"Hferjy- 1 & 1 t f tub bexi? xtvht,isxttf,,titnni, orc, WEnjnatoAy; may" is, ioin. -1 i . , - , t ' THE BEND BULLETIN (Published Every Wednesday) GEOIIQB PALMER PUTNAM 1 Publl8h6r '' RODERT W. SAWYER , Managing Editor An Independent newspaper stand ing for tho squaro deal, clean busi ness, clean politics and tho best In terests of llond and Central Oregon. Oilo year $1.00 BIx months, 80 (Tbreo months GO WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1915. Tho Hullotln lias been requested, on behalf of tho Sliovlln-Hlxon Com .jinny nnd Mr. Ryan, to tbank tho peo- ''pip of llond for tho patience with which thoy hnvo waited for tho an nouncement of tho company's mill construction, and for tho kindly feel ing which they have ovldonced to ward tho enterprise. Thanhs aro nl W offered to tho County Court of Crook county for Its asslHtanco. in return Tho Uulletln, for tho pooplo of Dend, off era thnnks to tho company for tho nows which has been given to thorn. THE FUTURE. .) Reprinted from Tho llullutln extra iIbhuu(1 Monday morning, May 10. $ Tho word for which llond has waited no long bus como. An Im niciibo modtrn saw mill Is to lo built horo. Work Is to begin nt onco nnd tho mill will bo sawing lumber by No- Mvombor, tho month of Thanksgiving. Tho nnnouueomont bring Jubilation to overy resident of tho city, pleas Tiro 'to Its friends, satisfaction to Its 'invostors. To thoso among tho mini, bor who have publicly Hinted their belief In tho futuro of tho city, and, by tho Jealous and short sighted, hnvo been dorldod therefor, tho nows 1h especially grateful. '" Now Is Justlflod tho city's oxpondl- tureii for a costly sower, for good .'streets, and prlvato Investments In modern buKlncsH bulldlngH nnd hand somo rcsldoucvs. All Hint for which Wo hnvo boon culled foolish now proves that wo woro wUo. IIOIWKS AUK Hlliri'KD. Two Important shipments of stock have been sent out over tho O.-W. R. & N. recently. One -was a carload of fiorces destined to Kansas City, recently purchnsed In this section by Holland & Wise. The other ship ment, of horses also, went to Denver, tho purchasers being Hollls & Ferris. It Is understood that tho horso buy ing continues. Seo Edwards for paper hanging. Adv. Garden nnd lawn mowers. Hnrdwnre Co. Adv. Skjse Infection In (lie Air. Medical authorities ngrco that colds aro Infectious. In some cities rhlldron with colds nro DaTi'l fiom sc'ioi.ib. Hprlng's clinngln.' vontbnr I riush trmny colrtB. Tno inwwt mm safest way to stop colds, coughs anil tioup Is to give Foloy's Hone and Tor Compound. I'nttcrson ur.i' i , Adv. Building Material LUMBER, SHINGLES Hr 444444 The Miller Lumber Company Bend, Oregon. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. WANTED. WANTED Second hand Incubator must bo In good condition. L. G. Comstock, R. F. D., lJond. 10c WANTED Room nnd board In prlvato family by rospcctablo work ing man. AddrcsB K. I. caro Uulle tln. 10 p WANTED Girl for gonornl house work. Telephone Mrs. Gould, Red 052. Dtf FOR RENT. 1 .. Tho mill which hns boon announc ed nnd the ouo whoso nimouncouient tin oxpectod Will causa tho population of llond to douhlu and quadruple In tho next few years. Other Indus tries will bo attracted here. An Im petus toward tho construction of hAMk,1H,lM l.lj.lft ft i I 1 rtlitH 1. .-.. iiiiiiuuun wiiiuu win iimur iiuiu limy bo looked for. To tho city us a wholo all -thin will ' bring much moro than 'gratification nt seeing llond tfrojv Many respon sibilities will JitTaddod. Tho neces sity for tho, oxteiislciu of tho sower ,u i!i.cmuor Undoubtedly, wo shall bo obliged to go for u wntor supply fur ther up the river. Now schools will bo needed, A city park system should bu planned. With tho gratification lot us lie rept tho roupouslhHltluB. Let us be gin now to make plans, llellef In tho futuro to which wo today so close ly npproaeli has brought Dend to Its present development. Tho same be lief looks forward now to oven great er development. Hhnll we not by our works glvo evidence of our faith? FOR RENT Two room house pnrtly furnished. Rent 5 a month. Inquire S. Murnsnkl. Otf FOR RENT -Smnll furnished housu nonr depot. S, R. Hogln. 7-9c FOR SALE Homlngton No. 10, typnwrltor, almost now, Good bnr- gain. lnqulro Uulletln. 7tf FOR SALE Ono HolBtoln cow and yearling calf. High grade stock, In quire llond Oarage. 7tf FOR RENT Thrco room houso with light r.nd water near now school house, lnqulro Ellto Studio. Itfc Bend-Silver Lake and way points 'i , A Seven Passenger Touring Cur Each Way Eaeli Day. RIDE IN THE EASY CARS Walter Coombs, L. D. Fox, Pioneer Auto Stage and Truck Co. SUCCESSORS TO WENANDY LIVERY CO. Freight Trucks in Addition ' 1 flillllRu flu i I Never Srp v. m m aj muv -0 m-m bbH Bftk' IB tr Ht ' LW ) I tfOBH?. FOR SALE. FOR harness Gnrnuu: FOR SALE weight nbout 8AI 3 1000 pound JUKI cart for salo. moro, Rend 10c -Ono tonm bay marcs 1100 pounds. Ago 4 lloyond Its local nspect nnd effect our coining growth adds Immimsur nbly to our political place In Crook county. Hitherto, It Is safe to say. recognition In county nffnlrs hns cranio to us, not becnuso of, hut In splTo of, our ncceptod position. Jeal ousy hns lod to nlllauces against us which, oven 'with tho nBnltitanco of our steadfast friends, wo hnvo boon nblo to overcome, tho "balance of powor" now In ono plnco and now In nnoUiqr, has never been turned In our fnvur, nnd wo remember. Soon, however, probably by tho ttmo of tho noxt election, there will ho no question of tho "balance of power." Tho only thing to bo con sidered will bo tho power, and (lint wIlTlip Dend'H. Just what political changes will follow, It In perhaps too soon to discuss. That tliero will b. changes Is certain mid wo may well now begin to ho thinking about them. Jmwt. Well broke Good wagon nnd harness. I'rlco $-100. For further Information phono or wrlto II. C. Cndy, Tiimnlo, Oregon. lOtf FOR SALE llrass bed, spring, mattress, $(!. Large dresser, 8. Tent. Phono Rod 171. Op FOR SALE Horso nnd buggy In good condition. S. .Murnsnkl. Otf FOR SALE Good horso and ling- gy. Apply American llakery. Otfo FOR SALE Shorthorn milk cow. Inquire Scott & Smith, Tiimnlo. 9-10p FOR SALE Cheap. Section 10, Township -1 S., Itaugti 10, noar Prlngle Falls, Crook county, Oregon. V. II. Melrose, Comix, Wushliig- ton. 0-lOp WHITE LEGHORNS LAY MORE EGGS and cat less than other chick ens. It pays ttf keep pure-bred chick-eno-mlxed.ljifceds nro only mongrols. Eggs for tho sonson $1.50 for 15; $2.60 ,for .10; $5 for 100. Ton-year trap-nested stock. S. L. Vandovert, lloni), Oregon, "Tho Old Home stead." 9-lOx FOR SALE Economy Chief cream separator. Good as now, $30. Cost $18. M. L. Pyatt, Alfalfa. tfc FOR SALE 10 or 80 ncros Irri gated land. No cash rcqulrud If buy er niakca Improvements. lnqulro-nt Dend Ilotol. 8-10p FOR SALE or TRADE Register ed Holstoln bull, nlso good two year old Holstoln heifers. Apply to Scott nnd Smith, Tumnlo, Ore. 8-1 Op FOR SALE Two story building 50x35. Two pool tables, cigars, to bacco, candy nnd harbor outfit. 9 rooms on second Moor. Will sell at right prlco. P. J. Llthausor, Sisters, Oregon. 8-9e FOR SALE Hnvo your combings made Into n switch; sond combings by parcel post or to homo of Mrs. C. Dnun, Kenwood Addition, llond, Oro goti. . 8-1 lc FOR SALE Do Lavol soparator, No. 17. lnqulro Uulletln. Ctt FOR SALE Farm, southwest sldo Powell llutto, 320 acres, 150 undor cultivation, as much moro can bo cultlvnted; 80 fruit trees grnwlngon plnco. For Information lnqulro ar AI fnlfn post ofllco. 3-19 p FOR SALE Settings of thorough bred llarrcd Rock eggs. $1 per set ting. A. C. Egan. 2-1 Oo FOR SALE Flvo room houso and lot In Park addition, light nnd wntor. Good bargain. Inquire II. P. Man Ion, llond, Oregon. -Itfc LOST AND FOUND. FOUND Drown mcio, nbout four years, old, whlto stocking hind logs, branded E on tho right shoulder. Ownor can hnvo scmo by paying costs. Apply Uulletln ofllco. Ctf. LOST Oold barotto for hair. Re ward for roturn to Bulletin. 9tf -. -t x i uj . :.. Asneei iruiu uiu uvu ui u uvci A toe from the foot of a mountain And a page from a volume of steam;. A wink from the eye of a needle, A nail from the finger of fate, A plume from'the wing of an army And a drink at the bar of a grate. A hair from the head of a hammer, A bite from the teeth of a saw, A race on a course of study, And a joint from the limb of the law,. A check that is drawn on a sand-bank, Some fruit from the jam of a door And people who get better bargains Than at the R. M Smith TO TRADE OR EXCHANGE TO EXCHANGE 120 acres undor Umatilla Irrigation Project, 2 miles from town, for land near Rend. O. C. Hcnklo, ovor First National Dank, Dend, Oregon. G-10p. Clothing Co. Store. WIWTS lilt MATTtn L03T YOUR WAY Tho mill Is coming. That is tho great prosont fact. The future to which wo hnvo turned our thoughts tuid our hopes wo shall bo living In tomorrow. Lot its now plan and look' forward to another mini nt tho same time lot lit not forget '.o i;l i our thanks to tho man whoca plan ning and tho men whoso confidence brings us whom wo nro. rwiwsiiie MATTtn) jwonse than that, lost ay i L03T YOUR WAY I POUCH or THE REAL TOBACCO L. d ' 7 CHEW mmm tjk - -, i y' JftT I I fc WBff Kt INI li ENOUGH EXPLOITATION. Dlscimslng the work that lies bo fore Portland's new Chamber of Com mnrco th Tdloiirnin snys: "Tho per iod of exploitation has passed, never to roturn. That, lu n great measure, Is truo of nil tho west. Henceforward wo need subjective up-bulUUiig, not ob jective advertising. It will. In fact, take porno ears of diligent endeav or to develop ourselves Into what' wo liftvo declnrod ourselves to bo. Wo need troubl.i no further to win recog nition or attract Immigration, except as secondary cansJdorHoiis. Our problem now Is to bulluQundly from tho tottom up. lucroiwlng tho (pro duction of our acres, tho markets for our products nnd the payrolls of our employed so that thoso who bavo tome nlretdy may prosper. n ? THE IjOOrJ JUDGE FINDS THE LONELY WOODSMAN', ' AFTER all your years of chewing "a- here is tho Real Tobacco Chew, "Right-Gut"! It's anew blend richer, more sappy and twice as satisfying as the old kind. Seasoned and sweetened just enough to give you all the pure tobacco taste. Cut n new way so n small chew gives you' . comfort without grinding. And it lasts longer. Take very in nil chew leu than one-quarter tho olJ lUe. ll will bo moro atiilyini! limn mouthful of ordinary tobacco. Juit nibble on it until ou find the itreiiglh ebon that lulu )ou. Tuck it anay. Then let it reit. Seo how eaiily and evenly the real tobacco Wsto cornel, how it latltnet without t rinjini. how much lc you hao to plt, how few chewi lou tako to bo tobacco ntlificd. That's why it i Tk Rtat Ttiocca' Cirso, That's why it com lot in tho cud. It I a rwJr txw, nil lm uJ akort alirtj to (Kit )ua km'i h to frlaj oa ll wiiU ) .r Ktta. Uiujui( ea onlAKy ub1i4 Mbi ricav. NmI w tb till bna w.t ir ikh inbuco lull U f$P ."Noit! H . Taa UftU of rr. rla (aha Ux aofrttd tob cowrrJ pvUh tlMrica. Nil v" la ull bum. w.t ir ikh inbwco lull U "KiiUi-Cl .One small chew takes the place of two big '' cheVs of the old kind. WEYMAN-BRUfTON COMPANY ' SO Union Square, New York (BUY EROM0EAUE3 QrSEDqoSXAMPSTOUs)( Refinishing Marred Furniture IS EASY AND INEXPENSIVE Shabby, scratched pieces of furniture that' are unsightly and a discredit to your home can be made to look bright and new at slight' ex" Ijens.e and you can do it yourself. 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