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IIY JMIOF. THOMAS SHAW.
Tlio limto niitoiint of moUturo 111
Nortliwvatvrii nulla lirliiKt with It a
tutiiitntloii (lint mny roault In linrtn.
Iliicniixu tlio laud can lio plowed
uotlly on account of tlio inuro Minn
nviiriiiin iiiiioiini or muituiro in uiu
. J-. "oil. tlio tliini
W 'miwIiiK will
J Unduly Into
I ,two (imiKorH.
soil, tlio thinner In pri'tmit tlmt llnx
Itn too Ioiik contlnum).
towing brliiKt with It
Ono li Hint tlio crop
mny lio hurt hy dry wanthor tlmt nitty
follow tlio cowliiK. nnd tlio othor In
tlmt tlio crop tuny ho hurt hy froit
lioforn It innlurrit. It U trilo at tho
anmn tluio, that u Food ylold la oo
'alltlo from a Into town crop. Hut
uiu co thro It lininrd In towing It.
iWhy should iuch haiart) bo Incurred?
Will It not Ik a cater couro to folow.
to auinmor fallow tho land to propara
dt for lowltiR to winter wheat, whoro
the coudlllnnt favor that crop, and to"
inako It ready for tprlng grain wur
'they do notT
With tho supply of moUturo that la
now In the xround, It ahould not ho
difficult to hold anouRh to Rorfninata
fait iiiwii wheat when tho tltna cohim
for aowlnx It. Tho large amount of
moUturo that haa fallfn sine latt
AuRuat In the Northwvitern Htatoa U
very llahla to throw people off their
Kunrd. Tho dry fartnlnic methoiU
ahould not ho neglected In any way
Suit toaaaii may ho very different
from thla ono. lUat autumn rain was
to abundant that icrnln could bo aown
amid tho atuhblea with aaftty. It
mny bo vury dlfferont next atituitln.
. An toon aa tho land In plowed for
tho fallow It ahould bo packed. The
iIIho will tuually do thla work fairly
well. If the land haa hvon plowed
out of aod, tho dUca ahould ho no at
at not to tear up tho kod. It may bo
'nrcctanry In noma lutancea to weight
tho dUc. Tho packing of tho Innd
ahould Im dono tho dny tho land la
'plowed. If thla la not dono tho toll
will Iota all or nearly all lit moUturo
n n few dnyt, down n far an tho
ilow went. It It greatly Important
that Mich moUturo thould not bo hut.
(Tho dUo or packer It to ha followed
by tho harrow, to that n fine mil
mulch will ho mado on tho land. This
'mulch will prevent tho vtca.H) hi
moUturo. It ahould ho maintained
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wheat It not town.
Thla mulch mutt lo renowed after
each coutldorahlo rain aa toon aa tho
Inrtil ml a ilrv mull nil to Imrrow with
out tho unrth ttlckluK to tho harrow
.loath. Tho fallow mutt bo kept freo
from wouilt.- It ahould alto bo r
inotnborcd that the earlier tho ground
It plowed, tho more moUturo It will
'torn up analntt tho llmo of need.
Tho wheat crop of IV 13 will larao-
)y depend on what In dono hy tho
farinera In nrcaa thnt nre known aa
dry, between now and tho tluio for
'towing winter wheat. If n largo crop
la to ho reaped In 1913, a largo
.amount of Innd ahould bo devoted to
fnllow. Thcro U uo Rood ronton why
thlt ahould not bo dono, aa thcro It
mow a largo amount of moltturu In
tho toll.
MARRIED LAST NIBHT
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Mllllcan VnllefCoupIo Made Man and
Wife by Juttlco Lawrence.
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Eil noppor anu r.iuo rturiuu, mini
'of Mllllcan valley wore married I hi
no omco oi - ""
lUiwrenco latt night about 9 o'clock.
It waa a oulot affair, only five lilendt
of tho contracting partlet being
4pretant. Mitt Hdwln DoUorrlflold
A. waa brldcatnald and Phillip Doncor
flM.bett man, tho others prcioitt being
'Mrt. Jrttto Houghton, Wllllt Noland
I and Arthur Fleming.
. After tho coremony the bridegroom
I troated tho wedding party at Cor-
kutt'a and later at I'atterton't.
Mr. Koppor U omployed on tho
Mllllcan ranch aa buccaroo, and hjx
brldo haa been making her homo with
'rolntlvet In that valloy. Thoy lenvo
V today for tholr homo on Mr,
KopiHir'a homeatcad. Tomorrow
evonlug thoy will bo given a wedding
dinner at tho homo of A. D. Norton.
SCHOOL ELECTION MONDAY
,1 III (H tor to Herte Tlm'O Vcnm anil
Clerk For One Year to Imj Choten.
1 1 Tho nnnunl tchool mooting of lloud
dlttrlct No. 12 will lio hold next
Monday In compliance with tho atnto
'laws. At thla tlmo ono dlroctor to
tervo for throo yonru nnd a dork to
(!iold olllco ono yonr ahull bo elected.
C. M. McKny, who filled out tho un
expired torm of Millard Trlplott. It
Mho dlroctor whoto torm expires,
Thorn will ho n meeting of tho
BChpol liaunl tomorrow (Thursday I
'ovonlng, thla holng tho regular Juno
moqtlug.
TJio hoard lma, cloctod Mlts Doro
thy 'Bchooloroft. who grnduntod from
tho' High School In 1000, nt ono of
'tho grudo toachora for noxt term.
' GRAZING SEASON AT HAND
' Btn-ep AVlU be Shipped to lleml From
AjcJojio aip Ihanlkp Country.
' Thtfs'Sn'tod Mr takJn'R slyeW )5 V$
sumtnor grating ferounds In tho
ruounfalna It nearly h'oro, and toon
tho blic bands of floocy dnlmalt will
ho patting through llond,
Kqr thp flfst Umo, thousands of
alluop will ho ihlppod In thla year
ovor tho rnllrond from tho Hhanlko
nnd Antolopo country, Ernost Htnrr
uiid ICvim McLontiaii, Hhnnlko alieop
mon, worn' horo tail wook making
nrraiiKomouta for taking tho flocka to
tho moiintnlni. Korutt HuporvUor
Hiirvoy hut iimppnd out n trail for
thorn to follow They will crona the
hrldgo t Tho lleiid Compnny'a mill,
follow tho road up tho river on tho
wott tlito nhout Nix Hilton nnd then
cut noroHM Into tho Dotchutot forett
to Hpnrka Inko. Thoro they will ho
counted ntiu taken to their rnugo
KroiindH whero they wilt ho fed thla
aummer. Mnny wilt croaa tho
mouutahiH and nrowao In tho Cut
endo rutorvo on tho wott aide.
FUG DAY CELEBRATION
WILL BE HELD FRIDAY
Old tlrnko Lawn to ho Preno of
Annual Oallicrlng of Old Holdtrr.
Mood I'l-ugnuu AJ-raiiRrd.
The votoraua of Crook county will
colobrato King Day In lloud Friday,
ou tho od Drake lawn. Au Intor
ctng program or oxorcltot It being
arranged, which will Include nu intr
ant mutlcal Humbert. Tho bnnd will
play, tho church choir ting and aov
oral local Ntngort appear In tolo and
duet-
Thero wll bo an addrott hy Iter.
Or. Oorby nt 1:30, following tho
nerving or n big batkot dinner nt
noon". Tho veteran' Invito every
body In the county to attend and
bring wall filled batkott,
Tho rauki of or tho old toldlora nro
rnnldly growing thinner, and It It tho
Intention of thoto In charge to make
thlt Oceanian n mott enjoyable one
for all who are loft.
RECORD OF TRANSFERS
Angollno A. Nowlon to W. D.
Nowlon. V4 It 3 blk S3, llond. f 100.
Augoltno A. Nowlon to W. D.
Nowlon, It 1, blk 13, Ita IC-IO, blk
18, It 8. blk 31, lit 15-10, blk 22,
ItN 1-2 blk 30. It 1, blk 28, Itt 1-2,
blk 36. Itt 1-3. blk SC, Wlcttorla. f 10
NewloicKollor Co. to U I). Wleat,
It 13, blk 10, Wiettorla. fl.
Kdward 0. No win an to David O.
Younggrcn, o4 oVi 10-21-18. $040.
W J. Mcdlllvrny to Jullut Jnnett.
tract In uoVt nV 32-17-12. fl.
I.. J. llndley to KlliAboth Heed.
oVi awU 4; iwii ifeU. M w4
0-18-12. 1.10.
Frank W. Catlow to linn Catlow.
aH of nwVi of twU 13-1S-12 and
lot 1, tec 13-10-12, tl.
C. M. Ilodtlold to School Dlitrlct
No. C2, tract In toU ioY. 31-11-13.
$30.
A. 1). Kowla to Ilortha I-cwU. twU
awU, 13-20-10. $400.
William D. Arnold to F. II. Town
aend, noU. 12-H-1C. $3000.
I.n I'lno Towntlto Co. to John W.
Olngorlch, It 10, blk 1C, Itt add to
U I'lno. tl.
Agreomont for aalo A. O. Hunter
to Frank Dnlton, wett SO feet, of lot
. block 11. :icnd. tlOnO.
Central Oregon Irrigation Co. to
llarnoy Forroll, Ita !, blk 2, llond.
(2420.
Nurthwcit Trutt A 8nfo ncjwtlt
Co to Klward O. Newman, tc'i.tcc
IC-M-I8. 5t2.
Tho llond Coinpun; to Arthur
Flomlng. It 4, blk Hi. 1'nrk add.,
ltuiid.
The Hand Company to D. K. Hun
tor Itealty Co., Ita 8 und , North
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' 'a Commy p Vernon
Korhet. It 23, l.lk 10, Fnrk ndd..
Iloid
Tho llond Company to llnlph I'oln
dexter. Ita 1 and 2, blk 20, Contor
add., llMid.
1.. I), Wlctt ot nl to Suttlet Lake
Improvement Co., water rlgrto In
SuMlra and llluo laket.
Htnto or Oregon to Dona McNaught
i'Ury I, tec. 6-1S-13.
Dunn McNaught to Corn Swlgor,
o.v,V. aec. C-1813.
W. H. Stantt to K. M. Thompton,
It 1 ,hlk 20, llond.
C. II. Allen to K. M. Thompton,
It 1, blk 20, llond.
Mnry H. Coleman to Chat. Durnnd,
It 2, blk 17, Dotchutot.
Harnett 10. Lowell to Mrt. A. l'lt
xonborgor, toUtoU. tec. 30, and n4
no Vi nnd nottnwVi, sec. 31-18-13.
Mny Arnold to W. J. Mcdlllvrny,
It 3, blk 20, llond.
For Sale
Modern 7-room bouse
in lot 4 blk. 27. Also
Wt grade Kimball piano
with Angelas player and
large assortment music.
One 40 H. P. 5 Pass,
touring car; numerous
articles kouseboM fur
niture. Will be sold at '
reasonable prices and
terms. Enquire of
F- F &mlth
.-(iii.,. Mw
wics oi ifRi5itmiAaK.
Frod Johnton, ngod about CO
yoara, dlod of homorrhaga of tho
lungt In n tont at tho old llryan &.
oungrtrom camp bulow town Hat
urdny night at 10 o'clock, Johnaon
led n nomadic llfo, following up rnll
rond conttructlon gangs and working
when ho could. Ho hud boon al
lowed to alonp In tho old camp horo
hud on Hnturdny night waa nolr.cd
with a homorrhngo. Ho wnt found
hy J u (I go ICIIU nnd Dr. Forroll lying
nt tho door of tho tont, whoro ho Jind
ttnggcrod to get frrnh nlr. Ho loaves
no relatival In till pnrt of tho
country, and tho body wnt burlud in
tho pcHor'i fluid.
THE SMALL FRUIT SUPPLY.
Vtry Ttw farm Htvt Enough to Kttp
Heme Tahiti Fllltd.
Very few furum are tupplled with
half riiuugh tmall fruit. In tho way of
ttrnwbcrrlet I nine hud nil we could
uu for many yeurt, but It It arcoin
plUhod by tvttlugout a new pntebfach
altvrniile aprluc. taya n corretpoiidcut
otOru( Judd Former.
Two 'hundred or 1WO plnntt will be
enuugfi io tet a bed that will tupply
twjoo Mt many uerrlet uerdrd by tho
largtmt fnuilly 1 ulnayn net thnt many
Ixvaurx they rlK-u lu n buoy time and
thru we run gvt ilinn plckrd outharea
and hare plfiity for our own uoe. Home
out not ao furtuunlfly tltuatcd bat
uouch by picking ourt, and It coutt
neither of us nn outlay of cnth. t rulne
the borriro, Uie other fvllow gnthcrt
them. I uavt followed the tame plan
with Hit raipberrlet for tbo latt few
yearn.
Currant are not often found on farm
fmll plula. Tbey are n goodrult for
aouie imrjKjiTii, and nltnont every farm
er'a family could dlcKe of a few gal
tont of them In plex. JHly or even with
tugar and cream wlien diud rtjw.
1 have n nice pntch of the M-cdlctx
blnckbrrrlea. It U of lung bvnrlng, and
If torn nurserymen were adrertUIng
It they wonld cnll It nn ever bcartog
fnilt, for It ttaya In fmlt for n long
tltce. 1 like It alto on account of tbr
lack of miiU.
Of coiioe grapea are n aUindarrt
frulU and Hie old Concord U found
everywhere. There nro mnny vnrletlit
that will grow In mott locnlltleo. Aa
local condltlnnt hare much to do with
tbo problem. It 1 boot to commit your
nearvxt nurterymnn. Tut out tome
while one, nome of the red onct. both
early nud lulu, but do not fool with the
tender Horta. Iluty fiiruicm do not
hnro the llmo nor Incllnutlon to lay
down the vluen nnd rorer tlicin with
dirt, nt Mime do lu order lo fruit tbe
tender tortn.
.M-M.t-t4-l-M-M-M-i-t-t-M-M'H'i-j;
WANT FHUITr OfMAY.
nverybody llket fruit Fnilt
can no longer bo grown with
out tprnylug. Nobody liken to
tpray. And m wo aru up agalnit
It. It It tpray or go without
fruit. Now It the time lo ttudy
thlt matter and find what ttylo
of t prayer It needed for our own
clrcuumtancct. Ono thing It eft
tentlnl no matter whether It be
n band tprayer or a jwwer tprny
er. tho force mut be nuntclcnt
and tho noxxte of the kind which
will deliver tho tpray In a 11 tin
mitt and tend It with force
enough to enter the calyx. Iowa
Ilamattead.
t-llM4t-M-l--Nt$
8tltlng Drttdlng 8wln.
In telecttug breeding twine atten
tion mum lie given to alte. quality,
ttrengtb of boue, rvennext or rjothlng
nnd the ue of more mature boar and
town. All plfft Intended for brefdlng
purpose ntjould (ie rUcted from well
developed, mature town. If the tlret
are mature nnlratK to much tbe bet
ter. Thte plgt nhould lie fed on ra
tion calculated to produce bone and
mutcle. not fnt alone.
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The Man
Behind
the
:! Saw and
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is tho ninn who gets tho
wood, and CARTER la
THE MAN when you want
wood that will make tho
pot boil.
And all It coats you is
$4.00
' A CORD FOR BLOCK OR
' LIMB WOOD.
In town ovory day.
F. M. Carter
.TBE.WTOM4N,.
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Cost of Brick vs. Cost of Frame
Soma people think that "Brick Is too cxpcrulve."
Thin In n great mlstnko.
Tho prlco of lumber han advanced until a house can
bo built with 8 Inch solid brick walls for only a alight
extra coBt over frame.
Not over 0 per cent, to 8 per cent, and In many
cases at the same price as frame,
Tho difference Is soon wasted by painting nnd ex
cessive repairs and cost of heating on a frame house.
Also, tho cost of Insurance Is grcatly'lowcrcd.
In a abort time a brick house has cost less than
wood. We have the figures and can prove it.
However much the relative cost of Brick and Wood
may vary in different localities, the first cost and main
tenance of a wooden house soon exceeds tho first cost
and 'maintenance of a Brick House.
When Vou Build Use Brick
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V.Vd ROSE FESTIVAl
All Week June 10-15. Tickets toM
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CIVIC CARNIVAL OF THE YEAR.
Splendid Parades, Decorations, Illuminations,
Water and Field Sports every dny.
Oregon Trunk Hallway trains run dnily without change be
tween Central Oregon points and Portland.
Train leaving Bend G:30 A. M., arrives Portland 5:30 P. M.
Details will be furnished on request.
V. G. COMAN, aen'I. Freight
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WHkw.Str.. H.w H.,.(U.
That Boy
of Yours.
It seems like yesterday
that mother mourned tho
transition from skirfo to
trouscrs-his rocking horso
will soon give way to tho
baseball and the pigskin.
Ilo'a developing, changing
every day, and you haven't
hod his picture taken in
moro than a year yes, its
two years last Christmas!
How the time does fly!
Make nn Appotatatcrt
Today
2$cwarD Qtoiblo.
See Me
BEFORE
BUILDING.
No trouble to give you
estimates on BRICK,
STONE, CEMENT,
plain and ornamental
plastering w o r k
building foundations,
sidewalks,, chimneys,
septic tanks, sewer
age, paving, canal
work, pipe lines, fire
places, etc
Plans and specifications fur
nished. H. D. Bourcy
General Contractor
Box 21, Bend, Oregon.
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