the bend bulletin Vol, Ml. REM), OREGON, WKUSKHDAY AFTERNOON, JUNK it, 101 1. NO. in. FALLS 10 DEATH W SCHOOL GEOROE BROSTERIIOUS V is KILLED W Working on Hoof of Now Hchool lliilldlug mill Fell (ti (Initiml Floor Acddeut Occurred Saturday MornliiK Funeral Hiitindiiy. j The nmt serious iiccldonl lit con nection with thtt building operations lu Ileud ooourrml Muturduy morning when (ImirKo llrouiorliuim loll from the roof of dm now Jleod School liiillilitiK to tltn RroiuilLUoor mill win Instantly klllod. AltmjhlKh n num ber of men wero working on tho roof nonr him no olio saw IiIiii (nil nr rea lised (lint nu ncclilntit hnil taken pine until thoy heard the tioily crash on the Iloor below. (ieorgn llrustorlmus, with his tiro, ther ICd, liml tho contrnat far tho orectlon of the now school building: Tliny sublet various itrtn of tha ImiIIiIIiik hut with iIoIiik tho oarpon tr work Ihommilve nml hnil come to tli n completion of thu rougher outsldi work except lor thu roof. On Hntur ilny George hnil boon on tho roof as hIhiIiik In receiving timbers that wero being hauled up wlillu'Jtd wnn work ing Inside llin building on thu Kroim-I floor. In ItH present tntn nil npnn well extend up through tin) whole height of tho building In w1 filch tho Mtalrwaya oro ultimately to hoplnc imI. George hnil finished with tho Umbors for the time being anil when Inat seen on tho roof was standing near the edge of the well. Tho cnue of the full la not known. Mr. Ilrosterhoun wna 19 yoara old. lit none to llend 11 yearn ago lat January. bntoig one of lh earliest unt il kih In thl locnllty. Iln hnil been MURnaml practically all of the time cif hi residence In contracting nml oarpentnr work, ninny of tho riwl ilanrM and other building In the town having been hullt by him end lila brother. . Iln leave a widow ami two chit dren. implln In tho lloml "ichnoU. Ho wna thu kmo nil child In n family of nine, of whom lx aro mill Jiving, lCdwnrd llrutlflrhous, of llond. Hn ry nml Joseph of Dogden, North Da V.ota. Charles of 1'ortlnnd and Mr. A. IX MoNctt mid Tllllu llroslerhoua of Winona, Minn, Ills inothor, Mr. Ixiulsn Hroslcrhous of Winona, also Hiirvlvra. Ho waa n member of thu Modern Woodmen and carried an In mtranro policy for $1000 In tho ordur It It understood that ho had a poli cy for 1000 In another order, atso Thu funeral will ho hold from the Catholic church en Halurda" morning at 10 o'clock, It having hcen dalaved until that tlmn for tho arrival of Mr. llrostorhuus' mother from Winona. new Nattier who will find oondltionn propcrod for thorn lu on entirely now mnnnor. Mr. Flnu'H plnn contemplates tho division of Mm Ten liar Itniuili Into 0 mid HO ncrn twetn on ouch of which will Im ended a houso mid tho nucimnnry furm building r.mly for occupnpoy. In nddltlun ho will nup ply ouoli tract with machinery mid stock no thnt n purchaser onu oomn to thu land empty handnd nml begin fnrmliiK nt once, Tho tracts will ho aold on thn In atnllmunt plnn with Ionic Hum pay iiimilB nml low IntoroHt olinrKon, Whim lu town Inat week Mr, l'lnn nnuotinced thin now aohomo. Ho htntod that liu hopml to ko nhend na noon na iroMKlhlo nml wna IiuvIiir tnatn liindo of nntlvo rock to lonrn If It would Im aatlafactory for concrote of which ho planned to hulld. With Mr. l'liui wna C. C. Muatun of Ht. Helen, who la n prominent luniher man thnro, mid n brother of J. N. Mimliin of Iu Plnn. Mr. MiiHtnn looked over noun of Iho Inndi nil JolnliiR tho Ten Hiir nail may powil hly Invent (hero nnd co-oiiHrn(ii with Mr. l'liui n hla umlerlnkiiiR. PARCELS POST POSTAGE J. W. Mooio ICvoIicn Nlmple Srheiuo I'or lUn-konliiR Aitioutit of I'ontnKe. J. W. Mooro, Hpilmond'a poatmaa tnr, who wna hero Humlny, linn work ed out n now nnd extremely almplo method of cnloulntliiK tho poatnRo for pnrcnl pout pnekntcoa. Hereto fore n larRii nnd complicated tabula Hon hna hcen In uae, which hna prov ed hoth alow and cumheraume. Mr. Moore hna placed IiIh ayatom hoforo thn attention of the Pontmaitor Oen ernl. nnd from ncknowlitdRiiienta re ceived thero la Rood renann to aup ponn that It inny ho adopted officially. Thn plan li thla: To determine tho amount of poatnRo required for the Unit, and aeonnd xonea, add 1 to the welRht of the paekaRo, tho roault, lu centa, lielnK the poatnRo rwiulriHl. I'or tho third zone multiply the welRht y 2 and ndd 1. In the fourth Mine multiply by four and ndd three. Fifth, multiply by lx and ndd two. Sixth, multiply by elRht and add one. Berenth. multiply by ten and add on. KlRhth. multiply by 13, with no addition. FIE WARDENS S PLACED EiatiT ARE ALREADY IN FIELD .Natural Immunity of Drorhutra Tim- ler front I'Jro to Im Added to by Hfllcleut I'wtrol nml 1ook-Out Kyntcm Co-opcriitlo 1'Iniw. FINN HAS SCHEME FOR SETTLEMENT OF LAND I'mpo.ci IHvIkIdii of Tni llnr Itiuicli lulo HO Acre Trnrtn on Which HouoeM Will Ho Itullt for Snlr. I). J. Finn, tho new owner of tho Ten llnr Itanch, la working on a plan for the dovel piient of tho property, which. If carried out, will m an liruiuliiK to this aectlo.i n numtiu.' of FIRE SATDRDAY AFTERNOON Frank llobcrtMin ItunRnlotr Aanln Snvnl l-'nuii 1'lnmen. Saturday afternoon shortly after five o'clock flames wore aeon nt tho south end of the Frank Itobertson cottURO In Park Addition, occupied by Mr. and Mrs. John Dubula. In very quick time a hose was rushed to the nearest hydrant at tha end or wail street, and by quick work the flro was extinguished before more than a row hundred dollars worth of datuaRo was done to tho structure. All tho boloiiRlnRS of the Dtihuls' were savo undnmnRod. Mrs. Dubula. who was 111 In bed, was carried out, and suffer ed connlderablu nervoua shock, rend ItiR their leaslnR of another houio the Uubuls nro staylnR at the Altamont. Tbo orleln of tho fire Is mysterious. It was shown beyond a doubt not to hnvo started from elo-trlc wlrlnR, as first anticipated. Tho rim was en- lentireiy on me outsiuo oi ine imuw. rTonuidv the kUclicn. , This Is the sec ond llmo thrF7V.weoc?liaa beeu partly burned. ItOAH WOltK (X)NTIXfKH. Tho road roller finished Its work on llond street on last week nnd was taken out of town for a sliort tlmo to work on county roads. It Is ex pected to lie book an Thursday or Friday nnd will iwKta at one on wan street on which okfldeni havo ben placed. Qlheiiiois From Homo where you arc not known, avoid all trouble in regard to your funds by carrying AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION TRAVCLGRS CHGQUGS Thcne cheques aro equally useful for travelers In America or Abroad. They identify the holder to hotels, ticket agents and merchants, ' who accept them at face value in payment of accounts. They are not available to finder or thief, if lost or stolen. Let us explain tho system. Away IWxiV WAV J Ttaa I JllW n Deschutes State Bank Hucceaaor to Uio DcscHutles Banking & Trust Company 11KNI), OIUXJON. - i i i '' 11. PBimEMi. Pros. F. O. MINOR, 8oo'y. H.'m; LAIIA, Onshlor. DinEOTOns. D, Ferroll . F, O. Minor, E. M. Lara AUIiourIi tho flro risk In the tim ber of tho Deschutes valley Is very nllRht, due to tho open diameter of the fowls nnd tho rnwdnm from un derbrush, tho various imrtlen Inter ested nro muklnrf double Insurance URnlnst flro'und plannliiR to aafe Rtinrd thouisolvea URalusl even the Hiimll losses that are poMlblo. Any linmedlato danRer of forest fires has been postiionod by tho re cent rains that havo fallon ovor Uio country but the local forestry offi cials and tho newly organized tire pa I trol nisoolatlon are already making 1 nrratifrmtmntfl In MUnnarnln fir fnr. est protection nnd completing their plana for tho moat careful and em olnnt system of flro (Kitrol this section of the country has ovor known. The attainment or thla end la made possible this year by the formation of the new association, embracing all the largo timber Interests, as already described In The ilullotlii. and by the eonstructlun of many miles of tele phono lino connecting the various look-out stat'ons. From these sta tions, which are placed on the high IKilnts at different parts of the coun try, It will be possible to detect any tire that may start anywhere within tho district covoroU by the Dosehutas forest and that part of the Paulina forest which Is administered from (lend, ns well ns In the privately own ed tlmbor of this roRlon. At a recent conference between Forest Supervisor Merrltt and J. II. Honor, reprcsentlnR tho flro patrol association, plana were made to avoid duplication of work on tho part of the two Interests. All fires discov ered by tho watchmen of either will bo rcortfd to tho other and eaoh will Klve tho other nld In flRhtlng any flro tjiat may break nut whether In tho national forest or In prlvatoly owned limber. Temporary location of flro patrol men has been ntado by Mr. Merrltt as follows: Harry Chlldors, Ilosland ranger station, C. A. Smith, Fine Mountain ranKor station, U. O. Steovens, Wal ker Peak look-out, W. 1). Hunt. Port Rook. L. E. Troyor, Illaok nuttc George Wilson, Tutnalo. C. C. Bu chanan, AUInghnm rangor station, and W. J. Usher, Crane Prairie. All these wardens wtll have telephone connection with the six look-outs at will the othora who are to be added to tho force at a later time. 100,000 TROUT PUT III RIVER WORK WAS DONE MONDAY All nro Knslcro Itroolc Trout, Which Already Havo I'rmpcrn! In Dew- oIiu(h Fifteen Auto Owners Contribute Assistance In Work TO JH8UK 1MIONK MKKCTOllV. Tho Plonoor Tolephono Company has prepared a dlreotory which will cover all their phonos hero, at Prlne vlllo and elsewhere where their aer vlao reaches. It Is now being print ed, nnd will bo Issued probably within two weeks. After Itn Issue the cen trals will nbtlgo all patrons to use number when calling. Tho Desohutea river has 100,000 morn trout In It than were there on Monday morning. At least, that number of fry wore plaeml In the river Monday, nnd no doubt most of them have sucoeedod In establishing resldenco dosplto tho climatic or urjualle ehango and the unnelgh bcrllness of the larger fish with tin 0 retlte for Xri it frv. Thu Stnto's distribution car "Rain bow" urrlved Monday morning with tho enrgo of trout, this being the iar'n first trip of tho season. At once District Oumo Warden Clyde McKay got to v.otk, and before noon all tho trout wero either in tho river or on their wny to It. Fifteen auto mobiles assisted In tho work, all do nating their services free, nnd Aunes contributed so mo trucking. The trout In this shipment wore all Hastorn Itrook Trout, nnd they hnvo boon placed from llond all tho uy up to and In Fall river. Last August othora of this species woro planted, and during the past month many have been caught by local flshermon over eight Inches In length, indicat ing thu rapidity of their growth. Home have mistaken the oastern trout for small Dolly Vardena. They aro distinctly speckled. Tom Craig waa In chargo of the car. Assisting Mr. McKay In handl ing tho flah wore II. W. Skuso, Lute Furst, touts Doonar and II. Latham. H. C. Kills, Dr. Ferrell and tho Rod & Gun Club hired an auto truck to help In tho distribution. Tho names of the car owners who took out 'fish together with their destination: and tho n u in ho r of cans of fish they oared for follows: Aune'a wagons took 18 cans to Slsemoro Meadows, and tha Mill bridge. Geo. Young North Canal dam, 1; J. A. Hastes, Ilenham Falls, 0. W. II. Stunts, county bridge C. John Stoldl. Fall river. C Glbb, Fall river C. Miller, county h rid go 6. Floyd Dement, Fall River C. J. N. Hunter, county bridge C. V. A. "orhes, county brldgo C. Fred Ilozell county brldgo 4. E. A. Sathor. Rob- insons bridge 15. O. C. Henklo. Jones homostcad C. Frank Dibble, county brldgo S. William Speck. Shonqucsta E. S. C. Cr.ldwoll (driv en by Nuto Polndexter) county brldgo 15. Nackcr truck, county brldgo 25. Each oan holds approximately COO fish. tha question as to what position this section of tho county should assume In tho mntter. It la generally understood that tho north endors aro anxious to obtain tho support of tho west sldo of tho county on their proposition ns thoy feel that without It It will bo almost Impossible for thorn to obtain the necessary porccntago of votes to put tho division through. Tho sugges tion was made on Saturday thnt this would bo the proper time for tho southwest corner of the oounty to start a division on its own account giving to tho north end all the assis tance possible In Ita fight and expect ing tho samo from it. In this way It would be mora noarly possible for both sections to achieve tho results thoy were after. So definite stand on the matter was taken at Saturday's meeting htit a committee waa appointed to eon slder the question and to confer with representatives from the proposed Jefferson county on the different as pects of tho plnn. The noxt lunchoon will bo nt tho Hotel Wright on Saturday. A COUNTY DIVISION PLAN DISCUSSED AT LUNCREON SugKCHtlon Is Made thnt Soutlnvot Part or County Also lirrnk Off Committee l Appointed. The North end proposition for the division of tho county waa dlncuSted t the Commercial Club luncheon at the Pilot llutto Hotel on Saturday MHd general consideration given to Chance for tho Lonely Hnchclors of tho Mllllcnn Valley. Tho Itulletln Is not running a mat rimonial bureau but when Uio mull brings a totter llko tho following it has to bo given to Its readers; Editor The Bulletin: "I have been told that there are many good men In your part of tho country who havo everything to make them happy but good wives. I camo west hoping I'd find a good rancher who might be needing Just me. I always dreamed about my ranch. .Will bo glad to send full In formation to right person. Have a splendid friend a womau of maturo years, educated and dignified and hansomo enough to grace any home. So If you know of two men of say 4o or 50 perhaps, I'd be glad to havo you pass this letter to him. Publish It In your paper if you like, but kindly omit name, and only give that to any one who may oare to write me. I will appreciate your Interest, and anything you oan do for mo will be greatly appreciated. Miss Portland, Oregon. Name nnd address glvon on application. JULY FOURTH PLANS MATURE GOOD CELEBRATION IS ASSURED CIcneromi Attendance from Westgldo Communities Hxpccted Member ship of Committees Olrcn llnso Ihill Players are Practicing, D. E. HUNTERJS RACK While General Huttlue Is Poor, Im provement Hereafter Expected. D. E. Hunter, of the Rend Com pany, returned Monday morning, and will bo hero probably most of the 8ummer Mr. llunter saya'that business Is extremely quiet all over tho country, and that In comparison with the average conditions Rend's situation is extremely prosperous and satisfactory. "Eastern bankers are optimistic." said Mr. Hunter, "and the general belief Is that from now on conditions will Improve. Dumper crops aro as sured, and that means everything. Also, the worst of tho Mexican busi ness seems past, and there la good reason to suppose that tho railroads will be grunted their Ave per cent. Increase In freight rates, which will loosen things a very great deal." LICENSES ISSUED HERE. Ry appointment ot county clerk Warren Rrown, J. A. Eastes has been appointed a deputy for Issuing ang ler's and hunting license. Thla ap pointment has been made on tho reoommondatlon ot tho local fish and KRine olllclals nnd will make the mat ter of obtaining licenses much easier than It has hitherto been. Plans are shaping up well for tho Fourth of July celebration here, th committee aro getting to work and a rencrous amount of Interest In tho project Is Uolnfc evideneed not only locally but by people of neighboring communities. Invitations havo been sent to neighboring communities, and Judg ing by the responses received from various Individuals many will make Rend their headquarters this season. Last year Rend had no celebration, most of the locnlfolkn going to Red mond, nnd the yoar before no celebra tion being held hero so as not to In terfere with Prlnevlllo's. Thcroforo the feeling this season Is general that It Is Rend'a turn, and although thn County Seat did not consult Rend before starting their celebration plans, so as to reciprocate for tho courtesy extended It from here In 1912, it is believed that the West aldo district will corao here to a groat extent. r Raseball practices are being held Sunday afternoons, and according to the athlotlc ooramltteo a lot of good material Is showing up. Negotiations aro progressing with a Portland nine and a first class game Is assured. Tha band Is organizing again, and nrplb nbly 18 pieces will supply muslaG JjV good tennis match: with Redmonrhati been arranged, and entries for the canoe tilting contest already have been secured. While Laid law was counting some what on a celebration of Its own. tho people there hare generously agreed to let tbo move drop nnd all come to Rend. A very largo attendance is expected, especially from the camps, whence visitors wilt come over the Fourth, which comes on a Saturday, and ovor Sunday as well. Tho committees to date aro as fol lows: General and Finance, J. A. Eastes, R. JI . Olgg. Charles W. Er nkine, Horry TUanlon. Mrs. -8. Mcin tosh. Sports: R. M. Glbb. II. W. Skuse, J. G. McKay. Lunch and ad vertising: Chas. W. Ersklne. R. W. Sawyer, J. P. Keyes, C. M. McKay. Floats and decorat'ons: Harry Man Ion. R. M. Smith. F. A. Dennett. Ladles: Mrs. Mcintosh. Miss M. E. Coleman, Mrs. G. P. Putuam, Mrs. E. M. Thompson. MEETING TONIGHT. There will bo a meeting of tha general committee at J. A. Bastes' office tonight at eight o'clock. All members of committees and others with suggestions or who aro specially Interested are urged to attend. MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCE Reyond tho display of flags In a few places In town nnd tho closing of tho banks and tho post olflco thero was practically no observance of Memorial Day In Dend. Several vls Itod the cemetery and placed flowers on tho graves. There wore no O. -V. R servlcos. :v SCREEN DOORS Screen Windows Screen Cloth Screen Hinges nnd Springs and nil Houseclenning ne cessities, including O-Cedar Mops nnd Oil. Also Colol liquid gloss, the wonderftil furni ture polish. See window display. BEND HARDWARE CO. ty ydlxi yiJ The First National Bank OF BEND, BEND.OR.EGON mi U. C. COB, President E. A. SATHER, Vloo- President (.'. S. HUDSON, Cashier Capital fully paid Surplus - - 936.000 18,000 J CI3 To Homeseekers: Parties contemplating taking Home steads in the new lartds just eliminated from the Forest Reserves, should bear in mind that Bend is tho closest Banking town to these, lands. We are making a special effort to be of service to new people coming ipto Gon tral Oregon. Gall and see us and arrange your fi nances, so you will not have any trouble in having your checks cashed. $ 5r!v W TEe FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BEND DIRECTORS U. C. Cok E. A. Satiiek O. S. Hdiison o. m. PATTiinso; n. ''. Erw& m "VSSP"1 MUJMt Mwn i wjTt " V its i v" " --"y- -- - - -"t-iV- - t. oe iuiiUi'i'iyi