V WEEKLY EDITION " T,.. VV. N t- , ' . WK VOL. XVII HKM), )V.WW'tKA COUNT!', OHKGON. TIlCltHDAY, JAM'AHV !if, HttJO iVe. M M .J 4ft, :. w Wl VVVi ''' wmjui rf. 'JWM- ""kWS. " ' i BULCETPINSv. f ' CROWDS STAND " IN RAIN WHILE STONE IS LAID -CEREMONY DIRECTED BY BISHOP ANCIENT KITES USED f Head of I'jixtcni (licK'tii MncTMi In VMl Hend Again When New HI. I-Ynnt-U Cliiirt-li N Dedi cated, Hi Promlcv Despllo slormy weather, hundreds utootl ror Hourly two Ihmitm on Sun day In polling mill during thu Im posing ccpynonlrs attending tho lay lug of Hid cornerslunn of tho now HI. Fruncl Catholic church hern. Tho blessing of thu stone whh dono li' thu' Hlght Rovorond Illshop JnKcph McOrnth. of lluknr, und In laying II b w wmUttfd by FuMier Luko Sharkey, hend if tho homburg rliurch. Using a gold-surfaced trnwol, HUhop McOrnth applied I ho mortnr before thu slono was lowered unit attended by momhur of tho lurnl mid visiting clergy passed back through tlm crowd, which Mood un covered, needle of tho driving rain. The stoito was rnrrlud to ItM resting plaro by K. P. llrostorhous, Uccauio of tho storm, u grout pnrt of tho Anclonl ceremony prescrlh-i-(t, was conducted within tho door wny of thr rceldonco of tlm clergy on Franklin street. Just to tho sldo of thn now church building, the blessing of tho holy water, tho mark Inn of tho klono with four crees, nnd other Impresflvn rile taking nlnco within full view of the erowd, hut, under shelter. At thn eehelH alon o(,t,ht afternoon the bishop, brief address promlMd that ho would again visit ltend to bo present nt tho dedication of le new tmltd tng Hrj formally edeVT?taisWre monies with tho preclswatlew.'isfl'a.n indulgence. ' Parchment Plum) In HtyF The storuT which now' resWtMtfce northestcumer of the, AlMIng, roittnlns'lu a specially holleVed ca vity, a parchment proclaiming! tho completion of tho day's ceremony, the names of thn chief executives of tlm nation, stato, nml city, thu nojne of thu urchllect, Loo A Tiiomas.iand of thu contnirlor, B. r. nrbsterhous, nnd of tho building und lltiuncliil committees of tho church, Tho membership. of thftt Includos T. A. McCaiiuj. V. HoiiniiUNcy, Wll Hum O'Donuoll. Carl A. JoIiiikoii, M. P. Cnshnian, I). T. Cnrmody, John I'nnnll, Churluii J. DiiKnu, Jninos Mclvln, Dan llourlKiiu,' John O'Cul ImkIikii nnd HlKh O'Kano SCHOOLS, FACING ROOM SHORTAGE KiicIiik n HliortitKo In nccoouury I Hchool rooniH at tho oponliiK of tho nocond torm, tho Houd school board authorized City tiuporlntuudeiu H, W. Monro lo micura two vnennt rooma to bo used until thn old Kenwood building can bo moved to tho euat aide nnd set up Homowhejo In the vicinity of tho high school. ThU " roui'flo of action wavs docldod upon nftor tho report of Architect Leo A. Thomas, who estimated that tho cojtt of porlublo onq room bulldlnga would como. to ?J(800 ourlu Tho polislblllly of contlmilng with tho Rro'snnt plant wlthput bonding tho (MsTrinl fon tho rouKtruo'tlon of Hliothoruitlt for tjie high school; was . -eoiiKldgrorfj and Villi UIh point' In V vow tho appointment of n t-ofnmlt-find vflK authorlJieil to bhcertaliPwlio. thej- or not flio old (,'eiilral hulling can bo moved woh of IIh pnjaont lo cation, und put in nlmpo for aaathor your'H U8 if. tjilH can bo done, It la pointed ottH u contraJ haatlng plant, could bq pstallud," elltulnat-'-nK tol!.,54clvninkJHB' UpoeHl blo tty'iniitufpVfr at'ory rrtinrtH, which havo boon vucnnt tMyoar o; (hcLjidvicp pf the statP Mr, toar riho!, ,Ily nlovlg !d fianle Hlnjctliro, th.slto for the renwljlii)r iihU of the hlgft 8ciioolwiuta bo ivaciltod ready foK into,, whmip c.r on itfMctionIa decided bih h MOKE ROOM NEEDED AT FISH HATCHERY nn lliindlo Only Hniall Vnvt 1,'KKh Token nt Klk l,iikit ! " rlnroM V. . llMtllfy, of KHhnr tho cupaclly of the Tuinulo hatchery will huvo to be ureutly In cronnpd, or n lan;o part ot thu 7, 000,000 eaatern brook, trout ckk (niton by J'wrl Iyncn nt Klk Ltiko will huvo to bo ahlppnd to llonnnvlllc tor liatrhln-f, W. O. Ilnilluy, Deputy UUlrlcl tlaino Warden, stales, Tho hatchery on tho Tiimnlo, us It now Hlmidxi run tiikn euro of approximator ly 2,000,000 vrks, but early In Fob niary n steady strenin of spuwn from the eylnK Mlatlnn at l.nva I.ako will hi'Kln to pour In, und long hefoio thu total number uvallublo hua been re celvfd, tho hatchvVy trougbs and ponds will bit tilled to tho limit. Whether thn surplua tkrh could ibu taken earn of at llonnovlllo Js not definitely known. VACCINATION OBJECTEDTO PROTESTS ARE MADE BY PARENTS Inforiunllon (Jntlifi-rd 1'roiu I'upllx IniMiilntloii An to I'nlf of l.nt Tfadiem In lliplnlti Hlule llonrd Ordcrf. Coiiklderablo opposition to tho order from tho stuln board ot health ten, u I ring tlm vaccination ot all children, nnd teacher who urn to remalnj In qltcndMncu at school, Ik being made In Ilend, according to City 8upf rlutendrnt . Moore, Objection to1 the order Is noi com Ing entirely f row .Christian Scien tists, bo Hays, nlthouik the opposi tion to physical Inspection In tho iMJhooW did eerae directly from this ouree -,. la rheweantlmn Information fur HkhedTisppupllH at tho tlmo of their ttfgls(raslnn for the opening of the term, is being gathered, shewing the length ot , tlmo which' has ejupited since a successful vaccina tion against smallpox. Instructions will bo given to tho tearhura by tho city superintendent, to udvlse tho children ot thu requirements laid down by tho statu health board. So far the smallpox situation bus been handleil with little difficulty in tho schools. . Instructions to the rural dlstrlcta In regard In vaccination, are being sent out by County Superintendent .1 Alton Thompson. RE-RATING REPORT IS EXPECTED SOON liisiiraiiio Clint-gen Should lit Ite dm I'd Onixfmii-tli, Ih Ilellef of .Major Kute. A report us to lleud'a now tliu In Hiirauco rating ahould bo received hero within tho" next two or three weekj, It was stated Wednesday by Mayor J. A, Has ten, llcprnstututlves ot thu Oiegou rating bureau huvo llulshell their work, and when tho compilation of thu data they have gathered Is completed, a eouslderublo Induction wllf ho noted, Mr. Hasten bolloVca. Tho present basic rate Is GO cents a hundred, und because ot the ex cellent lire protection now afforded, uud the small amount of Iobsoh Jn tho last three yearn. UiIh should bo j'Joyvprod to '5 cents, Mr. Kastos pro- diets, LUMBER. COMPANIES GET PHOTO SERVICE Ho that Hi rmployoa In tho plants nnd logglni; campa may' huvo an op portunity to ieo tho world's ovonts In pictures Tho Bliovlln-Hlxnn Coin P.iny nml the IlrooU-Scanlon I.uti lor Co. yesttroay contracted wlt'i I ndbrwoM't Uilderwood through 11 Kllhft-Iiidiutrlul Setjvlco for ljic. ,,bi,alk-uevii bervlce. TIiq ploturjs uvo the Ritmo aa tho onus Keen n thii cltlod. LUrgo lulllotln boaB wju l"i ori' d, for tlm p.rnn,er dV pluy of thode 'hvjk photoBiupUa. WEDDING LONG 3f KEPT SECRET i M.imiiAdi: oi- Mi:uiii: mii.i.kk ASH MIHH (iliA l)VK I'AltNH WOltlf AN.f.NCi:i KIVIJ MflXTIIH AITKIt Ci:itl'..MXV, Mr. and Mrs. Mnrlo Miller nro be ing showored with congratulations this week, not merely becuuso of tlio fuel of llielr being married, but be cause Pfj.thplr ability In keeping tho secret of tho marriage for so long. Although married In I'rlnovllle, llvo .months ago, they have been able to keep It a nocret from their most In tltnato frlonds, prefering llujt ho ono should gain nu Inkling of their new relation until Mr, Miller completed tho fall torm, finishing his high school course. Announcement to a few of their donor friends was mude Friday night. Mrs. Miller, formerly Miss Gladys Karuiworth, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs, J. K. FnniBworth, bus be.cn em ployed by thu tulophonn company an an operator, and Mr. Miller, during his lust semester nt school was' known as ono of tho stars on Coach Mooro'H eleven. Ho Horvcd for near ly two years liLlhoJLf,. S. Navy, re turning to Hend after' receiving his discharge, early In July. BEND TO FIGHT IF FLU COMES Determined to have everything in resdlnes to wage an effective tight against; iRnenza should It appear la Bend, n committee beaded by K. L, l'ayn'v" of' iH city council health board, I making a survey of the city this weU to ascertain how large a HUlRtlfy ot linen, beds, and othjf supplies would be available for fUT itching no emergercy hospital. A list ntUll nurses who con serve. Is kUo bsiM nude. up. ThejlBU is being taken as tho it nut it a meeting called Saturday ittlerneen'by Mayor J. A. Kuntes, which was .attended by members of tho city government, llond physicians and Hod"Cro.Hs oftldnls. Those ser ving on tho committee. In udditlon to Mr. I'ayuo. uro J. I). Donovan, H. W. Mooro, Mrs. E. I. Mnhnffey, arid Miss Margarot Hrems. BEND-BURNS ROUTE . QUESTION REOPENED Sltinotl, lit Letter, Nns lteiue-t for Pcr)ll IllVOhtlgUtlllll Mils . i lltH-it ."Miule. t the result of tho effort h of Con- . K'rcKHiniui N. J. Sluiiott, the Fourth l'oHtnmatov-Ocnornl tins reconsidered hbi dcclHlou turning down the Hend Hums mull route, tho qucutlon being refctrotl,1 V) the postul Inspector with u rvjItlPV for u personal Investigation nml 'report by a representative, of tho department, according to n letter re rolvetlMtrQin Mr, Slnnott by, H. C JoncB.sfccrotnry of tho lliirua Com morcl;il olub, snyu thu TUtie.i-IIernld, of tliut city. Congrossmnn Slnnott naked that Out HurUH-Cfuiu dolUury be contin 111)11. , t f SUIT TO CANCEL POLICY SElTLEn Word woh received Tuesday fFom Porlliind of tho settlement 'of tlio cuhii brought by the Hankers' Life (nmininoo Co. or Dos Moines UKulnst Fred N, Wulhico, ot Tumulo, for cuu colliitVpn of tt policy.' Rigid tests conducted by physicians In Portland showed Mr. Wallace to be. no, oxcoh lent risk, and tho nRrelmient, ot tho life Insurnnco company to ullow him (i (ukfl nnotlier oxnminntiou to sub BtMijtlftto (ho findings us' to his phy Moul cojulittout which ''nccompaulod lli vorflni nppllcatlon, co,n8tttutea j vJetqry for him, , .M1!) KjlHev,8 roprvHd, by DoAruiQud, & BraUluo, v w.. SPUDS SOLD AT A FANCY PRICE gt,ti-5 A UlM)lti:i) PAID I'Olt CUNTKAIi OUKKO.V TL'IIKItS VAM.KV Ol'FKIUXGH HKATK.V FIMMl r,( TO 7H CKXTH. Central Oregon potatoes are bring Cng from $1 to $4.25 a hundred, f. o. b. Ilefui. Ous K. fltadlg, of tho Ticjf chutes Valley Potato Grower asso ciation. r"portd flaturday. Mr. fttadlg has just finished superintending tho loudlng ot two cars billed for Tho Dulles and Dufur, which Mold at this price, and two more cars were being loaded todny to fill an order from Topponlsb, Washington, at $4. Thcao prices are irom CO cents to 7S cents higher than thono at which Wit lametto valley potatoes arc bolng of fered. All four carloads wero ordered largely fur seed, and were not of tho flcal grade, being practically thu run of tho field, Mr. Stadlg said. GAINISSHOWN IN ENROLLMENT Willi, the totalling of registration figures Tuesday, tho nrollment in the IJuiid schools mounted to 1219, a notabto Increaxo ovqr tlio 10PJ at thn beginning of tho rail term. Tho total given out th'ls "morning docs not Include pupllt? w'h'o will bo In attendance at tho Carroll school. r acres Crowding wn foil rlili.flv In iJia . . . " ,. ... . Junior high schoo today,, although- . f ',""" '" T"; oliThursda-r night, finished their con I'"7"' M -m.TI ( BVVk UIIUUKU r!il,KnU. ,h Bradf " fevV && d sub(Cted. Tho eight JJ!lor hAh. however, the, entiancev '...- .,.. ,niS ,Brnrla. flfHwhnl A IomI ,akm, 1,a Llu.,1., -.,"--,-- "" .... no . llii grTde. and the fact pupils passed on Into has localized tbe congestion. ALLEHKn VHI?inV LJtt . it . m. k i jimM m k a HAS VIOLENT KICK Two Small Drink Too Many f0P Pimlmsrr Dottle In Police Collection Defy f A unlj !. i no nninii urinKs oi wuni ue nan purchased for whiskey wero entirely loo many for O. C. Droughton. mill' omulovo., who was urreMeil Mondnv! t ' i. . iiiKui on u cnargo oi uruuKcnuess. Later In tho evening, he recovered partially and wnH ullowed by Judgo Peoples to go on $100 cash ball. Tho cuso was continued until Wednesday. "Whoever Bold " thnt for liquor should bo prosecuted for obtaining money under false pretenses," Chief of Pollco Nixon declared us he sniffed of a bottlo containing the brand of wot goods which nro ul login! to have proved so potent In llroughton's case. Tho chief has several other bottlett, tho contents of which dofy nuulysls. Tho effect, however, is not so uncurtain it Is almost immedlnte paralysis. "I don't believe that any of those bottles coatalim wood alcohol," the chief continued, "but I am certain ly opposed to finding out through personal experiment," TRAPSHOOTERS MAY FORM CLUB IN BEND Organization .Meeting Culled for Frlduy Night I'mlcr An-ploes of Roil uud tiiiii Club. ' For the purpose of organizing a trnpshootlng ciTib, ii.meotlug Vvlllbe held Hrldny evenlng, January 30, at the city rooms In tti 'rehouse. Tho gathering will bo unSer jho ais pIcob of the )e"ndjRod and Gnu clUlj, but everyone lterostod' t In troi shootiug, whotlie?' or not u member of tho now exis'titik sportsmen's org nuUatlou, is urgl to utteud, "' Ilecniuto of 'the largo numbe,r of men In the citylnterested In hunt ing It is belleveWbut trapslioottfig might prove it.womilar sport In the seasons when Tn' killing of gnme birds is forbidden. JFUEL HOUSE FIRE DOES SMALL HARM SturlH From I'nkmmn ru.o at nrookM-Kranlon - Plant Effective - AVork lon- by Department. Flro which started from an un known cause in tho shavings stored in tho fuel house at the Ilrooks-Scan-lon plant wn unnotlwd Wednesday afternoon until tho beat Ignited saw dust which had settled on the roof. Tho smoke wax seen, hy James Clif ford and Gerry Horstkottc, Shevlln Illxon employes, who wero crossing thOrgo Mtbjut 1:30 o'clo'ck, and tbe'nlarnrturnearn, the clty'a slron sounding before the mill whistle an nounced the whereabouts of tho blaze. Tho volunteer department reached the scene ot the fire in record time, attacking the flames both from tho ground nnd from tbe roof. Practic al! no Ioks was sustained. ' - PROPOSALSJi CLERKS HEARD MANY CLAUSES ARE STRICKEN OUT Mt'irliaiitte' Anoclatlou Agrrp to H-1 four Day nnd CIood Khop, Itut ConoldeM )tlipp'Matter Xot lo De Ktlpulnted. Out of, many clauses constituting the proposed agreement between, tnffl llalnll fTlnrVa nnlnn nnd thaaSsil - " - ' .---. Merchants' association, just two were when tho mercbaBt, Ust .i dg V. ,4.MU VUI.V r? b,'JrhSll Vsilefc will keep tbe store, of thinly lourWBfrfin lhecIoMd Bbop u mN tho Senior blgh:borf ', mhe elmaM. how. & U' '.' . I jjkr 'bold good, .Other cluusea. how far- i '-( cverwsru arieien one or one. v'AinoBt. these oroDo&als were nro- lA.. -t- . . V . s xfug opening and closliic' n 4 J A amhJ d vl t J n fe x fj fc BwveU, and milking mandatory. the tin ' . ... . . '. I inbuilt pwi m-w special cara oy pxxra cterks employed for short tlmo .per iods. Matters of the klnn. the us- sedation held, should be decided hr mo mercnants tinyuselves in re sponse to public needs, rather than tf. tin tlindft tllA ttlltllnpt nt Cllnnli. t011B Dy-the clerks " Tho na, dctu8 "of rc0rganlzntlon ero coniploted when a coivlKuU n ........ . iuuu vjr-iuwa were uoopieu. MINSTRELS WILL DRAW BIG HOUSE lirgo Advance Sulci of Tickets Reported Two Performance1 Will Do CJUeii. Indications for a crowdod house on the opening night ot the Flro De partment Minstrel Show February 3. wire given today when reports ot ndvauco teat' sales wero made. The DrookB-Scanlon Lumber Co.. nml Tho Shevlln-HUon Company have purchased 30 tickets each, and five havo been bought by W. C. Illrd- sail as tho heavier purchasers. Other sales total $1S0. This production by an nil star ag gregation ot local burnt cork artists, will bo repeated on tho flight of February 4, Hoth performances will be glveu ut the Liberty Theatre. WORK Oft IfROJECT WILL START SOON s "?4 Irrigatlou Report by Commls.lou Silver S4H'iirltle S'ow Awaited by Ao " DMrlct. Ous Shrofdar.' Chafes Pitcher and Kverett Lojyrlr. of. allyer Ike were In nend VfSSjXSff, 'cording to Mr, hVoeder coH'stfuetlon'worlc will be gin or the,. Silver Lake Project as soon t$ h)t irrigation 'securities com mission makes Us report regarding; the' bond' Issue voted some, month) ago. Appraisers have already b'een, over lha project. "d J MEMORY LAPSE IS EXCUSE FOR LONG ABSENCE FORT ROCK RANCHER REAPPEARS 16 DAYS IS A BLANK Ham IIIIIt Wlit DI'Mpttrarvtl on Jnn- unry it, Comet to !Iltni'lf oa Wngontlre 3I6iintaln, Over KlgiitjrMilof Distant. Eighteen days.uftcr his mysterious disappearance from his' ranch near Fort Hock, Safyi HIIT returned Janu ary 21, apparently semewat dazed, nnd claiming thai ho had suffered, lapso of memory from the time Ho left home on the mpralng ot Janturr 3 to January 13, ,'whcn he, found, himself herding sheep on WagontTio Mountain. Word of Hill's reappear ance was phoned In Thursday by Iter Mitchell, forest rangor in tbo Kort nock, section. Since Mil vanished early in the month, search parties have scoured the surrounding dosm try, sheriffs of adjoining counties have been notified, nnd relative la Georgia have been communicated with in atr effort to obtain a clew to his whereabouts, but the first In formation ot any kind was secured last Tuesday when lie called up hw homo from Connley, stating that ho bad just corneals and that he warn coming home in the morning. Rela tives rode to Cosaley' to meet hiss. According to Ranger Mitchell's re port. Hill had no recollection of any haoDenlnxs from the time that 1m Started eaharsbek f $r SIlvWrLakav a dls'B" ot 35 T- "R, - to himself ob WNStilln MesaUhm. w 80 W" ?. Fort Rock. H. fUk-kfhe .. which ho bad ride fre hsBte. wl found In ono, t hk-ackets a eheesc for $20, signed by A. A. TJatea. Whan 11,1. .ma t.a mm ba v v ", - MO IIIKMKOI ,HW, p WC9, CW W sumes that it must' have been tlm to him iu paymest for "his serviewi us a shcepherder. 7,000,000 EGGS NEARLYREADY Seven mll)lon castorn brook trout eggs taken at Elk Lake are la troughs at Lajk'a .Lake, rapidly ap proaching tlio .stage' In dcvolopraeat where it win be npcessary to trans port thorn to tho Jumalo Hntchery, Pearl Lyueshatciery supervisor, re ported on Tuesdu pn his return from tho lakes. ' The first of the eggs will be brought down about tho first ot tho month, Mr. Lynes says. Later in tho ye;ir he hopes to tako u largo number of rainbow trout uggs from Lava lake. Tho entire quantity of spawn uow awaiting transportation to tho hat chery on tho Tumalo wah carried by Mr. Lynes nud hg assistants to Lava Lake, and In (ho toilsome Journey 3.000,000 of tbe 10,000,000 ej;gs with which they started oyt, were lost Tho Journey was ueccssury, however, to bring the esca to run ning water. Even with this loss tho number available (or thj hatchory will bo Just seven (lines the number hauled from Ek Lake last year. t i- AMERICANIZATION OBJECT AT MILLS Ouly Nine, Umnl'M..HiHnlAu Km- v ' ploc WI10 Are Pi Cltbcns, Or ' ., ' on (he Way e CitUeaslilp. ; Ayst'muattc cinBalga of AmH cauliatloH, koa beea. gelag pn for sev eral monihs In Ibe sawmill aluw ber yards $t the Breeks-fwrMfct dumber 0c aceordlxg to M, G, Yagn,er Tbe resulU how rTT-.YiHHn ung to, niiHft ,U?s4:ve wifttt pnly nine eimnUyj,'et.of sore than , J6 -'.Vi wturaJUed, or m me way 10 uamraJUatlOR. ..'i ft.l il V.7I l hx A