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TUB BEND BULLETIN, TIEND, OIIE., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1015.
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NEW ROAD TDJGRATER LAKE
Superintendent Steel Itcnorta Ilouto
Wilch Saves Tlmo From Rend.
Mannger Do Armond, of tho Com
mercial Club, has received a letter
from Will a. Steol, Buporlntondent of
1 Crater Lake National Park, announc
ing the opening of a now ontranco to
the park which materially shortens
the distance between Bend and Crater
Lake. Local tourlstB who have boon
over the new road report that It
turns off on tho right hand sldo about
eight miles beyond Sand Creek and
that It Is In good condition nil tho
way In to tno isko.
jlr. Steel's letter Is as follows:
"Your attention Is kindly called to
the fact that a new entrance to tho
Crater Lako National Park has Just
been opened to the public, to be
known as tho Pinnacles Entrance. It
Is located about 3 miles north of
the BOiith oastern corner of tho park
and Is reached by turning directly to
the right, nt a point S3 miles south
of Crescent, nt which placo a Blgn Is
located. Parties from North Central
Oregon can save about 20 miles to
Rogue river points by taking this
route. '
Very sincerely,
WILL 0. STEEL,
Superintendent."
1 ALUMINUM PLANT-
Increiiscd Use of Metnl Menus Pos-
Mblo Development Hero.
Tho domnnd for aluminum has In
creased within n few weeks to such
nn extent that tho prlco of Ingots has
jumped from nineteen to thlrty-flvo
cento, nnd ovon at tho proEont prlco
foundries cannot kcop up with their
orders.
All tho eight nnd twelve cylinder
nutomobllo engines for 191C will
linvo aluminum pistons, and somo of
them will havo nil flf tho onglno cast
ings of that metal, with caBt Iron
liners for tho cylinders.
Tho uso of aluminum Is Increasing
by leaps and bounds, and tho twen
tieth century may mark tho trans
ition from tho Iron to tho aluminum
ngo.
Vnluablo deposits vof clny from
which aluminum may bo secured by
a now and economical process exist
In various localities noar uond.
Thcso doposlts, tho hydro-olcctrle
nowor which nend has to offor, and
good transportation by tho railroads
warrant tho expectation of tho estab
lishment of n reduction plant horo hi
tho not distant future.
HARVESTING IN FULL BLAST
"Winter AVIiont ItctunilnR Better
Yields Tlinn Expected.
Threshing In tho fields horth of
Bend la now In full swfhg slnco tho
rains of last week. Headers moved
In to many of tho fields In tho Ln
montn, Agency Plnrns nnd Grizzly
msmciH iiibi .-uuiiuiiy uiiu mu iiunu-
Ing there Is woll under way.
Hcports by grain men who havo
been through tho district whoro cut
ting Is now going on say that tho
crop of winter whont In most of tho
sections la turning out far bettor
than wns expected n few weokB ngo.
Tho acroago sown to wlntor wheat
last fall Is heavier than In formov
' years nnd yields nro expected to bo'
r ' hnMni liv n fnnaltlnrnliln ronrpln tlinn
for tho spring sown grnln. At tho
Agency Plnlns district thoro will bo
less straw thnn usual for winter
wheat, but tho heads nro well flllod
nnd hnvo not suffered from tho recent
dry spoil.
Haying In the Itodmond nnd Pow
ell Hutto districts has been In pro
gress for several weeks nnd credl
tnblo ylelda aro reported by farmers.
Postponing Old Ace.
Overworked, wock or diseased kld
noya mnko one fool old boforo mid
dle age. Rheumatism, nehes and
pains, too free porsplrntlon of strong
"odor nnd ntbnr Bvmntoms nro warn-
ing that tho kldnoyB need help. Fol-
ley Kiunoy puis mnKo tno Kiuneys
strong and active Patterson Drug
Co. Adv.
Clenn up and paint up. See Ed
wards. Adv.
LOTS LOTS LOTS
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SPECIAL!
We are SELLING LOTS nt less thun HALF the
price asked in other Additions of equal dis
tance from the business center.
Lois 40X105 $60 for Inside, $75 for Comers
Lots 50X120 - $75 and $100 for Inside
bte 50X125 $100 ad $125 for Corners
$5.00 Cash and $5.00 Monthly, 0 percent interest.
Mr. Householder, cheaper to buy and build
than to pay rent.
Young Man or Younp Woman, .it pays to
put your money in Real Estate when you buy
right,
YOU CAN BUY RIGHT from me.
MARKET REPORT.
NOIITH PORTLAND, Aug. 2 For
tho ItiBt three Mondays steers havo
reached tho seven cent mark whllo
tho market seems to Bhow plenty of
strength and good Btuff, although of
course this class of cattlo Is not com
ing In freely. Out of tho 1000 head o)i
tho market at tho beginning of tho
week only two or three loads can
Bhow this class. Most of tho offor-
InCR Dm nthdtnnfll tltn liannl niiml.na
of second rate cattlo being In evi
dence, i-or ordinary cows nnd holf
ers tho market seems at early dato
falrlV Rtpndv. finlv n four Iiitn,1t-w1
head over 2000 hogs wero registered
over Sunday outBldo of n few loads
that were ablo to spring tho cIobo of
last weeks at $7.15 all lines ruled
StefldV tho llllltf nt nn narlv tlntn crn-
Ing nt $7.00 to $.710. Trade was
nCtlVQ. Tim lnrirnpl otinnn rnnrttnta
for a Blnglo day in the last few
iuonwia wero in tins morning, over
B.000 head being totaled. Good
lambs wero selling at $C,2C with nil
other lines steady at last woek'B sell
ing price.
llrnkenmn Wiis Curcil.
P. A. Wootsoy, Jacksonville Tex
as, writes: "I was down with kidney
trouble and rheumatism: hnd a back
acho all tho tlmo and was tired of
living. I took Foley Kidney Pills
nnd was thoroughly cured." Thous
ands have wrlttun similar letters.
Foley Kidney Pills nro tonic In effect
and net promptly. Patterson Drug
Co. Adv.
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Insuel by Crook County Abstrnct Co.
Bend Park Co. to O. E. Brodder-
Bon It, 1G, blk. 37, Hlvorsldo.
Cen. Ore. Ico and Cold Storngo Co.
to H. Koi-Bten boU trnct 29, Lytlo A.
A. Dreyor to Mary Schlelo oVi se
2.1-15-H, $1000.
. C. E. Burros to Tho nend Co. tract
In nw nw G-18-12, $1000.
Allon JnckBon to Scnnlon-Glpsofn
Lumber Co. nw 31-18-12, $3490.34.
U. S. to Julln E. McCalllster pat
ent oM se, Its. 1, l-lC-10.
L. F. Swift to a. P. Putnnm agree
ment, lot G, blk 9, Bond, $2000.
Bend Pnrk Co. to J. II. Stevenson
It. 22, blk. CC, Bond Park, $140.
U. C. Coo to J. N. Mnston Its. 19-20-21-22,
blk. 27, Its. 20-27, blk. 33,
Ln Pino, $1200.
J. N. Mnston to Edith W. Mnston
Btuno, $C2G.
N. W. Townslto Co. to Wlnfleld S.
ThomnB It. 11, blk. 1, N. V. Town.
Co. 1st add, Bond.
Two Common Summer Aliment.
Thousands of liny fever and as-
thma victims who nro not nblo to go
to tho mountnlns find rollof In Fol
ey's Honey nnd Tar Compound. It
Central Oregon Lino
SPECIAL FARES FOR
SUMMER TRIPS
FROM CENTRAL OREUON POINTS
TO THE SEASHORE RESORTS,
CLATSOP REACH, EASTEUN
CITIES AM) THE CALIFOR
NIA EXPOSITIONS
COOL, GAY GEARHART AND SEASIDE
CLATSOP BEACH
Inexpensive Hotel, Camp mid Oottngo
AccommodiitioiiM. Miiultolil AiiuiNi'-
iiientM, Surf mill Nutiitorliiiii
IlatliliiK. Hound Trip From
llcuil, .Slit.U.".
HOl'XD THI PS EAST
Direct or Circuit Routes to any point
Dally until September 30 Return
Limit October 31. Chlcngo direct
$72. GO. Minneapolis, St. Paul, Du
luth orVl.inlpeg, $00. St. Louis
$71.20. Now York $110.70. Ono
way vln California, with stop
over to boo Expositions, at
slightly higher rates
CALIFORNIA
Oregon Trunk, North Hank Road and
tho Hooting palaces, SS "Great Nor
thern" nnd "Northern Pacific."
Sailing ovory Tuesday, Thursday
nnd Saturday from Portland,
and from 8an Frnnclsco, $41.10
round trip from Bend, Includ
ing meals and berth on ships.
Hall rata sumo without
meals nnd berth. Ask for
Exposition folder.
J. II. COUBETT, Agont, Bend, Ore,
fflffit OREGON TRUNK RY.
?sp
allays tho lnflamatlon, soothes and
honls raw, and rasping bronchlnl
tubes and helps to ovorcomo difficul
BIG HOLIDAY
AT BEND, OREGON
Tuesday, AUG. 10
Coming in a Blaze of Glory
D.J O D
rams & mms
ONE DAY ONLY AFTERNOON. AXD NIOHT ,
PHESEXTING FEATS, FEATURES AXD WONDERS FROM
EVERY KNOWN LAND
A CARAVAN OF RAHK WILD ANIMALS
A HERD OF PERFORMING ELEPHANTS
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BIG FEATURE ACTS, 1Y SOME OF THE
WORLD'S GREATEST LADY AND GENTLE-
MEN PERFORMERS
THE BEST TRAIXED DOGS, POXIES, MOXKEYS, GOATS AXD
ELEPHANTS
N -, i i i i ,
AN ARMY OF FUNNY CIXJWNS, FINE HANDS OF MUSIO
SEE .MADAM ROBERTS, THE HUMAN Hl'TTEHLY THE BOXING
MONKEYS THE LEONIIARTH, FAMOUS TANGO DANCERS
THE IIAIIY ELEPHANT AND CAPTAIN HEHIiECK
FIGHT THE RIG LION
BIO FREE OUTSIDE EXHIBITION ON SHOW GROUNDS AT 1:0
AND 7::tO P. M.
EVERYTHING
TO FURNISH THE HOME
"Headquarters for
FINE FURNITURE, PIANOS.
Century Edition IOc Sheet Music.
RUGS and CARPETS
E. M. THOMPSON
The Furniture Man
Headquarters for Commercial Men
Electric Lighted Throughout
THE BEND HOTEL
HUGH O'KANE, MANAClEM
BEND, OREGON
f Qood Room
Free bus to
and from trains
The Wright
Is Bend's Leading Hotel
WHY?
It U a fireproof building
It Im thoroughly modern
It la comfortable, commodious, clean-
ROOMS FnOSI 80 CENTS UP
The wonts of all are satisfied well at
THE WniGHT HOTEL
ty in breathing, nnd makes sound,
rofreshlng sleep possible. Patterson
Drug Co. Adv.
1 RAILROAD
SHOW
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Special Attention to
Transient Travel
(lood Meals
All arrangements made for persona
desiring to go south and east of here
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL, DIRECTORY.
HOUEHT U. GOULD
Civil
Bond
Oregon
Engineer V
W. V. FAULKNER, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Offlco Over PoBtofllco
Bend, ... Oregon
DR. E. HHA NORR1S
Physician nnd Surgeon
OIUcq Snthcr Building
Microscopic nnd X-ray work
Tel. Black 271
Hours: 10-12 n. in.; 2-4 p. m.
7-0 p. m.
WILLARD II. WIItTZ
L A W Y H II
Prlnovlllo, Orogon.
O. S. BENSON
Attorney At L n v
Benson Building, Wall Strcot
Bond, Orogdn.
VERNON A. FORBES
L A W Y E It
First National Bank Building
Bond, :-: :; Oregon
GEORGE 8. YOUNO
Civil nnd Irrigation Engineer.
U. S. Mineral Surveyor.
Room C FirBt National Bank
Building
J. H. Iloll A. W. Slum
CROOK COUNTY ABSTRACT
COMPANY
(Incorporated)
Successors to Tho J. 11. Hnnor
Abstrnct Co., Prlnovlllo, Ore.
Abstracts Insurnnco
DRESSMAKING
Mrs. A. P. Bal bird
With
Mrs. S. MclntoBli
HEXD PLUMBING AXD
HEATING COMPANY
Snnltary Plumbing
Steam and Hot Wntor Heating
WALL STREET
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
PLASTERER AND CONTRAC
TOR WORK OUARANTEED
II, P, SMITH
DR. J. C. VANDEVERT
Pliyhlclmi mill Hiiikioii
Phono Red 271
Hours- 9-12 n. in., 1 3 p. m
70 p, in
Slither Building
THIS PAPER nEPRESCNfED FOR FOREIOrl
ADVERTISING OY THE
OENERAL orricta
NEW YORK AND .CHICAGO
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
DRAYINQ
Bend Hauling Co.
It. N. PALMEHTON
Wood for Sale
Onire Willi R. P. Mlnler
Olllce Phono Black (1(1
IUwIdcnce llluck IU2
1
Itooflng of all kinds. HepalririK
prtimptly done.
J. A. MacCLOSKEY
TINNING AND
Furnace Contractor
Guttering, Spouting,
Cornices nnd Skylights.
O'DONNELL
A
H. O. ELLIS
Attorocy-nt-Ijntv
United States Coniiu'lMsloncr
First National Bnnk Building
BEND. OKISaON
II. II. Do AHMOND
LAWYER
Oregon Street. Bend, Oregon
DR. J. II. CONNARN
D E N T I 8 T
OITlco In Snthor Building.
Houru 9 to 12, 1 to C.
Sundays and ovonlngs by
Appointment. -
C. P.,NISWONGER. Bond, Ore.
UNDERTAKER
Licensed Einlinlnier, Funeral
Director.
Phono. Lady Assistant,
DR. It. D. STOWBLL
Nnprnptttlilc PliyNlrlmi
Ofllco ovor Miller Lumlor Co.
Wall Street Hours 9 to C
Phuio Red CI
J. E. Engebretson
Plumbing and Heating
Ucnd, Oregon
117 MINNESOTA STREET
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY
FURNISHED
.lOBIUNG PROMPTLY DONE
Fraternal Societies
I. O. O. I
Ilcnd Lodgo No. 218.
Rogulnr mooting overy Man
day night nt 8 o'clock In Bath
er's Hall. Visiting brothoid
cordially wolcomo.
L. II. OLESS, N. O.
OEO. P. QOVE, Secretary.
GOOD
EATS
CHICKEN DINNER 25 CENTS
Every Sunday anil
eJneiday.
Furnulicd Rnoini in
Connection.
Clqb Cafe
SAMNMUUMKIF, Pirp.
Nett Door to Dicam 'Ilirli,
OlTluW0, MSGOY
VACATION In Portland,
with nIiIo trips oulxlilo, will
Klto you nn ciijoyublo ocru
lon, Make (ho Multiuiiimli
j'liur lieadiiiinrlcm, Hcrvlro
Ix'lter, IUUcm coiuilhteiTlly
lower,
RATES TO YOU
no Rooms Ql ()()
100 llooiim with hath, .VUV)
IOO Rooms with bath. ,1!.0)
-00 Ijirj;o outside room.,
luitli IJ2.00
Extrn pcrnoii In room,
91.00 additional
"MONEY"
Tho mint make It and under tho
teriiui of tho CONTINENTAL MOUT
CA(JE COMPANV you can Hccuro It
at C jier cout for any legal purpoBo on
Approved real entato, rjriii iiany,
,tfll ua your wanta and wo will co
operato with you.
PETTV H COMPANY
r.IIt Denhiiiii lliilldlni; Dciivi-r. Colo.
IMffOHMMII
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BROTHERS
Automobiles to all Interior Points
THE WRIGHT IiOTEL
J. A. EASTES
UNION MARKET
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