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THK I1KND MJM.KT1N, ItKNI), WKINK8I)AV, AlUllIi U, 101(1.
THE BEND BULLETIN
OKOnOB PAtMEll PUTNAM
Editor nnd Publisher.
U. N. HOFFMAN
Managing Editor.
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The Uulletln has-been designated
by the County Court of Crook County
to publish oHIclnlly H the proceed
lugs of tho court.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL
1913.
SOME SCHOOL!
Tho" follo wing letter, tho. county
judge tells us, has been sent! to all
applicants for the prlnclpalshlp of
the Crook County High School. It
Is "Intondcd to set forth the Ideals
of the school board," writes Sir.
Springer.
"We are In the market for a high
Bchool principal, and this is what we
want taught Wo want our pupils
to develop Ideal physical manhood
and womanhood, healthy In bbdy
nnd rnlnd; know how to take the best
enre of the body, how to keep a ward
robe so as to be well and properly
apparelled at the least expense; to
know how to use tho typewriter, to
write commercial letters, and to bo
nblo to cast up accounts quickly and
accurately; to bo fairly skillful In tho
use of tools, especially In those of tho
carpenter, cabinet-maker and black
smith: to know how to plant and caro
for a garden and to feed aud caro
for pigs and poultry profitably, and
bo able to express their views readi
ly and forcibly In public. And lastly
we want all our teachers In every de
partment to be Ideal Christian citi
zens, so that our students will learn
from their teachers only that which
Is profitable."
It Is an Interesting document. Ono
might add that it is unique. Of
course we aro glad to know that the
pupils ot the county high school,
which Is moro particularly Prlno
vllle's private school, are to bo reared
In the ways of righteousness; it Is
satisfying t,o learn that they are to be
instructed In the oare of thoir bodies,
how to dress properly, how to type
write, keep accounts, be a carpenter,
blacksmith and onbinct-maker all
In one, not to montlon gardener, pig
raiser, poultryman and orator but
in tho raoastlmo, nrc they to uc
IxMikNV What of a little reading,
writing and arithmetic not to men
tion such trivial adjunots as alge
bra, geography, geometry. Latin una J
literature?
Mueh as wo favor Intructlon in the
manual soionces, wc emphatically feel
that a school whloh pursues eduuaf
tion long the lines Intimated in
tho above communication cannot but
prove a farce. If the applicants live
up to the letter, heaven knows Just
what they will be. In addition to
tho "ideal Christian oltizens" asked
for, If serins a safe guess that several
blacksmiths, hog-ralaers and book
keepers will apply.
way of proper handling of boat or
canoe, tho parent who assures hint'
solf that hta child )o at homo n tho
water' may feel (hat ho is eafo on tho
water.
Thou thoro nro tho obvious dangers
to 1k pointed out, dangers which to
tho young may seem not so apparent.
Hocking tho boat, changing plncos
In tho boat, fishing Just nbovo n rap
ids or venturing upon a swift river
with Inexperienced rowers; In each
ot theso Ho dangers. Lot them bo
shown and warned against but keep
on with tho BWlmmlng lessons.
Accidents will happen, nro bound
to happon dally and weekly, but nt
tho samo tlmo their effects may bo
mlntmUcd by proper caro nnd precaution.
THE INCOME TAX.
To complain about tho Income tax
is said to be popular because It sup
plies nn Inexpensive way ot giving
tho Impression of largo wealth. Do-
splto which, editors, who may bo ac
quitted on any such motives in tho
promises, are Just nt present slnlhor
Ing n vnst amount ot Ink upon tho
subject.
Briefly, tho federal income tax
will rcqulro ovoryono In tho United
States who earns moro than $4000
a year to pay n tax of 1 per cont, Tho
need of the new tax is to uuko good
tho expected Iobscs to tho nation's
revenue resulting from tho new tar
iff Inw.
Tho law will work out as follows:
Amount
Income.
$4,100
5,Jua '...
7.G00 i....v
20,000
In commenting' upon 'the proioscd
law, the Now York Gloho (Ind.) has
this to say:
"Tho incomotnx Is designed to
make taxation moro equal between
the poor and the rich. It is n correc
tive and counterpoise of levies that
now bear moro heavily on tho poor
and to perform this function there
roust bo an exemption.
"Grading Is merely nn application
of a prlnclplo as old as taxation, that
men should contribute to the stato
proportionately to their ability. It
is not open to doubt that a man with
an income of $1,000,000 Is better
able to pay 4 per cent than a man
with an Income of $10,000 is able to
pay 1 per cent. In measuring ability
to pay what is left is of consequence"
Throe skilled harbors aro nt
ncs & Davidson's barber shop
sorro you. Adv.
In.
to
NOTICE l'XHt PUBLICATION.
U. S. Land Olllco nt Tho Dalles, Ore
gon, April 14th, 10 in.
Notice Is hereby given that Jolm
P. llausumn of Portland, Oregon,
who on February 2311, 1012, mndb
desert land onry, No. 09DOR, for
N8WU and SWNW'tt, section a2,
(uwnshlp 10 south, range 1U cast,
Willamette Meridian, hns filed no
tice of intention to make final desort
proof, to establish claim tu tho land
nbovo described, boforu II. C. Ellis',
y. B. Commissioner, nt his olllco nj:
Quiul, Oregon, On tho 24th day of
May, 1013. '
Claimant names as witnesses:
Henry 11. Ford, Otis C. Heuklo. Jnmca
ttynn, Albert llnrrynian, nil of llond,
Oregon.
C-lOp C. W. MOOilH, ltbglstor.
of Tax.
$1'
" 10
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NOTICE OF SALE OF llKAIi EH-
TATE 11Y KXKCUTtm.
In the County Court ot tho Stato ot
Oregon for Crook County.
In tho matter ot tho ostnto ot Anna
T. Anno. Deceased.
Notice Is horoby glvon that pur
suant to tho provisions ot tho last
will nnd testament of said Anna T.
Auno, tho undersigned will, from nnd
after May llth, 1013, proceed to soil
at private silo for cash, in ono par
cel, the following described real es
tate belonging to snld estate, to-wlt:
tho V of NHVi, 8E4 of NEW,
tho NEU ot SYIM, of section 8, In
township IT S., rnngo 10 E., W. M.,
subject to tho approval of tho court
as provided by law.
Dated this ICth day ot April, 1013.
ANTON A. AUNE,
As Executor of the Last Will nnd
, Tcstnmcnt of Anna T, Auno, Do-
ceascd. C-0
TEACH THE CHILDREN.
The whole community was shocked
by tho drowning of tho two little
boys last Wednesday. While to their
parents tho deepest sympathy is ex
tended, it seems hut proper at the
present time, with tho accident fresh
in mind, to consider what can bo dono
to prevent a similar occurrence in
tho future. Over and again has the
lesson been thought of for moment
and then forgotten. Let us remein
bor this tlmo.
In tho first place, all will say that
children should not be allowed to go
upen h rlvar, Just there n nils
take is made. Rivers and boats al
ways have aud always will attract
children as much as their oldersThe
bolutlon lies not in forbidding them
the wutcr, for almost surely they
will go-lp It Jn spite of warning anjl
admonition. The solution lies in
making thorn able to cafe for them
sphep on the water or In the water.
Ail children, jelrls ,dh well as boys,
THE LITTLE IIASCAL.
(Harney County News)
The Iicnd Uulletln is an Interest
ing nnd amusing llttlo cuss, even If
It Is a slippery and artful dodger.
Caught with the goods so far as
Durns and Harney county maltreat
ment by Dend Is concerned, and with
Its car tightly griped in tho fingers
-f the News, it turns a smiling leer
In our direction and seeks to avoid
punisbmcut by n Joke. Well, It's
all right. There Is no uso of venting
anger on the llttlo rascal and per
haps there may bo no further offense.
The News likes The Uulletlu ns n
live exchange and is always ready to
olasp hands with It In the upbuilding
if Central Oregon; but it must treat
Harney county fairly. It Is woloomo
to all tho fun It can have at tho ex
tienso of "old Davey," but whonever
It or any other man tramps on tho
toes of Hums or Harney oounty, then
friendship ceases and bowle knives
are in order.
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April 23, 1913
Dear friend:
Do you love radishes
and asparagus and cel
ery and all kinds of
vegetables? I do At
the grocery you can
get these vegetables.
Your friend,
Jacob.
P,. S. You can always
get the freshest vege
tables at
McCUISTON'S
GROCERY
should bo tauxht to swim, Ability
to swim 'should be the preequjslte
tu "nyio.3tWB or cnnoolngr and' al
though muck may be learned in the
t
Shingles Mouldings
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