TELLS STORY
OF BIG CHM
Likens Deschutes la That of the
Colorado River.
BOOSTS CENTRAL OREOON
Outlines Vast 'o(lbllltl o( Dei
chute Valley and 8cac Attrac
tions of tend Country, Seon ,
Reached by KaHreaes.
Under the title "HoniMekcn to
Sween tin Deschutes Canyon," O.
I Putnam lias AH extensive Illus
trated ortlclc In last anil'lay's Ore
coiiIbu. The story describe the
construction work In the cnnon as
encountered by the author on n re
cent trio through Its entire lenuth,
ami dwells (tartkuUrly ttfxjti the
many unique scenic attractions of
this "narrow twrui to uregons in
land l.niiiire," whkh to aptly com
pared with Colorado's Grand Can
yon. 'The writer k lavkh In his
praUc ol the beaHty of the "Grand
Canyon of the Northwest," saying,
l in nnrt: "No more intercatluK and
beautifully Impressive stretch of
scenery exists in the' Northwest
than thai embraced (n 'the one
hundred-odd miles of the canyon of
the Deschutes.
' "The Deschutes canyon la the
' sole northerly uatcway to the great
Central Oregon region, who de
velopment in the next few years
promiKS to outdo anything ever
witnessed in Oregon or any of its
sister Mates. In five years Ore
foil's population, exclusive of that
of Portland and the several cities of
MillHUttttOiajeSi Wdi fair )o
be doubled by the influx of Borne
makers and city builders whose ad
vancc wnve Is now sweeping Into
the fertile Deschutes valley." Says
the article, in doling;
A a 'Mrawlng caul" for patatnger
traffic and in atlititlon to Ortod'a long
Hit of natural aaacta, llili, the moat beau
tlful ami Intcrrttlnit canyon la (be
Northwest, will I unturputl.
Il fort another innimer liaa drawn to
a ctf the recreation Kekrt of the
Willamette Valley ami Omjmi'a IUtern
vlaltora will be twarinltiK Into the lea
ure land of the ttetntiful Heml country,
and all the umurrm.wd region of the
upr DcKhutc, on lliclr way thither
Mttiu2 throHKh the poftaUol till wnn
deiful I)echutM,ranyott, where Uit year
w nothlnK hut untmken olltMd,.and
trxUy the ruttt of f,cuo mn tHrHettlag to
completion two reat rallroadi hita .the
Interior '
Mill Hatks ttotMWctei.
The latest important develop
ment In the unfolding or the great
plan of Orcuon railroad construe
tion whose initial step Is the Des.
chutes road to fiend, Is the an
nouDccment that the Hill interests
are behind the DoUc & Western en
tcrprise. This new road, It will be
remembered, has long been a mys
terious factor In the field, whose
ownership and destination hitherto
have remained hidden.
Now, however, comes the an
nounccment through Col. C H. S.
Wood, that the new Hue is Hill
property, will be "hitched up" with
the O T. I,., In all probability, and
enmiug the state south of fiend
will connect with Hill's newly pur
chased Oregon Ktectric road, and
thence find outlet to Portland as
well as to Coos Nay.
Mora Land fraud?
Suit has been filed In the United
States court at Portland charging
the llaldwlri Sheep & Land Co.
with conspiracy to illegally obtulu
title to government land. J. R.
Wyatt, deputy U 3, district attor
ney, who brings the action, chaigcs
that ugrecments were entered into
between the company and entry
men whereby the hitters' hinds were
to be turned over to the company
nftT final proof had been made
The Huldwin property embraces
some' jfi.oco acres on liny and
Tiout creek, and was recently hold
to a syndicate, by Jack Edwards,
the former owner ami well known
breeder of prize sheep, ,
Notice.. j
If you wIhIi to have ynur ex
prem mid light freight come ip
uloug with your lcttutH uud dully;
Ph.th. have it come in on the uiiiil
line Tiiir" CoNitrr Staoiv $fc
Stauu. Co. " 35i
bond buvbks iNTnKvmwqD.
I ,11 I,
At. B. TMmpfM Ce It navy (nrHM
art. DImuum Country's future,
An Interview with the M. It
Thompson Co , who recently have
acquired the Lytic addition to fiend,
which appears In the Portland pa
pent of biinday, niont enthusiastic
ally prophesies a magnificent future
for Mend. In part, the article
reads as follows:
Ilpinl, which I to le the termlmi of
the Oregon Trunk Muc, for the prrcut
i, ft. U a thriving town now, ami It
future I brlfjht indeed. It Kruwlli hm
lren atnixliiK alrtaily. With uch rich
laud alxnit It, llmlwr In Itiinieime nuntitl
tie, power. Irdgea of ore, coal, nil,
wheat laud, lfrlntlon, lock ami olhtr
mKulflcentreMiureei, it future I
u ml. Thai the development of Ilend
will le rapid I certain.
RtaMy I'lrm Rcfurnbhes.
The office, of the Central Oregon
Realty Company on Wall street
have been completely rcfuriiMicd
and decorated. For some time
Hlmcr Niswonger, the president of
the company, has been conducting
his business more or less surrounded
by paper lungers and painters,
Now, however, the work of "bright
enlng tip" is completed, mid the
arrival of a complete set of Jiaud
m office furniture and fixtures
has made of the rooms one of the
wont attractively fitted out places
in Ilend.
I'fttkfefl tor R. P. D.
W. G. Wa'ugh, who resides some
eight miles cast of town near the
l'rlncvllle road, states that he and
others have drawn up a petition for
the Inauguration of a rural free de
livery route. The proposed route,
It is understood, is from Ucnd east
word for eight miles over the Prlne
vllle road and thence south to the
Dear Creek road, and back to Bend.
Mr. Waugh now has the petition at
his home and there hopes to secure
the requfsitc number of signatures
It Is understood that one hundred
families to a ad-mllc route is the
minimum for which the postal au
thorities wilt establish' rural de
livery, and the ecKipcrtttou of (tins
number, sayu Mr.' Waneh, lie- ex
jwcts 16 receive In his scheme.
Rend Team Defeated.
I.nst Sunday afternoon Redmond
won the first ball name of 1010
Iroin the Ilend team .by the decisive
score of i$ to 5, hack of practice,
ragged playing, the absence of Mar
men'and above all, the fact that the
Redmond boys put up a classy ar
ticle of ball accounted for the de
feat. Manager Hd wards reports a
clean game, ud while admitting
the home team made n poor show
ing proportionately to its possibil
ities, Is confident that the lesson
learned will get evervone out for
practice hereafter. Next Sunday
Ilend plays Prlncvilte on the home
grounds and a hard fought contest
Is anticipated.
The following men played jcliit
Krdmond: U'Donald (el. Kocter (t).
Slaht4(lb( Hurri (ib), Turpi n ().
McKeynohi (3h), Hteldlr.(U. Kdwrd
(rf). l'red VaoMatrc, captain, was not
able to play.
Right of Way Purchased.
During the laat weeks much
right of way has been purchased bv
the Oregon Trunk Line south of
Ilend, present activities In thin di
rection seeming to Indicate a de
cided interest, on the part of the
road builders, In completing at an
early date the preliminaries for a
southerly continuance of the line.
George Jones, Mrs. C A. Jones.
Mrs. Herring, Richard King, Oliver
Jolitwofl and Ralph Caldwell arc
among those from whom land has
been purchased, tbaj latter having
donated right of way across his
property without pay. The aver
age price given for right of .way, it
is understood, was $ 40 an acre.
Notice.
All those indebted to the estab
lishment hitherto known as Kulp &
Kyre will please immediately settle
their accounts. Hereafter I shall
have entire control of the business,
In my own name. F. L. Kulp.
iJjeute kJj'l
ustness
xJacoma, trasi.
Co
eae
Bualn0 Situeatton it tin ebaotut ntetaiify fet;
m founp ptmon ivfio tlrlra to auttrti In &uajn
TUDKNTS of the Dcutcl College ecure good
positions as soon as graduated .nd later secure-
promotions at advanced salaries. A
written guarantee to place graduates of our
combined course at a stipulated silary from the start,
Is given if desired. Write for 5 full particulars and
free catalogue to (Jay. Address;
Sueutel oOttsiness Gotlege,
&ntomm, -V . Waanlngton
v
Colonist Rates
TO
OREGON
AND THE
GREAT NORTHWEST
ice
Railroad & Navigation Co. takea
great pleasure in announcing
that the bw rate from lUxWrn
citlcft, which have done tontuch
In pat scaaoni to atlmulate travel
to and Mltleuieut In Oregon,
will prevail Kin this Spring
DAILY from March 1 to April
IS Inclusive.
PEOPLE of QRJEGON
, The railroad tune done their part; now If up to
sou. The colonlit rate i the urcateit of all home
(milder. Do all you can to let lUiteru people know
about it. ami cuenuinKe them to come here, where
land it cheap and home.bulldiut; easy and attractive.
rCS Can Be Prepaid at home deilred. Any
Bl auent ol the roud named I nuthorueil to receive the
required ilepoult ami tclcxraph ticket to any point
In thq lat.
BinberThe Ratesi'rom Chlcaco. : from St.
f I ?j$ Loul. fiii from Omaha and Kaiimi City, ti. Tht
Tiuil'Jtrt'ilJI reiluction 1 nroimrtloimte from nil other citle.'. ' ' ' '
IShli'tyk'1 ik Ha ifi'imntv ' ' l
im msstiiKwi f.viik ,-uiiiauu, vricuii
XKbI.
trW1iMSw
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a i
320Acre Homesteads
In the fair land of
R Sunny Oregon
imSSLamw1
The' only and last opportunity
for the Homeseeker to obtain
Free Land. We own and oper
ate our own automobiles to
and from the land.
Call on or write to
Tire Spanton Co
PORTLAND OFFICE
369 OAK ST.
BEND OFFICE
Pilot Butte Ian W. N. BROWN, Mgr.
0.
Properties
Wanted
Preparing to extensively PUT OUT
operating BULLETINS of properties
FOR SALE, from Goldendale, Wash.,
, to Bend, Or., owners and - agents are .
asked to SUBMIT deals and complete
selling DETAILS on their bestAolTer
ings, to
.
& W. Farm & Fruit Lands Syndicate
SEATTLE, WASH.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
DKITEO bTATKS
rrcldent..
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. witlUm H.fufl
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SrereUry ofStete yhiUkr ci'Xaox
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UtrHMrr oT Interior JHchrd A. BUlactr
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Seertury otSmrj wt oa I Utytr
Sccrttarr orco-amnte nd LaborjChvlr Nri
rmtmut G(iml .Frank H. HlUkeock;
Attorney 6ienl Ctorjt W Wkkcrttum
ScercUry of Artcltor a .jt wuon
STATU
Co ftnor . .. .
SterrUry ofStlc. .
Trr.urtr .
Attorney Centra!
Rapt, rubtle loitrixllon
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IMlry awl rood CommUaloner
CoraralMiooeroflboT BUtUtlcs,
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Sallroad ComaUalontr . Clfdc R. AlicbUon,
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Cant and Fortttry Wirrtf o.. a o Ktrrrnion
State KnlBr Joh H. Iwta
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CKUOK COUNTY
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TJIK COURTS.
CiicriT Cotrar Flnt Monday la May: thlnl
Monday In October.
l'o4TK Cocar Fiiai Monday In each month.
Ctumrutoaaai' Cpoar First Wedaerday
In Jaanary, March, May, July, September
and NOTeniner.
Baxn School Dirraicr No u.
.. - K A Smith
MiMRutht. Retd
Mlaa Anne B Maikel
I Ml Maude Vandeveit
aiim Clarion wien
Mix Nona Rlchardton
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CITY OF. DF.ND
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warren Brown
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