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OF WATER FINAL
CROOKED RIVER IS
INVOLVED
About iSM Users of Water on tho
Stream Wlicra -10 Certificates
Art IrniichI !y Water Hoard
,Jlo ard, Last sWock.
(Special to Tho Dulletln)
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SALEM, Nor. 24. Tho final do-
erco In tho adjudication of tho waters
of Crooked" rlvor, In Contral Oregon,
was entered by tho Stato Water
Hoard nt a meeting held last Wed
nesday. There nro about 22G users
of water interested In tho stream.
Tho board nlso tssucd tho flnnl
wator certificates to tho users having
title to tho waters of Squaw creek.
Tho Issuanao of the II rat certifi
cates of water rights under tho water
codo enacted in 1909 were author
ized by tho wator board. Theso cer
tificates convey ns bona fldo a title
to tho wator Involvel as a warranty
deed docs with land. Tho certifi
cates aro based on & showing by tho
persons filing on tho water that tho
same tins been put to benoflclal uso
as contemplated when a permit tor
use of the wator was obtained In tho
first place from tho stato engineer.
About 40 ccrtlflcates wero issued.
hoad op htoie valley?
Indications Point to Hill Line Mora
Strongly Titan Krer.
EUGENE. Nov. 23. Thoro aro in
dications that tho Oregon Electric
Railway expects to extend its lino
from Eugeno well up the McKenrlo
valley, tho coming summer.
Announcement made last night by
Hydraulic Engineer George S. Ed
ntondstono that wr am cosi!':
for the Oregon Electrlc'g $5,000,000
)ower plant nt Clear Lake add to the
bollef that tho railroad will built
for at least 40 miles up tho M. eiuzlc
this coming year. ,
The construction of this proposed
road acrem the mountains f join tho
Oroffon Trunk at llend has been ro
repeatedly rumored.
AUI OK THANKS.
Wo take this means of thanking
nur friends In llond who assisted us
by tholr kindness and sympathy
through the illness and death of our
son Erie.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Ruff.
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FLOUR MILL IMPROVES PUNT
About 9U00O Kxpcittlcd on Now Kle
vntor nnd Kinlptnent.
An announced Inst week, tho nddl-
tlou recently put on tho south oiul of
tho Uoiul Milling & Wnrohouso Co.'s
Hour mill la now completed. Tho
storago room In tho now olovntor hiB
a capnclty of 6000 bushels, ns won ns
holding n cnrlond of barley nnd oata
ns required.
Hereafter nil Brain recolvod from
cars or teams will bo dumped di
rectly Into tho elevator nnd taken to
tho top or tho building whora It wm
bo weighed. After passing over tho
scales It goes through n receiving
soparntor which thoroughly cleans It
before It Is stored. In addition to
other Improvements, whoso cost has
beon about $3000, tho company has
Installed n now food roll, of n dally
capacity of 20 tons.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
llend Park Co. to John Johnson,
lots 7-S, blk 27, nond Park, $220.
U D. Wlest to J. Q. 8houp, lot C,
blk 9, Wiostorla.
Tho llend Co. to ltond Turk Co.,
iota 10-11, blk 45, Contor add, Hond.
llend Park Co. to Edwin Lyman,
lot 13, blk 101, lot 2, blk 110, 1st
add. Hcnd Par, ?340.
llond Park Co. to (loo. K. IConyon,
lot 3, blk 92, llend Pari. $200.
Frank W. McCaffory to Presby
torian Church of Slaters, lota 1-2,
blk S, Sisters.
EVENING LIGHT.
Hero dn the bleb hill's dusky
crest
I look fur down tho valley dim
To where tho sunset In the west
Hums fnlut against tho great
earth's rim.
The home lights dot tho shadow
ed rale.
They twlnkta on bills far and
beacon lights that never
fall
To point tho feet tho home
ward way.
They send across tho twilight
miles
A cheery word to hearts who
roam.
Each Is n star that brightly
smiles
To mark the plnco of lovo nnd
homo.
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Yea. tittle stnrs of earth, whoso
boa mi
I see far down the valley dim.
Yo light to love ns tbey whoso
betiuts
In beuven far light us to him!
Arthur Walluco Peach.
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UNION TIIANKHtltVlNO HHUV1UKS.
At tho Presbyterian church tomor
row thoro will bo union Thanksgiv
ing services, participated. In by tho
MethoMtst, Presbyterian nnd Hap'tist
churches. Tho hour Is 10:45, llev.
K. C. Nowham will preach. A special
musical program will bo given.
CHURCH NOTICES
Methodist.
Services Sunday 11 a. in., nnd 7:30
p. m. Sunday school 10 n.m. En
worth Lcaguo 6:30 p. in. Mole
Study Class Thursday at 7:30 p. tu.
Choir practice Friday at 7:30 p. in.
Presbyterian.
Sunday services: Sunday school nt
10 a. in., preaching at 11 a. m. nnd
7:30 p. in. You nro Invited to theso
services. Urlng somebody with you.
Church of tho llrvthtcii,
Sorvlcos onch altornnlu Sunday nt
3 p. m. In the M. E. Church. Sor
vlcos next Sunday.
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OUHCiON TKIWK TRAIN
Arrives S n. m.
Leaves 8:30 p.m.
IJ.-W. k. .v .-. Tll.I..
Arrives 7:45 p. m.
Leaves 7:25 a. in. -
STAGE LINK SOUTH.
Arrives .7:30 p. m.
Loaves 10 n. m.
AUTO MNKH.
- Cars dally io Hums nnd points
south nnd southenst.
POSTOKI-'ICE HOURS. -
Goneral delivery open dally 10
a. in. to 6 p. in.
Goneral dollvery open Sunday
-- 10:30 to 11 a. in.
- Railway mall closes 7 p. m.
TELEdltAPH HOURS.
Wostorn Union dnlly 7-12.1-C,
7-10. Sunday 8-10, 4-0. 8-10.
TELEPHONE HOURS.
Pioneer Co. daily 7 a. m.-9 p. m.
Sunday 8-12 and 5-8.
FOR FAMILY USE
OUR PUKE
JERSEY MILK
AND CREAAl
IS OUST.
Clover Leaf Dairy
P. VV. STAATS, Prop.
FOR BUSINESS LOTS
FOR RESIDENCE LOTS
FOR GARDEN LOTS
For Close-in Acreage
FOR FARM LANDS
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Let us show yot the property av?dc" ZSH
conservative buyer that BEND REAL ESTATE is a conservative investment
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JHVE. THIS MflPgrfuny IT-INVESTIGATE
You Should See
tn tir purthl l fSeo twracteon my Ictmt. Tht iyiitounillni Ihc mvctTil monnUlntc fullol mImi1 wiimtrt ami Jml lh Utt
for vncallon La line It only (taut two )ttoM, bul iulns uplilljr II Iim Utrphoiie ipltm, two gum! halfU, I wo lil( iiiftl
mtrchtmllM tern But cUMtlrcry nut lriUublr,n ecrllnil ncuirr llht !. Ilnr Inlcr XounUIn), of of lh mol rarrlt
rMiimftrtlcliilnlii Ihf ttetr unj (tilt dull, by tnt wy, lit IH own pM.iwilynmt lh imU tmt ttrU, llirivun llicll tUU hu.
Tlitre te lhrt null uw mlltt In the vicinity of I I'lue, whl. h l Jiut tht lfliinhu at llif 1I lumlwilns unil milling timlutM that will I
ilane here Thre aic o.l onliita lit maiiuructuiiUK ami olir tmtincn Ilnr hi In Hucallonal raalltra I.a lln li invgirulte It haa
a ttn-actr Khool park iu tht lirart ofthetttlilcnCT aetlton ami now lrthc Ui loth Iwclllh sta.lf A Catliitllr thurth hat ! built
here, ami other churvhva ar mannm in riahli,h ihn,iva tm iin h.. ., nmi ...itiiii. iM-,ti !.,.. .,. .kii. ,,.
owutij hcommicrtl to develop, awl wlilrh alone wotiM bulM a ol aiinl city Tht bl area of farm laml lilliutary Io I.a Ilnr woubl
alone bull.l and maintain a txl al'etlctly. The vaat tiart of timber liltmlary to La Pine wnnM aloue build a jo.i.1 .lied city With th
comhig of the two big railroad y.uin, to l. rine, whleh will kkiii development In and around I.a Pint will I rapid I.a pine
can be reached via Or Nr., N ! . O U - K AN and V P. K Vu ran make mener br huelne tirotiertv al La fine In advance el the
rallroada. ixher are ilolue It. why nul YntV
ofthe Northwet It taund to grow rapUly, and that proietty valura will climb areurdlngly
only a few dollar per l)uth on each lot You don't mlu the Money, but you uo acquire '
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CLINE TALLS
(Continued from Pago 6)
Ktiosts of Harry Ileokwlth Suiutay.
Mr. Jtnh and friend, of VaIom,
rolled at tho Council HIiIks farm
Thursday.
itnv. Irn Vox of Rmlmnnd prentthsal
at the whool hotum Mtmday iHurntHK.
Mrs. Harry lisckwltti U on ths sick !
Illl.
Drop In nt tho Metropolitan, not
your sliavo or hair out nnd have a
Rnme of pool or billiards In n oloan,
pleasant place. Adv.
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La Pine
ml ilamiiiuuintins iwinlty. The Uml ! tlth, ilrrp ralttnlc h form
IKmi, iioluck, l ctl, li el ilralnatt, ami rxtlltnl itilhltliis ltt
lirtrrr Utf iwr tlinii Mfrcl. The
. WAM UP to the fact that a aulMl. welldwaled
LA PINE TOWNSITE COMPANY. La Pino, Orogon.
Htllable agenlt, with goo.1 Unk refereurea, wanted In all patlaof the Uullcd Stale.
ni'CKlNd MIHHAPS.
Automobiles nnd ducks don't al
ways agree Saturday O. l.ur guard
of (.aldlaw. with C. 15. lions and Al
fred Hanson, loft for Crano'Pralrlo.
Whttii about 1ft iiiIIhs from tholr
dtMllnatlon thny gut stuek n: n young
Itllsmrd, and had to turn Iwek. Hun
day thny tried again, on tho upper
rlvwr, but the oar broke down, and
Tuny ualkml. On the 11th J. C.
IthtHltaH and Clydo McKay Isft for
Xllvttr lMk. Nliio mllM from Xyean
tH iiinIh drlva pinion bruku; they
enmpwl thorw two da). After now
part had arrived, they got home,
urrtvltiK Niindny. IthudtM says thoy
got plenty of ducks; McKay says they
didn't.
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Real Estate
T. E. HUNTER, Real Estate Manager
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VvfcOUM MIUS ...
cittrme fowtrt TMrtifiArs'n
MtaiTM Woll'!TV
Inlolnl Unit Willi iximIu! xtUr llilil
town Inont of the lieweit and bed aectloua
Pf Icea now from Imoouh. The lerma are eav.
valuable piony Write Inlay far plat, prke
NOTH'K I'Olt PUIH.IC,TI().V.
Dupartmoiit of tho Interior, V. H.
Ijtnil Orilcti at Tim Dalles, Oro
gon, Novembor 17. 1013.
Notice Is hereby given Hint Isaac I.
(lorby of Portland, Orogon, who on
Novomber 8, 1011, made desert land
milry No. OUIK, for HWV.NWW.
section 13. township 18 youth, rsngo
12 oast, WHIrtiiifltto Meridian, Iihn
lllml notlen of liiletntlon to innkn
tltinl dmKtrt laud proof, to oslni'llsli'
claim to tho land nixnH desr-riiied,
Imforo II. C. ICIIIm, If. H Commie
slonor at llwml, OrHon, on the -Otlt
day of DwHinlMtr. 1913,
Claimant iinmwt as wltuesaes
Honr It. Pord, JaniM Itynu, Otis
C, lluukltt nnd Joseph V. Thomas,
all of Ilmul, OrngoH.
II. KRANK WOODCOCK.
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