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THE HENO RULLETIN, I1END, OHE., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1010.
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REGISTRATION
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1411 VOTERS ENROLLED
FOR PRIMARY
A FABLE
JtopiiMlcmiM Arc In Lend I'rlncvlllo
tilt) I:IIkIIi1i-n-V)iiil-ii NIiou- Hut
Llltlu Interest In I'rliniirles.
Hook Close Anill 18.
Onco upon a tlmo a man wont to nn nnlinal dealer to
buy a cat to catch mice. Said tho dealer why doir't you
huy n Hon? Ho would be much heavier and stronger,
and would look so much more dignified. Hut, said the
prospective buyer, tho Hon would not only cost more to
buy, but bo much moro to keep. Well then said tho
dealer, got a tiger, medium weight, medium-priced,
handsomo creature. I am going to buy a cat, said tho
man. I know exactly what it has done and will do
catch every mouse on high, will cost but little to keep
and will live nlno times as long as tho other brutes.
Moral: Tho value of a thing Is dtormlnod by Its
eternal lltness.
BUY A
pjjltlon Is required from dally publico.-1;
tions oniy.j
ROUEIIT W. SAWYER.,
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 29th day of March, 1910.
Seal H. II. De ARMOND,
Notary Public for Oregon.
(My commission expires Jan. C,
1917.)
Try our fresh bread and pastry.
Carraody Drothers. Bond street.
Adv. 35 tf
For sign painting boo Edwards.-Adv.
(Crck County Journal.)
Tho registration of 1411 voters
was completed according to tho ro
turns from outside prcclnctH nnd
those registered at tho court houso
In this city, up to tho hour of clos
ing Irrt Saturday night.
Homo of tho outlying prcclnctH
havo sent In no names as yet, whllo
Komo of tho precincts hnvo reported u
heavy registration.
I'rlncvlllo with 131 has a small
lead In tho total rngintratlon. with
Bend a closo second with 129. Red
mond hnvlng 145, Sisters 79 nnd
Tumnlo 01. Moro than 7I por cent
of tho registration to date Is mnscu-
ljne, tho oxnet number being 108G,
tho fair voters being but II 2 ft In num
ber, of whlrh amount 12C nro regis
tered In I'rlnevfllo nlono.
Tho dlvlalou of tho votern between
tho parties Is nlmust a two to one
republican faith, 812 of tho (1. O. P.
voters hnvlng registered, and only
4.17 democrntH.
Thero scorns to bo loss HoclnllstH
and scattering voters this year than
formerly. Loss than a score hnvo
registered at any rr.to. Tho II ll
Mooso party coms to tho front with
six mombera In the county to (Into,
practically all of whom llvo In llund.
Less than hnlf n doron prohibition
ists hnvo registered.
Tho registration of women .votors
In Bend Is noticeably light, less than
HO of thorn having registered up to
Inst Saturday.
Ah compared to the registration
before tho primaries two years ago It
nopniH that almost one hnlf of thoso
who will probably roglstor before
that tlmi) Imvn nlro.idy done ho.
Only .'ions votorH wore registered at
that (Into In 191), and while thero
has been considerable Increase In tho
voting strength, especially at Bond,
It Is not likely that thin will moro
than off set tho loss of tho Jorforson
county vote.
Moro than 5,000 people, 5,011 to
bo exact, were registered before the
general election In 1911.
Tho registration bookH will close
on April IS, and remain closed until
after tliu primaries.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Sana Id Kellatia.
In Holland sand In nlontlfnl nnd In.
expensive and Is ned InRfpcrt of hat
and straw as beds for cows If keeps
the animals perfectly clean, requiring
only r. sllslit rnklnc In tin mornlm? to
loften nnd, freshen It-London Tele
zraplu Perfaetly Toms.
To say or a man that he trill make a
good litistir.ml Is much tne onice sort
of compliment as tu say of n horse
that he Is perfectly safe for a woman
to drive. Puck.
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niversai oarage
Seo Edwards for naDer hnnclni.
Adv.
Try tho Altnmont for meals.
Dining room made larger and pleas
nntor Adv.
SURVEYING CONTINUES ON
PROPOSEHOjU TO BEND
EiiglneeiN Now MnMug Himoy Mouth-
vaM to Connect wllli lilimmtli Fulls
Lines (Viuntry to Itencllt.
(Silver Lnko Leader.)
It Ih with a feeling of tho great
est satisfaction that wo hnvo one of
tho largo erewH of tho Htrahorn O.
C. & E. railroad engineers In our
midst. And tho fact that they are
making thulr surveys directly through
the town of Silver Lnko of course
Iminensely pleases tho cltUenu and
property ownerH here.
While this means a stupendous
thing for our town, It means great
ly moro for the Silver Lnko valley
and Its residents. Our prayers of
tho piiHt twenty jours are now being
iiuswored, and It Is an answer, too,
for Mr. Htrahorn Iiiih never been
known to handle a hot-air proposi
tion. Tho engineers are now making tho
survey from Silver Lnko southwest to
thn railroad connection with Khun
Nth Kails. TIiIh lino will run through
the midst of a heavy timber belt be
tween this place nnd Klamath falls.
From Sllvor Uike north toward Bend
tho road will pass through the com
munities which will soon he irrigated
under tho system of Units known as
tho Sliver Lake Irrigation project,
nil of whlrh iiieium a great tonnage
for tho now railroad BVBtom..
The town of Sliver Lake, nt the
lunetlon point of the two llm, will
bo In tho midst of a highly cultivated
irrigated district and Is Hiiro to bo
conio n place of Importance.
Statement of (lie Ownership, Manage,
tiient, Cltciilatlon, Etc., Required
by the Act of August i!l, II) I 'J.
of Tho Bend Bulletin, published
weekly, at Bend, Oregon, for April
1, 1910.
STATE OF OREGON
83.
County of Crook
Before me, a Notary Public, In and
for tho Stato nnd county aforesaid,
personally appeared Robert W. Saw
yer, who, having been duly sworn ac
cording to lnw, deposes and say that
ho Is tho editor of tho Bond Bulletin,
and that the following Is, to tho host
of his knowledgu nnd belief, a true
statement of the ownership, manage
ment (and If n dally paper, tho circu
lation), etc., of the aforesaid publi
cation for tho dnto shown In the
above caption, required by tho Act of
August 2 1, 1912, embodied In section
113, Postnl Laws and Regulations,
printed on tho reverse of this form,
to-wlt:
1. That tho names nnd addresses
of the publisher, editor, managing
editor, and business managers nre:
Name of Postolllco Address
Publisher, 0. P. Putnnm,
Salem, Oregon
Editor, R. W. Sawyer, Bend, Oregon.
Managing Editor, R. W. Sawyer,
Bond, Oregon
Business Manager, R. W. Snwyor,
Bond, Oregon
2. That tho owners are: ((llvo
names nnd addressen of Individual
owners, or, If a corporation, give Its
name and the names and addresses of
stockholders owning or holding 1
per cent or moro of tho totnl nmou.it
of stock.) (3. P. Putnam, Salem,
Oregon,
3. That tho known bondholders,
mortgagees, and other security hold
ers owning or holding 1 per cent or
more of total amount of bonds, mort
gages, or other securities are: (If
thero are none, so stato.) None.
4. That tho two paragraphs next
above, giving the names of the own
ers, stockholders, and security hold
ers, If any, contain not only the list
of stockholders nnd security holders
as thoy appear upon tho books of tho
company but also, In cases whore the
stockholder or security holder ap
pears upon tho books of tho com
pany as trustee or In any other fid
uciary relation, the namo of tho per
son or corporation for whom such
trusteo Is acting, Is given; also that
tho said two paragraphs contain
statements embracing nlllnnt's full
knowledge and belief ns to tho cor
cumstnnces and conditions under
which stockholders nnd security hold
ers who do not appear upon the
books of tho company ns trustees,
hold stock nnd securities In n capacity
other than that of a bona lido owner;
nnd this nlllant has no reason to be
lieve that any other person, associa
tion, or corporation 1ms any Interest
direct or Indirect In tho Bald stock,
bonds, or other securities than as so
stated by him.
fi. That tho average number of
c pics of each Issuu of this publica
tion sold or distributed, through tho
tnnlls or otherwise, to pnld subscrib
ers during tho six mdntbs preceding
tho date shown Ih . . . (Tills Inform.!-
Out of the Rjico.
When one wakes with n stiff imr-k.
pains In muscles, aches in Joints, or
rheumatic twinges, ho cannot do his
oest. ir you feel out of the race.
tired, languid, or havo symptoms of
kidney trouble, net. promptly, Foley
Kidney Pills help tho kidneys got rid
of poisonous wnsto mattgr that caUBos
trouble. Sold everywhere. Adv.
NOTICE OK CONTEST.
Department of the Interior, United
Stntes Land Offlco, Tho Dalles, Ore
gon, March 18, 191C.
To Alvln Huntsman, of Bend, Ore
gon, Hold, Oregon, Contestco:
You nro hereby notified that Jes
sie H. Thnyer, who gives, Bend, Ore
gon, ns her post offlco address, did
on March 18, 191C, lllo In this of-
tico nor duly corroborated applica
tion to contest nnd secure tho can
cellation of your Homestead Entry
.o. Add. , Sorlal No. Add. 05533,
091C7, made March 31, '1911, July
22, 1911, for South ,$ Section 2,
Township 20 South, Rnago 20 East,
Willamette Meridian, and ns grounds
for his contest he nllcges thnt Alvln
Huntsman has abandoned said claim
for more than sir months last past.
You nro, therefore, further noti
fied thnt tho said Allegations will be
tnkon ns confessed, nnd your snld en
try will bo canceled without further
right to bo heard, cither before this
olllce or on appeal, if you fall to file
m this olllce within twenty days jr
tor tho FOURTH publication of this
notice, as shown below, your answer,
under oath, specifically responding to
theso allegations of contest, together
with duo proof that you hnvo served
n copy of your nnswor on tho snld
contestant either In person or by
registered mall.
You should stnto In your answer
the nnmo of tho post offlco to which
you deslro futuro notices to ho sent
to you.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK, Register.
Dnto of tlrst publication Mnrch 29,
1910.
Date of second publication April
C, 1910.
Date of third publication, April
12. 1910.
Date of fourth publication Anrll
19, 1910. 4-7c.
The New Clothing and
Gents' Furnishings Store
is now open for business with
n complete stock of merchnn
dise such ns Hart, Schaffner
ti&Marx Clothing, Florshoim
Shoes, Cluct Shirts, Dutch
, ess Trousers---" 10c a button,
&1.00 a rip."
I Am Here to Stay
and invite the public of Bend
and surrounding country to
call and see my store. You
will be treated with courtesy
and all goods guaranteed.
Also carry a complete line of
MEN'S TAILORING.
Come and get acquainted.
Respectfully yours,
W. H. MARTIN
Cut This Out It I Worth Money
Don't niisa this. Cut out this slip,
rncloso with 0 cents to Foley & Co.,
Chicago, 111., writing your name and
address clearly. You will rocolvo In
roturn a trial package containing
Foley's llonoy and Tar Compound,
for lagrlppo coughs, colds and croup.
loley Kldnoy Pills, and Foley Ca
thartlo Tablets. Sold everywhere, ndv
Seo Edwards for good liouso paint
ing. Adv.
REAL ESTATE KIRK INSURANCE INVESTMENTS
c. v. silvis - ' r
BARGAINS IN IRRIGATED RANCHES !3SfcW& Ysl
AND CITY PROPERTY fewJj Jlv
1A)TH FOR KALE IN EVERY ADDITION IN HEM) f .iTEM V
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PROPERTY HANDLED FOR NON-RESIDENTS, TIMBER ffllj XJ
HOUOHT AND HOLD. WJm 2fiK "L
OFFICE OREGON KTIIEITT IBBlUKr !. V.
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GARDEN SEEEDS VlSr Jjffim
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raints, Oils, Doors, -,-,, SAl
Windows
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Detroy aqulrreU, Kophers, prairie doira. nae
rats. Apply early In tiprlng when the hun
gry peitn awake from Winter's aleep. JIone
back If It ever ralla. "Wood - Lark'1 tor 2.
yeara haa stood every teat. It'a crop Iniur
ance ncnlmt rodent post. Manufactured by-Clarke-Woodward
Drue Co., l'ortland,.Ore
gon. liuy from your dealer, "
REED (Sh HORTON
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