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THE BEND BULLETIN
GEORGE PALMER PUTNAM
Publisher.
U. N. HOFFMAN
Managing Editor.
An Independent newspaper stand
inc for tho square deal, clean busi
ness, clean politics and tho best In
terests of ilend and Contral Oregon.
DEATH MS
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WEDNESDAY. MAY 1, 1912.
ARNT AUNE, AGED
WAS PIONEER
63,
Last Nlntit, Mine Culminated
Funeral Will lie Friday, When
Hon Arrived From Tacoma
Had Ilocn Here 0 Years.
TROUT FISHING.
Hundreds of people from tho out
eldo come to Dcnd and tho Deschutes
j every summer to enjoy the fishing.
' Even more sportsmen from all over
. Crook county and Central Oregon
UMjthe rlror for their holiday trips.
t The numbor "of fishormen' Is fn
,crcaslng erory soason. Tho number
r'of fish Is decreasing.
There Is a splendid chance to hare
a fish hatchery established on the
iDcschutc as appears elsewhere In
this paper. It would be a rcry great
' benefit to oreryono In this country;
for the Improrement of tho Deschutes
trout fishing means mora fun for alt
of us, and more reason why money
spending sportsmen from Portland
and elsewhere will come to us.
With a hatchery there Is no reason
why trout should "peter out": there
-Is every reason to suppose that the
llshlng can bo kept as splendid as It
now is, indefinitely.
Everyone should bo Interested In
Setting that hatchery. The papers
of tho county would do well to boost
the enterpriso along; a hatchery on
the Deschutes wilt bo an asset to all
Central Oregon ono at Klamath or
on Roguo River means nothing for
liS.
The Ilend Commercial Club should
bring alt the Influcnco possible to
bear to get this matter pushed
through. No doubt It will. No
doubt some good Rend sportsmen
wiii'tako the trouble to write tho
ijtato game authorities about It.
J TWENTY 8IX YEARS AGO
Twenty six years ago Juno 19,
1SS6 tho "Ochoco Roviow," which
is now tho "Prlnevlilo Review" had
this item In IU "locals."
Freight from The Dalles to l'rine-
ville is only one cent per pound, tho
lowest figure It has ever reached.
Which Is something of a sido light
upon the cost of living and freight
er's eipe'ascs then and now. Tho
old route was from Tho Dalles over
Shearers Itridgo to Cross Hollow,
which Uler came to be known as
"Scheracckau." and still later Sbanl
ko, and thence to Prlnevlilo. Ono
cent was good pay when horses cost
little, feeding them practically
nothing, and feeding oneself not a
grant deal, as compared with the
present day cost
Arnt Auno.. a pioneer of Rend and
a well known and beloved cllltcn
horo for nlno years, was (fathered to
his fathers last ulght, after an Illness
which had couflnod him to his bed
for a brief period.
Tho tmmedlato causo of death,
which occurred at 8:1.1, was cancer
of tho stomach. Thoso familiar
with Mr. Auno's affairs say that wor
ry over business matters contributed
much to hasten tho demlso, especial
ly aa ho was at an advanced ago, 63
years.
Had Dccn In Tacoma.
Mr. Aune had only been back
five weeks, from Tacoma. whero ho
had been for somo time previously,
and waa examined by medical spec
ialists, who pronounced his disease
cancer. 8luce his return he had
been confinod to his bed most of the
time, and for somo weeks It had been
feared that death waa Imminent.
Tho funeral will occur Friday,
probably In tho forenoon. Rolf Ed
win Auno. a son of the deceased, Is
expected., tomorrow night, and the
burial will be delayed pending his
arrival.
Wife Died in January.
Anna T. Auno. wlfo of Arnt Aune,
died on January 3, 1912.
Mr. Aune is survived by his sons.
Edwin, of Tacoma, and Anton and
Theodora, of Dend, and by hla daugh
ters, Johanna (Mrs. Oliver Johnson),
the Misses Caroline and Marglth and
ItcgnhlldOlrs. Rcrnt Nelson, of Po-
quamlng, Mich.)
Arnt Auno camo hero nlno years
ago, with the first handful of settlers,
living near tho old Striata placo a mile
south of tho present town. Ho came
from IAnsc, Mich., before residing
there having lived In Washington,
Wise.
Twenty-four years ago this April,
Mr. Auno arrived In America from
Thronjhem. Norway. Always a hard
workor and a shrewd Investor, he, to
gether with his sons, accumulated
considerable property in and about
Rend, Including tbo Auno Hotel,
where he lived, and especially many
timber claims and a homestead.
- While Ringing
the Alarm
G . . i
is no tunc to wonder ir
your insurance is all right.
You should know now.
Don't put it off for a
day. Look up your
policies.
If you nro intured
in lite Hartford Fire
Insurance Company,
of Hartford, Conn.,
you need not worry.
For 100 years it
nas nromnllv nnirl
every honest loss. The "Hartford" insures nil classes of property.
It also serves property owners by telling them how to guard
against the clangers of fire. It has published a book on tho
subject, with separate chapters for householders, merchant, and
manufacturers, that will be sent free to those who apply for it.
If you are not now insured in the "Hartford," sec to it when next
ou insure that you get a "Hartford" policy.
M. S. Lattin & Co., Agents.
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A Irak f nL
'Wmim
WT, N. .i!I .as MB -iJBBBBa.
IT LOOKS BETTER IT LASTS LONGER
Guernsey Earthenware
UAH MIKITY AS IT 19 UHKI'UL,"
And tho price? Why, tlmt's tho most nttrnctlvo fenturu of l,
Henn Pots, Cniworoles, Ilnmokinii, Custard Cups, Plo 1'lnton, Pud.
dlnjr dishes, Howls ovcrythlnK that you need In tho kitchen, nil
IU for tho dining room table.
Skuse Hardware CompaiHy
CLASSIFIEl)COLUAlN
RATKH: Flvu cents n lino for
tlrst Insertion In this coliiinn, four
cents t lino for onoli subsoiiuent In
sertion. Cash In advance unless
you bavo an account with Tho Uul
letin. Count six words to the lino,
Including tbo address.
movement, and they aro Invltod to
attend.
Mrs. Khrgott'a other dates In tho
county are: Madras. 8th: Culver
and Redmond, 0th; Prlnovtlla. loth;
and at I.a Pine at a dato not yet set.
Mrs. Khrgott Is tho loading speak
er in Oregon on suffrage and w
no doubt be heard by largo audiences
In Central Oregon. Mrs. Mtlllcan
Is president of tho county association
and vice president of tho stato organi
sation. She will meet Mrs. Ehrgott
hero and probably accompany her to
La fine.
COVERING HIS TRACKS.
AI'I'RF.CIATIOtf FROM LAHJLAW.
The Bulletin has an especially good
correspondence page, and I honestly
believe "I csn say It's the best weekly
paper in the state. I will heartily
boost for It, and must subscribe too
in the near future.
CAROLYN U. WIMER.
Laidiaw, April 2Sth.
SUFFRAGE SPEAKER COMING
Mrs. Ehrjrott Will Address People of
Ilend and the County.
Mrs. Ada D. Mllllcan Is In town to
day arranging for the coming of an
equal suffrage apcaker to Dond.
This will be Mrs. Sarah II. Flolds
Ehrgott, who is scheduled to appoar
hero Saturday night, May 11. De
tails na to place and so forth havo
not yet been completed. There la
to be a meeting at tho Commercial
Club room tomorrow nftornoon at 2
of all who are In sympathy with the
STEVENS
Tfit STEVENS JYo. 333
Vaabtt 'Barret llammtrtess
Shotgun ttroiiful whrra
other gun J are tcraUil. The bar
rel and lugs aro drop-forged In
one piece of high pressure steel,
cbnko borrd for nltro twwdcr
with matted rib.
Nek up thlt run int frl th. IdUiht
of It rxatnln. Hie worklnr MtU
rlnlrnl wlhennenriint flnhh
of dUII-rou will Mr II' a W.vr,
It ll.t. at onlr 930.00 and will tw
riDrrwnl nrrtullillm-t rnMii llx
ticloty In cat yon mmiol ircurr V
ii MroMf a maitr.
s.
I "VlK Ul Pi S '" A1 C.Urf r
HprlnK time -Kodak
Patterson.
time Hco
Rsetsvtlt Attacks Psnress, but Tan
Up Notorious Boss fllnn.
In Pennsylvania, In an attempt to di
vert attention from his toclallstla Co
Inmbus (O.) speech and from William
Fllnn of Pittsburgh, hts Pennsylvania
msnagvr, Theodore Roossvelt attacked
President Taft and Senator Roles Pen
rose, The fact to that there U not a
character In public life today who has
the jiotorlous record of "Old Rill"
Fllnn, and Rooeevelt did not dare men
tlon hi namo In Pittsburgh.
Until 1001 Fllnn was the "boss" of
Pittsburgh, lie was run out of power
by tho decent people of that commU'
nlty. In the few years he "bossed''
Pittsburgh Fllnn received from men he
I put In public ofllo contracts aggrrgat
I Ing more than f2t.000.GOO, as Is shown
by the public record.
In 1803 Fllnn attempted to make a
contract with Matthew Htonley Quay,
United States srualor. which ho wrote
out In bis own baud, n copy of which
! still In eitnteticn. In tbh document
Fllnn bound hlmnelf to deliver to Quay
tho rotn of all Pittsburgh and Alle
gheny county legislator and eongrt-t-men
nnd all delegate to state and nn-
tlonal convention, tu return for which
Quay waa to protect Fllnn In bis prt
rnto and poMllcnl business In tbo leg
islature of the-state.
TUe proponltlon was so rotten that
even Quay turned It down.
TbU Is the tnnn Tbeodoro Roosevelt,
former president of tho United States,
has resurrected Into political life under
tho plea of "Let Ibu people rule."
.Wanted
WANTKI) To oxehango ono
nenrly now piano for a town lot In
llond. Inquire of Dr. II. I). Drown
at tho Evergreen Rooming IIouso.
WANTED A girl to do genorat
housework. Inquire Mr. F. F,
Smith.
WANTED Horses to pasture,
plenty of rango and hay. Can use a
few to du light work for keen. In-
iiulro, A Rullotln. Rp
For Pent.
FOR RENT Comfortable three-
room hungatowdlroplnce, water, etc).
Park addition. Inquire, A, Uulle
tin. P
FOR RENT 4 room house, with
closet nnd pantry. Phono K. W.
Richardson. ltf
FQR RKNTTwo .atoro rooms,
modern plate glass front, flood lo
cation on Wall street. Enquire F.
O. Minor at P. O. 4-tf
FOR RENT Dry farm, HO
acres, 80 acres In cultivation. One
room houso.Thieo miles south Pow
ell Rutto station. Will rent on tho
shares. Address, Joo I lines, Ilend,
Orognn. ltf
FOR RENT Four-room house,
closo In. Hco Joo Inne. Stf
Mr. and Sirs. lUnclicr, why not
put your butter up In tho moat at
tractive form? Tho Uulletin can
supply you with butter wrapping
paper with your namo and the namo
of your ranch printed oil It.
For Trade.
TO TRAI)lt--VnhltiKton tots for
acrn tract closo to Ilend. Inquire at
llulleltu nmire. 8-1 Op
FOR HXCIIANdK- Tup buggy or
1 i hack for good light wagon. ICu
uulru of R. 0. Sturgeon. Mdlaw,
Oro. S-9p
WOOL SI1ESIN JUNE
Ilend Dato Set, Though Home Cliangea
Aro Probable Ijater.
Datea for Iho Eastern Oregon wool
aales have boen fixed by the State
Woolgrowera' Association, by the
various county associations nnd by
the woolbuyers. Theso dates, It is
understood, are not in all cases en
tirely satisfactory, and it seems
probablo that somo revisions may be
made.
The following is tho list of dates,
as arranged:
Echo, May 29.
Pendleton, May 30.
Pilot Rock. Juno 3.
Heppner. June 4.
Ilaker, Juno 8.
Ontario, Juno 10, . -
Vale, Juno 11
Sbanlko, June 18.
Mctollus, June 21.
llond, ..Jjino 2.
Joseph, .June 26, ' ,' -'
' EntcrnrlM; June 28
Jl&ker, July 1G.
(Rovers buildines in every part
of the world.
You will find it in Japan
you will sec it in Russia.
It protects buildinss in Alaska.
It covers houses on the pbins
of South Africa.
It is used extensively
in Australia.
Thousands of rolls have been
shipped into China.
You sec it in nearly every
South American port.
Is very popular in Canada--
roofs the best buildings in
every larae Western City.
The masnificent buildines of the
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition
were covered with it.
The St. Francis and Fairmont
Hotels in San Francisco arc
protected by it.
Malthold has a world wide
reputation.
This is so because it is
the original ready roofing.
Its makers have been making - '
ready roofing for twenty
six years.
ThcJ'arafiine Paint Co.
of San Francisco
. and Chicago Heights
have'always made roofings that
made good.
Skuse Hardware Co.
Bend, .... Oregon
StiM4tUUUUUAlUa44l
$
We Have Taken Over the Entire Stock of
LUMBER
of the Pine Forest Lumber Co.,
and arc in a position to fill orders
of any size. In addition we carry
a full line of
Building Material
Lime, Cement, Plaster
Brick and Fire Clay.
Also COAL and LAND PLASTER.
Por Sale.
FOR HAI.It Nine-room house,
corner lot (0x101 feet. 30th and
Taylor streets. Portland, or will
tradn for Ilend property. Am lo
cated hero puVmanuutly, hence deslro
to dlsioso of this property. Inqulrs
this oltlco. 8-1 Op
FOR HALE Four head Jersey
milch cows, also one Jersoy bull.
Phono or write R. O. Audrus, Hlsl?ra,
Oro. 7-1 2n
FOR BAI.K Puro tired Itsrrod
Rock eggs for setting; I1-&0 for 13.
ucavo ordora at O'Donuell'a market.
J. F. Plorco, Ilend. 6 ltf
.
run n,i.i-MO()ii yiiuiiK i,t
i imu, i'ihh iiuuo iinncii, 8(
FOR HAI.H-- Four room ,m!i
and three lots nt tho price of tin. i.l
It'll! I.L.. ....... 1 . "'I
in innu lunui ,ii niirnes llllll VWMIM
In trade, rest on time, (loo, (i0g3
ixuiinuiMi, neroan inn river
FOR UAI.K tlood Irani of Imr.
ft and 7 years old, In good condluJ
aiso wagon ami Harness n u,m.
new. Will sell for rash or trade (
nenii proporty. inqulro liulloi
OltlCO. (
FOR BAI.K Oood team, hum
ami wagon, iteo J. ii, iioan. .(tl
FOR HAI.K Potlod chrysantA
mums, Hoe sample at Rowo'stitof
and leave your order. Price Wt
each. Mrs. K. A. ilmlth. 7.
FOR HAI.K Itanio and l..ti
stovo. Inquire Fred Van Mstrs. 1
FOR 8AU: Hatching eg fro
Kellerstraaa Crystal While Orpin!
tons, 13.00 a setting. II. Hpeln
Rodmond, Oro. ci
FOR BALE Chatham Ksnnl
Mill with 13 sieves, prlco 135. A
dross A-B, Uulletin. ctf 1
FOR BALE llarred Rock eg
for hatching, ft for 16. E.
Richardson. R. F. 1).. Ilend. It) '
FOR 8AT.M 40 acres, 1200 ci
ltlnr iinkKlM In mmt .kM ...........J
'- M..nw.w v ..Vfc t.U lflVL
owing to a bank failure, I offer
discount on a 1360 payment I hsl
made on to acres Carey Act land
inura norinesai or iienu, 2& acri
Irrlft-ahlo; deep aoll frco fnm rod
llalanco In & annual payments st
tmr rent or will trado for lot In Ilea
W. II. Uah, lx)t 11, Rlk. 11 Coat
Addition. 7.9u
FOR RALE or trade for Hi
stock. Homo In Seattlo- tin 11 raid
four room and bath. rt 60x1
fwt. Near car lino. "M" Unit wt
run H,i, noon learn, wan
and harness, Charter Oak steel rsai
nearly new, two Iron IhhIhihiI
springs and mattress., 0x13 rue si
several chairs. Bee llassett, bark
Kverxreen RooiiiIiir Hnuso. 7-kp
FOR HAI.K New nnd nlrely 1st
11 1 ill ml 6-room cottaao, with 3 loti
btooka fnim Uulletin ofllco. V
sell with or without furniture,
terms. W. M., this office. 7
FOR HAI.H My now six r
buniralow. Will rIvo Mnrit
Juno 1 or earlier if particularly
slrod. J. II. Bhouse. 7-Kp
IxmI and Fouud.
I.OBT Ono red cow with nsluil
white msrk on left shoulder, III
l-jtter "Y". W. K. Bcolt, Ilend. '
LOST Hunch of six keys on
chain. Finder please leave at tu
ulflce. S
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Hotel Oregon
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SinAM IIL'ATUD CLHAN and SANITARY.
V. EUIIOI'K
RUNNING HOT WATEIl IN EVERY ROOM.
N I'lN, TWO limCKH KltOM DKI'OT.
A
VISIT the OLD HOME
VIA
! 0 ver turf-Davis-Miller Co.
2 Bend, Oregon. j
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BEST MEALS IN TOWN
25c
at ISe Grand Restaurant, Bond Street.
Dinner from 11:30 to 2 o'clock. Short Orders at all hours.
Private dinlnjr room for ladlea. Rooms In connection.
0.S.L and UNION PACIFIC
LINUS PKOTHCTim MY
AUTOMATIC ULOCK KK1NAL
LOW 4
fares!
EASl
Hound Trip Tickets to Prt
cipnl Cities in Middle
Western nnd East
tern States.
Raltlmoro $107.G0
Boston 110.00
CWcoko 72.C0
Denver GG.00
Kansas City $ 60.00
Minneapolis 00.00
Now York 108.60
Omuha CO.OO
a. t ...i- in
st! pui..'.V.V.V.V. co!f
Toronto DlJ
Washington 107t
Golnsr limit nfteen duys; final return limit Octobor 81, 1912. LIBEKl
STOPOVER PRIVILEGES. Choice of routes,
FKOI'UKTIUNATULV RUDUCIiD PAROS TO A1ANY OTHER POINTS.
Dates of Sale,
APRIL 25, 20, 27 to St. Paul and Minneapolis only.
TO ALL DESTINATIONS: wiwwomy.
MAY 2, 3, 4,0, 10, 11.17. 18.24.20.
mv I ' -?' n ' 7 ' I1?' Ii' iVG ' U' i8' 10 20' 2l' 24 2C. 27. 28, 29. !
JULY 2, 3, fl, 7, 1 1, 12, 1G, 10, 20, 22, 23, 20. 20 30 31
AUGUST 1, 2, 3, U, 7, 12, 15, 10, 22, 23, 29.30.31
om xumxtv ., u, u, ,, o, li, iC, SU,
ThrouKh Train Sorvlco to tho East. Rtrtetiu iru r-i- nn
. 1 1 1 1. . . . ' '.IHII VIUK1. vn
S?f?f!S ?SlS.iS?r m mn n83l8t you ,n outlining; A DEUGHTFl
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J. H. CORBETT, Agent.
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