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PANNING
WITH GOVERNOR
MANY OFFICIALS WILL
TAKE TRIP
TSEttEMmm WON IS NEW
Majority of Druoit Tmm Ilonrri nml
all of I'lsli nnd fjnme Commission
to bo Hero Frlilny rraiKO
menu for Iny Now Completed
(Special to Tlio nulletln.)
SALEM, Juno 22, It Is now defi
nitely nseurod that tlio following:
State officials will make the Central
Oregon trip, loaylng hore Thursday
afternoon and reaching Ilcnd Friday
morning:
James Wlthycombe, Governor; lien
W. Olcott, Secretary of Stato; Goo,
M. Drown, Attorney doncral; Harvey
Wells, Insurance Commissioner;
Carlo Ahrams, Industrial Accident
Commissioner; I. N. Flelschnor, Fish
and Game Commissioner; Frank M.
Warron, Fish nnd Gamo, Commie,
slonor; Marlon Jack, Fish and Gamo
Commissioner; C, F, Stono, Fish and
Gamo Commissioner; 0. P. Putnam,
Secrotary to tho Governor.
Through tho courtesy of tho S. P,
& S. Dallwny, tho President's car. No,
09, will bo placed at tho dispose! of
the party, w. c. Wilkes, assistant
Gonoral Freight & Passenger Agont
will accompany the omclnls.
With tho exception of Messrs. 01
cott, Drown and Abrams tho party
win go to Klamath Falls Saturday.
Total Coit of Work Nearly 2,000
Commercial Cluli Olvcn l-'lgurw
Warrants Will Ho Mnllctl Hoon.
ltoportlng oi tho work done on
tho Powell Butte rond H. J. Overturf,
treasurer of tho roads committee at
the Commercial Club luncheon Sat
urday, stated that tho total cost of
tho labor on tho rond was $19X3.16.
Tm value of tho labor doiiated Waa
$437.90 and tho monoy donated by
mo ciuu amounted to ?00D. Tho bal
ance of $870.25 wfta paid by the
county. Powder and Incidental ex
penses wero paid for by the county.
Tho rond constructed beganr at the
ond of the cindered road cast of
Dond, thonco ran north ono fourth
mllo (the next half mllo being con
ntructed by P. H. Dencer) thonco two
miles oast, thence ono mllo north,
one muo criBt and one mllo north
with a half mllo strotcb to tho center
of section 20 making the total six
and a quarter miles complotcd.
C. S. Hudson ronortod that within
a short time warrants would be mnll
od td nil who subscribed for tho pur
chase of tho aero tracts needed for
tho flowago abovo tho Shevlln-Hlxon
dam. Tho fund having beon over
subscribed, about 1G per cent of each
subscription will bo returned. With
tho Warrant and check thcro will bo
sent to oach subscriber a statomont
of the expenditure of tho fund.
The next luncheon will bo hold at
tho Wright hotol on Saturday, tlio
breakfast to Governor WIthycombo
being hold at the Pilot Duttc Friday
morning.
ARE H
E
TODAY
GROWERS HOLD FOR
BETTER PRICES
J. H. lloxno Oct over SU Cents for
Hninll T,t Offers Itnng, From i.-j
to 1! Cent With Majority
Around 18 Ilcdmond Today.
Local plans for tho ontertnlnment
of tho visiting stato olflclals are 'com
plete. From tho tlmo of tholr arrival
In tho morning every moment of tho
day Is occupied, tho nrrangomonts
completed by tho Commercial Club
deferring to tho wishes of tho visi
tors and nt the samo time giving an
opportunity to sco somo of tho coun
try and local development work.
Thus, following tho breakfast giv
en by tho club, the party wiy go to
tho flsh hatchery taking In tho work
ati tho-.SliQrllniUlxondnrav anjl nil Li
site on mo vmy wnue on tneir way iq
tho Grango hall they wltl see tlio re-!
suits of local good roads activities.
A broakfast for tho visitors will bo
Riven at thn Pilot Ilutto nud all nro
Invited to attend whether members
of the Commercial Club or not. II.
H. Do Armond will act as tonotmas
ter and J, P. Koycs, as president of
tbo club, will welcome the visitors.
Oovomor WIthycombo, will rospond.
It Js nxpectod that nil of tho party
will visit tho fish hatchery nnd that
somo will then go on up rlvorfor ft
day's fishing, wlifo'th othorsMnfclud
Ing all members of tbo Desert Lund
Doard, will Jeavo for the Grange Hall
tp meet tho C. O. I. Co. settlors thnrq
nt 10:00. Following this mooting
the pnrty will run over to Tumalo for
lunch and after tho speaking Is con
cluded will go over tho project, re
thrnlng to Dond for tho Emblem Club
dinner In the evening.
HANI) PlHXJltAM Fit I DAY NIGHT.
Tho following program will ho ren
dered by tho Dond band on Friday
night In tholr now stand on Oregon
streot, beginning nt 7:30.
1. Invincible Eagle Sousa
2. Ghost Dancers Patrol ...Gastou
3. Chinatown My Chinatown
I, Undor Southorn Skies Wnltt
Carlton
C. Pythian March Morrison
Waltz Dreaming ,Cpuch
Drass Quartette . 8electod
I Want to Llngor Two-step . . .
Serenade Ilockwell
Show Doy March Flllmoro
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7.
8.
9.
10.
Careful bidding on tho part of the
buyers and on tho port of tho soltors
n desire to wait for hlghor prices
markod tho wool sale hold horo this
morning. Only four of tho 20 clips
at the rarohou8o wero sold. Tho
highest prlco paid was 20 ?i cents per
pound. Over 250,600 pounds of wool
remain at tho warehouso unsold.
Of tho flvo buyora present, '.Living
stone roprescntnlng tho American
Woolon Company, took the most wool
obtaining tlio Atkinson clip of 3488
pounds at 20 cents, 11,394 pounds
irom i. u. .Myers nt zo4 conts ond
tho Doguo clip of 1001 pounds at
zcftt corns, nils last was coarso
wool and clean, tho sheep having
ucon pastured on meadows in tho vi
cinity of La Pino. Durko nnd Angel
took the Mcintosh clip of 20,080 lbs.
at 19 conts.
Thn bids which wero not accepted
ran irom is cents to 22 H, tho ma
jority being botweon 18 nnd 19
conts. Some of theso may bo rloscd
boforo tonight, according to A. M.
Prlnglo, manager of tho United Ware
houio Co., who had chargo of tho
salo today.
Following tho sale hero the party
of buyers left for Kodmond whoro a
sale will take place this aftornoon
11 HER
ELECTED DIRECTOR IN
DISTRICT 12
Defeats O, M. McICny iu School I.
rector Overturf llc-IUoctcd Clerk
Over Fnrnlinm mid Minor Un.
usual Number Cast Votes.
.BEND LOSES TO LA PINE
Local Nino Defeated for First .Tlmo
on Sunday.
The Dend nlno met Its first defeat
of the year In tho game played with
La Pino at La Pino an Sunday, tho
toore,.Jielus-3 ,Jo 1. As the figures
Indicate the game was a clone ono,
tho suporlorlty of tho iLn'tPine pitch
er, Clow, brlnglng.vlctory to bis team.
For Dond Davis pitched a good
game and was well supported in tho
field. Except for Spront, however,
nono of tho Dend players seemod nhlo
to connect with ClowV delivery. Ho
hit tho ball four fines out of flvo nt
bat, Davis got two hits, ono bolng
a three bagger In tho second Inning.
Tho Dend players nro enthusiastic
In tholr pralso of tho troitmont giv
en tliem by Mnnccor Carmlchacl of
the m Pine tonm.
Tho next game will be played with
Itedmond on the Dond streot
grounds.
J. Edward Larson was oloctod di
rector of school district 12 and H. J.
Overturf ro-elcctod clork nt tho an
nual election held on Monday. Un
usual Interest was shown Iu tho oloo
tlon, 137 votes being cast, as against
32 at tho election last year. Tho polls
wero kept open until noon.
Dunning against Mr. Larson was
C. M. McKay, who has Just finished a
threo year term on tho board. Ho
rocclvod 0C votes to his opponent's
09. Two votes wero cast for F. O.
Minor for director who was In nomi
nation for clerk. With Mr. Larson's
oloctlon tho board for tlio ensuing
year I11 be made up as follows: J,
N. Htintor, chairman, It, M. Smith
and J. Edward Larson.
For clerk tho candidates wore tho
prosont clork, Mr. Overturf, Iloss
Farnham and F. O. Minor, ond tho
voting resulted ns follows: Overturf,
CI; Farnham, DO: Minor. 25. Ono
voto was cast for J. E. Larson as
clerk.
Tho meeting, which was held In tho
auditorium of tho Held school, waa
called at 9 o'clock with Chairman
McKay of tho board prostdlng, Dy
the tlmo tho voting began evory seat
In the room wns takon nnd a num
ber wero standing outside. On motion
of J. A. Kastos, amended by V. A.
Forbes, tho vltlng coutlnued until
noon, Instead ot ending ns soon as
thoso preient had voted.
D. M. Davis acted ns Judge of the
lection nnd II. B. Alloh and C P
Nlswonger as tellers.
Preceding tbo election Mr. Over
turf rendered his annual report. Ac
cording to lt the school census on
November 25, 191 L, euonrd 4C3 per
sons between the ages of four and
20 living In tho district Fiftoen
teachers havo been employed m tho
past year.
On tho financial side tho report
snowed mat tnero was on hand nt
tho tlmo of the last report S2C.496.14
nnd that receipts since havo brought
tho total to $39,202.56. Disburse
ments In tho pnst year havo beon
$34,113.39, leaving n cash balance
now on hand of $5,089.17.
Tho roport gives tho estimated val
no of tho school houses and grounds
belonging to tho district as $56,000
and the value- ot taxable proporty In
tho district as $1,363,525.
GREWHASOEGUN
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Al'ItQKA flKK.V ON WEDNISDAY.
An unusual display of tho aurora
borcalls was visible lu the northern
sky on Wednosday night. Lemon col
ored streamers played over tho honv
Arrnnirnmnntit for automobiles for ' ciib changing at times to a steady
th'e day nro bolng mado by the auto- glow and finally ending with n rod
mobllo committee of the Commercial doning of thq north west sky rarely
Club. Plates for tho breakfast at tho soon In. auch displays. This was tho
Pilot Dutto will be 50 cento oach. first aurora seen hero for somo tlmo.
w&L. rWV3!i 'ILiiiiiiiiiiiiLn,
UM-SMJTyEDDINO
Dend Man MnrrlcU In I'hlladelplila
Harly In Month.
Tho following account of tho mar
riage of E. M, Lara and Miss A. Hel
ena Smith In Philadelphia on June G
Is coplod from the Philadelphia Led
ger of tho following day:
"Tho Episcopal church ot St.
Asaph, Ilnln, was tho scone ot an In
teresting wedding Inst night, when
Miss A. Helena Smith, dnughtor of
Mr. and Mrs. Hornco Trumbauor, of
5122 Wynndold nvouuo, became the
brldo ot E. Morris Lnra, of Dond,
Oregon, son of 8. Morris Lara, of
Staunton, Va. Tho coremony was
performed by Ilev. Harrison II.
Wright. ,
"Tho bride, who was given In mar
riage by hor stop f nth or, wns attired
In a suporb ijown ot Ivory whlto satin,
omMro mod), with a court train of
chiffon exquisitely embroldorod In
silver. Hor veil of tullo wns ndornod
with n band of silver (Hat. Sho car
rlod n white satin prayer hook, with
sprays of lllllos ot tho valley. Mrs,
Georgo A. Month of Drooklyn. was
matron of honor. Mlsn Jano Heath
was flower girl and Master Ewlug
Closo was pngo.
"Tho host man was Edw. W, Wol
lastan. Tho ushers woro II. Alan
Dawnon, Win. T. Dickson, Edw. a.
Closo nnd Fred S. Klrko.
"A reception followed nt tho resi
dence pf the brldo'a parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Lnra will laavo tho
mlddlo of the month for their .homo
In Dend, Orogon,"
TO RUSH SPAN TO THE
SHEVLIN MILL '
Clearing; and 0 null tin Logging Itond
Also ritails DnlU on fjpur Lnld to
Uonil Street Pnrty ot Hhovllii
Olllclals Hero Lust Week.
GOVERNOR JAMES WITIIYCOMBE,
BROOKINGS WILL GELpMJE,
Dend MorclinntN (intrlbuto to Prlzo
LUt for I'oiirth.
C. W. Aahbniigh of IlrooklngM,
spent two days horo Inst wpok ro
colv'ng contributions from local nier
chantM nnd business houses toward
tho prlzo list for the Fourth of July
colobratlon to bo held ut DrooklngH
this year. Tho Hampton, Rolynt nnd
Stauffer neighborhoods nro to meet
for tho day at Drooklngs and nn In
teresting program oi gamos anu racoa
has been nrranged.
Tho list of donors Is as follows:
First National Dank, Mannholmor
Dros., Doscjiutcs Stntn Dank, Patter-)
son Drug Co., It. M. Smith Clothing
Co., Tha Dvnd Dulletln, Carmody
Dros., W. C. McCillston, S. C. Cald
well, K. A. Sathor, O. W. Thorn-
thwalto. Skuro Hardware Co., Tho
Dend Pi cm, A. L. French, Dend
Hnrdwr.ro Cq., Owl Pharmacy, Tho
Dend Milling Company, Consolidated
Truck Lino. Geo. Hopkins, driver, H.
O Fnrrls, Glqn O. Powers, Guy Furst,
Ilelchel and Shaaror Truck Co,, J.
It, Welmer.
Dcglnnlng with a small crow oii
Saturday the contractors for tho
brldgo to the Shovlln mill ' elto havo
now about 40 men at work and nrei
proceeding as rapidly as posslblo
with the expectation ot having tho
brldgo open for traffic by August. 201
On Tuesday afternoon tho workmen?
had tbo foundation for sovon piers
uncovered nnd tlio preliminary tim
ber work partly in plnco. Tho first
concreto waa poured today.
At tho dam Just abovo tho bridge,
work Is going on under tho direction
of M, J, Danlelson two thirds ot tho
way across tho river. On tho west
side a good startvhas beon ninc(o oil'
tho timber work while tho oxcavatlon
progresses boyond, tho river Itself
being confined to a narrow channel
on tho oast sldo. A lino from tho
Dond Wntor Light & Power Co. haa
been carrlod across tho river for tho
concreto mixer nnd pump.
Snud Is being washed nt thn dam,
tho excavation from which snnd and
gravol are being takon bolng plnn
ned for tiso as the log slip to tho mill,
In tho woods final location of tho
logging lino linn boon mndq nud tho
contractor, T. Ward, now has a crow
at work cloarlng and grading. Thnro
will bo about 8 miles ot trnck but
only n portion will bo laid boforo tha
bridge Is completed. Mr. Ward's
brother, M. Ward, Is building an un
loading dock on tho river above tho
dam.
Work on the railroad spur has now
co mo to the foot of Dend street, rails
being laid to hqt point. In the see--'
tlon toward the river from thls-polnt
about 800 feet of roek work will have .
to bo done, a contract. for wbUhjhaa','
been lot by tho bridge ronirastera.,'
Bhevlln oBlelal who'wera herellxit
wrtkvoe-lnitMt'Ij, !J-v hMc..
J. A, Nichols; general Joiifffng Hh
erlntondent, T. A. McCnnn, mananer
of tho Shovlln plant nt Ltbby, (Mon
tana, and E. II. Don, gonoral superintendent-
H. J. Klopp of Spoknnn
also accompanied tho party, Thoy
spout Thursday hoio considering tho
Pinal location of tho different units nt
tbo plant, leaving on Friday by auto
for Klamath Falls.
TICKET HAMJ KM)W.
Tho salo of season tickets to tho
Chnutatiiiua began on Thursday, two
toaniB undor P. C. Garrison nud D.
M. Davis having charge of the salo.
Although jnany plan to attand on dif
ferent days of tho CltftUtnunua tlio
snlo of sunrnu tlckols Is slow nod' It
now teems apparent that tho guar
antors of the affair will havuiulto
a deficit to rnako up.
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HIM'OItTS ON FAItMH.
Deports from tha demonstration
farms for whloh eod was provided
bv tho Dond Commercial Club glvo
encouragement to tho belief thut tho
oxporlmont will succeed.
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INSURE YOURSELF
AGAINST YOUR
OWN
CARELESSNESS
Even though you might never have
a fire or tliSeves enter your home,
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
nre and you KNOW they are safe.
You can lease a steel box In our
vault with a nox-pickaMe Yale
lock big enough to contain all
your private papers, for $2 a year
Can you afford to be without this
insurance?
The Deschutes Slate
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Hay Carriers
JacKson ForKs
Wire Rope
" Manila Rope
T -Pulleys and ForKs
Mowing MacKines
Binders and
.Reapers.
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Bend Hardware Co.
Tlo Company tJot put th 'VVpur" lr llarilwarv
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IF YOU DJD NOT GET A CATALOG
CALL FOIV ONE
The First National Bank
OF BEND, BEND, OHEGON
U. C. COB, l'reldont E. A. BATUMI, Vice I'ro.Ulenl
V. K. HUDSON, Culiloi
Capital fully pulil . - tii.OOO
Hurflu rw.000
iiir, iiA.vitiNo sintvici:.
Ilegular bank lonns:
We nro ireparod nt neorlr all tlmo to make advances
to reliable parties for their roiiulruinenti.
Wool nnd sheep loanH:
Wo are .NOW prepared to loan money to cheep men
for the purchnne ot sheep.
We are now prepared to advance you 10c per pound
on all wool you More In tho Wureliouae at Dend, ut 8
par cunt for either 00 days or elx month.
Bheep nit-n do not have to mil at. present prlee unloas
thay wUh. Tho money I ready for you.
We aru .NOW prepared to inako loans on oat Ho for
fix monthi, (or feeding purjxwes, but not on range or
sbe atatf
Wm nre HOW prWred (o make loan on good farm
Uodi, with good ur rl.sllj. '" matttr whnrn loanted
In Ontral Oiegen, the liityfor the latin tbo better, pro
viding the proposition, a good ono and will Maud olfl
wtt iovefctiKatlcn w U) ralutw and Utl.
Write u (or liiloriuiitluii. liunit by mull nnd xecuro
our Mrvtot.
1e FIRST NATIONAL HANK OF BEND 3
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