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uexr, orkgox, Wednesday aftehxOox, april uh, mm.
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DONE ON ROADS
IMPROVEMENT MADE
ON ROUTE EAST
NO. 8.
WHAT .MORE?
(Portland Tolegrnm)
Crook county peoplo will havo
cauao to feel jubilant when
they get tho news that tho Shev-
lln Lumber Company is propnr-
Iiib to open up and market Ium-
- bor from Its big timber holdings
in tho upper Deschutes coun-
try. it means 2500 or moro
- additional population to that
county, tho extension of tho Hill -
railroad, tho growth of Ilend
ns n business center and plenty -
of money In circulation. Whnt
- moro could any county want?
.Aim U to Reach ttio Powell Ilutto
Coiintiy Volunteer Woik to Make
Mil ties mid Illuo liiiko Accessible
Xcw Ilond Front Foit Hock.
The end of this week will sea
c-mploted tho greater purl of tho
uad east of town planned to bo built
4, a spring as a link In tho now-routo
t Powell Uutte. In tho fall, afcorI-
rii" to presont plans, tho road will bo
t irhed through to Its destination, tho
. 'h of farm work limiting it Impos-
te to Bpcnd moro tlnio on it this
,irlng. -
Altogcthor, seven nnd a halt miles
v t road woro Included In tho work to
c uono oy dubwcss men oi uenu in
co-operation with tho farmers living
on tho road to bo Improved. Tho
completed portion now Includes tho
road from tho southwest corner of
tho Pilot Dutto ranch a dlstnnco of
three nnd n half mllns north nnd oast
and tho greater part of tho routo
irnek toward town from tho ranch.
This Inst section, or nt least that
portion of it lying hotwoen tho ranch
nnd the Dcncor corner, is the most
rt.'imcult of tho wliolo undertaking,
there being considerable rock work to
bo dono on tho two miles Included.
Nevertheless, most of the work on
tho mllo nlong tho north sldo of sec
tion 30, west from tho Pilot Ilutto
ranch has been completed. Tho coun
ty will bo nskod to assist on tho re
mainder. ,
From tho end of the finished road
It Is about soven miles to tho present
Vrlnovlllo road, which runs through
Powell Ilutto, and tho expectation Is
to mnke tho connection Inter In tho
oar. County Commissioner Over
turf, who Is oversocintf-tho road work
on this sldo of tho county, reports
that tho peoplo of that section havo
stated their willingness to Jolnlnitho
work In tho fall. T
Up to Monday night tho valuo of
tho work dono east of town was
slightly over $000. Of this amount
farmers had contributed $200 In la
lior ami tho balance represented sub
scriptions made by Uond business
TURNED OVER 10 COMMITTEE
Event to lie Held on Jilv Rays Renin
iilng July (It omuls Selected nto
lletuccn lloiul ami Wnll Sttcets.
following a mooting of tho Chau
tntuiua guarantors held Friday af
ternoon to organlzo In preparation
for tho ovont, a commltteo was ap
pointed, from among thoso who sign
ed tho guaranty, to tnko chnrgo oftho
preliminary arrangements. The com
mittee has already had two meotlngs
and matters nre wort In hand.
Friday's meeting was attended by
about 20 of tho guarantors. From
thoso present a commltteo was ap
pointed to select tho arrangements
commltteo, tho selection being made
on Saturday as follows: J. A. Eas
tes, chairman, II. E. Allen, treasurer,
It. V. Sawyer, secretary, J. C. Rhodes
and C. M. McKay. Mr. Rhodes has
been appointed manager of advertis
ing nnd Mr. McKay will take caro of
gonornl matters.
Final dates for tho Chautaqua aro
now nnnounced as being July 2 to
July 7, Inclusive Adult's season
tickets will bo sold for $2. CO and
tbero will bo special high school
tickets at $1.00 and school children's
tickets at $1.00. Present plans con
template tho "so of tho lots between
Wnll and Ohio streets to tho south
of Ohio for tho erection of tho tont.
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TO BE HOSPITAL
DETAILS NOW BEING
ARRANGED
Dr. U. C. Coe Htiys Oicrtiiif.Foibc
Intel eit in Property nnd Will Join
With Dr. Fen oil In CunductliiB
Institution ,SItcm Coming.
(Continued on last page.)
TIMBERMEN HERE
Iliooks nnd GIpNou .Spend Saturday
nnd .Sunday In Town.
D. F. Brooks and II. 13. Glpson of
Minneapolis, prominent owners of
timber lands In tho country south of
Bond, arrived la .town Saturday
morning. With thorn camo F. W,
DiiBwelltof Portland, formerly of St.
Paul, npd now" living In Portland.
Mocsrs. Rrooks and Glpson loft Sun
day night for Vancouver, II. C. Mr.
Iluswell la stayjng hero for a fow
dayB.
It Is understood that whllo tholr
visit had no especial significance mat
ters. woro discussed during tholr stay
which may linvo a boarlng on tho ex
pected Shcvlln announcement.
PASS NOT YF,T OPEN'.
In tho correspondence from Slstors
In this Issue of Tho Ilullctln occurs
tho report thnt tho first wagon of tho
Benson has mndo tho trip over tho
Snntlnm pass. Sincu the Item wns
printed word has coino from Sisters
that the pass is not yet open. A wag
en went Into Cache creok station, on
this sldo of tho mountain n few weeks
ugn. On its return recently it was
understood that It had made tho
wliolo trip ovor tho pass, which Is, and Henry Gadow, horsestealing; J.
now discovered not to bo the enso. A. Hrundage, rape
In anticipation of tho approaching
growth of the city Dr. U. C. Coo nnd
Dr. R. Fcrrell havo recently complet
ed nirangemrnts to open n hospital
In tho Guorln liouso on tho bluff
above tho river. Work will bo begun
at onco In making repairs to tho
building nnd cleaning up the sur
rounding grounds.
The building, which is now to bo
rearranged for hospital purposes, was
built sovernl years ago,nnd has been
used at various times as a rooming
house and a hotel. It was last usod
by Mr. nnd Mrs. W.D. Cuu-ey iib n
hotel under tho namo, "Mountain
View." Tho Cursoys, during their
occupancy, covered ovor tho court
yard around which tho Iioubb was
built using tho spneo for a dining
room.
The house wns sold Inst summor
to Dr.- Forroll, V. A. Forbe3 and H.
J. Ovorturf. Dr. Coo now buys tho
Forbes-Ovoiturf Interest.
According to Dr. Coo tho hospital
Is planned to nccomodnto 3J! pntlontB
nnd will recolvo non-Infectious modl
cal and ourglcal cases. A passage
way will ho cut from tho court yard
dining room through to tho north
porch and tho front living room ar
ranged m n ward.
It is understood that arrangements
aro being mado to havo ono of tho
miming ordeis of tho Cnthollc church
establish n branch horo nnd thnt
when this Is dono tho hospital will
bo turned ovor to tho Slstors for op
eration. .
IRRIGATION IS
TO BE HASTENED!:
SO CHENOWETH SAYS
OF PROJECT
President of Sullies Lake Irilgntlon
District line oil Satuidiiy Will
Hold Ilond Election Soon
S.Young Retained as
-Geo.
"nglneer
SHERIFF HAS KDHi HOIT.H.
Shorlff Knox has reached tho goal
sought by ovory boarding house koep-
er ho has a full houso. His 'present
patrons aim mo ennrges on which
they aro hold aro as follows: McCabo
nnd Doogan. burglary in llend; Cuas
O'Kelley nnd Garrott Stark, burglary
In Prlnovliloj A. JS. Queen, burglary
In Roberts, Oregon; Ilruco Maxloy
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INSURE YOURSELF
AGAINST YOUR
OWN
CARELESSNESS
Even though you might never have
n fire or thieves enter your home, n
paper mislaid is often times lost just
as irretrievably as if it had been
burned or stolen.
' When your valuable papers are in
our vault you KNOW where they
are and you KNOW they are safe.
You can lease a steel box in our
vault with a non-pickable Yale
lock big enough to contain all
your private papers, for $2 a year
Can you afford to be without this
insurance?
The Deschutes, State
Bank
MOLES ARE SHIPPED
Kllgoio Rrothcru Make Side to Walla
Walla Mull.
The first of n number of shipments
of initios nnd horses for uro In tho
wheat Holds of Washington will bo
mado from Ilond this week. John
Woods, of Walla Walla, Washington.
Is tho purchnsor nnd Boilers nre var
ious Btockmen In tho neighboring
country, chlot among thorn being Id
goro brothers, who hnvo a ranch In
Lako county, southeast of torn.
Mr. Woods was In this section Inst
winter nnd nt thnt tlmo mndo tho
bulk of his purchases. Ho camo In
again on Friday to mako arrange
ments for shlpmont. Tho first car
load will Includo a numbor of mules
from tho Kllgora ranch, u pair from
tho Pilot Ilutto ranch and two marcs.
Other cars will bo made up later
from tho Kllgorcs.
Ofhot tho Grandvlew peoplo In .Tof-
rerson county tiro going nhend with
tholr Irrigation plans wa3 tho word
broiijBhUo Rend by II. J. Chonowoth
on "Saturday. Mr. Chonowoth Is tho
picsldont of tho Irrigation dlstilct
nnd wns in town on business connect
ed with tho prospective development.
Tho goiiertil plan for tho Irrigation
of tho Grandvlow country wns out-
linort in Tho Ilullctln last fall. Ono
of tho first pieces of business to bo
ntteuded to bv tho Joffcrson countv
court, after tho final decision of tho
Supremo Court In favor of the coun
ty, waB to order an election on tho
question of tho formation of nn Ir
rigation district ns provided under
tho lnws of tho state. Tho olcctlon
was held about two weeks ago, re
sulting In nn overwhelming victory
for irrlgatlonlsts. They nro now
proceeding with tholr plans.
According to Mr. Chonowoth, tho
estimates mado by Goorgo 8. Young,
of Rond, nro now to bo submitted to
Stnto Engineer LowIb nnd, following
action by him", nn election will bo
hqld to voto bonds for tho project.
Then, ns soon as tho bonds can ho
Isold and tho money mndo nvallnblo.
construction work will bogln. Somo
12,000 ncres nro to bo reclaimed.
Mr. Young has been retained ns con
struction engineer.
In addition to his position with tho
lrrlgntlon district, Mr. Chonoweth Is
president of tho Buttles I.ako Im
provement Co., nnd of tho Motollus
Irrigation & Powor Co. Ho formerly
lived. In Wnllown county, In eastern
Orogon, being promlnont In Irriga
tion nrfnlru thoro whoro ho helped
to put through tho Alder SIopo Irri
gation Ditch. Mr. Chonowpth was
opposed to county division Inst fall
but, as ho puts It, since his defent
an n county commissioner of Juffor-
soii county, ho has become a firm con
vert.
TO SAW RYXOVHMRKR
Whllo as jet no announce-
nient has been mndo ns to tho
location of the Shcvlln saw mill,
Joim u. icynn, when Interview-
cd yestcrdnj. said, "You mnv
say this, tho Shovlln peoplo will
bo snwlng lumber by tho first
of November." When asked
whero, ho snld, "Wo know."
MEETING IN AID OF SISTERS
IS
masons' visit prinkvimi:.-
A pnrty of Rend Masons wont to
Prlnevillo Saturday nftornoon to nt-
tpnil a meeting of tho lodgo thoro
thnt night. Thoso who mado the
trip woro Oeorgo S. Young, J. C.
Rhodos. C. M. McKay. II. E. Allen,
K. M Thompson, J. H. Corbott. F.
O. Minor nnd It. V. I'olndexter. Fol
lowing tho meeting suppor wns serv
ed, tho Rend men starting on their
roturn trip early Sunday morning.
MRS. KM.IS I.V.IURIR).
Whllu hanging a clonk up In n
closet Inst night Mrs. H. C. Ellis
turned her nnltlo nnd foil against n
shelf Buffering painful Injuries. Two
ribs wore broken and a, thlid torn
from Its fastening, neccc'tntlng her
couflnoinont to tho houso for somo
tlmo. Mr. Ellis was at his ofllco nt
tho tlmo of tho accident and had to
I summoned by tolephono.
A Number Will Attend From Rend
County Commlvdoucr Oierlutf
Will Ro Speaker Rand Will Oo
Tho Mny day gathprlng, arranged
by tho Sisters Fair Association for
Saturday, to arouse Interest In the
fnlr for tho romlng fall, will bo large
ly attended by people of tho West
side.
According to tho plans of tho Sls
tors peoplo tho affair will begin with
a luncheon which thoy will provide
to ho served on tho banks of Squaw
creok, nenr town. In enso of stormy
woathor tho gathering will nssomhle
In ono of tho halls not fnr nwny. Fol
lowing tho luncheon thoro will bo
Epenklng by representatives of tho
different sections.
It Is reported thnt efforts nro be
ing mado In Redmond to Bond nn un
usually largo dolcgntlon to Sisters,
presumably In n further effort to win
support for tho union high Hchool
movement which tho Sisters peoplo
nro looking nskanco at. Just how
many will go from Rend is not
known. A number of car owners
hnvo Blgnlflod their Intention to go
ovor, nnd It is planned to tnko as
many of tho baud members ns pos
sible, neither tho Redmond nor tho
Sisters bands bolng organized this
spring. Tho local commltteo has se
lected County Comml8slonor Ovoiturf
ns tho speaker from Ilond. All who
cnu do so nro urged to attend.
Rccnuso of tho Slstors pnrty thoro
will bo no Commercial Club luncheon
on Saturday.
HELP THE CHOSE
OF
EDUCATON
LOCAL MEN DONATE
TO COUNTY
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Cail HoKclicr and C. W. Wnlkcr Ffn.
l by .lust Ice of Tho Poaco Eiutci
Friday nud Satuiday nro I tuny
!in In the iocnl Court.
B. FERRELL
President
E. M. LARA
Cashier
Grass and Garden
Seeds
TO IMMUiMHS
I'miu Sum WiiiiIm (o Know Wliore
Our Sceni'iy Is Situated.
Porhnps you think you know wlmrc
tho Three Sisters nro. Just the lorn.
tlou of Mt. Jofferson, whWtlAi K&tjf-l
Hon of Urokeii Top Is, and of Thrni
Fingered Jack, and of nil tho other
mountains that mako tho western
sky lino such n wondnrful view:'
"All ono needs to do," you say, Ma
Just to look ovor to tho west from
nlmoet any point in town, unit tlierci
nro tho mountains. For somo of
them you may havo to go ovor on the
n'de of Pilot Ilutto, but jou know
whoro thoy are."
Well, you aro right. You do know
wheio they are but Uncle Sam dooa
not nnd he's going to find out. 'Iho
dlfforonco Is thnt you know whole
thoy are for pitrpoHon of sconory nnd
ho wants to know nbout thorn geo
graphically. To get the Information
ho Is going to hnvo W. I). Johnson,
of tho Portland Forest olllco eomo
down horu this summer and do n lit
tie trlangulntlon work In order
learn tho exact googrnphlral location
of this portion of our scenery.
Mr. JohnBon came to town yester
day and went to Slstors with Forost
Supervisor Morrltt and W 1., Spront
to make n preliminary Invi-Htigation.
Proceeding on tho nssumptlon thnt
the mora education thoro la tho less
law hronklng thoro will bo, the Ore
gon statutes provldu that all fines
levied hi tho Jttstlco courts nhnlKbo
paid Into tho county school funds. In
this manner, It Is ohsorvod, crlmo
becomos solf offnclng, slnco tho pay
ments It makes for tomporury exist
ence go townrd tho support of tho
permanent dlsclptlna of tho schools.
On this theory there ought to bo
In Crook county somo $35 worth
morn education nnd less mlsbohar
lor during tho coming year, this
amount, unoxpected hi tho December
budget estimates, having been realiz
ed by tho county ns HncB which woro
lovled la Justlco Enstos' coutt last
weok. Tho patrons of education woro
Carl Holschor nnd C. W. Wnlkor, who
conduct n bakery nnd a restaurant,
respectively In tho Myers building on
Ilond htreet.
Tho first contribution, $10 In'
amount, wns mndo by Walker on Fri
day. In n vny It lum a double odu
cntlonnl vntuo. In nddltlou to Its nor
vlco to tho county, It taughl tho con
tributor thnt onco Juilgo Enstos has
said what the line Is you cannot nrguo
him out of It. Or putting It nuother
wny, you can nrguo nil you plonso
with "Jim" Eastos, but you cannot
with Mudgo Knntcs uuless you want
to pay for tho conversation. What
tho Juilgo says, goes,
IloUchor Joined Wnlkcr ns a coun
tv bonofnrlor on Saturday, paying
$10 for tho privilege, nlrendy mi
stimed, of Joining In a brawl with
him, whllo Wnlkor. not to bo out
done, chipped In $lt more, this tlmo
without argument.
Tim trouble which led to the two
nppenranros in tho local Justlco court
has apparently been growing between
,tha two meatfly sqpio Onw, On Frl"
dny It enmo to n bend nnd forn
time tholr storo roHombled n bnttla
ground In Flanders, catsup bottles,
plntoH, pics, revolvers nnd other
deadly weapons Hying through tho
nlr. Following tho fracn Holschor'
sworo out n warrant itcnliiHt Wnlkor
who wiih lined $10 by Judge Hastes
nnd tho line suspended. Then ho
learned thnt tho suspension wns not
permanent, as related above, und paid
up.
On Snturdny the nunrrol was re
newed, this time both men being ar
resled by Acting Marshal Nixon nnd
locked up for the nftornoon. In tho
evening they wero tried nnd fined,
tho ovont running n closo second' to
the picture show so fur as puhllo In
terest was concorncd.
MIIRARV (ilMH IIOOKH.
Tho Rend Public Library has ro
routly rocelvod the following books;
Tho Real Truth About Oermany, by
I) Slayton, The Eternal Values, by
Hugo MuiiMtorburg, and In tho Ore
gon Country, by O, P, Putnam.
Per lb Per 100
Small lots lbs.
Turkestan Alfalfa 22 $21.00
Fancy Alfalfa 21 20.00
White Clover . .- 55
Red Clover, Fancy . . ..21 20.00
Mamouth Red Clover ..23 21.50
Timothy ,...10 9.00
Kentucky Rlue Grass ..18
German Millet 08 C.C0
Canadian Field Peas.. .00 H C.50
Rroomo GraBS 20 19.00
, GARDEN SEERS.
Por i lb. Per lb.
Reims
Strlngless G. P
Golden Wax
Ky. Wonder
Reel
Early Egyptian 30
Market Gardnor 35
Mangol Half Sugar ....20
Lanes Imp. Sugar ..,.20
Cabbage
Dan Hall Head 50
Ea, Jer Wakefield ....50
Carrot
Danvers Half Long ...25
Chantenay 25
Oxheart 25
Yellow Relglan 25
White Relglan ..25
.25
.25
.25
1.00
1.00
.50
.45
1.75
1.50
.75
.75
.75
.75
.75
Corn
Yellow Dent
Ciicitmlcr
Early Russian
Lettuce
Hanson ...., 35-
Slmpson Early Curled .30
Onion
Danvers Yellow Globe JO
Rod Weatherfleld ....60
White Globe CO
PnrMilpfc
Hollow Grown 20
Guernsey Halt Long ..20
Pea
American Wonder .,..10
Dwarf Tolephono ... ,.10
Little (lorn 10
Kmllsli
French Rrenkfast 20
White Icicle 20
Crimson Giant ,30
Long Rlack Spanish . ..20
Turnip
P. T. S. Leaf 20
Yellow Aberdeen 20
Rutabaga
Sklrvlngs 20
White Russian 20
Kale, 1000 head 20
Rape
Bend Hard-ware Co.
Tho Company thot put the "Wear" in Murdwiiro
The First National Bank
OF BEND, BEND.OR.ECON
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17. C. COP., President E. A. BATHER, Vlco- I'lonldont
I . S. HUDSON, Cushlor
Capital fully puld - til.OOO
Surpliii ai.OOO
Are you going
to the Fair?
If you aro, obtain a supply of our
AMERIGAN BANKERS TRAVEL
ERS GHEGKS.
May bo cashed at Banks or Ho
tels without discount or identification.
TFe FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BEND
rr -- DIRECTORS - -----
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