THB BEND BULLETIN. DAILI KL.1TION, BEND, OREGON, TIURSDAV, Al'Ol'HT 1W, 1P10
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SMOKE VEIL IS
CLEARED AWAY
HUCKLEBERRY CROP
IS TOTAL FAILURE
Fruit taut Hunt in Mountains Report.
fl by Al Edwards Kxpeets
RiK Vh ia Xxt Year.
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TiOXAIi FORF.ST GKT CLF.AR
VIEW OK DISTRICT FOR FIRST
: TIME IX TWO WEEKS.
With no disastrous tiros the Das
chutes National forest has passed
through the most dangerous period
of the fire neasou, during the past
ia Aava , nnrltir that time, smoke
marf observations by lookouts prac-
.tlcalty Impossible, and the danger
was ever present that flames might
.( o tmmntiftaus start before being
P. - w . - -
.; reported. ' Several fires, as a matter
of fact, did start, but were seen by
road natrols. and extinguished before
any great amount of damage had
been done. ' 1
For the last two days, the smoke
cloud has" been gradually thinning.
and Perry South. Sisters ranger, re
ported yesterday evening that he had
" been able to get a complete view of
his district. Conditions which pre
vailed during the better part of the
last two : weeks may come again if
. the wind should change to blow into
Central Oregon from fires west of the
Cascades, but there , Is little chance
of conflagrations on this side of the
, mountain, producing es heavy a pall
of smoke aa that which has been
hanging over the forest.
The huckleberry cron of Central
Oregon is a total failure this year
Is the declaration of KEdwarils ol
this city after a fruitless hunt
through what are usually the best
berry putches of the country.
Whether It Is due to late frosts, or
is just that. Inexplicable condition
known as an "off year," Mr. Ed
wards does not attempt to say.
The berries simply aren't there.
Next year the crop will probably
be a record-breaker, Mr. Edwards
says.
CRUISERS BACK ON
TIMBER ESTIMATE
FINE STRAWBERRIES
PRODUCED IN BEND
J. E. Sullivan Will Have 50 Crates
from Small Garden Patch at
I
Jefferson Place.
Whoever says that fruit cannot be
raised successfully In Bend Is to say
the least, badly mistaken, according
to J. E .Sullivan, who yesterday pro
duced two Boxes of high grade straw
berries, grown "in his own garden on
Jefferson Place, as a sample ot what
can be done with a little care and at
tention., plus scientific selection of
the varieties of fruit best adapted to
this soil and climate.
Mr. Sullivan's berry patch Is not
a large one, but be declares that he
will get SO crates from It. . He has
already been assured ot a fancy price
an the entire output.
40,000 Acres Rernuin to Ro Crulswl
Xcur Crime Prairie, Says
Supervisor.
After several weeks on the
Cchoco national forest, the cruising
crew which started early In the
summer at Crane Prairie returned
to Bend this morning, and will be
sent out at once to complete their
work on the Deschutes national
forest.
Supervisor N. C- Jacobson esti
mates that the timber remaining to
be cruised' from Crane Prairie will
total approximately" 40,000 acres.
2&
REVOLUTION ON
IN MONTENEGRO
Fighting Widespread, and Serbians
Unable to Suppress Revolt
. Railroad Lines Cut.
- (By United Pren to The Brad Bulletin.)
LONDON, Aug. 28. A revolution
has brokeif out in Montenegro ex
tending over the entire country, ac
cording to dispatches received here.
The situation is regarded as serious.
Fighting is widespread, with Serbian
forces unable to suppress the revolt.
The Montenegrins have -cut the
railroad running to Antivari.
" Fit It in The Bulletin.
PULLET ISLAYER
. AT FOUR MONTHS
' Barred Rock, Fowls Owned by Mm.
C. B., Allen Dependable Egg l
Producer at Tender Age.
r ., What is believed, to be a new re
Jcord in the development of early lay
ing chickens. l held by Mrs. C. B.
I Allen, of phis city, who has Barred
, Rock pullets which are already relia
ble egg producers, at the age of four
, months and" .nine days. - While this
has been equalled by White Leg
horns, Mrs. Allen believes that It may
stand as a new record for dual pur
pose fowls. - f . '
.. One of Mrs. Allen's pullets has
laid for three .days In succession. In
itself a highly unusual achievement
for a new layer. '". 1
Put it in The Bulletin.1
ClawIM ftdrvrttalor chars Mr km M
scuta for zo worda or mm. um cent fw
ord for all mr to. All claaaiaa adVcrttala
itrietlr caw hi adraaea-
MISCELLANEOUS
SELL FOR US IN YOUR VICINITY
Complete line well grown
stock. Liberal commission with
cash advance. Write for contract
at once. Salem Nursery Co.. Salem,
Ore. ' 41-60tfc
WANTED
Put It in The Bulletin.
WANTED Ranges, household goods
furniture and phonographs. Stand
ard Furniture Co. ' '71c
WANTED Office furniture and
typewriters. Standard Furniture
Co. 71c
WANTED Colored lady cook,
Good wages. Phone 1501. -
36-7 ltfc
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P
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KOTECT your earnings now
by saving and you will have
means to protect your comfort
in old age.
Come ia tomorrow anj join the ranks of
th saver.. Ye, your account earns 4.' "
Tw Bang or Sufntiot Bm
TTie First National Bank
OF BEND
They Don't Orate
to get
RESULTS
They Work Without
Talking
They Rent
They Buy
They Sell
They Hire
They Find
They Lease
They get
RESULTS
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WANTADS
WANTED To rent or lease, mod
ern house. Ralph S. Allen, care
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
28-7l-6p
FOUND Wednesday, on street, pair
of glasses in ease. Owner In
quire at Bulletin office. 27-7 lc
WANTED To rent, modern house.
Claude Mannholmer. 26-7 1-Sc
WANTED Girl to asslHt with gen
eral housework. School girl pre
ferred. Inquire Mrs. I. R. Hrobert.
1008 Wall St. . 20-70tfc
WANTED 'Help wanted at Bartlctt
Hotel. T1. Black 1251.
13-69tfc
WANTED TO RENT 3 or 4 room
modern house, either furnished
or unfurnished; will take best care
of same. 'Will .consider anything
tor rent. ' Address Mrs. J. 8usac,
general delivery. 8-69-7 lp
WANTED At the brick yard, few
good IS a day men. Bend Brick
Lumber Co. 77-42tto
FOR SALE
FOR SALE New White rotary sew
ing machines. Special, $50.
Standard Furniture Co. 71c
FOR SALE OR TRADE 300
framed pictures at sacrifice. E.
D. Gilson. , 35-71-2C
FOR SALE Blue Damson plums.
apples and peaches. Bargain
prices. 146 Greenwood avenue.
Office hours 1 to 6 p. ro. - '
32-71-3P
FOR 8 ALE Will sell for cash
furniture and household goods
in my house next to Emblem club,
Monday morning September first.
beginning at nine-thirty. First
come, first served. U. C. Coe.'
31-71-3C
FOR SALE 1918 Dodge In good
-mechanical condition. 1918 Max
well, run only 3900 miles. See
R. S. McCluro, at Walther-Wlllloms.
10-70-lc
Truck owners
here in this city and
everywhere throughout
the United States are - hauling more
tonnage on Firestone Tuck Tires
than on allother makes of truck tires combined
WE know Firestone TrickTire nt! van
tages. We've wutched their work
closely. We know, too, that you need
these tires on your trucks.
More than that, you need the aid of our
truck-tire press and other machinery.
These will practically end loss of time foe
truck-tire change.
Talk to us before '
truck tires.
vu buy your next
CENT-ORE MOTOR. CO., BendOregon
The fact isOver half the truck Tonnage of America Is carried cn
;(W8atet9e. Tire
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FOR SALE Two no modern five
room bunnalows on Delaware
avenue Inquire J. Ryan Co.
, . 70-siie
FOR SALE Two-room and four
room houses on Ogden avenue.
Mr. Vernon Forbes. 75-66tfo
FOR RENT
FOR RENT AND 8ALE Bleetrle
vacuum cleaners. Standard Fur
niture Co. 71e
FOR RENT Small house, partly
furnished,-$6.60 per month. 8.
R. Hogln, 84 Lafayette Ave.
3S-71p
FOR RENT AND 8ALE Four
room house for rent. Furniture
for sale cheap for cash. Inquire
Robert Nelson, 8 doors from cor.
Hill and Lake Place. M-88-7p
LOST t
IXST-In postofflce, fountain pen.
Finder please return to Pastime.
96.68-730
LOST Purse containing 85.30
(thirty cents In silver and five
dollar bill), card ot Oehocs room
ing house of I'rlneville. Reward for
finder. Notify Bend Oullotln.
84-71p
FOR SALE B-room house, Includ
ing three lots and garage; kitchen
modern. Inquire Bend Bulletin.
88-70-3C
FOR SALE 2 shacks, one three
room, all furnished, porch and
cellar; one two room, rented, has
barn and small chicken house. . Big
bargain. Inquire Huirdresslng par
lor. 9-69tfc
FOR SALE 320 acres, 240 acres
- all level, no rock, soil first class,
abundant outrange, on new state
highway survey, good possibilities
for irrigation. Price right. Terms
if desired. ' Inquire Bulletin.
3-69-73C
FOR SALE 40 acres, 35 acre
water, right, the same in cultiva
tion, 30 acres in alfalfa. Bearing
family orchard. All fenced, cross
fences are woven wire. 7-room
plastered house, bath and closets,
cost. $3000 to build. Barn 40x60.
Numerous outbuildings, cistern and
pond. . Price $6000; $3600 cash,
balance 3 yrs. at 6 int. F. O.
Riebhoff, Redmond Ore. 16-D9-71p
FOR SALE 40 acres, 28 acre
water right, 81 acres cleared, 8
acres alfalfa, 10 acres irrigated pas
ture, small fruits, 6-room house,
cow barn 16x60, 60-ton silo; 1
miles from Redmond. Price $3600
$1700 cash, federal lonn of $100.
Will take second mortgage for the
balance for 3 yrs. 7. F. O.
Riebhoff, Redmond. 17-69-71p
FOR SALE Model 1919 Hupmo
blln, drivon only 6600 miles, three
months in use. Good running con
dition, latest equipment. Inquire
J. A. Eastes' office. 85-67tfc
FOR SALE 2 Jersey cows, 6 and
8 years; 2 Jersey heifers, 2 years;
2 spring heifer calves; 1 brood sow
and 2 shoatn. May be seen at old
Christian Nelnon ranch, northwest
of Ttimalo. (llonn Scarlo,' IJox 606,
Bend, Oro. 70tfc
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Of all the tires that are made, "; ' facilities, they employ many
exclusive methods.
They can go to greater
lengths in testing, improving
and perfecting the things that
make good tires.
We find it good business to
sell United StatesTires.
whyv do you suppose we
prefer to sell United States
Tires? ,v.;;,; ;.:
Because they are made by
the biggest rubber company
in the world. And they know
' tirtw to huild erood tires.
And you will find it good
They have choice of ma- business to buy them. They
terials, they have immense t are here-a tire for every need.
United StatesTires
are Good Tires'
We know UNITED STATES TIRES are GOOD Tires. That's why we sell them
BEND GARAGE, Bend, Ore. GATES & DONALDSON, Culver, Ore.
U. S. Tire not to exceed 10 Inches In depth.
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