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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1905)
83'"fV('wr !,". " "w' E ; H THE BEND BULLETIN I'Unf.IRHItD ISVKRV l'RIDAV V LUinipUMANN & LAWRENCI2. "For evnr man n tquar dl, no Itti and no mort," f ' SUBSCRIPTION HATltSi Six month. ......-.,h ,. Thrre inontln-... ...m. ... . . .. (InvtrUMr tilronre.) FRIDAY J AST. 27, 1905 By a change in the mail schedule tip the river, designed to avoid n Sunday lny-ovcr here, there is a lay-over of two days instead of one, rts formerly. ThUmnil route Appears to be the toy of n bunch of kid Changes are made without any regard to the public interests in volved, without notice nnU without hense, as a result of wliicli some part of the roule i's continually and needlessly "balled up." I,ct us not be too much harrowed by displays of domestic infelicitv, such as has occupied attention herr in the past week, People of acute .sensibilities do not get into uch troubles and it is useless for thosi of finer feeling to imagine how they would suffer in such circum stances. Dramatic acting' is not suffering. It is pretty clear that these people knew each other be fore marriage, knew the trnu which must Inevitably lead to just what has happened, in one form or another. The harvest is' not pleasant, of course, but we do not gather figs from thistles nr grapes from thorns. No sensible person expects it. There is one great law, none can fool or escape from, that it would be well to remember in these and kindred makers. As yc sow, so' shall ye reap.' There is general recognition of the weakness of rushing to a de fense where no charge ia made. Senator Mitchell lias pq charge against him in the United State senate. The senate had no. means of knowing what evidence the grand jury had before it wlien it indicted him. He went befqre the senate and very kindly told all about it, in his own way, and very impressively said it wasn't'so. He also said harsh words against certain persons he had been asso ciated with in the land fraud, for getting entirely that the prosecution had said it had ample evidence to on vict without considering the "perjured villians." Of course be foand sympathy in a body, a major iy of whose members are tarred with the same stick. But all tbi irrel evant show doien't fool any think? ing person, at home or in the Itust, ns the prose contents plainly show. Even the Prineville Review, which .thinks only in a groove, is driven to this conclusion: henqtor Mitehell hhnakl rfif! (row la United State mmiaJo at once. tion out in nd vet Using. It pays the clnircl) cagh and expects the pliurch to pay it cash when it needs printer's ink, just as it pays its) janitor, its carpenter, Its preacher. The idea thai newspaper service is something to be paid for by n dish of pale ice cream or invita tion to a pound party or a ticket lb the concert is one that is not productive of self respect' tot either end of the bargain. It grows out of the custom of providing the paper with facilities for making n good report of the event, which is perfectly proper. Mom of tltej.e things are only half news, but their promoters like to have good notices written about them and for that reason see that the press is afforded every facility for getting a report. Out of this custom, which is fre quently violated by both press and people, has come the notion that uewsjMper space can be paid for by such courtesies. Hence the rule; Meetings of any nature calculated tontnko money for anybody should pay the printer for ndvnncc announce ments If they wish tils sen Ice. Meetings not calculated to make money for anybody t and of beneficial nature, may haea reasonable amount of space free. , It should not be forgotten that ( while one citizen is interested in ! OPENING II I I I I At Chapman's New Dry Goods and Clothing Store Fresh Stock Goods of Best Materials under (Mic fjMoni, and eonllU't f in Uti'sUs 1k tllurehy avoldwl, the ware (WtlonV xvr made-and eotitrncto applied for. Th' tord hinpvotod th- Hinnw and tiiit'lion alrad count rtu-tvd mihI Mii i-oiietriu'ted on the prtjwti uf the lllot Hut te Development l'mtwiiy kihI the Three Slater Irrhjnliutt l'mitty, anil found that n large amount otditeh and Hume wac completed, the ter run- niiiic In swim f'r tral lit lie-, Ixtth iMiMiMtitM t.,.il..ft.. tlt wnrL fc faat tai one church, or one lodge, or one J wJvv ,, W(1H nmH (U ,t chatity, or one business, that finds T,w uard na well plea! with the it desirable to use the printer's Scr-1 protfre-! Wins made, and hae itodouht vice on occasion, the winter is the ' hut that the letmtr Irrigation A. victim of alt of them all the ti i ,,,H'r OmWMy, For this reason The Bulletin speaks of the matter now, not complaining ly or in a hostile spirit but in order that there may be a fair un derstanding between it awl its friends, the public. I'oner Company, the Three Mrtera Irrigation Company and the Dewhiite Ueelainatinn A Irrigation Cntniny 111 fulfill their eon tract to the aatiafactlott I oft lie State, a ml that the puceeiwml reclamation of the land in the j project h ill U an aecomplihl fact in aery hort time, and the land reclaim led will furtilfh home and prod table re 1 muneraUon for several tlioiinnd people, I at well a aM to the taxable iirnperty When Hioli-h woman Moop- to folly And Med u man iut ioll ilntiik. Wlwt rliariu ran iHimhe her melawiMilr I ,rf tktf S,al r"r1 MmUm ,,ioHr"' When flmdlv -he puck her trotrk? "" " lMW '"" wn" mr" """ ",Mwr jjo imly fnrnUhed a inter grafting for a STATE VIEW OF IRRIGATION tew Ik"1 ! I TiHiaverafe cot for reclamation uf tlte thwe all-irravity ytem for HUleh m- What Official Biennial Import to the tnn-tr have beenaimrmred, W almt I0 ADVBRTISIW IS UUSINGSS. The Bulletin is a buiiije insti tution. It gets is living by selling advertising space and papers. Without these sources of revenue it could not live a day. It costs money to run a paper o good dea' more than some other bufeinettes that have larger income. A news paper which does its duty does, oi course, a lot of free advertising for the community. Hut special, pri vate advertising is on the same bas is as sugar, calico, labor, concert tickets or anything else in legiti mate business. There is no more reason for expecting the printer to work for nothing than there is for expecting other workers to serve for nothing. It is proper that a newspaper fthould do its share in the interest of charity or public benevolence. It is also proper that this should be done in a manner that shall not make its burden too great. There is only one way to secure this: Put the newspaper on the same basis as other business institutions. The Bulletin will do its full share for anything that is of public bene fit. We think the subscription lists thus far circulated here will show that it goes into its pocket quite ns deeply as it ought. It does its share just as olhers do tijeirs pays i casu. It doesn't ttsk a church to take its sttbscrip- I .mm m mmI lltM avMMiM Hmftal mulii. tettanre .eharjie ic 1".J I-l eenlK per aere. The toant ban portloiinl the lien on each male-t mbdit Ulhii of the land embtared in the contract uf the I'llot ItUtH Development C'omany swl the THreti Suiter lrriitation Couiiany, aipoiutintt Kngineer A. I'.. Ham mond to examine the laud ami reiwrt to the Immnl the wotiorHoH- taryof the interior awl the contract! J Mv vlts- of each tract. Theprh-w Hxe.1 between the I'nltol StaU-and the slate j r4MN ,, fs.dO jwr wre for Imlt have U-en ihjnad by him aial aprovel wboiy unfit for cultivation to H.7 per by tit 1'resMent. wrt, ( trm:t0 m muWe and irrinal.le. Three of thM iwojerts. via: TJh- j tm, smiMW beiw the amount fixed in nlot Ihitte Development Comitany, I nmtnu-t Legislature Says. Prom the biennial reort of the state laud board, on irrigation mat ters, the following of special inter est in the Bend region U taken: Of the twenty-three teerejiutlefl made by the Mate nuder the Carey Act, four liavc lieen approved liv the -eeru- the Three lter Irrigmtion C'omny and the Doehtitea Itecluinatlon A Ir rigation Company are in tlie vit laity of ttend, Crook County, U10 flint ami lat takmtt water from the iVem-lintei- ltlcr near Iteml. ami irrhnto lamb to tin- cuxt ami north of that plae, vtliile tin Three Sitter lrriitation Conipmi) t.ik-f water from the Tutnaio eretk uUmU ten mile )orthwert of tteml, the I1111I im der thl contract tielux "" the ei-t ciMe of the Dewchute river. The other approved eintrat in f-ir the aegretmtion utado for tlie l'ortluiwl Colli pany in llarny valley aui contain b,75.17 acres. The acreage of the flrat thn c men tioned in mm follow: Pilot mate Owtopaicnt Cutapanjr .... ..J4 rr 74 Tbrtt MtUr Irrigation Compaay jj.-xm 1 ltchutaClBMillua tlfftgatfuttCu .. i.jj DuriaK the early part of Ud year the Oregon Irrigation Company made appli cation for a contract to reclaim (Vl.UCJ.fcO ; acreaof laml adjoiniutr and partly aur roindeil liy thatvf the Pilot ItnttelMvel opment Comiany, the wMirce of water ilai behiK the DeachuUa river in the viciuityof Itcml. Tula company nlwe lueutly Hold out to tlia Uwwliute Irria tion 4c Power (Xmuiiy, a did iilao the Pilot Imtte Development Comjiany. This corjiorutloM . I com HMed of wanterii eapltaliatx of lnrx ineam1, who, tlie ltoard U-llevea from the 1 utter pieiitml liy tlieiu, nre amply able to fulfill tlie contract uialer taken by them, Thla coinjtany notlflnl the nmr that they Hould apply for alKut MO,lKJO acre auMitioual laud ad Joining till) yrwatioi of (lie Pilot Itutte Comiainv on the Miutli uiul uut. takiiiK pnti'tieally all of tho remainder of tho hldwert lietwuen Crwiked riir mi tlit) north and Hear Creek JIihiii taiiiH on thy south, and tlie )eeliiitw river on tint ui'ft ami the mountain 011 the uaat,' For UiU last jirojwt tliu wwtur in also to Imi tuken from the lc clintt'rt rhitrat Hciilmiii Kails. In ordurto ilutcnninc tho Htlvisuhilitv of iniikiiiK lhwo hew eoiiti-uctt) foi kiich hiriro tmiitaof lalul, and to iiwixx't the water Hii)ily aVn)hihle in the Durehute , liver, ih well uw the jik then in jhoj.'- ! refH 011 thu thou cxMhIIiik contractu, tlio lKiuid iiisule u ylsjt to J Solid hut , Juno mid inmlu a paminul cxiuninntlon of the rivor u fur, up,uH lluiiluuii FuIIm, llllll llltlllL' KUlUlllul. Illlll till, iimixlll.. .f w liter .nan ample for, ail thy vhiIoiih ' proJirctH and Ihu loaiitlon of the land wa Hitch that It would ho bettei , tlmt 0110 company have it all mi it would all bo It wax tli opinion "! it nfriil opinion, and the tin loird tl.it III-- tune ylloVfeyO II OREGON Shot Like and union Pacific TO Sa!t Lake Denver Kansas City Chicago St, Lou is New York Ocean Stonmers between Portland and Sail I'raucisco every five duys, Tickets to anil, from all parts of the United States, Canada and ljurope. Ifor particulars, call on or address JAS. IRELAND, Agt., The Dallev, Oregon. allowed by the Carey l,w, In which the utate could iH'Irct the laud itnuited, ex pired on Auirtlt IS, IIK), hehiK ten year from the date of approwd of the act, hut a recent letter fnmi the mm rvtary of the interior proved this to haxc lvn n romnaw, the ten-year limit oul npplv hut to the lime wliicli allow e. I tin Mate to maku reclauiatlon after the MKiettatloii made. Dllll). Harniw Xpar Bend. Oregon, on Thur-alay moriiiug Jan. a6, t; 15 Millie, ilailghter of K. T. ami Annie Barnes, aged 10 months, of pneumonia and meningitis. On December 19th the elde daughter dietl from Hieitmniiiu Another child, a 'ton, now lies very low with typhohl feer. MARRIIU). Kl.l.itlON I.amsox At Mr Schooling's rootu in Bend, Ort goii, fedneday evening, Jae- nary 35, 1005, .Mis Nell I.aiiiMin and Mr. 0car 0. ICIIefsou, Jus tice J. M. Lawrence officiating. A farm Bargain. Homestead of 160 acres, com plete title, only three miles from Bend, for sale by Ciook Count) Realty Co., at much leaa than price of ditch html. Bend's New Meat Market WAt.l, HTKKI.T, oiwmt II M U. WHITE &. HILL THE FINEST STOCK OP ERESII MEATS IN CROOK COUNTY Cured Aleuts and Lard and all the Accuso rles of a First-Class Alnrkul EVERYTHING NEW AND OF THE BEST YOU ARI1 INVII1 I) TO IBS White ijonse CUR "Kl N i lliM) '-Ts I, 30. asolcucnct, prop, The Best, Liquors and Wmes DOMESTIC and IMPORTED CIGARS A. II. I.lppmnn A. H. LI PPM AN & IlLNI), OKI.MON FURNITURE CROCKERY (loo. ,M. iMoycr CO. : aBBBaHvnHiBaHiaaaaaHBMM w Builder's Material livery thing in line at reasonable DrtiK Co. the wall tMtx.1 price. Merrill PILOT BUTTE INN A. C. LUCAS, Proprietor Tables supplied with all the delicacies of the eQJi l'irt-claa2tptipiHent l'ine Kwwtw bih! HwU All stages Stop nt thu lintel door ,r! . Kor SAt.it Two house and lot-,. HtMjuire of The Crook County Realty Co. Gat The HuHcliu fr the new. Free Land In Oregon IX THU richest Krain, fruit and dock section in the world. Tjaaumjff.U'i'WwwiTT 11 TW't Z. F. MOODY General Commission J Forwarding Merchant SIIANIKO, OREGON I.AKOK ASM) COMMODIOl'S WAkKHOI'Slv CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED Prompt nttciitiun p.nd to thm who i.ir inc with their intronn;e FjgJttBXiaizszasttXBna&xispyrwxttt&Tni Uuudreda of thouaaud of acrca of land te.idy for the settler AT ACTUAL COST 01' KKCI.AMATION f THWl'dll l:K SHANIKO-PRINIi PttlNFVII.I.R-RFI DEED DIRECT lfrom the State of Oregon The coat of laud averagea $10.00 jter acre. !R0.M MliNI) TO i-'MANIKO IN ONIJ DAV PRINEVILLE I'RINEVILLE-BENI) SCII E DULE STAGE LINE SOUTH HOUND Leave Shaniko 0 p. w. Arrive Prineville 7 a. in. Leave Prineville 8:30 a. in. Arrive Ileud :.VM. nt- NORTH HO UK I) Inve Ileud .....taijop. in. Atrive Prineville 7:00 p. 111. Leave Ptiueville 1 p. in. Arrive nuuuiuo 1 u. 111. HIHSTCLASS If)UIPMKNTS POR TKAVI'.LLINd PIMJLIC PASSIiNCF.R AND I'UKKJIIT UATHS Rl-ASONALIv PERPETUAL WATER RIGHT Irrigation Company under con trol of the State Land Hoard of Oregon Al)I)KI!88 Tint DESCHUTES IMPROVEMENT CO. HIvND, - ORI-GON HADLEY & STEPHENS Highest grade The best LIQtiORS CASE and GOODS CIGARS on the market Finest bar and best service in the city We enrry only the fluent lituM of WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS DON'T FORGET TO DROP INTO THK MINNESOTA BUFFET Shaw a. HitoaTitunoim, Prop's PUHI) A, SIIONQUKST, AlnnnKcr HIvND, 0RK00N SUUSCKIlin FOR The WEEKLY OREGQNIAN - - AND- - The, BEND BULLETIN $2.i.Bolli Papers j)ne Year $2.00 I i J