The Bend bulletin., April 21, 1927, Image 3

Till?, P.KND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION. REND ORECQN THUP.SruV, APRIL 21, 1027
PAGE THREE
SCREEN STAR 1
MAYMHELDj
Kelly Is Charged With
Murder of Man
Dorothy Muckay Wanted
an Mutetiul WitncNH
Saw Death Mown
lo Auf"1. A fir 1 1 2 1 . LP- -Fur
lh HiTuml iliiiu In twi tiny,
I 'mi I Kolly, popular film Jii v
iitln, wtiH niHi lit I hi ml" nf d
iiiurO'T ilMfitiitlanl, when 11 corn
imr'H Jury rtitiirmi1 a vmllfl m
day huldliiK IiIih rMNM)ii h! li m fur
I III' "lull " k lUrkl Ml II I II"!'" I)f
liny ltaymuii'l, nUikh coined Ihi.
I.n AnK")", April IM. UFl -
Tin a n t'M (if h"uutlful Dorothy i
Mtnkuy", ataif" m ui r . an u nut- J
ltrllil wit moat In rnniM't tliiit m It h L
' tint itll-K'il "Imro knti hl mur
iltr" of h'T IiiinIihihI, Huy Itny
mond. loomt'd int today,
Stop tu il f it 1 u th" ni'ircHiit
worn rotiHllt red" hy tli dint r lei i
attorney' officii following iltit ln
illriiiu'nl nf hor admitted hwimM-lii-ari.
I'aul K"lly, mi f irMt-Un ti j
murder rhurittn, ,
Tin (til mi Ulmi nf MrH. Itny-!
moiid Unit Hh won lit KiOly'n !
aptirlmiMit whlli h" wan udmluU
irrliiK tin it I Ukm "iltmili ln'ut.
Imt" in hr hiiHlititut at Hi" Kay-;
tumid home, climaxed n day of
MMiHotltninl r"V"Uitloiin u f t o r
whir It tin Kraml Jury P-t timed
an tnillrtii)"iu In record lime.
Tim tiirv-Kht ifrtil a tnftt.
uhn riillapHt-il four limn ilurlim
Ih" Kruiid jury profit, wart nihd
find tn faro another (initial to
day when h)h will ho rall"d 41 poll
In view tlu hrok"ti mill hruind
Itotlv uf Uvr Inihlmiiil,
Thin Hip wan nrd"t"d hy Cor
i iier Kr.itik Nanm lor foriiuil
ld"ntlflratnn r'i'tinlit which will
Ito prtomnted at 11 coroner'a In
(pli'Ml llila iiflnrtinon III wllleh
Mih. Hayinniiil will iik;iIu Ii
Milled Ki ifHiIfy
riiiir Hh'uUh '
(jii"Ntlniii'i im in 1)1" report
thai. Men Raymond won Id In for
mally detained Thief Itepuly )Ih
Irlit Aliurnay Harold Ihivlw Mild,
"wm'U H"U"
"Wlial'H ID It HHP III" WlllH'HM
from leaving town If 1 In-y ni"
lint doialio'd?" wai I tim I y l(U
tiltl Attorney KiiKan'it rotnrneul.
Mr, Haymnnd wiih Mill undi'r
(ho raro of phyalrluiiH today who
lllllUlllI'llMII'd Mi'lltlllVOH In (III ef
fort in quiet her. KniuiMii
Hpi'lln of hyterUi i hanii lei Im
hoc condition today following
her fourth ruilupm- un hclnj: told
ol Kolly'H Indli'iini'tit.
Th" i'',tlinony nf a now wft
l.'i i Max WaKMr, rhum of tin
(ir.rtMI'd iniiii, wmk hXplflnd lo
pro vn I tin IiIkIi lUhl of tnduy'w
Mi'H-ilon tiMfoio ih" i:oniii"i'H Jury,
Wit K nor Ih HM-ii-rH'd In htm
mad" 11 iiuhiImm' of utiirllliitt dU-
(-limUl-fH In loiillt'itlotl with III"
alli-Ki'd I'lIortH In 'Vovi-r up" ih"
tti-ath oT tin1 in Unit ol comi'ily fa
vnrltM.
AtM'itrdliiK I ' hivi'Ht iKiitorH,
Wukim'I nil Id ho wiin v I vi-11 un,
part of whii-h wuh iiahl to a phy
Hirlan utid part to tin- ItoHpltal
In whlrh Uayinoitd died Tui-mliiy
io lllllK.
Iir. W. J. Sullivan, who at
h'lnli'il t'yinoinl, liiHfli-il hi'foro
Hit Krand Jury thtit ho had r-
rtlvid ir.ltll fnf hi 14 Hi'rvlri'H. Hit
luld t hi Jury that hi iioliriid th"
cnruni'r'H nffici Diat Itayuunid
dh'd of natural raiiHiH and Ntlll
h"ld that opinion.
Stali'toi'iilM Vi ririil
W u k ti i r rorrohorati'd Mr.
lEayuiond'n nl:it"in"nt hi-foro lit"
gland Juy ttuit mIm w.im lu Kid
uparitortit whi-n lnr iiw"iI
ht'url ralli'd hr h unhand on th"
i Ivphon and thi'ii l"ft for th"
Kuvmond hom.
Ilr ndtuUitldn rami no n iitar
lllnit rlotM in n hrtlr day. Hh"
told Ih" Jury that. In mmpany
with her rhum. MUi HHi-n Wll
hliiKon. mIii wont in Kidly'M opart
mi' nt Saturday rvrnliiK. Tht-r".
Hhn t"Niiri"d, nln told Kflly of
reuiarkN h"r hiifdiiind hud mad" 1
j roui'"rnliiK tir ri'lutlonri wllh
, Kidly. Tin film awor i"l"photifd
Kaymond, 11 ml wltlln llaytuoiid
I it maliM-d hi K"ly'M apartmoul, hn
v cut to th" Itayiiiond r"Hld"nrn,
I and ih" flKht !( wi'itn lhi'''two
1 nii'ii rcMiiiiil.
Mih. Kaymond pt "vluiiHly hod
told diMiTiv"t (hat hIio wiih hay
, IhK KiiHicr kkm for hir i ymu-
old duurhi"r whomth" flKhf w
l luifd,
j Forces of America
i Attacked In South
DAUGHTER SLAYER
TERMED MONSTER
luvlniorH, wpr llll"fl In n rruh m
llriiriiilon HnutU, Vu., Uniuy while
IflylriK 11 iwii HPiitnl IraliiliiK '
I1I1111", luriirilltiK l'i (invy ili'imrl-
rill'lll UllVlcl'N.
WiirhliiKloii. April 21.- (IC)
Iwii litllK'kH oil A llli'll'UII liuvul
fiirwH lii NI111 run mi yi'HtHriluy liy
"roviiliiilniiliilH nr Imiiillin," wit"
ri'imrii'iT In Hi" imvy il r-im I m n i
Imhiy liy A l ml rn I Jiilluu I,. I.ut-
lllllT. .
1,111 Imi'i' Hiilil 11 u Aiin'rl'iinn
with klll'iil or wuh ml i'il In lliu
IIi'IiIImk.
Ohm unni'li oi'nirrml hi CIiIiIiI
Kiilpa, wIiim-w fH nr (Ji HlinlH with
flrifil. AmiTlrttii fiiriii'H ri-tiiruMl
lliu firo mill Iwn of i)ih n1iiHk.
hiK furi'M wiirn kllli'it uttil Ihri'i
fri, wiiniiilfil, lillinnr nulit.
Thi' iillii'r niiiirk iiiTiirfiiil 011
n fnrrii nf Zi iniMi t I'ohiiIii'Ku
by fill iiiniiiiii'il ri'vnliiiliMilHtii.
'Ihn aliiiiklMK liurly wim ilrlvmi
nff Vilicii A iiicrii-11 11 triinim ro
Iniiii'il llii'lr flni. 1'liri'ii ulliick
nrH wirH kllli'il, nun wnn woiiihi-i1
!n ml I mi were rnptnri'il.
Pay Day For Teachers
Means Roll of $11,000
Tomorrow h pay day for th"
lli'iid .-.Hi on I (pin Imth. ('Ihn-(h for
S I 1 .-'. II Mn drawn fiday liy
J ('. Kh'idiH. rktk i.r tin dUtrlrl
Th paroll for th" union hi:h
M-hool leat-hiTt Ih 3XZ2.ttU and
for k rii di and junior lilich hi hool
Ii'imIhth. JSHii Oil. Th Ih linen not
liii'lad" ihoni cm ploy "d hy th"
Nrhnol dUtrlct hy ih" month iih
JanllorH, tni-iMiKraphiTH and rli'rkH.
That payroll, known hn Ih" Mmrt
payroll. Ih mad" up at Ih" flrnl of
th" mouth.
Life Sentence Asked For
Mrs. Sloble j
Frifi-hold. N. .1-, April 2. OPi
Mix. ( hrlhllnu Hlohl", who kill1
"i h"r Hi year old dniiKhi"r ih
iti" Kl'i lay with u in w horn Infant
In h"r aruiH, wart mn'il"rWly ron-1
d"mii"d an a inotnti'r unworthy of
Kim nam" of ruoli"r ua th" Mai"
Hiunmi'd up h-r trl.il for imirdr;
today. !
Mm. Kiohl", n hi-nt, "iiiotionlcHM
fiiiri' In htm k )i"ard John .1. W.
(Julnn, ptoMfiiitor, ui I thi Jury
that "xi'iuitiou wuh loo Kood for
her and usk for u llfo Hnt"fM'n.
whiT" hIi" would h" 'Hi off forever
from Moi-h'ty,
tJuliHi mud" a hrl"f hut dra
iii ii t If HiimiiiliiK up durifiK whlith
thin wiih no) a no nod In th" rourt
room hut tho Hcornful rlnlriK of
hlH Villi'",
IIAKOIMN KllliTi:i)
lindon. April 21. 'LP- -Mh-hai'l
llorodln. novl-t udvlrior
to th" Hankow Kov-rnm"nt -ind
loUK u Htorm r'iit"r In f'hlni'Hri
affair. Iiuh hcn orr'-HH-d. a tn
palrh to the Dully Mall mil
loihiy.
TWO I I.II ICS KtIJ.l l
WuHhiiiKton, April 2I.--(U?)
Wllhiir Klskc IlinKhain and Klrh
ard Wi-Hdi-y Ki'itlnnn, naval ri'MiTvr;
Flood Area Menaced
By Ravage of Disease
Continued Iroia pawn ono)
3,000,0')') ai-rcn of land Inundated.
Additional raiiirt uv"r tho ippr
valley, prinr-lfially in Arkapia,
hrotiKht pronlH" of ntlll Kreater
; (Mnu-iltlfH and UamaK".
j The hlKheHt rfver Btajro lne
!lf'o:j wuh predl'-ted for St. UjiiIh
uh irlhutiirliM to tht north con
llnued to HW"II. New break In
the river levee lielow her mean
while wi-rn opfftiittK the way for
water lo Hweep over even rnor of
th valley,
I ITMI'H n:kiki
Kiiiikuh Clly, Mo., April 21.
Willi ihx MlnHiinri rlvfr ui the
hlKlii'Kt kIiikii ll h u h riachi'il In 10
yr-arw, rlly eiiKlninrH toiluy wuri
ri-uily in Hiurt npiriillim nf iwo
Iutkm flooil iiunpn In lh ivfnt nf
un overflow.
'rorrinllul ruinn thut hwIIiI
(rltiuiiiry ntraniH huve iruiiHfiil the
MlHHourl lo rlKf two feet within 21
I hoitrii, unil the hiukh wan neur 25
I fee, today.
1 ILLINOIS IS IT
I HeiinlHtown. III., April 21.
Water of the lllinolH river wax
creeplnic Mlowly over RearilHtown
I loilny.
Tim unili'iptifril flooil, I lie flrt
IiiIiiiik the llllnoln, lieKim laul nlithl
I when f 'oriilin' levee niiye way. The
J entire lowlunil urea hud heen
! evaeiiufeil, however. The flonil
iiil'leil IHOU homeleHH to I lie riiplil-
lly IliereiiHlMK tollil Of lleHtllllle.
The new flooil rome Jint aa , wen! nut Iniluy follnwInK n ileaper
Ihe rlly wan heflnnlnK tn recover late nil lllKlil buttle In nnvn It.
froin Hlmllnr overflnwit of the Mil-1 flreakltm nf the levee wlll'flohil an
noli lii.it uprinK unil fall. iiireu of about Q Hinnire inllrn,
r,renvllle, liiilkiiiipolu, llollnn,'
I :K: IIHK KH ilule, Amolu, lluml anil H. i.lt are
Mernphla, Tenn., April 21. The uiiiiiiik lli linporliint towna In till'
levee ul Ktootm IlilllllllK. MIhh., ureu wlilrti nuiy he flllllll.nl.
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The Bend Clinic
Will Accept-
Its patients' checks drawn on the
First National Hank in payment
of accounts.
DRS. KESSOX, WOERNER & HEMINGWAY
Y
OU
can
have
your
private yacht
GIVE tne a pipe and Prince Albert, and
you can have your cabin-cruiser and your
winter vacation. I won't envy you for a
minute. In fact, I wouldn't trade places
with anybody. I could even be happy'
on a desert island with a pipe and
plenty of P. A.'
You'll understand my enthusiasm for
this prince of smokes the minute you
open the tidy red tin and get a whiff of
real tobacco. But that's only a starter.
The taste 'more than lives up to the
promise of the aroma. Tuck a load in
your jimmy-pipe, light up, and see.
Cool, as a breeze from the forward
deck is cool. Sweet, with a sweetness
that doesn't tire. Mild as milk, yet with .
plenty of body to let you know you're
smoking. P. A. is neither too heavy nor
too light, jvhich makes it the middle
weight champ, so far as I'm concerned.
Telling you about Prince Albert is one
thing. Trying it in your pipe is another.
You'll never know exactly what it is that
holds millions of happy jimmy-pipers to
this one brand until you make the per
sonal test. When you do, you'll say I did
you a favor in tipping you off.
P. A. ft telj tvtrvwhett Im Mi r4
tin., fomnj m4 mmlf-fvmd tin Amm
Woti, m4 pomU rrril.J-f l.n kumidort
with ipoH$oiittnrr to,. And tiwrtyt
wiih fytry h;t ol Hie 9n4 fmth tf
mortm by Iht Prime Atbtrt Brottp.
Fringe 'Albert
-the national joy smoke!
i 10TT. R. I. Rrynol Tobieto
. ' Vin.'ton'Saltm, N. C
MBaIMBal41IXVOl0'MOMlBlHO'aO4iaIO
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I
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Strip History
Aku for
rnu'tlral Front
('ornotH
CENTRALOREGON DANKBLDG,
" Ann is going to get
married!"
"Yes! She's engaged to a nice boy. He's not
making a big salary yet, but he's a hard worker.
They'll have to be careful of their money at first !"
i
Careful of their money! With a home to find,
furniture to luy, marketing to learn . . . with
the thousand and one little emergencies to meet ,
that newly-weds never dream of ! . . .
And a young girl, inexperienced in these prac
tical problems, is expected to be careful of her
money!
Ann will bless advertising. In the pages of
her magazines and newspapers, she will find the
very experience she lacks the advice she needs !
It is when every penny counts that advertising
gives its best service. The advertisements you
read are valuable lessons in every-day economy.
They help, as nothing else can, to make your dol
lar go the longest distance. For advertisements
'show you which article, at the price you are will
ing to pay, is going to suit you best. And. the
very fact that it is advertised is its guarantee
that it will give you satisfaction after you have
bought it.
The advertisements in this newspaper are a
most valuable guide to wise buying. It
pays to read them regularly.
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