The Bend bulletin., November 15, 1919, Page 4, Image 4

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The Bend Bulletin
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER. 15. 1919
ANNEX CRESCENT.
Having been octivo in the move
ment which resulted in the division
of Crook county to form Jefferson
county uud Inter, Deschutes, and
having urged in the campaign the
advantages to follow from the
creation of a smaller county we an
ticipate that we may be called in
consistent in what we are about to
propose.
We see no inconsistency, however,
but only a logical step in the rear
rangement of county lines in Central
Oregon.
The proposal Is that the northern
section of Klamath county, from a
point somewhere south of Crescent,
be annexed to Deschutes county.
As residents of Klamath county
the people of Crescent are under a
severe handicap due to their dis
tance from the county seat. Dis
tance 100 miles by road in the sum
mer time, they are even further away
in the winter when it is almost im
possible for them to travel the road
to the south, and all the year round
they are unable to communicate with
Klamath Falls by telephone, and by
telegraph only by going way round
the state.
Their relation to Bend, on the
other hand, is much closer. Their
mail comes from Bend, they have
a telephone connection with Bend,
the road to Bend is the one they
travel all the year round, most of;
them, we imagine, bank in Bend, and
they come to Bend to take the train.
In short. Bend is by far the more
RipplingRhurnQsi
J Vslt VcP4&
Homesick.
I am sitting in my palace, which ia strictly up-to-date;
and my Aunt Jemima Alice says I am a
lucky skate; my existence should be sunny should
be sweet as shredded honey, for I have a stack of
money, and a figtree by the gate. 1 am sitting in.
my palace as the evening shades draw near, drink
ing from a jeweled chalice many quarts of kickless
beer; luxuries are all around me, and no creditors
confound me, and no sorrows ought to hound me,
yet T sftTljig th6 "SseaWing tear. For my heart is.,
sick with longing for the scenes my childhood
knew; for the woods where birds were thronging!
and the pastures wet with dew ; all the day I'm
longing, wishing, for the creek where I went fish
ing, and old Dobbin, tail a-swishing, and the cow
that murmured "Moo !" Oh, my present lot is splen
did, but I'm thinking, with a sigh, of the school
that I attended in the happy days gone by; and I
hear the buzz and clamor when the teacher used to
hammer all the rudiments of grammar into boys,
and make them cry. So I weary of my palace,
though it is a sight to see, and I'd like to break
a gallus climbing up an apple tree; for this stale
life never varies; and I'd like to swipe some cher
ries, and some melons and some berries,' and to rob
a bumble bee.
logical county seat for them than
Klamath Falls ever was or could be.
and for the sake of general conven-
fence that section should be a part
of Deschutes county.
We do not know that the people
of Crescent would like to see their
country a part of Deschutes county
but because 'of the convenience that
would be occasioned we 'should sup
pose they would. Deschutes county,
we are sure, would like to see the
tie that is already close made closer.
Because of the loss in assessed
valuation that the annexation would
involve possibly the, rest of Klamath
county would not consent to letting
Crescent go. And possibly, if Cres
cent wanted to go the rest of the
county would see the reasonable
ness of the request and make no ob
jection.
. There are a number of mutter that
should be looked into in' case the
Idea is 'favorably received by Cres
cent. Would it not be a good plan
to tfike it up with the Crescent peo
ple and get ready to Blurt the mut
ter oft in case Iih udvuntuges, iuk
found to be sunk-lent?
By the drying up of the waters of
Silver Lake there hits been develop
ed the fact that it hud a golden liod.
tor in the past sou son there has been
ruised on the reclaimed laud on
abundance of hay and nearly 5.000
bushels of grain.
In view of the fuct that a good
many want to see the j' peace
treuty accepted by the I Senate
and other necessary business
tuken up it would not be i at all
suprlslng If we hud' another
holiday as soon as this hunjiy event
occurred.
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' - I'i'txhylei'liiii.
Kvorythlng t limn Is ui'IihuviiI and
unrest uihoiik I lie people of I ho
world. The Vnllod States Is no ex
cel plon lo I ho I'll In, What Is lo be
(ho end of II all. mid from where are
wo to expect deliverance? At our
iiinritiiiK service on Sunday at 11 u.
m. wo will consider this mutter
under the topic. "Christ's Doctrine
ns to the Coiii-ho ami Knd of This
Age." Wo state frankly and with
out reserve, that to those who are
Interested In conditions us they act
ually exlsl, thero will lie iui more. In
teresting topic to be heard foiHiiiie
tlnie.'t. . M lo ,. .n ... , . j j
The evening service will bo at
7: SO. The topic for the evening
sermon will bo "A Vision of the
Christ." This service will be of spe
cial interest and some of Its feature
will .bo outstanding. Come and en-
Joy the service Willi us. '.. t',
HARTRANKT. pastor.
Hiaiitllninlaii l.tillieioii.
Rev. Krcdorlk A. T. CorncliilsHcn
the pustor of the Sauntllunvliin Luth
eran church will preach Sunday
morning ut 1 1 o'clock. In Norkeglun
and Sunday evening tit 8 o'clock In
English. ,f
The Sunday school, begins nl:10
o'clock. All ure cordially Invited to
attend. Solo song und music",
Methodist Kplstopiil. , .
Sunday school nf !): 45. "Morning
service at 1 1 o'clock. Sermon topic,
I'Tho llenlltude of Forgiveness."
Epworth League at (5:30 p. in.
Happy Sunday evening at 7:30.
Sermon topic, "The (juestioli thin
Wrecks Empires."
Oo to church Tomorrow and Kuii
duyvlll be a happy Sunday.; There
Is tilwuy a eniillul welcome for ynii
at f'Tho little Ilrowu Church'. J.
EDGAR t'l'KDV, paHtgr.
v ., i
.- . ' llnptlxt. '
Hominy school at tl;-K, Morning
sermon, It o'clock ; tonic, "A Voice
of Warning."
Iti'iilhorhnotl intuiting ut 7 o'clock
Evening service ut 7:30, Harmon
tuple, "The Sum of Saving Know
ledge."- K. II. JOHNSON, paulor.
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CIiI'IhiIiiii Niit'lli'O Siiciely.
Sunday service ut eleven oYloch
at 41S lloml street, t SuliJecC "Mor
tals ami Immortals." Clirlstlaii
Contra! Oregon Keulty Co.
Ml Itond Street.
, Sonic Snaps..;: -
Sinn II two room house, Jlols IJo
nc huies addition, flfrp.j '
3- room house furnished Lytlo-iul-dltlon,
$900, ,
4- 1 ooin house plastered, 2 line lots
1 1 .660.
3- rooin lioiiKO, Kenwood (JurXloiin,
e800.
4 - room modern house, close ill,
2,200.
5-rooin modern huuse, close In,
I.B50.
Some line lots easy terms.
These are only a few of the bar
gain! we have.
KK.ll TIIKSK.
We have also in higher priced
houses:
0-rooin mod. on house. $(1,000.
S-rtiom modern house, 1 1. 700.
Also double corner lloml and Min
nesota streets. 100 by 140 terms.
$1 1,000. r.O by 140 fool lot Itond
and Mliinesolu. $S.O0O.
We have the goods.
List your place with us if you waul
It sold.
We tiet Results.
Central Oregon Realty Co.
931 Hond Street
MEN ONLY
A Man's Shoe
that WILL wear
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUE
$5.69
at
TRI-STATE
TERMINAL CO.
Sulvuco Iti'iidliiK room jl open nl the
Church every Tuesday nnd Frlihiy
evenings from 7 to V o'clock,
Km your chicken dhiunr at the
Alliihioiit. We will serve dinner
from 0:30 lo 6:45. 13S-2
Have you 11 go red your taxes for
the coming year? ,'; .
The "Poole"
For Dinner
A thick, juicy beefsteak
Hot rolls and butter
Folger's Golden Gate Coffee
That's a meal fit for the President.
Everyone likes good coffee. You
will like Folger's Gofden'Gate.
Different in taste from other coffee
.... and better.
H'S MS??'
V-"-- i'TT vjz?
Steel cu"
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Noli the Fragran
VACUUM PACKER
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3
I have just contracted for
the building of 14 modern
5 -room bungalows in Park
and Mill Additions. These
will include baths, base
nients, plumbing complete,
and double constructed
throughout.
t'MUIil 4,1 t,i4t
At cerlnli.ly us the moon
Influences tides, so ci'rliilnly
do rimiiI c!nl In s inrUli'iice a
nutii'M r I m : t In life. Ilcoimi'
know ii in your realm of us
siii'loiinns us a wi'll dri-Hscd
aman and tK-IjittiK hands
reach out to you you r can't
prevent good influences com
ing' lulu your dully affairs.
CLOTHES
are courageou"" clothes (hat
Insplro courugo In the wearer.
And the fnst-flylng world of
progress loves thn look of self
reliance In it man.
, t
Thnro nro no bettor clothes
than Society Brand enn't bo
made. Thero are J none us
good at tbe prices tit which
Society Ilrund arq sold. Wo
can't hopo to sell to men
who buy on price rilonn,
mi
It Is only n short tlmo
until C'lirlstmits 'stor; now to
Buy iEarly
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Loven &
Chirijund
"Hentl tol-oot hitfittr."
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