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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1911)
l M THE BEND BULLETIN Gkougk 1'ai.mkr Putnam Publisher, U. N. Hoffman MnnnRinp Editor, An initepcmlent newspaper, aUntting for tlie aquarc tlcnl, clcnn l)tiiie, clcnn )olttic, mitl the tt interests of llcml ami Centrnl Gicgon. SUHSCRU'TION RATHS: On yar .......,. Si.jo fli month,......... . . (tnratlatitr In adranre.l WEDNESDAY. OCT. 25. 1911 TRADU AT IIO.ttlL Whenever n plan is mentioned for the development of Bend, one of the first auKRestions is, "Hrinjr in more industries." It is customnry for towns to throw out all sorts of inducements for the location of factories, including exemption from taxes for n time, free sites and bonuses, and these methods have contributed so much toward build ing up hundreds of prosperous municipalities that their wisdom cannot be questioned. Anything that will add to a town's desirable population, that will give employ ment to men who support families and thus contribute to the general welfare, is at all times desirable. But many people who want the new industries brought in nnd who show the greatest enthusiasm over this feature of the public work in which all good citizens share, some times are the first to forget that the new industries brought in and the old one already here require continuous support and. failing to get it. become a hindrance rather than an aid to development. They overlook the fact that the home merchant is entitled to as much consideration as the factory obtained by special effort. The merchant is a necessity even more so than the factory; for who cares to live in a community where there are not stores, or where the stores arc closed and barred and the merchants have moved their stocks away, forced to 6eek other fields for lack of patronage? The retail store in Bend, properly conducted, is an industry that should have the support of every local citizen. One's pride in his home town is measured by his willingness to support its merchants and its industries. It Is not necessary to build a Chinese wall around this community to refuse to buy outside when we ran do so to marked advantage. But the man who will send away for something that he can buy at home on as good or better terms needs education nnd lacks loyalty. Did you ever send to Chicago, say, for a hill of hardware and find that when it came you had forgot ten 50 cents worth of nails? Did you send again to the Windy City for them or did you go to a local store and buy them? Did you ever Mind for some drygoods or notions and find when the goods arrived that pan of the order had not been filled? Did you make a second choice and send again, or did you go to your local merchant and get what you wanted without any dolay? Did you ever solicit a contribu tion for charity from a New York, Chicago or San Francisco mnil order house from which you had been buying goods? And if you did, what was the result? If you have tried it, you know it won't work. But you don't fail to go after the local grocer, lumberman, hardware man, real estate dealer and others at home when you have some little money raising scheme to put through. And generally they "come through" without a mumur. In other words, do you play fair with your friend, the local business man? Or do you use him as a con venience and send your money and your real trade elsewhere? Every dollar you spend in Bend adds to the wealth of this commun ity. Every dollar you send away detracts from it. If you are imbued with local patriotism and want to help make Bend a great city, you wifl keep your money at home in DIRECTORY OF OFFICIALS. CNITKD ATATKS rrcaMtnl WlltUm It. Tn VIC-ItTllf lit. Jiiui 8 Shrttnati HmttatyoCfUat.. I'hIUmUrC. Kuo Hrertury of Trnty I'tanVtln MaeVragh Secretary ofliittttor WaUr I, I'Ulict Smtlary of War It I. Ntlmaon Herniary of ointment ami Mtur-Chiilr Nagel Secretary ol Naey tlcoig Von t, Mcyft Secretary of Aattctillut Jm Wilwn ltlnlrr lletienil Vraitk II. IlltchiocV. Attorney Ueiicral Oeorg W. Wlckciatiatn STATU Ooretnor . Wot Secretary ol Mult H W Olcvll TtfMuttr rhyinaali kay Attnrne) tlene ral A. M. Crawford Suy.1. VuMIe Imttuclloti.. IK. Alderman State Printer W. S. I!lw" Oommlaaloiirt of tabor Stallaltca l I' Hon amr Watden ...W I. t'lnley SUtt Htiglueer John II I.ewu a ..,...,. It'corg l. Chamberlain V. S. hetutora j j0lunh nourur. It. I V. C. Ilawlev j A. V. I.nir.tt.v Ciiwrtnti.. SKVKNTIt JUDICIAL DISTKICT Judge W. I,. Hrad.hifw Attorney - Krrd W. Wilton CROOK COl'NTV liulgr Clerk Sheriff Treasurer Antr II C Hill. Warren lltown ,...T. X. lulfonr .. .Umlnh lordati .. J. t). L iHtllelle School Superintendent..- H. A. Ilinl Coroner.. . lr. K.O lld Surveyor - ,',f,, rtu't CammlHlencr j , Klco Tll COURTS. CtaceiT Corar I'trai Monday In My. Ihlrd Monday in txtoher. ruitu Oii'ar Viral Monday In each month OiMMiaaiOKKaV Coitkt Firt Wednesday In January, Mirth, May. July. Scpltmb and November. Dtnti School DiatatCT No. II. i V.M.Ray Director It. J. Oicrturf (M.Trlp'elt. Chm. Cletk ..... -t. t). Wleal CITV OK MlNli Mayor ............... U. C. Cor Ketvrder II. C. Kill. rtraturer................- -S. J. spcucer fS C. CaMwell Coundtmen ... ( I II. iln.ill I II. li. Allen l new. Auur M.J. Kjlly W B. Nellera every case where you can get as great value here as elsewhere. Give the Bend business men n chance. TO MAKE PRISON PLEASANT.' Atlanta Fedarat Priion to Hava Data- ball. Concarta and Mimtral Show. Hanebflll pium-a mill Mn nlr con certs by a bin bniM b.itnl iirv Into fctiiurw plnnmtl by Wunleu Moyer for the relaxation of prt toners ut tbo I'nltnl SlMi penlleutlnry at Atlanta. Hie uatlouul pime will be between tesm plekiM from the prisoner, und the KiKvtntors will be Unite who have bud good niarkt during the yenr TliU plan wut worked out by Ward en Mu.ver with the upprurab of the department of Justtre. For Dome time the men hare had an orvheHtra In whlh they have token the greatest Interest. Now the mual clnna will be orpmlzed Into a band, and open nlr concert will be Klven. Warden Xtoycr nlto routemplatei a mlnttrel rthow In tbo winter. New books will bo added to tbo li brary In such a way that every man can contribute. The money which l taken from the prisoners when tbey enter the priion will be lent out with their permission nnd new books purchased with the Interest and added to tbo library. A school will be established for thot who cannot react The teachers will be selected from araoop the prisoners, nnd every afternoon they will have school for n few bourn. The men who enter this school will be excused from work during tlnte hours. Another Innovation will nllow Hie pritoners to come Into direct contact with the warden. "I want to belter thi men who are sent here." says Warden Mover. 'This It not n place for punUhuient. but for reform." DEDICATION OF MONUMENT. Data For That at VlcWiburg Undecid ed, but May Da April 16. The new monument erected In the VIckMburc national park In honor of the Union navy of the civil war prob ubly will be dedicated April HI next year That date, to wti'cli a deal of sentiment attaches. Is under favorable consideration by the navy department It wus on April 10 that the iirniy trans ports In ronvoy of Admiral Porter's Beet passed Vlcksbiirc prior to the capture of that city by the Union forces July 4. IRtl. An advantage of the date Is the fart Ihiit the .Missis alppl river will then be at IiIrIi ivoter. permitting the passage up as far as Vlcksbtirg of some of the large war ahlps to participate In the dedication. The memorial ,1s a granite obelisk 202 feet high, with four bronze statin's at the base, representing Ihe naval commanders Identified with the siege of Vlcksburg Famtgut. Porter. Foote nnd Davis. The monument cott $200. 000. There Is now a proposition be fore congress to erect nnother monu ment In the same pnrk In honor of tho Confederate nary. Smokaleia CMmneya. A German professor believes that he has found n way to remove- the smoke nulsanro in connection with factory chimneys. The professor's cblmne." Is perforated on all sides by little borl zontal windows. As the furnace smoke and gases rise they are mixed with air. both before nnd after emergence, bv the eddy forming action of Ihe wind passing through the op"nlngs. From the time the smoke enters the chim ney nnd reaches the height of the low er openings, which receive the wind from any quarter, the Intermingling be gins, nnd In each stage of Its upward movement tho volume becomes less and less. At tbo mouth of the chimney the output. It Is said, Is comparatively small nnd no diluted with air that only a sheet of dark blue smoke U Been. London Mall. SAM AND THE GHOST. H Triad to Stay In a Haunted H'outa Overnight. This U tho latest durky wheote, ac cording to Jluuiilo Allison, who mot n bunch from Kentucky tho other night. Down near Lexington." snld Allison, "thero Is n haunted lumsv. Naturally tho owner wiuiteU to tuktVtlio curso off bis property, so ouo Huudiiy he hired old 8am. nn enlightened negro, to sleep In tho place that night. 'You know and I know there Is no such thing as u hit'ut, Sam,' said be. 'ami If thero was they can't dn anything on Sunday. f I'll Just leave you locked In with a quart of whisky, mid Monday morning I'll come for you with u wagon and give you S.V "So Sum was locked In. On Monday morning tho owner appeared with the wagon, but mi Sain was to be found There was n window missing from the house, tbough-stish and all. lie fol lowed Sam's trail through u little wood by tbo saplings that Had hcvu beni down, and Dually he reached the edge of the swamp That fool nigger, mild he. 'will get mired down there If lie don't look out. I'll como back this aft ernoon mid get him.' "Hut that afternoon ho couldn't Und Sam. Time went on until ho became seriously nlnrmcd nbout the old fellow On Thurxday morning he got on his mule, took tils hound dogs ami started out to trail the runaway A Unit 4 o'clock In the afternoon of Thursday he found the old chn. completely ex hausted, lie was Jutt able to drag a leg. "What's the matter with you. you fool nlrgerT' he demanded. 'Here you go and butt out of my hotito Sunday night, destroying a good window com pletely. And here I llud you out In the swamp. Where have you Um-u all the I liner "Laws. Mnrse nob." said the negro, 'I been eomln back since Mtsiday morning." "-Cincinnati Times-Star. Advice In a Crlile. The Saline river. Arkansas, was out of Its bank nnd swift Mowing, owing to the heavy rnlns. An old negro nnd his two sons wauled to cross, each rid Ins n mule. The older son ventured tlrst and ennie up safely on the other bank The younger went next. Ihe father remaining to wnu-h. Thus the two nnxloiitly wttticsM-d the jounger negro's battle against the swirling enr rent. The mule was swimming low. the rider showing little except Ills head and shoulders above water, when ihe saddle girth broke and saddle ami contents slipped on the aiiluml U UJtiil. which allowed the faithful mule to partl.Hlj emerge from the water ll was a critical moment, and the watchers from opottte bunks were ill anxiety. The luivrlled Uy clutched frantically iihii the tall of the swim mlng animal, but the old negro evl dently failed to note this anil shouted. Look to de l-awd. Uph'utu: look to ile Lawd: look to de IjiwiI!" The more worldly son on the othei bnnk was obviously skeptical about such advice under the circumstances for ho screamed out. "Nevah you mln lookln lo de Lawd, 1'plf lira; never you mln' lookln" to de Lnwd-yoti hoi right on to dat mule's tnll."-Pblladelphla Itecord. Impressed. Actors frequently receive unexpected proof of the reillltm of their art. Not long ago. on the occasion of the per formuine of "Hamlet" by a distill gillshed KtiKllsh player, there were in mine Inieri'ttcd unit uli-nrlxil smi tators than two newtiet in the gallery The loys hud been watching the per formance with breatll'ett Interest The last net wat drawing to m cloe The duel utmost dragged the lad from i heir seals llefore their eyes tho queen was pol timed. Laertes UIMeil. the king killed. Hamlet killed. On ihe tlual irged the curtain started down The audi ence wus siM-llUmutl In ihe gallery there wns a clatter and a crash at one of the boys mentioned Kartell for the door "Come on. Tommy!" lie shnuied back lo his companion, "llusile: Dere'll lie extras out on d!s!"-l!niTcf M"K uzlno. Mayo- Gaynor'a Name. An IrlMi writer claims Mini ihe mayor of New York Is of Irish origin lie de. clares that the nnme was originally MneFhlonlihar. afterward ihimced In to Maglnn-nr. because "Fh" and "bh" are silent In the Oaclle tongue Then In course of time Mng-lon-ar lnvnme Mcaynor. nnd tilllmntoly flnynor, n we hnve It todar. I'xchange For BRICK LIME CEMENT and PULP Plaster SEE TEe OVERTURF-DAVIS-MILLER COMPANY OKrTCK IN PENS0N BLDO, ON WALL ST. mmmmmmjmmmmmmmmmmmmmiiiw Two Railroads Arrived at the Union Depot in Bend October 5th Within Three Blocks of this Union Depot we are selling Close-in Residence anil Business Lots SOxMO, 60 anil NO Foot Streets anil 20 Pool Alleys. Prices $200 WITH CITY WATI-R AS SURED BY JAN., 1st, IPI2 ALSO ELECTRIC LIGHTS IN A SNORT TIA1I2 Terms $10 Per Month As well as other Improvements l:REE to our customers. Certified abstract furnished VRllll upon first payment. Call on H. D. TRUE, Resident Agent, Bend, Ore. Free maps anil photographs of Bend and Central Oregon upon request by writing the NEWL0N-K0LLER CO., Inc. 301 Buchanan Building, - - - Portland, Oregon DO YOU Want to sell your ranch or farm lands? If so writo us as wo havo plenty of buyers waiting. If you want to sell, write us at onco giving full description and all do tail information, your prico and terms. The NEWLON-KOLLER CO. .mo 30 1 Buchanan Building, Portland, Orogon LOOK! LOOK! SPECIAL All Family Wines must be sold at once, as our stock is large, and owing to the fact that the railroad is here we are compelled to sacrifice at the following prices: Munk Sherry Blackberry Wine Royal Port Port Wine White Port California Sherry Muscat Wine Blackberry Cordial mRMPRI v ti nn PER GALLON. NOW $2.00 Per Gallon or 50c PER QUART. TEe SILVERTOOTH J. H. MUSCROVE, Mgr. timmvjutwijmmMmmummmmmmMimmmmm