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THK I1KNI) 11UM.KT1N, HENI OnK WEDNESDAY, JULY H, tftl I.
THE BEND BULLETIN
; Published Every Wednesday)
GEORGE PALMER PUTNAM
Editor nnd Publisher.
ROlERT W. SAWYER
Associate Editor.
An Independent nowspapor stand
ing for tlio Bquaro deal, clean busi
ness, elenn polttlca nnd tho best'lu
,iensts of Mend nnd Ccntrnt Oregon
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NORTH END WORKERS
ARE ACTIVE
WEDNESDAY, JULY S. 1914.
Culver Paper 8nyn Support fur IVo'
prosed Jeffcrtioii Comity Practical
ly Unanimous in Timt Terri
tory Slttcr Herald Endorse
OTHER DIVISIONS PROPOSER.
Discussing the proposal to form n
now county front oastorn llarnoy
courtty nnd western Mainour, tho On
tario Argus tmys: "There can bo tin
uucstlon nhout Malheur nnd Harney
counties being too largo for econom
ical management, nnd It Is only. a
question of dividing thorn up to tTto
best possible lulviuitngo. Tho soulh-J
orn part of tho county will ask to loi
sol asldn ns soon nil thv hnvo thc'iti
requisite nmouut uf.tnxnblo propiTlv,
so thnt tho Western cut shovild bo
mado with tho second cut In view."
fruit jars
Milton Sure Heal
SkitRc Hardware Co. Adv.
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On behnlf of tho Committees
- and all tho people of Bend, Tho
Bulletin extends to each nnd
-fevery visitor who spent tho
V Fourth hero sincere thnnks for
coming nnd for helping to niso
tho day n success. It was Bend's
desire to give It's guests n real
.4?. good time and If Bend succeed
ed In that endeavor It is well
satisfied wo of Bend enjoyed
- hnving you with us ns much ns
-? we trust you enjoyed being hero. -
t WE HAVE OTHERS.
,JA natural wonder which will
mma day attract thousands of sight
seers Is the largo butte between Bend
nnd La Pine."
So says the Portland Oregonlnn in
an editorial Monday.
Truo enough. Lava Butte Is a re
markable natural wonder, and mer
its tho attention of slghtscekcrs.
And there are a score of other nature-made
wonders in this llttle-scon
Central Oregon neighborhood, equal-'
ly meriting pilgrimages, and soma
day equally to be enjoyed.
Tho Ice Caves, a dozen miles south
easterly from Bend are a truly unique
natural phenomenon.
Benham Falls, on the Deschutes,
above town, Is ns beautiful n bit of
turbulent river as can bo cecn In all
the Northwest, and all about Is an ex-J
quisuo parx oi majestic umoer.
The Canyon of tho Deschutes for
100 mites offers a rare stretch of
f ccnlc grnudeur, equalled by no other
river valley in the West, excepting
only tho Grand Canyon of tho Colo
rado.
Gultaa Lake, and half a doxon
mountain lakes within a score of
miles from Bend are more beautiful
anducertalnly more replete with at
tractions for the sportsman, than
most of tho fumed lake resorts of
America.
Tho, snow eoverol mountains to
the west of us are as well equipped
with glaciers, torrctftlal streams,
everlasting snowflelds nnd giant tim
ber as nny in the West, and their
recreation riches need only to be
tested to win the hearts of lovers of
the Open.
The hot springs at Paulina Lake,
the sulphur springs at Spark's Lake
and other similar resorts now in the
rough, and beautifully surrounded,
hold their own with an.
. in snort, let tne stranger but pry
Into the scenic attractions of our
country and" he will revel In the sur
prises with which It will reward hlur
In speaking of tho county division
activity In northern Crook county,
whtch proposes to establish n now
county, the Culver Trtbuno hnB this
to say:
"Tho county division petition Is be
ing signed by practically everybody
where the petition is being circulated.
In localities near tho proposed boun
dary line, whero it was said vory few
wcro in favor .of tho proposition,
practically nil of tho residents nro
signing. In. some cases whero a nat
ural outlet to n county scat In tho
new county Is moro favorable than
towards Prluovlllc, tho pcoplo nro
nnxlous to bo In tho now county, al
though tho proposed lino would keep
them in tne old county.
"It Is thought by a large majority
of tho people that tho Improvements
which have been secured In the por
tion of tho present county which In
asking to bo set apart, nro not In
proportion to tho taxes paid Into tho
treasury. Ono of the most forceful
arguments Is the fact that tho coun
ty being so largo, has not Interests
In common that one portion Is Jeal
ous whon another portion In which
there Is practically no Interest In
common secures improvements. That
argument appllos not only to tho
north portion but to nil portions, nnd
people nro coming to the conclusion
that tho strife and turmoil ongondcr-
ed by ronson of this fact will be hlgh-i
ly unsatisfactory and nxpenslvo so i
long ns the county Is so largo.
There will evidently bo no trouble
so far as the requisite number of
signers is conccrnod. and tho vote
will llkoly run close to unanimous In
the northern part. There may be
some doubt as to tho other portion of
the county, but a great number In
that portion nro now coming to the
conclusion that, tho division will bo u
benefit to nil concerned; that division
will allow tho smaller counties to go
CA81IMAN IS AN ATIILKTK.
On Monday Morris Cnshmati uf the
Uutul Hotel ninl Kd Walker, who
wurks at tho Metropolitan, held n
tiiM.ituro trnct ncet nt the in I
X'fjut.d. Tho contest resulted fruiu n
bet, tho loser cf tho "moot" ti am
ply champagne tn tho nudlcnc. The
ovants wero putting tho shot, SO
yard dash nnd running broad Jump.
Tho last two wore won by Cnshmnii,
who proved himself somo athlete.
Walker scented greatly surprised nt
his defeat, hnving been a star track
man nt n colored college in isortn
Dakota. It Is said that all his July
Fourth protlts wero required to pay
tho bet.
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I 12 Days
Clearing Sale!
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Jn tho County Court of tho Stnto of
Oregon for Crook County
In the matter of the Estate of Oli
ver Johnson, deceased. The under
signed, having been appointed Exe
cutrix of tho Last Will nnd Testa.
ment of Oliver Johnson, deceased. no-
ttco Is hereby glvon to the creditors
of said Estate nnd to nil persons hnv-j
Ing claims ngntnst said doceascd. to
present thoiu duly verified ns roqu'.r-1
ed by law, within six months from the)
dnto of this notice, to the undersign',
ed nt the oltlco of C. S. BoUHon, Luw-
yer. Bend, Orogon.
Dated this Sth day or July, 1914.
JENNIE NICOLENE JOHNSON
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filassrfiftl
i Advertising
Advertisements Inserted under this
heading nt the rate of OXK CENT A
WORD each Insertion. Culi mum
accompany nil orders from pcmoin
not tuning n regular account with
Tlio Hiillctln. No mlvertl-cmrnt Ink-
ahead harmoniously, becauso there j for less than 13 cents each Insertion.
win do nmoro common interest In
county affairs."
The following expression from tho
Sisters Herald is of interest:
"As most of tho readers of the
Herald know, the county division
question Is being talked and agitated
in tho north end or tho county. At
first it was considered a very unnd
visable move, but recently tho move
ment has met with new backing. Re
ports from different sections aro to
tho Affect thnt It the north endcrs
want to'break away and will take th.-
Hon. Judge G. Springer with them,
tberest of the county will favor and
work together for that end."
WANTED.
WANTED I can locato you on u
few good timber claims while they '
last. J. II. Miner, Bend, Ore. 15tf
WANTED Girl for gcnornl house I
work. Apply at O. M. Patter-'
sons. J2tf
WANTED Competent girl for
general housework. Good wages and
permanent position. Mrs. C. S. Hud
son. I2tf.
R. ML Smith Clothing Co.
For Twelve Days Only, Beginning July 9th
and ending July 20th inclusive, we will put
on a Real, Genuine Clearing Sale of Season
able Merchandise, and just at the time you
really need such goods. All New, Clean, Up-to-the-Minute
Merchandise such as appeals
to high class trade, but we slaughter these
goods for 1 2 days only. Remember the date
and call early to get choice selections from
this superb line of seasonable merchandise.
Ladies' and Children's Dresses, Skirts and Suits.
All Our $13 '.0 Silk Drossoa go nt , 7.7ft the Rrr
All Our 9 00 and $10.00 811k Drosses go at only vft.fto die l)ii
All Our $12 50 Wool Hhoppe.nl Check Drosses nt only nt7.no the Drm
All Our $9.00 and $ 10 00 Wool Serge Dresses at only .V30 llip lien.
All Our $7.50 Wool Serge Dressos nt only , , Vl.00 thn lire
All Our $6.00 Wool Serge Drosses at only ,,, VJI.7.1 the lire
All Our $3. CO and $4.00 White and Fancy Crepe Or owes nt only ,.' V2.no the lrv
All Our $2.00 and $2.25 Olngham House and Street Dresses nt only ,.. 9I.UII the I .
All Our $l.f.O and $1.7$ (llugham House and Street Dresses at only VI. Ill Hip llrt
All Our $1.00 nnd $1.25 Olngham House and Street Drosses nt only . ,.. ,7,1 the Hrr
All Our $2.00 Children's Gingham Dresses at only HI.U.1 the llir
All Our $1.50 Children's Gingham Dresses at only , , i.tn the Krr
All Our 75 Cent Child's Gingham Dresses at only ... 8.1ft the lrro
All Our $25.00 Ladles' Suits at only . . . ., .' -i:M0 tlir Hull
All Our $22.60 Ladles' SultH at only 8II..10 tho Hull
All Our $20.00 ladles' Hulls at only . ftto.iio llio Suit
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Suite of three mod-
All Our Ladles $15.00 Hulls or Coats nt only
All Our $1.00 Ladles' Walking Skirts at only.
All Our $0.00 Ladles' Walking Hklrta at only
All Our $7.50 ladles' Walking Skirts at only.
All Our $$.00 Ladles' Walking Skirts nt only
All Our $9.00 and $10.00 .Ladles' Walking Skirts at only
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THE ABOVE (.'ARJIENTS ARK ALL KTRICTLY HIGH CLANS. .MADE UV HOME OF THK REST
DESIGNERS AND OPERATORS IN NEW YORK CITY. WHERE STYLE MUHT RE CORRECT AND
YOl OWE IT TO YOl'RHELF TO INSPECT THESE GARMENTS.
WASH DRESS GOODS.
, AN, OPPORTUNITY.
"With-the Improvements In tho Mc
Kenxle Tpad across the Cascades be
ing made, and assurance of a very
heavy auto touring travel for 191C,
a plan comes to mind that has been
suggested to exploit tne Central Ore-,
gon routes Is worthy of consideration
and approval.
The scheme Is to prepare map
showing the roads through this sec
tion by which travellers to and from
San Francisco may vary their routes
south nnd north. .Thousands of can
next year will go from north-Pacific
points to California and from Cali
fornia to tne Northwest. If proper
attention Is called to tho matter,
hundreds of them will choose the
Central Oregon routes, with their
many attractions.
A simple map could be Jssuorl
showing, for Instance, the route from
The Dalles through to California via
Dend, Including' the .wonderful Col
umbia river boat trip; showing tho
two scenic routes across the Cascades
from tho Wllametto valley: showing
how Crater Lake may be Includod on
the tour; calling attention to the
special points of interest, and the
stopping places along the rout on.
'A few hundred such maps, printed
on cardboard, say, and posted In tho
garages and hotels up and down the
Coast from Seattle to San Diego
would do a world of real good. The
expense would bo Inconsiderable and
the benefit great. The Commercial
-Club could do no better wprk.
cent a word
'IS ALL A LITTLE
'.- WANT AD -WILL
COST YOU
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'PHONE IT
IF YOU WISH.
'A feature of Saturday's celebra
tion that contributed greatly to the
enjoyment of all was the playing of
the local band. It is to be hoped
that arrangements can be made to
keep up the band organization and
provldo concerts throughout the week
as was done last year.
Says the Kansas .-P,Uy StaK
"Wouldn't you hate to'lm 'sJtandpaTt
riollUclan and have to feelbadbe
causbthe big wheat crop has insured
jprospjrlty?"
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We make a specialty
of outfitting Camping
Parties. Try us and
you'll be SATISFIED
Bert Shuey
The Cash Grocer'
All 1 5 Cent Figured Crepes go nt only , ynt prr Ynnl
All 25 Cent Figured and Plain Crepes and Volley nnd Ratlno at only. I7!i Vnt prr Yard
All 35 Cent Figured Grenodlnes at on,ly r tift Out it Yard
j All 50 Cent White and Colored Ratlno nt only . . . M lift Cents ikt 1 anl
t All CO Cent Figured Silk Poplin at only r. 40 (VmIn iter Yard
! All $1.00 Figured Silk Foulard at only ' ...? tViitw p.-r nrtJ
I' All $10.00 Patterns Figured Silk Poplins at only. ., , V7.00 the Pattern
J All $0.00 Patterns Silk Crepe De Chlno at only ..4 . l.fto thr I'atirni
' All $1.25 yard. 45 Inch White Flouncing Crepe at only 70 (ViiIm the Ynnl
I All 70 Cent per yard, 27 Inch White Crepn Flouncing at only ... .V. no Cents tho Yard
I All 90 cent per yard. 27 'nch Swiss Flouncing at only ...,..., Oft (Vuts the Ynrtl
I All 05 Cent, 27 Inch Swiss Flouncing st only .,.,.... -Irt Ceuu tho Ynnl
J All 50 Cent Bilk Embroidered Crepe Alt Over at only uo Ccntn the Ynrtl
I All Men's $2.60 Straw lints. Sailor Rrlm, at '.' ju (Vntn the Hnt
; All Men's $1.50 Straw Hats, Bailor, Ilr'lm, at ..... , HO Out the Hat
All Men's $2.00 Straw Hats, Sailor Rrlm, at Hl.iW thn lint
1 Lot Real Genuine Panama Hats nt .2.nl the lint
I lLot Men's $3.00 Fino Fur Hats, Good Styles, at VI. no the Hat
I 1 Lot Men's $3 00 Fine Fur Hats, Good Styles, at VI. 00 the Hnt
; 1 Lot Men's and Roy's $1.00 Flnu Fur Hats, Good Style, at , 00 Cents the Hat
ROYS STRAW HATS REDUCED.
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Klein.
rooms.
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FOR RENT Modern cottago com.
pletcly furnished. Reasonable (trice
to responsible person. Inquire Ilulle
tln olllcc. lOtt
FOR RENT Two room cabin,
partly furnished. $5 per month. Rend
Grocery. One block east of dqjiot. Otf
FOR RENT Small houso partly
furnished. $5 a month; also tent
houso adjoining. Near dopot. In
qulro at Bulletin. 49tf
FOR RENT Pasture. G40 acres
newly fenced. Plenty of water and
grass, 2A miles southeast of town.
Inquire Charles SIpchen. 13tf
FOR RENT Ofllccs on Wall street
very cheap. Apply Rulletin Ofltco.
FOR RENT Rooms centrally lo
ented. Electrlo lights nnd water.
Suitablo for housekeeping. Cheap.
Apply Rulletin Olllce.
FOR RENT Two room suites fur
nished for light house keeping.
Henklo&Rynn. 12tf
FOR HALE.
FOR SALE Want to go to Con-
tru Oregon, will sell Vj Interest iti
good pool hall and olciir store chonn.
$300.00 down balance can bo nrrang-
ed on easy terms or will tako entile;
at or near Hond for first paymont.
Address, 34 E. Wlnchol street, Port
land, Oregon. 18-10p
FORflALEp-Chenp. Ono 2 year old
horse, colt well bred, that will mako
a light harness driver. M. a, Coe 16tf
FOR SALE At auction a( stock
yards, Saturday, July 18, ne o'clock.
Cows and household goods. 18-19cb
FOR BALE Cheap. Two slnglo
beds. Inquire Rulletin office, 17tf
FOR SALE Registered O. I. C.
pigs. Phone or wrlto O. C. Card
well, Rend. 13tf
FOR SALE Horse, buggy nnd
harness. $76. Oeorg 'Gates, at
post olllce. I7tf
FOR BALK Good homo, weight
about 1300 pounds. 7 years old. In
qulro Bhuoy a Grocery. 17tf
FOR BALE Hotel. Tho Altnmont,
Rend, Oregon. A modern, profitable,
woll furnished hotel on terms, W. A.
Hammond, Dubuque, Iowa. IC-lpp
FOR BALE 30 head of well bred
Jersey eows, milking with their first
calves, also n fow excellent heifers.
Prices reasonable. Phono or address
L. R. Lafollott, Prlnovtllo, Oro. 1720p
FOR BALE Two good relinquish
ments adjoining. Two and one hulf
mllos from ARalfn, Oregon, near
main canal. $250 enoh. Wrlto or In
quire, Wj II. B., Alfalfa, Oro. 17-lHp
FOR BALE Rlack Minorca eggs
for sotting, $1,26 for 13. Leuvo or
dors nt .Bather's store. J tc
FOR SALE Ono Durham Ayr
shire milk cow Just frosh. Also Ml
waukue binder, first clnme shunu
prlco $50.00. A guarnutefd Uur
gnln. A. A. Ilerg, Gist, Ore. 15-1 so.
FOR BALE A first class rolln.
qulshment under tho Hwnll-. Ditch
26 water Hhnras, nnd mott- if deslrod
30 acres Improved. 20 In crop. K
J, Rogers, Lnldlaw. itr
FOR BALE All kinds of rough,
and dressed lumber, at Andorson
Rros, sawmill half nny betweon RonoJ
and Laldlaw, on old Tutnato road.
Reasonable- prices, rough lumber $10
per M. Dollvorlng to Rend or Lald
law $2 per M, Telephone. 19t
LOST AND FOUND.
FOUND Rnrrel of gasollue. In
quire Rulletin oftlco. l$r
LOST On tho Fourth. Child
goiu ring set with gnrnot. Plndtr
ploasu loavo at Shuey'a grocery. lStp,
FOUND Wultham watch, silver
case. 800 Frank C. Albee, Ken
wood. 18j
LOST A gold watch, probably
near Hteldl'a dam. Fob marked with
Initials "II. H. It." Llhornl rewnrd.
800 J. W. Riiusell, Emblem Club. 1
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO TRADE--For team of twrsw
Woll drilling outfit In first clnss con
dition valued nt f 1(0. J. II. Min
or. iotf
REWARDI 26 for arrest iuu
conviction of tho party that nllloS
iny shepherd dog, Frank J. (Ruder.
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