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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1925)
Tin: WHATHKIt i a 1 1 ind oootlnutd wbmi u ulghi Mini sumiuv. Until nori in'i wiiiiU Vol.. XVII, FOREST FIRE WEATHER NOW AT ITS WORST; HOT WINDS REDUCE HUMIDITY READING PUBLIC SERVICE RUNNING OREGON TRUNK SYSTEM SOUTH FROM BEND TO KLAMATH Greater Benefit Is Seen For Interior INVESTIGATE ROUTE More lumbermen Vote For Southern Pacific P. f ; i Issue Authorbsed i'. i LmmI Wlvsisthi BtMl MtaMi) ki.am aim fALLfi Oft km I ii ii Port) twin itiuii ol til- p u i timU , nmmlotlon "f Oregon, and i her offtt tuU of i hit i oinuii iun. in- tot1.it hiYintlKnlliiK ib proposed Mii .( i in- Oregon t i ti ti k railway aiaraaa Bo ad sod Klaniatb r..iu IHa bare Inst eoaplatad a innrt) I lll ptllpKRI-ll Mtl IIMloIlN llf I 111' oatbarn Pacific ami Oraeos Call forttll Kan i itii ratlHy Core) piacad blaaaalf on raoord at I.tmliiK ill extent-lon it( tht Oregon t i mik i v ftaalatni ii" Dosotracttoa ivoald da far nmrr toward tht gtneral dovotopaiaal ol Ceatrel Dragon I he pruKI IBM t""1 out '' IIihmIo U 111 I 'm or ir Kill hi ! b m-l l-mnlnit ,rul. ..ri tmierdtn uddreMNed -mother pril Hon io i in Interetatt Mmnaraa in mlMlofJ ippwrrtm ib(i Mtvtuilon of lh Ononn Oalltoraki Buiorn ruilwtiy unit iIih Miiniiluiiltaijiiii iif ii,.- Ntrado CoJlfonili I Oiwin rvll' ti. mul oppottllg tin- propositi Bx ItMtOS nf ill" ori'Kini Trunk Upi tron iii'iiii io RImmUi folli WAMMMITDN, Aim. Th (Vn i. ui I'jrifir roll road mm groatod timriiv b til- Uiismai nnorpi rTBimlMlon In IMM S In. nun. nun pf j It fpftr '' POT PPPl (Old IioiuIn to lir Inomitptd bj tin BottUmfi Paplflc Copipani Thi pjobpi in lo bo notd tor oofpoFPU purpooci OPINIOMN IMPORTANT rint i l..Nl. Am. rprUloT in ItVlt) of Iho norlhurn Iruitnrtint kiiii- i i rallwo) Hoot m iholf prdpowl to titond tin' Qroton TroBl lino fron Bond to Klamoib Kuiix how do pondonl ollOOOl nnllri'ly 00 vlrwn i' PIihmi'iI Ity OrrKoll rltl.otin ut hour- lux" to bo hold b tin' IntoroloU rum tnorco pomniuwlon tliln fxti Bnith wt"1 tin1 uilvtru Rlvi'ii loduy by Itolph Btidd, prooldoni pi iht Orooi Northorn rollwoy lyvtttn, who orrirod for i nook oifd eonloroneo with w r Tnrnofi prooldoni of thi S I' mul S mul OfOCOn Trunk IIiii b. Pudd nld inrfoyo hod boon obtn plated find opplleotlon nidi for tho sxtonolon ol tho Hno ond thol nollf iiik fortbor rntild bo dono until tho no m mluton urontod " corllfleoto or ronvonlonoo nnd nooooolty, Oronllng of tliiH imrinll In dOBOndonl on Ihfl iittltudo wprooood i OroRoti pooplo, in- isld. Stock Thief Captured In Bend Gets Sentence PORTliAND, Auk. t, Polowlni ronvlotlon in fodorol court horo, Hor rj noodorhntn of MoClnud, Coin muoi nerve iwo yooro in the MeNoll Island pi n II on I lury Tim govorntnonl ohargod him with larcony from the Indian rooorvatlon, Hi mil tlieiod io havo stolon 6 hcafl of uattlo from Amy Bnllonnd 1 0 1 hood from Alvti Knight, both Kla moth Ifirilon romon. Aftir n long ilrlvo, h' wini ollogod io have lotl lh, 'in hi Willow ergo WhllO I"' trnv- olod Into Bond and obtained a mori gngo on thorn, Other onttlo won uIho iniri io ho involvod in tho theft, inn Mm governntont'a nhargoi did noi list thgm, um thoy ma not Diiong to Rovorfrinonl Indian wnrdg, wiih Ooodorham in oonrl wan hin wife, Tho couple wore only roccntl; married, Ttloj rial in "prloonara' row." Qoodorhom'o unu nrotind iiin wife. noodorharn woi nrriotod horo aftot THE Till': CHIEF FAVORS 4 h I Hill I I VI I its OF MKIiOXN : Mti i wn HI l 111' KAItMKH 1 I' I.,! Wi.r lb ml Mullrltni THE DALLM. 'r . Aiik h Klgtii Moon Rlvti t ridan undtr t in Nn-ii of a lumniar moon, i npt Inln thr William ,? wrmoion patch neat : i , . i ,i iniiliuviit hitt iiiifiit ini i uiiUnl mil itl ih point of NlmlKiMi y Byttl uimI a tlBlMf gg bartd fh' four roiiph'M toiii'ther mul fofMd than f in thi bar 4 Iffg off tit. where lh Kuvr (lie 4 BftflMi Of LOttlBt AlldOTBOO Van Woti Loll Coi braa. Wtllcj Sitiirr wayae Uondonlbail. Dadrgt miii, MiTbun r Km ' nivf llllil l.t'Hi: II. ill All well' reltaatd b Sharif! i'hrimun to appaar la tht (Bailee coart hare 4 BWI '" lo ananrer a ehargt nf xli-iiltim A at i t lltl'lolll Possession of Booze Held Not a Nuisance (11, I' !""! W,tr l TlM ln i Ikillrtlnl sac it AM WTO. Cal . A mii-i , l'li Nittic KU,riMtii' ,-,iiri :mln up- hriii ikt twlalon ol iht Ihlrt dbtrlci rmirl of uppruU wlilrll hnlfW IhNt lllr :m.Iiii "f I Ullnn liquor dOM mil i-iiHMIlilli' nllllirilll KrnilliilH mr primi'i BtlOfl Mndtff 'In fiiilniinr luw. Tlii riillm "f Um ipptluttt Mart do lim cut l Congressional Delegation Will be Guests of Club Luncheon to be Provided at PWnvtew--Irrtetlon In spection Purpose f N'isit m Wednesday Oregon! rongreoplontl delegation, two mnatoro ami three con greMmen, who "ill Inspect Irrigated Ian da in tho Deachutea coun try and the North Unit project in Jefferaon county on Wednesday, .ii(ru.-t !-. "ill it' ki"'ss X) u' Bend Commercial club at break fast in the Pilot Butte Inn on the morning f their arrival here. Although .iii pereoBi In Bond and 1 " " 111 r COLUMBIA SOURCE Mi,.- men and senator! woi- , tteod Iho broahfaot. on OF HRFAT WFAI TH Wodnoad lornlng ... 7 10, I Ur "IVCA I TT CrtL, 111 ..ill I... .r.. rr, III .it nl, l,tH It ! ' annopoood by I. K Cranibi aocro i.irv of tin- Bond ComraorMol club. Porooao wishing lo attend tho break, t i t are oakod to notify tho office of ih,. ooramorelal elnb bofore Wodnoo- ,ln niornlliK it in niiiio certain thai Bonatora rrom uoiumote nvor. di wnico Robert x Btanflald ami, Charlee i. only S.goo.ooo aerea are now nnder HcNary mul Congreaamon N. J sin wotoo tho rlor may bo made navl-,.- orumnanker mi, i w c I Kuhio to iho Canadian boundary, utnl Itswloi win eome to tho Doaehutea rounl ry on auhumi i n Inyltallon llii:, also 1,,-,-n' oMoniloil to St.it,' K'l glnoor Rhea Luper ond to n M Chgdwlck, osolotsni atsle onglnoor, io accompany iho congroaalonsl dolo gallon io Central Oregon, Llkewlao, mi Invllulion linn I n aonl lo Iho land Bettlertiettt committee of the I the Interior, according i a special Portland Chamber of Common , Woahlngton dispatch to tho Oregon come to tho Deachutea country on rlournol. Augual l- " ihi' Immenae water power ro- aeida "from iho decision of thoriourcoa along tho Columbia rlror itiiH nnri onneeeeamen to ho nroa- ,ni m iho grange p'lonlc in Plain viow .in, .hi Iho noon hour, no ohangea have boon made m iho pimiH whi.h ware announced when It flint nniito know n ihui tho dslssstlon wun oqmlng lo iho mill atal tintry, Tho senators ami congressmen win mrlvo horo on tho inornlni; of lh .in. ...in I,.-.,.,,., ikiiii imiiu in I ih. vi..i,,ii, r nan-) i,n,i Redmond dnesdsyr morning, snd from Rod mond win ito io tho Plolnvlow grange hnll for luncheon, Wotlneaflay after noon members or the delegation win Ko lo tho M ultras country, w I) ii. DoiIhoii. aeorotnry of iho I'oi iiiinii ('iiinniior or Commerce, win 'also ho in attendance nl tho grange picnic, Tito noun and afternoon see hIouh iif iho picnic win ho open to thr sonernl nubile, Tin- moruinK los- : slon win ho for grange members, and tho ovOnlllK moplliiK for I'omonii Igmnke mombora, BCOTT nulls TO Asvi.tM 1 CHICAOO, Auk. Russell Bootl, former mllllonalra, today loll for I Chester 1 in., in ho hold in a padded ooii in the stato asylum for iho orlrh 1 1 mi 1 in:,.. ni' until such unto .01 ho be-1 BEND BULLETIN BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST Rumors of Tragedies Started From Weeping Police, In Tears, Seen at Del aware Avenue House Veal of i.iu in t iit.ii itini- ICnllrel) Kurreaaful, Chief Hun md Ves, He i I, , i. Tim ", Ban kiii.',i Hlo wlfo opd thi hot blouolf " "Th police huil to Nhoot u tiiun la Kt htm um of hi borne on Dolo- Willi' " "Tio- ofOoont found u vooaon ui I loohod to plogojo,'1 "i dop't know Rfhat it wun. .nit it gipsi bare boon elmply loirtblo, t jiiMi miw ii erovd of iiMMi on in tho unt .it IV. Dfluwuri. mot iln-y '.t .mi crying Brm the chief of police wun i ryliiK TtMM it are mbii of the now, tipn lllllt ntlTYt ! rlltlllllK Itl to I'lll' Itulif - ini offlre lule yoHlertluy uflornoou. unit which won mill OOMlPI In 'hi' morning Tho police were lotting then, too it ii terrible." Chief of Pollee ttonoog edmlttod MCH eoarae wi wort erying Bran a oowapopor r- porlor would Imvr wopl Tho lour beabg gieol muff Too, ottll Inn,- Komi. I f t . hut w.- ro not noii.tt to ggg tiu moro on oiirKi.lvfm.'- Thut wiih the Horrot of It nil Dip irlit Atturnoy A J Moon- hail ro relTfd u f,'w tour hontbM. ami wnnti'tl o loat thrm I'oulli'tluiutl 1' - ..i Carttoi fornlahod n vpomu hpooo on Detoooie. and polloe ami Hmpmnt, lurnlnhiMl I ho iour Tho lorn we en onllro urreite. Ihr i-hlof nulil attor witrd. and he In i-ortulii that the liomlo. won 1,1 ho highly effoctlvo In tllOhldglPg from u balldlng rrlmiliiiln who mlabt bo rommlna rapture. Tho a whirh i roloaaod whao tho bout be bard i not portnanootrj bornifol. KiKiiros on Possibilities Arc Given by U S. (I. S. PORTLAND, Ann I Blghl mil lion agroa of latiit amy ' Irrtpatod 1,164,000 horsepower con ho dotel- Oped from Iho nutiirul flow, or 4.- Titr,.uon horeepower from reguloteo flow, on a lin per COnl hu.n. I'liosi' are iho broad oattroatea of engtnoora of tho United siuios geolo gical survey, summarised Friday in a atatomonl from tho department of havo utlrario.l lltllo lulorost until recently," nay, the atatomonl, "be oauao of lack of murkot for largo hiork of power Devolopmeni roual ho 1 In KimI 111 some Way with iho 's- tsblalhmoni of Induatrloa to' manu facture electro metallurgical pnm nota, ferttltsora, chemicals .mil other artlolea roqulrtng tho tiso of largo Quantities of electrical energy. Tho electrification of tho northwest west- railways would absorb only u Htuuii proportion of tho available power," IDHNTIK1KH BANDIT sioatti.k. Aug, s. Identified by Fanny Honslor as t in- oandll who iiitiii'kod mul robbed her on g lonoly pnth through iho woods near Fsttntleroy lust niKin. nccordlng to police roporlOi Hoy Smith, 211. was ' i -1 i in iho olty Jnll today on nn opon chanto. PlONKKR DURIRn MARSHfIBLD, Ore.. Aug. 8. One f Oregon's rarllosl plonoors, William Jenklna, wss burled today in the Bn chantdd Pralrlo aamstsry near Myrtle Point, no arrived in Oregon from Ksntuoky in 18-tl and livid on Coos bay for 51 ysars, He wns fi years OIL SURFACING HILL BE TRIED RE1 Macadam Now Rapidly Disintegrating NO TUMALO BRIDGE Kntfineer Advises Waiting Until Steel From New port Can be Moved 111 11 lit nl ifforl Io fa I Mi K' 1 boa mi mlH of (lollum' worth of mat ad a m hi 1 at 1 h. now rttplilly in pjocOi in Baadi 'hi Hty ooaacll, n th roc- oinni'inliit Ion of fit) KnKlm-r lloh- 9ti 11 Oottld l"Ht alsbi ordorad car f road oil. um) ai toon ai U arrlviy will iomtilii ilinn i i n - ii t rork inirfurit (hirout'tifura A tt v til tr M4a on OfaaJtvood bafora Mkf OtbOf work of lh kimt i. tnnl. r tnkfit Ml Iiik all BMcadam itroou In tht rltv will rout hut 2 WO, (ioulil taut, ami ihe nivcrtiiii'-ni ropraaaatad it- 1 iif Dfaaavdoa uvinut InproTo in I'll I Hlont nun $11. "nn. he suU OOttld r po r I that u DO0 hrPlKiv tati proponed in ronnertlnn with I ht patltloaod Tunialo aren nc pavtaa, would coal SI. SOU. thai it would hi' oi lhc hiiih' lypoMH tht preni'iil lrn -tora, and ihHt Itn llfr woud mil ex- I eed I Ti year. lie cdvUetl aKainxi ihe Improvement, und the Tuiniilo avenue petitioner wilt he asked to tltop ihe hrldfce i-oitHt run ton prorl Hton from their request, with the tin dofaiaadlng ibai later u Priioce win he htillt on Hlrt'el location The pres ent bHdSi taakai neressary a i urvc Irnm the rily street in order io reat-h thO approach ai tha "pan h on pri vate property. Would Mote Bridge III two more yenrs. Could heliews, ii will he found itilvisahle to put in II wider bridfft at Newport, then tht piesent steel hridt1 ran he moved to Tumalo avenue, and installed on COB erete piers at no greater eost I nan Mould now he iinolved in iMtalllBI the wooden brldEt corarad in his laal Blghtt rrport Two new ordlaancat win ba pro- partd ready for the rounell to pass on at the net mei-thiR. one Hatting thr tin 111 Iter of poll and iird rooms in lieud. the other pTOtldUlg for making bonding diatrlctt out of iraall -tat tered patches wherr concrete side walb Ik to he put in while bonding of Ihe InprOTOnianl will relieve (he pioperly owner of immediute expense, the coaQ will ba larltd dlrtct agntnat abutting property The council tunvaml the vote on Thursday s iiJitn.iMMi hond election. nnd passed a lcsoiution announcing paaaagt ol tht bends Pigurtt on the vote gtvan bj the canTaatan were the same as UlOBt puhllshed in The llul letin Friday. Xih Paving 1.001ns Btgni pppanrlng in a uumher of rottnnranti in Bend staling thai "Wc Cnler to White Trade Only,"' are I sounc of humiliutfou to colored citi zens of Rend. It was explained to the council by Jay 11. Upton, apnaarlng a:; lagnl rapraaantatlva for ihe col jortd folk. His clients, tie said, had no desire of frenUtnttng places where 1 their presence is no! desired, bttl would appreciate notification to thlfl effret heilip made privalely instead tf nnnounctmtni being public placard ed. a raaolutton offered by Upton asktnn restaurant owners it rcn.ove the BlgttB "as e.niletl. RnKlnttr'fl plans and speclflcal Ion ( for the hard surfacing of .Mueller attnut fron Rltarsldt to Riverfront, of Rtvaraldt south from Tumalo to ConronH. and of ihe lasl section of the south Highway approach, were approved by Ihe council and resold lions of Intention lo Improve patted Assessments, made on Improvement dlttrlota M to MO, inclusive, were ord trtd entered in the Men docket. Itoo.c Causes AlTCatt . Rtqueata for gradaa for water mntnt on three hlocks of the property oi' ihe Realty Socnrltlea corporation , were referred to Ihe ttrtott commit pttt with power to act. The same committee will consider the need for a railing for the brldgt crossing tht I canal on Bootl street. Arrents for the month were 17, re i ported Chief of police llniumn, who alto noted 2 auio aeoldnntt for the 'Ttftt. EL C ;irl Falls Into Water, Pur suer Runs Away Officers i-ue Warning HThan sarcii Kor Roughl) (Sofhod, llcstnlod llau I" UnsusTCcosful WarnftiKH WOfC iNnMl thin niorninic hy city offlcerti to picnickers to lie on thi lookout Bgalnal the attacks of a ht'iaun batUM baUatad to I" lurkmi ii or mar Shevlin park Sin e his appearance Friday evening thi man ha; not been SOOBi nor have searchers ioda SOCBTOd any trace of him Seven vear old Sldie l fins nans, da u shier of Mr. and Mrs. A I, Qoggan of this city, playing with h. r older -osier, both members f a family picnic iiart.i, siurted to , rftss Tumalo creek on a footloK near the head of Shevlin park about ,,'iliir'L I - . . ,. ii iil when a s,,..L-.. n,.,i, slarted for her from Ihe oi.posne side He re.ohed for her he ,amr and 11 llllil ha.llv fllghtened. tried turn and run 111- - I si.,- fell screaming from the iK iii in, mii ' , ,,,. ,. ., a. trv.n, ll h. r 001 the mat, turned and r.. up th- side hill, while a a.ig with ih, ptcol, kera barked furiously and aftreeted the atteatlon of the others I the little alrl's pllitht. As soon as men 0001 tag from Hend to Join the party arrived on the srene. u searrh pi atarted tor the prowler, hut with no result. The man waa described by the child! older sinter as balag bearded and wearing overalls. soi riii i; ti THiin iiiks WASHINGTON, Aug. v - John early today ..n families, orcupying lovered 4 m of tirnb,r Temple Orarea. . one of the most two tenements opposite I. rare i hapel. . . . ,.rn., u,. ,,, , rful characters ,,f the south and peered m:,. the greets, down stairs Moru than 3.000 acres have been known BaUonally through his writ- rod fire eerapes and Jumping from OUrned over in a tire in the KOOt- loga and public address. -, died at windows, a dozen were seriously in- enai forest and high winds were his home hers at 7:81 a. m todoy. lored reported t he spreading it. mai ii o 7r o i ivL il ' ne Falcon fire on the Mon- May Use Central Oregon Scenery In Photo Play una-idaho nne has destroyed about 1.500 acres of timber. .', 7, i i-, wm-i l . Tourists have been ordered Fox Camera Man Takes 21 Samples rrom Which Suit-, rnjt of several sections of Glacier ability of Country Is to be Judged national park with the fire which started near Belton on Lake MtS- Samplee of Central Oregon scenery which, it is believed, can be Donald not yet controlled. Sev used as a background for Tom Mix pictures, were taken yesterday eral hundred men have been and Thursday by Eric Mavell. cameraman for the Fox news rushed to combat this blaze, serviie. Movie "shots- takenby Mayell include the ragged rim of Fires were reported burning Broken Top. outlined against the clear skies of Central Oregon in practically all sections of ami the McKeilsie pass lava fields. Western Oregon. A big blaze This is frequently referred t ,,s was burning in the Mount Hood SAYS S. P. PRESSURE USED ON MILL MEN Protest Against O. T. Held Not Representative lit. P. I.rl Witf l Th- SMS Hulletinl SAI.KM. Aug. S. Lumber mill operalors of Southern Oregon who recently entered protest aganisl tho proposed extension of the Oregon Trunk railroad Into Deschutes and Klamath counties did ao only boeanas r oressure bronchi bv axlatluc lines, fliarlis Kberltne of Klaiuaili Kails, formerly connected with the Harri- mail lines, declared, lie said their protest does not rep resent the atUtnde of lumbering in terests there. These smell mills are using South- em Pacific switch englner lu Ihe woods and if they refuse to back the protests these engines would he with- drawn, he deilared. Commercial Air Fleet Henry Ford's Purpose it'. V. I..i,-.l Amy t.. Tin- ni-n-1 Ilulletin) D8TR0IT, Auk. 8. A fleet of commercial airplanes running on tl regular scheduled time und connect - Inn nrnetirftllV nil nnels of the r tilted HI, O lilt' mil'l il I HUH illlllll ,. III.... ,K Oi .... 1 mlaa . oids adding in. 8to m a a ,- piano division to bin ownlsatlon, .he I lilted Tress Ic.irncil today. , ii r . i .. t .. ... .. i .. the plant and Increased produi'tlon necessary to do this win require some, lime and are slill In vague shape nl ' present. The future will detcrtnlne these, it was said , regular scheduled delivery of freight, express and possibly mail be- iween rtoa torn, inuiaio. .innneini- oils, Chlcngo, si. i, mils. Cleveland, Indianapolis mul oilier OlttOS is the 8, I92C LOGGERS BATTLE AGAINST CIRCLED IN THE MORNING t4e,ee4ef4tettii KIKK HWRRPIXti TOWXH IV Till: KKH.O.KM VAI.I.KV 4. , I P. ImI I'in l. Tht tmtd Hullrlin, ASTftltlA. Ore.. Aug . Da- eon trolled ami raglnrr, the worst forest firo whii-ii hu rial tad Northweotera ftrogon this your In H'oopinK down upon the 4 4 towns of VeepOT and lllrkonfold 4 itl tho Nobalom valley n.-ar tho itaop-CoramMs eoaaty line ' "" ,, mile and a half wide, the fire wa still advancing steadily this afternoon. - O'cloeh this arternoon "" K,rr Timber fonipany of al K,rr "-ported tn ft,-,, at Kerrv reported ihe fire '"" """ ,r,,nl "treonieiu. "" "'an ll nun tight- lag thi blsM, t'n acooaal of lo aurronosllaa farm lands, lit- '- '- " ' '' 'he tns of v. -per and iiirkenf. :,i v-r-r-. were expected to aifKravate the Families In Tenements "t-0" Fires were burning unchecked Stampede at Explosion Washington. Oregon, Idaho antl Montana, many of them out U. P. Umi l NWr.oTn Bnd BjIWiat of Control. nkw YoitK. Aug. s Blown tit- All communication was cut off orally from their beds in some in- from the Scurvy mountain fire slum es and driven into a p.-ntr byjn (ne Clearwater forests of simultaneous explosion of two bomb.- tontiin Thp blaze has alremlv the - cinder box of Hades." in his trip from Bend to t'rookeil river crossing, through the pirtiir- , , esnne COTO COUOWy, to the timber eorered UetollUS river region ami to the lu vn fields and the Broken Top eanatnr. Mavell snapped HI "aam- pies." These pictures. It Is explained, will he used by the Ko.x tilm direc- tors lu deciding whether the acenlc "lid state country of Oregon ran he s"l 0 'mate lu making u Tom Mix picture. These samples win show "i onory which varies from a asm I oes,,, ., ,o ...e ,.,.,.- .. "''' una oi me locniiiies v.s.ieu uy Mayall Which earn in for consider- able attention was the Three Sisters lava fields. It has been suggested tluit the rugged, crater pitted lava bods might he used for an Imagine- Urn picture of the moon. Such pic- lures would probably have to he lak- en from an airplane. Thursday, Mayell. accompanied by several local people, illrlllding I. Cramb, Btcrtlnf? 01 tht i'ini Com- mere la 1 club, visited Bntl hike, when ptcturei of iris playing in tin wator with mtttlvti hut i Ik in . rh links or pltmtca were taken. Mayell was ar- w leoinpanleil on his trip over the Meto- Itnt ilrive ami to thr lava fields yes- torday hy it. v, Sawytr, Mayell. who was in the Heml COUB 1 try on a previous occaatftn this year. lllkll' nt'ws P'CtnrW 01 the dlntomit.' mines at Lower HriilKe and lava ...,- DmI laaff. r I , , nw.ru In ,r ' " ' iswasia, .s.si ... ake Ho wsa aecompan- . , wlfl. ,, lwo (moll ll(,nB. i ,. Its. im.w "ORKATrjn HKATTLK" (U. r. tesslil Wire to The fame Bulletin) SKATT1.K. Aug. S. - While more than "" persons attended lust night's conference of Mayor Brown und offl- rials of surrounding towns, the Speak- orn won luvoroii annex. iiiou appeari 11 bo small The conferonco was Chlld to discuss plans for a "greater Central Oregon's Firnt Leased Wire Newspaper NO. Ti l THROUGH NIGHT FLAME ATTACK; SEE FIRE PASS BY Thompson's Siding Safe Due to Heroism BIG FORCE OPPOSES Clatsop County (,'onfla";ra tion Sweeping Across Standing Timber IV. I'. I 1.1 rt'irrl., The It. ,. Hull-tin, PORTLAND, Auif. 8. Parch ing winds shiftinn to tho ea.st brought the most serious foreft nre WCMni'l OI in Vfill to tn- paciffc northwest today. Forestry ..fficuls watcher! the droppiht; humidity with appre- hension. IIiKh temperatures ranKinj? irorn -jtt to luti degrees national torest. ASTORIA. Aug. . Klghtlng fur- lotislv throiifchout the Bight, thu ; j,,,,, of Thompson s Siding, a gKiK settlement on the Columbia and N'eliuleni river railroad in east- era Clatsop, eminty. saved their hoaiOS from destruction In Ihe maw of the dangerous forest fire which is raiting south along the cOUBty line. Reports from Kerry, northern tor- minus of the t'. und N. railroad, to day iloi-lurcd that the settlement at TbompOOn'a Siding had been entire!) drcbtd by the flames and Ihut the main Are bad passed on M e aouti westerly direction headed toward I lionitisoii s Sidllle waa saved Ottss b lhe h(,rnl(. ,,,.,, f ,,. Bhahb who fnllKht a Bfh , , race of foarrul odds, und saw the miln ,aBer pass early this morning, The fire traveled six miles during n,e nKlt. according to iTports from Kerrv. Today II was slill traveling rapidly and was entirely out of con in,i , force of more than 150 men is mtUMl in ftirhlinir the flames but. OXcepI for saving the Thompson I stdlns ttttlemtnt; they have mndt bo proriTHs against lhe riniiH'H. Irestle lestl0T1 Tht' fire Mtarteil Wtdtiusday after noon in the lioldinus of the N'oyen- Uollnnil I.okkIuk rMiiipany. After fhslroyltiK one lino fool railroad tresllo yesterday, the fire p.tssi-d out of the NoyeH Holland property and Bwopl through Lhe Lndtt LokkIuk company holdings. l lllil II slrurk the ,adeo proper, v. . . . . . i . i ,,,,, m, ,( nr'H OirillUK JIIMlUHl I'll- m cut over land, bni II la i nhlo block of valuable green timber In lhe tadae hoi, lings. An ostlmsti of tin.' extent of ibis green timber Ins., COnld not be SOCUrod today Driven before a stiff, hot north easterly wind, the fire Is advancing rapidly, according to reports from Kerry today. II Is Hearing the No- ,.,,,m valley near Jl Three district fir,' wardens, with their fir,, fighting crews ano the J huil lirourhl Ihi' on 1 1 lo lo Horn
