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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1910)
fa'8flWaB;miii.xtUy 4l . )m .., i ( ) 1 ' 'i " ' '" , , ' I MriiaMa n M hm THE 5BEND BULLETIN SUBSCRIPTION RATKS: MMMHtM M Oatyr.., Thtr tuonlh. ..-.....- (InttMT l adTn.) 11 . i M JO WEDNESDAY, APRIL .6, 1910. THE LAW AS TO TROUT. People who nre at heart law abiding sometimes violate the law through Ignorance of its provisions. In order that the reputation of Bend ns a self-respecting, lawautd ing community may not suffer through oversight, , the following excerpts from the law ol 1909, now in force, are given; Sc.4i. It shall be un lawful for auy person to lake, catch, kill or have Jo po;cion at any time any trout, char or salmon 1cm than six inches in length. Sec 44. Sale of Trout Prohibited It shall be unlawful to tell, offer for tale or have In possession for sale or ex change, any specie of trout, except sal mon trout, at any time. (KxttnMon trout propantrd In mlnte tth ta.tcbetjr under refutations prtscrlbnl by the suit (muic wirucn.l Sec 46. Limit of Catch. Except as hereinafter provided it shall be unlawful for uvy person to taVe, kill or capture more thin 75 trout in one day. (Tb only f uwptloa sppnrt to apply to the tnklnr of irtmt for the purpotc of p.-vprUcro or csMtalion.r It is unlawful to take, kill or have ia possession trout in the nonths of November, December, January, February and March. Penalty for violation of provis ions above set forth is fine between $25 and $150, or imprisonment in the county jail one to ten days, or both fine and imprisonment. CENTRAL OREGON LANDS The reason that may be causing ( you to wish to sell will likewise V cause you to seek an early sale. We have good outside connec tions that will enable us to han dle readily almost any good proposition. List your farm or town property with us. Bend Investment Company Next Door to Postofflce. BEND HAS SECOND BANK. THE INDEX TO COMMUNITY LIFE. Last week. The Bulletin received a letter from a Seattle man prepar ing to head a party coming into the Bead country. He wanted an es timate OB stoves, having carefully examined our advertising columns for prices of such ware without finding them. The Robertses, father and two daughters, who re cently arrived from Iowa to make their home in Oregon, studied The Bulletin all winter and were as fa miliar with the names and charac ter ef business houses as local resi dents. They could not understand, however, why such a community as Bend should be without a meat market, and thought this must be a fine location for a butcher. Our advertising columns now show such an establishment. Another Bulle tin reader writes that he is prepar ing to establish a furniture store in Bead, as, from examination of our advertising columns, he finds no store of that description here. And so it goes through the list. To intelligent people who con template going into a uew country to live the local newspaper is an important vehicle of informttion. They read its news with avidity and study every advertisement to see what sort of business is done and to form some idea of the men who are doing it- Many who are looking for business locations are guided in their investigations large ly by what they find in the local papers. From no other source and jn no other way can so full nod trustworthy information be ob tained as to the character of the people and the range of their activ ities. The local newspaper goes into history as an index of what the community was at the date of publication. Says the Silver Lake Leader, patronizingly: The Redmond Hub Is rejoicing over the fact that they have at last found water at depth of 480 feet. Of course there Is cause for much rejoicing among the people of that enterprising little dtr, but good well of water in this part of the country is not taken into consideration, for in most places a well can be dug in from one to two days, and the best of water U found. Yes, and over in the soggy ley of the Willamette they water on top of the ground. val-find New Institution Opens Today First National Shows Dig Justness. Today the Deschutes Banking and Trust Company opens its doors for the first time, having just com pleted the outfitting of its well equipped quarters on the corner of wall and Oregon streets. L. u. uatru, formerly 01 u.micsviiie Oklahoma, is president ot tne new institution, J. V. Masters vice president and M. G. Coe cashier. The bank's capital is $15,000. The report of the First National Dank, appearing elsewhere in this issue, shows the deposits on March 29th to be $181,785, an increase ot gso.ooo over those of January 31st, and exceeding the deposits recorded on April 28th, 1009, by more than $125,000. The business hours of the two banks, it is understood, hereafter will be from 10 to 3, opening an hour later than hereto fore and remaining open at noon. Wfestorla Buyer Returns. C. W. Mellville, who acquired L D. Wiest's townsite of Wiestoria two weeks ago on behalf of a Seat tle syndicate, has returned to Bend after an extensive trip through southern Central Oregon. The Summer and Christmas Lake re gions were visited and a general ex amination made of the homestead country to the southeast of Bend. Mr. Mellville returns well pleased with what he has seen, for, as he says, "be lues all tne Deschutes Valley. Also, be comes back more enthusiastic than ever regard ing local prospects, for after look ing into the advantages of every town from the Columbia almost to Klamath be picks Bend as the win ner. Notice. I wish to state that the Uouse of F. M Ray, where occurred the re cent case of diphtLeria, has been thoroughly fumigated and every precaution taken to stamp out further contagion. Dr. B. Farrkll. Notice. If you wish to have your ex press and light freight come in along with your letters and daily papers, have it come in on the mail line Tub Coknhtt Stack & Staiile Co. 25tf Irrigated Ranched Sold. The Johnston Ranch has been sold to Lee Davenport of New York, according 'to n statement made yesterday by F. C. Rowlcc, who has handled the property. The consideration, it is understood, is $100,000. Mr. Davenport also has purchased the Baldwin Ranch, says Mr Rowlcc. the price averaging about $60 an acre. The Johnston Ranch embraces 1120 acres 16 miles east of Bend, practically all being uudcr the ditch. Mr. Davenport will take bold of the property at once, it is announced, with the Intention of farming it this summer. Card of Thanks. We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to the many friends and neigh bors, to the teachers and the pupils, and to Dr. Farrcll, fiy the kindness and sym pathy extended to us during the recent illness and death of our little daughter. We also thnnk those who sent the beau tiful floral tributes Mr. And Mrs. V, M. Ray. For Sale. . A full blooded Spanish Jack, sev en years old; perfectly gentle and easily handled; a good breeder. Terms: Cash preferred. Inquire of The Bend Bulletin ot Bend Bakery. 2-5 Dated Oat Straw for sale, of choice quality. Phone from any place or address 111 Shkxwood Bros., Redmond, Or. East or West It is the besf. Cleve land's Baking Powder. Air Light Sunshine Cleanliness in our factory, Costly Mater ials and Skill in Making aro tbo conditions and ingro dicnta that combine to make Modern Sweets bo ftrect a Candy 'WitronU lit Moitrn Ihtlir" Utitn Cftlwr C, Rlrs frrtUti, OnfM "Where there is so much talk there must be something to cause it," indiscreetly exclaims the Oriano of Vale, apropos of the latest spasm ef verbal railroad building to that hopefully raProadless vale. Lordy, if that were only truel Where there's smoke there's fire; but does hot air signify anything? It is said that the coming census will show four real estate men to every non-combataut iu Crook county. GiiTord Pincbot has gone to Europe. Will the Oregonian be forwarded to him, or isn't be a "constant reader?" Opens Today The Deschutes Banking and Trust Company BankMg Hours Changed. HereafteJ the banks of Bend will remain open from to a. m. to 3 p. m., sot closing at the noon hour as karetofore. Txx Dkschutks Banking & Trust Company. Tkk First National Bank. Hd tat year subscription. Capital $15,000 Fully Paid Conservative Banking for Conservative People We Solicit Your Patronage. Call and det Acquainted With Our Methods ' Th Deschutes Banking and Trust Company h. B. DAIRD, Trcs. J. W, MASTERS, Vice Pres. M. G. COB, Cashier. DHACONBSS COMUS TO UBND. Deaconess ot Central Oregon Will Her In April tu Hold Services. Mrs. K, I). Wilson tins received a letter from Mist Alice J. Knight, Kpiscopal (teacoiiuss of Central Or cgon, announcing that she will be in Bend about the middle of April to conduct services ami clashes. As outlined In her letter Miss Ktiljfht's plan is to rvnch Bend probably on Thursday, the 14th. While no definite schedule has been arranged, there probably will be public scrviccn Friday night and Sunday afternoon. During the fol lowing week a xcrics of talks or In formal classes will be conducted, wherein will be discussed phases of the, life of Christ, with illustrations oy onjects urougui iroin inc noiy Land, and with pictures. Meetings of the members of the church also will be conducted, some effort made to reach the children, and perhaps a Guild organized. CENTRAL OREGON NOTES. A Bohemian capitalist from Washington has purchased the Mike Uaitery ranch of 700 acres near Merrill in Klamath county. Sixty Bohemian families, it is un derstood, will be immediately col onized on the lands and lay the foundation for a uew town. After May 1st wool in grease shipped in sacks will have a special rate on the Hill lines to eastern markets. Eastern buyers favor this method of shipping rather than bal ing the wool, declaring it reaches them in better condition. I wJiHmmBmmw . 1 rr. Be Notice. The Rosland Lumber Company has filed Supplementary Articles of Incorporation changing its corpor ate name to J. N. Mastcu Lumber Company. Dated this 36th day of March, iqio. By order of the Directors of the Rosland Lumber Company. 38 J. N. Mastkn, President. For Sale Fully equipped saw mill. For particulars address X, care Bulletin. 38-tf CITY DRAY MtWIS k UNSTICK, I'ROrS. f - , city omv iik-i fcu.itta H WO HANOLB BV12RYTHIN0 lave your orders with Nick Smith Wall St. Jteml H. Al. COOK Photographer New at PriKTllle. DON'T FORGET THAT HE IS ALWAYS READY TO GIVE PROMPT AT TENTION TO ORDURS FROM BFfND PEOPLE. THE Big: Hungry CHOP HOUSE Now open for business. We never close. Near Pilot Butte Inn, Kstimates 011 application Wall Paper at Portland Prices N. P. WEIDER PAINTER & Paperhanger Cheapest and Best Walt Paper Sam ples Iu the county. Get My Prices. 110x39. Bend, Oregon. PIERCE ARROW AUTO LINE Between Shaniko and Bend, calling at Madras and Red mond. $5000 Car. 50 Horse Power A, B, BUCK, Manager Address Shsnlko or Bend, 320-ACRE HOMESTEADS WD HAVE THE Best Wheat Land IN CENTRAL OREGON. FROH AUTOMOUILQ TRIP from Bend to the lands and return for nil who locate. LIST YOUR CITY riOPLUN WITH US IF YOU WANT A QUICK SALE Write for Particulars, to Merrill Sb Wilkinson Company 11UNI), OUHOON. fanaaBi3(ij)) l -jsamwvrae- uac tan . Hotel Bend Comer Dond and Oregon 8I1, AMERICAN PLAN Rates $2 and $2.50 a Day HUGH O'KANE, Manager A. B. ESTKBI.NET W. P. SAUNDERS Timber Lands Irrigated Lands a Specialty. Stock Ranches and Wheat Land. Central Oregon Real Estate Company OITO.MlTit COI.UMUIA SOUTIIKKN UOTltt. SHANIKO, OREGON Automobiles to Alt Points in Central Oregon. The An tolopc Stage Co Buckley Express Co. to Redmond and Bend. MONEY TO LOAN INSURANCK Radcliffe Bros. Auto Co. DAILY TRIPS Between ShanUco ani Ben4 &n4 All Interior Points of Central Oregon. Mttix RAKL1FFE BROS. AUT C ltd, tog New Cars 40 Horsepower Vollo Reliable Driven LAND OWNERS ATTENTION If you wish to sell, list your property with its. Wc represent capital interested in your section. We have immediate purchasers. We will purchase for ourselves. We own and operate UVohtrcc 00-horscnov Iiilc in rut lmcm-ti'J '- wcr biles in our,busfhesi;'- 'ii 91 4 Sr automop s.?Write - VM ' 1 us To-day. EppigMjBrydle Land Co; hrulttiW Agricultural Lands In Oregon. -HOOD RIVER-SHANIKO h (Vtlfl '. 4 Ml . I rw ALAND i u R e Q O N The Coram &fak ft T' tlta. malt LL-n staee line from 'Hwii Lake, by the wayf Bend. Stonov--'! ltl.ta rwnnA a...lwI3J h' ..u MtNeH AM, COMMUNICATIONS TO wff"""vwi "KIJUUN. W c. ft direct W'Sllver rlvj(le and yifci-lu and la fit QEORQE S. 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