The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 29, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texti THE BEND BULLETIN THII WMATHHA fair IiiiiIkIii uiiiI Hiindny; mllil Central Oretn's First Leased Wirt Newspaper i -in M' tti t n r t, ii. 1,1. m-IimIk. VOL, XVII, THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 29, 1925 NO. 72 J REPORTS FINDS Fissure Line Explains Topography WAS FIERY CENTER Craters Formed After Molt en Spray Subsided In LftVI Hutle Country t 'hi. rat 1 1-1 1 lii the llettd countiy RR a leicloli p "nM'c tu tllar Kiilo) ' Harold T Hlnurut, kioIokIi for Ihr 1 tilted Stale jteolortlenl mirvey und I ecu tilled u otie of I he w orld I MdlttK aillliorlt leu un volruulmn ..nd eat llniitaki'M. when In Mend loduy nude known a dlnner never hefnre . norted, nt far a known, by a lentim Thin rJlROOViirj ' Hint of a fhottire BR RltOBdlBI ROUthOBRl Hum l.uv.i ' title und iaialel)K the ttilllt line blob BRI1 bi MM from The DollRt allforulu blfttbuy near th hutle he dl-uovery nt thin fUnure niake-i ..,-."-. " aIW,,.wm Tbi dry ,r 7rl POTRphk f ore ln'tlM,r(, ,.,. Uv wiI1M. icj iiniiietiiuie rieiniiv ill IJiVli null" In tin- at; en before I .tt it hillte rone . iovn the plain of the preneitl umt 1 lemhuten count y un the rnnull uf I dORBlC mtlvltv. un eruption look place from thin fUnurr. it U t-l-lalued hy Hie xeoloKlnt Krnlli tlili. mile Ionic flnmire. a fountuln. or rut lain, of fire wan hurled Into the air, falllai in tbi earth a a idtb ol molten de lcBdlM ln 1 P ock Tell Nino 1'liln nra of molten rork lanird for nhoul a week. It In estimated bv Hie KeoloKlnt. hulldltll up ulotiK the Hniture an ehmicaled roue When he -pray of va nubnlded four . rah i ft were formed atonic the fln- Prom fountainn of lliuld rock. BVBTBI npalter colirn were formed Tbene pei ullur formatloim are a pari of ,l ...!.. Lava butli- country, After the olcanb activity from Hie flnnun had nuhnlded atid the lava had moled. Hie crimt of the earth colliipnrd un a linn parallel w ltd that of i he orlKlnnl ffRBOrB, lormltu' tbB pfBSBBl fault linn. Thin rollBDBJRi probBbU bavtiiK an Un nn mediate inline arBnlnmlc dtnltirhanre, w.ih tbB result of a VOld iTeuled III ili- euith MfbBn the lava ITBI thrown from the flnnurn TbR obnldlan flown of New berry t ruler are BBBBrpBBBBd In "lit by any similar flow In the fulled Stale. BIBB Hi! mentioned In dlncimnltiK his iBBBOCtlOB of the till li inoitutnlu rater nontheant of Mend. Itunjinll. wUn did pioneer work In cMloty In Central OreKon. failed to ernphnniie tbBBR flown In bin report. t BtOBrni There are onlv one or tWO niich rBCOnl obnldlan flowa In thn world. The Iceland flow In about 14 yearn old. nvwImtt) Outer Agod Thl Newberry crater reprennnln it cnldori In ita old bBi ttoittlontd the . " i " i : i wiiii'- HtudyhiK New berry crater. Slnnrnn found furlber proof of Hie KeoloKlc theory that Ibo enter of Hie earlb in OOUlOOBBd Ol a tnoltpn tnaHH. and Hint HiIh dl RBBtl other MBBSBR when exlruded Tbll proof wan found In tbB "dt RBBtBd." laviiH In the crater SieaniN In Ibe author of a number of scientific urilcles. such us "The 1924 KrupHon of the Hawaiian Vol-1 i.iiio. appearing In a recent niim- bor of the Scientific A rlciui Stearns witnessed the eriintlou of III,, Kllinieii vol,,, no In II... 1 1.. ... ,1 I i! it mi ill nark In Mnv 1fli bj. eulogist Is also the author of a "h' ylni thi cra.em ?( III, ... noli nat olin inniiiiuieiil I,. tdnhd KUmath Kails News, This despite Accompanied by rrad n Henihaw lhr" """ of the Pulled Stales geological sur-1" BoUtharn Pacific crew is now mak vey and It. W. Davenporl of Hie fed-1 " ' pronOMfl Ol" .,,1,1 ,, nnmmlulnn he left ihfa I lanilon, liimi uiornlng for llenham fulls nnd the Cenlury drive. They will go hoiiiIi to Orator lake and then lo the new gov- tr In Lake COIinty, ISfrifrrftOa In k nm is rillPS Al I ,, . StriICK by Stray BUllCtS (U.P.'mMdWIrateTlwBfndButlttlA) KANSAS CITY. Mn., Aug. 20. -! Two negroes were struck by slrny j bullets during a running fight he-1 The Southern Pacific party rnmo tWMn police nnd u bandit here lo-1 lo Klnmiitb Kails over Ibe summit of day. I Hln Cascades from Kugene, following Tito mult was believed to bt j Hie line of the Natron cutoff rull plnnnlng lo singe a payroll robbery ; roncl, now rapidly Hearing cotuplu- oii n downtown street, Ho hold po- tlon, William Bproiile, president of ice nt nay wnn u Willi oi nnro line souinarn t'uciiic. nreninpunlcd I Jvcerlne until he could get Into an, the nurly. The officials IniMOtod Program of Dry Czar Clashes With Solons' No Patronage In Appoint nwpr of Regional Meads Hlriivinti hMMifw Mhj tlittV r onto II I If t '.Ht. t.'l III ' .1. lUIMltM III NoitllUf-l tti. I, tani wo iTIm Nm4 Mfa-tto) WASHINGTON, Auk :! Mimy lnlnd Miitcn MMlOll ftft dltMltlt f iif i wiiii ih (irMni prohibition re o ritft Dilution proKfuin of Aw1ntni nurttry ol thi Trtivnr) Lincoln (' Androufi Rud a number ol ImportRRi ettRnfti r Rxpofitwl i" bt nuuti rood lo rtm'rvf luiriitciiiy Ih'Uiimi Capl In) Mill mill ill ln :iHiiry dinrt miMit . When Andrews divided Him United .stales iniu 2i rcNlunH fur dry en foroRntni world bR did not rooruIi hwiiii ttrM. uml i Im to til UK scheme In now under (Ire (ruin many ijuartern TbR ROlOM wutil Meveriil of tin 1 1 h- iHetR ro 'Pilot tod, While Hie toning ijueittlou In the luirn in tu ul rongreiwloiml IwHie. ev erul of the l i . i t t hrudi Hurler) ell Inn for On new ail id I it luirn torn un iiii object tmui blc to (he ROBOtON mimvk now in under way to have the headiuurlnrn foi tin- 01 li dbttrlct moved front Heuttle. Wnb , to Port land, dm The prttRBt dtntrlrin will remain uiii him (ted. bOWOVOf, until about tti loher I , to allow adinlulMlrutorn to make i crotilnic rei oinuiendat Ioiik lo OSBr rOBllROR hiitiKe In the I HffttOfflRB hut doen not plan to In rrnnne the number TO LET CONTRACTS ON STATE HIGHWAY Kids on (.riidiiu und Sur facing Arc Called ('mil ran h for nurfarluc of The Oitllen l 'alffornla lilxhwu) from 1-a PlBt to i ! rOBOB ti I . and KradliiR of five BlIlBfl Ol appromh to Hie CrookOd r,vpr Hie eptftltttlM' mnoitllK Hie male mi. t, wuv cominlanlon, It wan learned here lOd By In a lotiK dnltBVBB PBll from C W Wanver. dlvlnloii enitlneer with in .till uai iei in inr Mane nir nun Oalles Thl nnnnion ai oh nmeiiiiK riii,,i iiiiumi for hldn on both project h Action to thin el fee I bad been inked of the ci'tnmlnnlon hy County Judue R W. Si v. .-i when be appeared before the' comlrAnnlon Tburnday. With thin move, all parln of (he north and ROOtb blSbVBf are either ! completed, under OOQBl met Ion, or def- IbIIR itBpR have been taken for nn- .ii action, I POHTI.ANO. Auk 19 A II per rvlK reduction In the weight of auto mobile truck tonnage allowed on thri lulu m bin Utver bUhway between TbB DbIIbr tnd MultnoniRb county line will become effective QotODOl 1 The utate hmhwu) commltiHlon ha? ordered the chuRSB In view of tin BftDfOQCblnfl fruit RBBMB, w hen traf i fh In experied to be heavy. The limit . low will be Iti.MiO pounds. Incluillm the truck llids were called for the graditu .... ... .. ... i. ... n ,. lit Ibe last stretch of Hie Hoosevell hllllWSy In Curry c-ounty. Bid! wer nlso called for clearing u 1 2 mil atratch ol road iron) Bly lo Drtwi Klamath Vallay on tha LnktTlaat Kniis highway, rvTritfiAit rn r r EXTENSION OF S. P. -. TO BEND NOT PLAN ShoilU filVCS KutphatlC Do- f U;i DiitYiii- i I I I i I 1 "I IVUII Mlllltoi The Soul hern Pacific railroad does Hot Ilia 11 to Mend its line north lo Band from the Natron cutoff oonif " lraing '" lnlw"" JMI I Shonp ylca preside,,, pi the Snlllllelll I in-Ill,-, a ppe.l 1 1 111, III I lie, "Absolutely not. We have no such ",,M '" ""' nIMIilgr In 1 " " "uoup nnswereit tne iinesuon M 10 ""It'thor the Southern Pacific I were planning to build a line Into B,n1' "H 1,I"'K''I I" Ibe Klamatli paper. Aside from this stale- Iment, tht Southern PaeltlC officials! hd no announcement tO make rale- j tlvo to the rail development pro- gram In Central Oregon when In' Kliimuth Fulls this week, RETTED HUPPEE DEI UCUlVLE OF PROTECTION IS GIVEN BEER Short Open Seasons Be coming General ENFORCE U. S. RULES Hau Limits Reduced, and Younger Animals Not Fair ( i a me I n M any St ales When uliuroda of Mend cirefully oil their "nhoolliiK 1 rutin" am' mi grate to the bauntH of Ho deer In the t'nsiiide foothill on Thurndav Sep tember 10, 10 fflfl "l Ihem m.iv rBBBBl the fact that they will have fewer dtiyn in which to has their allotted two buck with horna thin neanou than lant fall Hut If renentment enjoyn comiauiy. all will be widl. lor the RBOBral tendency In tBKlslBJtlOA ovoi BtBny portR of the Unttod BIbIrb In Ho pa k i year ban been lo renlrlct further the lakltiK of blK Kame Thin renlrlct Ion ban been effected either by nhortenlnic the aeuaonn or by reduclnx the neason llinlfn. It In nhown In coplen of the federal RJBOIR law for ibe BBBSOB 191111! a num ber of which have been received In Itend In Hie pant few day from t be Culled Statnn department of agrl- lilt lire Tliene It utile la w h fully rover tlm hutitliiK RBBBOM In the varloun ntaten and the mlKratory bird treuty art Several new reKiila tlonn were made effective by the fed eral kov eminent f hln nu miner. WlBBOflBlfl OlOBBd Hie RtBtB to dBBI buniiiiK until heiember I. 1926, and provided an open ieanoii dtirlnK the firm in Uuh of Decvmber In alter nate yeaiN. luntnud of a 10 day uii- nual open nennon heRlnuitiK Novem ber I I. It In Hinted In the todBTBl , came la w n The deer new nam wnn nhortened two week In the btOdOC ; linncn dlnlrb t of California: fire daya In Mb hlKan by 0DBBlD Novem Iht 1 fi tun l end of November lt; 16 davM In Texan hy ODBDtBJ November II inntead of November 1; and two weekK In Wvomlnc. except In hln coin. I'ark. Sheridan, Sublette and Teton countleH. where the neanoti wan leiiKlheued one mouth, endltm No vember la. Stole LoWR Strict LUnltfl were reduced to a ninKle deer In the Btfthl northern counties of Maine and in Coon and Carroll1 COOntlOBi New Hampshire, no thut llmttn are uniform throughout BBOb district MtBROQrl ClOBBd the season on deer for five years, and South Dakota closed the season In Rtgbl counties In Hie northern part of the. Ntate. California prohibited the kill It the Modm -UiHsen district of deer with forked horns, or those in in mull hnvtiiK only two points to each antler. IVnusylvunla protected spiked bucks, allowing only the killing of deer hav ing two or more points to an antler, am! West Virginia provided that deer "'''vlim pronged horns may be taken .after 192 , the ('Munition of the closed term. Nevada lengthened the season on deer by closing it after October 31, Instead of October II, bul Ptadad spike bucks. Hears oh Protection Itlack bears are coming Into their I0" " nnlmals and are grad- ' lm"5' rec'T,nl deserved attention. Oregon la one of the several states ' n," bw pro- tBOtod lit some of the counties. The l season on bear In Klamath Jackson "d Josephine counties is dosed ex- eept from November t to November The season on deer in Oregon this year opens Soptcintier lo and closes QetObar Thi seasons are iden- tlMl iMM 1)f tn, ,,,,, T A . ny ' On Tuesday, Is Decision hi. i. Uaaid win. teThe Bead Belittle) sai.km. Aug. 19. Tom Murray, Sllaworth Kellay and James wtllda today are awaiting arraignment Tues- duy when tlmy will enter formal picas in uie cnaiges oi nisi uegree amount against llavid D, Maxwell, murder Which thay are now facing. wealthy president of the Hollywood The convict trio blamed for the Motor Company. death of two prison guards In a sen-' the physicians claims that Max - sallonal break, August 12, were : wa, who Is Till years old. stole the brought before the court yaatardgyatfOCtton Dt Mrs. Kernel, only 10, afternoon for arraignment, but In. Accompanying the complaint was v. each case a postponement was Knt- 'client of endearing love letters alleged ed to enable the men lo arrange for. to have been written bv Maxwell to lounsel. Otti M AN BU1C1DK THI.SA, Okla., Aug. 19, Tale Drady, pioneer Oklahoman, oil mun and politician, committed suicide nt llis home hern during the night. 1 nrady s body was found early today, llrudv war, widely known throiinh- Coolidge Gives Medals Rut None In Own Son - A - Si ton h I 'ft ,i 1 1 t). I. i .i t BUp ITh Bb4 BaltatlM) CAMP IKVKNS. Mann.. Aug. 2!. P'reflldBIII Cooltikge todR) rOYlBWBd ii parade of t he lSSI nt udentn of the New KnKUnd CltltBOR' military training camp 4 t lorporal John c, ( oulidge was in I he Hue, bin niftbor Mr. nor Mm. f !oolld(B OOl Iced Hi lr son an he pBBROd the revlfwlng ntnnd. Voung CoOlldCB'fl face VBR that of a "good wold lr" - without ejtpren nlon except thut of . itti ntlon -aw be flashed eye rlKht to the reviewing BtBBd, Kollowtng tb parade, the prenl dent awarded medal" for military proficiency to ubout ro nt udentn not including hit won. however. Mm Coolldgf! wore a new gown for the occasion u brown drenn with a large green picture hat, decor ated with an ontrlch plum- After tbB review. Corporal John changed to ' civvies' and bad lunch with hln parents and Hrlgudler Hen eral Melvern Hill Itarr.um the Camp DBVBBJ laininianrtant RUSSIA TO ALLOW MAKING OF BOOZE Pre-wtr Strengths Permit- ted After October 1 U. IV I W ' : H.n.l HulMini MOSCOW. Aug. It.- -The 'soviet government today authorized the state monopoly lo manufacture vod ka"Jii lis pre war ntrengtb of 4o per 1.111 1 alcohol, and cognac and other liquors at BO per cent from October I, UBltOd I'ress advices from Moscow a few days ago predicted the early rest oral ton of pre war standards in liquor manufact ure. It was ex plained that the government had found it impossible to stop the peas ants from distilling bootleg vodka. so h;.d gradually departed from the : original post war prohibition to a standard of .to per cent alcohol in vodka, meantime taking the revenues from the state monopoly instead of righting the booties ring and getting no revenues Three Men Lose Lives In Quarry Rock Slide lU. I. I.. . 1 Wir R)TBR B-nl Itullrtin) SACHA.MKNTO. Aug. 39. Three men are dead and three others are being treated for injuries here as ,,,,, re!""' "' " sli,U' ln " """r- ry ,ar '" 'he I aclflc C.a. and Klec-, trie company 1 yesterday. The BIBB were working in the quar ry securing material for the hydro electric duin being built by the elec tric! company when the slide buried ihem beneath tons of rock and boul ders Physlclnns rushed from Colfax and Truckee treated the injured men who w ere Inter brought hero hy u special Southern pROlttO train. The dead: Vlvento Honda. Hacra mento; John Hedis. Sacramento; J o ii n M v K en na . Sn c ra men t o . The Injured: Sum Hasaricb. Sacra- men.,.; Kugenlo itarbierl. Notadg City: Angelo Saineltl. Muramento. McKenna died after being placed on the special rescue train, lie was 10 years old Ind was graduated from the local high school last year. Bodlea of the dead men were to be sent to .Sacramento today, for burial. Surgeon Asks $500,000 To Heal Wounded Heart 111. V. tMi Wire tn The Hvn.1 llullctln) I .OS ANOBLG8, Aug, H,- Dr. .1 Paul Kernel. Chicago plastic surgeon, demanded hnlfa minion dollars today in heart balir, for that Kernel filed suit here jMrs. Kernel. "Honey. I iim cruny about you."; one nf them ls asserted to have said. I "lie wrote lo her every day," I I claims Fornol, Mrs, Kernel obtained a divorce In Wawue counly, Michigan, and came I to Los Angeles throe weeks ago. I Maxwell oald for the decree Kernel 1 MAVDirk7 wnon IHtll 1 IUI UVIW SALEM WARDEN. Announcement to Come Late Today, Thought DISCIPLINE IS SCORED Delay In Releasing T'indinKs of Special Commission Is Hint at Drastic Change (U. P. :.-..: Wirr toTh fknd Tt.lM.ru PORTLAND Aug. !.-Tom Word, until recqntly wfieclal agent of the de partment of juHtire here, ban been offered the wardennblp of the Salem penitentiary H; Oovernor I'ierre. it was learned through bin friends to day, although Word himself would nay nothing about the matter. It was said that tie f ea red a no l h e r breakdown In health similar to one he recently experienced, and that he informed the governor he would not accept the position unless he would have free rein to arrange his duties accordingly. It BFB1 arrepled here beyond a ilfiiilit th.il Ciivi-rtinr t'u.t, .- fnllv in. ' D1 " roolBTontlon of A M Dalrymple as warden as result of the criticism over the reennt pris- "n ,,r,'ak in wh'' h ,wn wm " ' 1 i : SAl.KM. Aug. :3 Kd Hand, for i tner sheriff of naker county, is being I prominently mentioned here an the next warden of the ntate prison, ru j mor having It that Warden A. M I Dalrymple is to be given an oppor tunity to resign ln response lo the ; public clamor for u change at that institution whleh ban arisen over t In state since the recent-break in which i two guards were killed and three 'convicts made their way to freedom. Testimony at the coroner's inquest i Into tbi death of the two prison , guards indicated a laxity in the dlsci IpllBB maintained among the convicts i under the present administration which was said trt have been respon- ' ilblB for Hip prison break. I The rumorwhlrh has it that Dal rymple is to be supplanted as war-1 den ban it that the announcement of ' the change will be made at the time Oovernor Pierce releases the report I on conditions at the prison, which has been filed with him by his spe 1 rial Investigating committee. RXpeCl EteWMl Today This Is expected here to he given : i to he public some time late today, j Delay In releasing Hie report which i was filed with the governor Monday has given rise to the impression that the governor's committee has recotn mended some radical changes at the pr,son inclui,,n, a cnane , the prison management, a program which Is not believed to have met with fa vor In the eyes of the governor. Hand, who Is in the city today, is now employed as an inspector in the stale fire marshal's office. He is regarded as one of the most fear less and at the same time one of the most efficient, peace officers in Ore gon. Another report said Tom Word, former special agent of the Cnlted Slates department of justice at Port laud, bad been approached concern ing the job as successor the Pnlrym- i nt J wnu :tuit fur m or 1 v linriff 0, MuUnonl,h cent,. Rand has fretiuently been In Rend in the last few years, and Is well known here, especially in official ,,r,,l,iu VV'.ir.l hue nt.n l,n , ,.i.li,ir , ,, ,,,,. on gownmanl business, Arrr,est Ba?k P.resint CharSe Storing Booze ill. r. i.cii,si Wire toTh iv,ni Bulletin) I.OMl l'A. Cal Aug. 2!. . W, Post, prealdenl of the Plral National hunk of Torrance, was arrested tnllav on a charge of storing liquora In hla expensive home. The banker was taken before a instice of (he nance lo re and fined 1800. Officers said Post's home had been under surveillance Tor three months. 'They claim 11 was a "distributing I center" for bootleggers of Southern I California. Raiding sleuths found a truck load ! ; of rare liquors In the banker's cellar. ' SIIK1K SPRAINS WltlS'l' (P. P. l.cHaed WlrrtnThc BcnH Psllctlnl HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 29. Rudolph Valentino was nursing n sprained wrist today, Incurrod during an auto- mobile crush with n lilt and run mo torist. AUIiougli iiulnful. the wrench Is not serious and the screen sheik resumed his work i,nfr it,,. rileVnr. New Cinderella Story Revealed In Marriage Girl of 15 and Foster Daddy of B2 Are Wrd ttti I'tnhmr lfnRRMiii pi r. i A . Hi rhlld i. hh NKW YOI1K, Aug. 2H. A new ver sion of a "Cinderella alory" came to Itirbl loduy when It was learned that Alice Vicarro, dark eyed, olive skinned Italian girl of IS, had mar ried her former fosferfatber. August N I-aggreti. wealthy Plalnfleld. N. J., i iiniiiaciurer, who is h'l yeara old. Heminiscent in ways of the recent rirowning-Spas fiasco, the culmina tion of this romance of May and De CBRBbor was kept aecret for three -ekh. Iiggren said he married the girl "t protect her " Before the cere mony he arranged for hln foster- nVghCBf lo he adopted by Mr and Mrs. Herbert D. Ranta of Minden ; N. J., ltd nt a then gave LaggTBfl the rirl'n hand in marriage. Alice calls the manufacturer her "dear daddy-husband" and sayw she In the happiest wife alive. Photo-1 gitiphs show her bedecked with tiaras. ReckUeSB, wrist watehes and rings. WITNESS VANISHES IN MARSH KILLING New Problem Is Presented to Investigators (U. P. Wir tn Ti Bend HuuVtln) SAN, KKANCISCO. Aug. 29. Dis appearance from his home here of Oordon Kowe. public accountant pre viously questioned In the marsh murder case of Mm. (iussle Ferguson I.oren. gave investigators today a new- problem to solve. All of Hie other clues have, been t run down to their limit, without dls- j coverv of where the rrlme WBB com-i mltted or Its real motive. New search was under way for the torso of the dismembered victim, to establish whether an Illegal opera tion was the basis of the case. At the same time, authorities admitted they were entertaining a theory that an insurance hoax might enter into, the situation. Itowe's disappearance was discov-, BTOd when San Francisco police and Contra Costa county authorities raided his home and found him ab sent They discovered he and his wife had disappeared yesterday from his mother's home in Kruitvale. un der the eyes of police watching the house. Coast Guards Boarding Yacht Are Quarantined lU. " i I Wirr t.. II... IVnl Bullrtlnl SAX FRANCISCO. Aug. 29. Im migration officials had all the best of the situation here today arising from boarding of the yacht Mariner by coast guardsmen searching for liquor the guardsmen were held under quarantine. The Mariner had just returned from a race to Tahiti. Hefore the yacht was released from qnarantlna inspection she was boarded by the searchers, acting, they claimed, un der a recent ruling that all Incoming craft be searched before having oth er communication with the shore. Immigration officials refused to recogniie such a ruling. Policeman Kills Wife When She Taunts Him HI. P. Is,,sl Wirn.iThe BVnn Hull.linl CHICAQO, Aug. 29. Police Ser geant William T. Russell Is held for murdering his wife because she called him a "keystone copper." The Russells' 14 year old son told authorities his father threatened when his mother taunted him about his police uniform and thai When she persisted the father drew his gun and rired. Other relatives said the shooting resulted from a quarrel over another woman. "1 couldn't stand It any longer," explained the sergeant. "Did 1 shoot her'.' I can't remember." Extortion From Petters Charged Against Officer III. P. brunt Wirr tn The Hen,! BotWtln) I.OS ANQBLBS, Aug. 19, Su spected of extorting money from Wealthy members of roadside "pat ting parties," .1, 1). Rodriguez,, spe cial deputy constable of Nt Monte and W. P. Cole, Whlttier. were placed under nrrosl here loduy. The pair was taken Into custody on complaint of II, M. Snyder, Baft! ROOMING HOUSE PATRON CLAIMS HE m ROBBED W. E. Reed Pleads Guil ty, Is Fined $100 DENIES SHOOTING Says Woman Returned $100, Fitfht Occurs When He Demands More Any ilisiurhanrc wlilr-h W. K. Kwil rreatpil In the rooming huue con ducted hy Mm Marie DkPoM In thf Miner hnlldlne Thursday nlKht. wum made wit li the purpoxc of recovering money which hud heen Htole-n from him hy pemonn connected with the eHtahlUhment. It was xtuted In Ho yorder Loull Hennet'V conn today by Charles W. Kmkine. upeaklnK for Hoed as liii, attorney. Rood pleaded Kiillty to the chante of disorderly conduct and was rined hy Recorder Hennett: hut the JudKe agreed with Keed'a attorney that if hi. story were truthful, there was ample provocation for tome dis turbance. As tn charge, that he had fired a pistol, either at one of the occupants of the rooming house or In any other manner. Keed made complete denial. Wauled mi.,, More The defendant, through Krskinc related that he had heen "rolled" for I5IHI while in the Miner hullil ing. and that he had gone lo the pro prietor's office to demand his money. A man who was there, unknown to Reed, told him lo lie careful, men tioning thut he had . caliher re volver. Mrs. DnPoat. Reed claimed, re turned to him flmt ISO. then Jiiii more in two installtne.il.. hut Reed remained and demanded llfin more and it was then that the argument terminated in a struggle which did not involve any shooting on Reed's pari, as he had not at any time dur ing the evening heen armed, he said. The complaint against Reed was signed Friday afternoon by Mrs. Eta Pont, alleging that Reed had dis turbed her peace hy shooting a re volver in her establishment. SHIPS DOING WELL ON RETURN SOUTH Mai.Millan Expedition Can't Keep Compasses Right (P. T. I ,!,-.,! Wire to The Bml Bullrlinl WASHINGTON, Aug. 29. The Peary and Rowdoln of the MacMillau expedition are now milking goo,', headway sailing southward, the Nu tlonal Oeographic society W&S udvised today in a dispatch from Commander i MarMlllan. "We have had a remarkable run 1 across Melville buy with strong fair wind nnd no Ice." Mac.Millan stated. "We are now off Ppernlvik, 7,'t north latitude, and free of all be j fields We should arrive al Disko ti morrow afternoon. "The compasses on both the Pear 'and llowdoin are very unreliable, dm ito the removal and shifting of steel I gasoline barrels and Mherty engines. ; We shall try to make corrections at i Dlsko. "The Peary will proceed, to Vma i link for coal and the Bowdoln to Bgedesmlndo for fuel oil. All well.' COLONEL MITCHELL BLAMES OLD FOGEY Scored for Holding Back Super Airplane i P. 1'. ImmI Wirr I,. The Brn.i Bulletin) t rUtCAOO. Aug, 19. A super air plane, capable of flying to Paris or Toklo loaded with a ton of explos'vcs, has been perfected in this country, but its development is being balked i by "old fogey ideas" In the army and i navy. Colonel William Mitchell, dl i posed head of the army nlr Hervlco, declared In an Interview here between trains to San Antonio. "I believe thut the huge biplanes that have been built are capable of a flight to Toklo with one slop ul Nome Alaska." Mitchell declared. "They 'will make miles per hour for flu j hours, hut we can't prove it unlesa 'the army and navy beads see nt in grant us permission." , "Old fogey Ideas are holding back the Inevitable," said Colonel Mitchell i whose persistence In making such rl murks contributed lo bis detaolioi,