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REND RULLETIN, 1IKND, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL U4, Hill)
JURY DECIDES
FOR STOCKMAN
W. W. BROWN WINS IN
BIG DAMAGE. SUIT.
rinlnlllT nnd Ills Wife Weep In Court
ns Attorney Argues for Them
Suit Against Tine Tree
.Mill Jh Up Today.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
W. W
Drown, wealthy stockman
of Fife, won a victory In tho caso
. brought against him by Charles J.
Stauftcr for alleged malicious prose
cution when tho jury, after nine
hours' nl8onco from tho courtroom,
returned a scaled verdict nt 3 o'clock
this morning. The verdict, fend in
court this morning, was tor tho de
fendant, allowing no portion of 'the
$10,357 damages asked. Mr. Brown
was represented In tho caso by R. S.
Hamilton and C. S. Benson.
Testimony, rolatlvo to .tho char
acter of the plaintiff came to a close
nt 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
no ovidenco in rebuttal was put on
by Stauffor's attorneys. During tho
Bumming up of tho caso by W. P.
Myers, for tho plaintiff, Mrs. Stnuffer
broke down and wept audibly. Her
husband, placing his arm around his
wife's waist, nlso burst Into tears.
Tho Jury was visibly moved by tho
display ot emotion, and tho exhibi
tion of grief is understood to have
played no small pari in protracting
the deliberations ot tho 12 men with
-whom final decision ot tho matter
rested.
CIRCUIT" COURT
COMES TO CLOSE
Eviction Suit of V. E. Dayton vs. W.
S. Fcnno, Decided for Plainyfr,
t I.i Last to Bo Tried.
(From Saturday's Dally.)
With tho close ot tho F. E. Day
ton vs. W. S. Fenno caso, tho April
term pt the Deschutes circuit court
camo to a close yesterday afternoon.
The Dayton-Fenno suit, an action
brought to evict the defendant from
a ranch purchased from Dayton, and
on which it was alleged payments
vvero delinquent, was decided for the
plaintiff, when Judgo T. E. J. Duffy,
on motion ot Dayton's attorneys, II.
H. DeArmond, Charles W. Erskine
and N. G. Wallace, instructed tho
jury to And against the defendant.
EIGHTH GRADE TESTS
WILL BE HELD SOON
(From Mondays Dally.)
Eighth grade examination ques
tions Tlave been received by County
School Superintendent J. Alton
Thompson, and will be sent out to
the various districts in timo for the
annual tests, which will bo held on
May 15 and 1C. Mr. Thompson has
nlso received state library lists, from
which tho county schools may make
their selection ot books.
In lino with tho school work re
cently taken up in co-operation with
the naturalization bureau, a number
ot students' text books on naturali
zation lmvo been sent to the super
intendent's office, and any prospect
ive citizens who havo mado applica
tion for theBo aro requested to call
for them. Together with the text
books aro a number ot teachers'
manuals having to do with the same
subject.
ROYCE TAKES OVER
THE MODERN GARAGE
(From Monday's Dally.)
H. S. Royco, of the Pioneer garage,
announced today the taking over ot
tho Modern garage on Irving street.
Tbo business will bo continued under
the name ot tho tModern garage with
tho sumo tolephono number as in
the past
BRICK vs.
BRICK BUILDINGS IN BEND OTHER BUILDINGS
VALUE ABOUT VALUE ABOUT
$500,000 $2,000,000
FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS OVER
NONE $100,000
STA TEHIGHWA Y COMMISSION
TO EMPHASIZE COOPERA TION
WITH LAKE AND KLAMATH
PORTLAND, April 18. Anxious
to re-estnbllsh friendly rotations be
tween Klnmnth nml Lako counties
nnd the state of Oregon nt largo, tbu
atato highway commission hns gone
on record tor a program of co-operation
to tho limit with those counties,
In providing adequate .trunk ronds,
Tho national government will nlHo
bo naked for Increased aid In road
construction. Approximately IOC
miles connecting Lakovlow and
ICIumnth Falls, with 148 miles more
,n Ln "B ivlonmin. aro
slon's program. It Is feared that
llttlo can be accomplished this year,
duo to tho delay incident to taking
up tho matter of co-operation with
the government.
Crook county was virtually over
looked In tho scramblo to get tho road
map. Tho commission put a 32-mlta
road section on-tho map. Commis
sioners JJcnson and Doath agreed that
an emergency existed and doclnrcd
that tho action taken docs not indl
cnto any more relapses from tho
policy of clinging to tho state road
map. Judge N. G. Wallace of Crook
explained the condition his pcoplo
aro confronted with.
Heavy Traffic Points Need.
The only road from Prlnovlllo to
tho densoly populated section of tbo
county hns n 22 per cent, grado and
n clay roadbed. Thcro aro four tons
of mall going over tho road every
day when mail can be moved. Some
times it takes six or eight horses to
get through with tho mall. Forty
two per cent, of tho value of tho
county Is Jn this mountain-locked
section with its ono poor road. Tho
county has spent 180,000 on tho
present road nnd still cannot keep
it open. Thp now road, which may
be called the Dennett highway, runs
32 miles south and cast of Prlnevillo
to tho Shorty Davis ranch.
Tho road follows Crooked river
and will bo. on a water grado. It will
cost about $95,000 and as a post
road project tho government can co
operate for half tho amount. At
Prlnevillo tho road goes on. 10 miles
to tho Deschutes county lino, and is
then only a few miles from Redmond.
Lalco to Jbtnd to Limit.
For Lake county tho state will put
up $200,000, the county will bond
itself for $200,000, which is Its limit,
and tho government will be asked
to contribute $400,000. The con
templated road Improvements in
Klamath will cost an cstlmato of
$801,980. The county will turn
over $20,000 now on hand, and bond
itself for $300,000, and tho Indian
department will give at least $26,000,
as tho road will go through tho
BEND FIRE HAZARDS
ARE BEING REMOVED
Property Owners Co-operate Willingly
in City's Program of Tailing A way
Dangerous Fnimc Klmcks,
(From Monday's Dally.)
Fire Chief Tom Cnrlon Is putting
tho last finishing touches on his
clean-up campaign, and tho last
wooden shack in the business section
which had been -condemned as a flro
huza'rd was being torn down today.
Mr. Carlon Is appreciative of tho co
operation extended him by the prop
erty owners, who, contrary to popular
expectation, have offered no opposi
tion whatever to tho removal ot their
buildings.
BAN ON PARCELS TO
SOLDIERS REMOVED
(From Monday's Daily.)
Acting Postmaster W. H. IJudson
was advised this morning thnt recent
postal regulations which specified'
that permission ot a commanding of
ficer is needed beforo overseas men
can receive parcels posts shlpmonts
have been cancelled. Tho only regu
lation now in forco is that packages
sent to membors ot the American ex
peditionary forces must not exceed
seven pounds in weight.
OTHER BUILDINGS
reservation. Tho rest ot tho money
necessary will bo raised by tho ntato
nnd tho governmoit.
Tho plan calls for dovolopmcnt of
tho 105 miles from Klamath Falls
to Lnkovlow, which "will cost $567,
07'i tor tho Lnko end and $234,594
tor tfio Klamath end. Thoro Is 130
miles ot road projected from Lnko
vlow to tho north county lino, which
road will connect In Deschutes coun
ty nnd continue ou to llond. From
Lnkovlow souMi to iNow Pino creek,
connecting with tho highway In Cali
fornia, Is 15 miles, to improve which
will cost $38,159.
In Klamath tho policy calls for
building a road from Klamath Falls
to the north county lino, 118 miles,
ntnn estimated cost of $3CQ,G8S, and
a road from Klamath Falls south
ward toward Acer, tapping the Cali
fornia lino, with a distance of 30
miles, estimated ns costing $213,527.
Exception for Crook.
Theso roads, the ono north from
Lnkovlow and tho one north from
Klamath Falls, whon extended will
convorgo near La Pino and will bo
tho southern forks ot Tho Dalles
California highway, although offi
cially tho road to Klamath, Falls Is
designated as Tho Dnllcs-Cnllforula
highway and tho one to Lakovlow
Is designated ' ns tho La Pine-Lake-vlow
highway.
For the first tlmo since its organi
zation tho state highway commission
stepped nsldo from its 'rigid policy,
of confining work to rondn on tho
stato road map. Tho exception was
mndo for Crook county, whoro an un
usual condition exists.
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DEATH CALLS
J. H. STANLEY
FORMER STOCKMAN, FOR YEARS
PRO.MINKNT IN UKNTRAL OUIW
CION AFFAIRS, DIES IN NEW
1IOMK IN SEATTLE.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
J. 11. Stanley, formerly nt llond
and for years u prominent stockman
of this section, died on Monday after
noon nt his liomu in Seattle, accord
ing to n mes'sngu received horu Inst
evening. Ho hud been in poor honlth
for some time, nnd hIiico last Janu
ary had boon canllued to his bod, 111b
widow Is now on tho way with tho
body to .Chlppowa Falls, Wisconsin,
his former homo, nnd will arrive Fri
day morning. Funeral services nru
expected to bo held tho samo day.
During his residence in this sec
tion Mr. Stanley was In chnrgo ot
tho big cattle ranch near llond known
ns tho Stnnloy ranch, in which his
cousin, Fred S. Stnnloy, president ot
tho C. O. I. Co., owned a largo In
terest. Bccauao ot falling health ho
moved with Mrs. Stnnloy a llttlo over
n year ago to Seattle, whoro a brother
lives.
During his residence horo Mr.
Stanley mado many friends, being
oxtromoly popular with all who know
him. Ho was n loader In stock min
ing circles ot Contral Oregon nnd did
much to put that important Industry
on its present high piano in this sec
tion. Cattle, from the Stanley ranch,
under his management; frequently
topped tho market In tho Portland
yards.
It Is believed that Mrs. Stanloy will
romaln with her relatives In Chlp
powa Falls.
DESCHUTES TUBERS
BOUGHT FOR SEED
(From Monday's Dally.)
C. S. Staata ot Topponlsh, Wash
ington, who Is in Dond visiting rela
tives, has Just completed tho pur
chaso ot a carload ot Deschutes
county potatoes, to bo used ns seed.
Mr. Staats has bought n carload here
annually for several years, declares
that Deschutes county potatoes uro
tho best in thu world, and that ho
would use no other for seed.
MEN WANTED
For Paper Mill- work.
No experience nocos
sary. 8 hours work
42c per hour. Oppor
tunity for advance
ment. Slnglo men pre
ferred. Splendid now
hotel, meals 3Cc, rooms
33c. Apply
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Paper Co.,
Camas, Wash.
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CLUB IS ASKED,
FOR NEW VOTE
STATE CHAMHER OF COMMERCE
HECRKTARV DECLARES REND
CAST ONLY HALLOT AOAINHT
HTRAHORN RAILROAD.
(From Saturday's Dally,)
Another ohunco fur tho Rend Com
mercial club to veto on tho Stillborn
railroad question wan given thin
morning In n long distance telephone
messago .from Sucretnry. Quaylo of
thu State Chamber of Commerce to
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1, 11. ruiuj) ivniluilb t'l mu immi
Commarclul club. Mr. Quaylo staled
that llond has the only commercial
organiiatlon In tho statu which
turned down tho proponed railroad
extension, and naked It tho club
wished Its decision to go on record
or would reeoiiHldor,
Ho stated also that It tho mnttor Is
reconsidered n full vol ot tho mem
bership, rnthor than n voto of mom
born present at tho meeting, should
bo taken.
Mr. Foley was unabloto ntnto this
afternoon whether or not tho question
would ho opened up again,
DESCHUTES RANGER
TO GO TO ALASKA
(From Thursday's Dally.)
According to Instructions received
horo todny, Harold E, Smith, for
seven yearn a ranger on tho Des
chutes National to rent, will leave
May 1, for Petersburg, Alaska, whoro
ha will bo stationed In connection
with tho Tongass Nutlonnl forest.
Mr. Smith will havo chargo ot small
timber salos and special use cases.
Practically all his traveling on his
official business will bo by boat,
Supervisor Jacobnon states.
Ifeatlquarters for the Tongass for
est aro at Ketchikan.
SITE IS OFFERED
FOR FIRE LOOKOUT
(From Friday's Dally.)
To provide n site for tho proposed
forest service fire lookout, Judge J.
A. Unities has offered to donate to tho
Deschutes National forest, any lot
in Manzanltn heights, ono of tho
highest locations In or about Rend.
Supervisor N. O. Jncobion Is expected
to glvo n final decision- within a feWj
days an-to whothor or not tho tract j
offered will bo suitable far this
purpose. j
Ouco tho slto'Is picked the forest
sorvlco will construct a forty foot'
tower, which will servo tho double
purposo ot fire lookout station and
city observatory. In nddltlon tin auto
road to thu tower will be built and
maintained. '
Put It in "THE RULLETIN."
Horo nro thrco big reasons why tho Simplex Silo
Is tho best silo to buy,
Tho Crlsoll tangent top always keeps tho top of
tho silo in a truo circle. Tho sldo cable bracing extend
ing from tho roof to tho foundation holds the nllo con
stantly upright.' Tho top fustenlng necurely connects
tho stnvo wall with tho tangont top, tho root nnd thu nldu
cablo bracing, making a flexible roof Joint, so thnt con
traction nnd expansion can tuko place without warping
or twisting tho ullo.
Tangent Top a Wonder
U, Oabrlol, Hlllsdalo, Oro owner of tho silo horo
shown, Rays J- "The bracing systom In tho muln part of
a wood silo. I consider tho side cable bracing and tho
tanont top construction of tho Simplex Silo tho best I
have over soon."
Theso oxcluslyo fentursn uro found only ou tho
Simplex; yet ovory silo should havo thorn. Simplex
Silos aro mado of tho very host mutorlal, nnd shipped
cut, roady to erect. Sold on easy tomitt, part
down, uaianco in mommy payments, write for
our Froo Silo Hook.
MONROE Sb CRISELL
1J Front St., Portland, Oiv.
SIRES PURCHASED
FOR BEEF HERDS
RcKlNtcreil llciefonN iiutl HIiorthoniH
nought for Hnneher or llond,
Tumult mill Sisters.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
Constantly Inert-lining Interest In
thu movomunt (o socurn pure bred
slroH for limit herds In thin county
wun shown yesterday lit the purohasM
of four registered Hereford bulls by
the First National bank for raneliorn
In thin section. Thu niilmaln aro bo
likg scoured nt Hay Creek, nnd two
of thorn will go to Ellin Edjjlnglon nt
Sisters, tho othcrn being purchased
for Evans & Kooymnn of llond.
In addition to those, tho bnnk Is
buying two roglittorod Shorthorn
hulls from John Foster nt Summer
Lake. They will bo turned' over io
Tumnlo Hutttom who recently pur
chased a number of Shorthorun from
Powoll llutto,
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