The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 25, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTIIR BKND HUI.I.F.TIN, DA II.Y F.DITION, BEND, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1926 PAGE a Pirates Conceded League Leaders For Balance Of Season fi GAMES AHEAD OF THE GIANTS : ! TIIIH IIAV 1HIIN Al I'll. ii'ii Udwurds l HI'OItT rry I'oliil, Vie, lloftatttl Ha III I JOHNSTON, GRIFFITH Failure to Recognize AMERICANS PICKED Dentist's Assistant : NEAR FINAL ROUND New Champion Angers FOR DAVIS AWARD Tells of Confession They Feel Like Champ ions, Too 9 t (ii. iv i .... I win- iii Ths p. ii. i BulMli) NKW YOIIK, Auk. L'fi. I. h lie Is i, rt now of )' National lankut nan tin ill ran' hill llii' hIiimiIIuk tlltl will aaalalm Iht I'ltUburfh Plratta thi n 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Tin- Ultima ROI only lire nix Milne I. 1 Mini ill" Pirates Inn liny or only l) amue uhenil uf tin Cincinnati II. ili iuhI may flulili In thlnl platt Tin- Ilt4 obatnpiont looked li'kw) III J I-llrrilay'a ,;ulini when they were linli-ii li.ully fin the fOUMh 'Ii"'' I" ftvi' i-aini H They hli-w iiky IiIkIi pn tht other hand, althottsh an) Kuiiil li-am limaa ifiinil III vlriiiry, I tin Ptrattt looktd ilk," champions tnd jttavi-il iliul way There rati lit' mi iliitllil lllal II l llli' heat l.'llln III I III' National leant ann tht plartft hnnila llikl'll nil Hull feellllK uf Mipi-rlulll) iliul Ihey liu ki-il lnl yi'r Willi a niluuialnllllK li'ail uf hU Collytr in iv rounditi fur mono iuhI Urn American iikImwi'Ikim ohatnplonthlpi i huh Hank Howdy, tht v t pran major Ittfutv who 'M uj bttcomt mtntBtr uf tht Colnm iniH Amorlann aaaoclttlon tlttbi hum hi Cdlumbuii OblOi I sr.! Tht I'sclfle Nortltwttl UaMhall Itaiua dtcldtd to nla humi. i nan aii uf tht aix run! aroieil I" " rami' lietween tht Buffalo tnd Oltvtland ttanu tfart made hj Iht formtr in thi flrti half uf tht ttnth lupine. KOI ai lltadrlllt, M hum., I.uii Dillon redUttd tht wurld trotting rotord to twp pilnuttt. in -I...I i..i. : . m ii..r... 1 lllllllt'lllll,l I l. nil VStHWU Without Trouble Ml. I', Illfl J Win- In IV lltmal Hulk-tllil BROOKLINJS, Munm . Auk. 26. -William M- atohnaton ami fJlarenet J flliffln uf Han Praadaeo, three tlmta trtontrt uf tht national 'IuuIiIi-h utin. (if. P, 1. . M Aiu-ii.Ti.i- Bsas UsIUUs) U)H ANfiKI.KB. Auk. IS, Lotl fighting expert were frankly imilK nunl ludiiy ill fulliirn of ill'- New Vnrl boxing eonunlmion u, reinKnlze Kid id I .a Btrbt, l!l-var ulil I. nil Aw:elen Mhool hoy, um the world fiyweiahi otuunplon, "Tht kid troll clean-cnl dacleton ,... . r. 1 (IJ. I'. Ua.. Wirr to The Iteml Ilulletln) Australians will Stop Alter , ; anobuw, Aug. 86, Thn Beating France, Said storr of Dr. Thomat w. Younn'H , ! nolnrlmiH "eonfeaHinn" In the ilentul VANCOrVKIl. It. C. Aug. 25. A 1 kum murder of hl-i wealthy aoeloty kuitIuI cable frnin Sydney iiiotea wife. wuh related on the trltnogg two glrle whn were lu iK'i-nnipuny her mi the Inn lap frnin )i-i'an lark In Vtnlct eautttl iii" pottpohomtttti The iiKed woman makfla tht lollR Hwlm each aumnier, iiHiiiilly nn her birthday, Injury Only Temporary When Ball Hits Golfer Injurltt infftrtd by HtrrV A, idalt, dlrtttor of tht Road Hard- ware l"u . Sunday when he win li 1 1 on mptt ii a Knir hull win um prova ttrlout, tooorolng to opinioBt tlllltttlll today A It hmi Kit Van Ar- dait rtttad mil tail night, a partial gawtt and a .1- iiill.-,l Olanl lata Parttyail Ol nil hw arm waa ana an Hi, i-liiaeat iiuiti'iider. Ilia- I'lrai,- "'" 'Ii'" innrnliig. k.va mil,. i wurrv uliniii Th,.v I Vuu Ardnli' liijun d Sun.lii) pla) 1 1 BaVt nub lu pin)' anil luiHcliall fur tht rtnatttdor of tht itaoon to fur,-, Ihc fllunta In wli 2.1 mil nf :I2 guinea t i BOM ' hcin nut uf I In h id Mul 1 1 ' in .t 1 1 ally Hi,' I'irutoa nave a nix an in Inud. hut ariiinlly limy huvn a tilitarr udvuiilag,' an tin, tilunta hav,' Inni nine uiuri' gutnra than Ibe) kavt ami the : in nt r, ha?t tit Baaiok 1, an lu play than tin IMrutiia They IiuVii Willi 12 mil nf IV Kalni-K pla,'d with the tHunta and there urn nnly Ihren iniirii gamaa In hi- played with toasti With lOOh u rirh prire 0 BlOtt to iiinir htndt, the Plrotot hardly win ilot up in die Niretih and It lun't 1 1 1. . i that tht tloh win full Into any Htiitlli thai wuuld make ll ptatlhlt tin iht oiaalt or the Htdt to ortr I he them. m htn provli nail i.. wan playlQI Kulf nil an I If - ltd Dourtt ui sin-vim park. The whhh att Id Oh tally nirmk Van Aradule nil the li'llllili . Ulakllli; Hi. ' i unto ate tout fur time. ua hit by I pita I'.ml F. it nil' alto an I'lupiuye uf the iieud Hardwart Qo, After ratovorlhi oooatloDtBOfo, Van Aradalt wan Hide In drive hla null hi He hark In llenil. where u phy altlao wan aonooltodi He It oonflatd In hU bOtBO under tht rale uf a iipe-i-ial lllirne today wiin thtlr way into tht quartaribuiurday nlchl from Pranklt OOBaroj final round nf Iht 41th playing uf tbt rtoogolttd tltlt boldar," dtclartd event hy dtftltlni A II Thayer and I Donald, pruinuler uf lha hunt. "Nil k. w. Poaraob, I'blladtlpbla, 0-1, t-l.lr.nt, noi even the New yurk boxing t-!. fi-1. ooninlaaionoroi have a right to Stqy joboaton'i ifVivinK waa the cblaf Intm tbt chanplqnahlp. factor In tht vletor-of lha wtat eoaat "The UallforatO hniniK eommhv POlfi hIuii iiiiw rcl-OKIlUc '.a f'arha mi the The Bpanblh Darlt CBP teutn, new iliainplnn mid liu- public and Manual Alonxo and BdnardO Plaojntr. H uriniK wrltera have am pu d him. Waa tSttadad In the flrai ael uf llMjTht' New Vurk uthletlr 'iiutiilaaloiiera gooofld round match, whhh n i o will look chllduth tin y fail to full Morton god Wray drown, si. f ,u i. , in,, uno," wnii 7-!i. The Bpa'nlardj tlghtantdl .. In the ItOOnd and ihird Mtt, wfniiliiK B-o and Fnidish Channel Beats I he p.-1 i r I 111! 1 1 V Willi I lie niuiih hy lukliiK the fuurih aet 7-S.i .Surti.n ami BrOWn fortOd the H.'l tO I m,.,.. ,,iwir. tun-lM.,ll(ullrtln) ' f""r 'I""" M"r- rUUtn v POLJC8TONB, Kng.. Aug. 26. The to aUpOrlor Phiy ' Kngllah chunnel today defeated mill larrothtr wnmun when hi bra MtTOtdtO Oltlta, u Imdon typltt, nohkIh to hwlm II. I'littlng mil in the dead uf nlxht on her aurprlae attark. Misa Olaltl i-hllled and ubandnned her uttempt at C o'elurk tti Ik moriiiuK after four hi urn in the water She had made aeven nillea In her fight with the tlde.v Woman's Attempts BrookOt, the fanjona Auatraiutn ien- Oll pluyer, iih ol opinion thut the A'iMlrallan leain Iiiih little ehanet to lift the UaviH OOP thin year. Brooktt helieviH that I" 'he torn Iiik alruggle wllh Krunce, AuHlrulla will win even If lueoate Is ablO 0 heal hulh AnderHon and Katti-mon in the aiBalOti The Auatrallana holh nf than ran heat HriiKiion and will alao he uhle to capture the dOOhlOO. Ilui when It tonot to the American team, Itrnnkes caiinut aee Tllden lui- inx to eiiher Andtraon of Patttraon. Anderaon may heal Johnaton bin Brbokaa fails to taa thai Potferaon hua a chance agaitttl little Hill. An dtrtOO and Palterson wuuld have an oulside chance with the dnuhles i&flln iacaiiial the Americana, though Til- o stand hy Mrs. Dorothy Leopold .va kall, the acenaad ilentlKl'H former asHiatant. "I waa alone In the district attor ney's office with fir. Young on the murnliiK of June 1!." said the pretty witneHH. "I told him they weri Iiik for Mra. Young's body near Ihe Cabin in lleverly lilen. "When I told him they had started dlKging into the clatern in the hase ment. his handa turned white and he trembled. Shortly afterwards he iiroke down and confeaaed." Mrs. Mahan's testimony waa con sidered a heavy hlrrw to tho defense. The court allowed the evidence over objection of Ur.' YnunK's counsel. SPORT TABLOIDS l n unit JuhriHioii will nut ut a hunl- or mI .'.' than Iarosto and Ronitra. Elks Conduct Service For Crescent Pioneer (II. P. Ianfit Wir Ui TK, Bn,l Hullrtln) KAST CHICAOOi led., Aug. 36. Mickey Walker, welterweight chani plon uf the world, won a popular de clslon here lust iilihl over Sullni' .In- Prledman, Walker piled up un nver- Whelmlng lead In ihenpenliiK rOUOdO, sending his opponent to the mat fur a count nf two In the first. Krled man finished strong In the lag! three rounds but was unable to overcome Walker's lead. WHITE BEAR LAKE, Minn.. Aug. 25. Mrs. Miriam Hums Morn. Chi cago, won meiiuiist hon&ro In the qualifying round uf the wmnen's -.. item gnf tourney here with u low Score of 7S, two under par. Mrs. Juy B. Cattriel, Aurora, III., anil Miss Borates Wall. Oshkosh, Wis., were tied for second wllh scores of S3. Arraignment Expected On Charges of Rustling Appendicitis Attack Halts Play on Court i LEAGUE BASEBALL I ION l. I.K Mil's: Won Lost Pel I'lttaharBh :i 6 ,tll New York 61 .667 i i mi n lie 1 1 3 64 .631 s. Loata 6!i 3 ,4tg llrookD u . II ai .17;, I'hlladtlphla 62 at .441 bUaUn 63 G7 .112 In. tun 63 8s ,4BI Tatiaj u si ui, -a Ai New Yurk II II. E. Intlnnatl B 11 2 sew York 7 12 1 Botterttt: DoBjOhOO, Itrady mid llaiBiaaia. Nthf and llaltley. a i Brooklyn it H SI. lumla I ii u Brooklya 6 17 2 llatterlea Malta, Kothnron and ti 1'urriii. Oaboraa ami Dabaery. ai Boston It II K I'lilshurRli I Ii II ReftlgC Stniijlit by Ships Until Northern Sea Calm WASHINGTON. Aug The two al.lpa, lluwdiiin and Peary, of the MaaMlllaa polor txpodlUoa hare amiKht ref agt frnin Arctic hluaia in Hi. unlit SOUnd and will remain there tilitll tin BOO calma. I'mnmander I rd rndl 1 the navy department in day. The naaaajMi was aent at I . 1 1 h. m. The veaaela are nil the aulllhw.irit ) .nirnet tiuiii Klah, ttrernland. to Baffin umd. Arraignmanl of "punk Robonaon anil Ralph Whuley 00 Charfat nf cat rilHtllllK. was expelled In take III Justice E. I. tiilauu a court this ufternmiii. fulluwiiiK tlnir arreal sfondajf, DtpttU Sheriff tienrge Stnkoe to aBd additional evidence that cattle .had been hutchered un the John liel frlch runch near Brnthera. when he investigated ciilldltlona there Mull- l.l v II, expri'-ed Ihe hellef that , Helfrieh had no part In the affair. Nil evidence has beeq found that I cattle or dressed beef had been shipped from Bend hy persons con nected with the alleged thefts. Stn koe believes thai the meal was ped- Idled In Bend. Hurna nr aome other ' Central Ore son town, Start Standard Lookout On Hlack ( rater Summit "sat- I30natl nation of a standard Inokout house mi Black crater. Just east of Ihe McKciule pass lava fields. Is now; under way, aocordTbg in information ohtatnad from tooU foraal service of flelala, J K. BlMchard, Mokont; is bolldlnj 'he honaa. Lumber for the lOOkOUl house nn (Hack crater wus crrrled on pack horses fur a distance of ahoul tw-u anil nlie-hulf miles. BROOK I. INK. Musv. Auk. 25. ' Hay t'asey. San Kranrlsco tennis star, j who. puired with Nut W. Nlles of BoetOU, won a first round match in the national doubles championship ytaterday. was taken suddenly 111; with acute appendicitis and operated i oi al I'hillipe house. ti, neral bmmftaJ, Huston. Ills condition was reported Is'actnry" at the hnspllal today. "It la most unfortunate, hut Ihe rules of the championship call for a ill fault in emergencies of this kind." till hard Bishop, n referee of the tour nament, told the 1'nlted Press. t'usey and Niles were to have met Laelea Williams and Oaoi aa at, ixitt. 'jr.. of fhlcaKO In the second round .today. They defeated D. II. Sumner land K M. Jnnhlaee. England, in the xpenuiK round. 7-5. 6-4. 6-1. With a large numher of friends ml fellow lodge members present. ........ , i. ,- i.-.; ' II ourk. t'rescent pioneer, who died in J Hind Sunday, were held this after noon at 2 o'clock In the local B. P. O M i. i: TK.. l.'l! . rllt,l a (Uiul ueipili nun iiuiu .ii"' I uiriieil leui Willi fall. SAN PKANCISCO. Aug. 25 Ktunislaus byszko won two of three falls from Andreas l oatano. Spnnlsh in last night ': wrestling card here. Hans Steinke took a fall from Joe Komar. "t'yclone" Brnv.u liig threw Nick Valcoff. Oresil Vtt- tall hearers were O. C. Henkle. K. M Smith. It. H. lAven. Arthur Stipe. S illiam Montgomery and A. M. Prin (ile. The hier. which rested in front Massachusetts 'oi the station of the exalted ruler oi the lodKe. was covered wun tiora caterings. Immediately following the services, the body of the f'entral Oregon pio neer was taken to the Pilot Butte (eath cemetery. Burial was in the Klka'l(l(t lot. Woman Climbs Down Face Of Mountain Precipice LONG SWIM POSTPONED (U. P. IaslwiI Wirr to The BendoBullrtin) VKNICC, Cal.. Aug. 2.5. Mrs. Anna E. Van Silke. 65. today post poned her 10 mile swim off the coast here until September 1. Illness of ESTES PARK. Colo.. Aug. 25. Inspired hy Ihe spirit that has caused Mountain climbers to gamble with for the glory of accomplish feat. Mrs. A. B. Edmonds of i Chicago today stands as the only woman who has ever successfully de ' seended the casi face of Long's peak. The east face of the mountain is a precipice of 2701) feet. Several men experienced In mountain climbing have negotiated ' the feat, but never "before a woman. RTRCK st l l.l . LKADH WASHINGTON, Aug. IB. Wllh 67 counties recounted in tht contaet fur tbt Iowa sciintnrahip, the Mend ing today wus: Hanlel Black, demo crat. :''.'rh!i votes and Senator Smith W. Hrookhiiri 264,470 votes MONTREAL ITKK rORTH Si-.ii.iiiMi (U. P. t .. ' I W, . , H. n.1 Ilultrtln) MONTREAL. Que, Aug. !5. ' Pint, bentnnlnlO sburily before mid ti Kht here last night, swept an entire illy block and left 250 homeless In addition in a protHuMv Bamasa of 5 yBBaOBO. Roatan .2 7 l Ihitierii' , v lie ami liuii, Ii . Ii.,rin s.i Neiihatler and O'Neill ai Philadelphia it. 11 R, Cbloato Ill 22 0 Pblladtlphti in ir. ll liaticrles: Keen. Kaufinnii and I flarthatt; Coaah, Paaroo, Mltthall, o'Naoi mid HonlinOi WRaon, AMHRtCAN LRAQCK Ford Coupe I. fits of extras, cord tires, A-i condition. Plenty of good reliable t ransportation. Ford Sedan In good running order, a bargain at only, $175.00 Won Lost Pot, WashlnBtOn 76 12 .644 Philadelphia 74 42 .B3R i hlcaCO It 0 64 .660 HI Loull 61 BR .613 Dilroll II 60 ,4tl t'lsTttand 56 67 . -i r, r. New York . (I ll .4 11 Rotton 35 Ii Mi Todaj 's Si nn's ai OblOtBo it II B, i i 4 7 2 Bengottgh; ( 'miuallv 11. n New York Chicago Catteries Jonta -mil ThltrttOn, Kerr, Kdwanf and CrUuta. l Cleveland' Philadelphia I 11 ) Cleveland 4 S 2 Batteries: Walberg Itnmmell and I'erklnai Buckeye, smini and U se wall, At Detroll it. ii. B, Huston ... 4 7 6 Detroit 14 14 n Batttrlta: Kahnlatr, Puhfand Bit. liiuff; Sinner and Hassler. Al St. I Is i It. II. E. Washington 2 6 3 HI. 1,0111s 8 II 1 naileries: Zachary. RUMtll, QrtRB and Ruali Onston ami rlnmrnve, i 'oohranti Millions In Liquors Taken In Single Year WAHIIINflTON, Aug. IB, Lliiuor vnltltd lit morn than 1100,000,000 ui the hunting market, wiih lotted hy prohibitions osonta during ihe fiscal tar ended Junt 80, ii wan learned . i tho tronattry dtpnrtmonl tortay, POderal dry ugenln BOlltd AppfOXl' lately 1,600,000 gallons of whlakoyi ,000,000 gallons of beer and DOOe Ford Roadster With starter and cord tires. A bargain for quick sale. Putting You Wise To sonic mod buys in tte pen dn,ble rebuilt csrs, Whenever we take a car inlti our shop to lie told tigidn we k't ver it com pletely tittil tiny worn pari s are replacedi nutkins the cttf Rvalutble for man y miles of good tntnsporta- i on. It is not a haphazard joli but a complete overhauling ni" each part, no matter how small ; is looketl over and it is then thai lite ear is put on the 'Moor for your inspection, Do yon realize what this meana when yon plan on huyinu; a used ear? It as sures you of a car that is in perfect condition backed by the lruarantee of it firm that has been in business in this country for years and whose prosperity depends upon the good will and con fidence of the people with whom they are tlealinu;. Thai is the reason we are so careful in our work, he ing sure thai each ear is ex actly as it is represented. Superior Model Chevrolet Touring In tip-top shape, finish like new. Come in and see it. 1925 Oldsmobile Sport Touring Run about 7000 miles. A real value and priced right Late Model Buick-6 Touring New paint, in good me chanical condition. Yon must see it to appreciate it. It la part of thai bans neat otf olee-, xnAty tc maki hearsay tnght rr . Mftt tuna! qocc UvabU. g-toivr- ll OF, LiyiNGft f Vt Jf-Jt--lL. Zko&T 6f- ! ELECTRICITY I hi 11111 Jl-il!! my Blctncal tuglatiiiri are at the'rer writ rvrry tnanuf;turr who ereka larger Vt .Jam an with lower coots. Cheap Electricity a great achievement t fThii monofram is on 1,11 loiti pf ctcctncal Uip mcnt, lane and linall the bi trncia'.cn that prcducf elevlricity. the iamps that bnSha dark im. and the motora . which do the hard and tiresome tatkl of life. You can rely upon the lettciaG-E. They are a lymbol of tervice. wher ever electricity ia used. THE CHANCES are you have not visited your electric light and power company. You may not even know where it is. :, But a great achievement has been going on inside its walls. Old machinery has been taken out. new machinery installed. In years when the cost of most com modities has risen, thecost of elec tricity has been kept down. It is lower now than before the war. This means lower manufactur ing costs for your industries and better light for your homes. It means that the routine tasks of home life can be done by inex pensive little motors. It means conservation of. the nation's coal supply.. To an industry inT which"" such; achievements are possible, the General Electric Company has made many contributions. It hast built new and improved machin-1 ery for the electric light and power companies; and in its research lab-' oratories it has developed better. Iamps, and other devices by whichj electricity is efficiently used."' And day by day, progress con-t tinues. 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