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WEEKLY EDITION jp.tiianft The bend bulletin. 'Vol. xvii IIHND, DICHGIIUTISH COUNTY, OKKGON, TJIUIWDAV, MAY 2U, 101U No, 13 J' v 'A i I 4 k RECALL MOVE SHOWN TO BE A FUTILE ONE PETITION WILL NOT RE-,- MOVE JOHNSON. TERM ENDS TOO SOON ' HcIiooI Director, Mndo TnrRct of At ' fnrk, (jtmllflifl In IIM7 for Two Yrnra In Office, Now Practically Piiilhfd. (From Tuesday' Unity.) ' Now thnl tliu recall petition ifeok I id; to oust Curl A. Joluihon from the Tlouit hoard of hcIiooI director! In duly Mod, It develops Hint tho ' efforts of tho petition clrculntom liitvo been In vnln. Mr. JoIiiihoii cannot bo ri'cnllml, for although tho ronuost (or IiIh ronioval linn n suf detent mi rubor of m I jc n u r to brine nbout tin election on thu nuxt school nicotinic, In Juno, thoro will bo noth ing to vnto on, Mr. JoIiiihoii will bo out of office on Hint date. AccordlnK to tho statute, director nro elected for two yearn, nnd thnt thin stipulated proceed ura wnn fol lowed out In Ilcml In shown by refer on co to 'tho minutes of tho school mooting of Juno 18, 1917, when W. It, Speck, Carl A. Johnson and It. W. Sawyer woro nominated, nnd Mr. Johimon nnd .Mr. Hawyor elected, each for n two-year term. At nn ad journed mooting held two dayii Intor thu minute show thnt "Messrs. finwyor and Johnson took tho usual oitth to servo two yenrs." Petition Become Futile. Tho petition, which wan started Inst week, nnd which sots forth n highly mUcollnneouH collection of allegations nn reason for Mr. John- non'u removal, uk that tho recall election bo held at tho annual school meeting, Hut an Mr. JoIiiihoii will bo automatically out of offlco on that date, hnvlng only been olected nnd nunllflcd for u two-year term, and nluco thu recall can only bo directed ngnlnst officeholders, tho futility of tho petition become nppnront. Lht of Hlpirrs Given. Signer of tho instrument, which I tliun reduced to nn Ineffoctlvo ex pression of disapproval, nro na fol lows: Mrs. 1 P. Haldol. Henry Trog, Tlioiiiim Curufu), Mnry Cnrufcl, W. N. Egbert, It, E. Towcll, Jack Tnnsey, J. A. Htovens, F. N. Van Mntro, C. O'llrlon. C. 0. McNeoly, J. W. Hob bins, It. A. White, Jlarnoy Jlnnson, Joseph Do Cnrufel, Mrs, Joseph Do Curufol, Mm. A. Slucker, E. Haiinn, Hr, E. Ilntiiiu, F. P. Plsch, Mrs. Kttn Pinch, Charles A. Esllck, I. II. Elliott, Karl Vnn do Mark, W. It. Smith, A. W. Carey, Efflo Caroy, Mm. Ora Smith. C. J. Nicholson, Mrs, M VniiRhn, M. Vaughn, Pay P. Jloncli, II. E. lleacli, Gertrude M. McCnnn, Airs. It. A. Nalaou, O. Cooluy, Clara darner, It. Allon, J. A. llnwklns, Mrs. J, A. Hawkins, J. I), Iinwmnn, W. A. Hilton, Mrs, Prank McCoiinoll, Itobort C. Johnson, Mrs. It, A, Hoi Hiih, a, W. Ooobo, Airs. G. W. Hoobo, Alex Muyno, Mrs. Ilattlo Mnyne, Kthol Cntt, L. C. Cutt, W. A. Gnr rott, J. W. Nnlly, 'Mrs. Tim Krlbs, Albert Itoobel, Mrs. Thomaa W. Myers, Dora E. Cutt, Jeromo Catt, Pred Prlshoy, Mrs, Jenulu Prlsboy, .. Mrs. Emma Black, Mrs. N. 8. Olson, Mrs. Nottlo Tnnsey, P. Q. Bmlth, Mrs, M. Koonoy, a, V. Monlcal, Gertrude Monlcnl, Mrs. Cnrrlo II, Armon, Potor PuHsonden, Ghnrlos Sodurstrom, Alvln Chrlstenson, a, II, linker, W. 10, Salebory, Arclilu Jtldoout, John Drnpor, D. 8. Kny, V, P. 8lmor, II. 15. Wndo, C. N, rptorson, P, L. Wutklns, Prank llrobort, Corrlno A. Stnnloy, ' Mrs. Mnry L. Dixon, Mrs. C. Andar non, Mrs, Mno WiUhoii, J. A. Wnt won, E. T. Hartloy, Mrs. E, T-, Hart loy, M. 1. Strand, I), A, Williamson, Onirics Moltobort8, Hurry Jtuuson, ' 11. Andorsou, 8, P. Stqvcusoii, A, C. Dolmon, J, M. Stawnrt, H. Hlchard- son, M, J. PoBtor, J. 0. Wood, E. . lonth, J. T. Orell.'Willliim E. Hongo, ., 8. Stutsmuu, Mrs. I). A. Williamson, Ponrl 10, Lattlmor, Prnucon Lo Driin, Mrs, 13, M, Putnam, Mrs, E. Ackluy, Mrs. O, W. ltUBSoll, C. W. nussoll, , "VVUllam Dlckorsou, 'Mrs, William iXckarsou, Mrs, H. Dunn, 'Mrs. l, Dunn, Mrs. 10. A, Dunn, Uulph Dunn, (Continuod on Page i.) Auto Beats Dogs in Bear Hunting, Say Forest Men - Dear doRs nro ubnolutoly uu- uoccssiiry to hunters who nro equipped with n car, Is tho testimony of Hunger O. I). Springer, of tho Deschutes na- tlonal forest, and' Churlos Thomas, who bugged a 22G-- pound blnck boar without over gutting out or tholr ditto. Whllo driving toward Ores- cent a few days iiro, Mr. Springer snw tho benr In tho center of tho road. "Pursued by tho cur, Ilrulu took refuge In a. tree, and wan brought down by one shot, landing closo to tho iiinclilno. A pistol bullet, apparently noverul months old, was found when tho carcass was cut up. GRAZING HOMESTEAD LAND CHECKED OVER r00,000 Acre Thrown 0hii to Kntry Lotifr After IVnniiko of Hill I'll- iiiK Cover Mont of Tract. t (Prom Mondny's Dally.) Moro than three years aftor the pnssaRii of tho GJO-ncro homestead net, 600,000 ncres to tho southeast and cast of Ilond have boon thrown open to location by tho secretary of tho Interior, and tho descriptions nro now being checked oyer In Tho Dnllos, U, 8. Land Commissioner H. C, Kills announced this afternoon, Tho results of tho chocking, It is expected, will bo inado public hero In tho near tuturo. On tho grcntor part of tho land thrown open to ontry, filings horu probably already been made, Mr. Kills says, but mnny who hud mndo ICO-acro filings at tho ttmo tho measuro was passed proved up and moved away, uncertain as to whon their long wall would bo terminated and unable, under tho law, to fence In additional Innd for which they had applied until It had boon classi fied. NORVAL SPRINGER WINS CLUB TROPHY Tho hlfihcst individual n vera no score mado in tho rocolit bowling tournament, wan mndo by Norval 8prlugor of tho business men's team with 167. Ho was nnnounced thin morning as tho winner of tho high ncora trophy, a hnndsomo Ashing rod. 12 CASES OF LIQUORTAKEN HOIIKHTH AND NIXON PIND MUCH WHIHKKY IN CAIUS 1IKINO ItllOUailT TO IIKNI ONK DltlVKIt Plii:AI)H UUIITY. (Prom Monday's Dally.) Ono of tho biggest liquor hauls of tho year was mndo thin morning on tho La Pino road by, Sheriff 8, K. Roberts and Chief of Pollcfl'L. A. W. Nixon whon thoy slopped' 'tho car driven by John Jtogora of Popdloton, finding four enscs o whiskey, nnd n llttlo Intor enmo upotj .another inn chlno contninlng olght cases of liquor; Tho second cur hitif brokon down nnd its owner, n man giving his iinmo ns T. II. Johnson, togethor with Itogors, wns arrested and brought Into Ilond, Thu two otflcurs hnd Availed during tho en)ro night for tho autos to muko tholr appear ance from tho south. Itogors wns arraigned In Justlco court this nftornoou, 'waived time, entered a plea of .guilty to tho churgo of having liquor In his pos session and was fined $100 and coats. Ho Immediately wired to Poudlotou for tho money, In making his plon ha assured Justlco at tho Poaco Kastcs that tho liquor hndhoon in tended for his own pornonai uso, Johnson's honrlug vas to bo iold either this ovenlng or tomorrow morning, STATE GRANGE TO MEET HERE i:. i:. hl'tlkh ui:ckivi:h wihk PIIO.M LOCAL DKLKOATi: TO lULLSItOlU) ANNOUNCINO DK CIHION OP CON VKNTION. (From Pridny's Dally.) Thnt liond has been chosen n tho mooting place for tho Stato Orange in 1020 was tho Information recoived by wire this morning by K. K. Ilut lor, socrotnry of tho local grange, from O, C. Curdwoll, dologato to the Stato Grango meeting In Hlllsboro. Tho dato on which tho next annual convention of tho stato organization Is to bo hold was not montloncd In tho telegram. FORT ROCK SENDS JUNIPER SAMPLES Vmm1 Ifnnlly lo Ito DlntlngulnliLwl from Ceilnr Is lo Ho Url In Pencil Manufacture. (Prom Wodncsday'e Dally.) Kxcellont samples of juniper wood from tho Port Hock soctlon wcro recoived today nt tho rendquartera of tho Doschutes National Porest, and will bo forwarded at onco to J. Thornbuni lions of Portland, who wroto several weeks ngo for speci mens of tho wood, which, it Is under stood, will bo used by tho Hrlllsh government In making pencil slats. Tho Juniper recoived Is of such fine quality that is hnrdly to bo dis tinguished from cedur. HUNS SUBMIT A NEW TREATY COUNTUIt IMtOPOSALH ItKPUSK TO OlVi: UP IVILIIELM AND DKMANI) MANDATOUY UIOIITS OVUU POIIMKK COI.ONIK8. Ity Curl 1). Groat (United t'rcu SUff CorrponJnt) Hi: II LIN, May 28. German coun ter proposals to tho poaco treaty wcro announced todny. Tho Huns rcfuso to surrendor tho ex-kalsor (or trial, demand Immcdlnto admission of Germany Into tho roomborshlp of tho longuo of nations, with mandatory rights over formor colonics. Thoy agroo that Danzig Bhall bo a free port, with tho river Vistula In ternationalized, and express a will ingness to reimburse Franco and Holglum, especially tho Inttor nation, for damages suffered during tho war. Tho ontouto Is asked to withdraw from occupied German territory within four months. Tho counter proposals also stato that Germany will pay 20,000,000,000 mark (ap proximately JC.000,000,000) by 192C and nn nnuunl sum thereafter, but thnt tho total must not exceed 100, 000,000,000 marks. MANY ARMY AND NA VY MEN INVITED" TO MILITARY BALL (Prom Tuesday's Dally.) To glvo tho sorvico mon of Des chutes nnd Jofforaon' counties nn en tertainment thoy will long romomber Is tho Intontlon of thn members of tho Ilond Amateur Athlotio club and tho Hund Chaptor of tho Wed Cross at tho big military-naval bull which will bo glvon Saturday evening at the 11. A, A. C, gymnasium. That tho gymnasium may hnvo tho putrlotlo atmosphoro that should bo attached to nn event of this Wind tho club has sont to Portland tor spoclnl dococatora who will nrrivo Friday morning to decorate tho linll. Tho boat music In tho city has boon solcctod for tho occasion. Thu flvo ploce orchestra of tho Grand theater will provide music nnd nil tho latest putrlotlo and popular, music will bo played, Soveral spoolul stunts havo boon plannod for tho evening to glvo plenty of pop and llfo to, the event. Every mun In Deschutes und FIRST FIRE OF YEAR REPORTED CAUHi; OP IILAK IN ItOCK HI'ltlNOH 8KCTION 18 UNKNOWN VALt'AllLi: TI.MHKH INCLUD Kll IN AltKA. , , . (Prom Tuesday's Dally.) Tho first forest flro of tho season was reported this morning when Pir Warden J. D. Ilownun was ad vised that n small blazo had broken out In tho Itock Springs timber in Jefferson county, eight miles north of 8ltters. Tho flro Is of uncertain origin, and Is not thought to be dan gorous, but Is in a heavily forested area, nnd Mr. Howman loft Immedi ately to tako charge of the situation. ,Tlio timber In tho section whero tho lire has broken out is a part of tho OreRon Western & Colonization Co. holding. SNOW PERSISTS ON THE McKENZIE PASS Auto Cnrrjlnjj County .Tutlgo "and Comtnlieloiicr Forced to Hlop When Within 71 Mile of Summit- (Prom Wednesday's Dally.) That tho snow lino Is still 7.3 miles fromvtho summit of McKenzio puss, is tho report of County Judgo W. D. Humes nnd Commissioner IL C. Miller, who motored yesterday through Slstora to Inspect tho high way. Thoy wcro able to drivo a llttlo moro than nlno miles from Sis ters whon they ran Into five feet of snow. Judgo Humes bcllovcs that tho summit will not bo cleared for about th re o weeks. STUDENTS PICK 1WPS1DENT WILLIAJL WILLIAMS NAMKD TO IIKAI) HKN'D HIGH SCHOOL UNDKUGIIADI'ATKS 1) U It I N G THK COMING Yiait. (From Wednesday's Dally.) At a student body election nt tho high school, William Williams was elected president of tho student body for tho coming year. Georgo Curtb won chosen vlco president, Loroy Coyncr trensuror, and Paul Iteynolds sccrotary. They will tnko up their various duties at tho opening of tho fall term. Tho Junior class is giving n danco at tho athletic club on Friday night, Juno C. This danco is being given for tho purposo of raising funds for the annual senior entertainment, nnd will bo opon to tho general public. A memorial' program will bo held In tho high school nssombly ou Thursday afternoon. A. Whlsnant will Bpeuk to tho students and music will bo furnished by tho orchestra and tho girls' glco club. Jefferson counties who has served with tho colors slnco tho United States declared war against Ger many is invited to attend. Tho serv ice mon will bo guests of honor. Moro than 25 ladles of Head, mombors of tho Ilcnd chapter of the lted Cross, nro now working on tho propurutlon of 300 canteen box lunches, which will bo sorvod dur ing tho ovonlng. A largo lted Cross cnuteon, almllar to thu ones found at nil railway stations In tho coun try during tho war, will bo orected In tho igymuuslum. Tho grand march will begin promptly nt 0:30, Every doughboy and gob and devil dog in tho two counties Is urged to toll his brother in uniform to como in 'uniform Saturday ovonlng. Tickets for tho danco tuny bo ob tained by all others than sorvico mon nt any ono of tho following places: Horton Drug Co., Mnglll & Erskine, Owl Pharmacy, Metropolitan, barber shop, Pilot Dutto lun. VITAL ISSUES UP FOR VOTE NEXT TUESDAY .$125,000 ROAD BONDS ON BALLOT MEASURES REFERRED Jrrifc'Joti, Ilond and lU'conntruction Lejdslntlon Offer Much of Inter est to tho People of Central Oregon. One county measure, tho proposed flotation of a $125,000 bond Issuo to furnish bonds for tho co-operation with tho stato in tho construction of Tho Dalles-California highway and various, market .roads, will bo pre sented to tho voters of Deschutes county, together with nlno stato ref erendum questions, five of them con stitutional amendments, when the special stato and county and stato election is held on Tuesday, Juno 3, Of the new measures two nro under the reconstruction classification, ono is especially foe irrigation, guaran teeing interest on district bonds for (Continuod on Pago 4.) RESPECT FOR GRAVES URGED CEMETERY CLEAN-UP IMPORTANT. AVork Muit Ilo Dono Ilcfore Memorial Day, In Emptuulzcd by Decora tion Day Cltnirman ami Mayor StorcH to Closo Friday. (From Wednesday Dai?- ) Urging that all Bend people who aro In any way Interested in tho up keep of tho local cemetery immedi ately extend their nld to the sexton in Improving tho nppearanco'of the grounds In preparation for Memorial day, H. S. Hamilton, chairman of the commlttco In charge of the plans for tho observanco of Decoration day, outlined tho work already ac complished in his report to tho Com mercial club at tho regular meet ing of thnt organization at the Pilot Dutto Inn this noon. Following tho meeting, Mayor Eastes declared that although a cemetery caretaker has recently been retained by tho city, it will bo impossible to have tho grounds In proper condition In tho limited tlmo remaining, and asked thnt tho pooplo of Bond follow out Mr. Hamilton's suggestion as a means' of showing their respect for tho soldier dend. Program Comprehensive. Mr. Hamilton nnnounced that Memorial day -will officially start with a parado of soldiers, sailors and marines, ,who will assemble nt tho Bend Amateur Athletic club gymnasium, marching from thero to tho cemetery, whero appropriato'ex orclsos will bo hold. At 5 o'clock in tho afternoon another outdoor pro gram, to which nil sorvico men. with their relatives and friends, ure In vited to nttend, hns been planned to bo hold on tho lnwn In front of tho Emblem club. Good, speakers and mualc hnvo been secured. Re freshments will bo served, nnd Mr. Hamilton nskod tho cooperation of tho women of Head In furnishing cakes which will bo needed for tho luncheon. E. L. Payno stated that us tho re sult of nu ngreomont with the clerks' union tho stores of tho city Hill bo closed during tho day. New Methods Advised. Sketching tho work accomplished on Deschutes county farms during tho past month, County Agricultur ist Koons pointed out tho need for revised methods of irrigation, con demning tho "llooding" process and urging tho uso of dikes in directing water flow as much moro efficient. Ho said thnt 300 ncres in various pnrtB of tho county hnvo bo$n pre pared In this way to 6orve as models, and that in thq fall ho rf3ults ob tained will bo carefully compared. BONDS TO PAY DEBT LOSE BY BIG MAJORITY $12,000 ISSUE KILLED BY 185 TO 69 VOTE. $5000 MEASURE BEATEN Second Proposed Flotation Defeated hy Scant JmI of 21 Mayor Will Askr Council for Elcc- . Uoa or Special Tax Levy. (From Wednesday's Dally.) Bend's proposed bond issue for $12,000 to wipe out tho city's debt for post running expenses, was de feated yesterday In special election by a large majority when returns counted last night showed 185 against, and 60 for tho measure. The other measure on tho tiallot, a pro posed flotation of IG000 to provide a revolving fund, suffered from Its association with tho other measure and lost 136 to 115. In speaking of tho election results this morning, J. A. Eastes, mayor, declared that at tho special meet lag of tho council, set for toaaerrew night, he would urge that the ques tion of a special tax to clean up the city's outstanding warrants, be in mediately put before tho people for a vote. "I think that It -was unwise of tho council to order an eleetiea on refunding bonds In the face ef the opinion of tho Commerdlal club and the Central Labor council, expressed in favor of a special tax," he said, "and now that the bonds hare bees defeated there can be no question as to what tbe peopte really want. I shall try to have the tax brought to a Tote as rapidly as possible." The meeting tomorrow night was originally called to coaatder the awarding of the contract tor the con struction of the new fire house, aad to canvas the election returns. MANY FRENCH GIRLS WED U. S. SOLDIERS 100 Brides Como to America on Oae Transport. Write W. Thompsoa, of tho V. S. Navy. (From Wednesday's Dally.) French brides for American sold iors nro being brought to America In large nitmbors, according to a letter written by Wondell Thompson, U. S. Navy, to his father, J. Alton Thompson, Doschutes county school superintendent . On tho last trip mado by tho Plattsburg, on which ship young Thompson is assigned, 100 girls, recently murried to Ameri cans, wero brought to this country, his letter states. Tho Plattsburg, now In trnnsport sorvico, was former ly tho New York, Admiral Sampson's old flagship. On tho last trip to tho United States, tho Bend sailor, who Is in the medical department, bad aa one ot his patients an Indian chief, an Oneida, who Is a first clnss carpen tor'a mato. Tho return trip to France was scheduled to start on May 28. CORNFOOT READY FOR HARD BATTLE Pick of Shipyards Players "Will Ha Brought to Bend for Game Hero Saturday nnd Sunday. (From Tuesday's Dally.) In readlne&s for their two-day Bcrles with the Bend bull team on Saturday and Sunday, the Qornfoot Shipyards players will leavq Port land Friday njght, nrrlvlng hero Saturday morning, Athlotio Director Luckoy, of tho Bond Amateur Ath lotio club, was advised by mull this morning, Jfc According to Hugh McKeaaa, manager of tho shipyards men, (he strongest team which can bo selected from ataorug tho many employes of tho big company will be brought to Bond, as the shipbuilders expect a stiff battle from the local players, Hurkn.M and Bartholomew will probably eoflsUtuie the shrpyanH battery, (or the.4oenlHS ! Iicm Saturday atUmooH.