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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1913)
The bend bulletin. It VOL. XI. i REND, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 0. 1918. NO. 22 s f ,M U : SHARES FUNDS l .rf anrs aid for schools AND ROADS Wato .MtiUex ppriitloiimonlt--N'ovt' Mini of (linerm-icnt til llfftiim Heliool Kntiil Tiu ITiiroiiKlllu. Humility 2iuv It einoilleil. frtyeolnl to Thn lliillolln) A1.KMtJttiK. I. Th stnto treiiH iur luftl?w'uok apportioned IHCOJU will n)i' wmh thu accrued Inlorowt on thn Irieiltfolbln ooiiiiiiun school fund, 'to I lie various -tuuntlcM of tho state ae rdtu( to tlliV-riitlo f Hie school luiiitiiH. Tho sclioot eeimiiH.ItilH your lor thu utato. minis 197.110 which In mi Increase uvor Inel your of 7085 chlMroti between tho iikm of I unit 20 yonrH. Huvun counties In thu statu mIiiiw it slight Ions In (lir Mchool con mis from tlmt reported ItiNt your. Tho others report mi oven number with ltll or hIiow nil luorease. Crook (i u my shows nn Increase of 3 (2. Thn following Hut ItllOU'M tllO SOllOOl popu lation till yenr unil tho apportion ment of school funds for thrco Cen I ml Oregon eounlloa; Crook. 3t0 ehllilren, f 01 18.80; liarney, 11:1 children. mUs I-ako, 1I1S ahllilrun, ISSS8.98. Notional Fowl Income. Nearly $10,001). whlah In 10 per rent of Hid Inonmo from tho national forest In thtt statu, will tie appor tioned by tho forestry department for iik in Improving, certain roads In Oregon. Thin apportionment I inmlo nceordlng to tho recommendations of Ooierimr West, which areas follow. MrKnnilti road, which U tho only (nu connecting tho central nnil east ern pari of Oregon with tho Willam ette Viillny, $000. llotid'Himrkn Inko roHi), Crook county. 11000; Prlnovlllf-Mltchctl roan. Crook conn tv, I10OO: Palslcy-Chnwaucan wg. on road, from Paisley Into tho Che wauran valley, & distance of 10. miles, 70; Murderers' crcok-Hprotil much road, running front theBprouI rnnch down Murderora' creek to thn forest linn. In Malheur county, f ISR0; Cove N'lnatn road, Colon county, $000; Cook & Oreon rond, which la H link In tho highway between Oregon and Cnlirornln, $3000; ''Ofttes.Quartxvllto road, Mnrlon county, 1300; Oni Tor potua rond, Lincoln county $3000; tollman Spring road, C rn'm lit ' conn tv, $780; three pieces of rond In tho Ciupqun reserve, 91700; Wallowa Croose eroek rond. $1000; Whitman iHwolatlon nmd, Maker co u n t y. $3000. "Ibiy City" nt llcfonn Heboid. An election win hold' nt the atato reform Mhnol lititt week when n mayor and four ooiumliuilnnor ere elected to govorn tho oldnr lioyii of the school under tho Mlmy city" gov ernment plan. Thl wuck tho young er boy will hold an election to nrxtno a mnyor nnd cnmmlsalonora for thom selves, nn thn two group of boya nro ent inpnrntn nt thn IfiHtltutlon. Flip orlntcndont Will 8. Halo linn Inaugu rated tho movement to tench the hoy A.B.A." Cheques, used by tourists In nil iorctfjn countries! also nro the safest, moat convenient funds for travel In the United States nnd Canada. Not good till you sign them; aafe as your own blank check, More handy than your personal checkbook, for your signature Identifies you. inutn by TR Deschutes Banking ( TrusfCo. ' OF DEND, OKEOON , , "" B;PKRRBLL, President , K. M. IAItA, ' f DlRHCTOBS; ,U;U. lRRKLL1r---P, 0. .MINOR,--- R.,M. JLARA, rolf-govoriimmit, I limit 'I'lUCN Vllllll. Hporlitl rond taxen lovlod In the Htuto IriHt yonr undor tho provlnlomi of the law which thu Hiiprnmo court l.jkl.1 I.. ,j..l.U. ...... .. ,I.IU ...... M J.. I. iium ill i'ihii iiuii iji jmn uhi it, nu uncoiiiitliuiloiui! nro valid throiiRh Hit) oporiitlou of u curat I vo not pnnncil j iiy urn nmi LDHimiiiiire, uccoruniK nn opinion rundornd iiy JiiiIko flallo way of the Mnrlon county Circuit Court lit tho iiuinilnimiH tiult lirouxht by tho OroKoti & California Itiillroiul Co, HKaln-1 HhiTlrr Wllllitin IMoh to compel til in to accept from I ho com pany tho payment of nil ltn tnxen ox nopt thn npeclnl rond txix, which In HiIm ltiHlnlico iimouiiti'd to nhoilt $R000. Tho kliurlff rcfiihDiI to no ciopt tho tnxon unlenH tho Hpcelul rond lay1 wnn imhM nud tho Circuit Court uiihnid him In thn mutter. Thurnll rnnd company nppeulod to the bu promo court. SCHOOL BONO ISSUE APPROVED 8! TO 56 1,011(1 Vottil for Coiifttrurtlnii of n (Jriiiln Hilioul In I'nrk Addition .May Complete" It Iiy Cliilntiuati. Thu Kohool election hmt Wedncitduy reunited In the piumiro of the bond Inxiio of $23,000 10' n veto of til to K0. Tho it n no carried $20,000 for erection 'of n firnrto school luilldlnit nnd .$3000 for purcliKno of lotn 3 to IncliiKlVe In IMrk Addition. Homo tit ntliB uko nn nleotlon for n $00,000 bond Ihbiiii wnk defeated by u vote npproifliiiutliiK 101 to 1.1, lumpliiK tho Hiivernl illvlnloas of the vote taken, iimlcliiff n total volu cunt of 113. In til In iilctlou 130 bnllutfl wora cunt. AoeordliiK to member ;of tho ohool hoard, erection of the build Iiir will proceed ut once, nhXitild the Htchltect'n plnnn already Hftiin over by Kime of the niembem bo dellnltely approved, and the liulldlng will be ready for occupancy by the middle of the aehool term. It la proponed to have eight roouia, with nil modern echool facllltlea. The now building will provide thn town with nmplo Krndo loom for the proaeiit, while tho oxlMtlrtx frame atructuro will mure than accommodate the IiIrIi ichool.' Aa neceailty douianda, nnother Rrnde biilldlnx will bo erected, preauinutilv, east of the railroad, and ultlmntely it permanent IiIrIi aehool bulldliiR on tho alte of (he preavnt one. McKAY IIAH I'irr KAW.V. Clyde McKay haa n now put. It la n mule deer fawn about two month" oldTforytnmo and friendly with hla children. Tho fawrt waa found by a farmer on,the Ochoco when out hunt Iiir for atrayed cowa. It waa then only a few day old and had appar ently loit Ita mother for It waa quite weak. It waa taken In and fed, and kept about the rancn until a abort tlmo axo when now of It capture hnvlnt come to Mr. McKay, ho nent Deputy Warden Khrlnor to bring It to Dond. It will bu dlipoaed of at tho direction of the utato game oomtnln mIoii. protwlilr beliiR aent to the atnte Kiuue farm at Kalem. llltICK IlKINU IMtl.lVliltHI). I Tee baemnnt nud foundation work, of the MutalK building la now com4 pleted and nn aoou na llm carpentry contract la let tho laying of brick will be begun. Tho Hcnd Hrlck & Lum ber Co. la making delivery of brlok for the Job. nnd Contractor Jack Tun ny will put a big force of mnnona on the Job. The contrnct cnlla for 1H0.. 000 brick. The plumbing contrnct hna been let to J. J. Itynn nnd cull for fixture equal to Ihoio In tho Plrat Nntlonnl Hank building. bftiU3l.&t i l'tM -m b . ivnaim H .XV. Kw- i -... "F fygvTCHa.'.aSlvti s-" . tXEV F. O. MINOR, 8cretary Cashier 11200.000 GOOD 0 i SSUE PROPOSED FOR COUNTY Good Roads Association Starts Petitions Calling Election State Highway Commissioner Recommends Action Route North and South Through County., ' Petition nro being proiHirol jimt wll be In olraulntlou probably tnla week imkliiR tho County Court to mill nn election fur n $200,000 bond In uo for permanent road eonslru-itlo'i In Crook county, tinder tho provls trna of Ilia terently enuotod I'tw per inlttiug oountlea to bond up 2 per cunt of their HirrioHhed valu.i .'.mi lor Mich purpoHo. ' The route of tho rond upon which tho money Ih to bo devoted, ahould tlie election curry, la, approximately, n iiorth-uud-aouth ono from Wnaco county to Klamath county. Klamath hna ngreed to "hitch on. Tho peti tion, nn drawn up, dvcrlbo tho route n commencing nearby Crona Key on thn north nud touching Mndraa, Me tolluH, Culver, I'rinevllle, Iteiliuond, l.nldlaw, Mend nnd l-n I'lue. The route, which miiHt be Mpoclfled In the petition, wua deterinluud after n 350 mile unto trip completed Innt ulKht by ofllccm of '.tie Crook County (lood itond Aanoclntlon encortlng Htnte Highway Cotiiiiil'Hioiier II. I.. Itowlby. Conalderlng nil fonturen, audi aa imputation centers, travel rou ten. future development, gradea ami couatriietlon ceonomy, Mr. Howl by recommeudud the route na out lined. On elliuiilrtil MIIcn of HoikI. It waa nt Aral planned. It will be remembered, to have both a north-and-outh and an eat-nnd-wet route. Hut CommlaMlonor llowlby atated emphatically that thu $200, 000 of the bond laaue would only uf llco to handle tho one road, which embrace about 100 mile, and the route outlined waa adopted unani mously. It being tho oplulon of rfpre aentatlvea of all aoctlona that It would bo of thn moat general aervlce and Rive the beat atlfactlon. The petition clearly atnto that tho highway comtnlfglon bo given charge of the work. What altnnce''they dceiu delrnbln I left entirely' In the discretion of tho Countv Court, under thu law, but It may turn tho entire project over to the coninilvnlon. with lla eTt.and oxpwrlenc, oa la now being done In Hood Itlver and Wasco counties, In all probability. Judge HprliiRor and CotnnilMloner Itayloy have gone on record na favoring auch a method, and It la underatood that Commissioner Drown J entirely In accord with tho plan, thu Insuring the expenditure of tho money In a scientific manner and doing nwny with possibility of local difficulty or Incompetence. To Inipiii.e Other ItoiuN. A very Important fonturo In con nection with tho proposed rond build tng Is Hint the County Court la prac tically pledged, should the Imuo car ry, to ox pond county fuiida generous ly upon roads In dlatrlc4a not direct ly served by the main trunk line. So, for Instance, road Improvement would be undertaken, according to Judgo Springer, from Slatura cant, on the lleud-lliirna rond, east of I'rinevllle nnd elsewhere where specially need ed. Commissioner llowlby In of tho opinion that no Incronaod 'nx will tie required to enro for bond Interest; tho Issue will bo of 20 years duration If passed, l-ast year about $126,000 The Development Number of July 30 will be mailed POSTAGE FREE from this office. TEN CENTS" ACOPY (orderbymafl send stamps.) 44 pages 1 00 illustrations. Every t phase of development ful ly described. "The best ad Bend ever had." Send copies to your friends. s The Bend Bulletin IS B 111 was oxponded In tho county for rond work. Only $13,000 nt jnoat I re quired for Interest imymonts, and It In oatlmiited that nn amount far fn excess of tills wHI bo saved by the permanent charaotor of tho road, which will moan that money hitherto spent In the upkeep of the roads fo be replaced by the trunk lltx can. after Its construction, be used else where. Kpr-lnger ClinnKes I'ront. Support for tho bond Isstio, rather unexpected to sumo, la now forthcom ing from Judge Springer, wlio lin flopped from hla Initial aland taken at tho first good roadn meeting when he dammed the whole matter hearti ly nnd refused to aid unless his tax ation hobby waa endorsedand has now clamlKired altoard the band wng oiir which promise to bo tho pofular one. Commissioners llrown And Hay ley have from tho first enthusiasti cally favored tho jiroject. Leaving .Monday morning, Sir. llowlby, accompanied by W, K. King, necretary. and M. A. Lynch, presi dent, of the Good Hoads Association, with Judge Springer, O. I. Putnam and J. II. dray of I'rinevllle, autoed south, by way of l.nldlaw. to tho county line, lunching at La I'Ine, where J. 14. Morson, n director of tho as-oelatlon, met them. Thence the famous county car, which furnished the transportation with King at the wheel, returned to Redmond and on to I'rinevllle, winding up some 26 mile up the Crooked river. Tuesday morning, with a 4 o'clock start, tho party viewed much of the Crooked rlvor valley, made tho run to the north end of the county nnd arrived at Motollus, where Vice President C. M. McKay and Olrcctora .Morson of i.a Pino and W. I), Harnes of Latd law Joined them for a meeting which laated far Into the night After mak ing hla recommendations, Mr. llowlby took tho northbound night train. U PINE HOSTSATUHDAY IIarleCuerHeer,'Orai(Hcal nenw'anfl Dance Among Attraction. That many Hcnd pcoplo are going to the Good Hoads barbecue and other atunta at La Pine this Saturday, and that the southern town la going to give Its guesta a royal good time, seems a matter of certainty. Heef lots of It and barbecued, ex nctly according to Hoyle will be the gastronomic feature of the day. Also, there will be speaking, several Hesd 1 men and other being asked to par ticipate, and In thn evening a dnnce l will wind up the affair. A rejiresen- ' tntlvn delegation from all over the county I expected, and Interesting matter are scheduled for discussion. PHIMtVILLlTpi-nKUS COMING. According to word received yester day from A. It. Ilowman. a number of tho tennis ontlumlusts of Prlnevlllo expect to be ovor Sunday. Somo of thorn will be ovor Saturday night as now planned and tli rest Sunday morning. Iloth tho looal courts will be used If there nro enough player to participate In tho matches. MASONS GATjERJT REDMOND ImIho There Iteeel.o Its Charter nnil ffifttnlb, Ofllcem, A notnblo ovent In Itedmond Ma sonic circles oecurredlftst Thursday evening when the lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of that town was presented with Ita charter and Ita nicer, were Installed with the tiBtinl ceromontss. Thn Redmond lodge, whottA charter Is niimNr HI, had previously been Working under a special dispensation from tho Orftn.il l.odgo of Oregon, lly Thursday's ceremony tho lotlgo enters. Into full arid regular standing. Prank J. Miller, deputy grand sen ior warden, made tho trip from Port land especially to officiate at the cere mony, while a number of visitors from neighboring towns wore pres ent, anions them tho following: J. I). Davidson, I)r. V. C. Coe. K. M. I-ara, II. K. Allen, George 8. Young, CnpL John V. Young, Ward Coble, II. C. KIM. C. M. McKay, II. J. Overjjirf, II. W. Harnett and r. A. Hahn of Hind; C. M. ltcdfleld. C. M. McCau ley of Ducliutea; T. M. and II. J. Haldwln, Judgo Hrlnk, Oaar Hyde, W. II. Wlrtz, Dr. C. 8. Kdvarda nnd Mr. Hlanehnrd of I'rinevllle. .Tho following are tho officer) In stalled by the lodge: J. W. Hrewer, Worthy Master; L. K. Smith. 8. W.; J. II. Schackel. J. W.; W. 0. Phoenix, secretary; 1.. W. Davis, troasurcr; J. W. Moore. 8. D.; A. O, Myers," J. D.; Dr. J. Harr. 8. 8.; V. Gardner, J. 8.; Walter Ituble. T. Soma of the Itend contingent had considerable difficulty In gottlng to their destination, especially thoso In the nutos drlvon by Morris Lara and Dr. Coe. In the 20-mlle trip tho for mer had several blowout tUat caused considerable loss of tlmo nnd other things, VfhMe Dr. Cue dropped n wheel Just nflT loavlug Dotchuto and had n long hunt In the dark before he could find it and get started again. MORE FLOWERS ON LIST Club Xmiiich More I'or Which Prl'c Arts Offcrcil Itulen I'lrpnrvd. At a meeting of tho Library Club yesterday afternoon, the following flowers and jiottoj plants were adJid to the list for tho show to be held on August 18: Sunflower, gladioli, ragged sailor or bachelor button, calllopsls, Texas star vine, lace vine, The completed list for which prize will be offered will be printed nett 1wcek-nTheHnlletlnrThef-Teseta bles on the prlxo list are: Tomatoes, lima and atrlng beans, corn, cauli flower, peas, cabbage, potatoes, let tuce, onions, siiuaah, beets, turnips, cucumbers, rutabaga, endive, spin ach, radishes. Utiles for tho guidance of exhibi tors are aa follows: 1. All exhibits must be In by It! o'clock noon on the day of the show. 2. Not more than air stems may to Included In each single exhibit. 8. Itnoh exhibitor must tuako bis own selections for exhibition. -I. No flowers, plants or vegetables not Included In published list will be ollgtblo for n prlxo except as a part of the "general display" of flowors for which the Kmblom Club cup is offered. S. An exhibit may not bo entered for moro than one prize. G. I'nlosK otherwise requested, tho Library Club will offer for sale flow ers, plants and vegetables entered. Any entry not to be sold should bo marked to (hat effect. 7. No prizes will bo given out at the flower show. ft &j A IHe First National Bank OF BEND, BEND, OREGON Dr. U. O. COE. Praildant S , O. S. HUDSON. Oathltr L?riV rtavtlfal full,. tl-l ... - VVi 8tcKhoUrMIbmtr Ourplus TTHIS BANK is the busi ness barometer of the Btmd country. The. fact that our deposits are $100, 000 more today than this date last year, shows pros perity. vttwC Tk FIKST NATIONAL BANK OF BEND DIRECTORS: O. C. COB R. A. SATHl'R C. 3. HDDSON O. M. PATTERSON H. C. KLLJ3 I 200 . ON EXCURSION SEATTLE FOLKS HERE AUGUST 17 I fen. I People Also Will Attend Cen tral Oregon Development Lrnguo Contention at Klatfmtli Palls 1'IoMcr Klimr'to He on JHtli. That this year's Seattle excursion to Itond will be a record event of tho kind for a town the alzo of thin is evi denced by tho reporta of progress coming from the Sound city. Already moro than 160 pooplo aro said to have signed up and paid up for the trip, and thero seems every pros pect that more than 200 Washington ians will take tho unique opportunity to pay llend -a visit. The Oregon Trunk train that brings the tourists will bo a solid Pullman outfit, with dining and baggage cars, and will be the most luxurious train yet seen In Central Oregon. As last year, tho llend I'ark Company is originator and manager of tho big excursion, which reaches here tho afternoon of Sunday, August 17, remaining all day Monday. The fact that tho convention of the Central Oregon Development League comes on August 19, 20 nud 21 !a causing no little embarrassment to local men who want to be on hand for the Seattle excursion and wbo also are pledged i attend tho Klam ath Falls mpeL It Is proBablo that somo of thoso who planned to go to Klamath Vrtu not start until Tuesday mornlni;. thus arriving a day late there but bolnc on band hero to help entertain the S--attlo people. A further attraction of the day will bo the flower ahow of the Ladles Li brary Club, now an annual event of special Interest. It haa been decided to hold this on Monday when the visitors are here, so that It will serve the double purpose of a locdt event and ahow strangers what can,be done on the Deschutes In the way of pro- Iduclur.flowersiaud.keeplng up attrac tive places. .MAUfiAHKT THOMPSON" WIN'S. A large audience attended the sil ver medal speaking contest at the Methodist church laat Friday even ing. Threo were six speakers, tha prize being won by Margaret Thomp son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. j Thompson, with a selection entitled "Good-Night. Papa." The other con testants were Robert Innes, Del mar j Young. Calvin Smith, Marie Ilroster hou and Viola Drown. The apeak jlug was Interspersed with musical numbera that were received by tho ' million,. with tniifth nvuilniiaA FORD NOW in riiAitai:. II. 1). Ford received his commis sion as postmastor yesterday and this morning took charge of the local olllce. For the present Mrs. W. E. Parker will act as assistant In the of fice. Mr. Ford will tendor his resig- , nation at a meeting of the City Coun cil this afternoon, as he cannot serve , longer aa councilman. E A SATH8R. Vlea Praildtnt , S2S.000 S13 60O "acji'sJ E-C3i" Mi) rj i r fy. iwiimwrif-'m-i. ga J3fe iMMt Sftw , "Hfc " V . v yMii