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THE "BEND " BULLETIN
(Published Krerjr Wednesday)
: OEOHOE PALMER PUTNAM'
PubllBher '
ItOUEItT W. SAWYER
Edltor-Mnnnger.''
Fit ED A. WOEl.FI.EN
! Associate Editor.
; An Independent newspaper stand
Ing for the nquaro deal, clenii busi
ness, clean politics, nnd the best In
terests of Hond and Central Oregon.
Ono Year 10
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WEDNESDAY, .MAY 3, lttlfl,
EXCESS ACHEAOE.
;'-A solution, of tlui excess ncrenge
question of the C. O. I, Project hiis
bc'on suggested. A little buost nil
along the line nt this time will clear
till. tho tltlu to 17000 ucres of land.
iTliu excess Hcrcngu iiuestlon was
long considered ,ns one solely between
th'o ttettlor and Hie Company. Wits
tho Company required to deliver
water to every acre of Irrlgablri land
tinder n contract, or only the num
ber of acres, upon which tho original
Hen wob estimated? If the settler
was to pay anything additional, how
union?
iriieso are the questions which cut
mlrtatcd In the suit of the Central
Oregon Irrigation Company vs. Whit
!, In which the Supremo Court held
that the Company wns not required
under Its contract to deliver water
to'the excess acreage so called. This
decision would not have been of ser
ious consequences had nojt tho IT, S.
l.nnd Ofllco about this time notified
the Desert Land Hoard that In or
der to comply with the terms of the
Carey Actevory ncro of Irrigable land
in'eacli forty ucro truct must be sup
plied with water sutllclcnt to thor
oughly reclaim It and havo n valid
water right. Tho Commissioner
pointed out that no patents would Is
sue until this condition had been
compiled with and that any patents
Iss'uod to lands Involved In the excess
ncr cago question were defeaslbjn,
.This ruling of tho Land Olllce not
only caused the Hoard to decllno to
Issue deeds to tracts In which tho
excess acreage occurred but qlso
brought Into question tho validity of
Mid; TJttltabiy largely finnnccd.-'llo
was' elected after two years In office
with tho help of the Democratic aej
mlnlstration, wheso side partner he
.. .( . . .1 ...111. 4 It am t naa rt riimri
t t"8 IUH! Willi "U un;a w wut.tv-
flftftts parading In the gulco of Repub
licans, anu at xnm no mnj, uem u nu
pulillcan candidate In tho .primaries
by tho slight nwrgln of 240,0 votes.
( "In tho coming primaries Olcott
Isj, opnosW by Charles II. Moorrs, a
reaf. Republican and n man of llrst
class record In public, private and
political life. Indications nro that
tho Republicans of tho ctato will ral
ly to his support.
'Another paper, the Tillamook
Headlight, dlscusics. another phase of
Olcott'B record which is now coming
In for much attention at tho hands
of fnrmors and people Interested In
agricultural development.
Tho Tillamook poper says: "The
flax controversy showed distinctly
that Olcott was exceedingly anxious
to bring the governor's advocacy of
raising llax at tho state penitentiary
Into disrepute, while, as n matter of
fact. It Is an Industry that will be
developed In Oregon and will give
employment to the unfortunates In
the state penitentiary and bring rev
enue Into tho state rrasury. Mr.
Olcott showed poor Judgment when
he attempted to discredit Governor
Wlthycombo over tbe Max matter,
nnd It showed also that ho was uof,
willing to glvo a now industry n
Hquarn deal In being developed, If
he could put tils political auger Into
the governor,
"Tho State of Oregou Is greatly
In nccd of new Industries nnd do-'
vnlbnniont, and Instead of the West
administration doing tills Jt was all
tho. time booming for Democratic
politicians, scaring money nnd new
Industries! from the stnto on account,
of many foolish and spectacular aln
surdities. Slnco (lovernor "Wlthy-j
rotntjo has been at tho,(licnd of tlinj
Bimu ptuvui iifiiuut, vllt1Ju o psiiiii in
ui a sale. an. sano pjftss.
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IWNUMASTKirH NOTICE.
Nqtlco la hereby given that tho
cltyo,f'H'e'nd has taken up the follow
ing, described live stocx, ipwlt: One
black yearling stenir, one b'lack and
whlto yeaning steel, one Jilack nnd
white coW, twb red Moeraypno blue
roan heifer, dno whlto heifer", olio re
cow', two roan owi ono Jersey steer,
all branded J on right hip and J re
versed on left hip. The' cost of r.i
deeming said stock will bb $1 per
head por day In addition to the ac
tual expenso of kooplnri, together
with the cost of this advertisement
and all .other necessary expenses, In
caEq of fatluro to redeem Uj?, tlie own
er said stock will be sold'ns, jiroyld'fd
by the charter and ordinances of the
City Of Hcnd.
Ii. A. V NIXON,.
Chief of Police' nnd ox-ofllclo pound
mnBter. - :J, v
lly FRANK KUI.P,
9-lOc. . Assistant.
Lenses duplicated,
ed nt Syinons. Adv,
CilnBses repafr-
iA:ei: at desciiutes.
Come to tho dance at the Deschutes
hotel, Deschutes, Friday'- evcnlmt,
Mny fi. Everybody Invited. Supper
will bo served. ndv 9c
A deslrnblo bread kntto frco with
overy annual subscription to The
Vend Bulletin. .
Tho American Ilakery has a nlco
lino of fresh home mado candles, adv,
HOME BUILDINQ BOOM
(Continued from .Page-1.)
, Itvlll,be,sonio tlmb before Horn
Is mentioned In tho "Half n Cctittir:
Ago" column of tho Portland Ore
gonlnn, We'ro still imHbut
iry.
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The earnings of all our western)
railroads ara Increasing. That Isj
the surest sign of expanding prosper
lty. The pendulum Is slowly awing-
Ing upward. , J
O. I.aurgaard Is running for State;
Representative In .Multnomah county
Ho Is said to bo recolving much sup-
port. Certainly If lie Is successful
he will make a good legislator, for,
puonlu'ln this 'territory know him to
bo n'manot ability, Integrity nnd on-'
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Mr. Strahorn, too, urges that the
trees bo left In Hcnd. It U good ad
vice. We Imvo fought fur the pros-
tho titles to all such land that hnd ervatlon of 'the' llrio fdg pflies, find
begged for thorn,. because It Is so easy
to see that tucy are a great big. Im
portant' Item ninpug tho tilings that
go to innko fiend really beautiful and
really different from the. ususl'sun-
burned, treeless cast-of-thc-mmin
tains town.
Hon; L. II.' Austin, roilrirfcom bun
galow in Riverside addition! 'Hunter
A StnaU, threo six room 'bungalows
In Deschutes addition; Dick DavH,
three room hnngalowi In Deschute
addition; J. W. Day, four room bun
Billow In Park addition; J, O. En,
eight room resfdence In Park addi
tion; E. W. Palmer, three, room re.il-,
iicnco in wants nduition; l'oter lly-
Mclste'ad, residence In PSrk nddltlqu;
fM', Krugdr. t'hrce room resldfcnce 'n
IVenwuUU, IlUQJilS .HUllil, m-o ..
residence In Lava .Road addition; H.
(J. Plyniato, residence In Houleyard
addition; Jqp Miller, three room buii
gnlnw In lavn.Road addition; M. I1.
Miller, threo Voom bungalow In Lava
Road nddltlon; C. Simmons, threo
room residence; J. Whitchurch, four
room bungalow In Deschutes addi
tion; W. A. Heaver, three room bim
gnlow In Wlestorin; (1. W. Grljtln,
four room bungalow in Hotllevnrd
adrtttlon; Eva'llno Knight, three room
bungalow In -Riverside addition; Al
fred A .Rose, six room bungalow In
Illversldo addition; W. Ferguson,
four room bungalow In Riverside ad
dition; ,W. A. Freeze, three room
bungalow In Lytic Acres; Martin
Palmlnnd, six, room stone hnngalow
In Rlvcrsldo addition; Theodore
J Tweet, four rodn bungalow In RIv
eriiue-auauion; v. a. ...vnnsoa, ren
Idence in Mill addition; John Newby,
residence ill" Hotllevnrd addition;
Wnrreif M. Murphy, five room bun
galow In Houlevard addition; An
drew Cleveland three room house In
Houlevard addition. II. M. Melch
Isedock, four room bungalow in Mill
nddltlon; R. S. Linton, six room
bungalow In Park addition; Joe Mar
kci, four rpom residence in Mill ad
dition; Ernest, Llndmark, rcsldenre
In Mill nddltlon; Henry Harth, four
room bungnlow In Houlevard nddl
tlon: J. E. Parsons, residence In Park
nddltlon; C- J. Monahan, residence
In Park nddltlon; George Vnndovert,
bungalow In Houlevard addition;
W. H. Crawford, 'live room residence
In, Riverside addition; Lola Matchett,
three room bungalow In Riverside
addition; J. M. Shearer, six room res
idence In Rlvindde addition; J. 4.
Hazukn, five room bungalow In R'v
ersldo addition; Charles Pratt, flvo
room bungnlow In Riverside nddl
vlpili . ,
TJio following purchasers In Rlvor
Terrace hnv'o signified their Intention
to build, or arc building; Mary J.
Canada, six roqm, bungalow; John J.
Cunningham, five room bungalow;
Harry C. Petram. temporary thrao
room residence; R. I, MIttby. Clar
ence Simmons, H. C. Ilerg. Rosnllo
I). Nordeen, It. P. Mlnter, Jack Tan
rHllll
lierL'. thren room rntthirn In Pnrk ml
dltlon; J. F. Mogah, 'Jlvo-rottm turt'- Bir. Frid'J, Wllky. Milton Connnra,
jgulow In Houlovnrd addition: Elnor'N- A. Bouthwltk, II. A. Horn. ,
,. MUNvSING
UNDERWEAR.
The garment Hint give the greatest satisfaction to even
member of the family. Th- Munslng underwear has, been tho
leader for years.
Men's Suits . ,
I.pcllefl
ChlldrenR . .
Sl.A-5, tjtl.no, $2, $2.50 mill $:t
' .-.lie, 7.1c, SI, qil.no. $2, 1W.30
,..; soc,' 7c, $i
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somi'Mun new'oirthe ,naVke:'"coo.:i.ght. permit l.oo
PALM BEACH SKIRTS
A new shipment of ladles PALM HEAfll skirts. The Idc.it
garment for summer wear. In various sImilc8 p'n(, $()n(
LADIES' SUITS s
Late spring and summer suits now ready for showing-,
at , , , Uin, ljtlT.no, JiSO and $tt
STETSON HATS
The largest shipment of Stetson hats over- rc'celved In Cen
tral Oregon. The latest shapes In a wdo variety1 of colors.
R. M. Smith
Clothing Company
BEND'S LI-ADINO FURNISIIURS
POR EVERYBODY
been deodod.i Tho settler Is, there
fore, lira position of not being able
to get u valid title to his land until
at water right Is secured for. every
n,cre of Irrigable land which the Com
'poflXt according to tho Suponio Court
ileclsriiii. Is not rcqiilred to furnish.
It was 'to remi'dv this condition
thut tho Desert Lund Hoard endorsed I While aon:u Impatlt'iice Is nt times j
tbo iiroposltlon to havo n bill pasved nmnlfesled at the apparent slow pro
by CpngrcfH continuing tne tltlu tngress of tho vfork Mr. Strnhorn has
such of thosn lnnds iih havo nlrendv l undertaken, the prodigious size of
neon patented in me ainm nun mini- tins task Bhould bo Kept In mind, it
nrf.tliu ,t.n LVilii.nl lln.ni.niuanl tn .I.aI,1 ...t. I... r..,.n.... .I.... ..
M,t,l,h W, l-.(uiu v..i ....-'... " i BUUIIIU I1IJL IIU 1UIHUIIU1I IIIUI tl lfll.1
patent tho rciiialudor of tho lands In ' amount of absolutely necessary pro-
whicli this, question wns involved llmlnnry wcrk.ls belnu liiiu In a
whenever tho provisions of the Cnrov gafe and business like wiX.'iJI i)t the
jk nun iim-ii uwiBrwiBu niiuniuiiuiiiiv expense aim iniinito pinna oi tiui muu
roropiioii with, hiicii it bill will , nt the holm, so that ivjiv" M, con
siriiciioii Biago is reacneu imi loun
Clothes for all
lien
You may; be 20 or 30.
You may be' tall or short.
You may. be stout or thin.
You may be,. radical or conservtP''
' tivc in your ideas about. dress.- on..
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Regeneration
It doesn't matter.
shortly bo Introduced In Congress.
Thu holders of excesa ncreapo
lands on tho C. O. I. project should
act behind this bill and should. If
possible socuro united action endors
ing thu incnHiiru. It Is entitled to
thu, support of the Wnter Psers Asso
ciation as It affects tho welfare of
lift ohtiro project
(I ntl cm will havo been securely laid.
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IMQfE WORK PLAXXEII.
County Commissioner Overtuit has
obtained tho co-operation of Stuto
Engineer Lewis, In planning nn ad
vertisement or Crook county s scon.
Tim rnmiiinrdni I ory and resources whleir, If carried
urn. ougui in ne ono oi mo most hi
Hart, SchafTner & Marx
Club should lend Its aid In securing
thf I., of this bill becnuse It fcrK c o f ?TlVp!rn"S Tm
will remove a serious cloud to tho tl- ( (0 tt.u UovolopmU1 of th?a -
Jlo to approximately seventeen tim, n, ,. m0,t iihiuudI wav nnd
uousiuui acres of mr best anil moat should havo tho support of nil. Com
high)' Improved itnd. ' believe I plele details will bo published In Tim
that'Overy ono who Is trulv Interested nuiieiin next week.
In tho fuliiro nt this feet Ion of the
tnte will place his shouldur tu the
wheel.
MOORE8 AND OLCOTT.
A surprl
it's iii:m-Tiii: straw hat.
If mi tco ri man eltpplne- around
tho corners, not generally frequent
ed, and If you think thnt this mini
, looks n little shy or out of plnco, .lu
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Islng number of newspapers "ft Judge him top harshly especial-
thmughunt tho statu nro taking an ; S'1." ' nn, A1v- . n i - u
Z)nT luth, ,nh for the of- f& iX mTejiXnof
..iH . .,v.u....j ... ,.. ...... ... uio siraw nat in lientl a iiosslblllty
vry county opposition to Olcott and i both from the standpoint of season
approval of Moorea Is devtdoplng. I and toiuiwrnUiru. Theio.Jiavo boon
Tho Rohubiirg Nows brings up the quite a number, If yuu havo obsorv
question of Mhotnor Olcott Is en-1 Vii who havo doffed the winter head
lined to nimther term, as he has nl-. Boar BUiaVo donned the lid apropos
ready served six terms and the eon-' "' "l,r',,B-
stltutlon prohibits holding the ofllco
lor moru than eight yours out of
twalvo.
It quutuH from itrtlcle VI of the
constitution, ins follows: ' Theru shall
bo elected Iff. tho qualified vuters of
tho stnto. . .A secretary and trous
urer of alutn, who shall severally
Uold their kijllc'ea for thu term of
four yours.' 'That no pernun shall be
eligible to cither of said otllcua inoro
tliuu ulglit lirhhy period of 12 years."
Tho Qpnml)ut of tho Nowm upon ,
this purugrnph U as follows; '
"That'wnfuts' pretty plain, doesn't,
It? It inuitns. that Mr. Olcott Is do-;
tying tho sptrtt If not tho nbsolutoi
luttur of tho constitution. It menus '
ho' does not glvo n wholo lot for aj
eonstiiuuon wnon a mouu jon is in
volved, which, In ,10 'Var would
bring him $O00. "
"OlcoO.NmaflnjHJntod Secretary of j.
8at lit 19U ly tho Pomoc'railc gov-i
arnorWosK campaign Uouunagsl
for vouit Next suit
Seo DICK THe Tailor
All Kinds of
AXINO AND PRESSING
Phono Hlack 148 1
Good Eats
Quick Service
Cleanliness
Variety
'at the
Little Brick
Restaurant
OPEN NIGHTS)
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llllll "nuiKlfM r. lur.ivn ivii.i in-ri.-it IIHII
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Wnniwfiil oa Qponne
f iiuuuuiiu uw UbUiM
c make elotbes for men; fabries for , J PAvlmvorl
I .' every biste; styles for every age; -- iUllIajCu
mrwlnla fVii mmir 4ifna WTa II I i 1 i II
I sell ttieni. ' ' - llllll
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SUNDAY. MAY 7
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liifeil'l ' Gallon Cans.81b.Si7ftl
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A Complete Stock of Fresh Fishing Tackle. Af 1 NREDDIEC 1
A Full Stock of.F.rcsh and Staple Groceries. lUlIAnl)LjKKlCj 1
J x,n:ii" anipment.ii.aeu uay oi ureen Uoods k T ll
A Kew Supply of all Garden Seeds in Bulk. All" l
A Paint Sioek consisting of 72 diflerent color. STRINfi RPAN I
A First Grade Stock of Garden Hb& k Nozzles. J ' AiW H
A I'RACJS WHERE YOU CAN BUY If f II
hardware;, doors I B m j 1 If HP
AND WINpO WS j LAST a" CAN
AT THE LOWEST MARKET-PRICE. '
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