The Bend bulletin., August 21, 1925, Image 2

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THK 1!KXP lUM.l.KTIX. IU11.Y KIHT10N, HEN P. ORKUON. KUUUY. Al'lM'ST 'Jl, IHlifi
RECORD IS SET
IN RADIO TALK
14,000 Miles Achieved
Without Relay
London Amateur Uses Shorl
Wave In Effecting Com
munication Willi Ship
lis Kiith .Inn. -(United
Pi-cm Staff ComepWdt-nO
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IjONDON, An. 21. The world's
record Ioiik Alliance radio press In
terview was hold today when 1 cm
viTa tl across 14,000 miles of span
with Commander t 'rosso of the
United States battleship Seattle at
Watllngton, N. v..
This teat o( aerial communication
and journalism was made riossihlc
throunh the eottrtcsy of the famous
radio amateur. Gerald Mareuse, tth.i
w'thont any ;ire-arrangemetit . estab
Uanet) in St seconds a iink by air
with the hattieship more than ha!.'
way around the world from here.
The commander aboard the visit
InK I nited Slates battleship in far
nway New Zealand could hear my
voice plainly but he gave his an
swers in Morse code. The connection
watt made at 6:30 this morning and
I asked the commander:
"is there any truth in reports of
fighting between the American
sailors and the New Zealand police?''
"The reports re absurd." came
his reply "There has been no fight
ing and no rioting whatsoever. The
sailors are doittR the best they can to
enjoy all the festivities bestowed
upon them by the people of Wel
lington." My next inquiry was as to when th?
fleet would leave for America, and
to ibil the commander answered:
"Monday."
"Is New Zealand dry or wet?" 1
then askeii him across the miles.
' Wellington is wet both inside and
outside: it's been raining al! day."
Cftina his quick retort, as our Inter
view ended.
establishment of clear communica
tion across such a tremendou:; span
was viewed by Ma'cuso its a fore
runner of a vast extension in the use
of short wave transmission. Mareuse
Is a veteran experimenter in both
short and long wave radio transmis
sion. For this unique interview with the
Other side of the world, lie used a
pole of 76 feet with an aortal of ap
proximately the same length. Thi
requ'red one-half kilowatt power,
cctnpaied with the 25 kilowatts used
by the big stations. Mareuse used a
4 0 meter wave length for this test.
lered over the outskirts of the city.
Additional trncUloads of volun
teers left hero for the fire zone this
morning to relieve tlioie who have
linen on duty for l hours or longer.
Several pump on-rlti.'s and long lines
'of fire hose were trucked to the
I scene.
The blaze has already burned a
peettOV of the Arroyo Seco. tin Im
.portani witter abed on which PaiM
jdouu relied for much of its domestic
wAter supply, a number of hack
t fires wore started in a desperate of
I fort to prevent further damage in thin
inrea.
Hundreds of roscrturs have fled
from their cabins in the path of the
flames, l iking their possessions with
them. Thai far. however, the blase
has been confined to the vast section
of chaparral and dense undergrowth
lining the rldg .
THE "Wiuih HOUSE SPOKESMAN" SAYS;
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DISTANCE IN RADIO
MAM AIM OF TEST
Fifty Kilowatts to be Used
Beginning Tomorrow
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Itadio fans of Heml have beer, in
vited by the supervisor of the sex'euth
ratlio district, with headquarters iti j
Buttle, to take part In an experiment j
which is to be conducted over all 1
parts of North America on the eve-1
nings of August 22. 24 and 25.
The experiments will consist of
broadcasting by station Wt'.Y of 50
kilowatts, the greatest amount of
power ever used in the history of
rtgular broadcasting. The highest,
power now in use in the rutted Sta. sj
is five kilowatts. Station WQV Is So-1
eated at Scheueciudy. N. Y.
The purpose of the experiment is to I
attain more satisfactory and definite;
information than js at present avail- I
able concerning tho effeot of in
creased power on ihe intensity and i
quality of signals, distance and are;'
covered, interference caused by ether
stations, ovcrcomki!; of ummer
static, modulation, fading and possi
ble blMioting.
Secretary Hoovir of the depart
ment of cuniaierce is anxious that all
rodio listeners r port :i:eir ouserva-'
tious. These observations will be)
cheeked with the official findings of !
the departn:t:u of radio inspectors, I
stationed throu"hout the country,
and with the reports of the technical
axnarta of the bureau of standards.
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The (Iris' liMketball team o( Kd
onion. Alberta, holder of tit"
triii's ebanspjonebftpi has a record
41 consecutive victories.
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Mountain Town in Path
Of Raging Forest Fire
Continued from page 1)
points in the fire tone.
sptv.-id l- Rapid
Although spreading rapidly in
area", the blaze was held from swot tp
lug further in the direction of Pasa
dena. Dense clouds of smoke hov-
La Fine Private Walks
EncraachUpcnHighway j
Much of tho business district of'
! the unincorporated town of La Pine i
I encroaches on the county road, ac-j
I cording to information which has
J hen obtained by District Attorney A.
when a Ia Pine resident petirlonn!
the county court to have a gasoline
p;'mp operated by B. L. Clark, re
moved from the roadway.
The investigation showed that the
stores and other business structures
were built bordering on the road.
which is supposed to be SO feet wide, i
After that the sidewalks were bflitf
in front of the buildings, and there- I
fore upon the roadway.
Clark states, according to the dis- ,
I trict attorney, that he will move his
'gasoline pump when all uf the other'
Meeting reporters of the
various news organisations is
one of the daily tasks of the
president of the United
States. Tin? upper photo
shoWfl President Cooliiltfe
meeting newspaper reporters
on the lawn at t ho summer
"White House" at Swamp
si ott, Mass. In the center of
the group ami facing the
President is Dale Van livery,
United Tress Correspondent
at Swampscott. Inset is
President CooHdge walking
with W. J. Loshi manager of
the Washington United Press
Bureau.
l.cititiK nut rats on hire to destroy t( is attnqnrillR to B woman if
I rain and mite tu Horse end w tn- huilUDd is (eetottt; it li bttmllUi
jhoues n biH'omitu: a thrlvluK Indim- If Uv Imi'l.
try In LADtSon.
Ohio tiaN more (ha
III earuors
WlthlD tin- past two eeeeqei
wt'Uu u "(roiu: trade mii..m nuivi'meni ln !
: velopd ii Chlln
When CM ' !WMU H"i.fc Bpok0OfU tpOEl "-he
whitlt wtrUl listens
The President ef the tr,!:ol States is rwrhaps the I- :v
most nws producer What tb. ;ovj nmini is Kolnn to
do to ;til farmer, to collect foreign dtbU. U n
tax-;. alt U neut not only ak'nr ttM hjKh;iys pf ti-:
nation but olio aloni: the thwajrs of every tihfl
country ,
So a u thni Jvn.i Rth i rrtspOMlcnnrcif AnlrlcStt tod
foreign press associations and ntwsMtMrni eagerly gntlln
at th preSK conferences ol the PrMrtdtBl Thy ate heM
twice each week uhethrr he is in WashlnKton o: &-
now at the summer White Houe in tiwainpiti ott. Muut
The greatest car- is til.cti pnifrl th- hi iOnt
against enoneous qUOtatnl) tj:d mtsintet pretation be
cause his utterances "fur fculdunct' cairy trnitinlou
Import a
r.it Mi Kt 'inJ. tvr m u s the ilu r 'ir at the WhU
Houai BicnUvi oBcm m mi en mcIi MnMMV0iM
who srt lii atti'iid the rtinfvrenves Secret mi lit
ii n fan!; ih I'uMdtiit iluilnh' th- meet In K.
Vithinc be nyi rofl It quote I diretil unlet h
H-- til .ilh iiuthin izr It The r-'i r "i-atUent toiLni.t
tit. it - x hti-iiis iti WfhlnK, In itdvan'V of lie i vpf ''! 1
sTrnVl'i! tdenf retulu thwn Icn-.rts iboMt hu itoyn I ninh
t- ttir,-lr ,!nil aiiw) th'tM- he fU-et for dl- jwinri
TliUs ih PreMtVnl ibtuUKh the I u i.pwikj lo th
opt4) jntl the iM-ople through repve1 ntlaiUe curre
s;iilei)ii. MueMiwn ihe l'rcl'I-nt ihiit tht-y ma it
t ;:..-. i ntni-nt vlrwil'tt en Nnttln(; turtles
TK- m.i .1 vlni; plitures rt-venl L'ntinl Virn rem-
spondentl OOtAlnlnf newa Irom the chief executive
Ned ihir diapatchcj- apiienrlni: In thin ruiv t ,.tpci urt1
Imi lafhrhlirf on MI the "White House KiKkeirruin
private property In town is also
moved out of the road. ,
Over All
LEVI STRAUSS
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A new pair FREE if They Hip
Look for the Two Hcrses
Wasn't Kelly at All,
Jusi Drunk, Say Cops
( L P. Imaod Wire Is Thr Ifcri) BSMIa)
PORTLAND, Anic. 21. PtHlce on
tlniteil lo waich for trafPH todiiy Co
Tnm Murray, BllBWOTIIi Kolly and
j?nf.?i WIIIdi. i-si-aiMfl (Jrrnn fon
vir wiih rid (k-flnito flows to Kuiilc
them.
Il lias been dsdniK-ly tstahllfihi'd
thu the roan who yesterday posed SS
Kelly a.'itl foired a niotorlHt to drivi
iiiui all over Ihe .'Uv at the point of
a KaU, was nothing but an Imper
sonalor of that di.-perate indivlilual.
A rounl fellow, they learned, for
tified with moonshine and u Rim,
made T. Tj llerrall haul him ahoul
for several hours. There was no mo
tive for t lie act except an overdose of
moonshine.
Police said they know the Identity,
Of this mnn uu hope to arrest him.
u..: of the old Vuiidcvert r;.ruh yes
Tenia;.' it ft . rii'.oii wiis placed und"i
coi '.nt hefore any upprccintile dam
age resulted. The urlKln of this fir"
! not definitely known, but it is he
Ifeved It was earned by a lighted
cigarette.
Fire conditions In the Deschutes
DatiolMl forest have boen very fsvor
i ble for the p.-. st few v,eV:s. Tbero
have been no lars..' fires in the
cruites forest tlus season.
T an on West Side Runs,
Leaves Lumber on Lawns
Prlgfiteaed by the rattle of lum-
her on tlr runnini: gears of a wagoa
which (hey were drawing, a team of
horses yesterday afternoon raced
down West Klftli street to Newport
avenue, finally breaking loose from
the wagon when an electric wire pole
was strtKk. The horses pJUMOd In
flout of ihe C, !' Ilrown home,
dumping sonic of the lumber on the
Browl lawn. Tin name of the driver
of tti team was not legnifld lie
received several scratches when he
was thrown from the wagon. Thl
team was caught cast of the river.
Grcb Badly Battered Up
In Automobile Occident
Iti. P. Wlrr I., The Uriel Iul!etln)
PCTTABUROH, Aug. 2 1 . 'Harry
(iron, world middleweight boxing
champion, 's In a hospital here suf
fering from one broken rib. minor
cuts and bruises, resulting from an
automobile accident.
Oreb, driving hi- car to Brie, where
lie was scheduled tor a hum with
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MAW VVOMRN U -i loo much money in Uieir
iMtmcfi Rubjcet tn thefts
lil'.siiMvS, nrnrl) pvcry rtny yon rvm of IohI or
Pfnlpfi ptttMri ronttUnlnH wiii- nxntmntn of moneys
M oi tftlH can be prevented b. hnvinu a ( Iie h-
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WHOM PAID TO
vor tvlll have a rwclpt ami n record Nlinwtug nil
lii (Hi)' t iai).'irt ions.
Vol' will nppriHiiito more (lutn OnCfl Imrtng
M !i ;tn vif-y , stein ft.r th- I liinu thai ) our
money goea for,
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Rank " Superior SeiVlct
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Hood Forest Fire Seen
By Deschutes Lookout
K:rf;;( 'vlrp !ookon.:t thir moftl
tn reported a forMl fire tna btie north
slop of Mount WlllOD, In the Mouni
Hood Mtfonal foreat. Mr.;. Hazel ;
MeK inney . ookblll on Blaca bntte,
telephoned to the forest head i uar t
eri in Boftil tttat thin Dlaeo wuh'
"ftfllokiM ii" eon.;Ii!';rably.
The fire which bro'rfe odt In filiev-Mn-Hixon
tin. her about five mile,:
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Thtt Zenith will wiii.h nu oidli.ury tubful of 60t$M !! Trom ,'onr
to five IDlDQtaa; dt I be Kreunet dfrt-Ottltftd OVffalia Ya elRbt .0
ten mlnutex. Vbv do you want u v .:h-.' i h.t ; ill unh In to'ir
nitnuleH' llernim- u f;n.i ;ihlier no-. . , cleun w.i.h.r. Iteciiin.i'
you nave the nlolheti by khvIiik tliiee-tourthn thl MTOftl1 In ihe tub.
The. ijui.'.cer i be clotheH onto out of the u bahor. the lata I ha
will be worn by rubblim ftgalnil earh other and the nietn! parti
of the machUp. add i he lata they will deteriorate frot.1 the
,roIijiii;ef elfefi of rutapy wnier. You mn provt! 1 tint I bin
la ;tn actual MuvinK by eompartn th" aniouni of Hut in the
wafer Which I: draltwd Ott from the Sett 1th and from ntiy other
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