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

THE BEND BULLETIN
( WICVIHHH
Fair untight iiml Friday, lint
with fim iiiuir tho coast,
AND
CENTRAL OREGON
PRESS
:
VOL. XX.
THK BKND HUI.l.KTIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 21, 1927
NO. 39
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CRATER ROAD
BY PINNACLES
IS NOWOPEN
Highway Official Back
From Trip South
ATTACKS PLANNED
K(ui)ini'nt for Winter's
Battle With Snow on
Divide Ordered
Willi juimmr Jut HHtllriK nv.-r
tint Central Or.-yuii country, the
hi nl i' IiIkIiwu)' iliiurliin'iit 1 Imik
In K ttltt'tnl to lime win II III"
n n it mil! hiit I U' with Nhow will In
Kin. I(tiiiilnllliih lor liiw Know
flKlitlliK ti it I p t with In-1 UK
iiuutt nut today ut (In offlro o(
(', W, Wuuxt!', iHvIkIoii OlIKlllftT
w ho n-t uriiml to MiMiil yettieriluy
from uii liiHjmi-ilnii I rip Into
llu ninth run nt y.
Kor tin fir llnii ihU rmr,
tin Ha ml t-nrk eiilrmirt to
('ruler luki iurk In open
to Muffle nit fur n Outer
lake loilito, whllo Ihe rtm
roml In Mtltl liturkfil ly luavy
ill in h. Winner r-port ml. Oilier
roiuU In l ho hlKh I'oiuilry urn
nuMtliiK muter the Infhu'iiro of
Him wtirm wt'iither, uiul with the
hut I li with liiHt winter' unuw
mwirly oVtr, plnn nr helnn laid
fur tin ronrhiK rumpulRii.
HmhhI lsln .l
lltxh h I equipment o rover
Ihe eiillrw ".-tittle fright" it
qntcMv n pniml.-.V will hi mlilfil
In the tuittery of nrruper Miule
;iim1 l hi "Henvy nrtlllery", n 13
tnn roiury jt-now plow, upon
will, li Hie highway
rnlli-d IuhI winter In
iiii.irtniein
the cam
pulKn In keen The Imllea-t'nllfor-ula
highway open In Irnfflc In
mkIim it sa.r.w.t Mf.iii.' r it Kv
inouiiilng a new type of rotary ',
plow on trucks cupnble of ouiing .
hmiiKh llaht drlfis at 15 or to ,
Ml
','e an hour, ihe snow fighters
in be able in forestall formation j
f heavy drifts by covering the ,
entire mud will. .. . hor.
nUZ:"ZirZ I:?' an
tiiiMili.il V heavy fall of snow late:
lit Feburury. round Hie ilepin-.
men! relvlne. oil tmwerflll but
slow nmvliiK machinery, supple-
meuled oiilv hv truck w II h
scraper blades. ' In Ihe storm
Iniiiic-dliiti.'y proredhig the Fort
KliiiniillM'i.iter lake ski race, the
road drlfled over almost over
night, add the heavy snow plow,
traveling at from I wo lo riv. ,
miles an hour, was left behind I
for a few days In the race be-
lw..n Kl... Winter and Ihe high-
dopiirtnient. This year.
way
will I...V.. n l.nllerv (if "light I
h-,111.....'1 m..,.i.i,. ..r iiinvliis I
2:;,
nmicklng lli, MIH? u Ihny f.m. 1
.'ling before snow piles 111 so deep.
ly Hint the heavy plow lins to he;
called Into action.
Paves Tlmnigli Tlinher
Most of the Send Creek section
of the highway, which represents i
thn rront line trenches In the!
nn mm I warfare, runs through
,,
timber which cuts down
danger or the heavy drlfis to a
certain extent. Duo to this fact,
the heavy equipment, aided by
lighter, faster plows, will be able
In coiicenlniln It's efforts on
certain purls of III" rond whero
nig onus n.rni mm ...
lime Ihe Itivadliig rorces can
lie :
Irrned buck along the entire
roulc.
Lust year's battle was a hnrd
one. but I ho rond was kept open
practically the enllro year. For
a period of .less I linn n week the;
drifts closed over Ihe rond. This
your, under butllo plans oulllned ,
In l'lild-siimmor, Ihe main men j
hope Id nmo through with a i
coiiipliiln vlelory. , '
Work On All Sectors . i
Will Start This Week
Klnmnth FnVs, July 21. (LP)
Kennolh Ibnisnr of Ihe llaiiser
llrothors' conslructlon firm, sald.lng. A smokers tire irom neiow )n!l ,,,.. oxporlmont. nnd
on a visit lo this city that, work . Itlversldo camp on the MotolltisiRO flir , cIl ,. ,,
.on Ihe llni.d-lo-Klamath fNills ex-; river wus roporled Into Tuesday ,. nlllll)l)lg (lct t0 ,)lrm pr011e.
- I ..I-- tt.i.i- ...nl I, ,, ' . . . " r. .
Innsliin or thn Oregon Trunk
would be under way on all seo
. lions of Ihe linn by tho nnd of
thin week.
Jlniinor said that SI miles of
Iho 40 mllos of new gradn lo
ho constructed nro covorod hy
nub-rnnlrncla nnd all sub-con
tractors nro to
sjtnrt work nt.
on(,0
Can Dempscy
.sMlsii
lin k lli'nip-i . who liml hU i li.nnilmi.ilii In (irlle Tillilli ) lill .llt
11 llic N.'Miil rlnilllttn, llllllk he i n
.'in k Hlmi'ki'V of Ni Vulk lonlulil
( It li ImmiI. It. liii -. fii'iu the l.lu
riie lliilli'tln anil lirnmlrni oier tin
oi-ul l rHfirl to net iimlfr
I . y.1 I mm I
LaST III SI! S l.lllh HflinS
V. f
eterailS UDen
H'l rr. r i ..L
iiu i'i imu'riiiK iiu'ii iiuiniT .iroiinu mine im .i
Chairs Draped In Hlack
o. hi... ai: v.. i.. nt
OlHIWmiT, .111(111., JIIIV il,
vi'tiTMiin on thu stiiKt' of the StillwattT auditorium today
kfinily niiwd winu kIiinhch and mid tribute to 31 (lcceasod
romrndcM who were rt're.ieiltt'd at the "last man's flub"
lmiuiiut hy turned, crepe draped chairs.
it,.r ,,, 87. president; John Goff, 8.'?, St. Paul, and
churles I.ot kwood, 82. Chaniberlin, S. I)., plainly revealed
. ,,., v(twlH f . farMVt. to ,lt. .otherlHMd whieh
rn,o battle of Lull Run.
racing the long hnnuuel liible
places set ror the depurteil,
" "" ""'" following tlll-
Ruling of n hntt f rare vlnluge 1
ni" was to nuve neen reserved
i'"1" " Iv llvltt uieniber.
Through the slmplu ceremony
' ' K-I men bid fare,
eoiihl be realised llielr Joys
,'1"'! sorrows during Ihe years or
!'
"
decidedly nllcriHl scene
ed with the July 21 ol
, compared with the July 21 or
M"1 vml" ''""'' "'''
'' Syer house unci
flellilslllp
' I'10 courageous conipiiuy H.
MI.mk..V l..f,.n.r;. UM
- most of Its enrollmeiil In the .
.terrific conilmt.
When Ihey mel In 1S84 the
nierrlinent of. youth prevailed
There was great rejoicing mingled
Willi remeiiibrunces of Ihe "lost
buddies."
Today Ihe "lust man's club"
wns dissolved In name, not in
spirit as tho three survivors pro-
seined a le symbolic of patriot-
! Ism which Is enduring to the end
i or lima. . '
; The Imllle ol wine wns brought
'to the scene of the banquet (tiini
1 a vault in Ihe First Niilloniil bank
'hero liml lakcn from u small
',,., T,. ,,,, i, ,., ,
... ,
! or all charier memners or the on ine nignway in give prece
cluh. jdenrn to curs going rist on
i 11 ml Ihe resolution ndopted nt
jlhe oarly meetings of, tho organ-
. Itatlon been fultllled. some time
In the future (ho survivor would rrtison Is opposed by tho depart-
, , . , . ,, , , .....
have made a toast to all his com- ment.
miles at an annual banquet.
. .
I,1IS year ll was (icrincil in lino
Ihu sessions of the club loduy.
.. .
Smokers and Campers
I
Start Fires In Forests
A smoker's fire, eight miles
from Bisters along the McKmulo
highway, was reported to the,,,,, hKhway.
. rarest service office this morn-
ovnitlng. This morning it
"US
reported under colli ml.
A camper's fire burned over
about five square Toot nf ground
nonr Corral springs yesterday bo
fore. It was put under control.
Tracks of the campers worn
found by tho flra fighter squad
which went to Ihn senno of Ihe
i flro yesterday.
Come Back?
l rulilr hul k. 'I II. . Ilullil llli .-C
for Hie rlulil In fare Tlllllli'V In n!
Hutu HI Im- niiHvml In lleml hy ;
touil hiiciiker iNlin. Tin iniilii
n t.hiirli) iH-fnre o'rlix k.
- j
w. -n. '
ITS rmal InntPrPnrP
i in ul
Aged DOltle
4. fm 1 I n.!,L .
Ytiungest of (I roup Is 82
im t-i ....... -
' llirif lOUlTIIlK UIVII
STREET SIGN
IS PROTESTED
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HlgllWay Department
, 1 T 1
. s i M 1
10 rtSK IvemOVai
A i.r..i.. rrn. ih i.i-i..
U' l
"""" Franklin avenue will
be filed at the city council nieel-
Ins tonight, nccordlna lo C. W.
.!wn.r . .livlxlou engineer. Hob-
ert It. Iloiild. city engineer, wus
I requested to Inrorin the council
" highway (rpnrtmeiH's op -
position to tho slop street.
The course of Tho rVi.Mcs - Call -
rornla highway through Bend..
south on Wall street to Frank-,
ill", east on Franklin lo Hill. ;
.south on Hill at red. should be
"Ihiough street", according I"
, mo .precedents estuiiiisiied by
i Hie highway department, Wunier
I -., The li.n slen. belns- nlsced
Franklin nvenue past thu hlgh-
way turn. Is contrary to this es-
, tiihllshed ruling uiul , lor that
i Only one other stop sign e.'ong
,. .,. ., .. u
i lie course in ine lusim"? miiiiiikii
illio city hus been Inslnllod, the
lone on (Ireonwood avenue which
gives .precedence lo traffic on
Wall street. In this Instance,
Wanser pointed out, tho city rec-
ngnlr.cd Ihe
hlghwny nn
the
through si reel
and ordered
the
j ,,, oll , ,,, Bll.0Pt Mprng
Th (p Knil wnr, n,tnlIod
i ., nf ,1rlv..u wl.n full In linn.l.
thfl signs.
DIVOHCK WANTED
Paris, July 21. (LP) Dudloy
F I o 1 d Mnlono, Internationally
known divorce Juwyer, todny nd-
mltlod Hint his wife Doris Rtev.
ens hn (I begun suit for dlvorro.
INFANT KING
! NAMED RULER
! OF MILLIONS
Playthings Are Liked
by Little Michael
REGENTS TO ASSIST
Six Year Old Hoy Gives
J Up Indian Costume for
Crown Aunt Liked
Bucharest. July 21. (LP) A
If.ilr, eiir.hulr'd boy itf r today
wus I hi' niuiiliiiil ruler of 2(1,(1011.-
lino people In I In- ItliiKilum of
Itoiiniunlu.
Kxilin iikIiik ti Ih Imllun play'
'rostume for a crown, the son of
1 the i-il.'i'd I'rlnce Carol unci of ;
J I'rliii'i'HH Helen, lule yesterday he-j
li'Uiiin Klnic Michael I, linn than I
I 1(1 hours ufler (he death of Fer-j
dliiund, the rhlld's grandfather, j
During the child's minority a I
'regency of three members, repre-1
khuIIiik tlx court. ahuri:b and Ju-
dlrlary. will rtilt the land, at
. Iran In numf. Actuutly tho man
behind th thronH at prcm-nt h
i rri'intiT nruuunu.
Itlirinl Im Saturday
Kcrdlnund will be' buried on
Saturday ul I'urtca Duarges. andicelved here today from J
on Monday the regency will es-
tahllsh headnuarlers In the royal
palace to perpetuute the dynasty.
lliiiinuinlu'a ,1.11.1 Iclllir (a fond
lm.h. in.'i
iany other boy of his age. But i Hosteller and Paul llosmer en-
, he rnillzml for some time that heitertalned National Commander
is a royal child.
I mnui an like a nrlnre" hear last nigni ano was eninusins-
i .... i. vi.
'teeth nnd refused lo let the ' a lno opening session of the con-
- tears wine to his eyes while ho!ve"",n ,ni" morning.
i.... i...i.i .h.. hi. t...i -. '"" ' corPH is a knock-
"
conlracled rnbli. He se,'dom
cries.
lllllllll Not (ilMMl
Ills health had been delicate.
Once he wus taken to Itapallo
Creek Orthodox church, although
Kenlliuind was a lloman vatnouc
I ..... .. Xl..n I. n IIH1I..I..I
nun vii."?ii iti.i 10 ii . luirnioui.
llhi pretty num. Ihe Princess
lllivuia, has been the child's fa -
ivorlle umong the members of the
family nnd court.
.Through his mother, Michael Is
ia great great grandson of Queen
! Victoria or England. Ho
Is a.
COIISIIl Ol 1VIUK lii.im
I ""rlu and a grandson or
King Cunstantine or Ore
Boris of
Bulj
the .'ute
reece.
Vremonlcs Art Solemn
The ceremonies In the house or
parliament proclaiming Michael
' .n-A .Unnlii onlamn Tho
tviiift " v: l u II" ii; i
chamber of deputies nnd the sen-
c..s,.l.tig the national as-
! .embly. met Jointly for the oc-
I (vision.
Kveryone was
In mourning.
packed with
' rne gliliery was
members or the diplomatic corps
Bnn lading personalities or the
; kingdom.
j
1 J yyy J)CKAri tKiJ
STEP ON SCALES
.ShlirkO.V Is Poilnd and a
Half Heavier
Hy Henry I., Kurrell
lllnlt.'d I'm-. Stsff Crr.MimWntl
New York, July 21. (IP) Jack
iua'i , ViT
"""P"" we'gnea in nt i n
pmlm " . !'. '" ..y . .
" " U"A j
'Ing commission this nrternoon ror;
: , , ,,.,,
;'' ' ' " '
The flglilers wolg
The fighters weighed In nt Mad
tson Hqtuire garden hut did not '
meet each other,
thu commission decided upon
the garden us the best plaoo to
I weigh In heruuso ol the huge
crowds which would hnve assem
bled nt Us offices In Ihe Fin! Iron
. bulliHWC
Dempaey was first. He stepped
, upon the scales and then was ex-
! """""" "'"""'-
, the commission s special physician,
I Dempsey shadow boxed r..r . in In-
nln np wn nflnr which nr. Wnlk-
j or applied his slethosrope.
"He Is in perrect condition,
the doctor said.
Dempaey expressed confidence
as hn posed tor ploturoa.
"I'm sure I'll win," ho said
while the reporters worn gasping
from thn effects or flashlight pow
der tu Hies.
. rt ... J " ' . u..tu ivj. U....U. imcs ui ig uu me iiuuiuiiiun iuo uajr iiuiie else seemoa 10 mat'
winter reson on ine jiioner- , lrelll rplleanla here Mon- whereupon the actor parked him- charge and $50 In the traffic ter. If one knew something about
ranean. when it was toured hll(ltty pvenlnE. , front of (he an I ,cheduIea tak
lungs were In poor condition. The ,,rllm corpi, con(eM. fr,darwl S,U , run over him. I yesterday Miller was again ar- place in the rlns at the Yankea
Michael was brought up In the which ,he Hend boys have been cm. H.,.j.nH th. nnr eot ' .-j ' ... ........ a,
Addict Poses
As Physician;
; Slugs a Nurse
Odklaivl. Cul., July 21. (LP)
- A nftrcofk atlillct who pott-!
kh u phyxUriun preparlriK to per
form on opjiuton today sIuk
Ki u providence hoHpituI nurst
Into iiiicmiHi'lmiHiM-HH tun I -capwl
with n kit filled with
druicH.
IntrorlunlriK himself a "Or,
Parker," tho mun appear! in
tin upcratliiK room where H'
en (ilofik, 2H, wuh workliiK and
(iwk:(J t h ul tho operutliiK table
h prcpuriMl for IiIh "patient,"
lio u-xt artki(l for imrcotlrH.
t Ah iIih iitirH Hlprted to the
T',om whr fin rent Im were
kpl, (hi, man crtpt up behind
hr and knocked h?r unron
rcIouh. Pollrn were told the girl lay
unconwioiiif for hulf an hour
tiffc-rc tUf rould call for aid.
i
BEND GROUP
WINS PRAISE
Lanjofiends Entertain
National Officer
The Ileiid delegation to the Am
erican legion convention in La
.Crt.tutM hii "rnntitrM.1" (lie enn-
ventlon. according to word re.!
C.
Wright, commander of Percy A
i
Stevens post. Wright, who was
nniniMl chairman of the 1928 con-
I iMl,m ratw.rl.wl ll.nl Ihe Rptltl
n a inn
Howard P. Savage In his private
Ulcallv received by the audience
., .. i.-rlhl lr.l Tho nMuii.
j Bend's delegation, including fit of a camera on one of the j session of intoxicating liquor and i "rkey fight. .
iyiieen llernlce Zufelt, the drum film colony's thoroughfares. with a violation of the state mo-j People, from bootblacks to
and bugle corps, the banjo trio j Eddie stopped Stilt as he drove J tor code. He entered pleas of 'bankers, were talking fight, al
and a Hawaiian orchestra, stormed J along the boulevard today and guilty on both charges and paid j most In a continuous babWo. For
r i . r;i it 1 1 it 1v0.1nntt.1nv nrrur nni .in.bo.i Wn a ,Ma ufiM riM.1 it. 1 ' ' .. - r . . lil:. i.uA j .
. practicing for the past six months,
, , acheduled for 4:15 p. m. to
I
miirruw,
I
1 La Orande, Ore., July 21. (IP)
with distinguished national of-
fleers and more than 1000 dele-
: gates and visitors In attendance,
I the ninth annual convention of
ihe American legion, depart-
. ment of Oregon, opened here at
9:30
is:.iu a. m. loaay. riegisiraiion
I groups Announced that the at-
tendance probably will triple be-
I fore night.
Among the morning arrivals
were several national officers, in
cluding Howard P. Savage, na
tional commander, and Charles
M'.Ms, Miami. Fin., head of the
Forty and Eight.
Political bees for department
j officers started bulling with the
opening of the convention. Oeorge
E. lAve, Eugene: Ben Fisher.
Marsh field; Vic McKenile. Salem:
Charles Johnson, Silverton, and
Jack Carkins of Vernonla all
have been mentioned but there
I. ha ilofliittn IrAnil tnwnrrt
H.AHRKI.Ij ADVANCES
' OciHiurn Bnrrell advanced to
I firm place In tho Junior challenge
I tennis tournament this morning
hy defeating Robert Foley. 6-3 8-6.
Barrell was Immediately chal-
' . i -. .....! n n.HHail l,n
I is now In third palce. Jack Staats
,dvnIlc0u to 10th place In the
iunlor tournament by dereatlng
Hubert Woerner, 8-0, 6-2.
Fight Returns
Returns from the ringside
in New Yoi'K wnere jbck
Dempaey and Jack Sharkey
are to battle tonight will be
received blow by blow over
The Bulletin's United Press
leased wire.
Just as fast as the telegraph
kev ticks off the returns, they
will be broadcast over The
Bulletin loud sneaker system
to Simpson's, the Palace, the
Windmill ana the Lotus. Also,
a loud speaker horn will be in
operation in front of The Bul
letin office.
First returns from the
fight are expected at about
5 :45. coast time, this evening,
but preliminary announce
ments over tne ioua speaicers
will start at 4 :30.
TWO HEAVYWEIGHT BATTLERS ARE READY
FOR 15 ROUND BOUT IN MAMMOTH STADIUM;
m FANS TO SEE CONTENDERS IN ACTION
What the Fighters Say
L'nlto.1
riompiiey In thin fight (tame
there are no cany m.irkn. Hhar- i
m i. i in pinpaicu '
to take anything any everything .
he has to offer. It's either he
or I, and I'm out to get him.
I'm Letter mentally and physical-
id
ly now than I have been for sev-'go
erai years and I m continent or
the outcome.
Hhnrkey I'm going Into this ,
fight to knock out Jack Demp-
sey.- But I'm not making the
; mistake of underrating Dempscy.
I There's nobody who has more re-,
jfpecl for his punch than I do. j
(Anyone who thinks he Is "gone" ,
Is fooling himself. But you can
I take It from me that I'm going
in there to knock him out.
Pedestrian's Dare i
Results In Injury j
Driver of Car Passes Ov-j
er Movie Man i
- """"" With Deadly Weapon Is.QueKtlnn of Ik1 Prowluro lp
CtiarKel Welch (Uwn to
HoHpituI
'
I Hollywood, Calif., July 21.
(LP) James O. Stltt. 26. is a man
' doesn't take a dare. Eddie
Welch. 33. moving picture actor,
learned with some dismay .and
not a little pain here today. Miller, charged with violation ofl'New ork foun1 aln to-
Welch Is nursing a sprained the city prohibition laws. Miller, j d"' that form of nTst0Tla
neck and Stltt is under arreat who was arrested on July 4 after wMc" eljes the """on' largest,
charged "with assault with a! an auto accident Involving the cW5r whBneTer eent ep
deartly weapon" following a com-i car ot.Mra.,WC. Billings, was, pe18 "8 mglBt!on..
edy drama enacted without bene-' charged in Justice court with dob-I Tn' lln,e " Is the Dempaey-.
I " " ----- L I 3l-Vl UU U "dliaiH loou r-ti, Uj niauiuiu lAWKUls ,
i. in en iu t..c
was removeu 10 a i.mhu..
He recovered shortly and swore'
out a warrant for Stltt. .the ,
charges of which the latter ad-1
mils. ' ,. . 1
: ; session ol liquor, u was staiea
Tiirr. n k n TUinrcc i ,oday by the poHce- Both com"
TWO CAR 1 Hit V tO I plaints charge the fame offense.
rnmm 11 W kCrf'bat one 18 nnder alltnorl,3' of 8
rUUNL) 111 WAOLU state law and the other a city
I statute.
Officers Catch One, Shoot
at Another
The De.'les. July 21. (P
t... ..i o i,ij i ih
city Jail, his partner escaped.
1 .1 ,1 ,n rM.DVOrMl And
r. mi..i.. todav
as the result of a series of dep -
redations here last night which
culminated In a one-sided shoot -
Ing fray between ofricers and car
thieves.
Tool and a companion were
sitting In a car packed near the
city Jail early this morning when
orricers accosted them. Alter
displaying a, revolver to police,
the pair Jumped rrom the cur
and ran. Ofricers Clarence Duns
more fired severa.1 shots and be
lieved that he struck one man In
the knee. Tool ran Into the arms
or Officer John Skelly and
I liinbn.l nn at once.
The car, a neavy aeuan,
found to have been stolen from
Portland early last evening.
Meantime a large touring car
nnd a sedan were stolen from
The Dalles, and It is believed
that the man who escaped went
Into the residence district ana
took the Jatter car.
Four Masted Schooner
Goes Aground In East
Orth Truro. Mass.. July 21.
ll pi Two shins went aground and I
another craft struck a bar but
floated free during the night In
an extraordinary dense fog.
The four masted schooner 0r-
leans, heavily laden with lumber.!
grounded Just Inside the outer bar
off Wellfleet about 2 a. m. today,
A mile south the steam trawler
Until Mildred of Gloucester rest
ed high on the rocky shore.
At Eastham an unidentified
three-mante? touched the Nattsot
outer bar but was swept free by
the sea, apparently undamaged.
Pnww
Leo Flynn This fight won't
go over six rounds and It may
ami muni aiij umfl ueiore inai.
Sharkey need not think Dempsey
Is going to ehane him all over i
the ring either. He'll have to
stand up and fight. If It does
la rounds. Jack will win I
anyway. 1
Johnny Buckley Kharkey will j
knock Dempaey out within 10
rounds. He la In the greatest
shape of his career and not a
bit worried. I told you what I '
expected him to do with Maloney
and he-did It. Now I'm telling
you again.
Gene Tunney I don't care 1
think I can beat either one of
them.
Second Arrest Made
In Miller Auto Casei
Driver May Again Face!
. Same Charges
For C'oBKhleration Hiib
hanl Flint Coniplalnt
The question of whether a man
mav be nlaced "twice in'in..ri
: for the same offense" will bel'f Yo.rk' J'T !1- 'IW '
raised In city court tomorrow I We ' Practice T lt recent ex-
atternoon in the trial of R M
i:y Kecoruer ixiuis riennen auer
complaint nan neen inea oy r. r . mon foiK the gllDway doToured
Hubbard, rather of Mrs. Bltiings. cohlmn, of readng mat re.
Hll)bard had ,,80 Blgned tne ardlng lt; and f,Rnt ta,k nte(,
complaint upon which Miller waslrered with the sua, ,rend of tn8
rined In Justice court for pos- day. .ork , ., .,,
Miller
was placed under ar-
rest and was being held In the
icltv JaU lav awol"n lrlal- 10
' the meantime the city recorder is
j looking up legaj precedents In an
effort to find out what other
courts have held In similar cases.
The fact that both arrests were
I made by the Bend police depart-
intent and that both complaints
I were signed by the same man.
' charging possession of the same
liquor at me eauie iiiuw ..
place Is adding to the complica
tions of the affair. Bennett said.
Chinese Millionaire
Dies In Vancouver
Vancouver. B. C, July 21.
(LP) Yip Sang. 82. Vancouver's
onlv Chinese millionaire, died
j ast night. For 45 ywus he lived
In this city and was head of Its
largest family. A wealthy man
In, his youth, several wives came
with him from China. A few
years, ago 27 of hta children at
tended Central school in Van
couver ond today about half the
Chinese hockey team here are
young Yip Snugs. One of his
daughters is a graduate of Mc
0 lit. He was a very able busi
ness man and a shrewd merchant.
His body will be burled here, not
taken back to China as Is Ihe
usual custom.
tj nip Oejze Vessel:
teS&e 1 e
Captain IS Wounded
Hong Kong, July 21 (LP) The
Norwegian ship Solvlken, en route
j irom nong ivoug iu oii"
was seized by pirates on the no
torious vessel Plar, taken to Plan
bay and there looted, it became
known here today,
The captain and second oftlc-ir
of the vessel were wounded,
Naval aid has been sent.
New York Hysterical;
Tickets In Demand
WEATHER IS GOOD
ry i J T 1 T i
"ICKard LUCK rrCVailS
DempHey Appears to be
Main Atirartinn
liratl.o..
FA TH AIMH'T FUJHT
Prlnnlpals Jack Dempscy of
Los Angeles, former heavy
weight champion, and Jack
Sharkey of Boston.
Time Miln event should
begin about 9:45 eastern day
light time or 5:45 coast time.
Number of rounds 15.
Place Yankee stadium. New
York.
Estimated a t e n d a n c e
83,000.
Estimated receipts
$1,100,000.
' Den-prey' share 27 per
cent of net receipts.
Sharkey's share 22 per
cent of net receipts.
Tleket prices from J3.30 to
$27. 60. There are 17,000 of
the $27.50 seats.
Estimated federal tax
$125,000.
Estimated state tax
$62,000.
I"
I periences in welcoming avlatora.
Wall street bet on It; the com-i
office.
Pay ftt.OOO.COO
People hare paid approximate
ly $1,000,000 into the Tex Rick
ard box office for seata at the
right and there has been a lot
more paid to speculators who
part with their tickets only at
fancy prices.
Today those not provided with
tickets had three ehoices. They
could buy at the box office seats,,
oft in far corners of the Yankee
stadium. They could pay as high,
as $150 to speculators . for seats.
Or they could stay home and
listen to the radio description ot
the fight over the largest radio
hookup In prize tight history.
Elghtythree thousand seats are
In the stadium worth about
$1,200,000 at the box office, and
It looked as If all of them would
be sold.
Those who make the fight
game their business talked again
about Kkkurd luck. He picked
a couple of men, neither ot
whom had titles, signed them up
and It has turned Into a fight
coniparahle to any heavyweight
(Continued on page five)
"I used to be sick a lot, '
or thought I was, an' I took
a sight o medicine until X
found out doctors don't
hardly ever tuke ony."
Aunt tlet