The Bend bulletin., May 26, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

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LIBERTY
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DEND TRAIN HCHKDUI.B.
Oregon Trunk.
Arrives, 7:86 A. M.
Leavai 1:00 P. If.
O-W. B. W.
Arrives, 6:60 P. M.
Leaves, 7:00 A. M.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Clinton Combs, I In nilu7 from
l.ukovlnw.
V. N. Dykstru, or .Mllllcan, Ih
ntMndinic u fi'w duyit In the city.
Mini lli'lnm Peterson, of Seattle.
In in Hon J uh n K""t of William Wil
llums. Mrs. C, 1). Harmon, of Hampton.
In In llio city visiting her daughter,
MIbm Unrlo Burton.
John Alexander, who him been at
tending th Oregon Agricultural col
l"go ut Corvulll. Ik bank In Rend for
the summer.
A marriage license was Issued
yesterday from the office of the
county clerk for Clinton M. Olson
and! Miss Florence It. Culrone, both
of Rend.
' l. R. Cottroll. of Portlund, ar
rived bare thin morning to accept a
position day clerk at tbe Pilot
Butte Inn. Mr. Cottroll succeeds
Gordon Thompson, who' will leave
fur Canuda to take up government
land within a few days. C. R. Rlshop.
also of Portlnnd, la taking tbe night
shift at tho Inn.
"TWt
btlr, com
furtW
5 gr
Costs Nothing
To Try
WITH EVERY CAM of Dependable goes
tkis guarantee If after using half the contents
jb of the can you are not satisfied, then return tlie
remainder to your grocer and he will refund
pour money. " 1
We couldn't afford to make such on iron-clnd guarantee
unless Dependable is all fJe claim it to be,
Sdwards'
DEPENDABLE
CO&Q
VACUUM PACKED
AT YOUR GROCERS .
GRAND
TONIGHT and
THURSDAY
EUGENE
O'BRIEN
in
"The
Perfect
Lover"
Hr wu a pool ltutliDg afliM wKoto
tharmi no womin could miit,
and
LARRY SEMON in
"Well lil Be"
AT THE HOTELS. .
I'llut Itutto Inn.
F. J. Richards, Portland.
Mm. II. II. Ilowmnii, Portland.
J. 11. Wilson, Klamuth Knll.
I.
Itoyw. K la inn I li KuIIh.
Charles l.iMiz, Klumnlu Fulls.
I, . R. Coltrvll, Pnrllnnd.
C. It. ItlKhup, Portland.
II. J. Elirm.m, Knlum.
n. H. Dixon. Prlnevllle.
llntW Cory.
A. F. JitkHlin. Portland.
Clinton Comb. Lnkevlew,
A.
A. t'numunn. Portlnnd.
B. ("lugrlch. Conley.
K.
ClHudo Crensoy, Sink.
V. N. DykHtrn. Mlllirun.
Hou-I Wright.
Hilly Ryun Portland.
W. F. MeOrutli, Fnllbildgo,
H. 11. March, Vnncouvnr.
John C. Armstrong, Castle Rock,
Wah.
T. H. Rnker, Rums.
William Wont. Hllvor Lake.
L. fieott. Bnlmn.
Drlu in your boat negatives and
have them enlarged. We make 8x10
enlargement for 00c. Ccutrul Photo
Co.. with Byinonds Hros., Jewelers,
Bund. Oregon. 43c
DANCE AT THE GYM
THURSDAY, MAY 2 7.
PEERLESS ORCHESTRA
WITH .RILEY WALKER
AT THE BANJO.
ADV. 4446c
Pot ,K fa The ItaDettta.
POISON HEMLOCK
WORK PROGRESSES
Htoik Losses from Dcudly Weed Can
ltd Practically l.'lliiiliiulcd In
Three Years, Is Ilelleved.
Kxpnrlnmiit work In iiolxon liem
lock eradication will be done thin
summer on thu upper MutolliiH where
tho wnud ban long bmm tho ciiuhd of
I(ihhi' to cntllii moil, OnuiiiK '
umlinir Jack ilortoii, of tho Dim
chtiloH Nutluiial foriiHt HtatiiM. Mr.
Ilorton Iiiim J UMt rittiriii':l from a
mirvity of tho liirntd torrltciry, and
ropnrta nxcolliiiit roHtiltN from tho
work dono durlnu Ilia past yyur.
Ono man Ih atlll boliiK (.'iiiployud to
root out und burn tho duudly pluntM.
Within tli run yciim' tlimi, Mr. Ifor
ton bnllnviiH that thu Htock Iohhdb
cuuiw.'d by thu hamlock can bu uIiiiohI
ontlridy nradlcatnd.
NEW SENIOR JOINS
GRADUATING CLASS
llllllKliIrr Alrln'K ill lliillli- of Mi'fli'
.Mlll.-r, who will HimiIk" IIIm
Diploma IXiliiy MkIiI.
That thu KradiiatiiiK cIuhk of tin;
lli-nd IiIkIi hcIiooI baa bi-cn iiicreuHcd
by mi" nii'inlmr, wan li-arned today
when annouiicuinuiil wuh mado of
tho birth of a buby duuiihtcr to Mr.
and MrH. Mnrla Miller of thin city.
Mr. Ml Hit, who completed I) In eourae
at tho end of the full term, but who
will rncelvo hi" diploma nt the com
mencement cuercliitii Friday night
of thin week, la ono of the two mar
ried men on tho xculor cIusb roll.
SWIALMING TANK TO
BE OPEN TOMORROW
Tho nwlmmliiK tank will open to
morrow evening ut tho Y. M. C. A.
for a nodal hwIiii for adult member
only. ThOKe not membera may o
enra Kueat ticket at tho office, en
titling them to uo of Hhowora and
plungo for the evening by making a
nmull payment for Mime. Kwlmmern
should bring their own bathing
miitH und towula oh theKu will not
be for rent until next week. The
wimmlng tank will bu open ffom
7:30 until 10:00 o'clock.
Daily Market Report
(ParakfcMl br nrrwrtail with ta
Cratril twm Bank.)
NORTH PORTLAND. May 26.
Cuttle 275; uteiidy. Grain and pulp
fed aloera. $12.25 to 13.00:
choice, $11.50 to $11.25: good to
choice, $11 to $11.50; medium to
good. $10 to $11; fair to good, $9
to $10; common to fuir, $8 to $9;
choice cows and belferH, 10.25 to
$11: good to choice, $9 to $10.26;
medium to good, $8 to $9; fair to
medium, $7 to $8; cannera, $5 to
$6; bulls. $8 to 9; prime light
calvna, $12 to $15; medium light.
$8 to $11: bouvy, $S to $8.50.
Hog.
1181; steady to easier. Prime
mixed, $14.50 to $16; medium mix
ed, $14 to $14.50; rough beavliiB.
$10 to $11; pigs. $11 to $13.75:
smooth heavies, $11 to $13.
Sheep.
Receipts, 400; slow, weak, lower.
I.ambs, $13 to $13.50, extreme,
$14; cull latnbs, $9 to $11; year
lings, $8 to $10; wethers, $7 to $9;
ewes, $3 to 8.
Pianos, player pianos, nh no-
grnphs, Duchwaltor's, Sherman Clay
Agency. 36 tfc
TYPEWRITER MAX HERE.
A. F. Jnkfllm. representative of the
Robuilt Typewriter Co., distributors
of the Woodstock, Portland, will be
nt the Hotel Coty for n few days.
Besldos the late model Woodstock
ho has some bargains in rebuilt
typewriters of nil makes.
Adv.-44-45c
CLUB DEFERS
DECISION ON
JAP QUESTION
(Continued from pnge 1.)
working hnrd to secure water for all
our landB, and if successful every
land owner nnd farmer in Central
Oregon will be greatly benefited.
Thoy will hnve piety of water, same
ns ourselves. No question of irri
gated land being worth $250 nn
acre. The clrnring of 13,000 acres
of our land alone Is a big asset to
any community. We hnve not sent
out of Oregon for n single article.
Rought tractors, implements and
food all iu Redmond. ' Also land.
And we got no support from the
merchnnts or business men of Red
mond. "We hnvo Bont to Portlnnd for la
borers. Paid rnilrond fares for each
ono, only worked a few days. Had
no complaint, only wanted to got
back to the city. I asked the Terre
bonne Farm bureau for men. They
could do nothing for me. In order
to savo $15,000 worth of seed and
crop lnnds, when Mr. Mackey of
Terrobonno asked me to subscribe
for the highway, I told him I would
give to thu highway ?)00 per mun
up to 10 Japanese to come In and
work as laborers until our crops
weir') hiirvuslud, then guaranteeing to
return ouch one u, Cullfornlu. I
was unublu to secure tho permission
of tho Terrebuiiim furuiors.
I'lilr llinilni; Axkeil.
"I then UHked them to ullow mu to
bring in two morn men, making five
In ull. 'This iiIho was refused. .My
first UKreuiiient permitted mo to
bring In six. Wo hud an understand
ing when thu first iigreeniunt was
druwn up, thut it could bu cancelled
on tho notice of ulthr party. There
was nothing left foi mu to do but
to cuncel, which I did uh agreed, and
we sunt In two men to help save
our crops.
"Central Oregon is positively as
sured ugulimt Influx of Jupunose us
fur as our lands uieconcerued. Fur
thermore, our hui c!n uru In the origi
nal purcbuHeis' names. No sales
hnvo been Hindu or even thought of.
We want the xiigu brush and juniper
off, and the water on the land of
Central Oregoir, und wo should have
the support of farmers nnd the town
of Rend, us iiiohI of the lands lie in
your vicinity.
"Again UHnurliig you that we are
not going to subdivide our lands for
ulo to Jupauese, hoping for the sup
port of cillr.eiis of Heiid, which if
given they will never have cause to
regret, wo uk you to please Judg's
our InterestH fairly and not to he
guided by agltutors who have an ax
to grind."
Plan for Convention.
Discussion of plans tor the en
tertainment of the stuto grange,
which will hold Its annual conven
tion here Juno I to 4, inclusive,
featured thu remainder of tbe meet
ing. J. A .Kastcs, chairman of the
general committee In charge of the
convention, reported that tbe gym
nasium had been secured for all
day and afternoon sessions of the
farmers' organization, and outlined
Driving Ease in a
MAXWELL
is Due to Special Steels
rMany who drive a Maxwell
prefer it to a larger car.
They like its nimbleness,
its quickness in getting un
der way, its peculiar ability
to thread its way through
traffic, its rare driving ease.
One can drive it farther
in a day with less fatigue
than many cars much larger.
The reason is clear: its
engine pulls no superfluous
weight.
Not a single unnecessary
pound burdens it.
Special steels in a Maxwell
IcntuMve plans for an outdoor ban
quet on the evening of the first
day. An endeavor will be mado to
secure the services of the Bbevlln
Hlxon bund and male quartet se
lections will bo another feature of
tbe program.
On tho second day the master of
the national grarrgo will speak, and
on the third day a tour of the
mills beforo vixltliiK the ifranae hall
Is planned. Mr. Kustes announced
that uutos sufficient to take care of I
400 delegates would be needed.
W. C, Hlrdsall, In charge of .i(iun-
lug, asked that every member, of!
the club an devory citizen who can
accommodate ono or more guests
turn in his name at once, Clyde!
M. McKay, in charge' of decorations,
bud no report.
Mt. Hood ice cream at Iluchwnl
ter's tfc
Provide for
Your Children
Life Insurance will belp you
to give thorn the best educa
tion they can possibly take.
Policies which mature In 10,
15 or 20 years serve to pro
vide the money for a course
at college or some technical
or professional school.
If In the meantime you
should die, the future welfare
of your family Is taken care
of. Don't put off this matter,
because delays are dangerous.
Ask for an appointment to
day. J. C. RHODES
Insurance
BEND COMPAXY OFFICE
Phone 71.
eliminate the useless weight
steels made to Maxwell's
own formulae, which equal
pound for pound those in
any car built.
They have extra strength
forged into them, and they
provide lightness.
This is one reason why
Maxwell has won public
favor the world over as in
dicated by nearly 400,000
now in use. How marked
the tendency today is re
corded by a production of
100,000 .for 1920.
Pioneer Garage
Arbor Day.
Arbnr day wns originated by 3. Hter
lliiK Morion In Nfliruxkn, Jmiiinry 4,
IMT'i. Tha day wns llrl observed In
Missouri In HM wlnil the legislature
nmowd a Imv fixing the first Friday
after tho llrst Tuosilny In April as n
day when trees should bo planted. In
many of the schools In the country
the day Is fdiservi il.
SHAMPOO
YOUR
WITH
WATKINS
EMULSIFIED
COCOANUT OIL
AND
SHAMPOO
60c the Bottle
AT
HORTON DRIIGCO.
HA R