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4 iii:ni bulletin, iik.vd, ouicoon, tiii'iihiiav, apiul 12, J017. page a. cv . I Bulletin Straw Strahorn Bonds are Favored Olio luwutlvo volo Im (lm total ho fur registered at 'I'lm lliilhtln officii iiKulnnt tin) proposed 100,001) bond Issue to liiHiint eonstruetloii of the Utralioni roud out or llond (IiIh niiiii 'innr. In fnvor of tho I111111I htmio 35 of tho coupnim printed In recent in mi oh of tho paper Iihvo boon received, miniu uoiuliiK from out of town prop erty owners ami tux payem uml thn rout from residuum or tho city. Futhnr comment on the bonding In mint with hoiiio of tliu coupoiiK, 0110 limn writing, "Kvon nIioiiIi) It raise my tux 110.00 per ynar (which It won't) I would mill Im glad to volii yon." Another writes, "I urn a prop urty holder In llend nnd will help nil I mm In thin bond." Another property holder, hut not 11 voter, writes, "Tint finest llltlo city will Im in 11 do tho finest lilic lly hy Just such bends wtli proper safeguards," Oiki llond resident, who iiutrkH h Ik coupon hi favor of tho Ihhuo, says, "First hit Mr. Htrahorn put up a bond guarantee that ho will build Hid allium and It. house flrnt. Word of mouth Im not business." Only a fow iiuontlonn ciiueerulng tliu iiiattor liavn boon linked. Those nro listed billow mid answered to tho bout of tho ability or Tliu llullotln. Qitrwlloii. "If bonds nro votud, what assurance or Ktinruiitnn, other thiiti word or mouth will tho people or llond hiivn that construction will rommoiiro hnro an noon an bond mou oy U avallablu and that a minimum or SO mlli will bo completed dur Iiik 1017 and 20 ml km additional In 191 K," AiiNurr. If IioiiiIn nro voted, pro Niimubly thn city council, Imforo sell ing tliom and receiving tho tiiunoy. would satisfy Itnnlf by guarantee from Mr. Htrahorn, that ho would proceed with the work on orally agraed. Just what form thU guar antee would takn would be a matter to he settled between the council and Mr. Htrahorn. ' (Jiii'stlon, -"When will Bond and Klamath Falls bo connected by roll If tho bond In Issued," Answer, We do not know. Tho 1100,000 (rum llend would assure construction, according to Mr. Htra- born, of 40 in 1 1 on of road. It In un derstood Hint after tho construction of tint flrnt 20 mile out of llend, the direction of tho next 20 miles, whoth or toward llurttN or toward Klamath, would bo decided upon. Mr. Hlra horn ban nld Hint llond and Klam ath would not bo connected for three ywira of lor tho work wa begun. If "tho lino to Huron worn started flrnt It might bo longer than three yearn before llond wan connected with Klamath; If tho linn to Kluinnth, It would bo at leant three yearn. i Quel Ion, "Amu iiiIiik Hint the Htrahorn linen south and oast nr The amount coming to School DIs constructed substantially upon the trbt 12 would depend on length of routes now decided upon, wlililt glvillne in tho district. Army and Navy Recruiting Officers Working Together (From Tuesday's Da'.ly) Huecess greeted Corporal Charles Davis, recruiting officer for the I'. 8. army, on his first day In llend, and no loss than throe local young men unlisted yestordny to servo In the aviation corps. C. I.. Wright, tleorge A. Hinlth and Thomas U. Firestone tiro tho men who volunteered for tho ncrlal branch of tbo service. They left thin morning for Hau Diego, at 'which place they will enter tho avln- lion training camp. In addition to other Instruction, applicants for tho Aviation corps will bo equipped with n rather thorough knowledge of gan engines and motors. Another branch or the service waa explained this morning hy the re cruiting officer, when he mentioned tho need for musicians In tho urmy bands. Duo to tho Increase In tho strength of tho regular army uuihorUod by Congress last year, several hundred musicians nro needed to supply the ruqulremunt of tho additional army "Imndn authorlxod. Tho pay per COURT GRANTS TWO ' DIVORCE DECREES Mm. Lena McPhcmnn mid Mrs. Heat- rlro Jones Freed From ItouiN Oil ;inr(i'M of Cruelty, l (From Thursday's Dally.) Docreos of divorce bunded down by aircult Judgo T. H. J. Duffy, of Prlnovlllo, In tho cuhou of Mrs. I.onu Mcl'licrsim vs. Logan McPhoraon, and Mrs. Houtrlco Jonoa vb. W. J, Jonus, woro filed Baturduy, Iloth dlvorcos woro granted on tho OT'ouiuIh of cruel and Inhuman treat Tiu.nl. Mrs. MoPhorson being allowed ii tho custody ot hor two minor chil dren, and $2D n montn ivom inoir futhor to provide for thorn, while Mrs, Jones wub given tho right to ubo hor maiden nnmo, Miss Hontrlco llor trand. 'MILLIONS IN IT." (From Monday's Daily.) Atimodost propoBltlon, calling for a loan of 140.000 by tho POOplo ot Jleod' has just boon mado by tho roii ,YlouVon promoting tho dovolopinout Vote Shows mi iipproxluiato louitth of Oil mllim In DoHchutoH uounty, what return may tho county reasonably oxpocl In tho way or laxim thorofrom and approximately how much added iim nossod vuliiatlon will iieeruo to Des chutes county," Aiimm'iv Tho amount to bo ex pected In tho way ol Iiixoh from any proporty dupmidn on two fnetorn, (I) tho aNNOfwod valuation, and (2) "" .-' tho tax ralo. Until tho Htrahorn llnon ! ,,,u """- mr i.ru nro built and tholr valuation for tax-1 ""," "' ",0 ""' "",l will run .,,.r..u... fi,i , rinlin .4i, u.' wor to thin quontloii In ImpoKHlblo, llowover, tho followliiK may kIvo ii Heiinral Idea on tho Htihjoct. VnluatloiiH aro itlacod on railroad property by tho Htato Tax commix nlou. When tho valuation Ih kIvoii, a certain portion thoreof In fixud an tho amount on which tho dlntrlct and county tax en nhall ho levied. What thin portion In dopondn on tho coun ty ratio or tho rutin tho annottNod valuations of tho county boar to tho actual value, Ah an example, connlder tho fol lowliiK. Tho Oioiioii Trunk wan an mmneil In Crook count)', boforo tho formation of DenchutoM, at $20,000 por mllo, by tho Htato Tax commu nion. Tho county ratio In .tin. That Ii, tho commlnnlon entlmaten that tho proporty In tho county valued by tliu county annennor In iinnenHod at only f.3 per cent of Itn true valutf. An tho railroad valuation In coiiKldorml to bo 100 por cent and iim ll would bo un-i fair to make ll pity laxcn on a 100 pur rent valuation when tho rent of tho county property paid on only CI jmr cent, n 53 per rent portion, or 110,000 por mile, In taken an tho amount on which taxes shall bo paid. HldliigN nro nnsensed at fiO per cunt of tho main line valuo, boforo tho ratio In applied. Tho valuation flxod by thn commis sion doen not pretend to bo cost, but merely n valuation fixed for taxation purposes and depending on tho earn ing power of tho lino. Tho Oregon Trunk ban been assessed for lens than 120,000 per mllo. Tho new road at Grants Pass la now assessed at $6000 per mllo. Tho Htrahorn lino valuation would probably bn at least $5000 per mllo for main line, and $2600 fur Hid ings. The amount on which taxes would bo paid would depend on tho ratio fixed for Doschuton county, and tho amount of taxes, us indicated above, on tho levy in tho different dlstrlctn. (JiHMlon. "llasod upon railway valuations an fixed by tho Tax Com mission, bow much added assessable property will result to llend Kchnol District No. 12, by tho construction of tbo Htrnhorn railroad?" Anter. Heo last answer above. mouth for muslclnim In Briny bands rangen from 124 to 76 during the first enlistment, to this being added the value of rations, clothing, ijuar tors, light, heat, medical nttondnnce, etc., which Is estimated to bo equiv alent to an Increase In tho monthly paymunt from $30 to $40 or more. In nplto of tho number of Central Oregon men and boys who enlisted for tho United Htntes unvy lant week, recruiting In still progressing most encouragingly, ncoordlng to T. I.. Cnrrlgor, In charge of tho work bore, i:. McFarlnnd, W. F. MoMullon and K. I.. Church, of Prluevlllo, and Har ry Davis, of Uodmnnd, will go out tomorrow evonlng for Portland, Mr, Carrlger planning to go to tholr homes to accompany them Into llend. Corporal Davis will go with him, as several in Hie neighboring towns have signified their intention of enlisting in the army. Tho army and navy representa tives nro co-operating as closely ns possible in the work. of the black Band deposits on tbo Deschutes river. According to a letter from O. W. Clnpp, one ot tbo promoters, If tbo loan Is mado ho will build n $100,000 court botiHo hero within flvo years and repay tho loan with "a fair In tercut." Tho purpono to whloh tho money is to bo put Is tho building ot it plant on tho river near Lower llrldgo for tliu treatment of tho sands and tbo collection of tbo nilnorul vnluoa contained In thorn, In tho words ot tho lato Colonel Mulberry 8ullors, "Thoro'a Millions In It." HOME WEDDING HELD FOR BEND COUPLE (From Monday's Dally.) Oacar O. Andrews and Miss Stella M. PaUlson, both ot llond, woro unit ed In marriage last night by Rev. H, 0. Hartrantt, of tho Proabytorlan church, at tho homo of tho brldo's brother, William Puttlsou. Tho rlK ceremony was uaod, In tho proaonco ot tho Immediate relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Androwa will mako tholr homo In Bond, KNOW THE CAR'S LOAD. J H II I ' Mslhod by Which Motorltt Can Oct tin Dttt Tire Bnrvlea, 'TorlmpH tho greatest uml most Im tioiinut thing a motorist should know about a cur In Km weight with tho over nu loud curried," says mi export. "Ily knowing I'm weight of bin Our whim loaded ready to nut tho motorist Im III ii poxltlou to regulate IiIh tlron no Hint they not only net iim (ho best nbock absorber obtnliuiilo, but nro lit Jo off. nut any Injuries which may coino from over or under Inllalloii. "Willi tho weight of tho ear known when preparing for n trip which In cludoH passengers It In very cany for i... .........i... !. ..i. " io ivnn injury io liiciiinvirca, 'j iiih rori-HiKiit win nino prevent n break In tho nldo wulln cuiined by an overload. "With tho welitht of your cor, plun tho welKht of Konolluo. water and extra (Iron, with tho welKht of tho piiNftciiKcrH addwl, you bnvti tho total rimiiliitf wclitht of your cnr. "I'or n iulck way of dutcnnlnlnK what air pronnuro you will carry In your tlrcn If you have no regular tablo of Inflation tho following tablo In ujc Kent iil: "i'or three-Inch tlren divide tho welKht of tho lend by thirty-two. "I'or three anil oiivluilMnch tlren di vide tho welKht by forty. "I'or four-Inch tire dlvldo tbo weluht of tho load by forty-elKht. "i'or four and onohnlMuch tlren dl vldo tho welKht of tho load by tlfty-nlz. "I'or five-Inch tlren tlren dlvldo the welKht of tho land by nlxty-four. "I'or flvo and one-bntf-lnch tlren di vide tho welKht of tho load by noventy two. "To further llluntrnto tho working out of tho nbovo tnblo nuppone your , cnr relliw, og ,,,, Blld .ou art tislna four-Inch I Ires, from tho nboro we f..id Hint for four-Inch tlren the welcht of tho load should bo divided by forty-eight. Thin will give you sixty pounds air pressure, which should bo carried In your tlren. Tho tiro mlleneo will Ikj greatly Increased If the motorist will regulate bis nlr pressure by the load bo carries." Now York Hun. CHARM OF FLOWERS. Osrdtnlna Is Hobby That Dtcomtt Akin to a Pasilon. IlnrrluR tho equally ancient and al luring t""tlmo of going n-Qibtug, no hobby ban a stronger grip on Itn devo tees than gardening. At 4 o'clock i of a summer morning Cella Thaxtcr could bo found at work In her radiant little Island plot, n sitter in spirit to old Chaucer when on Ids knees In tho grass at dawn to watch a daisy opcu. And these were nut exceptional, not extraordinary, cases of devotion. They were merely typical exoiieuta of tbo tnio gardener's passion. Nor Is thin tense enthusiasm Meeting. Not In the least. It U not mure tran sient than tho bibliomaniac's passion, no more evanescent than the collec tor's real, which only death can iiionch. It ts no sudden, youthful fervor. Indeed. It Is rarely found In juuth at the storm nnd strew period, white ll may Ih observed to bo strong est In those for whom tbo dnyn of wild enthusiasm are over. Tbo bachelor clergyman or tho quietest of spinsters, for whom other passion Is nonexistent, will yet lavish ou their gardens enough devotion to have won tho heart of the most obdurate of persons, enough ten derness to hnvo nutUccd for the moth ering of n doxen little ones. A garden In tho world of the recluse, tbo passion of tho lone man or woman, tho diver sion of statesmen, tbo recreation of poets and artlstn of all ages, except perhaps musicians, who may bo over careful of their bauds. Frances Dun can In Scribner's. Plan of ths Oall Field. In tbo Woman's Homo Companion C. II. Clnudy says: "Whoever did tho calculating for a baseball Held made n lllio Job of It. It taken Just so long to run from plato to llrst, nnd it taken Just about that long, less n tiny fraction of n second, fur tho average ball to bo fielded by the average shortstop and burled down to tbo big mitt waiting for It. Tbo least slip, hesitation, Juggle or wait, and the umpire Is going to spread his bauds palm down for a 'safe.' " Drained 8olls. neat is tbo chief essential for plant growth, and ono of tho principal fac tors lu making soil warm In good drainage. Tho surface soils of well drained lands are almost Invariably ncveral degrees warmer than those ot poorly drained lauds, Drained soils also warm up faster after cold spells and much earlier lu spring. It Is certnlu that dynamiting heavy ho! In will pay. Moss Drsad, A kind of bread la mado nlong tbo Columbia river by tho Indians from a moss that grows on the spruce fir tree. This moss Is prepared by placing It In heaps, sprinkling It with water and permitting It to ferment. Then It la rolled Into balls as big ns a man's bead, and tbeso aro baked lu pits. Dosan't He, Though? Dncb Confess, now, Henry, you don't pay y much attention to your wlfo ns you did beforo you woro mar ried? II. Peck Lord, yes I I mind twtco ns quick now, Not Nscsitnrlly. "Tho face Is tho Index ef tho mind. It ts sold." ' "Oh, I don't know, Because a wom an's faco Is mado up la no slffn that hor mlud Is." GUARDS WATCH FO PLuTIHB AI.Mi:i) MHS I'HOTKCT ItAIMtOAl) JUtlf)(;KH AM) VVSSWM OS WAV TO IIK.NI) MIM Al. ritOACII IH (Jt'Altl)KI). (From Monday'n Dally.) Tlmt tho utrnnnt onro la boliiK tak en to proven t tho dontructlnn of pub lic utlllllen by antl-Aiiiorlcan plottorn wnn evidenced today when now ar rivals In llond told of hhoIiir armed Kunrdn at all tho brldKen and tunnoln from Portland to Itond. At thn Orookod Itlvor brldKo on the 8. I'. & H., four KunrdN aro camped, watching tho ntructiiro In iittornuto nhlftn. To prevent ponnlblo dontructlnn, Mich an ban occurred In othor noctlons of tho country whoro largo luduntrlnl ontabllnhmoutn am located, armed mo n nro ntutloued on tho bridge npan ii I n K tho Deochutcn at tho approach to Tho Hhevlln-lllxon Company mill. ItlRld examination of all pawtliiR over tho river at thin point, In made. O. O. CARLSON WEDS MISS FERNE COLVER (From Monday's Dally.) Oliver O. Carlson and Miss Feme K. Colver, both of Uond, woro mar ried nulotly yesterday afternoon at tho homo of tho hrldo'n parents, Mr. and Mm. W. T. Colver, Itov. J. I,. Pcrlnger, of the Ilnptlst church, of ficiating. Tho ring servlrn wan uncd, a wedding dinner proceeding tho cer emony. Only Immcdlato friends and relatives woro present. Mr. nnd Mm. Carlson will leave Vodnosdayfor a woddlng trip lasting over a week or 10 days, and will re turn to moke their home In Iiend. LIVESTOCK MEN PICK OFFICERS FOR YEAR (From Monday's Dally.) It. K. Orlmen yas elected presi dent, J. II. Stanley, secretary-treasurer, nnd W. II. McColn, M. S. May field, S. H. Sterns, Mr. Grimes and Mr. Stanley members ot tho directorate, whon tho Upper Des chutes Livestock association held itn annual meeting in the office ot tho forest supervisor Saturday. An as sessment of not moro than $1 a head An cattle owned was levied. Olnd to IO art i of It. Coughs that follow la grippe, or any deep-seated backing cough, will wear down the strongest man or wo man if allowed to continue. C. Smith, 1421 12th St., Augusta, Go., wrltos: "I got ono 25c bottle ot Foley's Honey nnd Tar and my cough and cold Is about well. I was glad to loam of n great medicine like that." Sold everywhere. Adv. IMPItOYK liAKK-HIXa IIOAI) Work has already commciuod on tho roads in northern Lake county, loams being engaged in dragging near hero till day yesterday. Koad Supervisor G. W. Hontz, who with his brother, F. C, reached Silver Lake the first ot tho weok, said last night that work ou tho Lake-Sink road would start at once. Workmen also aro to commonro soon erection tl new bridge across Silver Creek. It will span tho stream immediately abovo tho old brldgo. The trusses are to rest on concroto foundations. Sliver Lako Leader. Dogs Immune From Hahlbc. P. T, Monroo, of lowor Trout creek, who had two dogs bitten about a month ago by a rnbld coyote, which ran amuck on his placo and which was killed by his dogs, was in Mad ras Wednesday. Mr. Monroo sent tho head of tho coyote to State Health Officer Roborg who reported tho caso ftiwt nf Vfiltlaia tlf limit uliu ifnnht nml witv ui iuuivoi nitnuuv utij uuuuti uuu instructed that tho dogs bo tied tor two or threo weeks. Wednesday mado three weeks that tho dogs had been tlod and closely watched, and no symptoms of tho disease appeared. This will call attention of tho ranch ers owning valuablo dogs to tho fact that not always, whon a dog Is bit ten, do the germs ot tho disease take offoot. Madras Pionoor. Rural Credit Benefit, Already tho bonoficlal effects of tho rural credits acts, both todoral and Btato, nro beginning to bo noted In reduced rates ot Interest on farm loans. Money Is being otfored to farmers for mortgago loans at 5 to 6 por cent, which could bo secured a short tlmo ago at not less than 7 or 8 por cent. Agonclos aro bolng put lu tho Oregon Hold by financial intoreats which formerly did no bus iness horo directly, with tho object ot securing farm loan business. Oregon Spokesman, Boost Lumber Trade, District Managor John Odo)I, ot tho Tum-a-Lum Lumbor Company, was n buslnoss visitor Tuesday. Mr. Odoll Btatos that tho local yards will bo stocked up nnd a vigorous cam paign mado tor business at this point. Tho local yards will be In charge ot Charles P. Randall, who recently came from Walla Walla, Washing ton, Joftoraon County Record. Shearings Culver Hliovtft Patriotism, On Friday ovonlnK nt tho Culver Opera IInun there wan held a pat riotic masting ut the citizens of thin part of tlm county and n large num ber of people ware In atteiidnnco. A number of patriotic nongn wore ran-, derod, Mr. Ober IbhiIIhk tho nlnRliiK. ' After the nliiKlni;, nhort addrenneM were made by O. C. Young, Key. N. , II. I'ayne, I'rof. Overhulne, Prof. Ilur-i km, It. C Illllman, W. P. Myern and Walter M. Haton. Denohutee Valley Tribune, IUioiI IIoimN I'nvoreil. Throughout the meeting at the court houne Tueeday evening there wan n tonne feeling pervading the air, but one thing wan apimrent from nil direction, and that h that the Crook county people, regardleM of their location, are favorable to a bond In ane for the building of permanent roadn, but under certain conditions. Kvery speaker that had the proviso In bin talk wan not nlow In speaking up and speaking plainly. There In much Interest In the subject of good roadn throughout tho county. Cen tral Oregon Knterprlse. Heck Itounfy Aid. A meeting of the committees hav ing tbo rabbit bounty defense matter In charge wan held at the Connely store Sunday afternoon. The fee to be paid an attorney wan tho main subject under discussion. Attorney (llbbs wan forwarded a check In tho sum of $K0 and all attorneys let go for the time being and tho matter taken up with tho county court, At torney Oeo. Drown,. W. 8. U'llon and varloun persons in Harney and Crook counties. The Idea Is to seo what outsldo help can bo obtained. Fort Kock Times. Had Trouble for Four or Flro Years Many people suffer from bladder troublo when they can be quickly relieved. W. J. Furry. It. F. D. 2, Salom, Mo., writes: "I was bother ed with bladder trouble four or five years. It gave me a great deal ot pain. I took dlfforont medicines, but nothing did me any good until I got Foley Kidney Pills." Sold every whore. Adv. OUnfiON TltU.NK TItAIN Arrives - 7:20 a. m. Leaves 9 p. m. O.-W. It. & S. THAIN. Arrives ...7:36 p. rn. Leaven 7:25 a. m. AUTO 8TAGK LINK SOUTH. Leaves ............8:46 a. m. Arrives G p. m. AUTO LINKS. Cars to Durns. Fort Klamath Fort Rock, Silver Lake and other points south and south east. POST OFFICK HOUnS. General delivery open dally 8:30 a. m. to G p. in. No mall distributed on Sunday. Night train mail closes 8:15 Day train mall closes C:30 &. m. TELKGKAPII HOUItS. Western Union, 8 a. rn. to 9 p. m. Sunday and holidays 9 a. m. to 10 a. m., C p. m. to C p. m. TKI.KPllONK HOURS. Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. 24 hour servlco, Including Sunday. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. VERNON A. FORBES L A W V K K First National Bank Building Bond :: :: Orogon H. H. DcARMOND LAWYER O'Kano Building, Bend, Oregon W. W. FAULKNER, D. M. D. DENTIST Suite 6-8-10, O'Kano Building Bend, ... Oregon DR. J. C. VANDEVERT Physician and Surgeon Phone Red 271 Hours 9-12 a. m.; 1-5 p. m. 7-9 p. ra. O'Kano Building. W. G. MANNING, D. M. D.' Dentist. Suite 12-14, O'Kano Building Black 1781 llend, Oregon WILLIAM A. JACKSON Bend's Auctioneer Conducts Stock Sales a Spec ialty. Opposite Konwood Grocery. O. P. NISWONQER, Bond, Ore. UNDERTAKER Licensed Einbalmer, Funeral Director. Phono Red 421. Lady Asst. SKii0N" BEND HAULING CO. ' R. N. PAI.MKKTON TRANSFER AND STORAGE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED. COAL AND WOOD. A Word to Mother. Thoro noeniB to bo rnoro than tho usual number of children nuffcrliiR from meanlofl, whooping cough and othor rlilldren'n dlneanee thin nprlDR Do not neglect any cold, for ft coM wenkenn thn nyntom nnd makes a child more liable to attack of more nerloun allmontn. Koloy'n Honey and Tar relieved courIih, cold and croup Hold overywherc. Adv. DIKUOTOIIV Of OI-'KIOIALH. United State. .President ....... .Woodrow Wilson. IVIco President. .Thomas It. Marshall iKccretary of State ..Itobort Lansing; ' Secretary of Navy . .Joseph us Daniels. Seoretary of War . .Newton D. Ilakcr bcorotary of Interior . . . .F. K. Lano Seoretary Agriculture D. F. Houston Secretary of Treasury . W. F. McAdoo Hocrotary Commerce ..W. C. Redflold Secretary of Labor . . . . W. I). Wilson Attorney Goneral T. M. Gregory Postmaster General .Albert Durlcsor Htato. Governor James Wlthycomho- Seoretary of State .... II. W. Olcott Troasuror Thos. D. Kay Atty. Genoral Geo. M. Drown. Superintendent Public Instruction . J. A. Churchill State Printer Arthur Lawrence Commissioner Labor Statistics .... O. P, Holt Oamo Warden . . .Carl D. Shoemaker State Engineer ..... .John H. LorIs. United Stales Senators O cor go B. Chamberlain Harry W. Lano Congressmen C. N. McArthur N. S. Blnnott W. A. Hawley Drschutc County. Circuit Court Judge T. fc. J. Duffy District Attorney.. ..H. If. Do Armond County Judge Wm. D. Barnes. Clerk - J. II. Haner Sheriff 8. Iff. Roborta, Treasurer. Clydo M. McKay Assessor W. T. Mullarkey School Supt J. Alton Thompson Coroner Elmer Nlswonger Surveyor Georgo S, Young; Commissioners A. L. Mackintosh. Lew E. 8mltl. Hie Courts. Circuit Meets first Monday In April and October and second Mon day In March. Probate Meets first Monday In. each month. Commissioners' Meets tlmt Wed nesday In January, March, May, July, September, Novembor and December. Itend School District No. 12. Dlrcctom R. M Smith, Cbmn J. Edward Larson J. P. Koyea Clerk II. J. Overtur City of llend. Mayor S. C. Caldwell Recorder II. C. Ellla Treasurer M. E. Coleman Chief of Pollco L. A. W. Nixon City Attorney C. S. Oonson City Physician Dwlght F. Miller Councllmen - Clyde M. McKay ... -C. V. Silvia ... John 8teldl Louis Bennett E. P. Oroslcrhoua A. E. Edwards Council meets monthly on Tuesday aftor tlmt Monday. GEORGE 8. YOUNG Clill and Irrigation Engineer. U. S. Mineral Surveyor. Room 12, First National Bank Building REDMAN & MOORE LAWYERS . Log Cabin IJldg. BEND. OREGON CENTRAL OREGON PLUMBING &. HEATING CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING 117 Minnesota Street. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished Jobbing Promptly Done. Shoe Repairing: Bono In it 1'HtST-CLAHS uuui- nor, while you wait. L. Goodman, opposite Baker's Grocery. DR. R. D. 8TOWELL Nnprapathlc Physician Over Logan I-urnltura Co. Wall Street Hours 9 to 5 Phone Red 482 O. 8. BENSON Attorney At Law Benson Building, Wall Street Bend, Oregon. H. O, B L L 1 8 Attorneynt-Lavf United SUtos Commissioner First National Bank Building BEND, OREGON V