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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1925)
THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION, BEND. OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1020 PROHI COMBINE t'ompanifil by a guard ami provision I Is cade for record of final dlSMtCB from American territory. Giant Derricks Fail To Hoist Submarine College Bride ItaVftU I PAGE 2 i Pact Between U. S. and Canada Told Information Exchanged Re garding Shipments of Li quor or Narcotics (U. P. I.rorj Wire to Ttir R nl llulktinl WASHINGTON. Oct. 1. Canada and tho United States have combined to suppress whiskey nnd narcotic HinugKllnK along the Oreat Lakes and the Atlantic seaboard. The Rtnte department today made public regulation! of the convention of 1 It 2 4 between the two powers, ap proved by President CoolldgS and the Canadian cabinet, providing that each government will notify the other when authorities believe a rum or drug running ship is clearing to cross the boundary. Customs officers are directed to refuse clearances of vessels when It Is evident from the tonnage, size and genrral character of the ship or sup posed false statements in the clear ing papers that smuggling Is intend ed. This will prevent clearances of small motorboats from Canada to points In Mexico and Cuba, it was pointed out. Shipments of liquor through Alas ka to northwestern Canada must be transported under the customs seals of both countries, according to the regulations. Shipments must be ac- (Continued from page 11 meant of the "exploring hole" In the engine room hatch. Navy ottlcen explained that this hole probably would permit of appli cation of a compression gauge which would register whether or not water was in the engine room compart ment. This is the last compartment aft. lind if it is filled. Admiral Christy's conviction that all men within are dead will be confirmed. Heliovo Stern Flooded The combined lift exerted by the Monarch and Century is 350 tons. It had heen estimated that It the stern were not filled with water, this enormous power might barely suffice to pry the vessel from her sandy resting place. Application of the "salvage air supply" simultaneously with the hoisting operation was intended to force out some water, thus lighten ing the weight upon which the two derricks had to pull. It Is assumed at the base that the "rescue operations" will now of nec essity soon be converted into a "salvage operation." However. It Is understood that new operations are being made late this afternoon and that these will yield tip further bodies to Join the two already found. Confesses Firing Home To Avoid Housework I Coming Sunday MILTON SILLS "I WANT MY MAN" (Continued from page 1) fused. Later after she came to Band the sister made the same suggestion. 'but Bessie decided she would rather work, she said. The sister was to ar rive here todcy. Born in Ireland, Bessie came to the I'nited States with her uncle. She lived for mi.ny years with a grandmother at Klchfleld. and at tended school through the eighth grade. Xot I'p to Test In spite of this degree of educa tion, however, the girl failed to an swer some of the simplest questions TOMORROW- BEND dWk BID DAY WW DAY Deschutes County Fair At Redmond FOOTBALL BEND HIGH SCHOOL vs. REDMOND HIGH SCHOOL This Bank Closed After Noon Central Oregon Bank aw tj Mr and Mrs Max Fester Hopper. newlyweds. have decided on a I unique honeymoon Mrs. Hopper (above) daughter of President Ray Lyman Wilbur of Letftnd Stanford Cnlvrrtiiy and niece of Secretary or the Navy Wilbur, will be a studen at Radcllffe. while her husband Is continuing his studies it Harvard. I in an intelligence test put to her by I District Attorney Moore, and It was partly on this basis that the Insanity I complaint was filed by Pomcroy. The girl's confession was first made to Mrs. Kthcl V. Johnson of the woman's protective division, while they were at dinner Thursday evening and ufter the officers had I questioned her steadily since early I in the morning. The girt shed a few tears after the admission, then re marked that she "felt better." Pntneroy stated after the confes sion had been reduced to writing, that solution of the mystery could not have been secured without the complete cooperation of the city and county officials with himself as rep resentative of the state a coopera tion has always heen given here, but which cannot be obtained in some parts of the state. In addition to the officers already mentioned. Sher iff S. K. Roberts and Deputy deorge Stokoe took purt in the investigation Thursday and Chief of Police P. J. Hanson and other police officers had worked on the case previously. A brother and sinter of the Igirl were expected In this 'morning from The Dalles. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK MARKET (U. P. Lftd Wire to Th hnd Hilltini PORTLAND. Oct. 1. Cattle Re ceipts. 225: tone of market, steady: steers, medium. S6.T5 Ci K : common. $5.5" 6. To ; cunncrs and cutters. $4 05.50; heifers, medium and com- injon. Hit C o"; beef cows, medium land common, I3.2SQ5.75: eunners land cutters. Jl .50 ip 3.25 ; bulls, can fners and bologna. 130 I: calves, 'medium and choice. 190 lbs. down. S7R8.50: 190 to 260 lbs.. flfl.SV ! 12.25. Hogs Receipts. 575; market, steady; medium choice. 160 to 200 lbs 13.55; 200 to 250 lbs 13.25: 250 lbs. up. 611.16.016; slaughter pigs. $1 1 .50 It 12.50 ; pack ing, smooth heavy. $9f 11: packing, rough heavy. 39ft 11; feeders and! I mockers. S12JS12.50. Sheep Receipts, 230: tone of j market, steady: lambs. SI lbs. down.! medium and choice. Stiff 13; heavy-. i weights, medium and choice. $9ft! 1 11.25: culls and commons, alii I weights. 37Jflo: wethers. $Sft ' 10.50; ewes, common to choice, 31 tone of good and 15.25fi 812.50ft Going to P I' ll The Fair! AH stores in Bend will close at noon Friday October 2, 1925 Bend Day at the Deschutes County Fair BEND MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION S.W I'H.Wtist o MA UK ETH (U. P. IjcwA Wirtn The Ilcnd Iul!tin) SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1. Pota toes Rivers, fancy wharf 16.160 2.35: No. 2 0$it; Washington looms $2.50ft2.75; sweets 4c. Poultry Broilers to 1 lbs. 39 0 40c; colored 1 to 1 30ft 31c; fryers 3032c; colored young roosters 3 lbs. up .10 & 32c; old rooat I erg 15ft 17c: leghorn old roosters 112014c: Leghorn hens 2 to 3 lbs. 20ft 21c; 3 lbs. up 23&2Ge; large 'colored hens 30031c; turkeys, live 3(93(0. drain -Barley feed Sl.i5ftl.55; shipping SI. 75ft 1.90; wheat milling 12.450 2.50; oats, red feed $1,500 1.60. Cattle Tone of market strong; steers good S7ftS; cows good $5.50 ft G. Calves Tone of market steady; over 260 lbs. $8 ft 10.50. Hogs Tone of market steady; light $11.75 ft.15.25; modlu m$14ftli.r,0. Sheep and Iambs--Tone of market firm to higher; lambs (13016; ewes $3.50 08; wethers (8.50010.60. 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Wool continued fairly active, Domestic fleece wooIh are inactive, hut prices are main tained, Ohio delaines rim; combing arc .still bald at 5 3 cents, half bloods 1 61 0 62C, half blond ronibingH 46 m 147c. DRAFTS ANNUAL REPORT Deschutes county's annuel report to the slate superintendent of Mbooll in being made out thi weok hy J, Alton Thompson county luperlntend- lent of school. Thl report contain! Idulu provided by reporls made by clerks In nil district! of the count;. Bxpenaei of operations', nalntenancs and teachers' salaries are Included In the rttport. DAIRY AND I'OI'LTRV PORTLAND, Oct. 1 . Hotter Ctlbfl extras f2c, atamlards f()c, prime firsts 49c, firsts 47e. Eiggs Kxlras ISc, flrsls 4 1c, pnl- I lets 406, currenl receipts 38c, A memorial In .MuMl.inha Kcinal Pasha, now being erected in Con Itsntlnople, will he the first public i tattle in Turkey, Gas on Stomach Made Her Nervous i For many years Mis. 000k bad j pas on the itomacfa and was nerv ous anrl abor'. of breath. 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