The Bend bulletin., June 21, 1927, Image 1

BEN
ULLETIN
AND
CENTRAL OREGON
PRESS
WFATHItn
Oregon! liniiKtllnil IiiiiIkIiI mill
Wi'ilnnsiliiy. Cooler lulniinr
Wednesday
VOI,. XX
TIIR BEND HUU.KTIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND OREGON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE 21. 1927
No. 1-1
THIE
D
INDEPENDENCE
DAY PROGRAM
PLANNED HERE
Baseball Games to Be
Main Events
NAME COMMITTEES
Kilts Prepare to I'.nterlain
Hind and Surrounding
(Country July and I
IMiii;h for Mend's HJJ Kmiriti 1
of July lli:ai ! wire 1 1 ln il
nl n mooting uf l lir ld.11,1 B-hii-u-hull
iiio'iniiilne hi llm II r.
O. h hull Miimlny n,i,iit nlmn u
gniii-rul i rn in II ti n IH IIUIIII'CI.
Tim .li-hruilon will hi. mi Jy
.1 mill 4. Sunday ii. nl Monday,
wllh li.il! gaums, linml .nni-erls. mi
, . ..., . .
........ ..i.iruwmn ,.r..gru.u
t imn ii ffiilunn uf i In. iwu
ilny foatlvul.
K. V. Wurd Inn. been tunned gen
ml i hfilrinnii. Willi I.e. M Kline.
Wllunn (ieinim iiml ) Inm-n
serving on Din "cni"' I'oiiiuiliiiii.
uml II. J. riiwiim, M, I'. I'mh
lllllll. It. J. v. Ilnaiil I. ml I'liil
F. I'riiK.in ir l in k llm iorio
mmuilii.-e.
Two lull (,11111.
Artiirillng In plmm oiitlhii'il ul
llm meeting Momluy night, llm
guinea between llm Ilend .k.
lender of llm Mill Coin in hlu le.
KIIK. nml I lie I'lllnll Piiilflr li..,i
of I'oriliinil of l In. iitrnngoKi
ului-a In llm valley will he llm
niiiln I'VimiIh.
Tim I'lilim Pacific ( id will
uriive lute nt II n'rliH'k on Hie
liiiiiiiliii of Jnlv .1 j.,r,.. .1.1
by the l iili.il I'nrlfle bund. The
Kiiuma will be Humliiy mid Mouduy
ufinruiioiia, aiurtliiK ul J-.lu :
lock. ,
linnieillaiely on the arrUul of Ing more l linn wo'k for the pr--Hi..
I .,,.., .in.. ...... i i Iiteikt mid Ihev believe lllul If
ur'rylng ihe team, liund nd vial- Norlie. k la" - for CoolldiTF en
lor fioin I'oriliitid, the bund will South Dnkoln will be for Coo.
puigitn through tin atrnet ot lde.
Ilend to th. city park, where. r-' Ern If CiHill.lge Iiml no po
rordlnt lo nluna. th. vlaliorl wilt llllcnl motive In view when he
lie aerved brenkfiiai K..v..mt i.nn.1
niiir. ru huve been Hated for tho
lelebriition.
A muiiitliiiu rni-v will be one 'if
ii.. ...........i i
..,...... .,,...... ,.M. ,,.,- ahurea tlm.prldo of the.
the flral day of the I'eleliriillou. expreared their dotilita before tua . i
Thla ruce. wllh loi-nl men na en- urrlvul. ngree that hia preaence , three In tho fame U whloh their
irnnta. will lie over the III mile, here baa reai'.'tisl In a rhiinge of ' aim a huve flown. Tho three are.
rmirae from lli'iliiioml to Ilend. aeullmeiil favonible to the i Mef j 0, l0 hmtom, Mm. KvnngeKne
ll will end on D'llonnell field exeeutlve. : U.ilge I.lndbergli. Mra. Richard
juai neiore tnu game atari tun-1
illlV.
I'nirli.iir ,.rvl.... .ill i.. i .... . 1
duy morning. July 4. ai ordlng to
the program. I no local pout of the
Alllerlrilll Legion will lin uaki'd to
take charge of thrae aerlvrea, '
wlili h will be held In the rlly uirk. ,
The aervlceii will be Momluy morn-'
1 , Inn. alnrtlng nl 10 o'clock uml.
mating mull 1 1.
PriiRiiini for I'litilrtMi
After llm pntrlollc ervli4a. :
there will be n program of aporl !
for children, atari lug nt 1 1 o'clock '
A large Hat of prima I lo be mii'lo '
up. Thla program will probably be ,
on tin, street near the city pnrk.
i"'IT"vi inn win .rn,.ui.iy.K n result tne lire imniniK organ-!
be gradnd and wel down.
A alreel dnnce has been Haled I
for the night of July 4, but plan ;
for this diini-n urn yet lo be work-
. t A ft lit nnrd fttf Utiliinliiv '
win, inn.
nlglii. July 2. U ulao under iniiald -
"r'"1"-
1
INDIANS NEAR END
.
Ul 40U ifllLJC. KUIl ,
Mad(.Ui!l Has 12 Mile "
'Lead at Line
inifon. very uiiicli llmliiM-had been' Taken tognther. the programs
Sun Frnnclaco. June 21. (LP) ,llimtttt(,(l ; provided for ledticllon In size or
Through a drizzling rain today, j ' ; ln nnnilier of nil warships from
out of reach ot telnpliiinii or tele-i jsiibniurlnes lo bnllleahlps, leaving
graph. Ihreo Indians, Mud Hull on()lulll SeCmS Sure I untouched only un Indeterminate
nml Flying Cloud, Kiirook, uml . A , ,,tr , . classification of war craft which
Mnllkn, f.,1 yeur old .mil were I AO UUP l,Onenilon th(1 ,,,.,.,, promby wm .
flKlitlng for suprnmticy In llto 472 ! - igreo has no offensive valtio whul
mllo Redwood highway Indliiti Pnnli'nd. .liino 21. (l.P tlvtr .
uiiiriilhon. The Ktml was nlmost When delegnles to tho Pnclflc, '
In alghl, ' CoiihI AilverllaliiR clubs conven-
Mad Ilttll, tlroles young .Kn-tl vole on n tl)2ll convenllnn
rook who hna tondfiislly main- rlty Wednesilny nflernoon, llono
lalnod tlm lend since tho, second ' Inln probably will lie lheiiioli-e.
day, wa 1 2 mile In Hie van when I At Ihe president's nml secro
hn crossed llm Orogon-Ciillfornla t turle' group meeting decision wn
llnrr 'reached lo rerommend llonoltilti
Ni.lt canto III brother. Flying
'loud, worn and suffering from
iiii:i niiniiiH illllioiiunti!
Old Mullkii, whoso rnmiirkuhlo
... ... ......,.. ...n .....
moused gt-enl li.lo.-est, wns 1 B .
iitllii Imhlnd Flying Clnml when
ll.ey .HsHiMiunrnd In the coast;
r""Kn'
irnloss lltoy collapse nil three
will probably push on unlit lltoy
l-egcli the gnnl nt Ornnli Pnss, Ore. J
jCooIidge Plans Tour of
bummer Home State!
Four FiiKiiKi'inentH Now
: on His List
Niniii'io "f Move in liimliifiil
Kuillli llnkiilil Ka-a-itlN l
lli'iir l-'riilt i
Rapid City, H. II., J i .,--
(IPl- I'riulili'iil Ciiojlilgn Ih going
In lour 4 s.ii.n iii forii IiIh mini-Hn-r
vault Inn, la ovt-r, l wua
.'e.ir.md In-re. loiluy. '
Already four .-UKiig.-umiiln have'
ll I I ptl'll which will permit I
hi in In tu.-ii porhapa I ii. nun
(.inner, ul ii pliili. H.iiimi Sl"in
IiiiIIiiiih In ib.lr native n-anrvn. '
lion; tint people of historic prad
wood tit tlielr "dnya of Tin" ri'ld. '
lira! Inn uml cowpuniimra from '
it.riM. .-.iiiiea ul llm lli-lle Knurrlm
roiniiliii. j
Oilier IiivIiuIIoiik lire lo Ii"
pri'tn-nlcl uml accjiiril. j
While linn" fin l h woulil liuvn ;
no nutlnniil hIkiiU4iiiiii'i If Cool- i
Ill'' wi
lilxi' were not i'oiiiltlcrt-d u randl-
,,, ,r select Ion. limy have I
, ,.. .... i
piililliianM who already prcillii ;
Ihul llm president activities
lit-.o have guaranteed III in tin'1
mnli) In Ihe iirt'Hlili'nl'al r.'ncllon
ni'XI yi'ur. !
H"ii Hi I i.i k nl n Jum nlwuyii I n
rounliirfil u poHMCHHlon of Inter-
rata In llm ri'piilillniii p.irly rip. .
ri-at-iHKil liy llm fiirm RiMip. Hi'ii- '
nl.ir lllrillll Jolllirntl. rppllllllrull. j
CiillfoinU. carrmd llm ai.itn in I
pn'alilenlliil primary of I'tjl :
itppoarit lo CimiIIiIki'. !
It wua llm only atnlp hr illil I
inrry uml tlm rmiaou Ii illil wua
hci-nuao Im liuil ilix aalimii'i of!
Hi'iinlor IViKr Norlmi k. ri'tmli-1
lli-.in. Kniith liitmiii. who U rn'il-!
Iifil Willi rtinirnl "f Iho aiuii1 or-j
Kiinliatlini here.
Norhevk h been ao cloai-ly
""' bited with 4he prealilent thu?
fr during vaciulon Unit hia
frlemla here anv be rn do nut It- j
aelpeted the lllni k llllla for hia i
aiiminer varallon ho ha nt leaat j
reupeil polltlnil frtilla. j
' Prominent rlllxena irom nn
........ ..f Htiiti wtio frtillklv
Hi viatt niroiiKiniii no
'.re eilllH'llMl lo IMllldlfy tlll "n-
. i m ., ., i nn.i I.I ml the atate ngiilnat 1
nny threulrned, fiirm Inaurrertlon. j
CARELESS ANGLER
BLAMED FOR FIRE
Metolius Timber Area is:
Menaced !
A rnrotca nngb-r loaaed a light-!
ed olgaml atuli into debris on i
Jck creek, so II I believed, mil
I lr.nl Ion of llm Deacbutea natioiiiil
forest wont Into iictlun late Mnii.,te "emis til tne jiii!iiii-M.-, ri
,i,iy afternoon.
About a o'clock Monday nfior-
aIiiiiiI uf aninliii U'na innn
j innni, h . wi. riai-ni " '"
. ml Unit Into tlm beiivena from the ;
.Metolius country, nn the Mount
1 li.rrnfui.il ulxi.n nun tt I hit lilir fir..'
h.?.;of ,.,.iw, iHj,l;;rri;r. TZ:
Taking no chance, Perry South,!""1 ""r ' '., ,. ,.i I
Sister ranger, rushed a crew of
iini'ii io tne scene ot inn huiko. it
I was under run I nil by 6 o'clock lust ,
ihkih.
AllhmiKli llm flrn un mnfkml
! liv iiinrh umnltP. It wuu I nmnliml
as tho next Hireling place. Dele-
mi sre oxpecl.td lo agree with
Ihe officers' choice.
Nino hundred delegitles wero
,,.,.,.., , , .,. .........is.
w.t I, l.lnlio. Ot-egci,, Washington
und Cn fon.ln were ropresento.l.
A feature of the cotivnntlnn wn
1,10 Pfn'bnlnnry nrgntilznllon of
1 1t. Associated Advertising Clubs
of Oregon, wllh Portlnnd. Siilom.
Ritgono and Albany represented.
lln-
xheir Mothers
' V"
Kvery mother In the land doubt-
: K. Uyrd nml Mrs. K. ('.
Cham-
berlln. And their mm are "l.ln-
dy" Lindbergh, t'onimunder Rich-
lard llyrd iind Clarence Cham-
lier.lin.
Three Power Naval Conference Gets Down to
Business Basis
$250,000,000 Cruiser Uuildinff Program Involved Un-
der United States Naval Limitation Plan
n,..,..vn Juno 91 (LP)Vnrkimr orinm iznl inn of Presi
, . .,.,. , ,-
1 . . i i i , i ft..!.
mill 'tniiiui: r in. w 1 1 n it ictt tvn
I . . . . ...
Mmet lo lioniinato an executive
the labor of the conference limonK subcommittees.
I '. .i.tii.i n., rti 1 u i 1 1 w t n
t III lUUt1. LVJV till I 111 I i-ll-yj- l li ill HI W v-'lV-lv. Iifit mm -.us.
(, assijrnetl to subcommittees which will discuss them in an
erfort to report to the plenary conference improvable drafts.
' 1 '
mil Inns on file. Hugh S.
(liiiHon.
for the In 1 1 i'il Slates;
V. C.
i Ilrldgnnian for (Iri'iil ll.iisinii. nml
' llnroh Snt lit for Jitpiin. stiiie l
llnlr respi-cllvo proKrnms yoslnr-
U1I.V.
PLAN IH COSTLY
Wnshlngton. Junn 21. An
Ameiii-iili crlilser buili!lng pro
gram eostiitg nboiti jar.n.tioo.
000 will be necussury to put this
country on a purity wllh Ureal
Hrllnln If the Geneva nrms ron-
f(,rm.0 m.,.pllll ,he An.crlrnn pro.
poital fl,r i,()(.noo maximum crul
ser louniiKo, built ami bttlldhig. Is
oniy ii ii. mm compared wit n inii-
ull.a 8P4 ton. uccni-illng M
, ,llt0Hl nnvv ,,,,,., tRuro..
,, , ,,, of ,
lo.ooo ton tlnltod HUitea cruiHeru
...,. conslructlonnhoiii 11
0 a n ZJ- !Jxm
"""ono por l.ooo tons It would
Continued un page throe)
oarKySSOCISLWORKERD'Autremonl
. !
I I'rivucy Secured As He
I Unrecognized
riiniiiiiM Cnloiid Hv-m TlirmiKll
To nit Ml mi riiviijiiuii- Molt
After Miuijlr CamuiiflftK"
HI. Liilila, J ii in 2) . (IP) Col.
Churlfta A. l.luilliiTKh. worlil-fii-nioua
fllnr. loiluy illHCOvori'd that
u hut liua Hm vuliiahlii UHifa.
Tim Imro of tlm Nifw Vork
I'arla hop fun ml h roulit drlvo
hia own. cur In tint ilowutown
Htrci'tH iuiiiioliatil riMTi'ly liy
roviTlnK. hlr riu.'y hlnml liilr un
liir i ho Kruy liut In I'urrii-il tin r
intr IiIh irliiniphmil il.ija In Ku
rnp" mid in Ihif hi'irtif honm-
"'"'il'iK. .
K-w n-roKiilxiil Hih l.innnl
youth na In? ilron! aliiiut Ht. Jiiila ,
on ma way in rnv.-r.il onf)ri'iii e i
wllh frlmwla ami liuirkiTM who ar'.
alilhiK I.I," In .IwlilInK future
plana.
; Colonol I.inilliorKliw.iB atVI mi-
ili'Hili'il today win-re lm would
, tlevotn hia 1 1 nu alilinuicli ma
linrliiira Intlmnted that the younK
i flliT in k I b pi-rauudi'd in head
!n KlKiintir air i-orporilloll here.
Mote imiiminiite plan run tor
in trip to New vm'K mm waan-
inirton, prohalily within two
week.. ' '
lint for llm present, the ere,
naa murn to Keen nun oi-cuimti.
i Ktarka of inuil ami piirKum-a m:u
owuit iu.anect ion
.InilberKh lie-
'nun the work of opening the
i thnuaanda of nmaaugea nml
Pr-
i Cel Momluy. lie lo-m oti ma
rout uml collar and for nn hour
lolled ut the task of reading
; lul ml red of .'utter or emigrant-
liition.
I Kvangellne Lodge l.lndbe'-gh
the hero moiher. who run xeen
; hor on feted both here and In
i the eaU. returned to Detroit late
Monday. Mr. Lindbergh hid an
. nnitnred that he will reaunio her
teaching dulle In Detroit ihooa
next veur.
Only one iiieduled event ai
on- Pobinel l.lntHNicbM- prognira
lodny. He will addre grouo
of commercial and Industrial
Iroili-rs at a civic dinner.
PAl'I.INA I'liOTrt TAKKX
Paulina lake, recentjy stocked
wlth trout. Is attracting the at- cnarges growing out oi ner ai
i..ni,inti of nroanertlva slimmer ti-nilnc,e of a meeting of the
resort owner, it wo
learned
here today wiin tne announce-
mi nt thK several applications
for a resort Bile have been re-
fdlv.,!
Applicant do not plan to
build this year but will start
ron.truclii.il In the next few
years, when tne trout pianien uy
i k a. ,n. nnl...iii h.ive
miUum
I'millnn lake I located In the
(scenic Paulina crater area,
to the weat of East lake.
just
at Geneva Today
,.,,.,. i,.r ,.. l,o
I .1. .1 : .1..I . . .
s.-'iinivsivv. "vini .a
iiimi ami Aiun iiiui "vivki i
... i ... ..il . i . . i .
committee wn en woum uivkiu
nn tlm nnti fnwiiiiiii nimnrl'l Will
President
I
un ins way io liie nines inns rrewi.mi.t .o.n.usc b.uimivu i xihiiiuiuiiu, auu., iu .....v
lnl pnrk. n1 townships tntlnue testlmortlnl to It World wra dead. The arrow points to the president
. . . . . .. . i. ..I.
above, Ihe Inset showing the chief
GIVEN PARDON;
BY GOV. YOUNG;
i
p. n. . .
OlXtV Year Old Woman
nip r ii
HELD NO CRIMINAL
l j
CaHfornia Governor Sets ;
Aside Conviction and 1
Sentence
i Ocklrml, Calif.. June 21.
(lb, Sixtv-vear-ohl Charloii..
Ahli Whitney, noi lal wurker
convlcti il in war time aa a dan
Kir..u ra.llial. loiluy was t'roe
,0 .,, ll(!r ,.L.,inln)! yearH to
hor Invapd niulliiT anil the flow-
,-r, ur (,!,, ot 1)er rlaKe a,
Ccrmvl-hylip-Sra.
V v ,
tthi tmy a a,-,. -me of from 1
to H yearn In San Quentin
,,rMn Tlie i;n,i stale
Hu
i,r,.,.. rnurt i.,i llnh.i,i h..r oon.
vli ilon May 17
C..mlli..n' Almonmil"
: .., am ,BHlllnK th, ,.,, ,je.
nnw I .iin'i i...w....a .i,nf .iav
r,ii,lary rlrcumatanrea thla caae
woulil ever have been brought to ,
4rVl. 1lt.cauiie' lllp nUnrm.-.t con-!
ditl,,.,, Hiteiutine th. irl.,1 .
),, wav mwurd explaining the
yCidli-t (r t)le jury", the gov-
.rnor ealil In unnotiiiclng tho
pardon
Ml... l-ht. ...... III. I.... I.I...I
.....,.-,. M.I--.....K I.I.-..U
of the iinfortmmte. in any true'
enae Is not
.... . .
criminal and to
... .n , iiueouiu. uvy w cru uum w lllioul
condemn her at 60 year of ge . . "
, , . ,, , . ui.l,la,s- Ky ore a baggy salt and
to a felon cell I an act which ,.. ... . .. , ,r . , ...
. I... . . . ., 'pepper suit rut Norfolk style with
totluy mid her attorney, John
!.r .... I- Vnelin ), n .ilanH nr..).. .
I..,,.. n.i.. Il,r,.,,,l,.,,,, th.
vnirr in tlSWet,iheiMM'W!jrtHl1 'i-Hyfc5
her defense, was reported away;""" ''"TU ""''
ftom hi home in San Francisco. :r0rl house. At f rt they were
v..,.i.... i i,..i,i -token Into the jailers office on
The welfare worker was brought
to trial January 20. 1920. on
Oakland branch of the communist
r
to San Quentin February 20. The,
She was sentenced
insinci conn . niiem .-x,
year later upheld the lower1
court., a did the state supreme
mil finally the United
supreme coun.
known
is the
"
throughout California
Tiamolon of tho undefended. De-
fenao of herself she left largely
to those who voluntarily had un
dertaken her cause.
Fear and hate", she tviid
H. - . ....
.1 nf thn llnllan
"lll'll lllll'IIIH U I.I . i , . . .......
Mine supreme ,-on...,
"are the moat destructive forces
in tne worm toeny. i c-annoi
afford either. What would life
ZVZ TJJ I'ZZ
tiling fT It Were
ruled by fear? and what a world Soon afterwBrl9i wnen the, he certnlrJy would not take off , nB satd. There were fo be no
ii would lie If U were entirely .mon1(.r aai father had moved a-! hue today or early in the morn- j passengers carried until Thurs
pnlsoned by hnle!" jway from the curious gase of the 1 ing. as he had considered doing. ay however. 1
lny KrM-iil Ijiw " crowd, motion picture operators! RvPll anj ,i,e three men who! stage service from ncnd- lo-
Austin Lewis, attorney for the
cm -......lufln ..liiinlar A mnrlfHin
f-n.ll lll.ar.ilna ITnlnn 11 n nrcnn-
.;'
, """, " . V;.!.. h
1 1 ".. " ...
fight for clemency, said the tin -
,
J
liilnn.tii in ilirprt Its efforts
Continued on psgu threei
Dedicates Indiana Park
i.i..... 1 1 .1 ......... .1 II.. ... ........
exeotttlve bofore tho microphone.
pie attemlod the ceremonies.
' .
Momcr anther lodaviM'KENZIEPASS
Hugh .Not Allowed to See
Occupy Closing
JwikKon villi;, June 21. (IP) Final summaries in the trial
of HiiKh D'Aulrerriorit were expected to be completed here
thiK afternoon, with th cane scheduled to reach the jury he-
.iwiv tin.- tnu i Lmii,y n uuui i.
jfiiment for the state occupied
D'Autremontf, father and mother and three sons, were re-
united today when Roy and Kay arrived here in custody of
LK JS. was at its highest fever
the famous :-, r..m..r..fi h,.r
fne reunion was only nominal. Rov and Rav have hi-nn
,oniy allowed to greet their father and mother through jail t
; bars and so far Hugh has not seen the twins. !
Khurtly nfirr tlm twins ..-
loi kml up In the littln hut box Jail
,h" ,"","e unA ,h
ZVullZ ! "v""' "l1"
sided allfthtly. (;:or,.'p Neutier be-
i:an the final orRiiment in the raae
r-.Kuinat HiiKh. 1 1 In roire could be
I hfiif-H nil IhrAiivh 1 1, a. .n..t unw.i
:ani1 oci-jwlonally hia wor.la .oiild
. w , ther , -
. . '
' w i" niiiK i.umii)
! n...in v : r.
..ii in .icuiilt urKuuieiii, uoy
aintiaen nimaeir by Hinging In beat
"''P emotional manner
"Daddy Don't Work In the Mine.
Huy and Ray arrived In Med-
i ford from Portland at 8:46. A
I""0 WW ' railroad Invea-
P01'1 "P"r. aePu'V
aheriffa and Medford policemen
met hte train and struggled with
the eager, determined crowd of
thrill hunter.) auiglng around the
Station.
vi,i, n r.. a-
' '
:r.i"'u uu uMueuruure on arrival aa
...... ... u .
generous pleat and a belt
j Ray wore a plainer brown till.
Hugh In Courtroom
rriveu (lie jail la
'he ffu,nd "oor nd hey could
be plainly eeen by the crowd
i round the Jail.
I Soon after the jail door closed
,on them, the father and mother
came walking arouud the side of
tle ja n
from behind the court
Roy caught sight of his father
before D'Atttremont saw his son.
and called out to him. "Hello j
dad.1' j
Hoth D'Autremont and Mrs.)
D'Autremont saw the twins then ,
and hurried up to the yard of the!
jail. The father extended his hand j
ilhrouffh the bars and said: !
boys." The'
"(lud to see you
i.in. k.i,..i.dj hi. n0ii:
' .... ,. .'
wnn sniues anu tiuicKiy iurneu'Jlu -
. . . kla tnna
from his hand to the smalli trem-
bI1K hand o lelr nlother ex.
WmM up and ihTongtl the bnrs
ril!1!rv The). pressed her hand
h . , . nnlhlll
- R Kmil
and camera men began rlamor -
liifr r,ir til.ttiria nn.i I ha linvi wura
lirmiiilil mil til III. lull ftlens. im.
' . "f . " ..
;.;,n ,f. , .h.
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, other to the sheriff's son.
I filth the sheriff and his son
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(Continued on page eight)
I I .. .1 . riari na W nton, .lamnr.
A crowd estimated at 200,000 poo-
Twins Meet
Brothers As Summaries
Day of His Trial
MenMioii. ueurife ieuner s ar-
most of the day.
21,
i
Motorist Loses
Track of Brake,
Breaks Window
Not in the tessi deflected
by plate-glass windows, J'ine
breeze are today sweeping
through the office of the O.'obe
Ttealty Co. at the . corner of
Wall and Oregon because an
automobile driver 1 failed to
find a brake In time.
It all happened late Monday
evening when a car driven by
Mary Patton and owned by
Robert T. Patton eased Into
a perking space In front of the
realty company office. Hut
the car did not stop In the
paint-designated space. It
rolled over the curbing, head
ed In a northerly direction.
The machine did not roll
far. There was a crash of
shattered glass end the big
plate-K,.ass window was gone.
The car stopped with one
wheel In the interior ot the
office.
This same place 'of bnslnes
was Involved In an accident
about four year ago when a
ear backed around the corner
from Wall -street Into the
plate glass, facing Oregon.
BYRDTOCARRY
MAIL TO PARIS
I?? i riXX:Il" 1 Ton f
riTfil VlllA-iai
Plane Planned
Roosevelt Field. N. Y.. June
21. (LP) Commander Richard E.
. nvr nnnminmil todnv that he
would not start on hte trans-.
- Atlantic IHgiu oeiore lomorrow
night.
Byrd said weather conditions
, Atlantic, from reports re-
! nt nnnif were SO DOOr that'nnrf lnmnTfnii It wnnlil rntnrTl?
1 ..-, him were ready for
.. ... . . a ha ivl -
' . i ...... ! na A mar- i
lne -" "'
i ca was 8n"PB lu
,tm. the weather clears. Weath -
! n.i u A avi.all.nt '
: er coniuuuui. tm
Bvrd said weather
reports
. ...... ,ia . vfitn nnrl
snowen iuw nwHua.. j
strong northeast winds over most:
ot the route he planned to follow
on his trip to Paris or beyond.
making the flight Impracticable ;
for about 24 hours. The America '
was brought on the field toiluy j
and two of itR three motors;
tested.
Before he leaves. Byrd wl'l be
sworn In as on air mail pilot,
and his flight will be the first
official government air mail trip
across the Atlantic.
Charles Lindbergh was on
leave trom the tfir mall service
when he made his flight, but
carried no mall. Clarence Cham-bei-Un
nnd Char.Ies Levlne car
ried several dozen letters, but
they were not air mall pilots.
Byrd will oa'p-y 200 letters, all
ot whleh are already at the field.
l,OXR SAILOR AMBITIOUS
Plymouth. England. June 21.
(IP) Thomas Drake, lonely mar
iner ot the Queen City Yacht
club, Seattle, who arrived lyes-,
terday from Charleston, S. C In
a 35-foot schooner, announced to
day he would sail to London and
, , .u. .ilnntl.
, ? "tM. . . . Alm c
" ' " " "
mH
'Jfl
tne unueo motes uione. no . m
lyears of age. '
' '
AUTOS CROSS
Mile High Road Open
To Traffic
LITTLE SNOW LEFT
j
Pt JfT
Of First Crossing Reach
. Eugene Monday Niirht
Eugene, Ore., June- 2t.-MP
E. fj. Narregan and Don II ml no it
of liend today possessed the
honor of being the first men to
-roan McKenzie pass in an auto
mobile this year. '
Starting from Bend lost SaU
tirday. the men negotiated the
snow-choked ' pass, aided occa
sionally by a state highway de
partment snow plow. They ar
rived in Eugene at 11:39 o'clock
last night.
According to Narregan, Bnow la
disappearing rapidly from tho
pass and will be gone In a few
days.
Not much snow is left now, he
said.
This was the first motor trip
over the Cascade at this point
since last November.
COM K HKRK TODAY
The first automobile ot tho
season from Eugene crossed the
McKenzie ass early this morn
ing, then turned around and
sped back to Eugene. It was
driven by Glenn Wlckwire of the
: Auburn agency ot Eugene, and
. was one of the agency car.
Wickwlre brought with him a -letter
of Introduction passed on
to him by O. L. Hammond, who
attempted the trip and was un
able to make the summit. The
letter wag from Frank Jenkins,
editor ot the Eugene Register,
and was handed to Police Officer
Brown of Bend who met Wlck
! wire at 2:15 o'clock this morn
I ing. Four passenger, whoso
names were not learned, accom
panied the Eugene driver.
Trip Take ft Hours
No serious trouble was encoun
tered. Wickwlre said. The ex-;
pedltlon carried shove's, and had!
td use them, but U was thought-
that on the return journey there,
would be sufficient crust to ob- ,
vlate the need ot any such work.
From Bug to Ben,
Eugene to Bend there -was.
a total of eight hours' time
elcpsed.
Stage traffic on the pass will
be resumed on Thursday, it was
I . ,hi. mrn(n. hv M
. .
; . Keeci manuger oi uiv cusviui
l. '
division, Oregon , Stages,
Inc.
Reed -ame ,n ,ast
I Portland, bringing a
night front
new stage
. tor the run. This, morning the,
, .h.Hlr.ir for Rueane.
I Eugene was discontinued on No
l i.A. .n U.... .... nf anno.
i - -
M
Stage Gets Stuck But
- ...
i en j onouer units
A) (he i,orsepower whlch-a' big
glx,vIIniler eng,no under the
hood of new Bend-to-Eugeno J
.tae 0Mia ,,. talleii to put
, 8!;oo ,, of motor vchco ,
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(Continued on pnge six)
j !
Aunt Het
' "Mary makes mo mad, '
tryln' to be1 sanitary nbo.it
ever'thlng else an' lettin'
very silly woman In town
kiss her baby ." ' . "
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