The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, March 18, 1914, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextBEND lJULLKXIN, REND, OUK., WEDNESDAY, MAltCII 1H, 101 1. ' PAGE 4. THE BEND BULLETIN (PublMicd Every Wednesday) GEORGE PALMER PUTNAM Editor nnd Publisher. ROBERT W. SAWYER Assoclnto Editor. An Itiilnimtulnnt nnwnnniior atnnd tng for tlio squnro donl, cloau busfy ncss, clean politics nnd tlio Dost in terests of Horn! nnd Contrnl Oregon. uno year.. $1.50 Hlx mouth SO Three months... SO All subscriptions aro duo nnd rAVADLK IX ADVANCE. Notices of expiration aro mailed subscribers nnd If renewal Is not mndo within ronson nblo tlmo the paper will be discontinued. Please notify us promptly of nny change of address, or of lntluro to re ceive the paper rogalarly. Othorwlse wo will not bo responsible for copies missed. Make ntl cheeks nnd orders pay able to Dond Bulletin. WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS. 1514. THE CREVMERY. The plan to estnbllsh a co-operative croaraery here is pmcrrcMing well. Four facta are established; thoro aro enough cows to warrant the institution: that the fanners would benefit greatly by it; that this community would benoflt propor tionately to the farmers: nnd that Bend business men stand ready to supply the necessary capital. , Emphasis upon one point is desir able, so that those who have not been present at the Commercial Club lun cheons may understand it thorough ly. It Is that the fundamental de sire of all concerned is to have the creamery owned nnd operated" by farmers and for farmors. This should bo emphasised because of a notion abroad to the effect that it was pure selfishness which got the business men Interested In the scheme; In short, that It was entirely a "town enterprise," and a monoy-maklng one at that. Of course the motive behind the work Is seiflshnes. Out It Is a verr unselfish selfishness. The business men who will advance money to get the creamery started are doing so because they know that what helps the farmer helps tho town nnd them selves. There's where the selfishness comes In. But no business man has any expectation of dividends. Nono of them expect or desire to retain stock. Their financial contribution will be in the shape of a loan, and just as soon as the cream producers are able to repay the loan and take over tho stock they are the ones to conduct the creamery- made In tho near future, thus doing away with tho delay In securing li censes under tho present system. JOHN RH9. Deputy Wurdon. Bond, March 16, 1914. FORESTER IKES REPORT State Ofllrlnl Olvos Record of Ills Work for lOlrt, Tho third annual roport of his de partment has recently been printed and wnt out by stato forester F. A. Elliott. It la a 46 page immphtot and gives in dotall a description of tho work of the olllco with many tables showing the number of war dens, the fire patrol expenditures, the losses by lire and ttte improvement work dono In the year 1818. Tho work of forest protection wna carried on In co-operation with prl vate and Federal agencies, in the ease of tho Deschutes valley the state paying the salary and oxiwnteu of the supervising warden, while the local fire patrol association had three patrolmeu in the field. As reported In The llullettn last fall the chief damage by fire In this district was done In the national forests, tho dam age to timber on privately owned lend being only $SS. In return for tho assistance rendered the owners of the Deschutes association by the Forest Service, J1R0.00 was contrite uted for the construction of a tele phone lino which will connect Pino mountain lookout with the trunk line running Into lleml. According to the report, steps are now being taken to reorganlso the Deschutes association on a new ba sis, extending Its boundaries so as to Include all of Crook county and a considerable area In northern Lake and Klamath counties. dldnto to succeed invnulf to thu olllco of county clerk, subject to tho nppro val of the Democratic votora of Crook county at tho prliu'iry uloctlon to bo hold May 1G. 1-10 Adv. WARREN 1MOW N. FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE. 1 hereby nnmnuico myself oh u can dldate for ro-eloctlon a il represen tative In the Oregon Legislature from tll district, subject to the approval of the Republican votora at tlio pri mary electton to bo hold Mny 1R. VURNON A, FORUES, 8-U Adv. RECEIPTS AND LICENSES. The order of the state game war den reported by Mr. Rlls seems not only unnecessary but one that will work a real hardship In many cases. Going fishing will have to be as pre meditated as murder for those who do not live In Prlneville. Surely thcro was nothing bad about the old "nsning on a receipt' rule, unless now and then so mo notary Issued a receipt without receiving mi appli cation for a license. Deception of that sort could be easily discovered and punished without enforcing any such regulation as this. Its making shows an unfortunate lack of under standing of and sympathy for the true angler who wants to go fishing when he want to go and not when he boa sent off for a license and wait ed around and haunted the post-office lor its return from the county seat. Unless arrangements are made at once to provide for the issuing of li censes here In Bend vigorous protests against the ordsr should be mado to the Fish and Game Commissioners as well aa to the Game Commissioner himself. But even a license bureau here would not take care of the fish ermen In all the other towns of the county. Something should be done for them as well. If receipts are presented and at tempts made "to take them up," as Mr. Rlls says will be done, some in teresting comparisons of strength should result. We venture the opin ion that a warden has no more right to such receipt that he has to the angler's can of bait. REAL ESTATE ACTIVE. James Ryan, of the firm of Honkle & Ryan, roporta a satisfactory activ ity In tho roal estate market having recently sold lots In Kenwood to E. Estrldgo, Alec Evans, M. Cartor and Joe Dozoll. Tho first salo In Ken wood Gardens, to the west of Ken wood and only just platted, has beoii mado to Roy Allgood. DECISION FOR PELAESKI. Word has been received that the General Land Office has given ltd de cision In favor of Leo Polanki In tho suit brought by the United States to contest his homestead entry. The ease has beon pending for some time. one decision in favor of the entry man having been gtvon already by Tho Dalles land office. for cor.vrv commissioner. I hereby announce myself as n can didate for the olllco of county, com missioner of Crook county, subject to the approval of tho Dumooratle voters at tho primary electron. E. W. RICHARDSON. 2-11. Adv. -ITT -J -i- Classified Advertising DANCE AT DHSCHUTKS. You are Invited to attend the dance at the Hotel Deschutes, Des chutes, Saturday, March 21st. Good time assured. Adv NOTICE. Tho attention of all owners of poultry is called to City Ordlnaneo No. 34, providing that fowls shall not be allowed to run at large In the city. All such owners aro warned to keep their poultry yarded. S. E. ROBERTS. l-2c Chief of Police If you wish Bend to grow, do all the business you can with Bend mer chants, employ peoplo who aro mak ing their homes in Bend and use the maximum amo nt of locally grown or home manufactured materials. Daniel Webster said: "Trade with the man who does tho most business, there Is n reason for It." And the people who do the most advertising are pretty universal those who do the most business. C W. Post operated on for appen dicitis! Can It be that he did not eat his own Grape Nuts so widely advertised cb a preventive of and cure for appendicitis We have seen the first spring blue bird and a butterfly. Presumably be fore long a watering cart will blos som on (he streets. FISHING ON A HECEIPT. To te Editor: I am in receipt of a letter from the State Game Warden In which instruc tions are given to the deputy wardens to take active steps to stop the prac tice of allowing anglers to fish on a notary's receipts In lieu of the reg ular fishing license as required by law. In tho future all persons who present a notary's receipt will havo the snine taken up and will bo pro hibited from fishing until the regu lar license has been seoured. I have been trying to secure the appointment of some business man In Bend to handle game licenses direct Special "Health Warning" for .March March Is a trying month for tho very young and eldorly people. Croup, bronchial colds, lagrippe and pneu monia are to be feared and avoided. Foley's Honey nnd Tnr Is a great family medicine that will quickly stop a cough, check the progress of a cold, and relieve Inflamed and con gested air passages. It Is safo. pure, and always reliable, Patterson Drug Co, Adv. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the Republican nomi nation for county surveyor, subject to the approval of the Republican voters at the primary to be held on May IS. 1-10 Adv. R. L. BREWSTER. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. I beg to announce myself as a can didate to succeed myself as county treasurer, subject to the approval of the Republican voters of Crook coun ty at the primary election on May 1. 1-10 Adv. R. I JORDAN. FOR COUNTY vi.ERK. To the Voters of Crook County: I horeby announce myself as a can- KuppenheimeR Clothes for Men Ass MANNHEIMER'S where you get Quality Merchandise Zv x AihcrtNcnteut! Inserted under thN heading at tlio rate or ONE CENT A WORD each Insertion. Cash mutt nmintpiuiy nil orders from peixins not linlng n regular account with Tho lltillcllii. No iitlicrtKciiicnt tnk for lesa than LI cent. each lncrtlou. FOR RENT. FOR RENT Small houso partly furnished, $5 a month; also tout houso adjoining. Near depot. In quire at Bulletin. 49tf FOR RENT Ofllcoa on Wall street very cheap. Apply Ilullotlu Olllco. FOR RENT Rooms centrally lo cated. Etcctrlc lights and water. Sultablo for housekeeping. Cheap. Apply Bulletin Olllco. FOR RENT Large storo. modern front. Good location. Apply to F. O. Minor, Deschutos Hank. 2"tf FOR RENT Three room house, partly furnished, IS a month. Park Addition. G. W. Shrlner. Itfc FOR SALE Full blooded Rhode Island Red hens. Inquire at Wright Hotel. Itfc TO TRADE OR EXCHANGE. TO TRADE One or two city resi dence lots. Good location. Will trnde for anything. Write P. O. Box 55. COtf TO EXCHANGE 40 acres one nillo from Redmond. All oloarod. Good 4 room house, barn. Will trade for Bend city .property. Inquire A, Bulletin. 4Ctf Tu TRADE For team or hones lot and cabin or lota, 3Vi blocks from First National Bank. Inqutro Bulletin. 4Ctf FOR SALE. If OR SALE OR TRADE For good young stock cows, 0 tennis good work hornet! from 1U00 to 1400 potlndn, ouo tonm uuiles, also one 4 your old full bloodod Guernauy milch cow, freshened March 7. Phono Htuuloy Ranch Chj. a tf FOR SALE Chonp. Garden drill with nil attachments. Mrs. R, O. JJrown, Center addition, corner of 7th nnd Hawthorne 2-3p FOR SALE One good Jersey cow, rresh within n month, third eair. A good milk cow, M, G. Coo, ltfo FOR RlJNTOnod K room houso and ncrtt lot otn block from depot. Excellent eluutre for gnrdontim. In quire ICd. Hrosterhous, llf FOR SALE Ula 11 Attd 13, block fi, Wleslorla addition, Iltind. Muko offer for wish. Mrs. William Woods, Windsor Apartments, Seattle, Wash ington. 2-lp FOR SALE IB thoroughbred Ply mouth Rock hens nnd pullets, and two cockerels. F, J. Cinder, O'Don n ell's Market, 2o FOR SALE No. 17 V, S. Separa tor. Will sell cheap or tradu for ohlckuns. llo.x 35, lleml. 2p FOR 8ALH Two good cook stoves No. 8.1 W. 11. I.osh, lot 0, blk 15, Center Addition, BJtf FOR SALE Light team, wagon and hnrueiM for $1S5. A. 11. OortHoti, Horn!. ltt FOR SALIC Living room and bod room furniture. E. F. Greene, Lara houso. Itfc FOR SALE lllack Minorca eggs for setting, $1.26 for 13. Leave or ders at Sathor's store. Itfc FOR SALE Absolutely A No. 1 team. Weight about 2900. Good liar ue and new Bayne wagon, A. 11 Uertsoii, Bend. Itf FOR SALE Cholco eggs for hatching. Pure bred white Leghorn Wycoff strain, oicellent layers. Leave orders now at Thompson's Furniture store, 52tfc FOR SALE Double rlnch saddle. Price reasonable. Inquire at Hulle tin. Itfc FOR SALE Timothy and clover tiny, 6 inline northeast of Bond on Prlneville road. S. A. Dutt. Itfc FOR SAI.E-Settlngs of full blood ed Harm! Rok eggs. II a setting. It Bartlett, at Metropolitan. 62tf FOR SALE Team of mares, har ness and wagon. Address W. N. Ray, Laid law, Ore. 52tf FOR SALE Ten full blooded Log horn laying hens. Iieud Grocery. 52tf FOR SALE Improved Income paying lot, 50 x 140, i60. Call or addreM Rend Grocery. 52tf FOR SALE Hamilton organ, 5 octavo, good condition. Will sell chonp . AUio, range, davenport, took case and Incubator. Must sell In .10 days. Write W. G. Wilson, Box lfli. Ilend. 61-2p FOR RALE All tho tlmo, good horses, good cows, harness, wagons, etc, J. M. Judd, tho auctioneer. Sltf FOR SALE Thoroughbrod Whlto Orpington, Rhodo Island Red and Black Langshan chickens. G, W. Shrlner, Park Addition. 4Stfc FOR SALE 80 acres Irrigated Cash Store BENNETTS Bend Oregon All FOR MEN The Newest Spring Things SUITS HOES HIRTS HATS AND TIES A. L. French IIENI), OREGON. JUST RECEIVED some very pretty pieces of Epongc Ratines THE VERY NEWEST. Also Dimitys, Jap Crepes, Novelty Crepes, Plisse Crepes, Fancy Jaquards, Batistes, and many others. We would be more than pleased to have you call and look the new things over. Special This Week for the Man: ,$3.00 HATS MEN'S Ittil.OO HATS IN ALL STYLES AND COLORS FOR THIS WEEK i Men's Shoes MI.'N'H II HAW WORK SHOES IV (I AND (Ms Hl.II ItKGl LA II KiMIO AMlSil.no VAI.I ES. FOR TIM! MAN WITH THE HMVLIi FOOT $1.50 Those Overalls are still selling 75c the pair Men's Wool Underwear 1 Off See those Work Shirts 39c for thi: m:vi:st ski: out WALL STRKirr WINDOWS land, close In; water right, etc, 1100. Inquire Ilullctln Office. 4Mfc FOR SALE Tobacco at cut prlcea. Star and Horseshoe 4Ec lb. Bend Cash Grocery, oast of depot. 40t COMPELLED TO BEL! Two B0 foot lots, ono of thorn a corner. City water. Or ono lot with tent 12x14. Four blocks from First National Bank. A bargain for somo ona. In qulro llenklo & Ryan. EOtf FOR 8ALB All kinds of rough and dressed lumber, nt Andorson Bros, sawmill half xay botween Bond and Laldlaw, on old Tumalo road. Reasonable prices, rough lumber 110 per M. Delivering to Bond or Laid law 2 per M. Telephone 19tf LOST AND FOUND. LOUT, Btrayed or fttnlott Bmatl Fox terrier, white with black mark ings. Reward for return to Mtnpo. tan or for Information loading to hi recovery, X tf TAKEN t'P 23 mites from Iieud on Antolopu Springs road, one A year old bay gelding, branded 7. with Inir acroru on loft shoulder, nnd ono 15 year old bay maro with same brand, C L. Evans. 13, Just Written In My Office, the Largest WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION POLICY In the History of Central Oregon, in the United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co. for tho Tumalo Irrigation Project I can serve you in small Insurance matters as well as large J. A. EASTES OREGON STREET, BEND liS New Spring Furniture HAS ARRIVED. Go-Carts and Baby Sulkies at Special Prices. A. L. HUNTER'S OREGON STREET DO YOU EAT? iVAVVV,VA.,V,. VI!H, OF COL'RKK 1'OIT DO. Do You Buy Groceries? .VVYMVlVVVtAvivtlV YKH, OF RHK YOU DO. Likewise j on I tut Kood tliliiKH to Kci lex, Tliero In no leaNon why you nIiouIi! not Mipply youtu'lf unit family with tlio bent in tlio 1'iitliiK Hue. Tlio Ih'nI Iiiw ulwaya been, will nhvnj'H bo, tlio cln-upt. That U why you mIioiiIiI buy nt Shuey's Cash Grocery Leading Eats Store of Bend and euch an arrangement will be '