The Bend bulletin., June 08, 1925, Image 2

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THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. BEND. OREGON. MONDAY. JUNE 8, 1088
CHINESE FAVOR
AMERICAN CLAIM
on Islmul in tlu river oppOStto Can
ton. Simill KiinhttatH won1 employ rtl
and there were nKieliine sun ox
chanifei hi'twoon tin- Cantonese, en-
BCOtlCfed on the Bland, and the rebel
IttfUB Yfttog. Afier u lull tho elatier
of maohtae Kunuint. was resume.! ami
ai still proetiMIng today.
TWO BALLOONS
COME TO GRIEF
I DlkUtM. A. J, Jaoktum of tut Mount
Mood. II. Ci. Willie of the Siiiitlnni.
I J. V. Hewitt of the Siskiyou. O. C.
Houifr ot the UmiJUuo, tuid s. 0,
i Taylor of the Cimcnde.
Break In General Strike M'NAUGHTANS HERE British Gas Bag Hits
Comes At Shanghai TO STAGE ELK SHOW Moving Train
SPORT TABLOIDS
Machine Gun Fighting Con
tinues At Canton Rus
sian Agitators Hunted
(U. P. Lasted Win- to The Ilend Hullolim
POKING, June s. -Secretaries ol
the Amorlcuii. British, Italian, Jap
nneflc, Belgian anil Krench legations
have departed for Shanghai to In
vestigate the recent rioting and to
report thereon to the diplomatic
corps.
Local Cast of 50 Will
Used In "Hoodoo"
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SHANGHAI, June S The first
Itrcak in the general strike came to
night when strike leaders ordered
employes of American firms to re
turn to work.
However, it id determined to
maintain the strike against British
and Japanose houses. The seamen's
union ordered Chinese to quit the
Hrllish lines, thus lying the Viingtse
river and coastal linos, but not af
fecting Americans.
HONGKONG. June S. Machine
gun fighting between Yunanese
troops, holding the city of Canton,
and the Canton government forces
stationed at llonan island nearby,
continues, according to word from
Canton today.
The Yunanese were still undefeat
ed, according to the message.
The authorities have been busy
limiting Russian agitators, a number
of whom took refuge under the Ger
man flag in the Sung Shan district.
Four arriving at the International
Rejtlement in an automobile flying
the German emblem were refused ad
mission. Civil War Hm wing
Civil war at Canton has been brew
ing for some days and some foreign
crli. including Americans, were re
ported to be quitting the city in anti
cipation of an outbreak.
This break came over the week
end when the Yunanese general.
Yang Hsi Min. after ordering the
Canton authorities to quit mobiliz
ing, started his men against Honan.
H.iul lodge No. 1371. H. 1
' KIks will once more break into the
theatrical limelight, when on Tues
day and Wednesday. June S;t and 24,
they will present at the Cnpttol
'theater a three act mystery comedy.
I "The Hoodoo." with a cast of 50
( people.
The production will he under the
personal direction of Mr. and Mrs
C. J. McNaughtan. professional show
producers, who are in Head to take
charge of the rehearsals. McNaugh
tan produced "Purple Flashes f,.r
the local Klks two years ago. which
was one of the best amateur offer
ings staged here in ears. "The
Hoodoo" has been produced with
great success by many coast lodges,
and comes here highly recommended.
The show opens with an elaborate
musical prologue, which will be a
riot of fun. pretty girls and beauti
ful costuming. Over So. 000 worth
of special scenery and costuming
will be used to make the show a real
success.
I
a Spanish Entry In Bennett;,
Race Falls Into Sea. Pas
senders Rescued
til V. f Mlri Win to Tht H.'H.I bulletin)
Ultl'SSKt.S. June S Two of the
IS balloons which sailed away yes
terday in the Gordon Hennett cup
, race were reported today to have
I come to grief.
The first was the Ilritlsh balloon
Klsie. involved in an odil accident.
She crashed into a moving train near
Staples on the Knglish channel. 111
the department of Pas de Calais,
'France. Itefore the crash came she
was in auw oi ociuk ssnspi out ltt Hi
sea. 1 lie occupants or tile oa I loon 1
! are safe.
The second bag to meet with a
mishap was the Spanish Hesperia. re
ported to have fallen Into the son
with her passengers rescued by a
steamer.
The American air service bag S-H
landed early today, apparently wlth
; out Incident, while two Spanish, one
French and one Italian balloons had
it'. i t..,.i Win t" tim- Bend BihMIi l
POTJQHKBElPBtE, N. Y . June S
W isconsin. Columbia and 1'onnsyl
aula arc training on the Hudson
leer here for tho Intercollegiate
rowing championship to he held on
June IS. Washington, the cham
pion, Syracuse and Cornell are ex
pected to arrive Wednesday or
j Thursday and the navy w ill cheek In
I before the end of the week. Wash
liugtou Is tho favorite in the early
; betting, w ith the iiiivy looming up
las the hope of the east.
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In the opening the F.tks jaZ, potty , Report! on the others are
chorus of 12 girls, the Klks ballet ,,,, .,. ,,.
jchortis. a group of fashion models. '
clever kiddies, talented soloists and j
versatile comedians will offer a series
of musical revues. Some of the song :
numbers that are heard in the open
ing are: "A Little Cottage for Two."
"I Don't Know Why." "Sweet Little
You." "Oh. Kathnrlns." "The Ging-;
ham Girl." "Don't Mind the Rain."
"Oriental Girl," "All Alone," "You 1
Can Take Me Away From Dixie."
"I'ni-l'm-Da-Da." "I Never Had a
Mammy."
In the speaking lines of the play
! there will be a cast of 11 characters
They will he carefully selected as
the show will be one of the strongest 1
ever produced as a local talent offer
ing. Next to "The Bat" or "The Cat
and the Canary." "The Hoodoo" Is
listed among the most popular mys
tery shows. It was staged with great
success In New York, and later was I
produced as a motion picture feature
called "Red Lights." with Alice Lake
in the leading role.
The casting of the show was start
ed today, and rehearsals will start
on Wednesday evening.
PORTLAND. June s Seventeen
home runs in a double header set the
high water mark tor heavy hitting
here Sunday between the Portland
Heavers and the San Francisco Seals
San Francisco got 11 of them and
Portland six Ten of them were lu
first game which the Seals took'
13. to 10. and seven were crashed out
ill the second contest which ended
li to :t in favor of the visitors
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CHICAGO, June S.- Coach A. A
Stagg of the I'nivurslty of Chicago
today pronounced Urn 21st national
tnterscholastlc track and field meet
run last week the most successful in
the history of the games. Five roe
ords were broken and SOU athletes j
competed
The Essex Coach contest closes in a few days. Remember, pur
chases of lots in Bend Park or Keystone Terrace entitle vou to
large
numbers of votes.
Platting Agents Meet
In Roseburg District
Conducted by W. n. Osborne. Jr.,
assistant district forester In charge
of fire control work, a meeting of
central platting agents was held in
Glide, in tho Roseburg country, last .
week, reports W. O. ltarrlman. as
sistant supervisor of the Deschutes .
national forest, who returned to j
Rend Sunday.
The central dispatching system of j
handling and reporting forest fires
is gradually being extended to the
various forests of the north Pacific
district The Deschutes national for
est has one of the best equipped cen
tral platting stations in the district.
The Deschutes station is located in
Bend, and is in direct touch with all
parts of the forest.
Among those attending the forest
meeting were llarriman of the Des-
I.os ANOBLES, Juno s. Harrj
Williams, president of the Pacific
Coast league, has announced the In
definite suspension of Wade "Red'
Kllllfer. manager of the Seattle club.
William McCabe. left fielder, and
George Cutshaw. Seattle coach. The
suspensions were the result of an
disagreement with the umpire in Sat
urday's name with Los Angeles.
stil l RKM xitiursiin
LONDON. June S. Four hundred
and fifty persons, suspected of
. m iiiii.! activities, were arrested
the Sofia pollee Sunday aecordlnx to
ian KxrhaiiKc Telegraph message
from Sofia today
however, us one of the toughest men
I to crawl under the ropes.
mil. I
. Klnston. N I . a member ,f the
ttrglUla le. utile, Is ireillt.'d Willi II,
Ing the smaller,! city In Hie QOURtl
having , lass II I, as, -hall
Huee Toll of Life Is Taken
' By Floods Through Mexico
(U. r. luH Wire M Tho Bond Bulletin!
MEXICO CITY. June 8. One hun
jdred lives are reported to have been
I lost Sunday In floods which poured
over the states of (laxacn and Vera
Crui and the city of Tchuan tepee
Disrupted communication, ill! fill
tion of homes and livestock are reported.
Westerners
know what a
tke should be
ONE glimpse of Cali
fornia, or Oregon,
or Washington, or
any Western state proves
that the West is the motor
ground of America!
California, for instance, leads
New York and every other
state in registration of pas
senger automobiles!
A group of successful Akron
tire engineers caught a vision
of the opportunities in the
West. Its vast resources and
possibilities for growth appeal
ed to them.
OFFICER KILLS COWMAN
I-OS ANOBLES, June 8. Eddie
Miller. 3 S , alleged notorious bandit,
was shot and killed in a spectacular
gun battle today with Police Sergeant
Frank S. Harper.
NOXAGE
THE HEALTH WATHR
At Your Druggist
Tom Sharko. who has taken out
a California boxluK Hntlllt with the
announced Intention of returning to
the ring, was born November -C.
187.1. at DMdalk, Ireland, which
makes hln, some 51 lj years of age,
Sharkey was one of the famous crop
of heavyweights of several decades
hark, which Imluded Cor bolt, Pit
Immons. Jeffries and others When
at the height of his career "Sailor
Tom" had u number of championship
fights, but was never Mictessful (u
winning the title. He ranked high.
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Social Wolves
Wherever young folks congregate, there arc social wolves. Read
what they did to Helen Saunders, beautiful high school girl.
Digging into the facts.
I that 30 per cent of the
thev
learned t
nation's tires are used west of
the Mississippi. And only 3
per cent were made there 1
They transferred their skill
tnd resources to the West.
Their C-T-C Cord today U
regarded as one of the three or
four really fine tires in America.
Nine western states give it a
remarkable sale. Farther East
Its good name is rapidly
spreading.
We shall be glad to give you
expert information about your
tires, and if you need them
put on C-T-C's - cidier bal
loons, semi -balloons, heavy
duty covds or oversize cords I
"Quality .till imw be
sacrificed to meet a price"
President '
Columbia Tire Corporation
FRENCHIE'S SERVICE
STATION
Built'by-hand
Used Car Values!
Summer is now here and you will want to take
some trips on the week ends. Do you always
want to depend upon your friends to furnish
the transportation for your picnics and camp
ing trips when it is so easy to own a car, at
prices that are absurdly low?
LOOK THESE OVER.
1919 FORD, S90
1919 FORD. S50
1918 FORD, $85
1919 MAXWELL
TOURING, $200
1923 CLEVELAND
In good condition. The
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to see it to know its
value.
1919 MAXWELL
TRUCK, $250
1922 PAIGE SPORT
TOURING
New paint and just ov
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1923 STAR
In first class condition.
ONE FORD BUG
It speaks for itself.
HELEN never gave her parents a
moment's worry until Zan
Thompson began paying her attentions.
He flattered her girlish vanity.
Soon she was a different girl. Her face
took on a look as though she were hiding
something. Disregarding her mother's
warning she continued to meet Zan
Thompson.
One night Helen failed to return. All
night her parents waited.
Then at dawn they heard the street
door open quietly and a soft step in the
halL
The story of how Helen Saunders fell
under the influence of Zan Thompson is
told in True Story Magazine for July
under the title "Saving Helen."
The following letter from Helen's
mother which accompanied the manu
script of "Saving Helen" gives you some
idea of the depths of sincerity and ear
nestness in the hearts of the men and
women who bare their souls for the bene
fit ol mankind in True Story Magazine.
Editor of Trut Story Mazazim "Enclaitd
you will find a Hory true in all incidmnf.
, iur. . only in namet and location, and A
fact that inttcad of the on girl I Aaee two
othur children. I have opened my heart to
write thit. uith a hope that it may halt some
other girl, ht finde hereelf drawn away from
the home circle by the tame influencee met at
echool os, in eocial life. Perhaps the reiult of
ihie etory may draw bach another who hatjuet
placed her feet on the downward path. In any
event it goee from me to your office with the
great detire bach of it to help weak humanity
in tome way. You may feel that my sympathy
hat not been sufficiently warm for the erring
boy. i feel bitterly sorry for him. and was able
to help him in a way that came unexpectedly,
but I feet that his term in the Reformatory
will be his salvation. Something had to be dona
to soften the shell of his mature criminal in.
difference to law and decency, if he can be
helped then I am ready to help him, bul he can
never again touch my child. Trusting you
may find the story acceptable, I remain, '
Sincerely,
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This vacation land is yours. Yon own the
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"Broken VW"-H you suddenly discovered
that your husbind had a secret love affair with a
younzsr and prettier girl what would you do?
A heirt-gripping story.
"Danger Slcnals"-When Jack failed to pro
vide the luxuries his v)fs cravod she triad to
satisfy her resentment by encouraging the at
tentions of other m-n. Road what happened.
"Blind lur.seenre" June married Charley
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