THIS IJBXI) BULLETIN, IlKN'O, OHR., WEDNESDAY, MAT? C, 10i PAGE 0. WHEN REED RULED And Raised a Row In Congress by Counting a Quorum. HOW THE QUESTION AROSE. Oar" to and no Put tho The Issue That Moved ths Overturn Doth Democratic publican Precedents 'and Houte In an Uproar. In lila "1Ato of Tliomnn Ilnirkptt 'ilctil." populiirly kiimvn its "Cznr" Heed. Siiiniifl V. Me(!nll ruliites liow tlio prciit qiiiNtlim of tln iUiirmii tlint wiib counted nroie. TIip famous lssuo t'uiuu tip Kliortly iifti-r Hi-ciI'm re election nw H:iikf r In DivfiiilitT. I8S0 Till' Iloptllillciiim Mini ho niirrow n inn Jorlty tlmt IiiimIiickm would Imve liecn tlllllcult even without the HIIIiiiHteriiiB nf tin uppoMltlnn On Jim. at, IWH. Dnlxi-ll mportnl from the cotnnillti'P on olii'tlmm nn aunrd of n cuuti-Mi'd wilt to n Itopub .licit n. "Crlnp rnlfed tin' ip""tliin of niiixld erntiun. mid only HCI iiicnilir n-pond ed. or two Ipx tlinii n ipinrtini Not merely wiih It beyond tile power of the IteputillcniiH to produce 11 ipioriim ut tlmt time, but II nppi'iirrd eipmll.v eer tnlii tlmt tlie.v would not lie nble to produce one nt nny time durum thai rotnirpMs. "Heed Inn! oiirefiillr plniiiied to meet the emerfreney whleli hud lium eeiut-d to him Inevltiible mid iiml ilelermlned upon lilt course. Hut the element of doubt wiih whether hN party iimmmcI iitrx In the limine tOould xiitii'tliui the niillcnl rotire which he incdltittci! Up ivim Intendllik' to ovciturii not merely DetniH'nitU' iireeedetitH, but Itepnblli'iiti pni'cdentH iik well. "Time nlliio.it without number the Icndent of IiIm own puny Iiml nmln tulned that the eonstltutlouiil ipioriim wiih to lie determined tiy te roll cull iiml not by the bodily presence of incmbera. I'lie poxllloii Iiml never hc rloiiHly been ipieNtlotuil iiml If u um Jorlty of the rfprwiitiitlvpM fulled to ii iik wer lo Ihelr mm men on (he culllm; of the roll there wna no iptoruiu pro ent fur the ininmictliin of IiiihIiickh, even If every member might iielmilly be prenent In the hull of the bonne. "Inntend of ordertliK the roll to Ik culled iikiiIii Hwil eitituly auld. The chulr direct ihe clerk to record the liniuea of Ihe folliiwluit membei'M pre etil mid rcfilHlfiK to rot" He Iheii proceeded lo inline n number of Item ocriitM mid iimotiK itieui 1'iirlMie unit other Deinocrutlc IciiiIith who were priwiit when Ihelr miiih'k were culled mid who refniltiet) from wiIIiik '"At once Ihe limine wiot In nn up ronr There wiih nn exploxlou u vIj lent iim win ever wlllicwd In n led liltlve tHNly The upeiiltcr'n reel I ill of the liitinc wun luterrtlpted by iiloti itle reiiioiiHtriince. Ill courxe wiih de nounced ii h revolutionary I'or n eon Idenible time the tumult Mopped the hUMtucHri of the limine. Heed remiiln ed unruillisl, mid when the nol-e would fur u moment HUlintilo lie would tuld to hli count of iK'tnoemta proem mid lint votltiK "One memtM'r of much illtttilt.v. hut not coimpieuouH for rcue of tiumnr Knively nroxe wttb n ixxik in til li.iud mid cnld. 'I deny jour ruin Mr Speiiker, to count me nn preunt mid I dexlrn lo rend from the p.irll.i ini'liliir)' hiw on Iiml xubjeet. Ileeil mixed a hciirty limuli by ciHttly hiij'Iiir In replv mid with in i-uiotunr.v druwlt The chulr lx nuiklim n ime llleut of fuel thill Ihe iteiillciiiiin from Kentucky In prexcut. Ooex tie deny r "After the liolxe hud xub-lilixl Kiilll clenily for the xpeukei to iniilie u con boded Mlittetuelil lie piiM'ceded in xiule the ipicxlloil to the hniie 'The cliillr lleillH thU xitbJiM't In oiderly fiixhlon mid will submit htx opinion to the hoiixii, which, If not ucipilex. ed In lit ihe house, ciin be oteriuled on mi up nil I Inltcn trolli llie ilei ioii "lie then proceeded In iliile hWotiln Ion In ii few word llercrrluu in the coiihtltuilouiil Hiwcr or the li'Mi-c 10 compel Ihe utteudiime of iibxeiu incm Item, ho xil bit 'If members ciin he pi ex cut mid retime to esercle itietr rune "tlim-lo wit, not be counted n n quo ruin-tluit pnivlxion wnuut eem lo Ii' entirely tiutmiory ltminu n nx Him count tuition only provides for their tit tciidiinro. (hnl utteinl.iii'v l enough If mote wiih needed the cnnxlltntloii would huve pmvldiHt for more " Dlxnnler wiix renewed, hut ufter a hoi ilclmle the ritllnu wnx Huxiuiiied, Itced'x pnrty xinndlim by him to 'iniin, mid ihe xuprcine iimrt utxe iuenily ooutlrtued the point. p orce, vVUdom and Faith. When n huiuiin xmil druwy ita tlmt tttrmwH mriilght tlio rent wtll mirely follow. Ileiiccfunu your exitene' he. (imii-H eeuxelcxH iictlvlty Thw universe Ih'Iiiiiki to til in who wills, who know, w ho pniVK, but lie inunt will, he inuit know, he must pray In wofit, tio lliuxt xirkcxx fonv. wmoiu and fultli. He ctMiipicrord oti ihe ixirtb Your con viction will be clmiik'vO to cvrtulutliit. - Ilonorv do HiiUhc Doyhood. Mninum-AiHl you iictiiully te I1U tie tjwdT What In the world miul you do xi1 Little l.cter l.lvenuore-Wll-lie Klckover bet iy.umi.-Judi:o, Pocketknlvee. I'ocki'ikulve wllh tiludea to fold mm ihe tuuidle by aprlni; wer first iimlt in ihe middle or iho eighteenth H'liiiiry IMPROVE THE POTATO Jlnst Omul On ii lie Accomplished by PlmitliiK tlio Hcxt l'otfltocs Ohtnlmihlo mid In Mill Selection for Future Vcars. lly County Agriculturist A. H. IiO VKTT. All H not lit rotilruty lo Hi whi'u NtiythlnR Ce Thulium u KempU, TIioho of us who hftvo not obtained our seed potatoes onrly In tlio season oro flndlnt; It n vory hard matter to securo tho seed nt present. Good seed Is nlwnjs In domnnd nnd Is tak en early, so that tho man who must purchase this late will usually hnvo to take comparatively poor seed nnd do tho best ho can with It. The good sound, marketable potnto, trtio to noma etnndard typo, Is tho ono that will anil. Any deviation from this typo of potato will lessen tho chances of n prodtahlo salo nnd materially affects the profit to ho obtained from raising the potato In any section. It Is foolish for us to expect that wo may hu able to make money by rais ing elthor nn unmarketable typo of potnto, or even n nmrltotablo typo where tho yield Is small. Our nlm In tho potato-ErowltiR business should man who figures on more than ono cent per pound for potatoes, except for exceptional years, will undoubted ly meet with disappointment. It Is therefore necessary that wo ralso moro than 100 bushols of of mnrket iblo notutocs nor ncro In order lo .cnllzo any mntorlal profits from tho growing of the crop. Tho mnn who hat, Rood seed for .limiting this spring nnd will use nroner methods In preparation of iiitid, planting of seed and cultlvn .lon und watering of crop litis a great advntitngu over tho iniin who has to jso the pooror seed. Howovor, both (ho man with tho host seed and the bo to ralso tho best marketahlo po- .ato with heavy yields per acre. Any .nnn with the pooror seed may Im provo his potato huslnesa materially jy cnrcfully selecting the best seed n the lot truo to sotno standard type, mil planting this seed In pints or 'owh by themselves, lly using this niothod, wo tuny know where the host potatoes should bo obtained nnd by ulll selection of Beed next fall for iho following year's plnntlng, wo cim Jbtuln potatoes not only trim to the typo wo aro after, hut nlso from a prolific hill, which should In turn produco prolific hills of potatoes for our field tho following season, A lnrgo yield can not be obtained from a Held whero tho average hill yields only two to live marketable potatoes. If wo will first raise tho marketable typo and then select seed from hills I producing from sixteen to twenty marketable potatoes, we may usually j doublo or treble yields of nny land I would recommend to all thoso planting potatoes this season that they select tho best potatoes they have and plant them to themselves, so that tholr seod for tho following yenr may ho saved from the monny mnklng typo of potato-marketahio and prolific. Trent nil seed for senh and keep your farm freo from dlsoaso. nousr: von a aim. Sevon room house with good baso ment nnd nil modern conveniences. E. V. nichardson, La Pino, Oro gon. 49tf ItKAIi ESTATE TKAXHFEHS. Issued by Crook County Abstract Co. II. J. Overturf to U. C. Coo M int. lots, 2, 3, A, blk. 3, Ilond, $250. O. C. Ilonklo to Y II. Inman Its. 1-1, 15, blk. 3, Kenwood, ?225. James Chnmbers to . L. Thos. Cobb, S. C. Miller. W. S. Hamilton bo bo 23; bw sw, bv nw 24-17-H. N. W. Townslto Co. to Stewart A. Jollott It. 10. blk. 20, N. W. T. Co., 2nd add, Dond. Tllos. A. Rutherford to Bend Tim bcr Co. w'A nw 11; n no 10-17-11 HAVE WE LIFE PRESERVERS ON BOARD? WE HAVE THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW IF THATS WHAT YOU MEAN YOU BET IT IS -FOR NOW I'M SURE OF A HAPPY VOYAGE DiuiKcr to Children. SorlouB lIlnoBB often results from lingering coughs nnd colds. The Ifncklng nnd coughing nnd disturbed sleep rack: a child's body and polsonB vcakon tho syBtom, bo that disease ennnot bo thrown off. Foloy's 'Honey nnd Tnr Compound hns enscd coughs, colds and croup for three genera tions; Bafe to itso nnd quick to net. Thoro 1b no bettor medicine for croup, coughs, nnd colds. I'nucrBon Drug Co. Adv. m: Sarm Vm artJ tales 1 to California as tail forts InctuJ meals ana berths at sea. te&Fi DELUXE TOURS to CALIFORNIA xpositions Oregon Trunk Railway And Iho THple-Scicw, SIv Deck l'lilaco of the l'nclflc SS "NORTHERN PACIFIC,, (Length ni!l feet, Iteatii Oil feet, .Shi(1 21 Knots.) SallliigH from Flnvel, April lT-'JI-l-'JO, Muy :i-7.1i-i3, Special Steamer Trnln I.caws I'ortliuul I) n. in, ArrhvM Flael J'J:!1(I Luncheon on Ship. Steamship Arrives Sun Frnuclxco Ui.'iO p. in. Next Day. ItOlWI) THII' FAltlOS TO SAN FItAXCISCO From llend, ISO )ny Limit $11.10 Mnety Day Limit $13.-13 CorrexpoiidliiK low rat ex to San Diego nnd lx Anuele.x HU rliolco of routes, south of Sim .FrnncNco. rnrtlculars of Agents Spokunc, I'ortlnml Ai Seattle, Otegon Trunk or (Srcnt Xor lliern or oillicni I'ucltlc Itnllwajs. it. ii. cnoiFit, j. ii. coimr.TT. A. . 1 A., Agent, rortlaud, Ore. Item!, Ore. . r ys. 'rZs THE CAPTAIN CALMS THE GOOD JUP6ES FEARS !'l?'?f) fefcrzf&. .A jmmmuxt W- ! 1 HOTPOINT ELECTRIC GRSLL STOVE REGULAR PRICE $5.00 On Sale During Hotpoint Week Only, May 3-8, at This In i:L (iltlUSTOVO; Tno htoes Two opera- llllllhf Olio COkt. Let lit hhot you the eun with which It will tin your cooking from a lump Micket. I,oarii liow It perfortiiN two i-ooktug operHllont at the miiiio time. liL (iltlLSTOVO itntkn without lire, fuv or fiimeNi truly "Mutch" Us. It iikCN jour every day kitchen uteimlls. It bolln, fries, touitlM und hrtilU uIkiio mid below Its nlowln roil. Wo iiro bookluK nrtlort. ut a rapid rate. EL Oltll.STOVO lini inuclit the public fumy, iiml wo triiKly udvUe jou to place )our order nt once tmlny If HiM.lble. At the tegular price, 9.1.00, EL (HtllKKIVO U u Mrlklnn baraln; nt 9:l.il.1, It Is truly n I'l Ml. Cnn you utruril to iuIm It? Seo Saturtbiy Ku'iiln I'owt Ad for tliW week. DO IT ELECTRICALLY THAT MBANS COOK BLBCTRICALLY t SWITCH over to "Right-Cut"- the Real Tobacco Chew. A new blend of rich, sappy, mellow leaf seasoned and sweetened just enough to give you all the rich satisfy ing taste. Cut right, it gives you its substance steady, without grinding. Toko a very small chew less than one-quarter lh olJilze. It will bo more satisfying than a mouthful of ordinary tobacco. Just nibblo on it until you fin J Mlie itremith chew that suits you. Tuck it oirnv. Then let it rest. Seo how easily and evcnlv I He real tobacco taste comes, ho w it satisfies without drinilind, how much less you have to spit, how few chews von Inke to be tobacco satisfied. That why it is The Real Tobacco Chtw. That's why it costs less in tho end. Il Ii rctdr chtw, cut fin nd short ihrcil to thit r" won't havs to frli.d on twlih your teeth. Crindlnl oa ortltuary candled tobacco makes you spit loo much. The taate of pure, rich lobiceo doee not nerd lo be covered up with moliitce and licorice. Nollco bow Ilia salt brinii out Ihe rich tobacco tatte in "iOjhl.Cut." One small chew takes the place of two big chews of the old kind. WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY BO Union Square, Now York (buy from dealer orsend iosstampstous) KMA'uZQ! JTayx.ff3HJV VHlSSifSs I The BEND WATER LIGHT & POWER CO. The United Warehouse Corhpany Storage and Forwarding General Commission Merchants WE HANDLE OIL, GASOLINE, SUGAR, FLOUR, SALT, HIDES FRESH and SALT MEATS HAMS, BACON AND LARD Ihe United Warehouse Co. A. M. Pringle, Mgr. Bend, Oregon isJCajax M Building Material LUMBER, SHINGLES The Miller Lumber Company Bend, Oregon, AatarXt,) pj; tf $ i l Ci I 0 11 .V I n tn a It to d of a! lit at la to a ti. a 14. tlo 7 . Ml f I M V