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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1907)
1 ' I L THE BEND BULLETIN I "For vcry man a square, deal, no 'cm anil ho more." taesArr ; i, jj- l-tHwjt? iprtARI.US D. ROVK..,,....DITOR ii i ' I- SUBSCRIPTION RATU& n jvtir- ..Jl.JO 3 ax rooolht., vhrt monthly....-... I :'lft'vriW In 4Tn.) -.-.- FRIDAY, DECEMDER 6. 1907. Some bankers object to. twstal savings banks for the reason that such institutions will compete with their business, and they say that i unfair. Their argument does not appeal with much force to the orintcr. Fprseveral years the gov ernment has been competing with the printer and beating him out of thousands of dollars of business every year by priming business cards on envelopes. WJiat's saucv for the- goose should bet sauce for the gander. If ;the government Can benefit its citizens by establish, ing postal &iviugs batiks, it is the duty of the government to establish thera regardless f the effect on few bankers. One benefit accruing from tin present legal holidays is proUabU not realized by many, if the holi days had not been decreed and it the banks had been forced to meet nil theirobligation when the de- positors first begun to become frightened, the result would haw cccn disastrous to many The tanks, 'fdr t,Jeir own protection, would hate been obliged to force payment from those who awed tin fcank; The holidays cerfaitfly haw benefitted the bankers, but ihe ben sfit docs not stop there. They have also been a great help tp many a $acv, man who' otherwise would have brtfrftforced to meet a pay ment that", "for him, would have b;en impossible. Senator Forakcr of Ohio is out for the republican presidential nom ination. In bit statement announc ing his candidacy he shows clcarlv that he is the tool and servant of all those reactionary forces that have been fighting Roosevelt in his stand for clean government and honest and square business tuetb ds. If, by some hook or crook, Foraker should secure the republi can nomination the dishonest cor porations and high "financiers" could go serenely on their way robbing the people with never a fear of punishment. But Forakcr will never be president. If the re publican party should make the mistake of nominating a man whose sympathies arc with the "System," Ilryan would sweep the country like wildfire. However, there is not much danger that the republican party will make such a mistake. : The bill that Senator Fulton will introduce iu congress to amend the Interstate commerce act will have the united support of the shippers of the Northwest. The bill aims to prohibit the railroads from in creasing any rate, if the shippers nlbject, until nfter'tlie commission Sas l:atl time to cteVlbc; as fo (he rensonebjeuess of the proposed rate. ;fair esampifP'of the barm that .iny come from an unwarranted raising ofratcs is seen in the recent J attempt by the railroads to increase the.'rfde'o'u lumber shipments 'from tiisNoriliwest to the Iiust. It has Semi ueccssary to call in the,anl of tpe courts and secure an injunction Suspending the proposed rite bntil a' hearing cau be had. If the rate , ts allowed it will be ruinous to the lumber industry of the entire North west, and any injury to 'this great industry will be felt ia all Mats of I business. FreigMtrates exert too importsut an infltlence on the pros perity ofthc touutry to ue u,t Without odutfui', 'i tb huda oT few mku; especially when those j men ore the ones that will be bene fitted by nu increase in rates. Sen ator Fulton's amendment should become n law. " COMMENT BY OTHER PAPERS, No Decrease Apparent. LKxitw Itxtmlutr. White the raitnjtuls arc discharge inir thousands of men all over (he J United States, no sicn ol. a decrease iu the working forces on the con struction ntid surveying crews in southeastern Oregon is apparent. Has Fears for the Atlantic tktr!w Kiamlurf. Local option is creeping up on ihe saloons in Oregon; Kentucky litis fcone partially dry. Alabama has noue dry, tind 'the' Atlantic licet is coming to tue Pacific, doubt less fearing the Atlantic ocean will Kodry. Wtwt Would, lie HaVo ThoucUt? the btttn OptlmUt. Gladys Vanderbilt of New York is to marry Count Sneeteky, who w. we believe, not an American HU name sounds like n case of bronchitis. Wonder what the old ootnmodorc would have thought if one of his. daughters had suggested ouch an alliance? We are not sure what be would have thought or said, bttt we know what his actions would have been the count s coat tails would have been full of feet. (ooil Ai!icc. HHvcr Lkt OrttoaUn. The big savings bauks tof the couutry arc not nearly so safe ns they would have you believe. About the only really safe batiks .ire the local, or home, institutions They will lie doing business when many of the widely advertised sav ings banks of the cities have closed (heir doors. If you have money in u city savings bank, draw.it out as oon as possible and deposit it with one of our county seat banks. They arc the safest, besides which, it is to them you would go if you wanted a favor, and not to a city bank. Tlie lest of Uveryttiln. LaKIUw ChnraKlt. The irrigationist is a progressive man while his brother in the East is in a rut and can not get out. The irrigator makes more on hit small farm than the dry land man on his hundreds of acres. The irrigator has the social benefits to be derived y a thickly settld community and association for himself and family with other cultured people. He has the benefit of the best schools for his children from the time they begin thefr education until they have entered the college or univer sity. This fa true because of the dcuse population and the wealth of tin irrigated section, which enables itu dtiieus to have the best of ev erything. Gambling la Robbory. ThcPlIt0.tlmlt. The question of the Oregon Monte Carlo, sometimes called Mil- waukie, will soon be uppermost iu Clackamas and Multnomah coun ties. "To bet or not to bet" will be the issue, which Is only another way of saying "To rob or not to rob," for when you talk about fair games ns conducted by gambling bouses you are all to the bad. There never was a fair gamester and never will be. Even the busi Central Oregon Realty Company (Succeuor to C- V. Brown & Co.) BEND, - OREGON DRAMtltS W AM. KINS OP Central Oregon Real Estate Timber and Desert Lands a Specialty Tf We buy or sell your land no matter where situated. We can sup ply you vith any class of land at any time. Call on tis or write for' further particulars. Darbkx Shopaxd JUTiis.m IIoTsr. Hotel HUOH .O'KANEProp. MOST CBNTRALIyQCATliD I10TKL 1. BND. SAIrfPLE ROOM & CONNECTION. New House, New Furniture, ftc&onabtc Ratu. OochI Rooms ei " 4 rrtb 'Aim ness man and capitalist' who pltty poker always take every advantage their skill will allow. Gambling (s only a smooth wane lor robbery, and Milwaukic hud better cut jt out or her name will go dowli ns the filthiest place in Oregon. QATIIEREO PAR AND NEAR. Southern Pacific surveyors are making permanent Jacntiotis on n survey north of I,nltcvicw. Three mild cases of small pox are reported at Mitchell. The cases arc quarantined and it is thought thc,rc will be no futhcr ttoubte. Iakevicw.is,out Cf wood ntid is having difficulty in getting it hauled front the timber. They may be o'blgcd to close the schools temporarily. Triucvillc is shipping dressed turkeys to .the Seattle market. The Journal says that Stroud llros. sent io the other day ntid others arc to follow. The co litest 'case of Grqvcr G. Gcr&itig vs Champ Smith, R. W. Wilson and the Columbia Southern Irrigation Company has been de cided in favor of Gcrkiug. J. C. McEachcru, an experienced well driller of Clem, Oregon, will soon move one of his machines to Silver Lake and will drill for arte sian water in that vicinity. The cost of the new M E. church at Priueville will be $7,200 without seats for the auditorium, and with chairs, furnace, pulpit, etc., saved from the church that was burned. It is said that for some time not a man has left his job oh the gov ernment reclamation work at Klamath Falls, due to the fear that he would be unable to secure other work during the present flurry. That's a condition nf affairs that has not existed for several years. The ducks nnd gccsc are begin ning to lcayc the swamp, as the re cent cold nights froze thin ice over much of the water in the tulcs. However many birds usually re main here "II winter, fettling along the creeks, where ice does not freeze over the running water. Oliver Lake Oregottiati. The Priueville Journal says that ou the 16th of November the mill at that place was without n barrel of jlour in its warehouse. Since the beginning of the season the mill has run on an average 18 Lours a day and for several weeks past the machinery has not been allowed to stop. The average otitpnt is 50 barrels per day. The nu lit tin eiw the mm DON'T OVKRLOOK THOSE CARRIAGE Foot Warmers Justjjje thing for a LONG RIDE. Robes, Whips, Horse BLANKETS Uvcrytlilng In Leather Uootls at PRICES In reason. Repairing Neatly nnd Promptly . Done. A. L. HUNTER In Mutzlg llulliling oil Oregon Street. Bend COKNKK JIONO ANO OKlfCON SiruKKTS Right Goods -XT-Right Prices ALWAYS I wish W ftfform YOU that I have purchased (ho entire buslno formally conducted by the BEND MERCANTILE Right Goods -AT Right Prices ALWAYS reasagsturr.:: LjrayCTaisgJmaUJieriiiafQ?i New Blacksmith Shop..,. I have just recently openwl n shop iu Ikttd nud am ptcjMired to do all kiniU of Morse SliocliiR, Wagon nnd Plow Work and General Ulacksmlthlnc; Every jilccc of work that leaves the shop is j;naruiitircd to be first-clasd. 1J I solicit a sbarc of your pat ronage. JAMES McELROV. SAW MLING. U8T WORK CUARANTII1II). riifosfrom sjc tol.oo. Leave tuum at Due Tree Store. III). HAI.VORSO.N. Iliwi), OuilfiON Subscribe for The Bulletin. sij." ' ' i. VV -ji n ' m ; r , t igg, iitmmmmmmmm NOTICE! COMPANY The stock will bo replenished ad rapidly as possible. t. . In the meantime the remaining - stock of the B. M. Co. will be sold at. practically the same prices that have prevailed for the past few njpnths. - All accounts due (he B. M. Go may be settled at the store. , Trusting thu I may be favored -wjth u share of your business In (ha future, I am, . Respectfully, " . ,, a.'m. Lara sBKcaacauu C. S. BENSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW OVflCM IN IUNK liUll.DI.0, 1IKND, OltllCON W. P. A1YERS Lnml nnd Irrigation Lawyer LAtUWV, OKXGON' 1'rastlce In nil Court mul I)curtuionti uf the Interior. , DR. I. L. SC0F1ELD DENTI8T UJtNU, OKUCOK OIDm la brai lit ere im Wtl Wil (Klwt Howl., y . to. to 4 P- ). Of Be I'bvu No. ft XnUtno rtwne No. t6 M. V. TURLEY, M. D. Physician and Surgeon OI'KICK OVHlt COKNKK UKCO STOKK, Ill'.NI), OltllOON FARMERS , READ THE WEEKLY OREGON IAN OF PORTLAND ' ' tr i. 1 i. j. . I 1 or ine general t World, also tor intornlation aboi i how xo obtaitt 'Che bes retsttls in cu6y,aii die soil, Sock ijoa paii'skftiir was excellemt fiapr by BotIi Mmnl ne HA, for on,v Right Goods A1- liight Trices ALWAYS , A J I i Right Goods -AT- Righl Prices ALWAYS U. C. COE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon OITICi: OVKM HANK nil tliobt Cclcpbonc Connection HAV TKUIfllONK MO. 31 Hkk, : OxiinoN J. It. IIANIiR, ABSTRACTER of TITLES KOTAUV fOMMC Met Imwrmiw, Ut Imwmm IwieHy IUii.Ii, K(l IWrtr.OwlTi.iiMin rxiNVVtl H OKIiOOH THE First National Bank of Priueville. iiiuwtfiit! im Capltnl, Surplus nnd Undivided Profits, 5100,000.00 n. i'. Aiif. .... . Mill Wurtnrtltr T. l. lukUhi .. .. 11. IUMnIii .--..'. IfrtMMit ...AuttMut Ciittr ncwu( tut; 1 .' 1 i