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THK I1KNO RULLF.TIN, 1IKNI), WLONKHDAY, JUNK II. MM.
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Farmer Smith to the Ladies
Agriculturalist Tells
How to Get the
Best Result With
Flowers in Bend
C. L. Smith, agriculturalist of the
Oregon-Washington railroad, more
Intlmntely known as "Former ' ,
Smith, has good ntlvlco for the Indies
'who help to beautify towns with
flower shows, ns well ns for tho far-,
mors who bullil up countries and
communities with the products of the
soil . I
lie wns mucn iniercsieu wncn ioiu
of tho excellent showing mndo in tho
past by locnl flower enthusiasts, nnd
stated that with proper care almost
any flower that grows In temporato
climes may be produced here.
"In almost every Instance you will
do better by preparing your own
flower seeds," snld Mr. Smith.
"What I havo said so often about
corn and other commercial products
holds equally true of flowers; that Is,
uso acclimated seed. For Instance
with popples, asters or even sweet
peas, try this schem.a and ceo If each
year, you do not get better flowers,
and especially f!oors that bloom
earlier
longer.
jlMMMWppi-rT-ii.iijr- - j
Improved,"
I'slng slips from home-grown
roses ho also urged, as well as cover
ing tho bushes with earth and cow
fertilizer during tho winter, nftar
pegging them down. This latter ho
advised not so much to escape winter
killing, which ho Bays Is unlikely
here, ns to make stronger plants and
to obtain earlier blooms.
When seeds arc started Indoors in
boxes, to raise plants for sprlug
transplanting, Mr. Smith offers a
practical and vnluablu suggestion.
SCENIC ROUTE
W BE OPENED
OUTLOOK OOOD FOR
ACTION THIS YEAR
KfTort in llclug Made to Secure IN
oHrttloii of County nml 1m not
Her Ice Territory Now Innrvcs
slblo Would Ik) Opened.
First gather all your small tin cans
nnd withstand tho frost and nut thorn In a Are. which 'will
Watch the plants carefully, melt oft tho solder. Then sink tho
and let the first blossoms that np- unsoldered enns In tho box as closo
pear mature, picking off all other together as possible, and plant tho
buds on thpso plants but tho selected cceds. Thin tho plants bo that one
bloom. When those earliest flowers is In each boy. and when tho tlmo
raaturo and wither, which they will comes to set tho plants out, lift the
do especially quickly becauso by tin out with tho plant, set It In tho
picking off other flowers you will ground, and then roll tho tin away,
force them, pick the seed pods, put J thus leaving a solid and undisturbed
mem in paper oags, and nang tncmimass of earth nbout tho plants root,
In a warm dry place, lly planting and insuring that It lives and will
theso seeds next year you will havo not bo set back by tho transplanting,
earlier and hardier flowers, and so as often happens when the roots aro
each year your flower stock will bo practically shaken free from earth.
A scenic roiul westward from llend
up Into tho Cascades It In n fair way
of becoming n reality this summer,
according to Clyde McKay, who has
been working on tho proposition for
more than a year. It will extend for
SG miles nnd glvo ono of tho finest
possible approaches for tourists to
tho mountains.
Tho proposal has been put up to
tho United States forest service and
to the county court, nnd It Is believed
that favorable action will bo obtained for
whereby tho county nnd tho govern-, would pass throtmh heavy timber and
ment will build tho road. Mr. Mo- the cost of It nut bo great. It would
Kay stuton that tho county commit)- open up it territory that Is at present
sloncrn havo endorsed the road and Inaccessible, and bring ninny tour
It Is iH'llevcd that tho forest service tats here every summer."
will cooperate, inflsmuoh ns it will
glvo I) rond thnt will bo of grent aid
In tho lire patrol of the Deschutes
forest,
Tho rou to ns proponed In (o start
nt tho honilKittcfl of tho Columbia
Southern piojeet on tho Tuinnlo,
thora nlromlv being n fnlrly good road
from llend to thut point. From tho
hendgnten tho lond would go up thn
I'untnlo toward llrokon Top inotin
tain, miming along tho mint ntdo of
that peak. It would then puss Soda
Spring nnd down Ulnolor creek nnd
on to Spnrka lake. It Is not pro
posed to extend It farther than to
thnt point this year, hut Inter on to
open tho rond to Klk Inko, l.uvn lake,
Little Lava lake nnd to connect with
tho nutu load from Huud to Crnuo
Prairie,
"This would bo ono of tho finest
seonte roads In tho country," said
Mr. McKay, who with J. Hoy llnrvoy
went over the routo Inst summer.
"Soda Spring Is n most remarkable
natural water resort nnd would be n
gront attraction for tourists. Why,
nil they would havo to do to mnko
bread would bo to pour n little wnter
from this spring Into flour, put In n
pinch of snll nnd bnko it.
"Spnrks Inko Is ijenr thn south
base of South 8lster nnd would bo n
lino plnco from which to start on a
climbing expedition up thnt penk.
Then, to tho southeast, Is Old llnch
olor Hutte, another great attraction
tho slghtseokers. Thn rond
A rlnNodlM ntl in The llulletln In
rend by hundred nnd nrlngs tho nd
lertlsep good returns for tho money
Invested.
$
Vienna Cafe
Wnll Street
(Jowl MonN, Prepared with
I Into
i ii'iiiillnovi, itt Modurntu
Large leaves of Wlioltouio
Bread 5c Ech
X A Trial Will Convince.
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WKKKIjY market retort.
PORTLAND, Juno C, Receipts
for the week haye been: Cattlo
1675, calves 49, hogs 0189, sheep
GS27.
Tho cattlo market is very slow. A
combination of circumstances has
beared prices and there Js not as
. strong demand for beef as tho pre
vious week. Extreme high water
has caused many cattle In tho vicin
ity of Portland to be liquidated be
fore tho usual time. Heavy ship
ments from California and Utah has
f filed the yards. Heat steers aro sel
ling at $7.25 to-$7.50; cows JG.25I
to J6. SO; bulls $5.50 and calves $8
to $9.
TtTe hoe trade held strone until
Friday. Receipts havo been very
libera! and tho market is from Cc
Id 10c lower. Rest light swlno
steady at $8.40.
An uneven sheep market ruled for
the six day period ending Saturday.
Tbero Is a fair demand for fat mut
ton, which Is very scarce Tho bulk
4t receipts contained nothing but
poor sbeop and lambs, which aro
slow to move. Yearlings are quoted
at $1.90 to $5.75; two year olds
J.0: ewes $4.50 to $4.75 and boat
spring Iambs are steady at $0.60 to
$6.71.
In person or by registered mall. If
this service Is made by tho delivery
of a copy of your answer to tho con
testant In person, proof of such
service must be cither tho said con
testant's written acknowledgment of
his receipt of tho copy, showing the
dale of Its receipt, or tho nflldnvlt
of tho person by whom tho delivery
was made stating when and whero
tho copy was delivered; It made by
registered tnall. proof of such ser
vice must consist of tho aflldavit of
tho person by whom the copy was
mailed stating when nnd tho post
ofllco to which It was mailed, nnd
this nflldnvlt must bo accompanied
by tho postmaster's receipt for the
letter.
You should stato in your answer
tho name of tho post office to which
f von deslro futuro notices to bo sent
to you.
C. W. MOORE, Rcglstor.
Date of first publication May 21,
1913.
Dato of second publication May 28,
1913.
Date of third publication Juno 4,
1913.
Dato of fourth publication Juno 11,
1913.
A MOT OF BLOOM
SEVENTH ANNUAL
ROSE FESTIVAL
Portland, Ore., June 9 to 14, Inc.
LOW ROUND TRIP
Fares from all O-W.R. (Sb N. stations 1o
PORTLAND and RETURN
VIA
TICKETS
ON SALE
tfwrWV2.
(of KjKPrat tf.l
JUNE
8,9,11,13
FINAL LIMIT JUNE 16
A Carnival of Fun, Beauty
and Vholesome Enjoyment
Bring tho folks and witness the gorgeous
event. Full particulars cheerfully fur
nished upon application. DON'T MISS IT
J. H. Cor belt, Agent
first shkki coming.
Tho first bands of sheep to pass
through Rend for the summer feed
ing grounds In tho reserves are duo
hero the latter part of this week.
The sheep belong to O. Campther.
and three bands of them, each of
about 1100, will bo shipped from
Gateway, arriving here almut the
15th. Last week J. McKlney of
Gateway, who will be packer for tho
outfit, was here nnd made a trip to
the range. He says that the grass
Is the best that it has been for many
years.
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
Department of tho Interior, Unitod
States Land Ofllce, The Dalles,
Oregon, May 17, 1913.
To Jacob Schmidt of Hillsdale, Ore
gon, Contestee: 4
You aro hereby notified that
George G. Hodson, who gives Rend,
Oregon, P. O. Box 3-17, as bis post-
office address, did on May 17, 1913,
file In this office bis duly corroborated
application to contest and secure tho
cancellation of your homestead, En
try No. , Serial No. 0CC81,
made May 7th, 1910, for west half,
section 10, township 20 south, range
16 east, Willamette Maridlan, and as
grounds for his contest he alleges
that said Jacob Schmidt has failed
to establish his residence or rosldo
on said land, nor has he made any
Improvements of any character there
on; that ho has fnllsd to cultivate
said tract or any part thereof and
that suuh failure has not been duo
to his employment in the army, navy
or marlno corps of the United States
in time of war or otherwise.
You are, therefore, further noti
fied that the said allegations will bo
taken by this ofllce as having been
confessed by you, and your said
entry will bo canceled thoreunder
.without your further right to be
heard therein, either before tljlLofe
'flce or on appeal. If you fall to file
in this ofllco within twenty days
njfter the, FOURTH publication of thlsj
notice, no buuwii uuiuw, our answer,
under oath, specifically meeting and
responding to these allegations of,
contest, or Jf you fall wlihln'that tlmoi
'to flip In this ofllce due proof that
you have served .a copy of your
Ciwor on the said contestant either
The
Efficient
Stove
'"'
5, ifa"
Oil Cook-stove
COMPLETENESS
It bakes, broils, roasts and toasts just as well
as a regular coal range.
CLEANLINESS
Bums oil the cleanest fuel. No aches.
No dirty coal or wood. No odor.
CONVENIENCE
Gives full heat instantly. No waiting for
fire to "start." Just the heat desired in
tense, medium or slow.
ECONOMY
Bums oil the cheapest fuel. No fuel con
sumed when stove is not in use.
EFFICIENCY
All heat is applied at the cooking point.
None wasted in henting kitchen which
you want cool.
FOR BEST RESULTS WE RECOMMEND
PEARL or EOCENE OIL
Sold In bulk and (mil
Sold by leading dealers everywhere. Our nearest
agency will glue you further Information.
PORTLAND
SAN FRANCISCO
There is no use to
advertise the
II
orticultural
W VJ.MVf. V. -J
IOVlLG
FltATKKNAh HOCIINIHM.
I. O. O. I-',
llend Udiui No. UIM
Regular Meeting uvcry Monday iilKht
Visitors welcome.
V. L. WIiik. U. N. Iloffiiinn,
N. 0. cy.
Pire
DeW
M. W. OF A.
l'llot Hullo Camp No, 0701
Meets overy Tuesday In Hnthor llnll.
VIhIUiik Nulghbois always wuluuiif.
V. W. Oratitt, Consul.
Mnrlln R. Knulsoii, Olurk,
IIKKCIIUTIM
LOIHW NO. 10 It
K. of 1.
Meets overy Wednes
day evening nt H p 111.
In Cnstlo llnll, 1C. A.
Ilnthur UldR. Visiting
Kutghts ttolconiu.
Jim Iniios. C U.
L. M. Moltnyuold,.
K. of It. U M.
as to its reliability,
promptness a n d I
accuracy in pay- :
ing losses, but it
is necessary for j
you to know that t
J. B. Miner
is the official agent
I of this territory.
I Bend, Oregon.
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hum) i.oiioi: No. i:n,
A. I'.'.V A. M.
Meets on Thursday 011 or be. '
fore tho full moon of erh
month. Visiting brotlu-rw
nlwnys welcome.
J, D. Duvldsou, A, M. l.nr. ,
V, M. Secretary
FRATERNAL llltOTIIItlUIOOIt. .
Regular meutliiKa hold by Hml
Lodgu No. 897 In Hathor's llnll on
tho first and third Thursday ovonhir.
each month. Visiting members of
order always welcome. '
J. II. MINKII. Vrt.
FRED IIUEY, Hoc, ,
REIIEKAIIH.
Rend 1idKo No. SOU meets ovry
second mid fourth Frlduy eveulu,
nther's Hall. VIsltltiK brothers
and sisters welcoimd. '
Mrs. Lucy French, N. (1,
Miss Luis V, Force, Rcc. thtr.
ROYAL NHIOIIIiORH
ReKulnr uiuutlnic on first sml,
third Friday eveuliiRs at HntkerM
llsll.
Mrs. Marcnret Hates, Ornoln. '
Mrs. Alfnruttn Oreutt, Reeordsr
ouDimTTr ILThtiIiIn ktaiTT '
Rend lodKo meets In roRulsr ses
sion on the Hecoiid and Fourth Mon-,
day HvonlnK cneh month, in Mnxnla
Hall. Fiinnlo Fnrrls, W. M .
Arrlu Illaok, Kecy 1
IURHCTORV OF OFFICIALS.
Hoofing of nil kinds. Repairing
promptly done.
J. A. MacCLOSKEY
TINNING AND
Furnace Contractor
Guttering, Spouting,
Cornices nnd Hkylighu,
N. P. WEIDER
PAINTER AND
PAPERHANGER.
EHtlmntcB on Wnll I'nper at
application Portland Prices
Cheapest nnd Host Wall Paper
Samples in tho county.
fJot My Prlcos.
Shop on Orribn Hlrrtt,
Kr ol I)Kliult lunik
IIOXm
ItHNI), OMlfOON
Clover Leaf Dairy
PURE MILK
AND CREAM
THI.ni'llOMJ
and wo will deliver
S. L. STAATS, Prop.
a?v3KlVw
(RisHsV
SEEDS
fttth, Rillibli, fur
CutrtnludtoFUiu
Krrrrflii(lnernd
runUriliuuMuitUii
futilrlar niarltiol f)ur
Noitt.orDOrowutmJi.
PKciAi. errKR
FOR 10 CENTS
we will lead potnll our
PAMntlR rfti 1 pr.xinM
;,.MD.rl.,U , , , , to.
iJ. IU4IA , , , ,10.
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Writ toitft S4 10 tU U balp fr Mtl.. u4
V tv ItWITt ,. IIJOT. 'T.W0U. UU1IMUOII.
Hr. "r.BMiua Dull.j
,.9iiKAr WOUTliKK BKIIDCO, '
Mi UotoBU JlockforJ, Illinois
United HUU.
I'resldont Woodrow WIImxi.
Vice I'rosldont. .Thouins It. Marshall
geeretary of Htnte W. J. Ilru
Heerutnry of Navy . . Joihu Dsmnlm
lecrutary of U'sr . . . . L. M. Onrrtsoit
Heeretary of Interhtr . . . .1'. K. Lsn
'Kecretsry AnrlclturH I). F. Iliuton'
HMreUry of Trensury ,W. F. MeAdiMi
Secretary Onmmttrse . . W. 0. HtNtflllt
Meeretary of I.nlMtr .... W. II. Wlls u
Attorney Uuiirl ..Jus. MaltuyuoIdH
Fostmnster (lenwrnl .A I burl llurltMwui
Htiiie.
Oovernnr Oswald VVrnt
Heorotnry of fltnto ....II. V. Olclt'
Treasurer Thos, II. Ka
Atty (lenonil A. M. Orivford
Suierlntndnt I'ublle Instruatlon
I R. Alderman
fitnto Frlnlor W. H. I)unlv.iy
CommlHslunor L.itior Statistics . .
O. V. Holf
Onmo Wnnlen W. L. Flnly
Htnto KtiKlneer John II. mI
United Htuus Sonntors ,
....(Icorco K, ChnmberUIn
Hnrry W. Uo.t
ConKrcssmeii A. W. Lnffvrty'
N. R. Hlnnott
.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, W, A. Jlstt ley
Seventh Judlrlnl OUtrlrt.
JtidRo V. L. Ilradshsw
Attorney W, II. HU,
Crook County,
JiuIro 0. 8iirliiK,r
Clerk Warren Hrow n
Hherirf Frank Klkl.m
Trensuror Rnlph JoriUn,
Assessor ,11. A. Fi tr
Bohool Sunt , J. H. M)rH
Coroner l, 1). I'olndexter,
Surveyor Fred A. Il"u
Commtuslonors R. II. liny ley
Willis W. Hrown.
lhu Courts,
Circuit Meets first Monday In
May nnd third Monday In Oetolmr l
Probate Moots first MoniUy In
each month, t
Commissioners' Meets first Wed
nesday in Junuary, March, May, July,
Soiitomher and Nnvomhor.
Ileuil School IHHtilct No. It!.
Directors II. J. Ovorturf, Ohmn
F. M. Kay
Clydo M. McKay
Clork H, 13, Allei
City of llend,
Mnvor ,. G. P. Putniuu
RecoiMor , II. O Hill
Troueuror II. J. Overturf
Chief of Pollen a. K. Roberts
. ...OoorKo S. Young
,.,,.IL 13. Alton
, ,.A. L, Frcnol)
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,A, S. Collins I
....,,,, ,,.,11, I). Ford '
,..,... i ,,,,, . Johu StchJLV,
I ....... JV, , DIIIBVI
Justices of tho Pence
Rend Procnct "Ward H. Coblo
Deschutes Precinct . ,,W, W. Oreutt
City Knglnoor
Councllmon
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