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BULLETIN '"R iolut for the Iiurc crews of
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. it, ion.
The $1 2,000 fund eccutcit by
the Kuncnc Commercial club for
publicity work in 1910 proved to
be nn excellent expenditure, ns
3000 cople were brought to liu
gene utid Lime county during the
TimiDumA-imiMPUNns. p. jv"
Of the ?45,ooo,ooo irrigation ve will in nil probability hear n
fund distributed by President 1 aft Krcilt ,jcni Inare ahom Conscrvn
receutly, Oregon is to receive ?9J.v lI011 uf resources when Roosevelt
000. The apportionment of this '.,rrjvcs in Portland next Spring.
large fund was baed on the re-
comrutndatious of the Army Uonid,
but the personal influence of cer
tain Senators is to be seeu in the
division of the fund.
Senator Boruh of Idaho, whose
untiring work aided very materially
In securing the special $20,000,000
fund, secured $6,585,435 to com
plete the Payette-Buihe project,
and Si 28.000 to complete the Min
idoka project. Senators Carter K001 llmc
and Dixon, of Montana, "cured ler
approximately jo.ooo.ooo tor uic 1 M Nlcho,. wtl0 ,lve. nor,i,.
t uee projects they weie .uterc'tcd , etol town, li tweu ouit
t tk. u:.. n.A ...-:.,.. I'enel of IWmlU In ttemum
IUl A UV .U UIUUUI. fl'Jk
Now thnt Speuker Cuuuon has
learned tht he is the sole heir to
an estate valued at f 3,500,000 will
he quit the political game?
Laldlaw News.
Laiklaw, Ore, Jan. 9 The icll
cUeit liy the I. O O. 1. Lotle, New
Year' live wwtll itltemleri not only
by the mcmlwrs anil their Untitle (mm
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I una victim, uui uy ijuiic n iuiiiiicr mini
Hetiil anil bister. .n report, a jony
John Style of Rutland is aRaitt with
te 111.
lance.
Dr.
p rtly iu Mexico and partly in
Texas is to receive $7,000,000,
and neither contributed to the re
clamation fund.
Oregon contributes to the reclam
ation fuud $8,000,000 to $9,ooo,ooo
and gets back, including 2,475,
coo already expended, $3,400,000.
Idaho contributes $3,500,000 aud
takes out $14,000,000. It is time
that the people of Oregon wake up H. Hall.
to the fact that it pays to send to
Washington Senators who do not
Stetlie l'ryrtar anil Clarence IWanton
of Sitter were l.alilUw vUitori Sunday.
Mr. W. I'. Hryrear of Cloverdale. and
Mr. George Taylor of 1'rineville, were
the guests of Mr. Dart Nichols Wediic
day. Dave Siry had the misfortune to lo a
fine horw: Saturday, from mountain
fever.
The Soctaltit Local ha elected the
following officer to erve until the July
election. Organiser, J. V. l'eterxin;
RecorditiR Secretary, J. R. Benham, and
Financial Secretary anil Treasurer, w.
La Pine Notes.
1 . tliuv nA f.M f W UM.t.
spend their time "talking over old ',, the Crescent hotel' ma'n, Matin La
times." Senator Chamberlain is 1 1'ine thi weelt on business.
in Mississippi now, and Senator
B mrne ischasing a gutta perch a ball
o.er Georgia with a crooked stick
at the prerent time.
The school record for December
shows that seven pupils in the Bend
high school were responsible for 80
per cent of the tardiness, and 70
per cent of the absences of the high
school, which had an average en
rollment of a little more than 22
The school Board proposes to take
summary action in these cases, a.
Principal Harrington has not been
able to secure the co-operation o:
the pupil's parents, even to the ex
tent of receiving excuses. It is t
be hoped that the Board will either
remedy tnis condition or drop thi
delinquent students from the school
C. K. Shaffer of Fort Rock (pent a
couple of day in La Pine tbi week look
ing for butinett property.
E. 1'. Pitman ha let a contract to Dan
Bvelich and nartuer for the clearing of
iS acre of land on hit homestead two
mile north of town.
A grauil hall will be Riven in the new
dining room of the Hotel La Pine on the
night of January 14,
The J. N. Matten Lumber Co. hat
begun to haul 40,000 feet of fitilsuluK
lumber to Betd to fill order.
J. N. Matten has started the construc
tion of an addition of 45 feet on hit
ttible, making the barn 60x85 '"'. itu
a shed on one tide.
G. P. Zimmerman of Klamath Pall
pent a few day in La Pine looking over
business prospects.
lumber to I.nldlavr for lhilliuil's new
blacksmith shot.
John Hdwards Is now deputy slicrltT.
A number of lumber Icntn stop trim
larly at George McChIIUici,
1', V l.eveicn I and ha been ery
busy riding for uueof his rmigc horse.
Alex l.cvctetit hnr lccn to l'rtncUllc
011 an urgent liuslne trip.
Tumolo Now.
TUMALO, Ore., Jan. 9 Will l.cvcrcn
of GUt n caller In Yjutmlo last week.
Mr. l.evereut I' one of our hot turner,
11ml is alw)s very ciitliiisiiisliemvr the
future pioect of Central Oivgou, put
ticularly as n, dairy country. He is 11
practical farmer, ami e arc nly glxd
to exchange Idem with him. Come
again Will.
O. Y. Winter was in Ileuil last Tues
day. Mr. Winter Is having n set of troth
made by Dr. W. V. I'aulkuer. Having
had all hit temaiuiltu teeth extruded a
short time auo, Iicmj he is getllug
tired ol gumming it, and will try store
teeth for a while.
Anyone wautini; Information reiiurd-
lug one bay gelding weight hInhu i biislnr caller at Jlend Saturday.
(winds, branded C It on left ttilte, while !, Scogglii had lite misfortune In
spot iu forehead, will kindly call on (V I low a valuable mare one day last week.
W, Winter & "on of litis place. Thi
horse has W'cii a nuisance heic for
several month',
C. II, Winter wnsa business caller In
Ileuil on Saturday.
Some uf our Tumalo folk attended a
social (laurc nt l.nidlnw l'rlday night.
Jens Htlclmtg I spciidliig some time
with Ills, lainily mi the homestead one
mile east uf this place. Mr Hasslchuig
has been absent lor sonic mouth work
ing tit the logging woods on Cowliu
River. In Washington, He will return
mkiu. He I a practical logger anil com
maud the highest wages, therefore he
limit it to his advantage to go tlieic (or
work.
Some denting Is being done on the
Star Ranch at I'liinatn ptcmrtory to
putting Iu cio the aiming scatoti,
George Higglitxiti, n late arrival from
California, has taken up a hoincnteail
near this place. Mr. Hlggluson Is a
man with n family, and we ate glad to
welcome them in our miiltt, and wish
them success In their new home,
The Orisons and W. A. Saylor, who ,
recently purchatcd the the J l K'l- ,
wards ranch urar this place, are uiakliig .
extensive Improvement this winter. !
I. (). McKiniiey of this place was a
Loin fever was the cause.
News comes ftoui Mrs 1 W, llaker,
who I at present at Ituumirg, slating
lltat they will return to Ciook County
In the early spring. She say then
ranch near this place Is nut for sale,
They think Central Oicgon la good
enough, Tlieic Is too liuiclt rain and
mud at Uoseliurg to suit tlieli),
L 7;.rw..,.V7T.'
CONTEST NOTICE
IHsilmriit ufllir Inlrilur.
llnllr.1 HUlrs Uintlimte
I sksvirw, (liritiiil, Dec . W"
A sutnilrnt nnilral ir.lll lisvlna Wen flint
In llila uniee ly IUiUis litUVvv wnlnUnl,
hiisIikI llniiirMtsil Idilty Nn, niovl. msilr (M
. m '" li"ls I 1.3,4 ) iifV. "H uwl(
llun (. (uwtutilii 11 a, Isns' lu It , Wlllmiiitt
M-iMlsti, liy willUm rt hiIiimiii Cuiitrxrr In
which It Is sllrr,l thsl Mill htliiMHi list vrlmllr
tMinloiir.1 Ihltlsiiil.lhsl he incer MlslMhrl
Ills loliltnes Ihcrmn nut mole t'tiUusllim '
lrlul liy tso, l.t iiaillrt alt tttty iiulinl
I11 appear, iniwiul, sml o(lr rsltlcncs laucliliiH
alit ttnstluu st la u'clwk a in on Isa t
lull. Iwfoir Cummlulonir II (.' Kills, Hrn.1,
IItiii. (oii.t that nual hrarlitK Willi helil l
Hi o'clock . In, (iu I'cli, 4. Q I , Inloltl III'
Mrlm anil Hfcvirrrst tbv Unllril Mates t.stnl
Odice In lkvlf w, (Urine
TheM euiittitaiil hatlHir. In a prnner am
tlll. Itlsil lire s. lino, id ruin, la.u wlileh
liuw that nr ilur ililliteiic iMtxinal Mtvleeof
inn none can uui m inatit. ills iitrrujr uiucmi
sujilltrclril that anih iiullcs he glvtn ilui anil
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MARVEL
WHIRLING SPR.AY
NEW WONDERFUL
LADIES'
SYRINGE
Red Cross Drug
Store.
Bend's New
Harness Shop
For some time past different per
sons have been guilty of discharg
ing firearms at night iu and neat
Bend. Who the culprits are !
probably known to but few. Even
if it isn't within the police powers-
of the city authorities to prevent
the carrying of weapons, it is u
vested rignt to prevent the discharg
ing of weapons. A grain of pre
caution is worth many pounds of
cure, and unless the nuisance h
abated, some innocent person will
be injured by stray bullets.
Gist Notes.
Gist, Ore., Jan. o W. E. Cate and
ton are busy grubbing on their ranch.
I' red Hurt it grubbing on bit ranch.
P. M. McCully and ton from Washing,
ton have arrived, and are miking the
sage urutu uy.
Robert Davit it building an addition
to nit residence to accommodate tht
boarder of the Three Creek Lumber
Company.
The Three Creek Lumber Company i
now employing 20 men.
W. 11. Burkhard made a business ttiy.
to Redmond and Cline Pall recently.
William Hardit attended the Brother
hood of Owl at Redmond I'riday
evening.
H. C. Schumacher bat been hauling
Muinifucturvrs of Hnrncss
Hcpuiring of All Kinds
A Big Stock of SADDLES, BLAN
KETS, ROBES.
Sale of Buggies
$93.50
$85.00
$115 Michigan lhiggics
for
$100 Michigan Uuggics
for
Genuine Mandt Wagons
Farm Implements
H. J. EGGLESTON
Haul, Oregon.
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Woodrow Wilson, governor of.
New Jersey, seems determined to
overthrow the interests which seek (
control of both parties. The fol
lowing ex fact from a recent speech
made by him in the senatorial tight j
shows bis attitude very clearly. 1
"It i not a dangerou or capital oper
ation to cut off a wart. The thing can
lie done while you wait, and it being
done. The clinic it open and every man
,. u.l,n- lit nnHr.ltnn ll'k.n .... '
organization tett itself above the part)
which it undertakes 10 serve, or would
hare you believe that it pretends to
serve, then it i time for the operation;
the wart must be removed."
The Government is taking con
siderable interest in the aviation
meet which is being held in San
Francisco this week. The new
telephone and telegraph apparatus
will be officially tested for the first
time in aeroplanes, and scouts will
be sent over to the Pesidio grounds
to make sketches aud send descrip
tions of the forts by wireless. Tar
get shooting at balloons will also
be tried.
Representative Hopkins of Penn
sylvania recently sold his 40,000
acre timber tract between Ashland
.and Klamath Falls for $3,500,000.
Bend has thousands of acres of
equally good timber which will
have to be milled near here, and
when such operations begin, fiend
will undoubtedly be the purchas-
S New Economy Bargain Sale
7FTER the Holidays ECONOMY is the watchword. You are tired
fj of shopping. Your enthusiasm has "spent" itself on Christmas pur
chases, The average poeketbook is mighty lean after January 1st,
and you undoubtedly feel 11 certain tendency toward economizing for the
next few weeks. Let us help you. You feel poor, don't want to be tempt
ed, are siek and tired of spending money, are sated with fancy goods and
high priced goods in general. Then come to our store where ECONOMY
is the watchword and see the multitude of useful things we are offering at
5. 10, 15 and 25c. We are inaugurating a sale the like of which has never
before been seen in liend an extensive showing ot Home Goods
at 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25c, No need of spending large sums of money.
Economize bv Trading With Us. Head below a few of the items
we offer: -,-
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What 10 Cents Will Bu
High Crsilc IH corstcd Gist
Tumblers ... ..
Cold Dccurslrd.tknil 1'orct.
UlnbsuccDUhrt .....,..
ispsucae Boa Baa Iub .
uiluttflFll(lliijJ'H, ,
Itusioclnl SlfrriUK Spoons...
iMcp fuddla fans
licau'flnc Japnittte Iliad
kerchief - ... .....,,
I'lslu While Handkerchief,
Lsdlts' "Jruh Bleach" White Handkerchief,
Vlat Ijctt, Hsce Towel,. Toiler Bosp, Wood
en Hsndle lio(trrs, Larvc 4-slded Craters,
Te blrslncrr, I'arlnif Knites, Wire 1!xk
Hesters, Steak Pounders, Tack Hsmmcr,
Kcrrw Driver, Stirring hpoons, for Covers,
Cake Cutters, Woodeu or Wire Potato Mssh.
crs, Dust Pan, electee
10
What 20 Cents Will Buy.
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lufanls' Wool Blockings.
Iufsuls' Wool Mittens ..
Child's Wool Mlltens.
Men's Wool Hocks . ,
Handsome limtiroldcrtd
llanukerchlcfs .
Turkish Bath Towels. . ,
Hsndsome Chin 1'ruil
Dishes.. .
Decorated Chin Cup (lid
Saucer, Class Bherbct Cups, Cold tlsnded
Olss Vsse, Larue Drip I'aus, Uuaincled I'le
and Cake Tins, Crsnlle Pudding Pans, (irsn
lie Quart Dippers, Uranlle hlcw pans. Slop
Handles, Butcher Knives, Large Towel
Hack, aud mauy, many other useful articles
fur the home.
20
What 25 Cents Will Buy.
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Boys' hhlrls
Mcu'a Heavy Wool llutt
Child's Heavy Wool Hooe
laities' snd ChlMrcn's
Wool Mllleni.
IUiiiIhiiiic Kniliroldered
hwlM llsndkerchlefi,
Mew IsIkjIs ... . .
Child's Coiaet Walit Hoi
hupporlcr
Buys' Suspenders, Hsnd.
sonir (ioUl Bauded Pickle Dish, Cold Bsuded
llou Bon Dish, Hamltome Decorated Chin
Bowls, bteel KclMors, Large Granite Pudding
Puns, Oranlte Lipped Kettles, Wire Toasters,
(.ranltc Wash Dlihes, tlraiiltc Covered blew
Pans, (Seiii pans, Wash Boards, Claw llsru
nitrs, Claa Pitchers, Irge Meat Tray,
Larue Milk Pitcher, Large Vegetable Dish
25
Next Door
P&tetsnasl
.Postoffice
ROWES I
Next Door
to
Postofflcc
Despjte Freight Troubles
Our Stock of
Hardware
and
The E. F. Pitman Real Estate Co.
IRRIGATED LANDS
IN THE WALKER BASIN
Farm andJStock Ranches for'salo.
We handle La Pine Tovvnsito Lots.
Tell Us Your Wants.
La Pine, Oregon.
Stoves
Is Almost Complete.
Prices and Quality
Rght
I Bend Hardware Co-
"The Same Goods for Less Money"
DESCHUTES
Addition
Adjoins Bend on the south.
Most beautiful residential sec
tion in Bend.
REASONABLE PRICES
Also Some Choice Business Lois.
Timber Lands Bought and Sold.
HUNTER & STAATS
WALL STRIWT, IJIJND, OU.
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