I THE BEND BULLETIN,, . Vol. XII. jikmi, oitnao.Vi wkhniwiiay aitkkkoo.v. octoihjh at, ioi , no. as; i: i K si 5 ir SILL GANG .ANTI-DIVISIONISTSARE SHOWN UP 'Madras ami lrlno!llo Paper Itoa.t Tlioo Wlio Fight for Political and ' Hellish Motive OnlyKInK' Latrat atnnrt Not ConslsU'iit. Concerning thn gontlomon who nro chlelly nctlvo. In fighting county dlvl. Won, two county papura linvo this to . "It la or Interest to tho volora of iIim iirnnnanil JnfTortton county to note that principal opposition to county ilviiion ih not lounu ui -pnyora but ainonK ho tax spenders nnd tax dodger. Those who nro now miultlng tho public "imp" or nro lick ing tho froth from tho babes mouth, who havo lillliorto had an opporlun- Mly to Krow fnt from lliat anmo source of nutrition woro notable nl n gath ering at Lnmonln on Saturday night on it at Gateway on Monday night, m tnaf lw aon from tho list or thoi rrom Prlnnvlllo: John Combs, ox-dop-ul' aharlR; Colllna Klklns, brolhor of lh present nhcrlff; Hnlph Jordnn troMtiror: Hilly Kin. ox-treniurr nnd ono of the ohlor purveyor to tho county at the present tlinof, CoJ. Smith niul Jnroe ltlM, ox-oommla-itloner and ex-manager of tho llnln. win 8heep Company." (Madra Plo- or. I .... .. Tho Prlnovllle Now prlnta tho rol. "Tho auto loada of antl-dlvlonlst Iravo Prinovlllo regularly to attend tho meetings. AmT why? Can any ono toll ua why thla extreme xnal ousnosa on tho part at four or five business mon who nro working so "liard egalnst tho Indicated wish of tho majority of tho county? " What I. thn mnllvn? IjM US BOO. 8oma of thoso mon aro In a business that will necessitate mo estaoiisn meat of other oIScm In tho new coup. 'ila If Ihav III! ruvnr the BtttHO field nf nnaratlon aa now. Othara of tho .opposition have received considerable oouniy uuainoM wmen "' ll.il. I..,lnaa alanrlnnltlt. TOO OlVl- . slon of tho county moans thn break. lug up of the aoppou 01 certain poli tical alliances which might result In omo of tho county business falling Into other hands. HUt aro all tho pooplo of Crook county to Buffer, as thoy have during tho pant tow yoara, Just becauso a rc-arrangomcnl m.i oonr.llnir in Ihn nllh of ' tho woplo. mlRht bllnht tho political , aiplratlona of ono amall community. iiioatnonu i ur. wcwipu iv i' tho county bimlnoM for dlitrlbutlon ncoordlnu to law, or. bueauio It may tntwforo with Individual political plana of thran or four proB? . If ih people ant county dlvkilon. .i... ...in i..v it ha fnr nil hoard from mora Hub RO per cent of tin, , pooplo or wnai wi roniaiu m uium eounty. favor dlvlalon. In faet. vory little opiioaltloii hna been hoard ox- cent froin tho nourcwi mentioned.' Pernnpa tho moat blltar orltiolam liaa bn dlraetwl asalnut W. K. Klnc Slnntha iwfori) tho dlvlalon moo utartod Mr. KIR ld aullo ppaltlvvly to n Hand man. that ho would favor dlvlalon If tho lino ahould bo drawn natlafnotorlly to Prinovlllo. Whon a (Contlnjied oh lnU PRO$) " IN Little.Talkson Banking Checks A LllHCK IS AN OIIDHU TO TUB IIAN'K TO PAY TO TUB PARTY Oil PAUTIKB DBSIONATRD, A OBIt TAIN BUM OUT OF TUB FUNDS BTANJUNO TQ TJIJB ORUD1T OF TJ1H OKAWGIt OF THIS CIICIC OK JHB ,,ANCI?BOKB,S?AY HB DttAWN PAYAUU5 HttllBR TO 1IIJAH Hit Oil TO OltDBH. IF MADB PAYAHLB TO 1BAI t. ANY PBHBON HOI.DINO TUB CHKOK CAN PHB3BNT IT AND llBOElVB TUB MONBY. BUG HA ailBCIC DOH8 NOT UKQUlItK TUB IDBNTIFIOATION OFTIIB HOLDim Olt.UIBOU ANY OTHF.lt BNOOH8K; MHNT. IK MADM PAYAlll.B TO OltDBH. TUB IJANIC MOOT SATIBFY ITSBI.F, HBFOItB PAYINQ TUB MON BY THAT TllB PBHBON PHB81JNTINO TUB ailBOK B TI B PHOPB t PBHSON TO HBCB1VB IT. CIIKOKB MADB PAYAH1.U TO OUDBIt MU8T HB BNDOnBBD HY 1IUvHBNTHB WH1TTBN AMOUNT IB DIFFBHBNT FROM TUB FIC1URB8, TUB WIUTTBK AMOUNT U0VTHB8, DRAWBR OF A CHECK MUST TAKE PROPBR PRBCAUTION8 AGAINST FRAUD WHICH MIGHT HB PRACTICED HY BOMB FUTURE HOI.DBH. ALWAYS WRITE WITH PEN AND INK WRITE ROTH T IB FiaURBS AND THE WRITTEN AMOUNT A8 FAR TO TllB LEFT AB POSBIULB TO PREVENT TUB1 IN 8BR ON OF OTHER FIQURBBOIl WORD8 IN FRONT OF THEM. ALTHOUGH A II A NIC IB OKNBRAU.Y ClAm B IP IT PAY8 RAISED CHBClC THBDRAWER CAN HE HELD IF IT IB gHOWN THAT HR DID NOT TAKE PROPER PREaAriONa IN WHITING THE CHECK. CHECKS WRITTEN IN 0.EAD PENOII ARE CASHlSP AT TllB MAKER'S RISK. HANKS ARE IN NO WAY WA1ILE FOR CHE0KB WRITTEN IN THIS ''MAKNBftv rWmnW PJtQXBOTlVB-DBVIpBJB W WSf? oW CABliwn I WH OWN RECEIPT. WHY Nf)T tlPEN AN ACCOUNT A'D PAY YOjattflJIWS Willi -OljECttfl ON VIIB "Mr tv Deschutes State BamiJItV ') ' JIBN.I, OltEGON, 1T,; I 1 II. FERREL Prosldont 13: M. LARA, .Canhlor -f HPIUNOIJII l'OH DIVIHION, 4- (luyon Hpilimor, county JudKo - nnd nl ono t lino nnd nnothor rn clploul of KDiioroun "ctiln" - from Tho llullolln, hna nnnounc- od hlluuolf an nnloiit dlvlalon - nupportor. .Olhoraln tho public political oyo who havo nnnoitne od tholr unaunllflod aupport ror - dlvlalon nro tho followlnif can- dldntoa: J. K. iflnnclmrd, com inlMloiion IC II. Kiioz, ahorlff; Wndo lluatou, aurvoyor. -- ' JOHN BLOSS IS DEAD - llcwt rioriter riurtu'diba to Hoart Troulilo ttt Old UJcotip.lti lloiiw. Word has Juat been recolvod from Aahland. WUconaln, of tho death thuro laat Tueaday night of John llloii. n plonor of Heud and ono of tho well liked nnd rcapsccted reaU denta of tho community. Death occurrod nt tho home or tho decunted'a brother. Charlci, nnd bur ial waa on Friday. Mr. Hloaa enmo 10 nnd in 1000, anil niruia conivaaraoio mouoy horo aubaviiunntly h timber locator. About a year ago ho wna takou with honrt trouble nnd apont hoiiio tlmo In Portland receiving trimtmont. About n month ngo ho wna hero ngaln, nnd thon went to hla old homo In Wltconiln. Ho woa n bnohelor and hna no relative In tho (.... I mill wiim R4 VMII old. Tho Aunn brothura enmo rrom Aahland hero, nod wero old frlenda of Mr. Illonn, na wore many othora horo. Hunter & SUnts havo charge of tho IJlotii property uero. MODE CATTLE COMING Another HlilpnU-ut From Hlhcr Ialo Iluo In "Ten, Dnya. A it m.m Ifiak all I A MAC II tt lt rA(fttlt t AUVt tV Ma.aa ....... ahlpmont of Hllver l.sko cnttlo from hero, nnolhr big lot nro headed thla way. llotwecn tho llrat nnd tho fifth of Novembor, aoya L. M. Fona of the Crogon-Wnahlngton railway, 4o0 head will bo .hipped from horo to Portland. Tho Portland Union Btock Varda nro tho purchaiera nnd George May field haa done tho buying ror them. It la Understood that 2S0 morn head are being lined up and will bo brought thla way later, making a to tal ror the aaaaon or about 1275 cat tle, representing some 190,000 which will havo been paid to Central Oregon cattlemen for builneaa handled at Hand, JHEYJ10JEJ0 BEND, JUnchera Find It Paya to BeM d lluy Hero. u. ihn rmintrv enroanondenco In thla paper. You will find aeons of Itotna aooui ao-anu-eo xoins ' Hond to do buaincM 10 nuy or v boii form producta. They como rrom Pow ell llutte, rrom tho Halnpton coun try and tho co ntry northwest of lldlaw nnd of eourse tho nearer ter rllory. Thla Item taken from tho irrni ninvnrdBld correanondauM ,.ii. win.. "innv nf nur fariiiora nro markotlng their grain In llend. tho markot tlng co much batter aa to pay for the extra hauling." And there are other renaona; b aldea offering tho baat market on the railroad tor grnln. hay, hoga nnd gar dun truck, Hond alio offera tho far. mora of all thla section bettor oo,ulp pod atoroa than thoy can tlud olio whoro. . . How much bettor off those fnrmora would bo ir Dcnohutoa county, waa formed and bottor roaib could ba. .built between thr rnuohoa npd tholr Inurtfet. REDMOND SHOW IS SUCCESSFUL POTATO IS HONORED BY MANY CJood Hcaulta'of Punner Voir Been Judging Kancclalljr (laotl Thla Year Unuaual DUpluy by IfdmliblU Ilroar-Candidatca l Kvldwco After a atnrt handicapped Vr the ltirAinnlnir witnlhnr nnd A 1 1 silt at- tendnnco tho Ilcdmond Potato phow enmo to n nucceMftil conclualon on Baturday. According to thoap. who havo nttonded tho cnrllor show tho ono Just ended surpassed thu'tu nil in interest nnu caucauonai vnnio, u-hiin ihn nxhlliltn furnished for nn- nllmr r lliiilr llllllllnllvn oVldonSO of tho fertility of tho Central Oro- gon aoll nnd tun possiuuiucn opon ' thoito who mix grains with their farmlnc, , Tho old Idea of n country fnlr na nn occasion whon tho country aldo gathered to sco who had raised tho largest pumpkin, or tho fnttuat hog, or whoso homo could trot tho fuutotit hna undorgoao many modlllcnllons. Today the inmo thlnga nro ahown that wero thon but tho prlxca go, not for alio or speed, but for exeellonce. Or putting It Knottier way Uiq "boat" today Is that which haa tho greatqst number of certain nttrlbutos which Mimiilnf.il in iiroiior iironortlon Dro- duco tho Ideal. Tho "boat" If Oof longer tho biggest. All thla waa urougni out ai inn iu.Iman.1 .ItiH. Ifntiiin1lv mmiiA. tent judges had been obtained audi thoy nttendou to tnoir uusiness ioor oughly. Insldea wero Judged na well a nnialilaa InlBlOB WflfO Sliced and studied for starch content, ruta bagas wero cut opon, onions naivou until you were certain that when tho Miio rllilmn waa ularml on nn exhibit thoro were the best ot reasons ror putting It thore, Tho fair grounda wero all or Red mond, Exhlblta ot everything but iiva ainW wnm mllnctnd In the Khrot bulldlnK. tho oenhaat decorated atreeu waro tho scene ot tbq live ia.v rvnrad thA Commercial Club rooms were lecture on domestic sci ence and potato, raising, thoro woa a- livestock exniniuon on iuo nrtm . l....LI uinli.il al Ihn athlnllp flnld and a dancS InthcTWairm th oven- Ing.' H. 1). Muatard Winner. Among tho oxhlbltora ot rarm pro duco, and especially potatoes, who fared well wna 8. D. Mustard, or Powell llutte, tho biggest winner nt ihn PmnV f'minlv Katr. In llodmond Mr. Mustard repoatod hla former sue (Continued on la, pago.) I VOTE FOR BOTH 76 X FOB NEW 78 X FOB NEW t .' ' X 2S 1 i it , n. HLHa&fLH " - .-A large quantity of Heating Stoves to ' '' select from, nmong tliem the COLE'S which will make : 111 VIU a, ff n " Dena narqwarc vjurownY J& : TUB QOMPANX tWEAlt" l.V LA PINE OFFERS SOLID SUPPORT DELEGATION HERE ON TUESDAY Alfred A. Aya and K. T. Clark Arouo Knlliulam at Int Night's Meet ing by Bprechc In Paror of Ie chutes Commltteo Enlarged, , e - t ""ClTo'le ho'arted support rrom tho ia l'lijo country in tno county ui?i albninpvdmont was pledged by prom. Incnt representatives or tho up-river town at tho rally hold last night In the Commercial Club rooms, whllo (no presonco of five other loading A P'nu men gjtvo further proof that Uio wholo community waa united for tho The gathering lost night waa orig inally plaunod na a, local enthualasm innntlncr f'nllnwlnrr thn meotlnc At J.a Pino on Boturday howovor. tho people thoro decided to gel Into the gf mo wiin nil tnoir airengin ana as a Lar,ler to aoad n oomralltco to tho local meeting. In nil (oven camo down. Alfred A. Aya, K. I.. Clark, W. v. Arnold, k. u. uiar, w. u. roru liam. C V. Cnrmlchaol. W. C. Hoi linshoad, nnd J. 8. lleesloy. The Ijh Pine Ke;che, Xr Avit nnd r Plark riiroont. od tho delegation In tho speech mak ing, liotu nrouaing eninuvimin mm npplnuso by their Btntroonts on - benair or division nnu tno support tnoir community would glvo It. What Mr. Aya said- gavo ospoolal encour ngomont to tho cauae alnco, aa ho frankly atatod. ho waa In tho begin, nlng opposed to tho division move ment. From Its bcgtoulng, bo said, ho had been studying tho arguments, however, and ho had now bocomo fully. Convinced that tho formation of Deschutes county waa desirable from evorr point ot view. "The more I hoar or It. the mora I believe It lit highly desirable." hq aald. And again "I could gtvo a doxen reaaanc why at no ruturo time could ao tfvorablo a division, under auch favorable cir cumstances bo Undertaken aa now." Mr. Clark- tnadrj n spirited talk pointing out tho road Improvement that could bo obtained only through division and urging that every In dividual voter work tor Deschutes county. "Wo can. all ottord to work blldly for two weeka," ho aald. Lefa got together nnd wallop 'cm. Atldreft.cA' by IocaI Stem, Proceeding tho La PJno roenon tho program II, II. Do Arraond made un Impromptu speech on tho general aub jeet and C. S. Hudson spoke About the ndvantngea to bo obtained In road building ir dlvlalon carries. V (Continued on pago 4.) HEW COHIE! COUNTY (0ESCH0TE3) COUNTY (JEFFEBSON) r AIRTKSHT a remarkable saying a.i ksii w. tMV wm. -aa. .THAT PUT TUB JIAHDWAnE. BTANLI'A' COOPKIl DIHAPPKAIIH. According to n Hcattlo dispatch to tho Portland Oregonlan, Btanley II. Coopor of Prinovlllo. mysteriously disappeared near Port Townsend on October 8. Mr. Cooper Is head of tho Pioneer Crcnmory, and haa n brother In llend. Ho la 3f years old. No ex planation of hla disappearance Is forthcoming. Ho had ggno to Port Townsend on n business engagement with State Senator Troy of that place, and, It Is understood, had a consid erable amount of money with him. MYHTKIMOUH ItlVKlt BTmClC. Tho following squib appears In the Coast city papers, dato nnca inne vlllnr "Tho government geological engi neers, who havo been working on Crooked Illvcr, near hero, for several weeks past, examining tho formation of tho earth, with a view to making plans ror Irrigation works, ycntorday, evening struck, a roaring river of water 70 feet below the Bur'aco of tho earth." PHtEB IX XOKTIl E.V1I. A week ago Sunday, early In the morning, tho Sparks hotel building nt Mctollu" waa completely destroyed by Are. Tho loss Is estimated it 8000, hair being covered by Insur ance. Friday evening flro destroyed ttie ittoro or Alex Smith at Vanora, entailing a loss estimated at $3000, with 11200 Insurance. TO MKCT AT KLAMATH. At Its annual meeting at Orogon City, completed last wcok, tho Oregon niin I.-.lllnrlnl Aaanrlntlnn nlccind K. B. Urodle ot Orogon City president I and Sam Evans of Klamath talis, vlco-prosldent. Naxt autumn's meet ing will be at Klamath Falls. HEAVY WINTEBJBEOICTEO LakcWcw Man Mnkcn llin Annual Forecast In Han Frnndsco Pner. The San Francisco Chronicle prlnta the following weather forecast, made by 8. V. Rchart or Lokovlow. For 3 years the Lake county sngo haa prepared predlctlona or tho winter woather, and almost alwaya they havo been correct, aaya o. uajr uuy paper. "For the winter staoon ot 1914-10 a conservative forecaat would be morti Hi an normal DreclDlUtlon tor the entire. Pacific Coast. In my judg ment tho Pacific Coast -will exper ience more falling weather during tho coming winter than In any other winter tor the past ten years. "Wo may expect some very heavy snows In the mountains, with con siderable danger ot floods In the low land" and aome danger of a hard winter In the muontalns nnd plateau regions." UEMEETMrWPIED Will be Held Monday 'When Two Able SK-akcra Will He Present. Duo to tho Impossibility of getting Dr. W. T. Williamson horo for the mooting that was to have been held horo tonignt me uregon oobibi ny glene Society and Ha loeal committee haa postponed the event until net Monday night At that time not on ly will Dr. Williamson be here, but Dr. Calvin 8. White, Slate Health. Officer, aa welt. Invitations will bo sont out this week and all men who aro Interested In bettor moral and hotter health con ditions for Hend arc urged to attend A woman's -mooting will bo hold to tho afternoon especially tor motnors. Tho exhibit which hus been held hero for a weok by tho society was moved to Redmond. i The First National Bank U OF BEND, BEND, OREGON U. C. COE, President JE. A. SATIIER, Vies- Prwtdent a S. HUDSON, Cashier Capital fully paid - - - 896.000 Surplus . 'rf00-- - - SMALL DEPOSITS WANTED "WE ENGOURAGE them because many large accounts began in a small wayt The small depositor of today becomes the m $M$ 1 large one of tomorrow. more people wouia uurty Dttiig ,u;uuiuo !f l... unAllA Umii. tl ntrfe flint rArttf' nn4 ,,(l 11 lliuy ruautou nun contributes to their success. - iS,J Bv oDeniner a chookinE: account here you ' talce tho first step toward financial growth. M Start now and Mr tho many hundreds of j) with 1 1 I I I 'Sv IS FH-;ST NATIONAL BANK; OF EWt 4 " Nijjy uiKnu i uita ' U. c. Cob K. A O. M. Taitekson IS FOR DIVISION WADE HUSTON IS OUT FOR SURVEYOR Old Time Resident of County Bays Large Tax Payers Favor Move and ' Tlmt Opposition Is rarely BeM fUli Opponent U IfHfAtoTAbIg Wnde Huston, regular Democratic candldato ror tho office ot county aur voyor. waa hero Friday and tho tint part of this week. He la making a vigorous campaign. Whllo hero h camo out flat rooted ror dlvIs!on& "I favor the establishment of both.-, now counties," inld Mr. Huston. "V always have. 1 have worked tor division slnco the move started, and unlike some other candidates Iiyti not hfrald to say whero I stand. And I don't pretend to favor one cause, and then really work for onothcrU acema to me division will be a good thing ror-nll of us tor tho old coun' ty and tho new ones and I don'tjjj any honest arguments against It. Atw Smith, Davo Adamaon, tho L&fgtgT lottos. Henry Gray and a lot of otKgsj' big taipayera over on oar side are' doing all they oan for division. Ovary our way it aeems to mo that alwMt the only ones who are fighting nrcv5. row with their feet In tho troughud the ones whose trade depends irpoa the antl-divialonisla." Mr. Huston pointed out that H. A, Kelloy. his Republican opponentgj one ot the leading workera agajufl division, and that his other opponent refuses to take any public stand. jM cording to ttuaton, neuey nan b here only a very few ycara, . he. Huston, haa resided In Cr county alnce 1878 and la owner, at considerable property. His lather waa formerly county BBrvejur. 1EM OLDjMK GOUTY" Writer Bprlam tfce Old Sturt About Court House Pln Some Sewtlaet. Dear old Crook county! Deaf crooked old county,- to..'tfalnk of your dismemberment brings team to our eyes almost. Anyway, It does to Mr. Dengston or Dry Lake, who writes a long letter to the Crook County Journal, which enda aa fol lows: Tho writer would thank anyono who could show by facta and figures whero the present proposed county division -wilt reduce actual ozpensen by this chopping up of dear old Qcpok eounty." The faeta and figures ot hU own letter are distorted even more then moat or the statements, of the atUl dlvlalonlats. For latftante. Mr. Iteng atrom talks about the horrlbto ex pense of two J1QO.OQ0 court houses. In eaoh of tho new counties. Just by way of reminder, we tell Mr. Dengstrora and asyone wjo might "fall" for thla buncombe, -that Deschutes county will have no need for a court house for nt least els year. Free quarters for all county officers are pledged by tho people of Bend tor that period in a definite signed guarantee. m ' 9 jv u.uo hiuh wwy liSd follow in the footsteps of people who do business T ' , - Sa'theu II. oKMSia" &KV.? fit DAI '". , "" ! ' 'I '- ' ' ' - ""-' "'"' "' m '-""" JtAatMVa