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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1919)
, f hl I1EOT) BU&LOTIN, URNI), OREGON, TIURSIJAVV NOVKJtnKU 20, i 010 VAOKS i A V 4RREST SAVES RADICAL FROM MILL WORKERS CENTItAUA CRIME IS UPHELD BY I. W. W. OTHER CHARGES MADE any further talk of ronlfitiuico, Hhorlff H, 13, Hobortii, In whoiio cimtody tint iirliionor now In, will ndvlno tho U. H. DlHtrlct Attorney lu Portland, of tho urrmit, arid of tho clrcuiiiflltiiicf'H roinptliiK It. j ','iwi nf Albeit LmtKi lintKtl With Alllll'CllNtll! UllcnuiccH (it l? ' t Tinned Out to V, H. DIM. rlrt Attorney. JtiMt In tlinu to mivo Alburt I -hub, mill employe, from n ovn bcatlui:, u nd pnimlbly from lynchliiK, Olllcur ' Tom Cnrlou umiworod a call from tliu ItoKortt hourdlm; Iioiiho nhortly afternoon Thurxdn, arrested I.umk, and 10 mlnutoH Inter lind lilm wifely ' locked In tho county jail. Mr. Car- ...iMi ntportiul that ho found Lang MfWroundod by u crowd of mill worknra who woro hlRhly onriiKod over romarkH Imuk In wild to havo IiuhncU upholding I bo murdur of , American Legion men at Contrnllu on ArmlHtlci) Day by I. W. W'n, "ll nerve tlu'iii right for mon- 1tylnK with tho I. W. W.," I.ang Ih flleged to havn mild after declaring hat ha wan an I. V. '., and "proud of It." f.aiiK Iiiih iiIho boon Itmtruinoiital In distributing qunutl- ', tie of tho ultra-radical literature, tho officiality, and they declare further that when tho ilrookn- 'Kcunlun Lumber Co. roundhouiw; Abiiniud ii few week ago, ho wan an InloK'Nti'd Hpodator at tho fin', and Iwiin hoard to remark that "all tho ' mill ought to bo burned." Doitplte i ho fact thai ho wiim run cuud from wry probablo violence at tbo liauda of other patron of tho boarding houno, lang wan un willing to accompany Mr, Carton, and did no only aftr tho officer had told him In plain ternm that ho would take him to Jail In an uncomiclouH condition If there were ALWAYS A 1 fc M 4 if1 At Palace Market IJeiitl, Oregon for Eggs, Butter, Poultry Beef, Veal, Pork Sell your products tit home Chas. Boyd LANG GETS 30 DAYS FOR SLURRING LEGION A. Lang nrroiUod lant wook nt tho ltoi'."iH boardlni; Iioiiho after mak lnt( rnmatkM to tbo effect thai tho Contralla iiioinlierH of tbo American Legion killed on Armlatlco day got only what wan coming to them, ap peared boforo City Itepordor People Baturday afternoon for trial, and wan Hentenced to 30 day In Jail for dlttordorly conduct, there bolng no city ordinance making other provla Ion for Much acta an ho bad commit ted, WltuowioM ngalmit Lam; wcro Ora MyerH, a member of tho Lit, living at tho Hogorn Hoarding homo and C. A, Hcnrry, tho inanai'.er. EARLY BUYING IS WISE PLAN CRIME ANGERS BEND CITIZENS DKATII OK WAItltll.V (iUI.M.M IX CIJNTHALIA AKOCHKH INDKi NATION OI-' .MANV I'HJKNDH r AND ACOJJAINTACKH. .MKItCIIANTH ADVOCATIJ KAItLV HHUl'I'INt; OWINd TO 8IIOHT A(Si: OK K'KM'K AND DIITI CT'I.TV TO DU'l.H'ATi:. AlthoiiKh Chrlulmiin In more than a mouth off think about buylui; early thin year. Thoru arc good rea koun, iniirchautK advance why people Hhould buy early thin year. The con dition of the market In which mer chaudlHo m hard to get, and more dllllcult to duplicate, when pu-Kent NtockH aro depleted, make thU year nu uiiumial ojio lu buylui;. For many monthn piiHt local mer chant have been trying denparately to fill their ittockn with neanonablo merchaiidlNo for the holiday eaou They Hay that thuy have been moro miccenHful lu their undenvon to et thin luorchandUo than they could havo hoped for earlier In the year It In tho belief of tho merchant! of thin city that tho 1 U 1 U ChrUtmun will be a practical ChrlHtmim With1 merchaudlNe hli;h, they believe that people wilt t;lve UHOfut Rifts this' year. IoIIowIiik thai reahonlni; they! havo lllb-d their holiday Mock with I merchaudiHe that will bo uieful I The inerchaiitK urr.e their patrons' to beclu t It lit comlnK week to do their ('111 iHtimiR Mhonnltiir I ELECTIONfLL BE DECEMBER 20 .HliTTI.ItltK ON TI'MALO I'KO.IHCT TO VOTK OS OltOAXIaTUJN OK AN HtltlCATKD DIS-THHT. Nowh of (ho kllllnc of foiir mem bom of Iho Amurlcau LokIoii In Contralla by I. V. W.'h, wan receiv ed In llend with Indication which boded III for any "wobblloH" who inlt'ht be found In thin vicinity. Not only wuh thin duo (o tho nature of tho wauton crime, but aloo to tho fact that ono of tbo vlctlma of tho Contralla nnorchlHtx, Warren Urltnin, wan' Intimately known to -n number of llend .people, while many othorn who had neeu hliu In action on tho gridiron when ho played for tho Unlvonlty of WuHhltiKtou, felt a urn ho of real Iohb, Warren Orlmm fa a clono'por Nomil friend of Fred At Woelflen at tho university, and In offlccrn' tralnlni; camp at the I'renldlo, where tho two were "bunkle," Klmer Ward, of tho llrooknHcatilon of flco fore, know him Intimately at Contralla. and Frank Chilly, recalled tho time when the murdered man then practicing law In Centralla, had performed it legal lervlco for him, and had rofuxod comporuatlon KlvInK an IiIh reaRou that ho too, waa planning to enter tho norvlco nt an early dato. Hay Canterbury, vlee-proHldent of tho International Tlmberworkeni Colon, formerly of CbehallH, knew him In bin IiIkIi nchool football dayii, and apoko feelliiRly of bin IiIrIi character iik n man and IiIh ability iik an athlete. FAST SMOKER IS SCHEDULED ITIKD OIMIKHT V!I,I MKKT 1'AKT ".II MM IK" HCItNH, 11-1,1-NOIH WKII KltW'KIOHT (TIA.M-1'ION. Tin) Labor Council In Kolru: to put over oik of the Hpeedleat amokerH of tho year when Fred Ollbcrt of llend moe'H Jlmmlo Ilurnn of Kankakee, IIIIuoIh; Hpeck Woods of Head encountern Dan Day of Providence, lthodo laland and Bllm Htafford inixfii-lt wjth "Curley" IleiiHon on ThankHi;lvln ovenlnK at tho Kymnamum, Ollbert'a contender (h reputed to bo om of tho faMenl comera In the welter-weight clann and In looked upon aa a future title hold er In Ihli weight, Upon IiIh ar rival In the city OiIh week Hums began Immediate training for hla bout on the evening of November 27. Follow of the ring game nay that he will give a hot battle to Gilbert. Tho local boxer haa fully recovered from a badly brulH ed hand he received In htfl engage ment w'ltb MorrlHey recently In UiIh city. t CREAMERY'S NEEDS TOLD TO FARMERS Ah another Mcp In tho movement foKtored by tho dlrectora of the furmo' cooperative creamery, and tho Flmt National Hank, to create Incrcaacd Interest In the local cream cry and to make posulble n greater output of Itn products, E. K. Dutler, Don't Cheat Yourself" says the Good Judge There's nothing saved by chewing ordinary tobacco. A little chew of that good rich-tasting tobaccogocsalotfarther, and its good taste lasts all the way through. Little chew lasting satisfying. That's why it's a real saving to buy this class of tobacco. THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW ufi in two styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacqo W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco P. J. Pedergen, Charles Blpchcn, Jack Arnold, and ll. A. Ward visited tho alfalfa district on Wednesday, addressing a number of ranchers who gathered at tho ffchoolhouso. Mr, Arnold explained that Port land creameries, In order to secure Deschutes county trade, at Hrst giro bunuseH for butter fat, but later de creased tho price paid until It la act ually one cent below that paid In llend, while Mr. Dutler, urging sup port for tho local creamery, gave a brief history of tho industry, and of tho farmers' organization that lsbc hind it. Mr. Hipcben solicited the cream from Alfalfa ranches, declar ing that the creamery, with lt pre sent equipment, could double Its out put, but that tho demand for butter In Hcnd is so largo that tho creamery output Ih insulllclcnt. Mr. Ward told of the two ways to Increaso butler afat production, by securing tho patronage of tbo farmer and by Increasing the number and quality of cowh milked on tho ranches. 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