliesupeake a Ohio freight train daraflntOnt near here today mounted this afternoon, with II bodies recovered and two more expected to he unhuried soon. Ten of Ihe bodies were of negroes and were bruised and crushed almost beyond recognition. Railroad officials said many of the section crew were from Cincinnati. M nrahf icld FlllTlHv Willi 1 In Nifjht Race With Fire1 Hi. I. I.cxnr.1 Wlrr to Tho llcn.l Bulletin) MAR8HFIBLD, Ore,, June X. Leaping flumes sliigelng their night Inttlre ns I hey fled from their burn- ine e.tll.te,, ll.n w-lf., uml fii.ti el, II. ;lrn of Joseph Hemptontull nar rowly escaped deiilh Sunday when fire domroyod their homo and an ad, joining house owned by Acu Morrl flald. at Bollth Eighth and lngersoll nl recti . iMfc. Should He Highest Kxpres sion of Soul, Declared National ( nntrtit I on , III Porlliillil Convent Inn. Prepare For I'lniil Artlatn Contoata III. I'. Ixwl friM l" II" II. ml llullrtlnl PORTLAND, June s. -"Eighty-fiv,- par ii t ut nodarn church music i hud Oiuala.lRaf. w, Q. Bitot, Unl- 1 1 rill II minister anil musician nf Porl- hinil, tolil thit 'Natlnnul Federation of Mimlii Clubs here. iln i'i. nf tin hlflinlul rnlivi-n i imi win mi in aaraaal today, follow. of aonearta aca or church lllg inn!.". program Iillft sacred IIIUhIi- "A larK prrpiinili-ritiir' nf ihurrh nuak Ih ... i cbromatto, iminK in ttraaatta and AiIhuik in difficult? for Iba ordinary etnaragatlon," Hr Elloi I'lintlniii'il ! "MUSIC noi properly mulc lin - leiin It In the expression of truth f'liiirili mamaitai tu m l.i...ui,i laaa i. A hlKh-Ht ,.xi.r.'-lon of trial whirl. U lOVaralCB In the aoul of man The final aontaata In lh younit artli.1- iterl.'n for national award were to he held tonlKht In yeater- i "'"' durlua the nlaht hy a lliiinder doy'a elimination eonleata. the fol- 'atorm that nenl the thermometer lowlnic peraomi were niirreimful : iniiihlliis from II to deKreea. II Vh tor Vnnel, haioio. San Kran- 1 Tnl' ' hunite wua welronie tu every darn: Arthur Sanderaon. haritoue. , "ol ,he 'Ha' ' the preal-I'iltahurali- Thelma lllndx llolllnuer. ! ,lt,nt' who faced a day parked with Mound Vtlley. Kaimaa. and Knthryn . lhe honora and eiitertalnments Null. Vet ("neuter. I'a 'that two (treat rltlen. proud of hiivinK him aa their jrueat, rould deviae. ju f a p at ' c MCCTIM"1 a'HaPI,lnlm'!i" H hrouahl VVUIYItnt O 1V1EJ!, 1 IflU waa the cancellation of the trip of MAY rilMF Tft RrKin inn I VVflflC IliDLItl Delegate Predicts Decision By Federation ileiid will In. all probability net the IHI convention of the State Padaratloa of Women rluba. r - loiiiuia io ir a. r Arnoni. wno attended the convention held lust week In Marshfleld Mr Arnold represent".! the CTOa league ut the WIIIU.....I sue was ine onn rep- resentatlve from Bend preacnt. i ue i..... convention city, explains riruoju, win in. i i... inanea un- ill a aeaCaraBM Is held 1 the fed- ration s board. Bend's delegate was nnooreii .11 ine Mursnueiu con- ,.-,,,. ... un.., ton. a s.ai wnn !.. I.,. ant inemi.ers iinring ihe van- sessions 01 m 11'iiiTniiiin, ' on - sisnng 01 women s nun;. 111 all part of lb.- suite " " "tie entertainment fea- Hires 1,1 tne .Marshiieid conwmlion .is 11 i.su 11,11 11. -i ue. neiu on Mlllset bench. Mr. Arnold reports Belgium Gives Pledge . To Fund Debt to U. S. III. P. I r,M,l Wlrr t.tThr Urn.! Hull, tin' WASHINGTON, June s. The Bel gian government today notified the stale department here thai it would send to Washington in July a com mission to fund Its debt to the I'nited States. Former Premier Theunis and M. Uautaln, governor of the Bank of Belgium, will constitute the commis sion, according to the advice from the Belgian government. The exact date for the departure of the commisHion cannot he deter mined until Theunis. now traveling in Italy, returns to Belgium LATE WIRE NEWS (By 1 mi.-1 Press) osi.o. inii. m. Tiie steamer in- gertcc, bcarliiR aeroplane to limit along the Ice fringe foe the miss- Anion. Is, 'n-Kllsworih polar ex- pcilitloii. Is cot peeled to arrive next Suudu.i at Spithct-gf ti. SI NNVX I,K, Cul .lime S. Pour gators, but It brought with It the young bandit, iiumaskiMl, this after, representative of a stalwart race, noon escaped with about JMI.OOO front men and women of fixed detertnlna Ihf Sunny vnle bcancli of the liank of tlon. entlnring courage and high char Itnly, nppiirently fleeing toward San in ter, who were to draw In their re Pornnelaeo, Unno a long line of their fellow countrymen destined to change the I.OS ANUKI.KS, June 8. An nn- , face of an area broad as an empire, litciitlficil man laapad to bis death 'direct the historic ciotrse of sovereign from the seventh floor of a down states, and contribute to the salva towu office building here late today.ltlon of a great nation. These mighty SKATTI.i:, .little X. Allied by it .toting vroihan, two iirnieil banilits today held up Ted HarrUt Of the Pun- luges theater Jaal outaltle the Cana .Hun Bank of Commerce ami escaped with IHMrUU, WASHINGTON, June H. I'se Oflanbyntl In the history of our country. the dirigible lais Angeles or Sltcnan- doah for relief of , tltO ArnnnlUHtn ex I.e. In ion I nol feasible, Keciclnry or lhe Navy Wilbur said today. LOS ANt.KLI N, June 8. Ihigina Oahlgren, Kid MeCoy's eighth and Inst wife, was mni'Mcil secretly Krl- day to Alex Kipper, her partner injieen so triumphant in Ihe colonies vaudeville, It was revealed here to - day. MONSTER CROWD AT NORSE FAIR HEARS ADDRESS Coolidge Pays Tribute to Norwegians HISTORY SKETCHED One of Strong Factors In American Development, ... j i i i Iteciared ly l resident tlJ. r. UmmA Wire It Th- iwrut Rullrtlnt ST. IA II-, June 8. President provi'rhlal lurk broiixht t0 ,tl,' twin Cillpt today a sharp dnip ("inpeniture that promised Ideal ' coiid It ion h fnr the whirlwind dav "i''l..e.l on. for him. Tha auffocatlni baal thai Ihiiik "VHr b" northwest even on IiIm ar- rival early lant evenlnit wan nwept "" ";,val ,llr,",le ' Anaelea to Hi, Northwest More than 5.000 people Kattiered at the airport where .... i'n ou.' in arr.i.-. re.usiiiK io neneve reports mat it Had ,..,,ir.. .'.... ran unurn i awer lhe president and Mrs CooIiiUj 1... under Ida l.kets :.l II... hum., of i Secretary of State Kell.iKK, but were up early tu tackle the heavy dual proarams before them The president's day opened with a reception to the 'director of the .Mirse-American centennial relebra - Hon. which he will addre at the fair ground thi afternoon. Mrs Coolidge. meantime, received a group of girl from the rniverslty f Minnesota, members of her rollege sorority, who presented her with uunner ol the order s rolors. Several conferences with sial re- , puiiiican leaders, all at the Kellogg home were next on the president - I schedule. At 11 a. in. both were due to leave for Minneapolis by motor .and attend a luncheon given in their honor there hv the centenn a com- mlttee The president was not ex- pected to speak The climax of the president's day ol the Norse-American centennial came at "r.io p. m. at the fair grounds where the president made the address for which he came here, , crowd ol more than lon.tioii heard him at the vast open air auditorium. Immigrant Courage Pyalawl "HOW often In the affairs of this w-nrld a small and apparently Insig nificant occurrence turns out to be an 'event of great Importance, carrying In Its train a mighty Influence for good or evil." said tho president. "Such importance always flows from Ihe character of those concerned. The generations of the earth treas- tire the rude hut that sheltered the Infancy of Abraham Lincoln, seek out the birthplace of Shakespeare, and give to the uninviting soil of Pales- tine the title of the Holy Land, all because certain obsrure happenings in those places produced those who left a broad mark upon the future course of humanity. The churucter of the participants brought future faille. It is such an event that we meet to commemorate today. One hundred years ago a little hark sailed 'from Norway to America. It wn it!- I most unnoticed ut the time, save for the daring and hardlhiiod of its navi- work have been wrought because j Van Vleet. who visited Ihe puss conn those Norwegian Immigrant wcre'trv Suniluv. well worthy to follow in the wake of the Pilgrim and Cavalier. fteaitdlnavtan Influence Reen "This celebration la most happily Idcnlified with lhe present year. which Is an anniversary of notable , We are rounding out a centurv and 1 1 half from the beginning of the American revoliilion. It was a half centurv from the duvs of Concord land Lexington to tho beginning of ih.n stream of immigration from Norway which was to help guarantee' that the snlrit of freedom which had i (Continued on page 5) WARNING FAIL! -s" , Bouthani Coaatntrtton Hoped Fur By BaglaaPra Work laylai ataal op tha Pannlnd- Oili'll lakf Hcrtlnn of thn N'mron i ul off nil I mail will start ahoiii July 1. uml will hi riiKheil to romplclinn hy ri pwH work: n x nixhl anil day, aceOfd- I nix to informaiion racairad In Bad; Tralnn are hfinK run on aabaddla ut prcHent from tin Month an far north aa Pannlna, fomwriy known u Bkookum, and when th. extamion m the Miiniimt tnnnei la eompietad. ,h ,rainn win K into tba noun- tainH uh fur a Oriell lakp Xhf dUtancc between Paunina and Odelllake Ih approximately .IS mUen. KiiKlneern helieve that when "leel layiiiK operations are started, it wfllihullet hole throtiKh his Hunt IuiikI be possible to plane one mile of truck each dav. fieorne W. llo. ke. rhlef enKln. er of the Souibern I'a. i(n , w.i expei ted In I'aimlna today, lie will make an iniipeitlon of the line. BIG CROWD ENJOYS VfAPIY CICU CDV i axraavoa a i uu aai Oatherinir t Cowles' Or - t.ameriiiK ai v owit's ur chard Among Best Ever MADItAS. June I, .Attended hy approximately 1.000 peraons. Jaffer- nl eeaatjr'a IMS flab try. held Sun - day at Cowles orchard under the auspii.-s ol Ine Madras Kod and (iun rluh. was prohahly one of the most auetaaanil inter rommunlty cather - 'liai m us hip.i ever nein in tins county. With the annual fish fry favored hy Idea! weather, aiitomohiles and other vehicles started arriving ou the river picnic around early Sun - day morning, and before noon the outing place In the vicinity of the ' orchard took on the appearance of a 1 thickly populated village. Although people Q.f Jefferaon county ha.i been fishing for a week. , not enough trout were caught to feed i the great gathering, larger than was unexpected. Only hooks and lines were uen in catching the trout for the annual fry. Howard Turner nf Madras served aa chief cook, supervising the work of dipping the trout In the boiling lard. Perry Head of Madras super- vised the making of the coffee. Xo charge was made for Ihe . ..ffee ,,r the fish. A program of sporn featured the county outing Several boxing bouts were staged. The fry was attended by people from the three Central Oregon counties. Cars of tourists from Washington. California and other states were parked with the many Oregon cars on the grounds. Richard Loeb Better, Penitentiary Reports fU. P. IMed Wirr to 1 hr Band Bullctinl P0UBT. III.. June S. Improve inent l.oeb. in the condition of Kichurd millionaire slayer of Bobby Franks, was reported today by Dr. Walter H. Martin, penitentiary phy-' ' "ieian. w ho said he could not tell at this time whether larch's delirium W result in permanent insanity. l.oeb. who had been strapped to hi bed in the penitentiary hospital following attacks on guards, is now allowed the freedom of the room. I)r Martin said. i.oeh tiecume hysterical while suf- ferlttg from measles. For a number of days he waa violently Insane. 1 Loeb is serving sentences of life and II years for his killing. purl In the Franks Big Shovel Eating Way Through Drift On Pass Itapid headway is being made hy the bureau of public roads in rotnbr Intsr the preat drifts of snow which block the east approach to the Me Kenitie pass lava fields, reports Hoy j The road crew workers believo I , Ihev will he nhlc to pierce lhe "drift!,-,. t r In n short time, the firsl purl of lblsir'r-' hxtin;Ulsher Lack j week. A steam shovel Is being used. 1 1' t orn this point . the machinery will he taken over to the next big drift. ! The snow In Hie pass country has I melted iiulle rapidly In the past week, despite the cool temperature, I reports un Vleet. I ; I CHICAGO CHIMB GAINS it'. P. Uwl WlreleTh Bend Bulletin) CHICAGO. June 8. A total of 21 i murders, suicides, traffic fatalities ""'1 other violent und accidental deaths occurred here over the week end. The list Includes four murders, FUGITIVE YOUTI IS SHOT IN LUNG! Boyd Cantrell, 19, Ex pected to Recover SELDE IS MARKSMAI Boy Caught Stealing Moto: M . r,no Mnnv .Meter, Is Lnarge Many , j Thefts Are Reported ; ""y1 Cantrell. 19, Mux In St a 38 mil bei Charles hospital today. , H.r.1W. h(. fanrf t() mit when Wf ","" 'pr" '"-' "vpr hiM ''I offh 'T Henry Selile. I'lilein pneiil monla compllcataa hln condition hJ will live attending nhmbrluu iaT. Aoi-ordini; to the poliee report Can! trell wan sianilinK with hla hark tl the radiator of an aittiiniuhile iarkt in "f the iiowiiinic hotel Hond street, nrrewinr. off the mule 'meter, when Seine apprehended himl ' Tha ofitear waa uWa bto prtaaal i Io he (. HUlloI1 wnell ,.anl i trell alipped trnm hia raptor and .dashed throuxh the Automotive Servl i, , ., sales h.l anil Ealneil the .llrvl mnniDI onlv the faster at 1 command to hall Belda'l , l',ir.uilnr I ' ., n I r, . : I down ihi. ittlel inward Oreiton avenue, Be Ida wul , dlstanred hy the fleet youth. , he fired two shots hiKh in the air al ;t warning in stop. They were no hi.d.'l Cantrell croaaad ilr'Kol street and was about to disappeal j ;,,. dark alley hehiud the Shall , hulldln. ' Then Selde. whoc ability pistol shot was demonstrated a lev ' week ago when he wounded Jac Turnhull in a phttol duel, fired al I'antrell i leg but the btillet wenl higher than was intended, and struct Cantrell In the bacjc Just above thl waist. ranged upward. pasln through the right lung, and emerge j near the right shoulder. Cantrell was rushed to the hod pltal and three phyalrlan were Bum nu.ned by ihe police Today he II resting as well as rould he exDecte and there is an excellent chance fol his recovery, it Is reported, iilthoud he spent a restless night. Cuntre I, ,1... ,.f 11.. 1 1 ..,-...,. i.l , recently escaped while serving a serf Line for selliug Honor. The bullet fired bv Selde paoae through an overcoat which was rrl ported to have been the property Pearl I.ynes. superintendent of thl Tiimalo state fish hatcher". Thl overcoat was stolen. I.ynes reported from his automobile while he wn at a dance. Many Thefts Reported The alleged attempt to steal motometer from a car parked dowl town Saturday night, whtrh resulte in the shooting of Cantrell, was oiill one of a number nf daring thefm which have resulted In hundred! dollar-.' loss to motorist and other! In Bend within the last few week! the police made known today. Not only motometer. apotllgh and other easily removable acce: sories have been stolen, hut tl: thieves have been taking spare tin and even lacking up the axl"s an taking tires and wheels from thl axles. One case is reported of thlevi taking an entire radiator from a ca parked within a few feet of whet the owner was sleeping on a porch The serious wounding of Cantrr 1 wa an accident. Inasmuch a Heli plnnnod only lo hit 1.1111 In the 0 but it is i xample of what petdj tnieves may expect ir tney tire tidj prehended, chief of Police Peter Hanson and Mayor II. H. Fox di . hired today. There Is an alarming amount I such inieving going 011, and tne ptl Iter will he lorced lo shoot, us mo.l of the thieves are youths holwccl lhe ages of 15 nnd L'r,. boys wldj could easily out distance lhe officii In a straight foot race, the offlclul pointed out . Therefore II la I.J tiered that drastic methods will hav to be adopted. DraWS Fine For DriV' Failure to eiuip with u fire t liiigulsher the motor stage which if ' drives for lhe Conlrnl Auto Hervltj , Stage Co. resulted In a fine of H. h for John Hough In Justice H. Ollson'a court this morning. Charles Buckley wus fined 18. j In Recorder Louis lleuuell s court fJ , speeding Inside the clly limits Sul day. Buckley's home Is In Portland Both Buckley uml Hough were al rested by Sergegnnl horl II. II. .until of the stale traffic iquad,