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PAGE 2 Till: HEND BULLETIN, UA1LY EDITION. BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST (i, t08B 1....U.L ! ' HUNT SCHWARTZ ON BOARD SHIP Steamer Nordic to Stop at Westport Man Answering to Descrip tion of Murder Suspect On Way to Sweden CO, V. M Wire to Thi H.ni! Bulletin) PORTLAND, Ann. 8, The Bwed Ish steamer Nordic, en routs from San Krurii-isco, Is due at Westport, Oregon, tomorrow afternoon and will doek there- before coming to Portland. Authorities will search tin- vessel there for a man suspected of being Chillies Henry Schwartz, missing Walnut Creek scientist. OAKLAND. Cul.. AllR ti. Charles Henry Schwartz, missing Oakland chemist who is wanted for murder, is believed to have escaped aboard .the steamer Nordic of the tleneral Steamship company, which left her1 yesterday for Swedish ports. Officials of the Moore shipyard here told Chief of Police Drew toda that the day after the explosion ami fire in the Walnut Creek laboratory, a man answering Schwartz's descrip tion, carrying two suit cases ami highly nervous, asked directions to the Nordic's dock. . After- leaving her pier here, the Nordic lay in the bay until yester day. Wireless communication with the vessel will be made in an effort to bring about the apprehension of Schwartz, if the man aboard is prov en to be the man being hunted in the "insurance hoax murder." have been helping II. '1'. Mikkcl.cn finish putting, up his hay Uussell Totmau is drlvln.a the der rick for It. H. Stewart this week. (I. F. Jewel made a business trip to Bend one din this week. Miss Hamilton of Heud is visiting .Miss Qrace Sawyer. Anton Ahlsirom was a Uedtuond visitor Friday. Most of the farmers in (his vicinity have finished haying. They report a good crop. A public dance was given at the hall on Saturday evening, which was attended by a large crowd. Mouturs orchestra furnished the music. Sup per was served by ladies of the com tnunlty. Virgil Iteckwith of Kedntoud was a caller at the O. IS, Anderson home on Thursday evening. Mrs. Qlen Kriger and children. Mrs Harvey Berry anil Mrs. Krigei's aunt called on Mrs. 1 1 V. Mil, kelson Thursday afternoon. Ceorge Krickson and family, ami Nels Kallluok and son Hjalmar of Bend visited at the home of Anton Ahlstrom on Sunday. Mrs. C. K. Jewel accompanied Al fred Pedersen and son Oswald to Bend on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Cray and chil dren of Bend were callers at the Milt kelsen home on Friday evening. Mrs. O. K. Anderson and nephews. Kussell anil Hubert Totinan. were Bend visitors on Wednesday. Mr. aud Mrs. Harvey Berry and Mrs. Kriger's aunt and uncle, of Mc--Miunville, are visiting at the Kriger home. Mrs A. M. Betty arrived Saturday morning from Oakland. California, to spend a two months' vacation here on the Betty ranch. She will be joined later by Dr. Betty, who is now in Oklahoma. Name Grange Officers After Five Resigned PLKASANT RIDGE, Aur. 5.---The following officers were elected at the last meeting of the Pleasant EUdfti grange No. t;lO to fill the vacancies made hy the recent resignation of several of the officers: Overseer. Wil lis Mallery; secretary, C. M. Hasmus Ui; steward. Ruben Harnard : ludy nshUunt steward. Mrs. J. A. Chase; member executive committee. Joe Herchtold. A fine program was given during t lie lecturer's hour, and a lunch of coffee and strawberry short cake was served by the refreshment committee. Alfred Pedersen aud son Oswald WOOL MAKKKT QUIRT (U. P. Leased -Virr to The Bon J Bulletin) BOSTON, Aug. The wool mar ket was (julet and steady, although there is evidence of some further I uyiug by manufacturers and some fair sized lots have recently been taken, (ienerally. however, a hand to mouth policy is being pursued Territory wools are quiet with mod erate sales within the range of prices of the past Week. Interest in foreign wools is not active, hut the market has been very steady. Fine straight lomber. 55 ft otic: half Mood. 47c; quarter blood. 51 frolic; common 44c. FATE OF SCOTT LEFT TO JURY Early Decision Expected as to Sanity No Compromise Verdict as lo Killer lo be Permit- i . ted, Court Rules it. V. Win- to I'll Ii-nd Bulletin) COURT ROQM, CHIQAQO, Aim. 8, The jurors "ho are to decide I whsthor Kussell Scott is insane and i (hereby MY0 him from hanging or that he is sane ami must go to the gallows started their deliberations at i4:-5 today. Judge Joseph B. Oavid. in instructing the jury warned that Scott must be presumed sane until preponderant evidence of insauity is found The jury must QOUSldSV 'he CSPa bility of the various witnesses railed to give their opinion of Scott's men tul condition, he said. The defense considered this point a victory. The jury had no choice nt Verdict, the court said. it must bt' sane or insane as the mental condition of the prisoner is the only question involved, said the judge. Scott showed a real interest for the 'first time during the reading of in structions. He sat up straight and paid close attention to Judge David In his instructions. JiuUe havid ordered the jury to remember thai the burden of proof rests with the petitioner. Scott being considered sane until otherwise decided. As to the verdict, the judge told the jury they must either find him isane or insane and have no other verdii t to briu in. Kussell was taken out to the bull pen His purenl.s and wife remained in the court room. The elder Siott sat alone and his wife and .Mrs. Kus sell Scott sat together, some distance a w a y . T h ey eyed the door to the jury room nervously, twisting their hands and crumpling their handker : chiefs. V Al.t'KD BIRDS K1I4J9D six canaries of imported slock. ' valued ai $80, were killed by a pre-, d.uory eat last night in the conserva tory of Robert Arnold, son of Mr. j and Mi's. J. r Arnold. The six birds, , of the Hart mountain type, were i part of a group of 19 owned h Robert The eal smmked ItttO the i conservatory through the basement ; ami hilled the six canaries after the bottom had been knocked off their j cage. oim,, t;t, si it iih; tU. P. UMd Wire to Tfc IWml lluih-tlnl ; tUKtlAUS, Wash.. Aug. 9, The ; body of Dora Stump. 18, who shot , tarsal ( after beiug punished (or ; some trivial offense in her home, was found near her home (n a clump of brash. dairy ami ponntv V. l.raed WlrrtoTJu- lb ml Bullvtin) POKTI.AND. August tl Mullet Cube extras IiOc, standards I He. prime firsts (7c. firsts rc KgRM Kxtras ;l7c. firsts ;tiie, pul lets ;t'Jc, current receipts ItOVfcc. Pekin has a famous drug store Which dates from the year 1500. The proprietor today is a direct descen dant ol the man who established the buslussfl -aj3. " . . rj..5l-.' I' i f rt ROSKBURG STORE LOOTKD KOSKBVUO. Ore.. Aur. 6. Rob bers entered the Wilder & Agee clothing store here during the night and made away with approximately $2.5f0 worth of merchandise The loot ineluded SO men's suits and larce quantities of women's hose and other filks. Krom records taken over a number of years at $.000 stations, together with observations made on board ship it is calculated that on an average there are 16 thunderstorms over every 25o square miles of the earth surface annually. This means that the world s daily ration of thunder ir 44, moo storms. IS A BAD BACK CRIPPLING YOU? It's hard to do one's work, when e vei v day hriugs morning lameness throbbing backache, and a dull, tired feeling. If you suffer thus. I look ti your kidneys. Weak kld i.eys cause Just such troubles and ou are likely to have headaches, too, with dfJMtnesH ami kidney Irrcg ularities. Don't Hlfe neglt'ct I'se Doans Pills a stimulant diuretic.! Doau's have helped thousands. Ale . ndor ;ed here at home. Ask your iteighhor! A convincing case H. Itonney. 1079 5th Ave . W. KuKene. Ore., sayn: "Kidney trou ble put me down and out When I tried to lift I collapsed aud was laid up for days. 1 began using Doatr's Pills and they worked won ders for me." MANS" ILLS 60c ST1MVI wrntl'RETK: Si KIDNEYS Taster Milburn to. Ml ChnuMio.NV . 1 WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM m wea kmts BUICK 42 door Sedans Buick now introduces a line of 4-door and 2-door sedans that sets a new standard of comparison for closed cars. Never before have such values been offered at such low prices. And these new sedans arc hut one of the many features in the Better Buick. See it today at any Buick showroom. BUICK MOTOR company - PUNT, MICHIGAN Olvttltn , GtHtrtt Htttrl CorptrlHt Bend Garage Co. Oatty-Cornorod tram Pilot Outte inn Open ah Mgbt Platte ma CITY GARBAGE CONTRACTORS Will Remove Your Garbage Tel. 66 W. 835 Bond WMte, Dirt, Rock or may kind of Re(oo "Tta Yellow Track" OPEN West Side Service Station Central Avenue and Columbia Street DR. GRANT SKINNER DENTIST Room in, O'Kjuh hmr Phone -s.tr, W R. S. HAMILTON ATTORNET-AT-LAW Roodjb II and II First National Bank Building. Phonx 61. (Or. Tatan Offloil DR. J. W. THOM Physician and Surgeon O'Kane Uldg. Olltca phono Vil. Rci. 1504 Herbert R. Welshons Accountant Kooin 0, Dohc IiiiIch Invcslmciit Co. UuililiiiK. Honil Transportation Costs are "By the Mile" Not By the Qallon You pay the current price for gasoline, but its actual cost to you may be twice that much. It depends on the gasoline you buy. 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