The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, July 14, 1915, Page PAGE 6, Image 6

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THE nEND BULLETIN, BEND, OltE., WEDNESDAY, JULY II, 1013.
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Continuous Active Competition Out of the Question
(Lu Crosse Gas and Electric Compnny Rute Case.)
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President Wilson in an address before
the students of the University of California
said:
"I'UllMO SERVICE OOltl'OltATlONM ARE IN A VERY INTERESTINO
SENSE NATURAL MONOPOLIES. IT IS PERFECTLY ORVIOUS
THAT IK OTHER COMPANIES ARE ALLOWED TO COMPETE WITH
THEM THERE IS A WASTEFUL DUPLICATION IN OUTLAY AND
EQUIPMENT."
Walter L. Fisher, ex-Secretary of the
Interior, said before the National Water
ways Commission in November, 1911:
"I THINK HYRHO.ElECTHIO DEVELOPMENT IS ESSENTIALLY
MONOPOLISTIC, AND SHOULD RE ESSENTIALLY MONOPOLISTIC IN
ITS CHARACTER. THAT IS WHY I THINK IT SHOULD RE EFFECT- '
IVEIiY REOUIiATED. I THINK THEY SHOULD HAVE THE ARYAN
TAOE OK THE CONTROL OK THE MARKET, AND FREEDOM KROM
HARASSING AND VEXATIOUS COMPETITION IK WE ARE GOINO TO
PUT THEM UNDER THE DISADVANTAGES OK EKKEOTIVE PURLIC
HEGUIiATION."
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"DUPLICATION OK SUCH FliANTS IS A WASTE OK CAPITAL
WHENEVER THE SERVICES CAN RE FURNISHED RY ONE PLANT ON
LY. "IT NECESSARILY .MEANS THAT INTEREST AND MAINTENANCE
MUST RE EARNED ON A .MUCH GREATER, IK NOT TWICE AS GREAT,
AN INVESTMENT 'AND THAT THE ACTUAL COST OK OPERATION IS
LIKELY TO RE RELATIVELY HIGHER.
"COMPETITION IN THIS SERVICE, THEREFORE, USUALLY
.MEANS A HITTER STRUGGLE AND LOW RATES UNTIL ONE OF THE
CONTESTANT'S IS FORCED OUT OK THE FIELD, WHEN THE RATES
ARE RAISED TO THE OLD LEVEL, IK NOT AROVE IT, OR TO A COM
BINATION OR. UNDERSTANDING OK 80MB SORT BETWEEN THEM
WHICH ALSO UliTIMATELY RESULTS IN HIGHER RATES.
"IN THIS WAY IT OFTEN HAPPENS THAT THE .MEANS WHICH
WERE THOUGHT TO BE THE PREVENTATIVE OK ONEROUS CONDI
TIONS BECOME THE VERY AGENTS THROUGH WHICH SUCH CONDI
TIONS ARE IMPOSED. IN FACT, ACTIVE AND CONTINUOUS COMPE
T1TION BETWEEN PURLIC UTILITY CORPORATIONS, FURNISHING
THE SAME SERVICE TO THE SAME LOCALITY, SEEMS TO RE OUT OK
THE QUESTION.
IS ALSO CONTRARY TO THE VERY NATURE OK THINGS. TWO DIS
TINCT AND SEPARATE CORPORATIONS ARE NOT LIKELY TO REMAIN
TINOT AND SEPARATE CORPORATIONS ARE NOT LKELY TO REMAIN
SEPARATE VERY LONG AFTER IT RECOMES CLEAR THAT THE 8EH
VICES RENDERED RY ROTH CAN BE MORE CHEAPLY AND EFFEC
TIVELY FURNISHED RY ONLY ONE OK THEM."
WISCONSIN RAILROAD COMMISSION.
WILL BEND MAKE THE SAME
EXPENSIVE MISTAKE?
Bend Water Light & Power Company
JACK RABBIT AND SAGE RAT CONTROL
By Count)- Agriculturist A. E. LO VETT.
This Ih probably tbo hardest tlmo
of tlio year to Unlit Jack rnbblta mill
sago rats ns pesta on tbu fnrm. It
Ih, bowovur, tbo tlmo of your when
tbo ilnmtign which (Iiuho pcHta limy
do ih most appreciated hy tbono of
mi who n ro trying to grow crops
whom tbo sago rntH iiml rabbits nro
present, DurltiK Ibn punt week, I
huvo Hpont considerable tlmo with
Professor Sykos, head of tbo lllolog
llcnl Department of tbo Oregon Ag
rlciiltiirul Uollugo, ninklng a survoy
of tbo work itiul damage ilono by
those pests. Prni'tlcnlly nil eropH
which wo raloo In (IiIh section nro nt
tucked by tbono two posts, Tbo
greatest iIiiiiiiiko being ilono la on
fur in h nearest tho largo trnctH of un
settled lnml, KnrniH located ono or
nioro miles within tbo cultlvntoil sec
tlon nml away from tbo wnstn IiuiiIh
sustain much loss dnuingo than do
tbono nearest those wiihIo Innds. A
largo iiiinibor of farmers In prnctl
rally all of tbo farming sections of
tbo comity bavo trlod tbo various
IioIhoiih recommended for tbo exter
mination of those pent 8. Mauy havo
Unit wltb siiccosh by using ouch of
tbo poisons wblnb bavo been recom
mended. Manv have unit wltb hup-
cosh by using tho timmifuct tirmt pots-
dostroyod If nil of tbo farmers work
for thi'lr di'Htriictlon.
Tbo sago rut can not bo fenced
against. Tbo only niutbodH of ex
termination for tills post known to
iih at present Ih by tbo iibo of pols
ouod grains, poisoned unit rind trnpH,
Iteclpea and directions for these bnvo
been given through our locnl iinnurs
before, Wo bopo that wo may dis
cover n mutbod of polHimliiK or de
stroying tboin by tbo uso of n gas of
Homo kind. Giih bnlls and other sim
ilar appliances are already on tbo
market, but all oftbum thus fnr dis
covered aro too expensive for prac
tical IIHO.
Tbo extermination of both of (Iichq
pesls will roqulro orgnnUod offort on
tbe part of not only eneh community,
but nil of tbo communities toKotbor.
This Ih tbo busiest season of tbu yonr
for tbo most of tbo farmers In tbo
county It Is nlso tbo season when
these pests do tbo most damage. This
article and thoso suggestions nro
written nt tills tlmo because I bollovo
tbo farmers will give tbem nioro con
sideration while tbo posts nro doing
the duniiiKH tbnn tboy will during tbo
winter mid onrly spring, when tbo
greatest amount of good can bo dnno
throiiKli iiho of metboilH for etermln
August 30, 101G, on which dnto tbo
lands will bo Biibject to sottloment
nnd entry by nny qualified porson.
Tho Innda nro ns follows: Tbo 8W
BW SBU, tho SI3U SEH BWM,
tbo 8 SWU S4 ESV Soctlon
31, T. 21 8., tbo NWVi NBV4. tbo
SV, NWU NEW, tbo WVi SWW
NEW NEW. tbo NEW NWW. tbo
EH NWW NWW, tbo SWW NWW
NWW, tbo NWW SEW NWW. tbo
NEW SWW NWW. Section 3, T. 22
8., It. !:.. W. M.. ICO ncres. llstod
upon nppllcntlon of Jnmos K. J.lppln
cott, Ln Pino, OroKon; List C-10S7.
Juno 17, 101C, C. M. llruco, Assistant
Commissioner of tho General Land
Oinco. 19-2 2c
NO REASON FOR IT.
You nro shown n way out. Tboro
cr.n bo no ronson why any reader of
this who suffora tho tortures of nn
ncbliiK back, tbo nnnoynnco of uri
nary disorders, tbo pains nnd 0" angora
of kidney Ills will fall to hoed tho
word of a rosldont of this locality
who has found relief. Tbo following
Is convincing proof. Mrs. J. W. Gat
cbol, 1110 Seventh street, Hood Riv
er, Oregon, says: "I bad dull, nagging
pains across tbo small of my back
nnd tho action of my kldnoys wns Ir
regular. I trlod several well-known
kidney modlclnos, but got no relief
until I took Doan's Kldnoy Pills.
They rollovod mo at onco and tbo
backacho soon loft mo. My kldnoys
woro strengthened nnd my syatom
was toned up. Another of my fam
ily bad good results from Doan's Kld
noy Pills." Prlco CO cants, at nil
doalors. Don't simply ask for a kid
ney remedy got Doan's Kidney Pills
tho samo that Mrs. Gatcliol had.
Fostor-Mtlburn Co., Props., Buffalo,
N. Y. Adv.
When Hot Weather Oppresses.
Whon you feel opprossod, dull and
stupid, aro Inort nnd languid do not
blamo It nil on tho weather. Heat
will not affect you so much If tho
bowels nro regular. Foley Cathartic
Tablets aro Ideal for Indigestion and!
constipation. They rollovo stout per
sons of that bloated, heavy feeling.
Pnttorson Drug Co. Adv.
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TWO A1INUTI1S WALK PROAl POSTOFFICB
(1001) ROOMS, GOOD MUALS
00011 SKRVICR IN RVUKV WAY
NOrillNQ UOTTUK IN BUND. COAIU AND SEG.
auii or poisoned kihIiih. With onehlHtliiK them. I would recommend a
poison or method, however, wa II d rHrefut consideration of Hie destruc
tbr Hr some who bavo met with I tlon of tliwo pests at this tluioi u
no iii'ihmd: for Inntanre. one farmer1 Ktiiiir toKutbor of all of tho farmers
In a uulBhhnihiHtd will Imve ktlloil ; each comiiiiiulty early In tbo fall.
hundreds of rfthhltH with polmiuitd
Mil but will have mot wltb no sue
ews by iisIiik the poisoned Krnlus.
Another mail In tbo same neighbor
hood swims to have had no results
from the use of tbe poisoned salt nnd
has boon ablo to kill a larno number
of tho piMts with polmmod grnliiH or
uiaiiufactured poisons. Wherever n
ninn Iiiih worked diligently with tbe
IKilsnn which bo has found bst. be
has obtained roumrkahlo success,
llowover. because of tbo largo area
of wnHto land and bernuse IiIh neigh-
linrH did not light tbo pest tin he did,
both the rahliits and b,ko rats soon
appear again aftor be has oxtormlnat
d tboto already on bis farm.
All of those who bavo fenced
against the rabbits have succeeded
In stopping the damage done by this
pest. In practically overy caso where
Inquiry was made, tho iiinu who fenc
ed hla farm stated that ho considered
that ho had saved tbo prlco of that
fenco with his crops tbo first year.
Willi our farms loft unfenced so that
tho rabbits may obtain nn nbundnnco
of food, wo will probably never de
stroy this pest by poisoning, although
wo may kill thousands of thorn ench
month. Tho only plnustblo thing for
tho farmers In an Infested section to
do is to fenco against tho rabbits and
contlnuo tho poisoning of them
and plans laid for organising offoo
tlve. destruotlvo work to thoko peats
lioitlnnliiK about January 1st and con
tinuity until they refuse to oat the
poisons In tho spring.
If I can assist In tho organization
of nuv community for this or nnv
other purpose, I shall bo very glad
to do so.
(Wbyou
Ilnlf the fun is taking
your own tent and living
out in the open. Buy a
Tent that you know is
guaranteed.
IUvtoratlon to Entry of IjiihIi In Nil.
tlonal Korpkt.
Notice Is hereby given that tho
lands described below, embracing 150
acres, within tho Deschutes National
Forest. Oregon, will bo subject to
settlement and entry under tbo pro
visions of tbo homestead laws of tho
United States and the act of Juno 11.
190G (31 Stat.. 233.) nt the United
States Iitml otllco at Lnkovlow, Ore
gon, on August 30, 191ft. Any set'
tlor who was actually nnd In good
faith claiming nny of said lands for
agricultural purposes prior to Janu
ary 1, lOOii. and has not abandoned
same, has n preforenco right to make
a homestead entry for the lands ac
tually occupied. Said lands were
listed upon tho applications of tho
persona mentioned below, who havo
n preferonco right subject to the prior i
rigni or any sucn settler, provided
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such settlor or applicant is Qualified
In to niako homestead entry and tho
this way the rabbits at a pest may bo preforenco right is exorcised prior to
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The United
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WILLAMETTE
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nro tho product of 31 years oxnerionco in
tont-makiiiK. Any Tout must stand liard
eorvico in nil hinds of weather. Why not get
a QUALITY Tont ono that will bo ready for
uso noxc year and tno yoar aitor.
oj uuiiratiit i ruur lure UK "SllTiiv
to se our trade mark on the Tent. It U i-K&V
Himh-WekManufacturlnir tiaSffilSD
Compaay, Slakera Wiv IP
roraui7 nuiinnit tdi a Awnms ua.
rORTLAND, OREGON
Storage and Forwarding
General Commission
Merchants
WE HANDLE OIL, GASOLINE, SUGAR,
FLOUR, SALT, HIDES
FRESH and SALT MEATS
HAMS, BACON AND LARD
T&i United Warehouse Co.
A. M. Pringle, Mgr. Bend, Oregon
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