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THE HHND IH'Ll.ETIN, HEND, ORE.t WEDNESDAY, JANTAltV SO, 101ft,
THE BEND BULLETIN
( Published Every Wednesday)
george palmer putnam
Publlshor
ROBERT "V. SAWYER
Managing Editor
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Mako all checks and orders pay
able to Dend Bulletin.
would do. Mr. Wnlthor expected to
visit Prinovlllo, Redmond and other
points In Central nnd .Eastern Oregon
and to have potltlona elrculntod nan
Ing tho legislature for thu tax.
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U8o Trtlo llluo Flour! It la tho
host mndo and n, Bond product;
Adv. 37 tf
Use True lUuo Flour! It Is tho
best made and n Uond products
Ad - 37 tf
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 20. 1915.
LKASB THE LAKES.
It is earnestly to be hoped that no
log-rolling at the Legislature wilt
sido track tho lease for Summer and
Abort lakes, tho patera and tho
people of Central Oregon should use
every Intluenco to see that the louse
la consummated.
The State received a fair offor. Af
ter careful investigaUoM tho Land
Board accepted tho offer. B the pro
visions of tho lease entered Into by
tho Board and eastorn capitalists,
which is now before tho Legislature
for ratification, tho Stato is assured
a geuerouB rovenuo from tho lakes.
Even If no manufacture of tho saline
products Is undertaken a heavy an
nual rental Is guaranteed; and a
goodly royalty on all that actually is
produced contracted. A bond, back
ed by a certified check for $10,000
has been arranged. In other words,
the Stato stands to mako much from
property long non-productlvo; at tho
least It gets a sure revenue, and at
Che best Its income is proportionate
to the amount of products taken from
the lakes.
All' this means much 'to Central
Oregon. At tho worst, again, It
means that this territory becomes a
revenue producer, thereby gaining
commercial prestige and political
power. At the best hundreds of
thousands of dollars will be spent
here; many men will bo employed;
an Impetus to agricultural develop
ment and an Increaso in the local
lumber market will follow. Above
all It moans a wonderful encourage
ment to tho railroads, in new ton
nage, and a sure goal to spur them on
to now construction; for we have no
hesltanoy In predicting that tho ex
tensive development of the lakes
will bring with it railroad construc
tion south from Bend.
A bird in tho hand is worth a whole
flock in tho sage brush, and no sour
grapes hostility of Portland promot
ors. who failed to secure tho lease in
competition with the successful con
cern, should bo allowed to Influence
the legislature and hold up the trans
action. The men who propose actual
ly to do something and to do It on
a largo scale, and have the means to
put their plans In operation, deserve
every encouragement.
A refreshing exception to tho or
dinary communication has been
brought to The Bulletin, , ofllce this
week. It is not anonymous but Is
signed plainly with tho writer's name.
The Information It contains, however,
is tho most sordid JtfttflilbSjPB n re
port of wife-beating by a homestead
er in the Whltaker valley. AS our
correspondent says, "If such practlco
Is allowed to be kept up we had bet
ter have a whipping post for such
cowards." No names aro given but
we trust that thoso who are acquaint
ed with the situation are taking steps
to end It.
Governor Wlthycombe's suggestion
as outlined in bis Inaugural message,
that the state assist in combating
the growing rabbit pest, should meet
with tho approval of the residents of
Central and Eastern Oregon.
URGES 1-M1LLR0AD TAX
M', P. Walther Hero on Behalf of
JLIlloge for Hard Surfacing.
W. E. Walther of The Dalles was
hero on Friday In the interests of
the plan to obtain a one mil) tax
from tho legislature for the purpose
of hard surfacing roads put In con
dition for the treatment by the dif
ferent counties. , fc
According to Mr1. AVaUher the Co
lumbia river highway from Portltnd
to Tho Dalles will be completod this
Bti.lni. A rnranf nffnr mmlfl hv fi.
Benson, the Portland Tiotdl ownor.airtM
road entuusiasi, maxes iuib jjobbiuib
and It is now desirable that steps be
nrn tn inaiirA cnnA rnnds connect-
ILLIGHDS
Homesteaders Offer Strip Along Sec
tion Lines for Highway.
Claiming Hint a road nought to bo
laid out by Ocorgo Mlliloan of tho
Mllllcan valley runs over lands that
have been fenced for threo years
homosteadorslnthe valley havo boon
fighting tho action in tho county
court. At tho last term Goorgo Rob
erts. A. D. Norton, William Spen
cer, Lee Rooney and I. L. Owen made
a special trip to Prlnovlllo to prosqnt
their sldo of tho case and Inter tho
court Malted the valley to view tho
situation. ,
According to thb homesteaders tho
road was planned to run from tho
Mllllcan ranch to tho Paulina moun
tains for the purpose of taking stock
through and wont right across coun
try. Thoy say that a road following
section lines has been ottered and ox-
,poct It to. Ua laid out.
HAKTltAXFT TO LECTURE
Rev. II. C. Ilartrauft announces
that on tho oventug of February 14
he will leoturo In tho Presbyterian
church on "Lincoln's Uso of tho
Blblo." and on tho 21st ho will give
an Illustrated lecture on "Making an
American." The illustrations for tho
latter lecture will bo from photo
graphs taken by tho lato Jacob Riis
and tho lecture itsolf will follow Mr.
nils book by the samo name.
Buy
NOTIONS
HOSIERY
CAPS
HANDKERCHIEFS
SUSPENDERS
TOYS
GLASSWARE
CHINAWARE
TINWARE
ENAMELED WAHB
TOILET ARTICLI-S
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
CANDY
JEWELRY
AT
Warner'
THE VARIETY STORE
OUR PRICKS
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CHILDREN TOJH HOGS
Arrangement! to Hell Bitnd Hows to
School Children.
POUTI.AND, Jan. 12. (Special.)
A conference of fnr-renohlng Im
portance to the llvuatoak Industry of
tho Pacific Northwest was hold at tho
Portland Union Stpckynrds n fow
days ago. Ab a result of thU confer
ence, nrrnngonionttt hnvo boon made
whoreby It will bo possible to sund
out 1,000 or mure brood sows to thu
boys nnd girls of Oregon, thoso ani
mals being treated for, and gunr
rntced against cholera. Thu hows
are not to bo given away, but aro to
bo sold at prices ranging from $18
to $26 each, and In payment I ho
Btockyards people will aocopt a uoto
running from 8 to 10 months nt Q
por cent lntorest, tho note to bo In
dorsed by tho father or gunrdlnu of
tho boy or girl and approved by tho
county school superintendent.
Tho family of Infant porkors will
appear In four or (lvo wcokn after
shipment of tho sow. and.tho boy or
girl will havo plonty of 1 1 mo before
their noto matures to bring tho plga
to a marketable age and dispose of
them to tho best ndvautago, paying
off tho note with tho proceeds of tho
sale. In tho work dono by the hog
clubs of tho Northwest last year, an
otevon year old girl at Wftshatiejnl.
Wash., mndo a clear profit of $79 on
one brood sow. In this Instance twhf
Utters, 24 plg In all, wore produced.
Local educators havo expressed tho
opinion that this is tho most Import
ant step over taken in this lino of
work,' nnd as far as known, tho first
movement of tho kind over started In
tho Unltod States.
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SALE CLOSES
SATURDAY
JANUARY 23
EMEMBE!
DON'T WAIT
UNTIL THE LAST
. DAY
This sale closes Saturday night, January 23. But don't
wait until the last day, as the store is still full of excep
tional values. Even if you don't expect to buy we would
be more than pleased to have you come in and look
things over so that you will understand that when we
say SALE we mean SALE. Ask any of our patrons
who have taken advantage of this sale and( sqe what their
answer is. Following are A FEW SPECIALS FOR
THE REMAINDER OF THIS WEEK:
PEHHHLL-SKLLEHS.
Dr. Barnoy Forroll and Mrs. Jeu
nlo Sellers wuro married In Portland
on Saturday. Tho Oregonlan report
ed the wedding on Sunday as follows-
"Dr. Barnoy Ferret!, of Bend, was
married to Mrs. Jennie Sollors, also
of Bend, at tho First Presbyterian
church by Dr. J. II. Boyd yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brandt Of the
Carlton, witnessed tho coretnony, Df
Ferroll and Mr. Brandt being: old
friends and comrades In the Spanish
War."
Dr. and Mrs. Ferret! returned to
Bend Sunday night and are living in
tho Sellers house on the corner of
Ironwood avenue and Ilarriman
street where a party of friends sere
naded them Monday night.
HANHLLNE-RYHD.
OUTING KIiANNHL
6 1-2 Cents
A REGULAR 10 CENT (IRABU
SILK MKH.HAL1NIM
53 Cents
SELLING RHOUiaitLY AT W.I CUXTH
RIBBONS
7 Cents
REGULAR VALUE tiili CUNTS
PRINTS
3 1-2 Cents
FORMERLY II H CENT'S
HILKOLINBH
7 1-2 Cents
REGULAR II CENT GRADE
LADIES' (X)RHItTS
$1.00
WE SOLD THESE FOR 92.00
iKn-xunszir.
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O. E. Hanollno of Bend and Melis
sa Uyrd of Memphis, Tennessee, were
I married by Justice of the Peace Ens
ten on Frldny at his omco. Back of
tho almplo announcement Is n ntory
of former acn.ualntr.nco In Tennessee
broken off by Mr. Hanollno a depar
ture for the west, Its renewal when
MUs Byrd came to Bond last week to
look up her old friend. Its rupture
when she bought a ticket for Paduc
ah, Kentucky, and left on tho
Thursday morning train and Its mora
than restoration whoa sho returned'
after going only as far as Shorman.
Mr. and Mrs. Haneline are living In
Lytle.
WE GUARANTEE EVERY ARTICLE YOU BUY
AT THIS SALE. If for any reason it does not give you
absolute satisfaction, please return it and we will gladly
replace or refund 'your money.
Come early
while assort
ment is good
BENNETTS
Bend, Ore. Phone 44
Remember
Sale closes
Sat. Jan. 23
CLAHHl Fl ED A DVERTIHI NO.
WANTED.
FARMS FOR RENT.
40 acres, 1 mile from Bond, Threo
room house suitable for garden truck.
10 acres, 2 miles north Laidlaw. 4
room house. Address ZX earn Bul
letin. 41tf
While they last
5 Gallon Galvanized oil cans; regular prlco S1.00 now 70 cents
6 Gallon Galvanized oil cans; regular price 75 ctn. now no cent
1 Gallon Galvanized oil cans; regular prJco Its ctn. now 18 ccntu
14 Quart pall; regular price 35 cent, now !M cents
12 Quart pail; regular prlco UO cents, now 20 cent
No. 3 Galvanized tub; regular prlco Hfl cents, aow. . .03 ecu In
No. 2 Galvanized tub; regular price 73 cents, now... 33 cent
Wash Board, brass, was -15 root, now. . . .'. 0 c.cntn
10 Pound pall SIloa Alo Grease, was 75 cents, now. . .33 cents
3 Pound pall Mica Axle-Grease, was 25 rents, now. . .20 cent
1 Pouud pail Mica Axlo Grease, was 10 cts now 3 for 23 cent
Swift's Cleanser, 4 for 0 cent
Shuey's Cash Grocery
Bend's Leading Eats Store
WANTED t havo clients who aro
looking for Eastorn Oregon and
Washington wheat and alfalfa
ranches, from ICO acres up: good
valley ranches and Income property
to exchange. Give a full and com
plete daserlption of your property.
What havo you to offor. B. F. OII
bort. 101 Washington St., Vancouver.
Wash. 41-46 pj
WANTED Position as oook In
.MAVP1KLD-KCHULTZ.
It Is reported that George M. May.
field of La Pine and Mise Etna Sliultz
were married In gussnrllle. Califor
nia on Christmas day. Mlse fthulte
was emnloved In tha first National
Bank hero at onj Ubio. leaving, lalaJ ..... , ,11,1.11,,M,,i t ,j
in 1913 to oriter school la Colofado.l i "' , ,. ,. 7T "V
nnono cook, ippiy uuuuim
fioo. 39
WANTED 20 hard working men
desire positions in tho country nt
reasonablo wages. Address Portland
Commons, IOC Blirnelde street, Port
land, Oregon. 43. tf
B
FOR KALE.
1 brooder. Will sell cheap, as am
going to movo Address M. J. Lnm
mons, Laidlaw, Ore. 44-40 p
TO TRADE OR EXCHANGE.
We Want Your Trade
Give Us a Tritil
For every $30 worth of
ORO C E R I E S
y -Li: . you get an
. . . ALUMINUM SET FREE ;
T. R- McCLlNCY. the Accommodating Grocer
FOR SALE Bet of whlto Tibet
rum, cheap. Apply Bullotln ollco.4G
FOR SALE Tout homo 12x14,
bod complete, dresser, cheap for
caph. Phone Rod 171. 40p
FOR SALE Two International
Harvester Company cream soparatora
new, less tnnn cost; siu aim sio
Fred B. Ayor, Doschutos. 4 Co
FOR SALE Wo havo several good
second hand ears for salo cheap.
Modorn Garage. 40tf
FOR BALE Second hand Quick
Meal rnngo. Good condition, Phono
Black 112. 4Ctt
FOR 8ALB-One 2800 pound team.
Inquire E. Hanna, at Bather's
store 40-47 o
FOR BALE Ono 20 guago Win
chester hanimorless gun, new with
solid loathor lock case, $20. OnoW
gdago doublo barrel Hhotgiin, slightly
worn, $8. Ono solid mahogany china
cabinet, oval full length glass front
sides, $40; almost now, cost $100, F.
B. Ayor, DoBchutes. 4 Co
FOR SALE Furnishings of two
house keeping rooms. Goods aro in
good condition and cheap. Call nt
room 1 over Light & Powor offlco. 4 Op
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Rhodo
Island Red rooster. In Lytlo addition
3 blocks north, 2 blocks aatit of oil
tanks. Orcutt house, "Irn II.
Fox. 41-43 o
FOR SALE A span of horses five
years old noxt spring, wolghlng uboit
3000, woll broko and new harness,
Prlco 326. W, II. Ray, Laidlaw, Ore-
gon. 3Str
FOR 8ALE-Edlson "Homo" phon'
ograph and records, Also good piano
player with recordB. Itoaaoimblo
terms. Inquire II. E. Allen. Bond
Company offlco or residence. 37w
FOR BALE Two nf the famous
TO KXCIIANait For Bond real
estate, ft 20 sere homestead rnlln
(tuishment In a good settled commun
ity. 1 Mi mile from sehool. 2 tulles
from store. Oood sal!, good range.
liouin ana uriuea wu. J'rlce $ioo
P. O. Box 211. 46a
TO KXCHANOK 109x140 foot
earner In Block S, Wleetorln for
partly improved 20 or 40 aere ranch.
Win. Woods, 403 Ninth nvttnuo. He
uttlo. Wash. 46-47 p
TO EXCHANGE Cows for lalmr.
Bids invited, up to and Including Jan
uary 29 on olonrlng, plowing nnd re
moving surface rock from entire till
able area of 40-aoro tract threo miles
oast of Bond. Blato dato by which
work can bo comptotod. Further In-
. a.. rs -W V5 . v , --j
formation
Bliouio.
upon request.
J II.
40-17 p.
LOHT AND FOUND,
It pays to carry
Accident
Insurance
On April 17 n prominent
druggist of Bend took out an
ncrldcnt policy through our of.
ilcn. Recently ho whh Injured.
On I6ceuibor 25 his claim nn
mailed to the company for ono'
week's total ilUulilllly ami tuo
.wockN partial iJUublllty. On De
cember 2H ho received n check
for JJU17.30.
It paid him to Insure.
Are You Insured?
For 915.00 you rnu get 95,000
dentil inNiirnnco currying UI7.30
weekly total disability nnd 915
weekly partial disability, or
97500 for 921.00.
(Jet your Accident Insiirnrico
of
J. A. Eastes
TAKEN UP Jersey steer. II. A.
Johnson, 2 4 miles southwest of
Laidlaw. Pleaso call for seme. 464Cp-
.nrwm-TTC-ayi -n n it-nt
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Spring
1915
YORK
GINGHAMS
ALL NEW PATTERNS.
THE BEST .
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