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The Bend Bulletin
DAILY EDITION
faMlahtd E'trr Alt.rnoon Rinpt Sunday,
Bj Tht Bred llullelin (Incorporatwl)
Enteral m Second Claaa mllr January
I, l17. at the Poat Offic at lknd, Ororon.
aider Act of March 3.
ROBERT W. SAWYER Editnr-Manamr
BKNRY N. FOWLER Awuiclat. Kditor
FKEU A. WOIiLKLKN..A.Ivertlin MniuiOT
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BALP1I Sl'KN'CKR Mechanical Supt.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1920.
THE FIRST THOISAXD
TVe trust that we may be par
doned if we mention here an event
that has Just occurred that gives
The Bulletin thorough satisfaction.
This is the attainment by Its daily
edition of a circulation in excess of
1000 copies o be exact, 1003.
The figure was reached on Satur
day and marks a mile post in the
progress that has been constant
since the paper was established on
December 6. 1916.
To some that inclusion of the
odd three over the thousand may
seem to be carrying the thing to a
fine point. To anyone familiar
with modern circulation account
ing and every advertiser ought to
be familiar with this the figure
Indicates the exactitude with which
records are kept. It is to the
newspaper the came thing that a
bank statement is to a bank.
This feature of our business has
been referred to here in a mention
of the Audit Bureau of Circulations,
and also touched in a series of ad
vertisements. We speak of it
again to emphasize to our adver
tisers that. In buying advertising
in The Bulletin, they are getting
a, circulation that it audited and
guaranteed and greater than that
of any other local advertising med
ium. In view of this increased circula
' tion, as well as because of unnsnal
costs, we are also announcing an
increase in our advertising rates .to
25 cents per column, inch, effective
May lj In paying this our adver
tizers will know just exactly what
they, are paying for, because our
circulation records are open to In
spection by any of them at' any
time.
Kovi .we. are starting after our
second thousand.
V HUH I iwwi at' ' Vh L
WILL BE C ANDIDATE
Robert W. Sawyer, appointed by
Governor Olcott to serve as county
judge until the next general elec
tion, will be a candidate for the re
publican nomination for the Judge
ship at the coming primaries. At
the time of bis appointment Mr.
Sawyer stated that be was not a
candidate for the office, and he
has now consented to the use of
his name only at the repeated re
quest of voters from all sections of
the county.
Deafness.
My ears don't work the way they should; my
hearing isn't extra good; and agents come nust
every' morn to sell some patent audihorn, some
strange contraption, painted blue, to make me hear
as well as you. I shoo said agents from my door
and tell them to come back no more. To buy such
traps I'd be a loon; my deafness' is my greatest
boon. The fellow with a weary tale with fungus
on it, it's so stale, will pass me by before he'll tell
his story when he has to yell. I miss so many tales
of woe, so many chestnuts all men know, so .much
of gossip mean and punk, so much of scandalmon
gers' junk, that I'd -despise the meddling men who
brought my hearing back again. And when I seek
my couch at night I'm like a child, I sleep so tight.
The noise that keeps you all awake my gentle slum
bers cannot break. I do not hear the rounder yell,
I do not hear the milkman's bell ; the chugging mo
tors scorching by can't make your uncle bat an
eye. I'm satisfied, the way I am ; you see me mer
ry as a clam, and if I heard as well as you, no doubt
you'd find me grim and blue.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
CECIL B. DeMILLE'S
"Male and Female"
CAST INCLUDES:
Thomas Meighan
Theodore Roberts
Gloria Swanson
Robert Cain
A romance tint icurclici Jeep into human
hcarti, A picture poignant, powerful, tre
tncnjuui in iu icop. tuporb in ite artntry,
dcitincd to rank at a thrillinif climax to
any or all of DcMille'i tfreateit achievement!.
CAST INCLUDES;
Lila Lee
Wesly Barry
Bebe Daniels
Raymond Hatton
We rrqurtt HencUt.ce lo the mat
ioea peiformancei to avoid
evening crowd i.
YOU.LL NEVER FORGET
LIBERTY
MALE AND FEMALE"
NO CHINDRF.N IINDF.R U i
jrcart will be admitted lo the
evening petlormancM
V
Lepers Live Fairly Well.
The 5.1X10 lcpir if t'ullnn, Philip
pine Islands, noil the products of llielr
funning nud fishing to tln government,
which In turn furnishes thorn with ra
tions and supplies. The lepers send
money each month to their rvlullves la
the outside world.
of XW 1-4,
1-4, sec 26-
sec 25: NE 1-4 of XE
!0-10: $10.
Daily Market Report
LIVESTOCK.
(FnrnUhH br arranffem.nt with lha
Central Orccaa Bank.)
NORTH PORTLAND. April 19.
Cattle Receipts, none: steady.
Grain and pulp fed steers. $12 to
$13: choice, $11 to $12: good to
choice. $10 to $11: medium toi
$14.25 to $15.75: common to med
ium, $11 to $14.50: yearlings. $15
to $15.50; wethers, $14.50 lo
$1..25: ewes. $10 to $14: sprlnc
lambs. $17 to $19. All .shorn stuff
$3 tinder these quotations.
ALFALFA SEED
Fancy Chilean alfalfa
seed, domestic grown, in
any quantity. Write for
sample and prices. Manteca
good $9 t.o $io; fair to good $s. 2 5 Seed & Grain Co., Manteca,
choice cows and heifers, $10.50 lo n ... . ' , .
$11.00; good to choice. $9.50 to
$10.50; medium to good. $S.25 to
js.za; fair to medium. $7 to $8.25;
canners. $5 to $7: bulls. $ to $8.50;
prime light calves. $15to ?17: med
ium light. $10- to $15; heavy, $7 to
Hons.
Receipts, none: steady. Prime mii-
ed, $17 to $17.35; medium mixed.
$16.25 to $17; rough heavies,
$12.25 to $16.25; pigs, $13 to
$15.50.
Sbeep.
Receipts, none; steady. East of
mountain lambs. $17 to flS: licht
valleys. $15.75 to $17: heavv.
California.
o-14-19c
East Indian Farmers Exploited.
Although SO per cent of the Kat
Indians nre agriculturists, ouly 2 per
cent of these farmers ore free from
debt Everx season they borrow for
tilling, harvesting and for marketing,
so that they always work on borrowed
inbney. The farmer does not sell In
ihe murket, but the produce Is sold
by money lenders. The establishment
of many Industrial Institutions by
missionary societies Is proving
practlcnl solution to inu problem.
Loving Klndnets Needed.
Tho limn who feels weary of living
miy be sure tlint he does not lovo his
fellow creatures us he ought. Arthur
Helps.
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I hereby uiinotinco my candidary
on the democratic ticket for the of
fice of sheriff of Deschutes county.
subject to the will of the voters at
the primary election May 21. I
am basing my candidacy upon an
Intimate knowledge of the duties of
the office, having been deputy sher
iff of Hood River und Wasco coun
ties. If elected 1 promise thorough
performance of the duties of the
office and justice to all.
Adv. C.EORGB STOKOE.
the primary election, May 21, 1920.
1 huvu been resident of llend
for Die past 13 yours, and am fully
nt'uuiilnti-O with conditions exist
ing In this county. If elected 1
promise to glvo my full lima to
the condui t of the business tit I lie
office. J I). DAVIDSON.
Adv
I hereby announce, nly candidacy
for the nomination to the ofllco of
County Judge of Deschutes County
on the Democratic Ticket, subject to
the primary election. Way 21, 1920.
If elected, I .will promise a pro
gressive business administration of
County ufTulrs. Action, economy, te
ndency. At your service- alwuya.
J. A. KAHTK9. q
Adv.
We hereby announce the candi
dacy of John Murah. of Tumalti, for
the office of County Commissioner
of Deschutes County uli the Repub
lican ticket, subject to the primar
ies In May.
TL'.MAI.O DEVELOPMENT LEACH' E
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the orilcn of county commissioner
of Deschutes County on the, Repub
lican ticket, subject lu tho will of
tho voters nt tho May primaries.
CHAHLKH CARROLL.
I take this means of announcing
my candidacy for the nomination
for the office of county clerk on
the republican ticket, subject to
They Are Here
Those Aliens
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Record of Transfers.
FURNISHED BY THE DESCUTES
ABSTRACT COMPANY.
Van C. Griffin to Jennie E. Tay
lor, NW 1-4 of W 1-2 of SE 1-4,
sec 21-20-18; $10.
R. H. SI iter to J. m. Powers, lots
11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, blk
117, town of Hillman; $10.
Robert P. Long to Franklin A.
Long, El-2 of SE1-4, see 11-1 5-12
$1.00. .
William H. Franklin to Sbevlin
Hlxon Co., lot 14," blk 14, Highland
add; $100.
Wm. L. : Graham to Thomas H.
Huntsberry, lots 4, 6, 6, blk 2,
Orokla add; $10.
Desert Land Board to C. G. and
Ethel M. Tweedt, NW 1-4 of NE 1-4,
sec 22-16-11.
Desert Land Board to C. G. and
Ethel M. Tweedt, NW 1-4 of NW
1-4, see 22-16-11.
Medo Baughman to Deschutes
county, sec 11-16-12; $275.
Sarah A. Neel to Deschutes coun
ty, sec 30-15-13; $1.
Currie V. Dnna to Thomas W,
Trtplett, lot 13, blk 10, Wiestoria;
$10.
The Bend company to D. E. Hun-1
ter, tract of land In SE 1-4 of NW
1-4, sec 32-17-12; $10.
, John E. Williams to Deschutes
county, sec 16-16-12; $35.
John W. TTsher to William H.'H.
Williams, SE 1-4 of SE 1-4, see 23;
SW1- of SW1-4, sec 24; NW1-4
H
AVE vou seen a snaoov new
car on the streets of Bend in
the last few days? That's an Allen.
We have just received a car of Aliens,
and we believe that they are all that
has been said of them.
Come in and we will be very glad to
give you an ALLEN Demonstration.
r
At the same time we received a car
load of Allen cars we received a car
load of those sturdy Maxwells.
We WANT You to Bring
Your Power Problems to Us
There is no need of experimenting. The
General Klectric Company has tlcvtlopnl a motor
for every power need, and every (!-K motor is
hacked to the limit by the (j-K rne,incrrinp, and
manufacturing organization.
. , We are competent to select the riejit motors
and design the correct drive layout for your plant.
Give us the opportunity to PROVE thin. An
inquiry involves no obligation.
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
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Do you vote blindly, or have uou
a practical knowledge of the issues
at stake, or of the ability of the
candidate when you go to the polls?
The right to vote, remember, is one of the
great privileges of a democracy, and it is
the only truly American method of right
ing wrong, or of preventing it.
The Shevlin-Hixon Company.
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PIONEER GARAGE CO.
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TIME
The one thing on earth that is thrown away
most recklessly and which can never be
regained.
TIME 5AVING
Goes hand in hand with THRIFT and
INDUSTRY in any one's journey toward
success.
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Company
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