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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1914)
PAUK 6. BRNI nULMCTIN, WRNU, OIIK., WKIINKHDAY, FKimi'AKY 4, 1014, "A CAMPAIGN OF ODDITIES. Whsn ths Log Cabin and Hard ClcUr Enlhuaiatta Rejoiced, Political enthusiasm Iiiih token ninny forms during the lifetime of thin nil tlon. Tho llnrrlHiii-Vnu Huron presi dential cnmpnlKti of IKIti was In souio respects the most remarkable the coun try tins over won. "I"mm May tilt No vember." says one historian. "It seemed ns If nil nhtclxxlletl iltUen simply went iilptut In professions to attend muss meetlno." The j:rvul oddity of the rnmpalgn vras the hie mliln. thei-tMiii mid the el der barrel. The lojt oublu Idea oriel tiatod with nn opposition paper which had wild HllRhtlnely that "Wllllain Henry Harrison better ko back to In dlutm and Ktuy then In bis log cabin drlnkttiu html elder" The tniint was taken up by Hnrri son's follonvrs I .ok rahlns sprang up nil over the Union. In every town there was u house wn nn Inc. and the log cabin win thrown open to the public amid general jvjolrlug. On the roof vrad a live rorvunn. and n barrel ot elder tHd before the dir. where any one who desired might drink all ho chose. It was a campaign of otldtttea. Fome of the symlsils have never been sur passed for genuine absurdity. Muga lino of America-! UNtury. SIMPLICITY m THE HOME Thar a Such a Condition aa Having Too Many Furnishing. Many nervous. Irritable, dissatisfied, nnbappy women would tH-come calm nnd conteuted If they would store. Rive or throw away half of "their lslong lugs. 'Some have abandoned elepint resldemi-a and taken their families Into hotels or Istardtog houses wbo could have continued to keep up their homes If. Instead of chine up their bouses themselves, they had donenway with the superfluous furnishings. Pome one, ofien the mlstre-w herself, must clean nud care for every article of furnishing, no matter how buniblo Its use or bow ornamental Its function, and this round of duties proves many times to be a grievous burden on deli cate shoulders. There la such a thing possible as hav ing too many utensils nnd tools to -work with, so that taking out replac ing and keeping them clean and In or der add to the dally labor. Too much furniture In a room, so that walking through It seems a perilous attempt to steer a course without disaster, too many garments to wear, for Umo Is consumed In caring for tbem. nnd even in choosing what to put on. Suburban Lifo Magazine. Subscription Bargains UXTHj FKllKUAKY 0, 11)14, WK OITKU TO ANVONK The following Subscription Bargains D.VHA. SUNDAY POUTIiAM) JOUIt.VAfj ONI. YKAU nnd TIIK 1JKNW HL'M.KTIN ONK YICAU $6.00 DAILY POM-LAND JOUltNAL ONK YKAU and THK ltKNI) 1JULLKTIN ONK YKAU $5.00 SUNDAY POUTIjAXI) JOUltNAL ONK YKAK nnd THK DKND llULIiKTIN ONK YKAU $3.00 SKMMVKKKLY POUTIAXI JOUltNAL ONK YIUU I nnd T1IK I1KND UULI.KTIN ONK YKAU $2.25 IUUXG Oil SKXI IN YOUIt UKMITTAXCKH TO US UK FORK KKUItUAKY (I, 1014, AS THK OIFKlt KXPIUKS ON THAT DATK. - THE BEND BULLETIN n k n n o It K flO.N KLKCTION LAW DIGEST. Secretary of Stato Olcott an nounces that tho digest of tho elec tion laws described In Tho Hullctln last week 1 now ready for mailing and that copies may bo had upon ap plication to him. A Widow's Curious Cap. A very curious cap forms the "wid ow's weeds' of the Australian aborigine in one part of the great island conti nent Near the northeast bend of the Murray river It Is the custom for wid ows to atteud upon the tomb of their departed turds. Tlu-u nfter shaving tbclr beads tbey cover them with pipe clay kneaded Into u paste. The head Is tint corcred with a net to prevent! the clay from sticking too tightly to the skin, a misfortune which is partly averted by the amount of grease with which every Australian native is anoint ed. A layer of this clay several Inches in thickness is plastered over the head and when dry forms a sort of skullcap exactly fitting the bead on which, it was molded. As It weighs several pounds, the widow's cap cannot be comfortable. REALESTATE TRANSFERS T. v McCalllstcy to Fran'c II. Km tor. et al, part lots 5, C, blk 19 Prlnc vllle. Leila Johnson to John Wells S M NE, 8E NW, NE SW 26-15-20. David Grant Miller to Charles 8. Congloton E4 8E, 8W SB, 8E SW 2C1C-23. J3G00. L. A. Hcathman to James Sklrv Ing 2. 3, A, 5, wost hult 7, 8. 0. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16 Collins Add, lied mond. Jem C. Kaas to Chester E. Houcli SE SE C; SV4 SW. NE SW 6-11-14. Harboldt-Wllson Co. to W. J. Sum mers. Its 9 to 19, blk 37, 20, 21, 22, 2C, blk. Hlllman. Hiram Gibson to P. M. Iluthflold all 34; W'M NE, Kfc NW, WV, SW 2C: 8K8E 27-13-15. M. Sfchel to P. M. Iluthflold q C dcod (same). Articles o( incorporation of Tho IMorco Banltoitani, by K, A, I'loco, V. C. Coo, II. Forrlll, O. M Patterson, Uoud, 30,000 (Tiiborculosla uto.) Evvn li. Swank to 1. Stoliiliurn ot nl Ha 0, 24, 30, 30 blk 37, lllllnun, $500. U, H. to hnlio of Charles Wolfor patent 8H SW 111 NK NW, NE 14 j 8V NW 13-10-14. Itediiioitd Towimlto Co. to I.oo Vim dormark. It 5, blk 4ft Itedmund, $300, United Land Co, to Lllllas Kruinur it l, ink a. uiKhlami Park Add. Mo tnllUR, $150, Cun. Oro. Irrl. Co., to John M. Crenshaw water right mid rol. of lion, NW NW 24.14-13. State to John At. Crenshaw ij o deed (same.) Wnl tor II. Phillips to Carrlo II. Yo. cum Its 0-10-1 1-12-13, blk 40 lllll man. llcml Park Co. to llort Mooro It 8, blk 117 1st Add Duud Park. $100. Tho lloml Co., to I. II. Knoll It 0, blk 30. Center Add lloml. Walter Dnnlols to Lillian M. Dan iels H Int. NW 21-17-13. Floyd Duiiiunt to David II, Morluy It 8. blk IK, Kenwood. Flntoy Morrison ot nl to C. II. Woodsworth Mi Hit In Ru 8, WH SE 17, lta 1, 2 KM, NW 18, nil 21 17-11. La Pino Townstto Co. to N. L. Lnngrord It , blk 28 La Pino. U. 8. to Samuel W. Compton pntont Its 2, 3, 4. SE SW or 30-12-10. . U. S. to Satmiol W. Compton patent 8 Hi NE, EH 8E 25-12-15. W. D. Ilarnes register nnniu for farm. "White Hock Ilanch" 84 NW 10-KM2. Ore. Ilanoli ft Land Co to school district No. 00, 1 ncro In NE NW 20-15-14. Hay V. Constable to Lucie A. Da vis Its 5-0 blk 1. 4th Add Prlnuvlllo. U. S. to Peter SckkuIIiik patent NE 27-20-11. A. It. Hitter to Mary C. Noon an It 13, blk 2, 1st Add Pnlmaln. Stato to J. W. Howard SW NE 10-14-12. U, 8. to Peter Mamncli patent 8E 321 113 Hobert A. Ford to Chnrlen W. Col by timber on NV4 8E, SW SE, SE NW 20-17-18. $750. II. 8. to Jean Claypool pntont SE NW, 8W NE. M4j SE 29-IC12. John F. Harris to Henry Mont gomery Its 11-12, blk 7, 2nd Add Prlnovillo. $350. Chnrlen O. Harber to Ileislo 8. Clark WK SW, BW NW 24, NE SE 23-U-1G. U. S. to Wllllain II. Houk patent SE SW 29-12-14. Hank or Kenton to W. II. Hiirlburt sec 1G-13-12. Ilodmond Townslto Co. to Hed mond Hank of Commerce Us 11-12, blk 5, Redmond. Tho llund Co. to Casondo Hoalty Co., Its 1, 5. 8, 9, 10, 11, 15, blk 1; It 18, blk 4, Cascade. W. C. Harbor to 11. E. Oaborn Its 9, 12. blk 17; Us 10.11.12. blk 37; Us 1, 2, 6, 0, blk 9; Its 9, 10, blk 34. Culver. Faruuhar Mellao to Charles It. Currlo tlmbor NE. NE SW. N4 SE 33; WM,. NW 8K 34.13-19, SE NE, EM, 8B 6; KV4 N'E. SW NE. SE NW, EJ4 SW, NW 8E 8; NW NW 0-14-19. Northorn Pacific Hr. Co, to Frank P. Illxon SW SE 23-19-11, $330. UN ew Dress Material a-str - . rt" -uwej lilNKN HlUTINGHPIiAIN COLOUH 30c a ydrd (MtKPKIIATINK 30c a yard NPHATINK 25c a yard WHIPCOUD 20c a yard NEW SPRING GINGHAMS TOILK 111' KOKD I2iC a yard NEW GINGHAMS 10c a yard NEW PKHCALICH 10c and 12!c ayard . A. Sather w w w Building Material LUMBER, SHINGLES The Miller Lumber Company Bend, Oregon. Wcathar Vants. The best weather vaues are made with the greatest nicety and precision, so that tbey bulanrt perfectly uud turn with the least poMxIble wear. The vane is. of course, lunger ou one side of the socket than on the other or It would not turn wltb the wind, but Its weight is the same on both sides. If It is a narrow vane, for Instance, the weight of the solid head Is easily made equal to that of the longer, pro jecting but thinner feather end. and all vanes, whatever they may be. are bal anced aa to weight und adjured that tbey turn easily und wltb the least possible friction. Understanding. . A well known artist tells of nn amus ing colloquy In an art gallery where two young women were viewing a copy of Millet's "Gleaners." One of the young womun was carried away by her eiithiiMlasm. "How lieau-. mm: now wouuerrun tvuai art; she exclaimed. "Above nil, how uutu- mr v Then, after n pause, she said, "Hut what are those people dolug?" Drawing tieurer to read the title, she was enlightened "Oh. now." sho add ed. "I see! .Cleaning millet! now won derful! IIuw beautiful!" Kzohaugo. I FRUIT TREES Our nursery is located on Powell Butte, fourteen miles east of Bend. Our trees are the kind we recommend after over thirty years experience in the fruit business in this neighborhood. Our prices and treatment will please you. Catalog free on request. Come unci see ourorehardsand nursery. Ofllee address, l'rineville. Ore. LAFOLLETTE NURSER.Y CO. JtvlAL 1 Electric Iron, guaranteed ItlA. O forever, Reg. price tp 1. Upright Electric Toaster t C f Reg. price P2.JJ 1 Electric Coffee Percola- P C tor, Reg. price H TOTAL....! $15.25 A Substitute. Mrs. Crabshaw-When the woman next door returned after being uwuy n week her husband tvas Just contempti ble enough to say that be hadn't miss ed her. Cruushiiw I don't suppose be did. He hud the talking machine go lug all the time. Judge. Musical Not. Tardy Arrival (at the concert! nava I missed much? What aro Uiey playing now? One of the Elect -The "Ninth Symphony." Tardy Arrival Goodness! Am 1 as late us that? Harper's Bazar. Her Advantsae. "Your daughter has an angelic dis position." "Yes; wo always let her havo ber own way about everything." An Institution Is the lengthened sha dow of one muu. Emerson. For a short time we will make a special price on all three of $12 ciilfyflP We Deliver the Goods BUS AND DRAY LINE LIQHT AND HEAVY LIVERY. liny, Jtarlcy, Oats, Wheat and Dran at lowest prices. Tho Lnrjrtist Darn In Control Oregon. WENANDY LIVERY CO. Bend, Oregon. . J. H. WENANDY LON L. FOX :r. Bend JVater Light fSb fmer Co. -www 'f 3f'- The Owl For Busy People DaUytraln each way between Central Oregon points and Portland. Tourist sleeping car (Berths $1.00.) First class coaches. (&OMTRUNKKY. CENTRAL OREGON LINE Save a Day Each Way FROM CENTRAL OREGON Leavo Bend 8;U0 p. m. " Diwchutos 8:48 p. in. " Redmond 9:10 p. m. " . Terrcbonno...U:2'l p. in.. " Culver 10:02 p, m. " Motollua 10:20 p. in. " Mudras 10:110 p. in. Arrive Portland 8:10 n. m, TO CENTKAL OREGON Eenvo Portland 7:00 pi in. Arrive Mndrua 0:00 a. m. " Motollus fl:lCn. m. " Culvor 0:28 a.m. " Terrobonno...7:08 n, m. " Rdmond 7:23 n. m. " Dc8chutea...,7:'43 n. in. " Rend 8:00 a. in. Prompt despatch of freight between Central Oregon and Portland and Portland and Eastern Cities Connections mado In Portland to and from Willumotto Valloy, Astoria and Clatsop Reach points, Pueot Sound, Spokane Montana. Colorado. St, Paul, Omaha, Kansas City and Chicago, Fares, Umo Bchedulcs, nnd other Information by lottor. or unon application to 11, 11, UUUilHll, A. U. 1'. A, J, 11, UUUUHT, AgOIlt. Portland, Oro. bond, Oregon. W. O. WILKBB, A; O, P. & P,, A.,, Portland, OroBo A M M 1 4 - i I 4 ikk. .'.. jIW.