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IIKNI) miMJCTIN, IH5ND, OHICOON TIIUIWOAV, APHII, la, 1022.
I'AGR a
$U00 IN FINES
AND 20 MONTHS
JAIL SENTENCES GIVEN LIQUOR
LAW VIOLATORS; 5 ADMIT GUILT
UlffffL'Ht Still Located On
Lowe Ranch
FIRE MENACES LIFE
Onii'rr lmpr Jim In Time A
Munich of limning IIoiio Kill
Moonililni'i' Ciivii M.
Dunn Arirstrd.
Kin on totalling 1300 mill Jail noil
tuncits aggregating 20 mouths worn
hnmluit down In JiihIIcu court Frl-
liny l)' JiiiIro 15. I). Ullson wl
Im passed upon cases resulting from
Thursday's activities of federal, Htutn
nnil county of f lccr Passing of
nnnloiiri' In ono ruse, Unit
of Charles I.owo, charged with pos
sessing IntiixIcnntH, wiin dttfi'rroil un
til Dm afternoon when I.owo wus
filled f 100 anil costs.
All four defendants pleaded guil
ty I. I), l.owr, proprietor of the 7G
Kullon still unit 130 gallons or moon
liltio found In tlir Orange hall dis
trict, captained to tho court Hint ho
linil Intended to make nmt noil en
ough liquor to bring In 13000 which
ho Intended to devolo to IiIm elu ca
tion a n ii mechanic. Ho promlned
never to do It again oven before
Judge Ollson fined lilm (500 unit a
year In Jul). It wiin I.owe'n second
offeimo under tho prohibition Mu
tuto. Wife- "Found" MiKinlilui
I.owo told tho court Hint ho ex
pected to got 110 ii Kullon for IiIh
lili corn nnd sugur product, nmt tin
flltured on a 70 per cent profit. "Yes,
It's a good profit If you Ret by,"
ho ndmltted when questioned. Ilo
huil lonrned tin- nrt of mouiishlnlng
from morion of Illicit distilling told
by IiIh grandfather, rumomhured from
childhood, ho miiIiI.
H. Duhiug, of the Deschutes coun
try, chnri;ed with possessing liquor,
said Unit hln wife hail found u i;nlloii
Jug of whiskey when Rim went for n
walk on thn very morning that tho
iifflci'rn mude their mid Hln slate
incut Hint ue of ll'iuor liy Mm, Del),
lug following n Kinern attack of flu,
had hceu advised liy tho attending
phyftlcluu, wan corroborated. Hln
declaration Hint ho had not piiillcl
puted In tho iiiuiiufucturo of liquor
wan contrnitlctoil by Oluf Anderson,
charged with niiiuufncturo of moon-
Hit I no. AiuliirHOii hu l1 that they Imil
been iiiiiIiIiir II together, altlioui;li
not for commercial purposes, imil
that Delilng had taiiRht him. Andur
fiou drew it $400 fluo uml four
montlin in Jnll, nmt Dehlng wun fined
1300 uml nentenced to four months.
The 12 gallon ntlll which Anderson
ndmltted operating wiih found ut hln
t u licit yesterday.
Sheriff Work PhiIm-iI
JiiiIro (lllnou com man toil favorably
on tho work heliiR done under tho
direction of tho nlierlff, declaring
that tho ono ilay'it work nliould ho
umply HUfflrloul to not at rent mall
rloiiK rumorn to tho effect that tho
offlcern Imil neglected their duty or
had i: I ve n protection to cerlulli law
violator.
Another nrrent in tho boozn
drive wan that of M. Dunn, ut
hln ranch homo near I'llot llutto. A
copper holler and a riiIIou mid one-
halt of Ihjuor were nelzed. Offlcern
related that Dunn had smashed ono
gallon J UR of whiskey when Htato
Officer Onssldy grappled with him
and prevented him from accomplish
ing tho iteHtructlon of tho rent of hln
ntock. Dunn pleaded Rullty In Jus
tlco court and wan fined $100 and
contn, his 100 day Jail sunlencit helm:
nunpvndeil on condition of payments.
Iloozn FIllIIU-s lllnzo High
State Officer Casnldy, who with
.Sheriff S. i:. Ilohertn, Deputy
George Ktokoe, Special Officer U. A.
W. Nixon, and two federal men, con
ducted tho nerlen of raid resulting
In Friday's cnnttn barely escaped from
fliimen of buruliiR moonshine which
nhot 2t feet In tho air when the of
ficers precipitately left tho brush
covered rave on thn I.owe ranch In
which ntlll and llcjuor were found.
A tap on the ntlll, accidentally turned
on by Cnnnldy, allowed IiIrIi proof
liquor to trickle onto tho tiro burn
Iiir under the ntlll, mid the contentn
of smashed barrels added alcoholic
fuel to the. blaze,
Another development In tho prohi
bition rnmpnlRii wns dlncloned by
Cnnnldy In tho nun of "cunnod heat"
uh it hovorogo by n Warm Springs
bucit Indian, who hud come to Iluud
to bo mitrrtoil.
SAYS IJAJiV CLINIC
TO BE REPEATED
Inteient Shown liy .Mothers 22
Clillilicn i:iiinlneil (ieneriil
Health Anil (.'ire Good,
Interont shown by mothers of chil
dren from tho iigcs of 10 weeks to
yearn, In thn baby clinic conducted
this week at lOpworth hull by the
Child Welfare committee of tho Wo
man's Civic leiiRuo In cooperation
with tho Deschutes county public
health association, was such 'Hint
thono In churKo of tho clinic expect
to urriuiRo another for tho near fu
ture, Attendance wus nomowhat de
creased by Inclemout weather.
Twenty-two children woro oxnm
Ined at tho clinic last week, says
Minn Julia Clock, county uurno, unit
valuable advice Riven by tho physi
cians In churge. Dm. Flnluy, Norrls
anil llcuilemhutt. Tho'Rfncral health
mid euro was found to be Rood.
Transmission Manufacture
On Large Scale Beginning
RABBITS ARE FEW,
HUNTERS DISCOVER
Only 200 Killed In Sunday Drive
Al Tiimaln -Funnem lime
I.ltllo To I'rnr Now.
Itabblta are not ono third us plen
tiful In the Tiimalo ncctlun this year
as they were Inst, wus the unanim
ous opinion of thono who Sunday
participated in tho community drlvo
which started at tho Tumalo reser
voir at 10 o'clock In tho mornliiR.
Tho Hue advanced to tho river, whoro
an excellent lunch, local sportsmen
declare, was nerved by the Tumalo
ladles.
Where 1S00 rabbits wcro killed
over thin name course lant sprltiR,
only about 200 were hnRRed Sunday,
showing that farmers In Hint section
need four llttlo from tho rodents this
year. This was probably tho last
shoot of the year for Tumalo.
GltUAT roit I'M'" AM) "GItIP"-
-(irons
"I hud an awful cold that left mo
with a dreadful courIi," says Mrs. M.
Smith. Denton. I.n. "Bought
Foley's Honey and Tar of our drug-
Klnt uml It cured mo completely."
Thin Rranil remedy should be In
uvry household at this time, when
Influenza, Rrlp, courIih and colds arc
so prevalent. Sold Everywhere.
Adv.
Kor tho best slogan of flvo words
for tho Hlxpecd Auxiliary transmis
sion, turned in by u Ford owner dur
IriR April, Tho Hand Transmission
Company has announced nn offer
of n 2fi prize. This Is the opening
nun In tho advertising campaign of
tho compuny, which lias the distinc
tion of being the first local concern
to manufacture on a commercial
scale, a Hand Invention. Tho Six
peed transmission Is tho Invention
of Krnent Dick.
Manufacture of transmission parts l
has been in progress, for nearly two
wocks, nnd assembled transmissions'
will bo ready to deliver about April
H. Tho present capacity of tho
plant, employing seven men, Is es
timated at 75 u month; but with tho'
addition of three more men, It can
be boosted to about 120. Tho pay
roll at present Is a little over $2,000
n month. j
Should tho demand require n'
greater output than that number, a
second mid if necensnry a third shift'
will hu added, rather than enlarging
tho plant and purchasing new ma-1
chlnery, officials of the company!
stated today. Liy this means tho out-1
put could ho raised to 340 transmis
sions a month.
Ovotieiid ai
All manufacturing problems have I
been solved with less difficulty than I
was anticipated, It was stuted today,'
and tho fact that numerous orders i
have already come In, although no'
advertising has been done, Indicates
that nulcs will bo as successful. On '
account of the low overhead cost of ,
manufacturing In llend, the company
expects to bo able to compete In price
with other transmissions which do
not liuve the attractive features of
the Slxpced.
A now muffle furnace for heat
treating tho steel used In the trans
mission, ha just been received at
the Hand Iron Works, where tho
plant Is Installed completing tho
equipment of the shop. It Is equipped
with an electric oil bath, the heat
of which Is controlled by a temper
ing bath thermometer.
The manufacturing department Is
under the general supervision of A.
i:. Ault, who was trained In the
plants at Wills, England. The cast
ing department Is under tho super
vision of J. F. Casey, formerly owner
and manager of the Pacific Hrnss &
Steel Foundry of Portland. Under
his supervision, tho brass end mem
bers and tho aluminum caso are be
ing cast locally,
IXuvlrc n 1'rovtu Huccons
Casey Is also In charge for tho
Hend Iron Works of casting "Hend
auto signs, nnd "Rend" emblems for
other purposes, similar to tho ono on
the block presented to the Hend Com
mercial club Wednesday, This Is
being dooo largely for advertising
purposes; but the plant Is also put
ting out auto size brass bushing
stock, under Cooy'n direction.
J. I). Harrctt, declared to bo ono
of the best welding experts In the
northwest, Is In chnrgo of tho weld
ing In tho shop.
Demonstrations of the work which
can be done with a Ford car or truck,
equipped with tho Sixpeed, will be
conducted in Hend soon, it was an
nounced today. One of the surpris
ing features Is the fact that much of
the vibration ordinarily noted In a
Ford car Is eliminated, possibly be
cause of the slow turning of tho eng
ine, company officials state.
A truck equipped with tho trans
mission recently pulled a load of 6,
000 pounds of car wheels from tho
Shcvlln-Hlxon machine shop to the
Bend Iron Works plant. Cars using
the Sixpeed have traveled 62 miles
nn hour, and 32.4 miles on n gallon
of gasoline. It la stated,
Ernest Dick, tho Inventor of tho
transmission, drovo last August front
San Francisco to Bond In Cl hours,
Including all stops, and filled his
radiator with wator only onco after
leaving San Francisco.
COUNCIL COMMITTEE
SELECTED FOR PROBE
Announcement was made Saturday;
morning of tho personnel of tho com
mittee which will Investigate tho
work being done by Dr. Anna Hols
Finley, head of the protcctlvo divis
ion, authorization for which was
given at last night's meeting of the
city council. Mayor Ollson has
chosen Councilman II. E. N'ordecn,
O. II, Baker, and C. J. Loverett, with
Instructions to report at the next
regular council meeting.
ROAD TO SISTERS
IS IN GOOD SHAPE
The trip from Sisters to Hend was
made Sunday by Myrl Hoover In art
hour and 20 minutes, Hoover re
ported Monday, remarking that tho
road by way of tho Tumalo reservoir
is now In good condition, the last o(
the mudholes near Sisters having
disappeared. Hoover made the trip
In that tlmo with a Maxwell car,
pulling a trailer loaded with a Del
co lighting plant.
PROGRAM
CENTRAL OREGON SCHOOL DAY
May S, 1922
Prineville, Oregon
I:(M) n. m. Tennis Contests, under direction of Vernon
(.'. Shipper.
10:00 a. m. Stenography and Typclnjt Contests II. 8.
Annex, under the direction of MKs Mnrgarct Whcaldon.
10:00 n. m. Grade Declamation Content Presiding Of
ficer, Kupt. Lillian Wattt Club hall.
. 2:00 p. in. Field and Track Krents at Fair Grounds.
Dlroctil by Paul Irvine, President; Geo. A. Gabriel, Vice
Pioldcnt, uml J. E. Jlycra, Secretary-Treasurer.
8:00 p. in. High School Declamatory Contest Presiding
onirer, K. K. IlvniLs Club hall.
Family Admission, l.OO, All F.vents.
Single Admission, BOc, All Events.
Single Admission for any Event, 23c. '
Contest
S. 1 QJk
!E!0 Ci CjI iSH
oo cash!
Model H. Sixpeed Transmission Study it!
THE CONTEST IS OPEN TO EVERYONE UNTIL APRIL 30TH !
RULES OF CONTEST:
1. OPEN TO EVERYONE.
2. NOT MORE THAN FIVE WORDS.
3. SUBMITTED BY APRIL 30, 1922.
'1. SUBMITTED WITH NAME OF FORD OWNER.
TO FORD OWNERS:
GO TO YOUR FORD DEALER
GET ILLUSTRATED LITERATURE
ARRANGE FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION
TRY IT OUT FOR SPEED OR POWER
Bend Transmission Company
BEND, OREGON
" The Home of the Sixpeed"