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VOL. XVII.
THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY KDITION, IIKND, OKKGON, FRIDAY AFTERNOON', AUGUST 21, 1!)25
NO. 65
CENTRAL OREGON NEED FOR RAILROADS
WILL BE AIRED IN
DRY OPERATIVE
TO TAKE CASES
ON TO PORTLAND
Kletzing Cites Finding of
Moonshine
CLAIMS VIOLATIONS
Road Houses Running Wild,
Declared Court Resenta
Hints of Officer
chumo "I llill"l SOOBSSBloS iim'
.lie which have lrell t 1 ll t -1 III
UM Justice rnurl here riming the
: ul two ilay. will I"' placed before
;n' tettscsl seteeHUei i PortlaBd,
huh alinniiii'-eil I IiIh morning b)
swis m Kii'1inK, n. iii bumssot '
National Lsbi BnforeOIUeBl
. ague, before leaving fur Kitgcnc
Kletalni referred m pec tally to the
4n Wllou case, which u ill
mlMMd I" Justice ' " OUSOS'a
rtiuri Thurrinv afternoon
The motion for ilumlNnal BTBg "I
lowed, according " OIIsob, for the
reason I hul Wilsons nlllolllohlle was
illegally Ki ari hvil. the officers hav
nil no search wnrrutil nor ah) provl- i
ooi ksowledga 01 information ibst
n oostalned liquor,
III Ilia written ntnlolltr nl to The
1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 ii . KlMltM BtgM) Unit Wilson
n cnilght ri-il huliilcil with a gallon
Ofl niooimhlttr In hi nolo
Thl tH the Ihlrri otiscrutlve i nii"!
dlamtaeed In the Iota Justice court
thi u.'i'k without going to trial, kadi
en, h rnm' wan eonaMarad good
enough to warrant the Issuance of n ,
Plaint, KltlllBI as In a Ik noil
Ntiiicment i
"Head aoaaaa ami in garden
nsve in running wiui in Deo
cbutaa county." k letting ehargea j
sa no Qaaailoa Meant
Kloumg ' difference with tin- Jus-
tin- Doan mm to iixht daring um
hi'iirinR of Pacer Carteoa on a charge
of lliitor i 'loti Thursday, hut
Um dlftleetttea war apparanUy
Iroaad aai at thui time
j n. i ire liiinon charged that altar
ana f Kletalai oasaa had ! n
illllllcil on W'eilnedliy, Klettlng
huii Mid hr would betas no atora I
mm in OUaon's Marl OHsos
praMad hi deelra to daal out justice
In nil apaM anil Ilia resentment ill
tin' insinuation thai ho not lining
HO.
KmUIbi replied that any state
ment ho nilaht have marie w the
reeull of momentary dlaappolntoianl
at losing a rase on whlrh In huii
arorkad bard, and danlad aaji Inten
tion of uueutlonlng Ida Court's fair
naMi Thi eaaM dlatalMad were ihoaa
minium Jot Millar, Mra, llnda J
Qnlbari and Oscar Carlaoni dlanlaaal
being baaed on alleged Illegality of
the wareh In the Qulberg and Carl
Mi, ti mmbi and on lha eatabllahmeni
of mi alibi by Miliar agalnal lha
eharta f Hinior Mia
f 'tilroad Speeder Wrecks,
Two Months Bride Victim
iti. r. laaatd Wlitta BtdU Balknta)
ABTORI'A, Ore. Aim II, -When
1 he -ipeedor on which ahe wiih rlilliiK
Mom the IiikkIkr railroad of tha Dl
I't-cett l.nRKltiK company near Knap
pa. Ore . Blrin k a broken derail
Wltchi Mta. Marlon I'. HcnilrlckHon.
17, bride nf lw-o itiontliH, wiih In
Htantly lillleil iBla yeaterday lifter
noon. With her on the ipoodar wore
bor huaband ami tSti, Roy ktoCary
of KnapPBi They were uninjured.
Mm. llendrlckHon wiih thrown BhMd
ol the Ipaadaf on tha truck and her
cheat was sruahad by tha wheal,
Los Anjft'icH Councilman
Held on Charjrc of draft
(0, p. Lcaatd win- mIIm head MMht)
NOB ANOBLB81 Aim. tl, Oharlen
U bown" and JoiBph V. I''llzpnlrli k.
cminoilman, were held in iha county
lull w 1 1 linn I ball today In "lie of tho
hlHKi'Mt pollllcnl hiiiiuIiiIh In lite IiIh
lory or law AiircIor,
Kllzpiiirlcli and DOWfll, UtOOOf dihB
in iim oilarjai, ware tnkan Into oua
tody wliilu raOOlVlni ItOOO rrom tltn
netiefiil initniiguf of 11 company neok
ItlK n ri 11 noli Inn fur operation nf it
movable Hidewuiit under a downtown
"I'lllcl
Shevlin -Hixon Picnic
Planned for Labor Day
Benham Kails to be Scene of
Annual Mill AITair
lntnaMHl Aitrniliinii', Kvin Ciaar
i. ami- Nnntliar of 1.111 Ymtr,
KkNM'tid on Haptantbar 7
Tna annual planla flran iin
Bbavlln Hlion riiinpuny win ho hohi
M naval mi Labor najfi Baplajnbai T,
at lha plonk KrounilN hour llonhutn
laiih whUtb ha baan aaad tor Mvaral
your pat
'i hi annonnaaniani waa nuuM to
day with din fartbar aanonnMmnai
that a 1 Una will lir held tonlKhi
to inline nun 111 It too In hull' rllitrKi'
hi tin pii Hi' nmi to Mnntetn ar
ransanania for lha ala borate affair
Willi!' Klvcll oh per I II 1 1)' for rm
pin)! umi 1 hair faailllaa, tin ihaa
I la HtxoD plaak baa coata to in ona
ot Baad'i hiKROKt 1 oiiitniiuit) aflat ra,
ami lha MBpan Invito ull Iti'iul
iooilo to uttoiiil umi to tako part In
the annual MMh ration
Tha 00 ni pan proatdM tranapofta
umi to iha picnic amanda finiuR up
a train of loxalna rnm for the par
pom of coareyiaj ita kuomih to iim
planlt BTonntfn, umi prorldlni arator
tit-Inn ami othor ti'fnhmf nta
An i-luhorato prnarani of nfiorta.
ntaalt ami dnnt ina bM baan tha rnla
In 1 In- part, ami Nlnillnr urruiiKo
nla win probably ho maiic tbla
year.
Atttndanca i tin ptanlc ha inn-n
Inrraaatnd anah year, umi it u
partad that nil roaorda win ba brokon
on liny.
PRRN'CH COMMIHHIO.N RKADV
if p. i.rMt wnriothc iii naniiiai
I'A MIS. Ana il -Frnnro'ii ilrht
aOMMlMlon In mnkn aotllotnont with
Amorli-n will null frntn ttavra '-)-
tan baf tl m llan ansoMatlona ut
PnahloitoB Sth, acoordlBd 10
tin nnnMa rntnlatfy,
Crowds Continue at Flower Show Up to Final Hour
Mrs. Hurry Kunkc, Mrs. C, J. Nicholson. Mrs. Jack Her
bert, and Mrs. H. J. Sotton; Win Many Prizes
Interest In tha annual flower show viven undo1 the auspices
of the Woman's Civic league, continued up to the closing hour
Thursday evening, Bpworth hall being tilled during the evening
with persons Interest in the displays, Mrs. Harry Punka won
tin- Ki"''t'st number of prices, 21. Mrs. C. J, Nichonson won 18,
and Mrs. Jail; Herbert and Mrs. H. J. Sottonit 11 each.
Not all of the prize were calledW
for Thvraday afternoou and the (low
ar ihoa 1 ommitti-' la plannlns to an
ttOttBM a tl 11 v next week when thev,
nta) 1 btalnad,
PotlOWlnl la-ihe Hat of prize win
ner In the 1 11B annual Band Flow
er liow held Thnradoy at Kpworth
hall. In addition to the prlSM BU
nounoed in Thnraday'a ButtaUni
Dahllsa, cactua: red, Mra. t s.
Hudaon, Mr C, J, Ntcholeon: yel
low. Mr. K. K. Toomey, Mrs. Hoaa
Doatlni pink. Mra. Htidolph llren
laUO white, Mra. K. 10, Tooinoy.
DahllBI, decorative: Hod-. Mra. ('.
J. Nlcliolaon. Mra. Quy Balden; yel
low, Mrs (' J. Nicholson, Mrs V. K.
Toonay; pink, Mra. ('. S. Nicholson.
Mra. Anna Shaw: Invomlor, Maud
BrOWn, Mrs. Unas DuttlO; white.
Mra. K. R, Tnoiney. Mra. Unas Dtta-
Un,
l.llles. llRor. Mra. ('. J. NlchollOn,
Mra. Anna Bhaw,
Astera, ('reKo: Shades of purple,
Mra. Unas DUBtln, Mrs. Harry Punke;
pink, Mrs. Harry Punka, Mrs. iio
Duatln.
Bnapdrasona, Mra. Wilbur Alien.
Mra. It. I) Moore.
BatplllOMla, Mra. Hurry Kunke,
Mrs. Anna BhSW,
PetUntna, llnile, Mra. It. 1. Moore,
Mm .lack Herbert,
HellOhryaU.ni, Mrs. Anna Shaw.
MrH. Harry Punka,
Rentanroa, Mra. Anna BhSW, Mrs.
Mne t'n Her.
OosmoSi Mra, Wilbur .Mien, m.
U. 1). Moore.
Canterbury Bella, Mrs. Mae ('til
ler, Mrs. ('. J, Nicholson,
PfiS dlOTMi Mrs. AKiies Sottonc.
tjsrkapur, ttra, 0, D, nice. Mra,
.1. Nlcholaon.
PopplMI Shirley, Mra. H. Hren-
tnnpi double, Mrs, o, J, Nlcholaon,
Mrs. Mne ('tiller: Oriental, Mrs. V.
K. Toomey; California, Mrs. Alice
Burleigh,
iMiinx: Perennial, Bmtly spencer,
Mrs. Alice llitrlelKh; annual, Mra.
Jack Hsrberti Mra. Harry Punka.
Verhsnaii Pi D, cttiiinon.
I'lnks: Hlnxle, Mrs. R, D, Moore,
Mrs. it Brantano; double, Mrs. iaok
"' "n "' """" ii
MOUNTAIN TOWN
IS IN PATHWAY
OF RAGING FIRE
Flames Devastate Cali
fornia Timber
GOLD MINE MENACED
Watershed Supplying I'asa
dena With .Municipal Sup
ply Partly Burned Over
it' r LnMd wiriuThr tvi'.i BaOaUal
SAN DIMO, Cat., Alia 21. The
1:1 .ni 11 1 u 1 11 rowirt town of Moiui
(.runilc. to 111II0 from hero, toilay
am In the path of a forrt flrr burn
1 11 k on a front of Hovorul mlh iilonx
the Sun UlU Roy river.
Nearly Un. nou acre of lirunli
Ii nil have hoon humeri over. A I'ttll
fin fire tlKlltem hua been Hell! to the
Pala iniiinn 1M01 inilun The om
Bhonnndooh void mine am ro port oil
111 iMMadhwa dnnnor,
I'AHADKNA. Cnl . Aim 21 Tin
fnrrit fltri In HIk TuIuiicj inyon.
t 11 nilh f frOEl Piiui'iiu . ruptt tl 11 nu -It.iii'il
Unl. (Ii'fyinn th ffri if
7"i men u lin k tin-
Aiiproxtntulrl) iirrt't of the
A nntN rrhcrvi' hint MM nwr-pt hy
Mir (Iibm ihiK nornlni Twttfvi ttM
hi vi been 1 11 ken from the fire line
nffwrlni ttotn Mftnft bttrnt,
The red eronn roiiI neverul nurhey,
i the HMM this mnrnlitK Hilt! est;it
lotted relief he.nlq 101 rt ith at VSlioni
(ConUnwd 01 puge 2
SEEK BANDIT GANG
WHO USE TORTURE
Twist .Jeweler's Arms to (Jet
Quarter of Million
(II. P. L-nxsl WHM la Th. nmi Hulictlni
CHICAGO, Auk II.. "Torture
bendlia' who twisted sir baMrua'
arms In their sockets until he BBTOed
to open his Jewel sufes and allow
them to cat-ape with a uunrtcr of B"
tttlUton dollars' worth of loot, were
aoushl ihroushoul Chlcsso ami
lUhurha today.
Knur bandit! entered the buildlns
where l.azarus Dparnted a WhOlOMle
Jewel office on the seventh floor.
They knocked the elevator operator
UnconMtOUa, took tbe car to the sev
enth floor, entered the jewelry office
nmt ootninnnriod laizarus and all em-
pioye.i mid cuatotnera to hold up their
ha mis.
When l.azarus refused to unlock
his "htirRlitr antes" one bandll
seized one arm and another hanitlt
lha other arm, slowly twlatlns until
lainrus thoiiKht the flesh would
IQdh teur, the handlls repeated their
demands. warnliiR that they would
end their victim's suffering with a
bullet If he cried out.
When the owner of the office
reached the end of his fortitude, he
Kiive up and opened the sure.
riickltiR between tt0,0Q0 and
1600,000 worth of Jewels Into hand
bags and suitcases, lite lutndlts went
buck down by the elevator and es
caped In un .iititomohlle waiting In
the street.
AVIATOR Wll.l. DOS
(U. r. Lanei wn t Tin Btad nuiiatin)
PUBBtO, Colo., Aug. 21, An nlr
' plane pllolml by Meitleuanl .lesso C.
iHotnnn of the tiOlli obacrratlon
a(USdr0n, ittll division air service,
Orsahld at thS air field here today
when lainlliiR ami llelttsen was so
I badly Injured he Is not expected In
livi
HEARING ON OCTOBER 5
Menace of j Booze Raids
Causes Legal Actions
Prohibition Forces Split In
KaHt Over Issue
AiiIoiii llrv Kifom-nf. Ininko Law
to I'rntcii w ilium- Ajtalnul
Unwarrlatad Haarrli
It'. I'. UimI Wirr iTKr BtM Hull.llrl
t'l.KVKI.ANI). Ohio, Aux. 21. An
active citmpalKn of BBltl ami urreita
nf public officials arsa alartad here
lOday aKulnat the "HjOOOr rati) men
nee". Stale Senator Cr.iri.-e II Hellller.
apdonl dry umi author of many Ohio
prnhlhllion low, flleri uit for .rin.
00c uKulimt W. J. Patrick, iitalo dry
uaetit umi nnwilm 11 hfaDonnld,
liile ilry illrector. a rn-ilcfeuriant .
Iinme fur Cunuiltan beer ami Immleil
tit. 11 fllmay rumor Pntrich raided hi
whlnkey and foillut BOthittS, BOttdOT
ebarajod,
Prance WiKKln filed a milt for
ttt.OAt late yeaterday churKiiiK that
a rulrt led by Patrick frlfhunod hla
wife and remilteri In tin death of hia
unhoru child.
Six countable and former con
attAlM were arre.i,., i hy federal an
1 for "UaUaanaatad iinuor
rrida", JfaiTanta are out for three
JilHtlrea OPOTOtlBI In auhiirha of
(levela ml
CHARGE OF MURDER
WILL BE PREFERRED
Verdict of Coroner's Jury'
I lis regarded In Klamath
lit. P. UeaH wirr XM Baad BaltiHal
KLAMATH FAI.Is. Ore. Ang :'l
fliurae of either second iteRree
mi.rder or inanlaiiRhtcr' wil be for-
mully loilReri aRulnst l.ut taiiucito.
accused of killliiR Valentino Navarro.
Ii was uiinounceri toilay hy W. A
Weiat. depaty district attorney. The
statement, made deaplte the fact Hint
a coroner's Jury had found that Na
vi.rro nunc to hla death at the hands
o' "an unknown person", waa accom
panied by rilscliMuircs from officers,
who. until last Sight, hud felt It best
to keep them secret.
Hy the side of Navarro's hotly.
Wleal explained laal Bight, was found
a razor which was Identified hy Julio
(tnnxales. roommate of luitiredo. as
the property of the accuse, man.
At the Inquest, held In the county
court room. OonSBMi Rave testimony
which operatives of the district al
lot ne s office and the sheriff's of
fice believe will prove extremely
daMaging to LaneadOs QobmIm
swore that he had been awakened at
abosi o'clock iii the nwrnlng of
Angnal II and that he had heard
OUtalde bis door the miRr voices of
Navarro and UBUOBdO and Hint be had
passed Laoredo while makitiR his
way to the prostrate form of Navarro.
Russians Arrest Three
For Smuggling Fox Fur
(U. P. Ineild Wlrr to The SaM Hullrtinl
NOME, Alaska, Auk. 21. The
three-man crew of the wrecked
American schooner Ham has been nr-
reated by Ruulaa authorltlaa on a
charge or itnuggllng fox skins out of
Siberia. It was reported to port offi
cials hero today by Captain Jncnhson
of the Hum.
One of the men has his first
American naturalization papers. The
other two were Htissinns. The trio
will he taken to l'etropalovsk. Si
beria, for trial.
lacobaon arrived here on tbe motor
achooner Hlue Baa from the wreck
near Kast Cape.
Will Make Test Case
Of New Lighting Law
(U. T. Usui! Wire to The llrnil Bulletin)
'PORTLAND, Aug. II, While the
general public is daorylng the nacoa
altjt of rc-iiriJttstiiiK its automoblli'
j lights and paring the hills Incident
I thereto In order to conform with tho
1 new Oregon lighting law. It was
tearnod today that two Portland nt-
jtorncys plan to make a lognl test of
(he new mi .
The law which becomes effective
Hcptenihor 1, provide! for fixed head'
tights and a fixed spotlight, similar
llo tho California law. and would tlo
aWSy With the old Oregon illmniiug
lnj
BOOTLEG BOOZE
DEMAND IN U. S.
ADMITTED HUGE
So Dry Chief Will Hit
All the Harder
ATTACK PLAN GIVEN
Campaign of Education on
Effects of Liquor Relied
on to Aid Agents
lit. P. Isnst Wirr to Tbr Hml Bulletin!
WASHINOTON. AuR. 21. Holdly
admittlnK a vast demand for hootlea
UqSCW in the I'nlted Slates and a
tremendously orRanlzed and un
scrupiilou Indiiatry to supply It, As
slstant Secretary of the TreaBury
Lincoln C Andrews today appointed
his tl prohibition administrators and
sent them out to dry up the nation.
The new officers were aupplieri
with a plan of attack upon the boot
ies trade, almost military In Its
thorotiRhnesa.
Here la what Andrews intends to
do tn enforce prohibition under the
new rOOTSeniiatlon plan, us outlined
in his instriietinlia to his new chiefs:
The Rovermnent will seek treaties
and neRotintious with foreiRn rov
erumems to make smtiRRltnK more
i! If fl. tilt
The coast Rtiard will "form the
first line on our sea fronts" and take
the reaponaihlllty for preventlnR op
'ratlona alonR the ahore.
To close Mstfllerini
Distilleries and breweries which
Continued on puRe fll
Striking Chinese Workers
Cargo .Movements Increasing
30.000 Win In
tn fnite.1 Pre lwra Wirr t.. The Hrtd Bulletin i
WASHINGTON. Auk. 21. Over 50,000 Chinese workers in
the Japanese cotton mills of the Shanghai district have returned
to work followini; settlement of the strike, say department of
commerce reports from Pekin.
"The wharf and shipping workers have returned to work ir
regularly and cargo movements from British wharves are in
creasing," the cable said.
' Terms of the mill strike settle
"I HATE TO DO IT,"
HOLDUP'S APOLOGY
Switching Foreman Loses
Five, Misses Description
"I hute to do this." whs the aiol-
ogy with which it masked man with
a murderous looking "put" held up
Kivd W. Murphy, foreman of a
BWltobtnK crew In the loenl yards.
early Thursday morning on Franklin
avenue near the railroad crossinK.
The slory at the holdup was not
made public until today.
Tbe Stick Up man got only n lull
from MUTphy, it was reported. The
railroad man could Rive little de
scription of the bandit.
Three Cornered Probe
To be Made of Wrecks
tU. P. UaMd Wire to The Bml Bulletin)
DUNVKlt. Aug. 21. -An investiga-
tlon into the ennse of the wreck of
the two "panoramic specials" on the
Denver unri Rio (Irande Western
railroad lute yesterday tieur I.enri
; villi", will be made hy the road, the
Interstate commerce commission and
tna Itate public utilities commission.
it was announced today by j s.
I Pyeatt, president of the road.
All the Injured were on train No.
S. heudcil toward Denver.
iV relief
train sent to (he scone of the wreck
arrived here this morning with the
passengers.
According to word given out at the
offices here, all were able to continue
, with the tra)tl with tho exception of
three passengers and four trainmen.
Trains are being run lo the wreck
j today and passengers transferred
around It. It Is believed the tracks
wlll lie i leurcil liilo Ibis afternoon
Story Told by Woman
May Send to Gallows
Secretary of "Deadly Den
tist" Takes Stand
Informed Her No PnrthcT the Look.
Iiik for Wire, Testimony OW
en on Witness Stand
(U. T. laieaBi WnttoThr Brn.l Rullvtinl
I.OS ANOEL.E8, Auk. 21. Defiant
and winsome. Mrs. Dorothy Leopold
Ma han look the witness stand at
noon today and testified aKalnst her
former employer. Dr Thomas W.
YounR. eccentric dentist accused of
miirilerinR his wife wiih poison aas.
Mrs. Mahan created a sensation in
the crowded court room as she re
lated the first chapter In her story
whlrh the atate fiRurea will aend the
little dentist to the aallnws.
"Dr. Vounp came to me ut my
IninRalow at Ocean Park a week after
his wife disappeared, on the nlRht of
February 21," the dentist's former
secretary testified, "and told me that
Mrs. Youiir would probably never
return. He told me to cease looklnR
for her."
Mrs. YounK's body was recovered
from a cement cistern In Beverly
C.len four months later.
"He had come to me only a few
dais previously unri sairi she huii
left him after a quarrel and would
probably return in a few days," the
witness continued.
Wilbur Approves Penalty
Inflicted Upon Navy Men
WASHINGTON, Ang. 11.4 OW
tury if tht? Navy Wlllttir today ap
proveil rourt martial npntenres passed
on two office and two enlisted men
of the United States transport Mean
fort who were found Ktiilty of at
tempting to smuKftle liojiior Into the
United States upon the return of
-hp.r ship from n trtp to the West
1 1 ulies.
Back In Japanese Mills
In Shanghai District After
Labor Trouble
ment include union recoRnition of fu
ture Vagal in silver tlollars or equiv
alent. $111.01)0 In benefits hy Japan
ese owners to Injured strikers and
families of those killed in the out
break, no dismissal of workers with
out cause and llsi-mtnK of mill
roreniBn under ordinary circum
stances. VANCOUVEH. B. t. A uk. 21.
The boycott ordered hy the South
China government on British ships
I wmea was made public in n man.
festo published Thursday has spread
Its tentacles across the Pacific.
Sixteen Chinese sailors of the Brit
ish steamer City of Victoria, now in
Vancouver harbor, are In policed
clls today on warrants sworn to by
Captain T. P. Mlair charging them
with refusing to obey lawful com
mands. The Chinese struck late Thursduy
afternoon anil toilay their only ex
jilanation is that they were obeying
orders sent them from Shanghai.
The Vancouver board of trade and
the Vancouver merchants' exchange
have sent strong telegrams to Proin-
ier Mackenzie
Hawaiian Island Jump
To be Made August 28
tU. 1 UaMd Win- t The Heml Bulletin)
WASHINGTON, Ang. 21. The
three naval planes which will attempt
a transpacific flight from San Kran-
rlsco to Hawaii have been ordered to
proceed to the starting point tomor-
row, the navy department announced
j today.
The Jump of 22:1.1 miles Is expected
to hi- made Augtlsl 2S. The flliiil
will roqnlro between 28 and 27 hours.
! Two of the pitmen, will leave San
Diego at tl a. m. tltnorrow and arrive
i in San Francisco about 1 p. in. The
third plane will leave Seattle tomor-
row for Sim h'riincluco
FINANCE CHIEF
FOR THE I. C. C.
PUT INCHARGE
Commission Makes Pub
lic Important Order
PROCEEDINGS FIVE
O. C. & E., Oregon Trunk,
Central Pacific and South
ern Pacific Involved
(it. P. Uased Wirr to Tel BVn.l Bull. tin.
PORTLAND, Ana. 21. The Cen
tral Oreaon railroad controversy In
all its phuses will come up for liear
Ina In Portland October 5 beforo
Charles D. Mahaffie. director of fi
nance of the Interstate commerco
commission, according to a special
WaahltiRton dispatch to the OregOJB
Journal.
An order to this effect was made
public by the commission today. Five
separate proceeriitiRS are set for hear
InR at the same time, the application
of the OreKon. California and Basts
ern for extension of its lines from
Spraiiue river heading the list. Next
comes the OreRon Trunk rullway a
application for authority to construct
from Henri to Klamath Fulls via Sy
. an river and the Central i'aolflc't
request for building from Klamath '
Falls to Cornell. California, laist in
the list are Southern Pacific's appli
cations for fiermission to ai-quire con
trol of the OreRon. California and
Baatera ami the Nevada, California
and OreRon.
COLD WAVE SWEEPS
MID -WEST STATES
Mercury Drops Suddenly
From Extreme Heat
1 II. P. !.re.l Wire U The Ben-I Bulletin !
CHICAGO, Aug. 21. An unsea
sonable wave of cold air swept over
the middle west today.
Temperatures dropped suddenly
after reaching new high marks In
several states during the early part
o' the week.
Top coats anil sweaters were worn
with comfort In Chicago. Bathing
beaches, swarming with heat suffer
ers two days ago. were deserteil.
Thermometers registered SG de
grees. At St. Louis, where the last three
days have been the hottest In three
years, the mercury dropped almost
:te riegrees In a few hours.
Oklahoma bad a small snow storm.
Smoke curled from hundreds of
chimneys in Milwaukee as boiise
w ives set fire to the summer's ac
rumulatton of rubbish In their fttr-
naces in an attempt to tako the chill
off their homos.
Iowa, where heavy rain and .hail
storms broke a drought but dam
aged crops, was experiencing heavy
winds.
Tbe federal forecaster lien- Kali!
the cold spell would end tonlghf ami
that moderate temperatures would
prevail over Saturday ami Sunday.
Injunction Is Requested
To Stop Used Oil Sales
(U. P. Issued Wire tn The Bend Itiilli-linl
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. Shut
of a national campaign to protect
motorists ngalnt oil that hBI been
useri was slgnnli7.eil with filing of. a
suit by the Hetter It .-. Iliireau
here toilay against the Pennsylvania
Oil company, asking an Injunction lo
prevent sale of crank case drainage
as new oil.
The bureau announced today thai
similar suits were being Instituted In
vaflotis cities throughout the country.
Heart In Cold Storage
Complaint to Officers
AUBURN, Cel.. Aug. 21. Win n
William Dattgherty of Lincoln com
plained to local police officer that
BomooilO iutd stolen his heart anil was
keeping If In colli storage he was ar
reited for observation,
The officers believe Dougherty to
he suffering from hallucinations and
un allefpl will he miiile lo take him
I to the Stockton state hospital tn
furllii.r I'Viimlnilllon