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fr the Bend bulletin i- .'. tfl M t HUM), OltCOON, VHDNKHIAV AITKIl.NOO.V, HKPTEMHHIt , 101 f. NO. 27, .!. a i ff Vol. XII. IIIlroads (division goes says mwm on the ballot HO. W. OFFICIAL ENDOR 4 " SES CENTRAL OREGON I Un Aililre Hero Mommy O.-W. or Itrliil (Mowing!)' Hxpiwr! Ill High Dpliilnii of llcml mill i'nllli In ita Piilurr ProinUc Development Of tint speeches Hi tlio Iwmuunl glv (Hi to the Ail Clubbra Monday nlx'it that of William MoMurrny. of thn 0..V. It. ft N. C nhowod the liHit upprwlNtloit of tluTrtteourooa nf Cen tral Oiokoii ami the future or ln I. It wbh pnitttUx by vflrttgjWrtlteit by Mr. MrMurrity In whlaIF"he cnllad -till aeetlnn tlit l.niul or TnlHMi. there by Imtlniitlng III" recognition of tin nnrt hetriK pmyod here iv w. u 'Qhane). Taboo or the Kniblem CIu'i. Thn epeeeh In -full huh ns follows (Oontliiuml on pawn 0 ) :S.E. ROBERTS BADLY BURNED WHILE PLAYING "VDLCANiST" 'Hut Hipplto Uuriix Hi Mnyi nt l'ot iiml Fire Oilier Charge, liiaurliig 11m fluci-ea of llnfcrliilmiitttit. 1 Only one accident marred the two 4jfcr of entertainment accorded the Portland visitor, and even that ono did am eonm to their attantloii to ' war their enjoyment, nntll attar they , had returned to their Jwhmos. During thtf "eruption" nt I.ava Dutl. 8. 14. Huberts, i had charge 41 Arlng black powder anil dynnmlte it the top f the eon, km severely urued. There wan n plenaant touch Of hnrolaiH BlKiut thn aactilent. loo, fur although hi lunula were badly horned nnil lila fne painfully search- DM. KoburU atnek at Ilia poet and itticcoaded Ih reaching the plunge lutiarlwi ntul firing tho rt of thn ospioftlvoa under his ehnra Am) Tttn than. fnrlng Hint acknowledge- went of the nMlilant would mar tliu pleasure of tho Portlander. tlio In- jHrml mnti illtl not put In nn apponr anee until nil the vtaltora IihiI gone. "Nowii or tliu ncaJilant waa nlao un- whmiIohwI nt I ho Imnquet lator In tho evening. A hlKlt wind was hlowlnx. na'l wIkk ltobrtn lit tho funa rfliinfrtlHjj with ah oin furrow flllad with blaek " powilar. it una Idowii from hm bHHtta Ittu a mnaa of powdar. which Hnrwi y(f and hiirnml him. I1 wa brought to towH In T II. Way ' car amt r M(r(l madlral atltttllon. II M aUW Mt Hat around, but will Mfti hava tha im of hU haadd fur Mm Unta. KIM Illtl lltUlt. A. A. Ollinon, lioineatMiiler In tha MIIIIvnii vnlly, hllloil bin hear when out iloor huntlitK lnat wnk on iHe tide of I'lna llomitnln. lie wna orOMlnic 0. V. HartwlR'a homoatoAd whon ho mn Into tho Mr follow and HceatMliHl In killing Mm with thron Hhotx from it 30-10 KUtuittntle. llrutn Vfrtghwl about BOD ihwhiIii nrul fur nlahad froah moat for all tho aottlom Ih tlio ualKhlorhood tor Miroral duya. Str&ich Ae Vmvi& 'cYaur Income ' ; '-' ' , . ' Thoro nro two wnya ot stotchlnB rlRht way. t You and your wife can pull on flilffering pay envolopo nasi' for breath, Tbat'o tho wrong way, '1,uO-r,;y9u d tho botlorhnlf can got right doyn to braartacka lioth'onda ngalnat tho mlddlo ao eucceaatully that your Income will atrotoU liol to If tto' a healthy bank account with ua, COURT MADd ORDER FRIDAY Hk-cIiiI KcmIiii of Count)' Court Hold In Act on tlicTuo County llUUlou IVtltlona HprliiKrrV Tonllnr1 .MuUrn (ho Action Svivtiiry Wlint wnM foarwl for n tlmn to ho n doap laid nIihiiio to koop tin coun ty dlvhdnn (liiaatlon off thn Novoin- lior Imllot couhihI n little worry In tho north mid aouth woat MMtloiiH of tho county on WailiiMidny and Thurmlay Lntor It nppoorod that tlioru wua im plot wlmtovur nnd tho drndrtul ordor wnn iimiIo lV tliu roumy court, n mitliiK Hint tlio votura will Iiiivh a I'lianeo to oxproaa lliemnHlvim whon tho tlino cornea two uiontha honro Th fxir r tlm plot nroao whon tha dlKHtloiiM from Hand nnd Madraa with tho Daat'hutod nnd Jorforaou n- lllliina fAiiml llinl f 'mint .lilillfnl Sprlnur autNiroAtly did not Inland to held nny mwalon of tho oounty rourt thU month. Indad, on Wad lionday It aoaitiMl Hint Ouuimlaalnnor llrown waa In alllnnea with Hprlnicr Mr nalihar or thaw waa on hand to oimm tha aaaaloH that day, Commla lonar Uarlay ImIhk tho only one at lila pout, llrown turuod up on Thurs day but Mill tkaro waa no IuiIk nnd many who had come to the county aaat to tranMct thalr bualneM kvo It up and left. Friday meriilNK rourt houto oin rlnla had h talatihone maaaaiio from Julian HprlitKur. who wm then at iNa tora, that ha would h In rrlnavlllo nt noon. Friday nftcrnoon n apettnl alon of tha aourt waa culled nnd tho iit'cwHHiry ordora made on IkHi tho dlvlilnu wtltlon. No word Iib ooiiiH to Hand yat k! IiiK the row)ii of the Judga'a not' apnoaraneo on the flrat day or tha aoMlnn hut It la not bollevod that t waa the raault or nny fratno-up on thn part of thoo who are nppoaod to tho dlvUlon or the county. Judp Kprlnger ovlilently forKot that the court mot on the first Wednesday of tho month nnd when ho woke up ha hurlcd to Prlnovlllo na fnnt na ho roiiWr'GonTniljmtouer llrown did the Mtno HiIjik nnd tho apeelal oaalon of tne court on Friday tnndo oTorythlnx nil rlitht. Fn-llmlnnry Ually. A OoHiiuorrlnl Olub Iiohko wnrmlng and prallmfnary rally wnt hold In tho now el lib rooma In the Johnson build InK Tliumdar nlcht at which the Mtu etloH M It then praacntad Itaelf waa tho clilaf aublaet of dlculon. The ahaenca of fraeldent Kevaa nacmtat Utad Ibf afeorlonln of tho proaraw aomewhat. Hemarka warn mada by It. II Ha Armond and It. W Sawyan tha former tailing of the county court altuntloH In I'rlnevllla and the latter dlacuaalnK tjuealJona and tha rhancea of auccwaa. Further nicotine are planned for the eomlnp weeka loth iu Uend nnd other towna In Daachutw county nnd the campaign proinlniw to bo n warm ono. coryrv waiikants cam.hu. County Troaauror Jordan haa Blr. on untleo that nil reRlnterud nnnnrHl fund wnrrnntH up to nnd IncludltiK reKlairy number tOO will be pnlj when praeentml. lnter"ont ceaaea Sep teinlwr 10. your lucotnor-A wrong way and a tf ' It from oppoalnn ends until the lons and work That'a tho right way, Try It n 9K EXCURSION IS NOTABLE SUCCESS ADMEN'S SPECIAL TRAIN BROUOHT 103 PROMI NENT PORTLANDERS TWO DAYS ARE WHIRLWIND OF ENTERTAINMENT NEWSPAPERS ECHO ENTHUSIASM Sunday morning ahortly nftor bov en o'clock the apoolnl train of tho Portland Ad Club oxouralan rolled In to llend nnd 103 of tho 1 1 trout vlaltora nny town ovr had dUombnrkod nnd advanced In foreo upon the ooinmunl ly. Thnrimftor until Into Mondny iiIkIiI thoBo oxourMlonlati were the KuvatH of ll'ind, nnd for forty hours thoy wtiro kopt tolerably buay, final ly Ioavlng with ovnry ovldeuco of having had n roynl Kood time. Two weokH ago tho Portlnnd men In charKo roiiorlcd they oipuatnd to bring about bo on tho rxcunilou; nd verae bualneaa condltlona tnndo much Junketing dlfllcult. A week ngo they plHced'tha flRtire nt 7B. ftoturdny nlxhl thuy wired Hint the maximum numhor, whleh hnd boon ret at 100. wna oxccoiled. and oven nt that many were turnud nway. Not only In number did In quali ty did tho Portland guueta honor Mend for ovory ono In ihe party waa it proreaalonnl man or the head of a hualuo In other wonU. bin own iKM-n. And thoy ropreaonied all tha loading nnmoa of Portlnnd'a buatneei llfo na well Ha the Commercial Club, the Kotary Club and other organlxa tlona. In addition to the ICmblcm Club nnd the Commercial Club the Port landera were the gueeta of the Turn nlo Project nnd of the eople or 8 la turn. They were breakfaatml at the Mmblcm Club, lunched at Slatera. dlnwl at Camp Hlx. nutomoblled nnd lunched by tho Commercial Club nnd Anally banituoted In the new Kmblem Club hall tpeclalty erected for the o ennton. Incidentally, In their honor a fake volennlo eruption wna pulM off nt l-nva Unite, the burleaque "na ture man." Know Jolee. Imiwraonat- ml by II. A. Stover, appeared from tha tall timber, nnd nil hnnua were ar retted and clad In clownish garb. And on tholr part they contributed to the gaiety of tho occasion by Initiat How to Describe (Crook County Journal.) Soptomber S, 19H. The rejuvenated -llouU-lmll-toani outplayed the Central Oregon cham pions and won easily, G to S, last Sunday. String Fleming, V. of O. pitcher- twirled a great game for thi litter Mitt Ijls oao bad Inning, oeupled with ragged support, gnvo Putnam" Pais tholr flrat real victory over the county scat bait team within tha memory or the present generation. The features of thtf game were tha fielding or Paul and the hitting or Van Metor for Ind and the kinder garten ba running of Prlnevllle. The lnat three Innings were played with a ImII minus a cover, as the en tire supply of the village was used In tho first part of the game. Hood roanagumcut apologized and promised that a supply would bo obtained from Prlnevlllo or Portland for tho next game. llend wan the scene of riotous Joy alter the game. Old men declared that never In their memory had so miraculous an event occurred. May. or Miller declared n civic holldav, canons were fired and the laud play ed "llend Forever." PLUMBING V and , Plumbing v Supplies; A Complete',Stock to , Choose 'from S ft Bend Hardware Company Tins COMPANY that put tub "WKAn" IN HARDWARE. ing a tcore of local men Into the Order of Muta, n proceeding which loft nil concerned aore with laughter, nnd thoy honored Ileml with n de lightfully attractive and Imprfwtlve ceremony, the Planting of tho Rote. Tha excursion wan the Inrgeat ever mudo from Portland to n town tho alzo of llend. and by the unlvenml ndmlialon of all tho vleUorn waa tho moat uuhiuo nnd onjoyabla affair of tho kind participated In by the Ad mon. Tho Junket to llend resulted dlrootlv from a vlalt made to the Ail Club Iiihi May by the Kmblem Club. At the hrenkfast table Sunday mottling oach Portlnnder found a card with tho following nnnoune fiiout. ncknowlodRlng the co-ojiem-tlotl of the people of Hand, and oth ers. In tho general eotortalntnent: "(leutlemon of the Ad Club: "It has fallen to our fdoeiwnt lot to give you your first woleinoo and to entertain you at broakfaat and In the evening of both days; but the Iwnblam Club Is a social and dining elub, pure nnd simple: and we wish you to understand that, from the time you leave the Club oach morn ing until you return to tho Club In the evening, you are Hot In the hand or the ICmblem Club who ac company you, but'aro oxporionafng h voluntary and anontaneoua hospitali ty on the irt of the whole poulatlon of llend, of nelghltortng towns, and ovon of the farmera of Central Ore gon, that fills our hoarta with pride and gratitude, and should be to yon an evidence of what muat Imj the fu ture of any region tho deetlny of whleh rests In the bands of such people TUB KMM.SU CLUH." Some conception of tho Improealon mndo upon the Hoo City guest '. echoed In the following extracts tak en tom tho many prea reports of (Continued on last page.) a Lost Bali Game (Tho Bond Uulletin.) September 9. 1914. TheoJuvvnatel. Prluevlllo -ball team outplayed the Bond champions aid won easily 16 to 3 lav. Sunday Vorvnl Springer, regular Horn! oltch or, twirled a groat game for the los ers but his few bad Innings coupled with ragged support, gave Gray's Cowling's their first victory over the rail town ball team within the mem ory of the present administration. The f pat urea of tha game were the fielding of Tetherow nnd the hit ling of llown an for Prlnevlllo and the kindergarten batting of Uend. The last three Inning were played on a diamond covered with 'st aa the entire wator supply of the village was guarded by the hat boy. which wasn't much. Prlnevlllo manage ment apologised nnd promised that n mipply would be obtalnod from the DcschutoB river at llend for the next gamo. Prlnevlllo wns the scene of riotous Joy nftor tho game. Old men declar ed that novur In their memory had so miraculous nn event occurred. May or Clifton declared a civic holtdar. cannon were tired ana the band play ed "Prlnevllle Village." i f i.t SISTERS AND LAIDLAW HOSTS JOIN IN EXCURSION EN TERTAINMENT After Arrctt In Uend, Lathli lfopl tallty at Klfttcra nnd Cmup Hlx Dc- Ughta Admen Clad In I)urluuo I'rlMin Garb its .full Sulntitute From tho time when Ute first pkua were made for tha reception of the Admen those In charge hero a grew I that the excursion should not be an exrlualvely fiend affair. U waa de cided to offer neighboring eommuttl Ilea tho opportunty to abare la the entertainment of the Portlandera, so that others would reap the be no ft ta together with llend; ao best 'would- Uend guests return after getting a real Introduction to a representative portion of Central Orogon. . Sisters and Laldlaw, Ute latter rotv rosentod by the Tutualo Projoct, nt ouce fell In with the plan and en thusiastically Joined with llend In the entertainment of the excursionists. So Sunday looming, aa toon aa the Admon were breakfasted, they atari ed, In 21 cars, for Slatera. Hut is the autos speeded down Wall street each waa arreated and the occupants hustled to the court of J. A. Bast en. Justice of the Peace. There, under the prosecution of V. A. For boa and Charles Kraklne. the epeedera were speedily found guilty of violating Or dinance Number It. and sentenced to Jail. Hut at the lockup It was ox plalnod that there weren't enougn cells to go around and that all hanc'a would be freod If they wore convict aulta of lurid blue and yellow. Af ter donning the costume, the Admen then were released by Chlof of Po lice Itoborta, and his deputies, It. M. Smith. Claude Mannholmer. Ralph Dartlott. Joe McKay and Harry Man ton, and proceeded on their way west ward. Close to Sisters. In .C beautiful grove of pines close to a stream, the hospitable wostend residents had pro pared tho biggest kind of a gener ous picnic lunch, prosldcd over by the ladles of the community. There were chlckons; and plos, and cakoa nnd a , i ' (Continued on page 10.) JUDGE GALLOWAY HERE .cctN I,ociil Odd FclloH-n Friday Night. William Oallowav, Orand Maatnr or Odd Fellows of Oregon, on an of ficial tonr or ?! lodged of the SUto. wm in Brad Friday and 8atnray. Ai an open meeting of th lodcw Friday even'ng he delivered an address up on the magnificent qualities of Odd Fellowahlo and expressed pleasure at the condition ot the loeal lodge. Fol lowing tho addroas refreshments wero served. Judge Galloway, in add'Mon o be ing Orand Master of the Odd Fellow lodges In Oregon. Is Justice of the Circuit Court and Is candidate to auccoed hlmsolf at the coming gen eral election. It wns his decision, sustained bv tho Supreme Court. thM permitted the construction of the Tuutalo Project. Ms,a9,t8S "" ,51! , K ""sva? B! T13C!DCI)tI3 The First National Bonk OF BEND, BEND.OPsEGON V 9rLJ U C. COK, Presldaut It A. SATIIKR, Vioo- President C. S. UUDSON, Cashier Cauitol fully paid r - -''$$,000 Surplu ..-.:.- 2,00Q TO TRAVELERS: The American Bankers Travelers Ghecks aro'not now issued by the Banks, owing to the war. If you are going away secure one of our LETTERS OF CREDIT which may be cashed at Hotels, Banks and other places without identification. Sums may be obtained on them as needed, -saving the danger of carrying currency, and buying drafts. We do not make any charge for them and ; you will find they are very convenient. I . J i i ' 'i T ' " TEe FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BEND Mi) DIRECTORS ' 1 GUESTS AT GLUB BANQUET A HAPPY DEDICATION FOR NEW HALL Speaking Progratd Ja Kxccllcnt and Kongs .MnUc.lit-rMany Novel Iif fecta In lcrirntjvn nnd light ing arc Added Attraction. The drowning feature ot the two days of (us aad sightseeing came Monday night, whan for the first time the Inrgo new hall, erected for this occasion and Just completed, wai opened and the Portland guosta wero banqueted by the Hntblem Club. In slzo. In quality of menu, attrae tivonosa of surroundings and generjtl unlqueneea the dinner proved to tjo tho moat notable event of tho kind over atagod In Central Orogon; an I without doubt It left a memory ot glowing good fun and lionnteous Jias pfullty In the minds of the guesta of the evening. There wero 180 at the (Continued on lost page.) - DISCUSSION OF INITIATIVE v LAWS FOUND INTERESTING, Commercial Club Meeting Knfcrtaln- Ing Three More Measure To He Token l'p Ncxi Saturday. The Commercial Club meetlng.and luncheon Saturday was one of tip) moat Interesting and entertaining yet held, the gathering listening t the first ot tho discussions of tbo measures to be voted on In Novem ber. ' - v Three subjects wero taken up on Saturday, the constitutional amend mout aJlowJpg the state to lend its credit for tho construction of Irriga tion and power projects, tho amond nicat requiring voterc to bo citizens of thd United States, and the ont creating tho ofuee of lleutenaut gov ernor. C S. Hudson aud It. V. Sawyer took the two sides of the first question. C. W. Kraklne and J. A Hastes -the-aecondi and-FfcMJ-FH-Ua and II. II. De Armond the third. The last speaking was wholly extem poraneous, thn subject being assigned to Messrs. Ellis and Do Armond at the luncheon, on Its appearing that tho third set or selected speakers were not able to bo present. Next Saturday at the Wright Hotel luncheon three mora topics will bo taken up as follows: On abolishing the Desert Land Hoard. A. O. Walker, afHrmattv: U P. Putnam, negative: on the Palolwj Iarker dentistry Ml!. Dr. J. II. Oon narn. attrutattve. Or. B. Ferrell. neg ative: on the Honiara Oregon 8i4 Normal school, J. 11. Sbouao, affirma tive and C. S. Benson, negative. Aa thes dlaeuMlons are nut onlv Interostlng la themselves but fur nish the voter with Ideas on the measure on which ho must vote at the coming election It (s hoped that every man and woman voter In town will make n point of attending the coming meetings. The dtscusstou of the law abolishing the Desert Land Hoard next Saturday la expected O l of especial interest to the settlers In this neighborhood msmxms -ra IT. C. CORY E. A. HATIIKK V. U, HUDSON v 9. m. Pattbiisw H. c. elms V. Deschutes State Bank r. 3CSG2&i UEND, OltKOON. '&Pj'J$ ''&$J