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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1916)
THH HF.NI HUIiLKTIX, IJKXI), OIIF., WHDNnSDAY, MARCH 20, 1010. I'AOIJ . A . Shearings w Burns To Celebrate. The Fourth of July committee of the Booster Club hns been circulating n subscription among the business men the past few daya with the result that there has been sufficient sub scribed to insure one "of the blggoot celebrations In tho history of the town. Over $1000 had been sub scribed Thursday when It was pre sented to tills ufllco for a contribu tion. Tho celebration will likely cover a period of three days and the program -will be varied to cover all kinds of sports, base ball, horse racing, fire works, big parado of floats and all those things that go toward n suc cessful colebratlon of our Natal day. Burns Times-Herald. Itullctln l'rnlvcil. Tho Bend Bulletin celebrated Its fourteenth birthday last week. Four. teen years ago llend was about as bis ca Crescent and The Bulletin about the slzo of tho News but llko nil buslncu enterprises, that paper has kept up with or ahead of tho town, and today It Is tho leading paper of Central Oregon. Crescent News. MARKET REPORT. NORTH PORTLAND, March 27.- Monday's market In tho cattle sec tion1 was a snappy affair and every thing was sold by noon. Best steers scored $8.75 per cwt., which Is 10 cents over last Friday's market. Good LODGE DIRECTORY A. F. & A. M. Meets second and fourth Thursday nights at 8 o'clock. Masonic Hall. J. D. Davidson Secretary. Visiting Members Welcome. B R. A. M. Meet3 first and third Friday nlghto r.t 8 o' clock. Masonic Hall. Visiting Members Welcome. Rivera Itlsc. High waters In the Crooked river and Ochoco havo caused consldorablo damago during the past few days. Tho rivers havo been higher during tb .t tlmo than nt any period for tho past Boveral years, and Irrigation dams, roads and bridges have suffer ed materially. Crook County Journal. Engineer Appointed. Richard W. Rea of Portland was Eoiccted by tho board of directors as engineer for tho Ochoco Irrigation project nt tho meeting called for that purpose, on Tuesday of this week. Crook County Journal. To llnvo CUlc Center. Redmond Is soon to havo a now theatro and ono built along modern lines. Tho house Is even now well along toward being Inclosed and Its completion will proceed without de lay. Tho building Is -10 feet In width and moro than n hundred In depth and tho stage will havo a depth oi 25 foot nnd a width of about the same, w'lth dressing rooms down stairs nnd adjoining tho bath rooms which nro being built for tho gym nasium for tho Redmond standard high school. Redmond Spokesman. Stockmen Faro Well. Stockmen throughout tho county otato thnt the past winter has been ono of tho best from their, standpoint that thoy havo encountered for tho past sovoral years, In splto of tho fact that It has been tho hardest that has been encountered for a number of years. Tho sheepmen who winter ed on tho desert nro especially Ju Mlnnt ovor tho outcome of the con tinued stormy weather of tho first of the year. Lnko County Examiner. For farm land loos see J. Rvnn & Co. Rcasonnhlo rates, prompt Eorvlco. Adv. Changeable Weather Ilrhmn Slcknov". Tho chnngenblo weather of March causes coughs, coldH croup and grlppo. Thoro Is no such thing as a "light cold" nono that a person can snfoly noglect. Folev's Honey nnd Tar Is n safo and rollablo family med Iclno that heals Inflamed, congested air passages, stops coughs nnd ea3es breathing. Sold everywhere. Adv. DAVIDSON SAYS PORTLAND SHODLD ASSIST STRAHORN A , (). E. B. Meets second and fourth SI o n d a y nights at 8 o'clock. Ma sonic Hall. Mrs. C. M. McKay, Sec. Visiting Morabors Welcome. SI. W. A. Meets first nnd third Tuesday nights at 8 o'clock. Sathor's Hall. E. E. Hanna, Clerk. Visiting Neighbors Welcome. K. of 1 DoBchutes Lodge No. 103. Moots every Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Sather'a Hall. Visiting Mombors are Wolcomcd. L. M. McRoynolds, K. or R. & S. I. (). O. F. Bond Lodge No. 218. Meets ovory Monday night nt 8 o'clock S ther's Hall. Visiting Mombors Welcome. H. I. McKlmJ N. O N. P. Welder, Secretary. 1). of It. Bend Lodge No. 208. Moots second nnd fourth Friday nights ut 8 o'clock. Sathcr's Hall. Visiting Members Welcome. Sirs. Ethel SI. Fleming, Secretary. T. F. 11 Sleets first and third Friday nights at 8 o'clock. Sathcr's Hall. Visiting Members Invited to Attend. C. W. Thornthwalto, Sec. MmM, iff . tS. im Lt d .. i y . -- n fvsli V52?S i& .vaaga er's Hall. Visitors nlwuys Welcome Clins. W. Ersklne, Secretary. I O. E. Dea hutcs A o r 1 o No, 2 0 4 3. Moots ovory Thursday nt 8 o'clock. Satb- DIHECTOHY OF OFFICIALS. Representative of Oregon Wewtern Colonization Company Point Way to Sno Central Oregon Trade. (The Oregonlan.) W. P. Davidson, of St. Paul, who Is associated with L. W. Hill, presi dent of tho Great Northern Railway, In the Oregon & Western Coloniza tion Company, owning 800,000 acres of land In Central Orogon, nrrlvod In Portland yesterday, nnd left lust night for Bend. He win proceeu thence to Rums and other Interior points to meet a largo party of land seekera who propose to locate In Cen tral Oregon. "We nro getting scores of Inquir ies for Central Oregon lands every day." said Sir. Davidson last night, "and expect a good movement lnU) that country this summer." "Tho now line of the Union Pa cific system Into tho Harney Valley will do wonders for that part of the state. But the sad part of It, bo far as Portland Is concerned, Is that this new line will not do much to help Portland. All the business will flow out eastward to Boise or Salt Lake City. "What Portland needs worse than anything else right now is a road that will connect up the existing lines In Central Oregon." Mr. Davidson declared that It be hooves Portland people to give their active assistance to the Interior rail road system planned by Robert E. Strahorn. "It la the only way you can save the Central Oregon trade for Port land," ho assorted. See J. Ryan & Co., for farm land locns. AdT. United SUtcs. President Woodrow Wilson VIco President. .Thomas It. Marshall Secretary of Stato ..Robert Lansing Secretary of.Navy . .Josophus Danlols Secrotary of War . . . . L. M. Garrison Secretary of Interior . . . .F. K. Lane Secretary Agriculture D. F. Houston Secretary of Treasury ,W. F. SlcAdoo Secretary Commerce . ,W. C. Rodflold Socrotary of Labor . . . .W. B. Wilson Attorney Gonorul T. SI. Gregory Postmaster General .Albert Burleson State. Governor James Wlthycombo Secretary oi Stato ....B. W. Olcott Troasuror Thoa. B. Ka Atty. Genoral Geo. SI. Brown Superintendent Public Instruction . . J, A. Churchill State Printer Arthur Lawrence Commissioner Labor Statistics .... , O. P. Hon" Gamo Warden . . .Carl D. Sboemakor State Engineer John H. Lowlt United States Senators Georgo E. Chamberlain Harry W. Lanm Congressmen C. N. McArthur N. S. Slnnott W. A. Hawley Crook County. Circuit Court Judge. . T. E. J'. Duffy District Attorney W. H. Wlrtz County Judg'o G, Sprlngor Clerk Warren Brown Sheriff E. B. Knox Treasurer Ralph Jordan Assessor II. A. Foster School Supt J. E. Myers Coroner P. B. Polndexter Surveyor . .' II. A. Kelly Commissioners J. F. Blanchard H. J. Ovorturf Hie Courts. Circuit Sleets first Slonday In September and Decemoer and second Monday In March. Probate Meets first Slonday In each month. Commissioners' Meets first Wed nesday In January, Starch, Slay, July, September. November and December. Rend School District No. 12. Directors J. N. Hunter, Chmn. . R. SI. Smith J. Edward Larson Cleric H. J. Overturf City of Item). Slayor J. A. Eastes Recorder H. C. Ellis Treasurer Mary E. Coleman Chief of Pollc .... ..S. E. Roberts City Attorney ...H. II. De Armond City Physician U. C. Coe Councllmen John Steldl C. SI. SlcKay C. V. Cllvls L. C. Rudow E. P. Brosterhous ......... ......... .8. C Caldwell Justice, of the Peace. Bend Precinct J. A. fiastes j THE SPORTSMAN CWES THE'QOQP JUO&E A POINTER) YOU SAY YOU NEED AMMUNITION, WHY YOURJ BELT IS FULL- d YOU DONT CATCH ON JUOQE , I WAS HINTINQ I FOR, SOME OF THAT REAL Tobacco Chew . C3i mi rfZm y x:LJfi iHllVl lt-" k.F WK v! NOBODY wnti to carry a bid, hutiJy wad of tobacco Inhti cheek. W-B CUT Chewing the Real Tobacco Chew, new tut, laHtikrii U difftrtnl. A small chew tatltfiea you. You don't havo to tpit to much and you don't' need to grind on It. Gtt a pouch Irom your dctler tad jire It a quality lit then you'll know. ' "Nolle bow tho tlt btfaca out Ik rich Intxcco tmile. M.it br WETMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Utloa Squrt, N.w York Cltr cows brought $7.50 with but a hand ful of ordinary bulls going all around from $4.2G to $5,25. Heifers wero a scarcity. .Market strong. A light run of 2000 head of hoga enmo for ward Slonday. Trading was slow at first but Boon picked up with a two bit ralso making the top $9.35. Bulk went nt $9.1G to $9.25. A hondful of Bheep arrived but wero only un loaded for feed nnd rest. Buyers woro willing to pay a promlum on good quality stuff. Lambs nro quot ed at $10.50, owes $7.50, wetherB $9, and ycnrlluga $9.25. Tho American Bakery nnnouncca that It has begun to maka Ico cream nnd from now on will hnva It for salo at all times to hotels, restaurants and private families. ndv Tho Bend'Flour Still Co. has mado a carecful selection of Bultnbla Bced fo- spring sowing. Thoroughly clonn cd and of tho best quality. Sco list of varieties. Adv. Dwight M. Davis Company ins u R A N c E FIRG LIABILITY PLATE (1LASS BOND AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT Phone Red 1621 Temporary Office Opposite Bulletin Bldg. loot i w S9 vi W oc$ VM 009 OUR STOCK OF United States Tires and Tubes is complete in every detail. They are "Mightier than the road." Come in and look them over. H?e Skuse Hardware Company m Martin & Clemens DEALERS IN FURNITURE STOVES RANGES ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS TRIPLETT BUILDING BEND. OREGON fc" mil 1nmr T !f TTmEU--. eSUBajBBJBHBJMMBiajair4' SBBBBL OsVjr II sbHbBbbbbY!2bbiB BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTOKY. ItOBKItT IJ. GOULD uivn ff Knglneer m w Bend Oregon W. W. PAULKNEH, D. SI. D. I) K X T I S T Ofllco Over Poatofllco Bond, ... Oregon DH. J. C. VANDEVKUT l'lijliliin nnd Surgeon Phono Ited 271 Hours 9-12 n. m.; 1-C p. m. 7-9 p. m. Satlier BulldInK W. Q. StANN'INO, D. St. D. DentNt. Ofllco In First Nntlonnl Bnuk Building Tel. fill Bend, Oregon WILLABD II. WIItTZ L A W Y K It Prlnovlllo, Orogon. I" ' mi l I Best of LJ7 C- J All Work I I Oak Tan MQT WMKB Dono uuiuci r 1 i gy i Vjmuuu I Used- LEJ L JLI Neatly. I I Workmanship (ifS! (FlSkl Workmanship I I Guaranteed. w$ JJ - U uJJ Guaranteed. I I AUSTIN'S QUICK SHOE REPAIR SHOP ll I BOYD BUILDING I O. S. BENSON Attorney At Ii n w BonBon Building, Wall Street Bond, Oregon. VEBNON A. POltBES Ii A V Y K It First National Bank Building Bond, :-: :-: Oregon a E O it a E 8. YOUNO Civil mid Irrigation Kngluecr. U. S. .Mineral Sunejor. Itoom G First Nntlonnl Bank Building J. B. Boll A. W. 81ms CItOOK COUNTY ABSTItACT CO.MPANY (Incoriionitod) Successors to Tho J. H. Hnnor Abstract Co., Prlnovlllo, Oro. Abstracts Insurnuco IIICNI) I'LL'MIIINO AM) IlKATINd CO.Ml'ANY Sanitary Plumbing Stenm and Hot Water llontlng WALL STHEET Dlt. It. D. STOWELL Napnipntlilc l'li hIcIiiii Ofllco ovor Sllllor Luinlcr Cu, Wall Street Ilouru 9 to 0 I'lioL'o Ited lil C. P. N18WONOEH, Bond, Oro. UNDK UTAH Kit UcenNCil ICinlmliurr, Funeral Director, Phono Itod 421. Lndy Asnt. DH. J. II. CONNAIIN I) KNTINT Ofllco In Snthor Building. Houru 9 to 12, 1 to G. Sundays and evenings by Appointment. - II. II. Do AHSIOND LAWVKIt Oregon Streot. Bend, Oregon II. O. ELLIS Attorney-nt-litv UnltiMl Ktutert Commissioner First National Bank Building BEND, OltLUON Dlt. A, A. mititis .uluntMitli DIsoRses cured without the U30 of drugs or Hiirgery y tho nat ural tntthoilH of Inn ling. Olll co Katlier lliilbllng IU-imI, Oicgou Tel. lllaikiiTl DANCE V.yery Saturday Night At Katlier' Hull Under New Slanagument With Now Orclu-Btru BEND TO llltOTHEKM AUTO HTAtiE leaves Bend Tuesday and Saturdays It. I). Owrge, Agent Office at Oeoreo's Barber Shop Carpenter and Builder Plant and Et!mates Free, ll will pay you to tee me before building, ALI WORK GUARANTEED Hans L. Cnrijtiamen Bend Ihe Dalles Sanatorium THE DALLES. OREGON A hospital for the cure and treatment of such eases as are non-contagious. The Sanitarium Company Dry Lake STAGE Leaves Dry Lake Satur days, returning Sundays. Leave orders at the Universal Garage Village School Shoes Best for Boys nnd Girls Foot-Shulzo Dress Shoes Best For SI on All kinds of Shoo Repairing R. H. Loven BUY YOUR Groceries AT TIIH NHW AUJAT MAPKIsT. FKEE DELIVERY Gilbert & Son ll Bargains II have NINIC I NOUSES, all HI close in, in dif- I ferent locali ties that 1 will sell for prices H ranging from $800 to 11,450 I Good Terms III can he had in -llllll most cases. IIOMESEEKERS LAND CO. R. P. MINTTJt, Mtn.pi Joe Rock E CONTRACTOR All kinds of EXCAVATION WORK rock or dirt HASEMKNTS STREET WORK, ETC. I.rve 0lfl4 tl J. A. CAS'IES OFFICE Oirgon SuttX l. Hoofinfr of nil kindu. Kepairtntr promptly dono, J. A. MacCLOSKEV TINNING AND Furnace Contractor Guttering, Spoutlnp, Cornices and Skyllghta. y