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niJND BULLETIN, BEND, ORKCION, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1010
WATER RIGHTS
ON DESCHUTES
ARE WITHHELD
IRRIGATION BLOCKS IN
' CREASE OF POWER.
MAY HARNESS TUMALO
.Bend Water, Light Power Co. Of
fered Right on Smaller St renin
by State Decision as to New
Development May Ho Soon.
(From Friday's Dally.)
That the. entire flow ot tho Do-
pchutca river nt Benjinm falls is ef
fectively tied up In connection with
tho proposed Deschutes Irrigation
project wus the announcement rondo
today by T. H. Foley, manager of the
Bend Water, Light & Power Co.,
following his return from Salem,
where ho conferred wlth'State Engi
neer Percy A. Cupper relative to tho
prospects for Increased power de
velopment near Bend. Theoretically,
tho construction of an additional
power plant at Lava falls, as had
.been contemplated by tho company,
would be possible, but tho posslbll
" ity that at any timo tho water might
- bo. withdrawn for Irrigation purposes
effectually prevents such a develop
ment. Local Plant Included.
Even' tho company's plant nt Bend
is included in tho water rights with
drawn by the state at the behest ot
tho federal government, but unless
it is found, possible to dam the
river's whole flow at the Benliam
falls reservoir site, operation here
would not bo Interferred with, "as
only 1S00 horsepower Is utilized here
in comparison with the 70,000 horse
power which is estimated as tho total
amount of energy, which could bo
harnessed. In case it should bo
found 'advisable to use the entire
river for irrigation, tho company
would be reimbursed for its holdings
In Bend, following condemnation
proceedings.
Lnvn Tails Work Blocked.
The original program under which
the Bend Water. Light & Power Co.
expected to work Included tho con
struction of n new plant this year
at Lava falls. It was planned to de
velop 2000 horsepower nt first, with
5000 horsepower as the ultlmato
capacity of tho plant.
As matters now stand, however,
tho officials 6f the company have
turned to other possible sources to
supply tho needs which it is believed
the growing population nnd indus
tries of Bend will create. As the
most feasible solution Is the develop
ment of tho Tumalo, tho state has
offered tho company tho rights on
this stream. Ico troubles during
the colder winter mouths, and the
relatively small amount of water,
may make this not especially desir
able, but it Is expected that more
definite data can be collected, and a
decision reached within tho next 10
days.
Survey to Bo Soon.
In connection with tho irrigation
program, It is confidently expected
that a representative of the reclama
tion service will be here within the
next month to make a comprehensive
geological survey of the Benliam
falls .reservoir site, but It is not be
lieved that a" report will bo forth
coming for another 12 months.
Should it be found inadvisable
to
make use of this site, which It Is
now estimated could bo used to store
water sufficient for the Irrigation ot
-200,000 acres, tho Crane prairie
reservoir site would still .be left as
a possibility, and In all events suffi
cient rights to warrant the power
company making any further de
velopment on tho Deschutes would
not bo available for years to come,
officials ot the company believe.
PHt It In "TIB2 BULLETIN."
BRICK vs.
BRICK BUILDINGS IN BEND
VALUE ABOUT
$500,000
FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS
NONE
gcTr BEND
MILL WORKERS
BUILD HOMES
MANY HMPLOVIJS OF HUOOKS
SOANLON COMPANY BL'ILDINU
IN BEND COMPANY IS AID
ING MEN IN MANY WAYS.
(From Saturday's Dally.)
Expressing n keen dcslro to bo
homo owners more than 70 employes
ot tho Brooks-Scnnlau Lumber com
pany nro elthor living In their joyn
homes, erecting their own homes for
early occupancy or nro contemplat
ing construction within n very tow
weeks.
Tho company Is aiding In every
way possible Its employes who deslro
to become homo owners and Its wort
Is beginning to bear fruit In in any
sections ot tho city. ' ,
Ono ot tho remarkable features ot
the activities Is thnV In almost ovcry
case tho homes thut are being erect
ed nro substantial throughout. Tho
men nro building thse homes for some
years to come. Tho smaller bunga
low sufficient to meet every need of
a small family Is the type to wuicn
they nro turning. It is found thut
tho small rcsldcnco will suffico nnd
will do much to meet the so-called
high cost of building.
PASS HIGHWAY
CONTRACT HERE
AGHEEMENT FOR ROAD SIGNED
BY COUNTY COUUTS, HIGHWAY
COMMISSION AND ACTING SEC
RETARY OK AGRICULTURE.
(From Friday's Dally.)
The final agreement between De
schutes and Lano counties, tho stnto
highway commission nnd tho U. S.
forest service for tho survey, con
struction and maintenance of tho
McKenzIo Pass highway was received
today by County Judgo W. D. Barnes.
Tho contract was sent to Bend sev
eral weeks ago to bo signed by tho
Deschutes county commissioners, and
was Immediately afterward for
warded to Eugeno for tho signatures
of the members of tho Lnno county
court.
As returned to Judgo Barnes, the
agreement bears In addition tho
names of tho state highway com'mls
soners and, of G. J. Christie, acting
secretary of agriculture.
BROSTERHOUS
HAS LOW BID
$30,107 IS ESTIMATE FOR KEN-
AVOOD SCHOOL HOARD SEEKS
MEANS TO CUT COST, OR TO SI
m
CUBE MORE FUNDS.
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
Bids for the contract for construct
ing tho now Kenwood school wero
oponed last night at tho mooting of
the Bend school board, but the con
tract was not definitely awarded, duo
to tho fact that tho lowest bid, that
submitted by E. P. Brostorbous for
J 30, 19 7, wus in-excess of tho amount
provided for tho purpose by the re-
cent bond Issue. Tho bids wero ex
clusive of heating, plumbing and ex
cavation. Tho bond Issue, which was floated
within tho last month to provldo for
expenses of construction, was for
$28,000, and with this in mind, the
board is meeting again this after
noon to ascertain whether cost can
be cut down or some means found
ot increasing the funds available.
Put It In TUB BULLETIN."
OTHER BUILDINGS
OTHER BUILDINGS
VALUE ABOUT
$2,000,000
FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS'OVER
$100,000
BRICK & LUMBER CO.
LICENSE LAW
IS RESPECTED
OI'TICIALS, OMlWKlXn VP SUN
DAY AXOLEHS, VAIL TO KIND
SINGLE ONE NOT EQUIPPED
WITH REQUIRED PERMIT.
(From Mouday's Dally.)
Deschutes county anglers nro tak
ing especial pains this year to keep
within tho lottur of tho law as tar us
licenses nro concerned Was tho re
port this morning of District (lamo
Warden Oeorgo Tonkin, who re
turned last night from n trip 'with
Douglns Johnson, ot tho forest serv
ice to check up on Sunday fisher
mon. Every sportsman they met, nnd
thero were mnny of thorn, wero well
provided with licenses, the two of
ficials said.
THRIFT SEEN IN
CLERK'S OFFICE
COST OK TRANSCRIBING REC
ORDS ONLY HALF AS GREAT,
ON SAME UNIT BASIS, AS IN
COUNTY IN MONTANA.
(From Monday's Dnlly.')
As nn Indication of tho economical
manner In which tho affairs ot De
schutes county nro being conducted
Is a comparison drawn between costs
ot transcribing records In this county
nnd In Treasure county. Montana. In.l
Montana It cost Just 9 cents por folio,
as against 2.05 cents per folio, as Is
shown In tho report ot Clerk J. II.
I Inner.
Indexing In tho Montana county
cost from 4 to IW cents per folio,
and In Deschutes county cost noth
ing, being done In spare time In the
dork's office.
"Sprlnji Kevrr" mill Common Sense,
Instead ot giving up and saying
you havo "spring fever," it is moro
scnsiblo to taka a good, wholesomo
physic. Biliousness, sick headache,
sour stomach, bloating, contcd tongun
all aro banished by Foloy Cathartic
Tablets. B. B. Howard, Unndllla,
Gn writes: "Foley Cutlinrtlo Tab
lots glvo quick relief." Sold every
where. Adv.
Sharpless
Cream
Separator
Cull nnd sec
the NEW MODEL
SHARPLESS
F. DEMENT
&CO.
WALL ST,
Brand Directory
FRANK PERCIVALL
Milllcan, Oregon.
adr.89p
4
Right sldo; right ear crop
ped; wattle right bind leg.
B. L. TONE, Sister, Or.
adv.lOOf
INFLUENZA IS
BACK IN LAKE
SEVERAL HAD CASKS AUK HE
POUTED KltOM COMMUNITIES
OK TIJE HOUTHEHN COUNTY
OTHER ATTACKS AHE LKJIIT.
(From Monday's Daily.)
That the Influenza epidemic- of tho
early winter Is "recurring In Luko
county Is tho report brought by
travelers coming through that sec
tion. A number of cases ot tho most
dnugcrnus typo nro mentioned, whflo
others nro difficult to differentiate
from n sovoro cold.
Infliiu'iizn Is present lit Silver Lnko,
I.nkovlow mid Summer Lake, It Is re
ported. FIRE INSURANCE
COSTS REDUCED
CLEAN-UP IN BUSINESS SECTION
PARTLY RESPONSIBLE KOR RE
BATES RANGING FROM FIVE
CENTS TO $15, SAYS AGENT.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
Becnuso ot a recent ruling lower
ing tho tiro insurance rates In certain
parts of Bond, policyholders on local
property today received rebates run
ning from 5 cents to $15 from tho
Bend Insurance Agency. Tho reduc
tion Is partly duo to tho roccnl city
clunu-up in tho business district, and
applies to all companies' permitted to
do business in Oregon, according to
It. C. Ellis, manager of tho agency.
Much Inrger reductions will bo in
effect after tho now city flru ap
paratus arrives and tlru firohousu Is
constructed, Mr. Ellis states. This
will afflict practically all parts of tho
city, especially rcsldcnco properties
on tho west sldo of tho river, and
it is expected that tho reductions
will moro than mnko up for the In
creased tuxes cnuneil by tho installa
tion and equipment ot ati up-todato
flro department.
HEREFORD SIRES
BROUGHT TO BEND
One or Hulls Bought by Flrtt National
Bank for Dcflchute Handier
Weighs UOOO PouihIh. .
(From Saturday's Daily.'
Throo of flvo registered Hcrefords,
of the rnngO'typo, purchased by tho
First National bank ot Bend for
rnnchors in this county from the
Baldwin Shcop Co.. of Hay Crock,
arrived in Bund today. Ono ot tho
animals, which tips tho beam nt ono
ton"; will go to Wllllum Vundovort,
nnd tho two others, ono of them u
yearling, and tho other practically
full grown, will bo taken by C. L.
Evans and Jako Kooymau of II or so
Bldgo. Two others weru loft nt Red
mond for Ellis Edglngton.
R.,A, Ward, of tbo First National,
who arranged for tho purchaso of tho
Hcrefords, states thut tho bull se
cured for Mr. Vnndovcrt Is tho lurg
est over brought Into Bend.
Put it in "THE BULLETIN."
MEN WANTED,
For Paper Mill work.
No cxperlonco neces
sary, 8 hours work
4L'c per hour. Oppor
tunity for advance
ment. Single mon pre
ferred. Splendid now
hotol, meals 30c, rooms
3Cc. Apply
Crown Willamette
I'apor Co.,
Camas, Wash.
mi; RJJSSEIX TRACTOR,
1 BUILT IN ALU AIZC!
RUSSELL
uuiui ir au oui.9
ENGINES
DOILER5
SAWMILLS
THRESHERS
fTRACTOflS
BEAN AND PEA THRESHERS
CLOVER HULLEnS
CALL OR WRITE FOR PARTICULARS
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nc U.S. PAT OM.
ARMY SSSSw? SHOE
.MrMWbS7 HMtt, 1 mlftrm.
Vn this Is the
shoe that ijlyri you
'ISxtra service
every step -con.-fort
every minute,"
Why? iiccmisc
it is tuli rl&ht to
tart with I Our
first consideration
has always been
to put Into tvtrj
KucKtiK-iir Army
Shoe: best utatt'r
foil, wholehearted
workmanship and
BLACK CUNMKTAL.MAHOGAN Y
CALF OK INDIAN TAN CALP
$6.50 to $8.50
lasting xutluf.
At l-ilntlpil ilrilrrs
your ilrilrr It nut
Manufacturer. BUCKINGHAM & HECHT San Francl.eo
Second Day of Conference to
Emphasize Junior Red Cross
(From Tuesday's Dnlly.)
In preparation for tho Bed Cross
conference, to bo held In Bend on
May 23 and 2i, Mrs. V. 'A. Forbes,
In churso ot tho homo survlco depart
ment ot the local chapter, today an
nounced n tentative program for tho
gathering. An especial offort will
be made during tho conference to
creata Interest In thu Junior Bed
Cross, nnd with this objuct In view
n program based on tho work of tho
Junior branch ot tho organization
will bo given on Saturday, which tho
teachers ot Central Oregon nro urged
to attend.
Tho conference will commeiico nt
10 .o'clock Friday morning, thu first
order ot business being n report on
tho work ot tho Bend chapter by Its
chairman, J. P. Koycs. This will
bo followed by a report from thu
Prlnovllla chairman, and nn address
by Earl Kllpatrlck, nsslslnnt manager
of tho northwest division, In which
tho achievements ot tho Bed Cross
BONDSMAN GETS
A FINE OF
JACK SHARP, ARRESTED I .AST
NIGHT WITH LIQUOR IN CAR,
PLEADS GUILTY IN CITY COURT
THIS MORNING.
(From Thursday'!! Dally.)
Ah nn outcome of tho Louis Colvln
liquor case, Jack Sharp ot this city
was arrested last night by Sheriff
S. E. Roberts nnd Officer Frank L.
Kulp, and this morning In city court
pleaded guilty to thu charge of buy
ing liquor in his possession. A $200
lino (iwh usscssed nnd a 00-day Jail
sontoncb Imposed, tho tatter part of
tho penalty being suspended by
Judgo Peoples during tho good be
havior of tho dofondunt.
- Sharp was ono of two men who
earlier In tho week wont on Colvlu's
bond, and since thut time he has,
boon closely watched by tho author
ities. Last night, ns ho ncarcd tho
Presbyterian church in his auto, ho
was halted by Sheriff lloborts mid
Otflcor Kulp, and a nun rch ot tho
car disclosed several bottles ot whis
key, which tho authorities bollovo
ho was on his way to deliver, A girl
who was riding wlthhlm was not
considered to bu Implicated In the
affair and wus not taken Into custody.
WEST SIDE OWNERS
WANT IMPROVEMENT
Petition Circulated to Hard Surface
Officii Avenue anil Build
Cement. Walk.
(From Saturday's Dally,'
A petition has been circulated in
tbo city this week by L. E. Daeglor,
representing tho property owners on
Ogdon avonuo between West Fifth
'and West Eleventh streets, for tho
Improvmont of Ogdon avenue be
twoon theso two streets, Tho peti
tion has sufficient signers to onublo
Its presentation beforo tbo city
council under tho Bancroft act. The
petition culls for it hard surfaced
road und commit sidewalks.
CHICHESTER SPILL
DIAMOND
BftAND
J5J
TADIK8 1
-Tf
tu as
tAymr Bnuht for CHI-CHHS-Til 8
IAMOMU fuTuND HI.I.B in Km and
Cold suUIUo boxes, sealed with Slu
Ribbon. TAKSS WO OI8. JRmZ
S,ralt ami a.k Cm CHfBA.TC
ssyt
200
V Ife Jsf
1 r II slillficllt
tll.1t tllC lllK'K-
iircnr Army Shoe
Is worn by iliotii
anil.i of men In till
walk uflire. They
have conic to ap
preciate its yield
lni: com fort i Its
velvety feel, its
wear-resitting
qualities. Ami so
will you once
you treat your feet
to ltucKitr.c!Hr
Army Shoes.
on tl l'IAc Cveit. If
ifllfj, irnlrr dlit fewn
In Orogon nnd Washington will ho
given.
At noon thu Hud Cross officials
will bo thu guest,! of thu Bund Com
mercial club, thu club's weekly
luncheon having bmiu postponed
from Wednesday to Friday on this
account. Special moving pictures,
based on thomcH drawn from Bed
Cross activities, will bo given at tho
Liberty theater nt 2 o'clock. Tho
films which havo been ordered for
tho first day Include "Now Faces for
Old," "Tho Making of n Xursn" nnd
"Tho Pnnco Celebration In Paris."
Tho films will bo followed by an
address by .Miss Grlttlnger, from
northwest division headquarters, on
thu subject ot "Public Health Nun
In." Picture, with special music, which
aro listed for Saturday, will com
meiico nt 1:30 o'clock at tho Liberty.
Tho films provided for am "Klddlcn
of No Man's Lund," "Hobulldlng
Broken Lives" and "The Greatest
Qlft of All."
WIRE CAUSE
FOR ARREST'
SHEHII'l' ROBERTS PICKS I'l
MAN WANTED IN PORTLAND IV
I.l-HS THAN HOUR AFTER RE
CEIVING TELEGRAM.
(From Tuesday's Dnlly.)
Just what quick work In law en
forcement menus wan demonstrated
yustordny nfluriioon by Sheriff H. K
Huberts, when lens than an hour
after receiving n telegram from Sher
iff Ilurlburt of Multnomah county i
hu arrested John J. McCutl, wauled
on u charge of obtaining money '
under fulso prutonseu. McCnll was
taken to Portland last night by
Deputy Sheriff August Anderson.
By tho timo Mr, Anderson hail
taken McCnll Into custody ho received
another inessaxu from Portland, thin 4
timo by phono, wnrnlng him to tuko
no chances with hiss prUoner.
EIGHT-YEAR-OLD LAD
TAKES 18-INCH FISH
Bon of County Trt'iiMirrr fluids Bin-
tier Trout Tliim Volrroii Angler
Aro Ablu to Hook.
(From Tuesday's! Dally,)
Whut Is bolloved to ho tho record
held by Juvenllo uugluru In Central
Orogon Is clulmcd by Clydo M. Mc
Kay, treasurer of Deschutes county,
for his 8-year-old son Gordon, slnco
that youngstvr's exploit In hooking
and landing un 18-Inch rainbow,
Mr. McKay, his brothor, Joo Mc
Kay, It. 8. Dart, Charles Short unit
II, It, Kendall of Portland, all votoruu
flBhermon, wore othor members of
tho party, but aordoi cutch wus
tho biggest trout taken by any of
thorn from tho Motollus that day.
Tho youngstor had a llttlo help
from Ills 11-yoar-old brothor Duucun
Ju funding tho rainbow, but pluyed
tho fish prnctlcully unulded. Tho
trout weighed throo pounds.
COMMITTEE NAMED "
FOR MEMORIAL DAY
(From Monday's Dally,)
Am mombora of tho committee (0
mvo In cluirgo propnrutloiiH for tho
Momorlal doy program, to bo held
toro May :i0, Vlco President II. A.
""er, of tho Bond Commorolnl club,
today announced tho appointment of
R. 8. Hamilton, Ashley Forrest,' Bo v,
i. O, Hnrtranft, Clydu M, MoKuy
mil II. II. DoArmond,
BIAMfSMB ISHAMSf VI XX.SV or twealHN
cr regarded Meet, Street, Always lUUaMs,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
ffi EVERYWHEREjm1
L
Put It la "THE BULLETIN."