HAMPTON NEWS NOTES
Homesteader llrlng In Milch Cows
From Washington
HAMPTON, Jsn. Jt. Mr, Melvln
nnd HiiRh Crow canio In from llond
tho first of tho year with throo Jersey
cows, which they rccontly brought
from Chohslla, Wash.
, , A. 8. Kogn ami !. C. Pock nro build
Idk a bungnlow for Kilwnnl F Has
sott, who ifccntly filed on n homo
etond near tho G3rd mllo nost of tho
llcnd-llurna road.
Mrs. Miller accompanied Louis Mil
ler on n trip to Held Inst Tuesday.
llurr lllack and V. T. Harrison are
OlpKlnK n welt on tho latter's homo
Mead. Indications seem favorable
for water.
Tho most BCTero weather this
winter Is being experienced at pres
ent. However, tho settlors of this
community are not only comfortnblo
themselves but have their stock In
shelter and woll provided with feed.
Miss Kthol Korr was called homo
from her school In Portland last week
by the illness of her mother. Mrs.
Fork Is on tho rosd to recovery.
A. T. Fraino went to llond tho last
of December but expects to return to
his homestead In tho near futuro.
CHILDREN'S PRIZES
Industrial Rxhlblta Will bo Kncour
nged Among School lloys nnd (Slrls
COUVALLIS. Prlxes totnllng
thousands of dollars have been offer
ed to tho children of Oregon for In
dustrial exhibits at tho state and
county fairs and school fairs. State
Superintendent of Schools Alderman,
cooperating with tho county superin
tendents, State Fair Association.
Portland Commercial Club, Oregon
Development U'aguo. Stato Hnnkcrs'
Association and tho extension divis
ion of tho Oregon Agricultural Col
lege, will organlxo and conduct con
tests In corn growing, poultry raising,
manual training, domestic science,
potato growing and other industrial
work, and every child In tho stato
will have opportunity to compcto for
tho prlie.
Tbo Stato Fair Association has
agreed to furnish $1,400 In cash
prlxes for school exhibits, and prom
ises ot other prlxes amounting to
42,000 have also been mado, whllo
other Interests which will doubtless
contribute havo not yet bocn ap
proached. Tho commercial clubs all
over the state will push tho work, and
n committee on agricultural educr
tlon from tho Stato Hankers Associ
ation has agreed to ralso at least
91,800 to assist In tho work.
Somo 30 different branches of In
dustry will bo Included In tho con
testa, and those entering will bo re
quired to keep for tho college accu
rato and complete records of their
work from the beginning. Thus n
vast amuunt ot valuable data will bo
secured. One county superintend
ent states that there will bo at least
4,000 children cxhlbltlug-from his
county alone.
NOT CANDIDATE AGAIN
DiMiIct Attorney WIImiii Announce!
lie Will Not be In llnrc.
To tho Bdttor of Tbe Uullotln:
Since It is but n short time until
the announcement of candidates for
vaiious oinees at tbe coming primar
ies will havo to be made, and know
ing that the candidacy of some
parties for tho otlleo of district attor
ney dopondg upon whether or not I
uhould again deslro to be a candidate.
I deom It but fair to such aspirants,
and any others, to definitely an
nounce that I will not be a candidate
for nomination at the coming primar
ies. I'ressure of prlvato business Is
uueh that I feel that a sacrlflco of
such business must lie made, or the
duties of tbe district attorney's offlco
would not receive that close atten
tion which they desorvo and demand,
and for that reason I havo come to
tbe above conclusion.
In making this announcement. I
trust It Is not out of placo to express
my sincere and heartfelt appreciation
to those who havo given mo their
loyal support and words of oneour
MKHinetit during the time I havo per
formed the duties of tho district at
torneyship, whleh at times havo been
bornowhat arduous, and 1 trust that
my successor, whoever ho may be,
will enjoy this pleasant association
and co-operation to tho same full ex
tent as It has been given mo.
FIIKD W. WILSON.
The Dalles. Ore.
i'jiacticaij rouiritY iiook.
One of tho most practical poultry
Looks ever produced on the I'aclflc
Coast has been received from tho
j.ress of tbe Clias. II. Lilly Co. It Is
vdited by Italph II. Randall, ono of
tho loading poultry experts of
Amorloa. Somo of the leading ar
ticles aro the"Caio of Chicks," "Tho
Development of Voung Stock,"
"Ih-eeds," "Foodlng of Poultry,"
"Feeding for Kggs." "Fattening for
Market," "Poultry Houses." "Poultry
Ills," "Artificial Incubation," etc.
Tho Chas. II. Mlly Co. of Seattlo Is
-.ending tbla book free to all who will
write for u copy.
HAlMtOAl) MII.KAttK OAIXS.
BAI.KM. Itallroad mileage In
Oregon has Increased at a remarkablo
rate during tbo last few yearn and
tho outlook for 1912 Is most encour
jiBlng. According to tbe report pf the
State Itallroad Commission, thero
.wore 2382 miles of railways In Oro
gon at the end of Juno, 1910.' By
tho end of December, 1911, this had
grown to 2883 miles.
.JWH. ' -
Tee Ougflttttve.
'The health ofllccr advised me to nsk
every man .with whom wo bad domes
tic dealing If ho was careful to boll
th water ho used In his uuhIupsh."
"Yes."
"Woll, I nuked tho milkman flrnt.
And wbnt do yon think? Ho got mad
nnd wanted to lick me." Cleveland
Plain Denier.
No Previous Emptoymtnt.
"Tou any, llnatu, that you want
work for your wife." said (lunlmatn,
cyolng the husky darky before hi in
from bend to foot. "Was she ever em
ployed before?'
"No, sir," replied tho nepro noncha
lantly; "dls am her tlrst marrlnse."
New York Times.
Ths SUtp of Lift.
Wo talk nlMiut the sleep of death,
now much deeper, bow much sadder,
la tbe sleep of life the. unrenponslvo
heart, the unawnkeiuM mind, tbo band
palsied by lack of will to do!
8h Will Chang Thtn.
Mrs. Crawford Allhouph my daugh
ter Is such n big girl, she's still afraid,
of the dark. Mrs. Crnlxhaw Don't
worry about that, my dear. Sbo'tl si on
bo In love. Judge.
1 HURITY IN DRUGS Is a radl
U cnl motto with us. We
JrT must have the best or none.
I We always want to bo
SURE we nre selling the right
Roods only; and we will handle
none but the purest and fresh
est Drugs. It Is the same with
the proprietary articles and all
tho standard remedies vc hnn
die none but the most reliable.
Soaps, Scents, Talcums, Brush
es, Sponges nnd Toilet Articles.
Patterson DrugCo.
Both Husband and Wife
will agree on the merits of our
famous Household Flour, for
it not only yields bettor broad
than moat other kinds, but
more of it. The nourishing
quality predominatos in all
breads, rolls and biscuits made
with Uiis Hour. The house
wife who finds bake day an
embarntssmont will find her
labors reduced and her anx
ieties banished when she usos
Rend made Hour.
Bend Millinp;.& Ware
house Co.
Rend, '
Oregon
Ask Yourselves
WHO does your cleaning and press
ing, and those who are best satis
fied with their orders In that line
will surely refer you to us. Wo
have built up a reputation for
doing high class work in a
short time and at a very
MODERATE CHARGE.
Star Dry Gleaning
House
With A, L. French
Oregon Street.
nn I JyvP i
BvM4aHvisisisVB'L4fws
MRS
CHIIil) D1KS OF PNKUMONIA.
POWKliL UUTTliJ, Jan. 13.
Goorgo Heaves, ounn ton ot Mr, nnd
Mrs. Alton Wllcnxon, dlod Monday
evening nt 7 o'clock, aftor n. brief ill
ness, of pnoumonln. Ho was burled
Wednesday afternoon from tho Hhon
hard school hnuso. Ilov. Mr. Urou
nhaw of Ucdmuud conducted tho nor
vices. Tho remains wera laid to rest
In Powoll Hutto comotory.
Aipllrntlon for (irittlug Periutts,
Kotlco Is horoby given that all ap
plications for permits to gram cattle,
horses nnd sheep within tho DIC9
CUUTKS NATIONAL FOUKST dur
ing tbo season of 1912, must bo tiled
We Deliver
Bus and Dray
Line
LIGHT AND HEAVY LIVERY.
Hny, Hurley, Onts, Wliont
Tho Utrgcst Ilnrn
WENANDY
Beiul,
J. II. WKNANDV
O'DONNELL
UNION MARKET
Fraternal
I. O. O. F.
Rend Lodge No. 218
Reg. Meetings every Monday night
Visitors welcome
N. I. Welder, N. G.
H. J. Kggleston, Secretary.
UHND LODCJH No. 139
A. F. & A. M.
Meets on Thursday on ot
before the full 1110011 ofc.ich
month. Visiting brothers
always welcome.
J II Ito-Muti. W If. II U. Alton. SrtitUry
Business and
Sylvester L. Staats
Attorney si Law.
an'icm
Next Door to Ilulletiu
W. W. Faulkner, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Ilulletiu Iluililitig,
II e n d, Oregon
WAItli II. COIII.lt,
Attorney lit liuiv.
Ofllee In Dosehutos Hank Ilulldlng
Opposite I'ostolllcu.
llond, Oregon.
U. C. COE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
OPPICK OVKK PIKST NATIONAL JIK.
Office Hours: 10 to 12 a. 111.; 1 to j and
7 to 8 p. in.
Bund, :- Okkgon
C. S. BENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OVriCK IN FIRST NATIONAL HANK IH.DO.
IlitNl), OKKGON
Vernon A. Forbes
LAWYER
PIKST NATIONAL HANK UI.DO,,
DKND,
OKJ'.GON
George S. Young
Civil, Mining and Iuiiigation
Enginkrh
Oregon Street
Ofllee with Eastos&Rean Realty Co,
ROBERT B. GOULD
Civir. Knginkkk and Sukvkvok.
Wall and Minnesota Sta.
Bend, - Oregon.
Crook County Abstract Co.
INCOKI'OKATKI).
ADSTRACTH Ol' TITUt
to all land and town loUlu Crook county.
B. P. Wymjk, Secy.
Prlnevllle. Oregon.
We photograph tbe records.
In my olllco at llond, Oregon, on or
bofora February 30, 1013. Full In
formation In regard to tho grnilng
tees lo bo charged and blank forms to
bo used In making applications will
bo furnished upon request.
J. UOY IIAUVIflY,
5-8-0 Bupervtsor.
NOTIC'K.
Until Haturdny, tbo 30th of Jituu
ary, nil parties taking water from
tho atnitdplpcs In Park nnd Dos
ehutes nddltlous nro requested to so
cur their wnler supply before 7 p. m.
nnd to stay nwny from sntd stntid
pipes, between tho hours of 7 p. m.
and (! a. m,
llond Water, Light ft Power Co.
the Goods
nnd Urun at lowest prices.
in Central Oregon.
LIVERY CO.
Oregon.
LON L. FOX
BROTHERS
Societies.
AL W. of A.
Pilot Rutte Cnmp No. 971U
Meets every Tuesday In hall over
postolllco.
Visiting Neighbors always welcome.
C. I. Howll. V. C.
W. W. Orcutt. Clerk.
Deschutes Lodge No. 103
K. of P.
Meeu every Wednesday
evening nt S p. in. In
( aitle Mall, ixptt-olhce
Illdlf. VMtlii Kultchti
welcome.
(ha. I). Itown, C. ('.
K. M.IjwIhwIic, IC.It.AS.
Professional.
CLARK & WRIGHT
I.AWYUKS
WAHIIIN'irrON, D. c.
Public IJind Matters; Final Proof.
DiMert Linda, Contostir and Mining
CitHoH. Scrip.
Associate Work for Attorneys.
BRENTON JONES
Real Estate
Farm Loans, Insurance
Oflice Citizons State Rank Ilulldlng
MhTOUUS, OllKGON
J. I. WEST
Undertaker and Embaltner
Full AsAortmunt of Undertaking
Goods.
Fir street
Rond, Oregon
F. O. MINOR
rOHTOI'I'ICK MIII.IIINO
I.IPH I'l RIJ ACCIDENT
I N S U R A N C
Notary I'ulilic and Conveyancing All
IckI IMiiers Correctly Drawn,
FIDELITY BOND8
Mrs. Maude Alnsworlh
MILLINERY
Ovor Skuso's Store
Wall street -:- Rend, Oregon
W. E. PARKER
Plumbing, Steam and Hot
Water Heating
Jobbing Promptly Attended to,
IIKND, OltKGON
Cnldwcll & Alain
All Kinds of Blacksmith
Work
I'ltlCKH reahonaiim;.
Minnesota St., Rot. Rond nnd Wall.
t) iMlwal .ml viIimU. Inlcnullo.
Jwul UnLiI, lukhjof, itui.f,
l-.dwf aid h.uttiif paalirr ji
LLIf I'ouJiir llouk jufl p,lnud.
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WHEN IN BEND STOP AT
THE PILOT BUTTE INN
Table always suppllod with the best that Ihe town affords,
Ncnt nnd Comfortnblo Rooms. IlitNl), Okiioon
LUMBER
OF ALL
Irrigating Lath and House Lath
A Specialty
The timber we cut from li the licit In tliccuuu
try, mill 4)i mllr -oillhc-.it of llcinl.
Pine Forest Lumber Com'y
BEND, OREQON
APPRECIATIVE "WHIPS"
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H. J. Eggleston
Manufacturer of llarneiui nnd Saddle Dealers In Wagons,
Ruggie nnd Farm Implements Hay nnd (train for rude.
Short and Direct Route to Portland
and Other Western Oregon Points
VIA THE DESCHUTES BRANCH OF THE
Oregon-Washington Railroad (JQ Navigation Co.
Tli rough Car Service from Bund to Portland.
Daily Train Schedule:
Irnvo Rend ti:!l() ii.tn. Lv. Portlund 7;W) & 10:00 a.m.
" Redmond 7:21a.m. " The Dallus ., 12:10 p.m.
" Opal City 8:00 a.m. " Diwchulo-jJct. 1:30 p.m.
Mololltis 8:22 n. m. ArrlvuMadras fi:-t5 p.m.
" Madrati :00 a.m. " Metnllus 0:00 p.m.
Arv. DuchutM Jet.. 1:111p.m. " Opal City.... 7:00 p.m.
" The DiiIIuh I:f6p.m. " IUdmond 7:ir p.m.
" Portland......... R:ir p.m. " Rend Htaf. p.m.
For further Information call on nny O.-W. It. & N. Agent
or writo to
WA1. AlcAURRAY
G-cnernl PaHsengcr Agent, Portland, Orogon.
wSSEsmtsmEmmBs
Wi .rDr'c J-jm
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So Journeying
East
rhe r" ! - mu H to tt II uUsit wii y.,n Kct
dkrfifrn anition tnti K.wt on thu llrtat
x'irihf 11 Hailwuy, throui'ii Hip KntkUNntsuu.
c . mi He uv l vsf.rll IHihI in colors, in
vii it fnm tli commuliuiu olMcrvation 1
iirm on tl.c
Oriental Limited
hoi) fort tlirotijjh tmln to Ht. Paul, Mlnniwpolli.,
liirHRo, The likc Park l(.-,:lon of Mlnnoiota rios-
M)iMM .tlvnn clinrm. nml ili. ul..rl... rir... I i,
tn(i enrrum y.ni UiioukIi a lanl of mcluintmcnt to
irmt diL-a '" tb Iwt. (Sot folder, "Knslcrn Tritw
,1'r V,7.',.n I'wplc' mill Infommtlon nlxMit Stx-cfal
Kojml-1 up huuimur Parc-i." Cull on or mldriii
Archibald Oray
A. Q. P. & i. a., Portland, Orofon,
Wmwk $Er. wow!
KINDS
know wlmt contltutnI a well
built Carrlngo. They know
tho strong and weak mIiiLm In
tho avonigu conveyance, and
tho knowing onus buy oura Im
rntiHO they know them to bu
IK'rfoctly and hnmwtly built in
every mtMct. We have a
hnndmimu line of wngons for
IiiinIiii.hm mill nlimMitrx iiiiriuiuj.
,t .."i " W, , ..." ' ' ,
nun wu iiiiiik our priren win
meet your Ideas of falrneas
and economy.
...From...
BEND
Redmond and
Central Oregon
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