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VOL. XI,
BEND. OUFXJON, WEDNESDAY, APKIL 2, 1913.
NO. 4
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BEND GAR FOR
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ODD FELLOWS SEND
QENEROUS AID
IHmiKtroiiN 1'ImhU Hwrvv Tlirouuli
Ohio, CmmliiK Hiioriiiou property
Utn iiml Kllllutf Mini)' Itiiylitu
In City lilt Hut Mimical.
Tho cnll for relief for tlio Hood uf
forer In Ohio hit been responded
to nt Mend with mnrkitd llbornllty.
Tomorrow il eiirloiwl of lrlli polii
torn will ho f or wn riled hy tho Hend
IoiIro of Oild l-'ollnwn to" Dayton, anil
iHillvtdtiulM hnvo nUo nmdu dotinllona
of putnloim, flour, carrot, clothing
iiml ottior mippllta which will ho iiont
In tlm itntna cnr.
Tho lodRO will Mind about 2.1 tons
of polntoe, or 400 Kucha or 100
pouniU each. FlKurltiK n half pound
an enoiidli imtatoe for u meal for ono
poroii., thli car will glvo 72,000 poo
pin ono nioul or 34,000 (tropin threo
iiii'itlH. Tho prlco pnld for tho vogo
tnblo wa 40 cents a hundred, or H
a ton.
Tho matter of rollnf wn brought
up at tho regular lodKo session Man
day night and n committee consist
Ing of Hcrt 8huoy, O. SI. Patterson,
A. I.. French and It. XI. Htnltli was
appointed to hnvo chargo of sending
a carload of spud to Dayton. Tim
roimtilltco bcitan early Tuesday to sot
In touch with tho farm em, J. C.
IthodCH donating tho un of 111 car,
anil In a abort tlmu enough otntoe
bod been engaged nnt of town und
In tho Laldlnw country.
Tho car will bear n banner nhow
Iuk that It la being nt to tho Day
ton peoplo hy Hend Uidgo No. 318,
I. O. O. V. It wll bo routed ovor tho
Oregon Trunk and allied roada, that
company an woll n tho 0.W. H. ft
N. carrying frco nil iippllea Intend
rd for tho relief of tho unfortunate
peoplo. A telegram wna aunt tho
Dayton Odd Follow Tucttlny morn
Iuk asking for shipping Instruction,
but no roply hoa yet lie nrocolvod
probably owlnjc to tho wlro conges
tlon nt that end.
Many of tho potatoes wero donated
outright, and tho low prlco In aomo
Inatnncca merely paid for hauling
them to town. Among those who
added their vegetable to tho lodso'a
ahlpment wore It. 12. (1 rlrnt, I'. II.
Dencor, Colo K. Smith. t. M. Hldcr,
O. C. Cardwell, Ncl Anderson, I.. II.
Mlaenor. Tho (lend Milling ft Ware
houao Co. contributed ten bnrrola of
flour nnd Mra. Frank Walter $1 In
oaah. i
Carload of potatoc aro nlio being j
aent from Redmond, Mxdraa and,
Terrebonne, no thnt all through tho!
iloluged district tho hungry one '
will hnvo n tnito of Control Oregon
productiveness.
It wo oxpected that a car of sup
pile would lonvo hern yottordny a a
a Joint llcnd and Itedmond contrihu
tlon, but there wna not enoiifh to
fill n car nnd It wna decided to Bond
tho contribution 'n the lodgo'a car.
Many Live llotroyei.
Following cloao after tho tornado
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Hotel peoplo and others who deal with travelers,
nil over the world, nre glud to accept "A. B. A."
Cheques, because they aro good as gold and identify
tho person tendering them. Wo issuo theso cheques
and recommend them as tho best form of funds for
your next trip Abroad or At Home.
DESCHUTES BANKING (to I
TRUST CO. '
Of BEND, OREGON
11. PKRUULL. President P. O. MINOR, Secretary
It M. LARA, Cashier
Dirxctoss:
B. FBRUKLL, P. O. .MINOR, B, M. LARA,
that did million of dollar worth of
damaitd nnd took many live, a rain
ntoim of unuHiinl aovorlty wept ovor
Ohio und Indiana on Monday mid
Tuimdiiy of lnt wook. Uiithorlng In
tho vnlloy of tho Miami mid Wnbnah
river, Mood water Hwopt through
tluiKo populoiiH dltrlot, canning lm
inmiBu damngo nnd lorn of life.
Dayton, Ohio, Hiirfored tho great
out Iohh, both of property and of
life. It IiiinIui'hn dlitrlct nnd poorer
roHldnntlal quarter along tho river
wore flooded to n dentil of 20 to 40
feet. Much hnrdhl wa andured
by thoiiHunda who, oMonplug tho ltrt
ruali of wntor, took refugo on roofa
mid In upper atone or borne and
Rtoro hulldliiK whoro thoy wero tun-
(Continued on pngo twelve,)
MNKTKIt MWKH ItlOIIT MAM).
Ao ii rcault of tho injurlrn ho bub
(allied luat Vodiiediiy when caught
In tho bolt of tho compressed air out
fit, John Muster was operated on
Hiiuday morning, hi right hand be
ing removed. Tho amputation wa
performed about midway between tho
wrlvl und elbow, Dr. U. C. Coo per
forming It. Tho physician slates
that Mnxtor la doing Well, and that
no further 111 roaulta of the accident
uooil bo feared.
HHJNIlOAItDH 1'Olt ItOAIIH.
All tho main ronda nnd trail
aouth nnd aoutheaat of Hend
will bo marked by tho foreat -
aarvlco. Hanger J. 1 1. Curl la
(hi week getting tho lgu -ready
to bo put up. Thoy will
alio' dlatancea and direction
and will bo placed a far aouth -
na Paulina I-ako and Paulina
Croek, around 1a I'lno nnd -
aoutheaat of hero towards Hurnu
In tho Ilorao Itldgo and I'lno --
Mountain territory. The algn-
board will bo of great aid to -
atrangora traveling tho roads
and trail.
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COUNTY HAS ENOUGH GASH
FOR WARRANTS, SAYS JUDGE
Taw Already Have Yielded Mora
Than Inilchtcdncn Will Hnvo
l'lnnncliil HUteuicnt Published.
Announcement that Crook county
alroady haa received moro than
enough taxes to pay It outatandlng
warrant wn madp Mondcy by Coun
ty Judgo Hprlugcr, who, together
with Sheriff tilklns, waa over In tho
county' car.
"Tho coutity'a Indobtcdncao la
about $117,000," anld Mr. Springer.
'Already mure than 1 126,000 haa
come In In taxea, and about that
much again la duo. Thla meana that
all tho prcaont warrant will bo paid
at par Jut aa aoon aa tho money la
turned ovor into tho treasury."
It also mean that the county
will have approximately 100,000.
to run ItMelf (or a year. Judge
tfprlngor reiterated hla principal of
ttont my, Mating further hn.t In
ooiiuectlou with tho county flnnti
co ho would recall tho accountant
who recently "oxpertcd" tho coun
ty'a books and have him tuako n de
tailed atatomont of Juat where tho
county atanda, Aa The Ilullotln
pointed out laat week, ao far r
allowing whoro financial affair re
ally aro, tho recently publlahed ro
port waa worth nothing from tho
taxpayers' atnndpolnt.
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SEWER BIG
MARCH PAYROLL
OVER $4,500
IS
Hrvcn Manhole Inotiillril TrcnclirM
In Tmi Main Alley Aro Scnrintt
Completion- Out of Town Work
N Making f.'ood I'rogre.
Whllo tho report on sowar prog
ress haa not been compllod nnd pro
aentpd to tho council yet, general ro
aulta are moro or lea tabulated nnd
both In amount and conatructlon nc
compllahod and In It coat tho activ
ity f the laat 30 day accma to hnvo
been moat aatfafactory.
Tho payroll for tho month haa
boon about $4500. Moro rock haa
hcon moved In 30 dnya than during
tho outlro tlmo alaco tho work com
menced. During .March, 1000 yards
of rock were excavated, whllo up to
April 1 DOS yard wero handled.
Devon manhole havo been Initullcd
by Milliard, Julllnaen ft Olbb.
"Tho manhole work la aomo of tho
beat 1 havo over aero," tsald Knglneor
Koon In comment'ng on thla feature
of tho work.
Tho trench In tho alloy between
llond and Wall atreota la now about
to grade, and may bo aald to bo
thrcc-fourtha completed. Pipe haa
hcon laid and tho work fllnlahcd In
tho alloy wcat of Wall from about
behind tho Pilot Hutto Inn to about
tho rear of tho llcan building. Much
work haa been accompllahod out of
town.
J. P. MOHGA.V DUX.
On Monday, March 31, John Plor
pont Morgan, tho modern Caeaar of
tho financial world, died at Homo.
Aa hla death haa been expected for
aomo tlmo. there haa boon no appre
ciable flurry on Wall Street (New
York). It la conceded that hla aon,
J. P. Jr.. will auccced to tho control
of the bualneas and properties.
FISHING SEASON OPENS
Angler Out Yentrrday, Hut Cut die
Wero Montly Small.
Tho trout aeaaon opened yesterday
and there waa a large number of lo
cal anglora on tho river trying out
their now tackle. There wero plen
ty or "atorlca" being told laat night,
but tho net result of tho catchea
yesterday were not great. Moat oft
tho flan taken nt thla early aeaaon of
tho year are amall ones In faot.
there wore many brought In that
wero Inflow tho six-Inch limit. Tho
true, aportamon here frown upon an
gling or thla kind, and hope to aeo
tho "acrowa" given thono fishermen
who rob tho atream of Ita amall fish.
i,y tho term of the gamo coda en
acted by the laat Legislature, which
goes Into effect Juno 3, women will
havo to have a license (o fish. Tho
present atatuto exempt them and
boys under 15 ycara of age.
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Going Fishing:?
Of Course You Are.
Then you will need TACKLE
-and the best place in town
to get it is at this store.
Everything you need is to
be found here, at reasonable
prices. It is all the A-l kind
and with it you can land the
smallest or the biggest fish
that is unlucky enough to
bite.
NINE DOLLAR FLY POLE
to the angler catching the larg
est trout before June 1st with
tackle bought at my store.
N. P. Smith
Wall
BEND ROUTE IS
WAY TO GURUS
NO
ACCESS THROUGH
REDMOND
Ilnrncy 1'apcr Bay People Trylnj to
(let to Hum Hnvo lU'eii Turned
Jhirk HecnuKe of MI-tatcmciitM.
Portland to Direct Traveller.
Tho following artlole appeared In
Iftkt week' Uhuo of the TItnes-HcraJd
of Duma:
"There appears to have been some
mistake mado respecting tho heat and
moat direct routo or peoplo to come
to Hum according to report to this
olllco tho past few day. It haa
co mo to tho notice of thoso who havo
recently come In from Portland over
tho Deschutes rail llnea that tho
O-W. It. ft N. Co., haa printed folders
directing peoplo on routo to Duma
to leave tho train at Itedmond an
thero waa an auto atago lino from
that point to Hums. It waa learned
by Frank Dibble, who was In Prlno-
vlllo laat Tueaday, that tho Uurna
Commercial Club la credited with tifo
authority to advcrtlao auch a route
but Tho Tlmca-Horald find no ac
credited officer of tho Commercial
Club has ovor written any letter or
discussed auch a route.
"According to Mr. Dibble peoplo
wishing to come to Hums get off at
Itedmond and como aa far as Prlno
vlllo and not finding any auto line
from that point In go back out. Thla
la rather a bad state of affairs which
will bo romodled at once. Portland
publicity people have already been
advised of tho alluatlon and will ace
to It that proper direction am clven
peoplo who wish to come to Hums
from that direction. The only direct
line from that way is from Bend
whoro autoa have been running all
winter and more machines will be
put on when trafllc Justifies.
"There havo boon over 600 colo
nist tlcketa aold for tho period of
March lSth to April l&th, the desti
nation being Central Oregon and It
la high tlmo tho matter waa adjusted
and peoplo properly directed to
uurna If thla is their object point.
Tho only sure way to reach here la
by Hend as tho regular schedule
maintained by tho avtos makes quick
time. They cbargo no moro than
from other points along the Des
chutes lines, tho hotels charge tho
same and there Is no reason why
peoplo should not be given the facta.
it Is an Injustice to Hums and tho
entire country to allow such a mis
understanding to exist regardless of
any personal feeling that may exist
"Knocker" aro not confined to any
ono town nt tho gateway to this big
country. They're at every railway
station leading to Harney Valley and!
wo cant avoid tnom. The only thing
we can do Is to see that Intending
Investor nnd homcaeekera are given
tho right way to reach ua andtako
our chances. No town ahould be ex
pected to bo responsible for the
utterances of private people. Hums
haa aomo of the same characters
Street
right nt homo who insist on airing
their personal grievance to tho detri
ment of tho best Interests of' tho
town and country in gonoral but we
havo round no way to keep thorn
from "shouting" oven though no one
of consequence pays any attention to
them.
"A ropresontativo of this papor
talked with Frank Johnson, the local
agent of tho Oregon & Western Colo
nidation Co., respecting tho matter
and lie state positively that hla
company has not had a thing to say
to tho railroad peoplo in regard to
such matters. Tho peoplo who are
In to look over tho holdlngu of that
company aro Instructed to stop at
Itedmond and they aro then brought
by company machines to Prlnevllle.
This U for tho purpose of bringing
thorn directly over thi land grant
lands, tho company having property
for salo in Crook, Harney and Mal
heur counties. They have never
Issued any instructions to any ono
outsldo their company agents."
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WOMAN OKKAT WALKKlt. -
Deschutes claims the honor --
or having the champion woman
walker or Crook county. Mr. -
W. A. Nanney walked 13 miles
to call on Mrs. Allen Wllcoxen
at Powell Dutte. She waa back
In timo to get her husband'
dinner. Mr. Xanney, by tho
way. Is an auto driver (ought
to drive her). Tho 2C miles
wero mado In CVS hours. Last
summer, whllo on hor ranch, -
Mr. Nannoy thought nothing of
walking to Redmond and back,
a distance of 28 miles, In one
day.
MOMMI
WILL SETTLE HIGH SCHOOL
SITE AT VOTERS' MEETING
All Tocatlon Will be Placed Hffore
Gathering Next Monday and Voted
on Until One llccclvcs Majority
Tho matter of tho selection of a
slto for the' proposed high school
will bo decided by tho qualified school
voters of the district next Monday,
April 7. Notices to that effect have
been posted by the school clerk.
The meeting will bo held at the
school houao at eight p. m. sharp.
All residents of the d'strlet whoso
names appeared on tho laat tax Toll
will be entitled to a vote. It will
bo necessary for everyone to b ttioro
promptly as the polls will not' be
open for any considerable time. Tho
plan that will bo followed will be
to have all sites, with the prlco asked
for each, placed before the meeting.
Then these will be voted on, and
after each balloting, If none haa re
colvcd a majority, the ono receiving
the lowest vote will bo eliminated,
and another ballot tried. In this
way tho board believes It will be
able to aelect a slto to be voted on
at tho bond Issue election that will
bo aa nearly satisfactory to the jtna
Jorlty of the voters as it is poaalble
toiK0t. As aoon as the location la
thus acttled, It Is probable that the
bond election, for the Issue of $r!5,
000 of bonds, will be called.
The first two days of April have
been -anything but balmy, thero be
ing a cold rain mlxod with snow Mon
day night and a fall of three Inches
of snow last night quite an April
Fool weather atunt.
IKe First National Bank
OF BEND, 3 END, OREGON
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0.8- HUDSON. 0ihlr
CaplUI fully paid ... S35.0OO
Stockholder' liability 920.000
8urplut .... BIO.000
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More Dairy Cows
Coming
est v
We expect to ship in two or three
cars of high grade dairy cows, from
Wisconsin, about April 1st.
These cows will be sold on easy terms.
Parties wishing same should make
application now.
Write or call at the Bank for particulars.
1m FOIST NATIONAL BANK OP BEND
DIKKCTOKS;
U, C COK K. A. &ATH.I.R C. S. HUDSON
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PATTUKSON
IRE ROOM FOR
BEND FREIGHT
WAREHOUSE WILL BE
ENLARGED
DurlnK March Nearly Half Million
Pound Arrivel Kmlgrant Wltlt
Household flood Coming Fnit,
Itallrdad Official Report.
Because of the steady increase in
tho volumo of freight bundled at
Hend, tho railroad companies have
decided to materially Increase tho
capacity of the local warehouse, op-
orated by the United Warehouse Co.
The Inaldo dlmonalons of the big
structure are already 60 by 210 feet
To this will be added a platform 00
by 75 feet, on the north end. Upon
this will be stored machinery and
goods not Injured by being in the
open. It Is expected to roof at least
a portion of the new platform soon.
The addition will do much to re
lieve the congestion of the last 60
days, for now tho warehouse is lit
erally Jammed with freight, both tho
Inside and the platform being heaped
high. During the month 440,000
pounds of freight nas come In. and
Just now there is moro than 1C0.000
pounds for Hum alono.
Many household outfits have como
in and are still arriving, tho railroad
people report. Indeed, the Immigra
tion of peoplo with all their bViOng
logs Indicating that they aro com
ing expecting to stay Is far heurler
than ever before. Manager A. M.
Prlngle says that every day he re
ceives many Inquiries from location
aeckers who aro bound to Central
Oregon and deslro Information about
freight.
EVEN GAME WARDEN RUST
HAVE AMBLER'S LICENSE
So G. W. Shrincr Gcttt One, Baybag
That McKay Might Nab Illm let
ter Ha License, Not In Danger.
O. W, Shrlncr, tho deputy game
warden Just appointed by State Game
Warden Plnley, yesterday brought
his light out from under a bushel
at least, he turned back his coat la
pel and showed fishermen and ordi
nary folks his badgo of offlcc. Also,
this morning he came to The Dulle-
offlce and made application for aa
angler's llccnze. Oh. yes. oven a
game warden has to have a license!
"Who'd arrest you If you didn't
havo one?" be was asked.
"McKay," was the prompt answer.
"And if Mac didn't have one him
self, who would 'pinch' him!"
"Lord knows."
Due the problem is solved, be
cause District Warden McKay
"flashed" his license Immediately on
being asked it he had ono
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