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l'AGH . THE UKN'I) Rl'LLETLV, 1HJ.NI, WKRNKHIUV, NOVKMlUiH HI, IOIU. t....,.....-.--.-- V ------ I CENTRAL OREGON NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. L ......,..- -------- 4 -- --- - t CRESCENT --- CRESCENT, Nov. P. Tho election tvnB held In tho school house which was converted into tno necessary ---a T lent she Is mitvhtc to Attend school. K. W. Lovoronx of Tumnlo passed through here Saturday on hit wny to Hand. George- Couch Is hauling hay to llend this week for Chris Pederson. Messrs. Jay and Hart Nichols wont booths. Those on the election board t0 ncni Tuesdnv. -. . ... -..-I-.-., n 11 I -were joo i mw., '. J. R. Couch returned from Cun- nucrson hllil IVahI, II EStnV nfl jMnrlra. The tlltnl 1 number casting Ivot.-s was 40. I WanfcS.ot..,.1Wta,"f wna ln irson and John Knott as Judges ,'.' .,.,,, .,. n. uf fhrt B. O. Ktfiirk. IJ. 0. llowors nnd;,nm' "ftsU" ,no nr" or u 1. ,t t....l .... ....-l-. T.n tl.tnl , WeOK. . Wllllnm'SaW brother of Kdaio , m ""lshhorhood 1 Prld lay. ntry of jhfS place, left for Pqrt- M- nnd Mrs. G. . Ban try land Tucs'dnyv J. 1. Howard. Sylvestor Graxler nnd Mr. Wolf came up from Long Fralrlo Tuesday. v Coorgo Mayfield was In town on business this week. Frank Hamnojr and D. A. Jonoa Tvoro in iruui iiivir rnnuui-a uirvuuu day. " l Ocorgo Sty transacted business ln Crescent Thursday. Sam Welsh nnd Glenn Howard camo In from Heaver Marsh the first of the week. W. W. Crydcr, forest suiiervlsor, and Earl AustI n returned front a short stay at Ills Marsh Thursday. Tho ladles of Crescent have organ ised a sewing club to be called tho Tloneer Sewing Club of Crescent. Mrs. G. W. Anderson held tho first meeting at her home Thursday after noon. Tho following officers were chosen: Mrs. C. W. Long, president; -Mrs. Joe L. Klugo, secretary; nnd lona Applegatc. treasurer. A light lunch of doughnuts and coffee was served to tho following: Mesdames C. W. Long. W. W. Crydcr, Charles Thomas, E. G. Kourk, II. G. Stevens, Joe L. Klngo and Miss lona Apple gate. Tho next meeting will be held Thanksgiving day at the school house, when Miss Applogate entertains. Horner of Laldlaw wore Plnehurst visitors last Sunday. .Chris, Pederson mado a business, trip to Rend one day last week. Mrs. lloyd called on Mrs. Charles Johnson Friday, Mr.' nnd Mrs. J. I). Nichols called tat tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Swisher Friday evening. Mrs. Wlmer of I.aldlnw spent Sun day with her daughter, Mrs, Charles Spaugh. , Karl Smith called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Couch Saturdny, 1 II. Hoot, road supervisor has been working tho roads In tho vlcln Itv of Mldlaw. J. L. Couch purchased so mo Ono pigs of Fred Wilson recently. An apron social will bo given at tho school houso Thanksgiving Evo for the purpose of securing funds GIST - H GIST, Nor. 10. -Mrs. McCord and two daughters' spent Sunday and Monday at Mr. Stra'hin's. Mr. and Mrs. Powelson and Mil dred Sesa and Nets Peterson spent the evening at Mrs. Smith's Sunday, Mr. Knickerbocker expects to leave for Portland the first of the week where he w'll remain with his family Until February. .. , . Ed Strahm and Mr. Peterson, were In Laid law Tuesday. Everybody had better keep their eyes on their turkeyo and chickens now os Thanksgiving will soon be here and the bachelors are planning on having a big feast. - Mrs. Alex Lcverenz Is spending a few days with Mrs. Case in Ited- mond. " The people of this neighborhood are planning on giving a big Thanks giving dinner at the Plalnylew itchooHiouse tho 1.8th of Nov. they wiii have a program In tho morning and then the dinner. Everybody Is Invited to come and havo a sociable tlmo. Ed. Strahm, Louie Peterson, Ellen Crawford and Gleaves Strahm spent the evening at Mr. Scoggln'a Tuesday The evening was spent in playing cards. George Crawford oalled at tho Plalnvltiw Softool house Wednesday. Ed. Strahm Is digging a cistern on his homestead. Ralph Lumbeck was in Sisters Tuesday. Mrs. Powelson and Miss Sesa were in Sisters Saturday. Mrs, Ella Chilton of Sisters Is now visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Strabni. Misses Ellen. Crawford and Clea ves Strahm spent the day with Miss Crawford's parents Sunday. with which to )lvo a Christmas tree. Kxorybody Invited. ---'--"- . .. t CLOVERDALE i - OLOVKRRALK. Nov. 0.- Mr. nnd Mrs. Jerome Skcltou entertained tho Ctoverdale Club of oung people last Thursday evening Curd gnmos muI mimic .ending with an nUl-foahtonoil taffy pull, we-o tho ovonluu's pro gram. The wontehr las been iiultc rainy Intely. Grain ylAM well In this neigh borhood, nnfil'tg r.n average of 20 bitshettt to the ncre. Miss Ituth llnwlcy, tho teacher, Is training th chllrrt-u for un etithrmtc ThnnksijlvlT proMnm. L, G. Grubc went to Mutollus Sat urday for a load of supplies. Mr. nnd Mrs. Skeltou and Miss llnwloy went to Sisters on business today. E. M. Pray was at Sisters Satur day for lumber to finish the addition to his house. Mr. Welsso tins brought u thous and sheep to his ranch. Oun Job aud mother made n busi ness trip to Itedmoud Thursday. Mr. Cyrus Is putting In fall wheat. Mary Fry rear has been absent from school the past Meek on account of sickness. POWELL BUTTE -- - POWELL nUTTE, Nov. 11. Mr. and Mrs, J. P. iiowman have mado their new home attractive with a beautiful piano, bonght recently while Mr. Howman was In North Yakima. N. G. Appel Is digging carrots on his ranch In the river bed. Ho will have about eight tons of fine, large carrots, grown with one Irrigation, and without thinning. Mr. Appel has a lot of parsnips nnd rutabagas of fine quality. A. D. Morrill Is putting down a cistern on his homesteod. Fred Persson la doing the blasting. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith havo moved to liend. Mr. Smith lias rented his place to T. D. Osborn. - MM PINEHURST - J - -- PINKHURBT, Nov. 11 At a sheriff's sale on the Pederson ranch this week, Chris Pederson bought a quantity of hay at nine dollars a ton. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. James Mc Dermott on the 9th, a boy. "MWa Rertha Haskelberg had the misfortune to sprain har ankle, Sat urday, and as a result of the nccl- 'SSHmHSJBJBJBBS' HILVEU CUP OFKKIIKII 11 V TIIK MVll. & X. TO. FOK THE IlKST nispfAV of iMioni'CTH oitowx aluxg its links, i:imtiTKn AT THE PACIFIC XOIITHWICT IXI PKOIltCTS HIIOW AT POUT lXII, XOVKMIJEU 18 TO 2.1. THE COMING iv ? Hog Center s All Indications point toward Ilend as tho centor of a profitable and extensive hog raising section. Tho cli matic conditions of this section are Ideal. Shipping facilities make rapid transportation at low cost possible. Farmers will do well to look into tho hog raising busi ness as it Is a paying one. Getting the largest profit out of a pig, requires "'simply proper feedlug to develop the greatest amount of weight in the shortest time, on the most economical feed. PROF. SHAW ON VISIT TO THEJWIHC COAST Aurlnilturnl ttxpeit Snjs Central Oreumi Land U Capable of Pitt- (liuliiK - (i2,imiM( liulii-N. Prof. Thomas Shaw, agriculturist of tho Groat Northern Itulluny, ox tracts from whoso book un dry farm lux Tho Hullctln Is now printing, Is on a vltdt to thu 6onst. In an Inter view given the Portland Tclt'Krmu, Prof. Shnw had the following' to say regarding this section of tho state: "In Ccntrnl Oregon thoro are more than 10,000,000 acres of virgin vol canic ash soil upon which can be raised more than 02,000,000 bushols ot wheat, or an amount equnl to tho present yield of Oregon, Washington nnd Idaho, "Central Oregon soil Is enormous ly rich. Nowhere In the 1'iiltedi States Is thcro moro productive land. There are 10,000,000 acres of land I that never has been touched, lying Idle simply because of the farmer's Ignornnco of dry farming methods, and 5,000,000 ot this Is wheat laud. In this Hrtlon of Oregon nlonfc the entire wheat output of tho great Pa cific Northwest can bo doubled. "Thoro aro two ways to prepare land fur growing crops without Irri gation. Hnth Involve cultivation nnd the loosening of tho soil so thnt It will hold moisture. "Ono wny Is to 'summer fallow' tho land, keeping tho earth mulched by harrowing ami keeping It clean and ctoar of weeds. Ilurrow It after1 ovory shower of any consequence as- tho rain will pack 't down. Thorn sow tho winter grain In tho latter part of August. The trouble with I Oregon farmers Is thnt they tin not sow quick enough. All seed should I." We Are Locating Fifty Families on Homesteads This Is JtiHt ono tfroup of tho innny for whom wo tiro koI tin freo homvn. In I'entrnl Oroiwit. TIhmxi fifty fnmllltM havo comu to us through tho Hehruw Ajfrlcultutal Society of Portland. Why Did Thoy Select CENTRAL OFULGON? Decnuso invostlUfntton proved thnt tho host free Inmltt In America nro foutul liuro. Why Did Thoy Solcct Us to Locnto Thorn? Decnuso Invoritiffntlon provwl that wo nro tho Iwst Informed nnd tho most roltnlilu locators In tho Itltiww. -LCT US UlLV YOU OCT A 110MK. Ore. Land & Immigration Co, ! O. C. IIENKLK Locators', K. K. POST Ik-nd, OrvKon Ileuil. 'J00. U I). Wlit to Jol.n llecoas, It 1C, I.Ik 11, Wlcstorln. Miscellaneous Items T, N. Ilalfourto llertha Grant (ueo Itowlee) iiwlinwU see L'T-17-l'J; Its 1 and it. Illk 21, Ilend, rertlllcate of tedeiuitlou. Arnold Irrigation Co. flics supple mentary articles of lneorKratlnu. Plat of town of llmdeomb (ld, be ing In seViseU nnd awUseVt, ace. Ul-21-10. I'Ut of Northwest Townslte Co.'s second ndlton to loud, bcltiK part of sMi nntl nw v4bw, np't and uwU lU III IIIU ,nllllll li; ill'IJIl'illlllT I.',., M(- H, m , ,, Vhon iirercd In this way the Inml j ' has retained enough moUturo to ,,,, ., ,, n-.-.,- . grow and r.,.,, n good crop. USED N STONE ABE "Another wny Is to grow n crop of ' ' " '" " "" " foddor corn on tho land. Cultivate I . tho corn and when It Is cut tho lnu",ur,' Mu ,,'r""1 ;,ni, Hiitlcn Is lb ready for grain. It might appear OlmldlHii, Made from lttn. rw'w,.0,, '.l.,hV Mn.J" Wm '' ' " n N yesterday from Uko uiolatur and fori II y from tho K w nh,lnt ho ,, lho fo,,ownK f .""'r' "'?" '" " regarding sample, of the the first place this Central Oregon ...i..'. , ..... ,,,... ZV: " SL!!L:r.!;,,"..,0-wi" T,y- -"ic, ,o . . oxlwrs for .1 ...i... ,i 1. VI ',." "' "" amlnatlnn, with tho hope that some r S n .h rn J ' ' 7 1? commercial value might I found for prevents the sun froni drawing the , nncer frcik, moisture out of It. Corn or pota- ,' .... ..... toes, either ono or both, can bo I. "' thought It might Interest you grown on dry farming soil for this know that I hsjo Ju.t heard from purpose. i'1 nncl a,n "dvlscd that tho samples ,.',. . ,fc , .,..,, ,.'ent aro Hrst class obsidian, or vol- w.n'ter wh.st o.t.S bir.v mmrlC"nlc U"' "roducl form, fro" 1 ! . ! .I !' ' r,ey', ,mn.u " pW cooling of lava. They are ?..! U will r lUn Zfni" hn" i of lnt""1 '"" a geological and Ui.hir Miinm.? ,. ,nn mlneraloglcal ,K,lnt of view. but. un a 'i, m ' ,,0,to,,,i for" fortunately, havo at present no' com. and alfalfa are also good dry lanil morc,i va0 . "i crops. Alfalfa promises to bo ono! ..n..,in- .t. o.- - i .n of. the most Important crops of this lirm,i "...i... '.n..Tlh :,: Mm U... ..... t. I - ..l-ll --.-.--.- ,...-w .-. nil. H"V- ?f..',"T' r.? "! .'!? "row heads, so "since tho a'dvent of MIIH1IM MUHV irvitci UU Ml PUII Illicit on wt. SCHOOL NOTES . FOn THIS PL'rtPOSK, FEED UNION MEAT COMPANY'S DIGESTER TANKAGE Union Meat Company's Digester Tankngo develops 1)0 no and muscle In young pigs, and makes them grow. It prevents rheumatism, thumps and rlcketts. It Im parts such fit and flnlrh to "show" swine and market hogs that It has won tho title, "The feed t hut makes Prize Winners and Market Toppers," Union Meat Company's Utgostor Tankage Is tho most economical feed obtalnnblo. Experiments hae shown' that 1 worth of Digester Tankage puts moro weight on to a hog than 1 woilh of un other kind of food. Digester Tankogo Is a concentrated Protein Meal. It Is msdo from fresh, wholosomo pieces of moat trimmed from beef. It Is shipped In tho form of n moal which makes It easily mixed In mash feeds. Shipped In con venient 100 pound sacks. Keeps Indefinitely. Dlgestor Tankage has been trlod and recommended and Is now being used by best growers and authorities in tho Northwest. It Is becoming more popular every day, it will pay you to know more about It. Send at once for circular No, 49. UNION MEAT COMPANY NORTH PORTLAND, OREGON Central Oregon Brokerage Co. DISTRIBUTORS. Ilend, Orex. MUHMHOHnll (llrMiiied for The llitllrtln.) Tho composition writing contest between the sophomore and fresh man classes has ended. Tho eight best from tho two grades were read Frlduy afternoon and the decision of tho judges mado known. Alice Ran dolph, n member of the freshman class, submitted the best composition and Robert I lines, a sophomore, the second best. As a whole, the Judges doomed thotwrltlng of tho sophomore class tho bettor. Tho Judges to whom tho compositions were sub' mltteri were Mrs, II, J. Overturf, O P. Putnam and Rov. E. O. Newham. After tho reading of tho composi tions Itev, Mr. Nowham gave a short talk on his native country, England. The football season closed Satur day with the game here with tho C. C. H. S. Tho score was 28 to 0 In favor of tho Prlnovlllo eleven, The contest was played In tho rain but a hundred or more spectators were out to cheer the locals. Politics In tho High School Is not much different from that In tho on tiro state, as shown by a straw vote taken Monday of last woek. Out of a total of 30, Wllscn received H, Roosevelt 11, Dobs G and Tart C. The vote on equnl suffrage was 20 for una 10 against. Iron and stool there Is not much of a chnnco to anticipate any business In that direction. Thoro Is a possi bility that ultimately sonio commer cial adaptation of this particular form of nntlvo glass may bo found." MARKirr ItCCORT. NORTH PORTLAND-Rocolpts for tho week havo been cattlo f70, rsUos OS, hog, 2728, sheep 0731, bumfs nnd mules 113. Cattle n celpts have Mou of I'ght volutin- this Meek most uf thu stuff being received being coms and Imlfers, well fluUhml and of good iiunllty. Choice steers are In demand but prices nltout thn same nn n week ago, howoter, prices will Improve now since the heavy lluuldatlnu has dloroutliiued. Heifers range from $ . K r. to f K.OO nnd a few extra choice Mere up to HI. 25, but this could not be uotalned for any large bunch. There Is a good d iumiiI for bulls and light vent ealtc. The arrivals of hoiw lmv( not been as hoay as last week, conntijuoutly the prlte Jumped up to 10c since Monday's opening. Top hogs are selling at 7,8 with the prospect of a steady market. With an Incresfn In the reeolpt of sheep and Ismlm oier last Meek, top lambs are selling from 11.71 to $o.M6. Rest welhers'fl.KO to fi.Ht. Ewes $3.00 to $3,8ft. ACTIV1TV IN TIMIIIIR. (Sisters Herald.) A crow of nine timber cruisers ar rived In Slaters Tuesday and left on Wednesday for the timber lelt north of Sisters whore they are engaged In making a crulne of private tlmlHtr holdings. They havo Just completed a crulso of extensive holdings south of here for the same parties. Thn object of this cruise Is not known, but It Is evident from tho activity of all parties owning timber In this sec tion that the time Is not far off when thn timber In this seclon will bo mov ing to market. RO.N'T KNOW TIIRV HAVE APPENDICITIS Many Ilend ixniplft who hato chronic nppcndlcltls, which Is not very painful, have doctored for years for gss on thn stomach sour stomseh or constipation. The Patterson Drug Co. states If theso people will try simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, otr , as comoundod In Adler-t-ks, thn German appendicitis remedv, they will be surprised st the qt'lTK benefit A SINGLE DOSE relieves these trouhs IN'HTANTLY, (Advertisement) RECORD OFTRANSFERS Deeds jiiid PateulM Filed Rerentl Willi County Clerk at Prliievlllo The Ilond Company to (I. P. Put nam, Its 13, 11, 22, 23, lilk 13, Park Add., Ilond. C. V. SIIv'h to J. M. Lawrence, no'i lot 10, blk 0, ilend. Central Oregon Irrigation Co. to Deschutos Reclamation & Irrigation Co., tract 60 feot across nwnwK sec. 28, wUjhw'A sec. 21,17-22, $178 John Stoldl to Deschutes Reclama tion & Irrigation Co., easement across nene'i. sec. 29-17-12, $250. Lytlo Townslte Co. to Gertrude W. Mlsmer, lots & and 0, blk 39, River side add,, Ilend. lend Park Co. to Esther R. Mc Keiialo, It 4, blk 40, Centor Add., Ilond. $2&0. Lytlo Townslto Co.. to Win. Evnr- Ingham, It 17, blk in, Lytlo Add,, BEND MADE BUTTER IS GOOD BUTTER SEE i THAT YOU GET IT We Guarantee Our Product Money Returned if not Satisfactory. Pioneer Cream Company 'The Bend Creamery" ICIi CRIIAftl HUITHWAHI.K C R IJ A M 20 ------ -- - . Headquarters for Commercial Men Electric Lighted Throughout Special Attention to Transient Travel BEND HOTEL. t Oood Rooms Pree bus to and from trains HUOH O'KANK, MANAaaa BEND, OREGON flood Meals All arrangements made for persons desiring to go south and east of hero - .4.