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rg. HUN!) IlVLIiKTIN, I1KND, OlUC, WKDNKSDAY, DKCKMIIKR IT, 10111. -& THE BEND BULLETIN (PnhlMicil Kvory Wednesday) 015011018 PALMER PUTNAM. ' Kdllor ami Publlahor. U. N. HOFFMAN MfUinR'tiB Editor. 110UEHT W. SAWYER Assoclato Editor. T , An Indopondont nowspapor atand Ins for tho square doal, clean bual ncw, clean politics and tho best In terest ot Bond aud Central Oregon. Uno year. fl.BO tilx months. .80 Tbroo months 60 All subscriptions aro duo and PAYABLE rN ADVANCE. .Notices or expiration tiro mailed subscribers and If renewal Ir not made within reason nblo ttmo tho paper will bo discon tinued. Ploaso notify us promptly ot any chango ot address, or of talluro to re ceive tho paper regularly. Otherwise wo will not bo rcspouslblo tor copies missed. Mako all chocks and orders pay ablo to Hen (I llullotln. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 17. 1M3. STATE AID AND THE 0. O. I. CO. .Qlisorvors of tho affairs ot tho Cen tral Oregon Irrigation Company havo long scon tho tlmo coming when sonic outsldo agency would havo to toko over ono or moro of tho units whloh tho company Is developing. When tho stato undortook to finish tho rccla motion work begun by tho Columbia Southern company, It was looked on as a precedent and as that work has progressed It has frequently been suggested that the stato might wise ly turn Us hand next to completing Borne of tho work on the east sldo of the river. At Latdlaw last summer Governor Went spoko ot this as a de sirable thing for the state to do. Now tho first step has been taken by the company In making tho proposi tion roported-clsowhero In this paper. I'aper. , The Central Oregon company Is deserving of praise tor tho results It has been able to accomplish since It began Its activities in Crook coun ty. As Mr. Stanley said, In his let tor last weok. It "went Into tho wil dorness" and much ot Umt wlldorncssj Is now turned Into fortllo farms that moan homo and n good living to many peoplo. So far as tho company has completed Its program in respect tp Us lands, It has given no cause for complaint and. we assume, earned n fair return 'on Its Investment. Rut there bas been trouble and In point ing It out wA have no deslro to mako of Mr. Stanloy'a company the goat he mentioned. Tho trouble has arisen because tho company, to uso a homely phraso. has bitten' off moro than It could chew. It has set its teeth in all the apples In the box, hoping thereby to mark them as its own and to return tothclr complete mastication at a later time. Here and here It has returned to a second attack, but the whole project shows loose ends everywhere. The North canal Is unfinished, tho Cen tral Oregon canal Is in process of en largement, the nenbam Falls unit Is untouched. Hardly a settler but finds bis water supply Insufficient and there are some who bought years our gamo resources wlsoly. Thoro aro many golden eggs In thnt goose It wo do not kill her too noon. "John Toolo, business manager ot tho Patterson (N. J.) Call, Is very sick. Ho Is also a mombor ot tho Now Jersey tax assessment board," says an exchange. Ho must havo sprung a GG-mtll assessment and hoard what tho peoplo said about It. Ho, yo knockers ot Central Oregon weather! What think yo of theso December daysT Aron't they & bit like a certnln pnradlso wo havo boon told about? They are, wo think. Fourtoen days moro loft In which to prepare thoso resolutions which you will swear to on tho let and sower, too, on tho 3rd. QUITS TOBIMNS FLESH Rill VandoVcrt Says Ho FeeN u Ixt Hotter, Tiki. After chewing tobacco for 43 years W. P. Vandovert has null to stay quit. Ho camo down from tho ranch Inst week and had got so much fat ter that ho looked like almost n dif ferent man. Hill says it was n hard Job to cut loose from the weed after using 11 so long, and at first ho even dreamod about tobacco. Now, howover, h.i has got tho upper hand ot tho hnhlt nnd has no hankerings to in Imc'.c tn tho otd way. Incidentally, ho has pilncd 19 pounds and his health Is much improved. MARKET REPORT. NORTH PORTLAND. Dec. 17. Receipts for the week havo boon: cattle 1656, calves 29, hogs 7402, An exceptionally good class of cattle wore handled all week, tho feature ot tho latter part ot tho woek being a vory largo number ot grass cattlo from Central Oregon. Top steers went to 8 cents. Ono of tho largest days for receipts was Monday, when nearly 4000 head worn unloaded. Notwithstanding, llqu I d a 1 1 o n was prompt and tops, 14Q0 of them, went nt 8 cents, which price romalned standard (or tho week. Outlook steady. Sncop continued strong, both as to numbors and prlco. Sales have been brisk. Outlook continues firm. Tho Iamb market Is very steady with an cxtrcmo prlco at $6.25 for tops. ago and yet have no water for Ir rigation. By making the offer to turn over the North canal unit tho company admits Its Inability- to carry it to com pletion, and by tho same token, the other portions of the systom, unless the' offer Is taken up, for the funds received from its transfer are in turn to he used by tho company to com-; PlUte Its other work. Viewed from tills angle, various questions arise. It Is all work that should bo done ' for the development of this section of the country and to complete the con tracts made with thoso who have pur-, ohased lands with tho expectation of j seeing water brought to them. Rut' felioHld It bo done In just this way? I If this offer is accepted It means that , (ho stato or tho United States will bo furnishing money to tho company! with which to continue its business1 and at the same time entering into I competition with it in tho rcchhna-l Hon of land and the salo of water I rights. Is it wise to do this? Is It howry to maintain two organiza tions side by sldo doing the same sort "f work? Would the now money serve to complete the other projects? In shorjt, " "l0 8,,te I to put up the mone. should it not oversee all tho Work? FIXE STOCK IMPORTED. (Redmond Spokesman.) Tuesday morning O. A. Rradloy of tills city received a car load of 32 Guernsey holfors, shipped from Ge noa Junction. Wis. They are all high grade tuberculin tested, ana se lected with great care from tho boat herds of southern Wisconsin. An undo of Mr. Hradley'a, who has been In tho stock business for many years, selected and shipped them. QUICKER FREIGHT SERVICE. Reglnnlng last Sunday the Oregon Trunk changed Its freight service so as to make delivery of shipments from Portland and other points at Rend 24 hours earlier. Formerly, Friday's shipments arrlvod at Rend tho following Monday, and the new change will majce Friday a and Sat urday's shipments arrive at Rend at the same time, gaining 24 hours ov er tho old schedule There tuis also been placed Into service a refriger ator car leaving Portland every Wed nesday evening, arriving at Rend for Friday's delivery. Perlahablo goods can bo loaded into this car up to S P. m. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS E. W. Richardson to Millard Trip iott, SE-NE section 3-18-12. Thomns Tweot to Deschutes Con tract Co., water and powortflghts In section 29-17-12. Thomas Tweot to Con. Oro. Irrl. Co., right ot way tor ditch across SE NE, 8ft NE, NW SB 29-17-12. Honry Ltnstor to Con. Oro. Co., easement across tract In section 29, and section 32-17-12, 760, Kenwood Promotion Co to Nottlo H. Tanaoy, Its 19-20, blk 1, It 3 and WIG tt It 3 blk 14, Kenwood. Stnto to Charles W. Allen, 8W NW 10-10-12. Nor. Pac. Ry. Co. to Alfred D. Daniels, SW. 8V 27-10-10 $490. Hownr M .Tumor to Robinson A Hunter Ito 6-6-25. blk 4, Its 3-4-8 blk 3, depot add to Madras. Chas. M. Mudd to May Wallace It 4 blk 3, Latdlaw. L. D. Wlest to Mrs. Susie Cnlor Its 7-8 blk 26, Wlestorla. Nelson Van Husktrk to I. L. liar ader NE NE 14-16-13, $2800. Josophlno D. Redmond to M. A. Lynch, It 23, blk 46, Rodmond. Annlo S. Oslrorn to Howard W. Tumor SE NE 10 NE NW 11-12-11. Jnno Coul y to Sarnh A. Goodman SW NW, KM Stt. U.-1S-1G, $700. NW Trust & Safe Deposit Co to II. E. Rlack SW 8V 1G-20-1C, $200. Northwest Trurtt & -8afo Deposit Co to II. E. Rlack SW NE 16-21-18 $640. Rend Park Co. to Robocca E. Dow ning It 1 blk 10 Rend Park, $200. Rend Park Co to Robocca E. Dow ning It 3, blk 123, 1st add Rend Park $200. C. M. Youmnns, trustee, to Rogors Youmans Lumber Co., about 36,000 acres timber. State to Chas. Duiand 8W BW 5-18-13. Rend Park Co to Willis R. Cox. It 18, blk 102 1st add Rend Park. $160. Sheriff to Guy Scars WH SW 36-16-14, $673. shown nbovo. (This Information , Is required from dully noWHtmpura only.) (8lgnod) U. N. HOFFMAN, Sworn to nnd subscribed before mo this 10th day of December, 1013. Seal ROSS FARNHAM, Notnry Puhllo for Oregon. (My commtsHloii oxplroa Juno 4, 1014. NOTICE FOR PUHLICATION, Department of tho Interior, U. 8. ltnd omco nt Tho Dallos, Oregon, November 13. 1013. Notlco Is horoby given that Robert R. Gould, whoso poatoftlpo ad dress Is Rend. Oregon, did, on tho 20th day ot January, 1013, filo In thin omco sworn statement and ap plication, No. 011100, to purchase lots 2 and 3, section 19, township 17 south, rango 12 cast, Wlllamotto Meridian, and tho timber thcroou, under the provisions ot tho net of Juno 3, 1878, nntl acts nmondntory known as tho "Timber nnd Stone i.av, ai such valuo as might bo fixed by appralsemaut, aud thnt, pursuant to such application, tho land nnd tim ber thereon havo boon nppmtsed Ono Hundred Seventy-Six Dollars, tho tlmbor estlmntod 125 M. board foot at $0.76 per M., and tho lnud $81.00; that said applicant will offer llnnl nroof In nuniHirt of Ills implication I man has iilmuiloiioil "l t'lilry for nnd sworn statement on thn 24th moro limn Mx monthe Inst past, tlmt ho linn novnr eoiwtruclMl on muu mud n hnliltiihlu Iioiiho nor niiy othor Im. provomonts other tliitn (ho millhV Hon of n tract nut to oxcoud ton ncroM. You nro, (lioroforo, furllier notified that thn nnld allegations will bo taken as confessed, and your wtld mijry will hn canceled without fiirtiror ' right to Ito hoard, otthor boforo this , o III co or on appeal, If you fall t6 Qln In this omco within twenty days offer tin FOURTH publication or tins day of January, 1014. boforo II. (J. Ellis, U, H. Commissioner) nt lloml, Oregon, Any person Is nt llhurty (o protest thin purehnso boforo entry, or lul tlato n contest ut any limn boforo pat ent Issues, by filing n corroborated nllldavlt In thin olllco, alleging facts whloh would dofent thn entry, II. FRANK WOODCOCK, 37-10 Knglstor. NOTICE OF CONTEST. Department of tho Intorlor, United States l.and Ofllcos Tho Dallos, Oro-goii, Nnvombor 18, 1013. To Russell Darker ot Rend, Oregon) Cnntcstoo: You nro hereby notified thnt Frank llurwlts, who gives o-o E. E. Parker, Rend, Oregon, as his poRtomco ad dress, did on October 31, 1013, filo In this omco his duly oorrohornted ap plication to contest mid securo tho cannellatlon of your hnmoataad entry No. , serial No, 09870, made January 26, 1912, for SHU. see. 3. township 20 h., range 14 oast, Wil lamette Meridian, and an grounds for his contest ho alleges (hat snld entry- notlco, as shown bnlow, your nnswnr, i under oath, specifically respondllig to theso allegations of content, to gether with dun proof (hat you havo nerved a copy of your answer on Mio snld contestant either In person or by' registered mall. You should stato In your answr thn namo of tho post ofllco to which you dnslro future notices to bofcmit to you. I II. FRANK WOODCOCK, Rnglstar, Dnto or first publication Nov. 2(1, 1013. Data of second publication Deo,. 3, 1913. Dato of third publlonttou Dee, 10, 1913. Onto of fourth publication Deo, 17, 1013, Statement of tho Ownership, Manage ment, Circulation, Etc., required by act of August 24, 1912, ot The Rend Bulletin, published wcokly at Rond, Oregon, for October 1, 1913. Name of- Postofiloo Address Editor. O. P. Putnam Rend. Oro. Managing Editor, V, N, Hoffman, Rond, Oro. Business Mauagor, U. N. Hoffman, Rond. Oro. Publisher, G. P. Putnam, Rend, Oro Owner, G. P. Putnam, Rond. Oro. Known bondholders, mortgagees and other security holders, holding 1 por cent, or moro of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or othor se curities: (If thero aro nono, so state.) Nono. Average number of copies of each Is sue of this publication sold or dis tributed, through the malls or oth erwise, to paid subscribers during tho six months preceding tho dste HEXEFITK LOCAL PEOPLE. Rend peoplo have discovered thai A SINGLE DOSE of almplo buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as compounded In Adler-l-ka, the German appendi citis remedy, removes gas on tho stomnch and constipation AT ONCE. The Patterson Drug Co. Adv. XMAS PHOTOS PLAYER PIANOS and Straight Pianos Come in nnd henr the beau tiful toned S. W. MILLER PLAYER PIANO. Sold at a very moderate price. . Also other makes. . M. Thompson PIANOS TUNED. Come in and see our new line of XMAS Folders They are nifty and up-to-date. Get the prices and ar range n Bitting. We aro sure we can please you. Bo sure to be in time for Xmas. THE ELITE STUDIO With uew' varlettos of trout In her Htreams and, pheasants In tho fields. Central X)regdu Is booomlng moro of u sportsman's paradise than ever. Rightly used, theso advantages wjll moan much to this part ot tho stato, not only In providing sport and re creation for local residents, but Ii umsujUnu hunters from othor mo tion. Certain states in the pant reckon tho amounts left with hotel keepers, guides aud summer canijiB by visiting sportsmen In the millions of dollars. In the samo manner tlipjuands ot dollars will be brought nqrgih tho years to come It wo treat 1c A WORD IS ALL A LITTLE WANT AD WILL COST YOU J w & OWN YOUR HOME. IT'S EASY. 1 will build to your order any kind of a building you may want. You can pay part now and the balance in monthly payments to' suit. SAVE THE RENT. K. P. MADSEN, Contractor and Builder, Deschutes, Oregon Stop the LossFires are Unnecessary RM Brick is absolutely fire proof in any ordinary conflagration. Brick Buildings never burn, although they arc sometimes injured by falling timbers or combustible interior woodwork. A brick building is absolutely (he proof if wire glass is used in the windows and if burned clay floors are used. An interior fire in such a building is con lined to the room in which it originates; no outside fire can attack it, The proportion of burned clay in a building construction measures its fire proof qualities. Burned clay is the only building material that has been through the" fire before you get it, in such a manner that it will resist fire.. All combustible material is burned out , of the brick before you get it. WHEN YOU BUILD USE MUCK. $ The Bend Brick & Lumber Co. t THE t METROPOLIS OF . CENTRAL OREGON DO YOU ItKALIZK TIIK HAPID HTIHDKH THAT I1KXO IH MAKI.NO? 1K YOU KVKIt BTOl' TO COMI'AUK IIKNO'H OHOWTII AND HI. PIIOVKMKNT WITH OTIIHIl XKW TOWNH VOL' KNOW? DO YOU UKAM7.K THAT IN TWO HIIOItT YKAIIM HKNII HAH UllOWN FKO.M A SMALL COINTIIV TOWN OK FIVIJ OH MIX IIU.V. IHKI I'KOl'LK TO A WIDK AWAKK, UI'.TO.DATK LITTLK CITY Ol' TWKNTY-FIVK IIU.VDItKD. I1KND HAH IH'ILT OVKIl FOUIt IIU.V. IlllKI) HKHIDKNCKH IN TIIK LAHT TWO YKAIIH. IN TIIK LAHT VKAH HHK HAH IIUIIT HIX HUIWTANTIAL IIIIICK Oil HTONH IIUHINKHH IILOCKH, CONTAINING! FII-TKKN HTOIIi: HOOMH IIWIIUH ADDITIONS AND IMI'HOVHMKNTK TO OTIIKIt III'ILDIMIH. Mill HAH jUHT COM. I'LKTKI) A MOIMIItN HKUT.lt HYKTKM AT A COST wF $711,000. IH JUHTHTA11TINOON A iM,000 HCIIOOL IIOIHK, TIIK ISONDS FOIl , WHICH HOLD A WAV AIIOVK PAH, HAH (JIIAIIKD IIKIl HTHKKTH AND IIAH Jl'HT INHTALLKI) AN UP-TO-TIIKOIINl'TK HYhTKM OF CLUHTKIt t.'t.t.'lYrtHil I I11IITIVI !H), YOU KNOW OF ANOTIIKH TOWN TO COMPAUK WITH IIHUJ HKND'H IMPHOVKMK.Vr AND OKOWTII IH JUHT lIlJOINNINO. N? OTIIHIl TOWN ON TIIK .MAP OFFKIM A IIKTTHIt Oil Hl'HKIt HKWAIIlT , TOTIIKINVKHTOItOUHOMKHKKKKH. . WK AHK OWNKIIH OH K.VCLlMIVK AOKNTH FOIt TIIK FOlftoWlNU IMIOPKUTY WHICH COMPIllHKS TIIK MOST DKHIHAHLK I.V'llHND. Original Townsite of Bend Park Addition Lava Koad Addition North Addition Riverside Addition Lytle Center Addition Bend Park First Addition to Bend Pork Second Addition to Bend Park Boulevard Addition & VA v: A Wo Invito Von to Call or Write for Further Infornuitloii ." .Mutter, Miim, Ktc, or Descriptive '. BEND PARK COMPANY v 455 Empire Building, Seattle, Wash. First National Bank Building, Bend, Oregon. Ik: r mnummIi ft