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WKDNSSDAY, AUG. io, toto.
The death of Harvey V. Scott,
editor of the Portland OregonUn
for 40 yearn, marks tbe passing of
a truly resarkable nan. He died
last Sunday la Johns Hopkins hos
pital, Baltimore, of heart failure,
after a surgical operation. He
came from the soil, struggled up
through great difficulties to a posi
tion of preeminence and held unap
protchable swa there for a gener
ation He was a prodigious work
er always. His mind was strong,
leceptive, active, and it was his
habit to master a subject before
dealing with it in a public way
This gave him the leadership which
he so long held. He was not pop
ular In the ordinary sense, because
so few could approach his high
level and get into sympathy with
him, but of self-asscrtiveness, of
narrow pride or petty arrogance, no
man was ever more free. Oregon
may well say, as did Hamlet:
He mi a man, take him for alt In all,
We shall not look upon hit like again.
The high-minded, honest, sensi
tive Attorney-General of the grent
state of Oregon has taken his facile
pea in hand and complained to toe
District Attorney of Multnomah
county about the "Hillraan" town
site swindle. Whereupon the Port
land Oregonlan also discovers the
iniquity. How potent an impend
ing election is to rouse public func
ttouarieu to protect the public! The
bet that the Hillman swindlers
have gotten awav with the swan
and don't care much now what
happens renders this belated pro
test rather childish. The papers
notably the Portland Telegram and
the Bend Balletin have set this
matter forth in its true charade
repeatedly, so there is nothing new
in it at this time We are now
looking for the Attorney-General to
announce that there was a rotten
irrigation deal in Babylon.
The people dearly love to 1ms hum
bugged. Present to them some
thing of real mejlt, give them ac
curate information, and they resent
It. The human critter is n pux
sling animal.
Initiative petition enterprises
have received quije a shock here in
Bend very little enthusiasm for
them any more. The recent elec
trical disturbances attending the
signing of the road petition Is said
to account for the popular aversion.
"Dittna ye hear
Speaker Cannon?
the slogan,"
Tbe numerous and destructive
forest fires call attention afresh
to the necessity of greater care to
prevent such catastrophes. Inci
dentally the comparative exemp
tion of the yellow pine belt must be
noted. This timber in Eastern
Oregon seldom sutlers from wild
fires. It does not grow in such
masses as does fir and the absence
of underbrush deprives tbe flames
of much food. About tbe only'
forest fires in this region occur in
jackpine thickets or canyons where
thare may be a favoring draft of
air. Deschutes timber is as safe a
money in the bank.
CAPSIZE ON ODELL.
Bend Party Has Narrow Escape and
Lose Equipment.
A party of Bend men while on
an outing at Inku Odell were the
victims of a boat-capsizing accident
which cost them (our guns, pevcrnl
tishinc rods and a considerable
amount of valuable camping equip
ment.
On Saturday, July 30th, the
campers left uenit tor the lake,
comprising the following: A, C,
Lucus, jun Holmes, John Morgan,
Prof. Thorne, S. G. Dorrls, the
game warden, Captnin Parker, a
representative of the Remington
Arms Co. and Col Jenkins.
After a hunting trip to the west
end of Lake Odell the party was
returning to cimp, Messrs. Lucas,
Morgan, Thorne and Jenkins in u
sailboat, behind which was towed
a second boat containing Parker,
Holmes and Dorris, when suddenly
a squall of wind upset the leadiug
boat, dumping all its occupants
into the water. The boat capsized
in 50 feet of water, about 100 leet
from shore. The three in tbe trail
boat did good work in rescuing the
others. Everything beside the
sailors, however, went to the bot
tom of tbe lake excepting the
dog, which was first ashore.
It is said that an effort will be
made to recover the lost guns by
dragging.
Wanted -A girl, for general
house work. Inquire of Mrs. H.
E. Allen. tf
MERRILL RESIQNS.
Meeting to Elect School Hoard Mem
ber to rill Vacancy.
Due to the resignation of C. V.
Merrill from the School Board, of
which he has been chairman, be
cause he has sold out his business
unit is leaving town indefinitely, it
has become necessary to elect an
other mcmlvcr to the school board
For this purpose meeting of the
school voters has been called for t
p. in, 011 August aoth.
Subscribe for The Bultctin.
Injured on llurncd Sidewalk.
J, II. Syphcr, who is employed
at the National Cash Market, met
with au accident white walking to
his home last Saturday night. lie
was walking along the sidewalk 011
the went side of Bond street just
north of Minnesota, when his foot
struck one of the half burned plank,
which, he says, was loose and
turned hulf on edge. This he did
not see In the dark; his foot caught
beneath the plank, and he fell,
landing on his arm and cracking a
bone in his left wrist.
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Bend Hardware Co.
Owing to a decline in wire
products we are making
new prices on Nails and
Galvanized Barked Wire
as follows:
NAJLS, base,
per keg . .
Members of The
BEND REALTY BOARD
Multnomah county closed the
Portland bridges without perratV
skB of the War Department.
When the people do these things
for themselves, instead of crying to
the government to do it for them.
they get along. One must have
tbe discernment to kuow where
such latitude is proper, however
Tbe public good will always com
mand respect But not .so with
selfish schemes urged on the
ground i public b-nrri
BEND TOWNSITE CO.
BEND REALTY EXCHANGE
J. L. BYRNE ,
CENTRAL ORE. REALTY CO.
CROOK COUNTY REALTY CO.
DESCHUTES REALTY CO.
J. A. EASTES
HOME LAND CO.
O. C. HENKLE
HOMESEEKERS LAND CO.
MERRILL-WILKINSON CO.
W. R RILEY
What's rue matter with Kansas?
Also, and especially, with Iowa?
The voters are do'ng some think
lag lor themselves and are voting
their Intelligence instead of their
prejudices these gladsome raidsum
mtr days. Even the national ad
ministration is beginning to take
notice that character and citizen
ship mean -ometliiriK diiTrent from
'ii r 11 iim tin
WImi' he u-e ot ejes that set
nut? The bliiul Senator Gore saw
plainly enough an attempt to bribe
him and he made it known; and
bow it transpires that others had
similar evidence before them but
were afraid to speak publicly of it.
Publicity is a great cleanser. Let
us have more of it and of the men
who ore not afraid of it.
The
Buckley Express
Co.
Direct Express Service between
Sbaniko and Bend.
Two Rius Each way every week
Careful Attention.
No
Stops!
Heavy Galv. Barbed
Wire per 100 lbs. .
Light Galv. Barked
Wireper 100 lbs. .
5.30
5.80
FULL LINE OF
Builders' Supplies
Doors, Sashes, Faints, Glass, Jltiihlcrs
Hardware, Hoofing. Everything yon
need for yonr new House or new Store.
N. P. SMITH
Wall Street, Wall Street
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Wo have in stock a full line
of tbe famous
WINONA WAGONS
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Bend Hardware Co.
320-ACRE
HOMESTEADS
WE HAVE THE
Best Wheat Land
IN CENTRAL OREGON.
VRUB AUTOMOMLB TRIP
from Bend to the lands and return for all who locate.
LIST YOUR CITY PROPERTY WITH US IF YOU WANT A QUICK SALE.
Write for Particulars, to
Merrill (2b Wilkinson Company
MINI), OIUIOON.
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CITY DRAY
BARNKY MtWIS, PROP.
SowethtKg more than j4 col.
uhm or city ordinances, out of a
total of about 13 colurns of live (?)
matter, makes pretty heavy sled
dins ir the "constant reader" in
August 4th buue of our neighbor,
The Hub. At ten cents a line,
however, it is distinctly worth
while from a business, if net a lit
erary, MHBUpomi.
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we hanoTb nveRYTiiiNa
Leave your order with Nick Smith
Wall St,, Bend
Tite Portlaud Oregouian has
JbrowH up the sponge for Secretary
Ballisger; but Director Newell, of
tbe Reclamation Service, is still
doing btuiHeM at the old stand.
Is the light finally beginning to
break on tbe President? Is this,
after all, corseting more than a
puddingbead government?
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Why interfere with "Unifed
WhwW or with "Hnlsuu"?
CRATER
Liberal induce
merits offered for
ine location 01 a
small saw mill
immediately at
Crater. See J. T.
Robinson Jr., lo
cal representa
tive of Crater
Buildino.
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LJ REMEMBER, TUB
Fishing Season
Commences April First. We
carry a full line or the very best
Tackle.
Big new shipment just in. Rods,
Flies, Leaders, etc.
S. C. Caldwell
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EVftYTMNfi for the Fisbrflu.
RIVERSIDE and
LYTLE
ADDITIONS
Lots 50x140 feet, Wide Streets, 20-foot Alleys,
$175. TO $400. PER LOT.
Terms: Small cash payment- Balance
$10 per month.
J. A. EASTES, Agent
Oregon Street; between Wall and Bond
BEND, OREGON.
ESTIMATES
VUHNISIIKD
MODKRK
BUNGALOWS
For
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Quick
Construction,
CUon
SHER.RITT Sb WOOLLEY
Architects and Builders.
NOTARY PUBLIC
FIRE INSURANCE
BUSINESS PROPERTY
FARM LANDS
A. A. DICKICI'
J, W. MCCMJKK
J. COODPltl.t'.OW
CROOK COUNTY
REALTY COMPANY
We have farm lands and city properly
for sale. If yon wish to purchase, see
us. If you have unything for sale, see
us. We are here for business ond will
treat you right. '
C C F? CO.
totaling Building, Wall Street, Bend
Hotel Bend
Corner Bond and Oregon Sli,
AMERICAN PLAN
Rates $2 and $2.50 a Day
HUGH O'KANEjManagcr
STAR BAKERY
FRESH BREAD
Piee,yatriee and Cfcf,f :J Meals Served at Regular
Hours.
E. MONCRIEF "omlst" "cxt t0 Du,fel,n offlc,r'
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