The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 06, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN Tin: VVRATIIKn Cu lr lu eusi m i r I Ion ionic hi Central Oregon's First Leaned Wire Newspaper Tuesday fold continued 11,11,1 1 i'l'iiili' iiml nnrlliwi'Hi w I ml m VOI,. XVII. THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, Monday AFTERNOON, JULY 6, 1025 NO, 25 CRACKER CAUSE OF FEW DEATHS; AUTO IS DEADLY Fatalities of Fourth Run Beyond 200 , CPHSHED AT DANCE v C ollapse of Boston HuildiiiK Claims V. Liven In the Leading; Tragedy It' I' I Wirr lo Thr BffH4 Hulls-tin) Ktdirlli of July i elebrullonn anil .!' k rllil out log look 11 loll ii f hr IWOOO 100 anil 100 llvm I" largei uim of too Dotted BtotoOi ' ehoskup thr Uniiod Prooi ibowod lodoy i tout on. vfeovo I mooibofi of itotorloni night slob vbo von "dan- mm iii too fourth1 were blllod u taUdlni eoltopoo. lod iht ooooolt t. Pol lot rOBOrtl thronithoiit the hi tit r IOOO t hut the n it in tier of cat lis due in f I rework a utiil riplo VOI VOI riillftngi a ma II ihU yrur hOl traffic unit drowning OOrfdOOU bOVOd iO alarming lOflTOOM rhlcnoo voo Booood to Booton vltb i dOOlllOi xlt from fire cracker. 11 from drowning. 1 from OtttO perl- rtonti ami four bonloldoi nttrlbntod oolobvotloM of lodtOjQodovoo doj liber rltlew where heuv loeH were foportod I HOI 0 dO j Detroit . I . New t ork lOi liiillniiition unit the larger i it leu of Indiana IOi St UOOli 1 1 . Boltteoro . Pltuburin ( Uoo Anne Itl 7. VY.inh lug i on I. -ml Han Ktaii i Urn 4. Sixteen OOfOOM I'-' heir liven In Ohio lile to holiday out In Kb Kalurdav it ml Humhi). M in (ruffle niddenta Klve nemo mm were t row net) ut Wll mlngion, Del . ami eight ut Hamilton tun Philadelphia reported live death tine tn di ow ning, .in. I tour ptrnoni blllod bj ootonoblloi Tin nnnther of Injured In IhOM f II leu nn approximate!) Mvi for every one kllleil TWO kill. ID RMTTI.H skai 'U.K. Wtuifa . July fi u bill tin- dootracUvi fire eroekof boo boon -.in Mvofolli mrbod in (in omIhIoo ami dOOtroylBO Ol hiintun life, the .into bOI taken Itn (time Two liven were taken unit nine injiitetl In mo lor tirrUletil- on Imlepnmtrnre i1n M I iot Cut her I ne Meehuti. 1 5. w an killeil iMtOnllv when ii car In whleh the wan rlilhiK wan toned off the hlrhwuv ami turnit ovtr. Mrn QOOrOO It Pratt wan killed when u eur in whlrh ihl VOI rhlliiK went into a dttOO near OontfOllO ISTUANA LUITC 11 INDUNAPOU8. Lad . July I. ImllanM H rantiulty lint of the I-'oiirth of July uml Sumlay utooil at l!i ileml ami I .' Itt JO rid TWOIVO were kllleil 111 nilln tteehtenlM. nix were djfOVBld ami one Man hornet) to ilenth h fin work The InJOfOd were ull hurt In Hutomoblli ootldonti lOtRNT DBATItfl MAW CHICAGO, July t; Thlm liven wtn I oil in Chteofo over the holiday w eek eml Kleven per noii n were drovnodi 10 were kiiieii in itttono Mir vroekOi ill met iionih by flro vorbii tvo voro ilioi nnd oni was itobbod. Heavy Galician Flood Leaves Many Homelesr. III. P. I ... I Wlr tv Thr hrml SttlMbl) LONDON, July 6.- Thraa hundrad iiiiiuwtiiii pa room hava boon randsrod lionii-h'HH liy Iri'liH'tiilnun flooilH In I'liKtom uml woatom Qatlcle, soeord ins lo tin1 Dally Nowh Prasua cor roapondanti i. Poland Ihhi wooh was visiicii by anprsoadonttd fiooiiH. ih.m .nni won hhmi raportod naalni to tha hills in lead Hiifiiy as tha wototi fom around tholr lilimbl dwelllnsa, Oropi wora ralnad ami hoinaa bpr led banoatb tha wstofa, Fire Ieft Near HiKhwny Spreads, Campers Itlamed Kin- bsttsvod to bars bssa if rt by a oampsr two mill's north uf Ootid rtaar whora Tim DAllu-.Oalltornle highway bordan iiu Datohtltaa river, apraad ami bnmad ovnr botwson three nnd f"r norei of brush ami Hinaii iiinimi' bsfori ii wan controlled by a i rew In OhirfS of ' II BOWIUSfl of iho Otntral Oraion cirn pstrol tiWolBttpiti Sunday aftarnootti No traae nr tha Identity or the orfamiitiK camper had been raportod huh morn-Iiir. Officers Doubt Story Of Kidnaping Related Promeup to Aid Moonshin iiiK, Asserts Deputy Mm Hohuxl lit Hooded Used, w ii.iinrii Ten tul,, PoUrf Hog Kinds ThMM ii. i'. i w.,. mum '' MtoMi CHATTANOOGA, Tsns., July .--PqIIM Imluy Investigated tin- sen- i national .-lories f kwo Tonneeeeai n'aped by Nvo boodod iinn 1 dOjro uk ooo chained 10 iri on Wit! noon tain. Iliill IipmIcii, mi th point of tnrvotlon nnd poffotioi from blood poisoning, nr w d hfnnoa, rotorln- ur sturgeon, mill LnwrOttM BOWUMOi prohibition agent, w ere foil ml In u hollow a bout a mile nnd u half front tlit- hmii where M hno ii'ii uIimhI Htiilnt'il II II to III i III If M ' (I In. ovir-il I II it II H ao J I in ThontHH. mountaineer uml hl QOTOJMO OOUOO dO tOttOd the pair nfler h futile near h hy polire nlnre i their dluppooranrc The men had boon k i ven oono food by iheir oop torn hut VOTO ullltont faiulnhei) when found The men raid they were en lied to the mountain June 21 by a lalophoni , mi'MAiiKe Keui hltiK the mountain In t he dark nenn, ihey weri ovirpow ered h) five hooded men and hulned lo treen. he I nil removed to .1 differ ent npol nearly every nlichi i POllOO uulhorltlen Of! ikOptlOOl of the BtOfWO (he men told Sum (Indue), deput nhertfr uml utlejred kin it leader, dei Ured the whole thlnit u fmiiie up " Howtnun and btOOOO hud flmired If they would make It appear tltey had heeii k Hied, ihey could purmie tholr Bioooibtnlni ortlvltloi ami i rich oolllno llooof' Qotfooy Mid Keeover Charred liodies After HD000iQ00 Blaze BOGOTA, Columbia. July I Kn j . har ret) hodlen have been re- Bororod fiom the mini r thi ity ol MOOllOlOOi where fir.- raxed from Krl duv nlKht to 1ml night Korty thoiiHiiml pernonn tire home lOM und the pripert 00l l ell motod ut no, 100 A rain ntorin ItiHt niRhi aided In OXtlniUllhlOl (he fire. Flames Lay Waste Half Desert Town of Fort Rock Cigarette of Customer Itlamed by Store Proprietor for Disastrous Fourth of July Blaze Fire thought t have started from a carelessly discarded cgaret entirely destroyed the general store, warehouse and residence of 11. . Rice at Kurt Rock about 10:30 o'clock Saturday morning. Two .small vacant buildings, one which had housed a butcher shop and the other a dwelling, were destroyed also. Their owner is unknown. An ii 11 ti m 11 at 1 1 lurKi' iiiiinliiT ufr ptoplt, iiiori of itiiMi, pri'pjtrlnK fur plcnla II Clthln lake unit thi' Horse Mnob, liiul DMS at Uli Ktin that Imonitns, sad Rlci thouclii it prab .iiiii- thai ona if iUimm iiad throve nwny a ctgaffit in tin arsrohooao, Whora iiiol or i,Uh uml floor varnlnh an krpt Tin- crowd had lafi sad Mm had takon sdvantssa of tin inii in imsi- iieHH tO Ko to n neurhy farm lo Kel : May Dnuthit. five year old dauKhter OHO ikrn. Hi ROttOOd tht llnokOlOl Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles DOttnlOOO of when he VOI " mile or so away from Boil Side, was shot and almost ln bll property and returned to find the Mainly killed obOQl S:I0 JTOOtordO blnil DOyond OOntrolt while she and her sl year old sister. BrnOOl BlOOlOldOr and his mother, Madeline, were playing wiht a ,11 whu live ROroni tin1 rood from the eallher rifle. store, were first on the scene and Delpha and Madeline were left lo Ihey hii Id that the fire apparently play with an infant half hint her in had started at the front of ihe wuro-fthe cleared area where the family hOUOl wiih picnicking, while the adults went Their efforts and the efforts of to pick herrles. The rifle had DOOO other nolKhhors and picnickers who I used tit inrsiM shooting and was left rushed to the 10000 from Cabin lake, near the children, and Ihe Horse ranch, were successful Hennlson examined the rifle DO In MVlni Ihe hotel which adjoins thpjfoTO li'iivltiR for the herry patch In tOTI properly. If the hotol had the hills and Is certain no bullet was cauuhl fire It In considered probable I 111 the Imrrcl. Ii is believed Hint Hint Hie w hole town would have been I ModoIlM Imitated the adults and destroyed. , loaded Hie rifle by p tilling back the Tho Rid property VOI valued ul kftrooch block. I bit Vim 111,000 and Sll.OOit, thi- Thi little child was heart broken i loss being only partly covered by In- j ti Tt or Ihe accident nnd could not mronco. An unmuntly Urge itookPloln the ihootfno, DolpNo was nit - I nnd m-vcral hundred dollars' worth oflUnO down when Mitdellne pulled the 'now IQlllpinonl wore Included In thoUrlRier, she said. This story Ih horn I loss. nut hy (he locallon of (he bullet, j The spread of thn fire was Oldod Thi bullet first passed ihrotmh tho 1 by the lurRo, quantity of oil nnd Rtiso- HiNd's wrist Into her chest and em jttni tn the warehouse und made con- bedded Itself In the heart. trolling H almost Impossible. The! heads were blow n from several Kho-. line drums on thi pintrorm at the ClUD 8 Kmployes Chained ! from of Ihe store. j While Rliro4nra fWlt Snfn Mr. and Mra. Rice hud operated the store tor about six years and 4um OJ. P, tsawd WirttsThsBsndBviMin) tag Ihls lime Ihe plneo had been left CINCINNATI, July IS. - Seven ban nlOnQ fur only five or hIx nlghls. . tilts ehiiltied five oinployos, blew Ihe Klre dOOlared It as his belief Hint If safes with five charges nf nllro I thS fire bad oeeuried Si night, who-1 glycerine and MOSptd from Clnclti- uvor was steeping there would hstrs. nsti's son oluh house today . with IJli nsrlshsd. odd loot. Mr. und Mrs. RICS also pperStS a. Club officials said SIS, UO0 of tbe Store nl Carroll Acres. Just eolith Of tool was cash, recelpls of two of tho the City limits of llend. PICNICS REPLACE ORDINARY FORM OF OBSERVANCE Brooks-Scanlon Excur sion Is Largest MILL TEAM BEATEN Mountain Resorts All At tract Many Through Double Holiday Independent e day punned QOiOtly in Item). Hltli a majority of tin eltl- ienn oolohrotlM Iho doy ut iho nu- merotiM KMieral plriilin or ul plrnlra of (heir own at rennrtn lOCOtOd ihrouKhout Control OrOfOO und In the moutituliiM ll fur lite la r rent number of Mend people went on ihe Broohi Oconlon eillploen BXCttnlOB OCTOOI l' Mo KOOllO POM to COOOOdO renorl. near MOKOMM bridice it in enilmaled (hut over fin 11 Mend people attended thin ph Mr, featured tiy two hiinebnll Rumen between (he llrookn-Sranlon team and the report (earn. The Hrookn Si anion Lumber Co BOOlliOd tn the OOlOhroUon bv nervltiK Ire 1 ,ta 111 to emploeH and their fumlllen. and by prOVldlOfl (he muM for a dOOCO Vhiob wan held Sulurduy evetiltiK at (he renorl llonmer'n or c ben ( ra played 11 ml made a dial I net hit with the people at the retort. The hunehull Rumen were won by the rOOOrl lOODI QO Sunday mom 1 11 K the Mrookn-Scuulon pluyern put up a elone buttle In nplte of the fact that Ifcoj fared a n I in purled pit 1-her of unuMiul nbllliy The renort team won 14 to 1 J In the previous name, due lo a hard. rotiRh Infield and mi tlieroun niUubhlen over (he umpire n dOClOlono, the mill men did not plav up lo ihetr ttOttil form and lOOl 2M lo 4. The Mrookn-Sruiiloii team In the BOCOttd Inclndod DlolOri and Tethe- row. pltehoro; Qrlndlo, ootchor; Coin, flml bane; POTtOT OOOOOd bune Pleti, (Contlntipd on Vnge 2.) SHOT FROM RIFLE KILLS SMALL GIRL Gun Left Unloaded. Child Inserts Cartridge ill. r. 1 -.. .1 Wirr In Hi. Hrml Hulletin I MARSHFIBLD, .Inly , Dolphl hiutcst days In Ihe club's hlslorv. I Amusements Problems To Christian Endeavor Dancing, One I'iece Bathing Suits Scanned, Too Kulli'd siiH'kliiK-. Mp sili k-, rimir-i-ii,'h, III Hit l'i nuriiii, .i I'uriliiiKi Mrrllaii nlic-rbBMrffeiMta) , lju) ; Juat whi rr .(:. t.-Mil Wi PORTLAND (o draw- the line of Chrlntlunlty In ihe mailer of umi.Mrneut In the problon which tbonooodi of youns pirooni Kuthfre.l here for the Inter nutlonul Chrlnilun BttdoOTor eonven. (Ion net about to HflV today. Sunday p'.r t danrinr, pelting pOrtlOOi bathliiROultn and eard play- Inf win be heiffJiip for Berutlnj ol a muMH tneelinR 't afternoon. Whkl the old lolkl think will not COOBtt no everyone over 3 yearn of URe will he MtOlOdod from (he meet lllK. Here In u Mat or Mini e of the iuen 11001 thai will imupy ihe fOOHl peo pled mlndn: In It nereftnar) to be a fnndOlOO- tuiui to be u ChiioMnnl I lorn danrtuR Indlrale a nerloun de fe t in moral fiber In It ImiiHldent and unwomanly for u fOOOO Kirl to appear In puhlh in a one ilei e bathlnr milt? Should Sunduy be nood for pluylnc Rolf und tuklnx pnrl in other BpOfftOl fun ChrUtiuu KodOWOff Klrl wear rolled BUM kinKn and tine Up nllrkn" Whut run be done to riirb the ue of elgorOltOO by fOOOO nien and w omen ? MODERNIST BATTLE IS LEFT UNDECIDED Issue Left Wide Open By Compromise Resolution III. !'. UOMkl Wirrlo fh. ii- n I tlullHinl SKATTI.K. July 1, -Willi promise by fuudamentnllM delegates that they would kep up the flcht until Ihe I'. irk aeiiur cburi h in New York was hroiiRht into line or its affilia tion with northern BOptlltO ended. dlllgOtOI (o the Huptist convention Sunday OOOOlUdOd their iOOOlOttl lu re. The punfiaRP of the "i-otnprotnlse" resolution Saturday, "hus left the f und anient a 1 1st modernist controver sy ODOn Ottd undecided." accordfliR to man delegates. ii.' convention ended with an all day Herles of religious meetings yes terday, the principal sermon. "Up lOOh ROd Outlook.' being delivered by Hev. W S. Ahernethy. I). D.. of (he District of Columbia. In a sermon delivered at the Ma sonic temple Sunday morning Itev. Ahernethy deplored "the intolerance manifest today " "We have COflfeO a good way slnee they boiled heretics In nil am) burned them at the stake." Dr Ahernethy said. "Today we hnvn a more gen teel way " MotOi Truck Turns Over, John Day Girl Is Killed IV. P. LlMll Wirr to Th Mrn.l BulHln) JOHN DAY. Ore.. July 6. One pemon a kllleil and lx WON in- lurod Seta Sonde when no automo bile Irurk loaded with vouhk people DTerturnod on the aichwoy near lioro. Mrs Wanna lloljrut,'. it. area fa tally Injured, a steel top probably prevented other latatttloa. LATE WIRE NEWS H) Uaffcid l'res) HAMTIt.UH k. Mich.. Jul Four joung hnmlif with charcoal blackened facet held op Joseph Inn luskl on a UtroH liorlt after noon lotto) and rnrnpofl nrlth 91400 In rootii I'AI.O A I TO, Till., July Q. Ly man H, Wilbur, eldest son of Serre- , tnf of ihe avy anil MfOa I'mtls l. 1 Wilbur, and MfcB Henrietta Sbaltuck of Hei'kele were to lu- married lu tin Stanford university chapel till arter- nooit, CHF.VF.NNF, Wyo., July o Bp rial government eoiinsi'l Atlee I'oin e re tie and Owen .1. Roberts loila petitioned I Yih-ral Judge T. Hlake kniucil for a reopening of the Tea pot Dome oil lease ruse. HAM FRANCISCO, July ll. .VI llioiiirb ol I'lilii I word Is biikliiK. tbe San lranelsco Vaeht chit, ttohleil eon urat illations lo I,. .A. Morris, owner of i In- mi In Marlnei', on Ills ii'iMM'le,! Victory In the San l'l iilu lsco. Tahiti yacbl race, Ihe IoiikcsI one In hlslorv. NOMI.CSVII.I.l:, Iii,., July .. r. C. Stephenson, Cut (ientry uml I n l II mil' I. will not be tried on charges of murdering Muihv Otter hnltfCr, until October In Hamilton circuit court. FRANCE TO ASK LOAN TO FINISH HER REBUILDING Caillaux Plans Visit to IT C I T u. . ana nniam CONSIDERING DEBT Funding Commission Mem bership Now Being Tak en Up In Capital it. P. UaJ Wire- U Thr Ha-ml KulMin) PARIS, July Jam my Schmidt, under serretury of state for the liber ated regions, announced In a speech at Ooloenrd thut Finance Minister Caillaux will OOOfl go to liiidon anil Washiuglon with a preliminary de termination to negotiate a loan for completing rOffOOOtrOfttOO of the de vastated regions and for aiding Kretich finances. The eompoHttion uf the debt fund ing commission to visit America may he announced tonight, the foreign of fice aid today. f The I'ntted Press announced laat tweek Caillaux intention to come to America to aid In French debt fund ing negotiations If duties of his office permit. The above would Indicate that France, in addition to maklug a debt settlement . intends to seek f I i nancial aid In America for carrying Ion her finance reform and her recon struction work. WASHINGTON. July - Treasury 'officials expressed the opinion that American inventors would not sup , port a huge loan to France, proposals i for Vplob were reported in foiled PCOn cables from France today as long as the "demand obligation'' of thi debt was outstanding. This was I understood to Indicate that funding ! of the debt might open the way to 'the French rehabilitation loan which the French are expected to ask. Toll Taken In Dance of Death Now Standing at 43 Search Continues. However, In Debris of Pickwick Club After Friday Night Horror BOSTON. July fi. Tho toll of the Pickwick club's "dance of death" probably will remain at 48. At noon today practically the last of the wreckage of the old Dreyfus hotel building which collapsed Friday night while the club was holding its annua! "be fore the Fourth" dance had been cleared away. No additional bodies had been ROOSEVELT PARTY REMAINING SILENT Sheep Hunters Still Have Time to Return In Fall U. P. LmmI Wir to Thr Bend Bulletin l.KH. Kashmir. July No direct news of the Jam es S I m ps n -H oose-vclL-Fu'ld expedition, bouifd for the Tibetan haunts of the ovls poll I an cestor of the sheep l. has been re- reived here for a fortnight. lOOOgh native rumors say that the travelers safely crossed the Sasser pass. A safe return this autumn as the American explorers had planned. Is still possible, providing good weaih tor continues. Dispatches about a fortnight ago related that the expedition had reached the foot of Karakoram pass, to the north of Sasser pass hut Indi cated thai it whs halted there, wall ing for better weather before trying to venture across this mighty barrier. The In lied Press correspondent at Karachi is endeavoring lo communi cate with Kashgar. northwest of Karakoram pass, in the hope of more i definite information as to the party's . whereabouts. American Marines Save Officer From Chinese (U, P. bote! Wb to Tba Bend Kullrtln) LONDON, .inly o, American ma rlnea at Shalshal killed the leader f S Chinese mob and rescued a police officer named MacUouald Ipresum- ; ably u Britisher) Who bud been at- tacked nnd liealen by rioters, accord - Ing lo a dispatch In the Dully News. Lenders of the street cur strike ut Shanghai hare resorted to tortura us a means of terrorism, says Ihe Dully News correspondent, six street CSI workers having been kidnaped, hung up by their bauds uml flogged and then released. se I'l i'l' National Forest Sets Record for the Fourth More People In Woods, But No Fires Reported Fire Prevention PnMlrlcj Held im portant Factor In Attain ing Sufet y Goal A new record for Ihe Fourth of July holiday was made this year by ra topers and other vacationists in the Deschutes national forest. Although there were more people spending the holiday at the bikes and throughout the forest area than ever before, not a single fire was reported to the of fice of the supervisor in Hend. ' "The total lack of fires this year MOON 10 indicate that our publicity aimed ul forest fire prevention or some other factor has brought about ureal progress in educating the pub lic to the danger and Heedlessness of forest fires.' said Forest Super visor II L, IMumb today. "The woods was full of people, hut unless we pick up some fires ihls morning, the holiday will have passed without a single blaze within (he forest boun daries." A remarkable Instance showing t lie efficiency of the forest service fire patrol organization occurred In t he Met oil us country yesterday. A camper on Canyon creek was break ing ramp and cleaning up the site preparatory to leaving. After burn ing various trash he threw unto the fire the houghs on which he hud made his bed . The h ea v y s mo k e which rose from the spot was imme diately noticed hy the lookout on Hlack Butte, and before the rest of the houghs were burned the fireman from Allingham ranger station, two miles away, had arrived on the scene. A telephone call from Hlack Hutte. giving the location of the supposed forest fire, had done the trick. FIKF. HUH KS BRIDGE iU. P. Lftarl Wirr I r Hend Bulletin NF.W YOKK. July 6 Police re serves were called out today to as sist nl getting 100,001 workers from Brooklyn to Manhattan after Rapid Transit trains were stopped on the Williamsburg bridge. A giant gir der beneath the bridge had been burned off hy a short circuit, making the bridge unsafe for tranis found situ e Inst night when more than a score were uncovered. Officials In charge of the work said they believed all Ihe bodies had been brought out unless it should be found that players in a dice game, reported to have been In progress In a remote corner of the building had been killed. The debris of that particular section was all that re mained to be searched. Fire t'hief Pan Sinnot. hoarse and weary after directing the rescue and search parties for more than 48 hours, estimated to the t'nited PtOOO that the final toll of dead would not exceed 10. A score, taken from the terrible tangle of debris which pilled over into an adjarent exeava tion as the entire halldlttS ,-raslieil In. are in dly hospitals anii some of these may nni live. Kire Co oinilao toner Olyaa bettered that with the flndlns of the woman's hotly .anil that of a man early this Dtornlns all the dead have boon ar counted for. The tragedy cone swiftly lu the nidet of an aii nlshi dance, attended b memhers of the PtckWlck ilul. whlrh was famous for its "Hohe mlnn" entertainment. Dancers, thronged the floor of the hall room. apiilauilinK for an encore The clnb occupied tbe second story of the Btr.UCtUre Whleh w-as.not other wise tenanted. Without warning, save I few pre liminary ruatbloa thai scarcely sound ed shore the laughter ami voices, ihe Celling fell In upon the relehrators and the floor nave way heneath their feel. .Men ami women were hurled together into a terrible rortos of flesh and splintered timber! and tan glod frame work, down lo thr base- "'p'" ol too structure, while the real of the five slorles fell In on lop of them. Those who were saved cluuK lo 1 tOttSrtng walls or leapod from win - UOWl lo sufely, ninny being seriously Injured. Then for two duys, one body after enothoT. sometimes throe and four wangled together, were taken from the shattered ruins. Among the victims were I I women und -'!) men, TRIES TO PASS, DRIVER KILLED IN AUTO WRECK Fred Haack Victim of Sunday Accident TWO OTHERS HURT Soft Dirt At Roadside Foots Shevlin-Hixon Louder Inquest Is Held Fred Maack. Shevlin-Hlxon camp No. 1 logger, was Instantly killed late Sunday afternoon when the light car in which he attempted to pass an other auto overturned on the Mr-Kenzle-Rend highway at fold springs, four miles beyond Sisters. Harvey (itistafson has a broken arm, and flarenee Talbot was severely bruised, while ihe fourth member of the par ly. Frank Talbot, was shaken and lightly bruised, flusiafsou and Clar ence Talbot are puilents at the Lum bermen's hospital here. The ncctdont orrurred shortly after G o'clock. Haaek had spent the Fourth of July with relatives In Mar lon, on the west Hide nf the moun tains, and was returning to Heud Meyond Sisters the road has been widened and the dirt at the edge I rather soft. It was this soft strip Miat Huaek's ear struck us he turned out. The auto, at once out of con trol, raps I zed. Auto parlies were passing on the road at frequent intervals, and aid was promptly available. A truck driven by Hardy Allen came out from Sisters, and the dead driver and In jured men were taken in. and later, with the exception of Clarenee Tal bot, brought to Rend. That the accident was unavoidable, was the verdict of the coroner's Jury which Investigated Hanck's death fhl t afternoon. It was testified hy Jay H. I'pton. who was following Haack s car just before the accident, that be did not believe Haack had been speed ing, f.'dunty Physician R, W M- n dershott stated his belief that ribs which were dislocated were pressed in against the young man's heurt. causing practically instant death. Members of the roroner's Jury were J. H. Morton. J. A. Dudrey. J. 11. Miner.' Frank Garnet t. George F. Hoover and Joe Pival. In addition to relatives In Mariou. Haack Is survived by u brother, also a Shevlln-Hlxon logger. Remarriage Attacked By Faction In Church lU. P. I.- Wirr tTht II. n ! Bullrtint KKW YORK. July 6. A move ment has started withla the Kphi copal church to repeal the canon adopted in 18SS which permits of re marriage of divorced persons under certain conditions. launched by the Sanctity of Mar riage association, which includes such church leaders as Bishop Willianj T. Manning of New York, the movement will be carried directly into Ihe Kpls copnl convention at New Orleans In October, The real controversy Is ex pected on whether the church should ngnln revert to its old laws that marriage be denied all divorced persons. At present the Kpisropal canons permit remarriage or the "Innocent party' under certain conditions, lu cases where divorce was granted on the grounds of Infidelity. Passengers Are Burned In California Tunnel I U. P. I......-.! Wirr t Thr Bnd Kullrtln SANRATABL, Cel., July 6. Miss Myrtle Rolls, nf San Francisco was seriously burned and lives of many passengers were endangered today when a fits'' blew out on ii North western Pacific passenger train while tiassiliK through Ihe Corte Madera tunnel. The limbers of the IHOnel were Ml afire hut the flatties were controlled by lire departments from Corte Ma dera and other towns. Miss Kolls was burned when she stepped on tbe third rail and re ceived painful shocks. ()lhr terrified passenger were led to safely from the smoke filled ; lunnel ITALIAN VUXAOK HHAKKfl 111. I'. Ira., il Wlr. lo Tin, llinit tliillrtln) ROMK. July ii A strong esrth qtiake last nlghl caused ceilings of a I number of housea in Bellnno to f.,il 1 and walls of others t" draoll bin I (here was no casual t lee.