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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1910)
-l--' -'irrniit huI MIMMMItffcAfalJMttMtf&rtiJMM AkMtaAilltUUhi THE BEND BULLETIN SUBSCRIPTION RATUS; One fn'" - la month.... ... Thrt- month.....-......., (Invariably In idnim,) . .jo WEDNESDAY, I)KC 14, 19.0 Isn't this as Kood a tunc as any for the people of Bciul to begin to get together for n trnng pull? Count Tolstoy nt 82 ) cars and Mary Uaker G. Eddy nt 89 recently cast off the mortal coil. Both were social reformers mid wrought great work and "he world is better lot their having lived. "All thinus come to him who waits"; but we'd like to choose the things that come to us, nnd to be iu position to choose we shoul I be niert and have that strength which noes with united effort. There are some things which we do not want The chicken got one of them Let us not wait for Mich. It was a mistake to admit Utah to statehood without first definitel) uprooting Mormon polygamy. It will be a mistake to admit New Mexico ana Arizona 11 ore tne English language nnd the prtn c pies of civil liberty are under stood by a majority of tne people there. But probably it will be done. The expense of building nnd maintaining another school was pat upon the Bend district last Saturday by eight voters. That's all right; we nre not kicking about providing adequate school fncil hies. But we would call attention to the fact that voters and taxpay ers should pay more heed to public matters or they are likely to suffer from inconsiderate action. The duty of citizenship ts not dis charged by simply electing officers to da everything. This theory is at the bottom of most official rottenness. 3e MTTW native of Nebtaska fie- qoentljrcalls himself an Aksarben, thinking the name of his state the only one that will stand spelling backward. Now we have "Roy at" for a new po.itoffice in Crook countv. which -most people will think is a prettypoor spelling of a very good name. A better one might easily have been selected Hampton, for instance, for the new postofficc is in the Hampton valley Or the first postmaster, Schreder, might have lent his name. "Roly at" owes to the world the duty of having a mure euphonius and easier name. ' miles. Multuomnh has too mltc. The commission drops this inter esting conclusion: .Wumltii Out the preirtit roaila rep remit n total of 6,000 mile, oiitMhlril thereof, or J.aio miles should tic gooil r)iiU nuil tlicir eott tic cqululilv pro vliled. KMiuiMltiK Oils Cot at f$.w per milt, f o,xyxx) mint be expended. The atnte atone en fitimice this mnmitil; no luctil taxation ytcin could tuppty 11 In view of the fct that the nuid building ttust Ims just got Orciion to authorize counties to bond them selves heavily for roads, this judg me nt ol the Coutcrvntiou Commis sion is unkind. But it is not doin inntcd by Webster ami his Mlov. i-ouspitatnrs. protected front desperate men who'ye" To years were pcnt In Cheney, ilirfniii .iitlxiir. 'Pfn I'liiirin ' Wnimlitgton. when they moved to Cini lireaten xfolctict.. lie unirlii , hl( v,nn,Ktu.i, where they ie have no greater duty than this to M,, nv'e yvntt ", ,,.,. !,,. cnlllc per lot in It is much more sensible with her patents to l.nUUxw, Oreuuu, tut tne time 01 iter than hanging a limn for 1111 act tli.it was, in effect, permitted b) the court. For liungiug, as a fain ous liutuorist once said, Is tne very worst use a matt can be put to, uml -tod lulutvuir mid dillKciiee iu 1 Moesn't restore the nntrdeted life J" ianUy wliete ulttf lemalned death. 1)1111111 the full mevlons to her death, hc attended the, jmMle achoul ol Laid law, whete die was eomtiiftiiletl (or her Mini.,; i took tn ue M Hie ricriil ciiiiik Loiniti I'nit, (lie ptltr licini! prei-euled to her iMtetil. by her Unchcr, nhotlly idler tier death. ! Ader 11 short IIIiicm ot Um-.llltK vhlt'h teriulnaled iu pneiiiminia, ulie jk.mI jvrncf tolly nwhv. hhe win 1011- , scimiH to the U1, nnd neeuuil to leiiltir lie s&w coNURiissiosAL uisrRicrs The politicians ore figuring on u third Representative iu Congress from Oregon. The state 1ms 11 population ot 672 775, of which Multtioiunh county ims 336 261 almost exactly one third. There fore it seems proper that Multno mah county should constitute a Congressional district. 1 lie ratio under the census of 1900 was one Representative to 194,182 of popu lation. The ratio under the census I of 1910 will be tn.Ueri.tlly raised, oil course, but Oregon will still be safe fji three Representatives. A Salrm man has a scheme to add Columbia, Washington and Cldckumas counties to all of Eastern Oregon for a Congressional district and leaving the rest ol Western Oregon iu auother district This would put one-third the votes of the Eastern Origon district in counties bordering on Multnomah, with practically no interest 111 com mon with the counties east of the Cuscudcs. Why not attach Coos, Curry, Douglas, Jackson and Josephine to the Hustern Oregon district, leaving the other Western Oregon counties in a district by themselves? And then maybe we could send Itinger Hermann back to Congress. He is certainly more desirable thnu our Congressman-elect. The state of Washington is not districted at all but elects three Representatives at large. This is a matter that each state settles for itself. Otiltuiiry, lttully Koe Couch died nt the home ot l)cr parent., near l.nMlmv, Ori'tsuu, oil Novcinlier ij, toio, ui;eil sixteen ) cam, one mouth and ieiityeeti days. Tt,M ,l.i.it,.il ,... III., limit, lttr nf 1 i .....i m...ii,. if iv.H.ii ,...1.1,11 wine lime hettite her death, thai 1.. ii... !.i 1 mi., .' .... ..i,i iH ' would hi'cnlled to her Inline nlime. nnd 1004. At the aKe of live veur he he luliUMl a den re to .re her hnithcis moved with her parents to RtUville. mid slsiern; the atneut ones etc Kent Wadilnutou" whete Oiev lesldeij one fur. and two litoiheis arrived just Iteloto luleriuenl was uiaile. . , On account n( Hie nnlurt ol hrr llliit, ytnniK r)iiuvuiy wan ilelMtrrd Iroiu hi LctlVe VOlir Subscriptions for room, lint her many ouni IrlemU nii.l scluMilinutes temeiiilx'reil her liy tend liiK letters and lovitiis vvords n( avm mOiv and eueiiiiiaemciit, which wen' Kteatly appreciated hy the Mlieut ul icier. On the moruluK ot Notcttltier I J. siir loutuled hy her tictits mid other mem All Magazines ut the Library and let that instil ution fjet the benefit. . , hcrsiif the family, she hn allied lirr lul, and on Novcinlier 17 'hi leiimliu wcic interred In l.nHllaw ccinclcti wii.. .,.. tmiwl he nil win knew her. fur her noble character uml puritv n( llmiiulit nnd iictlnns I while her iiiittiy frlepils ami loving seliillves tin mil wlnh tociill her IwcW, die leave 11 place iu the life nf llu huine. nchmd ami coiuiiiiuill, winch can nrvei In- llllcil hy auother, and hit ucnlle wind ami a will ever lie icinemlieicil hy the mam wlio knew her We know not why her sweet mi ne imioiii aim tit nut llvlnc the rciiMin we trust liei in inr cure nf the. Heavenly I'alhcr. kimwiiiK thai Ills will Is licit, uml thai "Sne lime we'll umlcislauii," r nun. ii.i ,,,,, i. thiiulil In ended lust in the lilimi pioinlneof voiilli.liiil thmivih we mi Brewster & lirewster SURVEYORS nntl Civil I:nj;iueers. I'tinevilte nnd lletid. Oregon Bend Construction Co. CONTRACTORS and liUILDHRS All kinds of Ptimlture and Cabinet Work. See us before yon build j A IIAI'KA ART I'ltOCTOK W M MciilllUlOll Jonathan Bourne falls far below our ideal of a United Statts Sen ator; but wbeu it ,oroes to choos ing between Bourne and popular government on the one hand and Taft and Pulton and government by the gang on the other, we opine that the former will win just as often as the issue shall be plared before the voters of Oregon. The amazing stupidity which perpe trated the "assembly" blunder last spring still clings to the Repub lican camp and will carry the "in terests" wing of the party to the same goal, unerringly aud inevit ably. The people of Oregon have tasted power and will not surren der their right to rule. Their new manner of government may not in all respects be exactly per fect, but it is vastly better thuu the old rule by a corrupt machine. R0A0S OP ORlKiON. Crook county has more miles of main wagon road than any othei county in Oregon, according to the sfigures of the Conservation Com mission, which has just filed its re port with the Governor. We have 450 miles, with 9,.;oo inhabitant!, and taxable valuation of 7,910, 43X. Harney and Malheur counties each have 350 miles of main roads, but each of them is much larger than Crook in area, though having less population and taxable value. Hood River county maintains but 20 miles of main roads, Union county 50 miles and Gillianinnd Tillamook each 70 A CLASS OF "JUDICIAL A1URDEK." Grave crimes may sometimes be traced directly to the door of the courts. Last week a woman was cruelly murdered in Portland by her recreant husband, who had re peatedly threatened to kHl her. He had gone so far as to leave 110 doubt of his design, aud complaint was made to the Municipal Court and protection asked for. But the! judge dismissed the complaint aud turned the villain loose. The brutal murder promptly followed. 1 In Crook county four years ago old man Melvin sought the pro tection of tne Circuit Court against S. H. Dorrance, who, in violation of express agreements, was crowding the old man out of his property in the most overbear ing manner imaginable. The con vincing evidence was before the court, yet it would not act. What everybody who had knowledge of the case foresaw followed in regu lar order. Dorrance shot first but Melvin bad better aim and Dor rance was killed. Why nre the courts so tender with lawbreakers of this class? Law-abiding citizens should be OREGON THE LAST CALL OF THE WEST Did you see this beautiful nrttcle picturing Ortgou in four colors in the Novem ber SUNSKT? S15.000 is being spent by SUNSIST MAGAZINE on a Series of articles MitxMldy illustrated in lour colors picturing and describing die attractions nnd tesour ces of the Wonderland of the Pacific We will wnJ )u lh mil Uitr ! of SU.NfUfT cumiHCtKltif with lh tx-cl PrttMlwr Imhc In hkti Ix-Klm the trl MfUl lumt itf the yr "TIIK M-HM.. tyC N fc .V. M WIIIUmMHi and artbly lllu. trilnl itlltlt In four cvUxt vu SN I'KANCIhCO- TIIK KXroM. TION CITA, sih! In il.llllun we will Incttxle cx-'jroftht NimiaUr .tie ceaUlnla-f the bwutlfully llluttratnl snide on Orrcon ALL FOR 35 CKNTS (Stamps or Coin) SUNSET MAGAZINE Wells l'n . liuliaiuK, PomUdJ, Ore. OFFICIAL DIRF.CTORV. UNITKII tiTATIW rtr.l.l-nl . . Vice I'lriHtut hnttUljr ul Mnli HCUIiy ul liMtuty IxvtirUi) u( liilrilur ukiutr uf War linuiy ol ,Sy WlllUm It T.I anltis hll. IH ritlUtlitrl k. Kliut ..Hullkllll UiV.kh . HHlmnl A IMIIUiki ). M lIKklllKlll iKvinr tun 1, irri HrvieUI) ul Coiunim mul ljtj Clillt Nnrl iiiiu.ir i.ciivfNi. . -i'11111-.ii iininiw. Allumty (.tutial lirulj "' VVkkn limit HMtUiy ul AKllvullult . .Jiii VViimh usm..cjuu.M... jll'i;':,r,,m V S. Alturncx John vitCuun U A .VUl.llal . . l(. II Vulw.ll lMltnatlcr al IUihI ... I' O MImu V h. Cuiuiult.luucr al llcmt II C IiIIm STATU ' Ik I Don't Buy a I' W llrHMM ... i'. w. mnMU II. A mm A. M CrowliMu J II. AcWrMviH VV H. Iutilw J. VV Hll.) Corn nor h.tlal)f ul Malr .... lrra.uur ... Attulir (.(liclal . .. uVt I'uMit: lii.lliulluii. Malr I'lluKI IMltv ami l'ul LuiuuilMhHiri V.wHiinlHucr ul Lalui hlallall II I' Uml .TIhm K CltlK! KalliuaJ CiHnmlaaienr .... Cllr II Aluhlauw (txwaltl rl (Vanir ami I'uit.lfy WaiOcu. . k II. Mnrrnawi Wat H4ilnrtr...,. JuhH II l.rou u. . ,..-,. . . j ti(rT" - 1 S;- ft' i!mr, IT. A Mcmi.1. I I' A UMr 8ulltm Judgra i Kil-ilt Kaklu Uiu K Mn I W. T. Malar hrr luuanor Cuntkul (Wr ) John II Lcwli, HUl Hnliirt r Ktwi. ttr II r IHMnalr, hupt uit. Nu I ..lluniHM, 'l T M atiiHi, bupi, inr. Urn I runrCI.-.i'f 1 hraTK Laku IIiiaik-Oevftnur, octttaijr ul Slalt atxl Mate Tlcaamrc, hrAtk l)Ml l.4i(i IuAtl- Uattrnuc, Mala Tlcatuif r aiid Mlotmy Otuilal. ' bKVK.NTII JUDICIAL. UIHTK1CT Julr. ...... .. Altuliicy. .. ..... I CKOOK COUNTV , juJic. ...... .. it. c mu. Clara. . .. VV'arrrn Iiiwh Hh-iltf . . . 1'iank hlkiMi Tiraauirr . . . . -W I'. KIb, Awur . .. 1. 1). I I'utlctu I tKlrool MJcllal;nilt...w.-.-. A. lyi" hurtryur .. .. . .. .1'rr.l A KUi ' Corauilwlunrn.. .... . TIIK COUHTh. .. W. I,. HrailalHt. ,.-frc4 W. UllavH- in. 11. ru-k) ( jaiura hui ews:aw THE BEND BULLETIN Solicits Inquiries About Up-To-Date JOB PRINTING Ciaceir Count Hint Muu.lajr In Mijr, Ihln Mun.lay In IMul-rr. I'aunAiii Cihikt Fliat luuly In rarh itHmlk CuMUiMiurlKai' Couar I'liai VVnlncaila) in January, Martn, aad November. BaoUbCnooL tliaraiCT No. 11 M Tilp'cll May, July, hclitciuUti IMrtctoli... Tcacbcri. ttayor.... KnonUr Trcaturcr. Slucrmcn. (M Tilp'cll (C U IMallHf U I) mm J.C I' llarrluttun MIm Aiiht II alaikt! Ml. AUa ISHtrr . Ml.a JlallKI IMwn 3.1 im I'lutaiKc C Yuan Mla I4a M Alxl.lHm Miu Kalhfflu llaiklM IIm Nwa KWwanUuu Mia OUim II Mack CITV OH III1N1) . S. C CaMwtll ......- II i, I III! .. S J. iif QIvc n Scnslblu Chrlstmns Present. WIS MAVIS TIIKA1 Safety Razors Oillcttc Keen Kuttur -Leslie Barber's Pet Razors aroer are Keen Kntfer ai M.N llunl.r Ij II. On. ill 111 J liirituir -S r vv Tnpicii MODORN TYPE, MODERN AUCHINEWY, MOyDGRN METHODS. Call at office or phono in. Phone No. 36 Wall Street, near Ohio. II II Krlley I u 11 plcll ley hallcca Keen Kntlerantl I. X. L. Pocket Knives Keen Kutter Scissors Carving Sets 1847 Rogers Bros. Silverware Pull Line of Guns and Rifles Baseball Goods Crockery, Chinaware. Lamps Universal Percolators Chafing Dishes Klipper Klnb Ice Skates Bend Hardware Co . 'rlttif&fJh We have a good many customers coming to Bend in the spring of 1 9 11 . During January and Feb ruary we are going to spend several hundred dollars advertising Farm Lands Around Bend If your farm is for sale, come in and list it with us. We can sell improved or unimproved land. M. S. LATTIN CO. (Farm Insurance a specialty.) SALE of BUGGIES $115 ;an buggies '93.50 $100 nn buggies 85.00 MANUFACTURERS OF HARNESS REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS H. J. EGGLESTON Bend, Oregon mmammmuammmm E I .