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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1912)
tA6 It. TKK IlKKD BUI.LKTI.V, BKND, YktiK8lAY, RRPTKMHKn M, 1ft I It, i i i ii i it i i ii in 'iii i i mi LAIDLAWITES I EWPHOB E BAND STAND PROPOS AL A1ADE. l'lnn l'or Installing Street Sign anil Numbering Mouses In tho City h llruacheil -New Sidewalks Or dered by the Clijr Council. aud tots 1 to 3, block 36, In Center addition. Hoth motions Included the construction by the city of cms walks. was Uat Little important business transacted by the City Council night aside from the consideration of the liend bond sale .bids. An ordinance permitting the farm era' National Telephone Company to construct and operate lines through out the city was read for the first time. The company Is composed of Laldlaw men, and representative were, on hand who told briefly that their district was receiving inade quate service from the present com pany, and that to maintain conveni ent business and other relations with llend a new telephone line was im perative. On behalf of the llend band O. A. Thoraon asked that the council per mit the erection of a bandstand in Oregon street, in the center of tho stub extending west from Wall street in front of the old location of the postofflce. A proposition was made to allow the city to keep hoses be neath the stand. Pending express ion of opinion on tho part of citizens the council's decision was postponed until next Tuesday's meeting. Mayor Putnam called attention to the advisability of Installing street algns throughout the city and of es tablishing a numbering system for houses. After favorable discussion he was authorlxed to draw up a defi nite plan. In conjunction with the city engineer, for further consideration next Tuesday, after which an ordi nance will be drafted covering the matter. At the request of Secretary C. D. Brown, the council ordered tho I MAKES WATER1NVESTIGATIDH Government Acent Spend Summer nit V. (). I. Co. Segregation. During the past three mouths and a half the Pulled States Department of Agriculture has had a special agent In this county scouring data on tho amount of water used for -Irrigation, Measurements hnvo been made on the Central Oregon Irriga tion Co. segregation on some 25 dif ferent farms In all parts of tho urea. Soil conditions liau also been studied. The purnoao of such an Investiga tion, which has been conducted in other states. Is to ascertain tho amount of water that Is necessary totfp'roduce 'good crop results. In Idaho experiments Were tried, but In this territory auch a course waa not pursued. The crops of persons who had weirs Installed were noted and the amount of water used on them recorded. (Later tho data will be used(as the basis of a valuable re port. The work has been In charge of H. D. Farmer, a Callfornlan, who came In here the first of June. He will complete the task assigned him within a week or so. railroads, and tho low faro period will Inst until October 10, Tickets nre good for 30 days from datu Of sale and allow liberal stopover privileges. The rates aro not qutto as low nn In tho spring, and tho period Is shorter, but there will likely lie a heavy Intttix of homescokera to this part of tin state. Tho thieo-ycar homestead law will bring west this fall many who nro attracted by Mncte Sam'rt tieo land, nud n large part of these will no doubt buy their tickets to (lend, which la tho entry point to thousands of acres of good land In Crook, take and llama) counties. PUY PRINEmiE SUNDAY . Ilend TennU Player Plan Match With County Seat Team. On Sunday tennis players repre senting Dcnd will go to Prinevllle to play the county seat team. While the tournament will tie an Informal one. It will for the first time test the relative abilities of the players from the two towns. Aa Prinevllle has an organized team, which already has played several matches successfully, the local representatives have little expectation of carrying off anything In the way of honors, but are out for a good time. The players from Bend will be J. P Keren. C. S. Hudson and Mr; and Mrs. O. P. Putnam. Three matches of singles, one of men's doubles and one of mixed doubles will be played, all best to out of three sets. At tho time of the county fair It Is expected that llend may send a team, It being probable that Hood River 11APTIST Clll'UCII. Sunday. Kept. 29: Bible school 10 a. m.; public worship at 11; people's servlcen at 7:30 p. ni. Tho gospol meetings will contlnuo through tho week each evening except Monday. Next Wednesday there will bo servi ces at 10:30 a. m., 2;30 and 7:30 p. m. There will bo a basket dinner at tho noon hour In which every mem her and friend of the church Is In vited to participate. The tables will be spread In the young men's read ing room in connection Ith the church. There will be a roll call meeting In the afternoon, at the close of which will occur the annual elec tion of officers. It Is expected that there will bo ministers present from out of town. It is desired that this shall be a rally day for the church. Wltbert It. Howell, minister; Wini fred Blea, assistant. LAIDLAW MEET (Continued from Pago One). portatlon will take place, probably particularly with potatoes. In addition to tho agricultural products thcro were other Interest ing exhibits, along tho line of Indian FULL COLONISTS RATES printing of fireman's exemption cor tlflcates and postal card notifications ! and Mctollus will be represented. of meetings. On motion of Wenandy sidewalks were ordered built on the north side of lots 7 to 12 Inclusive, block 13, and north side of lots 7 to 12 inclu sive, block 14, In Deschutes. On motion of Lattln sidewalks were or dered on the south side of Greenwood avenue fronting lots 3 to 8, block 20. Tronic to llend Will Likely lie Heavy During Low Fare Period. Ileclnnlnr todav. fall colonist rates are In effect on all transcontinental! MmRiamiiimiiMaviam(isiw! SECOND ANNUAL REDMOND PotatO ShOW and FAIR ' Redmond, Oregon, October Nth and 12th Libcrnl Premiums will be Riven on Potatoes and nil kinds of Fnrm Products. Competition open to any person in Crook County. For further particulars send for premium list to A. J. Hnncy, Secretary of Redmond Commercial Club. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmj Corkottn nnnouncn that they will open a bnkory wlth'n a short time, conducting It hi addition to tliulr pruHout liiiNlmms. A siittnlilo locn tlnti linn not yet been decided on, They will turn out everything llUhu Imkury linn when they get sturtud, t iiAiiiH mm ham:. The Star Then ho him 10.1 Hint cIukn ftitillnu i'IimIih fur mi I o n( it low IUhh'. Nimi t. .V, lliitTnmii. NOONDAY dinner n specialty nt Mm. Htus'iiini)i)'H lestaurmit, 2fic Up work and objects of historic value. In a room adjoining tho display taldlaw ladles served Ice cream, cake and other delicacies. In thj even ing a play, "The Dressing Clown," with other entertainment, Has given Sieaklng at Church, At three o'clock the crowd ad journed to the church, whero several addresses were made. Introduced by J. N, It. Corking, president of the I.aldlaw Development League. J. B. Sawhlll, secretary of the Central Oregon Development League, first spoke. He was followed by J, W. ilrower, vice president of tho C O, D. U, C. 8. Hudson, cashier of tho First National Hank of llend, P. II. Splllman, assistant superintendent of tho O. A. C. Central Oregon demon stration farms, O. P. Putnam, editor of The llulletln, V, A. Purl or llend, Kepuhllcan caudldate for state representative, it. P. Mlnter, realty man of llend, and Judgo II. C. Kills, Mr. Splllman told of the work the demonstration farms are doing. One of the Important bits of advice ho gave was not to use too much land plaster; ho recommended CO to CO IKiunds to tho aero as tho maximum of beneficial use. Want Plan Formulate,!. Messrs. Sawhlll. Ilrewer and Hud son urged tho Laldlaw ieope to for mulate a definite lino of action In LA PINK, CKOOK COUNTY, OltK. regard to what they want tho state to do with tho Columbia Southern Irrigation project, pledging the sup IKirt of tho C. O. D. L. and tho In terests of lledinuud nud llend In se curing the action desired, Mr. Uerklng called a meellng of the Laldlaw lengue for Monday night to take action In tho matter, as rc IK) r ted elsewhere In this paper. The consensus of opinion among tho big delegation of llend people present was that If desirable this town will see that a couple of capable local )obb)lstH arn on hand at Salriu to aid In securing whatever legislation Is deemed advisable, In addition to tho representatttca of the Central Oregon Development League and the Laldlaw committeemen. Among the exhibitors, as listed at the show, were the following names T. C. Ilarkley. C. P. Ileckcr. P V. Swisher. J. J. Conn. J. W. Ilruwn, Mary Nichols, Wlltlaiu Henderson, Winter & Spnugh, W. J", and Ceorgo Handle, II. Uolberg, Prank Murk. II. II. Iln ley, Smith & Scott. Stanley C I'luphlotte. Kd l Deans, J. It. Couch, Pred II. Wilson, II. A. John son. A. McAllister, O. M. Couch, C J. Mock. P. W. tavcreni. Mrs. Carl Hatch. I. W, Wliner, J. L. Couch, A. P Ham- sey, A. Harrymau. Leo Harrymati. J N. II. (lerklug, William Ilruwn, W D. Harms. Mrs. J. II. Wlmer, James Patton, Hattle Horner. M. S. Ilullrfrd, W. N. Hay, O. II. Norcolt, (1. W. 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