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11KNI) llUI.I.ttTIN, UIJNI), OUKtJONYt'Hl'ltHDAV, MAY a I, tilt;
News of the World
in Brief
WOULD NKNVS Weekly
With tho. outlook for tlio allied
forces niiatiint tho Oormanlo powers
tho brightest since the ontranoo of
ho "United States Into tho war,
A morion has , taken tho most stu
pendous military mqvo In tho his
tory at His nation. Tho passage of
ilia army conscription hill colling
for r total levy of 2,000,000 men
In addition to those already volun
teered, was clinched Friday night
when President Wilson signed the
raeMure, nntt announced June 5 as
rogtotrntion day In preparation for
the draft. At the same lime tit
President ordered a division of
-veterans under General John J.
Pershing, accompanied by n regi
ment of marines, to Join the allied
arnir Ik France. The Roosevelt vol
unteer dlvlelon plan Is effectually
eliminated.
A ndtatan coalition cabinet, rcp
remtMtlve of nil elements of the
natten has rtorod unity lu the
Slav -mplre, at t mtIous theuuhu
of pAce with Germany have been
droppl, hostilities being resumed
nfter more than a month of Inac
tivity. Austria Is being threatened
by a lirllllnnt Italian offensive in
the Gorilla and Carao sections, the
attnoklnc troops rapidly nearlng
Trieste. Parfs announce the ar
rival of a number of Japaaeeo kuh
boots to aid In the warfare against
the derma nsubmarines.
Krench Attack lirllllnnt.
On the western front, tha Rrlttoh
troops made slight advances during
the week, but were reported to be at
a standstill last night. Tho French.
In continued attacks, have taken all
rommandlRR points' In the Alletro
valley, and a tremendous strategic
advantage was gained In tho fore
stalling of a gigantic German coun
ter offensive move. Great forces of
the enemy had been massed ready
tor tho attack with vast numbers of
new guns and quantities' of ammu
nition, when the French struck an
unexpected blow, forcing the Teutons
back and averting possible defeat.
Other nations than the United
States are rapidly shownlng new ef
fects from the war in Its latest phase.
JJrasJl is on the very edge of declar
ing war on Germany, Honduras has
severed diplomatic relations, and
Hangar' I reported to be leaning
strongly toward peace. Serious food
riots In Portugal are reported. Ger
many's latest peace terms, as far as
can be learned, stipulate the reten
tion of valuable coal and iron de
posits In Ilslglum. Teutonic poaco
propaganda nro being actively cir
culated. IMlont Solution Seen.
Kvory effort la bBliiR made In
Washington to salvo tho submnrlno
problem, and It Is nnnouueed that
t recent Invoutlons nro looked on with
! great favor by navnl exports. As
I another Important maw, the War
I Department called threo groups of
mllltla Into the federal service for
July IS, July 26 ami August 6. Tht
second date named Is the one which
! applies to Oregon. To finance war
j expenses, tho Senate passed the great
jest war budgeu-in the history of the
'United States, carrying ?H.000.000.
I Miscellaneous legislation Include
'the Introduction of the administra
tion fowl control bill providing for
la general survey of the nation's food
resources, the recommendation for
a downward revision of second clues
wall rates In the revenue bill, the
26 per cent Increase of surtaxes In
tlit same bill, tha passage bv the
Senate of the bill authorising tho
tut- ii"tr(e oomniuvc eotmidrrslnii m
a ate the use '. i inn dur
ing ie war, i th Introduction
of a bill by the labor department
providing for the onrUu'i of an 'n
dustrlal adjustment com mission as a
strike preventive raeui. and the
federal trade commission petition
urging government control of eosl
pricee.
America's first worn.' vlct'ma of
i the war, Mrs. Kdlth Ayen aud M'ss
Helett Woods, Ited Cross nurses,
wero killed Monday in a shell ex
plosion on the armed steamer Mon
golia. The government Is Investigat
ing tho oause of the explosion.
Although Mexico has protested
against German submarining, and is
tlfus seemingly aligned with the
United Statee, a clash at Negates
between flllbusterers and American
troops was reported. The results
were unimportant.
Chief among other happenings cf
general Interest throughout the coun
try, was the $3.00B.dOO resident fire
In Atlanta, Georgia, and the Imin-
llng of Bit Pars4.ni, a negri, bv a
i Potts' Camp, Mississippi, mob, alter
he had confessed to the commission
of a hideous crime.
Floods which 'vre d vatxttng the
northwest early Ubt wk, particu
larly in the Sp-jkat section, i sub
siding rapidly, and il it bltaved tb. t
there may yet oe t'roo fi- rosvodlng
the washed-out 'rati.
Early History is Recalled
by Pioneer Soon to Leave
Within the near future, Central
Oregon will lose one of her earliest
settlers, when -C. I). Allen, for 17
years a resident of this scotlon,
leave with his v. If on the first real
vacation ha has had In half a cen
tury. Mr. Alien ha sold his stock
and leased his 636-aore ranch in
the fork of nig and Little rivers,
and Is now spending a few weeks
In Hand, preparatory to touring the
Wills met te and Itogue River valleys.
2'ortfctnd and Grants Pass will be
the ehlsf objective points, and the
duration of his stay is entirely prob
lematical. Mr. Allen was in a reminiscent
mood last night, and related many
Interesting details of the oarly his
tory of the county, for The Bul
letin. N
As a lad of 14, Mr. Allen came to
Central Oregon. Dand was then a
thing of the future, but "the bend"
existed, and at times In his converse
tlos. Mr. Allen would mention the
Deschutes county seat in this way,
when the habit of years got the bet
ter of him. For a number of years,
Mr. Allen rode for cattle, and later
ranged sheep, homesteadlng as soon
as he reached the required age. Part
of the original townslte of Ilend was
his property, and was sold by him
to Stephen Staats.
To many in this section, county
division is something comparatively
recent, but to Mr. Allen, It Is an old
story. When he first acquired land
In Central Oregon, his ranch was
located In Wasco county, and any
official business had to be transacted
In The Dalles. Later, Crook county
split off from the parent county, and
lastly, Deschutes, the grandchild of
Wasco, was formed.
No railroads, not eren from The
Dalles to Portland, were available
when Mr. Allen came to this section,
stockmen went to the Willamette
valley, crossing the mountains to
get supplies, although at times tho
trip was made by way of The Dalles.
It was then that the old portage road
at what Is now Cascade Locks was
In operation. Cattle were driven
over the portage and re-shipped, but
beeves for the eastern market were
driven to Cheyenne overland, the
trip sometimes taking an entire sea
son. Htoek rustling caused some trouble
for several years and lynch law be
came too common, Mr. Allen re
called. He himself was invited to
join the vigilantes who took the
law Into their own hands, but was
unwilling to associate himself with
the self-constituted law glvers.
Mr. Allen mentioned Marsh Au
brey, of Tumalo, as the only one now
living whom he remembered as re
siding in this section when he first
located In Central Oregon. "Anyone
who wants to correct my statements
can go to him for Information," he
declared.
district attorney G.C0
Tum-A-l.um Lumber Co.,
lumber, road work Ul.RC
Hudson Lniul Co,, List final
proof 0.80
Hanson Map & lllno Print Co.
township pints, assessor. G.02
C. Thorhwnlt, uauvns for
assessor 1.7G
W. T, Mullnrky, oxpousun, as
sessor . .. fi.Oll
W. T. Mullurky, anfury for
April 108.H3
Henry llnrton, Janitor Her
vloos .. .- . .... G.S0
llond W. U P, Co. lights
for April sa. . 1.10
llend llulletlu, printing, sta
tionery, etc 102.62
Parlfto Tel. & Tel. Co,, tt
eptioue services, treasurer 1 26
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., tel
ephone services clerk 19.70
Hugh O'Kiuie. rent rooms Xti
and S 10.00
11. A. Kendall, titdso. for road
Supta 21. CI
Irwlu-Ilodsoii, stationery for
water master 3 2i
J. Alton TliotniHjon, milnry
nnd expenses 13 1. SO
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. tel
ephone tor County Judge.
March 2.40
Claims allowed May l, IS 17. term
of Court:
Oregon Fuel Transfer Co.,
mnvlni. ctMce fixture Co.
Judge a 00
Otegon Fuel Transfer Co..
Inmber fir bridge, llend
Hums road 2. 26
L. II. Hoot, road work. Die.
trlct 11 lO.-f.
II. K. Aten, road work, Dis
trict SO so.oo
L. J. Cody, road work, state
highway M.K0
O. L. lllllnus, road work. Dis
trict SS 16.00
Fred Wilson, road work, Dis
trict 11 10.00
Walter Lowe, road work, Dis
trict 11 11.00
Urooks-Scanlnn Lumtiar Co.
Mdse. for county ronlls .. S.7S
Ilrooks-Scnnlnn Lumber Co.
Mdim. Iload Dlrtt. No. 8 1.0S
M. . liullard, work on grad
er. It. D. 11 1.00
Lloyd Hoot, road work, Dis
trict 11 S.7
M. J. Davis, painting eigne,
Tetherow bridge 3.S
M. J. Daniels, removing lugs,
county bridge 3.10
Anton Aune, road work, state
highway 1SO.0O
W. J. Iluckley. road worle, dis
trict 1-17 0.t
J. J. Iluckley, do 1S.7R
Wayne Itamaower, do 5.00
M. K. Roper, do SO.OO
Win. l'srrish, do SO.OO
J. IL Farlelgh, do 3 76
L. V. Abercromble, d..... 7. SO
Dr. J. F. Hoech. registrar's
fees, Redmond I. "I
Dr. II. M. Robblns. registrar
fee. Sisters ........ "C
K. L. Johnson, registrar fee.
Imperial ... .... 71
.P. Ii. Johnson, registrar fees.
.Mllllcan . . .71
Dr. D. F .Miller, registrar
fees. Ilend 8.78
W. G, Fordham, registrar
fees, Im Pine ... .,. l.ftO
Pacific Tel. & Tol. Co.. tel
ephone service, sheriff . 0.70
Glass & Prudhomme, station
ary and supplies' 107.98
Ilurroughs Adding Maehlne
Co. adding machine paper 1.41
Ilurroughs Adding Machine
Co., addnlg machine No.
326-344903 441.00
Robert I). Gould, map city
of Rend 3.S0
G. W. Homer, groceries for
Mm. Loekwood 6.00
Underwood Typewriter Co.,
rental on machine 9243K . 4.07
Underwood Typewriter Co.,
typewriter ribbons 14.00
Underwood Typewriter Co.,
two machines 198.60
Dr. D. F. Miller, county phys
ician fees v. . . 41.G0
Geo. 8. Young, county.urvy-
or's fees 19.26
Mrs. C. W. Thornwalte, rent
of house, Mrs. Loekwood 8.00
M. A. Palmer, carpcnlir
work 1.82
O. M. Raymond, reporting
fee, Pilot Iiutttt rase 10 "0
Orogon Ftiol Co., wood do
llvorod, H. K. Hmlth
Lflitln llmmott, itiooorlon tor
H. M. Smith
Louln lloimutt, nrocorlon tot
Hnttlo ItuntliiKtoh
Kllham 9 1 t Km cry aud Print
Inst CI)., Miliu) for county
treasurer . . .
Maglll ft Krskluo, Mdi-u. fur
olurk ,
Maglll & Drsklno, Mdso, for
treasurer
Tho Hand Prims, Mdso. for
offlccra
Kthel Olnxu, work on lux
rolls
Max Craudall, work on tax
rolls ,
L. M. Richardson, taxi faro
for sheriff
Wm. P. Downing, board pris
oner, LnVoruo Norton .
J. A. Hastes, Justlco fees, (la
gor case
J. A. Hnstos, Justice fee, Nor
ton ease
S, II. Aguow, Juror, Norton
tmso
C. II. lllshop, do
F. W. Cox. do
W. A. Rates, do
Hrnest Dick, do . .
J. S. Parmlnter, do
Goo. Mrlnndmiii, wltuoes Nor
ton case
W. 11. Rny, do .
It. Kellar. do
Pete Kohfluld, do
Mrs. It. M. Hall, do . . .
Dr. 11. I'tirrsll, do .
L. A. W. Nixon,, constable
fee, Norton case
J. A. ItottM, foes, Klsle llallty
case
C. S. Hudson, wlluc ICIsle
lmlley ease . ..
Dr. It. L. Hdwnrds, do
J. A. lCastee, Justice fees lleu-ton-llarteme'
rases . . .
L. A. V. Nixon, constable
fees. lleutojt-Iiui femes cms-
OS
J. A. Bastes, Justice fees Mill-ler-Shof
f leld-McDow ell eas
os N. K. Gilbert, Juror Khetdeld
case
F. T. Parker, do
Claude Mauuhelmer, do ... .
J. N. Hunter, do
R. (1. Illackwell, do .
John Kteldl, do
K. II. Houston, witness Hhet
field rfise
Wlllard Houston, do
L. A. W. Nixon, do
Carl House, road work, Dis
trict No. 14
3.00
1 1.80
8.7S
131,10
10.00
1,00
04, IT,
75.00
220,00
1.00
1.II0
,sn
- 6.76
1.00
i.oo
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.80
1.60
1.60
7.60
:.C5
1.80
1.60
1.70
2.00
6.06
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.60
1.60
1 60
42.19
WANTHD.
WANTKD To trade, lot In Wash.
Ingtou. D. C, for llend lot. Mrs.
Anna Curry, llend, Or. 21012, ISp
WANTKD 30 head sheep; and for
sale, one 1913 Indian motoroyele, or
trade for stock. M. F. Harper, Tutu,
alo, Ore. 180-1 1,1 2p
WANTKD Man and wife want sit
uation on ranch. Inquire llulletlu.
170-11, I2p
WANTKD We wont a salesman
In Deschutes county. If you aro look
ing for a position, our contract will
win you. Write today. Albany
Nurseries, First National fUnk
Rulldlng. Albany. Ore. 10-Up
WANTKD A lady havlHg priyatn
modern home would like to hear of
a good dressmaker to nlmro R with
her. Inquire Iiullelln. lOtfu
sss 1 HI I '
FOR BALK.
FOR SALIC Two room house, in
Jjirch addition, 22 Lake Place; 1460,
$160 down and J 1 IT per month. 1 2p
FOR BALK, TRADK OR RUNT
My HiO acres up the river. L. Cor
bln, Route 4, Ilox 20. Oregon City,
Ore. :00-tZ,l 4p
KASPROWITZ CASE
n I1AY BE ADJUSTED
From Friday's Dally.)
Arrested yesterday on a charge of
obtaining money undpr false pre
' tenses, Mike ICasprowitz was released
today on his own recognizance, and
it Is understood .that settlement will
bo offeoted so that the case will not
appear in Justice coure. According
to the complaint, filed by tha Dend
Flour Mill Company, Knsprowltz had
given a bill of sale for a team of
horses on which the company held
u mortgago, to Dr. O. L. Couslnoau.
QUIKT WRDDI.VG 1IHL1)
(From Wednesday's DollyJ
', Qjiy H Wilson ahd Tilllo Davld
si3; ware tho principals at a
4tfjfet homo wedding hold Saturday
oveniuK at the Presbyterian parson
age. llY. II. 0- Hartranft, off!clatp
Karl D. Houston, deputy sher
iff -v- 67.60
A. A. AndarsoR, deputy sher
iff 83.83
A. IS. Parry, Awt. water mas
ter 38.00
II. II. De Armond. filing rasa uf) do
ine. Only wltnasees werq jfroaeut. h. II. De Arinoud, expeusM,
WOOL SALE DATE IS
iAMED FOR BEND
(From Monday's Dally.)
(Br UnlUJ If Ut tb Bond Bulletin)
PBNDLETON, May 21. The fol
lowing wool sale dates have been
announced by J. N. Ilurgess, a mem
bsr of tho executive committee of
the Oregon Woolgrowers' Associa
tion: Hoppner, June 16; Keho, Juno
18; Pilot Rock, June 19; Condon,
Jupe 21; Shanlko, June 23; Ilend
and Redmond, June 26; Madras aud
Maupln, Juno 20; Enterprise and
Joseph, June 27; Raker, June 28.
COUNT V COURT.
(Continued from Pago 8.)
FIX IT!
It may be tho carbureter.
It may be the self starter. v '
It may be a rim or a tire.
It may be the brakes.
It may be the steering wheel.
It may be the crank shaft
It may be the gears.
It may be the magneto.
It may be the storage battery.
ANYWAY
You should have you automobile thor
oughly overhauled before spring. Winter
is hard on a car, and better have your'ma
chine in perfect running order for those
spring trips you are planning.
OUR EXPERT
Mechanics and our equipment enables us to
do this work for you reasonably and well.
BEND GARAGE
WALTER COOMBS. Mgr.
When in Trouble, Phone Rcd"451.
COOK B Y
WIRE
WITHOUT
FIRE
,
CLEAN, SANITARY
ECONOMICAL
A tnuill (Hitmcnl down puh an
Electric IttinRe in your Aemc.
BEND WATER, LIGHT & POWER CO.
W
B WANT YOU TO FEEL THAT IT IS
YOUR PRIVILEGE AS A PATRON
TO CALL ON US AT ANY TIME.
Wn nro uhtujrt ulnd to m'ihI hi ii mini to umko ri'palrx, To
MMid a luttr, ii litou-otit pntcli or a umv Jhm, If )nti liupKti In
nrnl iin on tho riiuil, Of Niurw, llicro nro limit m to tlin dMaurti
n ran go, but v fcrl niii-o that J on Mould not lunho liny tin
rvnouiwitila rcUri( no, If iiii)IIiIiik of III" rirt i;ipMMi, trli"
pliouo mt. And rciiicinlMT, If joii vtnnt tlrcn nnil tiro ouinlrii-
nnd il not scrlfy them by brand, uc III ieinl )iiii t'nltcd
Ktnli'N 'I'lriM nnd fulled HtnlcH Tiro Hundrp, brruiiMt n bo
lli'c llirtu In Im iIik lct mi tho iimrhct. And liu tiro that
no nIwi)n fenturo nro tho United hliiti" "Cluiln" itud "l.V'ci."
Skuse Hardware Company
r
FOR HALM One rihhI Jemey cow.
Write Ilox 71. Hi-lip
, roil NALIS Kord oh-Iiih truck.
In Rood condition. Innulre Prank
Kreuxr, DhhiI Hotol. 211-12
I'OR 8AI.K Ithwle Island Itml
scttliiK okxs, l.ob for 16. Imiulrn
93Q Portland Ave. 18R-lt,12p
FOR TRADK lloumi and lot Id
Rend, for secouil hand Kuril. Ad
dress Ilox 427, Rend. 10-14n
FOR 8.M.K fllnRle dUe plow. In
iiil Anne's stable. 10-1 Ip
I'OR HALIt-Dalry cows, or will
trad for stock oattle. Phone or
wrltx O. C. Curdwell. It. F. !.. Rend.
ise-otfe
FOR KAI.K OmhiIIhh ttik, ehonp.
Inquire llulletlu. tf
FOR KALK - 0 aerenT nod frwi
water rlicht for 38 ncrs. For iwr
tlculara addrres Ourtls Christy. Mis
ters. OmKoii. 7 1 -X, ISp
FOR HALK Honito nnd lot. Price
rlRht. Tonus roasonnblo. imiulrr
A. K. Kdwards, Ilmiit .Hln Co. 37tl
poll KiM.lt OR I,H.SK Tumalo
Project Contracts 8WU of NWVi
and NWVi of HWVi of Kco. 2(5; HKV.
ef NKU of NKV and NKVi. HHVi
or ikc 27; Hlso W'M, or NICVt and
HKV. of NWVi. and NBV4 of HW',4
Iht. Z(. Iind atmut two miles north
Meet of Tumalo; 100 scrim cleared
and cropped three seasons; fcnre,
ditches and other Improvements; nan
be furmi'd this year. Unusual and
attractive terms fur sale or lease.
Telegraph or write to owners, P. M.
MnNutt, 611 Man Fernando Hid.
Los AiikhIhs, Cat., or see Fred N.
Wullase, ProJ. Kiik.. Tumalo.
07-lir.tfc.
LOST AND FOUND.
KTRAYICD Mheareil sheep, brand
double box. Notify by phone, lllank
2122. UHOtfn
FOR HUNT.
FOKRICKr 160 acres nt Powell
Iiutttt. For psrtkHlars address Iiynl
II. MuOurthy, IS 4 North western
Rank IiiiRdn. Portland, Or., or J.
V. Rean. 171 ClnelHnatl, Ohio. COtfa
MI.H(nil.li..ROUN.
UTADFFKR MAIL ROUTH Pas
seiiKera and express to tituulfer Orjl'
way pini.ts, Mllllruu, llrjithers. JlT!
imrlnl, Haiupt'in, Rolyat. l.c..io
Rend M mduy and Thursday. Dffn
ut Krenchy'H. Phone. C. L. KASff.
I2l6p
opy itsnff C,y tf"g C y 'W'J' ,tVV itny ygiy itiV "SSffocywp
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SS.) C. B. III'DKON, President K, M. LARA. Cashier
'W'j . ! lk.. m mm hn.a .... . . I
v. u iui'i, vice rrosiaoiu i. u. .-iiciusiNui.ufi, ami. uasmar,
K. A, HATIIKR, Vice l'rea. II. A. HTUVKR.Asst. Cashier
The First National Bank
OF DEND, DEND, OREGON
li ti U
Capital fully paid
Hut-plus
J.r.(XX)
JA.OOO
Federal Reserve System
The Financial
Gibraltar of America
War or no war, tho Ranks of tho Nation are firmly on
trouchod on tho IiIIIh of prosperity, with thulr vaults
full of munitions to 'wltliHtiuul whntavur uttucku may coma
Pooplo mny rnnt about our national unproparodnoss, but
do you know of any nation or pooplo unriar the huh hot
tur prupurod FINANCIALLY?
Tliu First National Rank, of I) and, Is a mombor of tho
Federal Rusurva Systom.
TFe FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DEND