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About The Deschutes echo. (Bend, Or.) 1902-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1902)
1 V r Echo VOL. i BEND, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON. NOVEMBER 22, 1902. GAME WARDEN’S OPPORTUNITY • c! in Bend on Friday. Satm■ I;• \ **>*--■'* *"». or riso ^it down on tin* he I< t't for tin- Walker Basin,'in *nr- vast sid»* of tin* desert and rest "INVESTIGATION.” ly sixty miles away. Hr wen; voi si 1 vt*s on tin* moss. ------ there, examined ( ■') tin* land. drove Apropos of tin* same matter. Farcical, One-Horse ExariteafoL 1 " ' k’ I ,m l 'vu* » a ^ .in ^ in n . tin R iv iiw .in referring to the ed* lay afternoon. I > n fuw il whih it„r of tin* Helm. says. -H ow ninny ci the Deschutes Deseu :. In I't to ow n look ovi r tin* tr; ei- lours ,,f .MENTAL angui-., have Indiars Are Still Slaughtering the ot land segregated in this \icii. t\. pj ;a-ross bis nianìv B RE AST Ey Government 0 ver. I hink of it. I wo da\s atm ;i f ilile in* was battling for tin* dear Deer* naif to travel 11Ö miles in a car- | v.oi»K* whom he now condemns compunction?” If the In the is-lie of ( lei i I' - r .■> *-, t h . 1 rmge, average up lad.000 acre- of v, it;,oUt view will take tin* time to ex- Echo. in n fi i } in^- l< 1ri ;. {11 •*' i,. j land so that a competent and re- vest'ga tioi 11ell Ve»*ii hi ing nahh* report could he submitted plain to the newspaiier world and Spring Indians who have campo made of to« dt■si rt re L ini i lying in j to the department of Interior, those dear people just how long a 1'wo days and a half to travel IT. period has elapsed since the hit the D< sellile- Val lex sa ;ti ' 1 h. W 1 « l -tig! iti 1 - Ini ve •*eel miies and examine the segregated man anatomy was endowed with attendi (1 XV it il tile usua ì »uno. mi o ’ lands which ari* distributed over RRAIN’ S in tin* B R E A S T a long engagen in licer lmnting. TI season dosi d thè tìrst nf tìn* monti). ! governim i t fed-tapi . condii, tcd. n IIV« Ive or fourteen townships. step will have been taken in seien- Keason it out if you can, it is tjp,. research, It is on record hot thè f< w remaining deer, which j otte instama* ;it least. by a gnveri - beyond tin* wisdom of Socrates. that sona people have brains in have noi heett driven ont of thè ment oi" end wlm mudi his ex.imi- “ .Juniper is timÌH*r” was tin their feet. country during tin* three weeks of nation of the land some ten or hut 1 « * have JU KSTAI. pin.,,! these savage rides, arc still being fifteen miles ; way from the dis n .¡„ „ „ „ I from »h k -i, thi« the B R E A S T seem- to be killed. tr a i he was >eut to i xandi'e atm agent” sui traeteil ad of his didue- thms in n goni to sage-brush flats. „ (1.;u,. ¡rn.gUlar uc<*»rditig to Nearly every day two parties on then R J 1 « K T ED I T I N D E T A IL horseback go up on either side of U ) 1 lit*. 1 K l’ A R T M K N T OF IN- '¡"id piles, arid soil, dryness, lack physiology. Now wouldn’t it hi* of moisture at seasonable times. mill to to see a man take off his the nv.-r anil as soon as a fresh T L R IO K . “ l his « ¡1.v ial of tin- United Stali - and the inability, owing to tue vest and begin scratching Ins coest deer trm k is found a wild ride bc- g :ns. Tin* animals are then either j governila nt put himself on record. extreme aridity of tin* soil, to raise w h e n i n s h e a d i rum :i*? ìò E ST E G A L AGENT G NO. 26. qtiaintanccs an* extended for a tutur«* of success and happiness, and unless tin* application of tin* hair vigor comes early into play R is* not likely that tin* ones in- terestcd will I n * disappointed. Echoes Along the Deschutes. Mrs. A. M. Drake for Portland. left Tuesday Maxime Lepage has returned from a two weeks business trip to Phi* Dalles. 0. G. Richardson has returned *ro,n " business trip to I hi* Dalles. •L K. Ryan is here from Anoka, Minn., to locate a timber claim. F. M, Campbell and wife and Mrs. A. M. Warren and Miss War- * , ......r ....... on timber claims. M'" " ' riu* first snow of tin* season lay on tie* ground Tuest lay morning. It was not deep enough to he measured and «lisappcarcd in a few hours. surrounded so i hey have no pos-! in his construction nf the law. to crops on l mow county s desert. M. F. Hudson and wife have "A n yth in g which can !>«• cut in »¡Idi* camice of escape, or else thev ! the e fte t th.it land which support been spending the past week rtt JUDGE BROCK TO M ARRY. are iiriv<*n into the Deschutes a growth of sagebrush large enough to cord-wood constitutes timber," Rend visiting friends and relatives. where they are at the mercy of j to la* burned n U M B E R i.AND he said, and evidently Ins report A. X. Johnson was a business t k Sending o{ the reditu n and their dogs. The ¡H e gave utti *ratiee to the state- ¡s ' - « ^ l upon the fact that Crook visitor from Henson, Minn., the ood crops could h, county, unalde t«> obtain coal, t.- 6 district for miles to the east und j ment that good croj first of the week, lie made final compelled to go out into the desi rt south of the camps i- thickly j raised any place on ( ’ rook county V Large Order for Hair Vigor. proof on a timber claim while marked with deer tracks side by j desert region without water, when and roam oxer a iptarter section oi here. side of which can he seen the hoof | everyone in the county knows that land to scrape up enough serawux In its own peculiar way the Des- print- of Indian ponies. | such a condition never existed and gnarled jumper to make a The largest individual order for cord of wood. ll> even w* lit s«> '•hutes i- rising at a time when A vi- t t•» tin* camps tin* other■■and never will, hair vigor which has ever been most rivers are at their lowest far as to say that land troni which dav disclosed the fact that the j "This is one of tin* kind of *in- sent through the mails left the W'ÌekiU| s ari* full of hot li fn*.-h and i vestigatiolis’ Iliade hy meli alto- ruge-biush is eut lui luel multi' a Belili post-ouicc todav ami was for l1" ' " * ' Ali inerease of two incile, aw three liumlred and sixtv-five hot- h" H ,K*,,n ......riled during the past jerki il vii isoli, ar.ii seores of hi<h s, ; gether ineompetent to jttdge con- ti|f l»t eonstrnetion of tln* la aside from those which have al- j ditions and existing cireumstanees "utili constitute timber land. — double strength and gum iran-j three weeks let Imps it Mount, hu i such a eon- t»*i*i 1 to promote a speedy and lux- Dick Vandevert was n visitor ready been cut tip into the winter j in a rational light.” Or- str*'etion woum I n * tacking in the uri„ nt j,r(>wth. from Lava the first of the week. trade supply of gloves and mucca-1 Through the column-of the sins, are rot.eu ut» into great bun-1 egonian the report of this •,sjs*eial hrst principles of logic and ration Charles L. Brock N to he mar- i » > >-< , ,, ... 1 . . . . ; r ilitv • Jacob nil veil and the Misses dies. ¡agent of the department of Interi- ¡ned. As a safe-guard against the y, j %. .... wire Under th<* eireunistanees it or. above referred to, lias partiallv ^ nder the eireumstaiiees the possible loss of anv cranium eov- i i « m i . make i 1 • | here from Jordan Monday to Would seem as if the law should! hceotm* public. It is to the effect Huit can he sum ot s,.cli a re ering Judge Brock has taken a re- a i .• .« .• , ti i in I proof on their timber claims. lic enforced. As a general rude, that the h ml lying in the D<*s- l K,rU ** *K‘ Jr.a*, i* that anotliei liable method to insure a pernia-J when t.’a* Imlians pitch their tepees 1 chutes valley is not arid, and striking example of the marvelous uent supply of hair, ora scrondtirv H* M* Fhillips, Who has been and competency growth provided tin* present pom- here f,,r the past week w ith o party in the fall along the hanks of the therefore, cannot lie set :isi«K* f(ir ellieieney river they already have a big sup- irrigation by the state under tin* some of tin*governniem oliieial padour parts company with its ,,f others duck hunting, returned mots. Tuesday to hi« home in Spokane, plv of in U*s and meat secured in provision- of the Carey net. Tliesi and pattieulariy '‘sjieeial agents, **|du not anticipate nnvthing wil1 r,‘turn the first of iVcem- the U; scndcs at a time when they are the facts as set forth hv the has been set In-inn* the public. are supposed to lie picking hops in Oregonian's bureau ¡it Washing- Another instance of the reliability „side from domestic tramioilitv *’vr *" I'n'k'' linai proof on a tini* thc vailey. And then during Oc- ton. and the folloxving comment is "nd dejiendenei* which can I k * put during tie* continuation of the lN r «*1«•»•*. tidier and November the few deer based upon th<* inferem »* taken ’ ,,J" tlu*se so-called "investig.i- present matrimonial ineum- Over a tliou-and head of cattle whieh have heen driven down, or hy thè eorrespondent who i» in turns, which are onlv second-hand- hranee,” the judge ijuoted in a Ic belonging to Walter Vamlex :*i t , j,a| ^ay for publication, “ but from lire f.dlowing th** first fall ot show , tolteli W illi oliieial affair- at tln ed farei* comedies. S, S, Sterns altd the Max Held And, too. such reports place these theoretical stand-point I la-lieve nie sì, ughtefi-ii oh the lianks oftlie capitai. . , . . .brothers iiassed through Dctul , Deschutes, in tiie majority of in- This ” sj eeial agent” of tln in- ’ special agents in an exiremelx that philosophy and sound logic e, , ... , , 1 1 • ► I lucstlay on their Way to various stanee-the meat i- tiir.»wn aw-ay ' terior di partment is suppese«! to ludicrous position l)i f,,re the ..... should exert themselves » \>*n in points pi the Ilavstaek eouittrx , . . . . . . .....r-. marriage. oasis np- ami the Indes savod. I k * a coti.petent represi-ntativi* ot T l"' ... . " which » ‘i*1* is ¡« me "*" h*iS- . ...... . the The Indian is a charitiible oh- the governnient. Otlierwise he " “ V "V 'T " r „ .... .......... <;**>' "'.¡.1. 0... in.li... liar ¡>,.un,l ..... .. ..................... ......... -,|| . . . ., jeet. fostered hy the governnient. xvould not hold the Position that scores of residents ot ( i.H,k eoun- himself against the possible pur- , , • , . ............. , * 1 1 looking animals ami siieak well they read that tin* Interi- ehase of an ill-fitting wig. , , . - . hut .i- such he enjoys praetieally lt<- doe-.lfc was sent to tlos distrie! t.v when . s s j(|,. i,i,.i, fngag«.i| m sliN-k fills- the same rights und privih-ges a- presumably to lock over the Held , ur departments •-pccmi agent The liaptiv event, which brings 1 . , , „ ,, . . . , , . 1 , , 1 *• * ¡ m g along th<* upp<*r Deselmtes. Ann rnxaii eitmens. t onseijiiently ot two <>t the private companies ‘ '¡m reported tliat me <|. -. rt lying „ |..g„| lulx i-or to the voting uum he should I k * restricted and kept which have segregated hind under l'i*twi*en the Deschutes river and who W m - elected justice of the peace | I *i<ni to the -tat<* legisla* within tin* hounds of the same thi* t'arey act anil report upon the RHneville was non-arid. And it j|, this district last June, i- to |„. I tore calling upon that 'sidy to en- laxv- which govern the latter in the j character of the country and it- ** w holly within tin* bounds of re.-i- -.dernnixed Sundav morning in i,r* 11 ,,,r l *,,‘ pnyment of the matter of Minting atul not I k * al- aridity. son to say that if would m-ecssi- [»rineville in the parlor* parlor* of t|„. nu*u w*m served in the Indian wars lowed a free ti in to shiiot and kill InasiiiHcli ns thi* investigation fate tin* nttidavits of nc.re than I'oindexo r hotel before i few i n t i ! i> I k *i 11 g circulated. The |N*tition at hi- *'Wn pleasure. If till* open was to have considerable weight "b e “ s|H*eial agent to i*<*nx inee mate frielld«. I’lll* bride-pebe is a*k* that tla* diftereiu** iN-tween seasici .do-es Nov»*n)ls*r 1 of each, with the ofticials at M’ ashington, D "‘ residents of this county that M i** M a r i- Cottor. d oiuhtei of Mr. xvlmt the «tat** promiseil to pay and year it slmul-l I k * elt—id to h 111 as it is only reasotinble to -uj>po~c if" de-ett reg.ons are not afin alid Air-. Charles J, Cotjoj of th>* netiuil amount which was paid ; ||„. soldiers by the national go\'. w< II ; - to other" or the present j that it would I n * thorough mid hind« of the most proiioiiticen Mend. Hiipplv <>f dei r will soon he ex- based upon an actual jiersi.mil eon- t.'T*1* •Mhe will Is gowned ili a Wed- eminent \, allowed them . •d a <i birg, ding dr. ss of cream cashmere j so for has received haiist*i|. As it is. the Imlians kill : tact with a'l the phases and c*»»ndi* thi- and n iim >itin*i of th«* animals tion« of the enterprises. In other NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE SET- trimmed with white -ilk and Mp. ; nund«*r u( signatures in W hid. i r* -tithli '"ly thrown aside, wonls, a jK*rs.»nal investigation of Wh; o o r* "¡«lent of ti.«. vicinity at least half of th«* 100,000 H« :«— txiil kill, j erhaps «»be. if he cun which have been tippli«*«! for. «*f timi it . for l.:~ o\vn tahli* us»*, even a -mailer amount which would *Iet«*rmine eon« lu«iv«*ly the uvi-fago «'harai*t»*i of th«* lami. It M ir ak* s have Is com»* V» ry hialivnant afouml Be»ul r«-r»-litlv. hut I.«.«h* fr«*” i til's** win» have self-» ;o* iloit»*«l thenis.-lv.-s, tin* happ. -t mito in the crowd i* tin* nt!«* w tii m « U.'rinou* liiunk of U« ii , i-. tw»«.«i hi* jaw-. also ii««* »-itat<s| a trip fr'«tti Beni! to tie* «lisfriof *»» tli«- company al work in the Walker Basili mul re- turn which i* approximati'ly 1I*> inil«*s. That «listane»* limi I n * travele»! Iiefor»* the tiro fh-lds could Is- «‘«.»miotnl. This oliitiaJ «irriv-, pli«|tu* alni Will carry white r.«*«•*, I tfiet. I'he R« v. Clark will ot’i«*iate. This offi««.* •• in r»*i*cipt ofth«* X. After the e« r«iiio;iv the hrbh* an iH*M«h*mi»' m onthly magaaim* VALLEY. .»ml groom w ill return t»« Beml publish«*«! at tlrass \ alley, I ne where II Wfildltlg "llpjK-r will Is* periodi«'ill is «leatlv a I* range. I. The heat W'av« « «*v«*r tl:«' irriga- • i r v ' l ¡it tli«' l«nd* * la ’ti.s. AI s»ut tin* typographicid matter printed tion suhj«*« t which oriaimdcl in a dor« «I fr.< mi* hum '« »-ti invlb-d. in several cohwf, and th* various Mr. abd M r*. Brock will rn„k«* department" hati«lle«l with «kill 1'rioeVilh' h.«t M««*k ati'l Wet*«* Mown over t<> lie* Deschut« s lu«X’- their future home at B«-n«l. wl««n- ami ta«t«*. The |Mi|s*r (■ a er«*«lit hak«*d VIts* ground *««*■1 <•«»•♦ %-«-ft«»I •!•«• Judge has r**oently eoinpl't.-d t«i the ltistittitii*n Wliirli il r»*pr«*- Un- water into clnthl* of "team« ¡* pf.-tty htth* c«»tt.«gc «»»'erhaikilig sent* ab«l i" Well Up ••• the "tan* Tin-re’s nothing hen-for v«»n hut th»* D« -< hub- ri\«f. The U -t ria r« I of |N*ri«'dieal* pulii is lied by |jr.-l.ri«k mii . i -it-niii m « l m t « o w i « l e *. ««f m.iuy fr.« r««L and nllwr »«»ll«g-.s io tl»v sluts. TLERS IN THE DESCHUTES