WEEKLY EDITION
The bend bulletin.
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VOL. XVI.
MUNI), IMCHfUIIJTIM COUNTV, OllltfJO.V, 'J'lfptHDAV, Al'Ul'HT
rvfitHH
No. 2
1 BANK LOANS TO
REST ROOM AT
LAST ASSURED
MUST PAY RED ILL ORGANIZE
REGISTRARS IN
COUNTY NAMED
J. H. LEWIS MAY
REMAIN ON JOB
BE CURTAILED
CROSS PLEDGES
RELIEF SECTION
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ONLY WAR ESSENTIALS
TO RECEIVE FUNDS.
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C. H. HiiiImiii Outline Work of IVI-
rrnl Ibwcrvfl Hnnkn l(4KinlfiifC I-
hiiIiik 1'tiniU to Carry on Wnr
Irrigation In DIncukmI.
(From Wednesday's Dnlly.)
Credits from banks In tlm twelfth
reserve district will Im extended to
only onnontlnls In wIiiiiIiik Dm wnr,
according (o C. H. .Hudson, who wu
tho mnln speaker t tha Commercial
club lunch today. Mr. Hudson linit
Just returned from frfnti Francisco,
whoro hn nltondcd a mooting of tho
linuknrn In thn twnlfth reserve dis
trict, which Include nil of tho Pa
cific conn stnlos.
In thn futuro tint fediirnl reserve
will' mnkn no recognition of thu
hank's paper on lonim inndo for nny
thing hut essentials, Mr. Iludnou
stated thnt ho hnd alrtmdy notlriud
III customer to this effect, iiutnmo.
Iillo, runt tntati, Jewelry mid cloth
Iiik ImiIiik Muted ah among thn non
essential. In hi message to tho
IiukIiuhn mini of llnnd Mr. Hudson
Hpoko nt consldnrabln length on tha
work which lit holriK dnini by thn
fedora) reserve, and thu romoto pos
nihility of thn country over. suffering
n panic un long nit tho provliilonii of
tho federal government In inaklnK
unit accepting loans nro carried out,
Ho defined clearly that tha recom
mendation of thn bunkum of thn dis
trict warn not mada with any Inton
tlon of curtailing or Injuring busl
no Industrie, but Juiit ns Impress
Ivaly plari'd thn niattur boforu tha
hutntN man, seeking thu curtail
mont of all non-ceiitlnl credit and
tint conservation of that which U
rocogulxi'd an essential,
IrrlKnllon Project DIwii'.wmI.
II, J, Ovcrturf. 1', U. Johnson apd
II. II. Do Armond nil brought to thu
uttantlon of thu club thn proponed
projact of Irrigating thn land of tha
Mllllcnn valley wjth tint itourcu of
water supply from Kant Inku. Mr.
JohiiNon staled that It had boon dof
lullnly learned that tho iiupply wo
Hiifflrlcntly elevated to water all of
thn landH of thu vnlloy, but what wait
mont desired nt thn present tlmo wait
usHlstiiiiro frotn tho fodnrnl govoru
innnl through thu oogrnphlcnl mir
vuy of determining If tho Hiipply
would bu sufficient for thu purpose,
Mini wnn xi'ukhiK thu co-operation of
thu club In having n Hiirvuy of tho
water of Kant luko madu. Upon thu
motion of II, II, Do Armoiid, thn club
wont on record nit being wIIIIiik to
co-opornto In securing fodaral uld.
l'lro CoiiiiiiIIIco llrlil Over.
J. A. Hastes, chnlriniin of thu flro
committee, ruportcd that ho had boon
tinublo to havu n mooting of tho com
mlttuu In ordar to complotu n ropart,
but would inako such rupnrt nt tho
noxl rtiKul.tr mooting,
Frank II, (Irani of Portland wait
in nttoudnuco nt tho mooting uml
inndo n whorl nddrca.
SCHOOL DAY ROMANCE
ENDS WITH WEDDING
(From TuoHdny'H Dally.)
I CulmluatliiK a rnmnnco which bo
Unn many yours ngo whuu both woro
X'"dlnK Hchool, Mrs. A. V. Adams
vtf ThormnpollH, Wyoming, nnd W, L,
Cook of Fort Roclc' woro united' In
wedlock yontordny nftoruoon nt tho
Wright hotol In IIiIh city, llov. W. A.
Wllllnms of tho Ohrlittlau church por
forming tho coromony.
All Men Who Have Become
21 Since June 5 of this Year
Must Register on August 24
(From Wednosday'H Dally.)
Tho next registration day for
Amorlcnn boys who hnvo reached tho
ngo of 21 yonra slnco Juno G Inst
will bo hold on August 21, nccordlnu
to an unnouncomont rocolvod horo
by tho wnr bonrd todny. Tho tlmo
of tho registration hns Just boon
Hont out from tho ofllco of Gonornl
Orowdor nt Washington, D. O,
J, H, illnnor, saorotnry of tho po
schutoa county war bonrd, announced
(From Wednesday's Dnlly,)
Aftor noviirnl moutliH' activity on
tint part of prlvato citizens and
mnmborii of tho Commurclnl club,
plana worn 'completed yostordny by
tha proporty nnd building commlttno
of tho city council whereby u public
rant room Is to ba established In tho
city.
Thn ninvo on thn pnrt of thn city
cif Hnluln la tho outcome of n mooting
hold with thu city fathom by n com
mlttoii from thu Comunirclnl club nt
tho Innt mooting of thu council.
Yesterday afternoon, nfiur vIowIhk
ninny vacant rooitiH In thu business
district, tho cnuncllmun decided upon
tho room formnrly occupied by tho
Hunch I'rlntliiK company In tho
Hphlor block on Minnesota avanuo.
Thin room will bu fitted up for tho
benefit of thn public, nnd nrrnngo
merits mndn for their comfort.
In addition to helm: used iih n rout
room, thn council will relinquish lt
loam on tint room In thu O'Kano
building, nnd tho 1 35 pur month
which In buliiK paid an rant thorn
will bo diverted to tho paymuut of
rant for tho rout room, thu council
to hnve thu unu of tho room for thu
monthly nnd special muutliiKN,
No doflnltn data hn yut boon hrI
whan tho roonm will bo opanud, but
It In xpoctod that It will bo within
a short tlmo,
AMERICAN ARMY
STILL GROWING
WASHINGTON', Aur. H, General
March, chief of titnrr, today an
nounced that thuro nro now 31 com
plete American iIIvInIouh In Franca.
Thl it would bring thn total orKanlred
furcot to oror 1,300,000 men,
Uanurnl March announced thnt tho
I'lcnrdy Bailout win now holnjc ro
il u cod on n CO-mllo front to n H
mllu dupth, niakltiK tho nuaroit point
to l'arln tnoro thnn CO inllcn.
(lenornl March mado an appoal for
tho nllmlnatlon of tho word "Sammy"
In HpoaklnK of tho American troops,
declarliiR that tho Moldlorn thorn
nalvim prefer to bit called "Yankn"
nnd ronuntod tho flmt word,
Tho 1.1 lot rcRlmnut of tha 33rd
iIIvIhIoii, Illinois troops, was tho II mt
Amurlcnn unit In the I'lcnrdy offens
ive On July 31 In !M hours tho 2Klh
division, composed of I'onriHylvaulo
troops, suffurod 400 c.isuallloa near
Dormnns.
LOOK FOR YOUR ROY
IN U. S. WAR FILMS
When tho first United .States of
ficial war 11 1 ut h. "PorshliiK'H Crusad
ers," nro shown nt tho (Irtuid theatre
you may seu your own particular
9a in my on tho screen. Others have
duno ho and tho sIiowIuk of those
films hns created an Immouso amount
of lutorest nmoiiK those who havo
relatives or friends now ut thn front.
In tho recent showing of tho lllins
In Cincinnati, Lieutenant It. Htanloy
Davis, U. H. A., cnmmaudliiK an avia
tion post "somowhuro In France,"
was recognized. Ills trlemlH discov
ered him in thu aviation Hold pictures
with u starter's Hag In his hand.
Whllo tho pictures woro showing n
lottor was received from him tolling
of things "over thnro,"
Kvory mother, slator or sweothonrt
with n soldier nt tho front should
hud thoso latest plcturos. You may
seo your boy over thuro. Look for
him.
this nftoruoon thnt tho roglstrntlou
la to bo conducted under tho snmu
ruloH as thnt of Juno ,5, All malca
in tho county who hnvo attained thn
ngo of 21 yonra since Juno 5 will bo
compelled to roglstor nt this tlmo,
nnd failure to do so will bo punish
nhlo, Tho registration placo will bo ut
tho circuit court rooms, in tho court
Iioubo, tho doom of whloh will bo
opon from 8 o'clock in tho morning
until 0 o'clock tho samo ovonlng.
OFFICIALS WILL TAKE
ACTION.
Mom Thau 97n) Itoinulim fntn 11)17
I'lodM YH. Ut Itn Paid Niimort
of Tlnwo Falling Ut Vuy
Will lltt PuIiIMmmI.
(From Wednesday's Dally.)
Payments on pledges for subscrip
tion taken during thu second Itcd
Cross war fund campaign In many In
stances havo not yt been paid, ac
cording to tho officials of tha Itcd
Cross hero. Part of tho reason for
this delay has been because no pub
licity has been given thu matter, and
tho public bus not boon informed as
to whom and whoro tho payments nro
to bo made. A delay In getting tha
pledge cards alphabetically listed and
In proper worknblo order so nn to
facilitate tho work whan tha collec
tions commence to coma in has mado
this publicity Impossible.
J, C Khodoi, secretary and treas
urer of tho local chapter, who is also
acting In tho capacity of war fund
cashier, announced this morning that
nt tho regular monthly meeting of
tha cxecutlvo committee of tho Hem!
chapter, August 12, ho was Instruct
ed to tako whatever stops were neces
sary to collect those subscriptions
nnd wishes to make it known to thoso
signing pledge cards that thoy can
now mako their payments to him,
either at his office or by mall.
It was also called to tho attention
of tho cxecutlvo committee that
many who subscribed during tho
drlva In May, 1917, had never mado
their payments. There remains still
outstanding about I7C0 In unpaid
pledges. To a groat extont theso aro
largo contributions mada by business
homos nnd should have bcon paid
long ago without tho local officers
having to dovoto additional tlmo and
work In collecting thorn. Theso sub
scribers woro listed at tha tlmo along
with all of tho others and recolvod
duo crodlt for having mado .such do
nations. It thoreforo Is an Injustice
to tho many who hnvo paid ihelr
plodgos for theso others to hold back
and wnlt lor further nctlon to bo
taken In collecting. Mr. Hhodos
stntcd thnt nfter nn effort hnd been
mado to collect these oldor subscrip
tions ho was considering publishing
tho names nnd nmnunts of thoso who
had not paid, inasmuch as they had
rccutved credit for giving in thu first
placo and In fnlrnoss to thoso who
had paid their full amounts. Tho
samo condition exists In regard to
thn salo of Hill, tho Ited Crocs sheep.
Thnro nro sovornl who bid on Hill
nnd who woro listed along with the
others, showing tho amount of their
bids, but who, so far, hnvo never
paid in tho amount of their bids.
Tho payments on tho pledges for
tho last drive nro duo In four
monthly Installments, bogliinlug July
1, nnd should nil bo paid In full on
Octobor 1. It Is hoped thnt by this
dato every subscription will have
boon pnld for both drives and for
tho sheep.
ITALIAN OFFENSIVE
, 'APPEARS IMMINENT
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14, General
Gugltolmottl, military attache to tho
Italian embassy, mado n stntemont
hero today In which ho declared that
an Italian ofTonslvo in tho Alps np
poars to bo Imminent.
BOX SOCIAL WILL BE
HELD AT DESCHUTES
On Thursday evening, August 22,
u box nodal will bo hold nt Deschutes
for tho purpose of purchasing u knit
ting machine to knit socks for sol
diers. Tho nffnlr will bo given on
Mrs. IIobcoo Howard's largo lawn.
Kverybody Is Invited nnd tho lndlos
nro nskod to bring supper for two In
n box or bnskot. Instead of auction
ing tho boxes, bids will bo mado on
tho Bhndows of tho Indies, each
gontloman choosing his pnrtnor by
hor shadow on n scroon,
Thu knlsor will bo thoro nnd nil
who wish to destroy him will hnvo n
oliaucQ to try tholr skill In killing
him. Jncob'u woll will bo thoro, too,
nnd Iloboccn will sorvo Its delicious
noctnr. No hints will bo glvon of
many of tho fentures of ontortnln
mont, hut Joy is promlBOd to all.
MUCH WORK WILL BE
DONE LATER.
Permanent Chairman niul HtxTOtiirjr
Am in lio ApiwilntM letter
Must Tako Hlx Weeks'
Course nt HeatfJe.
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
Organization of n civilian rallof
section of tho Hcnd chapter of tho
Hod Cross was discussed nt consider
able length nt tho regular meeting
of tho executive board, held last
night. During tho course of tho
mooting It was pointed out tho no
cosslty of tho organization in this
county to tako caro of tho many do
tails which nro arising nt home,
many mora to como later as tho na
tion becomes mora heavily Involved
In tho world war.
Working along this lino, J. P.
Koycs, chairman of tho chapter, and
J. C. Hhodcs, secretary, were author
ized by tho board to appoint a per
manent chairman and secretary for
this work. When this choice is
mado, whoever la appointed perma
nent secretary Is required to make
tho trip to Heattlo and tako n six
wcoks' course In training at tho Uni
vorilty of Washington, after which
they will bo competent to carry on
tho work expected. Tho chapter de
frays all of tho expenses of tho trip
nnd course, tho appolntuo being re
quired to give tho tlmo only.
In tho past tho work In tho county
has been handled by II. II. DoArmond
an chairman and Mrs. C. W. Hayes
as sccrotary, but as neither of theso
porsons was present at tho session It
is not yet known whether thoy will
accept tho permanent appointment,
according to officers of tho chapter
today.
CARL SHUMAKER
VISITS IN BEND
MAKKH TOl'H THIIOUOII CKX-
TitAL oui:;on o.v ins itirruiix
l-'HOM 'J'ltlP OVKU KASTKH.V
AND SOUTH HUN IMHTS.
(From Tuesday's Daily.)
On n tour of inspection of the
gnmo preserves of tho stato and look
ing ovor tho field with tho Intent of
Improving hunting and fishing, Carl
I). Shumaker, state fish nnd game
wnrdou, In company with Fred Lans
ing, deputy prosecuting nttoruoy of
Portland, nnd Cloorso King, nrrlve.l
In Hend yesterday afternoon, nnd
nftor moating with membors of tho
forest sorvlco nnd county officials,
left this morning for Portland.
Tho party had boon out from Port
land for several weeks, traveling
south by way of Eugeuo nnd Med
io rd, thence to Klamath Falls
through Southern and Hastorn Oro
gon, nnd woro on their return Jour
ney when thoy nrrlvod bore.
In an lntervlovv last night, Mr.
Shumaker showed consldorablo In
terest In tho fishing haunts of Cen
tral Oregon, nnd tnlked nt some
length upon tho necessity of stocking
tho stream nnd keeping them up to
a standard whoro thoy might always
bo of interest to tho sportsman.
Ha had no suggestions to offor, nor
would ho mako any promtsoa ns to
what tho prospects for tho Immedlnto
future woro.
SUGAR CARD SYSTEM
NOW ON OVER STATE
(My United Trw to The IInd llullctln.)
PORTLAND, Aug. 12. Stnto Food
Administrator Ayor has announced
to Oregon doalors tho establish
ment of tho card systom, which Is
doidgnod to provont tho ovor-buylng
ot uugor nnd nlso to chock up on tho
"ropontors,"
Tho card systom spoken ot In tho
nbovo dispatch is tho samo mothod
thnt hns boon omployod in Deschutos
county during tho past four wooka,
and sot in motion by County Food
Administrator Hartrautt.
(From Saturday's Dally.)
All registrars for Deschutes county
to havo chargo of tho registration
of the. mcn bct,woon IS and 21 and
32 and 45, which In (o bo hold soma
tlmo early In September, havo boon
named by S. K. Ilobcrts, chairman
of tho local draft board. Two dis
tricts in tho county havo not yot had
registrars appointed, but theso will
ba mado within tho next fow days.
In practically ovcry lnitanco tho
mon named to fill tho places at this
registration aro tho samo as those
named for 1917. Mr. Hoborts has
mado theso appointments becauso of
tho familiarity of tho men with tho
work which must bo done. Each
registrar named by tho chairman of
tho board will in turn namo as many
assistants as ho may deem necessary
to aid him in tho work, on tho basis
of ono assistant for each additional
80 men to register.
Tho following Is tho list of thoso
named by Chairman Roberts:
Bond, District No. 1, J. F. Arnold.
Hond, District No. 2, W. It. Speck.
Hcnd, District No. 3, J. J. Cunning
ham. Hond, District No. A, J. C. Rhodes.
Hend, District No. 6, W. C. Stew
art. Hend, District No. C, G. L. Moore.
La Pino, District No. 7, F. W.
Tomes.
Lava, District No. 8, Fred A. Shon
qucst. West Sldo, District No. 9, not
named.
Awbroy, ; District No. 10, not
named.
Tumalo, District No. 11, Fred N.
Wallace.
Plalnviow, District No. 12, N. W.
Knlckcnbackcr.
Sisters, District No. 1', J. D. Dow
man. Lower Brldgo, District No. 14, A.
S. Holmes.
Torrobonno, District No. 15, N'. H.
Elliott.
Redmond, District No. 16, Jerry
Moore.
Tetberow, District No. 17, J. O.
Hansen. ' jM d
CHno Falls, DistricrNo. 18fj. W.
Wright.
Deschutes, District No. 19, W. P.
Gift.
Alfalfa, District No. 20, George
Oglo.
Grango, District No. 21, Julius
Peterson.
Mllllcan, District No. 22, P. B.
Johnson.
Urothors, District No. 23, P. II.
Coffey.
Hampton, District No. 24, Elmer
M. Peck.
State Health Officer
Recommends a General
Cleanup for This City
(From Wednesdays Dally.)
That tho city officials bo Informed
ot tho unsanitary conditions of Hend
ns found by tho stnto, county nud
city health officials on a recent tour
of tho city Is tho recommendation
mado by Dr. Robort E. L. Holt in a
communication to Dr. J. C. Vande
vort, city health office, a part of
which reads as follows:
I am satisfied that tho
epidemic ot Intestinal troublo In your
city Is nono othor than bnclllary
dysontnry. SInco tho laboratory find
ings rollovo tho wator supply ot tho
causo, I bellovo under tho circum
stances It would bo unnecessary to
look beyond tho general unsanitary
conditions in your city for tho causo
of tho troublo. I would suggest
thnt you thoreforo meet with tho city
officials and acquaint thorn officially
on tho unsanitary conditions found
by us ot our tour ot inspection last
Friday. You will urgo thorn to tako
lmmcdiato stops to mako tho placo
safe for children to llvo In.
Should Mako Provision.
"Tho city board of honlth should
mako soma provision for tho city
health officer, who If ho doos his
duty would hnvo nothing but grlof
and condemnation from nn unnppro
clatlvo public,
Livery Hum Monaco.
"Tho llvory barn In tho contor of
your city should, I bollovo, rocelvo
tho most Important consideration, as
THE GOVERNOR -MAKES
THIS FACT KNOWN.
Vrchtmt Htato Engineer Is to no R-
flucUxl to Itoiain HI Present
Situation After tho First
of tho Year.
(SpUl to Tb Ilallttln.)
SALEM, Aug. 15. Governor
Wlthycomba has surprised everybody
with a declaration that if ho wishes
It, John II. Lowls, present stato en
gineer, may remain on tho Job aftor
tho expiration of his present torm
and receive tho appointment to tho
position which will fall to tho lot
of tho cxecutlvo on January 5. Mr.
Lewis has been flirting with soma
other Jobs and if things go right ho
probably will retire from tho stato
servlco after sovcral years of con
stant attention, particularly to the
irrigation end of engineering. Tho
surpriso catno from tho fact that la
tho old daya tho governor and Lowls
did not Jibe a bit regardnlg hlghway
mattors when Lewis was stato high
way engineer as well as stato engi
neer and mention of that fact brings
up recollections of soma unpleasant
seances at tho capitol in tho old days.
Dut tho governor declares that ha
will not allow his personal feelings
to override tho fact that Lowls is &
thoroughly capablo and efficient irri
gation engineer and that his experi
ence with stato projects makes him a
doubly valuablo man at a tlmo whea
It seems as though thcro Is really
somo chanco for laying out the plans
at least for extensive Irrigation de
velopment. Deschutes Interested.
Particularly is Deschutes valloy In
terested in this appointment, as with
a largo vision 'Mr. Lewis has dipped
into tho future and has outlined a
plan which would mean the recusa
tion of 200,000 acres in Central
Oregon, with Dond tho very heart
and soul of the Immenso region.
Mr. Lewis has tho outllno of this
plan at his fingertips and tho gov
ernor Is inclined to colncido with
tho eventual success of such a plan,
although realizing that considerable
tlmo would be essential in its devel
opment. At any rato the very success ot
that gigantic proposition doponds
largely upon who Is stato engineer,
and tho selection ot tho governor
will bo watched with anxious eyes
by Central Oregon people. Tho cx
ecutlvo states that there havo been
a number of applications tor the
placo nnd that among them aro somo
(Continued on Pago 4.)
tho brooding placo for tho billions
ot tiles which visit tho opon toilets
and from thoro to tho food, whore
tho deadly organisms gain entrance
to tho delicate Intestinal tracts ot
children, who frequently succumb to
tho disease, regardless of treatment.
Indeed tho physicians ot Hend should
bo congratulated that tho death rate
among children has not beon groator
than tho records show. Of course
tho best way to clean tho barn la
quostlon would bo to burn It with Its
many months' accumulation ot man
ure and piles of straw. This would
bo Impossible without much time
spent In an attempt to educate Its
owner ot tho danger to tho health of
tho community. Tho council, through,
tho chlof ot police, should seo that
tho placo is cleaned thoroughly not
Iosb than every 24 hours,
"Tho city should requlro all prem
ises not -attached to regular sower
to havo somo form ot a sanitary
toilet, fly proof. All places handling
foodstuff for salo should koop same
proporly screened. "
Appended tq this, Dr. Holt has
quoted from tho stato law, which
protects tho Doschutes river' from
rubbish or pollution ot any kind.
Dr, Vnndovort this morning stated
that ho would tako tho matter up
with tho city officials at tha earliest
posslblo momont and mako an effort
to hnvo tho recommendations ot tha
stato hoalth pfflcor carried out-;