The Bend bulletin., November 04, 1914, Image 1

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THE BEND BULLETIN.
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Vol. XII.
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JIK.VI), OREGON, V15INEHI'AA' AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER J, 1011.
NO. IW.
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: ENDORSE
' GIVEN WILSON
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CONGRESS REMAINS
DEMOCRATIC
, UlltJO J0 C'llltlllll ('OIIKW llilf k HO't-
r.'fljilHvmilloriiii't Senator Phhii
, lUfnftlH WnUU Iln-Hlo.iifij'1 G0-
FiKit of MAM., Jiiliiiwni Oil.
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PreeidanT "Wilson rtud 11 pollele
raeetred thn onilutnaiimut of ttio
-country In tint eongrifeHiionnI olitst'ona
yoHluntay, built Itoucea 'of cangrftj
roinnlnlUK Dnmoonttto by Nijhstantlnl
margin. ItotuniH Indlsatu that tlio
present overwhelming Dumoorntlc
majority In tho 1 1 onto of Represen
tative li annlnwhnt cut dawn but tlio
Arty remains In control. Far tho
first tlmu In over 60 yet.m a Demo
orotic president will Imvo n congress
of hut pfllltlcnl faith ilurlnK his wholo
term.
OuUliIo tho Kunorcl result tho mnnt
IntsrmllnR fen turn of tho nfttlon.il
aliuntlon I tho rottirn to tho Homo
Of Unelo Joo Cannon who went down
to defeat In lil Danville. 111., dUtrtot
In the DtunoeraUo. landslide of two
y ur ago. Present Indications glvo
lilm a plnrallty of 1310. Roger Htil
flvtn l probably mm senator from
UUlohi bnvlRK defeated l.wrwie Y.
ffirwan, tho iirwHUit Repulilnan Is
Hjtribnt. Other Dentoeralle gains In
Jlllm nro reported.
Dolnearatlc nonntorc nro also oleol
wl In North (Jarotlnn, Florida, Mary
land, tndlann nail Oregon, tho, vlo
te h being. North Cnrollnn, Overman;
ro-eleolod, Florida. Fletohor,
oleetcd: Maryland, Smith. re-elect-d:
Indiana, Hhlvoly. re-elected; Oro
Kon. Chamhcrlnln. re-elected. In Ida
ho Brady, Ropubllonn I loading
Iluwlcy and In Utah Road Hmoot '
probably re-elected, though by a
small margin.
ln-JnwYnrk Glynn gotn largo ma
jority In tho city hut lot heavily In
tho up-state voto nnd hna boon do
fented by Whitman. Republican aid
tho present district attorney, Bain
Ijrldeo Colby, Progressive wn n poor
third, Latest return show Gerard,
the ambawmdor to Germany hna loit
to Jame M. Wndsworth. Republican
candidate for the I'nlted States Mn.
a t.
Mnsesahu setts lies re-eleed Gov
ernor Walsh, the Progressive loslne;
tiMtvtly tut compered with last rear'
voto when Hlrd ran second. Tba
Massachusetts delegation In Congress
remain Hnehnnged. Oh proMolMon
tbe latest ratprns snow the drra
lending In the state at largo and tba
stale may k dry.
Govornor Johnaon In rlnated ny
Uia I'rosrctNlvna or California. Tho
Senatorial tlaht la olnio with I'orklm
nnparontly loln. Tho toto la prob
nuly wot, n WaihltiRton.
Outeldo of Gnrornor Ilnldwln. who
la ro-olcctcd In Connecticut, thn atalo
nirialala nro Itapublloan by n biff voto.
t
(Continued on lutpaRo.)
KNOX INS IN
SHERIFF RACE
BROWN KEEPS PLACE
AS CLERK
Wmlo ItiUtOii Una Lend Vor Hui'veyor
Wnrrvii llitiui'M Muntlii Oicr
,Mjt Wondrrly a AbOnt IIOi)
Jnrdnu 1'oIIimI l.iirjjf Voto.
i.vcosiriiirfif itirrujtNH
HIKlnr l?9ft -
KlIDiC 1121
llrdWn 5064
- Won dfirly .... ... 1 72 (J
- Ijuiton ....1347
Kolloy 1223 -
Hlco 678
-
Frank .lilkln. ihorllT of Crook
county, wac bcaton at tho polla yoi
tirday. dcoplto a doipornto oampaUn
waned by himself nnd hla frloada.
For tlio locond tlmo In bin oxtondod
polltleul earroor Mr. Itlklna will le
out of n Jab after tho flint of January
but thta tlma by n far mora aubatan
(lot majority than ouitod him In
1010. Upturns from nil but 8 of the
4 b preelnttH rIvo K. II. Knox, lib op
nnt, a load of SS6 voIm.
Kxclualve of the vote from 'D
hute nnd fkiutb Head prcelncta,
both itronRly aiialntt lllklna and both
Inasmpleto thli afternoon, la the pro
olnola oneloned In the boundarloa of
tho proponod DMchutra county, Knox
Rat 818 votci nnd Klklna 811. Tho
Incomploto return from tho Ilaad
pruelncta nt two o'clock nddod an
other 70 to tho Knox lead.
While the county dlvlalon Iniuo
probably dofoatud Klklna. moat of
whoso I'rlnevlllo Intlmatea and dapu
Ilea were actively against It. It prol
ably baa, Jjlufilod Wado llu;onfor
aurvoyor. Ihuton wna an out-and-out
supporter of division. Ilia clilof
opponent, Kolloy, wn prominent In
tho nntt-dlvlilon fight. Hlco, tho
prcaont tnoumbent. nnd on Independ
ent oandldato, waa n lamo third.
Warren Ilrown oenttnuo aa coun
ty clerk aftor January tint. Incom
plete retwrn from praetloally all tUe
oounty Rive him a lend ot practical
ly lao over Mum Olaudla Wonderly.
Friend of tJie fatter expected a clos
er flKht.
KaJiB Jordan' vote for treasurer
wu protMbly the largeit polled. I'oln
doxtur wai returned na ooroner, na
uiual.
J'OOTIUI.fi HATOIXDAY.
Tho llend Hlnh 8cliool football
team goes to I'rlnevlllo this Saturday
to play tho oounty aeatora. A return
Ramo will ho played hero, probably
on tho Sllh., during tho Tcaohoru
Institute.
Little Talks on Banking
Overdrafts
i.
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Unilqr. no olrcuumtnucr ovcidrnv your
account,
Altliijuuh n Iwnkt'r may honor your clu'chH
t linn y (in bitvn otenlrnvm your urcuunt, he N
iiutlnR perfectly vltbln bin tv,an If bo da.-
not (1 so n thn law I tery clear on tljln point.
If n liaiiker iillovt you to overdraw jour, iu
ciiint It uieniiH that ho la loaning money with
out cohrlty, without o Monro of tho debt
And without Interest, In other wordi ho U
IuhiiIhk nioiioy llleRnlly.
, 'A iHiiihorvutlvo Imukfr linn n very poor
opinion of t porMin vtho peihlvutly itttcjupU ;
to overdraw hi nrcount nnd In coiuciiuoiuo
that iwboii'h ckmIU milTeii.
Do not pout dnto your rhrcka, that Is, div ,
not ditto tlieili iiheail lit tho oxpectntlon of 3'J '.
lnuInK fund In the bank to meot them when
they become luo. It frequently liappeua that
tho one to whom they mo homed doc notvhoM
Iheii) until tho kpccllled time or you nmy '
forgot (o nmko the depoult. f this happens
you will either Imvo tin overdraft nt the bank -or
your cheeks will go to protest.
Tio (lepoalt you trouble to kuvo today nuiy M
aavcyou troublo tomorrow'. 0ien an nrjoujit .!
t 'inn. ' ' "
wiln
liw.now, ONM DOIiMIt WIIJi 1)0 m
B.
Deschutes State Bank'
FISUUHIL rresldout '; K. M. LARA. Cashier
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EFFJIED HERElPREGINCT ME
OVER SIXTY PER CENT OF VOTES AFFECTED
FAVORED SCHEMER-JEFFERSON COUNTY
CARRIED TOTAL VOTE FOR DIVISION
APPROXIMATELY 1519, AGAINST 955
The project to form Datohuto
couaty from Crook county wn do
foeted yesterday by n narrow mar
Kin, probably not fifty vote prevent
ing the division. CaleulatlnR on to
tal based oji nn Ineoinpluto count In
oo ly three precinct, each of them
three-fourth counted, dlvtalon ob
tained about CI per cent of the to
tal voto of the itHoatlun, Inatead of
the 01 per eetit required by the law.
Tho estimated vote I 1810 for divi
sion mid 058 against.
In tho old county proper, that Is,
the portion of Crook not eoitrrnflut
le Jefferson, division Rot tho rouulrod
33 per aunt. Tho big voto In Jeffer
son county for Docuutei( raled tho
total voto for the old county up to
nbotll fifty per oent. -
Almoiit positively, Jefferson (!;:
ty; oarrled. With but two precinct
to he heard from the required 65
per oent I aeauted, with a margin of
bbout r0 vote. !t4 not believed
that the voto of the nrwlncts In
iliieKlltHi en niter the outcome
Ttie frairaeet support for Detehute
division came from l.a Fine, Lald
liww Mlllleen, imperial and Rood Le
FW0 produced 100 votc-u for dlvHtou
and only four agalnBt It. Rodmond
(Continued on last pago.)
THE COUNTY DIVISION VOTE
IN PltOFOHtil) Jll8UHUTI COUNTY.
Kor
....... rlOO
;. 1
Doaohute
Against
4
3
10
10
ID
27
37
1SS
C7
S3)!
ce
S7
181
3D
7
47
JH 1406
I'ltKOl.NCT
I.A PINE
LAVA
NQ11TII HKND ,
SOUTH IIKND ,...,H288
DICBCIIUTHS , . . . .U203
CKNTKAJ.O .w ;43
ALFALFA . . . ,m44
TRTIIKROW -.... 5110
UlIeN 4 r A i4lH otff 4
ItHPMONI) . .4 iio
TIIRUHHONNK ,........, -II
ItOWIIR IlllIfiGB ............:.M- 7
BlnTII IIH, 4&
1AIUIAV .2i8
MILLIQAN ." -C7
IMFltltlAL t 88
1S10
llitlwated on basis of preaent votoJ
t Incomplete. '
IN I'itqi'OHIJIl SIUiKllftKON COU'T',
' r t Deschutes
PmtOINCT For Against
III.ACK IJUTTE ;. t 2S
WARM 8PIUNU .11
141 lit QA I totfoeet)i 19
KUTCHKIt .107
GROSS KKY8. . , 11
MADKAH eea4.eeeeeeeDO 133
A8IIWOOO 00
HAY CItKKK .' 4U
WILLOW CRRK1C , .t 23
LAMONTA .......ff SO
.. ..QLAL CIT.i . ... .... i ..t. - - wi "
HAYSTACK AS .120
MRTOLIUS
For
n
I 17
210
218
200
30
11
4
38
48
S
49
204
03
9
Jefferson
Against
7
3
15
9
10t
24
30
X2C
VT
197 "
CM 55
178
33
C
38
88S
LOWKR imiDm: ,.. 1
itllMIMIM " 1 Qo
19
13
72
4
39
8
77
20
f 15
47
20
4
7
Hpllt precincts not exact.'
720
34G
For
3G
19S
11
143
GG
C3
24
C8
135
1
127
"948
Jefferson
Against
23.
13
'39
'8
80
21? "
15 4
40
.hM
19
-4
8
308
IN 'OLD" CROOK COUNTY.
UftMltutes
PKHOBfOT Fr
MONTOOMRRY 11
POWHUi 1IOTTII
HAST PRINitVlLLK
WBUT PRIKI8VILLB
MVIyA feeeeee
JOHNSON CRIIHK
M'LL ORHHK
jiltlllUMllt ee ,
MfWOvM Ml Mlt Ml t ill DM
Oi MI 11 eoeeeeeet)e
MAHIY 10
JIKAVKU CRHEK 40
WHITB 1IUTTB J
CAMP ORBB1C , . . . . 2S
Jrlrhe eaeeeeeet "
HOWARD C
320
45
89
17
18
1
04
Against
IS
237
188
07
31
18
7
. 41
28
23
23
"098
Jefferaon
For
14
37
44
17
9
1
66
10
23
21
8
2C7
Against
18
243
196
08
32
18
21
13
CO
29
21
21
999
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s ''A large quantity of Heating Stoves to
select from, among them the
COLE'S AIRTIGHT.
v which will make a remarkable saving h
in your tuel bill.
, Bend Hardware Company
TUB COMPANY THAT PUT TUB
WBAIl" IN JIAUDWAIU:.
VE
DETAILED FIGURES
LISTED
1TIG01E IS
HT G0VERN00
CHAMBERLAIN AGAIN
SENATOR
Prnrtle.illy All fioutlmctcrn Pre
clnrta nro Arrnnaied Shewing Voto
On Candidates MeftsUro Not
Yet Itoady For Tnliulation.
North Itcnd.
O usreut Cleaver; 78, Uveas 4 1,
f.innott 104.
t'erjiU -BooV- OS, Oliamtwrl'ln
;3o, I lame) 20, Ramp 4, Stlno 9.
Govornor Gill 10, Purdy 2, C. J.
Smith 108. W. J. Smith 18. UTter. 1,
Wlthycombo 90.
Treasurer Kay 101, Paget 7S,
Sloop IS.
Justice Rean 79, Renton 81,
nrleht 41, Crawford C3, GftRowayCO.
Harris 79, Hotchklas 14. Mcllrido 68,
Ottcn 12. Ramsey 43, Robinson 10,
Slater 30.
Attorney General Drown 10'.
Hosmer 11. Jeffrey 70. Lord 12.
SupL Public Instruction Iturton
47. Churchill 119, Foreman 24.
State Engineer Lewis 122.
Conini. of Labor Hoff 123. Mao
Donald 21. Nlkiila 21.
Cotnm. of Railroad Milter 136,
Peurala 20.
SupL Water Dlr. No. 2 Cochran
133.
Representative-Faroe 110, Smith
88. Doecor ft. Hyndiaan 47.
Sheriff UlklM St, Knox 181,
WlnOeld 8.
Clerk Browa 131. Cosetable 9,
Wondorly 87.
Treasurer Jordan 148, Peck 27.
Commissioner Dlanohard 10),
Frost 16, Richardson 77.
Surveyor Dlvlns 10, Huston C;
Kelley 4 9, Rice 88.
Coroner Peterson 30, Polndextor
148.
Deschutoa ceuntr-For 218, against
10.
Jefferson county-For 201. against
10.
Justice ot the Peace J. A. Eastes
152.
Constable Fox 12.
South llend..
Congress Cleaver 71, Evens 50,
SInnott.129.. - -, . ,-.
Senate Itootb 90. Chamberlain
158. Henley 20. Rnmp 8, SUno 11.
Govornor- GUI 10. Purdy 1. C. J.
Smith 146. "W. J. Smith 10, U'Ren t,
Wlthycombo 119.
Treasurer Kay 120. Paget 111.
81oop 17.
Justlco-r-Boan 128, Benson 121,
Bright 48. Crawford 69. Galloway 92.
Harris 106. Hotchklsa 15. MoBrldo
112. Otten 12. Raasey 86, Robinson
IS. Slater 81.
Attorney Oeneral Brown 14$,
Hosmer 13, Jeffrey 73. Lord 21.
Supt. of PtHe Instruction Bur
ton 09, Churchill ISO, Foreman 22.
Stato BuKlooer Lewie 18.
Comm. of Labor Holt 179, Mao-
Donald 30, NlkHla 14.
Comm. of Railroad Miller 206,
Peurala 15.
Supt of Water Division No. 2
Coonran 188.
Representative Forbes 164,
Smith 92. uoncor its. iiynaman to.
Sheriff Elklns 81, Knox 190,
W'lnflold 7.
Clerk Brown 156. Constable 12,
Hlnnott Goe Back to Cotipcx From
'jti umirfct 3lrArtImr Defent
Flescl anil rfferty in MuItnom-4
ah County-Wot nnd Dry aoioj' "
V
PORTLAMD, Her 4. Wltk tHe
blreet vote In it hletflry yesterday
Oregon put-a Republican In the gov
oraor'a ohnlr and roturned her Dem
pcratlc senator to Washington. James
Wlthycombo waa cbeeen govornor by
on overwhelming vote, bis plurality
bolng reckoned-nt-not leas than
30,000.
Senator Chamberlain will continuo
as Oregon's Senator. HI plurality
In Multnomah county alone i eiM
mated at about 10.000 and It is poi
ctble that complete state returns will
Increase that lead. Booth ran bad
ly, Eren in ouch counties es Lane,
hfc; home, and Hood River and Coo;
where he was oxjtcctod to bo strong,,
ho failed to pell a strons vote. Han
ley proved a Joke, getting probacy;
not more than ten per cent of tho
vote cast.
Met 8tnmU of The Dalkw, cen
groeenMn from thhj district, was re
elected orltlt bo dllSeuIty. Hawx I
again congressman from bis dmrtct
and from Mnltnomah MeArtnur ap
parently na a safe lead ever Fla$l
while Lafferty Is a peer third.
Prohibition seemingly hoe stfttit
1 the better of it, up to this afturj
noon. Multnomah went wet haavfij;
but the stato at large is predominat
ingly dry.
LIVESTOCK SHIPMENTS HEM
Recently 21 cars of Cattle nnd aort
of Sheep Hare-Left Rend.
"Bend Is becoming ono of the lar
gest cattle ahipplng points In Oro
gon," laya J.T-Jlardy of tho Ojeon
Trunk'," In speaking of the" rceeet
heavy movement of livestock from
here.
Mr. Hardy points out that 208 cars
containing 55,000 cheep, and 24 cars
with 1000 head ot cattle have left
Bend during the Inst sixty dap
Tjcro will also be shipped out later
25 cars more of sheep, to go to polati
In Washington, and about 10 ears ot
cattle, which will move to Arlington.
Oregon, as feeders. A movement t
oftttle from' the Siryajr Lake eon n try
this way Is predicted.
SHOOT AT LAIDLAW.
The Tnmalo Gen Club will aoM a
turkey shoot at La Id law this Sun
day. There will be 100 Thanksgiv
ing turkeys. The event Is free for all
and both rifles and shot guns will bo
used.
(Continued on pago 5.)
CHANGE OF NAME.
Tho name ot the company which Is
developing what is generally known
as the Morson project at ,aud around
La Pine has been changed from tho
Deschutes Land Company to the Mor
son Land Co.
vtiffii"
lEe First National Bank
OF BEND, BEND.OR.EGON
U. C. COE, President E. A. SATIIER, Vice- President
C. S. HUDSON. Cashier
Capital fully pai-1
.Sun'"
$25,000
822,000
SMALL DEPOSITS
WANTED
WE ENGOURAQE them beoause. many
large accounts began in a small wwr
The small depositor of today'bmes the
large one of tomorrow.
More people would carry Bank? accounts
if they roalized how it aids their oredit and
contributes to their success.
By opening a chocking account here you
take the first step toward financial growth.
Start now and follow in the footsteps of
the many hundreds of people who do business
W .
TSft FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF REND
m. DIRECTORS -"!"' "
U. C. Coe E. A Sathek C. S- HqosoN1
O. M. Pattersox JI. VBli,k
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