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THE BEND BULLETIN
aEOllQB PALMER PUTNAM
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOHEIt 23. 1912.
A MATTI'K OK UPSINKSS.
Harping upon the assertion that
Dr. Coe Is not a lawyer and Is there
fore not quatUlcd to act ns a county
Judge, a paper In the county that It
rooting for McFarluno continues:
"No one can truthfully say that Dr.
Coe Is a better man for tho olllcc ol
county Judge than 0. A. McFarlane."
Tho fact that Dr. Coo has not had
a legal education Is a ridiculous peg
upon which to hang attempts to stir
up opposition to his candidacy. A
county Is nothing but a big business
organization, a corporation, if you
will, tho stockholders of which arc
tho votors. Those stockholders
choose their manager tor his business
ability. Business ability Is demon
strated by what a man has done for
himself, and for those with whom,
and for whom, he has worked. "To
htm who hath shall be given." And
to the successful man, who has
proved his ability by his own record,
shall -be glrcn other responsibilities
and the opportunity or working for
the upbuilding of counties, or any
other public organizations.
The county Judgeship Is a business
Job. It Is for a business man. It
Is not a position on which the tax
payers want to try human experi
ments. They want a man who knows
the county, whom they know, who
has property and all his own Inter
ests bound up with theirs, and. above
nil, who has proved ability.
As further regards the bugaboo of
legal education, little need be said
other than to point to the fact that
the Judges of all of Crook county's
neighbors aro not, and were not,
lawyers. That statement holdg good
to the north, the east and the south.
The county Judges In these counties
were business men and are business
men. A very notable example of
this Is In Klamath county. Judge
Worden, tho ramous ''Good Iloads
Judge." was a real estate man. To
day he has established a more cnvl
nble reputation for progressive ac
complishment than any other count)
Judge on the Pacific Coast. Alto, he
has done more for the taxpayers ol
his county. In the way of substantial
lxrniuneut Improvement, of lieneflt
to farmer and merchant, than hat
been done In any sparsely settled
county In the state for many a year.
No doubt a legal education would
help. It would be useful In any
position. Hut to say that It Is essen
tial, or even that It Is vitally advis
able, Is to talk twaddle. The term
'Judge" Is misleading. "Manager"
would be far more to the point. And
fop "County Manager" it good busi
nessman without legal education It
infinitely to be preferred to a toor
lawyer without a successful business
record.
A POOR EXAMPLE.
Prlnevitle had a splendid fair the
best In the history of the count);.
Many Uend people attended the big
event. One of the features of chief
Interest was the exhibits. Pract'cal
ly all the Important communities and
districts were represented, both with
agricultural exhibits and with, those
prepared by the schools.
It Is au amazing pity that Hend. for
the first time, fell down lamely. Uend
had no exhibits. Also, Uend had no
xcuse. il.3t year the schools had
an admirable exhibit, and there Is no
sufficient reaton why at least a small
display should not have been at the
county seat this fair-time. Appar
ently no effort was made to get to
gether au agricultural exhibit. Had
such-effort Iteen made, there Is no
doubt but that the result would have
been satisfactory. Again, there is no
excuse. If' the matter had been
broached, tho fuuds would have been
forthcoming. Dut Uend slept.
And now It Is up to Head to tender
an apology to Fjluevllle. There I.
no use crying over split milk, but
there la occaston to have, It known
that llend't poor showing Is n mnttor
of sincere regret to people here, nnd
that next year the town pledges It
self to make up for the Inok of enter
prise displayed In this instance.
HOOSKVKl.T LEADS T.UT,
To the Editor of Tho llulletln:
The following clipping should bo of
Interest. Please publish It:
"According to a poll taken by tho
Now York Herald. Hoosevelt led Tuft
In New York by 101,000: Now Jersey
21,000; Maryland. 25,000; Indiana,
9B.000; West Virginia, 40.000: Kan
tas, 35,000: Oklahoma, 30.000: Ne
braska, 38,000; Iowa, 63.000; South
Dakota 15.000; California, 40.000;
Arltona. 500; Nevada, 2100; Mis
souri, 40,000; Kentucky. RS.000.
"Tho Herald's Estimates are based
on individual polls of 1M.771 votes,
scattered through nil the stae.
J. It. MINER.
There are OJOrt.O0O miles of teV
phone wire In the world, nnd uenrly
two-thirds of this Is found In the Unit
ed State, and a rihhI shim- of till lat
ter amount has been struug to rurtble
farm folk tu vUlt wllh each other
and get In direct touch with the ont
side world.
A review of automobile accidents an
reported over the country aeems to
show lh.it there are still plenty of
fool chauffeurs who think It rimhI sport
to try to beat fnat train tu a railroad
crossing. wtb the muni renitlt that the
crap Iron collectors nnd undertakers
both get Job.
A woman, agrd fifty years, living at
Grand Rapid, Mien., graduated from
the local high school the other day
TM should serve' to spur on n certain
elay or twys and girl who consider
thtfiuftelvea'-lMipeleMily outclttwed If
they hapten t get a year or two be
hind tlietr grade.
Figures compiled by the department
of sericulture at Waxhlnctou show
that the fnrmew of the couutry were
rccclrlug 1T.A per rent more for their
produce on July 1 or till yeur than
they were a year ago The Increase
noted I biiHod ou the prim prevailing
on some 60 twr cent or farm products.
One of the loveliest floral sights that
the writer linn bad glluiwe or this
eatson was a crimson nimbler that
was weighted down,-with numerous
prays or wonderfully perfect bio
torn, anrne or which contained ns high
as forty and fifty Individual IiIimmim
The (lowers were picked by the biiithel
basketful and bruugbt ebevr tu the
bedside or ninny a sick x:rson to
whom they were carried.
Tile time Is at hand for the sowing
or tho turnip seed ror the rail crop, in
the nr crape small garden there In usu
ally some space that has produced a
crop that might Just as well bo grow
ing turnips during the rait as weeds
or nothing at all. The ground should
be put In good rendition and the seed
sown rather sparingly, as It will pro
duce many more plants than one real
izes at the time or sowing.
Wyoming Is one mountain stale that
has suffered a good deal In a business
way for month past as a result of
heavy cattle Iokscs due to aevero snow
itorm last winter. One rancher af
Douglas. WyoM reports as high as iW
per cent or the cattle nnd sheep jf that
section lost as a result or tho storm.
In their efforts to save their docks
many Inexperienced rniirbmen and sev
eral old timers lost their lives.
The luxuriance of the bed or flower
ing plants Is likely to depend quite
largely upon the amount or water It
receives. This Is trtto with respect to
the smaller flowering plants' and espe
cially or the larger, such as the aster",
salvia and dahlia. Water Is needed at
rrequcnt Intervals during the growth
or the plant and particularly at blos
som time, when the vitality or the
wbolo plant la taxed to the utmost
At the close of the strawberry sea
son a few weeks ago a Mbwourl valley
A Valuable Silver Cup for the Best
Agricultural Exhibit
of products grown tributary to tho Oregon Trunk. Spokane. Port
land and Seattle, Oregon Electric and United Railways at the
Pacific N.-W. Land Products Show
PORTLAND, NOV, 18-23. will be given by theao Railways. $9.93
Round Trip to Portland from Bend. Tickets on sale Nov. 18, 19,
20. Return limit Nov. 25.
2mnzjzv rrNTBAJ rwrrjv. r inf
$16.75 Round Trip to Spokane for tit
NATIONAL APPLE SHOW
Tickets on sale Nov, 11th to 10th inclusive. Return limit Nov. 20.
Train leaving Central Oregon in morning arrives Portland
5:30 P. JI., and Spokane 9:45 P. M.
Schedules, details, etc,, will be furnished on application.
W. E. COHAN.
Gen. Frt. & Pan. Agt.
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Everything on the Market at the
Right Time and at Right Prices.
Fresh Fruit
and Vegetables
RECEIVED DAILY
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L. B. MISENER
CASH GROCERY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TELEPHONE.
gardener reported a total or 2,kS3
quarts of strawberries picked from a
bed containing Just a piarter of an
aero. Theio berries brought on an
average 15 cents a box, or a total of
$3.17.43. Multiplying this by four given
$1,420 as the per acre yield. Tills com
pares well with return In any part or
the country. Including even California
or Texas.
The experiment which Is being made
In Mluourl or using convicts to the
making of permanent highway Is
meeting with very satisfactory results
Thus far nn or the men has re
fused to work, and nono hm tried to
get away. The convicts seem to en'
Joy the outdoor work and nre the bet
ter for it in every As an In
centive to the men they an promised
a reduction of their period of confine
ment by one day ror every two days'
work they do on the roads.
Plowing atuhbte fields as soon as
possible after the grain I removed
serve two purposes that are not em
phasized as ranch as they should I.
In the first place. It breaks up and ex
pour to the elements nnd lo birds and
poultry the nest or many Inserts that
hare sought a harbor In the ground
ror the winter. Again It erre to pre
vent the maturing or myriads or weed
seeds and to germinate ninny remain
Ing In the soil, the plant from these
being killed by the fall fro-W.
Don't wait until holiday tlmo for
those photo enlargements, or set ol
album prints. .
BEND WICKED.
(Continued from Pnge Onol.
other city officer. It Is understood
that Mrs. Eraser Is a homesteader In
tho southeast country. ,
In a statement today, Mayor Put
nam said:
"It is of courso regrcttabte that
this Mrs. Ember should regard Uend
as n den of Iniquity, and that slfe
should give that Impresalnn tu the
Governor. I wish thnt she would
make her complaint here, nnd I un
sure her, and any others, that legiti
mate complaints will receive honest
attention and nny nctlon demanded
by the circumstances, inasmuch as
no complaint was made, nnd the facts
of the matter aro completely un
known to tho city officials, of course
nothing can le done attout It.
"I realize that a few peoplo are
persistent In believing that tho pre
ent administration either winks at
certain law breaking, or wilfully nl
lows It. Those who hnrp upon the
vlclousness they say exists do so
cither rrom honest motives or rrom
personal apltc and the desire to
arouses trouble. In this connection
It may bo well to state that very re
cently, at my own expense, and with-
J. H. CORBETT, Agt.,
Bend, Ore.
REGOHTRU N K KY.
Bend, Oregon.
Jf
Pilot Butt
Acreage
Best nnd lowest Priced
Acrvago on the Market.
Handled by all rcllnblu
real estate dealers.
J. H. Bean
Bend, Oregon
out the knowledgo of any official r
person In Uend, I had a stranger look
up somo of the reported law viola
tions. Ho found nothing worth con
sidering.
"I did this simply for my own sat
Ufaclloti, and to Justify my personal
belief that ninny of the rctxirts nnd
rumors peddled arnuifd were elthor
.exaggerated or truthless.
"Perhaps here Is as good an oppor
tuulty n any to say a word regarding
this phase of city affairs. I honest
ly believe that Uend In about as clean
nnd orderly as It tMimlbly can be
nnd a lot bettor. In these respects,
than 10 nut of 20 towns of It site
similarly situated. And I Just want
to go on record as saying that some
months ago J took a certain oath, ol-
Hunting myself to enforce rertnlu
laws, nnd thnt I huvo enforred them,
and shall onrnrce them, to th best of
my ability. Also, I want in ndd that
In this stum! I have the hearty co-operation
of the council nnd of tho city
ntllcors. An time that It proves iih
slide fur the town tu become anything
nearly approaching what Mrs, Frnser
wiVk It Is, I want nothing more to do
with It.
"I mil hnvlng this published be
cause I believe every rlllieu In Uend
tins a right to know what Is going on.
In connection with this nnd with nil
other phase or city administration."
"O.'Kit
Cy4t ,f iwlisitim,tNt
Oct. 23, 1912
Dear Friend:
We like molasoeo so
well at our house that
Mama sent ne,rdo.wpt own
to get a Jug full ao
big that1!, !c,buldy hardly
carry it home.
I made an' Vgly face
while I was carrying
theplaqoeo home, but
when I haJ some on my
cakes for breakfast
this morning you ought
to have seen me smile
I got a whole gallon
Jug full for 75 cts.
Your friend,
Jacob.
P. S You can-'get
the best molasdes and
the best of everything
to eat at
McCUISTON'S
GROCERY
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PllOtlllllTIO.V NOMINIIKH
An stntud last wuok, tho list of
nominees (or county ndlco its pub
llshed by Tho lltillotlu wna lucom
plote. In nddltlnu to thu Prolillil
billon nnmhicea given In tho list, the
following nro nlsn hi (lis running;
O. I. Biennis of Klnmnth I'nlls for
Htnto Itopresnntntlvo, M. I'. Collins
of Kediuond for count)' siipnrlutcnd
cut of ntihllo Instruction and Harry
(Inrd of Madras for coroner. Thorn
are no candidate on this ticket tor
thu other unices,
v
PKOPI.i: Nlinil.U (il'AMIt
AMAI.NST APPKNIIH'ITIH
Uend people who have simnnoh
and bnwnl trouble shnuld guard
against nppetidlcltts by taking slmplo
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as
compounded In Adler-l-ka, (he tier-
man nppoudlcltia romeuy. A hiniiii'
DOHi: relieves sour stomneh, gas uu
the stomach and constipation IN-
HTANTIiY brcnuso this slmplo mix
litre nntlsepllcliea the dlgentlve or
gans nnd draws off tho Impurities
The Patterson Drug Co.
(Advertisement.)
i'. c. cow
of fleud for
COUNTY JlMHIIt.
Independent and uoiipoll(lcinl
enndldnte,
A competent business msu pledg
ing a competent business ntlm'nls
tratlon. Dr. Coe stands for a
siiinro deal for all sections, economy
nnd crilcloncy In county expenditures,
wise road construction and full pub
licity In all matters that concern lax
pa) era.
rrom a county-wldo experience of
eight joars Dr. Coe Is thoroughly
familiar with the needs of all parts
of Crook County. I In la also a
heavy taxpa)er and understands the
Imimrtaneo of economy. A vote for
Dr. V. C. Coe Is a vnto for efficient,
honest administration.
COK CAMPAK1N COMMITTKK.
(Paid advertisement.)
ANNOtWCIIMISNT.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for District Attorney on the
lndcendent ticket, 7th Judicial
District. If elected I wilt rn force
tho lawMo tho best of my ability.
J, V, AI.I.K.V,
The Dalles. Ore.
(Paid Advert'semcnl.)
AN.vtirxrKMK.vr.
Hnvlng' been solicited by petition
of ovor 300 niiinci, regardless of
parly ntflllntlons. to beenmo a enndl
dnte to succeed in) self (or tho olllee
of County Surveyor. I hereliy an
nouuen myself as a unii-part!nn,
giKid roads candidate for the office
of County 8urwor. I am asking
for tho suffrages of nil voters regard
Ions of politics on my 2& years' ux
tierlenco ns nn engineer, and my
record ns County Hurveyor of Crook
County,
PltKD A. ItK'li.
Prlnevitle, Oregon.
(Paid Advertisement.)
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For Hale.
FOIt 8AI.B OH I.KAHK At a bar
gain, Fremont Cash Htoro, stock
about S.000, postofflce In store.
Cheese factory just stsrled. From
100 to 1000 acres of tho best wheat
land In central Oregon, 200 tons of
This is something that every neat
housekeeper should have. It is a
simple and efficient cleaner, and will
do the work of one that costs ten
times as much. Come see them. -
Bend Hardware Co.
it-.!
fine hnji 1000 bushels, of ryo nml
miiiiy oilier things. Iloastm (or sell
Ing or lousing U alckncss nml morn
huMucHS thmt I en ii ntteiul to. Call
on or mldross J. U. l'ox, Fremont,
Oii'tton, 30-tf
POU HAI.IS Molercycle, or will
trmle (or horses -yj entile. II. P.
Hiullli, Uend -Slf
I'OH HAMIHpnli of horses, C ft
7 yrs. old, wt. .100. N. 14. Ollbert,
Park addition. -OtC
I'OU 8AI.H litirso R )'rs. old, wt,
about l.'UiO; strong, witling nnd koii
tlui iiImi n wnHutt nnd liurnuss. lu
itulro nl Murkel huiigrtlow, Klglith
streot, Wlostotlii. Jta-ttlji
l-'Olt HAM: 7 cholno lots. r.OxllQ
each, In Center Addition Just east of
tho depot, ut from $110 to I!0
ouch. Home terms, llest bnrgnhi
In rcstileiire lots III Uend. Must be
sold ns I nm going nwny soon. W.
J. Mcillllvray. aitf
l-'Olt HAI.K (Iray saddle horse. A
years old, 1000 imuuds, well broke,
gentle, fast trnveler. I7R. Uf
saddle horse, IS )onrs, 1200 poumts,
broke to ilrhe. gentle, fast, thor
oughly sound. $70. 32-3p
I'OH HAI.K llnvlug nearly com
pleted our work on the Deschutes
t it in. wo offer the follow Ing for mIo
cheap: 1 In II. P. Ilorlioutnl Imller,
1 :8 II. P. liorltontnl engine, camp
eulpment, Iticliidlug stoves, cooking
utensils, etc. All of Mhloh Is In II mt
class condition. I'or pnrttouliirs
call nt oltlre, North Canal Hiding,
or write I.. I. (lerdeti, Ui)t 47, Hend,
Oregon. 33tf
Taken Up.
I IIAVK taken up u, th 'JUth or
Oct. one dark red itil'k e-iv witu lu,
ter on, nltoiit eight ears old, deh'-rn-ed.
no mark or brntiu. it nv i lnoieo
3H miles north east of DeschutM.
Owner can have same by paying for
ad and feed. Can get Information nt
Deschutes Hotel. O. V. Hall. 33K
I'or Unit.
I'OH HHNT Cabin siillnlde for i
bachelor. Inquire Mrs. Nettle Htev
etison's rocuiirant. 33lf
FOIt ItKNT I louse. Phone H.
V. Hlchardson, SOU
I'OU ItKNT (load isture. Tel
lihonn or call on Dr. P. II. Deneer. elf
FOIt ItKNT Hood nve-nnun
house, eloto In. Ho F. O. Mlnur at
tstufflce. 29lf.
I'OU IlKXT Furnished cabin, I.
per mouth. W. II. Ieh. It II. Mk
1ft, Center add. 3:p
FOIt ItKNT It. M. inders' 4.
room house, furnished or unfurnUi
ed. Hee F. M. Hay. S'JIf
FOIt HKNT 1-nHitii tmlnted Loom
with burn, In Deschutes addition,
city water. Kent $10 inotith. !.
quire llulletln. il-p
I'OH HKNT-Ten.acre IrrlgstsTI
tract near town, with house, out
houses, etc. Iliutulre at First Nat
ional Hank. :9tf.
FOIt HKNT Hlx rmims seeoud
floor of my new stone building ou
Wall street, steam healed; will rent
singly or entirely. J. II. Heau. 30tf
W.uilrd.
WANTKD Men to clear aa-
brush and out wood, ltd llalvor
son. JJtf
WANTHI Kxperletieed dining
room girl. Inquire of Mrs.W. I). Cur
soy, Altatuout Hotel. JJp
IIAVK CI.IKNT who will loan nil or
part of llffno, current rales. Hhhi
Farnham, First National Hank
building.
For Kle or Trade.
I'OH KXCHANOK Tncoma resi
dence property for Hend property.
Address Trader." care llulletln. Otf
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