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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1912)
kH. i j: FRIENDS PUT HIM IN BAD Rooscvolt Cntnpalgn Shows It lino Boon Put Into Poor Hands. y Theodore HooKovolt hit already brmi Mil on tlio dufeiinlvt In liU thlnl term cnndldncy, muni llmu anything else, (liroiiKli the Inaptitude of hla friends, Facing (ho umitmtl situation of it llilnl loriu candlducy, thoy hnvo not risen oqunl to tlio altuallon. Hountor Dixon, Roosevelt' mnnnRor, tnmlo n bnil mistake In n rocunt nd dress and Roosevelt mint Imve regret ted Inter Hint he did not look over hi remarks before they were published. Mr, Dixon said that for more than BO years, the Republican party hoe con trolled the policies of the nntlon and then referred to the loo of the Home by the Republicans In 1010 no the Oral bronk In party rule. Hut most everyone know thnt If the Ion of the lower House of Congress constitute euch n brrnk In pnrty rule, tho Republican pnrty has been In con trol In Washington only 32 yearn out of tho lunt CO, nnd alnco 1872, only 22 year out of the Inat 40. In that time, thorn have been two Democratic nd mliilalratlotiB nnd many Itepubllann sonnies. In fact, tho Republican party la aa much In command today na It baa been during n large part of tho tlmn since Ihn beginning of Ontnt'a second administration. Mr. Dixon Inmonta tho loaa of tho llouao In 1010 na nn unprecedented disaster. Yet, In four of tho last seven preceding. Republican administration, tho llouao wns tost In tlio midterm year, In 1874. 1171, 1182 and 1800. Mr. Dixon of coureo trlea to throw tho blamo of this condition on I'resl dent Taf(, but tho truth la that It was a much tho Ueoator'a fault as any-1 CHARGE AGAINST TAFT UNFOUNDED Administration D003 Not Uso Ofllco-Holdors to Got Delegates. Tho Initial atatommit of flonntor Dix on, In regard to tbu sins of tho admin Istrnlloii In lining up oftlcolioldors to Itet '1'aft delegate to tlio ntnlonnl con ventlou, Is ns Idle n It Is III founded. As long ago as lunt December, Presi dent Tuft dlrocted that office holders In tho southern statoa wore not to bo chosen na dolegntc to Chicago In his behalf, and every well posted politi cian knows that In tho distribution of pstronaKe In tho aouthern slates, this administration lies turned a deaf ear to all reconvention suggestions. I'eoplo who recall tho pleasure and avidity with which President Rooto elt coralled tho aouthern delecates for Mr Toft four years ago, them- phaala with which he Instructed Prank II. HllrJicock to "Cinch 'em" and tho Klcu with which he received the news that Hitchcock hnd carried out hie In structlons, regard the statement of Senator Dixon n blunder. Indeed It Is not necessary to go bsck four years to ;'nru tho seal with which Mr, Itoosevelt and his as sociate hove gouo after these same dolegnlea. Only a few weeks ago, Ormaby Mcllarg was going through tho noil Hi promising large sums to thoso who would procure lloosovelt delegations. Moreover, nothing will bo attempted In this campaign by the administration half so raw na Mr. Itoosevelt himself worked to secure hla own re-election Aa one Instance of this a resident of fit. Johns, who was a poetmaster of fourth class office In Arkansas In 1904, tho fees of which amounted to about 11.00 a year, declarea be re- APOPLEXY FATAL TO G. W. KNAPP MASONS IN CHAROE OF BURIAL HoiiirMettiler l-ny tJiiroiincloim for Neatly KIkIiI MVck (Juno IU- nmrknhli1. Hn'y l'liyNlrlniis. Diiuli(-r mill Wife Hurtivc. With tho honors of tho Masons, of which frntomnl ardor ho was a mombor, (loorgo W. Knapp was laid to rest In 1'llot llutto comotory last Friday afternoon, Btrlckcn with apoplexy on February 2, Mr. Knapp lay unconscious until lost Wcdneo- day nftcrnoon when death camo. Ho was C4 yonr old and Is aurvlvod by a daughter who live In !is Angeles and hi divorced wlfo, Mary Knapp, who enred for hlrrt during hi Illness, Mr, Knapp camo to llend about two year ago. Ho took up n homo- stond In Whltakur Vnlloy, southeast of hero, but was living In town dur Ing tho winter In it cabin which ho had built on property ho owned In Deschutes addition, Ho was found lying unconsclou fin tho floor Fri day nftcrnoon, Fabruary 2, by C. IS. Morris, n nclghlKir. A blood vessel of tho brnln had burst whllo ho snt by tho flro rondlng a magazine. Ho was attended by Drs, Coo and For roll who say tlio enso was a most ro markablo ono. In audi instances tho pntlont usually recovers conscious ni-ss within n few days after tho stroke, If It la not fatal. For nearly eight weeks, however, Mr, Knapp remained unconscious, though at times ho doomed to recognlzo friends. Hought flold In Alnkn Mr. Knapp waa a splendid musi cian nnd for a tlmo was In chargo of an orchestra hero. Ho had lived In Alaska before coining to llend, but did not acquire tho wealth which ninny gained In tho great gold rush to the Klondike Ho owned two lots In Deschutes addition nnd had a 320-ncro homestead to which his daughter can acquire patent by making; tho Improvements required by tho homestead law. Mr. Knapp was a MaCcatoo nnd n Mason nnd tho local Masonic lodgo had chargo of tho funoral and burial. There was a service nl tho lodgo hall, after which, wearing their lodgo re galia, tho Masons to tho number of 40 mnrehed to tho morgue, then to tho church and after tho services from there to tho comctory. Tho pallbearer wore U 51. Llpsett, O. W. Hhrlnor, John Htoldl, J. XV. I'etltt, J. K. Rnlnoy and If. II. Ford. Tho sermon at tho church was by Itev. Dr. Gorby, who la n Mason, Special music was rendered by a qunrtct composed or Mlssco Marlon Wlost and Arrlo Illack and C. II. Hunter nnd L. A. Jackson. H. O, llrotvn lcjjlirtruw. Hoavy layers COO fnrm raised. Trios 8.50. Cockerels 85.00. Kgga 2,00 per IB, $0.00 per 100. Ilnby chicks J1G.00 per 100. Prim rose Poultry Plant, James Ireland. 114 Spalding Dldg., Portland, Ore. The Ix-at of service lunkex limes A Dntlilson's bwler shop the mont wp ulnr one In llend. In order to Introduco tholr nursery stock In tho llend district, the Sun nyslopo Nursery Company of Baker, Oregon, Is offering to deliver their product during tho spring of 1912 to llend at very low figures. This stock being raised nt an elevation of 3C0O feet make It well acclimated to tho Ucnd district. Parties con templating planting orchard will do well to get their price list, which can tie had by writing them at linker. Oregon. 1-4 Tho- best and most urto dnto mn of tho county Is tho blueprint raiu which Tho Itulletln has for sale. It show all the new roads nnd towns. IX 1 - I II I I. Mil Billiards and Pool Fine nnd Popular Line of CIGARS Silyis & Blackwell Wall street, - - Bend, Oregon Jr frff Br . BBBBBnSifl'TaL HeS" v BBsBWBsr3 an L. JL 2 . 4. ? -wfaitt PRE?. HOT TAFT body's. He himself s h illng worker with Senator AkJrkh, o pr vent adequate tariff M.aton ..oJ le was no a matter of fact nmoiK the moat steadfast stuud pattern in the Semite. Mr. Dlxons mnnircMo nlso seems to bo Ill-considered when ho s that Mr. Toft must rely for his support In the Chicago convention upon delegates from tho south and thoso porstbly of .tho east nnd north whon direct prl marles do not prevail, but where the party machine I dominant Just what states Mr, Dixon believes are conven tion ridden, would- bo hard to say. Delegalos will be cboion by direct vote in Maine, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota Possibly also In Maryland and New Hampshire. Tho only northsrn state east of tho Missouri river clinging to tho convention system are Ilhod Is land, Connecticut, Vermont, Delaware, West'Vlrglnla," Michigan, Iowa and Missouri, and of these last, four are claimed a friendly by tho anU-Taft campaigners. totu fUF President Upholds Mllltla.'' t Prosldont Tatt regards as unpatrl otlo tho dlapoiltlon In some quarter 1 discourage enlistment In state mil Ulus. In a recent speech ho character Ited this branch of tho national do (envo as a prlmo necessity. Ho said: j,"Ther Is, In some quarters, a dis position to discourage enlistment in tho National guard, This Is unpatrl otlo and ought to be frowned upon, Every man, yrho enlist should be tns.de Co (eel ttat 'h Is preparing lymMy ) miAifti ii ii i !' i ra hi i i celvetl n lettor from the Ilnosevelt oaiMlwlMN managers nt that time, etat liiC that he nil nil other postmaster of tho fourth olasa hud been tuweskod $28.00 for the Koosovolt campulta. H'KARG IS ON THE JOB His work for Roosevelt will not git much support In this state. Tho nowa that Ormaby Mcllarg Is ono of tho Itoosevelt manager nnd Is going through th country organising a following for the Oyster Day candi date will not be received with entire approbation by people of Oregon. They will remember that it waa this some Ormaby Mcllarg who came to Oregon Just a few abort years ago and did everything in hla power to Indue membefa ofjthe State Legislature to violate tholrKioat solemn ledf es to tho pop by refusing to support state mRt No. Jf - At that tieao tfrassy Mcllarg waa evidently not so ndcit of a progressiva as bo has become in this campaign, Tho people of Oregon had declared for Oeorgo EX Chamberlain for United Hates senator. 'Ilut Orrasby Mcllarg did not then wnnt the peoplo to rulo. One of tho most disgraceful scenes ever witnessed at the Oregon capital was this Mcllarg person bringing ev ery possible influence to bear to get weak-kneed legislators to disregard tho peoples' Instructions, vlolato thr statement No, 1 pledge and cast their ballot for a Republics senator. It la an open and notorious fact, as well known as anything else durUig thnt session. , Dp Oregon Republicans want to vote for a professed reformer Ilka ftobio volt wp-P W ,tw.!y MUM J KENWOOD ""r" f ACROSS THE RIVER Bend's Most Desirable Close-In RESIDENCE PROPERTY. fc Lots from $70 to $150 On Easy Terms. Water will be piped to every lot, and special inducements offered to people who will build. Ryan a. McQllvray to OWNERS AND AQENTS. We Do a Qeneral.Real Estate Business. 33m