The bend bulletin.
VOL. X.
BUND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1912,
NO. 3(J.
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III
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OF THE COUNTY
ADDIE FOSTER BEATS
VAN ALLEN
Woman HtifTrftgc Indorsed locally,
(tingle Tax Defeated Total Votn
U Heavy Wnrren llrown
lrttln Ticket In County.
Harry l.nno, Ibitiiocrnt, won tlio rnc
for Din neniitorlul toga over hi near
est rlvnl, Men Helling, Jtopublleiiti.
Iloiinio, un tho luilepciidsiit tlekot,
was it poor tlilnt. Oregon wont to
Wilson by over 12,000 plurality.
Nick Hlmiott of Tlio Dalles, Itopubll
ciiii, goes to Congress from thin ills-
trlct, dufcatlng (Iraham handily.
Laffcrty and Hawloy won In tlio other
districts.
Tlio detailed county election re
turns It rrcclrtcts will bo found ou
poso six,
CITY ELECTION
ON DECEMBER 3
t
SIX FEET OF FOWL NECK
FOR MM LOVES 'EM
I, Davenport Drrldrs fluent Who
WniiU Delhmy Hindi Hmi III
I'lll, nml HrtiiU SecU of Kumiih.
I'or tho first (Imp In IiIr life, It In
reported, W. J, Hcott linn .ell tlio
thicken M"U lit can itit. At lensl,
they urn Hourly chicken necks. Tin
total oomliliii'U length of tho ilullrn
ale In qHMtlon In elx frot threo
I nolle.
It lippBnil thli way. )r. Scott
recently vUltcd tho Un Davenport
ranch, whore chlehi.n was horved for
illnnnr. Mr. Scott In particularly
foml of chicken tieeks, mid kinked
bees tin. Hint particular :rt of tho
htMi . HiiHtomy wuh oiMttud from tlio
menu. In fuel, ho I quoted as say
InK that ho wait good for a mile of
ehleken nwk any time. Bo Monday,
when Mr. Datetiiwrt enrao to town,
ho brought Seott tho hlggst colleo-
tlon of fowl neck over gathered to
gether. Tbero was exactly nix feet
H.
B. FORD IN PLACE
OF SPENCER
!Niililh flruntrd, Kldrlk Order
ed Ulil nml Elcttloii OMclals Clio
en tit Council Meeting Held
Lt .NlKht IIIIIn I'nld.
COUNTY 'IOTALH.
President.
WlUon I1S.7.
Tn ft HHi!.
HlHHiftrlt Till).
IIi'Im til) I.
fotlgMtlilllllll.
Muiiot nrr.
(Iridium ?,i:i,
Hriintor.
Ijiiii' Oil),
Hflllim 80.1,
Ibmriic tlft,l.
Chirk 171.
Heejetary of State.
Oltutt liliio.
It)nn Mil.
Ki-linedy UK),
COUNTY oiTicmts.
Judge Hprlngcr 1 IflO, Mrl'arlane
7CII), CmIIU,
ShrrllT lllklno II!I7, ll.dfi.ur 701.
(Irrk llnmii IHHt, Turner Mil.
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f m.a .r.' .'.' a . u .. j....'.. i . . - -. ..---H . ..v-i .v SB ... -
...... ohlrkfin nrrV. ImC lnliat wan ll... ' l'ct(irOU
. ' . . . .. ..i.i-rf u. ..f .K... 'Tom Murphy
i iniiiuionrr iirown iio, inin i - mv- v r....... j Hilt
KMio, iwnen Hit nenra or, Mr. bcott wm ; Wcldrr
Kurtniii-ltlr. I'JJli. Ilrl-tl.ll-r , wrIHIIK wiwi nil UIK COnirOI. I.. 4 fOX
IOD7. I Thq iwnm were killed 8undsy by
At tho meeting of tho city council
lint nlcht tho uinco of H. J. Bpcnccr
n oouiiallmuu wim di-clnrd vacant,
Mr, flpwicur IisvIhk fnovcil from ISend
koiiio tlmu nito. II. II. Ford wok
ulcatt'd to till out this umtxnlrvd term.
Tho recorder wan Instructed to
pout proH)r uotlci'N of tho city elec
tion, to ho hflil ou 'liii-mlay, Docotii
Iwr 3. The ihiIU will ho ojirn from
8 n. m. to 7 p. in. the Judges arc:
I'rank May. O. M. MeKny and J. II.
BOND ISSUE IS
BEING POINTED
IfllNIIOI I'ADDOCK IIKIIK Hr.VDAV.
NO
POSSIBILITY
ANY HITCH
OF
J.tpectrtl Thnt Contract Will IW
HlKiinl up With I'oillAnd I'lrm
Within Week mul Conntructlon
Ho Comiiionccd t Once.
"Tho honda nrc now hslng printed
r.nd I expect nhurtly to have thom
ready to ond to you,"
Huoh It tho welcome juraRrnph
contained In a letter to City Itecorder
12IIU, received thin morning from the
attorn for Farron, Bon & Co., iho
i.lilonn; ljonillriK I-.mik; that linn pj--L'hiiin',1
llond'a $00,000 newer Ikj..
Tho llcv. Kohort K, Idlock, KH
copal hUhop of Knutern Orogon, will
arrive Friday fiom tho Mouth and Ih,
oxpccicd to conduct aorvlccii on next
Sunday, Through tho eourtexy of
Ur. Gorhy. tho rosular Presbyterian
morning service at tho Star Theatre
at 11 o'clock will ho turned over to
Hlihop Paddock, who will nt that
time announce any other rervicei
which he will hold whllo hero.
SNEAK THIEFJ0B5 STORES
I'atterson'a and Corked' 'Touched"
by One Ki Mentally Acquainted.
Lout night a ncnk thief entered
tho Patterson DruK Company's store,
robld the cash register ot about $20
and took a camera nnd a box of
stamps. Last Wednesday an en
trance was effected Into Corkctt's
and the register there robbed of $8.
it Is believed thai the same Mrmn
or persons made both robberies. The
peculiar facts of the Patterson thiev
ing show that the thief Is well ac
quainted with the store, and the Cen
tral "lay of tho land." Although It
Now thorn I'-nulns only the Mnnl -id-
lean; tn riorKii, Uard eol.le, J. u. Justmunt of a few minor matters, tho
JthodeH and Hum Farnhnm. iTIio1 , ... .......
terms of Couucllnien wouandy, I.at
DEVELOP POWER
IN CASCADES
HILL BELIEVED BACK
OF WORK
Knglneer Plan Kxtemlvo Operations
Ut Ijtt Two Yrnni Camp Hnp
Jillen Probably Go up Through
the BUter Cnun try.
three Inches of nvck. Only It wasn't 'Auiio
tin mid Alien expire, as doi that of
tho urn) or.
Hlduwalks were ordered Iwllt on
lots h, U nnd 10. block 1. North Ad
dition, lot S, block 19, Park Addi
tion (liy the city) and In front of tho
lecitntly burned I.lnster Opera Houko.
An ordinance KrnnllrtK the I lend U'n
ter, I.lKht & Power Co. k rranchlHo In
I.)tle aero tracts was read for tho
second time and pased.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
C, I). Ilrown IC0.00
6.75
COO
D.00
30.00
1
(Sisters Herald).
It has been a well known fact for
some time that the Oregon Electric
or Hill Interests owned tho power
sltea at Clear and Fish lakes.
The flifcnn T?Artrin tin. tm.t M
was ft dark night, tho thief took an 'corps of about 25 men oncnml In
ox from behind Bhuey's store, tried I making examinations at tho bcadwa
a window and then rorced tho back .tera of the McKenxlo during the past
doors. Inside, he went to tho camera I seaion and having completed their
show cato and pleked out a "Three ' task returned to Portland via Lcba
A" Eastman kodak (postal card size) non about ten days ago.
without disturbing anything else In i Engineer Edmonstone. who hm.
receipt of tho bonds, their return to, the case, showing that he had marked had charge of tho hydraulic develop
Chicago nnd tho receipt of the mon
oy.
At lflRt night's council meeting tho
contract ond bond from tho contrac
tors, the South Portland Crushed
Itock Company, were examined. They
were returned for somo slight revis
ion. With this effected, there seems
bis looty during tho day. Then he ment work for tho past nine months,
went to another care were Mr. Pat-'oaMsd thronch Kli,.r fnn,i.v
terson keeps n box of stamps and bound for Portland whero his family
took them, there totaling about $3.
In tho stolen cash was about $1.20
worth of pennies. The lights were
turned out. Nothing else was dis
turbed. At Corkctt's nothing was
disturbed but tho money. At 3 a. m.
when he passed tho store. Chief of
no reason why the contract should Police Roberts says the lights were
not be signed probably within a week
and actual construction be In prog
ress beforo December 1.
There are now no more possibili
ties of hitches In the matter of the
band Issue.
!
!
ef
Fuller 1'ub. Co, . , .
it it f.niit
Wotiinn KiHTmBerarrleilHIH to 7UM jltert Powell, who winged tho three! i.'mi ii.riimirB Co
and tingle tat Wim defeated by n II to
& WDM ON 0. E. B. R. SURVEY
I totr. The Kritiluatid tux amend
ment nUo lo.l, till o 1201. The
smiidment to nholUh capital puiiKli
nienl IimI (IOI tu HHI. The hlgheot
nlr- imlleil In the niunty for any one
with five shots, from a blind an a
pond on the Davenport raneh, Ilert
Itaudall, tho ranch foreman, nlio
killed three swan some'ddys'-srorBo
far as Is known, thvso aro the only
swan killed In this vicinity for n
t
7.80
1.(0
9.75
rnmllihitp or urjtiir uni IHIO, fur couple of years. One of tho birds
Wnrren llntiui fur rounty lerk.
The total vole rnt for the preildrii
llal rniulldnlrn a itIA'J, while the
tiul(m(li)n nan but UD.Vt, nhiinliig
an uniixiiully lively Interest In the
rontent.
Ijikt Weilneitilay Van Allen him
ronri'dril the county nnrrhl,
leadhiK l'oter by 4H tote, ulih
mImiuI 7ft er cent of tho totet rouut.
ed. Ilimeter, llnnl return from Hie
remaining riMrrn pre'lucts llnnlly
gave l'otrr the victory by 41 vutm.
For Rtate Itepresuntatlve V. A.
Forbes of Hood polled a very high
vote, as did his running partner, W.
O, Umltb or Klsmstb Falls.
Single tax wm defeated In the
county by an overwhelming vote.
Uy a margin of leus than 1S00,
weighed over IS (Kiunds, and meas
ured 7 feet and four Inches from
wing tip to wIhk tip, being pure
whlto.
: BEND PIONEERPICTURED
Article Omcernn Orrln Miller, Who
t'nKel Plains In I'lftlr.
In tho Portland Oregonlan of
Monday there appeared a picture of
I Orrln Miller of Ilend. and tho room-
I bora of tils family, uccorapanled by
the following brief article
Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Uavl of Ixs "Hecently ono of the pioneer fam
ily reunions for which Oregon Is
noted was held here, when Orrln
CAMIOItNIA MAN I.IKHS IlKM).
on In tho Patterson store.
LADIES PLANJIFT SALE
Library Club Makes Financial Ileport
For October.
Tho gift problem has been solved
by the Ladles' Library Club, which
Will Vint ft a IkslVsiBf all fV PplHatf rtnl
Hend Locntom Find Setilern Jubilant Saturday, December C and 7. They
(Iter Itallroad Pnccu. will have a large assortment of Japa
p ti p,i ,,i n n ni.i- ,,-'ne0 Br"clcs, Mexican drawn work
OrSon Und VgrK C.S : L "!"
Angeles arrival Monday, and will
II. W. L. & P. Co 1C7.10
Bkuse Hardware Co 4.20
Telegrams 2.15
Ilund Bulletin - s UJlUU.wtupUffatuO.OrnUla. trip : -ni. cT. .i),' i",
fflnrnillrn I aln .n1 llarfinw . .,. '
They stopped ono night with the engl-
neers of tho Oregon Eastern Itall- Tu treasurers report for the
road southwest of AVogontlro moun- moath ot October shows receipts of
tain. There aro 18 engineers In the c-25. balance from September of
crew, doing the Anal work on the sur- r,2,0 nnl disbursements of $7.1.05,
voy which they expect to have com- making a balance of $2. 90 on hand.
Pleted from Dog mountain to Odell I Tne expenditures Included library's
by January 1. salary, wood, books, first payment
Th. r-,. .., ...i., .!,"" iiuerem gn noie lor laoor on
Ing In from Ilend, Hums and Lake
view, taking up land along tho survey
This company located 18 people In
reside. The object of Mr. Edmon-
stones trip through Slstera at this
time was to determine tho advisabil
ity of getting supplies from here for
the exctenilve work that will no
doubt be started aa soon as possible
In the spring.
There Is a good road from Sisters
and Mr. Edmonstone thinks It can bo
kept open through the winter with
very llttlo difficulty.
In conversation with Mr.' Edmon
stone he stated that be had no doubt
but that the work will be started at
an early date and rushed to comple
tion. It will require a forco of several
hundred men and two years time to
complete the undertaking, which will
be one of the most extensive hydro
electric plants In this country.
Two engineers have been left at
Clear lake and will remain all win
ter studylng-roeterologteaPcondlUons,
They have been supplied with every
thing necessary to last them a year.
the last three weeks In that locality. iof Oeorge Gilbert Bancroft, to be g!v
Tho settlers along the survey aro very en here November 29 under the ous-
mako Hend tHelr home. Mr. Davis MHit,r, wi,0 CBmo to the Pscltlc Coast enthusiastic oter the Immedlato pros- Illc ' tho Library Club:
says He will erect one or wore nouses In tho early fifties, gathered four
at once. He shipped his auto by wn- generations of bis family about him.
tor from Han Franclieo to The Dal-' 1"Mr:1M,),",,1" ye,r" old,' "nd '
, ..,..,. .i , . tlll ablo bodied, for last winter he
les. tho final stretch of tho Journey M(1 ,, own M , hunUn,aBt umnR
being by freight car. "Ilend." says deer and bear with the best of the
Mr. Davis, "sounded good at long young miz. He came to Collfornla
range, but ll looks even better than ,n 18"' Jw 0Xt"In "f0."? tho Pu,n-
lavlln. Imm Pnuniill llliiffa TIia
I. -..k..l -- .i.lHM .k... ........ 1- . ..WM. WWUMV.. U.UU.. MV
.. WUUUVU. XUV .M,U .UM IIIHV.
about 90
the
poets of a railroad.
It will bo r$tnemberjcd that when
recently Tho Bulletin published the
statement that tho HUI engineers
were active in the mountains near
the Clear lako district, denial was
forthwith made by railroad offlclala.
In Portland papers, of any auch activ
ity. While tho reason for the power
development that evidently Is plan
ned Is now given as being the acqut-
So thoroughly d'd the audience sltlon of power for tho Willamette
enjoy Dr. Hancroft's lecture on Hoo- valley electric lines., it Is firmly be
doos' that It becamo tho talk of tho ii-vim hv manv f.miii.r nh .,. t.r.
brary building,
The following is an endorsement
y Prof. A. L. Nelson of the lecture
me was thut apparently
per cent ot the passengera
train got off hero."
ou
The Deschutes Banking & Trust
Company of Bend, Oregon
members of his family shown In the !t Ion of the structure being about cam
picture are Mrs. w. r. iiawtnorn,
Mrs. F. M. Carter and the letter's
three children."
O'DONNKLUS MOVE HATl'ItDAY.
Hy this Saturday O'Donnell Dros. town and the next night tho college ,. .,.,;.,.. lh .,
.,. . ,..,. .., .ui . hnii v mioH tn u.r.n tr. "pi,- ti. i n,orr aneciea ana tno general rail
va.'vv. .v im.v wuicu iticir wvdi luar- -"-"" - . .v ..w... w v Wfw
ket from Its present temporary quar- R"d Downs of Matrimony.' Ills lec
tors to the new store room Immedl- tures are full of meat aa well as
ately north. In the other half ot the uuce and seasoning, and he baa more
handsome brick building, that por-,over tn remarkable power of hold
ing ana conserving tne energies of
pleted. After the move tho tempo-1 bis audience. He will repay careful
rary frame store room wll be removed study and attention. I consider him
and the south room completed.
r
$i
$i
One Dollar
will start an
account with us.
$i
$i
k,
a master mind.'
road situation that .the fundamental
reason for the developent In progress
Is In connection with the construc
tion and operation ot the trans-mountain
railroad that will lead across tho
Cascades through the Sisters coun
try to Bond and eastward.
www 3-ka
B, FKRUBLL, President P. O, MINOR, Secretary
U. M, LAHA, Cashier
DlHXCTOaiK
B. I'BURBLL, P, 0. MINOR, H. M. LARA,
We make a specinlty of denling in every arti
cle in the hardware line that is needed in the
construction of a house, whether it be n big
or a little one. Contractors who figure close
on a job should get our prices before submit
ting his bid they are the lowest for the
quality qf goods we handle. .
Also Full Line of Builders' Stif)!,
Smh, Doors, Glass, Paints, OMs, etc.
The First National Bank
OF BEND, BEND, OREGON
Or. U. O. OOE. Prld.nt
O. S. HUDSON.
Capital fully paid
Bloc khold.iV liability
Survlut .
C A. 8ATHCR. Vie Pmld.nl
OaihUr
. Slfl.OOO
S38.0O0
SO.OOO
N. P. Smith
Wall Street
Our beautlfol new ItanltlnK home Is nearly complet
ed. When we move we shall be better prctuired tn every
way to handle your business, and render you more Mtls
fnctory hervlce.
In tho ineuntlnio come and see us In the old location.
We have occupied this bulldlnj; since March SOth,
lf)0, the day we opened for business. Wo then had 17a
uccounu nnd $18,000 de.tosiu. During thU three yearn
and a lialf we have Increased the numtcr of uccounte to
nearly 1100, and our deposit to nearly $250,000.
It luu been our privilege to assist In nearly every
movement Inaugurated for the betterment and upbuild
ing of lleud and tributary territory.
We hope In the future to be able to do still more for
the town and country from which wo derive oar bualncs.
Iteal service to a community galu lasting prestige.
W gkV)0
NtJnJ'
-K. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BEND
DIRECTORS:
U. C. COB K. A. SATHR c, S. HUDSON
O. K. PATTKRSON H. C. BIXI9
& 9nM tJyJjWyiJrii.y