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USINESS MEN EX
PRESS OPINIONS
lille Many I'luor Proposed OrtlU
Hco Tlicro It n IokIciiI Opposition
o 5t WMcH Merit Attention
IVrewponrtt'iit Htntc Objection
Many who wtiro oppiel last
II lo tho sctllwr. of Dro Until and
p'lilnctnn of bullillna; restrictions
f'lcnd Room now to IioIIqvo that thU
nSrlsu movo for tho town to tnko.
lere was a tllvoralty of o)lulon as
what tho boundaries of tho tcrrl
ryfto which tho ordinance npply
oultl ho, ntthouRh luost of tho inon
tefvlowoil nitld It should Includo nn
en; thnt would not mean thnt those
th'ln tho prctcnt business district
mid miff or.
Anionic tho oinrcsslons woro tho
Mowing:
ft 0. Caldwell "I am In favor of
o limits If mado laro enough. I
Iqk tho boundary should bo a
roet for If only an alloy Is tho
paratlnx lino a lot of ahacka can
put up aloiiR tho alloy that would
danger Road building acroM tho
ley."
IJarnoy O'Donnell- "Hy all moana
.should have flro limit. With
ore framo bulldlnga bcliiR, "oracled
lon'l know when wo llo down to
vJu whothor o will have nny
oorty loft whon wa waka up."
If. V. hkuso 'Tiro limits U tho
,it thin in havo. With audi nil
dlnanco and a flro company that Is
tiled n llltlo Ilcnd win no iihicii
tLm r.. am Ttifi luivo aiulWod
(VI ttutll ...v. ..w "v - -"
iftday night what they can do If
jy had aomo onn to train inom n
tin and direct them."
tt. M Hmlth "I certainly am In
flr of tho ordinance. Wo should
iYt had It long ago."
ii..i. rt'ir..... M.Mrn 'tltiitla will
iftll right for Ilcnd, and won'hurt
ifono If thy aro mndo extensive
.cTurIi so that a now business center
ifi not necessarily result, to tho
trlucnt of the peoplo who havo
ifll up tho town m It 1 now."
I . Object to Ordljiiinco. ':
AVhllo It Is truo that many local
illness men favor tho onnctnicnt of
jjlro-lltnll ordliianco. It Is equally
uit tli (it, there I an opposition to It.
w following letter rcclred hyjho
fllotln so well uxpresse tho reasons
F this opposition that It Is .hero
tbllshed beside tbu seutliuuuts of
nro-llinlt enthusiasts.
fTho wholo matter Is or grave Itn
irtancu to tho wolfaro of tho towni
fjl careful weighing of both sides Is
Out advisable.
tTo oncourago publicity on tho pros
id eons. Tho ItullQlIn will bo glad
! publish any oommunloatlous that
vo bearing on the subject.
I Hlnto Htrotit; Cane.
I Tho Kdltor:
Wi a property owner I wjah to biiL
ft the following reasons jrhy tho
bpvsed flrvllmlU ordlnaifto. which
jindorstond la tu ho atfbnilttod'to
,0 council, should not bo passed.
V town, like n child, should crnwl
iff.ro It walks.
lilit you over hear of n town built
j. of all good big aubslautlat brick.
Sue, or cement buildings! WheroT
big towns stnrtcd small- At
?t thoy had amall woodon build
is, within tho meana of tho plon
ia who orectod thorn. tfpoknno.
y-tland, North Yakima er In
anre. What wo want la people. Tho man
Ho will Invest horn In tho next fow
jara la not tho man with 125.000 or
,0,000, but tho man of amall or
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YOU CAN BOY.
Hot
Bread
EVERY MORNING
nf tor 8:30 o'clock,
linked by tho
American Uakory, In
Turk Addition, nt
LARA'S
SIIUEY'S
and
MISENER'S
Stores.
BAKED IN THBQNljYj .
BRICK OVeN IN ?0VN. l
BED
IE!
moderate luuniiK, who cutitea hero to
miiko money.
Of tho no inon who may coino horo
tomorrow, how tunny will havo ovon
flO.OOOT Most will Imvo from 2000
to MOUO.
Wo want thesa moil. Twenty mou
with $2000 aro worth mora than one
man with $40,000.
Your ordinary stock of goods In
Ilcnd will run from n000 to $9000.
Mow many moir will como In and
htilld If compelled to erect a build
lug which will cost them from $0000
to $8000 fur n in-fool stone build
in K, sity (IncludliiK tha lot coat) nit
tho way up to $10,000 and flB.oqo
to houno a stock of Roods worth from
03,000 to $10.0007
If this ordinance passes llio pos-
slhle number of buyers Is roducod V0
nor cent, for loss limn 20 per cent of
tha people who como aro ablo tu
build stono or brick.
You roally put n wall around tho
hustnoRH part of town and say:
"Unless you aro rich, keep out."
Tho sumo proposition applies to
routs, A man won't build In n new
town, no matlor how good It looks,
unless ho haa A protty good Idoa
where tho business center will ro
main, so that ho can get good rent.
And this proposed ordinance would
put everyone, guessing whore people
would build, and whero business
would go.
Isn't It up to tho peoplo of Bond
to welcome all good citizens, poor or
rich, and holp them to got along?
And won't tho ordinance mako this
hardr
I'orhapa I am wrong, I think not,
I'd Itko someone to tell mo why 1 am,
It I am. It Icoka .to mo as It wo
should havo hotter flro servlct and
less hasty legislation which wo may
regret.
A lJlOI'i:itTY OWNBH.
HVMMONH I1V l'UIif.IOATIO.V,
In tho .Circuit Court for tho County
or urooK anil me ninie ui wrsvo
Henry Tainm, plaintiff, vs. Kran
cea 0, Taium, dotendanU
To Frances H. Tamm, tho abovo
iiauiod defendanU
In tho nnmo of the State of Oregon:
'You aro hereby required to appear
and answer tho Complaint fllod
kgalnst you In tho abovo entitled
suit on or boforo tho lCth day of
April, 1V1S, and It you so fall, for
want thereof, plaintiff will apply to
this court for Judgment and decree
against you as prayed for In tho com
print' on file heroin.
Thla summons Is served upon yon
hy I lie publication thereof In Tho
llend llulletlu, a nowspspcr of gon-
erul circulation within Crook county,
O.regon, published weekly at llend,
Oregon. In tho County or Crook for
tho period of six consecutive woeks
Iseven Isiues), commencing with tho
Usuo of February 28th. 1913, and
ending with tha Issue of April 10th,
IJ)1J In, pursuance of an order of II
a Hllli, Judge of the County Court
of Cniolc County, Oregon, which
order was made and entered Febru
ary STlh, 1913.
Date of first publication, February
:Slh, 1912.
Date of last publication. April
10th, 1013. '
! . JlSB.Hj; I,. HUMKAMi.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Ntyricn foii puiimc,tion.
Department of tho Interior, U- 8.
Land Offlco nt Tho Dalles, Oregon,
February 28th. 1912.
Notice Is horoby given that Wil
liam II- Holberg. whose post-offlso
address Is Ulgln, Kane. Co., ItllnuU,
did. oil tho 19th day off July. 1911,
fllo In this otrtco sworn statement arid
application. No. 09309. to purchase
tho VH BWU, section IS. township
19 south, range 11 oast, Willamette
Meridian, nnd tho timber theroop,
undor tho provlsluna of tho net of
Juiio 3, 187S, nnd ruu nmendatorV,
known as tho "Timber and St'iiw
Law," at such value as mlgnt bo
flxod hy npprnlsumont, nnd that,
pursuant to auoh application, the
land and timber thereon havo boon
appralsod, tho timber estimated
360.000 board feet at $1.00 per M..
and tho land 90.00: that said appli
cant wilt offer final proof In support
of his application nnd aworn stato
mont on tho 16th day of May, 1912,
before tho Register nnd Itocelvor of
tho U. 8. Land Offlco, at Tho Dalles,
Oregon.
Any person Is at tlborty to protest
this purchaao boforo, entry, or lultl
nto a contest at nny tlmo boforo
patent Issues, by filing a corrobor
ated affidavit In thla offlco, alleging
facta which wold defeat tho outry
O. W. MOOKB,
r.3-9 Register.
NOTICK TO CUKDlTOltM.
In tho County Court of tho Statu of
OroRou for Crook County.
In tho matter of tho ostate of Klslo
It. Illloy, decoasod.
Tho undersigned having boon ap
pointed by tho County Court ot tho
Stnto or Orogon for Crook County,
Administratrix of tho Kstato ot Elslo
11. Illloy, decoasod, notice Is horoby
glvott to the credltora of said Kstato
nnd all persons huvliiK clnlms ngulust
snld doceasod to prog out thorn, duly
varlflod as required by law, within
six months from tho duto of this
Notice to tho iindorslgnod nt tho
offlco ot O. 8. llonsou, Flrnt National
Dank llultdlng, Uond, Oregon
Dated February 21st, 1912.
MAHY H. SUimWOOD,
Administratrix of tho Ks
tato ot Klalo R. Riley, do-
50-1 cooaod.
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limes1 & Davidson's shop Is the
best plnw in town to gt your hnlr
cut or a shave.
FIRST BEND MAN
FOR STATE JO
TOWN MAKES INITIAL
POLITICAL BOW
fyocnl Attorney dinner of KlrcHon
i:cellcnt, Hay Portland Pnjer.
Only Two Men Out for Two
Itojiubllcvui Positions.
(Portland Orogonlan.)
Tho distinction of being tho first
oandldato from Uond for a atato
ofllco falls to Vernon A. Forbes, an
attorney, who Is running for tho Ko
publlcan nomination for lloprcseu
tatlvo from this district.
An Wesley O. Smith, of Klamath
FalU, Is the only other caddldate on
tho Ilopubllcan tlckot, and Inasmuch
aa two Representatives r.a to Satom
from thla district, and It Is almost
Invariably Republican, with tho pri
maries less than a month distant and
no othor candidates In tho field, It la
practically a foregono conclusion
that Forbes win lo nominated, ana
that Uond will make Its Inltlat
ontranco Into atato politics.
A practicing attornoy for three
year. Mr. Forbes haa Identified him
solf In many legal cases with tho
settlers, aud particularly has been a
student of tho problems that have
VKIINON A. FOItlira.
arisen In connection with tho Irrl-
gallon projects of tho state At tho
rocoiil irrigation congress in rori
land ho was n speaker. A fuller
publicity In all atato land matters,
barring tho possibility of star chain
uqr proceedings for tho Land Hoard,
is tho key note of tho platform with
which Mr. Forbes Is going before tha
electorate.
II. P. Iielknap. or Prlnovlllo. tho
previous Incumbent of tho offlco of
Representative has benu forcd to
rotlro from illtlcs. nt loast tempo
rarily. bocAUso of Ill-health. Mr.
Forbes Is u collrgo graduate having
received his legal and academic
education at tho University of
Minnesota.
OANIUUATI-M' ANNOU.NCKMKNTS.
JOHN P. Ji;ilUY lll'HK.
For Iloosevelt ami Progrca AKalnst
Toft aud Stnndpntlain.
Progressive Republican Candidate
for CoiiKrfBN,
Alwiiys with tho Peoplo. If you
iloii't bellevo it look up his
record,
(Pntd ndvortlsomont.)
OKO, T. (MIOIIIUN
Progrefwlvo Hopubllruli "Candidate
for Representative In ConKirss
l!nd DUtrlct.
I bollovd in and advocate l'resl
dontlal prlmorlon. dtroot eloctlon ot
Benators, froo tolls for American
Bhlpplng through the Panama Canal,
full share ot Irrigation funds for
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Orogorf, 820 ncro homestond right
with throo yonrs resldonco and six
months Icnvo of nbsenco out of each
yoor, continuing appropriation for
tfelllo Canal and tho opening of tho
(Columbia Itivor, an Alaskan policy
thnt will penult of present as well
as futuro bonoflt, a mouoy system
Indopondent of Wall atroet control,
national control of corporations
doing Interstate commorco business,
moro efficient rcguhtlon of trusts,
nnd extension -fit powers and Juris
diction of Intorstato Commorco Com
mission. If oloctod I promlso that "tho will
of tho people shall be my solo guldo."
1-Gp (I'ald advortUemont)
von county jui)c;i:.
I hereby announco my candidacy
for tho olhco of County Judge, sub
ject to tho nproval of tho Republican
votcra of Crook county at tho coming
primary election.
II. C. KI,M8.
(I'ald adrcrttsoment.)
FOIl COUNTY JUIKli;.
To tho Republican Votcra of Crook
County:
I horoby onounce tnysolf a candi
date for tha offlco of County Judgo,
subjoct to tho approval of the Ilo
publlcan voters of Crook county nt
the coming primaries, April 19, 1912,
WILLIAM UOEOLI.
(I'ald advertisement.)
CANDIDATK FOR DIHTUICT AT
TOIINKY. I horoby annouco my candidacy
for tho Republican nomination for
district attornoy for tho soventh Ju
dicial districts t the primaries April
19, 1 will personally proseeuto vio
lotlons of the law and assist officers
In conducting tho business of Crook,
Hood Hirer and Wasco counle In a
vigorous, prompt and businesslike
manner, if nominated and elected.
ERNEST C. SMITH.
(Paid advertisement.)
CANDIDATE FtHl COUNTY SUR
VEYOR. I hereby announco mysolf as a
candldato for the Republican nomi
nation for County Surveyor, subject
to tbo approval of tho Republican
voters at tho primary held April
19 th.
R. I HREW8TER.
(Paid udvortlsemont).
FOlt COUNTY CLEHK.
I horoby announce myself as a can
didate to succeed myself to tho offlco
of County Clerk, subject to tho ap
proval of tho Democratic voters of
Crook county at tho primary elec
tion to bo held April 19.
WARREN UROWN.
(Paid advortlsomcnt.)
FOIl SHERIFF.
I hereby announce myself as a
candldato for tho offlco of sheriff,
subject to tho approval ot tho Re
publican voters of Crook county at
thu primary election to bo hold on
April 19, 1912. It nominated and
eleotod, I will conduct tbo business
of tho abovo offlco to tbo best of my
ability and will glvo especial atten
tion to tax matters.
C. D. UROWN.
Dcnd, Oregon.
(Paid advertisement).
FOlt COUNTY .SCHOOL SUPERIN
TENDENT. I hereby announce mysolf a candl
dato fpr tho offlco of county achool
superlntndent, subject to tho approv
al of tho Republican voters at tho
primaries to bo hold April 19.
J. E. MYERS.
(Paid ndvertlsouont).
FOlt COUNTY CLERK.
To tho voters of Crook county:
I horoby announco my candidacy
for tho nomination of County Clerk
an tho Republican ticket at tho com
ing primaries, April 19th, and If
nominated and elected, I will per
form tho duties ot tho offlco to tho
best of my ability, and for tho best
interests of tho taxpayers nnd cltl
xons in gonoral and along sound busi
ness principles.
HOWARD W. TURNER.
(Paid advortlsomont)
FOIl COUNTY JUDGE,
I hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination on tho Republican
tlckot for the ofllco ot County Judge
and, It elected, promlso tho cltlxous
pf Crook county a fair nnd Impartial
administration ot that ofn.ee and will
uso my entire offorta toward tho bet
terment ot tho condition of our
county and Its cltlxens.
CJIAP.l F3 O. POLLARD
(Paid advertisement.)
FOlt STATE 8ENATOIL
I hereby nnnounce myself a candl
dato for nomination tor tho offlco ot
Stato Sonator on tho Democratic
ticket nt tho primary nominating
oloctlou to bo held April 19, 1912. In
tho Soventoonth Senatorial District.
FRANK L, YOUNO.
(Paid advortlsomont.)
VOn COUNTY ASSESSOR.
To tho Republican voters ot Crook
county: ,
I horoby announco my candidacy
for the nomination to tho office of
County Assossor at tho primaries on
April 19, 1913. It I am nominated
and olectod, I wlll.xlurlng my tarm
ot ofllco, uso my best ondoavor to
glvo n thorough and Impartial assess
ment, to Dsscss by logal subdivisions,
to Index by legal subdivisions, and
by namo, to koep all records In an
uptodato manner, making it easy to
find amount ot tax on oaoh parcel of
land, or amount ot oach Individual
tax, to personally attend to tho dutlos
ot tho offlco, .to giyo prompt and
cautlouu treatment to all. I deslro
placed after my nnmo on tho noml
n.itliiR ballot A KuslncsM Adminis
tration of tho AMCssor'fl offlco.
W- B. VANALLH.S'
(I'ald advortlsomcnL)
OANIHDATK I'Olt DIHTHIOT AT-
TOUNUY.
To tho Republican voters of Waaco,
Crook and Hood Jllvor Counties:
I horoby announco my candidacy
for tho Republican nomination for
District Attornoy for tho Soventh Ju
dicial District comprised of Waaco,
Crook and Hood Itivor Counties, at
tho coming primaries to bo held
April 19, 1912. If nominated and
elected,- tho duties of tho District
Attorney's offlco will always havo
first consideration. I shall striro
fully to enforce alt laws, and protect,
to tho utmost of my ability, tho in
terests of tho wholo peoplo of my
District. I plodgo myself to giro my
personal attention to tho needs of
oach of tho counties comprising tho
Bovcnth Judicial District.
(Paid adv.) CAIILTON h. PKPPEn.
XV. A. HELL FOIl DIHTHIOT
ATTORNEY.
To tho Republican Electors of Crook,
Hood River arid Wasco Counties:
I hereby announco myself as a can-
dldato for the Ilopubllcan nomina
tion for District Attorney at tho com
ing Primaries, April 19, and If noml
nated and elected I will during my
term of office devote my entire time
to tho duties of the offlco to tho ex
clusion of other law business, and
giro my personal attention and first
consideration to tha business of tho
office, and will personally assist the
officers in each county with tbo en
forcement of tho Criminal Law, and
especially will I exert myself to en
forco tho law against vice. Immoral
acta and the traffic In white slavery.
(Paid Ad.) W. A. DELU
FOILKHEIUFF.
I bore by announco myself as a
candidate for tho Democratic nomi
nation for sheriff at the coming pri
maries, April 19. "A squaro deal to
all."
T. N. BALFOUR.
(Paid advertisement)
Colonist
Fares
DAILY
March 1 to April 15, 1912
from tb Middle tnd Kutcra por
tion! of the Untied Stale tod Cantd
la U point lo l North el pn th
OregonWashington
Railroad & Navigation
Company
From CHICAGO $33.00
From ST. LOUIS. 32.00
From OMAHA 25.00
From KANSAS CITY. 25.00
From ST. PAUL 25.00
Proportionately low fares from all
other points. Direct servico from
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PACIFIC, OREGON SHORT LINE
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Lines Protected by Automatic Block Signal
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While thrc nlc apply Wctlbound oolj.fr-t
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ButncYUslllralnt. OrllllaconiMtUoa.
W. M. BBWiKD, troprUXOt.
Estimates on
application
Wall Psper at
Portland Prices
N. P. WEIDER
PAINTER
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MEATS
Vegetables, etc.
FltATEKNAL- SOCIETIES.
M. W. of A.
Pilot Butte Camp No. 9794
Meets every Tuesday In hall over
postoflicc.
VlaitinfC Neighbors always welcome.
Z. W. Lindborjr, V. C.
N. P. Welder. Clerk.
Deectates Lo4ge No. 103
K. of P.
Meets every Wednesday
oTcnlng at 8 p. m. In
Costlo Hall, post-offico
Uldjr. Visiting KnlshU
welcome.
Chas. D. Rowe, C. O.
N. P. Smith, K.R.&B.
I. O. O. F.
Bend Lodge No. 218
Reg. Meetings every Monday night
Visitors welcome
O. M. Patterson, N. G.
W. L. Wing, Secretary,
BEND LODGE No. 139
A. F. & A. 1.1.
Meets on Thursday on or
before the full moon of each
mouth. Viiiting brothers
always welcome.
J D. Oaridaon. W. it. II. K. AUen, Secretary
FHATKIIKAIj llltOTHKItllOOl).
llend lodge No. 897 meets on tho
first and third Friday eronlng In tbo
hall over tho postotnee. Visiting
brothers and sisters always wolcomo.
U. N. Hoffman, President
Sara M. Porry, Secretary.
ItOVAIi NKlQHUOItS AMKIUOA.
Regular nicotines ferory laursday
day night. Visiting members ot
tho order welcomed.
..Mrs. A. C Lucas, Oracle.
Mrs. L. O. Fleming. Recorder.
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