The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, March 01, 1917, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text-v REND nULIiKTn, nEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1017. PAOE 3. r NEW GAME LAW SUMMARY GIVEN IMPORTANT CHANGES ARE MADE. PUMPING PLANT ALMOST READY Added Protection Is Given Fish and Gamo License Cost Increased Mag Limit liowered Shorten Bii?o lien Season. (From Friday's Dally.) 9ALEM, Fob. 23. (Special.) Fish and gamo legislation occupied n largo placo In tlio deliberations of tho loglalatlvo session Just closed, and tbo Important chances effected la tbo lawB are ot lntoreat to sports men throughout the stato. Tbo now fish and gamo codo seems to have been basod essentially upon protect ing tho Interests of tbo fish and game tbomsolvcs rather than that ot tho sportsmen. Those backing tho codo utid It passed both bouses with practically no opposition bcllovo that strlctprcservatlon ot tlsh and gamo, In tho long run, Is Just what sportsmon want. Opportunities' for big catches and kills may bo reduced temporarily, but permanent contin uance of good sport Is thereby as sured. Angling nnd hunting licenses aro raised from $1.00 por year to J1.G0. Tlio now combination llccnso costs $3.00. Women, as formerly, aro ex ompt from fishing licenses but they must Imvo a llconso to hunt. During 191C tho gamo fund ro celvod nbout $12,000 less from ll ccnso sales than In 1915, becauso many fower licenses vero bought. Tho increased Incomo will bo de voted exclusively to trout propaga tion nnd distribution. LaBt year ap proximately 8,000,000 trout fry wore raised. It Is expected to produco 12,000,000 tho coming season, there by giving an unprecedented Impetus to tbo betterment ot fishing through out tho stato. To Divide Fines. During tho last two years all tho fines collected havo gono to tho coun ties In which thoy woro levied. Tho now law provides that hereafter thoy shall bo divided equally between tho county nnd tho stato. Probably about $5000 Is Involved In this chango, and all .of It will bo used for fish planting, tho commission fooling thnt Its biggest tnsk is to preservo and lraprovo angling In Oregon's streams. Tho bag limit on deer has been changed from threo to two bucks. Tho open soason for Enstom Oregon has boon shortened two weeks. It now begins on September first nnd closes October 31. Previously It op ened August 1C. Tho limit for trout has been low orod from 7G to CO for a stnglo day's catch. Tho dally limit by weight has boon changed from GO pounds to 35. All wlntor fishing In Eastern Ore gon has boon forbidden, except for fish over 18 Inches In length. This practically prohibits catching any thing but stcolhuads: In tho past, catching fish ovor 10 Inches in length was allowed throughout tho year, excopt In cortaln specified streams. Tho law forbidding hunting deer with dogs has boon stiffened so that It will bo caslor to got convictions. This is especially applicable to tho coast counties of Western Oregon. Tho opou duck season hereafter is from October 1 to January 1C, making tho Orogon law conform with tho provisions of tho Federal Migra tory Bird Laws. In tho past tho season opened November 1 and nom inally closed Fobruary 15, although It actually camo to an end January 15, becauso of the conflict with tho federal law. Tho change thordforo, means an extra month ot duck shoot ing. Tho open season on sago hens Is from August 1 to August 31. Former ly it opened July 15. MAIN LAYING AND INSTALLING OF PURIFYING DEVICE WILL COMPLETE AUXILIARY IN NEAR FUTURE. (From Friday's Daily.) Pumps nro Installed for tho Dond Water, Light and Power auxiliary station, and tho building which will sholtod tho machinery Is woll undor way, Manager Foley, of tho powor company stated this morning. Tho only Immcdlato work loft Is tho lay ing of mains from tho pumps at tho main plant to tlo in with tho main at tho corner ot Orogon and Wall streets and ditching tor this, Is pract ically completed. Storlllzatlon apparatus Is expected to arrlvo from San Francisco on March 1, and with this Installed, tho pumps will bo ready for any emergency which might bo caused b) tiro. As tho wator will bo taken from tho rlvor within tho city limits, all wator passing through tho auxiliary pumps will bo carefully purified, tho sterilization apparatus consisting ot a dovco by which chlorlno will bo mixed with tho wator In a liquid form. Two and one-half pounds will bo used for each million gallons of wator, tho proportion bolng so slight as to mako no dittoronco whatovor In tnsto, If tho water woro to bo used for drinking. By means ot automatic attach ment, tho proportion will bo main tained, regardless of tho speed at which water Is pumped, tho rato at which tho chlorlno Is fed in bolng governed by tho speed ot tho pump strokes. v FORESTERS TO MEET Grazing Problems Will Ho Settled In Portland, March fi. (From Friday's Dally.) Grazing probloms common to tho Deschutes, Cascado, and Santlam Na tional forests will bo nettled March 5, when tho annual lntor-forcst graz ing conforonco will bo hold in Port land, Forest Supervisor W. G. Hast ings announced this morning. As sistant Supervisor V. V Harpharr will bo tho representative- from the local office Tho Issuing ot pormlts tor grazing allottmonts will be one ot tho chtol Items ot business to bo handled. MM INERT IS MASONS' GOAL 18 BEND KNIGHTS TO SEND PETITION Clinrtcr Regarded as Assured Local Candidates Will Do Numerous nnd Templars From Prlne- vUlo WW. Affiliate. (From Thursday's Dally.) A long step In ndvanco, In tbo de velopment ot Masonry in Bond, will bo taken next weok, whon Knights Templar residing boro will moot to form an organization, select offi cers, and send In a petition to the Grand Lodgo for a dispensation. According to tho requirements for tho establishment ot a Commandory, there Is no doubt as to tho oarly ac quisition of tho higher branch of tho ordor, local Masons say. Elghtoon Knights, In excess of tho number nooded for tho establishment ot a Commandory, aro residents hero, and tho potltlonlng, togothor with tho ro cclving ot a dispensation Is regard ed moroly 'as a formality. Following tho receiving of tho dis pensation, ono of tho grand officers will bo sent to Bend to start tho work of tho Klnghts, and after nil degrees havo boon conferred, from tho soventh to tho sixteenth, a char tor will bo granted,. Many Petitions In. In addition to tho 18 who will bo charter members, and who hall from Commandorlcs all ovor tho United States, thoro aro soruo 20 local Masons whoso potltlons to bo admit ted Into work of tho higher degrees, will bo considered. It Is expected that tho scopo of tho Commandory will bo extensive tor It is understood that somo 10 Knights, residents of Prlnovlllo, and now mombcrs of tho Commandory In Tho Dalles, will tranBfor to Bend, whllo others In Conthal Oregon aro also expected to affiliate VERNON A. FORBES. INN WILL BE OPENED TO UNIVERSITY CLUB Seo Edwards for good houBO paint ing. Adv. HONOR WASHINGTON Schools Havo Exercises, and Institu tions of City Keep Holiday. (From Thursday's Dally.) General observation throughout tho city was mado today for Washi ington's birthday, exercises at tho schools being tho chief demonstra tions marking tho occasion. Classes came to an early close in tho after noon, and a large number of the younger pupils, in care of tho teach ers, attended tho children's matinee, "Princess Snow White and tho Seven Dwarfs," at the Grand Theatre. Banks were closed throughout tho day, county and city offices were free trora callers, and only holiday hours ere kept at tho postofflco. ' CoIIcro Men May Uko New Hostelry Before Formal Opening Hajii Philip Brook. (From Friday's Dally.) Whothcr tho formal opening ot tho now Pilot Butta Inn has taken place by that tlmo or not, tho big hotel will bo thrown open to tho University club on tho evening of March 14, Phillip Brooks, ownor of tho Inn an nounced this morning. Everything will bo In npplo plo ordor by that tlmo, although Mr. Brooks lu unable to say at presont whether tho formal opening will bo boforo or nftor that date. The non-arrival of special locks, and nearly COO glass door knobs which have been ordered expressed to Bend, Is tho only factor In caus ing tho deluy of tho announcement, Mr. Brooks says. Heat will bo turned on tomorrow tor tho opening ot tho now barber shop. i;'v - -gagr ADULTS SUFFER CHILD'S DISEASE MEASLES PREFERS GROWN-UP VICTLMS IN REND THIS WIN TERREPORTS OF DIPHTHER IA ARE FOUND FALSE. (From Friday's Dally.) Running contrary to tho general tendoncy of tho disease, measles, a number ot cases ot which aro now bolng trcatod here, Is attacking adults, soomtngly In protorenco to children, local physicians assert, al though a number of lnfantllo cases ba.ve also boon reported. In tho form In wlilch It Is being manifested In Bond, measles is not highly contagious, It Is stated, and physicians havo no foar ot tho all- mont becoming opldomlc. Tho typo ot tho dlseaso which might havo sor Ioub results, It Is declared, has not appeared horo. The recent change In wcathor con' dltlons has brought with It a nunv bor of coses of Illness nmong chll dron In tho city schools. Reports woro current today that several woro Bufforlng from dlphthorla, but tbo rocords of tho city health offlcor, whero all such cases must bo report ed according to tho state law, proved tho falsity ot tho rumor. FOREST SERVICE N .MOST EFFICIENT WORK IN ARMY COULD BE DONE IN SUPPLIES AND TRANSPORTATION, HAYS HASTINGS. (From Saturday's Bally.) Tho Deschutes forestry scrvlco Is today completing a census ot Its om ploycs, on tho request ot tho Wash lugton offlco, to show what capacity In tho army tho individuals could best fill. Six general dlvlsoiiB nro given: Military scrvlco proper, com munication, surveying nnd mapping, supplies and transportation and mis cellaneous. Supervisor Hastings was of tho opinion that tho department omployos could bo most effectively used in tho supplies and transporta tion work, duo to tho thorough train ing thoy havo had along theso lines. On a rough cstlmato, thoro nro now approximately 1G00 man working as rangors and In tlio supervisors' offices In connection with national forest work In tho United States, whllo thu Washington and district offices will about dupllcato this number. BIG BONUSES PAID TO O.-W. R. &N. EMPLOYES .More Than $S.'l,000 Distributed Thin i m Month, on Order Mado by tho U. P. DIrectorn. (From Friday's Dally.) Over $336,000 was paid out to tho employes of tho O.-W. R. & N. Co. during Fobruary, each employa whoso salary was not In excess ot $150 per month recoivlng ono month's oxtra compensation for sorvlcos rendored during the year 191C. Tho payment was the result ot the action ot tho board of directors ot tho Union Pa cific system, and nearly 50,000 em ployes on tbo system lines woro ben efitted, and the total paymonts made will aggregate a colossal amount. Many expression of appreciation havo been heard, and the generosity and thoughttulncss ot the directors in helping umployes meet the In creased cost of living Is highly commendable. llciul Representative returns from legislate o session. MANY NEW STATE ROADS WILL RADIATE FROM BEND AS HUB , Seo J. Ryan & Co., for farm land loans. Adr. .MANY RABBITS KILLED (From Monday's Dally.) Taking advantage of the deep snow, a party of 30 residents ot the Mllllcan section held & rabbit drive this morning with the result that 160 Jack's were put out of business. Another drive will bo held In the near future. (From Saturday's Dally.) Tho $6,000,000 bonding act - which goes boforo tho pooplo for approval or rojoctlon on Juno 4 provides for tho follow- Ing roads, of direct Importance to Bond and Central Oregon: From Tho Dalles to Bond, via Dufur, Shanlko and Red- mond, From Bend to Klamath Falls. From Bend to Lakovlow. From Bend to Burns. From Eugeno to Bond, via tho McKenzIo Pass route From Albany to Bend, via -- Lebanon and, Cascadla. - A rood connecting the John Day road with Tho Dalles- - Bend road. The above highways arOspec- - lfled as "post roads" and "for- est roads." They aro not neces- - sarlly to bo hard-surfaced. These roads aro to bo built and Improved under tho pro- -- visions of the Bean-Barrett bill, which authorizes Issuance of $1,800,000 in bonds, to bo - spent In co-operation with a ---- like amount avallablo during - the next five years from tbo fed- -- eral government, under tho Sbackleford act. TO OPEN BIDS FOR PRINEVILLE RAILWAY (From Monday's Dally.) (Crook County Journal.) Bids will bo received at onco, for tho construction of any part or all of tho railway from Prlnovlllo to tlio Oregon Trunk road, according to tho announcement that comes from City Engineer II. A. Kolly, toduy. I Mr. Kolly says tho cross sectioning has been completed and bluo prints and plans nnd specifications mny bo had by those wishing to bid at his offlco In this city at any tlmo aftor today. Tho bids must all bo In tlio office of tho city engineer by March 1C, and tha earlier thoy aro recolvcd tho hot ter tho city ongluor will bo pleased, Tho weathor conditions will bo such that construction can start by March 1G, without dnngor of Inter ruption, and tho plans of the city are to complete enough to authorlzo work to comroonco all along the lino by that dato. Tho pier for tho brldgo wob com pleted on tho south side of tho river yesterday and work Is being rushod on tho other sldo of tho rlvor. 1 1 5 LI LANDS ARE PRAISED GOV. W1THYCOMBK WRITES TO MANAGER WALLACE WHEN HE SIGNS APPROPRIATION BILL FOR RESERVOIR. (From Friday's Dally.) Fred N. Wallace, manager ot tho Tumalo project, has received a lottor from Governor Wlthycombc, written Just aftor ho signed a bill appropri ating $10,000 for repairing tho Tum alo rcsorvolr. In nddltlon to expressing his sat isfaction at having had n hand In such a piece of legislation, tho Gov ernor heartily endorses tho agricul tural possibilities ot tho segregation and predicts for It and Its settlers a largo measure ot succcbs. Tho letter to Mr. Wallaco follows: "Salom, Or., Fob. 21, 1917. Mr. Fred N. Wallaco, Tumalo, Oregon. My dear Mr. Wallace: It gives mo slncoro plcnsuro to report that I havo Just signed Houso Bill 170, In troduced by Mr. Laurgaard. This, as you know, appropriates $10,000 for investigating nnd repairing tho Tumalo rcsorvolr. "I am heartily pleased that tho bill has passed, for I havo always been in full sympathy with tho pcoplo on your segregation, nnd havo ballovcd that It was only common souso econ omy to mako n small appropriation now which will go towards preserv ing tho efficiency ot tho largo Invest ment nlrcady mado In tho Tumnlo project. I might add that from n rcasonnhlo familiarity with tha Tum alo lauds nnd tho project, I bollovu strongly that all fnrmlng operations, It properly conducted, will bring very satisfactory success. "It Is u good project and Bottled by cnpablo farmers, and I hopo thnt now wo will bo ablo to absolutely In Biiro tho success ofj tho rcsorvolr which In turn will placo tho future ot tho project beyond question. Sin cerely yours, JAMES WITHYCOMDE Governor." C. P. MOORE TO BUILD IN STAATS ADDITION (From Frldny's .Dally.) Tho Issuing of; n building permit to C. P. Mooro, for tho construction ot a $1500 tramo bouse wob an nounced this morning-. Tho house Is to bo erected on lot 7, block JO. StaatB addition. Tho contractor will bo K. Odcgard. Cc0nly6ranelPrize (mghcslAwardr eivento, , Dictionaries! atilioPannnuvl PadSc&posHkm WEBSTER'S NEW INTERNATIONAL roa Snntriorkv of Edaeaitoaal Merit. This new creation aimers with I final nuthority all klndnnl puzzling muuttnna am, nil "lTrtw. I JV.mhu.1 I tw agtt " "WhatlsnAoir&rr" "What is tifttte coalf" "How id jiat pro nounced?" ami thousands ol others. More than 400.009 Vocabulary Tumts. 30,000 Cogrphlel Subjects. 12,000 H Biographical tntrles. Of tr BOW Rlia tralions. 270G Pages. Ths only diction ary rr.th to divided pise a stroke of ffCIUUaU Knkru4hIU rmiuihu. Write for morf- T?ikTrw EvBidiiHHLLIH triHn -!. til riHh IufUAuodo. eio. rr. oi men pact li 1'orUt Mnpnif you tun Uu Snicf. o.ac MERRMM CO, SpitatfkU, M'U. Brooks-Season Lumber Company f Lumber, Lntli, Shingles, Building Material, Kiln Dried Flooring nnd nil kinds of Finish SASH AND DOORS COMPLETE STOCK ol Stndrd Size. BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO. Telephone Red 1431 of 701 City Salet Office Bend Company DuiMing- CASTINGS IN GRAY IRON AND BRASS IIUFFSCHIHIDT-DUGAN IRON WORKS BEND. OREGON PHONE BLACK 741 BOX AND SLAB WOOD Now $3.00 Per Loud OREGON FUEL CO. PHONE US NOW-RED 661 ONK CENT A WORD U all a little Want Ad will cost you. School Days are Here See to It that the children's shoes aro well cared tor. Money Is saved In doing so. Our shoo repairing talks tho best Only the highest quality leather used. WK CJUAHANTKi: ALL WORK TO HE SATISFACTORY. Austin's Qck m Repair Sbp. Wright Hotel Bldg. Qreeawood Are. Lots at Half the Price Asked in other additions of Equal Distance from the business Center. Lots 40X105 ..$75 for Inside, $100 for Corners Lots 50X125. $100 for Inside, $125 for Comers REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Central Oregon's Leading INSURANCE AGENCY Fire Aulomoble Life Accident Surely Bonds J. A. EASTES OREGON STREET, REND, OREGON Member Portland Realty Hoard. if - , tJ ssarCTKWgy