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FACTORY WILL
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SASH AND DOORS TO
BE MADE HERE
the prltcs of thu day, (hoy will tto
won In a clny pigeon shooting, which
will bo bo arranged, sny tho ninnn
gors, that itmctlcnlly ovoryono can
got n bin). It enough liullea nro
present n speclnl contest for (hum
will occur. Kntrlca will ho miuto on
tho ground. - Tho shoot will commence-
nt 1 . in. mul last throughout
tho afternoon,
ifcOft
flnsollno Knglne Will lie Used Until
Power Is Olitnliialilc From Xrtli
Canal Dam, Which Was Prac
tically Completed Tuevlay.
Hcglnnlng tho first of tho year, tho
Bend Sash & Door Co.'a plant for tho
manufacture of products from local
lumber will bo in operation. Messrs.
Currlo and 8trub!e, tho proprietor,
hare been delayed In setting started
owing to inability to get electric pow
er contracted for. but will use n 10
horsepower gasollno cnglno until
current Is generated from the North
Canal dam.
Tho factory Is located In Riverside
addition, on the railroad spur run
ning to the dam. The main building
Is 40 by SO feet, with an addition to
It of 38by40fcet. Among the out
put of the factory will bo sash and
doors, box shucks, Interior and ex
terior finishing material and wntcr
tanks of all sites. A general plan
ing buslnesa will also be done. Seven
pieces of machinery will be In opera
tion at first. Several men will bo
employed, the number depending oc
the demand for the product turned
out.
It will probably be three months,
Messrs. Currle and Struble say, be
fore electric power can be obtained,
although the North Canal dam was
virtually completed yesterday and the
work of removing the concrete forms
was begun.
Te builders of this manufacturing
plant which will mean a great deal
to tho town came from Seattle In the
early fall and have been busy since
getting ready to operate their factory.
Ml HASRIBS BROKEN
Picked un ldiit Muht by I II hut XU-
wnnger Was Out on Kprw.
Last night at about e'ght thirty
Klinor Nlswongcr found n tunu lying
on the sldownlk on the west slilo of
llond street, between Oregon uinl
Greenwoo 1 avenue, badly injured and
drunk to boot. Nlswongcr picked
htm up aud helped him to his oltlcc,
where Dr. Thompson was summoned
and treated the Injured man. Three
ribs were found to he broken.
Tho Injured man, who Is now nt
tho Pilot ltutto Inn, Is Hob Alexander,
and his home, It Is understood, la be
tween Redmond aud Prlnevlllo. Thta
afternoon he says tho last thing ho
remembers waa Friday, when "ho
went to ono of the saloons; he gut
drunk, and stayed drunk, ho says;
The spree, besides tho broken ribs,
j-Hposr a
1 FBiF s
$1, if SSfy-y.' v-
I sTHiL- F N
f -"rfe59- '
mayor over Dr. 0, H. Kdwnrda by n
i very narrow innrgln, nml T. II, Lit
jfollotto, I, W. Ward and II. W. Zov
' nlik it'iiWt g tin at sk Mini itnllsitMit W'mmiI
wna up for ro-oloctlon. Women hud
u hlg part In tho election, 110 voting. L
MCHOOli t'l.F.HK TO IIK CHOHK.W
Tho School Hoard linn called n
mooting to bo hold nt tho luixo house
t a p. ni. on tho ioth for tho imr-
i poro of electing iv clerk to 1111 tho
vnennoy caused by tho resignation of
.1. M. I.nwronee, who haa moved to
Piitlnnil.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
.ps
Tho Redmond poultry show will be
held January IS, 1, 17 nd 18. SIM I
LA IMXB, CROOK COUNTY, OHK
CLIFTON IS PHINKVILLK MA YOU.
At tho city election In Prlnovlllo
Monday Granville Clifton waa elected
notick of application for sa
loon lh'f.nhi:.
To tho Honorable Mayor and Com
mon Council of the City of Heud.
1, the undersigned, Frank Daltonr
having sutucrlhed and sworn lo the
. inmuavii nereio nuacucu, rvspecuuiiy
tender you herewith tho receipt or
treasurer (or tnreo nuniireu
th pllv
cost Eomeiniug over si.'6, no alleges, dollara (1300.00) and apply Tor a
ill-cUsc fiom tto city of Heud to sell
You aro Invited to attend the Red. wine, spirituous and malt liquors and
mond poultry show
bring your birds.
Jan. 15-1S and
PURCHASE PUVER PIANO
Star Theatre Adds to IU Kiiulpiuciit
by luotnllliiK New Instrument.
The Star Theatre purchased Mon
day
K
Is a high grada Instrument of the
Autoplano manufacture. The player
attachment wll not lc used regularly
as a good pianist will play it. Miss
Edith Thomas played last night and
will bo heard regularly If she can ar
range so that sha can be In town all
OREGON PINE IS FOUND TO
MAKE FINEJNTEAIOR FINISH
Wlsconln Firm Gets Samples From
Ilend Company and Tries Them
Out With Different Finishes.
Thanks to the progresslveness of
local lumber manufacturers, Oregon
plno has received the attention and
the Advertising of a large wood fin
ishing house, the 8. C. Johnson Com
pany of Racine, Wis.
This company specializes in inter
ior wood finishings, and sends out
many sample books showing the fin
ish various woods take. Recently
tome of these samples were received
here, but none of them were Oregon
pine, and upon inquiry it waa found
that the finishers knew practically
nothing about its possibilities. Then
J. P. Keyes of The Hend Company
tent them some of the local lumber,
which they finished up with their
other samples, returning several
books of the samples here.
"It looks to me aa If We don't need
to use fir, or any other woo.d, for our
Interior finish," paid Mr. Keyes, after
studying the beautiful 'effects obtain
ed with the local lumber product.
"I don't see how one can Improve on
our own pine, when it is treated prop
erly." The samples of the pine are finish
ed in golden oak, dark mahogany,
fumed oak, early English, brown
Flemish, weathered oak, brown and
green weathered, dark oak, bog oak,
and mission oak, giving a roost satis
factory Idea of what may be accom
plished with the Bend pine for fine
finishing work.
fermented ciders as n retail liquor
dealer In tho building situated un
lot 10, block 11. of Heud, Oregon,
for the first sumt-nnnunl payment of
tho j or beginning January first,
1913.
Respectfully submitted.
FRANK DALTON.
Hend, Oregon, this 11th day of Do
comber. 1012.
State of OroKon. County of Crook. .
1. I'rnnV Ilallon. Iielne tint ilulv '
lay a brand now player piano of tho 1W dcvo10 tlmt , nm lMo BMIlHoaiii .
Men Music House of Portland. It n the foregoing application for r- I
tall liquor llcenso; tnat I am an'f
American cltlion; that 1 have never i J
been convicted of allowing females i
or minors to loiter In or nbout a placui
wueru luiuxicnung milium wcru uiu,
that 1 have never sold Intoxicating
liquors to a minor.
PIlAN'tr IIAITOW
the time, her folks living In the couu- subscribed and sworn to before mo
ry a few miles. .j,i- nth day of December. 1912
Associated now with U. N. Hoff-i ELMKH NI8WONOHR,
man, the owner of the picture house, I Notary Public fur Oregon.
Is Louis Doonar, who will run tho My commission expires January
machine and be In active charge. 30, 1913.
WHO IS SANTA CLAUS?
A, Qut-y Prompting On of ths Pretty
Ltatnda of Ct. Nicholas.
History nays ft. Nlrholan, the pa. I
tnin nalnt or Christmas, was bishop of
M.rn, In Lycia, aud that ho died about
320.
Tradition (Ills In the meager detntls
with n tiumber of legends. Among
bis Hock to runs one was n noble
man with three daughters. From belnp
rich he lecniue so poor there remain
ed no wnj of obtaining food for the
matdeiim who. having no bread to eat,
wept rontlmially, while their father
grew more and more desperate. St
Nicholas heard of the fnmlly'H plight
and. taking n handful or gold, lie re
pa I ml to the nobleman's house one
night while the maidens slept and the
father sat alone neeplng.
A cloud showed Bt. Nicholas nn open
window In the nobleman'a home Ko
he threw In the pld. and It fell nt
the feet of the nobletnnn. who. when
he round It. returned thanks nnd pre
sontetl It to his eldest daughter ns he
wedding (sirtlon.
'tPIHT TflMS1'
V6CFUL ffel
" m. N jsr F0R THE
BODY BROUGHT 120 MILES
TIMELY HINTS FOR
XMAS GIFTS!
w
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I have just unpacked a fine showing of
Toilet and Manicure Sets in Sterling Silver,
ware. It you desire a gift that embodies
the very latest in design and workmanship
and that is at the same time useful, you
should purchase it out of this line.
Late shipments give us the very finest line
of Jewelry in Central Oregon.
If you desire to buy anything in Silver De
posit or Cut Glass, compare my prices be
fore you buy elsewhere.
Do not fail to look over our line of Clocks,
just arrived. See them in our window.
THORSON, The Jeweler.
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PAPA'S PART.
Mother Is In dttptratlon,
And so Is itittr But,
For Christmas cslsbratlon
Uuylng tho prsitntt du
Ann Is a fratiltd maidtn
Exhausted by shopping frays)
Tom, with hit arms o'srlsdtn,
Hanos to ths strap and sways.
Lurehlno hit bundlts (bothtrl)
Around ths ear ho sp'lls.
Evtrybody works but fathsr.
Ho simply pays tho blllsl
Lsitor Lsitalr.
X"MM MMt
WHY, THE HARDWARE STORK IS JUST TIIK PLACE TO
DUV SENSII1LE. USEFUL CHKISTMAS GIFTS.
SILVERWARE, CARVING SETS, TAilLE CUTLEUV.
POCKET KNIVES, RANGES, AND A THOUSAND AND ONE
OTHER THINGS WILL MAKE PRESENTS VOUR FAMILY OR
YOUR FRIENDS WILL LIKE.
DON'T THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY DUYING SOME
TRASHY PRESENT, HUT COME TO US AND IUY A SENSIBLE
GIFT.
Skuse Hardware Company.
TTrfTT
Fon AN
ELADORATE
CHRISTMAS DINNER.
Oystsrs on Half Shell.
Colory. Ollvss.
Radlihts.
Croam of Chlekin Soup With
Croutons.
Bollsd Sslmon. Hollandatio Sauto.
Psrisisnnt Potatots.
Roast Turkey, Choatnut Stuffing.
Cranberry Sauot.
Z Mathod Potatots. Maihtd Turnips. T
Bolltd Swttt Potatots.
Cauliflower. Croam Oaueo.
Z Engtiih Plum Pudding, Hard and I
Brandy oaueo.
fnlne Pit. Pumpkin Pit.
MUtd Cakts. Atiorttd Fruit
T Aatorttd Nuts. Layer Rollins.
Neapolitan Ic Crtam.
Toatltd Crackers.
Chetea. Coffee.
tMtMttHIMHHIHOtM
HOTEL BEND
m:sv twin
t'HRIKT.MAS IIINNRIt
December :fi, ID IS.
Cold Hlaw Oysters on Half Hhvll
Kniip
Consomme
run
Krlcd. I'll let of Role
lllMlkt
Prime Ribs of lleef
Turkey with Cranberry Sauce
Rolls
Tongue with Caper Sauce
Untie"
Pried Chicken a la Maryland
Ilannna Fritters with Kcinon Rauce
Rrllfthnt
Celery Olives Cheese
Dessert
Mince I'lo Umon IMe Apple Pie
Kngllsh Plum Pudding
Hard and Rrandy Sauce
Tea Coffee Milk
Dinner Served From 12 to 2 o'clock
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
ItATKH; Flvo cents a line f jr
first Insertion In this column, four
cents a lino fur each subsequent In
sertlou. Cash In ndvanco union
you have nn account with Tho linl
Ititln. Count six words to the lino,
Including tho address.
Homesteader Who Died In lake
County Hurled at Ikrnd.
Drought 120 miles overland, the
body of Gene D. Smith was burled in H
Pilot Dutte cemetery here Monday.
Mr. Smith, who bad a homestead in)
Lake county near the postofficel
Ilutte, died on December 7. Death)
la believed to have been due to apo
plexy, although there was no physi
cian to be had to attend Mr. Smith.
He waa CI years of age and leaves)
a widow and two children. These,,
with hla brother-in-law, attended the'
funeral. I
For 3C years Mr. Smith was a
locomotive engineer for tho O.-W.i
It. & N. Co.
Tho funeral was held Monday at
10 o'clock at the Nlswonger under
taking parlor by Rev. K. C. Nowham.
The body arrived here Sunday after
noon, In good condition despite the
fact that death occurred more than
a week borore.
Every Day in the Year
Through Train to Portland
LEAVES BEND 0:30 A. M.
ARRIVES PORTLAND 5:30 P. M.
.tswtsicogtJiv BMslkeMiamtsesBfsaBSxtlslBBBaV kf
mSmSl IRFfinN IRIINK UY
issgjmiiinii i 'ns
TUIIKDY SHOOT CHRISTMAS.
Tho Rod and Gun Club has ar
ranged a special shoot for Christ
inns day, with many turkeys for the
prizes. Tho shoot will be open tq
all, the entrance fees being purely
nominal. The shoot will occur at
(be club's nowly mado grounds, at
the north end of the Slsemore mead
ow, less than a mile south of the cen
ter of town. While turkeys will be
CENTRAL DOEGDfi LINE
DIRECT CONNECTIONS
FOR
LIMITED TRAINS
TO
Tacoma Spokane
St. Paul Chicago
Omaha St. Louis
Kansas City
AND ALL POINTS EAST AND SOUTH, via the North
Bank Road, Northern Pacific and Great Northern Rail
ways. Fares, schedules and details supplied on request.
W. E. COMAN, J. H. CORBETT
Gen. Frt. & Pass. Agt. Agent, Bend.
Seattle
Minneapolis
Denver
THE INDIANS' CHRISTMAS.
Llttlo Rtdtklnt Not Slow to C-et At.
qualnttd With Stnta.
Prom the. time that Uncle Ram be
gan to encourage the Idea of .schools
for Indian children the teacher made
mocb of Christmas, and the little red
skins were quick to show interest In
the Christmas tree.
The Christmas of the Rrnle Sioux
Indians shown boslness management.
In each village a committee of prom
Inent brave Is appointed, perhaps sev
eral weeks In advance of the mo
mentous day. to make a canvass of
the tribesmen and gather a fund to
be expended In tho purchase of a
"heap big feast." Tho committee
makea out a prospective menu as soon
as the cash Is in hand, and then, with
true Yankee shrewdness, the specif)
callona ns to eatables are submitted
to the various traders In the vicinity
for bids, the contract for this odd un
dertaking In Christmas catering being
awarded, of course, to the lowest bid
der. The filonx Indians generally hare a
Krlss KrliiKle. a member of the tribe.
i who disguise himself for the occasion
and makes speeches and gives pres-
i ents.
A representative illustration of the
Indian Christmas celebration In the
.southwest con bo seen any year In
Tueblo or San Flllpe. N. -M. The holi
day celebration is a curious mixture
of Christian nnd pagan customs. The
redskins thcro attend the mission
1 church In the morning, feast at noon
nnd later inaugurate n fantastic nnd
ceremonial dauco that continue for
half n week.
$
AN APPETISINU mtnui
9rrv
CWt-J
rt)'
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I j Ac I
For Kale.
FOR 8AI.K 10 acres of choice Ir
rigated land southeast of Heud, eith
er Improved or unimproved. I'rlco
nnd terms attractive. Also water
right to 26 acres under the North
Lateral Irrigation Co, Kd llnlvor
son. 37tr
FOR HAI.K 100 tons of prime al
falfa hay, Address J, J. Klllnger.
owner, Redmond, Ore, 3Stf
FOR SAM: Motorcycle, or will
trado for horses or cattle. II. 1.
Smith, Hend 2Ctf
FOR HAI.K CIIKA1' Iledroom
furniture, dlnlngroom chairs. stel
range practically new. J. C. Rhodes.
New First National Hank llulldlag
Oysttrt.
Moek Turtle 8oup.
Ctltry. Radlthts.
Bolltd Whlttflth,
Ssueo Hollsndslte.
Dolled Potatots.
Roast Turkey, Chestnut Stuffing.
Dolled Onions.
j f Stufftd Tomatott.
Swttt Potatots, oouintrn oiyit.
Mixed 8alad.
Plum Pudding, Hard and Drandy
8auco.
Camambtrt Chttto.
Cofftt.
I "kr',''r'r'''
Dec. 18, 1912
Dear friend;
I wno very tired when
I came from dovn town
this morning. Mama
sent me down town to
get our Chriotmao
things. Wo have in
vited loto of frienda
to come and take
Christmao dinner with
us. Mama oaid ahe
wanted to get the very
best kind of groceries
because it doesn't
look nice to aok people
to dinner and not put
the nicest things on
the tablet
Your fri'end,
Jacob
P. S. I can't tell
you all the nice things
we got, but you can
get everything you
want for Christmas of
tho very best at
McCUISTON'S
GROCERY
For Rent.
FOR RUNT flood pasture. Tele
phone or call on Dr. P. II. Dcneer. Otr
FOR KKNTOood five-room
house, close in, Bee P. O, Minor nt
postofllce, JBtf.
FOR HUNT Two sultea house
keeping rooms In Central Irrigation
building oposlte Hulletln office. U(
FOR KKNT-.ll. M. Sanders.' 4
room house, furnished or unfurnlsj
ed. Hee F. M. Ray, 3f.
FOR KENT Large light furnish
ed front room, with stove, f2.0 per
week; 10 minutes walk from !. O.
Gentleman, Inquire Hulletln office.
FOR RKNT Tcn-acro Irrigated
tract near town, with house, out
bouses, etc. Enquire at First Nat
ional Hank. :9tf.
FOR RKNT Six rooms second
floor of my now stone building on
Wall street, steam heated; wtllrent
singly or entirely. J. II. Roan. . JOIf
FOUR-ROOM bungalow for rent,
furniture for sale. Call Thursday,
Fir avenue, between 8th and th.
Center Addition. Up
FOR RKNT C-room plastered
house In I'ark Addition. Aimlv to
Nixon.
TO LKT Four comfortable roomti
centrally situated, with light and
water. Very reasonable. lnnulro
Hulletln office. tf.
Wanted.
WANTKD flood dining room girl
and cook. Mra. Cursey, Altaraont
Hotel. tft,
WOODCIIOPI'KHB AT 1JJ0 I'KIt
(X)RI. TRKKH I'ULLKR WILSON
I'Mt'K NORTIIKAHT LAIHLA'W. '
MILKH. HICK W. 1. McRAV, KILIJV
RANCH. t
WANTED I Imvo pasture for sev
oral head or horses, flood food and
plenty of wnter. Enquire Fred II.
Wilson, Laldlaw, jo-41
For
Halo or Trail c.
FOR SALB or TKA D13 First pay
ment of 200 on 40 acres Carey act
land 8 utiles N. U. of Hend, under tho
Central Oregon canal, $100 cush or
equlvnluiiti laud ns good nu tho bust.
Also Improved lot In Hend routB for
35 u month, 800 cash. Inquire of
W. II. Leah, Hend, Ore. 4Qtf
TO TKADI3 for anv kind nt uinnk.
Stodhrd Daytpn car as good bh new.
Vnluo $1000, or will soil for cash on
easy tonus. Addrcoa J, R. Minor,
Rend, Oro. sctf
' lAINt.
LOST Small diamond
fany sotting. Reward.
Hulletln office.
ring, Tlf-
(Leave at
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