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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1912)
The bend bulletin. VOL. X. BEND. OKFXJON. WEDNESDAY. AG U I ST 7. Ml 2. NO. 22 VIM matter UP AT LAIDLAW RANCHER WILL RAISE FINE ANOTHER BEND PARTY IS INTO ACCIDENT Mmliliio IUhU off Hume Hill Wlivtv MIm-iii-in unil KwImimm Ifml ,MI- lnit- Double WcililliiK An ncclilcnt similar to that which befoll tho Kvcmoii-Mlii'iiur auto party occurred at the same place In SCIIOOLHOUSE WILL RISE . LADIES SET DATE OF : LKlMCCTCAnCDn WHERE SAGEBRUSH STOOD! FLOWER SHOW AUGUST 17 nUmtD I LfiUtflO lUilyet lliijvllerr Material Vnr New ' Popular Annual Itwnt Tin Year In1 TO DRILL ILL Kxpetteil to He Much I letter Thau Htccllrut One Lnxl Hummer. At n meeting of the Library Club yesterday afternoon, a date wa ct for the nnnunl flower show Satur ) t t t t- anT-TOOETHKR MEET ING HELD Al Onlhi'i'lim Huiulny Afternoon, Col. iiiiiIiIii Hiiullirrii IlinU-ultlr (June Owr Niimbrr of Addrre Made llewl People mi Program DAIRY MS NEAR REND low Mil Winter I'lflim llltf HiiikIi I 'or ('own mill Itou" I-'IihIn I.iiiiiI Imi'Nliiirnt Ofii'tiliiK "il. Howard M. Winter I 0110 of the newcomer to tho Uesqjiutc con lit i y whu In koIhk nt hi riiuchliijt not only with n vim tint til so with the forlu unto RdvantaKo of iihvIiik the cpl Inl to Kt UHna. Blurted substantial ly. Mr. Winter at present ha ICO acre Juct live miles east of Hend. .IIa niiiiiainiiliiUa lli inirnliniiA nf I w... vi- .ir. ..... ,....v.."w i. ., ,,,. u. .......... I b (hi. inoro land, to brlmc the total amount "" 7 "'.'.':" . L' "."'"l" '" MMW MV VVVM('HIMB Pv V W ta B, ! T fj V IKdltorliil LAIDLAW, Correspondence) Auk. I On tho Lake county taut week, the parly con aUtliiK or three other I If ml people. The trio comprlied Wlllard llou ton and Mlrs Caroline and Maude Aune, who were on their way to Willow Ranch, Cat. The car atop- under cultivation up to 000 acrif. Tho ranch will he devoted to line dairy cuwi nnd hogt. It li Mr. Win MocklnK the wheel to keep It from Kolns; backward, when It xot bo- yond control und went Into the ditch ter' plan to raise well bred cow. ,( Wn Weched ,0 niucn tmt tho for oeul mIi. a ante and III up.;,,,rty cou,,, not conltlU0 lher I iivi uouihnu vauim. hit ui , iuurfy i i. It a understood tbat the point of purchasing; now iilniut beautiful Inland In the ieohuU &0 ivx COw llrltlah Columbia, here the people of the Laldlnwl" ' ootlatlnic for the purchasu tolmtry held u KeMoitether meelliiKi"' 'ay " from the Udd c- this afternoon and talked over Irrl-! I'ortianu. All iiiiik prouuceu Kiillun matteia aa well aa enJolnic n!' "i "l ho aolii direct to pleasant plcnle. Tho meetlUK waa the loonl crramory. Thla aumif.cr under the nuaplrea of the Laldlnw w ho dototcd chiefly to pVopara- Development Leaicuo and the attend-, lion unco was largo. There wore present some IT. person from Hend and dele Ktc from Itedmund and other polnla. The proposition which (lovornor WoKt made to the ettlora on hi re rent vlall here waa tho main theme of dlaouM Ion. Tho Oovernur did not "I rexard thla section aa offcrlnK wonderful openlnea for the dairy niun who hta the meuua nnd the pa tience to Kt a first claxe plant atari ed, with Knod atock and properly prepared and cultivated acreage," aald Mr. Winter. 'Why. don In the Tlllnmook country, for Innlance, up. Here, about the maximum ooil of KettltiK flrat oltua land In ihape and crop la f 200." Mr Winter hall from Seattle. halux been enicaRtd In that city nnd In Portland In real estate and Invent tnenl liut'neaa. K Into detalla. hut told the auttlera. 00j jry an,i , lp, ftt (rom $00 umi ue neiieveu ine ueai aoiuuun oi tho Columlda Houthern reKreiiatlon matter was fur the state to finance It Ills plan la to hae the U'UUture enact n law which would make tKfs sltile tho use of sehool mnnoy In buy Iiik l-oiiila of the Irrltcatlon project. W I) Damon nave a history of tho Columbia Houthern project which waa started ulitht yearn uko. lie told of the hardshlpa the settlera had undermine and severely crltleUed the ottlclula of the state for their "criminal ncKllKenro" In handlliiK tills Carey act aejcreKatlon. Vermin A. I'orbea of (lend took up the matter of flnuncltiK the project aa siiKKesetd by the (luvernor, from a legal standHilnt. J. W. Ilrewor of Itedmond, vice president, ami J. K. Kawhlll of lleud, seerelary of the Csntral Urexun De velopment IiaKtie. were present and also spoke. They stated that tho Columbia Houthern matter would bo taken up at the convention In Lake view thl mouth nnd urned tho Laid lawltes to send a ntron delegitlun to present the ijuNtlnn to that Ixidy. The proicram ln'Kan at 3 p. m., tho presldliiK officer beluc J N. II. (lerk Iiik. In addition to the apteehc. there were other Interesting feature. Mlsa Mock Kne a rend Iiik. Mr. Haw hill sane a solo and the orchestra, lurnliheil tHHsle. The ladle nerved excellent Ice cream and etiko. The Islsnd where the ratheiln; waa held la a splendid pleiile plnre It Is easily acil,e and I a nat ural pleiile kpihikI. Hay Wilkinson cnnie tip from Willow llanch with another car to Kot them. Mlrs Caroline Aune went to Wil low Itanch to be married to Mr. Wilkinson, who I n son of 1. J. Wilkinson of llrnd und formerly lived here. He I now employed by the KnndatiKo Lumler Company, Which operates extenalvely in North ern California. It la understood hero thai there wns n double wed dine, the other couilo being Ml MukkIo Auiio and Wlllard Houston. Tho Misses Aune are well known you ni women of Hend and have many friend here. Ilullilliu Kelirnler Deports Crop Unlnx Well, Hxpecfnlly Hpuil. An InterevtlnK Incident In the de velopment of the new homestead country to tho southeast, nnd one that show tho substantial prugieta It I making, I that Jtolyat, In dis trict 77, la plannlnc tho Immediate erection of a school house. There will !c ten or moro pupils. Hamp ton, It Is understood, also contem plates tho construction of a bulld In. When It la remembered that two years ago thero waa nothlnK but Jackrabblta and saKcbrush In the country for many mllea surrounding the site of the new school, an Idea la Kilned of the proKrens made there. Victor Hchrcder. chairman of the school board of tho new district, is In llrtld coftlni! Iilils fur rnnlrnrtlnn ' rnaf Arltila f,.r .!. m.m. I..ll.lln. ... .m.i .... t.7 M.J. JU.,U,,.f,. which will be 24 by 18 feet, erected with a view to ipecdy enlnrxonient. All materials will be IkjukIu here. Anionic other optimistic report concerninK crops brought In by Mr. Schreder I that potato are dolus excellently, even on land that was eleared this spring. Winter wheat la In fine shape. Mr Bchreder will raise all his own fcrsln seed thl year. MANV IAH.H AT Ul.l. Last week a drive of Iok total ing, more than two million feet waa made down the Deschutea to the llend Company'a mill. Thla amount Is now on hand for manufacture, ajid will keep tho lumber mill In oper ation for about six week. In tho mean time tho wood crews, cm bruoltiK about thirty men, continue cuilliiR los for the next drive. During the last week several car loads of lumber havo been shipped eastwurd by local mills. CHOI'S MK)K (.'ODD. Frank May, who came In from his I'owell llutto rahch last week, re jorta tho best crops yet In that rich section. Much of his clover will cut two tons on the second cutting, and some of It will cut three times, bringing the total cut over five ton. I'olatuvM nnd onions are doing ex eelleutly. lis Is all grain. With fair prior, many thousands of dollars will eome Into the country thla sum mer from farm products. PLAT TOMORROW NIGHT Theatrical Performance and Dance I'ontpmicil llccnute of I'lrc. The play that wa to havo been given on the night of July 3rd, for the combined benefit of the library and commercial club, and waa pot- imned ttecauso of a fire that occurred Just lofore the performance waa to start. w be given tomorrow night (Thursday) at Llnster'a Hall. i In addition to the play thearo will lie a danco afterward, the Ilond orchestra playing, It generously con tributing Its services to the dotayed show. Tho play 1 "Old Gooseberry" All tho character r.re acted by local people. All tlcketa purchased for tho -July 3rd performance, will, of course, be good tomorrow. day, August 17. The place whore the show will be held will be decided later. An exceptionally fine display of flowers I expected thla year, both be cause the season has brought out a lot of splendid bloom and because far moro attention ha been given to attractive gardens and flower bed than ever before. Those working up tho show are particularly anxious tnat every kind of flower be entered, and also plant and exceptionally good exhibit of vegetable. Prizes will be awarded by Judges chosen from non-resident. Solicitation for prize will be made by tho ladles and a full list published later. The show last summer was a not able success, and besides Its pleasant social features, had a real value a Illustrating what can be done hero with flower and In the making of at tractive place. REPORT FINDJF GOLD Demi Trio Make Prospecting Kxpedl tlon In Catradc Mountain. Wringing back a report of finding WANT BEND TO AID PROJECT A. T. rramo Kpeaka litre on tho Advantage of Permanent Water Hupply and Tell "of Prm.llng Condition,,. NEW SCJOLHOUSES Cones net l-t For Tliren Hulldlngs U2 by 'M Feet In Dliiieiilo.i. Contract wa let by tho school board Monday night for the erection of threo houiea to take care of the annually carried nugget to The Dal- CIIA.NCK 1'Ott 8.-..000. A letter fit ih n. C. Chapman to P W. Drown of the lloiid Commercla' Club e) attention to the fact that McKKN7.ll. IWIIT1J H.VSV. ! ok n aland the lt kind of r. Ara,iin, ,,, ,!, II..-.1.I chmiie of winning the $.000 prltc . , i."i.m..i LSI ij ! "E.V'oT.ri.d at the land show In Mlnne ?. .r.VC"' .C,nleiM"M.,,UiV " .: '. L .' aiHilU. November 12 to 23. Five ACflUHT 17 FAHMKHH' DAV. August 17 will be farmers' day at the demonstration farm at Itedmond, said W. L. Powers, superintendent, who waa here laat night, 'resident Kerr and Prof. Bcudder of the O. A. C. almost certainly will be on hand to deliver talk to the ranchers, and other expert will have matters to place before tho attention of all who go to the meeting. bushels of whoat mint lie the entry. Many snmple of Central Oregon Jtruln are expected to be on hand. paH wna Impractical for west 'on ud iiuton wbh In error. The HMor paper stntea that several cars have made the trip both from the oast and , the went, and that the route Is In You ought to havo your photo excollent rondlllcn, a la the Htn'litn taken. After the Fire The next morning after the fire how natural it is to hear the loser say, "And 1 had $500 in eurrcney in the bureau draw er." Ami the insuranee policy don't cover such a loss! You can hide your money where thieves may not find it -but how about fire? For this reason alone, overlooking the many other advantages, you should keep your money in the bank. We call your attention to our fire and burglar, proof vault and invite you to leave your money with us for safe keeping. The Deschutes Banking & Trust Company of Bend, Oregon "Conservative Banking for Conservative People." L. B. 1JAI1U), President P. O. MINOR, Secretary It M. LARA. CathUr DIRKCTORS: L. D. DAIIID, V, O. MINOK, H..M. LARA, mi:ktinj nilvt tuiwd.w. There will bo a meeting of the Commercial Club next Tuesday even ug at' 8 30 o'clock. Manager Drown announce. Tho club ia several 'nterestlng thing under consldera Ion which will lie taken up at that .line. Tho meeting In the rooms will take the form of u smoker, and 'n tho (tore occupied formerly by K. M. Thompson the ladlta will serve u luncheon. Thero will bo music by tho llend band. Townttilp blanks, neatly bourn! In took, li. renta nt The Ilulletln. overflow of pupil from tho present iiulldlng thl winter. Last session It wa neceiwary to rent a room, and n much larger enrollment Is looked for the coming term. The struc tures will be of frame construction. 22 by 28 feet In size, and located on the school ground near the other building. Kach will contain one classroom and the contract call for their com pletion by September 2. Three ldd were submitted. J. J. Cunningham' being the' au'ccessful one Ills figure waa$416for each building. Shiner uMu6nVWbld $410. and K. D. McIntah24i4'S.50 for the entlro Job, this bejnjpnt the rate of $489.60 each. &fy DltllKJK TO UK OF fiTKKL. After examination of the site, the member of the County Court havo definitely decided to use steel In the construction of tho new bridge which the county will build across the Des chutes at Dcnd. connecting Lytic and honwood. Tho structure will be ap proximately 300 feet long, with 20 foot span, and will cost In the neigh borhood of $3000. KOOII KIIOOT1NCJ KXIIIIIITIOX. On Saturday afternoon Gus Peret of the Peters Cartridge Company gave nn exhibition of fancy shooting with rifle, shotguns and pistol, on the west ldo of tho river, demonstra ting the reliability of the ammuni tion which he sell. The exhibition wn given under the auspice's of tho Skue Hardware Company. Many people were on hand to aeo Mr. Pe- rct'a clever markmanahlp stunt. Tho matter up for discussion at a meeting of tho Commercial Club Monday evening wa that of lending aid to the settlers In tho Hampton and other hotneatcad districts to tho toutneast of Hend. A. T. Frame, a well known settler In the Hampton country, where he ha a homestead n well a possessing valuable dtod- erty In Hend. gave an Interesting and valuable talk upon condition la hta district. The proposition la (6 ret soma financial aid from Hend, Hums and Prlnevllle toward the drllline of an experiments! well, at a place to bo decided upon later, probably by representative of the Hend and Uurn commercial club and tho mill M li U'n.n,iv cr.nv v..i.. .n. 'organizatiaaor the ettler. Sixteen John Klklns returned Saturday from I hor,e re expected In tonight to get a ten daya' prospecting expedition In " , , 1 m u""mK oulnl wnlc& w ,u mo oiiwni country. Mr. Frame pointed out the vital Importance of establishing to Just what deptn It would be necessary to sink on artesian well At present most of the settlers have rood sur face wells, but these give a water the Casoades, on the west aide of the range. Year ago It I ald that an Indian les, but where he got them was al way a aecret. Six men. the story fr;r"IJ"t?.h.?.0"n!a.,.n.! r'ih.iPP'7 t more than enough to the Intention of staying until they discovered the mine, building a cab In nnd establishing camp. They nev er came hack and it la supposed that the old Hcdskln killed tho entire six. Mr. Wcnandy report that the par ty of which he was a member waa uccessful, the mlno being found on the wet side of the mountain, some 75 ml Us from here. The trio ran short of grub and could not stay long enough to fully determine the rich ness of their And. They expect to return there within a abort time. DAKOTA .MAX HUYS HKItK. Fred Sauter of Portland was here last week and closed a deal with Dr. J. H. Kermott of Mlnot. N. D., by which Mr. Kermott purchased tho north 25 feet of lot 2, block 10. Dend. The price waa J3000. This property la next to the Mutxlg corner. Wall and Oregon streets, and face on Wall street. Dr. Kermott aa nouncc that he will construct a permanent bulhJIng on the ltc. TO IMPIlOVK CllATKU LAKH. Houso and Senate committees nt Washington have recommended the appropriation of f C97.000 for the Im provement of Crater Lake Park. There is ho doubt but that the ap propriation bill will rMMlvn r.ivnrnlil action. The construction of 3C miles ! cara for the netda of their owner, leav ing no dependable supply for tho heavy freighting that occur on the Bend-Uurna "read. Tho great ad vantage to this route, and the re sulting benefit to me'rebanta In Hum and shipper In Hend of re duced freight rate, waa pointed out, waa also the tact that when tho railroad build through tho Hampton district along Ita survey tho pret ence oi good water will be a ma terial benefit. A representative of the settlera is In Hums on a similar mission to that of Mr. Frame here. Subscription lists will be worked up In both town. Mr. Frame stated that crops are doing exceedingly well In the home stead country. Thl year, which U practically the first most of the laud has been in cultivation, the ranchers are raising enough feed to care for their stock, and expect by next sea eon to have considerable quantities to sell. Wheat, In many Instances, will replaee the first ryo crops, next suniracr. Mr. Frame urged the local mer chants to havo a good atock of good reliable seed on hand, predicting a heavy demand. "We Say Nothing- But Saw Wood" In Uiu llnrdivnru luminous. Our rlviil iiiny bo striving to iniiko n bin n kticceKM n ve lit tliU Hue, but vto tiro .going to keep riht on giving high vulue for little mon ey nnd pleasing our patron with (itinllty that Mill Muuil every kind of crlllrjniu. Tool, kitchen utensils, pinion and farm Implements of the lct make at populur price. Also Full Line of Builders Supplies, Sash, Doors, Glass, etc. N. P. Smith Wall Street ( IIUYtf SISTKHS RANCH EH Pray, who recently old hit of road about tho lake, and road to I houw "nd ,ot ,n Wlcatorla. last week the pinnacles and eastern boundary , "ouKht me Alvah I'rosser place, in will be undertaken forthwith. Crater J the Cloverdale country near Slaters. Loko la tho greatest of the North-, There are 160 acres, all irrigated west's natural show places, and 1 easily reached from Oend by auto. The prlco was 18000, the sale being mace oy J n. Miner. The First National Bank OF HEND, BEND. OREGON Or. U. O. COB. Pr.Hd.M e A SATMtH. Vlc.Pr.tld.nt O. S. HUDSON. CM.r CuplUI fulr pld . . 128.000 Stockholdtri liability . . ?6.COO Burplua .... . SQ.6CO Your Vacation Assured You must plan ahead if you are to take a vacation this summer. Else, wliun the time comes, you won't have the funds. Wo invite you to start t Vucation Fund with this bank. You aro at liberty to draw out your nionoy whenever you need it. It is hlich time you began to save for the vaca tion which is cuming later in life old age, A bank fa-count added to from tima to time will insure n happy vucation in later life when your work is over and you are ready to rest. The sooner you beKin, the quicker you'll bo able to retire and the further away from helpless ness. Small accounts will receive careful attention. IF FIR.ST NATIONAL BANK OF BEND l' I R, B C T O R S: D. C. COR . A SAT1UK C. S. HUDSON O. M. PATTERSON II. C. BLUS i hsiMiPiMvi)