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NEEDLESS EXPENSE AGAIN
HiiInkci' Mnkr It NeceMiiry That
Hi on n llviuiii lo Pi limine,
(Hpoclul to Thu llulletln)
I'ltlNKVIM.K, May 20. An uhiiiiI
tlio .May term of county court wa
nimble to close Kit urfuli m Kiitlnfni'id.
rlly without tlio riucuMnlty of rucnllltiK
CoiiimUmoiinr Willi llrown from hi
riuicli nt Young wlwro ho had guiio
thinking thnt all lillln had been nt-
Isfautdrlly disponed or ly being al
lowed or disallowed and that order
and vntrlei would ho mado with rfo
(trtinco to other county ImimIiichh an
had hcoii decided upon hy thu two
commlxHloiicrit and the Jiidifu,
However, when Commissioner
llrown went homo after h thoiiKht
all huliioH had heen attended to,
JudKu Springer Insisted that thu
county Hliould pay for tho culvert re
placed hy thu 1'ooplv Ditch Company
at tho south approach to the Hteol
bridge near I'rlnovllle and Insisted
thnt muoIi an order wait to ho mado
aloiiK with other tn attorn, Including
tho uxponso of the sheriff' oltlco
when It war decided thnt thu nintter
of paying for tlio culvert should ho
coutlniiod for further Investigation
u recomiiu'iidi'it by tho grand Jury,
Tho Nttiiio tnto of fncti arose at
thu March form, necessitating tho re-
MUinuioiiliiK of Commissioner Drown
ai auuiiionai oxpenso lo tlio county
because the county Judge refused tu
mako entrle In tho comiiilloiier'
Journal n directed by a majority of
tho commUaloucr' court while In
elon,
HDITOIt HOIIANXAX'M
t.X)MMi:.T OX KPIIIXOKli
(IMItorlnl In the Modra Pioneer)
HundliiK The llond llulletln lait
week, ono mlKht l led to hellevo
that the pet averalon of Kdltor Put
nam la one Judge 0. Springer of the
Crook county court.
However thla may be. The Hcnd
llulletln certainly furn'she a loud
volco In tho auvtl choru OKalnit the
county Judge, In one place tho
JudKo I pictured a riding n high-
legged coah aemeiit hormj and
braiidlililng a big stick ' which wa
not cement." It wn at tho good
road meeting at Prluevllle. Wheth
er the honored Judgo Imagined hlm
aelf A modern Don Qulxoto and
charging down upon a flock of wind
mill, affiant ayeth not. At any rata
ho I ald to hava rnlied tho Iro of
thoe ireent 'and that ho eacapfd
with a whole hide I duo to tho fact
that dagger from their eye woro
not nharp enough to penetrate.
HUowhero In Tho llulletln, hi
honor I taken to task for piking on
the automobile proportion. Ho I
laid to havo atood with hi brother
commlalonvr for tho purchnie of
tho (herlff auto. Later, he goc on
record with tho tatemrnt that he
did nut favor tho deal. Putnam prod
i- mvAtM"
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r- if V- '
hi tn for that, tho point of tlio prod
being mi nnltlnvlt signed hy Commis
sioner llrown unci Ihiyjoy nud Sher
iff Klklii noil Deputy KolilriHon, Fig
uratively, tlio nllldavlt mcIh forth thnt
Springer old top wn JiiRt a much
In tlio muck um thoy wuro In thu mint.
Editorially, Tlio lltillotln reopen
all of tlio Horo pots of tho Judgo'
political anatomy. It give him n
' KnrI going over, thou wind up
with tho cheering Information that
wiles Judge HpriiiKer change for
thu lift tor p, d. q. (hero will ho a re
call. And there you are.
HIHTICItH IIKIIAM) JOINH
tiii: A.wir cnoiti'8
(Tho HIMer Herald)
Doth before and ulnco IiIh election
JtidKO HprlnKer tin preached econ
omy, hut tho Judgo uvoldontly doe
not hellevo In tho old saying, "Prac
tice what you prenoh," mi soino of
hi trumiBCtlona have Indication of
heliiK nothing hut n moan of even
Ins hl plte on someone. Tho fol
lowing U ono Instance of where ho
tried to take matter In hi own
hand without tho nnctlon of tho
commllonerii, hut thank to them
tley turned down the hill when It
wait presented,
Underneath tho wet approach to
tho Crooked river bridge, at I'rlne-
villa, a "(I-lncli metal culvert, guar-
anteed for CO year, wn ntneed to
i carry tho water for tho People Ir-
rlgatlon Ditch. It wn of n capacity
to carry a third moro water than tho
ditch would hold. Tho company wa
of tho contrary opinion, so Comml
loner Hayloy left n dupllcato of the
firtt culvert on tho ground for them
to plnco If ncede.l. Without con
itiltlnK tho other comtnliiloner,
Judga Hprlngor authorized tho com
pany to tear up the finest grade In
the county and put In the plnco of
tho permanent pipe a wooden culvert
made of county lumber aid destroy
ed a plrco of work that would Iat
from CO to loo year for ono that
will havo to replaced within 10
year, and told '.him to preccnt their
bill to tho county for th Job, which
they did to the tune of $117. No
doubt audi thing nro act of econ
omy, but may make a bad ahowlng
In the promlacd statement of tho
county'a financial condition (when It
appear).
A MIGHTY LITTM-. MAX.
(iledrnond Spokesman)
Tho Hcnd llulletln It week hand
ed County Judgo Springer a nice,
brown, Juicy ronut In regard to tho
manner in which he I trying to hold
up the. taxpayer regarding bonding
the county for good road. Judge
Springer may ho a big man In hi
own estimation, and no doubt ho
will o admit, but alnco tho arbitra
ry manner In which ho acted In tho
good road meeting recently held at
Prlnevllle. ho I a mighty llttlo man
In the eatlmtaton of tho taxpayer
and buklnei men of the county.
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YAltX IH IIKIjATKI)
Tho Mndrn Pioneer of May 22 rc
prlutM tho llttlo story about tho hog
thnt wero painted up with lamp
blacking hoforo being exhibited,
which Tho llulletln ran recently.
After It tho Pioneer toll tlifn yarn,
which allow thnt oven if xoino folk
think Judgo Springer I a poor coun
ty Judgo hu Mcum to havo been oven
a woro Judgo of hog:
"HpenkliiK of pig, wn hoard a good
pig tory the other day. PerhnpM wo
ought not toll It, but really It seem
too good to keep, It relate to our
own O. Springer, now Judgo of the
county court of Crook county. It I
vouched for hy aeveral well known
geutltmcn who hardly over havo been
known to lie.
"Several year no, sir. Springer
decided thnt ono of the crying need
of hi particular Rcctlon of Crook
county wn a full-blooded Poland
China boar. He mado up hi mind
that ho would get one, and a good
ono at that, llo waited u hoar with
a pedigree n yard long. Ho wanted
one that would be beyond all cavil on
the part of Jealou and leu fortu
nate neighbor. Ho wanted n pis
thnt would bo a hog all over and
whoo hogglnhnei would stick out
In seventeen different place at one
and the amo tlmo.
'That' tho kind of hairpin Judge
Springer 1. When ho want a thing
ho want It.
"Accordingly a Poland Chlnn hoar
wn ordered from the famous old
lluckeyo state. A fancy prlco wa
paid and the pedigree arrived by
mall; duly algued and tcalcd.
"And by and by aloiu; came hi
hog highness. A magnificent piece
of tork h wa, too, so they say,
Shontko wn tlio nearest railway
point nt that time and the boar ar
rived there right aide up with care.
Hewn taken aboard tho stage and
eta r ted on the overland Journey to
Madraa. Hut the roada were bad
and Hie itago did not make very good
time. Apparently the bog wai In a
hurry to got aomewhore. Somewhere
along the trail between Bhanlko and
Antelope tho stage driver discovered
that be had no bog on the load.
"An extended icatej wa mado for
the blooded boar, but he had disap
peared a completely a though tho
earth had opened up and swallowed
him.
"Oh, well, a hog I only a hog after
all. So thought tho driver. And
forthwith ho went and substituted n
black and whlto hog for the mining
Poland China.
"The hog reached tho Judge, who
wa not Judgo then, but plain Parm
er Springer. Any misgivings be may
havo entertained n to the arhtocracy
of tho animal were promptly dis
pelled hy a glance at tho beautifully
printed pedigree.
"Hut blood will toll. When tho
llttlo piggies began to arrive well,
hero let tho mantle or charity en
Jct ii moroly ro-
lad offspring wero
mark that tho myriad
'Juit pig,' hut not of tho bold and
noble Poland Chlnn hrr-ed."
BODY ISJEGOVERED
I'linernl of KnrI McClurc Held IVI
ilny Kt'enliiK
Tho body of Barl McCluro, tho 16-ycar-old
son of Mr. and .Mr. J. W.
McClurc who was drowned Inst Wed
nesday afternoon, was recovered at
11:30 a. m. Thursday hy those who
wero dragging tho rivor. It was near
tho center of the stream, where the
river makes the bom opiwslto the
Hudson home, In about 1G feet of
water.
Karl could not swim nnd when the
llttlo canoo in which he and How
ard Young wero having n ride was
tipped over by accident, the boy wa
helpless and soon sank, Howard was
fortunate enough to get hold of the
craft and wa rescued. Aside from
the shock, ho did not suffer from the
exciting experience,
Tho drowned boy belonged to tho
Uoy Scouts of Hcnd, nnd according
to the other !oys wa the only mem
ber who had not learned to swim.
Funeral srrlccs wero conducted at
tho Nlswongcr undertaking parlor
Friday evening nt 7 o'clock by Jlev.
K. C. Ncwham, assisted by Hev. T.
II. Pretlg of Spokane. Hart was a
freshman In tho high school, nnd the
teacher and his fellow student at
tended In a body. Accompanied by
the family, tho remains were taken
to the old homo in Pennsylvania Fri
day morning. Tho McClurc will not
return to Iiend, having left their
property here In the hands of friends
to be disposed of.
This is the third boy to be drown
ed hero this summer, and all lost
their lives on Wednesday.
C1IIM) IH DHOWXED.
(Special to The Bulletin)
CLOVERDALE, May 26. About
7:30 a. ra. last Wednesday the 1$-months-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Rivet disappeared. A searching par
ty was soon formed and hunted the
place over, then turning attention to
the largo ditch which runs through
the Rivet place. They found the in
fant about one mile from home
It clothing having caught on brush
In the ditch. The funeral services
wero held Thursday afternoon, con
ducted by Rev. Mr. Towne of Sisters.
The Rivet family recently purchased
tho ranch from M. L. Job.
9 XOTIC1L
Mrs. Mary U Hlggins of Great
Falls, Mont, has taken tho O'Don-
ncll residence on Bond place. A few
good room are for rent. Adv. 12p
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Offlco at The Dalles, Oregon,
May IS. 1913.
NoUce Is hereby given that Exek
lei II. Ballab, of Deschutes, Oregon,
who, on December 18th. 1909. made
homestead entry No. 0S721, for
SWUSEVi, SEU8WU. sec 22, and
N12V4NWW, NWUNEVl, section 27.
township 1G south, range 12 eaat,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
of Intention to make final three-year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above descriled, before II. C. Ellis,
U. S. Commissioner, at his office at
Bend, Oregon, on the 30th day or
June,, 1913,
Claimant names as witnesses:
George It. Butts, Lemuel A. Bran
denburgh, Fred A. Hunnell, Minnie
C Low, James R. Low, all of Des
chutes. Oregon.
lUlGp C. W. MOORE, Register.
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Offloc. The Dallw,
Oregon, May It, 1M3.
To Jacob Schmidt of Hillsdale, Ore
gon, Cautestee:
You arc- hereby notified thnt
George 0. Hodson, who gives Bend,
Oregon, l O. Box 347, as his post-
office address, did on May 17, 1913,
file In this offlco hia duly corroborated
application to contest and secure tho
cancellation of your homestead. En
try No. , Serial No. 066S1,
uiado Majr 7th. 1910. for west half,
atjctlon 10, township 20 south, range
IS east. Willamette Meridian, and as
grounds for his contest ho alleges
that said Jacob Schmidt has failed
to establish his residence or reside
on said land, nor ha he mado any
(Improvements of any character thoro-
qn: that ho has failed to cultivate
said tract or any part thereof and
that such failure has not been duo
to his employment In tho army, navy
or marine corps of tho United States
In time of war or otherwise.
You ore, therefore, further noti
ced that the said allegations will be
taken by this offlco as havlncr been
confessed by you. and your said
entry will be canceled thereunder
without your further right to ho
hoard therein, either before this of
fice or on appeal, It you fall to file-
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In person or by registared mall. If
this lorvico Is mado by the delivery
of a copy of your nnswer to tho con
testant in porson, proof of such
lervlco must bo clthor tho said con
testant' written acknowledgment of
his receipt of the copy, showing the
date of its receipt, or tho aflldavit
of tho person by whom tho delivery
was mado stating when nnd whoro
tho copy was delivered; if mnde by
registered mall, proof of audi ser
vice must consist of tho aflldavit of
the person by whom tho copy wn
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ofllco to which It was mailed, and
this aflldavit must bo accompanied
by tho postmaster's receipt for tho
letter.
You ahould stato In your answer
the name of the post ofllco to which
you desire future notices to be sent
to you.
C. W. MOORE, Register.
Dato of first publication May 21,
1913.
Date of second publication May 28,
1913.
Date of third publication June 4,
1913.
Date of fourth publlcatfbn Juno 11,
1913.
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