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THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION. BEND. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1026
TYPHOID STORY
IS SIGNIFICANT
n ii mi illslikofl linviiiK ls:ilnlli" 111 tlip
Rick room. It peoina tlio nursi ratight
nbelli raadfiii Her aedldftl chart '
onio and iliilii t Hko It mid wanted
IMbatn kpt away. Hut I npvpr
said anything unpleasant to the sin
about it." ,
According to Isabella's testimony
ROUND TR!P MADE
OVER PASS ROUTE
Little Snow Encountered)
and Chains Not Needed
Shepherd Kepi her from Ullly's room!
p. p. ,j land refused to let her marry hint. j Tto local hoys. Willard Houston
tJIlOWS OnBDllCrd S (jUllty Shepherd was asked tiy the stat.' ' and S. M. Uissltur. employed at the
, 'attorney whether he kept nny poison ; tleukle service station, have earned
C0nSC16IIC6. Clftim j in the hoaac. the honor of betnl the first to make
"Only rat poison." Shepherd re-1 the round trip from Band to Eugene
plied. (across the .MeKeiuie this year. The
After finishing with Allen's note' trip rn-ross the Inva fields to Kn
ot Shepherd's evainination hy the gene was made in four and one half
stale's attorney, court recessed until j hours, and the return w as made in
j 2 p. m. j five hours.
I Kaiman wag waiting in the witness t)1(, two boys. In a Dodge touring
room in custody of two officers. . ,.ar equipped with balloon tires, left
(ready to take the stand some timet Bend at 7 o'clock yesterday inorn
i this afternoon. I Inc. They w ere hack in Band at 9
A hitter urxument lietwccn sta'r s , ',.cK lust night. No chains were
Witnesses Say Disease Was:
Named Before Physicians
Had Been Called
(U. P. Lrasnl Whs t" Th.' Btn.l Hulletinl
CMMINAI. COURT, Chicago. June
17 Vi-nm the I est i in mi v of three
witnesses, the state today attempted Attorney Crowe and attorneys tor I uaed. and they report that tliev had
to prove that William L. Shepherd ' Shepherd this afternoon disrupted j no difficulty in settiiiK ov.v the
bad "guilty conscience" of Billy Me-j Crowe's plans to "clinch" his case j summit or coiniuK back.
Clintock's fatal Illness. Shepherd ia .against Shepherd. Hardly any snow was encountered
on trial licensed of murdering young The argument arose over the right ; n tiK, tru Houston and Uualtai re
UoCUntOOk by feeding him typhoid j of Crowe to have "Or." C. C. Kaiman. j port. Only one had inuct hole was
gerir.s. jthe confessed accomplice In the noticed in the road, and It is possible
Kach of the witnesses testified $1,000. UOO germ murder, called us to go around this place. Ragbag
that Shepherd made statements tojthe court's wltuess. than go around It. the boys drove
ihr effect that Billy knew he bad: Crowe was just about to close bis I through.
typhoid fever even before bis phys - case against Shepherd when he Several cars were met in the sum
cinns diagnosed the case as such. sprang a surprise. He called for mil countrv by the local vouths.
"It Is one of the strongest links in Kaiman but announced he did not
our circumstantial case against Shi p wish to call him as a slate's witness
Hubert
because he could no! vouch for him.
herd." State's Attorney
Crowe declared.
"This man hud a guilty conscien. . t0 eall Kaiman as a court's witness I summit to Kugene without much dif
He had given Hilly typhoid germs and allow the state to cross examine ! flculty.
He asked Judge Thomas J Lynch
These cars had also been driven over
the pass.
It is the opinion of the hoys that
any cur can be driven now over the
IMPORTED LACES
Choicest varieties from the lace centers of the
world. Best selection obtainable to retail at
5c - 10c - 15c and 17' i yard
FRENCH V ALENC1EN N ES
Laee edging, in white, ecru, crenni and butter.
Different widths, to retail,
5c 10c - 15c yard
GERMAN FILET CROCHET EDGING
Highly mercerized, in different widths,
5c - 10c yard
CROCHET TATTING EDGES
Many styles, all shades of colors and white,
yard, 5c
IMPORTED CHENY EDGES
Ecru and white, different widths,
7'4c and 10c yard
Collar and Cuff Laces Panel Lace to Match
FAIR PRICES at THE FAIR STOKE
FAIR STORE
(EBERLY'S)
it tut thou Rave him castor oil so tht
Kerms would do thHr work. Th
fact that Shepherd quoted Hilly m
saying that he had typhoid (over
even before doctors were called in
shows Shepherd is guilty."
Elbert Allen, a court reporter
identified notes which he took when
Shepherd was first questioned tv.
Croiwe in regard to the case. The
notes showed that Shepherd said:
"Hilly came home on Sunday :it;
ernoon. complaining he was ill. He
said he thought he bad typhoid foyer."
V. W. O'Brien oi the defense was
on his feet iu a flash, entering vig
orous objections to this action. He
argued that such a course would al
low the prosecution greater leeway
in examining Kaiman.
Judge Lynrh indicated he would
rule with t'rowe on the matter but
allowed the argument to proceed.
The unexpected argument threw
the court into ar. uproqr.
Crowe had announced Caiman as
his next witness and officers were
leading Kaiman to the stand. Crowds
Order of Odd Fellows
Gives 25 Year Jewels
he had borrowed J. C. Wright s auto
mobile, failing to remember where
his own might be. and bad driven
around the streets in a recklesi man
ner, finally smashing into a CtT driv
en by Carl Dick on Creenwood avenue.
testify tomorrow.
u'Pfi liimhpd nnrt r:ilv fer in :i n
Two witnesses had preceded Allen denf,cat,on o( shepherd as the man
tin the witness stand with testimony whom gave tvphoi(, Berms
of a similar nature. - Court adjourned at 4:40 p m.
t rowe was . driving the final spikes w,h ie mmx tU1 uadec,ded.
n his case today, hoping to complete babIv wU, be calcd
testimony of "Dr." C. C. Faiman. t
who confessed giving Shepherd ty
phoid germs for the purpose of kill
ing young McClintock.
Allen's notes disclosed that Shep
herd denied that he prevented Isa
belle Pope. Billy's fiancee, from vis
iting Blily in his sick room.
40 KT 8 TO VR BCK
Members of the Central Oregov
voiture of the 40 et 8 at a meeting
last night practiced for the "wreck
which is to be staged in Prineville
in connection with the state conven-
"I never barred her from Billy's jtion of the American Legion. The
Central Oregon voiture will be in
charge of this "wreck." Another
practice will be held Thursday eve
ning in the legion hall.
PRINBVILLS. June 17. Jawela
j In recognition of 15 years active
membership in the Odd bellows order
were presented by the Mitchell lodge
to B. It. Laughlin, John Siegfrit and
Isaac Blann with appropriate exer
cises Saturday night ut Mitchell
Siegfrit has been entitled to the jew.-l
for nine years, having joiud the or
der 34 years ago at Canyon City, j
Laughlin bad been a member II
years and Blann 2U years.
H. H. Jonas of Prineville made the j
presentation address of Paul Lynch,
district deputy grand masted, pre
sented the Jewels.
room. Shepherd told the pta'e I at
torney when he was being questioned
"I talked to her about it once.'
Shepherd continued, "because th
NOTICE!
SISTERS-EUGENE-PORTLAND
STAGE LINE
will begin operations
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 7:30 A. M.
and daily thereafter, making connections
with all points in the Willamette Valley.
Headquarters in Bend
Frenchie's Service Station
Phohe 134-J
M. A. REED
Manager Sisters-Eugene Stage Line
Intoxicated Jov Rider
Pays City Fine of S13C
Joy ridinjc while intoxicated in
somebody else's car is a serious of
fense, in the Judgment of Recorder
Louis Kennett as revealed when V
1. Names w;is arraign! on such a
charge Tuesday. Numea pleaded
guilty and was fined $15'). which was
paid.
Names was arrested Monday after
JViOVIFS
HORSE HAS LEADING ROUS
IX ZANB GRBY PHOTOPLAY
To (ireylock. II. prize mount at the
Paramount studio, goes the honor of
having carried more prominent peo
ple on his hack than any other nni
mal of the equine world. The horse
lias taken purt In St motion pictures
and has been ridden hy almost every
important star and featured player
in the Industry.
In Zane Grey's "Code of the West."
which William K. Howard directed
for Paramount, the animal was used
throughout the production and was
shipped In a special car to the Tonto
basin. Arizona, where a large part o!
the picture was filmed. The film Is
coming to the t'apitol theater.
In one scene, Qreyloi'k. II. raced
with a mtoor car nod let it be re
corded to his credit that he won the
race. Kor another soiuenre. the '
horse was with Owen Moore und
Constance Bennett, the two lending
playera in the photoplay, when thay
were hemmed In by a forest tire
They escaped by riding through tin
flames and leaping from a steep cllfr
Into a river.
No player In the entire production
worked hurder. enjoyed hjn work
more or was treated with greater
kindness than (irvylork, II
LEVITT HOME RAIDED
The home of Kdwnrd btvltt, 9 PI
Albany avenue, was raided last night
by the Mend police, two bottleso(
alleged home brew beer being seized
Levitt was to be arraigned In He
corder Louis Bennett court thin
afternoon.
Fred A. Lieuallen, M. U.
i.ik kah. NOU asi TBBOAI
ftraOttUBT
HUBBLE iii.i m ;
Office Ph. 97; House Ph. 73 J
Office Hours S to IX
I to 5: KYonlni, 7 to R
Herbert R. VYclshons
Accountant
KiHim it, Drocfautcs ln .ini.'iii
Co. Hull. ling. 1 1, lid
WHY CAN'T YOU ENJOY THE
ADVANTAGES OF BALLOON TIRES?
It can't he the price bouHUSO you CM buy (oMidvear llalloon
Tires for nboul the smile price yon pay for your present tires
mid we'll lake your ! tires as pari payment.
Special, Tire and Tube, $8.50
THIS IS A OAMIV:
BEND GARAGE COMPANY
Cnt)'COmCif,tJ from IMIol Unite Inn
0Hn All .Kht IMtotie M
SWEEPSTAKES
OF THE LOS ANGELES -YOSE MITE ECONOMY RUN
WON with ZEROLENE
The Ij. Angck-vYoscrnitc Economy Run
of May 22-23 the ranking slock car event ol
Its kind in the United Stales, gave motnrdom
new official mileage records lo vie for and
another impressive victory' 'or Zcrolenc!
The Rollin, lubricated with Zerolcnc, car
ried off the sweepstakes winning the award
for the highest efficiency and gasoline econ
omy established in the run. Piloted by Joe
Boxzani, the Rollin's gasoline economy rec
ord for the 360 mile run from Ixm Angeles
into the Sierras to Camp Curry was 27.43
miles per gallon of gasoline.
When Zcrolenc brings in ihc Sweepstakes
Winner of the must Competitive motoring event
of the year when it is the choice of more
motorists in the Pacific Qiasl states than any
other oil made won't it pay you to use Zero-
lene a better oil even if it docs cost less?
STANDARD Oil. COMPANY
The Rollin and all other
cars in the run used Red
Crown gasoline exclu
sivelythe best buy in
town-by MILES!
0 Why pay tribute to a superstition
RED CROWN AND ZEROLENE
Most Central Service
THE BEND GARAGE CO.
SERVICE STATION
Cfttty Cornpicrf from Pilot Hullo lun
am n "
CAPITOL THEATRE
BEND LODGE NO. 1371, B. P. 0. ELKS J
freaenta
The Mystery l'lay and Colorful Revue
The Hoodoo
A Kini of Kim and Thrills
(liven under the personal direction of Mr. anil g
ii
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Mrs. C. .1. McNaiitflitan. professional
show produt'ers.
Overture, "Thr KlkK Munli" Tlir SMikiim- RimplWMtfJM
The Musical I'roloKiie
"Tin' IIihmIimi Mini" X llll ut MiMril
The Opening Kovuo
SnluUl, "l.tlllt- for TWO" - UlV lt"lli LmwIm
kMllM I'nik Ho I'D In Your lltiui" "1 )OM( hmm li"
"Muin i i. mil- Vnu" i and x ' ' i " Krlend1
The Elks Jazz. I'ony Chorus
Misses m TrtplOCIi AHInr liMttuliii I 'nun ' unui, Jiinr
Ryan, Iff6lu Wnlttlnjitoiij Diraihj LoomUi Itjrtl isi .
rnlfvr Smith, Rlls9ll Bmu( tlmt) PttltOH
"The Und of Girl's Revue"
A 4 tilni fut HhOHI 1 "I. of Viitith nml llnuti
Kololnl, "III iiitir" - - - Mfs Hmt) tlwMMtoB
The Elks Ballet Chorus
Mlaaea i ODinuinit llarlan Pttllda. mii-kI' rniin. Mnnle
itrii k. WUim 1 1. 1 1 i i . Kara llnwimn. VIvImm
stiikiM. llMlsfe tltaypool, ludrv) smiiii
M I III: HliKH I' CHURI N
Mr. Oseni' iiess
iff rliig
TQtKtl "if OMM llii" "III,- ll.nnl.il.
"The Jazzland Revue"
'lUf l 'l. IHlHJ Cfumii f jiiiirlni; ihr Ihimiiti HbrtPK RMmntlOOttl
HtillK lllln fmrii MToflP) iiimI l!tn"
I XKVKH HAP ll.MMV' "I Ml M H liV
"The Novelty Revue"
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Mr. I ... I i .ii
Numbers
uChlM (ilrl" - - . Wnm tl Mpah It-. m'
(Willi Hi,- I lk', I! i lium, no I Mil.-.. I. lit.)
liiin't Mimi tin- itiiin" .... Tin- Novell Kumbr
(With Hi.- nin Until i chorM m lis n. n i Jstu HmmI)
Misses Wilma iiennett and Audrey Smith
In On Cotiwrj HotigsJom "In ilir I .nil 'n"
The Minnesota Agitators
It f I IL ' Mm int i in I .in lln ml
lliirnlil " ut" N In I riiitt tm "IIjiIm-" RltllVMNI
Obcrl "si"i' CNmm
"PltUj . a IMnnn " "Tlmt Old POrd ol Mlm "
"Melodyland"
nml
"The Kiddies Movie Star Parade"
P twwl MalofaM
'Von t un Tukr Mi Away IVon i . -
MlsMii Itiu
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"Tin Tin
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Viola
"The
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The Cast
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Whltn nml shut DM"
(irc'ii mi.l O.ilil Olfl1
Maaa OIH" ....
Narttbofl DM"
Itlae mi.l Ooid (.hi"
Murni in "t'liHilniilliin"
Ni'Kii in "Tin' Hpmii.it Dancvt
liiinii In "The Aparho
Ml.. Kallii'rlar Dttnan
Ml., i 'ij4nii MsMlatrom
Ml.. Mfrlla i Iimi i
Ml. . Vi'llli- llnumi
Ml--. Harlan i iiil.u
HbM Rtala Trlboii
i. mil- mi.-. Patricia it
- I. mi.' .mi., ii. hi HalilMm
I. llll.- Ml., lrulnlii 'I i, ii
Hack si'iin.'it t '. 1 1 . 1 1 1 . tiiri" - i, iiii.- mi.. Mraaora
Till-: ki.ks i'onv ( mints AND THK KIMH IMLI.Kr
(TlllltlS AS I'XSIIKlN MOHKLH
III. Ml
"The Hoodoo"
The Three-Act Mystery Show
MOOTS I III UntdlfliK "Tlir HOOdOO1 I mii u m ftth Will til
fonHH fOf ii time tlmt von un viiim utu ii In it I iiilrni UMH
u union, mrrcoi uiviiiu m- i iiii sjnm iniviintiiui- Mini n
pfodarUoti wontd him-, in iIoImk 'in' u win mill to your
pinUlllITi nml rfinrmlirr
"if jron like iin nhoWi fhy tu ftntt frirntuh
Hut pit B (Inn'l li'll tlirtn hOU It POOM'
Moctrtly, V J, MeNAVOHTAM.
The CaHt
((ill i'ii iii the ordn nf thalr nppnaranco)
xii.. Until ('iir.nii, ii voang Unit dai - Mta, Ircrn lleaklnii
mi.. Norah o'N. n, her srlttj Irluli lri chum - Mr.. A. o. Alilxxi
I iin- Iti-ouii, th. ilm-U-. Itltincl eiiltmmi iitiri.'t
Aiiit'n Hurray corporation lawyar ...
oilvt'i- H.ui. eoiMlartor .if rVynlllwiital l.iittltir.i
Bhrrldan Hran), "Tin btfleelor" ....
Kii-u Aii.'ii, dlatrlcl attornoy of fkntovii coulity
liilin Itlnltc, it fillfiu I'llRllll'ii .
Itoxlfl ill-nun. tin- myatory uiti mi
i.iitiit'r BarnMi condnrtor of C'ontlnviital iiinii
i.nki' Carnon, - Svw Vork finanlcal uinni
Scenario
Tin' Kronen of the plnj nil irnnsplre in a nrlvalo car ntlaohed i
(In- ri'iu- of On' Continental Limited rnroutc from
i.n. Ancclcs in i' Vork Olij
SI nun
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- i lawk Mmlth
- II. C. Bnrgeaa
Uelpha Wohnerk
t ernon ( 'lurk
Horn Athlfl
Notes
coner) for the prolonie hy the rjnHrln H, I'Iukk Meenlo
Company of Uon Amnio lor Mr. McNaiighlnn.
Hrenery fm- (lie plijy by the Mooro-'Puitii Mcdlile OfflnflNny of
Siiikniic tiir Mr. MeNaiigbtan.
Roatumea for ihn proiliictlon rrtnted ilp Hra. I 'ra HBNnuAt
mi, formrrli nf r 1 - si mild simp, i,... naelovi
SEAT SAIjfT
Opens at the Magill & Erskine Drux Store Fri
day, June 19th, at 10 A. M.
SCALE Ticket Tax Total
First 12 Rows 272 Seats $1.5(1 15c $1.85
Next 17 Rows 381 Seats $1.00 10c $1.10
GET YOUR SEATS EARLY
Uijf Dance at the Elks Club Wednesday night
directly after the show, with the Spokane
Symphonatcrs
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V- - - Mill II M H