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

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN Tin: WK if imn I'll 1 1' tonight iiihI Friday, UUII Central Oregon's First Leased Wire Newspaper iiiini'ii warm; neiii ih wituinl THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION, BENft, OREGON, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 8, 1025 VOL. XVII. NO. 52 NEW TYPE AUTO A POSSIBILITY, SAYS ENGINEER Five Billion Dollar Mer ger Considered ADVANTAGES SEEN Synthetic Fuel, Key to Plan, Would Act Much On Principle of Steam ill. p, i wu.i.. n.. lima iiuiirtini Los anckleh. ahk ii Aii iiiiin mobile Ol i vt.l I iniitt ty deal g h . ilrlv- .ii by ii hv mill powerful brand of, ynibatblc gaaotlBe, i sboul to bs offered lb pBbllc. area ravealBd lo Hi,. Ualied criKa today by chemical! nslnerr of nullouul rnpiilutloii ill l tiding Um eOBISBUOB here ol ll'' Miicticmi I'ImmiiI.-iiI SOOlgiJ PtMBelon behind iih' project.! in. ii ibVoIvm ii jr. mm. mm. mm bul : nasi merger, are boi roody in nsks H iirri.ui lanoMnctntni si Ibolr 'Intiii. Inn dt'lalla ol 'Ii.- proponed Kl-, ..int.- ileal huiv I II lul,Qriiii,r Kim- I Ii mm. iik tcchmi-nl MB for BOttlta KiniiiiK i it la BBlhoriiaUva in 'I'll,' propoaed merger iBVOlBBS i.BBtral Motors, MaBdard ON, ibal I ii I 'out rii. 'iiil. ul ('nrpiiriiili.il mnl1 ...Ii.t 1,'imIIiik innuir mill pciinlcuin i riim. ti fll learned S.t ill . -a ill i.-.l "Abi authentic information oould l. ..v.. I.. come RfO iii liciuluuarler.." 1 one engineer .aid "I need mil pi.lni ...it. however, thai On iidvunlaxee of, nu. h ti omltltinllmi nr.- apparent (i ..II) Intelligent ohaervcr I'll (im-I. which I i.. I,.- linn l.cied iiniltr ill ii. in ul "aynihol mar. bB iiiiiniifii. tared rum petrol . tun . ooa Of lignite Ha bane, u. ...nllii I., nnalvaia win. hue tented ill,- pioduci. I" lii'imol Several vnrli' Una ol nir. .in. i miii ii myatarlons i I. .III. ruiulyat. nol miliar leiracih.l Iwul. niBbB Bp tin' mixture 1 1 a u. I ti. ii III I In- nil tumor de -.igllcd POf II h BBB la aulil tit It more nmrti IlkS itBBBi pi, wit iimn bhi internal BOBibsiUoB engine yi de- ils.-.l The gun In tin- cylinder, ul hlKlK'r MBiprasBlOB lliun lined In an ordinary engine, otpiindn without ex plosive fOWB "nil hbMMI 'nun MB -tin nil valve llki' nanipllin a team, no OOrdlBI i" in linli liina whit have w.tl.hod III.' workings "f the mnlnt TbBBB sdtsBtBgsa bIom would plnrt ill.- ti' -v. motor iiml Ha fn.'l far lllSBal of tiny milotm.litl now nn the ntiirki't. It wan HI Ml In addition, It I. claimed Ihut lltr BBB motor la nicer troubled wttli carbon deposit, no polaolti'fl flltnen are generated, nt nil bOCBBBB of tbl BXlfBBII llloollilien of tbl power Impulses, tin' engine lina u flexibility BBdraBnid ' b IbOM uriiiiiilnli'il with lnt.-rn.il combustion nioiora. SIllfllllK I lino, ensnri (IMr nhlfllti l prnrllriilly iinnec BBBT, blBBBII UkB n aipitni BMtM. III. BIOtOT la BlBJOBl n BtflOlBttl "1 low ipBBdl iih when running In nor- iii. il high- I'll'" BBB BBtOBlObllBB w ill luti BPPrOXtBIBtl 1 I" Blltlf Iii IbB i.iiIIihi. although exact flmiri'H on th etfleloncy tBBll of IBB tnolor mill iBBl nr.. said to lit' guarded with BjraBtBBl ai'i-riM-y. AtpplioBiloB oi tbi notor mnl im; tnBl i" BlfplBBB eoBitraetloB win rat olnttonlii aerial iraniportatlon, it in clalmad. RXPRRIbfRXTH iiitti:i) Ni:V YOHK. Auk. 8, tlfricliils of tin' fjemral Motora nompanji ntitnii fad today thai thay irara Baparltnant iiik hntii with it nnw lypa ttulomobllB to woIkIi approximately 1,000 pAtinda, andt in eoopBTBtlon with the Btand mil on Company, ware Blao axparl mentlni on the produetlaa of nea hinii powered patrol. Toey dialed, ! howerer, thai any tlnntlc marter or Intereati i plannid. Baby In Sewer Tunnel Gives 'Bad Man' Blame (W. P. LMMd Wire 1.. The Il.-ml BlIIKla) CHICAGO, Am'. I, Three your ..Id Btllll Horn, missing from her rfotna ilrioi yeatarday afternoon, wai found in ii sewer tunnel lodny by Iter i year old brother Nathan, Her condition will described ns nerliiun. Niilhun illHcovi'ied hln sister when he heard cries entiling I'rom n Man hole. He called two men lo IIH the lid mill I here lltey futinil Ihe mlnnliiK child. "Hud man clinked me and pill me In IBWbr." lb" chilli Hiihhud when re inovotl from her linderKroiind piiKon. Pottoi ni once itnrtetl lenroh for n nioron-nbiluotor, Belgium Wants Terms For Payments to U. S. Nlnety-ninQ Year Funding Period Is Di'sireil l.i'l.li'lM fill- BtttbITilMI-Wl Irll l -, lliitpoltrn ii ii i-iiii iii Coollitflt't Will Sou ! !-(.. I (Q I. ,rlU Wlirl,, )ii- Urn. I llullrllu) v,siMN(;TC.N,1 AuKMHt 8, Th Amrlrt.n dbi fundloi eqiaintMloo (hni ciHi'ivi'ii for lu iu(dftn6i from Anti-rlriin f Inn in lal Mptrtl PtpO-Tl lmlli.it. nv In'Uliiin iihiIm IIkIiKt f I. iik N-rtiin iMn tbOM iHionliMl Ortal Drttalo nmi oihtr DtUoAi. InvlttvnM ot (friMH 'iii in iiriiutn had - iiinort 1jit Ion In II fMfl with iQUNMl l tliri- pT OCDl fur 1 0 svitrn Mini lUbMQQiBUy wnulil MUM n I in panne, ilu- ri'pnrl Inill- I'll t (H it I- itttfiy ihut ii Mttttntnl hiii he H'irln'i mi tin- IihhIh nf u II fmt f ii lull iik' piTloit with llili-rrnt hfhiw ihrt't- ir n-tii nftrr .in liililnl ninru liirlinn 1 1 ml Uvn nfunteil Bciglttn inn) Imii durlai tht r t ii r 1 n k Vhteb now. wllh bncrni'il In iMtii, inottBi iii Illl.0l0.ld0i bin I to- Mi-U'l.iii" hui' rii nil nil il Ihut i lr'iiUtni W 11 nun unit tha h 1 1 I-m uitri'fil l hi hi iilillKutliinN nhollld bl iml 1 hruuith I ; it mull ri'punit Inn t (OitrllniiiotiH Thi WIlMfl uttrw men I Iiuh tn vi-r hern rutif leil. hut It U hellevetl Ihui the romtnUntnn will nnw h runf mnl m1 with u Iin nf le n If in mirh iih I'rf-ldcnt Cool ul; . htNpiike fm flnum lull) tnlmr i .iMHt-ti dbtort Thi' Ainerlriiti ilnhl fiimllnri rum nlMlon will WMl with I hi Hi'Ulun oonnlMlon on Mondt) 10 dltctiM fnadtm of the MS0t0lf, Htlvtui w.ir ili-lit. Sim rotary nf the TftMBfy Melluti nnnonneeil Imluv At m Iwn hour rnnfi-renre thin iiuh iiImk. Ihr Amerliun nninihnlun it r run it cil iletulln for npenlliK nt the BOB f iTi in' with tin lltl Kin tin unit wtnt nvr tin' i)'1l Mltuatlnn nf each rotilitr) liw nwlllpt JAPANESE ACCORD DEAD ENVOY HONOR "imperial Kntrance" at Sta tion Used for Bancroft I IT. r. taaar-J W1r t Thf IWnJ IfttilltHln I l uKIO Auk i Japan tmla pulil A ntfloB'l dBBd IIBbBBBidOfi KtlKtir A lliiinTuft. Initior mil h as hrrrln- fnri' hnve I u renervi'tl unly for the dtBd of her own rare. A Mi'i fum riil BtrvlBM In (he Utile woodvil rrntfiu.nt t u i h '(! r ii I . OVtrB tnenl ifflritW MMftBd (he hnily to the itBltOBi where (hi "linp'Tinl in iranr" wan tineil for tin- flril time fni any fnteljcner Two mm pun It'fi of Jupimen ol dltfl MfOTi ilruwit up at ItlBBtlOB on the Mat Inn pyitforn. an the plain oftbta Buktl wu piuteit i board a pfClftl irntn for Yokotiumu. WhON It w 111 hi phi red u hoard the Japan em1 BTBlBBf Tama fnr ltn Jnurni-y In Sun Krunrlneo. MOBlbOfl ot the dtplnmut le rorpK and Ainerliaii imiMilate Wftf tin pall henrirt, and dlplnmulx mid American ioIiiuIhIm RltOBdtd Ibe Merviren. Highway Consolidation To Get Consideration ill. p. LtaMd W Ira ta TtM Band nulinini WASHINGTON, Annum ii. The plan ot oomolldatlni 110,000 ntlM it Intaratate hlihwaya into national rou il rt w ill hi' nulinillled lor npprOTal of i tip rarlona muica wltbln .i w-.'i'K. it wiii indlcBtad today. Bob oofnmHlBBB of tba Join', board on Interitati hlfhwayi ara worklni out datalli of tin' plBA bin in con Junction wiih tii- United siniin bu raati of imhiir rontin. ThB hoiirit al ready llllH lIl'HlKllllll'll IP in. i Hi t'Ollll'S mnl the iuh contnltteei are vrorklni mil datalli to ho lubinltted it the Kiiitoa Their work will hp conclnded in a fi-w daya. No additional tondi. other than ihr deilgnated 110,000,000 nt-w in tin. traaaury win be araHnbla for tin. work anil none will ho ankoil by Ihp Htllll'H. Home of Astoria Kditor Pound Looted hy Prowler (It. P. Uaaetl Wire to I'll.' Iti'iul lliillolln) ASTORIA, Aug. is. A prowler who helped himself to eholco "HtnokeH" uh he robbad. and who sys : tomatloBlly ranaBBkBd every drawar and OlOiel In Ihe liousij. finally BlBdB I off with a small mnount of money I front Ihe home of Lee II. Drake here Inst night. Other Ihnu thai Ihe roll I her wan u "cool ciintonier" pollDO have another olew-rhi wbb I peHi 1 milt, for donplio Ihv fuel Hint Ah- ioiI, i huHii'l had n ruili for weekH. 'he wore u raincoat, mid forgot It In Ihll himtn to luuvu when Drake Htid- denly returned. Drake i the buit" DU'nh malinger for Ihe Astoria I've filing HudKi'l. TO INVESTIGATE ADOPTION CASE OF CINDERELLA Millionaire's Act Ques tioned by Official PARENTS GET CASH Browning On Shopping Tour With New Daughter As Probe 1'nder Way (U 1'. I4h1 Wit to Tho lli-nd Uullctln) m;v yuhk An k Commit k r Mini S Cnler, head of the di'parl (ut'iil f pit hlli- welfare, Indu luumhi'd alt nffhlul tlivi'ttlKUtlon In ipe rtuilerellu rai hy whteh Mur Spun nf Anlnrlu heriiine heireHH tu the BllUIOBi of Kdwurd V llrtiwninK. II t-ur Old realty man The ninminHlnner he nun hin lu- qttlri i ornBgloi with Dtttrtei At toi in v Kl, hard NBWtOfl nf QOOODJ ii unly fnr a ronfi-retire, d urliiK Bbl0bi he Ma Id. t hey would eOAlldOr 0 1 1 iivailahle failH of the rune. The udofitlon of I he "rh h Utile pOOf girl' h ItrowtiliiK wuh rhuriir tt i lied P I'omiutiHlntier t'nler an a ' Illicitly demoralllnpt IfBBOBOtlOB. He -ii id whether or unt a mnlielury i-otmlderul Inn wan Involved would lurch determine the rourne nf un ii f linn he in . rl. ( lake "I have rereived iiutnernitN mm plulutM rnnternlnn the ruuniot In whlrh tho Ihinic hun lieeti handled. Cnler ui Id. "Hut mv department had m- Kit pei vlitloti In I he mutter, in. the Klrl wun not u pulillr t harpe and wan In the BBBtOtfjf nf her parent n." v innunl Km Me n I Innetl BrOVBlni MM 'he Cnlted ereMM he l.i.d ftlven Mr and Mr John Spun. Mary'n purenln. "met h Inpt in the way nf money at the time the adop Hull paper- were aiKUed if II v ere iih murh uh to.onO, he nutd: "Nn, not that nnirh. I run Hot tell you exurtly how murh. It Inn't well 1 . rH'e penple in their i Irrumtllinren tun murh mnney." .Mr AitneH Curry, mnther tif .Mar iruerlrta Curry, the nine year old Klrl w hum, t he mnther hh vh, Itrnw uitip flmt planned to adnpt. told the Cnlted Trent (he millionaire had tniKKested a in o ne consldoratlon II ihi would ti Kit t he adnpt inn puperv .She re t um .1 1B4 Midi a nd H row 11 In k soon altirwardh tdOplOd MSfJi BpBO, Com m bmloBOf Color nuid he had Inttadld lunt week 0 uk a Mirroisate JttdKe In nhierve Ihe manner ill whirh HrnwuiiiK tarried out hlx adoption pla nn HIlOfM on Lm ne St air "Had the matter mine under my nu pei vision." nnld Coler. " Itrnw 11I11R never would have heeti allowed In adopt the Rlrl. Thin depurtnieni never under any rtrcii inula nee Riven in a man separtiled from hln wife, a wld uwi'i or a bocltalor, CttttOtt of a Rtrl of any Kite, unlena he entuhlirdien to our roniplete MttafaCtlOV that nhe will he under proper female Kuurd- laaablp" Brownlai and hin Cinderella spent their firm hi fill hint Olflfal nt the ultra-exrlunive Kew (iurdens Inn on LOB Island, where the millionaire hud eiiKUKed I wo four room nullen. Their departure for Long Inland marked the end of a day spent in Kiflh avenue shnppinV From store In Hlnre, BroWBlBJt! Rolls Hoyee went. latharlas oa amailaa assortment of drefses, hats and shoes ; Southern l'acific System Seeking Traction Stock (U, I'. I..ar.l WirrtoThr Band Hullrtlnl WA8HINOTON, Aug. 8. The Southern Pacific railway today bp I plied lo Ihe interstate commerce ; GOtnmtialon for permission to iir qulre control of Ihe Central Call : fortila Traction company by stock purchase. The road proposes to pay I t, 300,000 In bonds of the Pacific Blectrlc Railway and 1760,000 cash. The traction company operatea 5 1 utiles of Interurban line out of Sac ramento, Cnl. The traction line 'meets Hi'- Southern Pacific ,tt Stock Iton, Lodl. Polk mnl Sacramento. TAMMANY PICKS CANDID. TK (ti. P. Iml Wirt to Thf llenil nullrllnl NKW YOHK, Aug. Ii. Stale Sen ator .lames .1. Walker will he Tatn , many hull's enndldnte for mayor of i New York. After an hour's meeting here litis afternoon the committee of j Tntumnuy formally unnounrcit that ii would support walker. AUTO DIVES. DltlYKIt DIES OAVtOTA, Cel., Auk. . Edwaid V. Itellly. former siiperintendenl of Volaoin penitentiary, w-an killed today When bin automobile pluttKi'd over an ombankmini in ihe state highway near here. Women of the County Organize at Meeting Krection of HuildiriK at Fair Grounds Is Purpose Mi. . I. Ualbrallh or TerrHKiiiar Head- Axoriai inn CI .in. Cull I in- AppM.Min.itt I) 11,000 With repreilenlai Ivi-h from many purtK of the Dj-aehiiten country proa 11. t, ihe Trl -t i4t ti 1 Women's associa tion. havlllK un Itn purpose Ihe erer- tlnn of a wnma n's lm lid I iik nn the rcunty fair ground! ut Kedmntifl i.'iue Into exlutenre at a meet In d held l.i ltd ud Wednesday afiemnnn. I'luliK for flaaaolBI 'he co na traction of the huildinK were oiitltned and OfflOOfi nf the aatoatattOM wara ntaatad. Mm W. K QalbraUB of Terre- boBBfi "ii oi th'' oii si aaton ot the pin n for the ooBttrucUon of the much r, reded woiiian's bUtldlBBi WMM nani'-d praaldtBl of the laaoclitteB. with Mm C It MrlaUllill of Rod mOOd vlre president Mr. It I. Hrewater of Lower HrldKe wan tloctod tOCOOd vire praOlfljnt and Mr- J K Arnold and .Mm. It. B. Dart, hoih of Bend, are .erretary and treasurer, respert Ively. Memhem of the advisor, hoard are Mrs. M W Knit kerhot ker nf .sistrm. Mm Kumuuhm-u of Dwebatao aod!"" ' "u'- iwner MUk Jane Allen nt Pnr.ll BttlUi. Memhem nf the ftnan.e rummlitee are Mm. Hurt. Mm K ulrkcrhocker and Mm l. T Cutat nf Tein honne Meinhem of the huildlut; rotnmlttee, an lira M-i. .;!'-. Mm Browotor aad Mm Arnold sierduy'ii t Plum, uh outlined nieetililC. cull for a rouipleted hlllld- tnx. eutntlliiK u cor-1 nf approximately VI on n ' 1 1 fiii, I In. ul : ri itf i lit I leu- ChBtao' county fair, tu he held tin iriir Orloher 1. 'I and I, DUBBBalOBal of the balldlBI will he 'J6 hy 4U feet., I' will he u .ted an a rent rnom fnr and will women alien, tillK the fair. nlao bOBBB aome exhllilla Another meeting of the newly formed naaoclallon will he held in! Redmond on Allium is. at whlcl llms the ff for the bBlldlBB Will be a. Ii'ded Con.triiciloii of the build- Irt. will be financed throunh a popu - lm subscription Thomas Tweet Returns From Norse Centennial Hark from a vMt (f two month- IB the rnlddla Waal Thomu TWtOt, v rear old civil war veteran, re- year oh turned to his bona in Hend Wed- nernlai evening Tweet when in the .ujia ...... .. , , ...!. ..I .1... v., ...... Amarican eaataaalal relebration In Minneapolis in rnnneciinn with the veterans of the civil war who served aa u permnal bodyguard to Calvin iCoolldge when the president visited 1 Indianapolis in connection with the centennial celebration Tweet, when discussing his visit to the middle west, referred to the intense heat, cyclones and hall 1 storms common In the states south and west nf the lakes He saw hull 11 Inches daap. Some of the stones weighed from one to five pounds each. Tw ret visited with a dauchter when in the middle west. Coleman Brothers to Have Store In New Building , I. K and W. It. Coir man have ntireh-UMt! ihr Stevenson interests in Ihe SQUart Deal furniture slore ami will operate their establishment at Inns llond slreel until the Comple tion of ihe Hennetl building at the corner of llond and Minnesota. They have made arrangements to occupy the entire ground floor of the new strut til re. Henry Ford Makes Bid For Ocean Going Tugs WA8HIN0TON; Aug. 6. Henry Kurd today bid Jin. UUP each for scien 110 fool ocean going lugs now held hy the shipping board. The hoard declined to accept the offer lint stated thai Ford could have the boat! for 111,800 and It Is under stood that this figure might be ac cepted. For Returns On Election Telephoni e The Bulletin Thp number is 56. The votes on Bend's $600,000 water bond election will be tabu lated in The Hulletin office to- . . . . , . ... ,L .. nlgn. AS tne COUni goes on in tflB various polling )lnces, and the information will l)e gladly given Olll from here The HoIIb c'lnan at o'clock un iiiitt, iti.t u o iii Between Q, BU and . OCIOOlt me I COUnt shotlld get Under Way. I Any lime after that, telephone The Hulletin office. i f he number is 66. FIRES IN WOODS STILL CONTINUE TO EXACTTOLL Two Lives Lost, Damage Mounts Steadily TREE FALLS, KILLS Worker Stricken With Par alysis While FiKhtiiiK Against Flames lU.P.LMWInta-rhaBwaiaoUAa) POBTLANO, Auk. I. TWO liven bal been lonl and untold thoununda ol dollari In duniaxe resulted from Iitreni fire, t ill raKlna today In ore- (OB and WaahliiKlon. The dlltrlct forenter reported the aitiiatlot, wan th- worat of the vent,. .and nnunually xrave." important fire, were burnlmc In lv.M-.p.iBa. ta ii - i.i BBd Mount Hood national forest. .'.ml .Mount Mood national 1 lwb,w ",mh P'vatey owned tttnher -uneM-u. I'hilip Comodore. forent fire finht er. died ,if injuriej. rnelved when herniiiK tree fell on him near Wenal- bat chrint Starmunn died in We- ntt,r,,'t' tTlim a Pralytlr mroke while me uo-io reeK inresi rire. Fire deHiruyed several dwelllnRrt and other hulldliu:.- of the Itunhford '"ipn r Am hoy. Wah LocomotlT, sparks are blamed for a fire whirh threatened orrhard and farm houses in the Iike Shore dis trl" in f'Ilirk" BBtfhty, Wa-shinKton. , ... , .... . Ktrai were reported ob allaridea of Everett, Waah The Issue placed before voters as LABOR BHORTAOK KKl.T stated on the ballot Is: "To amend . MISSOULA, Mont.. Aug. . A'"ne charter of the city of Hend. Den-; nhortaae of labor added to the dlff.-bBBI 'ounly. Oregon, entitled 'An, ' i ulties of fir- fla-tlni in Northern "act to amend an act entitled "A , IdahOBBd Western Montana, officials Charter for the city of Bend, county oi Lbl foresi service declared today "' Crook, state of Oregon . sub- j Fully 700 men are employed fight- B fires and many more are needed, High winds also continued a men- are. .several fires, however, were brooght under control, including the Pa Icon Maze that rro.sed from Idaho latp Moataam. . . .... ... In the oenr d Alene district of'""""" ' "'" r-- - Northern Idaho the situation rontin- BBd serious. Several small mining mmim.lM l.i tl.u l;.. i i...- south of Wallace. Idaho, were threat- OBOd by fire- BWOapiBI through both s!de- or the ranni CONTROL CAXADIAIN PIRN VANCOCVKK. It C, Auk. . Aj survey of the forest- fire situation in British Columhiu shows that most of the fires are now under control or huve burned themselves out. For estry officials are of the opinion that unt much damage has been done to merchantable timber and most nf the fires were in slashings However, the situation is the worst known for yearn BBd constant precautions are belnz taken Cm eminent officers are investigat ing a suggestion that in some In BUncw hn's haTe n ,Urted h" men who thus gained employment in fighting the flames. The fire which threulrn the most damage is al Stillwater, 10 miles up the coast from here A force of SfQ men is battling hard to have large stands of valuable timber. Walker In Ring Soon To Defend His Title (U. p. Lwatd Wlra to TH Band Rullctini los ANOELES. Aug. 8. -Mickey Walker, champion welterweight pugi list of Hie world, will defend his title in a io round bout with K. o. Leon ard of New Orleans, at Culver City, Cnl . on September 14, it was an nounced today by Danny Goodman, promoter. This will be Walker's second ap ... poiit-atice in Southern California. He I. I.- u.,,1 , n.ei , , Vernon, PLKKT LKAVKH MI'.LHOl HMO (U. P. ln.aa-d V lre to The Bend Bulletin I MELBOURNE, Aug. ft. The American fleet's visit here is al an end. The craft, so warmly welcomed by Ihe city, have given their farewell amid greal eiilhiisinsm and proceeded on thfilr way loward New Zealand. Cupid was busy during the stay of .. ... . . . .. .. me aauora nere. aa evioenceo oy ine WASHINGTON, August 6. The , 'act that 10 were married Bffd many I Mafifolllan polar expedition nt Etah, I "ll,t,H engaged. Greenland, la continuing today Its .radio tents with amateurs In the I KLAN TO COXVKXE United Slates, Lieutenant Command- ' it'. r.UM.si wire m The bend Builetini ,.f Byrd advised the nury department WASHINGTON, Aug. u The ad- bywlteleea. vam,0 Kilu,d of the Knights of the A navy spark set from Ihe battle- Ku Klux Klan begun to aasemblesblp Florida has been installed on 'here today for their kionrotatton and the" flagship Peary for the expert- purada Saturday, menu, City oi Prineville Line Loses Its Roundhouse Building Hums to (Jround, Destroying KriKine KqulprnetM Remntli liootthl i-'rom BroohafW'BBtoa I'nflnber Va. Calami nt BaVMNl ....... to Thr 11- 1 Hullrtln, I'll INKVII.I.K. Am.'. ; Siiirtltixi front mi itrikiinwri iolfitae th,' rOBJMl hmiaH of lha City of I'rlni'vill mil-1 road hiirni'il to the Krounit Inat nlnlit. An enKin' pnrfhBaad racBhtly from I the Drooka-ScatfloB i.umh.T Co '. Band al a "tat of M.iOO, bnmad with th,' rminilhoiia.. hut the tnnilpr wan nol flamuKed. The en I Ire Ions wan covered hy Innurunce, ami ad Juaters art HXfH'i-teil In lotlav or to morrow from Portland. 1 Although th fire wan dlacoYBtrad nhorlly aflr Itn orlnln al 7:1S oVUx-k. the Inra flri department Wl powerlean to eherk It. Oily walln of j tb frame balldlni made Ideal fuel. an, lni. fiaDien were un'iuenrhed by ,,e atreamn of water poured on them. The tankn of -he I nlon and Stand- - ., r.i - .. ,.,; dlatauce awav from the roundhouae .e. hut the fire wan nafelv confined . ...... i t.te ,. strurture in which It nrlK- Ml ,, ( ated - I1T ifATP IP nirT Llutl I YUlE Id LAO i ON RfNr AND TAX a a ar a - mr , 491 Ballots Marked With r I L" EJ fi UnlV five HOUrS leil Onlv I'M rotes had heeu rasr in ,he ?,mUm.(. hum! issue election up to shortly tiefore .1 o clock this after- The vote at the various poll ln(E pittcei4 beiween 2:0 and " -clork follow.: Held. 2u7: Central. Kenwood. l"t. miueo to ami apprmeo o tne iegniiof the Soll,hern Pacific railway in voters of said city at an election I ,blfl urrrilOfy. "el" tiierein on .oemner in. held therein on November 22. 1911 -'"-i -...r...r...o BBBlBg BrlO cnapwr aUAlt Pr--; of the Hill lines from the north vhiin for the lauanre and sale Oiuroutb the extension of the OreRon $600.0-0 general obliKation water Trilllk ,lm from Bend ro lhis (.lly I...,. I- nf ui.1,1 -It,- . ...I tir.ivi.ll.iff f.tr I .... a laI re, u"? i'""""1 em thereon '' With the votlntt Bp to n clock Ulls IT lh ,Tv ,i !t w P1? , 1 .. . evening will be heavy. Polls close ut S o'clock Tests Are Announced In Naming Midshipman THK DALLES, Aug il Congress, man N. J. Slnnott has announced that he will appoint the midshipmen to Annapolis in Utl on the basis of a competitive examination. This ex amination will he concluded October LM. 1925. by the I tilted States civil; service commission in Pendleton. I-a ! The body of Torkel Tweet, broth Crande. Baker, The Dalles. Kiamatii er of Thomas Tweet, civil war veter FBlla, Labevlew, Hood Rlter, Enter- an of Bend, will urrlve here Friday prise. Prineville and Bentl. The candidate receiving the high est riitlng in this mental lest will he appointed as principal by Congress mail Slnnott. The Candidate! rating nexl hlgheal will be appointed alter nates. Examinations drill be con ducted in algebra, plane geometry. Bngllab composition and literaiure. Untted suites history indent history j tually all his life, following this oc and physics Any furthl rlnformation cupatton until a short time before desired can be obtained by writing to Congressman Sinnott at The Dalles. Oregon. President Will Consider Coal Strike With Hoover U. P. laatd Wire to Thv Bend Hulletin) WASHINGTON. Aug. 8.- -Secretary of Commerce Hoover will go to SwampeCOtl as a week end guest of President Coolidge this week pre- - .. sumani to oisiuss me init-.u- , anthracite coal strike. Hoover declined to state today what unlimited the arrangement, hut IBld he Intended to preienl to the ley, New Haven. Conn.; Supreme president an Invitation to attend the Treasurer B. J. Callahan, Washlng Sbb Francisco jubilee In mid Beptem- 'on: Supreme Atlvqoata Luke B, l,pr Hart, St. Lou In; Supreme Physician I E. W. Fahey. St. Haul; Supreme i MacMUIan Arctic Party Continuing Radio Tests II' r l.ea..Hl Wire to The Benil Hullrtlnl ' KLAMATH FALLS LUMBER PLANTS WANT RAILROAD Pressure Exerted by Ex isting Line, Charged 0. T. IS CONFIDENT I i Purchase of Terminal Pro- perty Is Cited Resolution Aimed at Northern Roads III. P. l.n.-.-.l Wiir tnThe Bfn.l Rnll.tln) PORTLAND, Auk. 6. While luin berlag Intereata of Klamath Kulln bnve none on record fuvorlnK the exrlusfve nervlren of Ihe Southern Pacific railway In that territory, many of litem have exprenned their uenire tor ine entrance m tne orexoti ! Tr"P.k r"""v "'" '"' I cor,i" '" W Tnrner- Pf'-'dent I nf the alter rat w-av r i in " ..-. l pre.tseil for Home time lo induce tln-m to sign the resolution. "The milln now operutiiiK ul Klu . ni.itii CallM are nf MltlILA Hnlelv tie- pendent upon ihe existing tran.ipor- tatlon facllltlos." he declared. "Savoral of these operators baVi 4ldlcted lhal ,,on8trrtion of "r line will he advantageous to theui llllt untM u rertaln that permiH- slon will he Kranled. reaMons nf poll- 1 i ... -k-i i vXnm lines "Out ronfldence In our ability to demonstrate the needs for our Mil" iu .lie iiiicihiiiif iu in iiii-i e t ii in nu-.- MO , shown h. tne fa,.t tna, wc have proceeded to acquire property f terminals iu Klamath Falls RKKOLCTIOM HACKS S. P. KLAMATH PALLS. Auauat . pourteen Klamath Palls lumber mlH wert, on re,.or, today by reno- InttOB faTorUnJ Ihe exclusive nervlces Thp resolution was obviously aimed as a hlow uKUlnst the entrnnre Kecent announcement of me Southern Pacific that shops and a division point would he placed here providing there was no destructive ICompnUtlon and that iwjtchtng charges would he lessened, and pro- vidian; the interstate commerce com mission approves all Southern Pa cific and O (V & K. extensions asked for. Is the reason for the hearty sup port of the Southern Pacific hy the local mills. The H signers of the renolittion represent all but one mill In thin dis trict. Brother of Bend Man Passes In Washington front Liberty. Washington, where Tweet. 79 years of age. died early this week No definite funeral ar rangements have yet been announced. Tweet, who came to America from Norway as it young hoy shortly after li is brother, Thomas, was released from service in the federal armies after the Civil war, was a miner vlr- 'his death. Hev. It Hogstad of Ihe local Lutheran church will he in charge of the funeral services. The body will arrive here Friday morning. K. C. Convention Delegates Return Supreme Officers It'. P. Loaned Wire to The Bond n-jllctlnl Ul'LUTH. Minn.. Aug. 6. All su preme officers of the Knlghtn of li.lllMll.il'. U IT,' I'. . ! 1.1 II..' IM annual supreme convention. ""' are; Supreme Be crelary W. .1. HcOtn- Chaplain Mons I'. .1. (ilvney, Bridge port, Conn., and Supreme warden David f. supple, san Francisco. . w. ... we . I 'hinaun I tti llrllt c H inrl , "v - To American Prisoner PEKING, Aug. . Dr. Harvey Howard of the Rockefeller foutida- I Hon hospital In Peking, recently rap- tured by bandits, when they kiii.d Morgan Palmer, American ranch owner In Manchuria, Ii being treated kindly by bis captors, according to a private letter from him today.