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The bend bulletin : TV; t t VOL, XI, BEND. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. MAY 21, 1U13. IsO. 11 & CLUB DECLINES DOR M ACTION AOAINST C. 0. I. DISAPPROVED V l'niiiril Mandamus I'mrerdluK AK'idikt leer( Idinil Hoard .Not In I'mor Among Neiirhy Hcttlei Club lu At on Their Wlhe. Tho Ktmno of action In (ha three cornered conlroern lmlwwn Ihe Desert mu lluard. thu CunlrnlOfo koii IrrlKittlon Compiiny and tliu dcU tiers In tlio I'owttll llullu district headed Ity K. II. Williams was trans ferred for tliu tlmo holm: on Monday iilKht to th n old room of tliu Commer cial Chili In Ilend, Mr. WllllmiiH seek Iiik un Indorsement liy tho cluli of It In iroioiinl to IiHiik mandamus pro ccfillnK against tliu comimuy. Tliu inculliiK opened with n lengthy Matement liy Mr. Wllllnnm of tlio hls tory of tliu matter to dam. Hu took the poiltlnn that tlio cum puny U In default on Its contract with tho stale with tliu result thai purchasers of rights between tliu 6 and 11 mllupoitN on the Central Oregon canal, n null as thbMi In 1'owiill lluttes, canuot bo supplied with wnter sutllclent to en able thu stato engineer to make tho tertlflcato necessary to enable the in to obtain patents to their land. Tho only remedy, Mr. Wllllama claimed, wan to liavu tho canal enlarged, and ai the Desert Land Hoard bs un wllllnic to force tho cumpauy to do till It remained for tliu settlers to apply thu pressure of n maiidumua null aKaluvt tliu board, It could bu takun for Kranted, hu icajd, that hu won koIiir to In-Kin thu proceodlnK and he hoped that thu Ilend G'ommer clnl Club would aeu fit to k on rec ord an disapproving tho action of thu land board and Indorse hli cunlem plated uiyvo, Thu Itudmoud Com merclal Club had already taken thin te. President K. M. tarn of the club read telegrams from tho board ex plaining their aland aa tin) one moat likely to Iteneflt nil who nrc Interest ed In tho matter and n letter from Attorney Cvnernl Crawford In which j he decried thu eudlesa JltlKtvtlctrt Hint would imiua If Mr. Williams persist ed In lila action. Hettlera from east of town headed by Cote K. Hinlth of tnu Wntor t'aera' Association catno Into to tho meet ing but on having thu altuntlon ux plained to thum spoke In opiKialtloa to having the proceodlnga begun at thin time. They favored kIvIiik thu loinpany tho tlmu It dualreil up to the end of the present season and then If It had beun unable Is do the, work to begin net Ion. .Monitors of tho club told Mr. Wll llama that thu luminous men of lloml j stood i,y thu aettlnra nearby nnd werel disposed to act only on their reeom-' tnondntlon and after further discus- alon It was voted to adjourn until tho aeutlment of theso uottlura was deft nllely known. In connection with thin matter, tho EXTRA! EARL MCDLURE DROWNEO HOWARD YOUNG IS SAVED Km I MeClurc, win of .!. V, Me. .'III,.. 11..H .tl-.llllt,.l hll.lHlV fu'fiiftft 1 ,...... ....T ............ , -.. - o'dotk IIiIn afternoon in (he He ! chute rlter In front of the HiiiImiii home. .Ilouanl Young, who wns ultli him In it rnuoe, vtns rwiieri. Thu Im were out riinoeliij; nml Men upset at tho point where the I'liri-ent tnhe n wlilil around n rocky point. The Voiiiik iMiy thing to the up. tinned cinft mill mum rescued by tev mil men ami taken to the I'. I. Mar tin home. Iviul MiCluie una about J I or 1.1 ein old. Ihmurd Vouuu In n mhi of John Yoiiuk Ibilh hehiux to the lUty HeoiitN. DECIDE OH 3 COUNTY i HI BEGUN ON ROADS NEW BUILDING MEBTINO AT REDMOND SUNDAY SCHOOL BOND ELECTION NOT SO COSTLY AFTED ALL liiftpet-llon of Agreement With lloml IIoiim? SImiun Payment Intended Only If tho Ikktie W'uh Vo(mI. lit regard to a atatctnent made In Thu llulletln laat week uaiertltig that thu recent achoo) election coat the district .600, It now appear that thla may not bu the case. The atate- inent In queatlon waa baaed upon an Interview with Clyde McKay, member or tho board. It waa Mr. McKny'a undemanding, after looking over tho agreement existing between tho board and the londlng houio, Uiat STiOO was to be paid for legal cr vlcea whether or not the laauo car ried, thla amount to Include blank bouda provided th election waa fav orable, llowuver, Chairman Over turf of tho Ixinrd and other who have examined tho agreement, main tain that no audi provlalon la con templated. According to them, thu agreement contemplated thu payment only If tho ltue wot voted, and It la their undemanding that thu dis trict la In no wlie bound to pay tho Itondlng company anything now that the election turned down thu bonda. Examination of tho patters con vinces The llulletln that thorn waa no Intent on the part of th eboard to pay thu Itondlng bonne anything In tho event of tlio Imu falling, and while there appenra aome loosenesa In tho tentative agreement entered Into. It would aeum that with tho tin auoceasful result of the election tho matter la terminated and tho eon- tract annulled. Ono HlKhMiiy Will Ix! North ami Koutli and Tlio Hflwt ami 'rt. Auiount of l'rpoe(l lloml Ixxue llnx .Vol Keen Dceldrd on Vet. COl'.VTV WAItllAXTS l.1l. According to County TronHuror It. I.. Jordan, there bun buen paid to (btw oh aeaount of e uutv wnrrunta thu mtm of JT3.R7S.S8. There hav twoti three call for warrants and on t liege BHiouR'a iHtld an followa: Prln. Int. Total lat IS3.C41.48 $70. J S t2t.4X3.GG 5ml 44.C39.2C 18:X.;3 46.!02.4 3rd S9U8.60 1U7.55 91CS.U irontlnued on laat page.) t77.:C9.30 f 2S08 G f70.67S.2C Tho dlscrupanclea In Mr Jordan' letter to Tho llulletln publHbud two We;kH ago were almply clerlcul er-rora. f s. - 1 l .i r DESCHUTES BANKING Sb TRUST CO. OF BEND, OKEGON Tho Crook Count' Good Iloada AbMiclatlon, at a meeting at Ited moud Hundny, decided In favor of it north and aouth highway and two east and west highway, In connec tion with tho proponed Issuing of bonda for road building. Thu amount of tho laauo has not yet bocn act, action In 111 In rvaiu-cL to lie taken 'after the board of directors hns tnado n trip over tho east and west lines that It la proposed to Improve by tho ftuida obtained If tho bonda are voted for by the people of tho county. Clyde McKay of Head, vlco presi dent of the association, attended the meeting tiunday. J. Noblo of I'nullnn, who waa elected at the organisation meeting a ono of tho directors, could not serve and Nute Williamson of I'rlne- vllle was elected Sunday in his atead. Willis V. Drown, county commiss ioner, resigned from tho board and Hugh Mater wis chosen to fill the vacancy. The north and south rood decided on at the Iledmond meeting starts at the Sanford Bhultr' place in tho northern part of the county, passing through Madras. Metollua, J'rlnevllle, I Itedmond, Cllno Falls, Laldlaw, Ilend ) and La I'lno and connecting with the' Klamath road at the Klamath county! lino. One of the east and west roads extends from I'rluevlllo eastward up Crooked river and over Huck moun tain, with a leg of It from Cllno I Falls through Bisters to the summit I of the Cascades via tho Santlam pnss. j Tnu otner eaat and wcat road ex tends from Ilend through Mllllcan and Hampton valleys to the Lake county line. Tho board of directors and thai officers will meet In Ilend on Thurs day, May 29, and take a trip to the lotke county line and over the road from Prlnovllle, then from Itedmond via Cllno Falls to tho summit of the Cascades. After tho trip the amount to bu nlloted to each road, as well aa the total amount of tho proposed Issued, will be decided on. DR. KERMOTT BUYS ON BOND STREET Imx Cabin Cornet- Hold jt "Week, Old (.Mint llulldliiK Figuring in tho Ileal Three Klore Itooma to lie 1'ut up by tho New Ouner. Dr. I.. II. Kermott of Mlnot, N. I)., purchased last wo ok from K. II. Hummy of Huuttlu the properly at tho corner of Hand street and Hawthorne avenue, at a price teportcd to bo 16,000. Tho deal rra put through by It. V. M Inter. Tho t.alo Includes tho transtor by Or. Kermott to Mr, Hummy of tho old Orant building and lot whore McCulston has had his gro eery atore. Dr. Kermott bought this property totno months ago of Mrs. ilertha Grunt. Work waa begun yesterday plac ing material on tho ground for a ono- story building on the property Just acquired by Dr. Kermott. It will have a frontage of GO feet on Uond street and exteud back SO feet. Tbero will be three atoro rooms, each with b width of SO feet approximately. It will have a brick voneer front, with sheet Iron walls, and is Intended only as a temporary atructure, as It Is Dr. Kermott' plan bu erect a fine perma nent atructure on this corner when present leaccs which run for four years expire. The building contract has been let to K. D. Mcintosh. The structure will not take all the apace between tho Log Cabin and tho Dream Theatro, leaving a good pas sageway along tho latter building as nt present. Dr. Kermott bad planned to put up a brick or stone building on his lot next to Thorson's Jewelry store, but will probably not now alnce making this new deal. He nnd his wlfo ar rived here last Thursday night and left Sunday morning, going to Port land and thence Host. IGOVERNOR AND VISITORS SPEAK BRING AN OPTIMISTIC MESSAGE HKCOXD FLOWlilt COXTI1ST. A Hotter raising contest for tho children similar to the ono hold last year under the auspices of tho La-' dies' Library Club haa been anununc-, ed for tho summer. Tho children were told of tho contest In tho differ ent achool rooms yesterday. On giv ing notice to their teachers of tho varlotiea of aecda wanlud they will bo procured nnd furnished to tho contestants ut a nominal charge. If uny wish, thoy may grow vegetables Instead of (lowers or both. Tho lint of prlxea will be announced In Thu llulletln later. PROF. SHAW TO SPEAK HERE TOMORROW NI6HT Agricultural i:xicrt Will Hate Me- Migc of Interest to the Fanners anil Others of Thl Community. I'rof. Thomas Shaw, a high author ity In the agricultural field, will be hero tomorrow (Thursday) evening to address tho farmers and others who are Interested In tho develop inent of Central Oregon. Tho lecture will lie at tho Johnson building and the public la Invited to attend, thore being no adiulsnlou eharge. Tho trip of Prof. Shaw Is liolng made under tho auspices of tho Croat Northern Itnllway and tho Commer cial Club. He Is vloltlng nearly nil tho towns in the county. Saturday ho waa at Culver, Monday nt Madras nnd Metollua, Tuesday at Lnmonta nnd Itedmond, toda at Prlnovllle nnd tomorrow afternoon ho will bo at Lnldlaw before coming to Ilend. WOOL SALE SCHEDULED HEREJORJULY NINTH CornliJcrnbly More Tfiin Half n .Mil lion I'oiiimIn Will He Handled by Local Wiiiehoiino Tills HeoAon, The wool sale date for Ilend has Iwen fixed for July 9, according to 1 K. J. Wilson of tho O.-W. It. & N. Tho dates were rearranged nt Pendleton last week by tho Wool Growers' As sociation. Sales will bo held hero on tho morning of tho 9th and at Itedmond In tho afternoon, the special car that Is to bo provided for the buyers going down on a freight that will be held on that day. Last year about 400,000 pounds of wool camo hero, there being no reg ular sale as all of It was contracted for. From tho present outlook more than 600,000 pounds will be handled hero this season, ns already tho Last Wednesday evening the pco Unlted Wnrehouso has received as- pi0 of JJcnd had an' opportunity to M urn urn llmf mnnv n lfr dill. .... com. In. A covered platfonn upco-l "t" "Sn ' "T, CXeCU V T' lallv for tho wool will 1, t.utlr n,ilwhm Governor West addressed a Mr. Teal IMm-ii-x the Opportunities That Await This Country ,n Irrl- Ration Line Tuninlo Project lilfccaooeri by iho HnRlnccr the warehouse has arranged for tho Installation of special wool scales, so that tho local handling will assure tho growers tho best possible treat ment. Dates announced for thla part of the state arc: Sbanlko, Juno S and 21, July 11. Madras, June 23. Hunts Ferryi July 7. Dend, July 9. Itedmond, July 9. 6RADUATI0NJERCISES I'rof. II. II. Tonry to Del her the Addnrs McOUlvrny the Orator. The graduating exercises of the senior class of the Dend High School will be held at tho Methodist church Friday evening at 8:15 o'clock. The oration will be given by Iran Mc Olllvray and the address of tho even ing by Harry Heal Torrcy, professor of biology in Iteed College, Portland. The complete program Is as follows: March, entranco of class; trio, Miss Trautnor, Miss Huntington, Mrs. Coe; oration, Iran V. McGIUrray, The War Problem;" double number, Teachers' Choral Club, (a) "Greet ings to Spring" and (b) "Slumber Doat;" tfddrcss, Dr. Ilarfy Ileal Tor- rey; double numler, Girls' Chorus, (a) "Voices of the Woods" and (b) Lullaby;" presentation of diplomas, H. J. Overturf: benediction. Tho sermon to the graduating class was preached by Iter. B. C. Newham at the Methodist church last Sunday evening from tho text. "A band of men whose hearts tho Lord had touchcu." I Samuel 10:26. Tho members of tho class arc John nates, Ray Deyarmond, Carl Hunter. Harry Johnson. Ivan McGtilvray. Kenneth Minor and Claude C. Van-dovert. LAWN REQUISITES W t 'I1BIVT T II ., irr n imhTi3t T" Ti..;M..i, " i ' M n WTTJftlTCl?..,..- . -M44, .-. - . "., ...V, W,.4J JftW "if XI n" sfnatirc!?.. w.t It, M. I.A'RA, Cashier -dirkctoxb: ' " B. FURRXtLL, P. O, MINOR, B. M. LARA, V I J & Ln X m mm IMPItOVKD .MAIL SKUVICK. Tho new mall service to Laldlnw. Gist and Tumalo from Dtschutes Is on tho following schedule: Leave Deschutes at 7:30 a. m.. arrive I.nld Uw at 9 and returning leave Laldlaw at 10 and arrive nt Deschutes at 11:30. Tho service to Gist and Tumalo Is on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, arriving at Gist at 1 p. m.. lav.ng at 2 and arriving at Den chutes at p. m. large meeting regarding the work that Is being commenced on tho Tumalo project at Laldlaw. The Governor's measago was opti mistic, and, In brief, was to tho ef fect that ho and his brother officials on the Desert Land JJoard, stand pledged to carry tbe enterprise, through to a successful completion Just aa rapidly as possible. As an example for other projects, and as a benefit to all Irrigation, tho Governor regards tbe state's entranco Into tho field of Irrigation as & matter of tho utmost Importance. J. N Teal of Portland delivered an Interesting talk which chiefly con. cerncd the opportunities that await In this territory for power and Irri gation development, preferably at the hands of the state or nation, or the two cooperating. Introduced by the chairman, O. P. Putnam, ax tho "father of trno conservation," Mr. Teal had somewhat to say of thla subject, and outlined what the Des chutes survey can mean. From tho Governor he received a glowing eulogy, tho latter going on record for the appointment of Teal to tho United States scnaiorshlp should a vacancy occur, as it is rumored may be the case. O. Laurganrd, the project engineer, told somewhat of the actual work that is to be undertaken on the Tum alo segregation, and especially asked the hearty cooperation of all local people. Tho stand which Ilend takes one of enthusiastic applause for the entire project and those behind it was voiced by C. S. Hudson. A. II. Devcrs of Portland, first upon tho program, had some good things to say for thlB country, whleb he visited for the first time, and in which, hu said. Portland is vastly Interested. STKKirr l.MPUOVKMKXT ItKGUX. In anticipation of satisfactory bond being given by J. T. Adams, who waa the lowest bidder for tho street Im provement work, tho contract waa signed on behalf of tho city by tho maycr laat week and work haa been begun. Grade stakes have been set up In Wall street ana the out on Ne vada street started. Material from tho cut Is being used to make tho fill on Wall street. nre in great demand just at pre&ent, We have an exceptionally large and fine stock of everything in the line of HARDWARE that will help to make your lawn a "tiling of beauty" and a "joy forever." Lawn Mowers, Sprinklers, Garden Hose, Sickles, Builders' Supplies. WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY Prices Right. N. P. SMITH-1-1 C jayiij f ? 3K a ? (.1 S. J ' iUfi Shj 5M! lEe First National Bank OF BEND, BEND, OREGON Or. U. O. OOC Pratldant E. A. BATHER, Vic Prldtitt O. 8. HUOOOM. OathUr Capital full paid ... S2S.OOO Blockholdar' liability S2S.OCO Surplut .... . SIO.OOO 75 Head of High Grade Holstein DAIRY COWS will arrive in Bend about May 20th. A few days later they will be sold at auction. Definite sale date will be advertisedUin The Dend Bulletin and by posters, at the different stores in and near Bend. Terms will be part cash, balance pay able Jan. 1st, 1914, or one-half of cream check. We do not tie you up to sell your cream to any particular parti, but where you pet the best price. Write or call for particulars. O. H. PATTERSON Vffli' TSk FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF 1NE DIRB'CTORS: O. C. COK K. A. SATHRR C 8. HOPSON H. C. JOU8 ' hhmi.4 . v wsavs-. . v . ,-. WSJT' i. m'WMfi -