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WEEKLY EDITION THE BEND BULLETIN. s HUM), OHHOIUJTUH COUNT!', OKIJGON, TIII.'IWDAV, AI'IIIIj 2, lOUO. vol. .win N. . BOND EECTION IS ORDERED BY , SCHOOL BOARD $:J3,000 REQUIRED FOR BUILDING JANITORS ABUNDANT VTVn Apply fr I'ixilllnii nt KkiiwihhI Htliiml Audit In Orilerril mill Iluilgrl ColiinilUre .Vnmrct t IStliiintc i:H'iiM". A spiiclnl election In votit on u $13,000 bond Issue (o flnunco Itm iiomplctlon of (hit south unit of thu Houil IiIkIi school, with thu Instal lation or ii central heating plant, was authorized lust Friday, when the director of the district met In ft uUr session. Tim uniouut In honed on thn report of Lee A. Thomnii, architect, mid thn exact duto of tin nloctlnn will bn ilrcldnd on Inter. Thn old frame high school building can bn itnld for $21.00. Mr. Thomas bnllavrn, tbi' purchaser to miivu thn structure, ho as to alio for tint contemplated construction. A rail for hldit for the dUpmial of thn building wus nrditrrd. That thnru I no dearth of Janl torn for thn city schools w shown whrn It wnjt reported that 10 ap plicant sought tint position at thu Kenwood building, mndn vacant when K. W. liarnus resigned bo caiuio IiIh demand for Increased compensation wan denied. Thn ap plication canni In response to one adtfiytlwinicnt. Thn board authorized nn niidll of tho dbitrlct'ri hooka by Arch J. Tourtcllnltu of Portland and up pointed u hutlKut coinmltteu consist ing of J. IVJCiixut und II. W. Bow. ynr to net with Superintendent H. W. Moore In estimating thn dis trict's expenses for thn coining school year. Lengthy discussion of n recent public communication relative to sal aries, endorsed by thn teachers of thu iloud school, ensued when Mr. J. D. Davidson, Mm l.ucy Hearcy, MIm Minnie Thompson, und Miss llochtillo Hudolpb, of thu rlty teaching staff appeared before Ilia board. Thn ill rector Muted that thn teachcrn had tnkon thn wrong method In bring Inc up tho question, holding that thu inattar should havn boon brought di rect to tho board. Mccormick pleads guilty to charge t . Ciimch for alleged vlolntloii of tho prohibition ordinance wuro cut In half Tuundiiy ntturuoon when John McConnlck, urruMtud IiihI week with It. II. Loop, appealed In pollco court and pleaded guilty to thu churn'. IIo wuh fined $200, liulf tho nmouut huliiR romlttod durliiK Koud bo liavlor. MICKIE SAYS ) k.lltll iLk&M VMwVtk.OC tt LVMKMVS WJDMG O.U.. Vjt-tWOOrl ftouMMUtc ur Mem fcoo? I ncjakO w vv j ! fe,1 SUWW8 Office Employes OfB.W.L.&P. Don Denim Suits llond'H flrhl ovowill club was started on Thursday In pniluHt mtniiinl thi' high cost of wearing apparel, whou A, K. Anderson, accountant ut thn II. V L. ft P. office, reported for duty ut- tired lu blue dunlin. Ii. T. J)aw- Mm, assistant to uiuiiiiKiir T. II. Foley, hnsllly ordered n similar Hull, mill L, II. Kolley und K. II. J- .Smith itacliirrd tliiimHulvii for 4 thu nawMtyhi. I.uur lu Hut dny Air. n.iWitgp Htnti'd that thu en- tiro offlcu force, with thu i-xcup- 4 Hon of tho HtuuoKrapher. will lie ilcnliii clad from now on ' 4' ip' HOMERS SMASH EARLY RECORD iiiitDH ii.own iii.-rui:i:.v iikmi AMI HPOKANK ItlJAt'll l)lTI NATION IN KKJHT IIOL'ItH AM) n .MiNtiTiw, ovm:ii vitm:H. Cirrlur pIkcoiih which mndo thn flight betweun Ilend and Kpolcnno Huuduy Htuanhod it record entlibllHlien two yearn iiko for thu fllftht, accord liii; to word received Intro Vuduundul by II 10. Ilrowu. iiKi'iit fur thu Ameri can KxproiM, who loonrd tho lilrdx fur V I), Hatiford of Hpokuuu, thu owenr. Thrro of thn ho mem reached Spokuuu at S'4C o'colck In thu afternoon, only nlKht hour and 35 minutes after tholr departuru from Uond. Thu pruvloitB rocord, cnlabllnhed lu 1018. wan 10 bourn and -IC minuted. Mr tinufurd will Bond uuothcr ahlpmout of bird to Ilend lu thu near futuru. AccordluK to map muanurcmuiitj mndn In tho office of thn Denchufe National Fodeitt, tho air lino dlutaucc between Uund aud Spukuno la Sll mlliiH. Thin would mean au nvcraru Hpced of SO, 8 mlloH per hour, con nlderod uxcoptlonnl for fllnhtii ovor country of u rouch character huch uh Ilea between tho two cltlcM, LACK OF FUNDS IS POINTED OUT rOM.MIUtCIAIi I'l.L'll SIUHT I.N. cui:.hi: hkvkm'ks, is mw CIOKII (IllANGi: flIVKN 1'HK )!' .(JVMNAHIU.M FOU MUITT. That (hu lucomo of the Uund Com mercial, club-lit liiHiifflclent to moot Uh oxpondlturufl wnH thu Information mndo public Wcducbdny nt tho regu lar muUiiK of tho orKiiuUntlon nt thu Pllof "iluflo inTiirT). G. McPhorsoti, proBldont. DIhcuhhIoii on tho quea tloiiMvittt brluf, mid a motion mndo by T. H. Foley that a commlttco bo up pointed to HUKKfst moaim for Incruau liiK thu club's revenue, wuh carried without oppOHltlnn, When tho Klato OrntiKo IioMh IU annual convoutlou In llond from Junu 1 to 4, tho Y. M, C. A, KymniiBlum will bo hoiidauurtorB fur Its wohbIoiih. Thu offor of tho hall wna mndo to tho Commercial club which Is to hiivo chnrRO of thu antortniumout of tho vlHltors, by L, W. Trlckoy, secretary of tho association, nnd ncccptnncc wuh promptly Indicated by Chairman McPhorson. Announcomont was mndo nt tho coining Salvation Army drlvo, nnd mombors of tho club woro urged to rIvo RoncroiiBly, Anothor nnuouncc mont was that mado by J. P. lCoycn, of tho IlrookH-Scnnlou Lumbor Co., rintnrdliiK tho Joint Uobuto tonlK'ht at tho Kyiniiatdum on tho subject of tho rolatlvo morltH of tho Four L's and tho Tiiuborwarkors union. The uddruHH by ProHldout Columun of tho Loyal LokIou of I.oKKora und Lum bermen, will bo kIvuii ut tho nnmo place tomorrow nlRht, ho said, Stockmun woro romludod of thu. annual convoutlou of thu OroRou Qnt tlo and Ilnrao ltalHora nsBOclntlou to bn held In llurna from May 24 to 25, U, 8. Duncan, ropronontutlvo of thu Inilnnlrliil V. M. (V A., snoko briefly on iuu proKrosH' ouiiik iuuuu uri;iu naaoolutlou, and Its plana for Greater community sorVlcu, ,, . INTER-CHURCH MOVE STARTED CONFERENCE JIELD IN BEND Iti-V. II. (' Marlnuifl lleaiN Com- inltlt'i; lo Him Charge of ItaU- liiK Clli" Sliaie or Hie i5i,(iin,i(H (judiii. At n confuruncu held Tuiduy noon, uttuudod by lupruHentutlvim of thu vurloun churchoH of Iluud, final urrntiKumt'iitH were completi-d for the participation of thin com munity in tuu ttrout united, ttlmul- tancouN riimpalKii which Is beitiK conducted by tint Inter-Church World Movuinunt till over America during thu priwuut weok. More than .10 Protchtant dcnomlnatlona tiru rooperutliiK In thin federation, which has for Its object tint nyx temntlc corryliiK out of the anaocl- nted church forward movements. In thu present flnnnclal campaign each denomination In canvassing its own membership aud Immediate constituency und a Joint cominltteo will solicit additional funds from friendly citizens who urc not affili ated with nny church, Thu total national goal for 1920 Is $330,777. C72 Ori'Kou'N iiuotii linn been H.-t nt $1,C0C,400, of which $l,4r.r.,400 Is listed to come directly from thu denominations unit their reRular contributors and $230,000 from thu friendly citizens who have not been contributors to church support. Work for Humanity. KxplalnliiR this feature of the lo cal campalRn. II. O. .Stone, director for Kastcru OroRon. who was pres ent l the conference, Mated: "In asking tho non-church mem bers for this num. tho churches us boclatud In thu inter-church move ment aro simply saying, 'Wo aru go ing to rafoo over "$17000.000 In Ore gon as our shnro of this gigantic national fund, which will provldo schools anil hospitals, medical at tendance for millions who arc now neglected; colleges for your boys nnd girls, as welt ns for ours. It Is not specifically church work; It is work for htimnnlty. It Is your work as well as ours. Ho wo are asking you to put $2.10,000 with our $1.- 4G!i,000 to hulp this undertaking along. " Tho county direction of tho cam paign has been lu charge of K. D, fillsou, but some delay having been experienced lu completing thu local organization, and brcaiiHu of other demnnds on bia time, ho asked to bo relieved of some of thu respon sibility, and Ituv. II. C. llartrautt wan induced to take direct charge of tho local campaign. He will be assisted by n committee, composed of Hov. K. 11. Johnson, L. L. Fox, J. O. Cilbson, H. K. Nordeen. L. L, Orr, h. D. W'lost, U. C. Halo and Lloyd Robinson. LESTER AND PAYNE RANCH PURCHASED Auuouncomont was mndo Tuesday of tho salo by Lester & Payno of tboir 120-acro ranch, fivo miles front Uond, recently purchased from P. J. Young. W. J. Mead, Condon sheepman, la tho purchaser, and tho consideration is $13,500. Mr. Mond has returned to Condon for hs family aud will locato on his now proporty shortly. Tho aaln was mado through tho agency of Honklo & Haines. JERSEY BREEDER MAY BRING HERD To look ovor fnrmlng conditions In Daschuton county, W. K. Clai-ko, promlnout In dulryluR circles In Tll- hunook county, nrrlvod lioro on Tuesday mid will locato in this vi cinity if ho can obtain nultublo ranch proporty. Mr. Clarko raises thoroughbred Jnrsoyn nnd, In tho tiyont of hla hocomliiR pormnnontly IntoroBtod lu Doachutos county, ho wJUjBtock hla rnnfch from his Tllla opki hord and may distribute a number nmoug othor dairymen in thi$ .Boctlon, CHllRCH TO BE " STARTED SOOU METHODISTS TO BUY SITE ON BOND CoiiMnirlliui Work Will Ilenln Wllliln HO Iii)h, IlulliIitiK Corn- lilllti-it Deilili-w .No (eneial t.'onliait Ut, Ite I't. Const ruction of the new Metho dist church building will bo sturted within thu uuxt 30 days, according to the decision unuoiniccd by tho building committee, followng a spec ial susHlou Sunday afternoon. The trustees wore authorized to purchafo the two lots nt the corner of Kansas and Uond streets on which thu church bus held tin option for some muntha. In spuaklug of thu building plans .Mr. Purdy, tho pastor, stated that threu fourths of thu money for tho uuw building Is In sight. "Wo arc still ten or twelve thousand dollars short of our local goul of twenty five thouhaud dollars," he stated, "but many people who expect to pledge hiivo not yet dono so, and wo aro confident that tho balance can be provided for by tho time the build in completed." "Wo shall not let a general con tract for tho work,"hustatcd. "Hulld iug ohndftlonn nro somowhut uncur tain, and wo bollovo that best result cun lu obtained by letting unit con tracts from tlmo to timo ns tho con struction advenccs. And wo shrill not outract additional work until work undur way Is fully paid for." , "An soon aa suitablo arrangements cun bo mudo for labor and materials, wc shall proceed with tho excavation and thu laying of the basement walls, which will bo of stone. Slnco our basement will havo nn eleven foot In sidu cleuruncu, this work will bo more extenslvo than will at first appeir." When asked how soon ho expected thu building to bo completed the tm tor replied that it was tho aim to finish the work within one year " good church building, with ull work done as It should bo done, cannot bo erected within less time. Our build ing will bo in uso for twenty flvo or fifty years wo expect to tnkj tlmo enough to build it well." SENIOR CAST IS WORKING HARD i:. i:i.li:xt pkouukss mcixc MAIM IN PUF.PAUATION FOU PHOnCCTION OF "A STIIK.NL" OUS l.lFK" ON MAY 7. In preparation for the production of A Strenuous Life," tho senior class of tho Ucud high school Is practicing nightly nt tho high school auditorium, under tho direc tion of Miss Harriett Unrlmugh. Residents of Uond will havo two opportunities to Judgo tho dramatic talent of tho graduating class, u? u matlneu will bo given on tho af ternoon of May 7, with tho main porformanco on tho evening of tho same day. Mlsa Umbaugh reports that tho cast is making aplondld progress. William Williams Is tho leading man. Ralph Hauck plays tho com ody rolo, assisted by Leroy Coynor. The cast la as follows: M. Tom Harrington William William's Reginald Black.. ..Dovoro Helfrich James Itoliorts ...Ralph Hauck Prof. Juntos..,., .. . .Hugh Kolly, Jr. Dun Duvonnut Loroy Coynor Prof. Mngoo Loator Smith, Jr. Dowloy, a colloctor.., , Francis Uedflold Hyron HarrIngton....Leator Sanders Nugata, a Japanese servant Constunco Kulckorbockor Marian Davonunt., Mildrod Klein Mrs. Wiggins Nolllo Loallo Ituth Thorntou Mary Agnes Sheridan Dulcio Harrington Darlo Ilurtou Mra. Maguiro,, Mary Thompson Dovoro. Holfrlch, ConBtanco Knlok orbockor nnd Mary Vaudovort compoao tho oxocutlvn commlttco in chnrgo. Tho business manager is Mury Vandovort and tho press ngont la Doatrlco Stophonson. L. L. FOX ' &'- H .' , -a Iti'nil mnn who nk rrpuhllrnn nom ination for county treasurer nt Mny primaries. FOX FORMER POSTOSM C'ANDIDATK FOU HKPUULICAN NOMINATION AS TUF.AHUKKU HAS HAD LONG KXPKHIKNCK AS PL'UMC SKUVA.NT. When L. L. Foox. last to file for the primaries when the county clerk's books closed last week, seeks tlH nomination of tho republican party for the offlco of county treasurer, It will not be his first appearance in public life, for during his earlier reldenco in Missouri, he was promt nent In party activities. Under Prcs Ident Harrison, Mr. Fox was appoint ed postmaster of Jasper, In Jasper county, hervlng in that capacity foi four years. In 1593, ho received the republican nomination for treasurer, and In splto of tho tact that the county was strongly democratic, he lacked only ono voto of election. His ability in bookkeeping work is vouched for by tho fact that ho was for three years superintendent of the business department of an eastern business college. Previous to his ap pointment as postmaster ho was en gaged for two. years lu tho hardware business. NEW FIRE RATE PUT IN EFFECT As thu result of protests mado during tho last fow weeks by Mayor J. A. hastes, flro Insurance basic ratos on residence buildings within tho tiro zono aro reduced 10 cents, according to u circular announce ment received hero Friday by local agents from tho Oregon Rating bu reau. Thu reduction Is tho first mado slnco tho Installation of Head's now firo-flghtlng apparatus, no change having been made as tho result of tho survey mado early lu the winter by representatives of tho bureau. Tho now rate gives 40 cents on class U risks, 43 cents tor class C risks and 50 couts. tor dwellings placed in class D. All policies written slnco December 1. 1019, aro affected. "Tho new rato is nil right, as far as It goes," Mayor Eastes said to day, "but tho chango should bo mora inclusive Thoro should be a cut in tho rcsldcnco district outsldo tho firo zono from tho present rato of 70 cents to tho samo charge formerly mado against residences within tho tiro limit. Neither am I satisfied with existing ratea on build ings lu tho bualnefH section, and I shall mako a determined effort to secure- a downward revision in both of theso classes." FREMONT MAN FINED FOR SHOOTING DOE J, U. Fox of Premont, charged with killing ii doo, appeared In Jus- tlco court, ploaded guilty, aud paid a fine of ?2G, Oanio Warden II. Mc Donald reported on hla return yes terday from Silver Latfe, where tho hearing was held. TRUCK SMASHED DRIVER UNHURT HIT AT CROSSING BY LOGGING ENGINE I'm nk Hammond Iteirialns nt Wlircli Hustnlnlng Only Slight Cut. Warning (Jlvrit by WhMIr, Hio ,SiipenlntCTuIrnt Although his truck was smasoc44. probably beyond repair, when it w&i struck by Drookn-Scanlon locomotlro number 2 at tbo grade crossing 1 miles south of Bend lato Tuesday uftornoon, Frank Hammond, freight er for tho Silver Lake Mercantile Co-, and tho La Pine Supply Co., remained at the wheel and sustained only a '-, minor cuts and scratches caused tofy glass from tho broken windshield. ' The truck was owned by Harry Merrl man, and the load which was tho property of the La Pine Supply Cof is a partial loss. S. A. Dlakely, logging superinten dent for the lumber company, and U-., Bannerud, foreman of tho railroad construction crow, woro standing at; tho north Bide of tho track crossing." and first knew of the approach or4 the logging train when it whlatkti Its customary warning, they stabs. They had seen tho truck coming, and as tho driver showed no apparent la tcntlon of stopping, Mr. BUkeJy stepped into tho road and flagged him when tho truck was about 40 or 50 feet from tho track. Either Hammond failed to see Vol, or did not pay attention to the warn ing, for be did not atop until the front wheels of the macblno were on ttre track, Mr. Dlakely says. Just as t&a truck slowed down, the enjuao crashed Into It, throwing it sideways and scattering Its load. Engineer Gone Carroll had seen tho truck an had tried to stop, but wltha nervy load of logs behind the locomotive this could not he dono In so ehorta distance. t o CLANTON TO VISIT TUMALO HVTCHERY Hope for Enlargement of 1'ixat t Tnko Care of 0,000,000 Fry, Double Present Capacity. Within the next ton days 13 end win receive a visit from Master Fish War den CInnton, who will come particu larly in regard to contemplated Isa provements at tho Tutnalo' hatchery, according to a letter received by W. C. Blrdsall of this city. In his com munication, Mr. Clunton indicate that tho capacity of tho hatchery may bo increased to G.000,00, double tho number which can now be ac commodated. EX-SERVICE MEN WILL GET MEDALS Oregon medals for Hem! ex-BotTlc men nro expected within a fow day und will bo glvon out at tho next ru ulur meeting of Percy A. Stovean Post No. 4, Amorlcnn Legion, set for Thursday evening, May C, Charles W. Ersklno, commander ot tho post, an nounced this morning. At the same session, electioa oT officora to serve for a- year's time, will be held. WHY THE COUNTY FAIR SHOULD BE IN BEND? : REASON NO. 6 The tremendous business establishments Hentl has to ofler prizes from, which means much to the breed er of blooded stock, whose .existence means k heavy outlay of money .pml care. v