esf . .M THE BULLETIN. f ;,,. VOL,. VI Hh.N'II OKM.ON, 1'IUIJAY. MARCH 40, 1908. NO. I ,, i ' ... V i Him. - V Bend-SIianiko Livery & Stage Company J. If. WtlNANDY, Irop. W. P. Kalley, Apjahl, Shanlko New Covered Stages between Beiul nnd Shanlko Auao Livery nnd Feed Stables n( Shnnjko, Mndrns nnd Haul. Wo run our rigs to plcnsa tho public. Stages loavo each way ovory tiny. Rigs to all parts of Central Oregon. Cnroful drivers furnished Special Attention Given to Express and Baggage. A LABOR AGENCY r A Complete Slock of At Bern!, Oregon. DRY Rough, Surfaced nnd Moulded -LUMBER- At Bend, Oregon. All Widths, Lengths and Thicknesses Reasonable Prices Qood Grades Dry Stock INCH COMMON DIMKNSION SHI FLAP RUSTIC T. & G. FLOORING HEADED CKIMNO WINDOW JAMBS WINDOW CASING HEAD BLOCKS O. G. DASHBOARD STAIR TREADS WATER TABLK O. O. IIATTINS MOULDINGS P. B. D. PATENT ROOFING FENCE PICKETS SHINGLES ETC., ETC. Lander Belircrcd at Lew Cost Any here os Tbo Larts ef Tbc D. I. & r. Co., er The C. S. I. Co. CUSTOM FEED MILL IN CONNECTION. APPLY TO Central Oregon Development Company BEND, OREGON Ask for a Certificate of Deposit.... Start a time account with The Central Oregon Bank in); & Trust-Company of Bend, nnd make your money earn you something. When you have saved sonic small amount, or have a tern orary surplus, however large, you can do nothing wiser than to deposit in this strong hank and ask For a Certificate of Deposit . 1 Your money will draw nt least 3 pec cent, interest and will he available, under ordinary conditions, at any time, as the Cer tificates arc readily negotiable by indorsement. These Certificates arc issued for various periods, usually for six or twelve mouths. They are renewable. The Central Oregon Banking (Sb Trust Company DinEOTons: John Steldl. . , Lumberman anil Timber Owner. U. C. Coe , Physician ntul Surgeon. H. P. J. (McDonald Mayor of Henri. E. A. Bather Merchant. J, R. Heyburn MIMMMtllMMMMI ... Cashier, u. S. Government Takes Up New Work. II. C. IU.US RECEIVES LETTER Department ot Commerce, nnil l.nbor Will Assist Partner and Others to Secure Laborers, The United States government in taking up a work Unit will make of it nn extensive lulor or -uiplov incut uciicy, 1111 agency which will extend throughout the entire coun try and whose representatives will 1)0 found in every hnmlet. This work Is to he done by the Depart ment of Commerce ami Labor, ami the agent- .scattered throughout the length and breadth of the laud will be those men in each township who rc'xirt to the Ucn.irtmcut 01 Agriculture the condition of crops during the urnwing season, or "township corrtspomlcnts" as they arc culled. The object is to bring l be man who wants to work to the man who desires to employ labor, thus furnishing work to the vast number of immigrants who come to our shorts and also to Ihoic citi zenn who arc out of employment. II. C. Ellis of Bend has recently received a letter from the Depart ment of Commc'cc and Labor, through the Division of Informa tion, which explains quite fully the plans or this new work, hxtracti from this letter follow: "The Division ot Information It seek Ing to get into direct rotumunlcatiou Willi alt of the farmeri within the United State who may with to employ farm labor or domestic, or who liaxr lauds for sale or for rent, with n view to learn ing from them what their ncesls are ami the iletail of the Mine. "I'or thr purpose of (retiring detailed and accurate inlntiiistloii rrrtnhi blanks arc used which will te gtadlyx sent to thoe who may I intcrrstrd. For your Information there it attached a ropy of the 'farm l.atxirerr.' blank, and if you need help of that description, tin Dlvls Ion will be glad to have jmi Till (lout nnd return it. Other blank of special In tetrat to farmer arc thoe tclntluu to the demand nnd opportunities for 'Do me'tle' and 'Settler,' the latter being iimn! by thine having land for sal or for rent. Should you desire either of tluwe blank the Division of Information will forwanl copies on reuuest. "Thcriivbiuii Willi pirated to have you aid it by letting the farmer of your (ouu.hlp know of It existence. It object, what information it wUhea to cure, and Inviting them to write to It of their need. Should you t willing to nld the Dlvulon supply of the iliffereut blank will lie sent to you for distribu tion among those who may have uie for the Mine. "In dealing with the alien we'inust Include the unemployed dlUcu n welt, for In the nvcr-wpulatril rils)riat many who have become cltlfciitntc leunr. ant of the opportuuille for licttcriiiii their condition clv where n the newly admitted alien. "The Division would thank you to gUe the subject-matter ot thl letter the widcit publicity ponlliIc m your town ship, and would appreciate your cootwr ntlon with it In It work to the fullest extent -M3IU1c along the line nlwve Indicated," Mayor's Proclamation.' Ily request of I he Ladles' I.U. hrnry Club nnd other interested hi the nppciirnucc and growth of our city, I, n mayor of tho city of Henri nnd by virtue of the author ity vcted In me a such ollieer, do hereby apxliit nnd designate Wednesday, the 1 jth day of March, (H, n a legal holiday, net apart for the purMe of vlcunluu up the city. Rubbish In till streets, nl ley,, yrda ami vuottit lot must lw cleaned up and notice given to the chairman of tho meet com. miltee, J. N. Hunter, who will furitMi tram to haul Mine away, II. I'. J, McDofMt.n, Mayor, SILVER LAKE MURDER Julius Wnllcncle the Vic tim of Foul Play. DISAPPEARED DECEMBER 27 Reward of $250 Offered for Arrest nnd Conviction of tho MurdererUody Found with Fractured Skull. lug ti of the town There are-vai-niit lots, alleys and most of the Nircets that need to be cleared of the rubbish -that has accumulated during the winter and the lutllc-i concluded that it is time this work is done A 'few days previous to our last Fourth of July celebration the different property owners inked up the rubbish on their lots am) then the towiisltc company donated a team ami the services of n man to haul the rubbish away The improved appearance of the town resultim therefrom was remarkable. It is time to repeat thut work. The club bus also kindly offered to assist the men in fixing up the rooms 01 the Haul Commercial Club. This latter club desires cur tains put up at the windows and n few other Improvements made in the room The Indies will do whrl they can to help, and it Is needless to say that their help will be gladly received. The Indies' club also decided to present a home talent minstrel show. Several of the members have seen this scheme worked in other places and it ulvvuys results in much amusement and entertain ment for thtc who nltctid, licsides milling a neat sum to the treasury of those who promote It. The plan is to have the young people take part in n program of music, jokes, songs, etc, etc., and to present the "show about June 1. The next meeting of the club will be with Mrs. A. M. Lara a week Irom next Tuesday after noon. Citlrcns of Silver Lake are much aroused over n murder that has been committed not far from that place. The dead body of Julius Wallcudc was found in the bed of a creek near town last Friday. The ncaci nod been mutilated and the skull fractured. The young- man was a rancher and dlsapearcd from his cabin on the evening of Decern- wr 27. nnil it wag feared nt the lime that there had been foul play in connection with his disappear ance. Silver Lake citizens offer n re ward of $250 for the arrest and con viction of the murderer, and have petitioned the governor, in behalf of the state, and Judge Daly, in behalf of Lake county, to offer additional rewards. It is liclicvcd that if a detective could be hired and put upon the case the guilty man could be apprehended in a short time. Out, here. Inkling at Olit. March 16. Itvtrybmly boy wife pcnt Sun- It is seen by the above that if a farmer or any other employer de sires to obtain help he can secure the proper blanks front the town ship correspondent, fill them out and mail to the Department of Commerce nnd Labor, which de partment will do nil it can to se cure the desired labor. The de partment will undoubtedly lc able to do n wonderful amount of good by supplying labor to farmers nnd others who are sometimes so hard pressed to secure help. Mr, -Ellis will have, in n few days, a supply of the blanks referred to in the letter to be used in making ap plication to the department. LADIES ARE I'ROdRBSSIVB. Library Club Takes up Civic Improve ment Will Present .Minstrel Show. The Ladies' Library Club of Hcnd hns launched out Into n broader field of work. At the club's last meeting, held with Mrs, V, V. Smith Tuesday afternoon, a committee was npointcd to await upon the mayor nnd petition him to set aside a day for a general clean- Redmond Item. Kkomond. March M. Unite a oiim- lion thin week to for as vunr itrirter it concerned I how to make n readable teller out of nlmoat no new and mill nut Urllt Into the "yellow." Ml Mil urn left Thursday for her Home in Ilndalo, New York. She will make the main part of the trip nfler n two week' vitit in Wellington, There it till tome lckncs around. Our 1'olk being uullrtcri at preicnt, Mr. Park, both enlor ami junior, hav luu had bad .colli nnil Mr. nnd Mr. Triilcr being laid up nt present. Mr. IMucr ktlll continue to liniimvo niiiiougn 0111 niowiy. mho nan quite a ftcverc act back but It coming nloug mcciy, now. Mr. Minim Urionn with a threatened attack of tuimllltW. ' Work on the new tchool lioiuc will toon . begin, mott of the lumber nnd klilngle being now on the ground. II. J. Ili-nlnucr and Your Truly took n near view of Hayituck Hill from the t'nt on Tuowlny returning the wmc day. Tucadnv new famine had that week. Mr. Mvor of IivpIjihI Colorado, who bought the Welch place, being one of them, We do not know how- many there lme been since then, Mr, AtkhiMii it ninoiiL' thoc who nre puiiiug ireea. Prank Morrill I one of those whp hnvo begun their second set of improve ment, nu addition to the home now be ing built. Neighbor Del.orlmcr nnd Kolwy have been working on n tagebnuli machine, which we nnilcmtund Is now In working order. . K. C. J'akk. A Narrow Etcapo Many people have 11 narrow escape from pneumonia unit consumption tu result of 11 cold that hung on. Foley's Ilout-viind Tor cures roughs mid cold 110 matter how deep sintcri nnd prevent pueumoiilu nnd consumption, ltefusc iibitltutc. C. W. Merrill, Dmggltt. Hand us your subscription. eveniiiK we found that two I ulrcoriy arrived in town Prank Zumwall ami day at Glit. Clyde OUt it talking of going to Port laud hi the near future. 1 wonder why? Jonil Wilt, road tupervitor of lllack llutte, hat a gang of men working on the new road in the Cloc(i!ale country. Thl road i very much needed in that locality, Miller & Xumwalt of Sitter have .old out their talor.ii there, Stctru- Allinj!- nam being the purchaser. Johnnie More ami brother Alfred utr clrariug ipiltc a tract of land for Otboru ifiMarii. I'rcutlM Van Tauell went to llif llv. stack country tolay on buiiueas. There will ben lMkct social at the riaiuvlcw seliool lioutv at Olit on l'rl nay eve, the 37111, for the nurmsc of railing inixii to buy an organ. SaitK)rl 1'lcldsof near I'riuevllle I lu thl ncliihborliiiod doing some Improv ing on hi claim. Mr. nnil Mr. Cade nre in this vicinity. Mr. Cade, being a school teacher of ex perience, i here in the lntrrot of school a her professional help was solicited in the Clovcrrialc diitriet. Oulte niiumlorof new people lu here of late, some looklne over the eounirv iilliri- ttuylng for a short time, and some for the summer. Just watch C.lst. It llll Imfllll tnr urn lii...M n .1...ll.l ..... ..... - u. n. .....v ., ii.t,,t rami fry ami people ate milling It out. Lnldlaw- Item. George I Simmon nnd C. W. Allen hae gone to Portland where .Mr. Sim limn is to take the receivership of the Columbia Southern Irrigation (.0. J. C. Tullnrnnri W. 1 Myer were in I'rlncville the first of the week on bust. lieu. J. I,. Couch has commenced the erec tion of a new house on hi ditch laud. J. K. Itenham hit purchased the stump pulling outfit of C. W. Allen and is null. iug all hi homestead trees under the Swalley ditch, Mr. C. T. I'iiikham and children left for l'ossll last week. where they will look after Mr, rinkham's mother' farm. Mr. riiikhniu follow later. Mr. M. Aubrey Is .reported very low with lung fever. I'. N. Wallace ha received order to take 1111 the ditch work under tin- rr. rclvcrslilp of Mr. Simmon. Mr. Murid iistiiis over tiie company' book to Mr. Wallace till week. hdlin and I.lovd Itoot havi ri-lnriiril to school since their tchool has closed. Mrs. K. M. Ivc anddaughter of Spokane arrived last week, to take up iiicwT rcami-ucc on .iir. Jvc- nouu-stcad ami are building thl week, Kosland News. HotwijD, Match 19 -J. V. Howard (s actlu In clisrii or thr stage suilou 1elwteu KwUml u4 Mlvrr LtLc 1 t roots movril lilt family from the itsst tatlou tuCrtMrut la.l .Mouilty. ., tS'W?.n ."'l1 ,cv rr '" UllMowrr Hmllh Co, mill the Utter iwit uflbls ecV. or Ills Snt,ofiift wefU. KnaUml Is at U.I about fret from the snow. ..Mr-. William iitMot inroufh unr lourn with Mr, htllcrs unit tier llllle toy viiuuy aftcr iiikjii, Mr. Atul tr.. lr.Hlrall. ih. I.. awh a.... iltywItliilKlrclilMrtn. J. U. Msitsu returned from trip to BeiiJ, llio. ik)iur list cou 011 his iUrr I I.11TI.11. lu yub ,11 ,11. .UiC 11IUO IU. Have You Rcgisfered? If not, why not? It it your duly niurltlcn lu take enough Inlrr est In the election of couiilv mid slate officers to register In time so that you can rust your bnllot nt the prlmai let nnd hnve n port lu iiomhintlng good men to the dif ferent offices. Do not delay, but register nt once, itcglstratiou lu tho IScud ami Deschutes precinct is going or ward altogether loo slowly. A. II. Grant Is registration chrk for these two precincts, ami will at tend Ui thl nutter if you will but step Into the Item! new stand ami ask him, Itci;litrntigu to dale I at follows: jii:vi rrtKciKcr, Republican , Democrat 3 Soclalltt 1 Tottl jS mtSCIIlTK MIKCIKCT. Republican 16 Democrat.. i I'rohlbltlnniit 1 Independent.. 1 Total,..,, ,, ji LOCAL OPTION DISCUSSED. Antu ollw. He gram astouu asltlsios .fcMrhje?f b,J,U.'..,,,U. cowwtnee ttscblngut the Howsit school Mod Jy. li rje Audience Listen to mcnls by Dr. Hudson. A church full of people gathcrcl last Sunday evening in the lknrl Church to hear the address of Dr. II. H. Hudson in favor of local op tion prohibition. Dr. Hudson 13 Oregon field secretary of the Inter national Reform Httrcau and is making a three wee ks' canvass of Crook county in behalf of local or- tion. His address Sunday nieht was a strong presentation of prohibi tion argument, and he held the close attention of his audience throughout the evening. At the close of Dr. Hudson' ad dress Rev. House), pastor of the M. I?, church at I'rincville, ex. plained n Law and Order League was being organised over the county whose business would be to fight for local option during the present campaign and to look after such matters as would naturally need the attention of such nn organization. The league desired that fjoo be raised to meet the expenses of tho campaign. Of this amount I'rinc ville had pledged $250, and Rev. Houscl nsked that Hcnd raise $ko for the cause. A collection was then taken which amounted, with sums pledged, to so. L. P. Wiest was elected tiresidcut of a local law and order league. Decisions on Contest Cases Attorney Benson has receive.! word that the laud office officials at The Dalles have rendered n decision in the contest case of J. I). Palmer vs. Jacob X. Qulbcrg in favor of Mr. Qulbcrg. This is the case that was so stubbornly fought before Commissioner Ellis about a month ago, having been the longest drawn out contest ever held before that officer. A decision has also been rendered in the contest of Lola D. lirickson v.1 Cora II. Chapman inow Airs, xmjck smith), the de cision tit's time being iu favor of Mrs. lirickson. Mrs. Urickson was defeatcdon a former hearing butlater was granted a re-hearing on the grounds that she had obtained ad ditional evidence upholding her reasons for bringing the coutest The result of the second hearing is mat Mrs. urickson won at the local land office. It is understood that Mrs Smith will appeal the case.- Attorney Benson handled the cascs-for both Mr. Quiberg and Mrs. Krickson; Attorney Myers of Laidlaw for Mr. Palmer and Mrs. Smith. Thousands Perish Thousand pcrinh every year from eo- -sumption resulting from ncolri. l'olcy's Honey and Tar cure the most obstiuni hacking cough and expel the cold frr your system and prevents consumption mid pneumonia. It has cured niauy ensesof Incipient eoiiitunptioii.-rC. w Merrill, Druggist. Catbon.jiaper for sale at Bulletin office; 5c a sheet. Tho There's uews la The Bulletin Jo p