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tame members present lit morning
inot'tlliR
A committee representing tho Dund
Flower & VeKotunlo Show appeared
before tho court Willi a request (or
an appropriation to cover the prem
ium oil food Hiul viki)(iiII exhibits.
After discussion It was ordered Umt
$50 bo appropriated for tho purpose
or pnyliiR premiums on t'Xliimtx which
will bo Intended to Htlinuhito rood
production or food conservation. Tho
committee wore advised Hint tho r
Riiiiliutlou would lie required to nub
ill It a report on how tho money wuh
expended,
Ordered that tho Jiickoj' road and
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1917
FIRE PREVENTION SURVEY.
Down at Salem is the newly estab
lished office of the State Fire Mar
shal. Its primary purpose is to help
reduce fire loss throughout Oregon.
That Is a campaign of direct inter
est and importance to every citizen.
'Whenever there ia a loss .by fire each
member of th community where the
loss occurs shares that loss, in some
measure. The property which is de
stroyed takes Just that much from the
wealth, attractiveness and taxable
value of tbe community. It lessens
business just that much. It is a
drag upon everyone.
And there is another important
feature. Each fire loss tends to raise
insurance rates in the neighborhood.
At the 'best, the heavier the fire de
struction, the less la the chance of
getting insurance rates decreased.
, This matter of insurance hits the
pocketbook of every citizen. Even
. if we do not pay Insurance ourselves
if it is possible to. bring about lower
" insurance for others we are benefited.
For instance, it the merchant can
. cut; down the .cost of his insurance he
wiU Ve. able to sell his merchandise
st lower prices, because his operat-
log expense 'will be that much re-
duced. . . - ,
In short, each and every one of us
wants to see fewer fires and Jower
- insurance rates. It Is to our direct,
selfish interest. , -
And the Btate fire marshal is in
business-to help us. He and bis staff
of -expert assistants are ready to co
operate with, any community which
wants to cut down Its 'fire loss, im
prove its fire protection and reduce
its insurance cost.
Recently the fire marshal has made
surveys of several Oregon commun
ities. The first town to ask for this
assistance was Salem. After a care
ful examination and study a report
was submitted to the city authorities
which told exactly what wae needed
to make Salem a better fire risk and
contained many valuable suggestions,
important both to the municipality
and its individual citizens.
Since then other towns haye been
surveyed, and the fire-prevention ex
perts have listed right now three
more communities which have asked
for assistance and advice, and which
will be visited and studied as quickly
as they can get around to it.
Bend can have this done, too,- if
Bend wants it done.
We believe that Bend will -vat-: it
done. ', " ' '
The service coiis t:oth!ng. The
results can do no ham and they may
lead to an Inestimable amount of good.
Such a scientific survey, by disinter
ested experts, can be pf greet value.
It will do the city good. It will do
all of us good to learn JdHt where we
stand, compared with other commun
ities of similar size, in fire preven
tion facilities. And if, through a dop
ing the suggestions of the fire mar
shal, after his men have studied
Bend, we can bring about fewer flreB
i and a lower insurance rate, we will
have accomplished a very great deal
We believe that Bend will want
this survey. And, while suggesting
to the city council the desirability of
asking for it, we are -venturing to
secure complete and full information,
so that the citizens of Bend may un
derstand In, detail Just what Js pro
posed, and Just what benefits they
ONE WAY TO WOO SLEEP.'
Travel In Memory Soma Road You
Know Wotl In Childhood.
It Is bard for me to remember now
that my knowledge of tho sleepy road,
rained so many years ago, came only
through the chance lilt of advice drop
ped by a wise, kind, weary old doctor
as ho shuffled at midnight dowu the
corridor of the silent hospital, says tliv
Atlantic Monthly.
Whatever was the errand of life or
death that bad called him In such
haste, he had time to stop and give mo
a friendly word, although 1. a smiill
and lucorrlslhly sleepless patient, wa
sitting bolt upright among tho pillow
In defiance of all his orders and wai
staring wide eyed Into the hot, palu
haunted dark.
"You think you are never going to lie
able to sleep again, don't you!" he ob
served. ' "Well shut your eyes and do
Just what I tell you. Thluk of some
road that you know well, a good long
road that wluds and turns and ahows
you water and woods aud hills. Keep
your eyes tight shut and travel aloug
It In memory. Go as slowly as yop
can, recall every sight aud sound aud
perfume as you pass by. '
I have such a road of my own, tba
one l used to walk to school when I
was eight years old. I have started
out on it a hundred times when I
thought I could uot sleep, but I never
get very far. I come just about to the
old stone bridge over Damon's creek or
perhaps to tbe swimming bole, where
the willows dip luto the brown water,
but 1 never reach the eud."
COUNTY COURT
PROCEED
Bend, Oregon, July 12, 1917 The
County Court mot In the council room
In tho O'Kane bluldtng at 3:00 p. m
bursiimit to adjournment, Judgo
Barnes and t'oiunilnatoiior Sn ltd r. . ""lorou l ""'giu- ronn anil
Barues anil l ommisstouor Smith preathu n,iyU)n r,ln,, uo opened and tluil
FACING THE CAMERA.
Don't Dree. Up and Dont Poo When
Having a Picture Taken.
"There are niuny things I would like
to say to tbo woman who intends bar
ing her picture taken." said a faniuua
photographer the other day.
Many women come to me and say:
"Of course you prefer taking actresses.
They must have mauy advantages over
those women who never bare time but
to give an occasional glance In their
mirrors.' This Is entirely a mistake.
Tbe conscious pose never makes a sat
isfactory portrait I would say em
phatically to tbe woman who goes to
have ber photograph made not to re
hearse her pose and facial expression
beforehand.
"I always Bnd It difficult to Impress
on tbe woman coming to my studio
that clothes and Jewels are of abso
lutely no account in a photograph. If a
woman comes to be photographed In
tbe clothes she Is used to wearing she
wlU feel at ease and therefore look ber
best -
"One of the curses of onr present day
civilization is the ever changing ques
tion of fashion. How much more civ
ilized were the. Japanese.' wlio realized
that the kimono was perhaps the most
perfect dress for women at all times
who only varied It with different bro
cades and girdles. Tbe photograph that
concerns Itself with clothes Is soon out
of fashion, and no matter bow good a
likeness of tbe face has been obtained,
the picture Is grotesque In a few year
because tbe clothes are passe."
cut
Tho meeting was called to order
by the county Judge.
It was ordered that 500 of the
general fund he sot aside tor tho gen
eral county road fund.
In the matter of the Dayton road:
Ordered that the report of the- bpnrd
of viewers be adopted and the clerk
bo directed to Issue a warrant to A.
J. Harter In tho aum -of $75 to be
awarded from the general county
road fund in payment of damages al
lowed In said report.
In the matter of the Orcutt road:
Ordered that the.report of the board
of viewers .be adopted, the potltlon
be denied and the costs fixed at
S20.74. x
In the matter of the Jaeger road:
R. S. Towne having waived all claim
to any damages whatsoever on ac
count of said road, it was ordered
that the report of the board of view
ers bo adopted, aud the clerk bo di
rected to Issue a warrant to C. II.
House In the sum of $57 on tho gen-1
tho respective supervisors In tho ills
trlcts In which the said roadi are lo
cated be ordered to open said roads
for travel. '
I,. H. Root having resigned aa su
pervisor for road diHtirlet No. II, his
resignation was accepted and K. 11.
Wilson was appointed III his stead.
No further business, on motion
duly mado and seconded, court ad
journed to meet August 14, 1817.
The mutter of claims against the
county coming up for consideration,
It was ordered that Claims N'. 1389
to 703. Inclusive, be and the sumo are
hereby allowed, and tho clerk la In
structed to Issue hia warrants In pay
ment thereof.
....ClnluiN Allmvetl August t, Term.
K. (). lilaekwotl. auto hire,
Kasprovltch caso $ i.oo
P. H. Coffey, carrying elec
tion returns 9,70
E. M. Thompson, furniture
county offices 81.75
L .A. Thomas, rent room 2,,
u Mine Dunning 22.00
11. .15
2.75
.75
.75
.75
14.25
21.50
III), 00
08.25
APol titv frn A A lea ..(
7m;;zrY,jUimi Tr. moving 8..fU
No further business nnml. tn J .. n.''ro"" ",r,:!'t : 1L60
,.,. a, ,i,io . i 7" 11 . tintiurwooii Typewriter Co..
rental on typewriters 7. 83
Gluss & Prudhonime, supplies
and books 14 7.20
M. O. Wllklns, subscription
iournmont. and nn 1,mI,,.. ,.,!..' "ul nwurii - fi.OO
. -- - , Mm II .1
hearing at this time, court adjourned
to meet on jui2U, is it.
July 20. 1917. Tho County Court
met In the council room In the
O Kane building, pursuant to ud
may expect.
Those fishermen who find the
mammoth snake tracks up river
should supply themselves with some
thing to take for snake bite. Or, per
haps they took the medicine first,.
And then saw tbe tracks.
: Tha Professor Worried.
Tbe absent minded, professor 'from
the university town was in Indlanay-
olis attending a convention.'' While hi
the city he took a tour of tbe larger de
partment stores. Intone of tnem he
was much perplexed.
He read the algn over the door of.the
elevator:
. "This car express to dftb and sixth
Doors. Up only." -
Absently be read the sign again
Then the car door opened.
"I would like to know." be asked tbt
elevator boy. "If this elevator goes only
up, bow on earth did you get down
here?"
Tbe elevator boy grinned, frowned,
scrutinized tbe man closely and their.
said In a dignified voice, "Ob. I Jus:
came down. 'Indianapolis News.
up for consideration at this time.
court adjourned.
August 1. 1917 Tho reeular meet.
ing of the County Court of Deschutes
county convened in the council room
in the O'Kane building at 10:00 a. ra.
this date.
Tho following were present: Coun
ty Judge W. D. Barnes. Commissioner
L. E. Smith. Sheriff S. E. Roberts.
The meeting was called to order by
tne county judge.
The matter of claims against the
county coming up for consideration.
It was ordered that Claims No. 615
to 638. inclusive, 640 to 643. inclu
sive. No. 645. No. 647 to 654, in
clusive. No. 656 to 663, Inclusive,
No. 665 to 676. inclusive. No. 667 to
68S. inclusive, be and the same are
hereby allowed and the clerk In
structed to issue bis warrants In pay
ment tnereoi.
On motion duly made and second
ed, court adjourned to meet at 1:30
p. m.
Court reconvened at 1:30 p. m.
this date, meeting at same place, and
same members present aa at morning
meeting.
The matter df furhlure for the as
sessor's office coming up for hearing,
he was authorized to purchase the
following:
One double desk $104.00
Standing desk i 46.00
One swivel chair 12.00
9.00
00
11.00
7.80
11.52
49.45
Putting the Cat Out at Night.
Tbe practice of turning tbe cat out of
doors at night is as cruel as it Is un
necessary. No animal Is fonder vof
warmth and comfort and the pet's hap
piness certainly is not increased by a
night spent outside in cold and damp
ness. '
If as much energy was exhausted in
keeping tbe cat Indoors as too often is
expended in putting her out, bow great
would be tbe boon to human nerves
and unfortunate wild things! All fe
lines are normally nocturnal, and It Is
at night if ever, that a curb on tbclr
activities is needed. Lee S. Craudall,
in "Pets."
True Economy.
There are great Joys in practicing
true economy in the right spirit True
economy, you see. Is not abstinence
from necessary things not at all. The
Joys of true economy are for those who
make the most of what they have;
who. finding whut may be theirs, pro
ceed to tbe extraction of (he greatest
benefit from what Is within reach.
Too Much Flirting. '
First Co-edWhy, Doris,-bow tired
your eyes iookl
Tired One Yes, my dear; I rolled
them too much this evening. Syracuse
Orange Peel. '
No Time For Hor.
Physician Your case is such, mad
am, that time alone will effect a cure.
Mrs. Randn'l Then It Is hopeless, for
I never have even Ave minutes. Life.
He Know Her.
Mrs. Gobble 1 met Mr. Brown to
day while I was shopping. Her Hus
bandThat so? Whut did you have to
say? Boston Trunacrlpt
Total $161.00
Concrete culvert forms: This mat
ter coming on for hearing, and after
discussion, it was ordered that a
Whalen concrete culvert form be pur
chased from Howard-Cooper Corpora
tion, at $350 f. o. b. Portland, Ore
gon. .
Ordered, that $5000 'be now ap
propriated for work on the Macken
zie Highway, to be used in conjunc
tion with $12,500 appropriated by
tbe state, and $12,500 by the V. 8.
Forestry Department, as contemplat
ed In tentative orders on February 9,
ana Aiarcn I, laiv. ,
No further business coming ud for
consideration at this time, on motion!
auiy made and seconded, court ad
journed to meet Monday, August
t, 117.
Bend, Oregon, August 6, 1917.
The County Court met In the council
room at 10:00 a. m., pursuant to ad
journment, County Judge' Barnes and
Commissioner Smith present. The
meeting was called to order by the
The morning session was spent in
preparing the Jury list for the Octo
ber term of circuit cojirt.
On motion duly made and second
ed, court adjourned to meet on the
afternoon of the same date.
Court reconvened at 1:30 p. m.
Overlurf. Eighth
grade Kxnm. board
Miss Certrude Shoults. do ....
Mrs. llatta Carden, do 8. 00
.Mi'iMiiicy-iinmpson Lumber
Co., supplies Road District
No. 6
Raymond Craffenhnrgeri
road work, District No. 22
J. P. Duckett Lumber Co.,
supplies Hoad District No.
12 :
Bronks-Si-anlun Lumber Co.',
Co.. supplies Road District
No. 12. 8
J. J. Wilt & Co.. iuintilioii
Road District No. 13 ' 1 00
Elsie M. Olsln. stenographer
district attorney 30 00
Hazel Mnnlon. deputy clerk ... 65!oO
11. u iNcii, ooara -or prison-
. er" 15.00
August A. Anderson, expenses
deputy sheriff 12.37
H. A. Holmes, board Mrs.
Dowcll 11.70
Glenn H. Slack, deputy asses-
"or 146.60
Mrs. A. Leverett, rent Mrs.
Jiowell. (disallowed) 6.00
J. D. Bowman, road work,
District No. 13 9 00
rj. .11. Harrington, do
Scott Measer, do
E. M. Harrington, do
E. P. Brosterbous. lumber for
hospital, (disallowed) 22.69
J. Alton Thompson, expenses
school superintendent 71.60
orooKs-acanion Lumber Co.,
lumber (disallowed)
J. P. Duckett Lumber Co.,
supplies Road District 13
R. J. Skelton. road work.
District No. 12 ' 22.00
erne BKeiton, do ...
Harold Kline, do .
R. J. Skelton. aumillm Hrm'ii
District No. 12 1.05
L. H. Root, road work, Dis
trict No. 11 5 7
Lloyd Root, do . 115
6.25
1.60
8.12
6.20
16.26
12.00
6.00
B. PAUL & CO.
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CLEANING
PRESSING
TTZ 'Machine Work
Vacuum and Steam Cleaning
Special Next Week!
Men's'Suits Steam ,
Cleaned & Pressed, $1.00
Ladies' Work
a Specialty
Sphier Building
Bond and Minnesota Sts.
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velopes. STOP AND SHOP AT
MANNHEIMER BROS.
The Bert Place to Trade Alter All.
II. II. Do Armoiul, expenses' '
district attorney 10.00
lloiid Hardware Co., miir-
chuiHllao, (disallowed) 3d. 85
J. U. Iteilmund, work Lu l'luu
road, Dletrlut No. 8 15.00
Hurry Hill, do 30.00
Uliisn fk Pi'udhommv, in ii r-
I'linndUo, county Judge ....
Dr. J. K. Hasch, registrar's
foes
Dr. II. M. Kohulua, do
K. L, Johnson, do
I. II. Johnson, do
Dr. I), P. Mlllor. do
John J. Cunningham, taking
cows out of river
(disallowed)
Km-1 II. Houston, deputy sher
iff 8. K. Roberts, oxuenaoa. shivi'-
Iff 1R7.7R
T. J. Murphy, anuria! aaunt
for sheriff na.no
J. 1". Duckett. Lumber Co..
lumber j j. an in
II. U. Keunurd, sulary, water
iiiaHinr ..; v 97.70
Peter Thompson, roud work
District No. 8
Gilbert Thompson, do
Miiglll & Krsklnn, county hos
pital supplies
(I limn & Prudhonime, hooks ...
MiikIII Krsklue, supplies
for offices
K. II. Whltnioro, expenses,
clerk's nfflco
Dwlght K. Mlllor. county
physician's foes. iillanl.
. lowed) 1311.00,'
uwignt r . Miller, county
physician's foes 36.00
J. 11. Ilaner, stenographers'
salaries ( Prlnevllle) 479,10
Hugh U'Kaun, rent of rooms,
O'Kuiui building 40 00
Ilond Hitrglral Hospital, earn
Marlon Buxon gj no
Heiid Surgical Hospital, caro
Mrs. lleiiona Oil 00
llend Surgical Hospital, cam
Roily Smith j)g no
llend Hospital, euro D. c.
t,,1,",,r 140.00
Pioneer Auto Stngo & T. Co.,
dragging road 30 00
A. YV. Allgood. caro O. Whll-
, "y 10.00
"end Uulli'tln. stationery,
84.60
67.60
42.26
20.70
J1.40
6.27
'printing, etc
J I miry llurton, Janitor
L. 10. Hm It Ii, comuilHsloner'N
fees
OnllllN Allowed Align!. (I, I
uregon ruei & Transfer Co.,
supplies county hospital ....
K. P, llronliirhoua, lumber for
hospital
Dwlght K. Miller, county
physician's fees
llmid Water. Light & Puwer
Co,, elect I'lc ran
Horace lliimkluga, road work,
iiminci no. e
duo, II. Ityiin. deputy UHHeHsor
K! hoi (Huso, Iriinxrrlhltig
8. I). Kills, deputy water mus
ter A. K. Perry, do
Hhlru's Auto Llvury, tiutu,
deputy sheriff
Vurnoii A. forties, money ad
vanced sheriff
Oluss & l'riiillioiiiinn, supplies
llend Hardwaru Co,, road
supplies .'.
L. A. W. NIxou, 111 cu 1 11 for
prisoners t.
llrooks-Hcauhin Luinber Co.,
supplies, assessor
MAKE OUR STORE
YOUR STORE.
Wt give you Salhfacthn
along with the Groceries
TRI-STATE
TERMINAL
WHSE. CO.
Succeiior to
G. W. HORNER
on Bond Street
THE BACKBONE OF BEND IS
LUMBER MANUFACTURING
OUR PAYROLLS
MAKE.
YOUR PROFITS
BY BUYING LOCAL PRODUCTS
YOU ARE HELPING BENT),
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
Down town sales ofllco
In llend Company Building
Complete Stock of Lumber
. Lath, Bain and Doors
) SHEVLIN PINE
13
SOLD BY
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
SASH, DOORS and MILL WORK
Phone 1661
for . .
SASH FACTORY WOOD
PH6NE
BEND WHITE PINE SASH CO.
441
KENWOOD-BEND VIEW-
PINELYN PARK-TERMINAL
AND KENWOOD GARDENS
Eaiy Monthly Payments on Lots in these Jlddlllont.
J. Ryan I Co.
WE WILL BUILD sea
e Horn en (At Manikin
Pmmnt Vim. Sm Vi.
OREGON STRHkT
Bend View
PRICES: 1100 AND UP
TERMS: Reanonab e
We'll loan you money to build.
BEND'S MOST SCENIC
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
Every Lot commands a view
of the River, Mountains and
City. Building restrictions
according to Location.
: see
J. RYAN 4c CO.
O'Kane Bldg. Phone 361
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