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Odd Ki;iiiiOVH attkntio.v.
You arc cordially Invited to attond
a rally next Monday evening, October
26 .Refreshments will lie served.'
A. II. COVE, secretary, pro torn.
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GRIFFIN MILL MANAG
ER WRITES LETTER
W.,11. Wilklitwm Point out Facta of
Operation l'njr Itoll In lUggcr
Tlutn Ilrirk Yard's Central On.
-t cxit HimliiK Records Broken.
Taking exception to the statement
in last week' Bulletin to the effect
that A. II. Horn of the Hend Ilrlck &
llumber Co. had tho larKest Individ
ual payroll in Central Oregon, W. U.
Wilkinson, manager of tho Orlllln
saw mill, has written an Iterestlng
letter to Tho Bulletin, calling atten
tion to tho operations at that mill
and tho results accomplished.
' Mr. Wilkinson's lottor, which Is
written In a moat friendly spirit.
very good nnturedly and very prop
erly points out tho'facts as to the
work which Is being done and Is In
dicative of the frlondly rtvnlry which
Is now doing so much for tho up
building of llcnd.
The letter In full Is as follows:
' "Qrldln's Mill, Oct. 18, 101C.
"Tho Bend Dullotln,
Hend, Oregon.
Gentlemen:
"In tho last lssuo of Tho Bulletin,
I noticed an account of tho operations
of the Bend Ilrlck & Lumber Co., and
read that they wore doing a very nlco
business1, of which we aro all glad,
but I shall have to tako Issue with
you upon the statement that they
have the largest payroll of any In
dividual concern at Hend.
"The Orlffln mill, slnco Its re-open-lng
for business under tho Trusteo
management, on August 30, last, has
exceeded considerably tho operations
of tho above company, In both men
and teams employed, and also In
amount of payroll.
"Tho Orlflln mill at present Is em
ploying bettor than 56 persons In the
comploto operation of tho business,
from tho log cutting to tho lumber
Hauling, is dally employing more
than 60 hend of horses, and a payroll
of mare than $5,000.
'"Also, by the way, tho mill has
broken nil rocords In Central Oregon
cutting lumber, it lias nvoragod
t ANXOUJWKMKNT.
Dr, W. a. Manning, who has prac
ticed dentistry for the past year In
Portland, has taken the office adjoin
ing Dr. U. C. Coe's In the First Na
tional Dank building, and will prnc
tlce,h(g profession In Hend. Dr. Man
ning "will share the same reception
room with Dr Coe and the telephono
number will bo tho samo for each.
Adv.
wir.mim:.
"Wildfire ," featuring Lillian Bus
sell. Is n sensational race track film
with brilliant setting and Interesting
situations. Lillian Bussell Is wide
ly known throughout the country ns
a stago beauty. Bend Theatre, to
night and Thursday. Adv.
PROJECT LIEN
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(Continued from page I.)-"
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twoon Mr. O. Laurgaard, Knglneer for
tho company and Mr, John II. Lewis
State Knglneer, Also that the. tlmo
be extended on the company's con
tract with tho Hoard until Scptombur
11, 1917. All of which shall bo con
ditioned upon the approval of tho
Fidelity and Deposit Company of
Maryland, surety for tho Portland Ir
rlgatlon Company on Its bond of
$50, 000 to Insure Its performance of
tho terms, covenants and conditions
thorcof, also upon tho approval of
tho Attorney Gonernl as to tho legal
ity thoreof."
Arbitration Is I'roimscd.
Oovernor Wlthycombo and State
Knglneer Lowls woro nuthorlzcd by
tho Board to suggest to tho Portland
Irrigation Company nnd tho Chewau
can L'and & Cattle Company to has
ten an amicniiio settlement or dif
ferences between tho two Involving
wntor rights. In view or pending
railroad nnd other developments It Is
believed hero that no groat difficulty
will bo found in getting the conflict
ing claims arranged so that tho do-
In'
better than 42,000 feet dally, for
the H working days up to Saturday
night, tho 10th, slnco October first,
and cut nearly a million feet In Sep
tember, tho first month aftor ro
oponlng. This record, I bellovolhas
never been any whoro near cniullod
In Central Oregon up to this time, by
any mill whatsoever. Last Saturday
me sen io snowed that 53,750 board
passed tho saw during tho ton hour's
run that day, tho scolo usod being tho
standard Decimal "C" and tho cut
being' straight two Inch, nothing
Heavier, a on that day no timbers
or tlcsjwero cut whatever
"While we want tho Bend Brick
& Lumber Co. to got all tho credit
thejrnro entitled to, yet wo must ask
you to correct tho statement, as to
mngnltudo of operations, as we think
we have them bent a trlflo,
Sincerely yours,
W. It. WILKINSON,
Managor Orlflln Mill."
BUY YOUR
Groceries
AT TUB NBW AlOAT
MARKBT.
Gilbert Sb Son
WATER USERS MAKE COM
PLAINT TO UTILITIES BODY
Ask Thnt C. . I, Company Bo Com.
pellod to Keep m Canals mill
FIutiKM In Ik'imlr.
(Orogonlnn.)
SALKM, Oct 18. iBpcelnl.) Al
leglhg that tho tlunio and cannls of
tho Control Oregon Irrigation Com
pany's project In Crook county are
worn out anil liable to break at any
time, nnd thnt thq company annually
collects thousands of dollars from
settlers ou tho prpject, of which tho
greater pnrt Is used In "paying lilch
salniflrs und for other purposuH un
known," tho Central Oregon Irriga
tion Water-Users' Association today
filed complaint with tho Oregon Pub
lic Survlco Commission. Tho associa
tion, Uy P. A. Young. Its president,
sks?thnt the commission compel the
company to keep tho system of canals
nnd flu in en In repair.
Quoitluu of whether the Commis
sion has tho nuthurlty to hear tho
complaint of the water-user was
placed before Attorney (lenvral
Brown for decision A reply Is ex
pected within n few du).
VISIT
"Our Now and Greater
CHINA
SECTION
It willinterest you
Warner's
Whero YOU BUY for LK88
II, II. Do Armond Is the local nt
torney, 'for tho association In UiIb
proceeding.
Ilow to It KMclmit.
Nothing saps tho vitality Ilka kid
ney irouoio it causes backacho,
headache, stiff Joints, Boro muscles.
-aiwRjt ureo.- teeiiug, rheumatism
and other Ills. To bo efficient, you
must be healthy. Foley Kidney Pills
sirengmen die Kiuuoys, help them do
their 'work of filtering out from the
system the waste matter Utat causes
tho troublo, Patterson Drug Com
pany. Adv.
DR. RILEY
VETERINARY
li lociled tt The Piontti
Hits, Bend, od will cure
lor your Monti tnd Ctttle
it your cll.vor
Phone 22X
Abo icllt
BEST RHEUMATIC REMEDY
ON MARKET
For sign palatlag Bdwards.
Adr,
TDK M.y W'TffK 1IOUB,
Bend Theatre & will again have
the privilege of sls Hubert War
wick In ono of h.titar robp Jn "The
M of the Hour," on Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday evenings. This Aim
Is particularly ootiperue.il with
"graft" and had o groat run on. tho
Jvgltlawte (Mage, Adv.
Used Car
Bargains
Cadillac In per
order, and o bais
Just tho thing for
Ono. Vtt V
feet running
gain at $390.
a light truck.
Oao FUe PaaAr Chalmers eloctrle
lights and self-starter.
Ono VIM Dulck demonstrator, 6 cyl
inder, iS h. p. Just Ilka new.
Nine months of the year guarun-
ioo sum on it.
One totn Mitchell -MO, In perfect
order. A $1360 car tor $735.
Inland Auto'Co.
PrlnevWe, Oregon
volopment of tho country can pro
ceed. Sotting forth this general' subject,
tho official minutes of the Board say:
"In view of tho recent findings of
the Btnto Water Hoard In the matter
of determination of tho above rights,
it appears that under tho distribution
ns outlined by tho Water Hoard tbe.o
Is sufficient wator In the nbovo men
tioned stream, not only to serVo 11
lands now being Irrigated therefrom,
but to reclaim the 12,000 acres in
cluded In tho Paisley Irrigation pro
ject. It also appears from recent de
velopments that tho railroad con
struction will bo carried Into this
section of tho state In tho near fu
ture thus promoting to a great ex
tent tho settlement of the public land
and tho subdivision of largo present
holdings. It appears also that future
and continued litigation between the
Chewaucan Land & Cattle Co. and
the Portland Irrigation Company will
greatly retard tho development of
this section, thoreroro be It ordered
that tho chairman be and ho hereby
Is authorized, on behalf or the Board,
to submit to tho above mentioned
Interested companies, the suggestion
of a conferenco to bo held In tho near
futuro with a, view toward arbitrating
their differences and thus eliminate
further delay and Rreatly facilitate
development and thus Invito tho ex
penditure of outside capital In the
storago of flood waters and tho ex
tension of railroads."
ed. $6. GO per month, Inquire Bul
letin. 33p
FOR RENT I will buy you a lot
and build UkbuU. $2 down and $10
per month up. House's for $3C0 up,
Inquire Bulletin. 33-3Cp.
FOR RENT My farm 2C miles
south of Rend. $C0 per year. Ad
dreAs L. Corbln, Bend. 33-30p
.BENT, sell, trade or borrow money,
Small amount cash. For particulars
auuress box e, Tumnlo, Ore. 2935p
FOR RENT Four roam furnished
house. J. Ryan & Co., 32U
FOB SALB.
FOR 8ALE Houuo .and lot in
Kenwood, Also cow and heifer calf.
Inquire Kenwood grocery. 33-34p
FOR SALE Land. Any port of
1C0 nerds, or all. E. J. Rogers, Tum
alo, Oregon. 31tt
FdR' SALE Nicely furnished 4
roommodcrn house, good corner lot.
Price,' $1400.00. ,'Somo termV J.
Ryan & Co. 32 tt
FOR SALE 40 aero farm, im
proved, etocktid and furnished: 2
miles north Toledo, Lincoln County,
Price $GS00, Vx cash, balance like
ront, 0 per cent. Address owner,
box 26G, Toledo, Oregon, 32-33p
nlshed rooms for small family. II, K.
Dullotln office. lt
WANTED At tho Altnmont, a
cook. 2Dtf
WANTED Old rags. Cash paid
for old rags at Bulletin office, Must
bo clean. . J
WANTED Limb wood. Two cords
of 10 Inch, must bo goo'd nnd dry.
Inquire at Bulletin ofllce.
AOENTS WANTED To represent
tho Lafolletto Nursery Co. Trees
grown on Powell Butto without Irri
gation. The trees that please, be
cause they are acclimated and will
grow, WrRo for particulars and ter
ritory. Theodore Hubbard, Box 75
PrluevIUe, Oregon. jq
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST Fountain pen ; between
high school building and Mannheim,
ors. Kinder nptlfy Ira H. Fox Ht
Raker's store, 33
TAKEN UP Bay maro nnd colt
nt Kasprovltz homestead, Hemstad
valley. Ilranded 711 on left Blioulder
Ownor wrllo P. O. box 11, Bend. 33tfc
Seo Edwnrds for paper banging.
Adv.
CLAHHIFIKD ADVKBTISINO.
FOB BUNT.
FOR RENT Furnished rooni for
gentleman. Hot wntor bath connect-
WANTKD.
WANTEID To obtain one or two
house keeping rooms. Inquire C. O,
S. Bulletin. ' 33-34 p
WANTED To borrow money on
claim having two nnd a half million
reot or standing timber. Inquire XX
Bulletin. 3itf
WANTED Smnll house or fur-
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Perfection Oil Healer
'Ir.
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I ' Makes the house warm and '
cozy on the cold, damp days.
Inespenslve to operata easily carried from ,
room to room. Smokeless and odorless. Deal
era everywhere. For ietl mullt u Ptarl Oil.
Standard Oil Company
(Cillforal)
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mfl ai Bpcciui
A YA llll B HR'ND.H. Special glo
HHH1 Ask Vour Dealer
HKk Order Early
Winter Novelties
in Gentlemen's and Ladies' Apparel now
being shown in our windows should appeal
to you from the standpoint of quality and
price. We try to keep only the best grades
for the most attractive prices.
Ladies' Silk Fibre Sweaters---- d7 H
(Old Rose and Green) pi J
Men's Cardinal Jackets (Special kA AQ
Dress Shirts $1.00 to 2.00
Nobby and servicable values in Hats and
Caps for men may be obtained from us.
R. M. SMITH CLOTHING
COMPANY
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Some
Clothes
TKoug'Kts
Don't be too easily
satisfied! Make up
your mind this winter.
that you will have .all
the generous clothes lux- v
ury your money will com- ,
mand. GO WHERE THE . . .
BEST SUITS ARE, Just . ,
slip into one of our Overcoats
and see' if your body doesn't feel ,
nt home. You're bound to say " " '
"SOME OVERCOAT!" It doesn't
require a fortune to be well dressed if
you take care in your selection. Let jus
help yoirbe well dressed at a reasonable cost.v
WE KNOW HOW IT'S DONE and will help you.
A L. FRENCH
MenFurnlshlngs
C1IAKM ANn CLEANLf NKSS
are both personified In the com
plete bath room fitting which we
can show you. They not nlono
make for greater cleanliness and
health but for refinement as well.
Though they look luxurious, and
aro so tho cost Is not ns great as
you may Imagine Lot us tell you
for how little wo can remodel your
bath room.
a. A. ENGKIIItnTSON.
1'IiU.MIUNa AND JIKATINQ
117 MUinrsota St. Head, Or.
1 rr-aSv I IF) tyjE - f)K
Sf ee! Cut
Roasted DtJIv
Always FrMh
Closset&Devers
Tlie OMt 4 Largest CeffM
Rotwtew in the Nrthwt
Scrubbing Unnecessary
Enamel your walls and woodwork and secure a
-finish that is hard and smooth, non-absorbent and
sanitary. Enameled surfaces do not require scrub
bing. An occasional wiping with a damp cloth.
. will keep them looking clean and fresh.
ACME QUALITY
ENAMELS (NKALS) , ' '
Jy applied. They cost no more thanV ordinary
T&ntand vc you time, troubleand worry. ' 'T ! ' ' ' '
Our "Home LHcdrating" booklet 'ty'how; ,
you can "do it yourself " at trifline cott. .
Ask for a free coj' " A
TEt Bend Hardware Co.
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