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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1915)
as&-T!LiJ!!3!Sr H ni...-r'aiHsmjaW 53383 e&3MJ wiwaBnn a -mwj, .-.aBtmaMrW'im,t on fa iriiigMMgjtfiait3r'WB'' i,co; " "n ,' i 1 fes PAGE 4. THE HEND 11ULLETIN, nEM ORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 018. i9 M 3 ri M? w a A. i1- r 7 . - K is 1 ': iaif , . W.MI7 L .-.- .... I . . . - . - . BULLETIN I'cdncmlny) PUTNAM A 1UUHB11UI .! ROBERT W. SAWYER , Editor-Manager. , - FRED A. WOELFLEN f Associate Editor. fc-An.lndopondent nowspnpor stand flng for; tho squaro deal, clean bust ness, clean politics and tho best In terests of Uoud and Contrnl Oregon. uno year J 1.50 Blx months. 80 Throo months 60 WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3, 1010. THE LAimOAAItn PLAN. As wo understand It, neither tho company nor tho settlers are especial ly well pleased with tho conditions as thoy now exist on tho Ocntrnl Ore gon Irrigation Company's segrega tion. Tho company, which is by way of saying tlioso who havo Invested In tho proJoctHwa-ttna no satisfactory re- turnsn protits to unie, in inci, u BeoniT to bo bollef In some quarters thnt InortlonB of tho Invested capital will yfovcr bo rogaltiod. Tho settlers have complained bit terly for years. Many of them bo irevo thoy havo been badly treated; they heartily nmi nimosi univorHiiny distrust and dlsllko tho personnel of Oin iilmot mnninrcmcnt of tho pro ject, thoy nllogo that maintenance monies novo not been spent as they should, nnd thoy fear that tho Irri gation plant which thoy nro to In herit In two years will physically bo run down to n point of real danger. In .short, It seems reasonauiy iair to say that both slues 10 mo pres ent bargain nro dlBsatlsflod. Knw If n nlnn can 1)0 OVolVOil which will return to tho Investors tliolr money, plus n reasonable prolltj and if Riich n schuino will glvo tho mnn- agomont of tho project to tho set tlors tbomsolvos, uncior snicKiinniB nnd provisions of law, nnd with no added oxponso to tlioso nlready pur chasers or contractors, surely such a plan Is worth Investigation. Tho Ilullotln does not ndvocato tho Laurgaard proposal. At present wo know too llttlo about It. It Involves tho blggost application of tho district Irrigation plan over nttomptod, nnd ls countless details, legal, physical and humon, must bo threshed out ha foro It can bo proved workablo, eqult nblo and desirable. Hut wo do sln ceroly advocuto looking into tho pro posal Immediately end tiiorougniy. Tho district plan contnlns tho pos sibility of pretty substantial sntisiac' tlon to both nartlcs chiefly concornod, If it can lio worked out horo, tho company should, bo content nnd tho settlors will Do. And, or course any thing which will rehabilitate tho pro ject, ond thn soiiolcsB bickerings of tho past anil glvo davelopmont an lmpotus, ls.,devoutly to bo wolcomod liy llond and ovory other community dlroctly 6r, Indirectly nssoclatod wPh the lufcress. of tho, segregation and ovory settlor, merchant, townsman, rallroador and land ownor Is dlroctlv nfTcctod. So, wo say, the sottlors would do well to taka up tho question actlvolv. Thoy should become familiar with its dotalls. Most of us know Mr. I.aurgaard. Ho has linil much to do with Irriga tion affairs, nnd he has made good with what ho has undertaken, lio really knows conditions ns thoy are on tho O. O. project. He Is not n promoter. HIb Interest In tho mnttor is moro or less tmpnrronal, or, nt least, properly professional. Ho pro -ably has thu respect of tho Irrigation oflicers, ho certainly Beenis to onjiy tho conlldonco of tho state ofllcriU connoctod with Irrigation, and his reputation Is good with tho sottlern. It would bo n sound stop to Invito Mr. Lnurgaard to appear before lot tiers and others Interested to set forth tho details of tho district plan. (ib It might bo applied hero. If tho sottlors association docs not see fit to Inauguruto such a move, tho llond Commercial Club, as a couvonlonco to tho settlors, would do well to ar range for such a meeting nnd Invito cveryonn Interested to attend. Even nt such a preliminary discussion It would bo well to nsk n representative of tho settle to state their toutailvo views, and also a roprcsenntlvo of tho company. At tho vory worst, such a gather ing and dUcusslon would do no liar i. And It might open thn way to a verv great dual of good for all concerned. THE CENTRAL OREGON RAIL ROAD. Under tho nlxivn tltlo Tho Oregon Country of Portland In Its latest Is ma Iioh tho following to sny con cerning the proponed Strahom rail roads from lleniir "Tim propound new railroad In Central Oregon radiating In throe di rections from Dond Is logical nnd will Mliuiuestlonubly becomo n reality In the near future. Thn sum Involved In Its construction is exceedingly small In comparison to Its earning rapacity. The fact tlnl tho man el hlnd It Is ono of Oregon's roal rail road hultdurs U. E. Btmhorn gives It tho stamp of reliability. The bus Iness Interests of tho Btato cannot afford to overlook tlili'lawst move in their behalf. s ' "Every nillo of railroad that Is constructed means bo much develop ment and resultant cash In their pockets. Wo hear tho same objec tions to this rond that were manifest nt tho time other roads, long since I huge successes, were contemplated Th.i.1 ...-. ,V Llonta nf tlin n.l.,,la, Tlioeo nro tho bloats of the. pessimist -and the pessimist In civil life is tho coward In the army, l-.very en couragement should he given Mr. Strnhorn anil his associates. Oregon needs more railroads and the par ticular sections through which tho proposed road Is to traverse "will blossom like the rose" when trans portation will ho at Its door." ... Apparently tho wonie'iiofiCaTlforj nia uia not tauo a very iiveiy inier tt In tho receut election there. The VTjie BEND HT(ruuIlslicl Every V ft," OCOnOQ PALMER 'women of tho west must remember thaflf they do not uso the franchlle which has been given them It will argue against the granting of the bal lot to tliolr sisters In the, east who nro clamoring for It. 1 wfiyi not havo tho Commercial 'CliTbTlnvIte Mr Straho'rn to 'como to Dend and tell us all about his plans at first-hand, and let us know what wo can do to help him? Dend never yet slept whon opportunity was knocking at her door, and she will not now. Even the young folks aro talking It. Tho sulirject for dobnto at tho high school todny Is: "Hcsolved, th.it tho county Feat should bo moved from Prlnovlllo to Dend," MILL AUDITION IS PLATTED. The fluid l)lng between ltlvorsldo Drive and tho river and Bouth of Tumalo street Is bolng platted by Tho Ilcnd Company under tho namo of Mill addition. A number of houses are already under construction in tho tract, and more will ho begun at onco, f Tho plat will bo presented to the county court for acceptance at Its meeting tomorrow. LOCAL PEOPLE PAHTICII'ATE. Urooi: CJinty wh repif-n' ted nt tho moi'liia of tho Oro I'eilcrated Women's Clubs at Salem last week by Mrs. Ada II. Milllcan of Mllllcnn nnd Mrs. J. II. Hell of Prlnovlllo. On the speaking program was 0. P. Putnam who delivered a paper on tho land grant and water power questions. SALES NET fiOOD .SIZED SUMS. A total of $153.90 was taken in by tho salo of tags and nthor articles by tho ladles of tho Episcopal dulld for tho maintenance of u bed at tho Dond Hospital. Chcck woro rccolv-' oil as follows: Held & Horton, $2.50; Owl Pharmacy, $4; J. Sullivan, Drooks-Scanlon Co., Dend Park Co., Tho Dond Co., Dond Flour Mill Co., First National Dank, Deschutes Stnto Dank and Shovlln-Hlxon Co., fU each. In addition J. Edwnrd Larson hns offered to havo tho Dend Stoum Laundry do all laundry work con nected with tho maintenance of the bod. Tngs for tho salo woro donated by Tho Diillctin. Tho ladles of the guild express their thnnks to all who assisted tu making their salo success ful. (JOES TO WALLA WALI.A. Vernon L. Deathman, who has boon hold In tho county Jail at Prlno vlllo on n bad chock charge, left last wook for Walla Walla, In company with n Washington parolo olllcor. Ho faces a charge or parolo breaking ;n Washington and othor moro sorious crimes. Cleaning and Pressing SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. NORVAL L SPRINGER Up Sliiri- Dcin Building Call (or ind Delim All Woilt. OrJtu utrn by "Sonny" the Meiwngci Boy I1UY YOUR Groceries AT TUB NUW MUAT mAKKfcT. Gilbert (2b Son DR. RILEY VETERINARY 1 1 locla Hi Tli Piontri llrn, Briul, nj will cue lor your Hotki n! Clll l youi call, or P ll O II C 22X Alto will BEST RHEUMATIC REMEDY ON MARKET Used Car Bargains One l'lu Puswiger Cuillllnc In per fect running order, and a bar gain nt $390. Jubt tho thing for ,..., iffi,wf ri,i. -t .... ",Vhu owlfiSrtlp .. MH ttllll SOII-Slarter. ono liutl Hu.ick demonstrator, 6 cyl inder. 4? h. p. Just like new Nine months of the year guaran tee still on ltv One linn .Mitchell l-io, in perfect order, A $1360 car for $725 Inland Auto Co. PrlRovllle, Oregon 4f BEND THEATRE IS SOLD u W, Hodgson of llochcstcr, N. Y. .Makes Purcliiue. Tho Dond Thcatro, under tho man-t ogement of Cntlow and Doonar, was sold last Thursday to L. E. Dodgson of Rochester, N. Y. Mr. Dodgson. who has had considerable oxporlcnco In tho moving plcturo business, took possession of tho thcatro 'Sunday night. It Is tho plan of the now pro prietor to maintain tho same run of pictures that tho Mend Thcatro gons havo boon wltncislng, togother with additional feature Alms which havo had great runs In other places. Sovoral Improvements aro contem plated la tho show lionso to bring It up to a utandard with any In Central Oregon. ' llniitlnt. Diblo school 10 a. m. Preaching service 11 o clock. Subject: "Things Sacrod nnd Secular." Mrs. II. L. Hopkins will sing a solo In this ser vice. Preaching sorvlco 7:30 p. m. Prayor meeting Wednesday evening 7:30. All aro cordially invited to attend. E, O, Judd, pastor. Prosbytcrlnn. Services next Sunday as follows! Sunday school at 10 n. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. Themo: "Witnessing for Hod." Preaching at 7:30 p. m. Themo: "Inspiration for Service." Mrs. C. V. Sllvls will sing at the even' lng sorvlco. II. C. Hartranft, pastor. PINLEY LECTUItH POSTPONED. Tho showing of moving pictures of Oregon gnmn and bird life, with n lecture by W. L. Klnloy, of the Stato Fish and (lamo Commlss on. which was to havo occurred on November 1C, hns bcon postponed. A now date for tho event will bo sot ns soon as possible EA'ECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETS. Tho oxccutlvo commltteo of tho Oregon Irrigation Congress will meet In Portland on Saturday to mako ar rnngemonts for tho 1910 session of tho congress to bo hold In Portland In January or Fobruary. II. II. Do Armojid, of Dend, Is a member of tho commltteo and will attend the meet ing. NOTICE OK SALE OF DEAL PROP ERTY UNDER SEWEIt A8.SIM.S MENT NUMDER 1. Dy reason of warrants numbered 03, 04, 00, GO, 67, 08 and 09 for delinquent sower nsscsBmont No. 1 duly Issuod by tho recorder of the City of Dond, Oregon, dated Novem ber 3rd, 1915, Iri tho matter of sower assessment No, 1, mado and ontorcd In tho docket of city lions of said city of Dend on tho 7th day of Aug ust, 1913, and on tho 19th day or August, 1913, wherein tho horolnaf- tor described property was assessed and charged for said improvement, thn number of tho warrant, tho de scription of tho property, tho nmouiit assessed for said Improvement and thl( namo of the owner or reputed ovltcr In each cuso being us follows: 1)3.' Lot 1, block 1, $50. Henry Llnstor. 04. Lots 2 and 3, block 2, $47.25. F. O. Minor. OR. Lot 9, block 2, $47.25. Marlon Coo. 00. Lot 1, block 23, $80.50. Dlos soni & Daumgitrten. f,7. Trnct A, $128. D. M. Davis. 08. South hnlf parcel 10, Lytlo Acres and south cast quartor, parcel 15, Lytlo Acres, $100. R. O. Ilows'or. C9. East ono half parcol 22, 'Ly tlo Acres, $70. Nolllo O. Ray. All of said abovoNlescrlhod proper ty being situate within tho city of Dend. county of Crook, Stato of Ore gon. Notice Is hereby glvon that I will on Saturday, tho 4th day of Decombor 1916, nt 10 o'clock a. m. nt tho front door of tho city hall on Wall stroot. Make a tire not a tire experiment Season after season, in all kinds of weather ond on all kinds of roads, Diamond Squeegee Tread Tires havo furnished proof of their exceptional merits. Diamond Squeegees constitute n standard investment for tire pur chasers. They make it wholly unneces sary for you to take costly chances with tires of unknown quality. You ha,ve absolute assurance that you are making your money and your car go farthest at the lowest cost per mile for tires when you buy Diamond Squeegees at these DIAMOND FAIR-LISTED" PRICES: SUe Diamond Squec Size 30x3 9.45 34x4 36x4.1 3Q 34 12.20 32x3f J4.00 20.00 37x5 33x4 38x"5lT In the city of Dend,' Crook county, Oregon, sell nt auction, to tho por son who shall pay tho assessment, costs, Intorcst and accruing costs, and Intorost theVcon, and take a cer tificate at tho lowest rate of Interest, all tho right, tltlo and intorcst the owner or reputed owner or any other p arson has or had In snld property at tho date of said assessment. Dated this third day of November, 191C. S. B, ROBERTS, Chfof of Police of tho City of Dond, Crook county, Oregon. 35-3Sc CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. 1'OU DENT. FOR ItENT I will buy you n lot and build to suit. S2G down nnd $10 per month up, Houses for J 3 GO up. Inquiro Bulletin, 33-30p. FOP. KENT My farm 25 miles south of Dond, $60 per year. Ad dress L. Corbln, Dend. 33-30p DENT, soil, trade or borrow monoy, Small amount cash. For particulars address box 5, Tumalo, Ore. 293Gp FOR DENT Four room furnished houso. J. Ryan & Co., 32tt FOIt SALE. FOR SALE Maro, weight about 900 pounds. Single harness, light buggy, $40. Inquiro Pioneer Livery Darn. 35p FOR SALE Four room house, well located. Good lot. $400. terms. 2 room house, location good. S3C0. J. Rynn & Co. 35tf FOR SALE Six weeks old pigs (o roast wholo for Thanksgiving. Also gocse. W. J, Alt. 35-37c FOR SALEiA-Choico lot In Pnrk addition and ono on Greenwood avo- jiuu. mum nun, luaving lowu, leniiB. Phono Red 461. 35p FOR SALE Two Lincoln Duck I ,m i If it Isn't Alright Bring it Back Warner's The Permanent Progressive Reliable Store of Bend investment fm 1U m Diamond quec $20-35 28.70 33.90 46.00 sheep, Joseph C. Smith. Dend, Ore gon. Near Orange hall. Tel. Rural 414. 35P FOR SALE Two tent houses com pletely furnished, ideal location on oast bank of river. Just south of now foot bridge. Five minutes walk from P. O. Ten minutes from now mills. Cpmo mid Beo them, or address P. O. box 1)9. 3r'I' FOR SALE Fifteen aero fruit nnd vegetablo farm In Florida. Will trado for lot in Dend and balance in cash. Inquire Edward II. Thatcher; Milllcan, Crook county, Oregon. 34-7p vnn s.M.n Rmnll counter nt the Cozv Restaurant. 34 tf FOR SALE Lnnd. Any part of ICO acres, or all. E. J. Rogers, Tum alo, Oregon. 31tf FOR SALE Nicely furnished 4 room modern house, good cornonlot. Prlco, $1400.00. Somo terms. J. Ryan & Co. 32 tf WANTED. I.ady stenographer, oxporlonccd In abstract and Insurances-desires posi tion. Address It. V. c-o liuliethi. 35p WANTED Young man would like to obtain board with prlvato family. Inquiro llulletln. z. a. tfc WANTED To borrow monoy on claim having two and a hnlf million fcot ot standing timber. Inquiro XX llulletln. 31tf AGENTS WANTED To represent the Lnfolletto Nursery Co. Trees grown on I'owoll llutte without Irri gation. Tho trees that please, be cause they aro acclimated and will trow. Wrlto for particulars and ter ritory. Thoodoro Hubbard, Box 72, Prlnovlllo, Oregon. 30tf LOST AND FOUND. TAKEN UP Day mare and colt at Kasprovltz homestead, Homstad valley. Ilrandcd 711 on left shoulder. Ownor wrlto P. O. box 11, Ilcnd. 33tfc PREPAREDNESS Is the burning qucstign of the hour. ARE YOU PREPARED for WINTER when it really comes? We have many suggestions suitable for this season and the pleasure will be outs' to show you what we have. You will be surprised. Just arrived latest patterns in Middie Blouses. Tocques for the autoist. Something entirely new. Remember that we can ''give you anything you desire in Furs. Seamless Sheets 72x()0,.u big value M if sold at Sl.Od. SpeciallyVnced " to sell for 00 cents each, R. M. SMITH CLOTHING COMPANY GENERAL MERCHANDISE $ "MO jLasca. I m -StfB W iTObZ.Jsf"'"" tittlTMHjrf Floors Like New Marred and worn floors are hard to clean and hard to keep clean. Half jin hour's work with the paint brush changes your old shabby floors into new floors that are easy to keep clean and hard to wear out. ACME QUALITY FLOOR PAINT (GRANITE) " ' is the best floor paint to use. It is made especially to be walked upon, is ready for use, easy to piiton you can do it yourself and dries quickly. A quart will cover about 75 square feet, two coats. Ask for a copy of, our'Homc Decoratings beokl It tells you all about 'the use of rts-icnarri stai J and finishes in the hqme, 4 fc .?1 J i TE Bend Hardware4 Co McCLINGrS Special Sale NOVEMBER 6 reaches, 80c ir Onto Apples 2)Jc per Pound IMc Coffee jioc Tobacco, smoking, St pkps 23c Celery, per Stock 10c Special Cnmly IBc wr Lb. SiKclnI Stick Candy 20c Special I'ciiiiuU 10c per Lb. Special Illnl Heed 10c pk)t. inc Pork nnd Itcnns 10c 10c TomatocH Oc per can lflo Corn lUc Mc CntMiip iile 10c Canned Soups i)c 10c KelloKKR Corn I'lnkes "c 10c Krlnklo Corn Ilnkes 7c irc llcluz SpiiKhettl 10c lrlc Corn ISc Special .1 for 'Mc milk Sic Kvtru ))iiii(l of Niigar per tho dollar on this date. McClincy Tho ACCOMMODATINfl Oroccr C1IAIUI AND CLEANLINESS are both personified In tho com plete bath room ntt(pgs which we can show you. Thoy5 not alone mako for greator cleanliness and health but for refinement as well. Though they look luxurious, and are so the cost Is not as great as you may Imagine Lot us toll you for how llttlo wo can remodol your bath room. J. A. ENOEIUtKTSON. PLUMIIING AND IIEATINQ 117 .Minnesota St. Ilcnd, Or. .! y M 4 'A 1 -.i L . ,-c