The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 28, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN THK Wi: THi:it i m r I'Uhinj'. nloudlniMi follow It) i .1 1 ii WodiiOH(tt) v ; dooIq it- ii Roulhorly winds Central Oregon's First Leased Wire Newspaper VOL. XVII. THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND OREGON, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 80. 1925 ASKS TO SCRAP TREATY SIGNED AT END OF WAR Former Kaiser Is Silent On Disarmament OUTBREAK NOW FEAR Ring of Heavily Armed Na tions About Central Bit ope Held Real Danger IU v 13 -i wur to n,t iniMlUte) The Versailles trimly. In the nplli- tun of ei Kataer wiih.-im ii ol tier iiiuiiv, "nuvi he Mmppv4 Bebin4 be vin uuih impsiKi ruble ...iiu ol MmiR DoorQi Mttlloi i ii' ptotorttojit Dm M'h oottBl rjutde be- muh! i lit border of hit fir itir em I tire, Wilhelm BM rut bed iht firm it v i i i it uiul It In Im'Imk Mt rii ki It i t'tl tluy hv tiny mm (w -h group' f nulloim nrm d hi I lit ifftli nur lOttndlBI Ii it t Ua nir VstUfMtUd i inn ul Vim fteiihetir pMllWltSi lull tif one (if llna proudest fa in tMi f -in . i i.i i i!frttiuiiy, mo um Iu 'Kim 111 Mini' If In l-IlIK HmIi "acting . Ii ltf ol til" imperial iiiuJi'ittv'H holle nit) in Ihmrn.' revealed hU muster's khousfcti itidny tn a pablejrxiw from Doom i iii riiiicti Prate Thi telegram detHned n rUQtttel ir direct vifWN trpm Hi' koHMtf ool irowloi world dlMfOMMoot u nb ) i OJttntlirol by ih remarkable i i'v flat ltniH ttf world prrpait(lt)NN fur mw, otrrfted tnm Vobb Miller, I ultod lti rtrrHtHMoMl In loii- lloiii Ium week, I'm. I H. I.I Kv Mill Um- admiral., wlin Ik om bl riM ol "luif marii hull' fiimtlonur I H't W It it lllivii KtlAI ded till kalrliTH meager empire II Doom Minn PUVI tllil lifl ih i-iirtaiii of tOCfOCj Mel booeorit) tf the Doom ejtUe wuin rli'Mtly in reveal thai Wilhelm if neon! lifl M Kill hill I'V II III I III VlTHUlllt'N I dm anient. Tin United ProM aiked Admiral Vmi Paschwlu "whether there is uu 1 pOBOlblllty itf securing Iiu ex kaiser's Vtowa mi ill' rafiltl increase of urtnu-: mm is In Knrei' for piihliratton mi Ih anniversary of tin ftrlnic nf t h f f irnt shot of tlx worlil war" tomor-, row. July I'll Tht reply from hi excellency U given herewith, "Doom. Holland, Jttjy M KM mi a Jimi . tin' Qermun emperor, does, rut lotosd i" '' Ibe roqooBtod statement either ornlly or b Ittttff Ihe rcnnoiiN ..if obvious. "An ruler of Mrimiuy nnd head Bl her unit v. ti Ih miii lent y un able In preserve Ihe peace of Kurope tor. i i Bflf .1 years. "Tin i rlniitml I Mil ImpnsMUIc treaty tif Versailles bun illniirnodl (irriminy uiul ' Irfl Km opt and ilo WOfld lwrtft ttf th" Rtimirt-t f . i r pOBtfiOt i nitiiiii'iito InCTOOBPlI "You will mrir thiil Ibv Kroolml ! (laiiKcr In Km tipr anil (hi I'nllril RtOtM Of Aim rlt a Hon III ll' fa I that lh IhitH dlMfBltd OOrttfBl But 0D4 I1 suM'outiilMl by i Krnup Ol BOj itoiiM. nrmiMl to thf icM'ih uiul con 1 1 ti mi 1 1 Incrooslni tholr irmomonu "Vonr rBQUMl oonvlnooi hit tin- BOflBl BIOjOBty lhl UIh conviction In; holni confirmed moro and more, dy b) tiny, iimi tht ViTMaiiitH trottyl mnil ub Bcroppod i Thl Admiral Von PniichwUi Bt 111 rtter to Wllbolm majtiiy In in bBBpIni with tin1 tradition of the I "kiiiMT truokl monarchlatii who ro Bard him mm tha rlshtful emparor nf CI ar many. rurthar( amoni many ftiropaanBi n t onatomaryt aa n mat tor r poHtanatai to liva n rular his iiiic avBn aftar it haa officially bean token nway from him. $880,000 Water Bonds Placed Before Medford it), v. Uernd Win loTht Stall BalMIn) MKIIKOIU), (Ire. July 18, A proposition In liullil a new 880,000 water nyitom for Medford win in attbtnltted ii the voten ni t n lal eleotlon October 5, it developed at a n .i.i of the illy counell. ett piauiiiiiK oonnnliilon and water board Monday niKhi. FIbIi inite, proian! water inpply, fiirnlBheli six second tool, with n re- Hiillnnl lliortnge every Hiimntor. Tito new Supply would come from Wk initio creek and would fiirnltth from 18 lu 11 Hociind fuel of water. At the Special election rcrumllnK of the present water debi will be pro pOlldi mnUltiK a totnl bonded Indehl ednosii if the propoiltlon in oorrledi ol J1,080,OQO tor Metlford'H water sripply. Visit of Big Mill Operator In Centra! Oregon Revives Reports of Activity In Ochoco Timber K. A. Booth Arrives Not Long After Southern Pacific Officials Kniiroad Intercut In I'rineville Muni cipal Line Viewed As u Possibility K. A. Booth, timber operator and a member of the Booth-Kelly Number company "i tin1 upper Willamette valley, arrived In Bend .Monday evening from Klamath Palls, lie left early thin morn ing. His deatination waa believed to be I'rineville. Itooth was accompanied t Bend by hii wife and daughter, Barbara, and P. ii. Davis and Stanley Cummlnga. if iiu. ah ii in tha Prlnwllla mm- NEW MAIL ROUTES CHARTED BY PLANE Seattle Portland, Medford, Frisco Line Included WASHINGTON. July Com iiiit. In I KTlaUOl In ii..' lull e.1 Siat.'a ri..'yi'.l ii I riiii.nilunn Loom (oiluy olili an uiinuuni I'liM'til froin Hi" pom- offlM deparlneai "i"1 tlfhl wn "ir mull IIbm, oovtrlni ltM mllM, vonld be laaesttTated iboal Noveai i.,.i i The roiii.'H will I... I.'iin,..) I., pre . .... Mini- ,,,I inn ti uiii-n HI I .i i,, aperaU wmmeretallr. earrjrtai pa. MBItn anil fr.-Dthi Tltr n.. lino. u.iliiK M f..ilcr for b pi"Hni ira intlDtnul root, in loneh , ,,(,.. aublUbmtni ..f the ae Mrvlej ylrluully .r.,u(i u Kovrninfin mib i i.i) for iiii ehul of avtailea. The Unliad ButM will paj Um carryinj ip 1 1 . feai iimi- ol ibt reve- n ili-rlvfil from mull on the ronUMi wrhllt pan asen aad hrelaiu will lie iiirrlrd for III.. lonlraillliK flrn'a own i.rofii Midi, for Hie roulKH huvt. !- n nil- vitIImmI Th.) lll ! oihii...I S..p- j. niii. t ii mui um toateo "loans ' in dayn aftrr nr. ..plain-.. The n. w jiaei have been proapn i an follow' lli.xl.in llarlfiir.l, Now Vork Cblcaao, ladlaaapolbi, LouUiYllle. NaibVlllt and Blrmiafbai. Chicago, t an roil si Peal, bUbbp ajMitlM. I'hlraKo. Mnllno. Si Jonrpli, Kan- j Cli. Wl.hlia. Oklahomu l(y. Dallaa, fori Worth Ctiloafo, Bprlaaflaldi si. Lou Uko, Ni-vmin: Bouo, Idaho: Paaeo, Waab. BtatUt. Portland, htodtord, surru Btato, sun PraacbKOi Proaao, Bat .mfilod, l.o AnavlfM Roaad trli l dayn a wn-k will bo ih.- Nhedala be all rbatea, Tha plnm-i will ! rpitulrwl i BmaBja i i an hour to keep wlthlB the ehodaloi Liberalism Is Parasite Says Lutheran Speaker sa FRANCISCO. J"lv II.- "The! volet which Induced By. m mi ol tha forlildilpn frull was thul of a llhcral i..t.' declared Re. Karl Krotichmar. I Fori Bwllb, Ark . iii aa iiir't to1 the International Walilur loathe coaveatloa here today The ipeaher trnrk new boyaoto in i lie loaeeo'i avowed wr on uii ihloai which vary from Lutheran I thi'.iloity ii war whl.-h already him brouthl forth acaihlna deBoaelatlon nl BVOlBtlOB "LlboralUm i panulte. n .an noi live by and upon n.'ii Ii taattna on (In. Il.uillliv lloih of a . nlwrv.i live, roBteiBjoBal ortaBiMttoo; sap ita Btreaathi itopi Hi proariii and I finally doitroyi It." Rov, KrettehBiar declared. Blectlon ot officers is on today's convention ichedule, with spirited Contests In slitht. Fori Wayne. I mi . ami Bttltlmors win line up supporters tor ballotlni Thursday on tht lOsfl com em Ion site The alllltl.il banOUOt w ill lake place intliKllt . Mule Changes Signals, Driver Hurt by Hoofs mule chanted his "signals." ami as ii restlll John t.nlltiKher. em- ; ployed on hlsbway construction work ! smith of Rend is in the si. Charles hospital today, suffering from sev eral fractured rlbi and bid bruises, (iallaxhcr knew the mule kicks, hut Itf also believed he was suffi ciently nociuafntad with the animal in get it characteristic "sign" Just before the rear hoofs wero 11 II Icushcil. Ilul one SVenlni this week, Oallagher tailed lo wet the "sign." Ah a result he Is lit the hospital. Not only tllil the mule Hlrlke Dal lasher in the ribs at close ranso. imi when Ihe force of the flrat impact of the paired hoofs threw Ihe rood worker hack iigultiHt Ihe wall of the; burn, Hie animal repeated, hit lim it 1 111 11 Kill it. There Is a possibility, friends of (l.illar.ber admit, (hut the inula hus changed his kick nlKunl" In the past few weeks, anil Ihe Injured lnnn will be advised i yell "slsnus off" here after when the mule mrfkei an overt movement. Iry loiln). M N hellcved tr, he In ron- tM'.-llllll W illi till- . .nl-llltlllt...l Mllll- i f hiii Ociora tlmbwr holding, parobaMd iIbm in var. in tltw at tli. ir.,MiH,.il ru 11 fxiHiiHlon in On irttl OreK.m, moiii.. pfniil. in (he vlnli of llu.iih to Ih. ml. I Mini.' roiin ii) rropcniiiK of Oie plunx for y (urih.T .levelopineiit of (lie city of I'rliM-vlM.' ri.llroa.l Not no Ioiik BfO II hum rtporisd iliut (he (ireul Norih- in an. I III i lly of ITIney Hie w.-r. n'K..iii.iliiK for Hi 1 1 y rullrouil lo (In- IraliHfi'r of III.' n.ii i ii, -i n Hum. AfiiT li.-hiK lii (lie II. -nil .-oniKry for Ni'verul .lavH. Itoherf K. Slraliorn an. I IiIkIi SouditTii I'a.iflr offi.lHlii ' "'i' '. lluiic Inn B"rl rlrtj, aoi mukinn known "'"Ir ilmKiinilnn. H l bfll-v"l ihal "'''' oWWali ar. In the Natron nil- "" lerrltorr. althenah II i poMthlt dial ih.. nr.. In Ihe I'rlnnvlll oun- W . . , m.iu Legislature In I'hilippines Adjourns Honoring Hrvan iu, p. Lmi Wirt t yw aM PMktaii MANILA. I I . July 18. The Phlllpptnei lestalatare adjoafaed om f rrnpr.t In William Ji-nnlnus Hryan whi-n o.inl reclvi-.l hrrv of hl .leiilll. Iiotli tioiiH.H iai-lni" r....ll I it. nn of condoleiii't.. Other reaolatleM extolled tile riierM ('onimiKit'r for BU iMiiiippin.. ladepeadeace S.-rvl.. arc planncl hr.. wlii4-h win revlea the IUe and deada ol llrv.i n TO PLT PROM n:i.s o if. P. htm$i W-N I" The llrtt- Ilullrtinl SAN DUOOi . July It." ti wan lumntimd at th fU-vt'iiih naval dlr irirl headcinart th t inlay t hu C (lie hi arl of tin ('iillfnrnln-lliiu nil ulr plutif fllKlit Mt BBOBth IVOVld h f i tun San KraiK-lnrn. Ten Billion Dollar Income for New Crop Year Seen President of American Farm Bureau Bases Prediction On Survey of Conditions Throughout Nations ill (Inileil f'rr. t.it U ir.. t.i Tlx l(rn.l Hull, tin i CHICAGO, July 28. American Carmen will have a $10,000, 000,000 income for tlu; new crop year. ). E. Bradfute, president of the American Farm Bureau federation, told the United Tress today, tiia staement followed completion of a crop survey. "This year has been a healthy one and the second consecutive good year." Hradfute asserted. "It is a remarkable jump from the low point in agricultural depression readied in the crop season of 1',121-li'J. when the farmers' total income amounted to only (7,600,000,000. S "while the new crop season Is MRS. LA FOLLETTE IS NOT CANDIDATE Leaves Senate Race to Her Son, Intimation , (U. P. hH4 Wlr. to Um BmkI BulUtla) WASHINGTON, lnl W. - Mm Itelle Case I. a Kollell widow of the late Wisconsin Independent repnb lloan leader, in a statement Issued today, declined to enter the race for t he seat of her husband In Ihe senate and thereby opened Ihe way tor her son. Robert m. U Follette, Jr.. to , , , blcome his father s successor An announcement of young La Fol lette'l Intentions to seek election lo the senate, replacing His father, Is ux- nttri fwAiH m,,.iiu, 'iu ,,'t.i.i., . . . ., few days. A call for a apodal election may In issued by Governor Blaine shorllv thereafter anil a new battle launched in dotermlae the political future of the I. a Kollette movement. The declination of Mrs. I.a PollOttO was addressed to OrgBnIIBtloni of women which recently began a move ment to Induce her to champion the cause of women In the senate. She staled that after due consideration she would adhere to her original In tention of retiring to conduct II,,, periodical founded by her htishnml. "lM Kollette's Magazine,'' ntd to write his Incomplete memoirs. IM.AXIOS ON WAV TONIGHT III. I. Lrl Wire to The llcnil nullctln) ("HKYENNK, Wyo., July 2S Weather permitting, tho six army planes making a Surrey of air routes between Chicago and San Kraneisro will leave here tonight for Omaha. The ships bimlod here last night in u heavy rulnHtorm. nCMI) ATTflPNPV DUW HI lUIUlfil TO ENTER RACE N0WPRED1CTED Upton May Ask Nomin ation for Governor RUMOR SET AT REST Candidacy pf i. i,. Patterson to be NotBarrier to Lo cal .Man, Understood I'iiIcm (h. iihfornf'..i liuppcDH. Jay ir (iptofl nt Bm4, presldenl of (he i.,.,. nul.- for on.- term, ami af p MiMil rifiuitor In the OrtKOD lott- unirt' from tin Ctrntml Qrwkot Kroup uf rutintiHH. will lit- mmliilulti for DOMImUIoB for Kovfrnor on t he r pMbUCM UektM Thl- in for mat ton wun obtained from relluhlf Motireen here lotluy JiihI hark from 1'ort Orfonl. where lie allenilcd the nlult inven tion of the .Spun lull war veterann, re-i-elvinx an ovulion from the usut-iii-bld veterullM VhM he Watt men tloried a ih proitpf i ivt governor of Ori-ton, UptOB I reliutani to talk political, neither denyitiK that he Ih ooMfaterlnf bioHm the ittborns- torlal art-tiH or feOMTtlOl thai he will not he a randltlattv UptOB rt'ftnal to deny that the preHttiire heiiiK broiiKlit to hear on him from all part a of Oregon in mukitiK htm OBUldOf runnliiK for Kovvrnor at the nt-xt election defi nitely boCi at rent, in the opinion of many, a rumor that hah been current work for hf the? t'entral OroffOI country In re tent dayn. Thl rumor wan that ln- ton would not he a candidate for governor If I. I. PatterHon. ihuirmnn of the Kepuhrlcan central commit tee uf the state, considers such move. Krlt'iitlo To IU- OppOafed Patterson, rhe war horse of state politics, and Cpton are close frlendti. ft has boon generally understood, and for this reason It wan surmised that the Vnlr nl Oregon senator would fContinuec: en page t) only four weeks old, COBdlttOBI all point to a record hreaking year. Ltisi year showed a derided turn for the better In many parts of the country, and the coming crop year which ends next June SO should be even better. "In Ittt-lS, the farmers' total Income was in.Otlti. 000.01111. The crop season. 192:1-24. brotiirht the farmer 11,500,1)00,000 and the crop season ended June 10 of this vear broughl around 11,750, 000,000, "The bureau figures, therefore. Indicate that with anything like fa- volatile weatner conilitions. the coin n season will bring Into th" farm house more than $10,000,000," he .""1 , ,,'"'lf;'"; ' i-'''i;;i lhal the farm linrcait federation flgered the farin- ., pprxt mi. t c l y $1,000.- j 000,000 less than the government The government Includes In ils esti- mal,'s ""' i"'"'1""' oonsumed op the farm. A bumper corn crop with high prices for hogs nnd cash corn and rising prices for cattle are features which make Bradfute optimistic for the corn licit. This is offset, to a certain extent, by the shortage in the hog crop. The Pacific coast, which last year suffered front drouth and frost, re ports a much belter outlook for Ihe new season, he continued. In Washington, Oregon and Cali fornia, the farmers anticipate a re- turn of at least 1 4 per cent higher than last year. in these western HtalcM the wheal Is tniieh belter than It wtis last yenr. I Krtill and vegetables are gootl and i dairy prospects have materially Itn 1 proved. "The range atatea Montnnu, Ida ho, Wyoming, 1'tuh. Colorado, Ne vada. Arizona and New Mexico Whl h have Buffered heavily for the : past throe years, arc finding some promise in the rising price of cattle 'and better pusluniRe than th iy bavo ! enjoyed for some lime. $15,000 IS NOT THE WHOLE COST in the statement made by A. o. .Schilling on the inside front (over of the water report that is being distributed for the benefit of the voters it is gald that "the council has arranged to secure water at Tnmalo creek at a cost of SI 5,000." Those who did us the honor of reading what appeared in this apace on Monday will appreciate that the statement quoted above tells only a pari ol the story. Stated more exactly it would be that "the council has arranged to secure water from the Des chutes at a cost of 815,000 to exchange for water from Tumalo creek, To secure water from the Tumalo will involve certain other expense the amount of which cannot now be estimated. It In apparent, however, that the grand total COBt Will be more than 116,000." There ifl the shortly stated answer to what appears on the cover of the pamphlet. This space is available to anyone who can show that we are wrong and that the cost of getting water from the Tumalo will be only the S15.000 mentioned. We havL mentioned here the fact that at Eugene plana are under way for bringing filtered water in from the McKen.ie 'river. The Eugene water board (they have a water hoard to run these things over there, you see) plans to use stee! pipe for the job. We suppose that is because steel pipe is so much better for 'the purpose that it is wise to use it instead of the much cheaper WOOdl pipe. The lowest estimate in the Dubuil report covering the use of metal pipe (we suppose that means steel) for doing the local job is $634,000 or $52,000 more than the cost of using wood pipe. No further argument on that ioint is necessary. In the Eugene Register, where steel pipe was obtained, we read reproach, and it ought to be able figure." Credit above reproach. That for your bonds. What about Bend's credit? Claim of Oswald West Against Coos Allowed U. P. IM1 Wif to Thr IVn,l BsUatti) SA1.KM. Ore.. July 2R. The claim of Oswald West. Portland itllorney. I against Cooa coun(y for $l!i.fiS5.6(i ; for services rendered in connection 'with the passage of a bill by congress Is sustained hy the slate supreme 'court in an opinion hy Justice Hean j and BaadOd down by the . our! this morales. The claim of West covered hi service In Ihe Intereat Of a bill 'through whiih Coos eonn(y collected from the federal government a total I of !t 2.1 41 IS in taxes. cos(. later- I st and penally from the sale of tim ber on lands acquired by the t'nlled ; Slates from the Southern Oregon 'Company In Coos couniy. t The amount of West's claim repre- , BMIta an BBS0BBI agreed upon hy th. IcOhBty court i:f Coos couniy. The services covered by Ihe claim were Iperformed In 11S and IStt. When West presented bis claim to (the commissioners of Coos county in II 211 il was disallowed except for the amount of $1,000, which he refused 'to accept, bringing suit to collect I lie ! entire amount, which he won in Ih' j 'circuit court for l-ane county and I from which decree Coos county had rvopealed to the supreme court. Roosevelt Sons Asked To Attend Unveiling H. P. t.one.il Wfcri to Tht Bnl MHtiaj MAR8HFIBLD, Ore.. Jnly 2S. ! The two sons of Themlore Uooserell. now in the wilds of Asia on an ex ploring oxiHMlintion. have been rallied ,.ni invitation to attend the unveilfiiK of a monument to their illustrious .father that OreRon Swinish war vel , emits will erect on historic Battle Kock nenr Port Orford. The statue 'will be of bronze. 15 feet hi ph. with Jn five foot base cemented on solid .rock. It will coat $10,006, i Plans for a state wide drive for' funds amoiiK school children, frnter I nat and patriotic societies will 1"' I i formed in September at a meeting Of 1 ilit1 committee in Portland Frank B. I TtchenOf Of Port Orford is chairman, and Ceorpie K. A. Walker of Port- bind, past commander of the depart-1 'meiit. Is jiecretary-treasnrer. Auto Leaves Highway, Driver's Thumb Lost (II. P. Ij-t WIN t" Tlu- llrnil HulK-lin) , THK DALLB8, Ore.. .Inly 2S. AI j I lines lost his right thumb yesterday I when amputation was found noces Isary after the member had been (crushed between the rim of an unto-' mobile steering wheel and the wind" sMold When Ihe car crashed off of I he : Columbia river highway near The Dalles. Ilines. a Unfits rancher, un . nerVed at the sound of what he be lli veil to be a train whistle at the ' Croat Southern crossing, is believed I to have seized the wheel from Frank Httlory. What lllnes heard was the' horn of a passing automobile. Ill Ki.l. lt 1.1' Wis 1 in. sum (U. r. MM) Wirt to Tht Bmd Bulletin) SACRAMENTO, July 28. Posses ! of prison deputies were scouring the i foothills nnd brush around Kolsom Ipeuiteutiary this afternoon for John Marlon, who escaped earlier In th' day. this information in respect to also. "The city's credit is above to buy the pipe at a very close is what gets you a good price STRIKING DISPLAY OF WILD LIFE HERE Harney County Collection to be in Elks' Care Conceded to he Ihe most striking display of Cen(ral Oregon's wild life ever on exhibit, the Harney couniy H lection of mounted waterfowl, game birds and animals and creatures of the mid alale country, has been re ceived from Portland by the Bend lodge of Klk. The exhibit of wild lite, first used ai the Lewis and Clark e:.posltion In Portland II years ago. formed part of the float of (he Bend Klks (hat won third prize in national competition. The shipment of stuffed birds and raj BIB II has been unpacked by the Bend Krks and la on display In vari ous rooms of the B. P. O. E. ball. According to plans announced thru atternoon. the collection, property of IIU Bel county, will be on exhihii in lie Klks' l.itllding for an indefinite time. The only exhibit which can be 1'laced in the Klks' assembly room is the great American eagle, the na tional bird. Lodge regulations pro hlhit placing of other mounted hirds or animals in the meeting hall. Aside from the slant elk. one of the most striking exhibits In the liar Bey county ooUoetfoa is i beautiful 1 ronghorn antelope. This animal with a BrOWB hear, a wildcat and n gtonndhog. has been placed In the I. bby of the hall. Other w ildcats are tn the smoking room and in the ladies' room. Some 12". species of lords have been unpacked and are on display temporarily In Ihe lodge rooms, as are Ihe mounted forms of several dOSOB different foins of ani mals which are native of the Central GtegOB country. The most varied hirds in the col lection are the various kinds of wa terfowl, virtually all native of the Haraey lakes. These birds vary from a tiny duck to huge pelicans and cranes Several kinds of geese are Included in the exhibit. Alleged Booze Owners Taken In Auto Chase I U. P. Lv.l " Virt-1" Th.- Bt-ml Ktillrtin i THK DALLES, Ore.. July 2S. Steve I l.i in! i .i n. local pugilist , a DfJ his wife. Olive, who recently lost u $10,000 damage suit aKainst the city for alleged false arrest, were au.iin In hind Ihe bars iu the county jail to- riny. feeing charses of iiicKul posses sion of intoxicating liquor. Wltll Kred Singleton they were Arrested lute Inst night on The Dalles ( ali fornhi highway, following a race be t een t heir auto and one currying three deputy sheriffs. Mrs. Handrau sued the etty recently after ihl had boon acquitted in the circuit court of giving liquor to minors. Japanese Offers to Sell Secrets of Nation's Navy at. P. bcnswl Wire tn The Roml bulletin) TOKIO, July 2S. A mechanic In Uio naval dockyard tit Yoknsuka, named Snsuki, wits arrested today on thu tiMeffutlon of Krunk Jordun, Cleveland, Ohio, sales mnnuger In Japan for tho Otis Klevator company, that he offered to sell Jordan naval secrets. YokoHiika is a naval Mutton, dock I yard and arsenal. I It 1 llllllflllll NAVY JlKIhlnL i a s i i vi r ai g mm sn IHAIM IU hi COOLIDGE'SO. m mii v i r? l nan not lei rormai Presented ADVANCES ASSURE Condition of Securtv Pa Negotiations Leave Con ference Plans In Doubt III. I'. Mill Wirr I.. TV LWfJ Hull, t ml SWAMPSCOTT. Mass.. July 28. s-.i'-rarv nf ibe N'avv Wilbur's nl to concentrate nt the navy's dlrl Iblee ut Sun Diego has not been hu information or approval. The president bHtevrs. r,owv that if the navy department hus il cldd upon the plan, there In, doubt, good reasons for the radle change in the nation's air war y tem, il was said ut the summer Whl Mouse today. n.eiHHois mi inn rrneiu 11.1s io --n mat in tut' air he 1 ;u i pmi i t tti li nation in recent niouthn. The president let it be known thi plan to reappoint Major General Mt son Patrick as heud of the army ; terrlee. He U supporting PatfM oi'uiistf 01 a uenei in in" air t'liit'i erput .1I1 lilv .iiid rnnHi-iontltiiiM tin Ii 1 1 service. 11. , 11.11. II. hi I n Herent developments in Kuropi however, have made inoppirtun t President Coolidge's plan to call second Washington conference thi ' fall. W'lih the present negotiations fp a security pact undecided, no declslu ran oc reacneo noon 1 narmimn the president is convimeil. European situation closely ever sine hope thai a stable condition wouh the summer White House. He hope possible chunce of success. ;u. i.r.-'i.leni s advotaev of a seconi - . ,1 . L .- T" ., ' 1 I'limmunl nil I .,.nt nnn IfSN ronnrU u'hi.-h )....-. n,,l lished iu ibis country. Courthouse Is Jammed Fnr Pirlflnril Haarino . . . iu. r. tmiii v .... -i ,!!.. 1 Seattle) LOS ANOELn, July 28. A crowd of film fans jammed tl.o i-or-ridors of thp court hoiiKe (oday. un tlclpatlag the arrival of Mary I'lck- ford and Donglas Kairhankn, hei BUSDaod, as witnesses In the trial of three men chanted with con spiracy to kidnap "America's swept- i heart." Long before court opened the crowd was so dense that extra guards were called la prevent injuriM. to those packed closest the doors. Al though .Miss Pick ford and Fairhnnks were not expected to appear until this afternoon, the curious evldetiilv planned to Rain the best seats possl hle and stick In them. Summoning Miss I'lckford today was considered a strategic move of state's attorneys handling the case against the three men. Charles 7,. Stevens, ('. A. Holcombe add Admin J. Wood, arrested near the I'lckford studio several weeks ago. The star originally was subpoenaed by the de fense, which claims thai she was not 'at the studio when the aliened con spirators were arrested. (Hen Cravatt, shorthand reporter, who testified that he listened to con versations of the trio, using n phy sician's stethoscope ill all adjolllillK i room, was to be cross examined at the nessloh today. Ha7.e Hampering Lookouts When Forest Fire Sighted Koresi service lookouts thia after I noon located a fire In the limber ; south of Odell lake, hut because of the ha.e are unable to get a good I bearing, It la reported from the head j (limners of the Deschiitea national forest Iu llend. This fire la reported to lie "smoking up" considerably Although several men are on the ground, the fores! flro directly north of North I'aiillna peak, not far from Kawak hutte, la still burning. An other man was sent to Mils flro th In afternoon. 4