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WATER IS LOIR
FOR YEIIII5
LIGHT SNOW FALL
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Deschutes Ik Jfmv Running Only
hrcoiFotirthi of Xm-mal Flow
. CHittt (2t-kntit Uli.nf f 3 fi I tin-
Other Strcnnn Hlmw Orcnter Do.
llclcncy Sllter Lake In Dry.
..That tho wnter In tho lakes anil
streams of Oregon Is lower this yoar
than nt nny tlmo slncu exact records
hnvo licen kopt and at a point not
reached slnco tho famous low water
of 1880 Is the Information Riven out
by Fred F. Honshnw, district ciirI
ncor, wator resources lirniicli, V. 8.
Geological Survey, who has been In
towiTfor tho prist few days. HecaiiHo
of tho dependenco of this section on
the Deschutes for wnter power nnd
Irrigation purposes tho Information
Is especially Interesting here.
According to Mr. Henshnw, tho
present Btngo of most of tlm rivers
tuid streams In the state as compared
with normal Is about ono-lii'f. Oy
hoo'rlvor nnd Silver Creolt, howovor,
now being only ono third of norninl.
1,110 Deschutes Is carrying about threo
fourths of Its avorngo amount. That
Hi should fall off only ono fourth
when other streams fell off from ono
half to two thirds Is a vory good In
dication of tho steadiness of Its' flow.
' Completo records of tho flow of tho
Deschutes liavo bcon kopt only slnco
1003. Scattering records exist for
previous years. No no of them show
lowor wator than at presont nnd the
evidence Is that this year's mark is
tho lowest slnco 1889.
In that year Silver Lake went dry
nnd crops worn harvostod on tho bod
of tho lako. According to Mr. Hen
Hhnw tho lako will probably dry up
agnln this yoar.
Othor'cvldonccs of tho lowncss of
tho water this year appears In tho
Doschutcs Hanger, u monthly publi
cation Issuod from tho local Forestry
Ofllco, In tho June numbor, extracts
from which nra glvon In this papor,
It Is stated that this your there Is no
wnter (lowing out of Llttlo Iavn Inko,
a condition not known to exist bnforo.
'A doflclnncy of snow fall during
tho past winter Is given as tho causa
of the present wator conditions.
i water and In ono hour
repeat tho dosn. To drench c critter
put a rope around the neck nnd tie
about 2& feet long to a monger or
fence, let It back Into It, put your
qrm over tho back of their head nnd
your tliUmb in their mouth and loft
hand Angora on their upper gums.
IT6lil their head up and op .si tholr
mouth. Another person tip tho bot
tle up and give them a mouth full
nnd time to swallow it nnd then re
pent. If' you give It nil to them at
once It Is apt to go down tho wind
pipe add causo death.
It Is n good plan to have a couple
pounds of salts and a small vial of
pconlto on hand for thero will bo no
time to go after remedy, for the sick
ii ess will develop In one to four hours
after eating It.
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ROLES AREJDOPTEO
Ladle Lihrniy Club Make Itrgnlii
tloiiM for Coming Khmer Show.
At a mooting of tlm Ladles 'Library
Club yostordny afternoon rules for
tho coming llowor show were adopted
(is follows,
1. All exhibits must bo In by 12
o'clock on tho day of tho bIiow.
2MiOno to six stems may bo Iticlud
rd Jn each slnglo exhibit, hut not
liioro than six Atoms,
3. Each exhibitor must liuiko his
own selections for exhibition,
4, No Unworn, plants or vegetables
not Includod In tho published list will
lie ullglblo for n prize, oxcopt ns n
part o( tho "gcnoral display" of (low.
ors, for which tho lOmhlem Club cup
U otTereU.
6. Xn exhibit tnay not ho entered
lor mora than ona prim.
0. Unless ntherwlio requested, tho
Library Club will offer for sale How-
cm, plants, nnd vegetables entered.
Any entry not to bo sold should bo
marked to that effect.
7,AII exhibits must bo kopt Intact
until, (ho ovoulug of tho show. Flow
its or vegetables sold must not be
removed before that tlmo.
6. No award will be glvon for In
foilor (lowers or vegetables, although
they may bo tho only ones entered
for contest.
U. Each slnglo ititry must benrjho
nanio of the vegetable or llowerwrlt
ten on a card furnished by tho Li
brary Club.
10. No prltcs will bo glvon out ut
tho flower show.
11. Flowers will bo Judged accord
ing to color, form, slo, and length of
stems, """"
Any llowers or vegetables entered
for exhibition only and not for prices
will bo sold during the day of the
show and can bo taken as soon as
sold, hut exhibits entered for prltes
cannot bo removed until tho cvonlng
of tho show.
Any ouu desiring to enter n Conor
nl Exhibit far the Kmblom Club cup
must notify the secretary, Mrs. K. M.
Thompson, at least one week before
the (lower show, so that spuce may
liu reserved for It,
OX PROVIDIXH PASTURE.
To Tho Kdltor:
Several of the questions which for
mers of this county hnvo been nsklng
me and which I could not Intelligent
ly answer as I had not tried them In
this section, were token up by I'ro
fessor Shaw during the agricultural
campaign by tho Great Northern nnd
Northern Pacific Hallways. Somo of
theso suggestions I consider of es
poclnl vnluo to tho fnrmurs of this
section, and should like very much to
recolvo roportB from farmers who will
try them, both for his own good nnd
the godd of the many farmors on the
farms In Crook county,
I am ospeclnlly Interested In tho
pastures for stock which wero sug
gestod by Prof 8haw. For dry farms
his suggestion was fall ryo sown In
tho fall: fall no sown In tho early
spring; and fall ryo sown In tho late
Bprlng, which should mako n good
pasture for tho ontlro pasturing seas
on. I hnvo already suggested sweet
clover for pnsturo on dry farms, and
ho recommended this grnss very
strongly nlso, Tor Irrigated lands,
ho recommends the following mix
ture: two pounds of nlfalfa; two
pounds of red clover; ono pound of
Alslko clovor; ono half pound of
whlto clovor; two pounds of orchard
grass; two pounds of perennial rye;
ono pound of Kentucky Illuo Crass;
nnd ono pound of timothy, per acre,
lie assures us that this mlxturo will
not bloat cattlo and sheep If n good
growth of all tho grasses Is obtained.
Tho growing of livestock on, farms
In this section Is nlmost absolutely
necessary for realization of groatcst
profits, Tho great handicap In live
stock production has been tho pro
duction of a pnsturo suitable for It.
Other suggestions nppllcablo to our
farm lands wero mndo by Professor
Shaw, but theso pastures nro, I bo
llcvo, of greatest Importanco to us,
and I am very anxious to seo thotn
tried out as early ns possible by far
mom who are Interest. I shall bo
vory glad to co-opornto with any far
mor or farmers In Crook county who
will undorlnko the growing of pas
tures according to theso suggestions,
A. E. LOVETT,
Crook County Agriculturist.
Do
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Evinrude '
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Get ona of these little
Motor for yourrow
bout or canoe.
T. M. O'DONNELL
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IRRIGATION FACTS TOLD
Committee Hears Our Xccds While
TraielliiK Through Willamette.
Tho needs of Central Oregon In
tho way of Irrigation funds wore laid
before tho Appropriations committee
of the national Houso of Hopresonta
lives while traveling through tho
Willamette valley on Monday. Tho
committee spent "Sunday on the
Klamath project nnd was on Its way
to Umatilla by way of Portland.
At Grants Pass tho Committee was
met by a delegation of prominent
Orcgonlans including Senator Cham
berlain, Ex-Governor West and J.N.
Teal who presented facts and figures
touching on tho situation In Central
Oregon Ex-Oovennor West went par
ticularly Into the history of the $450,
000 appropriation nnd tho require
ments of the North Canal unit. No
Intimation was given by tho commit-
tco as to what action .might bo ex
pectcd of It.
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Crochet nnd Tnttlng Thread
Whlto mill Ecru, All num
ber, 2 fur .2.1c
l'OUIt STRANDED.
Embrolileiy Thieml, AH Col
din, per bull 15c
NILKIXlCS.S F.MHKOIDKItV
TIIHKAD.
All Color, l! skeins Oc
popular piiici:s
prevail
Warner's
THE VAIMRTV STORK
PRAISES 1IKNI) 11AXIC.
(Silver Lake Leader.)
Tho First Nntlonnl Hank of Bond
Is offering to furnish money nt a low
rata of Interest to tho sheep men who
nro desirous of holding their clip
of wool for bettor prices. This movo
la certainly ono to bo commendod In
tho Horn! banking Institution. Be
sides an offor of assistance it shows
push and onorgy worthy of splendid
results.
HOYS AHK APPOIXTKD.
SALEM, Juno 21. Oovornor
Wlthycombo has appointed three boys
from ench county In Oregon ns dele
gates to tho Universal Corn Conven
tion which will bo held In Han Fran
cisco on August C and 0. In each
case the county school superintend
ent nominated thu boys. Tho three
from Crook county are Glenn Stan
ton, Prlnevllle; Ilnrry Tucko, SIB'
tors; Sam Dates, Redmond.
For sign
Adv.
painting bco Edwards.
TAYLOIMIOECII.
Miss Caroline Taylor of Mitchell,
Oregon, and Charles Hocch of llend
wero married at tho homo on tho
hrldo'a parents on Sundny, Juno 20,
Mrs. Hocch Is n sister of Mrs. Wil
liam Hates. Mr. and Mrs, Hocch ex
pect to mako tholr homo In Uond.
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ROBERTS BLAMES LARKSPUR
Handier Offers Remedy for Cattlo
PtiUontiiK In Xt'lgblKirlioiMl.
Hoferrlng to recent reports that
cnttlu In tbo neighboring country
hnvo boon poisoned, tho Inst coming
from John Hwlger, l. U. itoourts.
president of tho local creamery nnd
a prominent rancher living east of
town has written The Hullotln giving
his experience with cattlo sltnllerly
poisoned.
Mr. Hoborts hollaves that tho
trouble comes from larkspur and ad
vises the following remedy!
"Tho tlrtt thing to da Is to take,
from, ona to two quarts of blood from
them nnd a light dose, of tchnlae
Is a good remedy. 1 would rather
have from 13 to JO drops of aconite,
to mi quick action on tho heart. Next
test tt a teaaip of Epsom salts la a
KENWOOD
Lots 60x114, Sidewalks,
City Water
and Electric Lights
Uuy your seed oats at tho Now
Ilcnd Flour Mill Co. Adv.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
A teachers' examination will ho
held In tho county court room, Prlno
Vlllo, Oregon, Juno 30, July 1, 2, 3,
1915, beginning 8:30 it. m.
V. E. MYEItB,
lS-lGc. ' Superintendent
NOTICE OK ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETIXH.
Notlco Is hereby given to the legal
voters of school district Numbor 12
of Crook county, Stnto of Oregon,
that tho annual school mooting of
sold district will bo held nt tho Held
school, to begin nt tho hour of 0
o'clock n. m. on the third Monday of
Juno, being tho 21st day of June, A.
I)., 1915.
This meeting Is called for tho pur-
poso of oloctlng ono director for threo
yoars and ono clerk for ono year, and
mo transaction ot business usual nt
such meetings.
Dated this oth tiny of Juno, 191b.
Attost:
II. J. OVEHTUHF,
District Clerk.
14-lflo C. M. McKAY.
Chairman Hoard of Directors
SUMMER
SUITS
Just arrived a new shipment of light
weight summer suits. Just the thing
for the hot summer days. Coat and
pants for only
Buy one now because our stock is
limited.
R. M. SMITH CLOTHING
LEARN THE:
WAY
FOIl BALE Good fresh cows. For
Information inqulro of It. M. Hatch,
Tumalo, Oregon. 14-lCp
FOIl SALE Team horse, weight
3000 pounds or will trade for 2400
pound team. Nixon. 14tt
FOR SALE Two relinquishments
In tho famout Summer Lako valley,
fine Boil, good cllmato, Ideal alfalfa
land. Tho tondereat fruit nnd vege
tables grow hero In abundnnco. Good
floows ot artesian wator from 70 to
400 feet. Surfaco water 8 fcot. Prlco
$400 each. Call or wrlto A. U. Oort
son, Summer Lako, Oregon, 14tfo
FOR SALE Farm, southwest side
Powoll Huttd, 320 acres, 1G0 under
cultivation, ns much moro can bo
cultlvntedi 80 fruit trees growing on
place. For Information Inqulro nt Al
fnlfn poBt ofllco. 3-19 p
LOST AND FOUND.
FOUND Drown marc, about four
years, old, whlto stocking hind legs,
branded E on tho right shoulder.
Owner cm havo snmo by paying
costs. Apply Uulletln olDca. 6tf.
LOST Party who found n pair or
pint Thor;nos' bottles In blnck lonther
caoo please return to Mrs. A, M. Lara,
for roward. 15tf
LOANS.
MONEY TO LOAN' 1100 to J100O
amounts. Address Dox 2CC, Dend,
Oregon. lGtr
CLASSIFIED ADVEHTISIXO.
WAXTIMI.
$100 to $225
TERMS: $10 Cash nnd $10
Monthly. Special Inducements
to parties who will build homes
J. RYAN & CO
., WANTED Listings ol Irrigated or
dry land, stock raoenca or grain
ranchos for Portland or Wlllamotte
valley proporty and cash, commission
from ono to flvo pore out. John Fer
guson, C01 Oei linger building. Port
land, Oregon, :3tf
VOll KENT.
FOR RENT Throe room furnish
ed house with light and water. In
qulro nt tho MetrniKilltan. lOtf
f FOR RENT Small houso pnrtly
furnished. J-ow icnt. S, R. 1 lo
gin. 1G-1G c
FOR ItKNT Threo urnlshejl
rooms for light housekooplng. Close
In, Inqulro O'Donnoll'a Mnrkqli jipf
FOR RENT Three room furnish
ed houso with all modern Improve
ments. Apply tho Metropolitan. ICtfc
IXH SALE.
American Rakery
WALL STKUUT
1UR PASTRY AND BREAD is always
good. We also have Fresh Fruits ami
Vegetables. Ice Cream and Confec
tionery, Our goods are fresh daily. Let us
care for your wants. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Prices right. TELEPHONE 1LACK 41 1.
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Shriner & Huey
? UOND
FOR SALE At a bargain. 1915
S passenger Ford, ran 3S00 miles.
Looks good Ilox 380, llend. IGp
FOR SALE Team for all purposes
and work harness, ono a good rell
ahlo family borso. L. S. Rlcknrd,
pnono mirai ii&g at noon or 6. p
in. 16c
FOR SALE Eighty acres of land
8 miles east of llend, under Central
Oregon canal deed by State. Clear
ot mcumorances, co acres irrigable,
60 acres cleared, 45 acres In alfalfa.
Remainder In other crops. Price
$3600, part cash, balance to suit
Purchaser. For particulars Inqulro
Uulletln office. I0p
FOR SALE Forty acres 4 miles
north of llend under Contral Canal.
Duded. Clear ot Incumbrances, 30
acres Irrigable, nearly all cleared and
fenced. Price J 1200. nsrt cash. In-
qutre'ltulletln, IGp
, FOR SALE Piano In good condi
tion for less than half pr'.ca to trade
for stock. Call on or address C. V.
Sllvls. Bend, Ore. 10-1'Jp
'''VOR SALE Match team, gray
geldings, full brothers, four and five
years old. Weight about S400 lbs.,
sound and well broke. Price $300.
II, Cavauaugh, La Pino, Oro, 16p
FOR SALE Five room modern
bungalow, new and complete. Easy
terms. II, U. Abbott, P, O. box 91,
Bead. istf
, FOR SALE 1000 pound. wre.
Wefa4 rt for !. "Bead
Garas, le
KG BALK OoW ore tad bag
gr. Apply Aiaertca Bkwy. $tfc
OUR SPECIALS
Covemor's Day, Friday June 25
i A HOME PRODUCT.
.1(10 Ioutm of Ilrcnil ut -I Cents per Loaf.
Largo Comtlgnfuciit of Chcirlcs for Cuming ut IreutLr
'' , Reduced Priced.
VKHirr.lllLKH AND FRUJT.
CONFECTIONEKV AND SODA FOUNTAIN
BEND FRUIT CO.
JEWELER IN CONNECTION. Wall Street
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SUPERIt APPOINTMENTS
In tbo way of plumbing that Is
our specialty) We can lond olo
ganco and sanitary precaution to
the home. Our open work plumb
ing Is an artistic accomplishment
In Itself thatc onforms with good
tnste entirely. It costs no moro to
beautify tho. plumbing work, nnd
It Is a sourca of pride ever after.
J. E. Enffebretsoh
Plumbing mill Heating
Mliincnotu Street llend, Oregon
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Floors Like New
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Marred and worn floors are hard to clean and hard to
keep clean. Half an hour's work with the paint brush
changes your old shabby floors into new floors tliat,ar
easy to keep clean and hard to wear out.
KMEQUALITY
FLOOR PAINT f GRANITK)
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is tlic beit. floor paint to use. It is made especially to
b walked upon, is ready for use, easy to put onyou
can do ityoursclf and dries quickly. A quart will
cover about 7S square feet, two coats.
Ask for a copy of our "Home Decorating" booklet.
It tells you all about the risev0f pkitits. enamels, pons
and fiaislws in the home.
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