IHt BUND mTIAKTtN. BRNO, ORHOOH. Tl'KHUAY, MARCH 13, 101T
FAGB
PROJECTTIED
UP IN BUREAU
uxd okkick yma. not extend
CONTRACT UNTIL 8TATK GIVES
HEAHON ANU NOT CANCEL BE
CAUSE EXTENSION ASKED.
. (Oregon Journal.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. March 12.
Before the dopartment of the Intor
.lor will grant an extension of five
years to the state of Oregon for the
purpose of opening up a 74.000 acre
tract of land "near ''Bend, known as
"Oregon List No. 20," the state must
first explain to the department what
It did toward improving the land.
The It years allowed the state by
the Carey act in which to irrigate the
land expired in 1915. The state at
lhat time asked the government to
extend the period of time until 1920.
but this was denied until the state
should first make a showing of its
work to the government. The state
has failed to make the showing, aud
the result has been that the land lias
Jiot been opened.
" It was learned at the department of
the interior that many complaints
have been received from civic orga
nizations in the vicinity of Bend
asking that the tract be opened, but
the department is not anxious to go
over the stato in this -matter.
The land described is what is known
as the Berthatn Falls project under
taken by the Central Oregon Irriga
tion company, which has other large
projects in the same section of thy
state. The Benham Falls project
presents certain natural difficulties
in irrigation, according to former
Governor Oswald West, and the com
pany has been concentrating its at
tention on the other projects. It is
said that there has been other delay
in financing the Benham Falls pro
ject. Classic Lines For the
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burst on the train and a butterfly on the
corsage, with white tulle sleeves, give
this handsome gown. Callot made the
butterfly her eprlng hall mark.
C. S. HUDSON, President
U. C. COE, Vice President
E. A. SATHER, Vice President.
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OF BEND, BEND ORECON.
tit's a Mighty Comfortable Feeling
to know, that in addition to the largo resources of tliiM
lituik, that at any time we cun send Ten TIiouhuikI Ut
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars In notes due this Hunk,
to the Federal Reserve Bunkt at Hun Francisco, Calif.,
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Customers doing business with this Bank enjoy this ad-'
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COWARDS IN DAYLIGHT.
But ths Grsat Eagle Owl Are Fierce
Fighter by Night
Tuore are about 800 kinds of owls.
Some are tiny owl soino aro big eagle
tivontv-elcht Inches In length,
very fierce and strong, ready to attack
a man who goea near, ablo to kin
fawns aud large game birds and to do
iui tl with tha Boldeu eagle. The cour
age of one of these golden owls de
serts It lu the daytime, aud tlieu nine
birds, led by a crow, may nnd it aim
drive it Into the open nnd tease and
worry It without danger to themselves.
But, when night comes and the bird can
see, only a mighty eagle dare do battle
with It
The hawk owl is one of the owls
which work by day. It Is big aud
strong and savage. There are owls
with great ear tufts of feathers aud
owls with uoue at all. Some aro snowy
white; others are mottled. Some live
iu holes lu the ground with prnlrle
dogs aud such auiiuals; some make
burrows for themselves. But most
owls live lu hollow trees or In church
belfries or other high towers. Among
so many kinds of owls there are some,
of course, that do harm, but most of
them do more good for men tbau evil.
Exchange. '
Chinese Locksmiths.
The earliest locks known to man
were of Chinese muke. Although It Is
impossible to tell the exact date of
those still extant, they aro wonderfully
well made and as strong as any manu
factured In Europe up to the middle
of the eighteenth century. The Chi
nese locksmith of today uses exactly
the same kind of tools that his forefa
thers had, for they are very simple
aud primitive He carries all his Im
plements lu two cabinets, sitting on
one aud working at the other. When
he has finished all the work available
In one neighborhood he fastens the
two cabinets to a bamboo rod aud
slings it over his shoulder. He tramps
through the towus burdened In this
way and stops when he is called, much
as a scissors grinder or umbrella
mender does In our country. Wide
World Magazine.
Indian Relics.
A copper banner stone or ceremonial
weapon of ancient Indian days, which
was unearthed in Fond du Lac durlne
Compelled to Be Correct
la This Afternoon Gown
MOTHER'S PRIDE.
Pale blue linen, cut wltli a plaited skill;
square pockets, bolero Jacket and wide
belt, makes a fetching frock for ten-year-
olds. All the scalloping about edges la
done by hand In mercerized white limn
floss.
E. M. LARA, Cashier
L. G. McREYNOLDS, Asst. Cashier
B. A. STOVER, Asst. Cashier
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the digging of a sewer, la shaped llko
au ancient battleax and baa two blades
aud a hole for a handle. It was found
six feet In the earth and is bellovod to
have beeu lost on the luko shore many
ages ago, beforo the lake receded to Its
presont level, or burled by a later gen
eratlon of Indiana. A cacho of Inter
esting Indian relies aud weapons was
dug up In tuo same city several years
ago. Exchange.
Exaotly.
"The majuilty of epitaphs begin.
Here Ilea' "-
"Well, most of them do." Baltimore
American.
All through life lie sure yon put your
feet lu the right place and then stand
ftrm. Liucolu.
IADVERTLSEMENTS
"YOU GET WHAT
VnilUAMTWHPN
luu vvj-uma i'ius
YOUASKroRHHEKE
UK SOLD THK CALK.
"I asked eight dollars and a hulf
for one Polled Angus calf, which
price was not too high; I hoofed It
west, I hoofod it east, endeavoring
to sell the beast, but no ono wished
to buy. Da after day I tolled along
bored men with the same old song
I havo a calf for salo; I asked eight
bones and fifty cents for this un
equalled critter, gents who will dig
up the kale? Then said a farmer
O rest your foet, and quit your wear
ing out the Btreet and howling by
the year; spend fifty cents and ad
vcrtlse your sawed-off cow of, pocket
size, and buyers will appear. I fol
lowed up this same advice, and put
by jagged feet on Ice; and when the
ad appeared, ten customers came to
my gate; one bought the calf and
paid the freight the others bucked
and reared. And thus by printing
little ads, the wise man gathers In
the seeds, and rests his aching corns.
A little ad will make more noise
than fifty-Beven little boys all toot
ing on their horns."
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side Boulevard. 77tfc
FOR SALE
POR HALK Fifty to 75 tons wild
hay In stack, at Crescent. Ore
gon, Ross Farnham. Central Oregon
Bank building. 81-82c
pOR HALE Good, small house, cor
ner lot; rented for $12; and good
roofed, floored' tent house, furnished,
rent for S. Sell for $590; $389
cash. Fine Investment. J. N. Rich
ards, corner Riverside, Bouiovard
and McKnight. 80-82p
JPOR HALE New American Adding
and listing machine; never used;
direct from factory. Owner has no
use for it. Cost new $88 f. o. b.
San Francisco. Will take $75. See
machine at this office. 80tf.
RINGER HEWING MACHI.VKH A
l.t navment nlaces one in vour
home. The Bend Furniture Co. 79tfc
POR SALE Two lots in NorthwcBt
Townslte Company's Second Ad
dition (west of the river, near Shev
lin mill); price $150, easy terms, Ap
ply abc, Bulletin office. tf
pOR HALE Four foot Pacific Coast
safe; bargain. Inquire The Gol
den Rule Store. 6tfc
pOR SALE Buttermilk at the
creamery, five cents per gallon.
Central Oregon Farmers' Cream
ery. 68tfc
pOR HALK Barred Rock dayold
chicks. Leave orders at Bend
Flour mill. A. P. Scott. 80-89p
FOR RENT
pOR RENT Modern 6-rooin house.
C. V. Silvis, Oregon St. 81-82c
pOR RENT 160 acres at Powell
Butte. For particulars address
Loyal H. McCarthy, 1334 Northwest
ern Bank Building, Portland. Oregon,
or J. F. Bean, P. O. Box 171, Cincin
nati, Ohio. , 56tfc
pOR RENT Furnished room, with
bath. Inquire R. W. Honrlonnt,
Black 731. 71tfc
pOR RENT Four room houso. Ross
Farnham, Central Oregon Hank
Bldg. 80tfc.
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RANTED An experienced storor
or commissary clerk. Phone 14F2.
75tfc.
RANTED Good girl for general
housework. Inquire Bullotln,
79tfo.
Only Wanted th Chinos.
tCmiuiiKi- 1 mil earn to hear your
proposition, sir. Everything that Is
submitted must first bo put through
!,.. tu-lm.. tiiliilalnl- RllllliH't N'nthlllll
would plea.su uio butter. I wanted to
bow you the now bayouot wwcu i nave
Invented for army use. i.ouuou An
swers.
ut No One Is Perfect
"A perfect wife uevor nags," say a
writer In an exchange.
That's true. And a perfect huabaud
Dover gives cause for uagglug. Haiti
more bun.
CLEVELAND SCHOOLS
TRYING EXPERIMENT
Dictator of Educational System Will
Map Out Building Policy anil
Start New Courses.
(Hr United Prw. to th. Bond llull.lln)
Cl.EVKl.ANn, O.lareh 13. Sep
tember first Dr. Fraak K. Spauldlng
will bncotuo absolute' dictator over
the public schools of fhn Sixth City.
Thereby the elty sets aside the school
board to try an experiment, Dr.
Spauldlng will receive J 12.000 a year,
said to be the most ever paid a school
head in the United States.
Ono of tho first things Dr. Spauld
lng will do, is to tost all touchers'
efficiency, weod thorn out and raise
all salaries of thoso remaining. Ho
has boon head of the Minneapolis
schools, whore ho put tho school
board to ono sido, except In discussing
policies.
Thoro also ho abolished all stand
ing committees of the board and him
self handled all executive matters,
used his own text books nnd paid tho
royalties to tho school fund, gave
normal school students jobs as "ca
det" teachers with pay, threw tho
school buildings wldo open to tho
public for meetings, hold stuff meet
ings of teachers, started "opportunity
rooms" for backward students, doub
led tho number of klndergurtens and
placed them under a competent di
rector. He also mapped out a school build
ing program covering a period of sev
eral years, established two-yoar
school courses for commercial and
technical students and mndo Induce
ments to kocp boys and girls In
school when they showed signs of
quitting.
GIBBONS STICKS TO
LONDON RING RULES
Only Ono Defeat Listed AgiiluM Mid
dleweight Many Will Hupport
His Claim to Title.
By II. ('. Hamilton,
(United Proa Buff Corrnpanilrnt)
NEW YORK, March 13. Mike
Gibbons, long recognized as the fore-
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STOP ANU
R OTHERS
most middleweight in this country,
and acknowledged by many to ho the
peer of any in tho world, has declared
himself champion of Ills class and
says he will meet all challengers, the
only stipulation being that they agree
to weigh In at ICS pounds, glvti or
take two pounds.
"I will adhere to tho old rules of
the London prize ring," Mike an
nounced, "meeting all comers, give
or take two pounds from IDS. the
prpoer middleweight limit."
Mike has been having tho tlmu of
his life trying to forro l.es Darcy
the Australian into a match, with no
success. Ho now is ready to pans
up the famous kangaroo jumper and
let Darcy do tho dinning.
It would bo a fine , thing for box
ing If Mike were given the title. It
would put an end to such exhibitions
as that put tin a short llmo ago In
New York when Jack Dillon and Al.
McCoy battled. Also, it would end
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for all time nny argument as In
whether Al McCoy la entitled to tho
championship.
Al a mutter of fuel, McCoy Isn't
untitled to the rhnmplmishlp uny
more than anyone else. To be a cliitiu
plon a boxer should he nhlti to defeat
the best In his class. McCoy hasn't
even kept pace with Kreddle Welsh.
There Is only one rual defeat
chulkcd up against Mlkn sluco ho
hciian boxing In 1S0H unci Unit was
when Jimmy Clubby was awarded a
decision at tho end of 10 rounds with
the famous HI. i'nul flush. He has
shown badly In ouu or two no dot-In-Ion
contests, among them being ono
with Soldier llarlfletd and one with
I'aekoy MoKurlnml. lie was general
ly credited with having been uutboxod
In both of those affair.
If Gibbons slicks to his claim ami
Intends to defend (ho crown he will
have plenty of supporters. Must any
one will be willing to concede hi in
the title. -
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