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THE DBND nru.KTlN. DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, HATl'UDAY, DECEMHER HI, hhn
The Bend Bulletin
DAILY EDITION
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DBND, ORBGON
Entrrol ns BtCOlu) ClsM mritt.r. Jammry S.
1917. mt th Port Offlca nt fend, Oncon. iiimr
Act of March 1879.
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HENRY N. POWLBR ArmtaU Editoi
M. A. HAMILTON AMoelatt Editor I
RALPH BPBNOBR Mtebulw Sap.
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tquare deal. eW-nn bus i newt, clvan politics and
the bent ntorMtl of Bend and Central Oregon. ,
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BATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 19 IS.
JOIN.
The Rod Cross membership drive is
lagging in Deschutes county as well
as In other parts of Oregon: why, it
is hard to understand unless people
think that with the war over there
is no need to support that great or
ganization further. If any are labor
ing under any such misapprehension
something should be done to get
them set right.
We still have an army in France,
almost two million men. They nc
longer are subject to wounds In bat
tle requiring surgical attention and
prolonged hospital treatment, but
they do need the ministration of the
Red Cross along with that of the va
rious welfare organizations. For thai
reason you slum Id support the Red
Cross by joining now.
There are still thousands of sol
diers in this country. For many of
them next Wednesday the only
Christmas cheer they will have will
be that furnished hy the Red Cross.
Will you share in making the day
a merry one for them? If you will,
join the Red Cross.
Two hundred thousand Yanks have
been wounded and are still being
cared for by the Red Cross. Are you
going to support them only so long as
they are actually facing a hostile
enemy? Or will you back them us still
while they fight the more subtle, but
not less fearful enemy of sickness and
disease? If you will, join the Red
Cross.
The Red Cross isn't this person's,
nor that person's, organization. It
is ours and yours. It is the organ
ized spirit of brotherhood and serv
ice of the whole I'nited States work
ing for those who have been work
ing for us. Recognize your parr.
Join and thereby support the cause
which represents you wherever there
Is need and suffering.
And join before Christmas that
the day may be happy in the spirit of
giving to others.
PLAYS Al l. RKVUDS AT I'l U'.IR 111 ".S I"
The Unselfish Gift
No other gh can living such all-round pleasure
to so many people ns The Brunswick Phonograph.
The entire family aiui nil one's friends can partici
pate in this enjoyment.
It is for this reason so many people choose The Brunswick as
a Christmas gift and why so many families "pool" their Christ
mas money ; so that all gain far more satisfaction than in receiving
small, individual presents.
The tendency this Christmas is "a worth while present for all"
rather than "a knick-knack for each."
The Brunswick is an ideal choice. It will prove an ever-present
delight for years to come. This super-phonograph plays all
records as they should he played the tone is superb. Hear it
today.
Let Us Play The Brunswick for You. Terms to Suit Purchaser.
BEND FURNITURE COMPANY
This Store will be
Open Saturday,
Monday and
Tuesday
Evenings
Until 9 o'clock
ing at the Hartley ranch the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong and Mr.
and Mrs. Connley called at the J A
W. Scaggin home Sunday afternoon
TODAY'S HONOR ROLL
(Continued from Page One.)
ALFALFA HAY SOLD
BY PLAIN VIEW MAN
PLAINVIKW, Dec. 19. Alex
Leverenz sold 40 tons of alfalfa bay
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Clark, Mrs.
Louzetta Pulllan and Mrs. A. W.
Armstrong were shoppers in Bend.
Monday.
Miss Constance Knickerbocker re
turned to Bend to resume her High
school studies last week.
A. W Armstrong has hauled sev
eral loads of rye to Redmond the
past week.
Mrs. Paul Scroggin returned home
from Portland last Tuesday after
spending several weeks.
Word has been received that
Louise Gillet and daughter, Grace,
former Plalnview residents, have
been ill with Influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Scoggin and
Homer Connley were callers at the
Pine Tree mill last Thursday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. H. T Hartley were
business callers in Bend Saturday.
Mrs. M. W. Knickerbocker and
daughter, Rae, were week-end visi
tors in Bend.
Miss Grace Riggs has been ill with
a light attack of influenza.
George Calverley has been work-
John Suomy. Portland. Ore.
Peter Kler. Poeatello, Ida.
Alfonso Pasato. Danville, Wash.
Lester II. Lewin, Seattle. Wash.
Charles Solander, KelIog, Ida.
Alva Qanxler, Brumah, Ida.
Milton R. Miller, Bancroft. Ida.
Jack Dalbroi. St. Helens, Ore.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Sgt. Wilsur Culp, Merlin. Ore.
Clyde J. Ashby, Kugone. Ore.
Roy B. Rowland, Caldwell. Ida.
Byron O. Streeter. Seattle. Wash.
Ralph P. Bliss, Zella, Wash.
Harry F. Madison, Portland. Ore.
Charles Reid. Shellock. Wash.
Wounded Slightly.
Lt. Charles A. Hoss, Portland, Ore.
Otto W. Anderson, Portland. Ore.
Frank H. Osborn. Dubois. Ida.
Harry H. Horton. Ping MO, Ida.
William A. Dunkelberger, Olytn
pia, Wash.
Francis M. Kar:-:ner. Kalania,
Wash.
R. C. Piatt, lone. Wash.
Howard A. Kent, Bjpn&ers Ferry,
Ida.
Charles A. Denney, t. abridge,
Ida.
William A. Miller. Salmon. Ida.
Krnest Wornek. Goldberg, Ida.
MARINE CORPS.
Killen in Action.
Herbert R. French, Colfax, Wash.
Arthur R. Morgan, Ashland, Ore.
Frank S. I'lrich. Pendleton, Ore.
Died or Disease.
Fred w. Anderson, Hadloek, Wash,
j Herbert I. Parish, Centralia, Wash.
Gen C. Perkins, Poeatello, Ida.
Vo l H i: of ELECTION.
Notice of election of Central Oregon
Irrigation District to . led one di
rector at larse for the term of
three years to suc-ced Director J
g. McOuffle, and to determine
whether or not district bond!
should be issued in the sum and
amount of J 240.000.00.
Notice is hereby given that an
election win be held by the electors
of Central Oregon Irrigation Iiistrlct
on tlx- 14th day of January. 1919,
to elect a director at large for tin
term of three years to succeed J
McQuffie, and for the additional pur
pose of determining srbc ther or not
I six per cent, negotiable coupon bonds
of said district shall he Issued in the
amount of $999,300.00 in order to
I comply on the part of the district
with that certain contract entered
i into between it. acting by anil
; through its Board of Directors, and
the Central Oregon Irrigation Com-
I pany on the Kith day of December,
1918, and to secure to the district
the properties, rights. ti. :. and
SAVE YOUR HAIR
by taking electrical treatments
at Mrs. (fuller's, O'Kane Bldg.,
Room 28. Give a trial to Nlkk
Marr Preparations and you will
not quit them any more.
0'Kne Bid,!. Room 28. Phone R-1 70 1
Get your Picture Fram
ing done early for Xmas
by the Standard Furni
ture Company.
Iw you want want to buy anything,
Sell or trade anything; rent a house
of furnished rooms, try a Bulletin
Want Ad They blrng results.
STOCK MARKET REPORT
NORTH PORTLAND, Dec. 21. Two hundred cattle were
received. Market strong.
Prime steers, $12.00 12.75; good to choice, 111.00
12.00; medium to good, $ 10.00 Ifl 1 1 .00 ; fair to medium, $8.60
9.50; common to fair, 87.6008.60; .choice cows and heifers,
$8.50 9.25 ; medium to good, $7. 608.60; fair to medium,
$li.507.50; canners, $3.504.50; bulls, $0.00 ft 8.00 ; calves,
$9.0012.00; stockers and feeders, $7.00(89.00.
SWINE.
One thousand hogs were received today. Market strong.
Prime mixed, $16.75016.85; medium mixed, $16.50016.76;
rough heavies, $14 75016.00; pigs, $14.(5)15.00. Bulk of
Bules$1G.85.
8HEBP.
Fifteen hundred sheep were received today. Market steady.
Prime lambs, $12.00(15)13.00; fair to medium, $9.00 11.00;
yearlings, $10.0011.50; wethers, $9.0010.00; ewes, 6 00
8 00.
Central Oregon Bank
advantages under said contract to
uccrue to it, and whether or not six
per cent negotiable coupon bonds ol
.the district in the additional amount
of $17,700.00 shall be Issued to pro-
vide a sum sufficient to pay the first
I year's interest to accrue on said
! bonds, and to pay the cost and ex-
pense of said bond issue as well.
making a total bond issue of $210.
1000.00 for the purpose of mild elec
tion saiil district should be divided
'into election precincts, described as
: tollOWtj
; PRECINCT No. l. Beginning at
'the Intersection of the stream com-
. monly known as Crooked river, with
t'i" northern boundary of Township
14. South, Range :! Esst, of Willam
ette Meridian, thence westerly to the
northwest corner of said Township
ill. .South. Raqge 19 Bast; thence
southerly to the southeast corner of
said Township 14 South, Range 19
Fast; thence easterly to the south
east comer of Section 31, of Town
ship 14 South, Range 14 Fast, V.
IM.; thence northerly to the Inter
section of the easterly boundary of
i Section 18 of said Township II,
'South, Range 11 East, with Crooked
! river; thence westerly ami north
westerly along said Crooked river to
the point of beginning.
PRECINCT No. 2. Beginning at
the intersection of the southerly
boundary of Township 15. South.
Range 19 Fast, Willamette Meridian.
With the stream commonly known as
: the Deschutes river; thence easterly
i lo the southeast corner of said Town
ship 15 South, Range 13 Bast; thence
northerly to the northeast corner of
Said Township 15 South. Range 13
East; thence westerly to the Inter
section of the northerly boundary of
Township 15 South, Range 12 Bast,
I with the Deschutes river; thence
southerly along said Deschutes river
to the point, of beginning.
PRECINCT No. :;. Beginning at
'the intersection of tint southerly
boundary of Section 7, of Township
17 South. Range 12 Fast, Willam
; otto Meridian, with the stream com
monly known as the Deschutes river;
thence easterly to tin; southeast cor
I nor of Section 12 of Township 17
South, Range 13 Fast; thence north
erly 10 tint northeast corner of Town
ship 1 ; South, Range 13 Fast; thence
westerly to the Intersection of the
northerly boundary of Township I'l
j South, Range 12 Fast., with the De
schutes river; thence southerly and
: southwesterly along the said De
! schutes river to the point of begin
ning. PRECINCT No. 4. Beginning al
the Intersection of the southerly
boundary of Section 13, Township 18
South, Range 11 Bast, Willa met 1.
Meridian, with the stream commonly
known as the Deschutes river; thence j
easterly to the southeast corner of
Section 13 of Township 18 South,'
Range 13 Fast; thence northerly lo
1 he northeast corner or Section 13
or Township 17 South, Range 1:1
Fast; thence westerly to the inter
section of the northerly boundary of
Section 18 of Township 17 South,
Range 12 Fast, with the Deschutes
river; thence southerly along said
Deschutes river to the point of be
ginning. PRBOINCT No. 5. Beginning nt
the southwest corner of Section 18
of Township 18 South, Range 14
East, Willamette Merldiun, thence
easterly to the southeast corner of
Section 13 of said Township 19
South. Range 14 Fust; theme north
erly to the northeast corner of Town
ship 17 South, Range 14 Fast; thence
westerly to the northwest corner of
said Township 17 South. Range 11
Fast; thence southerly to the point
of beginning,
PRECINCT No. '. Beginning at
he northwest corner of Township
IS South, Range 14 Fast. Willamette
Meridian, thence southerly to the
southwest corner of said Township
South. Range 14 Fast; thonec
easterly to the northwest comer of
Township 16 South. Range 14 Bast ;
theme southerly to the southwest
corner of Township 1 1". South. Rang
14 Fast; thence easterly to the south
east corner of said Township I.;
South. Range 14 Fast; thence north
erly to the northeast corner of said
Township If. South. Rang It Fast;
thence westerly to the southeast cor
ner of Township I.", South, Range 14
Fast; thence northerly to the east
one-quarter comer of Section 25 of
said Township 15 South. Range 14
Fast; thence easterly to the east one-
quarter corner of Section 29 of Town
ship 15 South. Range 16 Fast; thence
northerly lo the northeast corner of
Section 5 of said Township 15 South.
Range 15 Fast; thence westerly to
tli.' point of beginning.
The polling places for said election
shall be as follow s :
Precinct No. 1 V. It Davidson
farm house.
Precinct No. 2. T. s. Stevens'
farm house.
Precinct No. 3. Deschutes school
house.
Precinct No. 4. Orange hall.
Precinct No. 5. Alfalfa school
home.
Precinct No. (, Community hall.
The polls will be open at 8 o'clock
in the forenoon on the day of elec
tion and w ill be closed at 5 o'clock
in tie- afternoon of said day
J. ALTON THOMPSON,
President.
J. ALTON THOMPSON,
j. o. Mcduffie,
A. J RIGGS.
Board of Directors of Central
Oregon Irrigation District.
Attest:
j ; Mcduffie,
Secretary of Central Oregon Irri
gation District.
7-13-19-26-310
ARE YOU
FOOT-SORE?
AN BXPERT
one wllh scientific knowledge
at his command, will be wllh
us for two days, beginning
December 2.;. and will dem
onstrate the use of those sim
ple foot appliances, which If
worn will give Instant relief
to those who suffer.
Come in with your troubles
and obtain relief.
Remember the Dates
December 2H-27.
Mannheimer Bros.
w
ARNER
Haiti's Santa ( laus Store
s
Cheaper Wood
No. 1 Wood 1 Hcftvj )
No. ' Wood 1 Light 1
To the General Public
No. 1 Box Wood $4.00
No. 2 Box Wood $3.00
To Mill Employees
No. 1 Box Wood $3.00
No. 2 Box Wood $2.00
Try the No. '2 Box Wood the next time you order
The Miller Lumber Co.
PHONE loM
Make Mother's Housework Easier
WITH A
VACUUM CLEANER
Price $30.00
Bend Walcr Light & Power
Company
The United Warehouse Company
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS
FOR CENTRAL OREGON OF
OIL, GASOLENE, FLOUR, SALT,
MEATS, 1 1 AM, QACON. LARD, Elc
Fertilizers for Lawns and Farm Lands
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
We Buy Hides
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