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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1912)
I f Your Attention is called to the active buying in BEND PARK During: the past week we have sold the following: Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Lots 1, 2, 3, Lots 1, 2, 3, Lots 3 and 4, Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Lot 10, Lots 5 and 6, Block 22 Block 25 Block 26 Block 93 Block 71 Block 43 Block 95 MENDINGAFAUGET An Easy Job That Mr. Gimp Tao klod With Confidence. 1'oopln tiro nctunlly what thoy doom -nflur I hoy illti. Thli In n awlft iiko. l'ymir imuio In In (ho lint of "also riiiis" ou mo lloltIK fAlrly Willi. IT GAVE HIM A DIG SURPRISE. Got Through, or Nr H Wm Psrmltt.d io Why? Because the property is close in, right in the path of growth and development, large lots, very reasonable prices and easy terms. $10 Down, $10 Per Month. Bend Park Company R. G. SHRADER, Local Agent, Bend, Oregon. General Offices, 800-801 Empire Building, Seattle, Wash. or, Portland Hotel, Portland, Oregon, or, Paulsen Bldg., Spokane, Wash. II N SAVE MONEY POSTAL BANK OPENS FEBRUARY 27 Any I'cnon More Than 10 Year Old Can Jlecomc a Depositor I.ocnl llnnk AVII1 be Defelgnated an )eiMhllory for FuntU. States bearing Interest at 2H per should ho cultivated every week, anil cent. tho other two every fortnlcht. Interest will bo allowed on all do-i Well matured plants In the Held polts at tho rato or 2 per cent, com-' having large, compact, erect hoads, putcd on each savings certificate , uniform In height and time or matur soparatcly, and payablo annually. No lng, nro solcctcd, since It Is OMontlal interest will bo paid on money which that n typo bo secured that can bo The Iiend postal savings bank will bo opened on February 27. Post master Minor has received notlco from the Postofflcc Department to this effect, together with Instructions for conducting this part of the postal business. Accounts may be opened and de posits made by any person of the ago of 10 years or more In bis or her own name, provided the person Ib a patron of the office. Only accounts of Indi viduals will be accepted. No charge Is made In connection with the open ing of an account or withdrawal or money, and strict privacy must be maintained by the postofflcc officials regarding accounts. Deposits are evidenced by postal savings certificates Issued in fixed denominations of 1. 2, 5, $10, $20 $50 and $100, each bearing tho nanio of the depositor and other data. No account may be opened for less than $1, nor will fractions of a dollar bo accepted. Howover, 10-cent postal savings cards may bo purchased and 10-cent postal savings stamps, and a card bearing nine stamps will bo ac cepted as a doposlt or $1. No person Is permitted to doposlt more than $100 In any one month or to have a total balance at ono tlmo or more than $S00 exclusive or accumulated interest. A depositor may exchange the whole or any part or his deposits In sums of $20, $40, $60, $80, $100 ormultlples of $100 up to and In cluding $500, Into registered or cou pon " bearing bonds of the United remains on deposit for a fratclon or a ytar only. Money Stay Here. The monoy deposited with a postal savings bank remain In tho town, If it has a bank. This being the caso here, It will all stay In Uond. One or nioru banks which agrco to become depositors are designated by the de partment and tho funds nro placed with thorn by tho postmaster. Do Iosltories pay a minimum of 2V4 per1 cent to Undo Sam as Interest on de posits. Tho postal savings system was! established for tho purpose of pro-, vldlng facilities for depositing sav-l Ings at Interest with the socurlty ofi the United States government for tht repayment or principal, with accumu lated Interest. MAIZE FOR. DRY LAND O. X. C. Experiment iA'agu" Tetn l-'orugo Crop. COHVALLI8, Keb. 3 To dotor- mlnu tho adaptability or mllo maize as a rorago crop and grain for rais ing under Central and Eastern Ore gon dry farming conditions, tho Ore gon Agricultural Experiment League Is testing it on the farms or members. They aro planning to find out tho mothods or seeding and culture best putted to tho production or tho crop, and Its usefulness In producing grain and forage, as well as to Improve Its quality and adaptlblllty by seed se lection. Tho members first select an acre or clean summer fallowed land tnat Is uniform throughout and divided into four ijuartor-ucro plots. Theso aro disced and worked Into a good sued bod, ir necessary plowod and followed Immediately with a subsurface packer before harrowing. About May 1 plots of tho land aro sown with tho mllo maUo, thrco pounds of seed to tho aero, and two weeks Inter tho other two plots aro similarly sown, uslpg a grain drill for seeding, and stopping up tho holes In the seed box so tho malzo will bo sown In rows ono yard apart. Care Is taken not "to sow tho malzo whon the groundis cold. Soon after seeding tho plots aro harrowed and again ten days later, with a third harrowing soon after tho plants are up. Thereafter a knlfo cultivator or a shovel cultivator so sot that tho sboye) will not run more than three inches deep, is used. One each, of the early and late sown plots harvested by machinery. Ily erect heads nro meant those borne on straight or only slightly bent shanks. It should bo harvested when tho plants havo matured well and tho seeds nro getting dry. It may bo cut and chopped like corn and the heads Inter removed by chopping them off In bunches on a bloek with an axe, or thoy may bo cut off the stalks with a header or knife, and spread out In a thin layor and drlod. Tho experi menters will note the effect of early and lato planting, frequency of culti vation and adaptlblllty to tho soil and ollmato. Yields or both grain and rodder will be secured, and three weeks heforo harvest a progress re port will Iki mailed to tho agronomy department of tho college. GIRLS BALL GAME White and IIIupm Will (ilio IMilM Hon for llcnvllt of Library. Two basket ball teams, tho pick of tho young women players of Ilond, will play a public game Friday even ing, February 1G, at Muster's Hall for tho benoflt of tho public library, Tho teams will bo known as the Whites and Dlucs. Tho admission will be 25 cents for adults and 16 cents fur school children. Ilefore, during and after tho game tho ludles will soil home-mado can dles, and all wishing to help In this way aro askod to make candy and bring It with them to tho gamo. This will bo the first open contest botweon girls horo this season and will no doubt draw n largo crowd. .NIJWMAN HTIU, OW.VKK. Tho doal for tho salo of tho Star Theater by Kdd Nowman to Mrs. Mazu Lockwood failed to go through tho option taken on the business ex piring last Thursday. Mr, Newman had alroady shipped part of his goods to Ban Diego but has had them sont back to iiend and will remain hero. Ho announces that tho theater build ing will bo enlarged and bettor shows than over given. CANDIDATE HUM, CAIJ.H. W. A. Hell or Tho Dalles, candidate for district attornoy for this district, was In Dend last week calling on old friends and gottlng acquainted with tho citizens horo. Ho stated that ho was pleased with the political out look. Ho left Saturday morning, go ing down to Kedmond. I Whtn H Through Qtt, H Was Rathtr Subdusd Th Plumbir's Commtnt Was Quits Orlsf, Mr, (limp entile homo from the city tliu other iln.v it ml burnt tutu his house wilt) mi nlr that tnrunt business. Ho smiled when the urn Id told hlui hit wife wiih out, laid n pnrci'l on tho ntnlw. took off hi cont. rolled up his sleeve, took hi parcel and went up to tin bathroom, when? ho opened tho packiifco. It contained n monkey wrench, n screw driver, half a down iiHourtiil rubber washers uiid a plpo wrench. "Thank goodues. my wife's not home!" said Mr. (iliup, "If thcro I anything upsets a man It Is tho foolish lticntloii4 a woman asks when ho U trying to do ii Job. Plumber! Mio'd get a plumber to mend u lonky faucet, Mould nlu 7 I'll hIiuiv her Hint n limit of Intellluenco run do n Job In llw mill, ute that u plumber would take all day to do timl cliurge $.".. Now!" Mr. llluip turned the fnucrt. Not a drop of witter came out. lie turned the other. It was dry. They were the bathtub fnuret, ami the fur one tmd been leaking for u week, while Mr. i.lmp promised day by day to attend to It. "Well." snld Mr. (itmp n-i ho saw that no water ciiuie out of the faucet. 'thnfH more sense than I thought thnt woman kmkuhiiI. Tururd off the wn trr. did she? Didn't let It run nil dny when there wa uo need of It. hevJ Now!" Mr. Gimp took the monkey wrench In one hum! and the pipe wrench In the other and climbed Into the bath tub. Then he sat on tho ciIku while he studied the faucet. "limine seel" he said. "You take off that handle, and you unscrew that top dingus. That' what you do." Ho he did that. Twice tho monkey wrrncli sllped and ho skinned three knuckle, but he got the handle off. and be un screwed the cap ami pulled out the nut that held the washer, Then he (leered down into the remaining nrtlon of the fuueel and looked nt tho washer. Tho washer seemed In good condl tlon. He peered Into the faucet and ran his finger around In It, accumulat ing Iron rust on It. If the washer was not broken what could t the matter with the thing? There must bo some. tiling the matter drejter down. Ho set hi pipe wrench around tho plpo and crus)ed the faucet with the monkey w wiih. The faucet held Ilka grim death. The more It ri-Ntstrd the more hit pushed and pulled and gruuted ami said strong words. When the fnuret pure at last It gate suddenly, and Mr. (limp fell oier tho side of the bathtub mi. I lauded with n bump Hint shook the house. Ho was up agnln In n minute mid In the bath tub. The fnuret wa badly inn mil where the wrench lind dug Into It soft bras, and the noe of It wn twisted awry, but the faucet wan off. He took the faucet to the window and kindled It. Except for tho damage he had done It. there seemed nothing the mutter with It. "Home fool plnmlHT." said Mr. (limp angrily, "ha put tho wrona; sort of washer Into Hi! fnuret. That' what's the mntler. and that' all.' He picked out a different sort of washer and put it on the plunger. It wan not a good fit, but It was n change nuyway. "Now." snld Mr, Olmp. nnd he climbed back Into the bathtub. He hiimed himself down on his knee rid looked Into the water plpo on which he hnd to screw tho faucet. ".Now," he said. am ir win i una necn trie sijroni, n stroni:. vigorous stream of water shot out of the pipe and smirk Mr. Olmp In the eye. He gasped for breath and tumbled bnokwnrd. Hut the stream pursued him. He got up and grap pled with the stream. Unless you hnve tried to grnpplo with a stream like thnt you cannot oren faintly imagine tho dlirirnlty of giving it a good, self satisfying grap ple. A etream like that will not fight fair. If you put your hnnd over tho plpo the stream will squirt out In for. ty-tvro directions. Rome of them hit the culling. Most of them hit Mr, Gimp. lit wrestled silently until the imtnroom was well sonked nnd ho was well sonked. and then he decided It was better Just to let the stream spurt It spurted into the bathtub anyway, Ho be got out of the tub and dripped ou the floor and pawed water out of Ills hair and wiped water out of his ce. And Just then the plumber en mo up fitalrs again. Ho hud been down eel Inr to turn on the water nfter he had fixed the faucet, and It was quite nat ural thnt he should come up again to nee if the fnuret wn well fixed. Ho he came up, and he looked Into the bathroom, nnd ho wiw the fnuret ly ing In the bathtub nmnng wrenrhe nnd water, nnd he saw tho water Hpurtlng heartily. And nil lie snld was, "Well, I'll be diiroed!" .lust like tlmt-"Vell. I'll be dtirned!" Thnt wn nil ho said. KUIsi Parker liutlor In Judge. Didn't Want Too Mueh, Amateur Nlmrod Cnn you show me any bear tracks? Nntlro I kin show you n bear. Amateur Nlmrod Thanks awfully, old cusp. Tracks will suf nce.-Nsvr Orleans Picayune. HOTEL TAGGART II11N1), OKI!. FIRST CLASS ROOMS nml TAII1.K SERVICE. FREE AUTO TO AND FROM DEPOT. i &Co. (louoral Contractors AND BUILDERS. I'lntiH FutiiIhIui. on Short Notlcu. HEN I), OK BO ON. v We Deliver the Goods Bus and Dray Line LIGHT AND HEAVY LIVERY. Hay, Hurley, Out. Whwit nml Hrmi nt lowwtl prlcu. Tho IjioioHt Hnrn In Control OrvKon. WENANDY LIVERY CO. Bend, Oregon. J. II. WENANDY --ON !. FOX O'DONNELL BROTHERS UNION MARKET LUMBER! Our special price has brought, us so much business we will continue it. We sell Rough lumber atj the mill $10 M Rough lumber, delivered $1 1 M You can Lclcphono your orders. Bend Brick & Lumber Co. "A Little Better Lumber for n Little Less Money." 3end Jyachine hop All Kinds of Saw Mill and Farming R-E-P-A-I-R-S We Carry a Large Stock of Auto Repairs and Supplies Wall St., next to Opera House SSfc ' 1 Madras Flour Natural Color The right Color, Flavor and Quality. Call for It at any store In Bend. r Madras Flour Mills H. P. DIETZEL, Proprietor '"''" ,itjityudni8, Oregon X t J VW