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the bend bulletin
(Published Kvcry Wednesday)
10EOIIQH PALMER PUTNAM
Publisher
nODKItT W. 8AWYER
Managing Kdttor
An Independent nowspapcr stand
Ing for tho squaro doal, clean busi
ness, clean politics and tho beat In
terests of Bond and Central Oregon.
Ono yonr $1.60
Biz months .80
Threo months. 50
oven ,'wlth tholr many ditches nnd
their nbundanco of water wo of Cou
trat Oregon nre not envious, dosplto
our $460,000 disappointment. It Is
better to bo happily nllvo In tho sun
shlno than unhappy In n wnlor-log-
god trench.
All subscriptions nro duo nnd
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notices of
texplrntlon nro mailed subscribers nnd
lljrenewtil Is not hiado within reason
blo tlmo tho papor will bo discon
tinued. Pleaso notify us promptly of any
change of address, or of lalluro to ro
celvo tho paper regularly. Otherwise
wo .will not bo responsible for copies
missed.
Make all checks and orders pay
able to Dend Bulletin.
Tho post nlortom experts who nro
discussing tho deeds nnd mlBdoeds of
tho legislature complain because con
sideration of bills was loft until tho
last day. But thoy seem to forgot
that thoro has to bo a last day. Tholr
contention resembles that of tho man
who recommended that ronr-end col
lisions on railroads could bo averted
if trains never carry n rear car.
Tho Bulletin has been asked to re
port to tho United States Weather
Bureau tho occurrence of earth
quakes in thts vicinity. If you have
one please let us know.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24, 1915.
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ON THE HOO.
Every farmer who sees this paper
Is urged to read the article by Profes
sor Potter on hog raising In Central
Oregon. If tho lesson of that article
Is learned the county will bo repaid
many times for tho cost of tho ex
tension work It has agreed to sharo
this year. None of the expenditures
authorized by the count court will
bring mora than that for tho agricul
turist, which It provided so reluc
tantly. Ever slnco tho slaughter of swine
which followed tho Increase In tho
price of wheat began stock experts
have been pointing out that Oregon
would shortly find herself whero she
was a few years ago Importing hogs
from Nebraska with tho slow up-hill
gains of the last four years all lost.
That will mean a flow of money out
of tho state and a return to a condi
tion believed to have been done away
with, all because our farmers havo
been caught with their eggs In ono
basket.
The aim of tho Nebraska farmers
is Bald to bo to raise moro corn, to
feed more pigs, to sell for money with
which to raise more corn to feed
moro pigs and so on. Here we have
not raised enough wheat for feed, wo
have depended on buying It and now
that wheat as go no up wo havo be
gun to MB our pigs. And because
everyono else is doing It the price of
pork Is way down. Soon though, tho
balance will go the othor way. Be
causo so many bogs have been killed
those remaining will Increase in price
untlLthey moro than reflect the cost
oflnewheat necessary to finish them
for the market.
Read Professor Potter's article.
Keep the few hogs you have left even
though it costs something to feed
them. You will be repaid In the end.
And nbove all for the coming year
plan so that your farm will be so far
cs posslblo Independent of the re
sults of war and the price of wheat.
After the prohibition bill goes Into
effect thoro will bo oven moro dry
farmers and water users. '
All flour ts self-rising these days,
at least so far as tho prlco Is concerned.
Bend continues to got her sharo of
recognition.
HAH WlTHYCOMllir.S PEN.
Tho proud possessor of tho pen
with which Governor Wlthycombo
signed tho Forbes hill ratifying tho
Summer and Abert lakes loaso to
Jason Moore, T. S. McKlnnoy, pasted
through Bend on Saturday on his re
turn to his home at Silver lake. Mr.
McKtnney is tho presldont of the Sil
ver Lake Wntor Users' Association
and has been In Salem working for
the passago of tho bill. As a result
of the action of tho legislature Mr.
McKlnnoy said that tho peoplo In Ms
section expect to see tho railroad ex
tended to the lakes and thoy aro
therefore much pleased to havo the
lease ratified
A. VADKVKKT ENTERTAINS.
(Contributed.)
A week-end party was clvon by Ar
thur Vandoverl Saturday, February
20, In honor of tho Senior class of
tho high school at. his home, twenty
mues up me river irom ueuu. .a
very delightful tlmo was had, A
large feast - was prepared by tho
hosts' brothers, William and, George,
it being tho most enjoyable affair of
tho trip. Mr. Vandovort told somo
reminiscences of Moxlco and Arizona
In tho evening. Considering tho
number of lads and lassies the chap
eron, Mrs. E. F. Stockwell had un
dor her charge, her management was
nothing short of marvelous. Al
though the guests were feeling tho
effects of their strenuous amusements
on Monday, they aro willing, with
out exception to try it nil over again
at any time. Those that went on tho
trip were: Mrs. Stockwell, chaperon,
Ituth Caldwell, Hazel Thorson, Mar
garet Thompson, Genevieve Gerrish,
Mario Fox, Mary Hubbard. Arthur
Vandevert, Lloyd Kelley, Lelloy Fox,
Robert Inncs, Hugh Thompson nnd
Ralph Lucas.
WHY RIVERS OVERFLOW.
8oms 8trem Msks Their Otdi Too
Small For Flood Tldat.
"A rlvur l not nimlo to order. It Is
nothluix moro nor loss tluin tho aeel
don tu I path made by wntor In follow
lug the Hue of least resistance," write
Arthur 11 Morgan In hii nrtlolo un
"Why Riven Overtime." pulillnliod In
the Nclentltlc American. Mr Morgan
goes on to show that ttiu average rlvut
tuts found or utude u rhitiiuel Hint snf
Ikes for It lu onlhuiry t linen, but tlutl
In flood tide Is not lnrtii' ennuuh to cur
ry off the water Home uf th IIkuiy
he gles explain iwfectly why eertuln
rivers urv In the habit of overflowing
The Coldwnter river, where It euten
the tint lands fnuu the hill In north
eru MlMtltutlppU has n nxnlty of um
cubic feet per second when full to tin
top or Its bunks. At inuxltiium tlUxL
however, HxuhH) ruble feet er set-mid
pour dowu If. ii nd It bus to ove rttow
The HL Fniucl river mi the boon
dary between Arkansas mimI MIcHuutl
can take enre of from faxi to JVuni ruble
feet per seeviid. but In flood tllne It has
IttyOOtt. aud the surplorf must overflow
The Mlniul river lu Ohio has n Domini
cn-Mtcltj, varying nt different Klntit
from l cr cent to B ht rut of lt
maximum overflow. The Mississippi
near the mouth of the Red rlve.Jm
a normul How or '.ikmuo ruble feet h
sceond; wli-u full to the top of Its
banks It can curry itlmut I.OdO.Ono en
ble feer. When all It trlbuturlcH urr
In Hood It bus to carry 'J.nxMUU euble
feet ii set-olid. As Its btiukn nn hlghet
tbiin the surrounding plains, iIu-mi lu
uvltnbly revive the orortUiw.
Homtmad 8llvtr Polish.
To mnke the lit silver pollabrr and
demur known, tnke n bottle of uuiiiio
nta us sold In most grocery store,
and to this add two ouuees of whiting,
aud Just a few drops of oxalic, arid
In this way you will procure for the
expenditure of 15 cent as much of
the best silver ollb its eun Ik- plir
cbnsed for (1 In most of the prominent
drug stores. Thin same llu U so
cheap when homemade that the bonne
wlfe will not tlod It too uxterilvc to
use It In polishing all of the cuflory
and also thr b run doorknob r any
other bright methl Uxtun.it about the
houiu. Nu'iil Mncutlxu.
On the Bowling
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SHOES FOR ALL
Tho lending fonturo of tho howl
lug tournaments tho past week was
tho nigh and low rolling of tho dlf.
forent teainit nnd Individuals. Tho
A. L. French toitm bowled 100(1 In
their first gnmo with Tho Bond Bul
letin Inst Thursday, nnd rolled up a
total of 'JtC7(l for tho threo gnmos. t
HtnudliiK of tho Tennis.
Wont,LpH Pet
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Bond Bulletin ..
A. L. French . . .
Owl Pharmacy . .
United Warehouse .... 0 "13
Wednesday, February 17.
A. L. FRENCH:
Steldt 180 108 188
Lucas ' 150 117' 123
French, o ..160 140 100
Hunter ....140 124 207
Stover 141) 188 171
560
300
460
477
60S
704 772 849 2380
United Warehouse :
Caldwell ...177 203 103 673
Hoko 101 120 160 440
Thompson .184 172 175 631
Pnlmorton .127 130 131 307
Kates, o ....181 101 105 607
830 804 823 2467
High score Hunter, 207.
High nvorngo Caldwell, J01.
Wnrchouso won two games.
Friday, February 10.
Bond Bulletin:
Ostium), c, .143 148
Dunbar ....180 128
Snndors ...143 140
Carmody . . .181 140
Johnson, H.1G0 110
660
650
660
333
180
133
162
160
100
101
160
174
133
100
The ORIGINAL CHIPPEWA
it
EVERY DAY SHOE FOR MEN
UTZ and DUNN'S
LADIES' SHOES
BUSTER BROWN
180 471 157
107 475 168
143 431 144
154 4K4 101
182 401 104
A. L
810 711
FRENCH:
825 2352
FOR THE CHILDREN
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R. M. SMITH CLOTHING COMPANY
LEARN THE WAY
Uso cracked corn for chlckon.foed
tho new Bond Flour Mill has lU-r-Adv.
. .60 tf
Uso TrUo Bluo Flourl
best made and a Bend
Adv.
It Is. tho
product.
37 tf
ONE CENT A WORD Is all a Ilttlo
Want Ad will cost you.
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FAIRLY CREDITABLE.
If the late lamented legislature
was not notably excellent, certainly
it was far from being bad. In fact,
when we take Into account the unde
niable fact that the general condition
of the country, necessitating econ
omy, barred the way to constructive
projects, the legislative record ap
pears distinctly creditable.
As Governor Wlthycombe stated
whenlio signed the prohibition bill,
that 'xma piece of legislation alone,
, at least "from the majority standpoint
of the prohibitionists, was worth tbo
cost of the session. The ratification
of the lake lease was constructive
and greatly worth while The com
pensation law has been amended, the
election laws bettered. Real eocn
omy has been effected. Best of all,
perhaps, there has been no drastic
legislation, no freak laws; business
has been given a fair deal, and noth
ing blatantly contrary to tho public
Interest has been slipped through.
Even If Central Oregon did not get
its irrigation appropriation, we may
admit that the legislature did Us
best, uulcr the circumstances, and
that its record Is reasonauly satisfac
tory"." What Is probably the biggest piece
of constructive legislation at the
lpifi eesslou was the ratification of
the lease of Summer and Abert lakes.
At least, uppn that action hinged
what promises to bo Important de
velopment of this country. At the
1013 session the big constructive" bill'
was tho Tumalo act,. It Is . worth
noting that Vernon A. Forbes fram
ed both bills, and it Is due to his
hard work and abllltytbat each one
pfissed.'
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Speaking of the European war
zone, the Albany Journal says: "It
Is to be regretted that all those
trenches could not btflug In a re
gion that needs irrigation." But
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A Woman's Strattgy.
. "! once hwinl or n xnclly Henpecked
man wtio imioV friend with m muuxe.
and by kevplug the little nuimnl al
ways about him Ua contrived to get the
upper baud.
"A strutixe stiiry. How loos did that
xfute of affairs cooMiiueV
"Only n short while. The ninn's wife
Introduced it cut. and the ui'tiiient ib
cat pounced on the mouxp he pmiu-eO
on her husband." lliriiiliigtmtu Ag
Ueruld.
Getting Along.
"Lemme see. how out U rimr dniiL'b
terr
"I always hnre to stop nnd think
Aurwiir. wht muni tie ceitlnu on el
fenlny'l lirunf tier roiirHuptiioiiHly re,
ri iu iuo luuijfcxicn. ni n nenrur pre
punitory im-IioiH n a pnn-el of llufr
Uiys." Cleveland Plain Dealer
Car Rtquircd.
"OonJ hen Venn." wild tllp Impatient
frleiid.arv you writing yet? Hoes It
take four puce to tell her you will nee
her tomorrow night"
"NO." sad the wenry writer, "but It'
tabes eight pages tu tell her 1 cuuV
New York Times
Tlght
"HeV cloxe fistwl. In'l ner
"I should wiy he k Why. mnn. he
won't even glrp up hid of til iniiI
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Buy
PEARL BUTTONS
KXITTINO COOKS
CROCHirr COTTON
DAIt.MXd COTTON
LI.NK.N T1IRHAD
COTTON TIIRIUD
SILK THREAD
STAY IllNDINO
KEM BINDINO
' DRKHH HIIIKLDS
Kill CURLERH
aiMBS
1IKUKIIF.8
HAl'KTY PI.NH
liUVJiH PINU
HOSE iiUPPOKTKKH
HAIR ShTTH
UMRROIDKRY HOOPH
NHEDLKH
AJfll HUNDREDS OF
OTHER. MTEMH
AT
Warner's
OUR PRICES 5-10-15-20-25
Rteldl 203 234
Minor 178 102
French, c ..233 128
Hunter ....170 100
Stover 217 18Q
181
158
151
158
158
018
408
511
494
655
2070
200
100
170
106
186
1000 804 8QC
High score StoMI. 334,
High nvcrace Stcldl, 200.
Records broken Ono gamo, A. L.
French, 1000.
Total pins 3 games, 2070.
Individual ono game tied Steldl,
234.
Mnmlnr. Febmnrx U2.
UNITED WAREHOUSE,; ,
Caldwell ...182 161 170 600 170
Palmcrton .151 167 135 443 148
Hoko 180 172 144 4D0 166
Thompson .128 155 145 428 143
Estcs, c ....109 193 173 535 178
810 828 773 2411
OWL PHARMACY:
RnrlnEor ...210 108 201 685 105
Polndoxtor .103 175 17 614 171
IlKiirk 167 180 183 520 173
Johnson. 11,135 100 164 449 160
McKay, o ..103 184 157 504 108
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MOVED
to my new quarters on
Greenwood Avenue, next
to Wright Hotel, where I
4 .g am better prepared than,
jf rver to serve you.
,t
Bert Shuey
The Cash Grocer
834 807 841 2542
High scorn Sprlnuor 210
High nvorngo Springer, 105. .
Owl Pharmacy won 3 games.
KNOX TAKKH MKACHAM.
Havlnx hcon unable to furnish
bonds Wnllnco II. Menrhsm, who has
been under arrest on tho clisro of
passing worthless checks, was bound
over to fho grand lurv nnd taken to
Prlnevlllo by Sheriff Knox vostsrdav
afternfon. Tho case wns heard In
Justice Kastes' court In tbo forenoon.
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A Dramatic Six-Reel Master
piece after the world-famous
American novel by Au
gusta Evans, will be shown at
Dream Theatre
THURSDAY EVENING
MARCH 4TH
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8-PJECK ORCHESTRA
Admission 25 and 35 cents.
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ISSUEH MIXIXO ClHCTiaH.
Goorgo 8. Younx has recently Is
sued a small folder containing a
stntemont of tho laws npnllcablo to
mlnlnff locntlons for distribution
among his clients. Tho prcsont mln
Ins; excitement makes these circulars
of esneclal interest as thev contnin In
n conclso form full directions for the
guidance of nnynno who is tikli up
n claim. Mr. Youmc Is tho t'nltod
states Mineral Surveyor for Central
Oregon.
LIBRARY IIKCKIVIIH IJOOKH.
The looal library has received the
following books from tho Oregon
State "Library to bo horn for tho next
two months: Aeschvlus, Lyrical
dramas: Foster. Treaties on ore and
stono mlnlnfr Dante. Divine comedv.
vol 1. 2. 3: Smith. Our Nylon's Flsir
In history snd Incident: Edmund and
Williams. Toasters handlxiok, (for 1
month onlv): Fsrls. Making good:
Hnffdlnir. Brief hlstorv nf modern
nhllosophv: Homer. Iliad: Homor.
OdvuHcy Iird. First look unon tho
birds of Oreton snd Wnohlogton,
eonv 7: Vnrshsll. Stories of Robin
Hood- Milton Paradise lost: Runs.
sell, Rivers of Norh America- Shako
snenro. Hamlet. Mncnoth. Morchnnt
of Vonlre- Stsok, Wild flowers that
rvory child should know: Vorgllus
Mnro, AnnrJd of Virgil. Twnnty bent
novels nf 1914- Sfnnhens. the npi.
gods; Chesterton, FIvIok Inn: wi.
Wlfo of Sir Isneo Hnrmon nnd The
World set free. Stare: Prnrtor, '
les of starland. copy 1; Mltton, Chll
Iron's book of stars, conv 2. Goo!
okv: Condon. Oregon roologv. con. 1 :
Ilobbs, Earth featiiros rnd tholr
moaning; Scott. An Introduction to
geology: Oro collection, Geolonv nnd
water resources of Central Oregon,
eon. 1. PoI"Hng: Tfiniph Aool'o.
-n ? Vn D"i'. Toxt-li"'"'' "' tbo
lll'orV Of r"ljlnt rnn. 1 ' ,,'"flm"',0.
Pnloters pnd palntlmr. Interior il'"
orntlon: Dillnwny, Decoration of the
school nnd homo, con 6: Vollmor, A
book of distinctive Interiors.
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