THE BEND BULLETIN
Gkoiick Palmkr Putnam
Publisher,
U. N. Hoffman
ManaRinpr BilUor.
"An It)ileictiitciU newapapcr, tmiilliiR
for the mjtmrc dent, clean liitlnes clean
Hlllic. mid the lt intercts o( Demi
noil Centml Oregon.
nnothor column tho text of this law
na taken from l.onl's Oregon Lawn.
SUHSCRII'TION RATHS:
One jttTimm, - .- . . $ I . S
tt month . - ..-.... .Co
Thre monthi.MM...HwttHH ......... .30
(InearUtilr In aitrancr.)
It In announced from tlurnn thnt n
impnongor nutoiuohllo lino from thnt
city to lloiul will he cstntitlaliptl next
eprliiR. Travel hy wny of Vnlo or
1'rnlrlo City from Hums to Cortland
routs nhout MO. hut hy coming this
wny this amount will ho cut to $30
nr linihntitv Inaa With llnl ntltft
I, : ' ."
trucKS mnKiuR tno run to success
fully over tho fine, roiul from hero to
tho llnrnoy county cnitltnt, tho put
ting on of n pnitsonper lino Is only n
mutter of time.
WEDNKSDAY. DEC. 20. 1911
On account of a brrnk In Its
machinery after the Uue wa
half printed, The Uullrtln is de
layed thl. week. It was also
necessary to cut duwn some of
the late news, for which we
make apolojr'c.i. Accidents will
happen, and we therefore ask
the Indulgence of our readers,
nnd w ilt all a .Merry Christmas.
The people of Ooltl Hill. In Jnck
aon county, held n set-ncnunlnted
meetliiR In their town Inst Saturday
thnt wns very successful In hrltiKtni
tho cltttena of the town nnd aur
rounding country In touch with each
other. There wna n Mr free dinner,
a matinee movltiR picture program
and addresses hy leading huslness
men nnd others. All the stores of
fered special Imrgalns for tho day.
Advertising pays. This the Silver
I.ako Hnchelors' Club has found out.
When the. organization wns recently
formed, the newspaper gave It much
publicity. The result has been nu
merous letters from women who are
looking for husbands. This Is 1911.
too. What will tho harvest be In
IV IS. otherwise known as Leap Year.
UXOTYIU. IXSTAM.KI).
With this Iwue. The llulletln en
ters upon a new era. For the first
time It Is printed from type set by
linotype machine. The old alow
hand method of setting typo has
boon discarded and hereafter tho pa
jier will appear each week In Its new
dress. This means a great deal to
tho subscribers of tho paper. Here
tofore. It was necessary to curtail
news matter on account of Inability
to get It put Into typo. Even at
this, Tho llulletln has carried moro
home-set matter than any other Cen
tral Oregon paper. The lino typo
makes it nosslblo for a broader
nows field to bo covered. Items
from all parts of Central Oregon
will be printed, as well m all tho
news of Ilend. As has been an
nounced previously. It Is the aim of
the owner of tho paper to convert
Tho llulletln Into a semi-weekly as
soon as the flld will Justify, and as
tho town grows. Into a dally.
The Installation of a costly type
sotting machine such as Tho llulletln
has bought is a step somewhat a
fcmd of what the town justfles Just
bow, but we believe that within a
few months such will not I the case.
With 'In eo-operatlon of the peo
jde of llesul who appreciate a good
ewiir and the benefits It Is to
their town to have such a publica
tion, we shall feel that the extra ef
fort and expense of getting out such
it paper have not been In vain.
In one way and another, all oan
help make The llulletln a newgpa
per to be more proud of than ever.
Subscribers who are In arrears can
materially aid by paying up what
they owe or by ronowlng their sub
Mriptlons. No ono of them will
inles the small amount, whereas If all
pay up promptly It will help the pa
tier great!. Another way to help,
too. Is by informing the editor of
anything which you think would
make a news Item of interest. And
when your ntlnhbor comes In and
asks to borrow your llulletln to read,
call his attention to the fact that we
are making a special rate to new sub
ttertbers between now and January 1.
Olve them to understand. In a diplo
matic way. that you don't entertain
any too lofty an opinion of pexiple
who sponge on their friends. The
paper's circulation Is growing every
week, subscriptions coming In from
many who have heard of Central Oro-
Kon and aro headed this way, and
from those who have recently taken
up residence here.
WOHS OOUNTItY i.vjl'ktici:.
In tho Orogonlau Sunday appeared
an articlo giving an account of the
Establishing of auto truck service be
tween llond and Hums. The writer
Km along without making sorlous
blunders until ho reaches the third
paragraph, which Is as follows:
"The distance between Hend and
Hums Is approximately HO miles.
The route traverses nn arid desert
waste, whore roads are virtually an
unknown luxury and human habita
tions aro few. Tho only town on
ouuntered on tho trip Ib Itlley, which,
if It were ou a railroad, would bo des
ignated as a water tank."
"An arid desort wasto" does the
country a gross Injustice. Because
that part of tho state has not been
notlod up and doveloped for lack of
transportation facilities, Is no reason
It Is not productive. Tho home
steaders who have gone In there,
cloarod tho land and cultivated the
uoll will dony most emphatically that
It Is a "wasto" country. 'TIs trti It
is semi-arid, but there is enough rain
fall to mnko It.wlth science auu gilt,
a productive part of Oregon.
We call the special attention of our
renders this week to an advertise
ment of one of tho lending stores in
town. It contains n lot of Christmas
suggestions, and It ou miss s"in;t
what they are you will pass oxer
something that Is as humorous as It
Is original
If tho present rate of construction
of stono buildings continues, It will
not bo long till llond will bo a town
of fireproof business blocks.
If you know of any news. Item. tho
editor would appreciate It If you told
him about It. You can telophono It
In If you wish.
Tho Christmas season Is a good
l time to bo In tho hands of ono s
friends.
WOl'I.Il HKU' ALIj AUOl'XD.
(Portland Oregonlnn.)
It would be a great thing If Port
land business men could teach by let
ter their customers In the Harney
valley and along he route from
I Hend to Hums within twenty-four
' hours This will come with th
I completion of the cross-state rai'.
i way. It may come Itefore then. A".
j effort is now In progress to establlth
i a dally mall service between Hend
and HuriH and the ambition at ec-h
terminus and along the route If )
1 make It an auto service. The Im
portance of the plan rests not alto
gether in the Immediate advantage
I thaC would accrue to prosent settlers
I and distributors of merchandise. A
' dally mall service would be a strong
i Incentive toward rapid settlement
of this ISO nilloH of almost undevel
! oped country. Its ultimate result
''would be Increased business, grantor
1 production and those In turn would
hasten railroad building. Any In
I fluence that Portland and Its com
I merclal bodies can give to bring a-
Ikj.H this mall service would lie well
worth their while.
IWst in I nun.
"Hie Star Dry Cleaning House,
1 with A. L. French, does all kinds of
cloanintr. prewini? and repairing of
' clothus in n nont mnnnur and nt
reasonable price. Ladies' work as
Iwcll ns men's done. Satisfaction
I given and work promptly done. A
trial will convince you. 27tf
CLASSIFIED COLUAIN
RATHS: I'Ue cents a Hue for first In.
cttlou In this column, four cents a line
for each subteiiieut Insertion. Count
six woid to n line.
t.ost.
LOST -WntornmitB fountain pen
Howard If returned to llulletln olllro.
WaNTKI)-WltMt.
Wanted
-Vocal pupils.
Mnrion
lir.tf
Wantkh Party to build 8 or 10
room house in llond and lease to me
from 2 to fi years. State location
nnd terms. Theo. A. Old. l'UI 12th
St., Portland. Ore. -10-lp
WANTKli To borrow $1,000 for
three-year period on InrRO tract of
the best timber in Central Oregon,
close to railroad. Address A 2f,
care of llulletln. !Utf.
Wantf.o Would like to net
stock cattle to winter by month.
Inquire G. YV. Wittier & Sous, Turn
alo, Ore. -ll
Wantbh ivejrular customers to
buy fresh ranch ckks. Phone Mrs.
W. P. Vandevert. 3lf
Tor Rent.
KOH HKN'T Two good warm cab
ins on lot It. blk 1 ft. Center Add. Sp
T.m! TH'Vt Wlilt.t .i.m'Iiu inn.
chine. Inquire at J. A. Hastes'
ollice.
Tor Sale.
KOH SAl.K Fine new bungalow
Just completed. Good location.
Will bo sold at a bargain to quick
buyer. Inquire nt llulletln office
Wil.l, Tradk Rood baled rye hny
for 2i or 3-in. wntron. Address, H.
C. Cady, Latdlaw, Ore. 37tf
Fort Sale Thoroughbred bronze
turkeys by Mrs. S. A. Dutt, six
miles east of Hend on Prineville
road. :itf
Foil Salk A bargain in n good
typewriter. Koyul Standard make,
a good machine. Owner has two
machines, with use for only one,
hence the low price of $15 cash.
Inquire at Bulletin office. 32tf j
Foil SALK 10 acre chicken ranch
GS4 miles wnithcst of Hend, on
Hear Creok rond. All fenced, four-'
room house solidly built nnd out
buildings, chicken ranch, etc. Seven
acres cleared, plenty wood and
water. Mrs. Jean Schiller, 1177
Stark street. Portland. Ore. -10-lp
Foil Salk Corner lot in Park
Addition, 78x120 feet. Splendid
location in most rapidly growing
part of town. Terms to suit pur
chaser. Henkle & Ford. :Wtf
Foil SALE Light team, gentle
nnd good travelers. Al harness,
buggy and wagon. Call on G. W.
Shriner. Park Addition. -JOtf
Foil Sale Kolimiuifihinunt of 820
acres adjoining Johnson ranch ntmr
Powell Hutte. Inquire Itullotin. tf
AUnccltanrnus,
Cotton llitiiiirl ulou- ultlt knit
Vtiisth T."- it lii. t it. M. Siiiltli
Clothing '
Tho easiest way to acquire a for
tune Is to Inherit It from your fathor.
Another unsigned article has been
sont to Tho llulletln to be printed.
As we said sorao weeks ago, this
paper follows tho policy of all other
publications of rofuBing Its columns
to communications coming from un
known sources. It la not necessary
thnt tho author's name be printed
-with tho article, but wo must, for our
own protection, know who wrote it.
Tho communication In question Is
In regard to tho pollution of tho De
schutes river, certainly a subject that
interests all tho poo pi o of this town,
us well ns those of other places
which got their water supply from
the river. There is a state law
against tho pollution of the water
of tb8vstream.- For, the, benefit, fit,
those concerned, we are printing in
DIRECTORY OF OFFICIAL.
O.VITKD STATUS
Ircl1ent ...... William II. Tn
Vke-PtciMeut.. .-...- Jimrt h Hhrrroin
StCTturyofbUte- rhiUmlrr C. Kno
nccftury ol Treasury .......-Franklin MacVranh
(Kfirtary of Inlcrlur Walif r L. fnhrr
8ieury of War II I.. Mimairi
Kccrrtary of Commerce ami ltfir .Charlca Nagtl
Secretary ol .Navy .Cciirgt Vou I. Meyer
Ktcrctary of Aurtcullurc .- Jamea Wilauti
fotlmaalcr General .frank II. Illtchiock
Attorney Central... Oeof-t W. WttktiiUaru
BTATK
Governor MMM........... O. Weal
becreury ol Male Hen W Ola-tl
Treasurer TliomaaU, Kay
Attorney OeueraJ M. Crawlenl
Supt. Public Iniirurtloii- I. K AkUrtuaii
state Printer - W. h. Uunlway
Coramlaaionerof Lator btalUIki O 1' HoB
Came Warden W I. I'lnley
Stale Unitluccr........... John II. Ui
I George 1. Chamneriaiu
f jonainan jiourue, jr.
U. S. Seaalora.....
Ccniremnen..
I W. C. Ilawley
A.W. Uff-rly
,....Ka1ih Jordan
...J.IJ. Lafollelte
m. a. roru
HKVKNTI! JUIJICIAI. BIHTKICT
Judge .......'..- W. lirad.haw
Attorue).. ...............- Fled W, WiIkii
CKOOK COUNTY
JudKe..,. ...,w.... - II C. lilltl
Clerk..... - Warren llrnwn
Sheriff............ T. X. luifonr
Treasurer.
A UMKiru...u..H.i
whrw.l riutMrrititrmiellt
Coroner ...- I" K- ' ll''
burreyor -Fred . Klce
Commlniooera iamt', k '
TIIH COUKTh.
Ciscoit Coukt Firat Monday in May; third
Monday In Octoler.
i'soSATK CoUHT Firat Monday in each mouth
CoMMisaiOMsat' Coukt Firat Wcdncaday
In January, March, May, July, beutciuucr
anoWovember.
Ukho school uistsict no. it,
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CITY OF BHNO
......u. K. coe
..... ,H.C. Kllll
,.......Ms j. ppencer
(S C. Caldwell
II. unciil
Dlrectora...
Oerk .....
Mayor....,
Recorder..
Treasurer.. .......
F M. Hay
.III. J. Oveitui
M Tllp'ett,
Coundlmen.
U.K. Allen
into, auuc
M.J. Krlly
W. B. Scllcrt
Some brands of KiMKiiiees are more
utiKpular than others.
Are you there when It wims ui
mskliiK the best of the worst of It?
NOTICE FOR I'UlliMCATMN
Deixrtmrnt of tlie Interior. V H lmUlfrtce at
The l4lUa liieiton. NtnemlM-r llh. KH.
Nutkrlaherttiy KUen that IMIa l IWM-y.of
lleud. Ilrekoil, abu mi A ll II J I'd. HI Blade
hMine.tead entry No oAj4. for liK mxiU.ii lo,
laon.hip o aouth, ranne 16 ea.l. Willamette
Meridian, hat tilrdnotkeol Inlintlou to make
Siul onumuutKili pruxf. to e.taMltli claim to
thelaixl alire iltrll.l Ufurr II I' Iflllt. O.
H.ComniiMioiier t hUi.lltte. at Hend. mexoii,
on the l4h day of January. U
Ctalniaut namca a wltneaM. C.ore Mllll
u, lidd Kopper. U. N. Ilttfjuu and II. C.
Ilenklc, all of lleud, (IffKiitl.
ja.4 C. W MOOHK. Kesiater.
NOTICE FOR I'UHIilCATlOM.
Iiepartment of the Interir.
V. H. Ulld Olftecal The llillea, Oregon,
NovciHler IJtli. 1)11.
Notice la hereby kWcii that Walter lnlela.
ofliend, (iregufi. who, on Novewlr 4th. OA
made homestead entry. No ljM, aeital No.
o.om, lor nwtf, Seel Ion II. Towu.hip 17 booth,
Kallgc II IlK.t. Willamette MtrxlUll. haa 61nt
notice ol Intention to make final proof, to
eatabtith claim to the land above OrKriUd,
before II. C Ittlia, L' ComniiMioutr. at hit
ificeat Hend Oregon, on the ilhday of Decem
ber. IBM.
Claimant namea ai witntiara lamea H. Ben
ham, of t,aidUiv, liregou. Ailam Koliniaa,
Charlca Iloyd and Charlca H Imw, of Hend, Ore
J,""! C. W. MOOHK, KcgUtrr.
Photographic
Portraits
That
Please
at the
Seward &
Robideau
Studio
Bend, Oregon
Wiestoria Addition
Is Selling: Fast. Why?
Wcnrc furiiisliin every purchaser n certified abstract l:IUil:-
We are selling on a real estate contract. fe
We hind ourselves, as well as you, to fulfill the contract.
We now have City water on our property.
Our prices are lowest; terms the easiest.
Better make your selection today.
Our property is within three blocks of the Union Depot.
Prices $150 and up. Terms $10 a month
Liberal discount for cash. Lots are 50x110 with 60 and 80
foot streets and 20 foot alleys. ----------
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Do you want to sell your ranch or farm lands?
If so, write us at once, giving full description and all detail
information, your price and terms. --------
The NewlonKoller Comp'y, Inc.
Seattle, Wash. Portland, Oregon. Hend, Oregon.
Portland Office: .301-2 Huchanan Uldg.
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All Family Wines and Liquors 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
We also have just received n new line of ease goods all bottled
in bond namely: Canadian Club, Old Crow, Sunny Drook,
Cedar Brook, Borderland, Perfection Scotch, Pine Hidge,
Cuckcnhcimcr Rye, James E. Pepper, Pepperford, Bond &
Lilian!, Special Reserve Montieello, Old Taylor, Billy Taylor,
and in fact all the Taylors. We invite everybody to inspect
our new .shipment. Thanking our patrons for past favors, we
remain yours respectfully,
TEe SILVERTOOTH
SALOON
J. H. MUSGROVE, Mgr.
FORMERLY $4.00
PER GALLON.
NOW
$1.75
Per Gallon or 40c
PER QUART. .
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