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BOOK WRITTEN BY BEND MAN
HAS COME FROM THE PRESS
Uoitd tinx rood ItH llrrt utano liullil-iit iimimllo tmiiinr, ittnl nil liwiulnltlvo
ittiKt the flrrU ono of brink, Mm llrnl illionltlmi. iniiy Iiiowmo wllh iooiillnr
uoiuont itldewnlk mid tlio "llmt" of tnUlnfiiotloii. I'or thono IiIcamhI with
tiiHtiy otlmr (IiIiikm. Hi du mi now, mono triple oiiiirnetormiioii, 1110 ox-
Iowiim iiml KrrtWhiK ollln. And now
I'oiiiiM Ilia llit hook written in noun.
It Ih "TIio HouMilniitl of North Amor
'ion," nn oxtenidvo volunio tlunlliiK
witli Contrnl Amuilm. written by (I.
,l. Putnam.
Tils Imok, whloli vrr.M ihiIiIIhIkhI In
Kbw Vork, wiiitnliiN ovor 400 iiakoh,
nnd Iih 00 llliiHtrtttlotiit, olilofly from
liliotcintplin liy tho nnthor, mid n
niirluncn Ih lecoiiimundud, wlillo It
iniiy Hiifoly I io liidnlKnd In ovon Mhoiild
two of tho throo ho InukliiR. for iiftor
till, n HiiiorHliiindniif!o of tho ImhI
iimiitid, coiiililnetl Ki'iKiroimly with
onthiiHlnHiii will orfitul ollior nhorl-
(lOlllllltlH.'
"Tho OroKon wnndoror flmt vlillad
'tho koy to Geiitnil Amorlm' 1'iuiii
inn. Ho wan Kroutly chnrmod with
U'TTKK MDHT HIS I,AMi:rKI.
J. I), Mlckol, nlnto dnlry nnd food
conunlfiHluiior, Hondrt out tho follow
liiK rulings All dairy hnttor offered
or oxpoHod for Mnlo will ho cotuldorod
mlHhrnndod If It iloou not linvo murk
od on oncli roll or wiiinro tho worda
"Dairy hnttor, 1C oiinttm full wolKlit"
mid tho tinnio mid nddromi of tho
lnmiiifnctnror. Any portion ofnrlnu
or oxposliiK for wtlo dnlry hnttor not
Imindod In roinpllnnoq wlili thin nil
Iiik will ho pn)kcmiUi4 uiidor tho
HtnttitoH provided for tho hrnndliiR of
food prodlietH.
m, akowliiK Uio territory mid Uie.tW" old city, nnd vlrtltml im many
c1 . . lfiuiliif hi. I lilytftrln mkiklfH mill iMiflliir-H
III
twtl routo dviorllntd,
From (ho Hlnndpolnt of local pul-
tllclty. tho iHHik will do much to
Hprend notno knowhidtfo of lloud. Tluit
It I wrltton by a mnn from llond,
OroHoii, Ih n innllnr of ronl, mid In
qunliit mid lilntorlo nookn mid oornom
wlillo KotlliiK rmuly for We pi mm?
Into olhor pockHl-oilltlmi ropulilluH.
After u month or ho In I'niiMinn, tho
iiuthor Ht Mil for Puiitnroiinii, tho
I'aclllc Knlewny Into Contn Woo, Mm
.,.1.1 f if .u.. ntlmlnlel ifi 1 1 iki la I It tit
h oh.t.r dowrlptlyo of (lunNmnlmi t n lmnl BMMr(W ,,,,. onK
luiutn muni, viiniMii mini w, iih'ih "' i,,u II limlu '
.'ewcotnoro nhonld got tho hnhlt
of Kolng to J n n on & DavldHon'n bar
hor uhop. Adv.
I Uk -UT
'tho old llund-Shiinlko rotita U oon
irlVBd. A tlio ln;ok li IiiiIiik rovlow.
cd hy clono to 100 piUilluntloiiii In tho
"t'nltttd HtatM and abroad, nnd sn It
will roach porhnps n iiumiir of Uhhih
The author took many fluo plo-
turoM diirlmt IiIh wnndurliiK, t0 of
tho view ImIiik roproducod In Iili
hook. Thoy nro mi clour-cut nn mi
orlKlnal photoKrnph, nnd nro now
nnd w.do.y oattorod r.ndor- It mf '"nToTr -.o
kw.Ii tint nt lonHt linllroolycol(t (lrft of (ho Houthlnnd mid ItH
IliroiIKU II noun win iuluitu n nuiu
, ioohiiuio of ndvoitlL'lm;.
A llmlti'd nuinhnr of oopU'it of tho
folk, hut ho hIiowm (lint Onrmnny Ik
rnpldly KttlnR nil of tho trndo of
tho rnpiilillra. It In nUo mndo clour
that tho nation of Contrnl Amurlcn,
llko Hiobo of Botith Amorlcn, nro fear
fully afraid that tho United Htntcn
wlhlu'M to miiuit thorn.
"Itvnd thin hook nnd know your
pi'ppory niUhhor thoroughly."
inont proiporoim of tho Koutlilnnd
countrh'H. From I'uiitnrntina wo
mnko n honrl-to-tionrt nnd hand-In-Imnd
Journoy with (loorgo 1'nlmcr
I'utnniu throiiKh old oltton nnd
luodurn pnUroM. over mountain rondit
mid. ncroM rnRlnR rlvom, nhout hn
nnnn Krovr and JunRlo wnntcH, nnd
whan It In orrr, wo hnvo n vory good
ImproMlon of Contrnl Amorlcn, of
It pcoplo nnd Its pocMlbllltlui).
0
"HiimmlnR up hli ohnervatlom, Mr,
I'litnniii doolsrcn 'tho repuhllc of
Contrnl Amotion havo proKrewcd In
differently woll lnco 1821. Contn
hnw everything worth noolnR In Contn t ICIcn In itnhlo, happy nnd proiporou.
Itlon. N'lonrflRim. Ilondurn. Salvador, Ma Government la not porfcotlon
Niid nuatnmnla, nnd ho talked with fow nro hut It la at Imiat an actunl
'nearly ovoryonn In thmio won natlona'ropulillc. Knlvndor la nnothor ro
wortk tnlklHR to, nil thn whllo tnkltiR puhllo worthy of tho name Of
down nolo. Thn rcmilt la n I took of I N'lrnramm ono can aponk with lit tin
tniv1. with much hlatory lutnrwovon.loptlinlam. Tho unhappy land hna
that will ilo n nroni mni lownroa nron uio acono ot iimiuriinnafa wim
hook nro on anlo nt Pnttoraon'a DrtiK
'Htoro nnd nt tho Owl I'linrmncy. Thoy
may alno ho ohtnlnud nt Tho Hullo
,tln ofllco. or may ho ordered hy mail.
1'oitnKo In IK ccina. Tho retail
tirlco of tho hook Im 12.50.
ltrliM'tl hy rortlnnil rer,
Tho followliiR parnKrnpha nro ex
tracted from n three-column rovlow
nf tho hook which nppenred In Tho
KvouIiir Tnlnxrnm of Portland In Ita
lime of Hnturdny:
' "I'coplo In tho United Hlntea know
no little nhout tho Central American
t'OUHtrlea Hint n hook denlltiR with
tho tiny ropuiillca aeoma, at flrat
IhotiRht, aomnthlnR of n curloalty.
'Hut there la uothliiR lf tho curio
etrnnnenrKa la thla volume. It la n
utory of n trip through llttle-known
Innda In 191:, hy a keen ohaorvcr
ami u trnlnod writer. Mr. Putnam
rrmnrnmsam
Noricit or co.vnwT,
Dopartmunt 'of the Interior. United
Htntoa Uuid Oltlde, Lnkovlow,
OroRon, April 28th, lt13.
To ClmrluH 1. OeorRO of No. 407
l.umltermntiH Hank IJIdR., Port
land, Oregon, CoutCMteo:
Von nre horohy notlflod thnt I'rod
O. .Mlllor, who bIvob Hond, Oregon,
t-of C. H. HutiHOii, an hla poat-olDco
uddroHH, did on March 10th, 1913,
lilo In till olllco hi duly uirroborntod
nppllcntlou to contest and neottro tho
omicolhitlon of your llomoatead,
on try No. , Horlnl No. 02811
mndo Decomhor 7th, 1909, for Nlili
NWVi. Kectlon in nnd Lota 2 nnd 3,
HV ti NK . K V. HV Vl . 810 Vi NV Vi .
NWVi 8KW, Boctlon 12, Townahlp
22 8., Ilnngo 20 K., Willamette
Meridian, and na grotinda for hla con
tent ho nllcRcn thnt Chnrlca K, Ocorgo
hna wholly failed to cetnhlldi hla
roaldenco on aald tract, hna totally
railed to cultlvato and Imnrovo the
miiio na rt ulrod hy law and haa
nhnndoned tho miiio for moro than
t..4.Htl. ,Iim .lllAfiM lit llin tfllllmt
T Htntea In the 8ouhland of North
America. It ahould ho placed In
ovory puhllo nnd nchool llhrnry at
o aeo.
' "Thla author who. hy tho way, la
n HomJ, Oru man. nvera thnt 'Contrnl
Amorlta la a delightful pasture now,
uhnroln tho traveler, who la equip
ped with n moderately honlthy liver,
out number; It la bankrupt, Ha men
anil Ita inontia nro depleted. Iliuidu
rna la aa bad. Inhnldtcd hy half n
million Indiana nnd half-breeds, It
mnkea no pretefico of tnklng aerlottaly
Ita- $125,000,000 debt, tho horltngo
loft It hy n half-century of Rtvern
mental idood-nucklng. Population
nnd production nro wnnltiR. Ounle
mnln U a land held In tho Iron hand
of n dictator, tho heat thnt enn ho
" 'JOLTED HER DIGNITY. "
,
Tli Matron, tha MuUt and a Opa-
taeular Proeion.
They tell n xtory In army circle In
Wii.IiImkxui. wherein a ymniR mntron
f iuuiIi illuully mid a ftrliiK of nnuy
lliilliw uete the prluelpal net km. It
HpfHMrH that thlx )wit womiiu tma
iu.tti u n-yiil nlr. n iltiumxtniii-e that
wWiil miti'h to Hie liuinor uf the ultu
, H'liill In wblrli nIik tiilllid lier-ulf. Alno,
It Hlmuiil be iiihhil, II Ik her I'linlom to
tun-ilnli' pretty ihnmuuhiy nuy new
thH- uf life with Mhleli kIio iiiuiea In
luiiliiil. Aeeordluuly. on Hie oiviikIoii
,of her IhIi to nn nruiy tt In tho
mt. rtif mid every HiliiK iiliotil the
kwi rtirefiill) explained lo her.
One day. when her tuiM nnd IkmIcm
were out of Hie hmire. thl ynuim win
ill 1 1 1 itiuiluht II Wfll to p In the eor-
'nil to liixHvt the iiriny huilen. Klu
went iimmiu the iinlmuU, eurefitlly ox.
niuliiluit eiieh one.
Hhe hannened lo wear n ttwtiimo of
ery II t-t It t color that ipilekly nttrueted
Mlie nitentlou of the nuliimU. whtuh
werv iiit'iiNiomed, like nil artuy pack
millex. to Ih led by the white! niihual
'illiliiUK tlii-iii. They xlnuly wobbled
their ean ne they notlci-l the unfurled
.white pnnixol of .their vUltor
The younc woman llulHlietl her In
eNt'tlon mid took her tleparturt' A
'alio left the eorrnl, idie heard xtcp" be
hind her OliineliiR bark, ahe now n
.mule (ollowliiu her. while nil the rel
f the iinlmah were fullliiR Into line
Ifftilnd their leader.
8ht whh not Mfnild Indwd, hu deem
cd fear ipilte btMieath her dhmlty. Hut
ahe wna xtartled. to any the leant, anil
iUlekened tier pare. The mule Im
mediately In her rear liieniiaeil hlx
.jwiwt, too. and umrehed aleadlly uIoiir
with bin tiOHeJiint touehlUK h haik of
the white parnxol.
' Then It waa Hint Ihe oeeupnnta of
the Ioiik row of olllrera' r)iinrtern were
mtonlflied to wltuexa the npei'tnele of
nn extremely dlRtillled woman eouilmt
up the a venue, nt n milt that inbtlit ho
termed u eniuproiulKe between her dlR
nlty mid n dealre to run. with u xtrliiK
of nnny iiiuleM behind her, the head of
'emh jiiHt louehlnx tho tall or tho ono
In front of him. The younn wnmiin'a
4MteM nro wild lo hnvo exceeiled tho
preacrlheil army atrldo by about (wo
feet. Her dlunlty wua dwldedly "not
on atrnlRht " There wero ubout twon-ty-llvo
mitleH In tho procwalon.
(Youth'a Companion,
K JUSTICE AND JOLLITY.
Thay Mlaad PunUhmant and Merrl
mtnt n Hia Qoed'Qtd Oaya.
The mllkmao who wntvra hla milk
nd the vrocair who adulterate bla
butter are' nut. alter all. the product
of our modern rlrlllxntlon. Theae
men. It appenra. hnvo nn anceatry of a
reapectnble nntlqulty. Wltneaa an
edict which nn antiquary haa discover
ed In the archive of IMyile-Domo:
"Wliieioever ahnll hnvo eotd watered
milk. In hla mouth ahall le aet n tut.
umriuto Ibe elde tube ahall Ikj M)iirel
tho wnlered milk till the iloeior or bar
bcr there itn-M'iil ahull naert thnt the
culprit 10111101 Mwnlluw morv without
belmtput In dancer of hlx dnya. Who
him'vit elmll have eold butter contain
Im: turulpa. atiinee or nuy o'lu-r for
elKii aubtmiee wild It In wln-d nnd nt
tnehnl In it very eurloim mniiuer to
our pillory nf I'oulei.
"Then the diilil butler ahall le plneed
on Ida head till Ihe ami ahall have
moiled It eompleiely, and In the mean
time the ehlldreu ami moaner folk of
the vlllauex ahall Inxiilt him wllh aiich
outraKeoiw eplthete na ehnll plenxe
them. MUbJeet to the rexpect of (lod
and hla umjenty.
MVhoSever ahnll hnvo aold evil or
rotten eciw ahall le aelr.iil by Ihe Ixvdy
nnd expoxeil In our pillory of Poniet.
The aald euca ahall Im clven lo the
ehlldreu of Ihe vlllnina. who ahull by
wny of Joyful dlverxlon Ihrnw them
In the fare nf the eiilprll. ho that all
may full of inerrliueut and laugh
tor."
Juxtlee had n liumnmua way wllh It
In tlne cm old dnya 1'Mrla Cor.
I Pinion Telegmpb.
A Klndn.M.to th Flth.
ICthel, who iirt ten yeiira old, wna
atudylim her Keouruphlenl reader and
learned that llati nro plaetil In brine
before they are dried and preinred for
Miiio. Alter explaliilnu that brine la
very atronu Milt water Ihe teacher
naked why the tlah were placed In It.
Kthel'a fatv wna. Illumined with and
den imderatnudlng, nnd ahe promptly
replied
"HeciniHO they lire uaed to aalt wa
ter."-Youlba Companion.
Stlnoy.
"Slnj'a the. qhtwpoat wpjnnn 1 know
of."
"Why do you any that?"
"Tho other day wo got onyi enr to
gothar, nnd I In-dated on pnylug my
own fnro, nnd alio lot meV'-iUetrolt
l'ruo I'rotM.
Paean Nuta.
Try cracking pecan lints by placing
thorn on end In tho nut cracker. Ono
vlgoroua cniahlug nf the cracker will
split tho nut open through tho center
Giving Advlea.
Bllleua-r) you ever give ndvleel
Cynlcua-Not unlesa I'm pretty autre It
won't be folIowd,-rUadophla Pec
tonl,
ono year Inat paat.
You nro, thoreforo, further noti
fied thnt tho aald allegation will bo
taken by thla olllco na having boon
confoaiud hy you, nnd your aald entry
will bo canceled thoroutidcr without
your further right to ho hoard there
in, olthor heforo thla ofllco or on ap
peal. If you fall to lllo In thla ofllco
within twenty dnyi after tho
POUUTII publication of thin notlco,
aa nhown below, your nnawcr, tinder
nnth, apcolflonlly mooting and re
apoudlUR to lheQ nllogatlona of con
teat, or If you fall within that tlmo4o
lllo In thin olllco duo proof thnt you
hnvo aorved n oopy of your nnawor on
tho nnld oonteatmit In peraon or hy
roglatorod mail. If thla aorvlco la
made hy tho delivery of a copy of
your nnawor on tho anld couteatnnt
In peraon, proof of audi aor
vlco miiBt ho either tho anld contcat
nnt'a written acknowledgment of hla
receipt of tho copy, allowing tho ditto
of ta receipt, or tho affidavit of tho
peraon by whom tho delivery wan
inado atatlng when and whoro tho
'copy wna doll voted; If mndo hy rngla
I tered mail, proof of audi aorvlco must
1 conalit of tho nlftdnvlt of tho person
' hy whom the copy wna mnlled atatlng
1 vhen nnd tho tM-stofflco to which It
l wan mailed, and thla affidavit muat
I bo accompanied by tho poatmaatcr'a
receipt for tho letter.
! You ahould atnto In your nnawcr
I tho nnmo of tho poatofflco to which
you dealro further notices to be sent
to you.
FIIED P. CIlONKMIIiLKK,
Register.
Dato of first publication May 7,
913.
Dnta of second publication May 14,
1013.
Oato of third publication May 21,
1913.
Dato of fourth publication May 28,
1913.
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Crct'TrJBur
The Full Bag
of Feed ts necessary, but
the quality of tho con
tents la of much moro
importance. To keep
your horses In proper
condition, sleek nnd fat
enough for working pur
poses, they should bo
t?iven our choice, selected
Feed, mnde of the fresh
est and purest grain arid
nlways of uniform qual
ity, Ask any horseman
what ho thinks of OUR FEED.
Our Ploiir is on sale at United Wirchouse Co.'s Warehouse
r3S tl
MEED
Do You Know
This Bear?
Me stands for
TkW tml
BUB
The Standard Oil for
Motor Cars
Watch for him. He is on every
ZEROLENE can. He marks
the oil that freed the car from
carbon.
ZEROLEWE is
Sut up in the
at -shaped can
easy to handle; also
in barrels and half
barrels.
Sold bv dealers
everywhere nnd at j.
all agencies ot the wJ
C
pgi
imgtessP
PORTLAND
SAN I RANCISCO
"Fine and Light"
nnd excellent for the
mnking of bread, biscuit,
rolls nnd pastry, is our
splendid household Flour
-tho best help the hourc
vtifo could have in the
production of nil bread
HtufTft. Try it once, nnd
you will And it so good
that you will always uw
it afterwards. It yields
delicious, sweet and
ZZyary
KMiJT'imirG
nourishing loaves that every one in tho family will enjoy.
The Purest and Best Always at
m Bend Mi line & Warehouse Co.
We Deliver the Goods
BUS AND DRAY LINE
LIGHT ANP HEAVY LIVERY,
Hay, Barley, Oats, Wheat and Bran at lowest prices.
The Largest Barn In Central Oregon.
WENANDY LIVERY CO.
Bend, Oregon.
J. If. WENANDY LON L. FOX)
.-i-i-a-i -
Excursions East
DAILY, MAY 28 TO SEPTEMBER 30. RETURN
LIMIT OCTOBER 31. CHOICE OF ROUTES AND
STOP OVERS IN EACH DIRECTION VIA
o
regonTrunkky.
Kmi3majBMTKLM7smx;jZ-'&zir?JzriM
nsBFi
pf r - Jir
"That's the sixth Studebaker we've
passed the only kind to invest in"
"The only kind because, as I eJwayo say, when
n man puts money in n thine he wants to know that
ho's goingto net tho worth ot it out again."
"That's plain business as I look at it"
"That's why I eay the price doesn't tell you any
thing at all, There's only one thing that talks except
the wagon itself. That's the name of the maker."
"When you buy a Studebaker you're buyirg a
vehicle thaMms behind it and in it sixty years of ex
porience sixty years of success and sixty years of
reputation for tlio oquare deal. That's why a Stude
baker always looks good to me."
"My father used to Mjr that Studebaker honor w as aura
ni a United State bank note. He wa talking alter having ued
Studebaker vehicle einco ho was luil. and ho told mo hi father
befoto him said. 'Da tafo get a Studebaker.' M
"Vehlclo builders can't hold tho: sort of reputation novr-a-day
without delivering the good. A Studebaker wagon has tho
leil in it That's why a man set tho nxui out of It why it'j
always an economy,"
"Dealer may say to you something else just as pood.' Out
whan you buy a Studebaker, you'ro making a sJo investment
cvtry Ume."
Stt out Dtdtt or atilt at.
STUDEBAKER
South Bend, Ind.
HXWYOtK
UINNKArOUS
nttCAOO DAIXAS KANSJ. CITY DSNVBa
SALTLAKKCrrV SAN rtANCIKO rOXTtAND, 01.
CENTRAL OREGON LINE
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
Baltimore
Boston ,
DulTalo
Chicago ,
Colorado. Springs..
Denver
DesMoines
Detroit
Duluth
Indianapolis ,
Kansas City
$107.50
110.00
92.00
72.50
55.0ft
55.00
(55.70
83.50
00.00
79.J0
G0.00
Milwaukee $ 72.50
Minneapolis GO.OO
New York ,. 108.50
Omaha w C0.00
Philadelphia 108.50
Pittsburgh 91.50
St. Louis..; 70.00
St. Paul GO.OO
Toronto 92.00
Washington 107.50
Winnipeg 60.00
L1MITKD TRAINS EAST
Tho train loavlnjr Beud 0:45 A. M., Redmond 7:24 A. M., Torro
ltonno 1iin A. M.. Culver 8:09 A. M.. Motollu 8:30 A. l Madraa 8:10
A. M.. Mautln 10:18 A. M., makes dltt't counwtlon at Full bridge with
limited train Ea.it via Spokane, Portland & Seattle Tty.
Train hohedulos and other detalN will lo furnUhed on request,
natrpfo checked and aleeping car acoomtncdatlona sn-aned through
to destination if delred. J, H. COltliHTT, Agt., Hend, Ore.
H. H. CROZIKK, Asu Gon'l Pa, Atrt. W. C. WILKES
Portland, Ore. Asst. Oen'l Krt. v Pass. Ajft., Portland, Ore.
:
WE ARE BUSY.
Why?
Because our Stock is fresh ancUa.our
PRICES the LOWEST in town :
Mr, Homesteader, it will pay you to get
our prices before buying elsQwhere...
L. B. MISENER
CASH GROCERY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
TELEPHONE.
Bend, Oregon.
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