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TUB IlKM) IIUIXKT1N, BKNI), OKB., WKOXESDAY, SKPTEMHElt 27, IfMfl.
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Any New Building
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The Bulletin
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UU'tlmond Spokcuraan.)
Tlicro nro mutterlnga of discon
tent with present methods of con
ducting county nffalro anil these nn
hatenliiK the. orsnnl-tntlon wt the
TiixpnyorH' IcaKiiu, which thu promot
tTB will noon cHtuhllHh In each pre
cinct of thu count, with u head or
central organization.
A dlnpoHlli'on to dccreiisu ta.atlon
and fxpenillntres to the lowebt point
Ih everywhere prvnent and, natiirall,
county expenditures are being closely
HcrutlnlzL'il and ome pretend to see
n tendency on the part of our repre
KcntathcH to drift toward carelesg-
neBfl and oen rcckleHHiH-SH In theHO
uxpenilltiireR.
TIiuhu criticisms mny ho Juki or limy
may Ins wholl I in a gin a ry, and on
that point the. SpiikeHimin hatt no
personal knowledge; we mx' merely
Htutlng tliut wu hear them.1 mnltera
dlHciiHHed.
Olio complaint Ih In thu matter of
building bridges, It Ih alleged that
the board IiUh these of steel when
that article Ih at lis highest price
duo to abnormal conditions, when
thev coillil hait Hid construction
made of native lumber, thus giving
tho homo lumber manufacturer Hid
benefit and saving hundreds of dol
lar h on each bridge.
Another charge Is that tin' board
nctfl Illegally and without warrant
when It iIiiiwh large warrantH imy
nblo to Its members .o lm xpcinlcil
for futiiro road work. Instead of luw
Jug the work done and then p.ilng In
the. usual wu, when sworn ouchurH
rvh presented.
It hih'Iiih thut the board may lino
acted hastily and without riMco In
nmklnga loan of jr., ODD to the Dalles
Cnllfornlu highway, In lew of thu
fact lint they may hau created a
dollclency In evcesa of thu constitu
tional permission.
In all this mutter the board can bo
Actuated by only one desire to fol
low thu law strictly mid spend thu
money an carefully an they would
were they rpiMiilliiK their own, and It
In only fair that they lwu n knowl
edrn of these complalntH.
rnd thuy nrn an ever-growing source
Honda end bridges wc must have
of expense.
KLAMATH RIGHT OF WAY ROLL
0FH0N0R CONTINUES GROWTH
1 lilqiie I'osllloiiN t copied b' Kevi'iut
Of tint Ihinoi-s III Mil of
'Hie stillborn llniiil,
It' miiith raid l
The list of those laud ow'iielM who
line ilnniiti'il t'glit-nf-wav fur the
Hinihniii rullroml eoiitliiueM to (trow
dull). iH'ftiidlliK to the rlglit-of-wnv
rommlttee, which Is V. H. 'llt.
II. I.'. Wlthrow and It. 14. Ilrailbuo
Among lliiiie present on the "roll
if honor" sevural ticuup) unique po
hltlons. To Cllnii Idm llorton goes the honor
of having contributed thu longest
single strip of laud for right-of-way
puipOKiui. The inllroail crosses nine
forties of bin ranch; hciicu hu Iiiih
donated more than two miles of con
Millions rlghl-of-wa), or an area ap
proximating thirty ncrrs.
To Dempster V. Anderson, tho
grizzled old putrlnicli of s'l summers
of Olene, goes thu honor of having
been thu first public spirited land
owner to actually sign and deliver
. right-of-way deed to thu committee.
To hun Welch koch thu honor of
being the ouugest landed proprietor,
to dute, to glvu a right-of-way. Mr
Welch Is one of the young progresavo
farmers of the county, having Just
reached his majority.
To datn, J. I. Sporup holds the
record for speed In actually signing
up. After the committee had merely
identified itself to him, it took lem
than three minutes for ho and his
wire to execute the document.
As it heroines more appnrent from
dn to day that Klamath Tails, as
well as tho entire county, is bound
to experience an iinprcccndcnted per
iod of development and prosperity In
all linei ilium the commencement of
construction of thN road, the people
are beginning to be aroused to a
high pitch of optimism and confidence
for the future of Klamnth county
It Ih oxtreniel grat!flng to note the
team work, or, as the Frenchman
would say. "osprlt de corps,
ROGERS LUMBER HOLDINGS
ARE NOW BEING BLOCKED
(i'uiiIsoii &ih HtiililliiR of I'llnevlllo
Itond Would be Spur to
Activities Iooklng: to
Milling.
(Crook County .lurnnl.)
C. (larrlsonj, Centrnl Oregon
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representative of tho Uogers-Youinnii
Lumber company, passed through
I'rlnevllle on Morula) en route to the
company holdings In 'the Summit
I'rnlrlo country.
Mr. Onrrlson Iipb been busy for tho
past year preparing for the holdings
among In tho llluo mountnlns, mid expects
the people In connection with this ( to soon hnvo t'iPrto lands so arranged
tremendously important project that milling of tho timber can start
It Is tnerefoie discerned that n n- at n comparatively early date
ilal wave has alreail started In favor
of tho earning of the railway bond
Issue. The peoplo even now are
ready for the "'big push" ou the bal
lot box. and apparently there v i'l be
no ocaslon to hurl any verbal broad
sides on mi entrenched voters for
little or no opposition to the measure
Mas developed.
IIOHSI'.S AltK .SIIIl'PKD.
F. A. Applcton shipped a carload
of horses to Portland on .Monda.v
The horses were to be turned over
to the United States government at
Portland for cavalry purposes. There
were 21 In the shipment which is
the second made by Mr. Applcton re
cently.
'Wo renllzo that this timber Is ilpo
nnil should bo cut," Mr. Harrison
snlil, "and tho building of tho rull-
road to rrluovillo will or course be
a spur to our nctlvltlcs In the prep
arations Tor these operations,
"Tho timber will bu cilt into lum
bei either on the Ochoco or nt I'rlne
vllle," ho continued, "and tho Idea
that the logs could be hauled a
greater dlstanco than to I'rlnevllle Is
absurd."
Mr. Garrison sard further that
while there Is no announcement of
immediate activity from his company
thu work of gtoitplng tho holdings is
progressing very satisfoctorylly and
that the day Is approaching wben
such un announcement will be made.
.MAItKET IJIH'OUT.'
xmt.ui: Di:i'osiT small.
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
Aiier spcnuing hiinu-iy in ninKing; r,.m.. nnrn mn.in n cnmi
an examination of the recently -? Htron basis Monday. Receipts were
rovereii ni rnie ueposii in uio uiiissi,, u,0 llloru ni,mitlnilt thnn last
Ituttu section, (leorgo S. Youiu, of
Ilend, reports that tho mineral does
not occur In sulllclvnt iiiantltles to be
of commercial vnluc. Manugei Wil
son, of the American Nltrats nun
pany, which Is developing tho deposit
In tho Wagon Tiro country, ban also
exxnuilned the (linns Ituttu Iln-1 mil
ngiees with Mr Young's conclusion
week, reedei buers vere liberal
blders as well n killer btivers.
Steers brought an high as $7.00 with
the bulk around $C 7i. Cows were
In demand nt $ii.00 to I'p.fiO for the
best. Dulls were high iih $4.10. lte
celptH I,:i00. Hog receipts vveru light
1,!I00 being nrdcd Tho market was
n brisk one and went to HO. OS with
i... 1...11. n fin i.i cm nr 'm,..
No waiting at the Metropolitan for miirk... closed BtrniiK. Sheen rccelnts
that Hbavo or hnlr cut
now ready. Adv
Four chairs ttero lighter than usual with prices
j on a strong basis,
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in teppy ttf bag; Set tidy rJ
tint, iOet handom pound and
halfpounJ tin humidors and"
thai cir ry$tat'gta$ pound
humidor with pongmoitnt
top that kp th tobacco in tuch
tpUndid condition.
P. A. puts new joy
into the sport of
smoking !
YOU may live to
be 110 and never
feel old enough to
vote, but it's certain-sure
you'll not
know the joy and
contentment of a
friendly old jimmy
pipe or a hand rolled
cigarette unless you get on talking-terms
with Prince Albert tobacco I
P. A. comes to you with a real reason for all the
goodness and satisfaction it offers. It is made by
a patented process that removes bite and parch I
You can smoke it long and hard without a come
back 1 Prince Albert has always been sold without
coupons or premiums. We prefer to give quality!
Prince Albert affords the keenest pipe and cigarette
enjoymentl And that flavor and fragrance and
coolness is as good as that sounds. P. A. just
answers the universal demand for tobacco
without bite, porch or kick-back!
Introduction to Prince Albert isn't any harder
than to walk into the nearest place that sells
tobacco and ask for "a supply of P. A." You pay
out a little change, to be sure, but it's the cheer
fullest investment you ever made I
iRiNGEi Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.tWintlon-SaUm, N. C. Copyright 1916 by R. J. Reynold Tobacco Co.
When you build in Bend
specify local pine ,
hevlin Pine
is true to size and grade. Grown right,
sawed right, sold right.
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
CORNER WALL AND OHIO STREETS EXCLUSIVE LOCAL SALESJAGENT ' -
TO THE TRADE:--
Our lumber is CALIFORNIA WHITE
PINE, grown at an altitude of 4,200 feet.
We manufacture
LUMBER, SASH and BOX
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The Shevlin-Hixon Company
Bend, Oregon
Denur and Salt Lake Representative:
G. W. GATES & CO.
Chicago RepreseBtah're:
W. A. LAMMERS
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