The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 07, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN Tin: wnATHBIt Knit ton Iff hi Mill WVtlni'Mliiv; rotitlnuttl uilliti nttl le vnitlubU Wltllld. Central Orrnon's First Leased Wire Newspaper VOL. XVII. THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 7, 1926 NO, 28 NEW PAVEMENT ASKED IN BEND FOR EAST SIDE Two Petitions Granted By Council BRIDGE IS FACTOR Would Make Possible Turn slo Surfacing Time of Mond Delivery Extended A Mf pftVtQI and iHiprnviiMjii prtiK rw m npraiiK Into liidnpt In ! ml Kui ti Ik In m 1 1 li ih premutation in Ik- ilt onm-l) ui III adjoiirnid rt'K ulnr iiiimmIiui Of llirt K pal ll lOQl fur html hiii Tin In K, ii ml !! fur In Idm oiustrtu (Ion, Two pit v l nit requenu, tor 14 ff of hunt IU fat lit wtlh MAI walk, ami Dtirbl on MihIWt i mm RIVtTtltU In lUvirfronl . und l'.virHiitr from Tnmnlo to fiinrrfu. rr- allowed, a petition fur tli puv I ik of Tmnalo from COBfTMf to the imiIni(iN river VII lidil over a tin i 'qurnl I made rnndltlonal upon (lie niatrui tinii of n hrldgi on tin i i eej I nr lo ri'plnrf ihe Tu initio ftViMM riiii. Tin- pri'triit itricturt i CH) I nMlni'i-r Kntirrt II Could tneiit inm-d . on pHt III proper t n nil iittt on t t-i lot atloll A lame iiiiuitii r of ri'ilili-titN of the HHl ddr hud nIkikmI l hi pet 1 1 hoi .i .Wi iir QOpsU iii tlon of tin hrldite io .illicit Tmimlo and CnUentoii ave RMI The iiifHiion ill referred to tin iii engineer with iMtrncUosj io prepare plnn. pe iflrat loim ami uni enllmuteii Tin much tflMUMOd plumlMiiK OOdf I ml Inn lil I nit lnpet t Imi OfdlMMWi i'um up for final reading, ami pued n it lil I he p) u tnli lug Id ruitK or ill ua to e. a 0OnP II Ion IQOHQJQ The council pMMd nndtf in in trio nt) rUnr mi onllnniiie winittnic thul pan of the itcond ddltlou to Btftd rO.FI lying Imm with Second ami Konrlh, ami Tuft unit Cleveland Mfeet Tin vara! Ion In to muke po- ilblt roptatltog Price Made foe Hjralmi Thai time for delivery of the fttiHi.nim "rih of City of lleml ua i -r liomU It heen extended by the pun h.. r lo Sept in tier ltd IM uiad known h Ket order LOtttl Men licit when he read a letter from l.udil A Tllton, The t'nion Trum Co Ol Spokane, und till Sent IN- National hank, puri-hitcr Ol the Nunc The homl innrket linn Improved rotmlder ahly shirr i he homlii were mld con ditional on a fn vir aide election. Itcii Mil remarked Time of delivery, or iKlnully ( In (he contract an July 1. may he extended tit (he option of the purrhitHrr In connect Ion with the iieiton of a water elect ton purchase pi h e for tin distribution lysttu ol Uio Hood Water, I .lit hi V POWOT CO bOJ bMH net b) t lie oinpa iiv link I ui; J lilU , ISMS, Mayor It. II Kox Minted Ttitu price m S,000 more than the ap prahed valunllon V00 In ihe Dttbllt & Koon onslnooriltl report on t he development of a muutilpal w.iiir MVHtein for Mend, the mavor said. Il Ih made ftCCOrdlttl lo eHtlmnten nf Oc tober I, 1H2I. and any ItnprovementH to the lyitOm made llooi lh1 lime wo u hi ItOOftlHStO additional pny- ntont iy worrint. Truffle Wow iM-a niNeii Dlicuiiion of Inortulni ooncostlon In lleml itrOOti due to parkltiK ftfld double bbrklnii ooouplod nuob tlntt mill Ihe mailer wan finally rOfOffld lo the NtreelH cnmiulllee with IllltftIC1 tlom io bftni in a ropori 01 ihe noxi meetliiK. IteporlN of OfflOOri VTOfO featured by the atntntnmtt from llecortler tfOUlO Meunelt who nhowed (olul re tnlplH for June aniouiitlnK to $1, s:iN.:tS. Thltt, he Mid, Included $UiS for nulo ciitnp fOOfl, ' DDOPfl than wiim received from the mime Hoiirce In Juni of In Ht year. Trenmtrer O. K. iKretfnoBH rtportod bolonot of lit.ftO, Kill el V. lohtlOOn hud olghi new QUM In report iih head of ihe woinunH protective ill vision, Dr. A Fowler, City phyMlclun, Kiive Heven hlrtliH Ond four dentliK for the month, uml i i of Police HiutHnn reported 99 KfrtBtl uml IB nuto ttceldenlH for Ihe lifnl period of time. The council awarded the contrad for hard BUrfAOlng ihe alley In block ii, connootlnc i ho MlrniMota And Krnnldln u venue pnveitientH, to the Wtirron Count ritel ion Co., on u hid of $2,227.75. HUMAN l'l.V WANTKII (U, P, Laawd Wlr t Thi tktfttl Bulltllnl SAN PRANCISCOi July ". Paul Herring, 17, was arrvHtiul hero today a I thl "human fly" burglar who la aliened to have gained HOOM to hotel i mi In various clthm hy hciiIIiIr on I - Bills walls. Herring Is reunited wauled In I'ot'llunil, Oregon. ESfttliSS ffl'SHQTO BRING Proposed 0 Would Ruin Mis Sprugue River Road Just When He's Secured Financial Backing, Urged- Minimizes Im portance of Timber As Source of Tonnage ttty It. P. HH Wlir to IW It. n.t Bulktila) PORTLAND. July 7 The Oregon, California and Bantam railroad, by Ita preaident, Eloberl E, Btrahorn; today filed with the Interatata commerce commlasion it. objectionn to the exten itonn propoaed by the Oregon Trunk railway in South Central Oregon .following In subatance, the reanonlnu heretofore uaed by Preaiddnl William Bproulc of th Southern Pacific, which has arranged to purchaae the . & and K.. according to a special dlapatch tho Oregon Journal. . ... i -- 1 AtihWerliiK a tiieHloitnnlre aenl Church Jewels Found In Shoemaker's Shop Most of Treasures From St. Peter's Regained Itoman t obblci QOFftf lotilliu, IlilC IfllMltlj Vfehl dmltllli l.ool- HorHM it). I. .... I Wiirt..'IK. Baod HulU-lini aOMKi July 7 I'lavliiK Ihe role of "RtoB tiierchaiii Irotn New York. iBbfBB ttdvuntare of the lire dOpff elation. I'olb e Offu-er Manilla nuc ceeded III trappltlK a nbo-maker. Ill who Hinnenniou wan found the run tre.iniiren ntoleu Krlda iilitht from hi Celrr n nucrlnty. The nhoeuiuker ban onfenned to( the police Im part 111 the robbery und neveral BOOOBIpUfBB huve a No been arrenled Cope Clun ban hern notified of the officer n bold 000 P und In likely to prenent him with a liberal reward Ma rot t a told Murlano Slella. lb nhoeuiuker. thai lie hud peilt ol money und wuttted to hu 0VBjf IB view of It h co ni pu rut I v I ftbOBPBOOt with the lire deprrt iutil Stella fell Intii the trap ami took Muroitu to ht nluip. where he dlBplBJTBd the rare fOWOtod treantiren which up to Kibbn hud reponeit in t he aacred vault ol the ucrlniy. Kuddenh rinhi detecllven npranit up an Marotta gave a nlt:uul. forced an OBtrOBOB Into the nhop and pal Slella in ItutidctiffN TBkOB lo head quartern, he confenmut The BJUirlBtl uidorumeiitn are iuluci exrept for a frw illumomln wh -li Stella had n nmw d front a OfOBB and concealed ill a pair of nhnen Subneriuent examliiulloii by the cuniodhin of the treantiry of St. Cet er'n nucrlat revealed that ncoren of prectoun nlouen. chh'flv ettieruldn uml diamond were mi im Judge Kennedy Holds To Original Decision I C. P. I c Wki i" i I' " HIMIn t llKVKNNK. Wyo.. July 7 DB ClBHni be would Itand by bin oiIk- Inol dooteloB. fodoral Juda T mi. ike Kennedy lule yenterday denied the government '.i pet II Ion for a reopen Iiir of the Teapot Dome oil lOBM CBBB and entered n dect Itimtttlfll the government h nult . The decree of dltBllMBl Rave ov eminent COB BOO I, Alice POAOfOM and Owen .1 Uoberln. II dayn from June 1 0 to appeal the cane, and provided that the Teapot recelverfihlp he con tinued until further order The dlnmiHHiil decree reviewed the leiiKlhy declHtoli handed down Julie l!t and inptlftBlBOd amtilt the flmliuits of Judft Kennedy al thul llmu. Falling Derrick Pole Kills Ranch Employe (BlMMlal The Hi-nil MlMla) IMUNKVILI.K. July T John Ster-1 with people and dozens nf men ling Moore, aged fij, of Terrehonne, ' plunged Into the water lo rescue the employed on the Stewart ,ii Carlson : children. ranch on McKay creek, received fatal' Several hundred automobiles were Injuria! yesterday noon when a del- lined on the bin! of the lake with rick pole fell on him, crushing one I their glaring searchlights thrown on hip ami cutting a deep gash In his i the water to furnish light to the res head, lie was unconacloUft for more! cue party. than an hour hefore death came. Mothers, sisters and fathers ran Moore leaves a wife uml seven up and down the ahore wringing children. Pufltrftl servlres have not their wringing their hands and cry baftD announced, pending the arrival! lug. arehlni for tidings of their of relatives. Utile ones, not knowing whether they were on the 111 filled hunt. Lookouts Report a Fire, Fish Smoker Found Cause A small fire aboul four miles' south of Crater httlles In Ihe h'ort Itock ranger district was reported lo the foraal office In lleml nt t)4( Ihls I morning. Knrly Ihls morning lookouts ro- ported a heavy Htnokw rlnlng from tOOUl ouo and one-half mllos north .of Ihe WooiIh ranch on the Metnlltis rlvor. Investigation hy a rurval service, fireman tovualotl Ihe fuel that Hie smoke mine rout I ho fire of a fisherman who was using green houghs lo smoke his catch. out h the 10 fn in I khI on, M r a horn Huyit tu a I for fOBTI !' haw been lloadlly dBVBlOplaa "In road to SpruKiie river, und Bl I""' hnn kc i tired flnum lal lUpporl to make OX tOBBlOBI covered by tin BpfUOBilOB BOfldlBI before t be COBB mlMNlott und the bulb! in ic of the Oregon Trunk nonlh ward w mi Id Invade t err It or already nerved or about lo be nerved I by hla line The prOBOOl d Hue fr-oii Skookuiu via Williamson und Sycun river lo K la ma Ih FuIIh would he "rut noun lo bin road, he hu. and the pro x ram of Ihe OrOCOB Trunk. BJ he 1001 Iti "cun nerve no uneful purpone " The territory pfOpOOOd to he cov ered h the OreKoti Trunk, say a Slra horn. eieludlnK that already nerved. baa Iobi mi. I-, in hiitiou feet of follow pine Inateud of forty hlllion feet claimed In the Orexon TniBl uppM OfttlOBi uml all hut a MBBll purt of l bin. he contend", will be adeiuatey nerved If exteunlona proponed by the t t' If K are uuthorlzed. New tultlh are uiineresHary and be yond the rOQBlfWnOBtl of the pro line tit lerrllory, the unnwer pro rcedn. ami Klamath mllln would he -everel v da ma Red If the California market tn opened to the biK lllllln Ul Mend The ent "tintoti of the Orenon Trunk In Keneral would he duplba tlon. it U declured. unjuntlfted b) huntnc- condltlona. uml uti economic waatr It In ulno nliKKented (hut the cou nt r net ton of u cruan nttite line may he retarded or mule Imprnctlrul If tin OBtOBStOB ol (he OTOffOB Trunk In permit led St rah or B BBh I for bOBfiBB BB the Oregon Trunk application and ier mKnlon to participate in It Bryan Welcomed In Tennessee Town for Big Trial Commoner to Remain In Dayton Until Evolution Hearing Is Completely Finished, He Says iii I' v. ti Wirr I,. Th. leal laWillal DAYTON. Tonn.. July 7. William .Icnninga Bryan, main Stay of the prosecution of -John Scopes, arrived here today from Jack sonville, Kloi Ida, at l :20 p. m. The commoner was met at the station by a crowd of 800, including the reception committee and the entire staff of the prosecution counsel. "Well. I in here." was Bryan's CHILDREN VICTIMS WHEN BOAT UPSETS Kitfht On Sunday Sehool Picnic Drown In Lake to. P. i..it wtr.-1 rw ivmi BaDaUa) ST. Thomas, tint. July T. A Sunday school picnic which was lo have closed with a moonlight hunt ride, ended in tragedy here lasi pllht when the bout capsized on Lake Pitta fore Seven children, the oldest eight, years old. and one adult were drowned. The parly was a Joint student class from St. Thomas' Sunday school of St. Thomas and St. Luke's Sunday school of Yarmouth heights. There were L'o children and a few adults on hoard when the boat upset. K the lime Ihe boat overturned tbe banks of the little lake were lined I Tes to Hold On to Hat. Wrecks His Car Instead A9TUHIA1 July 7. An attempt to prevent his hut from blowing off hla In their night clothes int all were head caused V. Sural. Portland, 641 seriously Injured. Dclny street, lo wreck IiIh enr nnil Passing motorists, altraelml hy Injurs one of the women members of the children's cries, summoned Mo llis party returning home from Sea. i police. side ycHtorday. He swerved his car suddenly and crashed head on to a telephone pnln, snapping It In two Thft woman was thrown from the car bill her Injtinsa are not serious. TM nccldent occurred between Astoria anil Seaside. NEEDED RELIEF THROUGH EAST End of Hefet Wave Seen By Nightfall DEATHS MAKE GAIN Freak Stornfl ReaoH In Big Loss of Property to Ok lahoma Farmers (V. P. ImmJ Wlr to Thr Brrwt BulMIn I With OOOllaa thunder ibovon for-! euHi for thin uf ternooti a Ionic the J BBBlOrfl Heahourtl. mont of the OBBl wbbh hun f-widteted for three duynj in an extreme heut wav- lookod for-j wurd lo relief by nlichtfull. Ktormn unit nhowern in MbhiKun,' WtOCOBSlBi MUnoiirl und Kenerally . throughout the Ullrldle went hroiiKht B meanure of relief to tho" reclonn j eurly toduy. NuineroUH cuHUultlen due to heat prontratlona were reported. Two; died In New York t'ity. one in BBttlol Creek, one ut WiMuiiiKton. two Ot Muffulo. while neveral deuthn werej recorded which were due Indirectly lo the exeennlve heal Freak ntorma over Oklahoma killed tWO peraonn ultd did much proper! dumiiKe A Minneapolis man. crazed by the bOOtt killed hin wife und one1 child, wounded foBf OtbOfB, then committed nubble Two Ohioanr' were killed by Michtnlna. CHICAGO, July 7 -MlKh lOBipor BtttfOfl with extreme humidity, whlcb renulted In nix tleathn In t'hicuico yen terday. returned today after u brief relief lant nUht. XbO maximum temperuture yenter dny wa- 5 7 , one degree low er than the OBBBOB hlah murk. A large portion of the middle wentern ntaten nuffered the name weather. TemperuttireM ilropped aharply last night with an electric ntorm and rain, hut mounted again today upeninK statement tu the half hnn ilreil DawipaparBaCB-. "There were no Incidents uf Importance on the Uip, OB thing I think vim might suv. 1 find the prosecution In gooil spirits ami pleased with the dftctftlon of Judge Oora nut tit take the case unt uf the hands of the state. I'm . feeling fine and will slay here until the trial Is over." All of the rhlef figures of the case were nt the station except Scopes. John It N'eal. chief of the defense' counsel, went, hilt said he was BOlQfl only "as an interested lihea county spectator." The reception committee was head ed hy Judge McKciizie and Included his brother, J. (lormon McKenzie. Sue anil Herb Hicks. Walter Hag-; gard. all prosecution counsel and F. H. Budget's, at whose house Hryan j and his family will reside. After the commoner suhmitted to photographs and hattled his way through the crowd, he entered a sedan with his counsel staff and was driven through the cleared streets to his temporary home. Worker Crazed by Heat Attacks Wife, Children III. T. t awill Wirr to Th flrnil Rulldin) MINNRAPOLtS, July 7--Crazed! hy the heat. Krnest Franzen. ft. laborer, slashed his wife unit one, child to death with n bull tier knife, wounded four other children and I commuted suicide early today. I Attacking the entire family lim ing the night. Franzen killed his wife.. Kllen. IIH, and one son. Morris. !. bstor I the other four children were I awakened. Screaming in terror, the four elder children run to the street WtlMKX'S TROt HUH8 ol'KKMi tONO BKAOM, l al.. July Women wearing white trousers oil the benches without bathing suits un deriinalh were subjected lo police censorship hern today, Pilots of MacMillan Polar Planer m A bue an ibltWfl the RVlotVlffl M lot friuii r dolplltB l BmHOB, where tbty for the trip io the llacUlllon are I. lent. Metier und .-vimr. i.iciii. i oinliiamjrr (. h Hyr.l. I hlnf '. . . I-. h UacMalat'i C 9. KoehtvOi. Tl,- Ma.-.MIIIaii ei,.llil.m l'takrn from thv Klamath marsh reudy to t in f..r Ih Arctic ragtaM Aiuuii'J"li unwiuan. Right and Wrong Worry Christian Endeavorers Dancing, Cards, Theaters On Border Line Mmrlm Oood or limt. Accordlag U RMbJtd Matter, Deddrd bj Porllund POHTI.ANI). July T.Jmit whre to tlraw the lint- In riunrlnic. card plKvlnx. SumUy pant linen, reudtnf . BpTlM a ml lllWlalll wan mort thiiti htSlldltdfl f vitutiK people uttftidliiK the open forum of the International ( hrint lun Kutlcavor ton vent Ion tun OOMM determine. Today dtaMUM looked forn.in lo another open diMMttOI later in the week, follow IliK a sennion late yentt day that brought forth niuti ideun Imt no eonelunionn. The foreRoiiiK amusements wer- plated hy t-ommon eonnent In tkS 'twilight zone" bordering bi twevn CiHid and iiad "(iamhliiiK. prize fitchtlnK ami drinkliiR futoxicatintc Hiiuorn were tmmedlalely releKated lo the t atetfr-ry of entirely bad enjoyments. J Qood readinc. unprofessional ath letics, fishing, educational films.' pageantry and thurrh and home so etel games were styled without ijuen llon as wholesome amusements. The daure had an many supporters an it had opponents. The anti danre forces were rham pinned by a youth who asked : "fan a dancing foot and a praying knee k together? Did you ever see a dancing person who is pious?" Public dances were given no sanc tion. Movies are good or bad. depending on what the subject matter is. The same holds true for the legitimate stage, according to the general opin ion developed. Unload Shaniko Sheep Here On Way to Range J. K. flintou, Shaniko sheepman, is unloading sheep In Hend today. From here the sheep, consisting of six bands and totalling about 11.000 head, will he trailed to the llinton range near the summit of the Cas cades, near Sparks lake, Todd lake and as far as White Branch. PftfU of this range are in each of three na tional forests, the Cascade, Santiam and Deschutes, Hestdes the 11,000 head which at rived In the two shipments today and yesterday, llinton is the owner of an other hand of about 1,000 head, which are now ranging in the high desert country. This baud consists chiefly of Iambs which were raised here and wintered near Prinevllle. llinton is one of the largest owners of sheep In Central Oregon. Only Day Left to Serve, Youth Leaves Jail Cell VBNICK, Cel.. July 7. Stanley A. Merrill. 2. had but one day more to serve of a In day term tn the Ven ice Juil, hut he couldn't wait for his official retools. The youth is being sought hy offl ears today on a charge of Jail break ing. Police said .Merrill realized that HI 8S(tintlo officers were waitluif tor him outside thn Jail yard and that tills probably uciounled for Ills an xluly lo get away premalurely. pilnttil the tWO BBBB BSVBl BMIBBOi Ihe planer will be placed on 'board the North oolo. l-eft to rlbt in Ihe BVOBB It ) llkrlj lb l'rtj wilt Marrli for th ADPTIf pADTV HlXtilt IfUW I OFF LABRADOR MacMillan Message Sud denly Stopped (II. P. la-ft Win- U Th Bnr! Bulletin ) ABOARD K X P L 0 R K R SHIP PSARY, BAFFIN HAY. July fi. t p. n. i By itadlo via Plymouth. Maas., and Wa.ihinKton. i- -The Peary and Ihe Howdoin. the two ships ot the MaeMlllan arctic expedition, hare heen sleaniinK alowly thrntiKh t hic k Ire all day. hound for Hopedule or Windy Pirkle, Iahrador. There arc miles and miles of loose cukes of ice and a great many ice he ties. Peary here i stopped transmis sion and did not resume ! The hreaking off of the above dis patch received by the navy depart ment does not indicate that the ex plorers have met with mishaps, navy department officials believed today. It was thought that aerial disturb ances prerented the full message, from being received by the Plymouth amateur who forwarded it to the' navy department. SCOUT CAMP PLANS NEARLY COMPLETED Chance Still for 27 Boys lo Sign for Outing i'lans for the hoys scout encamp ment at Scout lake, which will open next Wednesday are rapidly Hearing eompletion. At a meeting of the executive hoard of Ihe Central Oregon Area Roy Scout COOncll at the Pilot Butte Inn this noon it was decided that work on the road lo Scout lake would he completed tomorrow of possible, so that lumber, straw for bed tick ing and a stove might be moved to the camp Ihls week to he in readi ness for the opening. Scout Kxecutive Morse and Myron Sytnons will go to the lake tomorrow with two or three boys lo complete the work of clearing the new road. Probably on the following day a man and team will do Hie necessary trail ing, About 27 boys have signed lip for one. two or three weeks at the camp and there will be room for nenrly that many more. Seoul Kxecutive Morse will he In charge of the camp and strict health and safety rules will be in force. A professional cook will be employed and good meals served cnfctccla style. Scout lake, formerly known as Water Hog lake, la a beautirul little body of water nhout u mile from Stittlc lake and near the west end of the larger lake. It was picked from amom all the Csntr&l Oregon lakes as an liicnl place for a boy scout en campment. MMAMj kirk hpottkd lOlghl men 'Were dispatched Ihls morning hy j. o, Bpwtdan of the Cefltral Oregon Piro Patrol associa tion lo fight a fire which was report ed by forest service lookouts lo have broken out northeast of Ihe Summit stage station. It was a Small fire when discovered. SHERIFF STOPS CATTLE DRIVEN UP FROM SOUTH Four ,Drivers Held By Officers Here 61 HEAD ARE FOUND Stock Allegedly Stolen In Lake County Place of Hearing Uncertain The old wet Ih not quite dead. Sheriff S. K. Robortf uml bin depu tlen decided Monday Dlfbt when they were called out to ushImi In roundlnK up an allexed cuttle rtistlluK Kuntf. In the old days, according to Cen tral OreKon pioneern. cattle were stolen off the ruin-- befeeu Mend uml The lull-- and driven aontb to Wlnnemucca, Nevada. Mut accord I Og to the chance mude by William Klttredxeof uike COQBtT, 'ihe nitll In Hih iiri-enl cai wrrr ranicc. and wort- la-lnc drlvt-ii boldll north ,nwar, B,.m, After BMrCbiBS ttllittlKh tlto ttlKllt. Sheriff Roberta and Depatlta OootfM Stokoo ami V. I1. Vandvert loratefl the rullle which were alleged t' have been stolen til head in all In ft pasture at the Allen ranch. In charge of three men whie names are re ported to be Harry Wood, Henry (So ber and "Slim" Zimmerman. I ' I ( a ' l'feslble On fnformatlon supplied by Kllt redne. the offiren this inornlnK ar rested Harry Conderham. claimed to be the leader of the Kanjc. at the Downing restaurant. He had rois tered at the Cozy hotel under the name of H. Dare, according to Sher iff Roberta, but after being arrested he admitted that be was Cnoderham. The cattle belonged. It in claimed, to Kitiredge. William lne. ihe ZX ranch. K P. Mahaffcy and Hill Ball, an Indian. Charges of larceny were to be filed aganlst the four men, but It was not certain this morning whether they would be filed In Deschutes or Kla math county. The charge involving the Indian's rattle may he made a federal case. SMOKING BY GIRLS FACESNEW ATTACK Catholic Organization Sees Habit As Serious Problem (U. P. !.. ,t. .! Wire to The Bern! Bullcil.-) SAN FRANCISCO. July 7. Wni on cigarette smoking hy girls was declared today by delegates attend ing the biennial convention of thf ratholie Daughters of America her". "There is too much drinking ami smoking among young girln." ta(i Miss Mary r Duffy, supreme regent of the order, "it Is one of the out standing problems of the day, We must do what we can to curb the growing smoking habit among women." Mrs. Loots Pnth, Texas rep.eseuta llvc. held lael: of proper home train ing waa rcjponatble fur the habits of youth today. "The parents are to blame, rather than the young people." she said. 'Smoking among young gills is becoming serious." declared Miss (Catherine M. Rosney, national sscrrv tary. Thirstv Tourist Is Drawn By "Contaminated Water" III r. Lnwil Wire to The Benil Balbrtm) THE DALLES, July 7.-- When n thirsty motorist along Ihe Columhin River highway saw a sign yesterday al the foot of n waterfall that said "Contaminated water." be filled his cup to Hie brim and quaffed heartily. ('. W. Wanser, division engineer of the state highway department, hap pened along and stopped. Itefore he could caution the tourist. Hie hitler turned lo him and said: "What kind of mineral water In Hint; I never heard of the name be fore?" Now M new sign win go up marks?) "Kolicn no! til to drink.'' Naval Secretary Visits Stricken Santa Barbara HI. P. Lnul Wirr In Thr ll-n.l BalMfa) SANTA flARBARA. July 7. -Simla Parharn waa host lo Secretary nf Hi" Navy Wilbur lodav. After aft Inspection of the harbor -mil rualrft ion0i Secretary Wilbur wan en let jialned ai luncheon by the chamber of commsres.