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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, ORE., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 121), 101 1.
THE BEND BULLETIN
(PubllMticd Every Wednesday)
GEORGE PALMER PUTNAM
Editor nnd Publisher.
ROBERT W. 8AWYER
. Assoclnto Editor.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 29, 1914
LET'S SEE THE CAT.
Again tho Prlnovlllo Nows is sil
ent. None of those exposures re
garding count' affairs appear. Per
haps somebody has pointed out to
Editor Pollard tho folly of his stnrt.
Perhaps oh horrible thought the
News is subsidized too!
The News was going to rip .things
wide open. The lid was to be llfto.1
and the public at last shown the hor
rors beneath it.
But the News still gives no news.
Its last editorial Is carefully color
less, concerning Now York gun men;
ns n topic polar exploration would
have been about as pertinent and
Intimate. However, under the sub
terfugo of a letter, nominally writ
ten by V. H. Lucy, It shies a little
mud at the County Court (excepting
the Judge, of course), at tho Sheriff.
District Attorney and tho editors of
The Bulletin, Pioneer nnd Journal.
Mr. Lucy, we gather from tho tone
Of his epistle, is training In the
Springer correspondence school.
That, however, Is bestde the Issue,
"We are Interested in that cat. Won't
you plea'se, Mr. Pollard, let h!ui out
tlf the bag? Consider those farmers,
'craving for truth, and answer these
questions:
Who nre the "subsidized press?"
Who subsidizes them?
How Is It done?
What news Is suppressed?
What are your objections to Prank
Elklns? To Wnrren Brown? To W.
W. Brown? To Wlllard Wirtz? To
H. A. Foster?
For whom should wo vote for
Sheriff? For Cemmlbsloner? For
Cleric?
Briefly, we. too, crave Information.
We desire to see tho color of that
poor, suppressed Court House cat.
If there is aught In you, Editor
Pollard but buncombe, we, nnd tho
public desire to know It. Perhaps we
misjudge you. If so, put us right.
And If you would not entirely dis
credit your newsleM News, you must
now stand forth upon your own feet,
abandoning tricky Innuendoes, and
earing axaetly what you mean.
MEXICAN SIMIAN EASIER
'Summary Of Recent Events In the
Southern War Zone,
Developments In tho Mexican nltu
ntlon In tho past week lend to tho
hopo thnt mnttcra may bo settled
without war. Tho South American
republics, Argontlun, Brazil and
Chile, known ns tho A. B. and C. of
thnt continent, through their diplo
matic representatives nt Washington,
offored their services toward media
tion between tho United States nnd
Iluurtn and President Wilson prompt
ly accepted. Later Huorta announc
ed his assent to tho proposal and It
now remains to take tho next step.
Before tho offer of mediation was
mado tbo United States marines had
landed at Vera Cruz under the pro
tection of tho guns of the wnrshlps
in tho harbor and taken possesion
of the city. . The Mexican forces un
der General Mass withdraw Into the
hills about 20 miles nwny. Tho
Stars nnd Stripes were hoisted over
the olty yesterday.
On the occupation of Yorn Crut nil
tho Americans In Mexico City started
to leave for the const and several
train loads havo come through.
Among tho Americans was charge d'
affaires - Nelson O'Shnugnetsy who
hnd been tho representative of the
Uulted States In Mexico City since
tho removal .of Ambassador Wilson
some time ago.
Hluters in Mexico City havo attack
ed the American consulate and torn
down a statuo of George Washington
but there are Indications that the
bettor classes are now getting con
trol of tho situation and will stop
further violence.
The attltudo of tho robots under
Cnrranza and Villa has been the sub
ject of much anxiety on the part of
President Wilson, tho former show
ing an Indication to make common
cause with Huerla against the
Amcrloans, whllo Villa announced
his sympathy with tho United States.
It is not expected now that nuy
volunteers will be called for from the
states.
Classified
Advertising
Advertisements inserted under till
hcndliiK nt the rate of ONE CENT A
WORD each Insertion. Onsh must
accompany nil orders from personi
not ImvliiK n regular account vWtli
The Bulletin. No advertisement tak
for lesit than 1.1 cents each Insertion.
Our Ready-to-Wear Department
Is unusually well stocked with all that is new
WANTED.
WANTED Girl for gonarnl houso
work. Inquire lit Pattetson'B Drug
Store. str
WANTED Laundry work and
family washing. Leave orders at
house, lot 10, blook 1ft, Center addi
tion, near Bond Grocery. Mrs. (). G.
Kills. S-Dp
WANTED Girl for general Iioubo
work. Mrs. Herbert E. Allen. 6tf
(WANTED Farmers with tonms
who will put crop In Irrigated land,
taking payment In imrt of crop, D. J.
Finn, Ton Bar ranch, Bend.
WANTED A girl or woman for
general house work. For particulate
phone or write to Mrs. O. C. Card
well. 4tf
1 i. mii i i i'i i . a
in materials and style in ,
FOR RH.VT.
HOME STUDIO.
Mrs Ashley Forrest will take n
limited number of pupils In piano nnd
voice. Home Studio. f-9p
MAKING NEW BOAD.
In order to provide n better grade
for the road to Kenwood over the
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
brldgo James Ryan began on Friday
the construction of n new route over
the hill near F. O. Minor's hous.
The rock reef has been cut through
at this point and n road cleared out
that will make travel over the bill i
much easier than horotofore.
FOIl RENT 5 room house In Des
chutes addition. Electric lights nnd
water. Inquire of C. E. Roberts. Stf
FOR RENT Good 4 room house
nnd acre lot ono block from depot.
f Excellent chance for gardening. In-
qulro Ed. Broitorhous. ltt
FOIt RENT Small house partly
furnlshod, $5 n month; nlso tent
house adjoining. Near depot. In
quire nt Bulletin. 40tf
FOIt RENT omccs on Wall stroct
very chenp. Apply Bulletin Ofllco.
FOR RENT Rooms centrally lo
cated. Electric lights nnd wntor.
Sultablo for housekeeping. Choap.
Apply Bulletin Ofllco.
FOR RENT Largo store, modern
front. Good location. Apply to F.
O. Minor, Deschutes Bank. 27tf
FOR SALH.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR COUNTY .SURVEYOR.
I hereby nnnounco myself ns n
candldato for the Republican nomi
nation for county surveyor, subjoot
to tho approval of the Republican
voters at the primary to be held on
May 15.
1-10 Adv. R. I BREWSTER.
FOIt SALE Double harness, roan
Durham mlk cow. Cash or bank
able note. C. It. Powelson,, Sisters.
Oregon. 7-Sp
FOIt SALE Two black Jerseys,
ono now milking, other Jurt fresh
ened. Also pigs. F. II. Pinkstaff 7-sp
FOIt 8ALE Ono 4 months old
registered Jersey bull; also -ono two
i year old Jersey, nlmost full blood, u.
i J, Finn, Ten Bar ranch, Bend. fitf
FOIl SALE Rhode Island Red
baby chicks. IS cents oach. Write
or phono Mrs. E. S. Cast, Deschutes,
Oregon. 5-1 Op
FOIt SALE 14x1(3 tent with lutn
bor ndditlon roofed with rubberold.
USEFUL EULOGIES.
From the Congressional Record of
April 19:
"There shall be printed of eulogies
of deceased Senators, Representa
ttves and Delegates, ,000 copies, of
which number SO copies, bound in
full'moroceo, with gilt edges, shall be
delivered to the family of the da
coa&ad and 1.550 copies. In cloth
binding, shall be delivered to the
Senators, Representative, or Dele
gates of theState or Territory rep
resented by the deceased. The re
maining number, also In cloth bind
ing, Bball be distributed In the pro
portion of 2,000 to the Senate and
4,000 to the House."
Oh Death, where la thy sting? And
incidentally It may tie noted that
eulogies of the dead become cam
paign ammunition for the living,
along with printed speeches, (which
may or may net have been deliver
ed), seeds and governmental report,
all of which delight the heart and
Hatter the 'vote of the constituent
back home.
FOR SIIKHIPP.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the olllce of Sheriff or Crook coun
ty, subject to the action of the Demo
cratic voters at the primary election
May 16th. 1914. K. L. Mllner. Ma
dras, Oregon. Adv. 7-9
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. Women's CoatiS v . .
Women's Silk Dresses
Women's White Dresses
. Women's House Dresses
Women's Petticoats
Women's Rain Coats
. Women's Muslin Underwear
i
We invite your inspection of these beautiful
goods; priced so reasonable that all can buy.
R. M. Smith Clothing Co.
Learn the Way
Electric lights, porcelain sink, pan
try, closet, etc. Apply at Bulletin of
llco. N 4tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE For good
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
I beg to announce myself as a can
didate to sueceed myte'( as ooHHty
treasurer, subject to the approval of
the Republican t'oters of Ciook coun
ty at the primary election on May 1.
1-10 Adv. ' R. L. JORDAN.
SAVE THE PISHING.
A little effort made now will In
euro the repeal of the present trout
flsjjlng law for the Deschutes. As
It is, anglers can fish all the year;
they simply are supposed to keep
nothing under ten Inches in length.
As n result, the trout are being at
tacked all the time, those smaller
than ten Inches are actually being
kept, and propagation of trout Is be
ing checked through the killing of
egg bearing fish.
Everyone who loves fishing and de
sires n maximum of sport In the Dee
chutes should back up this move.
April Is time onough to commence
fishing; one can get plenty of recre
ation during the summer. If the or
iginal fish season can again be en
forced, there will be more fun for
anglers, more attraction for visitors,
and more business for those who sell
tackle than can over be the case If
tho present destructive method be
followed for another season.
FOR COUNTY ...illHK.
To the Voters of Crook County:
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate to sueCJed myself to the ofltce
of county clerk, subject to the appro
val of the Democratic voters of Crook
oouoty at the primary citation to be
hold May 15.
1-10 Adv. WARItE UrtOWN.
FOR STATE HKPHBSBNTATIVH.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for re-election an a represen
tative In the Oregon Legislature from
this district, subject to the approval!
of the Republican voters at tbe pri
mary election to lie held May 15.
VERNON A. FORBES. 2-11 Adv.
FOR CQU.VTY COMMISSIONER.
I hereby'aunounce myself as a can
didate for the office of county com
ralsslonor of Crook county, subject
to the approval of the Democratic
voters at the primary election.
B. W. RICHARDSON. 2-11. Adv.
FOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the ofllco of Sheriff of
Crook county subject to tho approval
of the Democratic voters nt the coin
ing primaries, May 15, 1911.
3-10 Adv. E B. KNOX, Post, Or.
The Land Board is to bo commend
ed for Its action in placing John Du
bills here to make n thorough sur
voy of Central. Oregon Irrigation Co.
ditches, canals, and laterals. The
data thus secured Is to become a
foundation upon which will be based
future discussion in regard to scep
ago and other problems. Such in
formation, authentic, accurate and
trustworthy, has long been needed.
Qertalqly the Board never took a
more Intelligent action.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for re-oleetlon as county commission-
or of Crook county subject to the aj
proval of the Heihblloan voters ut
the primary oloctton May 15.
3-10 Adv. R. H. nAYLEY.
A Concrete
SKYSCRAPER
IN BEND
In 1014 would be out of place. It would be
a few years ahead of tho times. Not so how
.ever with concrete PMIORS, SIDEWALKS,
STEPS, CISTEBNS. ROOFS, ROADS, Etc.,
Etc. No material Is cheaper or more durable
for these purposes than CONCHBTHt
And whon you bu'ld or CONCRETE, use
only the best cement, sand and gruvtll. It h
cheaper In the end.
Wo oan supply you with the proper sires
of washed sand and screened gravel for your
particular .purpose Ask for quotations.
Bolton, Ruetenik & May
FRANK MAY, Mjjr. Ucnd, Ore.
Ofllco uitli Bobt. II. Gould, Bescliuto
Bunk Htilldlux.
'Concrete Ultimately, Why Not Now?"
young stock cows, 0 teams good work
horses from 1200 to 1400 poun'dit,
una tonm mules, nlo ono 4 year old
full blooded Guernsey milch cow,
freshened Maroh 7. Phonu Stanley
Ranch Co. 2 tf
FOR SALE Living room nnd bed
room furniture. H. P. Green o, I .urn
house. Ufa
FOR SALE Black Minorca eggn
fur setting, $1.15 for 11. Leave or
ders at Bather's sture. ltfo
FOR 8ALB Thoroughbred Barr
ed Hock ogga for hatching, fl per
setting. R. llartlett at Metropall.
tan. 5 tf
FOR MALIC Team of mares, bar
nee and wagon. Addreaa W. 'N.
Ray, Laldlaw, Ore. Htf
FOR SALH Tobacco nt out
prices. Stnr nnd HnrSHshoo 4Kc lb.
Bond Cash Grocery, oast of depot. 40t
FOR SALE All kinds of rough
and dressed lumlmr, nt Anderson
Bros, sawmill half ay botweon Bend
and Laldlaw, on old Tumnlo road.
Roasonnblo prices, rougti lumbor $10
par M. Delivering to Bend or Laid.
lDtf
buggy
f .
law S2 per M. Telephone.
FOIt SALE Finn horse.
nnd harness. Inquire of Bhrltter
lluey bakory, Wall street. ltfo
FOIl SALIC Tho lUturw la tbe '
old bakery location uti Wall street,
gee Hhrluer ft lluey. fltf
FOIt SALE WreHM turkey mm.
Leave urUia at the I. A. Mbaftl
store, or addreea Mtsa Lelle Uinn, ,
It. P. I). No. 1. 4
FOIt SALIC I acres nude ditch
partly cleared, lie wile worth of i
Mend. Reasonable term. Inquire
llulletln. tf
TO Tit A DIG OK SBLL Vurnlter '
In well located hqtel doing nood tnwl- i
He. Inquire llulletln. Ip
TO TltADIC Number Of c! IT lot
elose In, good loeatlftH. WUI Itydst .
for farm land or good hhIihuU. Ad- ''
drew Bpx 55, Bend. Ilf
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST On Third street between
Presbyterian and Baptist ehurth.
bundle of ruga. Finder kindly re
turn to llulletln Office anil receive
Ithertil reward. Ntf
u
FOR 811 Hill PP,
I beg to announce mycelf'as a can
dldola to succeed nivsnlf an linHff
subject to the approval of tho Be-
jujnjican voters oi Urook county at
tfie primary alectlon on May 15.
3-10 Adv. FRANK ELKINB.
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for election as a representative
in the Oregon Legislature from thin
district, subject to the approval of
the Democratic voters at tbe primary
election to be held May 15.
3-11 Adv. P. H. DENCER.
WAR!!
may be serious but the horrors
of high prices can be averted
by buying your groceries from
Shuey's Cash Grocery
LEADING EATS STORE OF MEND
KENW
00D
Gardens
KENWOOD GARDENS Joins Kenwood on the WM.
NEARLY EVERY LOT COMMANDS A VIEW OF THE
TOWN, RIVER AND MOUNTAINS. WATER FOR DO.
MEKTIO USE IS BEING PIPED TO THE LOTS NOW.
THE LOTH VARY IN SIZE AH FOLLOWS; TiOiUOO, fllH.
' 11(10 AND UH) tlUi,
Prices from $75 to $175
TKItMHi 10.(10 CASH AND EASY MONTHLY PAY
MENTK ON THE BALANCE, 7 PER CENT INTEREST;
ON DEI'l.illH D PAYMENTS.
HEBE ABE SOME lil.AHONH WHY UTH IN REN
WOOD (MHDENH AT THE PRICES QUOTED ABOVE
IN THE BEST INVEHTM NT ON THE MAIIKET, BE.
CAUSE KENWOOD C l liENH 1H ONLY TEN BLOCKS
I ROM THE Hl'HINI SS CENTER OF BKND BECAUSE
EVERY M)T COMMNDS A GOOD VIEWj BECAUSE
THE LOTS AIIE'IARGER THAN ANY LOTH ON THE
MAUKETj KEC.UHE WATER IS PIPED TO THE LOTSj
BECAUSE Till: PRICES ARE HO PER CENT LESS
THAN ANY OTHER THE HA. ME SIZE AND THE HAME
DISTANCE FROM THE BUSINESS CENTER OF BENDi
BECAUSE THE TERMS ARE THE EASIEST.
Henkle ($b Ryan