The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 08, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextI THE BEND BULLETIN Tin: WHATHKII Central Oregon's First Leased Wire Newspaper I. iii llllll inlli! IiimIkIH .null Thuridayi gentle variable winds. VOL. XVII. THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY HDITION, UKND. OKKfJON, WKhNKSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY . 1025 NO. 27 MEAD PROMISES CONSIDERATION FOR DESCHUTES Confers With Delegates From Central Oregon NO "MONEY FOR 1925 Settlers Nearly Worn Out By Long Walt, Curd Tells Federal Official 10 V. Ul Wir, HUM IWm.I UuIMImi PORTLAND, Jul I roil eonrtd trillion nf the ItMch ultM Irrlgatlnn rojMl will he given hy Uu Itm-r loi . PftfUMBt- nIlhiMirh M (uiuU run ii tofthcomlnj 'hi w-ur. Dt Blwood tftdi eonmlulonri ol rti lu mutton. ld ! tut n- mi ill v .Irli v-iii ion I dtt). judge Robtii lAwytr ol Bntf uM nrrv i.ird Ol Mud ran, heading Ihf ' i 1 1 liittf- pruJiTi delngat Inn here r a i ii ii f ti r lirt wllli Mead .nut Hn i i-rt Work, him n-tury nf tin Interior. formed t It fedriul nf filial thai UtOfft ll tbj dlnlrlrl Were gelling Unit It nl unit dlmuuretged "If ihf government will npmd tO - OSlMtOlj lStfM In hulldliiK i 'h needed rrf rvulr ami dlv"rlon ni. wr w HI I mp lit hondn ami u ii h ilm old ol hf n In if we will MMOOlOlO ih project," t lurd ultl. "Wr huvf thai much cunf Irlfnt'ff In It " I If unlit nu ll u prtiKr.nn would 'il.irf liMi.uuii ui rtN in ihr Hem huten project uml 10,090 lOni In ihf I'ii II BOlIt project HOdOf water SHAW WILL ERECT BRICK STRUCTyRE BttlkUtlf at Wall and Ore gon to be Replaced Thi sii-i bolldlngi frame itroo lure erected on Hit nouiheuM turner Ol 000(1 ItfOOl unit On-Run avenue In 1901, Ii btloi rotod i" bo roploeod b) a bflob nlructurr whlih will hOUM flVf ItorOt it other OOSlOOOMt, Cnu ti rui-(Inn Kill hi Kin u noon un i hi nfoood i1 loovod, Thi owner. L A Shaw, han gone mil uf thf fOOd BtOPV bttStMM l leuM tonpOVOfllyi until thf new hulldtng In tODlDlOtod Ii mny tin Ide lo rent ihf flit In- liullilltiK and nut OSO ON IiIn feed boslooofti BOOdOOtOd fOf over 1 Ti yearn nt the MOM lOOOt hn. Thf iifw rti Ihl I rtK will cover Shaw n property, " hy H" foot, wild two itori bolldlosi Footoi oo Bood Hrool ood three on Oregon . Thf S'luarf Ileal fOPOHOT0 ItOfC In moving temporarily to tlu frame building hark of thf Mapllul church which wan thi church 'm QttOrtOTI until it ffw month ago. Cattle Theft Admitted, Says Sheriff Roberts Complota confesalon that ht itoli ihi' ill head uf in I Hi' in. i, wore iir Ing ilrlvi'ti In BMd for shipment Ttteedgy morning wffen thi nan driv ing them were arrested "t (In1 Allen nilw-li, was made today liy Hurry ii leihuin, who was arrested later in Bind, according la sheriff B, H MobartVi : I r lut in Inlil nf xli'iilliiK Hn' aftllta from Klatoalh Mkrtbt mui da clarad itwl tha other thi man H raatadi Harry Wood. Hwiry Oobar ami "sum'' Klmmarnatii wara niara' iv amployad iy him and with not eonnaolad wlih lha offantti i tio Minr irf raportadi Nn rlmrKi'H Iwivi' lii'i-n flli'il iih yi'l Rgalnat ooniiiTiiiiiu, but oonplaltitt win lie mad out Immadlatal', it aru nnnonnoid, And Man, Struck by Car, SuccumbH at The Dalles (U. V. LCMtd Wlrf Iii Tho Ilni1 llullrllnl TUK MAI.IiKS, Oro., July s A. w. itinKM, Tn, H roildfnl "f Rovann tvhara ha oparatod tarvloa tatlon, dlad in Tha Dallai hoopltal yMiardit)r nn Hie raaull uf in jurii'H ivittlnad whan lie wiih itruek down iy ran- lorlHl J II 110 II, I .' n r WIIH dot! llllll did not hair tin1 wnrnlnl hIkhhI of n Portland man named Chapman, who attar hitting tha iirhiI num. btouihl iiiiu in ii looal iioHiiitiii. AUTO Kil l s l-IONKKR IU. P. Ual Wire iThf Rend Pnllrtlnl YAKIMA, Vnh., July -Mo Bplttwn, 00. pioneer of Yakima coun ty, died lulu ytttardty After hn waa BlrUOll while cronnltiK u sttenl by un ntltOtnoblll driven by J. A. IlnvT of Door Plrk, Wttih, Owl Patrol Wins Race In Securing Uniforms Week In Camp Prize For Completing Kquipntent VounjpHi n n itf Mh for outJuu i 'otntiM'iii inu ii Wook' 1 ihIht OlftM Uf Announrrd r i" id tin room bora ol ibt in 1 patrol la uniform i homoolvoi com-. plottly In proporotlon for ibt opto i ii k f thf hny wool nooompntttt nnsl wtok, Waller Bbnll, Btrwyn Corner Dan Toylor, iltldon WottornJ DlrkSOI PooU, ami Jim BlllllVOn liiivi hffii ii a nliil Ihf prl.f of fx- pciiMfM fur a It In ramp Tin1 huvN bOtOni Ii' Owl patrol. Ah it' patrol normally oonaitti or ilftti hoyn, fXpftiM iiioti for two mori will hf uvulliihlf . nuil II In umlf r niootl morovfr i hut hoiih of thf nl will InilOl on puyliiK Ihclr own rx- pOBOOO, ftllOWtDI thflr prlrc motify to hi- unftl hy Htmif hov who othfrwln won Id hf minlf It to u l If ml )m patrol In a unit Of troop No 1.' vrbiab boi ii 11 loadir John DobolaJ w ii h i inr v McKaoiit aa naatataat Thf ii w aril imt unnoum nl wan ojmda by ih Aoooolotod i eompooi OtlUf KtttM from DOtatdi flfJOIpOOlOl WfTf ihoxf of Slim m.Ii mmlr h thf 9taodord ami Uoloa on oowpooloa One Time Newsie Rises To Corporation Chief it'. IV LMHMl Wlrr Tn Ol ,MI llullrllnl CHIC A 00. July H A hoy who1 OMO nuulf u IIvImk for blflMOll ami bli molhi r "limit In "Wuxtru pODOTt' on CblOOJ0l dOWOtOVO ItfOOl cor Urn, tOdO hfuiln on of tin Iutkii atitomohllf rorporatlonn In Ihf nmn try John IliTti, foumlir ami pifnlilfnt of ih Tolloo Opb tyataoii boooioi illulitnun of Ihf hoard of dlfOCtOfl of Ihf iifwly 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 ! . ' i 1 1 Yfllow Couch mid lifnfrul MotoiN company, i apt inliifd ai $31, '. mm Thf df.il w.i- BOOM m fd Innt nlKhl Thi nf w rompatn will havf 0Q tHMi NhnrfN of 7 fmr ifitl lumulittlvf, pfoforrod itoob of sip'i pur roloo Thrrf Uo will hf liun.unn )dir of rlunn "It" nlork of tin par vultif ami 1. ,090 nhnri'i of common ntock ut io Hotti ui roilra tho 99ff oou worth of tlOM "A" ItOCb lit Ihf rii n .a:" Valloai Cab Company Prosecutors Deny Slow Trials Aid Bootleggers Department of Justice Officials Announce 23,000 BOOM Cases Still Waiting for Hearings illy I' P UttM Wire lo Ttir IU-imI HullHlm United stains district ottorneyi In reproaentative citios throtAjThout thi country dlaagroo with United states Attorney Emory Bucknor f Now York in his racont Btntenwnl that prohi bition onforcemont hail boon crippled by clogged cotondhra In the federal courte A survey by the United Press shows that in no other t it y than New York do mm runners and boOtieggOTfl benefit from crowded court rockets Doportmooi of loatloo offlolelfl a( WiihIiIiikiou BOOOOOeod today, how ever, tlini more ihun 19,090 llQOOr proooontloni ware cloood in fodorol courtN at thf Bfld of thf IBS I flncal yi'iir. June :io. Llnuor eooaa inHtiiuied in fodorol eenrta la tha firm It montha ..f ttta iyi'iir, thf y tald, eonprlood inure than f,o pir eani ol all Fadaral proaaeu i tiona. Coiunbaa, Ohio, raportad no jnii ' Hinlinri'H fur lliiunr vlnliillonl ilur- ihk Hn' paat month, Tht Chicago dlitrlol ui lornt-vH hii lit prohibition au iii' aajlatl ol nit law Ui an ( lorca, iii' miiii'ii thara had baan 1 2 . ! 8 convtotloni ilnoa Jannanf, 1 1 t)2ft. si Lonli hoi diipoaod nf M lliliiiir catSI cl ii rt rtK III"1 IhihI yenr. wiiii only 71 pandlnt, Tin' Danvaf dlatrlcl attornay laid i nlirl oniaatlon wan In no wuy Inuu- parlni anforcamant. All thai la lnadd for iniilillilllon I'liforri'inom ! iii aallta and honaat nan, acoordlni in tha dlatrloi? atlornajf at sun Knui- rlHro. . ! WASIIINtlTON. July S. - Mom Ihun 23.11(10 llqiuir prnHOCUtlont wen ..l..nM...J I.. .1... Jn.b.l, ... ill,, mm. Hon s federal courts at tha end 0- itho 1925 flsiul vo,- on Juno 10, ,ip. portmonl of Joatlca offlolali rioolorod i today. Doaplta BtfonnoOB Bfforta loop oto t batun, proHoeiitora have made no more than a dent In the mass of cases which are continuously piling dp, A lotttl of 81,860 lliiuor DOOM woro Instituted In fpdpral courla within Ihe first ten months of the your whirl, ended June 311 muk-i Iiik up morn than fill per cent of all; federal proHecutioiiM. rOHTUANl), July I. CongpKtlon In tho federal courts of Orevon would be luuierinliy relieved If loci juuthorltles would vigorously enforce tho prohibition lawn. United States Iniiilrlcl Attorney Oeotue Neuner de- (Oontlnucd on page 3.) GAP IN PAVING TO BE FINISHED NOW MADE SURE S. P. & S. Will Aid In Meeting Cost DAVIDSON IS VISITOR Local Interests Hear Share of K x pense On Sou t h Highway Approach IMatiH for tin pnvliiK of thf Sun foot Itrflfh of thf mui t h iipproiich of Thf D0tl0OCott(0fOla hltchway on Scott it roof which in ootaldi tha iiy llmltn, wn mud tlfflitlte loduy with thf rfccipt of formul muuranca from thf S I' A S rullwny (hut Ii mil ntaml Un i.pportlonmf nt of thr rout. Thin iiH-iiruiir1 cum In a lfltr re-i-flvfd hy official of thf BfOOhO Scar Ion LOBlttOf ''o., hut wun con f it nu il lv Cffifral Muiiukit J la ridOOfl of thf rotlrOOd company, who' wh Iii Rrnd on u trip of lunpr-cllon. : DovtdOOfl vlfWfd ih- Hfctlno which U proponi'd to hf hurd nurfm'd, u -compnttlfd hy Mayor H. H Fox. and whllf thfTf hi vlfWfd the Scott ntrffi croaaloj of tha rollrood ipor to th- piuwmlllH, ami BfllfOOd thOl a ItfOOil iikih ihoald bo ptaood thOft at tht railroad company 'n xptnni Dayrld 100 inn dc a trip throuih thf BfOOhO BOOOtOO plant AgroaoiOOl of the railroad com pany to ntaml Hn nharf of th 000t of pavniK on Scott ItfOOl OOOJ that plaim and fntlmutfn for thf pOTlOJ win ba nm df nt oooa hy it it. Ooold, ua Inner, und a cont rait If t in ihr poor fotoro, Rollrood Part) Hato lotorootO which atf voluntiflly ' bOOrtOI ii nhari In I hf ronl pra ' hi MronkN-Scanlon l.timhcr Co.. the rail road company, ihf Hind Iron Works. Anton Attn and thf I'nlon tll Com pan Thf county court han ajtrfed J to axpaod the amount which ordloar) (Contlntifd on Pax1 S.) MINING ENGINEERS IN DEATH VALLEY i tn e tloudburst Leaves Party of Si Isolated U. T. tMHd Win- TM BMMl llullrllnl LOS ANOBLBB, July s A relief ' axpodltldn lafl hara today fr Daath vuiii''. where si uiiniiiK anilnaani lire renorleil mariinneil mill in (Inn- ' ger from OXPOaura "nil slnrviiilnn. Tin men. aocordtm to Donald MoDonald, owner of the Cbaaaauac ntnaa In tha htart of Wild Roaa oan- yon. huve been CUl off from Ihe oul slile world Hlnce June 19, when nil " "". ' I 1 ... Ill II V 11 I I . . 1 1 i I IM1I-.I McDonald lafl tha canyon a day bafora the cloudbturat. lie aatd he saw (he men ancampad In (he valley bafora he lafl anil was cortntn thay wore laolatad and in dangar. "Unlaaa tbay are roachod within the next few (Iiivm they will suffer a torrllile daath," ha aaldl "They hail 'veek's food sum.ly when Ihe , loud '' Ut thOhlthWaya OBd left them stranded. Their only hope Is to walk across lit) miles of Death rallO) and thai would he suicide." Child b Left Sleeping, Loses Life After Fire III. I'. UtM BBATTL d w in in ihi' Hi-nit Bnlktlln) !. Wash.. July 8. Jackie Juilklns. four, was hurned In u fire that destroyed the home of his par- eiilii Inst nlKhl. and died In Hip hos pital without regaining conscious ness. The little lud was left asleep In the homo while the mother weu.1 out on an errand. When the mother r, turned, Ihe home was lu flumes trill) aonie undetermined source, und a neighbor was endeuvorlug to enter the burning hullillug. Grain Selling Company Expected to End Life $26,000,000 Combine May Expire With Contracts lloniliern . .ni l.io k of Snppoii l'rom Ponnani an (aums for ( 'toafOJl Rualorwi It!. I'. UnM-d Wlrr f Thf Hrn-J K.ilKlnl CHICAOO, J ttl I A major nlep proaoaU dlMOjotlon of thf drain UarkatlnK Corporailon. ihf I2tf,0nn, 0(H) coopf riillve Kraln concern, will hi lak'-n at ihf rKtilar WOOkljf plOOt iiik of thf Chlcaf o board ol iradto dl n torn hfrn thin BftOfOOODi till 1'nltfd I'rfHH Iffcriifd Tha dlroctors accordlni to Oray Silver, praaldaOl of thi Brain cor poration, ar fXpfcifd to act favor-' ahly on a pfllllou for mcmlivrnhlp on thf opin mark et filfil h ihf Armour drain Company and thf lUm-'iihiiiiin drain Company, lotOOfOl partn of thf frain Markellnn Corporailon. Aocordloi to siivit. the nova dooi not DOOI nnarll)' plOOO fllnnoludnn. It mTf ly In u ntf p rOOjOTdod an "hunl iifnn DfodoOCO" hf in Id. LaodlOl flMOpf lifl. howfVfr. re Kard it an thf Initial nio In liri-ak- int-. ui, the bota aoaabloa hrouicht alio at by connolldatlon of-four larK rain companlen OhOOl n yaar atco. Optioual eOOtroata. promulKalrd at IhO tlmf of connolldatlon. fxplrr July t. On thu data, ii in batloTod. tht GOMpOOl wtl finally BOOOOOOO dlnno- lattoo. piuciuK loapooilbHItjT uu tha fulluri- of farinprn to ntipporl thf or porai ion. "We ntlll rKiird Ihi Krain COfporO lion an a workahlf hunlnesn." atd Silver. "The new BlOfi doen not menu final dlnnolullon." JOHN D. OBSERVING HIS 86TH BIRTHDAY Party Is Simple Affair. Golf .Much .More Important i r. 1'. I.mH Wirf In I be Ifc-nd llullrllnl TAHRYTOWN. N Y.. Jnly 8. One of the world's optimists reached his Stfih hlntidity today, looking buck upon ,, full -....ii in arhleh, to him, the outstanding furls were tha, tils fuvorlie granddaughter had mar ried (lie man of her choice with bis approval, and that be had gotten his Irons working and was playing the boat golf of his lite. John 1) Uockefeller's countless millions were not In evidence at bis birthday party out ut Pocanlco Hills. It was family affair, with just a few shiny dimes for the neighboring children lo mark the orrasion and n few ribboned paekuges with little personal gifts from bis own children and grand children piled beside the breakfast tray. Rockefeller'! fingers Itched for the feel of his favorite mashic and his birthday program led off with nine holes of golf on his private course. The millionaire is playing better than ever before and can Just about shoot the two rounds In bis age -86 which is golf lots of poorer men w-uuld give his wealth lo OChloyC ".Mr. Rockefeller la well and full Of good Cheer." shIiI n formal state ment authorised hy the Rockefeller family. "He is full of gratitude for Ihe blessings that the coming year holds out for him. He will spend the da qnletly with members Of bis family about hilu." Canadian Voices Fear Of Absorption by U. S. (U. P. LeBBfd Wirr to The PemI Bulletin) MONTREAL. Que.. July x can BdO II III danger of heina absorbed by the l ulled 8tOtOfl despite border ine treaties and differences tn nation alities, accordlni to B, i. Patenaude a loader of lha conaorvatlva party. In a speech iiere he siild he hud no fear of annexation by treaty or QOOOjOOBti hul that he did fear "the Insidious daily penetration of Yankee foodatUffS- Yankee clothing. Yankee cereals, Yankee periodicals. Yankee movies. Yankcf Ideas and Yankee ideals " PeteOBOde pleaded for united ac tion to keep Canada Canadian. "The hutldtnK up of a distinct nationality" was urged by the conservatlce leader as ii logical solution to the problem. Big Air Mail Enterprise Proposed by Henry Ford 111. P. LeBffd Wlro to Thr llcntl PulU Hnl LOS ANGKLB8, July 8. Henry Ford has laid heforo Houthevn CbH fornlfl capltallata an offer to join him tn a gigantic, air mall enterprise, according to report today In local financial circle. t It in Kord'a Intent, according to the report to obtain exclualve cou tructa from the government for tho delivery of air mail. Ford. It is known, believe that mail can he carried with a-profit at existing rates FOLLOW QUAKES OF CALIFORNIA Large Areas of World Are Stricken REACH CLIMAX SOON Italian Seismologist Fore - casts Peak of Disturbances For Middle of July (U. T. lnMHl Wir lu Thv Hn.l Hullrtin) Vant OTOOa of the Klohe are pan-tliiK IhrotiKh a rHgn of ununual natural phf uoinenu. Kartlui uakeM, flood. utorniH ami heat waven have made thflr vitdta tlonn upon humanity the pant week In extraordinary violence. KoIIowIiik aorthtOOkoa In Califor nia and Japan, new aOfth ihOOkl "rrr rwWMP ...... no... R.N. Japiin. ami from Italy. Nome of I hern la tent t retnorn canned panic hut ap parootly took no toll In human life. I TrO mendoiiH flootln lant week raK'-d in Poland. Today word of vio lent rain ntormn In one BOOtlOO of Italy tf I In of ronHldnrahlf dOQIBgl from the waters. lu QOBtatO America a heat wave wan holdinx Brent dlntrictn tn itn (trip. lu wfHtern America therf In ni 111 Home anxiety if m new earth ibOChB come. ProfaaooT LoffJaola Bandaodl. Ital ian earthquake prophet, han told the I'nitfd Fress that un unusual neriod i iiiifu i rfss .11.11 an ununuai pt-rioo of seismic actlvitv was dm In Julv oi mimiik " '"fr-i reacniug us peoa anout tne middle -7 wi wwmymrrwm imyi . of tka month. about 7t and adding to the prod tic- tlon proportionately. ITALY FKKI-K QCAK8 Several ratchet setters BtOfft ItiiMK, July S. Two earthquakes brought in from other points, but thf; shook the Catania district today bOti8mwverH ,nr tht additional shift are did no dntnage The Btoel mild in the vicinity of Mount Ktna but strong in the city of Catania and even stronger in AefroBjOa on the roant of the pro vince, while at Vis C-rande and 7,ef- (Contlnued un Faxe 3.) Organization for Mothers Lively Interest Shown In Opening Session of Homemak- ers Institute Conducted ,SUI Th. Rulk-tl.) REDMOND. July 8. Mothers must organize to counteract the ... , . . - . iU organization "h.h "ng the young folks at the pre.-ent time. Mrs. Kate W Jameson, dean of women at the Oregon Agn- cultural college, told those attending the homemakers' institute here yesterday. "I have known the modern girl every year since I began teach- ing in the grade school many years ago. She is the victim just now of the great disease of the age criticising the younger gen- enition. " "In collece there are rules nm- HURRY CONTRACTS ON LOGGING LINE Burns Millsite to be Broken This Month. Intimated BURNS, July g, Thirteen con tractors are at work on grading, four getting out tie and bridge timber and one fencing, on the right of way of the Malheur railroad, according to a statement issued by James W, Olr jrd general manager Of lha Kred Merrick Lumber Co. The railroad is being liuilt Iron, Hunts to Seneca us part of toe lumber company') obliga tion In its purchase of the Hear Val ley timber unit from the government . While this deportment of the Work is under way, moving of the state highway ln.to Bums has commenced, to make way for the Iterrlck mill pond. Breaking ground at the mill site Is expected the latter purl of this month or early in August. There will lu' no ill 1 1 ii-ii ii v in meeting the requirements laid down hy the forest servlie. says tllrard. In this connection Bruce Hoffman. engineer and expert cruiser for lhelim ,,,,,,-t go away and leave thorn Prank store, and some In the dis forest service, is in Burns; cheeking alone for the party. ' Piny nt the Imperial hotel, on the anfbunl of nork done hy the Larger homes with more room for. ""' program of tin- contention bus Rerrlak interests. Ills report will be I the members of the family to lie by been tentatively in-ranged, and will made through the district forester lu themselves occusioitullv was a need '"' announced definitely on Prlday, Portland. voiced by the speaker. That the mod Deficit of Forty Million j ( .... . , In 1'ostoffice Department , WASIIINtlTON, July 8. A deficit Of 140,000,000 for the postofflco de 'parttnent. due to a halt year's opera - 1 1 mi, oi tne posiai rales aou pay revi sion law. was estimated hy Postmas ter ueurrai ,xo ,ouay lor me nscai vest- IflSS. which ended i, week ago. The receipts from postofflces ge,)- erally show Increases over those of Mail year, but not large enough to meet the increased expenses of the puy raises, New said Fire Covers 130 Acres Before Flames Halted Twenty-eixht Men On De fense at Crater Huttes Harlotin MTooora POord In Hprcod Of BIOSO Cifl. , n Milt , from Silver Lake Thf flrf which rasted yentf-rday Kouth of Crater hntten covered an area entlmatfd hy forent afrvice offl cialn at 130 acren before It wan hroiiKhi under control about OtfOj vent rday even in?. The illntanee ' around the fire wan between two and two and one-half mileH, ho lhai tin ff"rt8 of the ftri flghton had to be Mprau oiii ofr a cunsKifraoif iroin About 2S men. including forbol iOTf ice raOOOri and firemen and a crew from Menu, helped to fight (he ' ftaoiao, The flrf npread to both h1iI-h of the forenl nervice road lietween th Rend lodge, will attend the ariind Summit ntane ntatlon and the Cabin ImUe In Portland July 13 to IS In take ranvr ntatlon Part of it wan clunlve. and the lodge hopen to havt on txoveruinent land and part on 20 memhern there In order to muke boldloga of The Bhevllo-Hlzon Com- Central Oregon's nhowing an Improa pany. nlve aa poiutllile. It wan outlined nr A DOO I 10 men were at the flrf thin Tuenday evening metdlng by T. K. morning. Some of them will leave J. Huffy, chairman of the committee today, hut the fire v ill be watched f(r t or (nrw. (M mori A fire which had Hpreud over a i ooaldorable area and wan hecomlne a nerloiiH menace vaa reported tht. morning from the Fremont national yearn, thone who attend will iiKnlnt foroat. Thll bloaa i near Antelope j In one of the bifegent projpeta for id mountain and about l' mltea veal o. vfrtining Central Oregonn arenle re BllVOff I-ke. BOOrcea that han ever been attempted. i Duffy pointed out. Commence Third Shift At Brooks-Scanlon "I? tyf I'll., thiol I,C. in Ilr..L .v. ,. 1,,,, sawmill B was to be operated for,. . . . . .,, ., . . . ,. ...... booth which will distribute literature llie firnt time today, lucreaning the . . , - . J about ( entral Oregon, and answer man who have bfen in thf Brook n - , Seanlon employ and wi-re promoted to this position. The shift now run from S a. m. ', to 3:40 p. m.. 4 p. m. to 11:40 p. m . , fiililnlnbt in 7-4U u m wiih BB nun. ute stops for luncheon and changing remarkable map has just been com- pleted after being under const ruc . i t Ion for a number of weeks in the Plea Made by Speaker by O. A. C. at Redmond hlbitluK social affairs on week nlKbts. Shevlln-Hlxon bund nr as many of but If a blub school itirl's mother,"" members as can net away to at tells the Klrl she cannot ko to a party XpnA- finally the Mend lodge on a week niKht. the Klrl says, 'But ! members dressed uniformly us fish Mary and Johnnie are going, and ermeu. so are Jimmy and Jane.' These Th's parade will start at ftttO young people are organized: thev are ,hi"l on the afternoon of Thursday, in a class by themselves; the? do as ,,ilv t8' nd will pass first through they want to do. fntil mothers or- Multnomah field, ncrooe tha liosari.i IMlaa they cannot do much attalul sla,:'' Tlu Kr,,:" s,:"lii"' wM1 be them. There is now a monger let the high school enrollment Im grotto thre times as fast as the population the problems have Increased and many times "One ol the great needs of the high schools Is a dean of girls. This need not be much of an added ex pense. One of the regular teacheis COttld do the work. She should have not so luanv , 'lasses ami be able in odvise Ihe ronnn cirls on their ooclal . affairs and help them with their special problems. Most high schools have a coach who is more or less ol' a leader among the bovs. : "Panntl should ooeo their homes fr voting folks to have their parties there and then stay and play with them. They may not want you first but If VOU enter Into the snlrit. thev will be clad to have von. ern Klrl should be given her own !m.Jl!!r!-'hi!! :",k. w" ii iii riis it uu nn c Min inn in in complete charge wu among bits ,,. advice given to mothers by Mrs.! Jameson, who In addition to her long WOrk with girls In her capacity as ' .,,,.. lf won)an , three collcces Is ! , herself u mother, The first hotnemakeri institute lo hpM , (1,,ra flteKon opened D(r( yesterday with n good altencl- ance. The morning hours are given over to talks and demonstration work on ,.0tnnB ailrt (ondH wllh half (Continued on page 2) flrV Tfi QENll wlJUL IU OLIW BIG DELEGATION TO CONVENTION Minimum of 150 Elks to Go From Bend EXHIBITS PREPARED Decorations, Displays, Lit- erature to Show Wonders of Central Oregon At raaal 150 EBlha, mimbara of the In charge of the local lodge' partici pation in the convention. In addition lo taking part In the hlggent Klkn' event which they will have un opportunity to witnenn In Thin adverilHing plan han three feature. The lodge will maintain befcdojoartera in room MT, the Im perial hotel: and either in thin room or In the corridor, it will have dec orations nhowing Central Ore goun any iiifstion which may Iip ankd. Flout PrepOafed The Bend lodge uis secured i ee tion of display window in the Meier A Frank itore, and here It will place the relief map of the Central Oregon country uml the Caacadea, showing the fishing lakes and streams, the scenic wonders from the Columbia to Cratr lake, the scenic roads and tralla as well aa the highways. This are greatly pleased with its appear- a nee and 'Accurate detail. prepared an elaborate float, the ,id. s of which will show an Idealized puno rama view of the Three Sisters from Bend- featuring the wild life which is "' ,,e '"n" in thp i"''" countrv. The rear panel consists of , , lmnrooI h()VS vtb riH. inl. Mek,e, ,Bd srhools of ,. This float will he one ,.f many rr, au parts of the fnited states which will appear in the parade on 'he afternoon of July is. Behind floal wl" me smaii cane eon- talnlnu the only lav,, bear In cap- tivitv. drawn by two Mend Kll..: the ""e 1 vantage point, from which vil'w the parade, hut it will also pass through the downtown ptroota. Houston Plans: (arAau Since must of the Rend lodge members and their friends who will Bttond Will g" In automobiles, Slale Trarric Officer Karl It Houston is arrungtng a caravan, which will b" met and eacorted Into the city hy a snood of inotorcyi-le policemen who "ill meet nil such caravans und make nnre that thev have the right of way through the street! The Bend motorists attending Hie convention will have an auto ramp 1 "n Salmon streets, flvn blocks from Hie Klks' temple I Tlle lo,le bus secured 1 11) stuifed animals anil birds, some of which will be used oo t he flool . some 1,1 ""' d'l'lay window at the Meier AlTCSt SaUSOlitO Mayor, Charire Booze Consoiracv w tU. P. U-rf Wlr. In The Btnd Balhela) SAN FRANCISCO, July K. Knur men were under arrest here and 14 others w ere sought, on warrant!! charging conspiracy to violate Ihe pi-oblbllloii laws, ri-siilllng from the burning of Hie alleged rum shin feeder COfttOt, lm l.nle.l In those sought Is .1. It. .Madden, mayor of Sausalllo. , ro ibay town, In whose shipyard Ih - gov- i i nnieoi is rec, iidlllonlng ves .i m mi the war on tho rum fleet.