The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, August 30, 1911, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextCaldwell & Alain All Kinds of Blacksmith Work rillCES HKASONAM.R. Minnesota St., Dot. Bond nnd Wnll. HOGS NEEDED J fSBfeP fm NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. WHY? I Hvtk AUW J SYLVXSTKR L. STAAT3 KVKKT L. JONRS Stants and Jones Attorneys nnd Counsellor at I.nv. OFFtCK: Corner Wall and linneot utrcets. VV. W. Faulkner, D. il. D. DENTIST Bulletin Building, Bend, Oregon Dr. A. A. BURRlS,?:raE7,B Healer. Dlmte 8uccAi11 Treated Without the Uk of Dtu or Suit try, by tke Natural Method! of Healing. Chron It Disrate a Specialty. Consultation rrt Member of the State and National Naturopath Society. Ofsc In UoUtlnr. MJf... Hend. Oreson U. C. COE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon OFFICE OVER FIRST NATIONAL BK. Offic Hour: lo to 12 a. m.; I to J and 7 to 8 p. m. Brnd, : Orkoon BEND BANK WILL AID FARMERS First National Offers to Put Up Money (or Purchase of Stock Too Much Money Sent Out (or Meat. C. S. BENSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW OFFICE IN FIRST NATIONAL BANK IS I. DC. BKND. OREGON Vernon A. Forbes LAWYER FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUX3., BKND. ORKCON WARD H. COBLE JESSE L. SUMRALL Coble & Sumrall ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW. BEND, OREGON. ROBERT B. GOULD Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Wall and Minnesota Sts. Bend, - Oregon. PHILIP P. THOMAS Civil Engineer and Architect Putnam Building Bend, Oregon. Crook Coaaty Abstract Co. INCORPORATED. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE to all land and town lots in Crook county. B. F. Wyldb, Secy. Prineville. Oregon. We photograph the records. Peter Lehrman GENERAL llLACKSMITHING Horseshoeing a Specialty. Corner Bond and Oregon Streets. Recent steps nmong railroad offi cials, livestock men and those who have the interest of the state at heart generally to introduce swine raising as one of the chief industries of Oregon are meeting with encour agement, but D. 0. Lively, manager of the Union Stockyards, urges further interest, especially among the country bankers. "Some time ago," said Mr. Lively yesterday, "the company wrote a number of letters to farm ers and bankers throughout the state, suggesting the advisability of nutting out brood sows in their re spective localities. As an evidence of constructive financiering and breadth of view I desire to quote from a letter re ceived from C. S, Hudson, cashier of the First National Bank at Bend. He says: '" 'This country needs hogs. We don't raise sufficient for home con sumption. It's a clover and alfalfa country and I am sure hogs will do well if properly introduced and looked after. I want to run a copy of your letter in our paper here, to gether with a statement that if our farmers will get together and re ceive one or two carloads, this bank will put up the money and carry each farmer for one year for the amount his hogs will come to.' "If more of the banks would agree to help their farmer customers out, as the First National Bank at Bend otters to do, it would only be a short time until this ruinous busi ness policy of sending so much money out of this state for food products would be a matter of history and our people would be in finitely more prosperous." Portland Oregonian nry line between two sovereign state described by a couple of stout near a pond and n buttouwood sapllug tn a rlllagcl Tbe commissioner might as well hnro defined it an starting froin a blue Jay, thence to a swarm of bee la hiving time and thence to COO foxe with firebrand tied to their tall." Minneapolis Journal Whan Parasols Oegan. Parniots when they tint enmo Into mo mutt bare boon cumbersome. Henri Hitlonne. writing In 1B7H, spcaka of a parasol a capable gener ally of sheltering four iktsous from tho sun. And when they diminished In circumference tho material at 111 re mnlncd of the heaviest, lied relret pnntsol, with henry gold fringe. were rarrled by Indies of fashion In the Utiya uf Louis XIV. At that time It waa poiwlhli' when crolng n hrldKe In I'arU to hlro n parasol at one end and deposit It at the other. tht charge for tbo accommodation lielnc n sou. Under tbo regency fashion went to the other extreme. Men'a pnrnsots folded luto the shnpe of n three cor nerrd hat nnd conld thut be rarrled elegantly under tbo arm. Ladle' pur a noli were hinged, so thnt they rould slip Into the (racket, for ladle bud pockets then. London Hpectator, V BECAUSE YOU CAN GET BARGAINS. J Longest Indian Word. The longest Indian word on record Is tbo following, that was printed In an Indian Illble In 1001 1 Wutappealttukquwunnoobwebtunk quob. It signifies "kneeling down to him." When tbo Iter. Cotton Mather, prtml tiro Boston's Iurltan pastor, drat saw this consolidated phrase It prompted him to Jestingly observe that the words of the language mnst bare been growing erer since tbe dispersion at Babel. New York Telegram. F. 0. MINOR FOSTOFFICK BOILDINO LIFE FIRE ACCIDENT INSURANCE Notary Public and Conveyancing All Legal Papers Correctly Drawn. FIDELITY BONDS George S. Young Civil, Mining and Irrigation Engineer Oregon Street Office- with Bastes & Bean Realty Co. GRADUATE NURSE MRS. CORA M. DOUGLAS. Confinement Cases a Specialty. Call at Bend Brick & Lumber Co. Mill, two miles south of Bend, Ore. Sutherland (2b Mcintosh Contra&ors and Builders Jobbing Promptly Attended to Shop on Oregon St. O'Connslfs Wonderful Oratory. Daniel O'ConuelU tbe Irish orator, spoke In Covent Garden. Loudon, many years ago. and Jobu Coleman, ou old English actor, pictured blm as fol lows: "Tbe audleme bung spellbound on tbe words of tbe great orator. Ills resonant and magnlOient volie, flavor ed with Its rich Hibernian accent, held both soul and sense cupllre. As for me. my Celtic blood took tire, my heart throbbed with passionate Indig nation or melted Into tears as be dwelt upon tbe wrong of my beloved country. Never, surely, was such a born orator.' Stern men cried one moment and laughed tbe next. HI ranee to aay, tbey never laughed In the wrong place, though once at leant be afforded tbem a unique opportunliy. Aa be approached tbe end of bis nra tlon. carried away by bis theme, he took bis wig off ta brown 'Jarey'i put It In bis bat and mopped bis beuutl ful bald brow with a great flaming crimson bandanna. The action ap peared so natural and appropriate that no one seemed to think It absurd or oven Incougruous." Proved Hlmulf Great. With a sigh dbe laid down the magn rlne article upon Daniel O'ConnelL "Tbe day of great men," sbe aald. "Is gone forever." "Hut tbe day of beautiful women la not." bo responded. She smiled and blushed, "rwas only Joking." sbe explained hurriedly Western Christian Advocate. Tee Late. A good many men discover wben too late that tbey made a great mistake In life by not remaining at school a year or two longer than tbey did Rochester Herald. High Grade Furniture Popular Prices E. M. Thompson i Wall Street, Bend Ore. ? Couldn't Hurt His Drsln. Strickland W. Olllllau na thut Bam Joue and "Sunshine Hawks" of Ilul tlmore, tbe rerlrallsts, were Invited to the home of a good brother and sis ter In tbe church. At the dinner table It transpired that the sister hod had a sinister purpose In Issuing tbe In vitation, for sbe said: "Mr. Jones, I wish you'd tell my husband that smok ing Is Injurious to blm. I know It Is. but be won't believe It I wish you'd tell him, and It might bare aomo In fluence over him." "No. sister." said Jones, who was himself an Inveterate smoker, "I can't tell blm that. Smoking Injures only tbe human brain. And be hasn't any brain to Injure, or be wouldn't hare married you. Now, sister, I camo here to eat that la what 1 was Invited for not to lecture. Bo If you'll carrq, that turkey, giro me a piece of tbe white meat and nawks a leg we'll be nil right." And that husband's gratitude lives yet Defining Boundary Lin. In 1847 Ilufus Cboate appeared In behalf of parties whose rights were affected by tbo boundary line between Massachusetts and Rhode Island, thus described in tbe agreement: "Beginning," etc., "thence to an an gle on the easterly aide of Watuppa pond, tbence across said pond to tbe two rocks on tbe westerly aide of aald pond and near thereto, tbence wester ly to tbe buttonwood tree In the vil lage of fall River." In bis argument, commenting on tbe boundary, Mr. Cboate tons referred to this nart.of tbe description; bound- eePe9iJeei FIVE ACRE Trads Ac. Suoj t oS iftM vao own V $375 to $750 Each. uoaa no uio)sas quouiAd Xuy WATER. RIGHTS Absolutely Protected. Mosuqsjnd jjns oj suuox THIS PROPERTY ADJOINS BEND PARK And will bo as fine residential property as there is in the city. Xjuhoo nooJ3 uj qsjj soq pun QSoSSjq oqj OAtrq oaa 'Xjjodojd uudj jo A,p oSiroqoxo jo no nc noA d(oq o) )iva oaa Oregon Investment Co. ELMER. NISWONGER Wall Street, Bend, Oregon. His Minsk. "What cured him of fllrtlngr "He started a flirtation with a lady who turned out to he selling an ency clopedia at tiOQ a set" toulsrllle Couiier-JoornaL It Weutd Answer. Rose I painted this picture to keep tbe wolf from tbe door. Fleming If the wolf Is anything of an art critic It will do IL-Smart Set napplness doe not consist In things so much a la thought. Music Pours out of the hern of the COLUMDIA GRAPHOPHONO exactly as It wrnt Into the record. Band, orchestrs, violin, flute, piccolo, piano, benjo, belli, cornet, clarionet, trombone, 'cello, speech or singing voice, solo or ensemble every note and tone U clear and smooth. Good reason why the machine Is perfect. Let us pUy the "ON" Columbia Graphophone foryoatoprnt, Ifyoabarynq pay iuit SXS.tO for the complete ciutfll with needles and terordi. Vhy terms If you Ilk, Other outfit from 1 20 fo 200. BaPJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJBJJJj H asssswlsfl9sssaH ' Red Cross Broi Store Msnurlpt Letter Rar. Isnuctipts and holograph letters from living literary celebrities should be boarded with great car by their recipient The prospect I that tbey will grow Increasing!- rare Auto graph signature am probably all that the next generation will be able to bid for In the anrtlon rooms and add to Ita collection. New York Tribune. MORE SIDEWALKS. (Continued from llmt paxe.) from the Arnold Irrltfution Co, for twenty acres of tho city cemetery. Tho cemetery committee was In structed to take the matter up further and see what action was best. At another special session Satur day afternoon, attended by Mayor Coc, Councilman Oneill, Sellers, Notice of Sale or Stock for Unpaid As sessments In the Fall River Irri gation Company. TO WHOM IT MAV CONCKKN: lie it known that, under ami by virtue of a resolution of the lloari of Director of The I'all Riser Irrigation Company, ilulv made and adopted, the aaiil The I'all Klver Irrlxution Company, will, on the iStti day of .September, 1911, at the ComtMiiv's office at the residence of M, J, Main, in Crook County, sell at public auction tut following portion 01 lis siock for delinquent ami unpaid assestinciils due thereon, towiti 160 shares, uhtcrlleri by John I'elers, due 011 same 64.35 160 shares, subscrib ed by Robert O. llowscr, due nil same tlo..v.. no shares, subscribed by A. K, Short, due on same IJ75 200 shares, subscrlMil by U. I', i'ersous, Hue oil same I40.87. This notice is ordered published in The Bend Bulletin, a newspaper pul lislicd In tbe neighborhood of said Coin pa nv, for the period of thirty day. Dated this i6tb day of August, 191 1. Tim Pill Kivaa Irrigation Companv Py M. J. MAIN, President. 23-27 Attest: A. D. MtAVIB, Sectftary. Allen and Caltlwell, tho charter was taken up. A petition which had not been circulated extensively but which contained tho names of CO voters waa presented asking that tho iieople of Bend I pjven the opKrtunlty to vote on a charter cmbodyinK a commimion form of Kovernment. A motion was 11 1 by Sellers that such n charte drafted, hut It received no se , Tho charter which had been rev wan then taken up. The rcat it was not completed, the con adjourning to finish Uiu work at call of the mayor. Bend Hardware Co. GUNS REVOLVERS AMMUNITION We carry the largest nnd best stock In Central Oregon. What's the use of picking out n gun in a catalogue and waiting two to four weeks, and run the chance of being disappointed with it. We have them right here in the store and can fill your order immediately. Come in and look them over. All makes, the latest models, nnd all calibers. U. Al. C. AND WINCHESTER AM MUNITION. THE BEST BY TEST. PLUMBING ffiojm Work Promptly Done and Guaranteed 1'lrst Class, Bend Hardware Co.