HKNJJ HULLKTM, IJR.VD, 0nE WKDNKBDAY, OCTOnKH 0, J01.1.
I'AOK 3,
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SCHOOL US
': ARE ACCEPTED
OARD SUQOESTS FEW
CIIANQES
ir
llnlhlliiK Will llmo HlRlit Clrwli
Itootim mill I.hiki' AhmmiiIiI)' Itoniu
-' Hultnhlo I'nr Public (IhIIhtIiikn.
1 HI111I of .MnU'Hiil UihIihiIiIimI.
At n Himclnl JiKJUtliiK of thu aohool
oWil huld Huturtlay inornliiK. (illitu
lor thu now moIioo! hiillillni; wurtf
S"iiu over with thn uruhltuot, It. I'.
WDitlt or Hiiokniiu, nml ncoftntuil nh
Jpi'l to 11 fuW Hllitllt OllUIIKV SUKKWlt-
kyt by munition) of thu hoard In or-
Mr to provhlo moru room nun in
irimso tlio UBufulnuiH of lh' build
fiiK. Mr Hwontt'H ordinal iilnnn pro
!dm with n two-lloor hiillriliiK wllhi
asniiiiiiit Ktich of thu two doom
cmilnlnmt four hcIiooI room 2.1 x jni
ftvt, with lint mid clonk room ml-1
InliiH On thu Una floor wn thol
I'Mik'HhiI'd oltlco nnd nliovo It on thu
mxt Hour Hpiictt wun provided for u
IHhool library. In I tut huiiiimit
wro two playroom-0110 for thui
'xiyii mid 0110 ror uiu wrm wmi ioi-
tot rooniH adjoining. Iluro also wm
Hie bailor room iilunnod to ho com-
liUti'ly oiirloivd with brick ttll, n
uteol cullliiK und iiutoiuutlo flruproof
duor.
1 Tnklnir thesa nlnna aa n bnl, tho
lunrd dUcnwiod with Mr, Hwtmtl thu
loullilllty of making the two lm
tnciit playroom Into clnm room
mid 011 thu Hucond floor throwliiK twuj
ilnmt room Into 0110 with a 12-foot
flnnv nt oiui und In iirdiir to provldo.
.11 nomtily room mltalilo for pub
ur ineotliiK- In tin connection It
, propound to un tho hIhku for a'
ivcltnlloii room nnd hIimi thu pro-1
1 ond lllirnry room adjoining. All ,
lu'n rhmiKM, Mr. Hwwut Hld. wnro
loimll.lH to intiko nnd mill build thui
hool well within tho appropriation,!
olid he Him riiotod to furnish thu,
loiirii with now plan omlMidyliiK thu
. hcratioiij. Tlmt hu nxruod to do
1 fori' the (Into of hi nuxt vlnli,
wliirn Mill l on tho 14th. At tlmt'
li.,.i itiM ii will hrliiK thu romplHt
Hii(llli-iitloii. I
lHii.HlfH in IIih rout of construe
ln In itiirf nnd mono were prtnt',
t'd to thu Ininrd hut no nctlon ukn J
tlit-rcon.
Thu roniilt of thu hoard h action
in nrrnnKl'iK far lh chann th'
i.rrlilli-ct In to work out will ho to
trovldu n ehool Iioiinu with itluht
Hopnrntu oln room mid 0110 UrKi
'iiwivinlily room In which two KradiMJ
din tudy, koInk to ritclio to tho two
mnnller room on the MtaRu und room
adjoining.
Tho iKiard plan In hurry tho ron-
, (triirtton u much a powtlhlo whon
thu II mi I iiIuiim mid Hput'illcHlloini art'
linro In onlnr thnl tho coiiKuotlon in
tho proMout (tiurtura may lo rullcvcd 1
I'oIIowIiik n rt'iHiiiinu'iiiluiloii nmilu!
hy Mr. Hwontton tho hoard ha had
thu flro iNicaim utalrwuy oxtundud to
thn attlo lloor of thu prenont UiilldliiK
und In comildurlHK tho iUHitloii r
putting In olH-trle lights nnd m fur
tiacA to hMt thu liulldliiK t-nd rdur
the II ro rllt.
nwltch over to miiko tho drmiKht
Knmtor, nnd nil thu piimpliiK I donu
uwny with,
IHI LOHERY FOR GR00K7
Jiirkpliio Tcrillory Hoou to Ho Open
I'or Ncttli'iiM'tit.
A dliipntch from WnhliliiKlnn, I),
f!,, (Intuil OctolKir I, to tho I'ortlnud
OruKonlnn, miyii:
"Moru tlimi .100,000 ncrim of liiud
In Uiook ooiinty, nmir L11 I'liiu, do
clnred more vnltinhlo for nKrloultiirnl
thun foruHtry ptirpomtK, xoon will ho
oprnicd for nottloiuont on tho lottery
pimi.
"HH.i'il(iry Hoimtoii ha ndvlnod
ltupri)utntlvo Hlnnolt tlmt hu ro
couiiuuiidiid thu ullmlnnlion of 24,
000 itureH from tho Doweliutoo nnt
lonul foront. Approval hy tho Hocrv
tnrv of thu Inlorlor In nuodud to com
plcio tho itllinlmitlon, mid lliln In ux
pvotod within thu uuxt 10 tiny from
rmnnrkn Mr, lloiuton miido to Mr.
Hlnnolt, )m lion houn workliiK to
xcoiirv thu tllmlniitlon for nlmont n
yimr."
A fiOOl) IIAIIIIMK HHOV.
If you nppM'duto Kood harhur nor
vlcu, wu Invito you to piitronlzo thla
aliop. Our workmen nr nklllud,
ooiirtcoiiM nnd oUIIkIiik. Othum hnvo
caiiBo wu kIv HnllHfaotlon. Innoa &
Davldion, Ori-Kun fltrcet. Adv. 21lf
Uui Ftr Quartx,
In tho immtifiu'liirt' of nonpx nnd pol
lnhlnu pntviliTH (pmrtt In iircfnrrcd to
rIIIch xninl on nccotmt of Hit wliltunpun
nnd iiiiKUliirlly. QmirU cruNhixl mid
ftrndi-d to vnrlotm kUch I lined In thu
uiiiniifnctiu-u of unndpnpcr mid ennd
ht'ltM nn n iwoiiHiik nKont, for "front
ln" ulnnn with mind bhint nppnrntuii,
etc. Illockn of mnimlvo qunrtr. nnd
niiitrtxllo nru iihcm! In tho clionilcnl In
dtiHlry iin n filler for ncld towern nnd
n 11 flux In copper mnelllnir (J round
ipilirlr. In aIko lined In filler nnd In
tooth powder mid f dcntlstn n a
duleryont.
A fttady Rttort.
A filnRow profcHHor nlwny hnd tho
hnek heiiehe In hi rlnHroom nrmiiK
id on n hluticr level thmi tho lower.
On 0110 ot'cnxlon n ntudent entered
when 11 leeturu wn In proKre nnd
mnreliHt nololly to 11 Kent on the top
111 ox t tier. "(Jentlernen." remurked the
lecturer, n lie filed tils eye on the of
fender, "the ruiu nhrny rlc to the
top!" "Vex. nnd the dreg nlwny lnk
to the IkpHomi!" win tho retort of tho
n-ndy atudent,
Qolna Too Far.
"Mn. tun." nohlMil Willie, "do raj
enr Pelonir to 111 neck or my fnco7"
"Why. wlml thu inntUTr wn tho
temporlidiiK n-tily.
"Well, 011 told Mnry to wnh rny
STOP! LOOK!
You can get Bluestcm Blend and
Flaky Loal T-ancy Patent
FLOUR
of your grocer for
'. $1.25 Per Sack'
Stronger and whiter than any
flour now on the market. Every
sack guaranteed, If your grocer
does not have It, phone us. Take
no other.
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g Bend Milling & Warehouse Co.
& Bend, Oregon
niv Ki.KcntKUi. ii:vici:.
Who linn not vtoppod nt n hlnrk
nmlth Hhop to witcli thu Niulth hum
HiurliiK tho mil hot Iron and then
thruntliiK U Into tho fire whllo he
hlowly piimiuHl Iho iMtllou mid the
Miwrk ronoT Thu IipIIowh purt of i
I now lifting cIiuuh(I. A hiuhII fun
driven hy 0 motor which I ct
trollud hy it nwltch, ha oeun put 'it
mid tho hollown l to i ni i.mru
M. J, M11I11 Iimh rucuutly ihxtHi.ed 0110
of thuie nt til ahop on Mlnnimuta
Mtreot. Ah tho workman itaud lit
thu forRu ho linn only to lldo thu
Christmas
will be here soon
.fc(
4BM
NOWKthetimeto
plan those photogrnplis
-the most acceptable
gift you could give a
friend.
This year we ure
prepared- to give you
.specially attractive ,ser
v i c e at Christmas
prices.
The
elite
STUDIO
It, J. TODD,
Proprietor
:IVE solid reasons why each farm
needs a manure spreader are these,
in the words of. a farmer who has
devoted much timo to correct fioil
fecdimr. 1. It saves disagreeable
and hard work. 2. It pulverizes and mixes
the manure mass. 3. It distributes manure
evenly over the field, insuring a good, even
etand of crain. 4. It prevents loss of nitrogen
through fermentation or leaching in the pile
when manure is hauled directly from the stable.
5. Indirectly, the ease with which it can be
handled encourages the owner to care for the
manure and distribute it on the fields care
fully instead of wasting it.
I H C Manure Spreaders
will work uncomplainingly for years making
' profits for the owners. You will find them all
styles and sizes, high and low, endless apron
or reverse.
I II C manuro sproadors aro exceedingly
durable, strong, correctly built to stand all con
ditions and all strains they may meet. Each
feature ha3 its purpose. Up hill or down or
cutting corners, they spread all kinds of
manuro evenly, in n light or heavy coat at
tho will of the driver. Tho beater drive, is
strong and simple, beater teeth aro square and
chisel pointed to pulverize the manure, and
the large diameter of tho beater prevents wind
ing. Tho rear axle, carrying a large percent
age of the load, insures ample tractive power.
But seo all these things yourself at your locul
dealer's. Find your choice in the I H C line.
The dealer has catalogues for you, or, write the
International Harvester Company of America
tlncorportud)
Portland Or.
fflri', nnd h'' wnlifiiK my fan (oo,"
Mnnchi'Mcr (luiirdlrtii.
Tantallilngly Aeourat.
HIip Tlii-ruV wurli 11 lliliiK n loo
much iiirimit'j'. ! No, not It rnnnot
lie! Hlic-Vif. I lold ,lnck lie could
hnvo Jut oiiu Id xx. und hu only took
ouii.-l'rili('utoii 'I'Ibit.
Llbtral.
"I nlmolutcly don't know trlmt to
gin- my rook for 11 wcdilltifc prwiint"
"Tlii-ii iduiply Kin Iht uiofii'y"
"Oh. not It 111 nut n't i t n muuli a
thnt"-Ulk.
IIISND'H HKAI'OltT.
PKOKKNCH I llond' noaront oa
port. In couno of n short time it
will ho corinocted with llcnd directly
hy mil. It you wlih to know rnoro
nhout thin eenport, wrlto
OKO. JIBLViN MILLER,
1-23-Hp-Adv Florence, Ore,
Nent ilnnco prt)rniii nnd fancy
proKram prncil nt The Ilullctln, In
nny ijumitlty dculred. t
TELL U5 OVER
THE PHONE
WHO
D0E3
11 " i''iim
Tiin apllt nut wrck'a wmh. Compar
ur blf with tho otbfr (tiloWa. Tbat'a
all.
LOW PRICES, BETTER SFRVICO
Bend Steam Laundry.
"Put Your Duels
In Our Suds"
U
S B'
Q Five Solid Reasons 1
NOTK'K FOR I'UIILICATIOX.
Dopartuivnt of tho Interior, V. S.
IjiihI OIJlMt at Tho, Dalit, Ore
Kon. Kept. 25. 1913.
Notice I herohy Riven that
Tliomaa Gray, of Hand, Oregon, who
on April 28. 1110. mado hoinan'efl.
application No. 0G6I0, forswawV.
nee. 1. and taU. BoUawVi. boc.
2, and ne Vina'.., nfineU, uc. 11,
nnd nwVtiiwU, ec 12, towndilp 20
Houth. raiiKO 1C east. Wlllametto,
Meridian, ha filed notice of inten
tion to mako flnul threo year proof,
to vAtahllah claim to tho land nuow
doMcrlhed, lioforo II. C. Kills. United
Htntoa comnilialonor. nt llend, Oro
Kon. on the 2 2nd day of November,
1913.
Claimant names as wltnc-Mos:
Joeph W. McConnell. Otis C. Ilon
kle, Fulton F. Ilafnor. Frank J. Elk
atoad, all of llond, Orepoii.
II. FRAN1C WOODCOCK.
31-35 Roglater.
XOTU'K FOR l'l'llLICATIOX.
Dtparttnnt of the Interior. U. S.
Iud Oltlce at The Dalles, Oregon,
September 30, 1913.
Notice In hereby given that Fulton
II. llafner, of llond. Oregon, who. on
March 31, 1910. made homeateud
entry No. 0C36&, additional. March
17. 1913. No. 011426. for Lota 3. 4,
8c. IS. T. 19. S.. It. 1-1. K.. SUH.
KMi NKV4, Section 13. Townahlp 19.
B., Raiifio -13. K.. Willamette Meri
dian, has Hied notice of Intention to
make flnul three year proof, to eetaln
llh claim to the land uliove deaerlh
ed, hoforu II. C. Kilt, a U. B. Com.
niliwtoiior. nt hi otltco In llond, Oro
Kon, ou the 17th day of November,
1913.
Claimant name as witnesses:
Frank J. Hlkatead, John A. Hurnkn,
Tliomaa Orny and Adolph Gehhart all
of llend, OreKon.
29-33p II. FRANK WOODQOCK,
Reglater.
NOTK'K OF COXTKST.
Department of the Interior, United
State Land Office, The Dalles,
Oregon, September 22. 1913.
To Clarence C. Presby of Held, Oro-
Kon, Contettee:
You aro hereby notified that
Charles A. Uengtson, who elves oof
II. O. Kills, llcnd, Oregon, us his
post-office addreBB, did on August 23,
1913, tile in this omce his duly cor
, roborated uppllcntlon to contest and
, Rccuro tho cancellation of your homo
I aloud, Entry No, , Sorlal No,
i 010G01, mado August 10. 1912. for
iNBfc 8WU.8V4 aWU.SWVi 8RU.
lEoctlon 23, Township 20. S.. Range
20. K . Willamette Meridian, and an
ground for his contest he alleges
, that uald Clarence C. I'resby hns
1 fulled to establish or mnlntuln u resi
dence upon said entry; that ho has
fnllud to cultivate suld tract na re
lulrod by law; that ho lias wholly
abandoned said tract for nioro thau
six montha last past.
You ure. therefore urthor uotl-
' fled tlmt tho until allogationa will bo
i taken by this olllco cs having been
confeuBOii by you, nud your said otitry
will bo caucoiod therounuor without
your further right to bo hoard thoro
in, either before thla olllco or on ap
peal, If you full to file lu thla olllco
within twenty days nftor the
FOURTH publication of this notice,
na shown below, your answer, undor
onth, spoollknlly mooting nud ro
upending to theso allogationa of con
test or If you fall within tlint time to
lllu In this olllco duo proof that you
hnvo aervod u copy of your answer on
tho Bnld contestant either In person
or by registered mall. It thla service
Is made by tho dollvery of n copy of
your answer to tho contestant la per
son, proof of such service must he
either the Bald contestant's written
acknowledgment of hi receipt of the
copy, showing tho date of Its receipt,
or tho nffltlAvIt of tho pomon hy
whom delivered j If mado hy register
ed mail, proof of such scrvtco mtit
conxlst of the affidavit of tho pemon
hjr whom tho copy wn mailed atntlng
whon and tho poatofneo to which It
wiu mmled, nnd this Affidavit mtit
ho accompanied hy tho postmaster's
receipt for tho letter.
You should state In your answer
tho name of tho postofflco to which
you deslra futuro notice to bo sent
to you.
L. A. JIOOTIf, Receiver.
Onto of firm publication October 1,
1913.
Data of second publication October
8, 1913.
Dato of third publication Ootoher
16. 191.1.
Dato of fourth publication October
22, 1913.
NOTICE FOR I'UIIMOATIO.V.
Department of tho Interior, U. B.
Land Office nt The Dalle, Oregon,
Bnptombor 3, 1913.
Notice I horchy glvon that Jamca
A Htephon, of llend, Oregon, who,
on May 27, 1010, mado homestead
entry No. 0B880. for V 8WVI Beo.
2, IS 'A 8WA, HEVi, Section 3. Town
ship 20. 8., Range 10, K., Willnrnetta
Meridian, has tiled notko of Inten
tion to mako threo yonr proof, to
ftstnhtlMi claim to thn And above do
scribed, boforo 11. C. Kill, a U. 8
Commlatloner, at hi ofllco In llond,
Oiugon, on tho 20th day of October,
lft 13.
Claimant name a wltnessc:
Frank I'orclval, Josoph W. McCon
nell, Jrhn F. Wolff and Clifford M.
Itooln, all of Mend Orogon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK,
27-81 Register.
Hotel Wright
OKIIENVVOOD AVENUC.
The Hotel for Winter.
Steam Heat and Running Hot
and Cold Water.
Get our rates for the winter.
The only stone hotel in Bend.
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Headquarter for Commercial Men
Illectrlc Llhted Throughout
t
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Qood Rooms
Special Attention to
Transient Travel
THE BEND HOTEL
HUGH O'KANE. MANAQEH
BEND,OREGON OoodMeal
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Free bus to
and from train
All arrangements made for persons
desiring to go south and esstof here
Altamont Hotel
THE MOST MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE ROOMS
IN THE CITY. STEAM HEAT. HOT AND
COLD WATER WITH BATH PRIVILEGE.
J. A. CASTES, Algr. Airs. E. J. HERRING, Assistant Algr.
BEND, OREGON
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Pilot Butte Hotel
Ideal Stopping Place for Summer Vacationists
and Travellers.
SPECIAL ATTENTION OIVEN TO COMMERCIAL MEN. . S
OOOD DININd ROOM. J
, J. P. TAdOART, Proprietor.
FREE AUTO BETWEEN HOTEL AND DEPOT.
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Portland'? Famous He
Noted for the Excellence
lis GuisincEuRppeanpIam
Situated in the hub of the principal theater and shopping
district. Recently redecorated and refurnished throughout,
and better equipped today than ever before.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Rooms without bath, $1.00 per day apd up.
Room with bath, $2.00 per day and up.
N. K. CLARKE, Asst. Mgr. O. J. KAUFMANN, Manager
ONE CENT A WORD is all a little want ad will cost you.