The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 21, 1927, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. BEND OREGON TUESDAY, Jl'NE 21. 1027 l :b wis Liberty TONIGHT ONLY D'Autremont Twins . Meet Parents Today Z'.Z Continued from pt.ge one) lnpt out of sight back of tho door UiidM. -One camera man nskcri the tftlns 10 smile. "-Hoy was obliging about that. Cut lluy guve 111 in u slony gate ami Mid, "Thai's hard to do." 1(oy l kept In u cell on the second floor in tho left corner of the jail, and Ilay In a similar cell oil the right so Itolh ran be aenn from th yard. Itay romp to tho jithduw and' conversed with a large Woman in the court yard for sjerul in InutcR before tho sheriff' uw til in and went ovf and Mopp rtf Ihe conversation. The sheriff tq!d him he could seo any relatives or- friends later but that he could fjtjl.tolk out of the window he Mtise thai would attract unwel cYfme crowds. 4Jrtty girls, mostly of high (Chool a Re, were more in evidence. today than at any other time dnr-i JJ the trial. They found places Orison and bring the baby, lie to sit and made the view of t he j mi Id he did not know whether cells of Ray and Roy highly :n I she wanted to come. He hasn't fact so highly it was almor.i ludis-, received any letters from her oretly decorntlve. : since the sheriff took him away Tells Ratty Co.Ml-n.ve : from Steubenvllle. -'The time I was mo deeply; .,, Bent her back ,0 hw par. of that.' uuicu uuiuifi at i mis a hum, i said. S TT Kf E and . Sherlcy Mason Myrtle Steadman Kallu Pasha . Alma Hcnnett (krtrude Aster and Jed Prouty "DON JUAN'S 3 NIGHTS" The Arabian Knights were pikers compared to Don Juan. He loved the ludies and fought the men who objected to his wooing. He was a true soldier of fortune--Dashing Durinx Adorable. Grand ; Prize Night I.IBKRTY COUNTRY STOKK FREE Ctulur ('html, KWh'UIc W'iffli. Iron, Picture of Thrvo SUtors, t Ii Photos, Itt'tl Ulankft. Cuke, Mux of CiK"i'tt, and GROCERIES All (Jiven Away Free! I could help on account of my wife living luck there end we refused to talk to reporters and 1 guess (hey Just mnde up any thing they wanted to, on account raid Ray. "was when my wife 1 brought the baby to the Steuben- ille Jail to tell me good-bye. She ; at Hanging Rock," he He explained that he and his prme for me to give her advice ,,rolnBr naa 50 mue mone an" about the furniture and He said it was the same way . about the report that they had j confessed. Somebody Jumped to : the conclusion when they udmlt- so on Site held Ihe baby up for me'tn , the trip was so expensive ho ,e identity, he explained. j I didn't know about her coming The twins Agreed readily to see. The little fellow recognized ' ,r" , " '-' me through the bars and held up 1 "We didn't have much time fx They talked back and ; Ills hands for me to lake him ! " about it." he said. "When 'or,h during this narrative, one Wtien he realized the bars were ' I w her in jail we were so filing pan ami tne oiner teiu.ig i hi" the way and I could not take busy talking about winding up PBrt- "'' Ry occasiona'.'y cor-; him he began to cry. I was 'our business affairs and. beside, reeling Ray and Roy asking fori ! she was so badly torn up over it connrmation. nay mo most oi ; I we couldn't taTk much." I lne taming, Met Wife's Fnther Klrst Worked In Woods I "Would you like to ask choked up with emotion. ..."Then my soul sank to lero." -'-When asked how much money! he. left with ITTs wife. Ray said: j -"Wo gave her $300 and thejany questions about my wife?" automobile and the furniture. I Ray asked during a brief luU In didn't we, Roy!" and Roy agreed the conversation. with him. .IThey said they had only t'. ff hire oUorjieys. - tilRd to See Smiles They worked two years in the country around Ohio. Mosf of the lime they were in the timber near Hanging Rock. They were out on a rural free delivery route and never got in to the post- "Tell us how you met her." 00 "Well, we were working In the I woods and we met i first. He is a timber cruiser. I Right after the correspondents got to be friends with him a greeted them, Ray said: "Dad long time before I knew he had a net us with a smile on his face, daughter. He kent inviting us He doesn't look a bit older". to come over and see him and I " furnace stack close to the post-: "It sure was good to see moth- thought a lot of him. Then one . office, a short while before going -r and dad again", added Roy. time we moved to a better stand to Steubenville. One day "U meant whole lot to us to of timber and learned that we I went in to the postoffice ;ee that smile. That meant more ! were not far from his home,, so .saw the circular. I han anything. It yvtve ns con-! we went over to call on him nnd ; "ft was that second circular". her father i office and none of their friends: postoffice. whe'e they could see , posters. Then they took a Job ' at Hanging Rock, tearing down ; Keep Your Feet Cool and in Fashion Extensive tests by scientists prove that light coloretf shoes are the coolest. A difference of 14 degrees was registered i between light blonde and blac when exposed to sun rays. $6.00 - $10.00 BLUE CRANE Th. Hosiery That Fits $1.00 Pursley's IlKMt'H HMOK HK.HMJl AI1TKIW Shoes for Hie Kill Ire Family 'Idence. It made our meeting more of joy and less sorrow. I hare been dreading this meeting more than I can say. I did not know how they'd take it." When asked how long U had been ginoe they had seen the mother, Ray said. "Oh long time". During esked the I met her there." Ray said, "and it was a good ' and take a chance on arrest. ' "How soon after th.it were yon 'one. Roy was struck right away! Hope ror Acquittal married?" . . with the excellent likenesses of "We knew we hud a good' "Oh: about three months." - .us. They must have been Uilk-. chance of being acquitted. We f Denies Death Threat j ing to friends to get such good I knew they didn't have much evlr j The twins were asked if they : descriptions. The postoffice was Idence on us. I could not take had given ont a statement to the , not any bigger than these twd my wife and baby because we A long, effect that if they had been ! ceVs and It had four windows didn't have enough money and I armed at the time of their ar- 1 and was light as day. Everyone didn't want to leave them. We the Interview Roy i rest they would have shot . that came in had to stick his ; decided to w.'tt until I could get jailer for a cuspidor.it out wltti the officers "rather : face right Into the posters al- enough money to tuke them, t and. In lieu of one, the jailer I than be taken alive". most when getting mall. They, Just could not run away from snread naner on the floor.. Roy! "We never said that, or any- , couldn't help seeing them. About them. And It was impractical to chewed tobacco vigorously aU the ; thing like It", they both agreed. : a month before the arrest Roy try to take them then. While. . and they asked to have that cor- saw the circular isn't that right. "Then somebody must have - Received Xo lietters j rected. Roy? He told me. and I said recognized Ihe posters and Tlav said he had not made up "I tell you what was the that was the worst menace to our the ' department of Justice his mind yet whether or not he IronWe". Ray explained. "I did I freedom so far. We decided not clals In Columbus." I Vented his wife to come out to not want an- more publicity than to go away but to wait a while i . I TO CLOSE TONIGHT u ror Sunnminmiep Coollimess III Banquet and Meeting to1 3! STRAWS In Tune with June! Every wanted braid, sennits, split sennits, yeddus, Swiss straw und other novelty weaves Included In one all embracing selection at $1.95 to $4-95 . GOLFERS NEEDS Here are accessories that do help your game things that will make the sport more plea sureanle. Suits $16.50 up Sweaters..$3.95 to $7.95 Hose j..$1.00 to $2.95 Caps $1.50 to $2.95 Knickers....$3.95 to $8.95 NEAl ; The district convention of the. its Neighbors of Woodcraft will close onlght with a banquet und open , jjJS meeting. The hanmiet will be )j held in the Pilot lliltlo In it t' o'clock flnil thf nnnn mnalln. will . i 1. .. be In fashmun's hall at 8 o'clock, the most popular teacher In the iH The next meeting will bo held , public schools of Kenosha. Wis. yti at lluker. i She was maid of honor at the an- Mrs. Minnie Hlner. grand "ual PW"1 which marked tht 3 guardian neighbor. Is In "cnnoi twh ena. .k dance at the convention. She upoke I 'at the meeting yesterday on lodge a. finances. A report on the Wood- fruft lifimn nt IHvnrulilu f,lir..r-: nla, was made by fleorgla Will- "f . V ., ""' . Sll'geredt. who is in charge of I h If. ( h" , . ' rmrt of tho work ' L "iimum, ww niniururf, nyr a?! FLOR SIIEIM SHOES THE BOSTON STORE HARDE MAN HATS inwwisiHwumeiiiisitfi ;sTHlaTu1sSiTsa(liTu1i1ittB End Program The Teacher 4B -M y 1 I land, Hello Wright, Virginia Dave r Mi'Keinnn : from I.a Orande. Hazel Rolibln, Myrtle Itoblis. Ite- A class . of no veil candidates tie Anderson. were taken Into the lodge at Ihei From Weston. Helm m jcpenneyCo. m "where savings are greatest' im ttltKIJIlN Hi'., 1IKMI, IIKKtiON Giving fakes' Not Ueinsnial-Eveiryday Program Here If the Giving of Values and the Assuring Every Customer of Absolute Satisfaction Were an Unusual Occurrence, Then This Store and Every J. C. Penney Co. Store Would Be Just Like Any Other Store. Value-Giving Here Is Sure and Definite Lingerie Fabric Dainty Dmbk Make your own pretty un dcrthings at home from mod' eitly priced and attractive lin gerie fabrics. Dimity, tuin look, plisse crepe, bitiitcj, and voile, ruujing in price, The Yard 15c to 49c ' 1 25 th Anniversary "Eelle hie" A Fine Muslin Our own trademark which we are proud to offer to you. Ideal (or hundreds 'of household usei. 39 incite! wide unbleached and 36 In. wide bleached. So low priced, yard 10c H C S Gingham Known Nti on-Wide The Standard Ging ham I For beauty, Cot wear, for vnluc Kancy designs as well as plain colors. 32 inches wide, the yard 16c 25- Anniversary PiUow Cases "Nation-Wide" Brand Good quality caiei ready to uie and priced moil at tractively fur our Anntver sry. Etch 27c 25h Anniversary Bed Spreads Two Good Styles run pi Kiwanto Crepe For Undergarments It requires little or no ironing nnd is obtainable in an cxrellei quality, all white, with a beautiful liiiisli. It lasts ! The yd, 23c j 25m Anniversary Towel Value! Turkish Largs Sis Here Is your chancel To re-. plenith tint always diminishing towel iusply. Large siw, extra beary towels, each 25c 25th Anniversary More of Our Silver Year Rogers' Table Silverware At the Same Low Price m. Ropers Mfp;. Co.'s guarantee without time limit. J6 PI.C. Set hi Art Cm I Heavy deposit pure silver. Stainless slerl knives with quad ruple silver-plated handles. Spoons and forks nave reinforced plat where wear is heaviest. Klvu iJS.cvenlna- meeting last nlchl. They Peternon. Kva I.lpiillcn, Kllu-I Sl wore Mm. Maud O'Nuil, Mrs, H"dr, l.iiurlllu tlllliinii, Mllilrrd JfS Dorothy Ncdrow, Mrs. Winnlfred Johnson, and Vern llnll. Mnud llnr Luraliee, Mrs. Marie llurtwiR, Mrs. '"" nu Hester tioodman 5 Murv Jiirrunl Mm KAihrvn Koiiv Hums: fWnih l.ii nc v and l.cllia ; I.. lH'and Dr. J. K. Ilosch. J Viola Cruli? from North Powder; () i The llend Jtivenllle clrcla of tlief'ara I.. Ue, Murlliu Kermison, .' iif;KiiiMirn oi w nuucriiu pin on tne '""""" ,..i,,.,m, i.uin iuutiiu, s rltiiuliHtic work yseterduy after $5.90 Crinkled spreads! One in cotton and the other with lustrous rayon stripes. Typical of Anni versary Values. 98c and $2.98 Silk Pongee Hcaty and Lustrous This Is 12 mumme pon- get Ex ceptional values at. the yard only, 49c 25th Anniversary j New Sheets? Buy Wizard Brand Thrifty housewives are constantly on the lookout for worthwhile savinRi this sheet Value is one to heed. 7L'x!iil sheet for r: ' v ', 1 rn 79c 25th Anniversary Panel Curtains Of Simple Style A churinlllK but Inexpen sive Panel t'tirlaln of Not. I In u tin in Net 4fi In. x 2', yd. Ivory or Kcru. (lood value. 98c Sewing Thread I. A P. (.'oiiIh, our prli'r, 4c Knxle. Josepblnn Murlln, ft it t la A.; from Hyden, Mnry t'linllinin. Huh Bird, Mnry K. Hlmeffler, Nellie Kleminic, Pearl Kli hhiirn. Mnry j l,lndi:ny, Klhnl K. Mnf'nnimll, j Mary Hcolt, Mnry 10. Drown mid I Wllllnm Wh!tnn, Viola M. Illek-', PRINFVFF I F HOI HQ '"" l,r," sjrrereil lVlV. r l'"r '" """ '" h''1" h- Bill Wflfll MARK'FT.,"K 1101 a--IHa lain lo the iiwnnm. "Sj IF UUli I j KKht huyerH worn pr,tm,nl, ,,, ,f them ri'presontliiK Hokiiiii flriiiM. 180.(00 Pfllliulu SM in' 1hlM Veins' cllpii are, on lh. One Day Sale whole, not ns Kuml ii m I'llmi of i flii mcr years, due In the droulh or j Ins! siimmiir iiml severe wlni. r 21. li'iindltiona In 11125 nnd 11)211, It noon for the convention delemites.i ' rn" from Union. nrron, Nellie II. flunk and lien. Sg Mrs. Frank llrobert Is senior Kiiiir-I Lizzie. A. Morun, Husnn Mornn, r "'ll'1 (jU" "uker. St! dlun in charge of the Bend Juve-'f:arrlo K. Hlltes, Valeria PltiKoff. Hosier Alloc Mender, nnd Fern' I rlnevlllo, Ore., .In no 11 1 lo work. . l.Mury Johnaon und Jessie Pllchnr, Howell, of Prairie City: ' "I'cini i over 180.01) ponds of l Hie opinion of wool exports. Itefreshments woro served ufler from Huntlniton: Jessie f!. Hnunv 1 l.oekcy FlHk and Mnudo Hunt of ' r""k (Irnnt cnunly wool was Also, tho wolnlil of I he ellna of. Wf the evcninK meeting last night hy.Annu Hchryer, Ituth A. Hlllnger, ; Arlington; Carrie :. Hlnle. Alice ('.i""1'1 ' Prlnnvllln today nl a prlro! fered for sale here were helow the i(S memhers of the fiend lodge. Innd Clara M. Ilazelllnc of Canyon ,''ook, Mnry K. ftnlley. Mabel ,, , "mglng from 27 to 30 ninls. ' nverage of former years, primarily jig One hundred und ten delegnles ! flltyl Allco U. Ilasmiis, Anna '"'"'''. Anna H. Illley, Corn It. 1 """ " far ns known, was . Iiwiiiihii of cold weulher and early nre in utlenduncn at the conven-, Drown, Klsle Cowln, llnltle Fer- H"""' null Muudn K. Plei'Hon of , 1 1 """vine n nrsi seined inn Bftle. , sneiirnig. rno clips of some of Ihn Hon from u II ports of Kusteru (Olson. Clnra Hlocuin. Lawrence I., i "end. i Today's movement of wool ne. flocks woro removed hefura tho nrri.na ,.nn.ii.. ,i. couiils for nhmil mm fi.nii, r n,..'Kruasu uot Into' Die wiml. ""V'ln ,1 I I .Jltll I MM 'UW ITIII Villi- - ...... .,, ,,,. . Hon ore Kthol Piper, past guard-! c"n HiIm dlstilct, estimated A w"01 l,lu "III ho held i ti ll Condon noelihnrt .lonnlo M .Ir.hn. at Efio.ouo ponds. A conslilnriihle morrow nt Hhaulko mid In Kimrdlan nnlghbor; Kmma ",,rl 'J1B i "HP los lint yet:"" inurstiay, Today's sale hero n Warehouse and Central Oregon. Pnndlntnn ra- Hlocuin, Corn D, Crawford. Ilornlcn presentatlves lire us follows: ! niilllnuii. I.lllo Foil. Klnui Mini Ii S Ida Olson, Mae Frladly, Anna Md-'anil John Hluth, of Hnppnor. sti Connell, Ethclyn Hursmun, Agnos: Mnudo On in tin nnd Mary Wnn- IIoho Mansfield, ndvlBor: liloiinor I "mvod from t ho homo 1 wn" ""''I ' I'rlnnv Anna ItntmrlanH 1 t.iinlnilfi fjr,nr,v Pnf,, ti,.bu,.n ,.f V,. VI..A .u.i.. trt- riltlr'hou Hnlna htti lnn,i u,.l.l 1.. Co.. Illlllfl lia. UH..nni,(., . ,, nrni, n, JT1 11 1 JT I. Ill- ' " ' "i"M nwill ,1, lll(T, gjl Francis Mradloy, Ida Hnraman.i Condon; Nolllo PntHcnrd, Klvaslny. miigiclun; Riinili A. Hull, al-1 Htiod: . . Louise McCnll, Ponrl Htrohlo. I Hammond, nnd Nina C. Wymnn of tnndnnt; Itosn Ashe, contain ofi Today's hlghnst prices, .10' A nronilnoni chin... om i M Tililo Waters Fossil's delegate Inlnes; Esslo Lnndoro nnd Mag-; guards; nolo I. Crosnp, flng lienr-l cents, wont to Ihe owners of thelwho iM Tti,ni, Ii Athena representatives are Mln- Payne, Ktella Knnn, and Lours gle Alien Mum ford of Wallowa; 'nr-; Rnlma Drown Sarah K. Hufton, Violet Nelson THnry yesko, oulor guartl; Wlnl dnd Mabol C. Hlaght, of Vuln;ifrod II. Cass, musician; Christine Vnrlle K. Moollor, Mnudo M. Wit-1 Taylor, Nolllo M. llrown. nnd Cross; from Prlnevllle, Dot Irvhotn, Mnry J. Mifrriiy, Draco' Dorothy Thomnn, monognrs. Koerns llros., whoso clip amounts to soiiio 30,000 pounds Mils year. Throo or four clips, soma or those of owners of big flocks, woro stiifrcd chauffeur, duly burned nflor his il oin Inn, In order llinl Iboy might ho available for Ills uno In tho noxt world. "