The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, June 07, 1911, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextiaVeiua THE BEND BULLETIN An Independent newspaper, atamHng for the )utrc deal, clean bVulnna, clan Itolltics, and the best interests ut llciul ml Central Oregon. SUDSCRirTlON RATKS: Oneytst. Nt months- Thirt monthly. (ITsrtibly la sdnnct.) . .So .jo WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1911 and it should bo tho aim of every Bend citizen to do his or her duty in ranking tho town attractive. Prizes have been offered as Induce ments along these lines, but civic prido should bo n sulllcient incen tive. It is often said, and no doubt qulto truly, that tho first impres sions obtained regarding a town nro tho most lasting; therefore if Mend strikes the visitor to these parts as a clean, well kept and "live" town, much has been accomplished In in ducing him to remain with and bo come ono of us. Tho paint brush has been used Bend. Forty-flve acres th cultiva tion. Fifteen. acVea Jn tloVor. Terms to suit purchaser. Phono M. L. Pyatt. tf AN IMPORTANT SUGOGSTION. Tho 8Ufftrestion of President Gray of the Oregon Hill lines that an,08 effectively on residences and appropriation bo made for tho!bus5ncs3 lw" recently, and the purpose of establishing In Central improvement is noticcablo to all. Oregon stations for making analysis ' Many of tho merchants havo had of soil, that the beat results may be attractive signs painted and these obtained from its cultivation, is one to ftro beautificrs, if tho work bo that deserves not only trroat atten- Properly done. More painted signs tion but undivided support. And not only need this support cmanato from tho interior districts, "which perhaps properly may be expected to benefit most from tho proposed work, but from Portland, an increase in whose business and prosperity can not but result from an increase in the productivity of Oregon's in land empire. "While Mr. Gray has much that is enthusiastic to say regarding the importance of agricultural experi ment stations, his particular interest is to advance scientific study of the soil. This he would have done by having the state support, at various advantageously situated points throughout tho state, analytical would help, and there should be additional electric signs so that Bend might become known, as it should rightly be known, as "The City of Electric Energy." The City Coun cil stands ready to grant a permit for the erection of such signs, and they no doubt would bo a paying investment. SEND DIU DKLUOATION. A meeting of vital interest to Bend and all Central Oregon is that called to be held in Princville Juno SO and July 1 to form a Central Oregon Development L e'a g u e. Though the commercial organiza tions of the various towns of this great inland empire arc doing much Wanted. Wantkd Bad soles to make good at Eggleston's Harness Shop, 7fc a pair. Ill Wantku Peoplo who need Iron bedsteads, mattresses, tables, chairs and other furniture to know tlmt Millard Trlplott's store Is tho place to got it. Wanted 5 acres in cultivation under ditch closo to Bend. Kay McKay. I3tf Youit City property listed with us will find ready sale. M. S. Lat tin & Co. 8-tf List your property with tho Homo- seekers Land Co., Wall Street, Bend, Ore. tf Kenwood Add. Is now on tho market. Prices range front $75 to $125. J. Ityan, ngt. 8-tf Kenwood Add. is tho only good viow residence property on tho market. J. Kyan, agt. 8-tf Before buying residence property, let me show you Kenwood Add., level, cleared lots with a good view, on easy terms. J. Ityan. 8-tf We Own a property In Wlestorla facing on three good streets, capable of making four nice lots. We will take $225 for the whole property. M. S. Lnttln & Co. 8-tf Rubbkr. Stamp Dat3 and' Ink .pndiWsslo at Bulletin ofHce. tf For Sai.k ltollnqulahmont of ,4d ncres, m( of tho sw, 27-10-12. Final proof to bo mado Nov. 25, 1012. Price, $1,000 cash or Bund city property. Address, C. 11. Shields, 4015 8th Ave, Senttlo, Wash. 12tf . Foil Saij: Gasbllno at $1.50 n case nt Crescent. E. G. ltourk, 1:1-15 For Sauk Two-section CO-tooth adjustable harrow, cheap, L. A. W. Nixon. 13tf Foilf SAIJi Khoda Island Bed eggs for setting, $1 for 15 eggs. L. A. W. Nixon. l!M0p Mlscetlansoua. No. 871 gets tho Patterson Sliver Chest. Dkead Gc at Tho Palm, 13tf For 75c you can get a first-class half-soling job at Egglcston h Har ness Shop. 13 M. J. Morrison can locate you on 320 acre homesteads. tf ,'MM"ft in .1 'I "1 ...."' ' aaSr Complete Houses $230.00 to $865.00 Cvarrthlnrf y ait U Ucl4t at ! ftU we ot- ell KotlAKINO an Eastman Store. Days are here. Get at Patterson's Drug 13 , . ,,...., ,. laboratories, where samples of sollKWU ",,u """ .muiiraiy wur. would be examined and reports more " omplUicd by joint made to the farmer concerning the c,ffort' a,nd such an organization as nature of the land with which hclthattobe formcd wi" ive th!s intends to cone, how best to work scct!on an idcntil' which could it, and with what crops to sow it. ncvcr ? achlevcd from . Important in all sections, such a1?01 by Individual localities. A 1 i.i t. .:-..i i i..t.i ' broader spirit of co-operation will in a new and practically untried be cultivated and the natural rivalry land such as Central Oregon. It of the several towns will be sub- uld be of very material aid to the IT.' no.1 t0 th dctnmont of incmscivcs, oui tor uic ociiermcni i Real llatale. Fou Exchange Three residence lots in good agricultural town, 1200 population, in Oklahoma fur prop erty in or around Bend. Will pay any difference. Good proposition. Inquire A-10, Bulletin. 13p wo homesteader who finds himself undertaking the taming of land which never before has been culti vated. It would save many a sorry mistake, aid in the rapid develop ment of the country, and be of vast ircneral service.. It is to he honed that the suggeston speedily will be, ra"roaaS( ,00 WI" of them all. The influence upon in vestors and homeseekers in v'siting any part of a well organized terri tory is always more favorable than if the various communities there arc working at cross purposes. The find worked out into reality. AN INFANTILE "KNOCKER." That the Deschutes river cannot, under I leaned by the county it much the terri- easicr to co-opcrato with tory if it is organized. Bend, of course, as one of the leading towns of Central Oregon will send an enthusiastic delegation. vxV::t;d tsw l in,numbcr nd county court in sculon at 1'rinevllle , composed of the town's live wires." the statute, court was the con lal month. The district attorney, who tnailecxteusltclnquirr into the suliject, I ,, , -, , , -. , KaVeit as his opimoh that, under the The Metollus Central Oregonian, Isws of OrrKon and the federal statutes, I published by Ed T. Picrson, is the t navigable stream could not It used lor I ,, .. . , , . that purpose. And 4oce the Deschutes, , name of a .weekly that has been for a distance of about 40 nnles above started at the Oregon Trunk division Ilcnd, is a naii;ablc stream, it cannot be , . ... , ued for Iokhiiik- ' Pint- lt ,s ot four Pa03. vn This deculon was brought about by coulmns to the page, and a neat the petition of the Deschutes ftoonini( . ... .. .oinruu fora Ihlrtr years' franchise lu newsy publication. ue the river for loCKing purposes. As u result of thi. UccMou, logicers will Postal savings banks established S.g tTCiZrJ S5? ' ln town, havo proved so sue Urftciiuic. A the coto( transportation jcessful that the large cities of the ly team is prohibitive, liciiil, which ha I countrv w:ii et hcm port. louK since couutcd this logins amonn ( counlry w"' B00" Kd mem. t on tshief future assets, will fail to realize land, Tacoma, Seattle and Spokane yuwcTitih b. detent ind.. luiure business progress 01 ine town 1 merely conjecture. Hut it Is to be hopcl For Sale. Bye hny for sale will sell cheap for cash. Ed. Halvorson. 4tf AMKlttCAN BAKKIlY bread and pastry sold at The Palm. 13tf Baled clover, alfalfa and wheat hay for sale. C. P. Becker, Ijtid law. 50tf Fou Sau: Chop Barley at O'N'eil ?:i" a ton sacks included. AildroM, O'N'eil & Larson. O'Noll.Oro. 11-11 Fou Sau: We have two goml lots on Wall street. Price reason able if sold soon. M. S. Lattin & Co. 8-tf Fort SALETcam of good horses, wagon and harness. Address A -24 care Bulletin or inquire nt this ofilce. 12tf TiionouGHURCO Scotch Collio puppies for sale. Inquire of G. W. Shrincr, second floor Chapman building, Bend. 12tf Fon Sale. Cheap, most com plete 20,000 capacity sawmill In Crook county. Machinery all new. Reason for selling, timber all cut out. Write or enquire at Bulletin office. 7-tf We White Fire Insurance, Auto mobllo insurance, Surety Bonds. M. S. Lattin & Co. 8-tf Fort A Good haircut, go to Inncs & Davidson. Get Your Lumder from the Pino Forest Lumber Co. House lath and Irrigation lath a specialty. tf Four to fifty miles per hour. "On the High," can be made with an "Oakland." F. F. Smith, Agt. Otf Have You Seen Millard TriplottT He sells furniture at prices that can't be bent. Dlioi IN at Patterson's for n re freshing drink. Telephone American Bakery and wagon will call. 13tf Pakticuumi People iwttronlzo Innos & Davidson's barlwr shop. If you contemplate the purchnM) of an automobile, invostigate the "Oakland" line. F. F. Smith, local Agent. (i-tf TlIK IlUU.l.TIN hns just installed a full line of now type socially de signed for high grade visiting and businesH cartl work. tf Hie "Oakland" Automobiles are made in seven different styles of bodies, 30 and 40 horse owor. Quick deliveries F. F. Smith, Agent. (5-tf 871 Is U10 lucky number at Patterson's. BUtvrUI rtealraa la M. oMitmctlea er a medtra aeaia 1 Arthlnrli' plsni, iptclficatlonr, Wat prints, and full itstalli about conitructlon are alio fiirnlihtil, toosiher with an itsmlied lUUmtnt of tha material lli btit on Hit 1 msiktt. we will quoit fltifsi irtiRnt Tin builder.- nirs iw prualil to your station. IJ itisf- zfrQ&Fwrw poomtr rait-osisstMMtMtidusiMn HMHM It Klk IttU ltl tf WMI l,llUllll lla f kalM. Il'i tall l IhiihIm UUonlUot. rlt hi4 OwilftlMt. SM rt I MIlMIM Hiwil I IN likl l SIMI. will, f It, "KltlABIC DMLISf 2,10 wasrLsae Ave .tstrta. Wssw Nho If aa Lucky 871? The lucky number in the Silver Chest drawing of tho Patterson Drug Co. Is 871. If this number Is not presented by June 15 a second drawing will be held, so don't throw away your tickets. 12tf Tho Bend Bulletin $1.50 a year. that the little city by the river will con imue ululated its present industrial dc velopmcnt. ,'llcnd' has tome very pro gmslte business men and they are worthy of continued success. Thus The Metolius Central Ore Ionian in its second Usue of volume 1 "gets off on the wrong foot" and takes a fling at Bend. The records of the County Court at Princville show that at the May term the De-iciiuU.-a Booming Company WAS granted a thirty-year franchise. But granting that the lumber companies were not allowed to float logs down the river, Bend's hope for a promis ing milling industry would be far from crushed 'and likewise the Northwest. The ftedmond Spokesman was converted into an evening daily on June 1. This newspaper venture will be watched with interest to Bee how long it will bo before the Spokesman is again merely a weekly. The Attorney-General of the State has decided that the time of compulsory attendance of children at school starts on their 8th birth day and ends on their 15th. CLASSIFIED COLUAIN RATES: I'lve cents aline for first in sertion in this column, four cents a line Jttr iaIi ftiitktrititi I Intrtlnti f-.tn.it - . . - . -.. . ...,-... .n...v.., .wM.., jutureiarirom merely conjecture, ,u noma ion line. ,;w the Central Oregonian puts it. puts Logging roads can and will bo built na a supplementary means of getting logs to the mills which will be lo cated here. Let not our young contemporary fear, for Bend's pro gressive business men will look after the milling industry here all right. BENO TliE HEAUTIFUU Several timQS recently the writer haa heard visitors here remark about the clean and neat appear ance of Bend and the attractiveness of its business houses and residences. Such an impression gained by a newcomer ia.iwhat is to be desired. Found. Taken Up Big catches of fish with Patterson's fishing tackle. 13 Found The best of barber ser vice at Innes & Davidson's. Found That Patterson serves delicious drinks and ices at his new fountain. For Rent. For Rent Two rooms over R. M. Smith Clothing Co.'s store. See R. M. Smith. 12tf Fon Rent Five room house with barn, in Lytic. See F.,H.;May. 12tf For Rent oii Sale. Eighty acres of irrigated, land 14 miles east of This is the Best Place to go for Underwear Shirts and Drawers of fine balbrlKgan and derby ribbed, excellent values at 50c and up UNION SUITS that fit absolutely per fect, fine qualities that will give good service.... $1.00 to $1.25 R. M. Smith Clothing Co. LUMBER Our mill, the largest In Crook County, is again In operation. Wc are prepared to supply A COM PLETE LINE OF LUMBER, floor ing, ceiling and finish all KILN DRIED We can fill any bill, large or small, quickly and to the pur chaser's entire satisfaction. Free Delivery TO ALL PARTS OP BEND. The Bend Company Lumber Dept. Clyde McKay, Mgr. Mill nml Yards located just across the River, West of Bend STAR BAKERY FRESH BREAD Pastries, Rolls, etc. 13 Dread Tickets SI OO 3 Oread Tickets 25c Meals Served from 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. Furnished Rooms mrs. ne:l.iie: wright 6 The Pioneer Wood Yard Has on hand fine dry 10-inch mill wood (al ready split for the stove), at $0.50 per cord, delivered. Also dry block wood at 81.50 per cord delivered. Leave orders or telephone O'Donnell Bros. Market. W. P. DOWNING, Proprietor. rr Kenwood Addition The only good view residence property on tho market. The Prices range from $75.00 to $125.00 a Lot EASY TERMS wkh interest at rate of 6 per cent per annum. J. RYAN, Oregon Street. ' 1 . - j - - ' ' .' . lr ?