The Bend bulletin., July 03, 1925, Image 2

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aSaUMaIJA i M klmXJ f flU driven on by sensational reports, IttJl&Jlj I jjXhalJLia.' I iSaHaaoTmj WH
Lawyers Want Case In JJJ
U. S. Court
Element of Comedy Intro
duced Into Evolution
Issue Deplored
t (U. P, I I Wlr.loTh- UmiiI "ullrtlm
I'UlrAliO. July :l Attorneys fur
John T. 'Scopes In Ills trial fur al-
Igged violation of tha Tennessee mil
evolution law, will file 11 ttill for an
InJiinotiou wlili li would plnre 'ho
cane In a fcili'ral I'ourt at Nashville
or t'haltaiHioita insteuil of the dls
t riot eouri al Dayton, Clarence Har
row, one ot Seniles' lawyers, an
Uouiued here today.
Dai-row revealed the drastie
eliane ill trial plans in an Interview
immediately after his arrival here
ti'oni a conference in New York City
with John K Neal. Dudley Weld Ma
lone ami Balnbrltlga CDlby.
The attorneys definitely ileriileil to
file the petition for the Injunction,
harrow declared, ami this action
probably will lie taken next Monday
or Tuesday.
"We have two major reasons for
this decision." Harrow said. "We
want to stop the daily boo now un-
drivttn on hy sensational reports.
considers II partly as n meloilriima.
partly as light comedy.
"By ohanglhg the trial to federal
Jurisdiction, all this would he
changed.
' 1 here would lie no witnesses, no
ast crowds. Atiornoys would sltn-
nrRtie (lit1 case on its legal merits
hefore a dignified judRe.
"The second reason for our de
cision is the conviction that this case I
is of such nation wide Importance I
that it belong! In u federal court. A
del isloti by a federal court would i
.tunc Tat' more itupottance as a na-1
It tonal precedent than a derision hy a
slate court. Considering the facts'
.that three states already have ami
evolution 'laws, the other slates are!
considering passing theni, and thai I
ami scientific measures of similar j
nature may crop up at any time, thej
Importance, ol etunllahtng a national
precedent can not lie exaggerated.'
Tieup of Winter Supply
of Fuel Hinted
Union Heads Interpret Em
ployers' Acts As Alow
to Organization
of
Stole
Is
Rooster and
Complaint ot
Hen
Owners
Claiming that the
the act of stealing
rooster and a rose couth harrcd rock
hen from their chicken yard. Mr. and
Mrs. 11. L. Ogden signed a complaint
of petty larceny against George J.
Duttteld in Justice k. i Qtlaon'i
court this morning.
Outfield pleaded not guilty when
arraigned this morning. His trial
was set for this afternoon.
Put It lu The Bulletin
memre
hails its kings of miles ;
T pays to get the miles
our of "Red Crown"
that the Standard Oil
Company's years of
gasoline-making ex
perience have put in
it.
Red Crown is simply
crowded with miles
see the records be
low that this year's trophy winners made in
the big annual Los Angeles - Yosemite Econ
omy Run. They prove it!
USE THE RED CROWN MILEAGE CARD AND
START AN ECONOMY RUN OF YOUR OWN
The secret that the expert knows is in getting
Red Crown's miles our. The new Red
Crown Mileage Card just out makes it as
simple as a-b-c to increase your mileage. It
tells what to do for your car your carburetor
and just how to DRIVE to get 15 to 30
miles extra per tonkful with Red Crown.
(Remember for the biggest event of its kind
in the West they have chosen "Red Crown"
exclusively for nine consecutive years. Itll pay
you to follow suit ! )
Start your own economy run today on Red
Crown gasoline with the Red Crown Mileage
Card at your nearest Red Crown pump (red,
white and blue) the best buy in town by
MILES.
It;. V. U'usoJ Wire lo Tlio Ibml Rulk'tinl
WASHINGTON, July :!. Threat
neral strike of the nation's
half million coal miners nrich would
Completely tie up next winter's fuel
supply, naa aroused government ob-
servers here who are watching w ith '
anxiety a situation dully growing In!
gravity.
An issue has hceu drawn between
operators and miners which in threat
ening the lite or the union orgiinlta-!
auglit him In Won and not h sides are prepared to
barred rock I'if'" " nnt.
Kor weeks the trouble has been
brewing quietly. It had its origin in,
North West Virginia coal llelds. i
where the union has virtually been I
driven out of the state, as revealed
by the united Press in n recent series I
of articles describing conditions'
theiv. Production of union coal re-:
ports only about 10 per cent of the,
total production of the region, where
five years ago the fields were nearly '
90 per cent utiionlted.
Numerous operators, contending
that they could nut mine 000,1 on at
$7.-5 union scale, have closed their
pits, to reopen them a few weekA!
luter on u non-union wage scale be
tween $4 and $3. Since that time j
other operators in Pennsylvania.
Ohio, Kentuoky and some other coal;
producing states have taken similar ,
action, according to word received I
here. Union landau see in this gen
eral movement u concerted effort to I
kill the t'nlted Mine Workers orgun
ixation through the country.
Chief weapon the union holds i:- i
a general strike of both anthracite j
and bituminous fields unit the warn-!
ing that it might be used was given
Ibji wiek by President John I.. Lewis
of the t inted .Mine Workers lu un
dressing tne tn-disirirl anthracite
convention at Scrunton. Pa.
THE CENTRAL OREGON BANK
Will Be Closed All Day SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1925
l a Iwiioi ' j ''gi I 1
.'..., '.. . . . ..
Pay-Day Service Tonight, 6:30 to 8:00
News Of The Markets
rkct . firm lamb',. 511!
en. f.laolttt; wethers. 1
0CJ 11
ii v :,u
1925 MILEAGE RECORDS
(Here are the mUet the? la
out of Red Crown. v
Buy miles sndincrejtejwr mileage)
CLASS CAR DRIVER MILES TO
""'"n GALLON
SWEEP- I
stakes Kollm J. Bozuni 27.43
IA Rollin J.Borami 27.43
2A Oakland Sdn H-NctUU 22 -6
3A Hwwr H.K.Tarkinglon 23.23
4A Gardner Brougham .H. Rogers 17.78
Steam- Knight
5A Sedan B.Trerke 16.46
Cak Oakland Sedan H. Neville 22.6
I.
I Lasting Peace Is Goal.
Coolidare Address Shows
(Continued from page 11
jhls character, the president said:
"1 think we may regard (leorge
Washington as the first lay citizen
of the world of ull time. He was one
in whom the elements were so evenly
: blended, so accurately proportioned
that his character has well denied
1
.analysis. Others have created wider
commotion and deeper impression in I
the hour of their iminence. Hut we
shall hardly find one who in his own.
I day achieved ho much as Washington
land left his work so firmly estah-'
llohod that posterity, generation after 1
i generation, can only increase Its trlb-j
lutes to his ability, his wisdom, hiaj
'patriotism, and his rounded perfec
tion in the character of a Christian
citizen.''
SEVERE TESTS
Market Somewhat Low
er as Result, However
HAYING HANDS NBKDKD
With the haying season now start-
(WsH Strrrt Journal Financial Review)
NKW YOilK. July . Having
withstood M o 11 d ay's earthquake
Shocks, stocks were given another
severe test today In the form of
heavy offerings for the account of a
stock exchange house with extensive
Chicago connections. This firm's
follure resulted In Bread selling of
huge quantities of stock, uiostly
shares of companies with head'iuar
ters In the Windy city. Including
St'-wart Warner. Yellow Cab. Senrs
Itoeburk. PnllOUUI and Reynold!
Borings In addition, the house Was
carrying large lines of various other
speculative Issues whose necessary
llqnMaHon created considerable utt
settlement In the general market
The manner In which the sellfng was
absorbed was a source of great en
couragement to constructive Int'T-
the recent advances may have been
too brisk.
The market closed lower Closing
prices Included:
r s. stj'ei 1 1, off , BaUlwti
lis. off 1 Btodebaker 114: Amer
ican enn IfSsgi "p - Awerloan
Woolen :is, up ; Ceueral Molbrs
off s : Mack Truck 17'.". up
'i ; Pan American ' II" 7iS. of M, ;
United cigars ISIbj Woolwortn
lsss. ofr (; Qeneral Patroimn
55, off S: Whe-ling IS. off .
Southern Hallway 'JS'U. up . Naa
York Central UTt. up 1 i : Frisco
llfti off Uj Roog Island 11, off
1 1
Norihweslern ti.'t. off ! '-J, ; A T
. 140H; Texaco 5u s . Kl olrle
tt It Light .V,
rollTI M 1 i 1 UTtM K 1 UtKI 1
it;, r baaei wm tt las gsssd getlsUa)
PORTLAND, "re. July :i Cattle
Itcrclpis. :P; toil,, of market, nl
11 standstill, steri. medtiini. 5.' 116
cmntnon. $n.5nT.T5: c inneri.
and cutters, f i.anO S.50; belfari,
Bedlnnt ami oointaon, 4.l0jitil
beef cows, nietttiiiit and emmon. t 1
0SOOi cauners and cutlrr. J ' I
bulls, tanners uiid DOlOgna, fl.lOC
1 7.,. caiics, itiedium and oholon, 190
lb. down, T0.tOi l!i" to ( n,i.
tr,u ; g lbs up. j I 1 1
Hogs Itecelpts. none: ton,' of
market, dead, medium, good und
choice. 1 6u to Ji'D lb.. . si In I ,
2011 lo ISO lbs.. 113.75011; 250 lbs.
up. 111.104 t:. paektng, m n
heavy. Ill 011 50; packing, rough
loin). ?l"flf,i, tiuikbtir pigs.
$11 I9C 11 f lers ami slockers,
lliq 1:1
hv p Reeaiott, l.tlli tore I
BktrlOt, dead, lambs. 14 lb down.
mad in and enoiee, 1104 1 1 aaai
wetgbiH t'H'dliiin and i b'lli '- $sro
culls and coinnions. all welghin.
s, wethers, sjtr is g ewoa, gowgsnn
to choice I ,1 5.29.
M1R1 1N0 lC)1 lTRl
it' IV bsasl Wit. I,. TW rlvn.1 lluiwum
PORTLAND. July 2 - Huiicr
Onbw extras. 45c j I 11 il r il
II Mil prime llrl. 41c. tlrstn.
4 2',c
i'Kg RatrU, 15c: firsts. 14c.
pullets. 1.1c: cum lit recelpla. 32i
Pi il. I I 1 Ml
!. irtngs
Bala
II Ms
11.25
I
la-a than one tenth ol OgjtO t lu.
''ii coeJ mltiers are now wrkmc full
lime.
considerable shortage ',
: ed. there is a
j of farm help in the I'rihevlllc cotin
i try. according to information recelvod
j In Ilend today by I,. K. Craittb, secre
tary of the Bend ( omniercial club.
As a matter of fact, the irregular
ity which characterized Hie day's
trading' was not so much greater
than might have resulted from pre-
from Crook county. The haying sea- holiday profit taking after the recent
'son is well nnder way In Deschutes i sweeping gains.
county also.
buv miles
cMte6estfatfw tvx)n-by miles
STANDARD OIL COM.PAKT
(California)
YOl'XG UTRIBlilXO WITfXKR
IV. P. 1-ra.,! Wire t, The Ren.l Uulletlnl
i K AST CMICAOO, Intl.. July I.
I William "Young'' Slrildlng. Macon.
Oa., outpointed Johnny Kisko. two
fisted light heavyweight fishier from
Cleveland, in a 1 H round go here
last night
The setback in pivotal stocks was
welcomed by some us tending lo safe
guard the continuance of the main
forward movement on the theory that
tN IT. IMisi ii M M.I.I. I
(1). P. leu III WtPa t,rt IVn.l gullrlln)
SAN FltAN'clSCii. JulS :l Po
tatoes - - Itlvers. fancy wharf. 12 II
2.15
Poultry llrolbrs. 4 to lbs.
2Hi2fic. colored. I t to 1 4 'b ,
19012c; friers, 140 Sic; colored
young roosters. 1 lbs. up. 49f45c;
old roosters. 15fl7c: Leghorn old
roosters. 12ft lie: Leghorn hens 2 tj
to i lbs. lS0 24c; i lbs. up. tie;
large colored hens. 1201c: turkey,
nominal.
drain Barley, f I. II IMi I 5i.
Mppfttg. Il.7501.s5; wheat, mill
ing. 12 H5 2.90; oats, pad feed.;
tl 55j l.0.
taltaatock -Cattle, tone of market,
barely steady: stoors. good, is ft
:.o. cows. good. 15.fol'i Calvi i.
tone of market, aleady; 1"." Ibi
down. 19.19 Ii 1 I : our III lbs.
Si; .Mill S 511. Hogs, tot I market.;
steadi to higher; 180 lo 19 IbeJ
S 1 1.25 0 1 1.76: medium. 11
1.1.76. Sheep and lanilc
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Caly-corner ftoni Pilot Unite Inn
Phone 193
CLOSED
All Day
Saturday
July 4
1925
WETLE'S
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Economy Center
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