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THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. BEND. OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNE 16. 1026
LOVE TRAGEDY
TOLD IN COURT
Isabelle Pope Witness In
Shepherd Case
Testimony Destroys Oyster
Theory of Death Is Con
tended by Prosecution
(U. P. ImcI Wire to The B. nJ Bulletin)
I'KIMINAI. ("Qt'ltT. ChioaKo. June
16. Smiling anil lilusliitift. beautiful
Isabelle Pop"' today went through the
hardest ordeal she saw her love af
fair with Billy Mcl'limork. the "mil
llondTa orphan;" paraded in public
in n crowded court room.
Isabelle was u witness for the
prosecution, seekini! to prove that
William 1). Shepherd murdered
younK McCIintock in order to obtain
Billy's fortune.
But It was under cross examina
tion by William Scott Stewart, chief
counsel for Shepherd's defense, that
Miss Pope was called upon to test
her serve. She identified love let
lers she hud written to Billy and
heard them read in public.
Stewart ended his cross examina
tion of Miss Pope by asking her if It
were not true she had entered into
an agreement with Billy s distant
heirs whereby if Billy's will is brok
en and Shepherd loses the bulk of
money, she would still be protected
financially.
"Yes. that's true," she replied.
She added that if the will was
broken she was to get half of the
estate instead of $8,000 a year as
provided by the will which Shepherd
drew up just before Billy died.
This. Stewart contends, is the rea
son that Miss Pope is testifying
against Shepherd.
When Siewarl finished his cross
examination, court was adjourned
until 2 p. m.. when Isabelle will be
questioned further by the state.
Miss Pope struck a bard blow at
Shepherd's defense a moment later
when she told that her cousin. Dud
ley Pope, and his fiancee had eaten
raw oysters on the same occasion
that Billy did two weeks before his
fatal illness was first noticed.
According to the defense theory.
Billy contracted typhoid fever as a
result of eating oysters.
"Now. Miss Pope." the prosecutor
asked, "did your cousin or his fian
cee get sick after eating those oys
ters?" "No." Isabelle replied.
"You and Billy and your cousin
and his fiancee were all together,
were you?"
"Yes. all four of us.'.'
"And all but you ate oysters?"
"Yes."
"And Billy was the only one that
Rot sick?"
"Yes, sir: that Is right."
This testimony, the prosecution
contends, destroys the defense theory
regarding oysters.
club. In making announcement of
the weekly forum luncheon Wednes-
!dny In the Pilot Butte Inn.
j The "know your stuff" program
of the commercial club for tomor
row's noonday meeting will be in
the way of a feature, it is explained
I by the commercial club secretary.
IPenoni attendlnc the luncheon need
I have no fear of embarrassment when
taking the "examination," tor it is
'to bo written. This feature program
has proved to be very interesting la
other cities.
Secretary t'rainb announces that
tomorrow's for
featured with
special invitation is being extended
to women to attend the luncheon
"TETT
CHINESE FEAR
COUP BY FENG
Christian General Act
ive, Rumored
Canton have been severely repulsed
and are In hot retreat, abandoning
arms and ammunition, the I'nlted j
Press was told today by the Chinese !
ItansufcC newspaper Chung Sal Ylit j
PO.
Advices trottl C&Uton tQ the news- J
paper said a considerable force of
I Yuununrse troops crossed the North
I river and attacked northern Canton
yesterday morning. The uiwidcrs
were badly defeated and forced lo j
i retreat, the repulse growing to a,
i rout, it was asserted.
ramp announce mat
mm luncheon win be Japanese Warships Held In n . ... M n.
a musical program, a i ftlKlL-fi ,wh rrmeville Man Uies
LUMBERJACK BAND
LEAVES TOMORROW
to Shanghai Hospital At balem
tU. P. UisntWiretoTtieUenJ Bulletin! PltlN'KVII.I.K. June 18. (leorge
LONDON, June lit. - Humors o( a Cttrtta, brother of Jack Curtis of
threatened coup in China by the this city, died Inst week In a hospital
in S.ilctn, following an Illness of
eight years' duration with progres
sive paralysis.
Kuneral services were held Friday
afternoon in Corvallis. where be has
Cblistluu general." Feng Yuh
j Slang, were current in Pekiu today.
Crowded Prog-ram Awaits : orHnt Pekin deepnteh, w Uw
Musicians In Portland 1 f ' M",ss , . ,
Feng is reported desirous of In
stalling a government with u strong
Twenty-nine musicians, members I un, foreign ,ge. The report that
of the Sbevlin-Hixon "Lumberjack" ,he Standard Oil company is wlth
band. will leave for Portland this drawing from General Feng's terri
eveninc in u special car lo particl- ,orv Ulded strength to this rumor,
pate in musical events of the rose ; Meantime. Japan has ordered four
festival. The musicians, headed by t warships to prepare for a dash to
Director Frank B. McCord. will be (Shanghai, according to a Toklo dls
ln Portland for three days, return-, natch .Innnn still Insists however
inc Saturday morning. Their bead- I ,. .... i....i ..... i of Corvallis; his sister. Mrs. V
quarters In Portland will be at the fiction In the Chinese situation. I Kv,,ns of BloektOB, California.
Mllllnoniah hotel. Chinese messages renor. .h. ler. rlls ' ,mn' 1,1 M"Rton lVlin-
Isylvanla. in January, 1S7S. and In
i li04 he was married lo Miss Flor
ence Duncan. In ml una Hi' be
came ill eight vei'.rs ago in Dayton,
where he remained for two years,
then coming to his brother in this
city. lie was confined to his bed
since a year ago.
a brother. Dr. W. J. Curtis, and a
small son 12, Jack Curtis. Jr.. who'lB
is making his home with his uncle, jft
l.colge I urlls leaves lliree dailRIl
ters. Mrs. Helen AVcaver. Miss F.dnu
Curtis, uud Miss Mulii lu Curtis, all j p
of Dayton. Ohio, and his son. Jack, j tf
of Corvallis and two brothers. Jack ( I
Curtis of Prlnevllle and W. J. Curtis
B.
Chinese messages report the fer-
Bearlng w ith them a message of ; ment amongst students continuing.
the wooded hills of the Deschutes I w'th a movement on for a boycott1
country, the musicians tomorrow against the Rritisb and Japanese,
noon will play at the Portland Ad I Kaifeug dispatches reportetl the
club luncheon at the Benson hotel. 1 situation there dangerous and all
Small sguares of wood, with letter- ' foreigners have fled,
ing in green, "The Shevlin-llion C.eneral Chang Tso Ltn. Man-1
Lumberjack band of Bend, home of ! churlan warrior, is reported trying!
the Pondosa pine." will be distrlb- i to stabilize the situation in his ter- i
uted. These squares of wood will ritory.
also bear the Bend emblem. The killing of the British engineer.
One of the many features of the W. W. Mackenzie, hy Chinese at the
Hslt of the band to Portland will be outskirts of Shanghai may ompll
the broadcastiAg of a concert from , catc the Shanghai situation.
K(;yy Thursday night, between the I
hours of S and 9 o'clock. Tomorrow I MOB STOXKS CHVRCH
afternoon a concert will be given all WASHINGTON. June 16. The
the Shrine hospital. The band, with , American Baptist church at Wn
the musicians dkessed as lumber-I Chow was stoned by a Chinese mob.
jacks. .will take part In the various which shouted at the staff. "Kill I
parades. Several selections will be ! foreigners." the state department i
played at the station this evening ! was advised today by Consul General'
before the band leaves. 'Douglas Jenkins at Canton. The in-
Musiclans who will make the tripjcldent took place last week. Jenkins : county
to Portland will be Frank B Mc-. said, adding that the mob did not1 Following is the list of teachers
,wno took tne examinations m Bona:
State Certificates Are
Sought By Teachers
Toucher from various pariH of the
Central OroKort country took the ;
state examination for frtlflQtl In
Hend in the past few days. One of
the 16 touchers. Joseph McKntKht of
Deschutes. Is applicant for a life cor-1
tificHte. The examinations were eon
dtteted hy J. Alton Thompson, hu
perintfndf nt of schools fti Dewrhutos
1
l! i
I,
dis-l
Cord. HalDh Averv. .. It. Piofcard W follow no its threat with aiiv
B. Cone. R. K. Inr.is. Fred Triplett. orders. mama v. .Moore.
Edward Vogel. B. O. Brown. M R.I Ami foreign agitation Is rnntlnn. ' "orothy Hinman. Bend
Healey. G. A. Buegler. Ted Thomp- i ing in Canton. Jenkins reported, hut I lla"""
son, Ole llalverson. O. J. Ordway. he said the poljrc department was
J. A. Chase, Ray Golden, Charles beginning to function again and "It
Frederick. It. M. Elder. L. L. Dick-1 now seems likely that order w ill be
Inson. O. M. Wbiltington. G. A. Gar-' restored shortly."
rett. Edward Knight. H. C. Beaulieu, 1 Jenkins said, however, he was still
Oliver Currie. Harry C. Price. D. H. i urging Americans, especially women
Webb. D. K. Ketch ui" C. G. Spring- and children, to leave for Hong Kong
er. Fred Lzicar and D. J. Lindh. 'and other safe places.
During the last decade athletics YI'VV.WKSK ItKI'l'LSKD
have grown steadily in popularity as SAN FRANCISCO. June 16. Yun
a part of school life in t.'hina. nanese troops seeking recapture of
iiend ; Miss
Mrs. Klslo
Beiifl; Mrs. Gertrude Has-
brook. Bend; Joseph MrKnlght. D.s-
rbutei; Mis'; Itydal Wood. Antelope; j
Mrs. May Sanford. Redmond; Mrs. j
Mary liliea. ('line Falls.
Mrs. Mae R. Gray. Bend: Mrs.
TUlle Wilson. Sisters: Mrs. Beatrice i
Clarno. Bend: Mrs. Jessie Hobbs.
Powell Unite- MIks Jessie Hill. Red-;
mond: Mrs Gladys Rammln. Cul-i
ver; Mrs. Minnie Morrill. Bend, and
Mrs. Harriet B. Ward. Tumalo.
An Educational Demonstration
UNIVERSAL
Electric Range
Bake Electrically
During this week, June l to June 20, Miss Ethel Murdoch)
factory representative' who was so woll 'pleased with the attend
ance when she was licit- a few weeks ago, will again demon
si rate the advantages ami superior cooking qualities !' the
Universal Electric Range at our store.
THIS IS A PERSONAL INVIT ION
To every housewife in Bend ami vicinity ;
si ration wnien win snow wiar. inc cieaiu! ami
.odd thii denion
he ''.',,t wjtv is to
COOK WITH ELECTRICITY
A S.MAI. I. PAYMENT DOWN
Will Place the Universal Electric Range in Your Home,
BALANCE EAST MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Hope Electric Shop
OKane Building
Phone 112-w
To Have New Feature
At Commercial Forum
Bring your pencils, brush up on
your knowledge of Bend and the
Bend country and stand by for some
mental gymnastics -this is the ad
vice being broadcast by L K. Cramb,
secretary of the Bend Commercial
CARLSON & LYONS
PLUMBING
& HEATING
Plumbing and Heating Scppllos
Bath Room Accessories, etc., etc
Pipe, Valves
and Fittings
TELEPHONE 159-J
Many Legged Creature
Puzzles Entomologist
Crescent Lake Trout
Striking Voraciously :--'-'
Love field, was killed here today n, ,,!,, ln, r A (tUdml
hl bl plane ovartnrned and fell f:er, who was slrnuned In the ma-
llllie. escaped MflOBI Injury.
Leach was tbr.iwn from
Big rainbow trout are biting
voraciously at Crescent lake. It In
I Found crawling through the din- reported by C. ' Pftlnor and Wlll
.Ing room of H. S. Rnrelslad. lllVi lam Seals, proprietors respectively of
Jefferson IMace. late yesterday ere-. the east end and west end lake re
jning. a many legged creature, be-j sorts. To take rare of the demand
I lleved to be a centipede, was taken I hy fishermen for accominodailons.
jrnptlve and placed In a Jar. The both resort owners have put on more
worm Is about two inches long, with boats and havn provided an In
I pair of legs for each of its num- creased number of lent bouses
erous scgements. Itouds were never in belter shape
Whether the rhllopoda. as It is ) than now. Palmer anil Seals report,
known to scientists. Is an imported and from all Indications there will
rreature. probably coming north be an unusual number of tourists
from the tropics In fruit. Is not anil fishermen visiting Ihe lake ibis
known, but it is believed it Is native year.
of this country. The orders of cen-j .
ttpedM found In the temperate zones
arc harmless. i Five Hundred Foot Fall
Poisonous chiiopodn. the ones that Kills Flvini? Instructor
"range" In the tropics, are many
inches In length. The srslopendla
attains a length of one foot.
DALLAS, Ti'sa". .luti" in Car
Br Leach. I!), flying Instructor at
Ten cool hours
or a nickel.'
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Flowers for All Occasions
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for sale by
"Check" Seal
elect rical
retailers
and; eveiybodfcool
Workers, brisk and happy people
eatingwitha keener appetite, movie
goers cool 'and interested,' stay-at
homes delightfully comfortable.
All because' G-ET Fan blow away
discomfort and bring1 that breeze
indoors!
Physio-Therapy
Abrams Electronic Di
agnosis and Treatment,
Ultra-Red Rays, Chiro
practic and all natural
or physical methods
combined.
Dr. R D. Kdchum
Chiropractic Physician
The timber in the Central Oregon vaca
tion land provides you shade, comfort
and fuel. While on your vacation be
careful with fire.
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GENERAL ELECTRIC
PORTLAND
ROSE FESTIVAL
Tlu Northwest's World Famous Carnival
Portland, June 15 to 20
11 O S A R I A
Multnomah Field
Nightly
Stupendous Pageant
Cast of 6000; orchest ra
of 60 nieces
$13.50
Portland and Return. Tickets on sale June
18th to lillh. Return limit Monday, June 22nd.
via Oregon Trunk Ry.
Leave 7:30 I'. ML
Arrive Portland 7 A. M. Daily
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