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THE BEND BULLETIN CROOK COUNTY TOTALS FJaaafiHaasiBEBaiH
(Publlrfted livery Wednesday)
OEOUOI2 PALMER PUTNAM
Editor And Publisher.
' ; ROBERT W. SAWYER
$2l Assoclato Editor.
'WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11, 1914.
' Mm '
A DBLWERATE FALSEHOOD.
Tho tlmo lifts domo to insist for an
accounting In Ccntrnl Oregon Irriga
tion Company affairs. Iloscoo llo'w
nrd's management hns outlived its
usefulness, and his latest change at
froht hns cost him tho lingering
remnants of respect any horcabout
may have felt tor him.
Absolutely and emphatically, Ilos
coo Howard stated hero that ho would
permit an examination ot his books,
JIIb bluff was called. A roputabla
stato official Is ready to proceed with
tho examination. Now Mr. Howard
crawls. In his letter ho says, "I nudo
no offer to allow an audit ot tho
books." In tho face of ouoh a state
moat tho word "crawl" is too mild.
Kor reasons best known ho himself,
Mr. Howard tells a dcllber.ito false
hood, and ho must know it. Certain
ly thcro arc men hero who know It.
Our advice to tho settlors is to
bring every possible gun to bear to
Insist on a houso cleaning in tho 0.
O. I. offices. The methods ot tho
management in tho past havo bean
notorious. Charges mado through
this paper havo been unanswored. If
they wcro lies they would havo been
refuted. If the settlors woro wrong
tho books would bo open to them, to
provo their orror. On the face of it,
tho settlers nro right. That is why
the books nro kept from them.
It wilt bo our pleasure and our
duty to see that every member ut
tho Stato l.and Board, tho new gov
ernor, end all oho in authority, know
(he true status of our irrigation nf
.falrs. And wo shall do our utmost
.to; keep the settlers Informed ot tho
Btand takan by thevj offlolals. No
Jiakua pokus of sales of tho North!
liavai, or outer issues rmsou to cre
ate smoke, need blind the wator ua-
'i.y . ,L . .1 1- t Ik. .....
Id mv mmnimi anu iu. invruw
VUououuud trom pngo 1.)
Municipal Wluuxos.
.130 Yes 1430
331 No 1771
Majorltyragnlnst ), , , . 33"
'Prohibition.
332 Yen 3121
333 No -. 1J77
Majority f6r tf44
AlHrtlftliliiR Dentil Penalty. .
334 Yes 2032
33o No !S?-
or.tuwr company a management.
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KEEN ODSERVATION.
...From time to time. when Its odl-
teT In the right condition, the Red
jgond Spokesman indulges in some
rare bits of wit, some Intentional,
but mostlr otherwise.
T Whatever the status quo of tae.
rumor or inn cupping, which is irw
our estimable neighbor. Its humor Is
too rioh to oteane comment:
.'The opponents of county dlvU.'ou
believed that there oxistod a eembl.
nation of tho forces in the northern
mid southern section of tho oeunty.
"That iv combination existed seems
to bo borne out by the statement In
The Uend Dulletin that "throughout,
Jefferson county ran close to Dis
ehutos, as was tho oase, vfea versa,
in the North End. In other words,
the vote in Deschutes for the two
proposed counties was almost the
seme, and In Jefferson county the
same was true.
Just think or that! The oppononts
of division actually believe that wo
hero and the folks at tho north end
combined forces. Marvellous! Every
one in Crook county has known for
months that Jefferson county and
Deschutes county supporters wore
working hand Jn hand everyone
knew It. that is. except the writer in
the Redmond Spokesman. Perhaps
after tho measures just passed havo
takon effect he will oomo to.
Majority for . . . . . 208
(Jmduntcd Extra Tit.
336 X v .......1332
337. No . .. 3172
Majority against G20
Consollilatlnn Corporation and In-
. Kunuico Departments.
338 Yes 1230
339 No 1085
Majority against .......... .740
Dentistry Kill. '
340 Yes ...'. ..l400
341 No 23$$
Majority agalnftt OSS
County OtficcrV Terms.
342 Yes . 132G
343 No 2300
Majority against 983
Tav Codo Commission.
344 Yes S10
345 No 24C5
Majority against 1C47
Abolishing: Desert Iiul Itlll.
346 Yes 1110
847 No 2401
Majority against 1SS1
Proportional Representation.
348 Yes S6l
349 No 24G3
Majority against 1C02
Abolishing State Semite.
360 Yoa 110S
351 NO 22S1
Majority against 1083
Department of Industry mid Public.
352 Yoa 1279
353 No 2210
Majority against .. 931
Primary Delegate Hill. ..
354 Yea 660
MS No 2G99
Majority against 9030
I4(ual AftMjesmoiit.
36 G Yoa 1001
31,7 No .,......... 224S
WAR NEWS
THE PAST WEEK
JJSraSISfSla
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE LOCAL DEALERS FOR
Tho west end ot tho bnltlo lino In
Franco and llolglum ban been tho
sceno ot most recent Attempts on the
part of tho Germans to bronk
through. rAU last week thoy woro
massing melt in that quarter prepara
tory to a llnnl attempt to gnlu n foot
hold on tho sen coast of Franco and
on Sunday a tlorco battlo was report
ed In progress which still continues.
It is understood that tho Qormans
havo proprtrod fresn defences In tho
rear of their present lines to which
thoy can retreat It unsuccessful In
tne present movement
Tho Russians havo rcportod tho
groatest victory of tho war as a re
sult ot which no moro Gormnna ar
left In Poland and tho Russians havo
crossed Into Prussia In pursuit of
their foes. Winter wonther, for
which the Russians nro bettor pre
pared than their enemy, has helped
In tho German dofout. Russian ar
mies have also placed tho Austrluna
in a difficult position and nro advanc
ing naalnst tho Turks, who recently
entored tho war as an ally ot Ger
many. Tho Turkish declaration of war haa
apparently followed various acta of
war on tho part or nor licet, includ
ing tho bombardment of Russian
port rnd attacks on her naval ves
sels In tho Dlack sea. Tho Turkish
plana contomplnto an Invasion of.
Egypt, but England is reported n
havo sufficient troops there to rojwl
any Invasion. English and French
vomols havo bombardod the Turkish
forts In tho Dardanelles. KugMsh
statesmen say that Turkey's present
action moans tho end ot that country
On Saturday tho news camo of the
capture by tho Japanese of the Ger
man forts or Ttlng-Tan and the mir
roader ot the German garrison. The
Japaneee havo announced their In
tention to restore Ktao-Cuau to China
at the end ot the war. This victory
releases the English and Japaneee
war veesele that have been on block
ade duty and enables thorn to start
Majority against 14 I af,8r ,he German fleet that defeated
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CASH
Store
BENNETT'S
BEND
Oregon.
PHONK 44
"WHATS TUB USB?"
la a valedlotory effusion upon thai
virtue ot Prank Blktns, defeated tot
ra-eldeties as sheriff, the Redmond,
Spokoentan says:
'.'That a man should be knifed for
doing; his duty simply bears out Uia
contention of the antLdlvisIonlst
that the exponents of division would
use all means to atteia their qnd.
"Wo are confident that had county
division been eliminated. Sheriff Hi
king would "have been returned by a
substantial majority. Or was ho de
feated beeaute he bed to send his
deputies to Dead to ee force the Sun
day dosing law? Or but what'
the use?" ' ;
We hesltato to give tho Redmond
paper so much space, but this, too,
seems to require comment. i
"Had to send doputles to Dead
to enforce the Sunday closing law.
When this law-enforcoment matter
comes up, tho mind wanders back o
an Incident of not so long ago. when
tho Governor of Oregon contrlvtd to
get decency acknowledged, and vice
ousted, at Redmond only by the
throat of sending the militia to that
city, then thriving under tho benlf
icent rule of one Jones.
Out to borrow the words above
"what's the use?"
! titFM Mm shirts !
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lJhMifli0$lyVlOSZ UNDERWEAR J
1 1 1 I f I jw. Jwrfii. .4.SSS& wa i. t JPrW r - I v
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TS'f
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" klaW IJRni
KJM I1 I
ns mr. xs
tho Ilrltlsh squadron off tho const
of Chile last week. The Oerman
oruisors Kmden and Konlgshurg. tliut
hnvo" been destroying lioslllo oom-
niorco in tho Atlantic and Indian
oceans, nro now out of buslnesa, the
first having boon destroyed by the
Australian cruiser Sydney and the
second boing bloekadetl In na .frl
oun river.
Just arrived, nice lint of eandlee,
nuts, etc. You will appreciate our
warm bath rooms In the cold weather.
The same trio ot barbers is at your
service. The Metropolitan. Adv.
Tho beet Is what you want. Ti
Desohutea Spray Hour. Adv. 3d
S
A number or voters In tho North
Rend preolnct wrote In the name of
Gujf B. Dobson as their candidate for
constable. Had the office of dog
poleonor been open, wo don't doubt
that Mr, Dobson would have receiv
ed even a more generous support.
The man who can toll a bettor
story, write a better book or build
a better mouse trap than his neigh
bor, though he build his habitation
InJum woods, the world will wear a
b'jfaien path to his door. Binorsou.
II. A. Kelly stated before election
thaj tho oftco of county surveyor
was not worth having If division car
ried. With Jefferson county gono,
wetwp-ndor if Mr. Kelley's feeling is
d tiR tho same.
TAKfiATK.fCJIEK.
V list of available rooms for teach
eratdurlng Institute, November 23-25
seeing prepared. Res!don(s of Rend
who have rootns to let are requested
toInform mo promptly. , This list
wTlbbe supplied to all teacher's mnk
JngOnqulrles, J. 11, Shouse, 3 6-3 7c
if '
MEASURE
YOU FOR YOUR sun
AND OVERCOAT, THEN
YOU'LL BE
DRESSED WELL
COME IN AND LET US TAKE YOUR MEASURE
FOR THAT SUIT OF CLOTHES OR OUERCOAT. AND
VOU WILL BE SURE OF A GOOD '-'FRONT." VOU
CAN PICK OUT THE PATTERN VOU WANT FROM
OUR SAMPLE BOOK AMD KNOW THAT VOU WILL
GET NEW CLOTHES THAT WILL FIT YOU PROPER
LY. WE WILL SELL YOU A MADE-TO-ORDER SUIT
OR OUERCOAT FOR WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD TO
PAY.
R. M. SMITH CLOTHING COMPANY
LEARN THE WAY
Q
ET YOUR GROCERIES
at Shuey's. We have just received
fresh shipments of Nuts, Raisins, Cran
berries, Corn for popping, and other holi
day luxuries. Save money by getting these
at
Shuey's Cash Grocery
A Bend's Leading Eats Store
A
TO MAK1J KOHOOI, IittVY.
A iweeial meeting of (be freehol
ders In school dlitrlet IS has been
called for Saturday. November 11. at
2 o'elook In tho principal a room tit
tho Rold sehool. At tba meeting 'he
tax levy for the district for the com
ing year will bo determined.
KOR SAMS Homo very choloo
cockerels, from standard bred trap
nested White Leghorns; lino large
birds. Mrs. I M. Ray, 8. K. Stan,
dard Oil Co., Ilend. U3.30p
1'OR 8AI.lt Ordor your holiday
turkoy how. lino young birds. J'hono
or write Mrs. Klmur Cast, DesohutiM.
Oregon. 33-7u
IX) It SAI.IC, or xclmn6 I'or ojtr
Phone or eall at the While Roek
Itaaeh, Laldlaw, Oregon. 3Jlf
run hai.15 Tnree Tnuinuse geeee
r. V. Swlalier, Uld-
and one gander.
law.
FOR SAl.K-
3tf
-120 nere homestead
relinquishment nt n bargain, liad
levol, good ioentloH. Inquire lltlllo
Uh. JfOtr
KOR BAI.U Chcnii. Two slnglu
beda. Inquire lliillutln oMloe. 17tt
I'OIt 8AI.H 8 Ilolstoln oowa. III;
producers, isino fresh nuw, uihwra In
month. Farm 7 miles N. It. lnu
station, RtHliaoiid. Phone No. t!04.
I'. O. I'rlsovllle. J. K. Itloe. t
TO TltAllU Olt lt.XCIIA.NOIS.
WII.I, TltADIC leighty Beres,
miles north of town far elty property,
auto, eta., water right oh land. Or.
8. Young. 18-27 c.
Classified
Advertising
WANTED.
WANTBD Position In prlvato
homo by young woman. Inquire at
Bulletin. 36p
AOK.STS WANTBD Man and wo
man make big money selling our
hd .uphold speclaltfe: experience ii
ueeeeeary. Oenoral Utility Co., 600
B. 41st St.. Portland. Ore, 3i-3Sp
WANTKD Olrl for general Iiousb
work. Apply Mrs. O. M. Pnttr.
son. 36 tf
WANT TO BXOIIANOE A Victor
graphophono and records tor a good
shot gun or rifle. Apply P. E.'Dlek.
Hand, Orogon. 31tf
I'on itn.VT.
FOR RBNT Two small furnished
housos near school house. 8. R. I lo
gin, half blook north and half block
west, of depot, 32tf
' FOR RBNT Cory 3 room house,
furnished, gleet He light and wator.
JJQ;ior monUi. Inquire Metropoll
fan. SOtf.
IXXST AND FOUND.
LOST Whlto setter dog. Notlty
IJullctln omco. tt
TAKEN UP On 8optomber 13;
ono 2 year old steer, roan and whlto;
ono 2 year old holfer, red and while
spotted; ono spring calf with right
ear split. Will dollver for costs. I'.
V. 8wIshor, Iildlnw. 3Itf
NOVEMHEU STORMS drive the
Ducks in from the hills. Get your
Peters Ammunition
IFKOM!
Skuge Hardware Co.
M3BKMX3KF2
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Daily:
A full line of Royal Club goods and Folger's Special
Teas and Co flee always onJiand.
A call will assure you that our prices are reasonable.
T. R.. McCLINCY
Bond Street, Bend, Oregon. Next to Dream Theatre,
zjsm
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FOR BALK.
FOR BALK Thoroughbred Jorsoy
bull, five years old. Kllglblo to reg
ister. Phone or call on William Alt,
I 'As miles north of Rend. 30tfo
FOR 8ALB Good toam. warm
and harness, cheap. Crawford's Feed
Yard. 30tf
FOR SALB or TRADIS Forty
acres Improved land under T. I P.
Twonty Irrigable ncros, I room house
3 mile from town. Price 2700. Will
tnko wagon, team, harness nnd em
tio or other trade to tho amount of
1500.00, balance 10 year time In,'
nulro Dullutln. )Ci-37 p
FOR SALB or TRADUw-Bxcolsl-jr
motorcycto, 2 aylladur, 2 seated, neat
ly new, Trade for good horsos. In
quire nt Dtillotln ofllco. 35tf
FOR SALB -Thanksgiving turkoy.s
aic. geeso. P. II. Deneer, Phono Rur
al 41. 36tf
FOR SALB 400 bushels of rye
$1.25 a bushel. On Blators-Laldlrw
road D miles northwost of Laldlaw.
Ouy 0. McAllister, Laldlaw. 36-39o
FOR BAIE Two first olass young
cows. Soon fre3h. M. W. Knlcker.
bockor. Phono. Laidlaw. a 1st P.
O. 34-30P
Bend Flour Mill Co"-.'::
Deschutes Spray
Ar
and
True Blue
yv
fl
The leading brands of patent flour. "
Ask your grocer for them.
FEEDS
Large quantities of Shorts, Bran, ,
Rolled Oats and Barley on hand at
all times,
SEEP
en I wsssseaeMM m
Seed Wheat and Rye in several va
rieties. Mail Orders solicited.
Bend Flour Mill Co.
A. J. KROIJNUIIT,
Progldoiit-Managor.
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