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PAOR rt.
EIGHT MINERALS
NOD IN GROOK
COUNTY'S RESOURCES
ARE DESCRIBED
llullctln Issued by Stnto UnlvcisKy
TiciiIn of All Mlncml Deposits In
Oregon Itniigonr Pi Ice Is Kroin
81.1)0 to 7(10 Per . Ton.
University of Oregon, Eugcno, Fob.
111.- Crook county minerals nro uoo
fnl for many purposes, nmong which
nro tho following: to mnko plaster of
Paris, scnllng wax, ornaments, water
Klaus, papier macho and fire works.
Information as to tho locr.tlou, vuluo
anil nppoaranco of theso minerals Is
liven In a bulletin just IehuciI by tho
Stato UnlvorBlty. The compiler 1b
urahnm John Mitchell, assistant pro
feasor of geology.
Crook county Is credited by tho
mtllctfn with eight minerals which
rnngo In prlco from $1.90 per ton to
an npproxlmato $700 per ton. II Is
tho Trout Creek mines that produco
tho $700 kind stlbnlto. Stlbnlto
Is tho source of antimony, which Is
used li manufacturing such things ns
safety mutches, fireworks and per
cussion' caps.
Tho black Band region about How
ard contains gold, silver, cinnabar,
homltlto, ilmenlto nnd magnotUo.
Cinnabar Is tho chief oro of mercury.
Ilemntlto Is hard and reddish. It Is
used In making chonp paint, -as a
polishing powder, and ns an oro of
Iron. Ilmenlto may occur In compact
ransses, In thin plates, or In sand.
It Is usod for lining furnaces. Mag
notltc, which Is also an oro of Iron,
Is named from its mngnletlc prop
erty. Dlatomnccous earth Is found at
Loworbrldgo. It Is whlto or cream
color and lies In beds. It Is used In
tho following ways: for making pol
ishing powder, flroproof content, for-
l. lzcr, water glass, tilo glazing, seal
ing wax, gutta porcha, Swedish
mutches nnd paplor mncho.
Tho prosonco of gypBum beds nonr
I tend nnd on tho Crooked Illvcr sup
ports In a way tho theory that tho
region botweon tho Cascnde and Illuo
mountains was onco tho floor of an
'ninnd sea. For gypsum Is supposed
to result from evaporation of tho
waters of Inlnnd seas. It occurs In
masses, but Is soft onough to bo
scratched with tho flngornnll. It Is
used in making plastor of Paris and
fertilizers. Tho valuo Is about $1.90
por ton.
Tho bulletin Is headed "Minerals
of Oregon," and treats of nil tho
mineral doposlts of tho stato. It may
be secured frco of chnrgo by address
ing tho Registrar, University of Oro
gon. This Mny Interest You.
If you suffor with pains In your
back or sldo, stiff and soro muscles
or Joints, or rheumatic nehes, or havo
symptoms of kldnoy trouble such ns
puffy swellings undor tho ovos or
Bleep disturbing bladder nllmnots,
you should know that Foloy Kldnoy
Pills hnvo bonoflttcd thousands in
llko condition. Sold ovorywhoro. ndv
A dcslrnblo bread knlfo frco with
every nnnunl subscription to Tho
llend Ilullotln.
See EdwardB for paper hanging.
Adv.
IMTT'S WORK PRAISED
Iiiiko County Paper Sny Crook Man
Im "Homo Agent."
Undor tho caption, "Lovott An
Admlrablo County Agriculturist," tho
Silver Lake Loader has tho following
to sny In a rocont Ibsuo concerning
tho Croak county agriculturist:
"A. E. Lovott, Crook county's ag
riculturist, Ib bo mo county ngont.
Articles bearing his nnmo nro ap
pearing in nearly all the papors of
tho stato, and particularly tho O. .
C. Bulletins and papers. Such ;in
agriculturist Is of inestimable valuo
in putting n county thoroughly be
fore tho world. When U. S. Biologist
R, A. Ward went to Crook county to
Investigate tho muttor of rabbit pois
oning, Mr. Lovett was Immediately
nt his sldo, nnd ho has romnlned his
working comrade, arousing his whole
county to action nnd to the extent
that they havo practically ridded
their municipality of tho pest. When
Mr. Ward and his assistant Garlough
enmo to Lake county they wero re
ceived with nbsoluto coldness and In
difference so far as official recogni
tion wero concerned, nnd had It not
been for the north Lake county news
papers nnd a few wide-awake ranch
ers, tho Messrs, Ward and Garlough
would from any standpoint of sub
stantial and practical help boon hoot,
cd from tho county. Tho -Depart-
K.jnt know what It was doing whan
It 'sent theso experts in hero, and lo
cal officials having tho interests of
tho cornty nt he-rt at nil should
fcrvo acted without a moment's de
lay." Now Feels Entirely Well.
A. H. Francis. Zonlth. Kansas,
writes: "I had a covero pain In my
back nnd could hardly movo. I took
about two thirds of a 50 cent box of
Foley Kidney Pills and now feel en
tirely well." Middle aged and older
men and women find theso safe pills
relieve sleep disturbing ailments. For
Bala everywhere. Adv.
A desirable broad knlfo free with
every annunl subscription to The
Bend Bulletin.
l Shearings
Work Is progressing nlcoly on tho
Hocgll grade, and tho contractors
promlso tlu-t If tho woathor contin
ues nice the grado will bo ready for
travel tho llrst of tho week. In order
to accomplish this It will bo necen-
sary to closo tho road for several
tinys this week, as tho upper pnrt of
tho grado will require Mint a part of
tho old grado bo destroyed. As the
road Is being completed ho enrly In
Mio season, It Is qulto likely that the
road bed will bo completely packed
before dry wathcr cornea on. Tho
Grandvlow and Geneva people havo
voted n special tax for road Improve
ment nnd tho roads will bo put In
such shape as to nttrnct many auto
tourists dur'ng tho summer. Those
good ronds will enable tho pcoplo on
this sldo of tho rivers to get their
wood supply from tho timber coun
try west of tho Deschutes. Des
chutes Valley Tribune.
The farmers In tho Metollus cec-
tlon nil show a disposition not to let
tho thoughts of Irrigation Intorforo
with their making tho most of their
presont plentiful supply of moisture
In tho ground. Most of them will bo
In tho Hold for tho noxt few weeks,
and If wa fall to have n satisfactory
crop this year It should not bo for
Inck of properly working tho ground.
JefforHCi County Record.
Tho warm rains of tho paBt week
reduced tho biiow from ubout three
feet to olghtecn inches. At present
tho wenthor romlnds us of spring.
Crescent Nows.
You will bo called upon this fall
to select a pormnnent county sent for
Jefferson county. What will decldo
tho cholco you will mnkof Will It
be personal convonlotico nnd person
al projudlco, or will you take n
broadmlndcd view of tho mnttor and
voto for tho location that will bo most
economical to tho county Itsolf nnd
most convenient nnd economical to
tho majority of tho Inhabitants of
your county? A county seat Bhould
bo locutod us near tho center of pop
ulation, and as near tho geographical
contor of the habltablo section of tho
county as possible Whon n county
Boat Is thus located, convonlnnco nnd
economy hnvo carried tho day. Ap
pllod to Jofforsoti county, tho nbovo
considerations will plnco tho pormn
nent county seat of Jefferson county
nt MndraB. Who can galnBay lt7
Madras Pioneer.
Work will bo well under way on
tho Crooked nivor road boforo tho
first of March according to tho plans
of Commissioner Hlauchnrd. Tho
Announcement
Until the ronds Miutli nro In
lictter condition for auto travel
our trucks mid touring cars will
not nuiko tho trip from Bend.
Wo carry tho mall by stngo
dully, however, mid iirriingo for
passenger transportation to Ln
Pino, Fort Rock mid Sliver
Luke when oeslrcd
PIONEER AUTO STAGE
LIVERY CO.
A BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
Which NETS $300 PER MONTI I
ON AN AVERACE
For solo at half prlco.
Moving plcturo rond outfit,
first class and comploto, In
cluding at 40 horso touring
car with Dolco lights and
starter. 35 Amp. generator
with sliding gear connection.
Powers plcturo machlno with
motor, 12 reola and nil oth
er equipment. Everything
runs perfect. Cost now,
$2,800. Used 4 months, will
soil for $1,100. Full operating-
Instructions. Address
Box 2, Beckley Oregon, Har
ney County.
TO THE RESCUi
W will un your linen, but you null
not vast much time tttttnc our rescue
band t work
LOW PRICES, BETTGRSBRVICe
Bend Steam Laundry.
AND DRY CLEANING
'Put Your Duds
In Our Suds"
WHO fff
DOES MM!
hourS
UUNDRW I
pinna nro to got tho work Btnrtcd as
soon as possible, and crowd It to
completion boforo the ronds get dry
and dusty. A rock crusher will no
doubt bo purchased by tho cojnty
'nnd used for tho first tlmo on this
road, Commissioner Hlanchard said.
Theso plnns nnd n number of other
Important Issuu3 were dlHCUBsed nt
tho Friday luncheon which was hold
by tho business nnd professional men
of tho city. Crook County Journal.
If Micro Is a more wldo-awako set
of boosters on tho face of tho globe,
for tho Blzd of tho town, than thnt nt
tho little city of Ln Pine, wo would
llko to bocomo acquainted with thorn.
Wo would pit five certain members of
tho commercial club of that town
against five members' of nny othor
Improvement or commercial organi
zation for obtaining results In benu
flclal undortnklngs. The lntcst work
th't Mioso men seem to havo taken
upon thonisolvos, either Individually
or ns nn organization, Is to hnvo tho
Oregon, California nnd EnBtern rail
way build south from ricnd vln La
Pine, nnd then to Fremont, Fort
Rock and Silver Lake, in place of
branching off toward Fort Rock no.tr
Mllllcnn. In n letter to tho odltor,
Robert E. Strahorn Btntes that strong
pressure Is being brought to bear to
run tho proposed railroad up tho
Deschutes ns fnr ns Ln Pino In placo
of tho route which bus been given bo
much publlcltv. Mr. strahorn Btntus
Mint tho Ln Pino routo will bo fully
Investigated boforo tho crossing of
tho Fort Rock valley Is decided upon.
Fort Rock Times.
Jason C. Moore, tho lessee of Sum
mer nnd Abert lakes and L. O. Mur
phy, of Reno, arrived In Pnlsloy on
Tuesday evening and spent yestordny
In obtnlnlng samples of tho waters
of tho Summer nnd Abort lakes. Mr.
Mooro Is securing two barrels of
water from ench loko which will bo
used for demonstration purposes and
for testing. Mr. Murphy Is from tho
Rono Light & Water Company nnd Is
also securing small samples no n
check upon tho work of Mr. Moore.
Murphv represents oastorn capital
ists who oro desirous of obtaining
nccurnto Information upon tho chem
ical properties which tho waters con
tuln. Chownucan Press.
Numerous of the fnrmora nnd ran
chers of tho Silver Lake valley are
sowing tho sprfng grain crops. This
Is n remnrknble change over n short
tlmo ubo when tho snow was two
feet deep ovor tho valley. Silver
Lako Leader.
Tho Bend Co-opcrntlvo Croamory
has written to locnl citizens who nro
Interested In tho now creamery hero,
asking that tho Ln Pino folks Join
hands with tho Bend Creamery In
making n bigger nnd better crenmory
thoro rather than building ono horo.
Tho letter states that ono large
croamory Is better than two small
ones, nnd for Mint reason they want
to consolldnto tho two. Thoy ngroo
to omit tho usual "4 per cont for
running expenses." thoy hnvo horo
toforo boen charging Ln Pino folks,
nnd offor Bovernl other Inducements.
Their proposition mot with nn tin
kind rccoptlon among tho stockhold
ers of tho La Pino Co-oporntlvo
Croamory. La Pino Inter-Mountain.
In n letter to Lynch & RobortB. tho
Union Mont Company, of Portlnnd.
congratulated them on tho ovldont
growth of MiIb section ns ehown by
stock shipments from Redmond for
tho past year, amounting to 121 car
londs. or better than 10 per month.
This was n big lncronso ovor tho pre-
(the plumper
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Fifth and Waihington Street
PORTLAND, OREGON
Centrally Located
Room Rates $1.00 per day,
More if you wish to pay.
Excellent Restaurant in connection.
Breakfast and Luncheon 25 cents.
Dinner 05 Cents.
Continuous service at very moderate
prices.
ceding year, but these figures will
look Inslgiilflcnnt when thoso for tho
coming cnr nro totaled. The Red
mond district is cnslly tho best In the
great Deschutes valley Redmond
Spokesman.
Cut This Out It Is Woith Money
Don't miss this. Cut out thl3 slip,
oncloso with G cents to Foloy &, Co..
Chlcngo, 111., writing your nnmo nnd
addrcRS clearly. You will receive In
return n trial packago containing
Foley's Honey nnd Tar Compound,
for lngrlppe coughs, colda and croup,
Foley Kldnoy Pills, nnd Foley Ca
thartic Tablets. Sold everywhere, ndv.
MARKET REPORT.
NORTH PORTLAND, Fob. 21 A
small run or. CC0 head of cnttlo found
tho market a shndo easy. Prlmo
atecrs brought $7. CO with cows going
nt $(.r0 to $C.7Gv A few good bulls
went nt $5 with heifers and calves
romr.Inlng on a steady basis. Thoro
was a good run of 4C7! head of
swlnp. Market was tdugglsh nt first
but soon picked up nnd tops remain
ed at their former prices. Two londs
of well llnlshcd hogs sold nt J8.1G
with the bulk nt $8. Only n hand
ful of sheep nrrlved. One load of ox-
collcnt lambs averaging 102 pounds
brought $9.0G; n nlcklo over last
week's top. Ewes nro (itiotcd at $7
nnd ycnrllngs nt $S, market strong.
Spring will Boon bo here, Mr Far
mer, and you should bo thinking of
the seed you will sow. Sco Tho Bond
Flour Mill Company's llBt of Btiltablo
seed for spring sowing. Adv.
Sco Edwards for good house paint
ing. Adv.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Issued By Crook County Abstract On.
Alfnrctta Orcutt to R. A. Dunn It.
3, blk. 2, Lytlo, $400.
T. G. Feo to O. W. Tnnsey Its. 1G,
to 20, blk. 1G, Kenwood, $843.90.
W. II. Stnats to 11. D. Davis It. Si,
blk. 4, Deschutes.
II. D, Mclntyre to Jns. Brepu
bond for deed It. 3, blk 27, Bend,
8G0, 2 yr. G7r.
Northwest Townslto Co. to Edgar
R. Mooro 1L 8, blk. 42, N. W. T. Co.
2nd add, Bond.
Tho Bend Co. to Bend Park Co.
It. 1, blk. G2, Conter add, Bond.
llend Park Co. to Chns. II. Vlnal
It. 1, blk G2, Contor ndd, Bond.
A deslrnblo bread knlfo frco with
every annunl subscription to Tho
Bend Bulletin.
NAME YOUR FARM.
(Madras Pioneer.)
No buslnoss man would think of
doing business without a nnmo for
his business. A good firm nnmo be
comes nn nssct. Put tho name of
your farm where It may bo seon from
tho public highway: also put It on
your lettcrhendfl and on tho products
you sell. Ono of tho big manufactur
ing Institutions in this country hna
put up signs throughout Its plant, as
follows: "Protect Our Good Nnmo."
Nnmo your farm, make n reputation
for Mint nnmo, nnd then protect It.
Wlint Children Need Now.
In Bplto of tho best caro mothers
can glvo them this wonthor brings
sickness to mnny children. Mrs. T.
Nojrouor, Enu Clalro, Wis., writes;
"Foloy'a Honey nnd Tnr cured my
boy of n sovoro attnek of croup after
other romodlcs had failed. It Is a
wonderful romedy for coughs, colds,
croup and whooping cough." It stops
lngrlppo coughs. Sold ovorywhoro
Adv.
qoes on a' strike)
YOU DET I PIO JUDCVJEy
MY POUCH OF THE
REAL, TOBACCO CHEW
The Hotel for YOU
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
'ROBERT II. GOULD
Civil
Engineer
Rend
Oregon
W. W. FAULKNER, D. M. D.
DENTIST
OIUco Ovor PoBtofllco
llend, ... Oregon
DR. J. C. VANDEVERT
Pli)slclm nnd Surgeon
Phono Red 271
Hours 9-12 a. m.; 1-G p. m.,
7-9 p. m.
Snther llulldlng
W. G. MANNING, D. M. D.
Dentist.
Ofltco In First National Bnnk
Building
Tel. nil llend, Oregon
WILLARD II. WIRTZ
L A W Y 0 It
Prlnovlllo, Oregon.
C. S. BENSON
Attornoy At Lnw
Bonson Building, Wall Stroot
Bond, Oregon.
VERNON A. FORBES
L A W V K It
First National Bank Building
Bond, :-: :: Oregon
GEORGE S. YOUNG
Civil nnd Irrigation Engineer.
U. 8. Mineral Surtojor.
Room G First National Bank
Building
J. B. Boll A. W. SIiiib
CROOK COUNTY ABSTRACT
CO.MPANY
(Incorporated)
SuccoBsors to Tho J. II. Hanor
Abstract Co., Prlnovlllo, Ore.
Abstracts Insurnnco
HEM) PLUMBING AM)
HEATING COMPANY
Sanitary Plumbing
Steam and Hot Wntor Heating
WALL STREET
DR. J. R. BARR
Physician and Surgeon
Deschutes Stato Bank
Building
Phono Black 711
J
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Roofing- of nil kinds. HepnlrinR
promptly done.
J. A. MacCLOSKBY
TINNING AND
Furnace Contractor
Guttering-, Spouting-,
Cornices and SkyliRhta.
-JST
Plumbing, Roofing, Furnace Work, Sheet Metal Work
of All Kinds.
Central Oregon Plumbing and Healing Company
PHONE KED II J. E. ENOEBRETSON, MGH.
1ST BEND HAULING CO. "'ffJCT
1 N iMUIHKTOtf
TRANSFER AND STORAGE. HOUSEHOLD
GOODS MOVED.
COAL, AND WOOD.
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O'DONNELL BROTHERS
UNIOPTMARKET
H. O. ELLIS
Attonicy-nt-Lmv
United States Commissioner
First Nntlonnl Bank Building
BEND, OREGON
H. 11, Do A R MOND
LAWYER
Oregon Street. Bond, Oregon
DR. J. II. CONNARN
I E N T I S T
OfTlco In Snther Building.
Hourt, 9 to 12, 1 to 5.
Sundays and ovonlngs by
Appointment.
C. P. NISWONGER, Bond, Oro.
UNDERTAKER
Licensed Einlmliiicr, Funeral
Director.
Phono Rod 421. Lady Asst.
DR. R. D. STOWELL
Nnprnpatlilc Physician
OITIco ovor Miller Lumlor Co.
Wall Street Hours 0 to G
PIiopo Red 01
DR. A.. A. BURRIS
Naturopath
Dlscnscs cured without tho use
of drugs or surgery by tho nnt-
urnl niothods of healing. OIUco
SATIIER BUILDINO
BEND, OREGON
Fraternal Societies
I. O. O. I
Bend Lodgo No. S1H.
Rogular mooting ovory Mon
day night at 8 o'clock In Bath
er's Hall. Visiting brothoid
cordially wolcomo.
II. I. McKIM. N. G.
N. P. WEIDER, Secretory.
Carpenter and
Builder
Plant and Ettimatei Free, It will
pay you to ire me before building.
ALI WORK GUARANTEED
Hans L. Christiansen
Dcnd
T. R. McCLINCY
Tho Accommodating Cash
Grocer
Staple utiil PiiiM-y
Groceries
Our Stock Ik Clelui it nil
Coinplelo
Wo Do only cash IiiisIiii-nn
mid (oiiMiiicntly our
price mo lower.
Wo mo a market for your
butter, vzyi anil vci(iiIi1ch
Auto Delivery
PHONE BLACK 211
KTEA.M HEAT CHASES WINTER. (
Why not enjoy tho comforts of
tho most systematic and econom
ical way of boating. Tho coat of
Installing Btoam hont Ih paid ror
many tlmea by tho comfortH do
rived. Plenty of boat whon and
whoro you want It at lorn) cost
than stoves safer, cloauor, moro
sanitary.
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