The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, September 16, 1914, Page PAGE 8, Image 8

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    PAOK B.
THE DCND III LLHTIN, IlKND, OHIO., WHDNEHD.U, HEPTLMHED III, 101 1.
CIBCOIT COURT RESULTS
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Sheldon nntl AlhDanlrW Cnnlrtcl nt
Second fyegreo Murder.
PIUNIftVthLH, 2 P. M. The oHlfct
mulls ot Circuit Coltrt procedure
to Onto tiro two convictions ot second
degroo muritor. llalph Sheldon, who
murdered his nowly horn baby notf
Grizzly on Juno 10, ontored a plea
of guilt) and rccolvcd a life sentence.
OaylordlQiJnnlols, up for retrial xt
tcr convfgtrutt ot second degree mur
der for killing Herman Pooh Inst
year, was again found guilty. His
Dcntoaro hnVnot been nunouncod.
John McPhorson was again found
guilty of horso steeling, on retrial.
His sontonco prolmoiy wilt ho an
nounced today.
Tho joint Indictment against Mrs.
Scogglu nnd Henry MoDowoll for tho
murdor of Avery O. Scoggin was sov
orecl. McDowell It now bolng trlod
for murder and Mrs. Scoggtn's case
has been postponed until the Decem
ber term.
Tho Crook County Fair opened o
day, with a very light attendance.
nnd apparently, little prospect ot rep
resentation from the west side.
FOUND
THE ONLY COMBINATION CARPET
ftlAD. SWEEPER-VAC
TAKES THE DIRT OUT OF RUGS, A1AT-
TRESSES AND ALL UPHOLSTERINO.
auARANri-un to cluan as wull as anv vacuum
CLliANGR AlADU
PRICE, $12.00
Skuse Hardware Co., Bend
'Wo will give frea demonstrations In your house any lima
MED MASON DIES
Funeral ot Hugh Cooper .Held on Sun-
tiny front lrc4li)(crlnn Cliurelt.
Funeral services over tho body of
Hugh Cooper wore held at tha Pres
byterian church on Sunday with tho
pastor, 11. C. Hartrnnft, omclatlnj.
Mr. Cooper had been a Master Mason
for 53 years and tho services on Sun
day wore in charge ot tho llend lodge
of that order.
Mr. Cooper canto to Dcnd fron
Vlnltn, Oklahoma, about a o v o n
months ago In soarch of health. For
a time the change seemed to be bene
ficial to him but since June ho failed
rapidly and was confined to his bed
to tho end. His wife survives him,
as do soven children, fonr of whom.
Hoy, Kdlth, Lillian and Janet reside
In llend.
DANA WRITES OF
AD CLUB'S TRIP
(Continued from pago 1.)
DUOUTH IK HKOKEN.
The first hoavy rain for over two
months fell last night and this morn
ing, there having been nearly half an
inch, according to the rain gnago at
tho government station. Thero have
been light rains In tho past week but
not enough to lighten up tho ground
for plowing Last night's rain Im
proves tilings materially for the far
mer and haa also laid tho dust which
had becomq very disagreeable In the
recent wind.
Tho Portland Ad Club, during Its
stay In llend. visited many points of
Interest. It became very necessa.-y
after tho eruption, at Lava Hutto to
look for tho leading barber shon.
They found It here. Were thoy
right? D right. An examplo wor
thy of Imitation. The Metropoli
tan. Adv. "
estate manipulation. They may lay
On the slto ot tho traveler's camps
solfish ptttcnt upon sun and soil and
cascading water, careless of tho puny
lease-hold Imposed by time. Thoy
may also lit cxpanso of opportunity
to breadth of Ideal nnd leave endur
ing self expression where they havo
lived.
A Community of flood Hirer,
tho young men of llend havo set up
a log temple dedicated to hospitality
anil goou cheer.
This Is tho llend Emblem Club and
tho reason for It. Tno old name Fare
well Pond thoy changed In Impllci
tlon to Wclcomo Hond. Thoy must
havo conceded to Portland Ad Club
members merit to bo their guests un
der their own requirements, for last
Sunday and Monday was spent with
them.
Tho special train from Portland
during Saturday night camo to tho
moro than cloud-high altltudo
that Dcnd Is abovo Portland, and
from tho moment the Sun and Km
blom Club together welcomed tho vis
itors the town was delivered to the
most all-inclusive hospitality tho Ad
men had over experienced.
It was suggested by Dr. K. A.
Pierce, a Portland ph)slclan, wuo
made a speech, that on tho highlands
men had a million or so moro red
corpuscles to each cubic centimeter ot
blood thnn thoso who lived at tho
confluence ot tho Willatnotto nnd
Columbia rivers, and each of those
extra corpuscles must hno aided In
energizing tho plan ot the two days.
After the admen had been whisked
In automobiles to breakfast at the
Emblem Club house and beforo they
had had a fair chance to admlro the
quaint architecture and tho green
lawn that slopes In tho front toward
tho river, they wore urged Into ma
chines whose driven at once violated
all speed regulations, wcro Irnmmlt-
atoly arrested by competent cop.i,
tried, jailed, uniformed In vivid yel
low and bluo. Tho uniform wna tho
onuso of their entire enterprise, for
It causod tho Admen to wear the col
ors ot tho Kmblem Club in n dual ex
cluding suit during tho automobile
tour that led west toward the moun
tains where tho people ot Statora had
spread tables under the pines ready
to servo a chicken picnic dinner that
ovoryono enjoyed.
Next cnll was at tho Tumalo Irri
gation Project, which ns n piece of
competent engineering giving nssur
anco of vory excellent homo-making
opportunities excited admiration an I
will be tho subject of a Bpeclnl nrtlclo
In Tho Journal noxt Sunday. Even
yot tho Admen are talking nbout tho
dinner served at tho project and the
mnstorpleco of n giant cako that con
stituted both tho featuro decoration
nnd a concluding dainty of tho dln-nor.
Lato return to llend constituted o,
oxcuso for a Into start next morning.
Tho Emblem Club, which had extend
ed Its dogrco of tho Order of tho
llonoy Deo to so mo or tho moro con
spicuous and fortunato of tho party,
was In return Initiated Into tho Order
ot Muts, which. It must be explain
ed, means Men United to Servo. Then
camo tho planting ot a Portlnnd-roBO,
that its beauty and fragrance might
symbollzo the senso of mutunl Inter
ests and brotherhood Intensified by
tho visit, and then thoso always ready
nutomoblles took to tho road again
Tho way Central Oregon automobile
sneer at ruts and laugh at hills Is
Inexplicable to tho valley mind. At
llonham Falls, and a high point of
rocks tho Portlanders looked down
upon tho Deschutes, cast down over
This is an Invitation to The Dalles
YOl' DON'T DAVE TO MAKE A LONd THIP '10 81112 A 111(1 WILD WEST H1IOW
THE DALLES RODEO AND
WASCO COUNTY FAIR.
SEPTEMBER 39, 30, OCTOBER. 1, 2, 1914
Will provide tho beM of entertainment. The AHDMTLTCllAL FA1K will be excellent mill IliD
WILD Vi:sT FHATl'llH llio best obtainable. Oicriiii Agrli'iiltum! College men will Judge Llto
Ntock. Spain llnm., the fmuous wild west prUo winner, villi participate. BALDWIN. Til 10 WOULD
CHAMPION HOPED, Culm Crutchllcld, Ilonrh Drotheis, Darrol, Cannon. Mat (taunt, IIiiITiiIo Vernon,
Dubo Lee, llnxel Doxle, anil many other Mars, with three cmloiitN of Mock, Including Mirh well known
liortONiiN Introduction, Hnotv Storm Molly, Lookout, The Jeu, Moruue, Hunlhdi Molly, nnd many oth
er will provide thrilling entertainment.
There will Iw Dally Donning Ilnccs, Hquntv Hind, Indian Hare, Delay Uttcen, Pony K
piv.i Dace, Dull Hiding. TIiono Inning horse that could mil Ik) ildiloti, nre lot lied to bring (hem to
tho show mid Hive (he mot expert riders In (ho Nortliwent it cbaiuo to ride llieui.
Entertainment by Country Children at Vogt Thenttn Monday nnd TncMhiy nights.
I'DEl: HTDEET DANCE EVEDY MdllT.
HTHEET PADADE DY COWDOVH AND COWOIDLS DAILY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
FINE Ml'HIC DY POl'ND'H CONCEHT HAND.
AMPLE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS! NO INCIIKAHH IN PIHCH,
DEDUCED FADES ON ALL LINES.
COME and SEE US at FAIR. TIME. Wo Will ALL Havo a Good Timo
J. 1 KELLY, Piwldcnt
K. II. HILL, Secretary
tho ledges, foaming and crashing and
with sudden Bprny covered pools deep
nnd green ns glacial crevasse.
Farther down tho rood a very
town-appearing sign indicated "Know
Jolos First Camp," and on further
Know Jolos, supremo nature fnker,
came walking from tho woods, silk
hatted, fur covered and nonchalant
Imi Hutto PerforuiN
Even his performing "bear did
not hold attention for more than fit"
minutes, however. Smoke rose out
ot a mountain to tho west. Flames
leaped from lava beds. Explosion
jarred. Smoko out eloped Lava l)utt.
That which scorned to bo boulders
hurled high In air, exploded and ro-
oxploded. The trio who sought shot
tor behind a troo experienced tho ter
ror Inviting sensation ot having the
tree Itsolf blown up. Flour-like suii
stance covered them nnd thoy worn III
prepared to resist the shouts rf
laughter at their discomfiture. This
scorned to bo but was not an orup."
tlon. It was merely tho Hond way of
proving to tho vlsltorji tliRt for their
entertainment they were equal to anr
effort even to blowing off tho topi of
a mountain.
No Adman will over forget tin
banquet of last Monday night. Food
was subordinated to tho dignity nnd
Improsslveuess of that occasion. No
expenso had boon spared. Tho per
manent banquet Hall had been built
for tho occasion nnd It seated moro
than 200. Tho table furnishings were
all now. Tho decorations of blue and
gold wcro the colors of tho club. Tho
system and order were novel mid tho
lighting effects almost miiglonl. Hut
thero was nu Indication that expense
had been Incurred for tho snko of m
tentatlon. In such a setting a lesson
was taught the Emblem Club's ob
lation: 'Tide et IWIitctn- Fidelity to you
confidencu In tho future If I de
ft rve this emblem, I veil and efface
your faults: I praise your virtues, I
utter only wholosomeness and en
couragement, 1 try to bo bravo, to
bo honest, (o bo kind nnd lo bo oheer
ful." This would bo a good climax, but
there Is n disposition to mention tho
rare personality of W. D. Clieny, win
has communicated from his own
Ideals and standards th motif of tho
organisation, to speak, too, of n sen o
of others whoso contributions of tlmo
mid Kt'iiiilno hospllnllty left bettor
understanding that Kent! Is n Very
plnco to bo wolcomed to, nnd un
doubtedly ojjiopeful placo to dwell In
The BEND GARAGE
ON BOND STREET
TEo Bond Garago Company
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Let us show you the property SLtt ,
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