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PAGE 2 THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, REND, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 28. 1086 RILAFOLLETTE FUNERAL SIMPLE Speaker Asks for Earth ly Immortality Congressmen Join With the State Officials In Pay ing Unusual Tribute I IT. P, Wir I" T Belli) Hulllin MADISON, Wis., June 22. I'nder nn oak tree, out on a slope coinim'.iul Ing a blue Wisconsin lake, Robert M. La Kollettc was buried today ii id o ii k the memories of his child hood. Willi reverent simplicity, the body was taken Ibis isfternooii from the state house down through a two mile luno of silent thousands and returned to the dust from which it sprang. liininhre him truly. And here ill his presence still, we may dedicate our selves to thai task. l'ears New TyranB) "III this new age of ludusuy and science, miinkluil the world over fa ces a new tyranny of economic power, larking the saving grftCBS and refining cuHuve of the aristocracies Of old. t'onfionted with the tragi' dies of soulless niateriul civilization. Robert Marion I.ti Follette had hi denvoied himself to the principle that Koiernmciit Is the guardian Mid servant of the life of all the people, to the Ideal thin stale craft should be an intelligent Instrument for so cial amelioration. "About him lire entwined the hopes of millions of the Intellectuals oi the youth, of the worltirs. (Mir lead er has fallen. We are gathered to say farewell, but Hubert Marlon I Koileite we will always lemember.' NflPttlf PIfNIP ' Officials Like Bend llUIUJll llUllC For Division Point DRAWS CROWD Order of Vasa Directs Festival By Paul H- Million (l!nittl Prrtw Stuff CotrSIBSBdSftt) MADISON, Wis.. June 22 Distii tnries of the slate and nation paid honor to Robert M. La Follette in a modest funeral ceremony today in the rotunda of the state house, where for six years be served as governor Senators mid congressmen Erom Washington, the entire house and senate of Wisconsin, the state su preme court and all state officials gathered before the bier to hear the eulogy of I,a Follette's old friend. Pr. A. K. Haydon, who told them lo devote their lives to perpetuation of his ideals. "The future democracy of which he dreamed is still to win." Dr. Hay don said. "He has buill himself into the life of America and into the structure of Ihe world. 'But we must give him an eariiily inimortuliiy m our lives "To be true to the vision as he was true, until every individual shaP have a full and free opportunity for a satisfying life this will be to re Try to Prove Epidemic In Shepherd's Defense (U. P. I-ckcd Wire to The tWnd Bulletin) CHIOAOO, June 22. Through the defense testimony of Dr. Herman N rtundesen. the Chicago health com missioner, attorneys defending Will lam D. Shepherd, ugalnst charges that he murdered Hilly Mct'llntock. this afternoon attempted to show that Billy contracted typhoid fever during a typhoid epidemic. "There was an epidemic of typhoid fever in I'hlcago last November and December." Dr. Bundesen testified. "McClintock became ill in November and died in December. "Our investigation showed It was caused by raw oysters blue points on half shell." Dr. Hundesen said. According to previous testimony. Hilly McCUntOCk ate raw oysters nt a hotel early in .November about two weeks before he became ill. Picturesque Folk Dancing Show Varied Steps In Afternoon Feature Attended by approximately 00 people, the Nordic mid summer fes tival, held Sunday on Tumalo islund under the auspices of the local lodge lot the Order of Vasn. has been uc Clalmed one of the best of Its kind ever held in the state Although ihe entertainment did not start until the cool of the after inoon, cars started arriving at the Island before 10 o clock Sunday "morning. Visitors continued to ar rive during the day. the majority slaying for Ihe feature of the festi val, ihe Swedish folk dancing. Kresh from Portland, where they took part in the annual rose festival. Ihe folk dancers. In their picturesque costumes, went through their varied steps on a platform built especially for the occasion. The lumber for this platform was donated by The Sheviin-Htxon Company. Features of the afternoon s enler- talnmenl were various competitive 'events and games, with the folk ftlancers as the main attraction. Re ireshments were served on the picnic grounds, under the shude of the ! trees. SWDY KIRK CAUSE UNKNOWN (U P. UmI Wire to The Bend Bulletin) SANDY. Ore., June 22. Cause of the fire which destroyed the Sandy Lumber company mill near Rrlght wood Sunday has not been deter mined. Loss was estimated at $25.-U00. st'RKKN PLAYERS WED ! (U. P. LeMed Wire lo The Bend Bulletin I I HOLLYWOOD. Cal.. June 22 I Helen Ferguson and William Russell, iscreen players,' married by a minister SOOday at the bride's home, are cruising In the actor's yacht. Helen, j which he bought and christened for ' Miss Ferguson. I Special Hot Weather Easy Payments Arrangement For Patrons Using Our Power ONLY $iaoo (Continued from pitgu 1.) 1 1 , to ill, country which ii lo lie lapped b) the Oregon Trunk elen Uioli. This extension was referred jto by Ihe rail officials as "a peaceful penetration, not an invasion.'" Many in Part) "Intention of the northern lines jto extend their mils from Bend in Klamath Falls is not an invasion j because ihe Southern PaclfU and Ihe northern linos made a Joint survey over the same route In 1910." Hudd said In referring to ibis extension on the eve of bis departure to Baud from Portland. "It Just happens that Ihe Southern l'aclflc was the first to mow in Ihe construction and now I thai company wishes n lo appear thai we are Irving to steal their ter ritory. We belong there Just us ihe Southern Pacific.'' tireat Northern official! and di rectors who cubic to Bend from Port land on the Special train BuUday morning were Ralph Budd, preaident, si Paul; Louis w mil. chairman of the board of directors, st. Paul; a c i.onng, president of ihe Plllabury Flour Mills Co. ami director of the Ureal Northern; Joseph Chapman, president of the I. S. Donaldson company and director of the tireat Northern: A. L. Orde.iu. preaident of She First National bank of Duluth and director of the Croat Northern; W. 1'. Keiiuey, vice president : C. O. Jenks. vice president. L. C. Oilman, vice president: K. L. Paetzold. sec retary and treasurer; M. J Costello. western traffic manager; A. J. Davidson, general manager of the s. P. & 8., and G. K. Yoiuw. superin tendent of the s. p ,v. s. Another member of the (treat Northern party, A. C. James. New York capitalist, accompanied the Northern Pacific rail chiefs here from Klamath Palls Members of the Croat Northern puny bere were: K. Hay ward Kerry, director North ern Pacific and vice president Han over Trust Company. New York City Charles K Perkins. director Northern Pacific Railway company, and of Chicago. Rurltiiglou & QtttBOy I Railroad company. Burlington. Iowa Charles Donnelly, president North ern Pacific. Scuttle, Washington Oeorge T. Held, vice president It Northern Pacific. Seattle, Washing- I H. K. Stevens, chief engineer Northern l'aclflc. St. Paul, Minn. I R. W. Clark, assistant to the presl- ident. Northern Pacific St Paul Minn. 0. H. Carey, general riuntel. Spo kane. Portland & Seattle railway, Portland. Charles A. Hart, attorney, Spo kane, Portland A Seattle, Portland. A. J. Wltchol, chief engineer. Spo kane, Portland tt Seattle. Portland. W. ft. Coman. western traffic manager. Northern l'aclflc. Seattle. P. E. Thlan. valuation engineer. Northern Pacific, St. Paul. (!. V. Lintner. engineer, Spokane. Portland & Seattle, Portland. SOONER OR LATER You Will Want to Live in BeauHM BEND PARK It is a charming new home community and becoming more bo every das'. Prices are lower than they will be six months hence, liny now while you can select some of the best and build later. Remember, yoti can have a Hooded (iuarantoe attached to your purchase without extra charge, which indemnities yon against loss and yon have three years to prove it out. Sold on terms without interest. DISCOUNT FOR ( ASH Bend Investment Company Phone 172 "WE NKVKR SLUM'" 859 Wall St. a heavy miuKIiik It (h hellevetl hy motor in tn that (tit sttirm resulted in eloadbvffvH lo Um MlttlMll country. While Ileml und l'tulty fil eu velnpetl tn .1 ittiKt itOffiafti with u heavy electric display t the nmith and east, the skleri In tbt Sisters ami MitoUtti dUtiicti unclouded. The sturm was evidently very local. JudKlim from report. JuM before the thun.ler rapn cov ered the nun in lirnd. the tempera tore here reached J2 ileKrei. setllnK a new high murk for the year. Down BALANCE ON EASY MONTHLY, WEEKLY or SEMI-MONTHLY PAYMENTS WITHOUT INTEREST Westinghouse or I Hotpoint Hughes RANGES These electric ranges cost less to own and operate than do fuel-burning cook stoves. The housewife has found them the ideal cooker, far more sat isfactory. They are a God-send during the hot period of the year. They are quicker and far more convenient, saving the litter, trouble and labor resuired by fuel-burning ranges. For a cooler kitchen, a better satisfied and a healthier and happier wife this summer discuss this plan with us. Ranges from $67.50 to $220.00 The Bend Water Light & Power Company County Court Adopts New Highway Location Th newly surveyed loeaUoB for Tin' Dalles 'California h Ifh era stratsbteatng lbs aaetlou from the south city limits of lleud lo laiva buttr. wiih adopted by lli' BOBBl) court lam week. Several petitions for flaatagea In addition lo those al ready awarded, were ilenlcd hy tin' I nul l The BetlUoaera itm n x Ooa wny. 1. II It,,. I S A lllakloy. Itoli Tt S. Ilitlican. K.'IU C lltllir. ill and J. a Ugbthlll, Tin- petition ,,r Qeorgs T afarplu slid A. I). Oordeii for a perinli lo operate a dMCS ball ne.ir I lie IiIkIi way Jllnt OUIalda (lie ,ltv llluilM, wiih denied, the prlaelpal rsason heinK ih.it sheriff s i: Roberta did not approve the petition. HIM I DIM. Hit I ISI. viiico Italia as tlaed $11 10, in eladlOg eoeia, ihln inornliis l Jim lice K Ii. OlbMB, on hla pica of aullly lo the I'hnrKe of dins on The Puller. California highway ap pronch laalda Ibe nn Ha w at reMed Sunilay hy SerKeiml Karl It Hon, ion of the tnlu traffic depart ment. i ind Ian i,iiii KKI.HO. Wash.. June II -Aftrr h' ltiK U'M for nearly to hours. Kreda Tncker, II, Castle Etoal sin. ap- ti. .I iiiiN Btornlni at t D'eioeh n a ram bobga at ituadi itetid. Biles north of her,' BOOB I lour Bills from wl'cro Mie disappeared HOLING IN ONE That'n the thrill thnt OOBM OBOt In a llfetlim. lint ti(l er yoo find your raofMllon on ( hi llttkn Of r- itrclileittM In a recent ye, itlMl nrt til I'ti t wen hurl W hlle llig r y.o.is Trnv polloybotdti i InkliiK nrt in Mporln .ti 1 recreation, uiol 1 of all nreldent rhttmn filed Wr Inined l Mill in Jin t-1 n- reived In thin way. Iel a TravelerH An lilnil I ol 1 - ry Kounl your hunk wd unl vbn yon i lay. J. C. Rhodes "htuiniii '' in ll Hi. um hi'" COUNTY IS SWEPT BY HEAVY STORMS Hail and Rain Follow Elec trical Display Accompanied by a heavy wind, hall and ruin, an electric Hlorm swept over the country unuthcnnt and leant of Mend Sunday afternoon, ac 1 cording to report being received j here today. The Htorm pained lo I the northeast, toward Ihe Mitchell i country. renultlnK In a heavy rain in i the south part of Deschutes county land Crook county. I Bend anglers who were at Kind lake Sunday report that Ilin storm I I broke over the Paulinas Willi the In- 1 tenslty of a cloudburst, soaking the 'fishermen before they could seek shelter. Considerable hall fell oret the Paulina mountains and In the vicinity of Powell Bntte, It is re-1 ported. Although only a trace of rnln fell IB Bend, that part of The Dalles-1 Calflornta highway south of Lara I butte was covered with water In places, motorists report The road north of the bntte was dUSty. The' Alfalfa community also came in fori 8jf STAGE LINES BEND TO KLAMATH FALLS I.KAVKN DAILY Bend to Klamath rails, o a.m. licud lo Odell Lake and inilroail poinls, H:I5 Connections niado with other slaves in lienrl and Klamath Falls PHONi; lUl-J OITIOK FRENCHIE'S SERVICE STATION ELK'S SHOW The 3-Act Musical Revue "The Hoodoo" A Riot of Fun and Thrills Tuesday- Wednesday "The Hoodoo" is a guaranteed production and is the sensation oi the theatrical season Pretty Girls $5000 Special Effects 50 People Spokane Symphon-aters 3 Big Acts 10 Scenes Seat sale now one at MaKill-Lrnkine Drugstore Admission, $1.00 and $1.50 B "Scotty" Rae GET YOUR SEATS NOW ' i i g I i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i
