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THE BEND BULLETIN
(Published Hvcry Wcdnwdny)
OEOHOE PALMER PUTNAM
Publisher
KOBEUT W. SAWYER
Hditor-.Managcr.
fred a. woi:lpm:n
Assoolnto Editor.
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lercsts of Rend and Central Oregon.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2S, 1010.
SCHOOL RUILDINCS.
Superintendent Altbrman of tha
Portlnnd schools, Is advocating the
ono Htory typo of school buildings.
Tho single story type Is becoming
more and more popular where educa
tional olllclency Htitl economy nro
Htmlleri. Throughout the West, and
especlully In California, there aro
scores of examples which seem to bo
giving groat mttlsfrctlon. Hotter ,
light, safety, economy and ndmluls
GAME HOGS SCORED.
The Pennsylvania Sportsman, a
nwgazlno published bv tho sport lov
ers of tho Ke stone state, has this to
say concerning a game-hog practice
Indulged In by Sacramento "sports
men" and It's worthy of ihe atten
tion of real sportsmen anywhere.
"The proprieties fore offended a
r. imbor of vchm a? when a certain
prize fight promoter announced
through tho Denver pross that there
would bo a 'sacred prize fight' at the
usual rendezvous the following Sun
day nfternoon. Hut that was only
a tamo announcement compared with
ono recontl noted in a recent issue
of the Hreeder and Sportsman, pub
lished in San Tranclsco, California,
that Sacramento 'sportsmen' are pre-1
paring to hold another wild goose
stow,'
"Tho Irony of the event to be held
under tho auspices of 'sportsmen' Is
not clearly seen until something Is
known of tho details of past events
of the kind. In 1812 the so-called
sportsmen held a 'stew' and prepared
thousands of wild geese they had
slaughtered by wholesale methods
for tho event. It Is declared that the
big stow Is too much of an advertis
ing proposition for Sacramento to
permit It to bo abandoned. So an
other 'stow' is planned, and It is es
timated thnt It will require 10.000
wild gecso to pull off tho big feast,
nnd the advertising ndvnntages to
tho city of Sacramento Is expected to
bo vory groat. A flno advertising
stunt, Indeed, to bo pulled off by men
who cnll themselves pportsmen'
"When sentiment Is almost unlver-
on and tho communities of the terrl- If any of us should venture to wilte
tory traversed. What s more, It will! disapprovingly of a railroad compan
be.
Say the Oregon Voter, comment
ing upon the situation:
"Attorney General Urown has rul
ed tnut tho State Highway Commis
sion has authority to change the of
llclal map that was laid out b the
mighty finger of Samuel Hill, marked
by Mnjor Howlby, adopted by the old
Highway Commission, and because
of tho sanctity of Its origin was sup
posed to be as unchangeable as the
laws of the Medes and Persians.
"The map needs changing. The
State road that runs from Mr. Hill's
say, we might bo forbidden the priv
ilege of buying tickets over its line.
A number of communities are at
tending to attract moving plctire
enternrlfiea which nro conlHn? new ' I
locations, having, for one reason and
another, exhausted the advantages of
Southern California. Why doesn't
Bend mnko a bid for at least a por-!
Hon of this business? We have the'
sunshine and tho scenery and our'
special advantage is that what we,
offer here Is vastly different from the i
California backgrounds which have
Every
Op
Day is an 1
ning Day
beeun to weary the nlcture natro.l-
farm to California should bo re-locat-j Izlng public. Snow mountains, tim
ed n iiass tlirmiL'h tho nloneer cnmi- bcr. lakes, rlvors, plains and "desert"
munlties of Central Oroeon Instead are all available, Ideal settings for all
of cutting across Isolated wastes for
the Imaginary convenience of Uie few
autolsts who prefer to drive on un
frequented routes."
True enough. The autocratic mis
takes of the previous highway ad
ministration are strikingly apparent
In this country. On the map as It at
present appears the "main route"
through Central Oregon extends from
Prlnevllle south to Lakevlow.
The more fact that probably ninety
per cent of the through summer 1
travel goes from Dcnd directly south
v'- Crescent nnd Fort Klamath,
where tho roads, scenery, service and
convenience excel, seems to havo cut
no figure u,hen the map was laid out
It was a pnper proposition, pure nnd
simple. And now the mistake of tho
old map Is to be rectified. Already
sorts of "frontier stuff" and out-of-door
adventure, whllo tho town Itself
offers admirable advantages for the
location of studios and workshops.
It wouldn t bo difficult to get a rep
resentattvo of the Interested com
panles at least to look us over.
West Virginia, Iowa and South
Dakota vote on equal suffrage this
year. One of the old stock argu
ments thnt will bo used against this
common-sense reform Is that "wo
men don't vote when they get the
ballot." Hero Is a chance for the
women of Oregon to help the big
cause nlong. Won't you women In
terest yourselves In public affairs and
go to the polls? Your votes win
help your community, your state nnd
your sisters who aro trying to get
their rights elsewhere. And you
FOR THE LADIES
New waists, spring coats and Women's
ready-to-wear apparel arriving every day
Ladles Sorosls Underskirts l8c to 91.5a
Silk Underskirts
,s;t, ssi.no, $:).7.-, ?nf 9I..J0
snl for gamo conservation, a studied
tratlvo nmcloncy aro among the prime1 nttornpt toward, extermination bv Im
advantages, say those who have stud
ied thu mutter.
Altogether, It Im well worth whllo
for llond school olllclals, nnd parents
and tax pioors, to glvo tho matter
careful coiiHldoratlon. Certainly tho
InHt building erected horo Is not ono
to boast about. Its elllcloncy Is none
too miirkod, and certainly li Is about
ti h homuly ;i structure hh could bo
devised. In tho future wo should
havo school building that will bo ti
real credit and will average up to tho
exceptional uttructlvoiioHH of tho rest
of tho community.
Holow wo print some extracts from
recent remarks of Mr. Alderman on
tho subject:
"Portland now has two ono-Rtory
school houses. Each Ib so planned
thnt It can be added to at will. Tho
tencherH like thesu buildings so well,
properly called sportsmen of Califor
nia, to engngo In an undertaking lllto
thnt of tho Illg Goose Stow Club,
make!! ono wonder If there can bo
such n thing as sanity. An advertise
ment? Ily nil that Is honorable in
sportsmanship, such nn affair should
lie advertised ami referred to In such
terms by right thinking sportsmen In
this country thnt thoso who attond
will bo shamed and pointed to with
scorn."
tnc ingnway Lommicsion nns rccog- 0UBllt t0 rcg8tar right nowl
nlzed the superiority of tho westerly!
routo from Hend by appropriating
money for its permanent Improve
ment. We shall be pleased to see the
eastern route get Its share of travel,
but assuredly It Is fitting thnt our
own routo be placed on tho revised
map with at least as much promin
ence ns tho other, If not, ns the facts
roally Justify, with more.
SCHOOL MILITARY TRAINING.
Just at this time when so much
connlderat'on Is being given military
training In our schools, tho system
successfully practiced In Australia Is
of speglnl interest. So wo reprint
tho following account of tho Austral-
Inn procoeduro as recently published
thorn U mtlo to disturb them on ac- ,,, T,10;0tIooH, believing It worth tho
ST cost S'npXd ,7uK -"f-S; ""?'-? or ''-';trw. Oregonlans:
other now buildings Is so Hiiiall, and 0n J,lly ! of M,s thirteenth yonr
tho lire danger In them Is so grently
reduced, that I raise tho question;
'Why build any more two story
school buildings In Portland?'
"I bollovo that the ono story ychool
building atiHwers tho domniid for II ro
protection. SlnlrwayH nro the traps
whom nhlldion aro caught In case of
Ilro or lire panic. Why hnvo stnlr
wnyH? They nro not necessary In
school buildings, There hns never
been a life lost by Ilro In n ono story
Fchool boiiHo In the history of tho
Untied Hiatus.
"Ah to tho qiiostloii of cost, why
spend $ 7 f'o (I a room for u school
every Australian boy who has been
olllclnlly declared physical, montnlly,
and morally fit stuns his training ns
a Junior endet. Ho Is furnished with
hat, shirt, breeches, puttees, and
shoos, and Is given a minimum of
nlntoy hours' olomontnry military
training for each of tho two years.
To this training must bu given not
less, than fifteen minutes per tiny.
This training Includes Infantry squad
drill nnd any two of tho following
mihjccts: mlnlturu rlllo shooting,
swimming, i mining oxerclses In or
ganized sports, anil llrst aid to thu
Injured.
"When tho Austrnllnn boy Is four
Icon earn of ago ho becomes a son
lor cadet, nnd It Is during his service
house that will bit nut nf ilntn In lif.
yoara at best, when a good. wine, son-, nH ,""( cadet that ho receives his
slblo and beautiful school house built ' "!V. 'J""'""! ..,"!' "''i".. l .'V?' .T,1.! "
I bitiiitiiiK u'liinmin in iii uiiiiuiii limit-
mum oi lour tour nour (inns, twelve
on tho ono Htory plan, can bo provid
ed for about $2ruo a room? The cost
will rntiKi from out third to one half
of the cost of our recent buildings,
"Why not build school buildings
for school ptirpostN and not for inon
mnoiita? Why build thorn high Just
becnusti school bullillngu have been
built high In tho past? Let us build
ono ' story buildings, bccaiiHo they
Hifnro anxiety, preserve health, so
euro bettor school work, save money
nnd save life."
.HUTTKR THAN IT SOUNDS.
Thn Very report of tho Secretary
of Agriculture submitted to the Sea
ls to, and wIhmo chief purpose scorns
to linvu boon the lemmt lent Ion of the
"imwer tumt" hugitlmit, contains this
llliimluntltiK paragraph rceumiUlutt
tliH advantages ()f Hint monopoly
which w often is InevllablH In water
power development:
"Moiiopollrutlnti of tht mipply In
any itivoii territory umkiM potudhlt.
through liilerronuectlona of atutbniH
and through dlvomllWtlnn of loud.
OREGON IHJATS KANSAS.
In recent advertising of the Curtis
Publishing Company there was feat
ured a story forthcoming In ono of
Its publications which contained tho
following statement: "Rated per cap
ita tho Knnsnn Is $1030 rlcbornthan
tho cltlzon of any other state In tho
Union. ' '
Now It nppcnrs thnt somoliody Is
mixed nn his figures, and thnt the
nlllitont Knnsnn doesn't lead tho field
by a long shot. Why, ovon nn nvcr
ngo Oregonlan Is wcnlthlcr
In 1915 tho Ilurcnu of Census of
tho Dopnrtmcnt of Commorco Issued
n publication entitled "Estimated
Valuation of National Wealth," which
sets forth tho per capita wealth of
the soveral statos. And Instead of
being first Knnsas ranks only. tenth,,
according to Uncle Sam's stntlatioUns
Oregon Is eighth. u
JEvldontly Jn Novnda thero .hi a
goon deal or wealth ana migniy xow
people At least, Nevada leads. Hero
Is the list:
Ndvaila, $rQ3S: Iowa, $DQ39;
North Dakota, $3374: California.
$32SI; Nohraska, $3110; Montnna,
283l, Colorado, $2785; Oregon,
$2001; Illinois, $2000; Kansas,
$2052.
Kansns bleeds no more, and sho Is
n long, long way from being poverty
stricken. Hut sho hasn't got all 'tho
prosperity corralod.
In 1912 thero were 47,001 Ore
gonlnns who voted for Wilson. Roose
velt enmo next with 37,000 nnd Tnft
third with 34,673. If Hughes should
bo the Republican candidate a con
summation devoutly wished It Is m
fair guess thattthoso who voted for
Taft nnd for Roosevelt last time I
would swing pretty nearly solid for
him, not to mention some of the for-'
mor WHsonltes. And the same story !
Is truo In many other states.
Ladles Sateen Sorosls Underskirts 08c to ijU
Ladles Suits, Latest Models and Fabrics Arriving
Dally ljUB to 92.1
Spring Coats, the latest Creations $7.."(i to $l.oo
Dress Skirts $1.00 to $fo.oo
Children's Rompers
()c, 7."c
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Tho Innocent bystander who tries
to clean up n family ro.v after ho has I
been hit on tho hend by a Btrny beer
bottle Invnrlably Is set upon by tho
rounded family. So It looks by tho
lib Grande.
OPPORTUNITY.
two hour-drills and twenty -four onu
hour drills. In inarching, dlrclpllno,
handling of arms, physical drills, n'ml
carrying out of minor mllltnry tau
tlcH, A endut rlllo and bull aro udd
(M to thb boy's Junior uniform, and
ten per cunt of the. best shots nro giv
en target practice with the regular
service rlllo.
"As a senior cadet the Australian
boy Is part of a dollnltu mllltnry orga
nization. - Senior cadets aro formed
Into companies, ono hundred nnd
tuent) strong, and nil tho companies
In oach of tho training arean Into
which Australia Is divided nro formed
Into u battalion. Since, however, this
battalion seldom nHsemblos as' a
whole, the battalion HtalT In limited
to' a commanding olllcer Vud an ad
jutant. Tuwards tho end of tits per
iod hh a senior cadet -that Is, the
ear lit which hu iviicIioh tho ago of
eighteen eaoh senior cadet Is
brought boTnro 11 medical olllcsr of
his training nron and, upon oainln
Htlun, Im claused either iik lit or unlit
tor active military sen loo TIiiih In
mam cane Htudauta who ultimately
prow unlit for active mllllarv ser
vice in time of war nvvurllielHiw nro
not prueluiled from a large h mount
"To gather tho strcnuiB from waste
anil to draw from them energy, la
bor without hrnins, nnd so save man
kind from toll thnt It can bo spnrod,
Is to supply what, next to Intellect,
Is tho very foundation of all our
(KhlcvetnuntB nnd all our wolfnm,!'
Promt 11 Supromn Court decision
handed down by Justlco Holmes.
In Oregon, with ten million horse
power waiting development and less
than half a million thus far oven
fllod upon, whnt n Hold Is there for
the splendid development Justlco
Holmes so properly lauds!
woniunliw of operation that would
nut be iMNulhle for Uulnted ludepcnil-i f ihe Invaluable training and dU
nut gtalloiiM. Interruption, to mi-'clpllne which Is given from tho ngos
of twelve to eighteen.
' "Having, pawed his phvuloul nnd
moral examination, the senior endst
lro may ly lewnttuml, the umdn of
thu (iiialoiiier may be better nerxed
and rates may , lower with n Mingle
M)stom (linn with Mineral. No better
BPrvictt im gneii ami 110 lower THiea,.,,.! in 1.1..I1 I... I moal lnleronted.
clmrgiid thHii In Cullfoinla. wheie.l riir the llrst seven your of hla
uotwithMtiiiidlug the coiiMlderalilH service In the cltlieii forces he re
miinleiiml developiiiHiit, IH) per rent ce not lews thai) sixteen whole
of the total urlmiirv nower la uvu.l 1,1 , da' training a our tof which not
tliu mil. tie uunlm. ml.nnriil Imt.u or In 1hH tlltlll Ulgllt Whole (I.I.XS IllllSt be
Montnnii. vhi.ie 89 per rent Is owned ! c",,n,ml l" nnnunl pnmw or maneu-
l.v l..,i iilllllul.,,1 .uiriwir,illiu lluvlntv- "'" llllioi .i,iiii ini ' .i
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MlVe the 1
Some opponouts of Irrigation havo
tried to rnnko much of the temporary
dllllciiltles of tho Tumnlo reseryolr.
Thoy blame the looks which were dis
covered lust suuuuer t faulty con
struction, poor planning and Inndo-J
qilate eugliieeiing. As a inattor of
fact, every possible precaution was
taken The construction work Itsolf
Iiiih proved tlawiess, and the leaks
hrve been simply un unfortunate ac
cident which 110 power on earth oQuld
delliiltel.v foresoe or guard against
until water actually was lot Into tho
reservoir. Ab 1h now apparent, ilia
looks are about all cured, :fnd It Is
hltuply a inattor of tlnw until tho big
artlllclHl pond Is sntlnfactorlh full.
We wsituler what the peMluilsts who
Tho acquittal of Thomas Mott Os
borne, wnrdon of Sing Sing prison,
is n victory for decency nnd progress
In prison administration, as opposed
to political chicanery and reaction.
Out of 985 dolegntcB to tho com
ing Republican National Convention
003 will bo chosen under provisions
or tho direct primary lnw as opposed
to tho old caucus system.
If wo could only got those Cnnnd-
Inn territorials to do soint of their
trench digging training' in Crook
county thore'd bo Irrigation ditches
enough to go around.
Shouldn't thoso merchantmen ho
compollcd to warn U10 submarines of
their approach, as a matter of cour
tesy nnd convenience; to tho Gernuin
commanders?
Instead of crossing tho border why
not push our southern boundary
ahead of tho troops an they march
Into Mexico?
Even with Jefferson cut off Crook
county Is largor than the states of
Rhodo Inland nnd Now Jorsey com
bined. Election dny Is now returning
Of candidates thoro Is a mob,
Public spirit, brightly burning
Induces each to seek a Job.
Wanted: Attractive, catchy syno
nym for "economy nnd elllclency."
Any candidate will pay liberally.
President Wilson onco described
hla mind as a single track affair. Not
a slnglo term mind, howover.
Pork Is said to ho getting very
senrco In Germany. Congressmen
will bo sympathetic.
.
Looks ns If Oystor Hay again would
ho tho country's best ndvortlsod sum
med resort.
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Signs of spring tho Crook County
Journal says "Prluovllle may build
u railroad.
Wear Iron Clad Half Hose.
'JY'HEN youTl Have 00 talf-tose
fl trouble and you'll save money.
Iron Clad Hosiery surpasses all
otJaets la durability because of tnc upe
tior 'quality of tnc yarn of which It Is
made and tie "Extra Twist" tliat
Btrcnfjthens every strand.
Being: seamless, It la always comforta
ble. The handsome styles are another
distinction of Iron Clad Hosiery. You'll
find Just what you want la half hose at
our store.
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R. M. SMITH CLOTHING COMPANY
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
PORTLAND EXCURSION LIKELY.
(Tho Orcgonlnn.)
An excursion to Hend to celebrate
tho opening of tho Shevlln-Hlxon and
tho Hrooks-Scnnlon lumber mills Is a
possibility of tlio near future. Of
llclals of tho Oregon Trunk road havo
submitted tho plan to tho Chamber
of Commorco, nnd It posslblo that n
special train will bo operated from
Portland to Hend for tho occasion.
Tho celebration probably will bo Into
In April or early In May. Tho now
mills nt Hend nro among tho largest
In tho country and Jointly will glvo
employment to more than GOO mon.
Tho people of Hend nre eager to havo
Portland and othor points of
sfato Join In a proper celebration.
First clnss tailoring dono by II,
Cnto, Wright Hotel building. 4p
POLK'S
OREGON and WASHINGTON
Business Directory
Directory of each City. Town and
Village, giving Aeecrlptlve iketch ot
each place, location, population, tele
graph, shipping and banking- point I
alto Clmlflea Directory, complied by
butlneae and profeitton.
K. I- l'OLK CO., BRATTLE .
U hw lii ned to that arm of the citizen . onoone to cry out "The Tiunabi Pro
force to which he hooiiih best titled jt n failure." said about tho
1'n.imnm canal slldos with their re
sulting delays.
nnd tho lower rate. It only remains
for the proper public axoncy to re
quire It." '
Prom tlolr 'inherent nature water
powers are monopolistic. Thero I
only ono Niagara, but n slnglo falls
of Celllo or Deschutes river. "Mon
opoly" often Is a mlmisod word.
Harmful monopoly Is to bo resisted
anil, tinner uur uroguu iaw, can iy
regulated prelty effectqnlly for the
well bolng of tho consuming public
On the other hand Ji,vJJ)llibini WiUrB0 Kn
opoly which'apolia'economr nnd'protfeJr-to"i
llcntlon f 'ottUdent' at an annual test
or suffer tho penalty of longer ser
vice. In his twent-sUth year the
Australian U required to attend one
muster parade only, and Is then d's
charKwl fropi active service. He re
mains subject to recall to the colors
In time of war until lie becomes six
ty vears of ago. All promotions nro
made from tho ranks and based 011
merit.
, THAT JIIOHWAY. MAP.
Sam Hill's sacred highway map Is
igor inviolate. It can be chang'
Tho courts of New York havo do
elded that a theatre may ovdmlo a
dramatic critic or .inyono else, pro
vided It U not done because of rnce,
creed or color. This upholds the ac
tion of a theatre management n for
bidding entrance to n newspaper man
who wrote tincompllnienttir) things
about plas produced at that house.
Tho decision strikes tho lav man ns
extraordinary. liven If technically
correct It soomliiuly divests dramatic
criticism of every possible value. It
moanHj-' In effect, that only favorablo
comment upon plays will bo permit
toil; If' a writer tells tho unpleasant
truth.Jio Is kopt out. It would seem
that iQUOr logical couchislon-.ofj'ihls"
meet tho rettulrWiuwnta-is'ias-l.qurcr Btato ot affairs might bo thai
t. u. vs. v. w. is now it is be
ginning to look.
To vote for prosldont, register be
fore April IS.
"nurns Junction." Do you gat
thnt?
the lljjl
WILL OPEN 111
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GOOD BOARD
AND ROOMS
REASONABLE
P 1 I i
There is great satisfaction in being
Well Dressed
You can easily nnd economically have that hatlsllert
Feeling,
PACKARD SHOES
Will make jour feet look trim. They nro comfortable!
mid diessy,
A Brownsville Woolen Mills
Custom Made Suit
Made to lit jour nct iium.nuio will gUo you nrognltlon
an) where.
For the latent patterns in shirts you vlll find them In
the largest iiMortmeiit wo Imvo ever carried.
We lme niiiile It our liiiclness this season to b rljflit iii
to the M-i-ntcli on lints mid cup-.. They havo Just como liu
NohIiom will j 011 llnd a belter line of tho kivncst ties.
The assortment wo luau this hprlng U varied In iiutterns
and fabrics,
If joii lontemplnto an Haster Suit, Tho
Brandegee-Kincaid Clothes
Will gle )mi tho satisfaction jou'nro looking for,
In fact what ever jou want hi
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
You will llnd only the lx?.t of ever) thing at
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