The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, January 31, 1912, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextImi. 1 i GOOD ROADS PROCLAMATION ISSUED BY GOVERNOR WEST Goernor Weal ling Issued tho fol- lowlng proclamation designating tho week beginning not Sunday ns Oood Itoads Week: SAhtiM, Ore., Jan. 2. Oregon Is on the evo of a groat awakening. Tho morrow will bring tho Panama Canal, nnd with It will come unbounded op portunities with their attendant In flux of population nnd consequent commercial and Industrial growth, ndvancement and prosperity, Our Creator In tho beginning moulded our slate with kindly hands. Whott we think of her delightful cli mate her hundreds of miles of golden beach, her lofty mountains nnd streams, crystal lakes nnd beauti ful harbors, lior magnificent forests and rolling prairies, fertile vnllcjs nnd roaming herds, of her waving strain and luscious fruits n land dotted with prosperous cities and pro ductive farms we must admit that nature has fully performed her part. The federal government too has treated us fairly In tho way of ap propriations for the development of our waterways nnd even the rail roads have awakened to tho reali zation of our needs and their oppor tunities nnd are checkerboarding tho stnto with bands of steel. In view of these things we nro prompted to ask ourselves what should wo do In the way of co-oper-ntlon with these sovoral agencies for the development of the state? It Is true that wo have given good taws, pood government and good schools nnd many other desirable things to those who have come within our orders, but much of this good has been nullified by some of the things we have failed to do and chlof among these Is our neglect lap the matter of tho construction of good roads. Without good roads there can be no great development and no great progress. What wo need most Is more people mora people In tho rural districts. And In order to at tract people to the rural districts wo must make rural life pleasant and attractive. You cannot maroon a new settler and his family on a farm in an ocean of mud, no matter how beautiful the spot, and expect to And him happy and content. Ho domands good roads leading to the church and the schools and good roads leading to the markets and ho Is going to locate In that section where these advan tages are to be found. It Is not only our duty but It Is In keeping with good business to build good roads. Money spent for good roads Is money well spent. When wo PRINGLE FLATS NEWS New Settler. Delighted With Weather of Itoiucttcnd Country . rniNGLK FLATS. Near Held P.O., Jan. :!. All the new settlers here arc praising this country for Its nice weather, which certainly cannot be beat. Most of these are Washing ton eopl, too. who know what good weather Is. Mr. Libber went to Prlnevllle this week for supplies. Tom Comstock aoeompatttocf hint and took in bis coyote and cat skins. C. C. Stevenson and Martin Hall moyor went down Camp Creek last wsek and bought three Jorsey cows, Xr. Stevenson getting two and Mr. llallmoyer one. Thuy arc fine look ing stock. The Jackrabblts aro getting so wild hare the homosteadtrs will probably hTe to get longer ranged guns or go without jackrabblt moat. C. C. ItaUlcy U taking qulto a va cation this winter In ISond. Tho school horo Is getting along very nicely, not having lost a duy altiee It started Dec. 11. JIM HILL, INVENTOR, Umpire Ilulldcr Patent a Track lcvel .Machine. ST. PAUL. Minn When tho next Iwme of Who's Who In. America comes out, James J. Hill, besides be ing called a railroad builder, rt eol lector and a few other things, Is likely to mo tacked to his name the word "Inventor " Notleo was sent out ftoin tho Washington patent of fice to Mr. Hill that ho has been granted a patent on a track level niaohlne, tho first of the kind to be used anywhere. The Invention Is a four wheeled af fair. It runs along the track and by moans of a spirit level section men nro able to tell where tho "bumps" aro. This takes the placo of the old hand level generally lu use, and turves for economy and quicker re IwrtB on the condition of the rails. The machine has been In use on the Great Northern for some time. It has been declared uniformly success ful by operating officials, ,-ud It was decided that Mr. Hill get out a patent on tho Invention Mr, Hill has suggested many things on which devices have been Invented making for tho improvement of tho road. .There is tho triangular tie In Koneral use on tho Great Northern, Northern Pacific and the Hurllngton, which Is more economical and easier to maintain than the rectangular burt. Borne of ua aro born foolish and never outgrow.iL , ,' i J'l IM-flES, ?,m0, raoro aulckly to liltn TwboUps wi&'waito'r. ' ' tpenk of spending scleral millions of dollars In tho next few years In rond construction tunny are staggered by tho proposal and tho figures. They apparently are not aware that tho several counties In this stnto spent oior ten million of dollars during tho past six years for road work, much of which was lost through lack of j li tem nnd knowledge ns to scientific road building. Tho question of good roads has boon fairly well discussed of late and we have learned mora about road building during the past few years than wo ever know before, but wo still have much to learn and still hnie much to do before wo under take on n largo scale the construc tion of n Bystcm of hlghwnjs In this sta . We need first: the passage of model good road laws. Second: a competent man at the head of the highway department. Third: funds BUltlclont to carry on tho work. These things will come only through united effort, nnd united effort will como only through a clear understanding of the whole question by tho whole people of this state. Thla understanding will come only through tho study by, nnd education of, tho wholo people Numerous btllls are about to bo Initiated or presenter to tho legis lature by the friends of good roads In different parts of tho st.ne; ami, Whereas. It Is most Ini.nrtnnt that tho peoplo of Orego-i jIiouM give deep and thoughtful attention to tho consideration, study and discussion pf these measures. Now, therefore, I, OsVvnld West, Governor of the State of Oregon, by vlrtuo of tho power of authority In mo vested, do hereby proclaim the week beginning tho fourth day of February, and ending tho tenth day of February, ns OOOD UOADS WKKK, and I do hereby earnestly recommend to tho peoplo of this state that during this period Hie question or good roads legislation bo given careful thought and study through public and private discuss ion and through tho columns of tho press, In order that knowledge per taining thereto may be 'increased, public sentiment crystallzed and of fvctlvo legislation secured. In testimony hereof, I have here unto set my hand and cnused the Great Seal of tho state to bo affixed, on this the twenty-sixth day of Janu ary, 1912. OSWALD WKST. Go'vernor. INDUSTRIAL AGENT Development of Oregon Will Ik Aim of Knllway .Mint. PORTLAND. Jon. 30. Lloyd W. McDowell, for some time connected with the Ruth Trust Company, has been appointed Industilal agent for the North Hank and Hill lnes In Ore gon. The appointment was made by General Freight and I'aMienger Agent W. K. Coman. of the 3. P. & S. The office of the Industrial agent Is a new one and will Important lu view of the fact that the Hill system Is going to carry on a vigorous and continuous campaign fur settlers and new industries In the state. "Mr. McDowell will devote his time to ttlriint. in the development of the state along the company's lines In Oregon," said Mr. C'Jiiiaii. "This will mean a groat deal of work on ac count of the fact that our lines tap large areas as yet undeveloped. "Iwo experiment statlous will bo located undoi the. direction of the Oiugoti Agricultural College In cen tral Oregon, one to devote Its experi ments to dry farming and the other to irrigation. Tho teniorary cost of conducting thoso stations will bo borne by tho railroads and the com mercial Interests of iortland until they can be turned over to the state." Mr. McDowell has beeu publicity manager for the Ruth Trust oom pauy, a subsidiary Hill company, and was In charge of the publicity depart ment of the Governor's Sperlal train which toured the eastern and middle state u few weeks ago with exhibits from ten u eater n stnt'H, Oregon tak ing a ver prominent part. BOON TO FORESTERS Hill Pi hi Ides for Pay or I.on of Time From Injury. WASHINGTON, D. C On motion of Senator Dixon tho Sonato adopted an amendment to tho House bill for relief of employes of tho Iluroau of Mines, providing that hereafter any employe of tho Forest Sorvlco In Jurod while on duty shall be com pensated by tho Government for such time as ho lobes as a result of his injury and granting one j ear's pay to tho family of any forestry omployo who may bo killed In tho sorvlco. KTATK HL'FFHAGi: COXVI.NTIOX PORTLAND, Jan. 30. A stato convention of men working for equal suffrage In Oregon will bo held In Portland during July or August. This is the announcement mndo by Attorney William Davis, president of the Oregon Equal fluff rago club. County clubs aro to bo formed throughout tho stato, from which clubs delegates wilt be selected to at tend the state convention. Tho man who Is satlsftod with jilm self never worries on account pf his neighbor's estimate of blm. LURE OF THE LAW. " Th Crsis For Litigation It Amirloa't Moit Costly Felly, If one were linked to uiimu the cost- licit folly known In thli couulry ho would not bo fur from tho mark If ho should nay It was tho American cruse for litigation. In mmiu eommunltloi, especially tho smiill euei In mrnl district, u man's Importance seem to be measured by the number of lawsuits ho has ou Intiid. and he who hits none la often re gnrded us a person of slight cenio qnenee. Hut the bnblt of going to law Is not coujlued to smalt neighborhood, nor to porxons of trilling affair, an a idu gle hit tn nee will ahow. There U now In prooesi of settlement In n neighbor ing stnto the estttte of n mint which at the (11110 of hK death win valued at f 1,000,000. Itlwil claimant to the proerty engaged In litigation, widen hni extended oxer n period of nconil jean, nnd now. ni the end npproach es. It U said tho estate ha dwindled to about ifJH.lM). Miuilfe-tly the pttrtlr. to thli litiga tion have iiinde n heavy reitmcnt In experience; but, uuhnp...' fur them, It It not what tlnauilcrs cull a "liquid asset."-Docket. MOONS OF THE UNIVERSE. Otildts Our Own Luna Twtnty.fiv Others Ar Known to Enltt. There are lu nil twenty live moon bcsldei our queen of night. Marx ti.tv lug two, Jupiter eight, Saturn leu, t ra nui four anil .Neptune one, xnjn the Philadelphia Public Ledger. Ofcourxe new lunar mlillilntis are likely to be dWcmcnd at nuy time, although It I ImprobMble that Mercury nnd Veuiii have any Mitcllltiw or that Mara h.n more than two. The two kuuwn iuimiiu of Man are. Indeed, very minute, neither Mug over tlfty tn lie In diameter. On tho other hand. Jupiter's llr-tt four satellite, ai well ns Ganymede, are ouch larger than Queen Luna, (Jail) mede having it diameter of about ,1,.VU inllei. Titan of Saturn poweinei a diameter npprox lniutlnj; S.t) mild, while that of Nep tune's xele Mtlelllte It about '.',' K) iiiIIih, Am rvsMH.'ti our own huhiii, tjuceu Luna ba only eue-forty-uluth the site nnd one-elghty-llnt the weight of our earth. Luun's dlttnure from ui vnrlert n good deal, from 221.000 miles to 'ill'. 000 tullei. Her mean or nventge din tame U about sss.ooo milt. At With Tears In Hli Cyti. On one oeewdou General Scott at tended a banquet where all the states of the I'tilou were represented by a dlh In Mime way UinrMcterlUlc of emh vommuuweaith. Peine) Ixntiln wan represented by. n ImiwI of HMUer Urn lit, nnd In nukliis of the fact the next morning the general remarked, "I (artook of It with teem lu my ejes." Thin fimdnetM of Scutt fur the good thing of the tttblc, tiikeu lu coiijuur tlun with the f union "Imity plate of soup" Incident, gave idut to the name of "MiiMluil Turenne," with wldch be w owee salutrd by the Itev. Dr. Smith Pjne, an ImeUrale puiuter. It whh Dr. Pyue wlui onee exclalined after hearing Ole Hull pley. "If honor ary degre-4 were itoiferreil uxin inn sblaiH Ole Hull would In Ih'de I). D." Marfaiu OtmxuiiBiir lu "An I Iteuium ber." Blackjacks. The ourl.'ett drtuMuK veiwoto far win hmI an wre tlno made from nkliw of miiIiiihIi, Mini tlit ntweln still retain tbelr popularity lu the etrnt sihI ou the coiilliient. In KliKlmid the himIi were made of carefully tanned hidei w lilt Ii were uubnwknble and Hiniel eVerlilHllHK propertliM, The IdMikJHekM, fumed In wing mid ho ry, were sltHped like pltiiierrt mid were fHNhloued from one large pleee of leather, which ivai curled In the iiccott Miry lUHiiuer Pitch win smeared ovit the liMlde. Thene old blackjacl.it guvu tbelr iiHiuo to the heavy riding bouts worn by envallers, which euiuu to be culled JiiPkbootx. Owing to tin1 pupil larlty of the Iiliickjni-Ui the Fremh d dared that the Kuclbth drank out of their boot. Ijiiiilim (iliilNf. Th Sttlng Eyo. I know a man who Iiiin lived on one farm half n (oiiiury. Ho sleeps In the room lu which lie wax iMirn. Ho know every rod of hU farm in the dark. Vet hi luiiibx nnd bin plgn, the velvety roll of new sprouting wheat, the proroHftlou of the hcihoiih, the ap ple tretH he pluuted mid Iihm wntched for jeura nil are new to him each day. 1 have seen him stand nnd look at 111 sheep ns if he wore n city mail long shut out from such night. A MUtiHct or ii Kuurbtu Is to him u miracle new performed each day. That man has the seeing eye. Detroit News. Not What He Exp.cUd. "Darling," he murmured, "whatever Induced you to curu for n follow like nicy ( "I really don't know, Ooorge," uho replied. "Pa lias threatened to solid lie to a bruin HpeciulUt."-Hotuu Vrun.crlpL Old Tim Vintners. In the city of I,ondm at the tlmo of King John every vintner wuh required to hang outnldo his shop mi Iron ves sel with pegs marking the different quantities sold. Easy Prediction. "I Imvo often predlctid that my wlfo'n hair would bo nice nnd curly tit night," said the clever ono. "How did I know? Why, I uaw It lu the morn Ing papers." Every man has n right to Judgo ono Individual only, and that la himself. WHEN IN BEND STOP AT THE PILOT BUTTE INN Table always eupplloil with the best that the town affords, Ncnt nnd Comfortnhlo Rooms. DitNl), OiutOON LUMBER OF ALL Irrigating Lath and Houso Lath A Specialty The timber we cut (rout It the bet lu the conn try, mill AH mile toiitlicmt of llrud. Pine Forest Lumber Com'y BEND, JUST LOOK H, J. Eggleston Manufacturer of HnrnoM nnd Snildlea Denlern In WtiKons, HuKKies nnd Fnnn ImplvinvntM liny and Urnln for wile. UWnVl"y-fJil'syr-- ' si i Short and Diredl and Other Western Oregon Points VIA TI1K DESCHUTES MtANCI! OF TIIK Oregon-Washington Railroad (Sl Navigation Co. .Throujih Cnr Sorvlco from Hond to Portland, Daily Train Leiivu Hunil " Itodmnnd ... . " OimlCity " MotoIluH " Madras Arv. DoHchutoM Jet.. " Tho Dallw " Portland C:.'t() u. in. 7:21 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:22 a.m. 8:46 a.m. IMfip.m. I:fi5p,m, r::iO p.m. For further information call on any O.-W. H. & N. AKont or write to Witt. aicmOrray General PajwunKer Acent, Portland, Oregon. Co Journeying East The-ell le so much to tell nlit when you get btck itf tr n fit at ion trip Hast on tho Great, Nortlwn Railway, through the Kockios at sun v: , ith Hit) wet world bathed in colors, ns you vie v It from tlu commodious observation put form on tl.o Oriental Limited tliotwfcct throuRh train to St. Paul, Minneapolis, ( hlr..ii;o. The I.aku Park RcKion of Minnesota jxis-Kt-iMiH ylvnn charm, and tho Klorioui Groat L.ikw tnp carries you thnnijjh a land of cncluintmcnt to Krc.it clti.s In the Kan. Oct folder, "Eastern Tnn for V t -rn People" and information olxnit Special Kound-'frlp i ummer I'aro.' Call on or addresi Archibald (iray A. O, !', ii l. A., VortlunJ, Oregon. KINDS OREGON THROUGH our Block of lino Hnrneiw nnd roo If you uvor tutw tiny bettor mndo nt ntiytliinir liku our pricvH. Wo uni only the vury 1hsI of It'iillierH nnd employ only thoroughly comiK'tont help, cotiMiUently we know that wu hiivu tho Iwat clnaa of Kiiodd to oirer If you with to purchiuo ii io t from Htock. or wo ninko IiIkIi Krnde UurnuMt to order when tlunlred. W s mi s I i i -rmmm-w 1 wsonv-a Route to Portland ...Fro nil.. BEND Redmond and Central Oregon Schcdtilo: I.v. Portland 70 & 10:00 n.m. " TheDnlloit... 12:HB p.m. " DotfcluitonJcL 1:20 p.m. Arrive MndntH fiMo p.m. " Motoliua.... :00p.m. " 0kiI aty.... (!:BH p.m. " lUilmoml 7:110 p.m. " Ilcnd 8:16 p.m. wm y" f 1 1 II H I i 1 1 n ii I u i torn Hf7 lDpy 5 W M ' JISBBBUHkr A WiWW ,ii:iihi:vh nui ham:. Hovtmlnuii lluirouithhrod JorsoyM, nil of which nto yniiiiK coun and lu liulxht ot mllkliiK now, sumo of them Junt frtiuh, for hiiIo, Prices iiiiiku from $00 to ftin a head, at Hhurwood III on.' raunh 'l miles ninth of llend. Phouit, or addroHH nt IUhIiiioiiiI, Ure. nPHI.Ni:KS AMI I'ltOITHHIONAL. VV. W. Faulkner, D. M. D. DENTIST. Unite till IIuIIiIIiik, II e u d, Orc( o u Ward H. Coble Atloiiii'j- nt Imu, Olllco lu Desi'hutim llnuk IIuIIiIIiik OpiionUh Poslolllrii. Ileiul, OruKon. U. C. COE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon OI'I'ICK OVICK IMHST NATIONAL UK. Oflicc Hoiim: to to u , m.; t to j mid 7 tuli p, in, Bkni), : Okkoon C. S. BENSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW OKHICK IN IMHHT iAtIOMAI. IIANK II1.IM1. HKNII, OMKCON Vernon A. Forbes LAWYIiW KIHsT NATIONAL HANK lil.lKl,, I'KNI), OMItOON George S. Youno; Civil, Minimi and Iiiiikutiqn RMll.S'Klllt OroKon Street OlHco with J. A. IviwtpH. ROBERT 13. GOULD Civil Knoinkkk and Sukvkvuk. Wall nnd Minnesota Sts, llend. OrcKon. Crook County Abstract Co. INCOMHIMATHII. AILSTKACTM OP TITLK to all Imiil snd town lot. In Cimtk county. II I'. Wvi.mt, Secy. I'rlllrvlllc, OrrKOli, Wc photograph the record". CLARK & WRIGHT l.AWVHMS WAMIIIMITON, ll.C. Puhlic Ijiii.I Mnttors: Hnnl PrtMif. DotMirt IjihiIh. (!ontiwtji nnd MiniriK Ciihc, Scrip, ArttMiciule Work for Attorneys. J. I. WEST Undertaker nnd Kmlmltuer Full Assortment of Undertnklni; , (i'ihmIs. Fir street Hend, Oreon K. O. MINOR . nxroi'picK M'lt.niNo I.U'HlMKIt ACCIDKNT I N S U K A N C It ' Notary Puldir h. Coir)HrlHK All IKI l'rt Cnrivcilv Drawn. FIDELITY UONDS .Mrs. Maude Aliuworlh MILLINERY Over Skum-'H Store Wall Htreet . Uoiid, OruKn,' W. E. PARKER Plumbing, Steam and Hot' Water Heating JubhliiK Promptly Attended to. IIKNIi, OIIKKON Caldwell & Alain All Kinds of Blacksmith ; Work I'ltlCKM ItKAHONAIII.K. MlnnoHotn St., Uet. Uond and Wall. ' . Ask Yourselves ' ' WHO does your cleuninp nnd prei inp;, and thomj who nro bent Bntwv fled with their orderB in that line will Bitrely rofer you to m, Wo , Imvo built up n reputation for doinir IiIkIi cluwt work in u . short tlmo nnd at n very M0DEKATK CIIARGK. Star Dry Cleaning House With A. L. Pronch Oregon Street, I 1 . j J.