The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 01, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN Tin; WRATH Ml Kulr Lot) lull I unci TIihimIhv Central Oregon's First Leased Wire Neivspaper m i i 1 1 1 i . 1 1 ii 1 mill northl wind THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON JULY I, 1926 VOL. XVII. NO. 22 TIIMAIH CV?TFM lUUMLU J 10! CM CANAL WEAKENS CAUSING FLOOD Crews Work to Repair Break This Week NO LACK OF WATER I'pi.er Reservoir and Old Canal still Supply Pic nic Party Surprised A r hIi of water raised Hip level of ilic Iicsihiiics nearly two 1 When .1 taction dI (ha iii wm ol tin paecbtttea Uoaotj Municipal im , .in iluirli-t lust below the . . I X ,. clock Tuesday 11 Ik It t Thll MCtlOU of canal cairles sulci both from TamalO creek nml from 'i... 1 1.... ill HlH lii.lnif im low the Inui l hnIi lending from Hi.- -" "niouniercd uurm I'll'' of l Irt beside ll "lull dllch iiw.-v.-r Hi- nimriii in Mm iii Tb i"' in'ii' apparently lhe did a ,-r for lock nf water tlurliiK I It- "iil inisraault mill fell rlxht IBFM "i tour 'li) bMl Ml Pt ' ldl up Bl Hi" l'l" of Hi" roucl The .wiry in repair thi break Ii tllll MP " badly dBMMged Apparent! ,,. wniiT frnm Tu auric creehltbe woman " thrown elear of in turouxh the 11 Columbia Houlhern I mm bine as H overturned i mil. aad baa eoe watar i Iba -1 when foaad Koaalf'a form in it h um win hiiii i aii in- utilised nn uiiiHmi aataral imikihuh i the Hi Rolf IIii-Im-'I I'rcwii i-iiiiloyed by the dlalricl h - ere hard al work loduy tlllliix thai I,,, xaah rui tir Ihe rush of fr I ..ili l M lrr II I Mi l.ellan ho ed lo haye llir hleak repallid lielore s.iliirduy Thls was a seciion of dlich which WOI rabaUl ! years at.' and was known to l- weaker than other tmris hill was mil considered duiixerous A Im-ak occurred lu Ihe niiiul run mux from Itend. Just a year axo m day. The rush nf flood water down Ihe Hi-si hules reached Tlltllalo Island last Blthl ill a lime when a Kroup ol Mend ynunx I pi", nn-mliers of the I'rcshyterlun chrlsilan Kndeavor. n ere hnlillnx a ,lrlll- llier Alarmed al ill" Bunnell rismx 01 tin- at ream, ma pan i"" " " 4I11I III niroiUK nie ii.ni"" I tba stream helw i the Island and the west hank two of the uulomo l.lles were uuulile for a lime in ad-) vance across Ihe Increased current Tba wen- extricated wilhoui dam , axe Problems of Pacific VipwpH bv Institute aanlllm from daformatloa of tha lnnara would iir.-uin.ihi in- tu na lc "J ",a aartb'aeruat." whlla "tallurle" moBBaal 0Btha, bat this xov- ut. p. LipmI win-1" i ha nii batosBol HONOI.UL1 . July I The first loaUtata of Pacific ralatlnna opanpd lu re today, wiiii Dr, Ray Lyman Wll bur. president of Stanford university, j ma k I iik a sinlemeiu as chnlriuau for Die American delexallon. Barly tall al the inatltnta vat upon the advhmblllt of aattlBI up parmananl machinery for "ttndlni the facts" on PaClttC problems and then rOBCb I ni amicable solution:! for troubles which In the pool have been lespi.tislble for considerable friction In Ihe Pacific area I ir Wilbur slated thai only receni I ihe United suites hud awakened lo peculiar eondltlono on the Pacific eoaal Ha compared im mix ration of , anil ('liliii.Mi. In the Anier ,, ,, , ,m i i,it,, I llllll I 1,1 III' mini "11 f mi the Allanllc Soaat, Race mlviur. . Inforiorltv was at Ihe ba.li ol America,, opposition to ori-! euiiti ImmlfrAtlon, he wild. Flood In Baker County I isr. ys 1 i . ls Without ratalltieS tti. r. . nml wirr tnTiw Bind BOtlttla) HALFWAY. Ore.. July I A cure ..i , il a. i.i.l,., no person was killed In III" flood loosed In the North I'liie creek valley ...i il... L'lul, l.nL.1 i r i 1 1 i i i , 1 1 1 dnm broke yeatordny. A. A wall of water swepl down the .uley io Copper field, nearly SQ miles' ii vtii y . One man was cnuxhl In Ihe flood i i... 1 have iilu nr.. .. . . ..... i i ... ..i. ...... norie.l lost al I ike Fork 1 i -i i., iu,. rmintv .inilCr in Vast .Ulllliy (Jets Penitentiary Term TUB DALLES, July 1.--A lan - leiice of three yonra In I he slnle pool- : Lowell, Miihh., plckntl up hy the Tiih- tenttary wm libpoiad o niio Ulbanta in u long lanroh for ltd rto Coleman, former onunty juiior eon- tlmi. rlctad of Inroeny of fundi (fdni tna Cnptaln iinvid w. Bono of the Hherll'I' M nfflce, liy I'lrctlil .IiiiIko wiisnn toduy. A uotition requesting imroln, Hold lo have boon c Imilulcd, wuh nut presumed. Attorney for Coleman announced they wnuiti nie a motion for appeal and hull wuh hci in 9,000, Two Dead ,n Car Wreck' Cause Remains Mystery Contractor mid Woman Vic tims In Portland Tragedy Mini i Wheel Mutual Lifelike In Poaltlon. i tut iiiuU in Pound in in- Urokou i P, :. UHd Win in Tba iwni UuiMlm I' (I U T I. A N Ii. July I Whl xtrani urrencc took plaoa mi tha Powall wiii.y road Bayly ihla Ipi remained a metier ol conjecture tmiii) aftar i dead paraona wara found there by aalolata Tin- body Mlaa Margaret Hatty, 27. wuh lying aoroaa in' road. Near by waa an aatomoblla, mmuiiiiK ba if ii huii baao parbadi with daad aiao ni iba wheel n- waa latnj ldatl find aa William Koealg, a contractor Tu mill in iihi anaaoal Circum stances. Ill,' discovery was made by Iwo motorist llli alelllll,-d to villi rumilnK over tin woman's body. They turned llirlr machine Inln Ilic bunk of m-wcr illlrh lull II ill, tferown "ni" iIk pfoglrate form after tha ooronar! Jury axons to ad I tha Bondllloa of ibi firn automo- hlli' In- nun -lulled tin' machine, wheel, hut his hack was lilnken and was dt-ud SCIENTIST TELLS OF EARTHQUAKE CAUSE Hoadjuslment of Karth I ay- m . . 1 ir II. 'f t'simiM i c lit IVoffWKM1 Itarfat-lt- DMMUMlU i lulta n Sr tin. I i VYritbi f'.r (h United Pr yABNSA. Italy, July I Th" 1 causes of ihe earthquakes in Cxllfor ! ulu are neliher olranlc nor leclonii and niusl he found in Ihe exlennlre : telluili ai llvlly which Is hecnuiinx ,,,., ,,. North Amirlca and Asia us I predlcied recently inrouxn , the I tilled Tress. tlr r, ri ,.urlli.iiskcs In Canada m, xt-xl-. followeil now hy the ( urriila iiiakes .are manlfeslatlnns )f increaslnxly xerlous malady wn,.h rarinR i the viscera of the BIBBI planetary body. "TactoBle" means perininiiiK to. hhI tntmlaiMa ami oslMrnnl fnnns of or pertalnltiK 10 th" earth, pro. la from Ihe eorth." This means (hut the California triniiiies iiii iint xrlaa front axtarnal deformations of the earth, but are n suit oi powerful forces stininx laalda tha earth a son of readjust mani or the layara beneath tin nn- foce. Two Would be Willing To Follow La Follette MILWAUKKR. Wis July I Two oandldntea f"-.- tha eonntorlal sent made recant by the daatb of Hanatnr RnhsH l I n Knllelle Wis cousin s Ineurgenl republican, were Officially In Ihe field today Krancis r. McOovern, republican, 'oiun-i lOTsrnur oi msvvnsiHi ismi. pnbllc announcement today thai in- v. tin in iiini i tu i itt r uiitMM' fi r-ti i . Roy Wilcox, also a repuhllcun, an nounced hla candldaoy laal night, He I I wuh a candldata for governor in 19181 i ii nn seam i" isswi McOorarn declared that It elected ihe will Hiipnnrl the "couinieiidahle efforls of tin- nallonal admlnlsliiitlon ul down Ilo- expense of gnrerti - inenl io reduce mxes ami lo retire tha , Ind.-I.lediicss us rupldly UK 1 possible. (l OllfPSter rishermen Casrxxsl A (fas- fnllicirxn ua yx.xj nil' i vviiv N 1. W loillx. July I .Mile i, ion- eaatar flahermen, snatched from lhaltnstles conn t tha tVasen mssin jwiileis of lluuiU, renu bank after Iho Brltlan llnar Tuaeanla hod run down lihoir iiiiio craft Rax lb Utp fog of lHmy nmrnlng, come Bofely Into p0ai today aboard tha Tuaoanht. With tham came, loo, tho body of jthetT skipper, Thninus Downey of i Tilsciiiiln wuh lieurt broken ul tilt crush which had taken tho lives of I I other sea furors who wore plying their perilous callliiK off the honks and iihoiil ready to tl nil hock to I the New tongland pori with o hebty tmtbh, SEEK TO QUIET CHINESE ISSUE AT CONFERENCE U. S. Plans to Call Meet ing of Powers CONDITIONS GIVEN Responsible Central tiovern ment Must he Accepted By Factions, Stressed III. . UM WIN 'e 'I'h'. U. ni llullcllnl WASHINGTON, July I Thd Uallod Sim Iniineillnii' ovarnmani i taklna Ii- in rail a Jolni raraaaa "f iih in i iiiuu. i , tmffic uffirer. tmly imikiiIIiIIiiii'h nf nliolliluii nf for-: viciur Baton iiiy polleaman, m alia aitri tarrltorlal nxiu. u nro-; t cm ii -i tu nrrmt Thomaaoo, inn h" vlili-il In a ri-Kiiliilliin imnnpil ul the I fed Into a IxilllriK and loekod bint- Waablncton arnu eonfaranaa. im-u in . imiiiniani Kukhi ami n.u- Thin liif'iriiiutloii wan ntiiulni'i! ry WilllnniN. kIuIi- iruf fit offlrnr. ni froin a hlvh adnlnlatml loll ufflrlal i i,niiti'il in force IhWr way In un'l toiiny. who axplolnad thai tnu kov-I Tbonaaon tvaralad than n- would i.i n in. . I n.nllv In iiIiiiIIhIi I'Vlril Llll . Icrrllurlul rlxht In China under cer tain condition!. Vh.i. r I V',.,. A l,...rr,.v j who h i-ii route to in lionl ut !' I kin. la heliiK atlvUetl of the ailmInU-! ItraUOD'l dtetoiOBi II VU auld. Thl Roveriitnefit t nm.-mpl.it --m up - I.., mi mi fallal amniaBi Is-ilnsi as i... xeiher will, experts, tu meet' lu Ml...,.hal or P..KII, anil will re,., otht- tr'i pttwiTH lo ilo Itkf-1 ; a Jtu 1 1 unlit 0M ii Mi T h ith the ultfil SlaU'H wtiiihl - . in Kruilual tiholttloii of fxira ti'rrliorlallty art: CodltlMtlOl autl tintfirutloti of lu- , MTii.moii.ii i Kstalillshmenl of t 'htiies", Judiciary ipoi n i' Ac-eptancv hy rival native fac j lions of an aiilhoi'Hallve and re- spoiislhlc cenltal Kovertiment iapa- hie of prnieciinK Icxlllmale forabjB luterealx. After tile first condlllnn is met 'uc I lll.eil Malls Is aKleealile to thr prawnt toraian JBOBaa aiiministerlnx - it prnmamm uiiimmeni oi pile inner i.u i luiliil ions i lie au- inlnlstrallnn has finally decided thai j In 'lew of ihe present anil foreixn d insiratlons and the demands of the Chinese xovernment for Ireuly revision lhal no time should he loal in bOrdlBI a conference lo consider Want Qnlck Declarioa 'Ihe Joinl mei-lini; of Ihe lOinmls- " at win no mi 1 1, ,t t is possible '" bBBtaa a decision. Since the powers axreed In Ihe WeahlBRton arms (inference resolti- "" " revision of Chinese trciilles "f 'bam have chanted their po- illlon Thai resolution provided for such a conference at Shanahal within three montha, but.Cblna later asked for poatponemeni on tha Rrounda of Chaotic local conditio na, Durlnx Ihe last year the Peklnx xovernmem has been n . im u conference ami treaty revision, hut (ireat Britain, Japan and France have refused Besides the nine powara atanaton the waaBiBfton conference resolution which nn- eligible for participation In III" ptiipnsed treaty revlslo - ference. four other BBtlOM which nan- subscribed lo thai resolution mny semi n pn-sentatives. rhev are i i,, rwu ami asnio, inxtus sxre imswusn, iwwj "'- Nina powers which sixm-d theltary r mate Iv.-iiokb .....i the ci.i- , c r . i i 'i'ii mo a re n i lia . t'nll States, Ureal llt llnln, Kranco. Italy, Belglnm, Japan lantla and Porttttubt. rite Nether - Clint resolti-! .'"nil ' ion, tiifj powers were "prepared" to relinquish extra terrt- lorlal rights when satisfied thai Ihe stale of ihe Chinese laws, the at- . ratmeineuts for the admlnisirallon i nml other eonaldaratlona warrant. I aw . Fine of Five Dollars (xivrn Watrn SnppnVr Ar,(,r . ,,,, f ,,.lly8 ml poet - jponamenta, Paul Chlldera, Tha Dalles mtiinmv, fluiilly pleaded kiiIUv In , Ttiesdav and was (nad $5 on B ohargt of apeadlng, preferred by state Trafflo Officer Barl B. Hdnatbn, says The Hallos Chronicle. when Houston arretted Ohlldara 'over a month ago, Ihe attorney filed a counter charge of speeding agalnai HoiiHlon. cloimliiK lhal the officer! WHWVUK, oiy lc ' im nonioa ot had trapped him by enticing him Into the devil hnve dCOcentled on the ii nice down the Columbia RWdr f eburcn in the aarb of ovotntionlata, highway. This Houston dahled, I '""V Sunday, famed evnngellsl, de- Attorney Oenernl i. H, Vafl WinktdNbretl hen- today, prepared in defend Houstot) on tho ground thbt ho has iurlldi0tton.ini HONOH LI', July I. rifty.five any purl of Ihe stale, which was da-jahlpe of the Unlt Slates navy snllcil nlotl hy Chlldera, This charge aguliiHl from Honolulu at 0 a. to. today on a linn-ton wna dismissed abvarnl dayalfrltindlj cruise to Australia ami ago. ZcmIiiiiiI. X53 Lfe . ..i.,.. ton, Shot at Vancouver OfNftVa Unllai Prevents Badly Wounded YOjath from Com rrilitldp Suicide II. I. I."! Wir I" Tin- Bawl HulUI in I VA.WOI' VKIl. Wah . July 1 - hi amblttotla daapmi for eaay nonay win probably .,.' to tha daatb ol Joyce Thoiuahon. eooatry youth of Carllon. Ori'icon, who wan aliol after hf uttetupl''! to roll iIim I'niti-d Slati-H National hank bara today. Vouni ThoadMe m fmatnttad lu an aii-itiit 0' rnli ill- hank. ail. in- mad hiH paaapa )- forclna Kn Van !)irv-ii to ilrlvi- him from i1 city In an id- loft Van panran on tba Hartal Hank lilitliway, and thougbtlcaal) took a xluK" liound for PortbUld tbroagfa Vanaottfar. Van Darvan lot - B0n-,w,.,i ii,,. taitB and K.ive tUo alarm Williams K"t Hi" dour OPai mill ahol Ihe nil I, throuxh llie mnmach ln.... I I tti lit a. I In .n. IK h ' hhum Just a- he wuh ahout to fire a bullet thfounh hi own he.U. 'a liullct rrom Katon n n'vnlviT utrurk Jiin hand and TliotnaJMHi own sun iirii.-iiH nnU a atflavlii wound. Word from Carlton said ihe youth was the sol, of all old family I hiKhly HpM'U' KREUTZER PLEASED AT PROSPECT HERE Surprised at Extent of Ir- riicahle Lands Deep appreciation nf the possi bilities nf the Daaafenlaa project wu Bipraaaad hy (leorxe C. Kreutier. di rector of recmtnallon ecnnonilca of the department of the Interior, while on a n ip over t no projei i i -.i.-souj. .. raMrtMl hv the OtflctaU of (ho Deschutes project who acconi- pa nidi- him. I didn't rNillie thai there wax anvihlnx like Ihla down here." Krculier said x the parly passed Ihe Mint atll north of the Crooked river canyon and surveyed tba brood ,,, f asrlculiurnl' land beyond ereen at present with one of the best wheal crops In years Kreutier was token lo lllxxs by M, 0. Wallace, to take the train to Join Secretory Work and Commis sioner Mead at Yakima The oilier members ol his parly. Professor W I. Powers of (). A. f ,,rofewlir ,-i,res K. Shaw of Ihe Dnrveralty of California, H. n ip- Iiiiiii. Boremmenl expert on soils, and lleihi-ri H Newell, manaxer of Ihe Klamath project, returned In Bend Tuesday ereolBfi Mawoll left for Klamath Palla and the others i tossed Ihe McKenXla paai.OB their way to t Vrvallls. LATE WIRE NEWS (By t'nlted fiess) WASHINGTON. July I. Plans for 1 enlllajt soon a joint Chinese confer - nMce of the powcre for grnutuil aBotl-1 Hon of forelni exti-i, tcrrftomu , licse iiiuiimi'i, . 1 1 mi t'nileil Stiilcs novel lilneol Is aclively j supporting tin- project. rvrxnixliXXJ 1 '"x, am., .. "ni iitiniirrii i ninese. nein ai .xn.xei isi- Hoita fm- funding Ihe Italian war and by Immigration authorities, rlot ilcbl "III be rcsmncil In August, BOCed there yesterday, ii was reveulod i-elni-y of the Treasury Mellon an - noitnceil today, ilcnylng Hun liter. luni hot mi a biciik In llle recent run ferottco. Before the ontnuniiona Wore nude, taken. Mario Albert I. minister plenipotentiary, Informed the AtMerlrnn tletogntion Him after the iii-ellininai-y t-onversatlotiH he vToaltl return to ftta country or adtll- ltlonul data, us he has rlotM lea hi. It was WAHHINOTON July I. rVdernl PfOhlbttlon Commissioner Hoy A. Haynca, for four yeara national ,11- welnr nf prehtbltlon enforcement, is plated lo he the major cnsualtv In Uip now reorgaalaatlon achemc-, it I""" imiioiinccil here. HUMIDITY LACK OVER WEEK END MENACES WOODS Fire Warnings Sent Out by Weather Bureau CAUTION IS URGED Record Number of People Expected In Forests for Fourth and Fifth (II. I I . Wlr. Ui Thr Brn.l I' . ' ' 1 PORTLAND, July 1. Foroat fire warnlnfa vara aaain hroadaaat today by tin- dlatrlal offlaa of th" iroathar baraau arhleb baa alchtad more hot iraatbar and dfyfu ainda headed inward tli" BOrtbwaat, The hoi weaihi-r Ik i'Xiected to heirln alioul ThurKday. Th" warnliiK of the Imri-au WUft thai nortbwaal and north arinda, ii- alhly awlnSlM lo th" noreaeual In the w"iern portion of Orexon and 1 " amiliiKioii ni- i-'F' teu i iri tht humidity and tnrrcase the fire tlliriHK Ul- HSZ1 19 lttH. With Ins humidity und dryinK wlnds forecast in warninxs hroad cast from Ihe weather hureall office. It. L. i'luuih. supervisor of Ihe Des- rlnites forest, today made a ree.t """ I"!'1" '"'' "f 'N I ' ' , 1 - rtjiiuLii '- i 1 j , ' r of July week end exercise every pre caution. Many Knnii WrM Sldi Ttie fire danger period eomen at moKt unfortunate time. In the opin ion of fnii -t yiervire officiant. Mince it it expected that there will he a record iiuinloT of people in the woodx of Central Oregon helween now and Monday, nlnce both Saturday und Sunday are holidays. Many fumllfe and fishermen plan on leaving Rend PHday cvcniiiK. An examination of the fire permitx iRHtied today in Hend shows that a targe number of people are coming to the DeHchutes country from Port laud and other places in Went em Oregon to spend the double holiday. Jackson Hole Prepares For Another Landslide (It. P. Wir-f tnTW Bml Bulletin) JAt'KSON. Wyo.. July 1. The Jackson Mole region near here was prepared today for its thin) and largest landslide. A crack extending several miles over the north end of Sheep moun tain had widened considerably todav under the steady beat of a heavy rain for the last two dayn. . William Harris, telephone oper ator lnthe isolated region, said the slide "may come today or it may not come for years." Meantime precautions have been taken lo prevent loss of life should the slide occur. All live stock In the region has been driven to safer ground. The threatened slide is expected to crash into the valley of the tiros Ventre near where the slant ava- 1 louche nf o week axo completely 1 ilamined Ihe river. Bayonets Quell Rioting Of Chinese Immigrants (U. P. I.cs.cl Wire to Thi- Hi ml BultetlB) san FRANCISCO, July 1. Three : today, I roups with bared bayonets iiuietlnx them only after a score or more hau bean wounded. Stale bread, alleged lo have been served lo Ihe Chinese, was the inime liiate cause of Ihe riot, which OC ourred in the dining hall, but alleged delay in handling tbalr cases was al Ihe bottom of the trouble. II was said. None was seriously Wounded In Ihe melee of chairs, knives and navonels. but the Chinese fought off Ihe troops for several minutes. Today the Ori enluls are under lock and key. Turner, Oregon. Station Held Up By Lone Negro (U. P, l.rara Wire to The Bend Bulletin) BAIiSMi July 1. A lone negro hold up Ihe Southern Pacific Station at Turner, Oregon, at 1:80 a. m. to day, according to word received here. Stepping Into llni station, Hie nngro hovotl o revolver Into the face of Duncan Lawtu operator on duly, and forced hint to get Into a box cor. Where tha negro locked him in. The robber then loolod Ihe depol. Inking llJilB from tho cash drawer. Books of Government Closed As Year Ends Chance to ( nrr Out Needed Pro- ..i. -in of Federal Kiiii-hir Now l RcfOlpUWfl Buiutia) (V, P. I-M"I Wirt- tnlhr Hm WASHINGTOHt July 1. Thf 1llllM StutH Kovrnmtni- blKCMHt Im ni niy In the worlfl cliiMfd Km bOpkl today for the f ih al year 1935 with u KiirpltiH of ahout $210.000. 00ft. Thin uiifxp-ctwl orofii mi'aiit thut more man mm, . du) be avallaiUf lor in n-v tax r-tni noil aahana to ba worked out by th" win- t-r ronxr"Hi Only tiPa.dtO.aaa wa avulluhl" laHt year when ronxreHi Mlantied 2 , per enl off the hill. The new fix:-. ur'-i for thin flaral year and eitl-' mates for the one eudinx next June indicated that twice that amount will he availalile for ihe new cut. If the ordinary policy of permit-islon whatever and vi-ry lilltle com ting all the surplus to be used for ment. Workmen in th' upper storfea tax reduction Is followed, the present of ruined buildings paused for a few Jitll oC tht- iitpatr would be cut minutes to assure themselves that down about II per cent. 'the gentle cradling motion was not Hut that is not the prevnt scheme. 1 the forerunner of one of (he banging Officials of the treasury department shocks of the previous night, and and admfnln'ration leaders on f'upl-Mhen resumed work, tol hill believe that not more than The temblor was not severe enough S00.M6,ft or S400.ooo.ouo should to hrin any additional debris lo th be used for tax reduction purpose. ; Greets. Slight dust clouds at one or Many governmental improvements two polntl were the only visible re are needed and a new and costly , BU.j, building program may be put through. D0HENY EXPLAINS SECRECY IN DEAL Oil Exploitation Hastened By War Fear, Stated (U. r. Lasud Wir toTtw Bend Bulletin, NKVV YOItK. July 1. An osser- ii,,,, lhai tin. Washinxtnu limitation of arms conference lo 1H21 was called to prevent threatenlnx hostili ties in the Pacific which had badly frixhlened naval officers, was made todav in an interview with K I.. Do- heny. wealthy oil man. published in and copyrighted by the New York Times. The interview was presented as Doheny s story of the events leading up to the leasing to him of the K!k Hills. California, naval oil reserve, The leasing resulted in a senatorial Investigation. Doheny s Indictment with former Secretary of the Inter- lor Albert R. Kali for alleged crimi - nal conspiracy and litigation under which the lease had been called in- valid. Doheny was quoted by the Times as saying the work done under the lease was surrounded with secrecy lo prevent foreign delegations to the conference learning that even at the;"oue.d the destroyed area today, but moment the Toiled States w as en Vaged in warlike preparations. Rains for Northwest 1 I CUItUUll Ul 1 III. P. l-cav-il Wire to Thr Benil Bulletin) SANTA Cl.AltA. Cel., July t. July will be a month of fair in Call - fornia. hut (here will be five rainy ! periods for the Pacific northwest and , Arizona, accordlnx to the sun apotlquake fund of 3,500.n00 which the weather forecast ol' Father Jerome S. Hiciird. issued here today. llrilish Columbia. Washinxtnu. OreKon. Idaho and Arizona may ex pert disturbances July :t. 4. a and 0. when there will be some cloudiness over California and sprinkles over the mountains. July S. fi and in another aerlea Of disturbances is due for the nortbwaal and Arizona, with lOUda in ''all - fornia. , Other disturbances In the north west ami Arizona are scheduled for July 10 and 20. IS, .'7 and -.'fl: July 21. August 1. 2 and August S. A and 11." The coast and Interior is promised "cOnaldarably warm 11 io 14. Shepherd to Make Offer Of Millionaire's Will (If. P. I.ciwisl Wire to The Bern! Bulletin) CHICAHO. July 1. William I). Shapherd'a tight to obtain the 51.- 000,000 estate of Ills ward. Hilly Mc- Cltnlock. was postponed today until Friday, July :t. The action came at the reqaeal of his own attorney. Hob ort Stoll. On Hint dote he will offer for probnte young McCltntocke will. CHUMICAI, EXPLOSION KILLS 111. r i.-ii ..vi Wire to The Henri nullotln) I1KHL1N, July 1. Two pei soli um reported dead and 16 Injured in an explosion in the Scherlng chemical works, whim mow oil me root oi i ne factory and Hltaltered wnttiows in , passing trains. SANTA BARBARA IS UNTROUBLED BY NEW QUAKES Slight Dust Cloud Only Visible Result LITTLE INSURANCE 81,000,000 Against Losses Estimated At Thirty Times the Amount (U. P. Lrul Win la Thr B-nil Hullrtinl SANTA BAKBAKA. Cat, July 1. A very allxhl earth tremor shook Santa Barhara at :: a. m The new quake canned no confu- SANTA BAItllAKA. Col., July 1. The tremors which shook into mined heaps of brick and mortar the tSth century mission and modern edifices thut were Santa Barbara's pride, ap parently had ceased today unit throuxh the ruins the city reasserted itself in work of reconstruction. With a respite of more than 12 hours si nee. the last shock was felt, the energies ond efforts of the cly i administration turned today from re ; lief work and vlxilonce to xathcrluy: coi-.triliutiom for tli" rehiiililinK of . Santa Barbara. A conservative appraisal by Insur ance underwriters placed the total property loss here at t30.ooo.nili. Only 51.000.000 of this was protect- ' insurance. i o !otinft; Then was no looting and no pllfer- ' ing. A milkman driving away from ( the (.uadalupe Tatholic church with I empty bottles led to a remark that a man had been seen "removing vesaeln ' from the churrh." anil this was din- torted into a report of looting. Chief of Police Desglandchamp ltold the Cnlted Press there had not been a single instance of looting or disorder. ; Regular police, aided by a com- pany of 40 sailor from the fnlted States steamship McAuley and vnlurt- rary militiamen and members of the American legion did picket duty I their presence was lo prevent inter ' Terence With the work of wrecking bre;:k. Aitl for the work f reconstruction 'came from all parts of the United San Krancisco. which suffered u. j similar fete, followed by a disastrous 1 fire 1!) years aXo. sent SaO.OOO for : immediate aid. Other California 1 cities contributed. Wealthy OlTT lid Iticli residents helped swell thi city managers asked for. In addition to a loan of t20.0illl.000. William 1 Olbbs McAdoo xave lit, $00. Mat Fleischman. "yens! king." who three weeks ago gave $200,000 for o new harbor, added IS. 000.' Wrecking crews and Rungs of w orkers at lacked the debris scattered hy (he heavier quakes of Monday and Tuesday ninrnlng and it was esli- ' muted that Slale street, running through the heart of the business section, will he thrown open to truf fle In seven days. Every idle Santa rtorboran was rounded up and put to work. Only a few residences were de stroyed by the iiuakcs, so Ihe utimher weather Jutyjof persons living as homeless whs small These pitched tents III fields or on the lawns, where even thns, whoee houses remained Intact pre ferred to sleep. Hotels Condemned The San Marcos building. Santo Barbara's largeal office structure, was too badly demolished to permit of repairs and Its one wnll whlrh withstood the shocks waa ripped down. Kour hotels, the California, Virginia, Surf and Darbnro, were likewise condemned. Four others, the Carlllo. 101 l-.ncnnto. Samarkand and Kl Mlrnsol. will be rebuilt. siate street win be reconstructed for 20 blocks from the ocean, from which it leads, The architects will follow ilo- Spanish designs favored by the founders of Ibis reHort. The old mission, which wa i an at (raotlon l0 lour,t, was damaged. ,M, Fa t her Augustine announced It (Continued on pago 2)