The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, January 12, 1916, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextvS&a1 t4 k - Till? REND nUIiliKTIX, HEXI), ORE., WEDNESIIAY, JANUARY 12, 1010. I'AflE 5. pi Shearings ' The Klnmnlh county court this morning passed n resolution to nny a $!f.7B coyoto liounty In lpifi. Rnb Jo5 Is not noticeable hero now hut fear Ib expressed that animals might omo In from affected nrcas and spread the disease Fort Klamath section Is especially alarmed. Peoples there will pay an additional $2 boun ty for every coyoto killed In the Fort country. Fort Hock Times. A largo number of out of town people wero In Madras the last day of the old year. Some of them were old mariners who came In to "pilot schooners ovor the bnr" for the last time In Oregon, and they knew their huslncEs and did it "manfully." Oth ers camo to attend tlio masqucrado ball. Among tho bunch wore many who wore curious, no doubt, to see what would happen during tho oven lng while tho saloons wero open, and at tho tlmo of closing. Hut If they expected any "rough house" busi ness, they woro disappointed, for ovoryono seemed to bo good naturod, Intent only on seeing how much "boozo" they could get nway with.. Although two special policemen woro sworn In to assist- the tinarBhal In keoplng penco and order, It was ap parently an unnecessary precaution, for at 11 o'plock, when tho last sa loon was closed, tho Baloon habitues disappeared Ilka magic and only a few mnsqueradors and thoso return ing homo from tho watch party nt the Mothodlst church, wero to bo seen on tho streets. Now Year's day was as qulot as a Sabbath. This of course was partly duo to tho fact thnt all tho business houses woro closed, making It a holiday. Madras Ploneor. MctolluB went dry without a mur mur. Tho polico report no arrests wero inado, nnd Judgo Smith admits thoro was no business in tho Polico court duo to over-pnthuslnBin. Tho ono saloon In Metolius, James Duck's had disposed of stock In tho ordinary courso of business, and had no sur plus to bo shipped out. Mr. Buck expects to remain hero and cngngo In other lines of business. Jefferson County Record. With all tho ndvlco of tho State Game Commission nnd tho precaution taken by sportsmen In wearing red shirts, etc., six persons wero mistaken for "mnlo deor with horns." This goes to show that even with our BROOKS BROOKS-SCANLON stringent laws, ,thero are fellows al lowed to run wild In the woods with n gun who can't tell the dtfforenco between a man and a mule dear. Somo law should bo put In operation to prohibit this class from carrying flro arms. Crescent News. That there will bo n great activ ity In mining In this locality during the next year is definitely announcod by thoso Inteiicsted. Mining mon have been hero at various times during tho past month unci now definite steps nro bolng taken to build n lr.rga mill west of Culver during tho early months of tho year. A thorough test has been made of tho various meth ods of separntlon and a method has been found which Is entirely satis factory. Deichutes Volley Tribune In tho Immediate vicinity of La Pino tho conditions aro much Im proved and tho prospects unusuaUv (THE GOOD PUDGE MEETS i UUDQE.7HIS IS MV FRIEND I OIM. HE KN0W3 AND HELPS MEARLV EVCRyoopy IN THIS SECTION c - - r MM MUiJ v sr si I I "I IP you arc interested in getting as much comfort from your tobacco as many other men are getting now, get n pouch of W-E GUT Chewing the Real Tobacco Chew, new ait, lout! shred and give it a Quality test. A imall chew iatUGct; it laiti longer than the ordinary kind and It taitei better. "Notice how the tall brlnii out the rich tobacco taata" Mad by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Union Squire. New YorlcCty MwtHtmttMmmttuutwi vvvva,v 5 Eat At The OTEL LTAMONT H LUNCH RI-ADY FOR Si'RVICO AT 11:45 DINNER AT 5:30 TRY IT MwwMHumutwMwuumwwuHmtwuvHUtMmM LUMBER CO. DEALERS IN LUMBER LATH, SHINGLES, Cement, Lime, Plaster and Brick. v BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS Fir Flooring and all kinds of Finish Lumber LUMBER CO. bright. As soon as the weather por mlts, both tho Pringlo Falls mill and tho Mnston mill nro to stnrt up with full crows. Tiro cloy Industry at tho Falls will bo developed, tho power plant will be ready for operation In tho Bprlng. Ln Pino Inter-Mountnln. At the Irrlgntlon Congress In Port land last ejk, somo of tho delegates wero wearing tho badge, "1. W. V." meaning "1 Want Water." Somo of tho lazy-backs Interpreted It to mean 'I Won't Work." If Mr. Lazy-back gets tho Idea that tho "1 Wont Wator" people won't work, our Sil ver Lake delegates had bettor bring tho follow bnck hero nnd wash him out in tho zero water In our Irriga tion cnnals, then put him to work with tho rest of tho crowd In tho labor of constructing now canals. No "I Won't Works" nro allowed In tho territory covered by tho now lrrlga- JIM, THE BANKER'S FRIEND, j i YES, AND AUOT OFTHEM ARE USING VV-B CUT-THE NEW CUT REAUTODACCO CHEW. t i i w Lnko county Silver The Now Ycais closing of tho sa loons In Paisley wos attended by no great carousnl ns had been voclfcr ounly stated It would bo. Tho ovent passed off very quietly with no moro excitement than usually attends tho closing of tho year. Everyone senna to tnko tho pacslng of "bcozo" as n matter of courso and It senilis to be tho general Impression that tho now prohibition law will bo enforced to tho letter nnd also prnctlcrlly ovory ono Is of the opinion that this should bo so. All nlong tho lino peoplo seem to feel that tho time Is ripe to give the prohibition mensuro n thorough test. This can only he done by a strict en forcement of the law's provisions. Chownucan Prees. reek rhekdehk meet . Tho Tumnlo Hccf Hrcedors Asso ciation held their annual meetjng ono day last week at Tumrlo G. W. Horner will head tho association for tho coming year. Tho association plans n moro nctlvo year In 1010 and will cnlnrge the scope of tholr ac tivities. Tho first year of tho ox Istcnco of tho association was report ed to havo been a favorable one. MOWS TRAVELS FAR. Nows of tho present activities In Hond has traveled far and created interest in Its prosperity, as Is evi denced by Inquiries received almost dally. Tho latest Is from New Bed ford, Massachusetts. Tho writer snys, "Hcnd Is booming way east hero nt Capo Cod. Looks as If pros perity wos going to Hond your way ns n city." DIRECTORY OF OFFICIALS. United Suites. President Woodrow Wilson Vlco President. .Thomas R. Marshall Secretary of Stato ..Robert Lansing Secretary of Navy . . Joscphus Danlols Secretary of War . . . .L. M. Garrison Socrotary of Interior . . . .P. K. Lano Secretory Agrlculturo D. I Houston Secretary of Treasury ,W. P. McAdoo Socrotary Commerce . .W. C. Rodllold Secretary of Labor . . . . W. U. Wilson Attorney Goncrnl T. M. Gregory Postmaster General .Albert Uurlcson Stnto. Governor James Wlthycombo Secretary of Stato ....II. W. Olcotl Troasurer Thos. H. Kn Atty. General Geo. M. Drown Superintendent Public Instruction . . J. A. Churchill Stato Printer Arthur Lawrence Commissioner Labor Statistics .... o. p. Hon Qamo Warden . . .Carl D. Shoemaker State Engineer John H. Lonlfc United States Senntors Georco E. Chamberlain Harry W. Lano Congressmen C. N. McArthur N. S. Slnnott W. A. Hawloy Crook County. Circuit Court Judgo. . T. E. J. Duffy District Attornoy W. II. WIrtz County Judgo G. Springer Clork Warren Drown Sheriff E. II. Knox Treasurer Ralph Jordan Assessor II. A. Fostor School Supt J. E, Myers Coroner P. H. Polndexter Surveyor II. A. Kelly Commissioners J. F. Hlnuchnrd II. J. Overturf lho Courts. Circuit McotB first Monday In September and Deccmuor and second Monday In March. Probate Meets first Monday In each month. . Commissioners' Meets first Wed nesday In January, March, May, July, September, Novcmbor nnd Decombor. Ilenil School District No. lit. Directors J. N. Hunter, Chmn. R. M. Smith J. Edward Larson Clork H. J. Overturf City of Rend. Mayor J. Ai Eastos Recorder II. 0. Ellis Treasurer Mary E. Coleman Chief of Pollcs S. E. Roberts City Attorney ...11. II. De Armond City Physician U. C. Coo Councllmen John Stoldl C. M. McKny C. V. Cllvls L. C. Rudow E. P. nrostorhouB S. C. Caldwell Justice of the Pence. Bend Precinct J, A. fiastos TO THE RESCUE DOCS HOLI LAUND Hon units In Lnke Leader. KSataauMaBan (of i?3Dl lcUVrrWf fl LrSit I "We wtU ear your linen, but you muil not wait much time getting our reeoue band at work. LOW PRICES, BETTOR SERVICE Bend Steam Laundry. AND DRY CLEANINQ IIUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. HOUEHT 11. GOL'Ll) Civil llend Oregon Engineer W. W. FAULKNER, I M. D. 1) E N T 1 8 T Office Over Postoirtco Bend, ... Oregon DR. J. C. VANDEVERT Physician and Surgeon Phono ned 271 Hours 0-12 a. m.; 1-5 p. 7-9 p. m. Sather Hulldlng m.i W. G. .MANNING, D. M. D. Dentist. Ofllco In First Nntlonnl Hank Hulldlng Tel. fSl 1 Rend, Oregon WILLARD H. WIRTZ Ij A W Y '. R Prlnovlllo, Oregon. 0. S. DENSON Attornoy At L n v BonBon Hulldlng, Wall Strcot Rond, Oregon, VERNON A. FORBES L A W Y H R First Natlonnl Bank Building Bond, :-: :-: Oregon GEORGE S. YOUNO Civil nnd Irrigation Engineer. U. S. Mineral Hunojor. Room C First National Bank Building J. 11. Hell A. W. SIiiib CROOK COUNTY ARSTRACT COMPANY (Incorporated) Successors to The J. II. Hnner Abstract Co,, Prlnovlllo, Ore. Abstracts Insurance REND PLU.MI1INO AM) HEATING COMPANY Snnltnry Plumbing Stoam and Hot Water Heating WALL STREET DR. J. R. BARR Pliy.slilaii and Surgeon Deschutes Stnto Bonk' Building v Phone Murk 711 J L Roofing of nil kinds. Repairing promptly done. J. A. MacCLOSKEY TINNING AND Furnace Contractor Guttering, Spouting, Cornices nnd Skylights, rfflTn Plumbinff, IIooHiik, Furnace Work, Sheet Mctul Work of All Kinds. Central Oregon Plumbing and Heating Company PHONE RED II J. E. ENGEBKETSON, MGR. IK,J?.NK BEND MAULING CO. K1 K N 1'AI.MI KTON TRANSFER AND STORAGE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED. COAL AND WOOD. It. C. ELLIS s Attorncynt-Lnw United States Commissioner First Nntlonnl Bnnk Hulldlng BEND, OREGON H. 11, DoA R M O N D LAWYER Oregon Street, Hond, Oregon DR. J. H. CONNARN D E NTIST Ofllco In Sather Hulldlng. Houru 9 to 12, 1 to G. Sundays and ovonlngs by Appointment. C. P. N13WONGER, Houd, Ore. UNDERTAKER Licensed L'liilmlmcr, Funeral Director. Phono. Lndy Assistant. DR. R. D. STOWELL Nnprnpathlc Physician Office over Miller Lumlor Co. Wall Strcot Hours 9 to B Phono Red CI Hygienic, Dietetic and Nnturnl Therapoutlcs Chronic disorders n Specialty DR R. I). KETCIIUM omco hours: 9-12; l-r or by Appointment Dean bldg. DR. A. A. I1URR1S Naturopath Diseases cured without tho uso of drugs or surgory by tho nat ural methods of healing. Olllco ovor F. Dement & Co.'h Orocory BEND, OREGON CENTRAL OREGON PLUMBING (IX HEATING COMPANY Plumbing niul Heating lIl'.Nll.OKHC.ON 117 MINNESOTA STREET ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED .lOlIIIINO PROMPTLY DONE Fraternal Societies I. O. O. V. Rend Lodgo No. 21 H. Regular meeting evory Mon day night at 8 o'clock In Snth or's Hall. Visiting brothou cordially wolcomo. L. II. OLEKS, N. G. GEO. P. GOVE, Socrotnrv. rms pap:r rcpnESENrcD rort ronr.ic: ADLMIblnG BY THE GFNHn.t OFFICCO NEW YORK AND CHICAGO WJANCPC3 IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES POLK'S OREGON and "WASHINGTON Business Directory A Directory of each Clly. Town nnd Village, giving deecrlptlvo (ketch ot each place, location, population, tele, graph, ahlpplng and bunking point) alia CleeiMed Directory, compiled by ciuineee ana proreMion. It. I. l'OIJC CO., HKATTLK STEAM HEAT CHASES WINTER. Why not enjoy tho comfortB of the most syetoinatlc and econom ical wny of heating. Tho cost of Installing steam heat is pnld for mnny tlinos by tho comforts de rived. Plenty ot hont whan and where you wnnt It nt less cost than stoves Bafer, cleui.ur, moro sanitary. IS ril'INIt 1II.ACK AH 1 '1 i 1 ' ' I. i I M I I O'DONNELL BROTHERS ; UNION MARKET Put Your Duds In Our Suds" 1 !) i iu3S&m -