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The bend bulletin.
VOL. IX.
1IKNI). ORIXJON, WKDNKSIMY. NOV. 211. Hill.
NO. 38
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NEW SAWMILL
SIQ CLAUK TO OPI-R-
ATI: IT
Maihinery Here for I'lniil I lint Wilt
lie Located Seven mitt n Hull Atllea
SoiitlteAKt nl 1'imii-Convenient
In the IliiinmlriiJ Country,
Machinery for a new sawmill
which will hu operated hy SIk Clark
wjveii unit a half mlli Houthentit of
IIdiiiI, only a abort tlUtnuce nir tint
mud to lluriiH, Iihm been received in
llend from Itluc Slide. Wnsh.
Mr. Clttik nay tlu plant will have
a capacity of 6(t.(Kl() ft-d u iiy hut
will not ho i mi at Hint to cut mnie
than 2o.0()0 or Wl.OOO. It will bo
located at Hint on tilt Wllaon place,
adjoining W. J. MeUlllvrny'H ranch,
ami Unit vIhm lumber turned out an
the IIihIkt In llmt territory In kihmI.
In connection with tho Mtwuiill a
planer will hImi ht operated, Mr.
Clark y. He expect to f urn lh
m large (iiimitlty of lumber to homo
atowlera in tin Mllllmn country an
tho mill will It tho lumrmt one to
(Imi ilUtrlct. With kikmI ilnwnhill
nrnih, the lumber can aim ho limit
ed to Bond cheaply.
Mr. Clark iw.'U to havo thu
mill in Mwrttlloii within a abort
limn.
1UMKIIYS AMU I'l.llMU'UI..
Thu IochI turkoy markot wan
weaker iIiIh year than uaiinl, ilrowwd
hinhi Killing for '.Tic and S(Jc. Ijmt
year thu price was around IIUc. Thu
markets ruorl a big biiHlnoiw In
fowlii and many Bend eoplo will
tomorrow enjoy n turkey dlnnur.
FARMERS WILL RAISE HOGS;"
CAR CONTAINING 53 RECEIVED
The carload of brood jow for
fnrmem of thu Uend country arrived
lust TliunMlny from Ncbrnakn In llnu
condition. There wore oft in thu
uhlpmunt and all weru unlontled at
tho Mock yard at Kim avenue where
the Kind National Hank didtributcd
them among thouc who had plnccil
urduni for them. Thu following
men made purcluiMMt:
Willi Noland, Millican. 1; U-vl
Krrntt, Uend, 1; ICurl SaunderH,
Powell lltitte, 1; I'red Wflion, IjiIiI
law, 1; Dan It. Smith. Iiidluw, 1;
John Thyen. Mend. R; K. A. Kiiottn,
Uend, 2; Henry Tvtt. Powell
The Wisdom of Age
A poor old man in telling of his lifu'rt experience
wild, "I can nee where I have inuilu many mistaken
In my life, hut I think my greatest was in not start,
ing a bank account when a young man, If I had
done ho and stayed with my hanker, 1 would not
havo Ikhid working by thu day In my old age. 1 can
plainly seo now, when It Is too late, that I have all
tho time nemlud the bank'H luwistanco. My ndvico
to all young men Ih to open a bank account and form
n connection with tho Imnk. Then If hnrd luck
coined you will havo a friend under some obligations
to help you."
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Thu above has our hearty endorsement,
make an earnest elfort to help our patrons.
The Deschutes Banking & Trust
Company of Bend, Oregon
"Conservative Banking for Conservative People."
I,. II. 1IAIHI), (I're.l.lent) J. W. MASTHKS, (Vice Treildeut)
1'. O. MINOR, (Secretary)
DlKXCTORS:
-1'. O. MINOR,-
h, B. IIAIJU),-
CUV 01' IM.IJCIUIC HNI'UdV.
Pond Im being nmde a luil
Hunt town of a night hy tho
iiiHtallatliin hy hiwlni'w houses
of many electric Hired signs.
Ono of the inortl atliactlve of
Uiwmj new algtm Ik that of thu
Pilot Ilulte Inn.
TELEPHONE TO BURNS
Pioneer CiiiiiMity Hullitlng CnmiectlriK
Link to Harney County Scat.
Within ten days, prolmhly, It will
hu poiwihle to have direct telephone
ciiniiiuiiicatiuii hetween llend and
Burns. The I'lnneor Telepliono 'i
Telegraph Co. Im now building a 12
mile Ntretch of line that will join
the Harney Mini ('rook county wut
ami then ft will lie ponalblc to talk
direct to lUirim. Heietofore that
town wit iiiu'licd over a fnriiii'm'
IrfllJ.
RICKETTS MONDAY
Second Number In Winter' I'ntcr
tnlmiicnt Course.
The aoemid niimher in the winter
cure of entertainment will ho the
KlckulU coiuiwiiy, constating of live
muakian. Tlicre are three brothers
and two glutei-, all artist. They
play llute. violin, piano, cello and
are atau wijolat. Single neat ticket)'
will ho only M cent. Season
ticket arc now Milling at $l.7fi. The
company will be here Monday night
I.OOKIMI ATIIM WII1SI0UIA.
K. K. I'urrer, general manager o(
thu Nuwlon-Koller Co., in hero from
Portland to ajwnd moat of thu winter
looking nftor thu wiles of Wientoria
Street arc Mug cleared and grad
ed and a water HyHtuin installed for
thnt part of town.
Huttu, 2; Iax Hobbn, Powell Iluttu,
R; G. V. Harm, Hund, 3j O. C. Card
well, llend. :; (',. W. Wlmer & Sum,
Tumnlo, 2; John Strnhm, Glut, 2;
(Jeorgu HateH, Hend, 2; William
; llanke. Uidlnw, f; J. N. II. (Jerk-
Ing, Lnldlnw, -1; Grovcr 0. (lurking,
Ijildlaw, :i; Ivd Halvornon, Hend, -1;
George M. Krlcknon, Hend, 4; J. F.
Young, Hend, 2.
With thosu "mortgage lifterH"
thu country adjneent to Hend Htarta
; Uon a new industry which Ih ex
! pecteil to bring much money, event
1 ually, to Central Oregon.
We
-S. V. UA1RD.
FREIGHT REDUCTION TO HELP BEND
Interstate Commerce Commission's
Order Will Cut Down Charges From
Portland On All
The Interstate Commerce Commission's order made Friday that a 20
pur cent reduction he made in diHlrihutlvu chuw rate from Portland and
other Northwest count el tie to interior towns means much to Bend, if
upheld. A hig lowering of freight rntcH from Portland will result.
Thu commlwion'H order in to go into ojfect Jan. 2, and thu following
j tabic shows what the preheat clam
what they will he If the reduction Im
Chew 1 12 H I I f A H C I) ' K
PreMiutiate 1PJ 101 KII 71 110 (!0 .18 ,'tl! W 21
Nuwrate HI 77 01 Wi 41) a i Hi) 27 I 2: 18
HOLIDAY lO.MONKOW.
Tomorrow heing a legal holiday,
the poMtolllce, hnnka and sehool will
lie clotHii. and wimic of the huaineMi
Iiouhum will keep open only pari of
thu day.
IIUND'.S RAILROAD IttJSINMSS.
More than 5100 otrlnndK of freight
have heen recuived in llend idnce
thu llntt of the month. Agent
Corbet t ottimatcM thai the Novem
ber wile of pMNwngur ticket will he
more than 1000.
"Now, What on
Earth Was I to
Remember ? "
ThU nun hsB a itrlnjt on Min
or nt Irtut a string anger Will Hint
make htm remember what hU wife
tolil lit in to buy? Well. It Is your
Kin-Hi. What la your cipt'rleu'ir
Hut rtlil YOU forpct thnt Chrlitmas
hnpplnc? If you did tl n trlnK to
your tlnper lixlny AND THEN DON'T
rORCET AGAIN,
Don't STRING your CarlMmna hop
ilnc along. Kturt It quick nntl tin re It
OUT
Neither let anybody STRING yon with
the Into Hint you ran get n itxM good'
le. SI n you cnu Pee. I or Pec to
You know better Thu answer lie
Get STRINGS on those
CHRISTMAS packages NOW.
jii i - i " iB
KJEgfRjEfllL
There's Something
Coming: Off
7rn
SOON, and It will pay you to be prepnred
for it. You'll get ahead of your neighbors
If you watch for our bargains nnd take ad
vantage of them. Your monoy will go far
ther here than it will at any other store in
town. You get tho best untitles nt the
lowest prices, nnd experience the best treat
ment nt nil times. Wo give you good reason
for thanksgiving hero all the year 'round.
N. P. Smith
Wall
Class Shipments
rates from Portland to Uend are and
made an ordered:
SELLS BUILDING
i
V, I). Newlun I5tl Structure Hrccl
ed lly J. I. Weil.
The atone building vrcctol hy J.
1 1. Went on Greenwood avenue Ih
: nwiring completion. The rock work
i fjnitheil and cjirpentern arc giving
thu hint touchuH to the InHide. Plate
, glum front ha lieen put in and the
! building hi onu of thu most nttntct
I We in town.
Mr. WoataUtotf that he hag sold
the building to W. I). Newlon of
, the Newlon-KollorCo., to bu turned
'over to thu purchaser when it if
entirely completed, llic price wm
$:550, Mr. Went mid. and included
in the dual in thu small frame build
ing on thu Mr avenue end of the
25-foot lot.
This Ih the first stone building
erected in Hend. Two others, the
passenger station and thu D. A.
Iloyd building, arc going up rapidly.
(10I.SU ON I'LCASUKU TRIP.
Joe Ouckholz, who has achieved
much success here ns a gardener
and truck grower. Is going to stop
work awhile and take a little pleas
ure jaunt, leaving probably Sunday.
He will go to California and on East
by the southern route to his old
home in Worcester, Ohio, where he
will spend some time. He has rent
ed his ranch near town and before
returning here will probably investi
gate Hritish Columbia opportunities.
OI'IIN MliUTINU 01' M. W. A.
Next Tuusduy evening the M. V.
A. will hold election of officers and
an open meeting. All members nrc
requested to bo present. City elec
tion returns will bo announced dur
ing the evening.
Homo-made plus, cakes nnd bread
for wile at Oregonlnn Grill.
Street
DISPATCH HV im.HPIIOM!.
Telephone wires are now be
ing strung along the railroad
to Bend, and when thu linu is
completed all thu dlnpntching
of tralnH over the joint road
will he by telephone instead of
telegraph.
REFRIGERATOR CARS
Iloth KoaJa Operating Them Uelween
Portland and Mend.
Refrigerator car service between
Portland and Hend has been inaug
urated by both railroads. This
gives a (uick freight service for
perishable goods from tho me
tropolis. 'I he O-W. It. &. N. announces
that it will have n car leaving Port
hind every Thursday, arriving at
Hund Friday night ready for un
loading Saturday morning. The
Oregon Trunk will send out one car
every Monday and Wednesday, which
should arrive here on Tuesday and
Thursday nights, rosjiectively.
MAKES SCHOOL COUNT
Clerk Ulc5t Working on Data Ob
tained Latt Week.
Clerk Wiest of thu School Hoard
ii working on the count of children
in thu Hund district between the
agos of 4 nnd 20 years. Thu census
is taken as. of Nov. 25, data being
obtained from the last census, re
ports of toochers nnd personal can
vassing. A preliminary estimate is
that there are more than 300 school
children, which is a gain of more
than GO per cent. As soon as avail
able the exact figures will be given
in The Hulletin.
POSTPONE K. P. MEimNCl.
On account of the musical con
cert tonight, the K. of P. lodge has
postponed iU meeting till Friday
evening.
SEATTLE MEN
PRESSED
Plans for the first pressed brick
building for Bend are now being)
drawn in Seattle. It will be erected
noxt spring at the northeast corner !
of Bond and Minnesota streets by !
Drs. W. G. and J. R. Booth, of the
Puget Sound city.
In a letter to The Bulletin, Drs.
Booth say.
"We are now working on the
plans for our building. It will be
100x100 overall, of two stories,
built of ornamental pressed brick
The First National Bank
OF BEND, BEND, OREGON
Or. U, O. OOE. Pr..ld.nt E. A. 8ATHIR. Vic Hr.. Id.nl
a. 8. HUOSON. C.hl.r
Capital fullj paid ... 828.000
Blockholdari liability . . 825,000
Surplua .... . SO, 000
Mr. Business Man
This bank offers you all the advantages of a mod
ern banking institution.
Ask for our statement and study It, Investigate the
men who stand back of tho business we conduct.
Consider the protection given our funds. Our
strength Is far in excess of the strength required t
to safeguard your bonking business.
If your business is paralyzed for lack of funds
if it is a good business with good prospects why
not talk to us about your credit? You will find
thnt we have a friendly attitude towards all pro
gressive Ideas, and a willingness to give your
proposition careful consideration.
We offer your account strength and confidential
and courteous treatment.
TE FIKST NATIONAL BANK OF BEND
DIRECTORS:
D. C. COK It. A. SATHtR C. S. HUDSON
O. M, PATTKRSON . C. W.US
ON FIRST TRIP
AUTO-TRUCKS TAKE
Bid FREIGHT LOAD
Two Packard Cars Left Mere Monday
Afternoon Loaded With Ooods for
Harney JMerclunU-New lira In
Central Oregon Pr eight Ing.
The two big nuto-trucks which will
be operated between Hend and
Hums by the Central Oregon Truck
ing Co. left Monday afternoon
loaded with freight for the Harney
country. As the railroad marked a
new ora to Rend, the auto-truck
opens n new chapter In the history
of freighting to Hunt.
The two cars came In by freight
Sunday night, and Monday after
noon wore loaded with goods. The
largest part of this was for Hill
Hanloy, though a few hundred
Kiunds of Thanksgiving things were
taken for Riley, Burns nnd Hnrney
merchnnts. One car carried 7C00
pounds nnd the othor 7200, or nearly
four tons each. The big Packard
trucks have a guaranteed capacity
of three tons each but from four to
six tons can be hauled on them.
They are rated at 30 horsepower
but each develops more power than
that.
In charge of them will be ex
perienced auto-truck drivers brought
in from Portlnnd. C. C. Harrison
and C. E. Merrill will have charge
of them and they will be driven by
F. McKeen and A. Oiborn. D. M.
McDade, manager of the company, y
will divide his time between the
two towns.
Until it is known what the volume
of freight will be, a fixed charge
for hauling will not be set. At
present the rate will he about two
cents a pound, Mr. McDade an
nounced. He left Tuesday morning
In his touring car for Burns. t
TO PUT UP
BRICK BUILDING
and modern In every way, with
plate glass windows, leaded lights
above the windows and doors on the
ground floor. We will start con
struction in the CRrly spring, as we
believe there will be a demand for
space in several such buildings."
Dra. Booth have owned property
here for some time and have always
been ardent boosters of Bend. Their
faith in the town Is shown to be
strong by their decision to erect
such a handsome and substantial
building ns planned.