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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1912)
PAOK 8. THK HRND BULLETIN, KRMl, WKDNICHOAY, OCTOBKK 9, !!. ITiX i I I H i I m - 'r fr it rtfukrcs but very little thinking, after one fas seen the natural resources surroKnHg Ben, to see how ami why Ben4 will become one of the most prominent manufac turing cities in the Northwest; neither does it require much thinking, after one fas seen and studied the map of Bend, to see how and why RIVERSIDE ADDITION must and will facome the "factory district" of Bend. Already it is the most practicable mm) de&kooie, owing to its advantages which ore necessary to factories of any kind. Some of these advantages lie in the fnct that Riverside is cut in two by the Railroad, making a great number of lots running; along the Railroad right of way; while any of the others can be readied easily and cheaply by short spurs from the main line, thus enabling one to load or unload directly from his own platform into the car. Then n great number of lots lie right on the bank of the Deschutes River, which ad vantage is too obvious to recount; but the greatest advan tage of all lies in the fact that to any of these lots we can deliver the cheapest power in Bend, for they average but three ordinary city blocks, or 1800 feet from Bend's largest power plant now building, the dam alone to cost $150,000, which will be ready to deliver power this winter; and the farthest lot from power is only three city blocks, 1800 feet from the Union Depot. Write for our new illustrated folder and further informa tion or call and be shown over the ground. Prices range from $100 to $500. Terms, $10 down and $10 per month. A liberal discount for cash. i SC3. X v ij . WATER USE9S MEET Officer (or Next i'emr KIcctcd. Hat imlny Afternoon. A roKiilnr meolluK of tho Central Oregon Irrigation Cm. Water Users' Association wiih hold at tho Com mercial Club room Saturday after noon, with n Rood uttumlnnru of local inomhorH. Severn! out-of-town men wore present, IncludliiK Messrs. Vusliurg and I). C. Unit of Torre bun no. Aside from election of ohicer. there wan no action taken of Im portance, Secretary Colo K. Smith stated nftor tho mooting, Tliu fol lowing wore elected! I'. J. VoniiK. president; K, W. Ulchnrdsoii, vice president; Cole K. Hniltli. secretary; C W. Hooch, treasurer. II. M, Klder wan elected a member of the board of director for three years. Tho hold-over members nro J. Allen Thompson of ltedmoud (chairman) nnd K. A. Griffin, BEND PARK COMPANY 800 Empire Bldg., SEATTLE, WASH. BEND, OREGON KNHAflKMKNT 1H ANNOl'NCKH. Lnt Wednesday evcnltiK the I'rls clllns gathered at Mrs. partis home to celebrate the announcement of the marriage of Mlis Ivft West and Klmor Vernon Ward, which will take place tho latter part of November. After games there was music and merry making In general. Miss West was requested to stand under a huge Japanese umbrella where sho was showered with many pretty as well as useful gifts. J ENROLLMENT AT SCHOOL IS 238 GAIN OVER LAST YEAR IS 54 Comparative Figures for Kntl of the First Month Seniors Debate Single Tax Grade I'upllfi llelng Taught Hewing Coach for Football Team (Reported for Tbe Bulletin.) A comparative report made by Prof. Shouse shows tho number of pupils In tbe Rend school on October A, tbe end of the first month, was 238, as against 184 at the same time last year. He also furnished the following figures of interest to school patrons: Oct. A, Oct. C, 1912 1911 Total registration.... 274 189 Number Withdrawn. .. 36 & Number remaining... .238 184 Total days attendance 4441 3104 Percentage of at tendance 9C.7 97. S Average Tardiness, per day 7 4 2-3 Visits by parents. .. . 19 7 Visits by bcIi brd. ... 0 C Pupils neither a li tem nor lato. .... . 138 102 The teachers' institute will be hold at Prinevllle noxt week and there will be no school. Tbe Prlne vlllo fair will also bo held next week. Mr. Khnuim )m rxnlvil season tirkplx to tlin fnlr tnr nil school children who want them. Tfiej iair association is giving free tickets - to all pupils In the county. Iast Friday afternoon four mem bers of JJiq senior class gave an im promptu debate on tho single tax. Ivan McQIllvray and Carl Hunter spoke against It and John Hates and Ray Deyarmond argued for It, Mr. Bhouse has received a letter from the Oregon Kqual Taxation League offering two three-day' trips to Portland for the best composition on tho "Ev'ls of tho Single Tax." The contest Is open to any pupil of the grade or high schools of Oregon, outside of Portland. One trip is , ... ..... . .-, . '..,. offered to a boy and tho other to a girl. Some of tho grades have been do ing sewing In addition to their regular school work. Elmer Ward has been engaged to coach the football team. No game has been definitely arranged, but the boya will probably play the Crook County JHgh at Prinevllle- October 20. Miss Tressle Huntington, sister of tbe eighth grado teacher, has been elected to take tho position to which Miss Katbryn Ryan was chosen. Miss Ryan could not come to Rend on ac count of the illness of her mother. Miss WIcst has been teaching tem porarily until this week, when Mlua Nona Richardson was secured to fill in. For the convenience of school patrons, Manager Keyes has arrang ed to have the Rend Co's mill whistle blown punctually at noon. School clocks will bo set dally ac cording to this tlmo and all school patrons nro requested lo set their clocks dally by this whistle. Tardi ness at school Is on the increase and appears to be due In part, at least, to Irregularities of clock time. ever given at a motion picture theatre In Ilcnd will be that at tho Star Theatre tomorrow evening, un der tho aulplces of the Fraternal Brotherhood lodge. There will be three numbers. O. M. Uuptll nnd Joe McKay will play a mandolin duet; Miss Arrle Illnck will sing, and Miss Iva West will play a violin solo. Miss Eva Graves will play the ac companiments. There will bo three motion pic tures: "Whirlwind Courtship on llrandon's Ranch," a Patho Western comedy; 'The Puppet's It-wr," Lubln, and "An Outcast Among Outcasts, ' R'.ograph. VACATIONS Will KAitMKHH. (O. A. C. News Utter.) Farmers should so arrange their work as to take an outing each year. They will bo benefitted by gettlug out once a year from the routine of the work on the farm which will not suffer If It be properly planned. Relattvo to this subject an eastern paper says: "Most farmers are believers in the 1 eight-hour system eight hours be fore noon and eight hours afterl It J may be a good system when one Is bis own boss, but Its rather bard on all concerned. Therefore, every farmer should have a sort of pitch forjc arrangement which will throw everyone, himself and his wife In cluded, off tho farm at some con venient time to lako a compulsory vacation. Never fear that the work will suffer. It will not If it Is properly planned. Never fear that anyone who thus has an outing suf fers. On tho contrary, everyone, and the work, too, will tie bene fitted." McMlnnvllle News-Reporter. Slnco there Is no tlmo of the year when tho farmer can more easily leave his homo duties than early In December, the authorities at the Ore gon Agricultural Collego have this year changed tho date of the annual ono-weck farmers' course to Dec. 9 to 14, Instead of Immediately pro- ceding or following the winter short course, which this year comes Jan. 9, Fob, 7. The agricultural In struction at tho college, Insofar as Is possible, will bo boiled down to a single week of tho mast practical ami (helpful lectures and demonstrations, onio 30 or 40 a day, covering the breeding and raising and care of nit sorts of farm animals, the growing and harvesting of grains, forage crops and fruits, tho planning and erection of farm buildings, nnd the solution of a vast number of farm problems. agalust you In tho b.ovo entitled suit within sis week! from Jhs date of tho first publication of this sum monsi nnd If you fall to appear nnd nniiwor for want thereof tho I'lnlullft will nnnlv tn the Court for the relief prayed for In the complaint, io-wii! for Judgment n:nliit you nnd each of yuu for the sum or i7iu.au wun Intercut thereon nt tho rate of 10 per cent per milium from April 17, ll'la. until paid, and for the costs mid dls hiirseiiieitts of this notion. This summons Is served upon you lis- iiiiiiilputiiin bv authority of an order of the Honorable II. C. HIIIm, Judge of the County Court of the State of Oregnn for tho Canity of Crook. Hiild order Is datid tho 24th day of September, HMJ. and Is duly recorded and outvied In snld Court nnd action. Date of first publication Boptein- ber 26, ll'la. VKRNON A. FOR1IKH, 293G Attorney for I'lajutlff. Ask M. il. Uttln to explain tbt now life policy now sold by tint 01(1 Aetna. ;i Township blanks, neatly Imtiud In books, 1M rents nt Tho llullelln, , New PALACE MARKET Charles lloyd, Prop, MEATS Vegetables, etc. U-Jir.-J'.-U-K, 1 8.i...m, -i- - Bend JVlachine Sp All Kinds of Saw Mill and Panning RE-P-A-1-R-S We Carry a Large Stock or Auto Repairs and Supplies Wall St., next to Opera House We Deliver the Goods BUS AND DRAY LINE LIOHT AND HEAVY LIVERY. Hay, Barley, OnU, Wheat and Uran at lowest prices. Tho Largest Harn In Central Oregon. WENANDY LIVERY CO.' Bend, Oregon. J. H. WENANDY LON L. F0. : Under New Management. J SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAM Het Talent of Town Will be at Star Theatre Tliurnday Night. A musical program which will be one of the best If not the best RECEPTION T0NEW MINISTER McthodUt Congregation and Friend Welcome Rev. Xctthnnt. A reception attended by noma GO people wns hold at tho Methodist Church Monday evening, to welcome tho new pnstor of this church, Rev. Ernest Newham, to Iiend. Dr. Corby, the Presbyterian minis ter, made a speech of welcome, .Mr. Newham responding. The program also Included several songs by Miss Arrio mack. Refreshments of punch, wafers nnd cookies were served. Mr. Newham arrived last Wednes day evening from Idaho, and Sunday preached his first sermon hero. Ho made n very favorable impression on his congregation, and tho Methodists are well pleased With their new pastor. THE PILOT BUTTE INN BOND'S LEADING HOTEL Is now In chnrKO of J. F. Tnjrunrt &Co. First Clnaa Service and the Comfort of Guests, Is Our Motto. t FREE AUTO between Hotel and Depot. - CARD OK TIIANKH. Wo wish to extend our thanks to alt those who aided us In serving the chicken dinner last Thursday even ing. LADIES' AID SOCIETY. Everything on the Market at the ' " " " -- , Right Time and at Right Prices. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables RECEIVED DAILY Aetnn non-partlclpatlvo policies are cheaper than others giving same protection. M. 8. l.attln & Co. agents. 31 HUMMOXH. In tho Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon, for tho County of Crook. Tho Ilcnd Company, a corporation, 1'lalntlff, vs. O. C. Cooper and N. A. Cooper, co-partners, doing business under tho Arm nnmo nnd stylo of The Terrebonne Lumber Co., De fendants, To 0. C. Cooper and N. A. Cooper, above named Defendants: In the nnmo of the State of Ore gon you are hereby required to ap pear and answer tho complaint Pled Here SEPARATORS THE SHARPLESS TUBULAR THE BEST Sojmrator made. Knsy to clonn, Unlit to run, nnd It's tho CLKANKST SKIMMKR MADK. Wo havo them In stock. COMKANDSEBTHKM. MOWERS AND HAY RAKES. THE CELEBRATED' DKERING? LINE. LIKht, stronjr and durable. For sale by Th STORE OF GUALITY S. C. CALDWELL, Mfcr. TELEPHONE. L. B. MISENER CASH OROCERY. WHOLESALE! AND R Bft A IJL .' - Bend, Oregon. , "is a Soao Ajf that reduces A wash board mi Jk rubblngyto a ffljA H? minimum, B' without In- . M jury to tho m fabric. m 1 ' RPRT C1IIIPV 9 t m umii uiiuui m ... V CASH A, GROCER J k UliND Wf M OKuaoN W ; : ISWfflMittpH I if. ' is v if JtlXLvKBJI iuiiuryboapBH SwW&CoSmMTC a bsM H.A Before You Let the Contract for Hint new building, consider these facts about brick. In building with oil other material no allowance is made for doors, windows and other openings. With brick you can make an allowence ot 10 to 25 percent. With lumber 15 to 25 percent is added for sizing, laps, etc. VVith brick it is unnecessary, With all other material 5 to 10 per cent added for waste, such as cutting, fitting, knots, shakes, etc' With brick there is absolutely no waste. When a building is finished, built with, any other material, there is always a lot's . of waste to haul away. With brick, if you have any left we will take them off your hands at the full ? price you paid for them. There is a hundred other reasons why you should build with brjek. i r . BEND BRICK & LUMBER CO. ; f ""' it' I ;