THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OHE., WEDNEHDAY, APRIL 5, 101(1.
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Shearings
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lco Still Thick.
Poarl iLynes Is hnvlng a force of
men at work putting In the fish trnpa
for the spawning season at Odell,
Orescent nnd Davis lakes. They re
pot t four feet of snow at Lako Odell
and the lco nil over tho Inko two feet
or more In thickness, with no signs
of breaking up Crcscant News.
Ln l'lno Cicninery.
Tho flnnl creamery meeting will
bo held April 8th, and every detail
in connection with tho Installation of
tho plant, tho building, etc., will bo
settled. Every shareholder who
.rait to know what Is being done. Is
requested to bo present at this meet
ng and have n voice ln tho affair.
Every thing must bo arranged to
make for permanency and profit, and
two heads, or a dozen are bettor than
one. Let's have everybody who Is
Interested, ln attendance at this meet
jug, La Pino Intcr-Mountnln.
Grunt County DUIslon.
It Is likely that there will bo a
movement on foot for tho division of
Grant county. Tho division v111 bo
along tha lines that hr.vo been pro
posed before. Potltlons will bo cir
culated and tho n.uostlon will .go on
tho bnllots. Hluo Mountain Eagle.
llounty Too High.
A movement Is on foot nt Fort
Rock to provldo for tho placing on
the bnllots of a rabbit bounty law
1 rovldlng for n bounty of live cents
on nil rabbits killed within tho coun
ts A bounty of this size on Jack
rabbits will meet with much opposi
tion throughout tho county and It Is
certainly very doubtful whether or
not It will over pass. Its chances are
surely much less than those of a thrco
cent bounty. If tho citizens of this
county wnnt n rnbblt bounty It Is our
mud Id opinion thnt they should unite
on tho smnll bounty and work to
gether for It for most assuredly the
larger bounty law will bo likely to bo
llkoly to be rojected by tho voters
throughout tho county. Chownucan
Itcsb.
near Is the activity displayed by our
townsmen in cleaning up about their
premises and renovating things gen
erally. For Instance, Dr. Clark has
greatly Improved the looks of his
residence on tho hill by the addition
of a Bleeping porch on tho north sldo
and mnklng other Improvements. Tho
bank officials are having Joo Jerro do
somo fancy dressing Inside and out
of the bank building. Evidently tho.
citizens are getting rendy for tho
"Clean-up Day" which Mayor U'lton
has called for, Madras Pioneer.
Rood Roads in Redmond.
Tuesday was Good Roads Day for
Redmond, and It was well observed,
as usual. Good Roads Day ln this
section Is Redmond Idea and the
people hero generally give credit for
the Idea to Chad Irvln, the energetic
president of tho Commercial Club.
Tho town was practically closed up
and fully 100 of our citizens spent
tho day on tho lnccniploto gap about
a mlio at tho top of tho O'Noll hill
on tho Prlnevlllo-Redmond road.
Quito a few wore working tho road
leading to Cllno Falla and Sisters.
Redmond Spokesman.
Tho American Bnkory announces
that It hns begun to make Ice cream
and from now on will have It for
sale at nil times to hotols, restaurants
and private families. adv
To Mhvo County Sent.
Madras pcoplo r.ro circulating nn
initiative petition providing as fol
lows: "On and nfter tho first day
or January, 1017, all tho county of
ficers and tho circuit nnd county
courts shall bo nt Madras, and nil
county business required to bo dono
at tho county seat shall bo at Mad
ras. On or beforo sold first day of
Jnnunry tho County Court of Jeffer
son county shall romovo all the coun
ty records, books, oinco equipment
and othor county proper)" from Cul
ver to Madras, nnd shall provldo the
necessary ofllco rooms, furnlturo nnd
equipment nt tho City of Mndrns for
doing nnd carrying on all tho busi
nces of tho county that Is required
to bo dono nt tho county scat.' Dos
chutes Valley Tribune.
Tho Bend Flour Mill Co. hns made
a careeful selection of suitable seed
fo- spring sowing. Thoroughly clean
ed and of tho best quality. See list
of varieties. Adv.
BEND LADIES HURT
Registration nt Irltie tile. .
Just 225 votors registered during
tho past wcok nt tho court house
which makos tho totnl of 1G13 that
havo been recorded nt tho clerk's of
llco to date. This however, Is per
haps sovornl hundred below tho num
ber thnt nro actually registered over
tho county, somo of tho registrars
not hnvlng reported slnco tho hooks
opened. N'lnoty of the voters regis
tered during tho week gnvo tholr
addresses as Prlnovlllo, 33 receive
mall at Redmond, 28 nt Post, 10 nt
Alfalfa and the remainder nro pot
tering. Republicans numbered 13r'
democrnts 77, and miscellaneous 13.
Eighty two of tho number woro wo
men, and 143 mnlo votors. Just 1C
davs In which to reglstor before the
primaries. Register today. Crook
County Journal.
Party on Way to I'rlucWUo Struck by
Horse..
(Redmond Spokesman.)
Whllo a part of tho Hond delega
tion of the O. E. S. was coming to
Redmond on Mondny, enrouto to
Prlnovlllo, thoy met a horBo and bug
gy containing a lady and six school
children a short dlstanco this sldo of
Deschutes. Tho horse, became
frightened nt tho auto nnd bolted, tho
occupants either being thrown out
or Jumping. Tho nuto party stoped
and thojndlcs from Bond returned to
render first aid. However, nono of
tho children were Injured and they
woro propnrlng to tnko tho children
homo In tho auto when tho horso
ngnln ran away, this tlmo with more
disastrous results, tho ladles being
directly in his path and unahlo to es
cape. They woro knocked down nnd
tho buggy, which had, turned on Its
sldo. was draggod over them.
Mrs, Mnblc Lara was qulto severe
ly bruised up nnd was hardly able to
walk. Mrs. Clydo McKay and tho
MUses Adah Watrlng and Mao Flom
mlng woro niso bruised up, but not
seriously Injured.
"After taking tho children homo,
the pnrty, sadly mussed up but with
spirits undaunted, continued to this
city, lntor going to Prlnovlllo ln timo
for tho celebration thoro.
I LODGE DIRECTORY
fa
A. !'. & A. 51. Meets second
nnd fourth Thursday nights
at S o'clock. Masonic Hall.
J. D. Davidson Secretary.
Vlsltlnt, Memuera Welcome.
R. A. .M. Moots first nnd
third Prldnv nlnhlu pt C n-
tt clock. Masonic Hall.
Visiting .Members Welcome
Cnttlo Turned Out.
Wllllo Klttredgo of Summer lako
nnd Chnrlos Pitcher of Silver Lako
mado a trip" to tho Klamath Marsh
country last week; thoy wintered!
.IiaIh Mntlln tlin.A rPlin. 1.n.i Mint '
many of tho cattlemon havo turned
their t-uttlo from tho feed ynrds to
tho rnngo. Thoy snv tho snow has
practically loft tho Marsh, but that
plenty of It still remains In the foot-,
hills nnd mountains. Silver Lake1
Leader.
Fort Rock Mull.
Tho first mall truck this year ar
rived nt Fort Rock Saturday oven
Ing. H. F. Swingle has discontinued
hauling the mall and the Pioneer
Stage and Truck Co. Is again handl
ing Its entire lino. From nend to
T.a Pino the mall Is still bolng hauled
ly horses nnd from there to Silver
Lako by n one ton Bulck truck. In
jMp short time the company will take
Ijol nil tho horses and run two of
V'S
Jt
O. E. H. Mcots second
nnd fourth Monday
nights at 8 o'clock. Ma
bonlc Hall.
Mrs. O. M. McKay, Sec.
Visiting Members
Wolcome.
M. W. A. Meets first nnd
third Tuesday nights at 8
o'clock. Sathcr's Hall,
E. E. Hanna, Clerk.
VUltlng Neighbors
Welcome
If. of P. Deschutes
Lodgo No. 103. Moots
every Wednesdny night
at 8 o'clock. Sathor'a
Hall.
Visiting Members are
Wolcoraed.
L. M. McReynolds,
K. or R, & S.
Registration in Jcffpnon.
Registration of voters in Jefferson
county has been progressing fairly
well, but tho tlmo Is getting short,
nnd those not already on tho lists
phould glvo It their nttenlon beforo
April 18th. The registration in the
i county to date March 23 is as follows-
Republican, 539; democratic.
250; progressive, 11; independent,
31; socialist, 19: prohibition, 10 non
(partisan. 3. Total. 863. It looks
like a Republican year at least so
. far as Jefferson county Is concerned.
Jefferson County Record.
I. O. O. F Ilond Lodge
No. 218. Meets every
Monday night at 8 o clock
S Mier'a Hall. Visiting Members
Welcome. II. I. McKIm, N. O
N. P. Welder, Secretary.
I), of It. Hond Lodgo No. 208. Meets
second nnd fourth Friday nights at
,8 o'clock. Sather's Hall. Visiting
Mombors Welcome
Mrs. Ethel M. Fleming, Secretary.
T. F. U Meets first and
third Friday nights nt 8
o'clock, Sather's Hall.
Visiting Members Invited
to Attend.
C. W. Thornthwalte, Sec.
riruiK uraciira .imiru.i i
9Z&Mzear N o- 2 0 4 3.
TSrsey&Skzi Meets a v e r y
r3F Thursday at 8
?3ag o'clock. Sath-
er's Hall. Visitors always Welcome.
Chas. W Erskine, Secretary.
(THE STEEL WORKER TELLS IT To THE OOOD JUP'og)
AAINT vou not SlNtC I
ArBAlQ or TUMBLED TO
ATUMOLC THC REAL I -
I J TOBACCO
GET the taste of the richest tobacco grown-W-B CUT Chewing
the Real Tobacco Chew, new cut, Ions shrtj.
Everywhere men are to glad they found it that they do ahead and
pass the good word along.
Take a small chew because W-B CUT Chewing is rich tobacco.
"Notlcs how the salt brings out tho rich tobacco tajta"
Mios by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Union Square. New York City
SILVER LAKE PAPER SAYS
RAILROAD SITUATION GOOD
IokH Forunril With Satisfaction To
Thing That Aro Coming to Inter
ior Town Warns Old Timers.
(Silver Lako Leader.)
Tho local railroad situation Is pro
gressing nlcoly nnd tho surveyed
lines, ln every direction of tho com
pass, tho wyo lines, house-track lines,
etc., within tho limits of towns, nil
look tremendously good.
Of course there may yet bo minor
changes, which Indeed thero probably
will bo but tho fact that wo aro going
to. bo a junction point, with the added
Interests of a division point, termin
als, roundhouses, shops nnd all such
things which follow, Is certainly food
for tho profoundest Imagination of
what may and will como to Silver
Lake
It Is plainly vlslblo that now and
wide awako blood will need to tako
hold of our sagebrush lands and do
velop them, but this Is simply a re
petition of all other places tho
slcopy old timer goes to sleep nnd tho
newcomer arrives nnd "swipes" It.
It has been predicted from tho stnrt,
both by closo observers on the out-
sldo nnd many land owners Inside tho
Unit who were nnxlous for Irrigation,
that tho first petition would go by
dofnult, but It probably a great bless
ing In disguise, for thero In nlrendy
nu nwakenlng nnd Bomo eye-opening
nnd' beforo another movo Is mado
thero will probably bo somo mighty
eliminations made
Soo Edwards for good house paint
ing. Adv.
Hotel Benson
PORTLAND. OREGON
?N
We believe thnt there is no Hotel
in the entire United Stntes more
handsomely furnished or thnt oilers
more to the traveller.
RATES $1.50 nnd up without hath.
$2.00 nnd up with bath.
A. T. LUNDBOHG, Manager
Dwight M. Davis Company
INSURANCE
nun
LIABILITY
PLATE (1LASS
HON!)
AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENT
Phone Red 1621 Temporary Office Opposite Bulletin Hldg.
Martin s&
Clemens
DEALERS IN
FURNITURE
STOVES
RANGES
ON
MONTHLY
PAYMENTS
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TRIPLETT BUILDING
." BEND, OREGON
9 BICa vJm iiyMi I
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
llOUUKT 11. GOULD
Civil
Engineer
dm
llcnd
Oregon
W. W. FAULKNER, D. M. D.
1) K.VTIST
Ofllco Over PostofTlco
Bend, ... Oregon
DIL J. C. VANDEVERT
l'lijslclnn and Surgeon
Phono lied 271
Hours 9-12 a. m.; 1-C p. m ,
7-9 p. m.
Snther Building
W. G. MANNING, D. M. D.
Dentist.
Ofllco in First National Bank
Building
Tel. Oil lletid, Oregon
WILLA11D II. WIItTZ
L A W Y K It
Prlnovlllo, Oregon.
O. S. BENSON
A 1 1 o r n o y At L n v
Benson Building, Wall Strcot
Bend, Oregon.
VERNON A. FORBES
L A W Y E It
First Nntlonnl Bank Building
Bond, :: :: Oregon
GEORGE S. YOUNG
Civil nnd Irrigation Engineer.
U, 8. Mineral Him cj or.
Room C First National Bank
Building
J. B. Boll A. W. Sims
CROOK COUNTY ABSTRACT
COMPANY
(Incorporated)
Successors to Tho J. II. Hnnor
Abstract Co., Prlnovlllo, Ore
Abstracts lnsuranrn
BEND- PLUMBING AND
HEATING COMPANY
Sanitary Plumbing
Steam and Hot Wnter Heating
WALL STREET
DR. II. D. STOWELL
Niijirapnthlr I'IijhIcIiiii
Over Logan Furniture Co.
Wul! Street Hours 9 to 5
PlKiiio Itc.l IHl!
O. P. NISWONGER, Ilond, Ore
UNDERTAKER
IJcoiiNctl Eiiilmlmur, Funeral
Director,
Phono Red 121. Lady Asst
DR. J. II. CONNARN
I) E N T I K T
Oinco In Snthor Building.
Ilouru 9 to 13, 1 to 0.
Sundays and ovenlngu by
Appointment.
II. II. D o A It M O N I)
LAWYER
Oregon Street. Bund, Oregon
II. C. ELLIS
Attoriieyfit-Uuv
United State CoiuiiiUiiloiicr
First National Bank Building
BEND, OREGON
DR. A. A. BURRI8
Niitiiropntli
DIS"nsoH cured without tho uao
of drugs or Hiirg'-ry n tho nat
ural methods of healing Olllco
Butlirr Building lU-ud, Oregon
Tel. BliickUTl
Iho Dalles
Sanatorium
THE DALLES, OREGON
FORMERLY
DR. GEISENDORFER'S
HOSPITAL
Hcopcncil umler the management of
1)h liuvm
Carpenter and
Builder
Plans and Etlimlc Fret. It hill
wy )ou to rc me be (ore building,
ALI WORK GUARANTEED
Hans L. Christiansen
Dend
Dry Lake
STAGE
Leaves Dry Lake Satur
days, returning Sundays.
Leave orders at the
Universal Garngo
Village
School Shoes
Best for Boys and Girls
Foot-Shulzo Dress Shoes Best
For Men
All kinds of Shoo Repairing
R. H. loven
BUY YOUIl
Groceries
AT THU NP.W MEAT
mAPKLT.
FREE DELIVERY
Gilbert (h Son
DANCE
Every Saturday Night
At Kutlicr'H Hall
Under Now Management
With Now Orchestra
BEND TO IIKOTIICKH
Al'TO Hl'AGIJ
Leaves Bond Tuesday and
Saturdays
R. I). George, Agent
Office at George's Barber Shop
T " 'I
ABSOLUTELY MODERN
N BUNGALOW
Four lloams and
Hath, Nice Cellar,
Patent Closet. In
t-wo hloeks of the
M Held School. Will
he finished this
I will .sell this
modern home on
J installment plan.
HOMESEEKERS LAND CO.
IU MINILK. M....wm
Joe Rock
CONTRACTOR
All kinds oi
EXCAVATION
WO UK
rock or dirt
J BASEMENTS
"j STREET WORK, ETC.
Leave MtiM al
j. a. ivAS'ics ornci:
Oilman SliMl
J L
HooflnK of "II klnilK. KopnirlriK
promptly dono.
. J. A. MacCLOSKEY
1 TINNING AND
Furnace Contractor
Guttering-, Spouting,
Cornice and Skylights,
It J
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A pretty good pgn that spring Is.
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