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The bend bulletin. VOL. IX. IIEND, OIUSMON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1011. NO. 20 4 -j NO TRACE FOUND AIRS. McORATH'S SUI CIDE CERTAIN. friend's l.cller Tails of Drowning Threats anil Say Ituabanil Mat treated Departed Woman Hero anil Alto While In Alaaka. Although It In ton c!ayn now Hlnce Mm. Tom McGrntli dlsnpeared, no positive due iin to whether she la ilcad or alive has been found, and no step toward olliclnl action In connec tion with her death has Ix-en taken. A letter which hIio wrote on Sunday, July 1(1. addressed to her husbund, would indicate that she had taken her life. In the letter, which Cou ntable A. C. Lucas has in Ida poa sW ft coauiukciai. ci.uij AimrriNd A meeting of tho Commer cial Cluli linn been called for Thursday evening ut 8 o'clock In thu club rooniH, All mum hern aru urKCl to be present an mutters of lmiorUinco nro to come up. DISTRIBUTING POINT FOR LAKEVIEW Auto Truck Frclnht Line to (lend He In Omaldercd My (loute Lake Country Uualneia Men. An auto freight lino between Ilend and Lnkevlew, upon thu com pletion of the railroad to thin city, In being seriously considered by thc bualnetM men of southern central Oregon, according to M. B. Rice of the Lnkevicw Commercial Club. Thin, he believes, vill solve thu problem of turning thu trade of the Hewlon, she states that she would i (loose Ijike country from California not Htand the hardships of her life to Portland. In u letter to The any longer and that she would soon Oregon Journal Mr. Ittcc says: bo with her father, who li dead. "Portland to Ilend and then via The letter tills eleven pages of auto truck to Lakevlew at maxl noto paper and In It thu missing mu,m, nut0 charges will cquallro woman severely rebukes her hu. JeW't rates from Portlond to Ukc . , . , , , , . . vlow besides being approximately 5 bond, who she says had led hern cent difference in delivery. "John L. Sullivan life." "Thu nuto truck haul from Bend Interviewed, Mr. McGrath said i to Iakcvlcw would be prnctlcAlly he did not know whether his wife muj as home freight from was dead or alive. He stated U.at Review to Altura, M miles, and ... ... . . , , the same timu would be used In the river had been searched for her iicllvery.' by private Individuals but no duel Mr. Rice believes that the nuto found. truck line which he says is being In n letter received last night by seriously considered by central anil C.W.Myers from Mrs. iInrri)Uto , thcrn Oregon busing Interests ,, . . ,..... , would not only save southern Ore- Underwood, now of rort Hock. ROn trn(k, to l'ortland but equalize clow friend of Mrs. McGrath, who freight rates on the Hnrrlmnn lines knew her in Alaska and here, strong lmtween Portland and Klamath Falls, corroboration of the suicide theory The auto truck line, he feels sure, is forthcoming, nnd grave charges ,,l,t dev 'f "' ,'ucl' hminct , w iV . .i i "iat It would bo but the forerunner against Mr. McGrath are made. of rnroud cjtusiwlon. "Many times Mrs. McGrath has "The business people of southern told me she would walk off into the .Oregon would rather deal with river some day," rvuds the letUT. 1 1'ortland If possible, and we have in part. "I laughed nt her. but she ." worM, l?Uti . : , , , i I, I three years, said Mr. Rice. HOG RAISING 0. K. pias is pias on bend RANCH. Lee Davenport, Successfully Halting Pure llltiod Hoc. Urges Handi er To Try This Profitable Industry. IIV I.KK PAVKNfOKT. (WiIIUii rpir.ly lor 7 he IkhiI Hultclla) Why Hhould the people of Central Oregon ship in tit great expense pork and pork product? Simply because they have been so busy doing other things that they have overlooked thu fact thut right here at home Ih one of the best hog rais ing dlstricta on earth. Pigs will grow to maturity on grass both green and dry. This Is not henrsuy or real eaUite boom talk but simple proven facts. During 11)10 I rulhed about forty young pigs on clover, alfalfa and green rye. They grew to weigh from 175 to 260 pounds and were fed grain for two weeks to harden the flesh before killing. So thoroughly convinced am I fr6m tho practical experiments I have mode that It pays to raise pigs nnd thu best blooded porkers pay best W IS 1 T AUTO OWNERS MUST HAVE LICENSE t Large Number In Bend tfa ve Not Made Application Under New Law Which liecomes directive Next Tuesday Lltt of Those Who Have Applied Having mnde no application for license under the new Oregon motor vehicle law, n number of Bend car owners will have to store their autos nwny nftcr Monday, it Beerns. The jxmnlty for running nn unlicensed car is a minimum fine of $50 for the first offence or 25 dnyH in the county jail. It is understood that the state authorities will see that the law is strictly enforced. Judge II. C. Ellis hai been mak Ing out applications for all who have naked him, not only for Bend people but for owners and drivers from Lnldlnw, Redmond, Madras and other towns. The following have .made applications through him for license: CAK AND UniVEIt , W. A. Hates, J. Saltzman, Hi Adams, O. C. Henkle. H. B. Ford, L. M. Toiler, Niswonger Bros., Itedmond Garage, Geo. V. McFar- FLUMU OVUR CAVU-IN Water ii ogaln running in the Arnold canal, COO feet of flume having been built over the recent cave-in and the dangerous parts ndjaccnt. This la standard fluming, 12 feet wide at the bottom nnd three feet deep, with n fall of about four feet to the mile. WHATSOEVERS HOLD DELIGHTFUL PICNIC Splendid Dinner Spread Today on Wlcat Lawn, and This After. noon Is Being Devoted to Play On the smooth lawn surrounding L. D. Wiest's home, in the cool REVISE CHARTER CAREFUL DOCUMENT FOR BEND. Portland Attorney! Will Mako Some Rearrangement Especial ly Protecting City for Fu ture Bond Issuances. Mayor U. C. Coc, who returned last night from Portland, brings , with him a report upon the proposed city charter from J. W. Kollock. While there appear to be certain de fects in the charter as drawn up, these will be rectified by the Port- shade of the trees, the Whatsoever and their friends are today having a lanJ attorneys, who will revise tho t that I have, nt great expense, Cy(k. s iIob8or)( w ped from the east 105 head of I ,, . w , ni ni .. insisted she was serious, especially after her husband had maltreated her. He struck her once or twice even when I was there. She lived with him for 20 years. Down in my heart I know thu must have' done it (drowned herself.) She wn not very well. Mr. McGrath is absolutely to blame for all of it. ' I hate to miy it, but he truatod her, woroo than a dog. In Nome it was a well known fact. She was n good, patient, lovoublc woman, and I urn ' very sorry." MIW IIUblMJSS UUII.DINO Another new businom building on Wnll street is being constructed for Leon Puiks between his old building and the Stnr Theater.- It will bo a one-story structure. OIUUCTS TO LIIIKAKY CLOSING To the Editor: Would 'you not put n plea In your estimable paper for the out-of-town pntrons of the library? It seems the library is found rather warm in thu afternoon hours so it has been decided to keep tho place oen evenings only. We who jmtronlxe and donate to library entertainment and food sales do- servo some oonslilorntlon. Unly being able to come to town during tho day wo hnvo no opportunity to uithor exchange or return tho books. um l you put in n worn tor us commuters? ONI! OK TllrSI. IlKND, July S3, 1911. shipped brood sows, many of them bred Duroc and Hampshire!. These,, ',,,. r'. F. r ,. , ." -.... ... UU.., .,,... ... . o,, ,, W. Zumwaltz. 'JohnW. Collins. Dale Barker. Roy tnip.1 i 'U'- A Urnntnn Ilnnfnr Piinlfv fV DHIVEH S. M. Scott, Ernest Smith, Walter R. Cheadle, Wm. A. Nanney, Lin dell Darby, James Toney. CAlt J. M. Lawrence, Ira E. Wimcr, Ovid W. B. Riley, Irving J. Reed (two cars,) H. C. Ellis (two cars,) George W. Karris. MAKING HAY NOW The Best Prophet of the Future is the Past. For more than a year the Deschutes Hanking & Trust Company of Bentl has meant "best" and is pleased to place at the disposal of its customers the facilities gained during this period of continuous service and growth, confidently helieving it can meet every requirement of the most discriminating. Put Not Your Tnist in Money But Put Your Money in Trust. The Deschutes Banking & Trust Company of Bend, Oregon Conservative Banking for Conservative People." hogs have !eon Uiken off from a corn diet nnd turned loose in the green jumturo here. In place of losing weight nt the start as one would exect, they arc gaining in flesh, many of them being too fat to properly care for the young pigs. If any of The Bulletin readers nru from Missouri 1 can show them herds of as fine young pigs, now ready to wean, ns can be raised anywhere. SUKVICUS AT RANCH. Bishop I'addock has been the guest of W. I'. Vnndevert the past week. He held services at the ranch last'alfnlfii is now In full blast in these Sunday evening. The members of I18, nntl Jt wi bc p a ' Ja,s the U S Ceoloirical Survey t.nrtv I t,n cloVcr cuttinK wl" "W0- LvcO' tlic U. b. LeoloMcal bumy part i on(J nportB R00d crops of hay and who aro nuipping the Deschutes tht. nmchora are much encouraged were present and sung. The Bishop , with thu results, will come down to Bend Saturday. I'. A. Woolloy nnd daughter Chloe ' were Bend visitors Thursday. I.OAWI) OKUANIZIIS. , Thc firc waidon, hnve ROt the The bonnl of directors of the , best of the forest fires around here Arnold Irrigation Co. met xostenlay but there are two fire patrols on nnd orgnnlred with the election of I uuiy- the following oliicers: President, water ftlnatcr Brewster, who has Mt t out i ii . charge of the waters of Squaw and W. J. McGillvrny; vice president, m.,i r.i,0 ,.. i,, ,i ,,:i Ed Bro8terhou8;secretary.troasurer, over nightThursday. Mr. Brewster L. D. Wiest. is stationed at Sisters. picnic outing. At noon a bounteous dinner of good tilings was spread, which was much enjoyed by all who sat down to it. This afternoon various games are being played. With ideal weather and a most con genial crowd gathered together, the affair will be very successful. DAY CURRENT IS ON Deschutes Water Power now Furnishes Constant Electric Current. present document in accordance with those most successfully in use elsewhere, particular care being taken to make Bend's charter In such a shape that no trouble will be experienced In floating bonds under It, if such should be desired later on. In commenting upon the charter as at present drawn up, Mr. Kol lock remarks that there seems to be some faults, notably in the section relative to the power of the council, n which some Alfalfa Crop Around Turqalo Turning Out Well, Ranchers Report. TUMAU), July 22. Cutting of I,. H. 1JA1KD, (Pretldent) J. W, MASTHRS, (Vice President) P, O. MINOR, (Secretary) niRKCTORSi h, n.'BAIUD, P.O., MINOR, S. V. BAIRD. ( Full Stock of Builders' Supplies Of all kinds now on hand. Finest line of Cottage Doors in Central Oregon. improper arramre- On Monday for the first time ment and repetition exists. This Deschutes River water power, In . will bc rearranged. There has been the form of electric current, was omission of provision for tho vaca used in day service. The Bend j tion of streets. Chiefly, however, Water Light & Bower Co. put its the criticism of the proposed char new 35 horse power motor into j tcr is one of poor arrangement, lack operation, this taking the place of j0f detail and specific wording in the old steam engine in supplying some places, and some need of re motive power for the water pump writing, to escape nossibllitv of of the city water system. further tanele. It is estimated that Hereafter electric power will be the revised charter, while including maintained continuously, a day nl necessary matter, will occudv current being supplied for all pur- ( about one-third the space devoted poses of lighting and power. The to the tentative document that h present generator, with a capacity been discussed locally. The work of 125 horse power. Is capable of l0f revision probably will bc com caring for all existing local demands. ; peted within ten davs. when the iier ii is expected to install a proposed charter will be returned generator of 3C4 horse power. for joi action. Steps are being taken to secure' work for the new day current and I J. T. YORK KILLED already many local people are avail-1 Ing themselves of the opportunity Former Freighter From Shanlko to to substitute electricity for their' Uend Slain at Orants Pass, present power producing methods. John T. York, who formerly freighted between Shanlko and Rond nnd who was woll known hr. Search for the body of B. K. , wa8 kiIled at Grant3 Vasa on JuIy Bakowski, the photographer who , 13 by Mike Morgan, who made con peruhod in the snows at Crater ( foS8ion 0f the crime alleging self Lake last winter, is now being made. . ,,pfpnsp. The men had a drunk according to a letter received by C. row j when Morgan was attackod G. Seward from J. W. Stephenson, , b York, he alleged, ho struck tho who was Mr. Bakowski's partner.', , , ' .. . , ... . . m- znnunn ...m. ,u,v freighter on the head with a club. leaving Klamath Falls on the 19th The b1' WRS then b0""1 m chains for Crater Lake. Snow is still deep and thrown into the Rogue River, on thc mountains. where it was found on July 17. S12ARCH FOR LOST MAN. Keep out that enemy of mankind, the fly, with Screen Doors The kind that you want is here and the price is right. Save money by buying your shovels pitchforks, stoves, nails nnd other hardware at the store of N. P. Smith Wall Street TITe First National Bank OF BEND, BEND, OREGON Dr, U. O. COb Hrttldcnt e A. 8ATHER. Vic. Prtiliitnt O. S HUDSON. Oathl.- CaplUI fully paid ... S2S.OOO Stockholder' lublllt S.26.0OO Surplus S5.000 Who Grants the Favor? ff WE ask you to become a depositor at this " bank, thereby asking you to do is a favor; but at the same time we ask the privilege of rendering you a valuable service. (11 WE ask the privilege of being your banker; " of caring for your money and keeping it safely, free of charge; of being your friend, counselor and adviser; and, if necessity arises, of extending you credit and helping you in every way we can, both as friend and banker. H YOU will find it Very advantageous to ac- cept our invitation to become a customer of this bank. ICi FIRST NATIONAL RANK OF RVNTi ) DIRECTORS: U. -. Wli Jt. A. SMIUK C. S. IIUUSUN V, V, SMITU II. C. KI.LIS "&