The bend bulletin. VOL. IX. IIKNI), OltrXJON, WKDNESDAY. AUO 2, 1011. NO. 21 W BOYS I TROOP OP SCOUTS IN IJI:NI) YoitiiSter Will lie Trained to lie Manly mill Self-Wellant A. tn. l.nrn to II Scout Mauler ft lllitiop AUdreaaea I hem. M.OWIiH SHOW AIM. Vt. The dale fur thu Flower Show whidi (In. IjiillutT l.lhmry Chili has arranged for is Saturday, August 111. The place of hold Ink II liiiHiiot been chosen defi nitely yet hut It will probably be on the Hudson lawn. Some splendid prlxes are ollered ex hibitors and till Mower growcis uru urKi'd to enter tliclr plantn. PS OISN A troop of Hoy .Seoul) htut been -organled in Hend, and at a meeting hold at tho (jiiii home Monday evening I ho yotiiiKHtorM woro ad i In wed hy llitthop Paddock. A. M. Ijiru In S'niit mauler and will Im in charge of tho troop. The old log whool hmif' on tho liver I not been turned ovor to tho Scouts for their COMMERCIAL CLUB hendiuarlom. through the courtesy WILL BUILD SOON of Tho llend (miMiny. Tho organisation lit divided Into Committer Appointed nt Mfrilnj: l.nt lien mitr.d. knuwii it I ho Wi.lv. i llim.l MkIH- Mrporl on riimn- Charles Hoell, William .Smith. A Junior I'ntrol, composed of tho Utile felloWH, Iiuh alHo been formed, it heliiK mimed tho Kiiglu. Ilnzcn (Srant in loader, Charles Triplott, corporal and tho monition itro Del mer Young, Arthur Johnson and l-'rcd Hiuwtt. and Haven, (tolwrl Inne Is leader of the former and Toil lloko of tho latter. Frank Avorlll in secretary treasurer of the troop. The object of tho Hoy fccout movement, which I International, Ih to train Imys to ho clean and icit of Organlnllon Made. DoeidiiiK l K ahead with the conHtruclloii of a building for it own use. tlio Commercial Chili, at a nicotinic last Thursday flight, appointel committees to select a i to and necurt dormlioiiM to assist Hturdy fellow and to tench them to in tho work. On one committee V. ho honest ami self-reliant. They A. Fori, A. M. J.'irn ami II. J. are alw Instructed In woodcraft and Overturf were named and on the given some military training. The other ('. S. Hitilmin. A. O. Hunter llenil Seoul are to receive, in addi tion, training in singing. II. K. Ilol 'man and C. II. Hunter hning agreed to help nlong thin lino. At tho meeting .Monday evening Illithop I'addock told tho boys Homo very Interesting Incidents of IiIh ex perience with boy in the mIuiii and J. K. Smvhlll. Iloth are to re Kirt at a meeting which has heen railed for tomorrow evening. The Mend t'o. ha agreed to give the rluli a lease on any Kite which may lie selected and a I no to furnish slabs and Mooring for the building. It will ho n ruMtlc Mtructuro or log LAKE TOWN JOINS DE VELOPMENT LEAQUE Trip of Secretary Sawhlll Hi Southern Country I'roltful-I'urt Nock to Oriconlo Ciiiiim e rclal Cluh In a Short Time. 1 A NEW TURN IN SCHOOL AFFAIRS Director Overturf SHU on Deck Meeting When III Resignation Wo Accepted Declared Hy Supl. lord Illegally Meld Ar n roHult of a nouthem trip When is a Hchool hoard meeting mado hy Secretary Sawhlll of the nul a school hoard meeting? It I v,.,M,.r,.i,,l ri.,1, ,.,.i r..irl ' Tl,e nwer must he left to county Oregon Development league, .,tig. jmijiorintendonta and to the intcrpre le Iiiim joined thu league, steps district of Now York City and cabin, unique in design. It will ndmonlidn.il them to bo cluati and hae ample room for thc display of manly. Mr. Kiln, u forest rancor, who formerly was a Scout master In Utnh, was present unil xkn n few wordn rcgnrding lilit exiwriencoit with tho Scout. Tlio hoys woru then all Introduced to the Illithop, thu member of each patrol hy their leader. Messrs. Helmut) anil Hunter then sang several Milectlonn, after which the ScoutM (fathered around the product of thin section, and npaco will also be provided for tho towns comprising tlio Central Ore gon Development league to make exhibit- from their respective com munltioH. A reiort on tho finance of tho club wan also inndo at tho meeting and copies of it wero ordered Hent to all member. Thin report how ithe piano and Joined In a number of receipt of $1.0M.(W and dinburho ,jmlrlotlc piece. The flwt hike which tho troop will take will ho next Sunday, in charge of their Scout iimnter. The following Im Iihvm jdne tlw trmip: Wolf I'atrol Koliert Iiinos.lwuler; Calvin Smith, cororal; Harold Sathor, John Sloldl. Howard Young. Ivtl Hronterhou. Frank Aveiill. Kuven Patrol Til Hoke, leader; Hugh ThomiMMin. corMiral; Kay inond ThonMin, Kalph .lolmnon. ment of $ 1 ,0X11.60 from January 1 to July 15. Kill, with $16.16 canli on hand. Mttmhondilp feo amount ing to $VWH ami donation aggre gating ft) 1.60 ronmln unpaid. Out Mtanding claim agaiiiNt tho club total $18(S..S. J. N. Hunter and family toft by auto oterday for Hood Klver where Mr. Hunter will build a roi dencu on hi ninch. They will visit tho htiimldo before returning to Komi. The Best Prophet of the Future is the Past. For more Hum u year the Di'si-hutes liunkiiiK & Trust Company of Bend has meant "befit" anil is pleased to plaee at the disposal of its customers the facilities gained during this period of continuous .service and growth, confidently believing it can meet every requirement of the most discriminating. Put Not Your Trust in Money But Put Your Money in Trust. 1 r The DeschutesBanking &.Tmst Company of Bend, Oregon "Conservative Banking for Conservative People. I,. H. BAIUD, (I'reil.lent) J. W. MA8THR8, (Vice I'mlileut) 1', O. MINOR, (Secretary) D i u it c t o n a: h. D. flAIim, 1'. O. MINOR, S. V. DAIRD. have been taken for tho organlra tion of a. commercial club at Fort K'iek, whidi later will join the big organization, ami exhibit will bo prepaied for Komi. liUiiving (''tidiiy morning. Mr. Sawhlll with ('. S. Hudnon. S. D. Kennett and V. C. VanWInklo, In tor of tho hcIiooI law. II. J. Overturf thought he ro siguod from tho K'hool hoard. Kut he didn't. Ho merely tried to. The b'jard thought it bad accepteil his resignation. Kut it didn't. It merely tried to. It hnppned tljis way. On July 7th the School Hoard held a meet- NO I SO DAI). Ijwt week B. W. Kichardwin cut l'J acres of alfalfa on his ranch 4 miles cut of (lend, getting an even -10 ton from it. Ho estimates that the Hcconil cutting will give more than half as much again, mak ing a per acre yield for the en tire ncreagc of over three tong. matter of fact, he remain a mem ber until his roBignation (a legally accepted. Hi resignation not having been legally accepted, at the advice of ; WESTVSJOn SIONS OF LIFE ON THE DESERT LAND BOARD. flovernor AdvUed to Seek Atoro Trop leal Clime After Gubernatorial Atlaile If Almoit Hurled at Head of La Pine Irrigator. Salem, July 31. Apparently a catch-as-catch-can melee between Oregon' chief executive and J. E. Sunday, made a trip which included tow at Iji Pine, Silver like, I'm!- toy and Fort Kock. "It is a revelation to ce tho de velopment In the Houthern country,",, (ln.t think th,B wnj ,juiu, n , wild Mr. Sawhlll. "U Cine l deal to the taxpayer, oipeci: futp At tlittt tmiitt ititr nitwinir tttntf the former' car, and returning ,, ." .. ... '. . , , . .. . . , . 1 1 t i t i 1 1 thing, it majority decided to re- ; weiml the board' previous action 'and to employ a principal at $1500 h your. AIoxj other miiary increase twero authorizod. Mr. Overturf wiuarc inllv as growing like miituh room-but It , ,,. Jltlrict Js not in ,mrticularly i not muHhroom growth.' but the rw)twroU8 nnancia condition. He iMMt kind of tiulHiUmtiiil develop- j rwlwiwl from tho l)oard. ment. Silver Ijike and tho plendid i n ti mi, ti.- ,xn,r territory tributary to it I pro- WftH htlll an(, U)C two romnininK M-rou. Particularly, iwrhaj). I , .mM,rM ,,r ,h,. i,rd nrrntit..d Mr. was ImproMHod with the wonderful Overturf resignation. Htri.le tho Fort Kock country ij ut it now ,k.V0opH thnt Uieir taking. Where two year ago there , nccuplnnce roay C0UnU for nothing, wan practically no habiuition now ltwmw the meetlnK at whIch thc are win of houses and hundred nclion WM takcn WM ill(,Ka, of nrrai of cultivated Held, all .araBrnph 2 of Section 05 of the wun promoting croiw. une rouit. of the i'alNloy visit I that the com the county miperintendent and those 'Mnnson of La Pine was narrowly who elected him, and who desire to averted today at n red hot secret have him continue in oflice even as wwion of the Desert Land Koard. an "objecting minority," Mr. Over-1 Mornon aya that Governor Wet turf ha withdrawn hi reilgnatlon, ' threatened to throw a steel twiwr , in a letter dattil July 25th to School weight at hi head, and when Mor i Clerk Wiest. in which he call atten- son ordered the Governor to sit . tion ti the decision of the countv down, awmrontiv with some verbal suiwrintendent that the acceptance trimmings, the former Is reported of his resignation i void because of ' as replying: the illegality of the meeting at! "You can't make me sit down. mercial club there will get up an exhibit to bo shown at Kend." "I would rather do busine in Oregon than in California, and just a noon a the railroad get to Kend Oregon School Laws reads: A meelint! of the tllttrlct tcliool Uxnl may be called at any lime by a mriiitx-r of the board ocrvluti Mtillcn nonce on the other member ami the ctcik at leat lmtT'four hour before ucli meeting i to l held, tuch notice to be led at the residence or uiual place ol builnrn o( such member anil clerk, kttlai. lu i11mjI lik I Itaa rfim Ittitlt ittaiaaMt shall get much of my freight from I ol the mcuilr ol uch lird; provide.!, there," was the statement of Victor i 'at he "ctiunof uch board .hall not tie iiri'iiiru ii.m iui umr every tiicmucr Conn, one merchant. of TaMoy' I argent lia I have been duly notified " County School Superintendent R. A. Ford, in a letter dated July 15th. I'OWULI. IIUITII NUKSIIKV. noimw, Mr. Overturf that "you arc On the south widu of Powell Kutte a member of the board till your a new industry ha boon started ' resignation I ccoptol at a legally fruit nurmiry. For thirty years T. callwl mooting, notice having been 11. Ijifollottu ha Iwd an orclmrd served on ewch member." there which hiw never failed totally Kofore the meeting of July 11th, to nmr. He Iimm been o succeiwful no notice of suclt meeting was that ho decides! nuntery stewk, and to raUse Mime ) Mtrvod uiMin Mr. Overturf, as ro thi fall thu It- iiuirod by the above quotetl law, it which the action wa taken. So Mr. Overturf remain a mem ber of the Kend School Hoard. BUILDING MAY EE THREE STORIES No man can come into this office and tell me to go to Hell." The genteel fracas arose over the statement of Govomor West that Mr. Morson's irrigating organiza tion, thc Doschuto Land Company, which Is doing extensive reclamation workaround La Pine, south of Bend, would not render proper accounting to the state authorities concerning Its actions. The Governor alleged that thc settlers were not adequately protected, and that Morson should establish a trust fund to assure the Seattle Parties Ncjrotlntlnz (or Pur chase of Stone Structure Which J. I. Writ Ma Under Way. The building which J. I. Wost is constructing out of local pink stone on Greenwood avenue, near the depot Bite, may be made three Btories high. Seattle parties who .nmntnUnn nf th nmU. are negotiating to buy the property Mr. Morson declared that his as soon as it is completed have company is operating with entire stated that they would like to have legality, and that in a letter de a third story added and if the deal mimding a detailed statement of tho is carried through Bend's first fire- company's affairs, ordered upon en proof building will be a "sky- tirely too Bhort notice to make corn scraper." plianco possible, West was black- The walls of the building are now ' mailing him. up to the second story. Operations j "When Governor West stepped were resumed this week at the onto the board he thought he was a quarry about a mile up the Des-' little God," said Mr. Morson, after chutes from the Bend Co.'s mill. ' the war clouds had receded. "I The front of the ground floor will lofi tKo merino- ,it.fni..twi with tti be of plate glass and will have a thought that the people of Oregon handsome appoarance. Two eye , had elected such a man governor, beams and iron columns supjwrt the who has only the dignity of rowdy front wall of the second story. The ' ism. I would not strike Governor building Is 25x00 feet in she, the Weat bocause he is too small." lot being 1S7 fot deep and running ' through to Fir avenue. I EXCULUINT PUBLICITY. Bond Park Company has I The Bond Park Company i come to the front again with an I other excellent advertising publi cation. This is n large folder, con- follette N'urM.'ry Co. will have hardy (Hpiruntly boing takon for granted apple, Hir, plum and cherry treo1 that, because he had tendered his and currant, gmwoborry, and red j resignation, hi membership on the raspberry buslie ready for delivery. Umrd therouiHin terminated. As a Full Stock of Builders' Supplies Of all kinds now on hand. Finest line of Cottage Doors in ' Central Oregon. Keep out that enemy of mankind, the Uy, with Screen Doors The kind that yon want is here and the price is right. Save money by buying your shovels pitchforks, stoves, nails and other hardware nt the store of N. P. Smith Wall Street CUKIOS TO 111 SOLD. Administrator J. I. West has applied to the county court for authority to sell the personal prop-, toIInjc the phu of their holdings, erty of the late J. Anthony Mitchell. nttrnct!ve t0xt and illustrations, and im con.sismo.uy oi dooks anu a convincinB map-comparlson of curio. The collection of the latter Bond.fo.day with Spokane, showing is large and contains borne rare and wJuit may be expected it the way of valuable articles. future growth. The First National Bank 93 OF BEND. BEND. OREGON Or U O. OOE Preildtnl E A SATHEH. Vic Prldnt O 8 HUOSON, Caihltr Capital fully paid S25.00O Stockholdtra llb!lty . (26.000 8urplu .... . .0OO Who Grants the Favor? H WE ask you to become n depositor nt this bank, thereby asking you to do us a favor; but at the same time we ask the privilege of rendering you u valuable service. (H WE ask the privilege of being your banker; of caring for your money and keeping it safely, free of ehnrge; 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. fJ YOU will find it very advantageous to ac- cept our invitation to become a customer of this bank. TEe FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BEND DIRECTORS: U. C. COW K. A, SATIIKR C. S. HUDSON IN P. SMITU II. C. MM.IS hy h Mjj