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THE BEND BULLETIN
An independent uevrtpaper, Handing
for the MUAre deal, clean boslntrt, ctemi
politic, ami itie bett inteteaU ot Bend
nd Central Oregon.
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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 1(1. 1011
IMPERTlMlNrQUIiSIION NO. 8
Does almost one inch of rain
fall in a few hours in early
August sound much like a
"sent! arid" country?
According to reports received
from other towns on the west side
of the county there seems to be a
probability that the plan of sending
representatives from this territory
to appear before the board of tax
equalization in October will be put
in operation. This year there has
been not a little complaint to the
cfTect that the west side is being
forced to bear an unjust portion of
the county takes. In an effort to
remedy this alleged partiality it is
proposed that the west siders tret
together and place their contentions
before the board. The idea is an
excellent one. It cannot but result
in a better understanding all around
of the county's tax situation a
matter which at present seems to be
somewhat unsatisfactory.
An honest man is said to be one
whose misdeeds are not discovered;
a fact which almost-ex Representa
tive Lafferty probably knows, to his
sorrow. The trouble with LaiTerty
is that he was caught ret! handed,
apparently both in deed and subse
quent unsuccessful attempt to lie
out of the consequences. While
doubtless many as bad as the Ore
gon congressman will remain in
Washington, undiscovered in their
backsliding, the fact remains that
Lafferty's political career seems to
have reached a dismal finish.
The Portland Oregonian, with
considerable ingenuity, is endeavor
ing to tie a tin can to the political
tail of Wood row Wilson, to scare off
votes. The can in question is that
historic campaign remnant. Ne
braska's Peerless One. But Bryan
is too dead an issue to be able to
keep near enough to a live and ably
enterpriaing gentleman of Wilson's
calibre and ability to be in a posi
tion to damage his presidential
chaneiH. despite mental sweating of
such Tsftonlan organs a the Port
land ,mnr.
The hi rain Monday, as usual,
turned th? south end of Wall Street
Into a duck pond. During several
wintor months it will remain more
or Iom submerged, in all probability,
just a it diJ last year, while folks
who live in the Deschutes district
and in Park Addition either have to
take out licence as deep sea pilots
or make long detours to get home.
Might it not be well to arrange to
drain tliU pond site oil, down Cali
fornia Street?
Before the useless and wasteful
tisk of raning the battleship Maine
b entirely completed and all bills
arc paid doubtless the tax payers of
this ixitriulic land will wish to
substitute the phrase "Forget the
Maine" for the newspaper battle
cry of Spinlah War times.
FOttMfiK GOITOR LIKGS BEND.
George R. Stephens of Oklahoma
City, formerly a newspaper pub
lisher of (he Middle West, arrived
in Bend la t week to look over in
vestment opportunities. He has
traveled extensively the last two
years, having been in every State in
the Union except two. He said he
was very favorably impressed with
Bend and would probably purchase
bath business and residence property
here.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Smith and
their son Lawrence returned Satur
day from ujpng auto trip, having
visited WillamfitJey alley points and
Portland. iMrs. Smith went to
Belitngham on a visit, while Mr.
-v Smith Bicnt Goiaeri Poatch week
x at 'Seattle. "
Hep.
Hop It anticipation. It U an In
bcrent feeling In mankind and n dlrne
protlaton for the uatcatatlon of In
tcrwt In Ufa Hopo I a chord which
trlkm ptcBMint doflltva for the future;
It I erery one'a aunahlnc the- rainbow
In the Rtortn, the allrer tlnlun to the
prwent cloud, a star act In the Oram
tuenl of our lltrea. to brighten, lighten
and cheer the way and UltTeni In inns;'
nltude nnd hrlghtnriw nccordliift to oc
casion. Hope la an antidote of misery,
a cordial for the depom.ltic nnd n
ehnln with tunny links. .Velllo II
Mute.
Patltnea.
There' tin Biunle In n real," Inst I
know ot, but there' the .unkttiit of
mule In It. And people nrv nlwnra
ralilnc thnt pnrt of the life melody,
nlway talking of preverntii'v nnd
courage nnd fortitude. Inn ptitliwo l
the tlneM nnd worthiest pnrt of forti
tude, and the rtirvat too. IlU'klti.
Doing It Right.
"Itnt. my dear. If I tiuy you this
powti It will put me $.V In debt."
"Only J.Vi: If you are kIUb In debt
why not go In like n gentlemnti nnd
mnke It a hundred?" Ktlescndo Bint-tcr.
Tht Whit Woman' Burdtn.
Of course men tin to n lot of tmatt
worries, but they don't nnre to enrry
a chamois skin and a little satchel
around with them wherever they co.
Uulvcatou New.
I've nerer any pity for conceited
people, because they carry their com
fort about with tbem.-(!coree Kllot.
The firm of Young and Clark has
been disbanded, F. B. Clark buying
out George S. Young. Mr. Clnrk
goes to Prineville. Mr. Young will
remain in the same office, on Ore
gon Street, where he will conduct
the business of civil and mining
engineer and surveyor.
J. B. Wimer of Tumalo. as agent
for the Oregon, Washington &
Idaho Finance Co., was fined $50 in
Justice Orcutt's court last Wednes
day for failing to maintain fish
screens in the company's irrigation
canals. The complaint of no fish
ladders at the dam was dismissed.
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY
PARTS ULL TAKliN
(Prineville Journal)
"Among the Breakers" by Bend
local talent last Thursday evening
did not draw as good a house as the
play deserved. It was a good show
from start to finish. Every Prt
was well taken and two or three in
the cast would rank well as pro-
fesslonals. At any other time but
August, when so many are out of
town, the play would pack a house.
, PLEASED REDMOND PEOPLE
(Redmond Spokesman)
The two plays presented here last
week by the" Bend Dramatic Co.
drew good houses and were well re
ceived by the people. Friday eve
ning "Among the .Breakers" was
played and won such favorable com
ment that the company decided to
remain over and give another pro
duction aaiuruay nigni. nu wie
characters in the above play were
well sustained and to particularize
and olaborate any individual in the
cast would be an injustice. "Down
in Dixie" was prtwented Saturday
night and was as ably handled us
the play of the previous evening,
and the audience was well pleaded.
CREDITABLE PERFORMANCE.
(Prineville Review)
"Among the Breakers," a two
act comedy drama given by a Bend
company last Thursday evening, was
a very creditable performance and
the only regrettable feature about
the affair was the phenomenally
small house. This unpleasant
feature was due to a number of
causes, chief of which was the
absence of many young men en
gaged in haying, and putting the
seat prices too high.
Wanted
Wantkd Trees to pull. Have
first class outfit. Soo Uddoll on
tho Wilson ranch, Powell Butte.
Address, Prineville, Ore. 14tf
Wantkd Odtl jobs for Boy
Scouts. Address P. 0. Box -14 or
177, Bend. (Signed) Robert Innos,
Ted Hoke. tf
Pound
Takkn Ul' Bald-faced blnck cow,
with boll on. Branded J II, Owner
can get same by Inquiring of Tho
Bulletin. IStf
Found A diary note book belong
ing to Fred Lund. Owner may
have same by calling at Bulletin
office. 211
Miscellaneous.
Gkt Yotm I.t'Miitiit from the Tine
Forest Lumber Co. House lath nnd
irrigation lath a specialty. tf
Bk Fi'itNlTt'KK Wisk moaning
see Millard Trlplett's stock and get
his prices. Then you'll buy of him.
If you contemplate the purchase
of an automobile, investigate the
"Oakland" line.-F. F. Smith, local
Agent. 15-tf
EVKIIY Cl'STOMKlt DKI.UiIITKI)
that's an open secret, if they get
their furniture of Millard Triplett.
-The "Oakland" Automobiles are
made in seven dilferent styles of
bodies, 'M nnd -10 horse jower.
Quick deliveries. F. F. Smith,
Agent. G-tf
What's That?
& Davidson's is
shop In town.
Of course, Innes
the best barber
For Sale.
Foil Salk Family hack, canopy
top, just right for family use. Will
sell or trade for good saddle horse,
or stock of any description. See C.
M. Davis. 18tf
For Salk Lady's side saddle. A
bargain. Inquire at Bulletin office.
Tut: Palm is now sumtliod with
quart carry-out tins which wo will
fill with ice cream and pack on an
hour's notice, for only 50c. 23tf
For Sale One new sot double
harness, fine condition. One second
hand set double hnrness, a bargain.
Call at Star Restaurant, Bond St.,
Bend. 22-2:ip
Particular people are always
pleased with the service at Innes &
Davidson's barber shop.
For Salk Bay horse, weight
1050 lbs., 9 years old, price $10.
Signed Bend Brick & Lumber Co.
Pigs For Sale A few pure breed
Durocs also Hampshires of both soxet
Lec Davenport, Powell Butte, Ore
gon. lGtf
No Excuse for not Iwing satis
fied with the furniture you buy.
Get it at Millard Trlplett's and Ik
pleased.
For Saw:. ('hoop, most com
plete 20,000 capacity sawmill it
Crook county. Machinery "II new.
Ronton for selling, timlter alt cut
out. Write or enquire at Bulletlr
office. 7-tf
For Sale Ok Trauk Firstcla
No. 8 Faultless Stump Puller, witi.
cable, for sale or trade for stock
Daniel Ltddoll, WiUn Ranch
Powell Butt3, Ore. Atldreiw Prine
ville. Ore. I Itf
For Sale New milch cow with
heifer calf by side; one tenn
thoroughbred Iiamiltonian mares,
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
RATES: Pive cent a line for firtt in
sertion Id thU column, four cents a line
for each subsequent iuicrllon. Count
aix word to a line.
Lost
- Lost Small brown leather hand
bag, last Tuesday, on road tatwecn
Bend and C. B. Allen's ranch. Con
tains lady's toilet articles and
glosses. Finder will please return
to L. H. Roberts at Pilot Butte Inn,
Bend. 23p
For Rent.
For Rent Four room house. See
Joe Innes at Innes & Davidson's
barber shop. 22tf J
aW'ITH wnTfTliav
ttjjenib iur
RIVERSIDE
AND LYTLE
ADDITIONS
Ijoia at Small Prices and
Easy Payments.
Business Property
Warehouse Property
AH kinds of
Farm Property
Homestead Locations
Fire Insurance.
Eastes 2b Bean
Realty Co.
Oregon Street
BEND, OREGON.
Wiestoria Addition
IN THE HEART OF BEND
Only two and a half BLOCKS from the DEPOT site.
City Water assured and OTHER Improvements to
follow SOON. We are SELLING PULL SIZED LOTS
on sixty-foot Streets, with twenty-foot Alleys, at
$150. $150. $150.
Our Terms Defy Competition
$10. PER MONTH $10.
This Property Is Selling FAST. Better come In to
day and make your selection as the first buyers
ALWAYS make the most money, by Kettlnj; the
CHOICEST selections.
---Call on or write our RESIDENT manager,
H. D. TRUE, Bend, Oregon
We also have the choicest list of Improved and Un
improved Ranches, and Timber Claims, also Relinquishments.
The NewlonKolIer Co. inc.
2 21 UNION STREET, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON.
age 5 and G" one mare registered
under Rule C of National Associ
ation, has registered foal by side;
one double harness, medium weight;
one Studebaker mountain buck
board; nos bags, blankets, etc.; one
new Lorain six-hole range, with
reservoir; 10 hens. Inquire Aune's
Barn. 21-23p
fining on Camping Trip?
Are you going to take your
sweetheart and friendti or your wife
ami children for an outing? Then
takea Imttle of R-PORTKR-thc
pur fruit drink. Better and
:honpor than Oraim Juice ami only
2c a bottle at THE PALM. 2:itf
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION'.
Unllrd Mai. LaMd Ulftcr, Tkr lull.. Orrjon
July l-t'i. t.n I
Soil t. hft)r Mn tkt lh N.,rthm
t.rl kUlloay Company, ohmr m .,lti. r I
tt.-.l. M IVial, MmwmIi, Im. tki H'h il.v (
luly nil tM In InU fW II il. M..n
'a lrct umlrr tkr HtWiM ol Ihr .it ol
.'ufiVKx .UXnl July I l,AltDMl v ftKt)
il.nHM by th A.I ot C"t. iM"rl
My 17 if lh .X . IMIM Tw 4.
unih K.Ngv i IU. W M No i, I
AHy.Ht .11 fftf claiming fttvrt1y Ihr
Ln4 iJkiIi fcf UoiiInkIu jtl ! mwi'f
ihr mlH.r.l ch.r.clrr of Ihr Unt or for anyi
Ihrr rravra, lothri)iwMl lnnpi4Kr .hi.ul I '
lUr Ikvlr MflMrtl.f tifMHl Ih lh. olficr on or
H-toir Ih litMiUt o(Mi(rmUr iii '
y, C W M lilUK K'dLUr
NOTICE FOR IMJHLIOATION
Hrlllwrnt of Th Inlntrw,
V K L.imI OfUc t The 1.1I. O'.Kon.
. July IMS i-i I
Nutkc l.hrrrliy ylvtH thai Thta I) Inni.,
hif-r potl-alfirr aiiflrr. u fHrnd. Orroii. lint.
in ln n.iiMy oi January, ivii oir in mi. omc
iwr.fn lir ntnl ami ijlkU.il Nn taA ti,
lurrhaw I Ik h!( iwU ardluil ay lou,hl u
tulh l.nirlj caat U lllamrllr MrnHian ami
the llintwr Ihrmm liwlrr Ihr ptmriaiunaorthr
rtofjHnrt ltj, ami acu amcrxtalory anown
jl Ihr' rimlirr an.t Mour Uo.'.l wthulm
a. mljlil IwAiriltiy appralMitirnl ami that
ui.uinl tu audi tHIlloii, Ihr land 'l'l Urn
Ixr lliriron harr brrn .pirf.lant, aCfitfuulhr
tlmtr nllmatrtl tyi on tioait Irrt a y rrntt
lrr M and Ihr I.ihI f 100 thai uiil aplirant
talli oiTrllnal firuorin hiiwiI of hla.pi.llciion
and worn .Utrinrnluii Inr jaaay ofrwptrmUr,
ion. Ufoir II C lillia, V h. Cointululuiirr at
hla ofH.-. at ilriid. Orrvon.
Any Krwii I. at HUtty to iirotrat Ihla mii
chaar l-forr rnlry or lnlli.tr a contra! al any
unir rriuic airnnaaur. ny nung acorrorKirairii
a(Mivlt In Ihta office, alleging facu ailiich aroiiUI
dcfral Iht tillfy.
rV -'. W. MOOXIt. Krgialcr.
ItlJ. WantcJ.
Bid wnnteif imtnetllntely for the
delivery of 100 cubic yards of dirt
or grave', or both, in Park Addition.
For particulars inquire at Tho
Bulletin olke. 23 tf
OiidilarU Mani'h l.anit.
located In Crook and I.aku conn
tlos. Ranging from $ I, rV) to $8.00
ter acre. Kasy terms. Buy now
and get the U-nt'lit of raise in theno
hinds. See Kay M( Kay. lil-tf
Special Inducement In I'rlcra
bits In Rlvorslde and Lytle Ail
ditions $10 caidi and $10 a month
Hastes & Bean Realty Co.
Will Hale May Cheap.
I have a good Lightning liny
Baler with which I want Im bale i
your hay this season. Quick service, Jf
gmnl prices. See me at once, II
R. Hogue, call or write, care of I
Star Realnurant, Bond St . Bend 2'ip ?
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice i hereby kIvcii by the under
sIKHciI lliat llc liai maile ami fileil with
the cleik of the County Court In anil (or
Crook County, Orcuon, her final account
at executrix of the K.late of J. I'.ltiMorttl
Coleman, ileceaieil, anil that the aalil
County Court ha act Monday the 4 111
day of September, 1911, at in o'clock a,
m. at the County Court Room In Prine
ville in aaiil County at the time ami
place for the hearing ami tettletuent of
aaiil final Account, at which lime and
place, any perton intereateil In talil
ettate may appear anil object to tali)
Pinal Account and acttlemcut of tald
ettate,
Dated thlt mil day of Aufjunt, 1911.
Mary K. Colhman,
Iixecutrix of the ettate of I.
I'.liiworth Coleuiau, deceated.
V. A. I'OKDSS,
Atloniey for Kxecutrir. . 21.15
Closing Out
SALE
EVERYTHING
GOES AT COST
MUCH AT
Less than Cost
ii
John Legat
HARNESS GOODS.
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