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wsm -! 1 f" "" .Jfcfc,rjrtP4MifrBt ,JMjL u V 11END HUIJiETlN, REND. OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1017. PA OK 0. -fc 1 rfi- I INNER WORKINGS. AT SALEM TOLD f ROADS MEASURE USED AGAINST TAX BILL. 'Adherents of Journal Policy Offered Old Vote Trading Device, Hut Jtluff Wus Called and Until Hills Passed, Hiiyn Forbes. (From Saturday's Dally.) Tho lusldo workings of tlio oppo sltlon to tho tax dollnquoncy moas uro, and tho menus' 'which wcro In effectually uBcd In an attempt to do feat It, woro revealed this morning by nopresontatlvo Varnon A. Edrbes, on his return to Demi from Portland, whero he has been for the past thrco days, following tho adjournment of tho legislature at Salem. It was tho old story of voto trad ing, to summarlzo tho tactics used ' by tho Portland Journal crowd, hut tho advocates of tho tax bill called tho bluff and camo out winners. Overtures Refused. "While, tho fata of tho delinquency ihoasuro still hung In tho balance, overtures woro mado by men In tho House, adherents of tho Journal pol icies, to Mr. Forbes, through mutual friends, offering to support tho $6, 000,000 road bonding bill, of great importanco to Central Oregon, If tho tax bill woro crippled Tho proposal was titrncd town, tho tax measure -went through, and subsequent hap , pollings at tho closo of tho legisla tive session, showed that opposition to tho road bill, If any was mado, was of a highly Ineffective, charac ter, Mr. Forbes expressed himself as being well satisfied with tho results of tho 1917 session, especially in regard Ho tho passago of measures having to da with tho wclfaro of tho central section of tho Btatc. HOMESTEADERS MANY Land Office Still Working on Appli cations of January, (From Monday's Dally.) Homestead outrymen will havo to exorcise much patienco In awaiting replies to their filings, according to word received this morning by U. S. Commissioner II. C. Kills, from tho land office at Tho Dalles. More than 1000 filings liavq been mado in the now year, and tho offlco Is literally swamped with business. Tho letter stated that tho offlco at The Dalles is now working on ap plications which wcro turned in on January IS. $6,000,000 ASKED TO PURCHASE FOOQ (From Friday's Dally.) Illy United Prcu to 'Die Dully llullctln) WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. 2C Senator Uorah Introduced a bill to day In tho upper house, appropriat ing $6,000,000 to relievo the food situation. Tho bill provides that the President shall direct tho expenditures. EFFECT ORGANIZATION TO WORKBLACK SANDS Variety of ToMh Show High Values of Deposit, and Hefrnctory Hand May Yield to New Process. (From Monday's Dally.) After thrco years of prospecting and development work In tho black sand deposits on both sides of tho Deschutes river near Cul ver, steps nro holng taken by Fiold Engineer Walter M. Ober, and as sociates, to Incorporate and make oxhaustlvo tests of tho proporty to back up tho general examination of values already conducted. A roport compiled Mr. Obor from n variety of assays, on Bpeclment obtained by sev eral dlfforent methods, was brought In this morning by Edward Dorry, of Culver, who holds an interest In tho black sand claims. Assays mado run all the way from 12.40 to $27.60 a ton, with a now concentrating process which is re ported to savo values of $25 a ton. This process is now being given a thorough test. Cyanide reduction shows from $2.40 to $6.40 per ton, with plati num in one Instance running to $G.15, with gold reaching $27.50. Flota tion saved values of from $3.50 to $0.30 a ton. Tho black sands deposits havo been known, over slnco their location, to bo rich In tho raro metals, but tho main, difficulty has always Iain in tho refractory character of tho material, making tho working of tho deposits at any considerable profit, to bo ex tremcly difficult. Tho new process mentioned by Mr. Obor In Ills roport, it Is thought, may provo of great benefit In this direction. KLAMATH FALLS UM COUNCIL DI.SPO.SKS OP $.100,000 8TRAHOHN ISSUE AT PAH TO TOLEDO FIHM IjAST SATUH-DAY. TWO DESIRE REMEDY FOR MARRIAGE ILLS William H. N'unn and Mrs. I.cfn Up- perniaii nro Plaintiffs In Actions Piled This Morning. (From Monday's Dally.) Two suits for divorce wero filed In tho county clerk's offlco this morning by Attornoy C. S. Bensb'n, ono tho complaint of William II. Nunn vs. Martha E. N'unn, the other that of Mrs. Lofa Leo Uppermnn vs. William C. Uppermnn. In tho first ense, desertion and Im moral conduct nro alleged ns cairso for action, and In tho second, cruel and inhuman treatment, and threats to kill, aro alleged.- Four chairs at your sorvlca at the Metropolitan. No waiting1. Adv. For sign painting boo Edwards. Adv. X of The blend can't be copied That's why it is Chesterfields or noth ing if you wont this new kind of enjoy ment in cigarette smoking. For Chesterfields, besides doing the usual thing of pleasing the taste, do the one thing you've always wished for in a cigarette Chesterfields just "touch the spot," they let yon know you are smoking they "SATISFY"! But they're mild, too 1 It's n new blend of high-quality Imported and Domestic tobac cos that s how it s done. Ana the blend can't be copied. J.1J W1WK4UUIU. 20rIO (From Tuesdny's' Dally.) (Klamath Falls Herald) Tho city council Bold tho railroad bonds for $300,00 with six per cent intorcst at par and with accrued interest starting at data of bonds when they accepted Spltzer-Horlck's proposal presented by Mr. Long, their representative, who bo's been In tho city, Saturday night in n resolution unanimously passed by the council. Tho meeting took n dramatic turn when a man claiming to represent a bonding house by tho name of Miller & Co., of Portland, asked tho council to consider his hid, which ho said would ho better than Spltzor-Horlck's. Ho mado this proposition after tho Toledo firm's bid had been read by Hocorder Lcavltt. Questioning by Councilmcn Miller and Strublo brought out tho facts that Mr. Ollmoro first arrived hero on Wednesday, but had placed no bid with tho council. Ha was asked by Miller to place a check on tho tnblo in evidenco of good faith, if ho de sired to talk business, but said he had none with htm. Tho Spttzer-Horlck proposal ns given by Mr. Long Is that tho bond ing houso will havo tho money ready for tho city as soon ns tho homls tiro prepared, and a clauso n tho contract provides that they will supply them as desired by tho city. "Tho city has tho right to accopt or roject tho honds within 1G days, allowing tlmo for Mr. Strnhorn to tako up his looso ends for tho railroad work," said City Attorney Qroesbeck today. Tho city council has taken tho greatest caro In tho preparing and working out of tho details for tlicso bonds, nnd bcllovcs that It has con cluded tho work In a manner that will bo agrccablo to all concornod, accord ing to Mr. Qrocsbock. Tho first proposition submitted by tho bonding houso was not accepted entirely by tho council, and on ac count of tho condition of tho bond market, duo to tho war situation, tho Spltzor-Rorlck company desired to ncgotlato further. Tho sale of tho bonds has been accomplished, nnd nil galnod that was hoped for, accord ing to Mr. Qroesbeck. tho well which Mr. Donning is drill ing on tho homestead belonging to Mnbol E. Clcvengor. Mr. Denning has been engaged in the business for n great many years but saya ho has never beforo heard of anything of a Uko nature Tho Ico vein shows In several places at depths from 1G to 53 feet. Tho well Is now nt n depth of 81 feet. Fort Ilock Times. Aid For Hclglnns. The two schools on tho Plains tnught by the Misses Aurcl Mooro and Orphn Clark, aro tho first to tako action In the Dolglau relief fund so far us known at present. Ontowny and Lylo Cap will bo the next. The plan outlined Is to get up basket socials with programs etc., tho pro ceeds from which will be forwerded to tho Literary Digest to bwcII tho fund Hint good magazlno is raising for tho distributing commlttco In that war dovnstcd country. Madras Pioneer. Tribune Asks, "Why." Tnx payors, Jefferson county hns o good Jail and yet Jofforson county prisoners aro being sent to Prlnovllln nt your expenso. Why? Deschutes Vnllcy Tribune. Measles Close Schools. Tho high school wns closed yes terday morning hecnuso such a largo percentage of tho student body was absent. At noon tho public school closed also, moro than hnlf of tho enrolled scholars being absent. Doth schools will attempt to open on Monday but tho efficiency of "nil classes Is greatly Impaired, and has been for tho past thrco weeks bo causo of tho largo number of cases of measles. Crook County Journal. Clinnra Por Potato Growers. Thorn Is n chnnco for tho Des chutes Valley Potato Growers' asso ciation to sell n enr of Gem potatoes to North Yakima parties for Bcod, and It would bo a big advertisement for this locality could tho necessary quantity bo secured. Those having' such should wrlto Socrctnry Parsons nt once. Redmond Spokesman. Still In tho RIiir. As n member of tho commlttco that has charge of tho prosecution or tho caso ngatnst county division, I mil authorized to Bay this matter will bo fought right on through tho bu promo court. Wo hnvo absolute confidence In tho ability and Integrity of our at torneys, also as to tho justlco of our position and ns to tho final outcome. Wo appreciate tho influcnco that wns exerted against us at Salem to lcglslnto ib out of court, ond wo ro fuso to bo so legislated. Kuthormoro wo havo tho necessary financial re sources and dotormlnntlnn to go on with tho enso to thu blttor ond. Very respectfully, J. J. Elllnger. Hed moud Spokesman. k Dry Hummer Expert nt. As tho present weather Indicates the nrrlval of spring, stockmen nro beginning to flguro on tho prospects for a crop of liny and pnsturo for tho coming year. The snowfall Is below noimal and the prospects nro n long; dry summer. Crescent Nuws. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. MFMr r JJT f KU&f&ljj & iBK PETITION S STOPPED Limit of 100 Is Quickly Reached Plea Goon Out Tomorrow. (From Tuesdny's Dally.) Bond Elks havo boon forced to cnll n halt on tho potltlon which is to bo sout oft tomorrow to natlonul headquarters, requesting a dispensa tion for a lodgo here. So many, in addition to tho Elks thomsolvcs, wcro anxious to sign tho potltlon, that tho 100 names, which Is tho limit sot by national ruling, was reached last night. VERNON A. FORBES I I 01,B,j' "L-. LAWYER u. S. Mineral Surveyor. First National Bank Building Hoom 12, First National Bank Bend :: :: Oregon Building I II. II. DcARMOND REDMAN & MOORE LAWYER LAWYERS 0'KanoBud,g, Bend, Oregon 8 Cabin Bld W, W. FAULKNER. D. M. D. DENTIST Suito C-8-10, O'Knno Building Bond, ... Oregon DR. J. C. VANDEVERT Physician nnd Surgeon Phono Rod 271 Hours 9-12 a. m.: 1-5 p. m.; 7-9 p. in. O'Knno HuildliiK. CENTRAL OREGON PLUMIUNG & HEATING CO. PLUM RING AND HEATING 117 Mlnncsotn Streot. Estimates Cheerfully PtirnlHhod Jobbing Promptly Dono. W. G. MANNING, D. M. D. Dentist, Sulto 12-14, O'Knno Building Tel. Sll Rend, Oregon Tinning and Shoot Mctnl1 W.M. JIONTGOM BUY. Furnncca, Spouting, Guttering, Cornlco nnd Skylight Repairing promptly attended to Prices right, work guaranteed J. li. Boll A. W. Slum CROOK COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY (Incorporated) Successors to Tho J, 11. Hnnor Abstract Co., PrlnovlHo, Oro. Abstracts Insurance Chesterfield CIGARETTES IMPORTED and DOMESTIC tobaccos-Blended HOW TO KILL A TOWN (Madras Pioneer.) . Kick. Keep kicking. And don't Btop kicking. Ono. pull ono way and ono tho other. Go to other towns nnd buy your goods. Denounco your merchants bocauso they mnko a profit on their goods. Knlfo every man that disagrees with you on tho method of increas ing business. Make your own town out a very bad plnco and stab It ovory chanca you get. Refuse to unlto Ip, any Bchemo for tho bettorment of tho material Inter ests of the people. Tell your merchant that you can buy your goods a great deal cheaper in anotuer town and chargo him with extortion. Keep ovory cent you got nnd don't do anything of a public nature unless you can mnko something out of it directly. When you say anything of your town Bay it In such n way that It will leave tho Impression that you havo no faith In it. Patronize outside newspapers to the exclusion of your own; and then denounce them for not being as largo as tho city papers. WILLIAM A. JACK80N Bond's Auctioneer Conducts Stock Sales n Spec ialty. Opposlto Kenwood Grocery. YOU CLEAN UP THE HOUSE DR. R. D. 8TOWELL Nnpnipathlc Pliyslrlau Over Logan furniture Co. Wull Stroot Hours 9 to C Phono Red -Itt'J O. S. BENSON Attorney At Law Bonson Building, Wall Streot Bond, Oregon, II. O. E L L I 8 Attorncynt-Lawr United StatCH Commissioner First National Bnnk Building BEND, OREGON Shearings - Know At La Pine. Beginning Sunday, wo have had five days.pt snowy weather, although the fall has not been heavy. Yester day there was about six inches of snow, which was moro than all tho rest that has faReu In this storm. Tho days have been pleasant, in spite of the snow fall. La Pino Inter-Mountain. Remarkable Phenomenon. An lea vein has been discovered In WE'LL CLEAN YOUR LINEN, CLOTHES, SILK DRESSES, Etc. "PUT YOUR DUDS IN OUR SUDS" Bend Steam Laundry. AND DRY CLEANING Roofing of all kinds. Repairing promptly dono. J. A. MacCLOSKEY TINNINO AND Furnace Contractor Guttering, Spouting, Cornices and Skylights. O. P. NISWONOER, Bond, Oro. UNDERTAKER Licensed Eiiibalnier, I'unerul Director. Phone nod 421, Lady Asst. Joe Rock CONTRACTOR All kinds of EXCAVATION WORK rock or dirt RASEMENTS STREET WORK. ETC. Letve oftim t J. A. EASTES OFFICE Oirgon Stiect 2!W,0NK BEND HAULING CO. K. N PALMIIKTON TRANSFER AND STORAGE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED. COAL AND WOOD. W If JZM L ,