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T jh ' PAOR . THH BUND BCTiMOlN, RENO, HKDNKHDAY, MAY II, IBM. ! 3 i i ;ve FiYDHE DOWN ON SPRINGER OFFICIALS UNITED OPPOSITION IN Affidavit, Signed by ShcrllT nntl Com- inUslonctT", State That Judge Knew All AlHtut County Auto nml Fnuirctl tho I'urclimc. (Edltrfrl.il Correspondence) PR1NEVILLE. May 10. That the ofllcera of Crook county nre, for once, nit united, nml nre unanimous In their opinions upon an Important tiintlnr. lit nvlilr.nl In nnvono who makes even the most casual Inquiry around tho court house. Tho matter upon which they agrco so beautiful ly Is this: Tho Hon. 0. Sprlngor. Judge of Crook count-. Is moro of n liability than nn asset to said conn ty. Some simply refer to him as a nuisance; others employ language that a modest newspaper would blush to repeat. , Mr. Springer, it appears, has, to a great degree, endeavored to take upon himself the individual conduct of all the affairs of the county. It has been his open boast that the de plorably Inefficient and wasteful methods employed in tho several of fices would bo remodelled and re formed under his cnltghtenod admin istration. While tho Utopian results modest ly predicted by His Honor are not as yet apparent to an uninformed lay man, ono result of his action is quite apparent, to-wlt: every officer Is heartily '"'down on him" for his In terference In affairs outsldo the nor ninl province of his work, and In -which, it is freely stated, he bos neither tbo common sense nor the business experience to venture. Just -what the results of this mutiny will lie one cannot as yet predict. Said He Oppcctl Anto. One matter that evidently has stuck In tho crop of his fellow mem bers of tho county court is the state ment of Judge Springer regarding the automobile recently purchased by the county for tho sheriff's use. Ills Honor wont on record as being on posed to the purchase of the ma chine. The following is extracted from one of his several letters to The Bul letin that dated March 19: "The county auto I would not at present have ordered. The heavy bills of the sheriff for auto hire, al lowed, at the term Just closed, were Tor set vices performed under the di rection of the commissioners with out my 'knowledge. - As the 'district attorney considered them legal and as many -of our substantial taxpay ers are especially Interested, I al lowed the bills." In reference to this letter, and general statement and implications of Mr. Springer that he was always opposed to the auto purchase, and that, in effect, it was "railroaded through" on him, the following sworn affidavit will bo of interest. Signed by tho auto agent, tho sheriff and the two county commissioners. It shows conclusively that Judge Snrlner was Thoroughly acquainted with the de tails of tbo auto purchase, and al ways favored It. The statement is being published here In Justlco to the other members of the court, upon -whom soma measure of odium seems to have been cast by the statements of Its Judge, which at least havo ini- THE ALTAMONT AND MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTELS Bl'NDAY DINNER MENU MAY 18. Berved from 5JM Id 7:.1 p. in. Plates CO Gouts. Consomme O'Deljna Salad AbJaclenno Spring Chicken Saute Marengo Escalop of Llg Veal au Marsala on Ttfast . Prime Ribs of Hcef au Jus Spinach IAnglalso "Sneclul DaKed PotaOJea - Apples a lu Richelieu Ice Cream ', Cream Plumpjerjniscult Cafe Noir'-V- . piled thnt ho alone wnii laboring for economy, while his coltongucs worked oxtrnvngnnccs through (Usptto hla efforts. The Auto Afihunlt. The affidavit follows: Stnlo of Oregon, County of Crook, es. J. C. Robinson, Frank Elklns, Wil lis V. Hrown nml H. 11. Uayley, being first duly Bworn nml on oath, onch for himself and not ono for tho other, depose and say thnt Frank Hiking Is sheriff of tho county and state ntore sald; thnt Willis W. Drown nml R. II. Hnyloy nre comnilsslonors In and for said county and stnte; thnt teaming- that tho County of Crook aforesaid wns In tho tnnrket for nn automobile, the said .1. C. Robinson, approached tho several members of the county commissioners' court about the regular January term of said court and at various times there after with reference thereto. tnclud lug 0. Springer, county Judge, nml Willis W. Drown and R. 11. Ilnyley, county commissioners; that nt all and each of said meetings tho said G. Springer, In tho presonco of these nfliattts agreed with them thnt tho purchase of nutomobllo for said coun ty would be a saving financially to said county; thnt tho said O. Spring' r -' " ""- imrcimso 1,n.0,,I. nn reserved ftnnl decision 1 wiin inn ninnp ninmnnrn tn uniii rnni uilsstoners' court for tho reason only that said members, net being famil iar with the great number of makes and models of automobllo and motor cars, were undecided as to the best and most practicable model to pur chase for county use; That nt the regular March terra of said commissioners' court tho mat ter was again taken up and consider ed and that at all times In the pres ence of these affiants O. Springer agreed that the purchase of a motor car would be a financial saving for said county: but that all the mem bers. Including the said G. Springer, woro still undecided as to the best model for the .county's use. where upon tho snld Willis W. Drown and It. H. Uayley decided to place tho names of several ellglblo cars In a hat and make a-sclectlon by lot; that by such a method tho Hayncs modol was selected by tho said Willis W. Drown and R. II. Davlcy, that said decision was immediately and promptly communicated to tho slid G. Springer and it was thereafter un derstood and agreed in open court that the Haynes model, selected in such a manner was to bo purchased by the county of Crook and the proper orders and Journal entries were to be made by the court and the clerk bo Instructed to Issue warrant in payment for same; that tho said G. Springer neglected to have the proper orders drawn and recorded. that he was therefore compelled and did call an adjourned session of the March term at which all members were present and at which time the orders and Journal entries woro mado and the clerk of the court Instructed to Issue a warrant In payment of tho said automobile and that G. Springer did not, nor did ho ever. In court, dissent from the action of said court In making said purchase, or In tho presence of these affiants. (Signed) J. C. ROOINSON, (Signed) FRANK ELKINS. (Signed) WILLIb W. DROWN. (Signed) R. II. UAYLEY. Subscribed and sworn to before ma this Oth day of May. 1913, as wit ness my hand and official seal. (Signed) WARREN DROWN', (Seal) County Clerk Dy A. W. Rattles, Deputy. 13 Ccn t forn Khnve At Innes & Davidson's barber shop on Oregon street. Just IS cents.-Adv, THAT HUNCH Of whito chickens, havo you seen them when passing through Mecca, Oregon? They are White Plymouth Rocks of the highest type. EGGS per sotting J 2. E. W. Twlss, Mecca, Oregon. 3-10 1HWSW The most comfortable rooms in Dend. Steam heat, hot and cold water, new furniture. TAOLC UNEXCELLED. Ileautt ful location on the h?nks of tho FAMOUS, DES CHUTES RIVER... Free llus to and from Depot, W. I). OUILSKY, Prop. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS A. M. Lara went to Portland Sun day. W. It, Corbet t and family moved to Portland Frlllay. Mrs. D. E. Peterson of La Pino went out on tho train Momluy. Ross Fnrnhnm wont dawn to Clluo Knlla Saturday on lcgar business. T, C. Thoinns, who has n ranch oast of town, went to l'orllund Sat urday. N. K. Gilbert loft this tuurnlug for nuouuvur, D. 0., whore ho will spend tho summer. Victor L. Shawo of Prlnevlllo, tho county truant officer, was In town the Ihst of tho week. Tho Dnptlst Woman's Union will meet next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. T. It. Foley. It. K. Kntnn nnd wtfo came down from I.a Pine Monday and woro nt tho Pilot Dutto Hotel. Shan Stovenson of Portland Is Vis iting this week at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dlmlok. Tho water mains In Kenwood have helm extended to supply the Corkett rosldenco thnt Is being built. D. T. Hodges of Dallas, Oregon, has taken nn Interest In tho Pilot Dutte Hotel with J. F. Tnggurt. Tho Presbyterian Ladles' Guild will hold a food and candy sale ul O'Donncll's market Saturday all dny. ' Mrs. Ralph Lovcrlng of Raymond, Wash., arrived last night to visit her mother, Mrs. J. W. Dtmick, for a few weeks. Tho slgu painting business of C. II. Hunter, who left last week for Lima. III., has been takes over by A. E. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Stearns, who have been visiting nt the Davenport Stanley ranch, returned Monday to their homo in Portland, The Lewis company of six people played at tho Dream Monday and Tuosday nights, giving n good show thnt was well patronized. Tho Royal Neighbors will give a grand ball In Sathcr'a Hall Friday evening, tho admission being SO cents for gentlcmon, with ladles ad mitted free. A. M. Dyrd, city recordor of Hums, Is a Dend visitor this week. Ho spent several days last week at Madras and Vanora and tried his luck at trout dshltig In the Deschutes. M. L. Merrltt was up at Crane Prairie tho last of tho wcok looking after tho construction of tho forest service telephone line. It lucks only about five miles of being completed. Monday . morning Clyde McKay, acting In his capacity of district game warden, left on an extended trip that will tako him to Prlnevlllo, Fifo, Riley, Burns, Diamond, Nar rows, Deulah, Drooklngs' and Inter mediate points. At the Mountain View Hotel on Saturday night the Emblem Club held a dinner at which W. D. Cheney was present, ho having come down from Seattle. Songs to bo used on tho club's excursion to Portland on May 28 were rehearsed. Mothers' Day was pretty generally observed here Sunday. Tho Indies dis posed of all the carnaC'ons they had and could not supply all the demand. Rev. E. C. Newham preached n spec ial sormou at the Methodist church appropriate to the day. John I. luster and Julius Kortnmri, who were recently tho victims of so voro accidents, have received checks from tho Fratornnl Brotherhood for ?760 and (200, respectively, they having itollcles with accident fea tures In this fraternal society. W. C. Wilkes, assistant general freight and pasgengor axeiit of tho S. P. & S. Railway, and J. P. Rogers. superintendent, were acre Saturday, coming in In Mr. Rogers' private car. They were making a regular Inspec tion trip, there being nothing special connected with the visit, Mr. Wilkes stated to The Bulletin. Tho Spokesman says that "tho as sessed valuation of Redmond, us giv en out by tho deputy assessor. Is: Personal and real property, $266,- 91C. It is expected that the total as sessment will reach In tho neighbor hood ef $300,000 whon the railroad, telophono and electric light com panies' assessments are added." Tho ladles of tho Methodist church will give a packago ice cream social next Friday evening In tho Johnson building. All articles In a package are to be worth not less than 26 cents, so those purchasing pack ages will be sure to got their money's worth. Ice cream and cake will be served for 10 conts. A general Invi tation la oxtended to all. After tomorrow Laldlaw, Gist and Tumalo .will got their mail from Deb- chutes Instead of from Band, tho pe tition of tho peoplo of tho three places asking for tho change having been granted by the Postofflco De partment. Ballard Giles gets the contract and will carry tho mall six days a week to Laldlnw and throe times a week to tho other two offices. Rev. Dr. Gorby went to Moro yes terday to attend an Installation ser vice In which Rev. Mr. Adonis Is to lUtUUJ IU ULLL1IU Mia IIIDIUIIM11U11 DS- .o Installed as pastor" of the First "'JfB for 'J'0 te-d. Uond Gro resbyterlan church. Rev. Mr. Van.'cory' ono blk oa8t of doPot- 9t' bo Dvkn of Hnn.it River wilt five the' charge to the pastor, Rev. Dr. MIDI- gan tho charge to the congregation, the honor, of preaching the Installs- t!on sermon falling on tho pastor of t-i a DanI Daillitf IamIa it aIiiimaIi iuu oeuu iiHuwii.u vuwibu. Sfe i riclmmifb UjAOOIIIOJ ADWTISMENTS VYOU GET WHAT V f YOU WANT WHEN rroUASKroRCTHERE AdvcitlnciiKMitN Inserted under till heading nt the rr.'c of one rent n word for each Insertion, DUroiuit on extended Insetlloiin. Clinrgt's hit pnynblo In udvnnee except for mlvri titer?, hating n regular account with Tho Bulletin. All pnhl advertise ments will be poMeil In The Bulletin illlre nt the time of receipt. For Rent. FOR RENT Smnll bam lu the center of town. See A. I. llunter.0-11 FOR RENT Furnished room lu modem huuso, private family, Mrs. A. M. Lara. lOtf FOR RENT Furnished bungalow In Deschutes addition. J 10 a month. Address G. W. Gcrtson, Box 9, Bond. FOR RENT .'.-room bungalow, In Deschutes Addition. Water and elec tricity. $14. Inqulro of 8. E, Rob erts. lOtf FOR RENT Threo comforjnblc rooms centrally located. Suitable for family. Running water and electric lights. Very moderate, Inqulro at Dullotln office. 8tf Wanted. WANTED Girl for homo work. Phono Stanley ranch. (Uf WANTED Carpenter for a few days for odd Jobs. Mrs. A. M. Urn. lOxb WANTED Girl for general house work. Write or telephono Mrs. J. II. Wlmor, Laldlaw. 7tf WANTED At once gentle horso, weight not less than 1200. Apply to II. C. Hills. lOz WANTED Indian runner drake, must be young. Harry Wyso, at A. L. French's store. lOtf To Exchange. WE HAVE Portland property to exchange for Dend real estate. Bend Realty & Investment Co., C22 Cham ber of Commerce, Portland, Ore. 4tf I,mt nnd Found. LOST Fist storo key. Please leave at Bulletin Loon Folks. lOtf LOST A desk chair seat in or near Bend. Finder ploaso return to Bulletin office 9-Hp LOST Suit caso on Bond-Burns road, between Dend and Drooklngs'. Reward for return to Bulletin.. 12p LOST Between Bean, building and poatoffice, a small black seal akin purse, containing small change. Find er please leavo at Bulletin office and keep change. 10. FOUND Oil enp from automobllo. Owner can have same by calling at Bulletin office and paying for this ad vertisement. lOtf .Mlsrellaneoua. Sl Inain. of freli bread for U.Tc, :t loHvr-i of Male bread for f tic, rhlrk vn brwtil ,10c n wick, .Ainrrirnn Dak fry. Wall Htreel. New More. Ail Htf u JLS.Jtm. urn For Hntr. FOR SALE Second hand hack. cheap. Call at Forestry Office 7tf FOR SA LIS -Household furniture Inqulro at Doschutctt Grocery, lOtf FOR SALE Prpmo camera, 3V4 by hV. complete Call at Elite Stu- dlo. lotf FOR 8ALB Good relinquishment. by owner. Inqulro "II," Dullotln of fice. . 9.1 On FOR SALE First grndo piano, on easy tonus. Inquire at Deschutes Grocery. lOtf FOR SALE Honey made by tho bees, 12c por pound, Dend Grocery, 1 blk oast of depot. ' 9tf FOR 8ALE Tho Altnmont Hotel building and furniture, ull now und first class. J. A. Eastcs, - 4tf FOR 8ALE-t-4x5 high grndo plate camora, with extension hollows, in quire nt Forestry Office. ' 7tf FOR 8ALE My new C-room mod ern bungalow In WIestorla. Bur gain, with terms. E. II, Davis. 10p FOR SALE Tonn:, wt 1200, one 9, ono 7 yearn old. Also harness and wagon. T. Elloff. Bend Co. mill. Op FOR BALE Furnlturo of sovon room house and house for rent. Call nt residence of Mrs. J. W. Elklns. 8tf FOR 8ALE Baled clovor hay at Anderson brothers' ranch three miles from Laldlaw on Tumalo road. Tele phone. lOtf FOR SALE Rough lumber, nt Anderson brothers' sawmill half way betwoen Bond and Laldlaw, on old Tumalo road. Reasonable prices, lOtf FOR SALE Let us savo you 10 ?" l , "nB orders of gro , . rO" HALE Thoroughbred White l-eghorn and White yndQtto 0ggs. 1-f per setting. Splendid laying "train, Mrs. W. P. Vandevort. 7tf FOR OALE -Ono acre, 2 two-room 7hniiAn ! aAJt.J A l juuiuw, luru, vruuuaueu, water. IJIOSO In on 7th street, 11000, 900 down, Iml. monthly. Jones & Ronshnw. 7 If FOR BALE Dtnok Lnngslinu mid Rhode Island Rod oggH fur hutching. Reduced to 11 pur netting. Mrs. (1. W. Hhrluor, Park Addition, Bond. ltf FOR BALE OR TRADE Black hoar, ono year old, weight about JKIO pounds. Ed lltilvorsnit, Bond. Gtf FOR BALE Wo deliver lo liny part of the city. Bnml Grocery, whuru tho sun ilxos. 1 blk onst of de pot, Utf ALFALFA nnd clover nnd timo thy liny mixed, nt Powell Biittu. Ad- dross (I, L. Ilrnu'o, Redmond, O lo gon. 4-l.lp FOR BALE Fiirnltnro ami under taking business In .tnilms, Ore. Will suit or rout building. W. G. Loitcks, Madras. 0-lSp FOR BALM 80 acres Irrigated land lu Laldlaw district, partly Im proved, $3100. Address A-OI, caro Bulletin. 5t(bcp FOR BALE 100-ncro relinquish ment, with 1)10 adjoining; also other sholco locutions. Address B. 0,, care Bulletin. 43U FOR BALE 1R.0O0 "new Oregon" strawberry plants, BO cents a hun dred. Do well in this climate. N. P. Vlnynrd. Bend. S-llp FOR BALE Eggs from puru blood barred Plymouth Rock hens. $l.f0 per setting. I.cnvo ordors at Bathur'n store. J. F. Plorce. 3tf FOR BALK or trade for Bend property, 2, 3, or 6 acres, near ear line, between Oregon City and Port land. Box 138, Demi. rtf WE STILL have n largo quantity of clover and timothy hay on hand at $11 per ton nt tho ranch, llnlcd lu fine shapo. Star Ranch Co., Tumalo, Oregon. lOtf FOR BALE 1 span marcs, weight 2300, $1S0; 1 mare, gontlc, wt 10S0. 76. Call nt rsnch 7tt mltcs N. E. of Bend on R. F. D. 1. Also for sale I fiOO-cnndlo poner hollow wire gas )llno lamp. Jessie Houghton. 8tf FOR BALE 100 scro relinquish ment, water right worth $30 per acre, all fenced, nearly all plowed, some crop. Fine location I Vs miles from town. $1000 below value for this. Need money. Address Owner, Dox 302. Dend, Ore. 10-13 FOR BALE Four fine lots In Park Addition in block 13. Water. .Ight ami sidewalks; attractive houses occupy adjoining property. Hume prices you pay for unimproved lots fnr out. "Inqulro "Bargain", nt Bulletin office. 2tf FOR BALE 1C0 nores under dltoh 8 miles cast of Dend. School on place adjoining. Good liuoso nnd barn. Eighty acres fonced, severs! icren cleared and about IS acres partly cleared. Over $1100 of im provements, tf sold soon wilt take C. O. I. prices. Dend Brick &. Lumber Oo. 3tf NOTICE. In tho County Court or tho Btnto of Oregon In and for tho County of Crook. In the matter cf the estate of John W. White, deceased. Notice Is heroby given by tho un dersigned, tho administrator of tho v HEINZ 57 Varieties Tho finest things to tako along on your Ashing and camping trips and picnic outings. Full lino of Groceries and Dry Goods at this stored E. A. Sather t- DROP IN 1 A. !.' HUNTER Sot " Furniture, Rugs, Carpets, Matting, Linoleum, Shades KITOHEINWARFr i Jf'.'i" 10 Cent "Square Deal for NEXT DOOR TO - NOTICE TO TAXIMYERM. , All property owporH nro urged tn call on mo nt 1 1 tin tor ft Ulnuls' olllco nml look over , thii tux niuiesHintful figures I nm compiling. If thuro urn any mlHtnlioii or corrections, I would appreciate having them pointed out to me now. It will wivo v- orjoiiu trouble Inter. 7,. M. BROWN, Deputy Assessor All the burlier Miopx In Bend nm now hlmvlug for In cent, Adv. estate uf John W. White, duocitsml, ' thnt lu pursuance- to un order of tho County Court, of tho County uf, Crook, Oregon. Hindu on the 13th day of May, 191.1, In thti matter of tho estate of John W. White, df ceased, the unduislgiind will sell at public auction on Thursday, tho 12th day of June, 1913, nt tho hour or 10 ' o'clock a. in., nt Bund, Crook county, Oregon, all the right, title ami Inter-, out of snld John W. White, at thn time of Ills death ami all (ho right, title nnd interest the said estate liim ncqulied In addition to that of tho snld John W. Wliltn Had nt the time of his death lu ami to the following ' described real entitle In wit: First. Ul 7 of block !i of Bend, Oregon. Heronil. Lot 4 In section 2 and lot 1 mid thu south half of tho northeast quarter of section 3, lu township 21 B. of mime 10 East of tho Willamette Meridian and thn 8WUBWU, section 3S lu township 20. B. lu range 10 Enst of the Willamette Meridian and the WttSEU nnd the HEUBWli. s. ' 1 3, nnd the NWUNEU. sec. 10, town. 21 south of range 10 E., W, M and, third, tho HMjNWH, sec. fi. In tow -' ship 2H south of range 12 east, W. M. Fourth. Lot 12 In block 11 of Bend, Oregon. Fifth. Tho BE V NE l ' and thn NE'.'.BEVi or section 33, township 17 B., It. 13 Unst or Urn, Willamette Meridian, and sixth Tht 8HKWII and N"4BU'H. sec. 3t, T. 17 8., R. 12 K W. M.. nil In Crook county, slate of Oregon. Terms nnd conditions of sale, rash. Dated this 13th day or May. 1U. ' A. O. l.rCAK. Administrator of tho estate or John , W. While. iltxiMsed. Vernen A. Forbes, attorney for Ad ministrator. 1011 ' NOTICE FOR Pl'IILICATION. Department of the Interior. V. H Lnd Office nt Tho D.illes, Oregon, Miiy &lh. 1913. Notice Is hereby given that Nlnn L. Elliott, assignee of Dona Mr-, Naught, assignee of Cora A. Bwlger, of Pslsley, Oregon, who, on Juno 1st, 1909, mado desert land entry No. 010312 for BtiNWU, section 13. townshlpo 18 south, range 12 east, Willamette Meridian, has filed notlot ' of Intention to maku final proof, t establish claim to tho lnd above des cribed, bcroro II. C. Ellis, U. B. Com missioner, nt his officii nt Bond, Ore gon, on tho 14th day of June. 1913. , Claimant names as witnesses J. A. Hastes. George B. Yonng and John Hwlior, of Dend, Oregon, and R. N. Elliott, of Paisley. Oregon 9-13 C W. MOORE, Register. J AND SEE youn 'Counter Every Customer." BEND HARDWARE K i fts