The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, January 06, 1915, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextmLm,Wm flk ! 'i J V A. flKNII, OJCf'OOV, WKDNKHDAV AFTKHN'OOV, JAM'AIIY (I, 10 J 5. NO. M. bend Bulletin -fA-isr "mt i ass- inn i V r Vol. XII. iin to : BE DISKED CONGRESS OPENS THURSDAY ON Rend IH'IckiiIuh Loft liht Nlglit mill 'Ami .Meeting Willi Others From IVnlrul Oregon THlny to Agmi on Program LUl of Delegate. Hamuli for tlio IrrlKtttlon Congress I which tiiauln lit Portland Thursday. , Friday nijil Haturilay of IIiIm v,ook, oviir 40 dologatos loft lhtnd lust night ox peeling lo bo Jolnocl nt points along tho lino by ilfdogalo from othsr lo valltli'S who will net' with lliom In urging Ihu extension or reclamation lrJtta In ciintml Oregon by statu mill federal nlil. Toilay thoy nro con ferring In rorllnml to ngreo upon u Volley to recommend lo tlio conitrfss. I'ortlnml forecasts of tlio nrtlnn In taken by tlio Deschutes vnllny del- egaies innieuiH nn expectation that tiy will onk not only n congroa idonal niiroirlntlau hut mm from tlio state also by which to Insure getting tli fund pledged for cooporatlve work bj Hoonilory Uuin. ' On Xiimlity tho Orngonlan said: "The riHrunl nnouneeiusmt of Hooro ,tary Lane uf thu Interior Department that lie will not oikhi an npprnprln Hon by the federal emigres of $460. ooo Ui Hintoh thtt expenditure made by tlio atato on tlio Tunmlo project ban Aumml the Crook eounty MWinla Mo oast longing eyrxi toward the na tional treasury. They believe that by 'standing la' with the foderal an 'IhnritlM they ma secure that expen diture for Crook county. "It la probable also that the Crook 'county delegates will aik the ntnto legislature lo approprlatn on nillll tlonal $100,000 or f (00.000 to bo ox pended In co-operation with the fed eral nuthorltlmt on further reclama tlrn work In central Oregon, In no Vordnnco with tlio standing offer of Hoarotary Lano. . "II la tlili latter bill In wliloh the federal orflolala nro sold to bo Inter ested. Thoy want futiiro Irrigation , work In the state to bo dono on tlio 'co-oporntlvo' bail." The lllffrrriit Projects. Whatovor tlio notion tnknn to ol 1aln roclnntatlon funda thoro la ox. Ice.ed to bq morn, or las oj n light between thoMirrornnt JotloEs6f the Deschutes yalluy represented at tjio nicrrsa nn 10 which project suouiti FREO WALLACE ENDORSED BY SETTLE05JN TUHALO ImIiIIkh I'ollw WiiiiI Prwenl Irrlftii- lloti Malinger HctHliM'il mill IVtl- tluii llomit to Keep IIIim on Job. (Mpuolal to Tim llullatln) HALIBM. Jan. 1. Tim Ueirt I .nml Hoard la In racolnt of it hutttleii from Tmnalo project ttlrs urging tlio poiilluuaiiee of Fred Wallace of Ultl. Inw na Irrigation uiannaor of tho project nrtor Hiiglnoor LnurgaNrd ro tire. Korly HKttlom hIkii the lmtltlnti which la oouohed lit tho moat uruilt leriim. u rsoitea mat Mr. Wallloa Iim lived contliiuoualy within the iiouiiun or rue project for ovor tor yoara, and tella of hla Intlmato fmnll Inrlty with tho work mid Ita nrob loiiiN, na wollna ImliiKn IiIkIi tuatlmn. iilni to hla pnraonnl popularity. While no doubt tho potltlon will havo Kront wolcht with tho bonrd. It la auppoaod tlult Jlnnl notion In tho iimllor will be ibtferrH unlit It la fcoou whnt lawa. if any, tlio ItKlelaturo will unnnt for tlio adinlnlatrnllon or tlio project It la genernlly under atood that Ilepraauntntlve I'orlioa la framing n bill covurlng Tuinnlo oil mtnlitrntiun. OG IZ S COMPLETED RALPH BROWN SROT CVitiiinliiloiier Itroun'a Sou Killed on New Wiir'a liny, Itnlph Drown, tho only aon of County CommliMlonor Wlllli W. Ilrown, wna ahot nnd liiHlutitly klllrd by Claronco llcttlx aa ho wna ro turnltiK lo hl homo with hla wlfo on New Yoar'a morning. Ilettla shot from Inalile the Ilrown home and iiftor killing Mrown tired a row ahota nt Mr Ilrown aa he ran toward n neighbor' for belli. Tho murderer fled In the hill Im mediately after the ahootlng. but aur rendared to Hliortff Chrlamnn or Waaen Miinty KatunUy morning and a now ImtMod In tho county Jail at The Dalle. Ilettla waa nn employe on the Ilrown much nnd It I under atiMid that he had been drinking heavily before tho ahootlng. No mo tive for hi not I known. Mr. Ilrown wa known In llond In company with hla father nnd hi wlfo ho waa horn luat October on III war aouth to visit In tho Fort Hook country. OFFICERS NAMED JEFFERSON IN I'ollimlng Bolectloii uf Ciilvor in Tom. porory Heat on llllnt Jlillot, Coon. ty Court Clioont Other Onlocra .Voxt .Meeting Jmiuary XH. E OFFICERS ARE SELECTED KEYES CONTINUES AS .' PRESIDENT Coiumnoliil Clul) MhoiiHbW 'c I'lnn of Coiiiinlttre Work To lie litre. lltntel .Movement to Obtain Hxperliiifntnl Wlit-nt I'urtii After Inking 340 Imlloln nnd mak ing no oholoo the county aoiirt of JafToreon county xelocted Culrar a tho temporary aeat on tho ?HJat ba. lot luat Tueadny, aa raporlod fii Tlio llulletlu n tho following day. Until tho luat liiillot the voting wna atondy for Culver. Mndrna nnd Motollua, onoh reculvlng one voto. Culvor wna Anally aolncted by tho voto of Com mlmilonor J. M. King, who hnd until thon voted oonalatently for Motollu. Comity JlldKO IIOOUll wn tbn nlhnr Culver iiioporter. Tho court met In Culvor Monday bo C. 8. Hiidon reported that ho for Ita nrat formal Hoimlon nfter tho, hnd dltctiaicd with William Hnnley "",.'1!!? .?!Ld- .? C- y4 tho quoatlon of getting an exoorlmen- n..n ..i.in.n.ivu uimn irii itiiu. nun iiio . . court reeolvml written proioiltlana ,nl wuent Iarm I" te homeatoad from the three lowno Interested n country nnd that Mr. Hanloy had to what titty would do for the county promlnod to oaalat tho movemsat In Inut ..Mf.rl..ru ..,.1 .o.ln... ll. .1 ""' WB' PODIO ..-uM i........n n..i .n. .i.u i.i.iui liiu- Tho elecllon of olllcora for the com ing year, dliouaalon of a Rtiggoatlon to abnduot the.. affairs of tho olub through dlnnillog corfiiiilttce, Irrigation Congress and tho proposed experimental wheat farm between Uond and Ilurns, ocouplod the atten tion of tho Commercial Club at Its meeting on Saturday night. Following the auggostlon made ed itorially In Tho Hulletln two wueka NEW COUNTY OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED IN COURT HOUSE vnntnifM. Following this the ballot ing oogati and continued with occa Hy n roto of tho mooting Vernon A. Forbes was In structed to do what be could toward 1tJrt taken up In case tho money Is provided. A strong body of tho delegates will Im working for tho 1 Kijrth Canal and another for tho AVJest unit, adjoining tho Tumato project, whlln tho Agency plains do- eleument will also tie favored. Tim program of the emigre eon- , tains n number or Interesting tuocnt nnd eullRhtenlng dlscu lons or Irrigation problems am ux- ' peeled. Kevernl CanndlAn govern ment official nro to bo present nnd , take part In tho speaking. At one or tbo sotnlons O. I.nurgnnrd, project 'it8lner or tho Tomato project, will i lsorlho tho work whloh ha has Just finished. ' I.Ut of Delrgntp. Tho number of dulegnto from con- trat Oregon Is oxpeeted to bo wall HAW TAKKH I'l.NOKIlH. Whllo working with 'a gnsollne wood w at tho homo of J. A. Ilrln kley last Wudnesday I.nno Thomas had tlio misfortune to loso four fin gera on his right hand. Ho bad plac ed n piece of dry wood containing n largo knot against tho saw and In trying to recover It aftor It had slip ped from hla hands ho brought his Angora ngalnst tho saw. Thomas, who lives opposite tho Wright hoto), suffered considerable pain for two days following the accident but Is now doing well. slonal ndjoiiromenta until Tuesday getting f).e farm nt the logWatnrr afternoon, when Culver waa selected. arinK :h cm,nK .rn Aa soon as the court's decision ""?." , . ., bad lien proclaimed the selection or 7n tnft """or of standing oommlt Uio other eounty officers woe made. (ee I'reeldont Keyes aald that the as follows: W. IJ. Johnson or Madras, suggestion had been mado that aueh county clerk; W. I Harnett or Mad-1 eomtnltteea bo appointed to which ras, coualy treasurer: Ira Illack ofls'ioui" be rerorred tho general sub- Hborlir Knox nml Hurveyor Kelley Twk omti Miinilay IJlimclianl Jlecomo Commlnsldner Today. I'KINEVIM.H, January . New faces are now In ovldeaee around the countr court house. Th newly, locied offlefal took ottlee yeaterday. and except In the ease of tkc-s who were r-lMted nro now fitting them selves Into their new berths, T others, the new-old officers, Treasurer jonian and Clerk Ilrewn. Rlroadr Ht very well which la one of tho rea sons why they woro re-elected by sum Handsome majorities. Hx-Bherlff Hlklns moved from I'rlnevllle to llond last week nnd yes terday hla successor. K. H. Knox, took full charge of tho office. Ono of Mr. Knox's first acts wa to send out to tho various deputies bo boa chosen ofllclnl notices of their appointments. Hurrcyor Kolley hnn bron aa busy nn a Pullman porter awcenlnc rice out Of hla Office nml hn think tin Tin. flf ttin I ilnnit m wnn.l ll. ... . uu..U U KUUU JUU. V, lomorow mo county court meets and Commlssloner-olcct Illnnchnrd will tako tho seat of tho retiring com missioner. It. II. Iloyley. Commis sioner Ilrown has not yet yslgrtcd from tho court, waiting, It I under stood, to seo what tho result will lw or tho appoal to tho Biipretilovconrr or tne jcirerson county suit nocause or the recent sad death or his son bo Is not expected to bo In attendance nt court tomorrow, ir, nnd when, ho resign his successor will bo chosen by Judgo Springer and Commissioner Illnnchnrd and It Is a gonerallr oc- copted fact that an oast sldo man will bo chosen. The Hodmond Commercial Club Is understood to favor a Slstors man for the position, J. P. Duekott bolng said to be the man FIRST IEE1K OF NEW COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS MADE BY MAYOR IColicrt It. flouM Hiiccrcds George H. Voung io City Hnglnccr Other' Ofllcin! Itcinaln rlnlary of City .Marshal Itolwrts U Hcdiicctl. t ' (Contlnuod on last page.) IlIHIIOt I'AIIIIOCK HltltK. Illshop I'nddook of tho Hplsoopal dlorose of Hastern Oregon arrived In town flundsy evening nnd conduct ed services In the 1'resbyterlan rhiirrh which had been offered him for the occasion. A large nudlenee attended the service. Illshop Pad dock took for his subject. "Tho White Hluvo Trame." Ha left town Monday morning. laKH OOl'XTV I.KW. ''ho tax levy ror I-nko county for tho mr 191S has boon sot at eleven nml nliio-tonths mllta. Tho nasessod vuliiutloti of the county la $0.(107,772, nnd tho am. m t t bo rnisod for m 'I t y purport 'st:i2.000 Opal City, sheriff: W K. Iloleomb of Gateway, assessor: Mrs. Rva Knnop of tintowny, county school superln tondnnt: K. V. Kgon or Albany, sur veyor, an applicant: Hid well Cram or Datowar. stock Inspector W. V. My. era or culvor was appointed district attorney by Governor West. Tho noxt inciting of tho county court will be hold on January 18, and In tho meantime It Is expected that thu appeal from Judgo Ilrndshaw'a decision In tbo writ of rovlow cuso v. Ill bo heard by tho supremo court. Culver remains tho temporary county sont until tho next general election la 110, when the permanent sent will bo chosen by a majority voto. . tie i ft Start JYew Ve J.iqit IIKV. IIAItTHAMT .ItKTAlNnil. At a meeting or tho members and supporters of tho Presbyterian church held nfter tho morning services on Sunday It was unanimously voted to retain tbo services of II. C. Ilnrtrimft mi pastor or the church. Mr. Hart ranft onmo to llond from jiandon Inst immnior. succeed ng Rev. Q. II. Wll- Kklns. HO.MK Kl'CCKh.SKCIi OHHAMICIUItS. L. C Hoberts. who Is one of the most enthusiastic supporters of the local creamery, has recontlr recelvetl figures or Interest relating to the creamery business In bis former homo In Iowa. According to Mr. Hoborts. Favetto county. In whloh ho used to live, contains olght tawnshlns In which thoro are twelvo Incorpor ated crenmorles. In tho yonr lust oadod tho receipts of four of those croaiuarles woro I231.ril-I.10. Mr. Roberta saya Hint thoro Is no reason why rrenojerlM In central Oregon should not bo Just ns successful. Jecta In which the community Is In terestod such as Irrigation, Industries, roads, city affairs and others and theso committees should Inform thamtelvQS thoroughly an their toplos for the benefit of the club. Mr. Koycs sam mat no ravorcd uia Idea and propose! that while In Portland this week tbo organization or tho Portland Commercial Club should bo ntudlod In this connection. During tho discussion that follow ed, criticism of tbo Idea developed but the goncral reeling was In favor of tho plan nnd a commltteo won ap- poimetuio looK up tho matter In PortlarTd. Otllcors ror the coming year wero chosen as follows: President, J. P. Keyes; vice president, Floyd Dement; eccrotnry, J. A. Bastes? treasurer. K. M. Lara; directors, the foregoing nnd O. S. Hudson, A. J. Kroonort and II. W. Sawyer. Tbo Manager's Itcimrt. Tho following report of tho work of the club since his appointment as manager wns presented by II. II. Do Armond nnd unanimously accepted. Commercial Club report from Juno litti. 1914, to January 1st. 191. To tbo Directors of the Mend Com mercial Club Gentlemen: The- following is a complete report or the llcnd Commercial Club cover ing tbo period rrora Juno Kth, 1914 to January 1st, 191R: Financial. Lllnlanco on hand Jubq 1$, 1914 x IS. HO Total receipts since Juno 16th 1.1?9.B8 nond's now city administration Js bow In charge of municipal affairs, tho now counollmen having taken of floo yesterday morning and tho may or's appointments made and con firmed. Tho meeting nt which this business waa transacted was held In tbo morning In order not to conflict wHh tho departure of the dolcgatoa y tho Irrigation Congress on tho' night train. - Tho now counollmen. L. C. Rudow 8. C. Caldwell and E. P. Urostcrhous, took their seats Immediately after tho adjournment of tho old council, which met earlier to clean up nil un adjusted mattor. Mayor Miller an notinced tbo appointment of commit tees as follows: Police, flro end liquor license, Aune. Knuteen and Caldwell; streets, nubile wars aad sewers, Knutsen. Dsvidson and Cald well: ways and means. Davidson. Another candidate. I :"" T"'" ""? - '""". "T". and one who seem, likely to receive' .'Y.""?,!1"'"'!" me appoinimont. is J. a. Bastes of Ilend. LOGGING OPKUATIOXS. This week the llond Company will start a small crew In the woods to get logs ready for hauling and will later put on Ita regular logging forces. It haa been understood that logging ror tho Griffin mill would be gin again soon, but as yet no doflnlto arrangements have been made. FRANK MILLKR KICK. On Now Year's day Frank Miller, tho cement contractor and sidewalk builder, wns discovered In bis cabin suffering from an apopletlc fit Ap parently ho had been taken III sev eral days previously and had lain on his bed unable to help himself. Ho has been gtven-medlcal attention -and now has a friend staying with him. Unless he has another stroko it is cxpoctcd that he will recover. dW. Hrosterhous and Aune: come- RKVIVALIKT KXPKOTKD. At tho Commercial Club luntheonJO. Thorbjornsen .....,,..,,. Saturday Rov. E. J. Judd Vateui E. T. Hauch ,.vi4f at a revivalist waa expected toL.Vocath i,.'j.-r.. M.n 4a IIahJ ..h.1 .1... .l. .. I f1,,! CnKv.K J on that come to Rend under the auspices of locel Protestant churches some time In Fobruarv and that It was desired to obtain tho uso of tho club rooms for bis meet'ngs. Discussion of the tery nod public property. Rroster- nous. Davidson nnd Knutsen; rules, order of business and elections, Caldwell, Aune and Rudow. The other city officials who a'fo appointed by the mayor were aU'eon tlnued In offleo except City Beglneer George S. Young, who was succeeded by Robert B. Gould. The salary of tho city marshal was reduced to $100. On motion of Councilman Knutsen tho appointments wero unanimously confirmed. Mr. Knutsen was elected president of the council. A. J. Krocnert of tho nend Flour Mill Co. appeared be font tbo council and stated that deeds had been se cured for a 40-foot street from Well street to the flour mill and the streot dedicated to the city end asked that tho city have the street Improved. Tblswnjvotedy. -M , ,-j At the meeting of tho old council', bills were ordered paid In registered warranta aa follows: Goo. S. Young 2C.00 Ed Sanders ! , 1.50 2.80 1.50 l.GO 3,00 1.S0 Cnrl Schwab W. G. Woodwards. W. T. Sharp 4 80 Kd Holmes 7.80 W . J. Shannon 1.50 Total .$1,147.98 (Continued on last page.) V ear f- " WHEN IN NEED of matter was postponed until the even-' V. A. Forbes 20.00 Uxk meeting of the club and at that time it was voted to permit the use of the routs. The revivalist la D. L. Coale of San Antonio, Texas. Robert Houston accompanies him ns singer. PENSIONS AND DKLINQl'KNTS. According to figures rocontly given out by the Insurance Commission the amounts spent In Crook county for widows' pensions and noor rellof be tween January and September 30, 1914. woro: Pensions. $3,777.50. and poor. $C 333 43. Tho total of dollnni'ont taxes In tho county is $52,000.07. II C Kills 30 M. K. Coleman 26 C. Horgen 8.70 S. K. Roberts 125.00 Rend Bulletin 9.S0 Anton Auno 17. CO Skuse Hardware Co. 125 Rond Hardware Co C.ll Owl Phormnay GO Rend Co 9.13 J. P. Johnson 15.00 Miller Lumber Oo 05 G. Ho r?en 317.50 R. V. L. & P. Co 194.00 G. Rorgen 41.S0 Rend Library 15.00 OT4. &.& Up a wen an. tyV6utit c0, ivJti esciules Kjlaie Oan SB. fferrtll, ZWsMtnt H. Cart, CauAt, Stoves or Ranges, Pnints or Oils, V. , . -. - 4 M Doors or Windows, Pumps nnd Pipef Engines and Windmills, Light nnd Heavy Hardware, Auto Supplies nnd Sporting Goods, f or Kitchen Utensils, CALL ON S3enb IDavbvoare Co. THE COMPANY THAT PUT THE "WKAlt" IN llARUWARE. ) kM& The First National Bank OF BEND, BEND, OREGON L. - . -L.1 - ' 1 U. C. COE, Prosldont E. A. SATHER. Vlco- Prosldont C. S. HUDSON, Cashier Capital fully paid - $25,000 Surplus &B,000 WAR TAX Tho publlo's attontion Is respectfully directed to the following important provisions of tho new War Revenuo Ultl. effectlvo ljecembor 1, 1914. NOTICH -Notes must boar stamps when not exceeding J110.Q0, two cents; roivoaoh additional $100.00 or fractional, part thereat. In excess of $100.00, two cents. ,' DEEDS When tho consideration or valuo of the Inter ost or property conveyqd, exclusive of the value -if any lion or encumbrance thereon, exceeds $100 00 nnd does not oxcuod $500.00, .50 cents; and for ouch additional $500.00 or fractional part thereof in excess of $500, SO cents. MORTGAGES Mortgages given to' secure tho payment of proiulBory notes are oxompt, but thu nptoa which Bueh mortgages secure must boar tho roquirM amount of stamps. CHECKS NOT Hl'HJKCT TO TAX For our own uso and the uccomcdatlon of tho Public wo have secured n supply of documentary stamps. Copy of lawa may bo Inspected at our Ranking room. TEe FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BEND um, ... r- DIRECTORS i' (yiy U. C. COR E. A.SATIIBR r'. S. IlUDSOX c. Ellis O. M. Pattehson H. !Sm -M. H' dcTSsHbalft'n.f!FTl &k t M nXl ! i.Mfc I mSmj