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PAGE 2 THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION, B END, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST I I. 11)25 SALE OF LAND IS QUESTIONED Duffy Decides In Crook Tax Cases by the tlc-fondiinc hul it was urged , ilia! under the lerini of IDS mottaWSe !ilnlMlff was entitled lo the rents nd nroiiu us security. Jqjdge Huffy dented the motion tor appointment of B nwlviT, lioltlinK thut I ho real contest is between tbe plaintiff mid the I'at'ifir Coast MoitmiRo Co.. and (he lattiM- not MtBJ made a party de fendant, it was not advisable to ap point a receiver at (his time. Failure (o Tender Amount . Necessary Considered Factor by Court Knur decisions in Crook county case:, were handed down by Clrcuf. JaulKu T. B. J. Duffy today. ;11 of them having to do with tin rettomp tVin of land .sold for taxes. lu the case of Frank Towner TS. AY. B. Morse, (he defendant has file! an answer containing matter rola . tlve to the merits of the case and In abatement. The plaintiff filed a de murrer on both points. Jmliie unify overruled the demurrer as tj (he ItterHs of the case, but upheld It us ' 13 (he abatement. In the case of N. C. Wallace, trustee, vs. J. L. Karnock. (ho de tendaal had filed an answer to the complaint admitting all of the nllagn tlons but ileuyinK (hat the plaintiffs rights were paramount to those of the defendant, and alleging that Wallace as representative of Stevens l& Co. of California, was not entitled to appeur in the case because no showing had been made that the company was a corporation as de fined in the Oregon laws. Judge Duffy ruled that a plea in abatement could not he joined with a plea on the merits of the case, and granted plaintiff's motion to strike the answer with regard to the merits of the case becuuse the defendant did not tender into court the amount of taxes necessary. In the case of N. G. Wallace, trustee, vs. Charles L. Robertson, the defendant had filed a motion to retjuire the plaintiff to make his com Iplaint more definite, to which the plaintiff responded with a motion to strike for the reason that the court rule's were not complied with by the defendant. Plaintiff's motion was denied by Judge Duffy, and defend ant's motion requiring the plaintiff to make the complaint more definite was allowed. In the case of Mortgage Co. of America vs. M. K. Rlgjis et al, the plaintiff had asked a receivership to take charge of rents and profits pending foreclosure of a mortgage. it developed during tl.e hearing thu'f the rent and profits were mortgaged to the Pacific Coast Mortgage Co. It was admlt(ed by piainliff's counsel that no waste was being committed TEMPLARS OF BEND WIN MUCH CREDIT PICKFORD CASE PENALTY GIVEN Plotters Must Serve Ten Years In Prison Standard Bearer Annexes Hundreds of Delegates llend had only eight or ten repre sen(u(lves at the grand eomiuaiidery meeting of the Knights Templar of America held recently in Seutde. neverlheless the Central Oregon city was given credit for having 300 or more delegates present. How ltend earned the honor of having a continandcry membership equal to that of Portland was made known today when members of the local conimandery pointed out that this city won much favorable pub licity at the Seattle convention. The manner in which llend won national recognition was as follows: Some 10,000 Knights Templar were In the line of march of the great parade, with Oregon In the 11th division. This division also included I'tah. Wyoming and South Dakota. The Oregon conimandery of Port land was first in the division forma tion, while the Washington com mandery. also of Portland, brought up the rear. The unattached Knights of Oregon marched in this formation as a second division. heading the unattached group of about lion Knights were members of the Bend commandery. headed by A. A. Anderson, commander. Pre vious to falling in line. Anderson "broke ouV the Rend beauseant. bearing the words "Pilgrim Coni mandery. Knights Templar. Rend. Oregon." The Bend beauseant was the only one in the division of unattached Oregon delegates, and since it was at the lead of the column, the 500. 000 spectators who watched the pa rade took it for granted that llend was represented by some 300 dele gates. The Betid banner was cheered loudly. Realizing that the Bend beauseant brought in much favorable publicity to this city, local Knights Templar are loud in the Vralse of the foresight of Anderson, who took advantage of the Be.pti delegates' position in the line' of' march to "annex" delegates from many cities in Oregon. Kidnaping Trial Jury Makes Short Work of Bringing In Guilty Verdict I if. I. 1-caaeJ Win.- to The Mad Nullum) LOS AXCKI.KS. Aug. II. Charles Stevens and Claude Holeomh must "pay the penalty prescribed by law " for conspiring to kidnap Mary Pick-' ford, the film star. Stevens and llolconib were sen-1 tenced to a term in prison of from 10 years to life today by Buperlor Judge Victor Mcl.ueus. Sentence was pronounced after the ; court refused a motion of the con i victed men's attorneys for a new i j trial. Throughout the trial it was the' belief of spectators and newspaper jmen that the men would he acquitted, i The defense offered what appeared las powerful testimony that the ktd-1 ' naping conspiracy was the idle dream , of a trio of men. lured into a trap by police informants. The Jury, after j less than five hours deliberation, found two of the men guilty of a crime wtitch ranks next to murder In j ; California us u punishable offense. Arguments on motion for a new trial for the convicted men were j made in superior court today. rafisL , , .fflffl 5H mWW "j ' " ni EBB wmmmimmm mm mm mm m b a m 5 Mens Work Slices! i HOLLYWOOD. AK- I 4. Wh n 1 informed of the jury's verdict in the kidnaping rate. Mary IMckfurd Mid , today: I "I can't feel sorry for these fel lows because it appears that justice is having it way." Douglas Fairbanks, the star t ath ; let it husband, agreed with Mary "The public has no, idea of the things that we and ethers In the , public tye were subjected to before these mvti were arrested." Doug. said. "I am anxious to have an example made of tills case. Horizontal. 1 To cut with a plant a Whiskers 3 Light brown 10 Wooden lever 1 1 Print In I mrnaur 13 NrgatUf Corrslattvs of either 1C Jumlilil type mall project Ins piece, as on : .1 h . : : V LfthiM Supply a boat with hands Htry Not of thft acnls Tart of a chain i'ut off Knetiiy Announcement I I tabor. ) JO -No el Sigh of iotilc Large metal container for ll.juidi Bvalli ?. IVcana, walnuts, etc. 41 Time raat ConoluStW evidence DNS hole 4 IT'! 47 Fourth note of the scale 4S TWO notes higher 50 'ii rent 61 Cereal Kitting M Soil I'nc.inny It- 1 I rs- 3: SI it 43- 4&- Vertical. 1 Munhy SOU and rain 2 Hy or near 5 Moving wntron 4 Postlo for "suffloUaf 6 IUprttl i' ron I Spike of corn 7 liiul tnetiMurn To partake of I- ju'.t 12 To scratch li Shallow cooking eae 17--Sun god IIA Snake 1SH PrpOtlUOB IdC-ilotilln 13 Third note of he acule It Board 3 cttrui fruit 15 Kind of por'-i 7 OriKlnal mate of Iron It Matlle ii iiatnbtlnK name 13 T'.rce f furniture H Number of years 15 Nr Km tlve 17 Per for to 19 Aln.ve 40 To fee 41 -He lit an uprii;tit poeltlun 4J--Tr.Hl 44 Imprrfi- ttOM 47 CorpQlOftt 4- Anthrin.old fit Olberu le fii KsXl to Uil note of the MtJi Solid Leather Throughout, Built to Fit I and Vear a tight weight durable shoe ta either plain toe or pac i-t.vli' ; guaranteed! $4.00 and $4.25 n l itrht VViahf Sriiiit Shnmc in r n .4 oni. H Z5 Per Lent Ull Popular Price Store PURSLEY'S i i i a i i i i g i i i i i i i i 811 Wall Street a i II U'UN RKCOt i:ltl Nt ; NEW VORK, Auk. it Cbarlli Moose Planning Carnival To be Held Here In Fall The average young thin fioils It difficult to live Kithin her father's income. Reliable Merchandise Since 1855 LEVI STRAUSS Makers of Two Horse veralls A new Pair FREE if They Bp The Moose lodge will hold another of Its popular rarnlvals this fall, it arai derided at last tiiftht's meetlnK of the lodge. The exae dates have ' not yet been set. but the committee In charge is looking for candidates 'to take part In the popular girls' con test. Members of the committee are Owen Hudson. Cieorge Stokoe. W. It. ! Coleman. K. A. Sathcr. Karley Klilotl. T. W. Khoada. II. llagen. John Tay ! lor. J. E. Lad gar Wood and William Kklattd. BOYS' XOCRKKY OM ( V. P. LeaMd Wire to Th Bn.i ll.illetin 1 I CHICARO. Aug. 14. Semi finals of the Junior and hoys national tennis tournament stared today with the west practically monopolizing the courts. Yesterduy s matches saw oat of the Kastern entries elimin ated. In thfl junior division the survivors ' arc: 1 Cranston Ilolman. San Francisco; Berkeley Hell. Austin. Texas; Harris : Cofcaaball Dm Moines, la., and Boa- i ry L, .lohnson, Walian. MasB. President Will Scan Belgian Funding Plan tu. r. Leci Win ii th n taiathO WASHINCTON. Aug. U The American ttt funiiluic i-omniiHslon will ku to New KuKlmul Sut unlay in lay the Belgian sitimtion hoforv PnaldMl OooIMka personally, it was aniioniirfd (otlay. Aflor a brief ss.iiun with KM LMV Kian dtltgam this morning- Serrf inry of the Treanury Mellon anltl fiTtht'r tuKotlatioiiH will In poHt-, tpnned until next Tuesday to permit' tN Amerh'un.H to niunlnt th- presl dent with ilt:eIopmtn(t iIiuh far. Story Related by Beggar Is Found to be Not True V 7 Mim JVi'dsummer IChapltB, who has been confined 10 Ills room til a hotel here. Mfl able to b'ave bis loom and motor lo lditiK Bweh. Lost liutnd, tbn aturni TrpS adBisiN oBBBi l offset's1 liU ' II Stating that he has rurvature of th4 Hplne, the njgull of an injury suf i f ered aboard a merchant .ship, a man who gives hla numc ils Thomas Dow ney has bten begging for money In J Central Oregon for the pnst week, according to Mm. V. A. Korhe: . Ked ICron secretary, lie gave his i.ddress I us ruruuiid. nu? iiik id1 a w ne nnu two Hinall NU there. Mrs. POfteMrl wired to Portland And won informed that no such people by the name of Downey live ut the nddrcHH given. This man. who nays he Is trying to get enough money to start u ncwr . -.tand. V begging in Hedmond yen-terday. Round Trip Excursion Tickets To !! prlm-il )..'. . Clti on aale daily to Sept. IS Finnl return limit Oct. 31 LIhtfBl itnfmm Visit ri fettt "bck Ennt" now whttm fie area are low 1 - ''". to Zlaa National Park am Tallow. tona National Park A. . (.,(,,.!-. i. drwriptiv nt th.a fainuu. rraucta . I'. HhngoH Agent I'holie it Win. UeMmrsi Pass Agl Fred A. LieaaUen, M. D. WtM, Kit, NOU -.i rBROAT BTKCIAUBT HDBBL.I in. nil OUlss I'll ITl Bows l b fl i Oftlcn Hours (0 It 1 to b; Rvetilng, T to B BOYIiAN & RAMSEY . Lawyers ritom n 1 1 ItiMinis ; V trhul tfi-m-.l l BMg . Vwtmwr tlflm "t li IUaan A W4MTMI K. S. HAMILTON AlTt)HNKT-AT-I.AW flOOflU 1)4 nd li (r . rttttDtM1 tun. Hui: lit , I'lione bl Pr I no a Cmtt.! 'UB'OJl ; O'Donnell's Market CVH GARBAGE C0NTRACT0B8 Will Beisove Vour Gsrbafe teL 06 W. Bond SToatVi llrt. Hock ot any kin.) ot lIoOitaw'Thr VollOli IrurLa" SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY! When you think of buying dress accessories, do you think of price plus quality? Our line of goods is bought in huge quan tities and therefore we can sell it at a price that is far below its real value. School days are coming soon and this is a good time to stock up before the prices go up and stay up for the winter. These .re articles that you use for every day wear. LOOK THEM OVER Ladies' Fibre Silk Hose, very special 59c Ladies' tan and patent Oxfords $4.69 and $4.98 Ladies' tan and patent Pumps $2.89 and $3.69 Boys' solid leather Shoes $1.95 to $3.45 Men's Moc Pac Work Shoes $3.75 to $4.75 Men's and Boys' Cans 98c to $1.85 HEA The lamest market Central Oregon with Greater Buying Power Getter Facilities and Offering Greater Selection Phone 28(5 in MOUNTAIN VIEW Maternity Hospital Trulncil Nnn.r In t'liiirac 619 Kuiina Ac RMM i i Mi. III.- Ikxiilicit OK. (:'KANT SKINNER DENTIST Soon i. cKmm iii'iK I'll. mi' IBM XV Dr. David Eugene Olson On Petroleum Development in the Northwest. An Orator of Nation-wide Reputation. at the HIPPODROME 8:00 P. M., FRIDAY, AUGUST 14th There Will Be a Garge Attendance. You Should Come and Bring Your Friends. NO ADMISSION FREE J. E2. Ledgerwood Tranafvr nmi Huiillng Moving a SMciiiliv All Oosf Handled irltb Cats Oltlea limn Bond St Pnona ih-j Ras. Pbona ITIW Physio-Therapy Mrs. Muller's Beauty Shop Shampooing a Specially Willi ovory ahsmpoo WM Klvc ii Tonic Troiilinolit Kroo Retail: BeantKul, Olosty Half .'mil ii Closn Boslp ho Orecoti si. Ptiont :ir,-v Abrarns Electronic Di agnosis and Treatment, Ultra-Red Hays, Chiro practic, and all natural or phy ileal m ethoda combined. Dr. R. D. Ketchum ihlropraotle rin i.m Batber hiiIk- WHt i SS9 SOaSSSBMSJGS PREVENT FOREST FIRES Now is the most, dangerous part of the season for forest lires. Be careful in the woods. Workingmen's Store BR00KS-SCANL0N LUMBER CO. WALL STREET
