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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1909)
BfeND PEOPLE START A GOOD CUSTOM THIS YEAR BY OBSERVING MEMORIAL DAY AND PAYING HONOR TO THE SOLDIER. DitAfc THE BEND BULLETIN. lleud, yon knuw, U nlng tn ri-h-hrate mi July ,1 this cr Till Ik Jut memory Ji!grr, lent you forget- Tlie nun who get tlie busi ness today it ilie live, push it)), energetic man; the man who advertises. VOI,. v.u HKND, OKKGON, WHDNHSDAY, MAY zfi, n;oy. NO. n COURT HOUSE IS NOW FINISHED Judge's desk covered with green felt 7 So I'oot rests on jury platforu 20 01 BEND GRADUATES ITS FIRST CLASS nuimiiuiiitg ipiariir-sawrn oak lor maple on Hulls 50 00 Olldl'lg seal with gold leaf , lu i Witness stand 10 ou Totnl f 371 S" Accepted by County Court nt tlie Adjourned Session. ONE OP Till: BUST IN OREGON Contractor! lUvo Done l!xtr flood Work, and 1'lnlshed lleforo tlie Tlmo Umlt l!plred-8omo In teresting Hgurea of Cot. Tlie new court home nt I'rinc vlltc now completed ntul 1ms been accepted ly the county court. Con trary to what lit often the cane, the contractor have done exceptionally good work and to do thii have vol untarily gone to i greater expense tlmn the specification called for The new court house Is one of the very best in the state. Contractor Shlpp enjoys the unliuc distinction or having fully ciuiptctcd his contract before the time limit had expired. The coun ty wan thereby enabled to save n huge amount of expense and in convenience hi holding the May, 1909, term of the circuit court. Judge Ilrndshnw expressed himself m Iwing delisted with the build ing and its conveniences. Following arc some facts nnd figures that will interest Crook county tax payers: "Paid W, II. I'ugh for plana and specifications t ?" " raid Wright McNreley 011 contract for substructures, In cluding septic tanks l-t.oifi I'alil John It. Shlpp nn roiittarl lor suiwistruciuie. total amount of bis lilil, to-writ. . . S7, l NOT IN arKCiriCATIONI OH L'ONTHACT Paid lot electric futures, desk Wui, chandeliers, uiatrtlaW, Tungsten Uuitw. panel lioses, rut outs, H complete ami iudc nilrnt circuits, electric meter, call dell ami annun ciator writing. Hater uielrr, ater connections, laNir, rlc I'alil (or window shades for whole ImlMiiii. I'ahl lor cushion spring lor f9tlo 139 4n large glass noma, tunner siair (reads with brass pmtri'tors, ami larlous incidentals..,., loo Amount paid l7i.9 jft The county still owes Contractor J. It. Shlpp for the following ex tras in and about the building, not Included in the contract or bpcclfi cations; Two pleri III tenement t Partition in treasurer's ollicc,.,. 47 Hammering 376 feet water lalilc. y Hammering j(H feet cap M 10 Hammering IJ'J feet HU ..,,,.. MM '5 5.1 feet 4 Inrh top step I"l (ij ,Sernle water aisicm for Tup puiMtea 45 '" Plastering jd wrallaaml ceiling.. SJJ Plastering, finishing ami cement lug cellfor women, rhilitrcn or Insane, In iMienienl. , Il8 c Screen uml iron door for womcu'a cell 5 l'lag (Kile ami cresting oil tower. J5 on Iron yrallng (or vault windows. . 10 Cost of Uiwer clock over spcclfi- catioua , JS Painting cell III jail, two coals,, 3& ui ltrinndcllni I) uillli III! ill tail. .., 41 Tlirr iti-uni radlnlnrs rninidelr. ill Jail 7fi Cost of huildiliK c(iniptete,,..f7l,ofV 1 III nilditiou to the nlmvc Con tractor Shipp hns, without ntty cost whatever to the county, furnished the following items of lalnir anil HittterialH, none of which were called for by the Kpeclfieiitions: r,eveliiiK up the first itnry joists, .f ;o ro l'liiiitlliK roof no extra coat of lead 11ml oil tisllit M 00 Chcckluu nil finish to luiitntronk. 75 Ail extra emit nt visriltr.ll III couit rmiui 3.S 00 Cliiiuuiui! stnlra ami tnittliiK In door In shorin's olficc wm front door-luck cost ft 3, nitcclfi- . callous call f(t , 6 00 Nlursiiirh I hvniii Instead of K-iu,. 3,S ( llttsv mid base mold lu all hulls.., 4H 00 The following extra work and materials were furnished without additional cost to the county, by J. A. llcriiurdf of the firm of Her uardi & Dunsford: Cost of lowering Iwller, excavat , lug, tune work ami cement floorf 44 ui Covering tmoke lck with as bestos , , 7 u I.eavluK outlets III ttcaui maina for future t , 9 ou Culling up raillatora, puttitiK In exlra vahe and extra risen, pipe, coveriuK ami extra lahor, ijraillatori at flJ.jo ier radia tor. 87 40 I'uttliiK In aililitiunal k(c valvet ml ilriM on fireilaml piped In attic ,. 15 00 Dllleicnceou toilet wal 7 to I'uttiiiK extra vatvei ou all fix tints , I j ) Titit 50 Necessary furniture for the sever al offices is expected to be in posl tiou by the middle of June, but 110 payments thereon will become due until next year's taxes urc col lectcd. The Crook county high school has been given permission to use the old court house for the en suing year to accommodate thr normal department just established. The cost of moving the building to the school lot and fitting the same for school use will be paid out ol the high school fund. Memorial Day Program. As announced last week Memor ial Day will be observed in Hcudon Sunday, ,May 30, with an appro priate program. The citizens arc requested to meet at the church at 10 o'clock n. 111. nnd march from there to the cemetery, where the following program will be rendered: I'MOOHAM AT CKMKTKHV, DlttrltnitliiK (lowers. Sonjr "America," hy school childfeti. Invocation. Music hy hand. Martial music hy fife ami drum corps. Hemarks, llritiK n( Mlulr hy lupiail of six under command o Comrade J, I. West. Music hy lund Return lu llend. Afternoon ocrviccH will l held in the church at 3 o'clock. Fol lowing is the program: rilOOHAM at cuimcii. Music hy tuuid, Music Klpllim'a "Kcccstional." Invocation. Music "I'allh of Our fathers." Lincoln's Addles at Oettyshurg hy 1'ieit I.ucas. Music The Vacant Chair." Adiliesshy Kcv. J. Anthouv Mitchell. Music "America" hy the baud ami nuiSleuce. Ilcnedictlon. luiualo Itcnm. T1iMAi.11, May jj. Wc Imt, had some cloudy wcalhcr lately, John Hdwanls passed through here today, 1'. 1'. Smith of Oist went to Ucud one day last week. ohu Klseuiore ami Mrs. Aldridge o( lleud ate dinner here one day last week. Kcv. Mitchell of lleud was in Tumnlo Saturday for dinner. MisaOlK" Hassclbcri; Is wotklug for Mrs. C. V. Wlmer at this place. The milt whistle can Ik- heaid in cry day now. HeneWest of llend wn lu Tumalo last Monday, Keuc say thev arc plnn uiiiv! for some uood laocs at' llend the t It of July so I Ktiess we will have to Uke "I'liiuiy" up fnr the races iik'". If vou want to feel well, look well ami lie well, lake l'olcy'a Kidney Kcinedy, 11 tmu-u nn the kldnvs ami bladder It tones up the kiduya ami lilaililer, mirlfics the hlootl ami restores health and streiiKth, I'leasaut to take and con tains no harmful drug' Why not com mence today? llend Drun Co. a- " " l ' Strayed. I'rom our Ihtce May 1 , a bay marc branded 12 on left shouider. Anyone .seeing .same notify O..GA IlASSiCLiumo. I.nidlaw, Or. A FIELD OF GRAIN IN THE FERTILE BEND COUNTRY. i -- ' : 3 s.t& & KMMBSmZtiAAll&BiiBBMi! ''IJraal aMOMaMHBaiaHiHflattafci BWPBK'i QTaSsiTiaffiraMalaiiBaBJtiaalirtsM JaaaaaaalsiaaaaaaPlalaaaaaUtiaaHiBaBHflaVEaaTian STAUU DWIVGR FOUND DUAD (tody of I). J Upton round In Field Near Autclope. The Ixxly of I). J. Tipton was found in the field of J udd iicunctt, near Antelope, on May 16. Tip ton was a Mage driver and had driven the !'riucvillc-Kotaud .stage ut different times. Although a thorough investi gation was made, the cause of the death could not be ascertained , In dications painted to the fact that the man had been dead y)inc two weeks. Two pairs of trousers and a loaded gun were found some 10 feel distant. The authorities did not attempt to remove the remains but interred them where they were found. "Dick" Tipton, ns he was com monly known, was nlwut 30 years out, lie ikki driven tue Mugc irom I'rincville to Shauiko during the spring, and afterward was trans ferred to the Shauiko-Johti Day line. Later he worked for I'rcd A. Young, an Aiitt-lope hheepman. When last seen alive Tipton was in Shauiko and was .said to have Iktcu intoxicated. I!rlcksons llavp Appealed. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hrickson furnished n f i.ooo bond each and were released last week. The bond was set at the above amount by the court, but a bond was secured for the two in which the bondsmen qualified to the amount of $, 17,500, of which $9,000 was furnished by iwople in the eastern part of the county, and the balance nt Heud and vicinity. The b.ricksons Imve apcalcd their cae. Will Uulld a Railroad. The Tacomn Ledger of May 14 has the following note regarding the tortuatiou of n construction company, which will build n rail road into Central Oregon; ii-ri... iui.ifii- X- Orri'oii fiHiittiirtinn company, a f5'." corporation, filed articles 01 lucorporniiuu mm me nnuur auditor yesterday torough I.. S, Itoulell, II. It. IKniherty and A. H. Iw, who are muuetl us trustees. The capital stock is divided Into shares at f loo each. The company I 11 sutwldary of the Pacific & OiK"U Hallway t Navigation coiupany recently iticorixuated hy the same men. While all details concerning the plans of the two concerns are carefully guard ed (mm public knowledge, it is known that the tncoriorators arc lucked by tin Itngllsh syndicate uud will shortly be gin the construction of a line of rail road in Central Oregon. Several To. coma uud Seattle contractors arc now preparing figures for the work." llnarsciH-, bronchitis and other throat trouble nie quickly cured by l'olcy'a Honey uud Tar us it soothes and heals the lutlutued throut uml bronchia! lubos and tlie most ubsttnate cough diupK-ars. Insist upon having the genuine l'olcy'a Honey and Tar. lleud Drug Co, A TAME OAME. llend an Ilasy Victor Over Redmond In Last Sunday's Contest. The ball game Sunday between Heud and Kedmond was rather n tame affair. Up to the sixth in ning it was n walk-away for the local team, but at that time the Redmond boys gingered up a little nnd the Heud players made a few Kr plays, the result of which was that the visitors ran in four scores in that inning, making the score 7 to 8 at the close of the sixth. The balance of the game was close enough to be interesting, ending with a score of 10 to 8 in Bend's favor. There were no spectacular plays by cither team. Staats pitched the first three in nings for Ik ml, with Ktilp in the box the balance of the game, Ken nels and Immclce threw for the visitors. Following is the score by innings: i n s 1 1 "I Bend Kedmond , , 44000010 10 ..01 a a o 4 o o 1 8 The Dulletin leads. Come Out And Join the Boosters' Band! Join the Boosters' Band and booit! Don't stay home and go to rooit! Keep awake and make a spiel I Put your shoulder to the wheel! Try to help your town along I Boost it loud and boost it strong 1 Everybody lend a hand I Come and join the Boosters' Band I ANOTHER HOME TALENT. High School Students Will Present Laughable Comedy, "Mr. Bob." On Saturday evening, students of the high school will present the comedy, "Mr. Bob." The pro ceeds will go to defray the expenses incident to commencement, and the surplus will be used for general school purposes. Admission will be 15c for children under 12, 35c for adults. The cast of characters follows: Philip Royson George Van de Vert Robert Ilrown, clerk of Benson & Benson Max Richardson Jenkins, Miss Rebecca's butler... Bruce DeVarmond Rebecca Luke, a maiden lady.... .. Pauline Wiest (Catherine Rogers, lyr niece Pearl Hightower Marion Bryant, "Kitty" friend, Mr. Bob" Grace Vaurte Vert Patty, Miss Rebecca's maid. Dorothy Schoolcraft (lettlnj: Ready for Band Picnic Preparations nre coinc; forward n pace for the big band picnic on Sunday, June 6. J. II. Wcnandy has agreed to put on n number of stages and rigs, enough to carry the entire town to the picnic grounds. These rigs will leave the Heud Drug Store at 8 o'clock so if you want to attend, you bad better be there promptly at the appointed hour. The charge for the round trip will lie: Adults, ft.ooj child- ten from 13 to 15, 75 cents; under t2, 50 cents. llend Uoys Defeated. A team of Bend youths went to Princville last Sunday to play ball and were "done tip" to the tune of 16 too. 1 he boys claim the um pire's decisions were rank and that rrineville "ran in" n number ol players who were older than the stipulated age limit. A return game will be played at Bend uext Monday. Royal Neighbors Surprise Woodmen. While the Woodmen were In session last evening thy were sud denly surprised by the Royal Neigh bors, who came trooping into the hall currying with them the es sentials for one ofthe finest "feeds" ever eaten, as the Woodmen de scribe it this morning. Forty plates were laid and an hour or two was spent in n most delightful social manner. Dog Tax Due. Dog tax is due and pavnblc June tst, lyoo. AH' dogs having no tax collar will le disposed of according to ordinance. ,J. D, Davidson, Mayor, Exercises Will Be Held Tomor row Evening. CLASS HAS THREE MEMBERS Professor Schafer of th University of Oregon WW Deliver an AddreM, and a PJeafnr Program WW B Rendered In Lara Hail. The Bend high school will gradu ate its first class this year, and naturally the people of the district will take an unusual Interest in the event due to the very fact that it is the first commencement. Exer cises appropriate to the occasion will be held in Lara ball tomorrow evening. Admission will be free and everyone is cordially invited to attend. The class of '00 is coh- posed of Miss Pearl Hightower, George Van de Vert and Miss Dorothy Schoolcraft, and they have chosen as their motto, "Great Things are Done by Devotion to One Idea." Besides the orations by the mem bers of the class, the people are given an opportunity to enjoy a treat in the nature of an address by Prof. Schafer, of the University of Oregon. The program follows, in full: Invocation - Rer. J. Anthony Mitchell Presentation of CIM ..... - - Miss Ruth Reid, principal Comet Solo .... Trof. Throne Clasa History - George Van de Vert Oration -"The Pursuit of the Ideal" ..... Dorothy Schoolcraft Valedictory - Pearl Hightower Solo "Good Night Little Girl" . . ..... . Miss Marlon Wlest Class Address ........ Prof. Schafer, University of Oregon Presentation of Diplomas Miss Reid, principal of the Bend schools, has requested the Rev. J. Anthouy Mitchell to deliv er the baccalaureate sermon to the class, which will be done next Sun. day evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Baptist church. Rev. Mitchell's theme will be ' 'Education." Spec ial music is being prepared, and all are cordially invited to U nrKi.ni . ... .i.vu. at this, the closing feature of Bend's nrst commencement exercise. Eighth drade Commencement. Seven will graduate from the eighth grade this year. The class is uuustial in that it is composed entirely of bovs. Their graduating exercises will be held Friday even ing in Lara hall, to which the pub lic is cordially invited. The class is composed of Harry Johnson, Carl Hunter, John Hates, Ray Deyarmond, Paul Scoggin, Ivuu McGillvray and Alonzo Moore. The program follows: Invocation . Rev. J. Anthony Mitchell Piano Solo "The Maidens" . Bower Miss Nona II. Richardson Presentation of Class ..... .... Misa Maude Van de Vert Class History Alonzo Moore Oration "Opportunity" .... Paul Scoggin Rssay An American Boy's Idea of Western Canada Ivan McGillvray 'Give MeLibertyorGiveMe Death" ...... Patrick Henry John Bate Kssay "Forest Preservation" . Carl Hunter Cornet Duet, Messrs Throne and Triple tt Direct Legislation Harrv Johnson Development ol Our Natural Re sources .... Ray Deyarmond Class Honors and Presentation of Diplomas Miss Ruth Reid Vocal Quartette Misses Wlest, Wilson and Duusmore and Prof. Throne The class motto is, "Not at the Top, but Climbing." Class colors, maize and blue. Class flower, La Prance Rose.