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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1916)
Till-: MINI) III M ITIV, III Ml, (!!' II l'l)!sl) IV, IIMt'l RI HMO. I'Uii.a. Shearings , v- The utUr hearing in tho Circuit rourt will bo held upon May l"th bo . 10 Judge Daly at Lakovlew, Oregon. .:t' .steted notlcos to ihnt effect have mil hp it to nil cliltnants for w'utcr i-oi.i tho Chcwnucnn rlvor nntl Its rl nitniles. At th'.9 time Judge Daly v.ill render his doctnlon In the nd adtcatluii of tho wntors of the rlvor. ho State Water Hoard rendered ir llndlngs In tho matter lust year r wliUU time thej granted two acre ctt of water to tho Caroy Act pro-j ,Lt known as tho Paisley projoct, ,o ncie feet to tho low alloy lands ..ml three acre feet to the Individual anches upen tho somewhut higher nds along the bides of the marsh. i iK'wnucan Press. Vlous IVIth Al.uni. lowing with alarm the threatoned trll.i of rallwuy w o r k I n g m e n lirouihout the United States, an- ou tod to go Into general effect on pnl 1'J, and commending tho United Mates Chamber or Commerce In Its ,'firt to bring about arbitration, u-niucis of tho Silver Luke Conuner- 1. 1 Club met .Monday afternoon nrtd innnlnioiisly passed resolutions. H.iver Lake Leader. PnhllMieis Afraid. Within tho lnnt fow days one or v. o of the Central Oregon papers win hnvo their twn personnl Intor ists nt henrt rather than those ot ho people, have been publishing i-iiort articles to tho effect thnt tho 'iirney County rabbit bounty law Is i failure. Tho publishers of theso weeklies hnvo been wlso enough to let It bo known that they nre not writing theso storlos but come from t u t liar It Ich more familiar with the subject. Tho fact ot tho matter Is that these publishers are nfrald that Miey will bo tinnblo to meet their trxes and will not hnvo time to do their shnro of the work of killing rnbblts to get n refund of the EtnnU additional tax paid. Fort Rock Times. Redmond Postnlllro Robbed. On Thursday night the pontotllco F.ifo was blown open with a chnrgo of nltro-glycerlno by burglnrs who grnbbcd tho contents and skipped to tho railroad track south of tho depot, where thoy evidently took an Inven tory nnd dlpcnrdod everything but m ney, vory llttlo of which was koptU,)0 potntocg of thc t.,,0 nn,i BZ0 ,i0. on hand. Postmaster Moore figures !. 1 in n m n iinnwn iiirii rna tho loss to hnvo boon $33.80 In cash nnd tho damngo to the safe. Tho Job bears tho cnr-mnrl'B of having been done by tho unmo party or parties who opernted hero last vear and who robbed n storo nt Terroboiino. Red mond Spokesman. Tnes nro Pnlil. Ycstordny was a busy day nt tho tnx collection dopnrtment of tho Bhorlff's olllce. Moro thnn $50,000 was paid In tnxea during tho dny, which was tho Inst dny for paying tho first hnlf of tho tnjmi without penul ts. More thnn J12.",000 hns been pnld during tho spring months, nil the lnrger tnxpnyers making half pay ers, nnd many oft he smnller ones full payments. Tho Oregon Trunk railway paid about $7,000 yosterday, nnd tho Oregon & Western Coloniza tion company about $10,000, Crcfck County Journal. Values In HitniN. Thnt there nre great vMues In the sands underlying tho Ctilvor com munity and nn ImmeiiRO canntrv to the west of this town. In gold nlntl num nnd othor volunMo ml"orals, ran not ho questioned today. Thoro hnvo been so mnny tests mndo by the host nssnyors of tho country which all show grent values, that thoro It no longer nny doubt about the matter Theso testa hnvo been mode during! Itcudy for .Sumiiier. C V. Ulddell cnine In from the Fills Saturday to look nftor iiinest mnttors. He roports things In rendl iess for n bis vumnwr'i wrk nt the Falls. Tho first thing In tho devel opment lines, ho says, will be the eomplet'on of the electric power plait nnd the erection of the brick plant. La Pine Intor-Mountaln. Iliirns to IIoikL Ilurns wishes to bond for building t rnllroad in accordance with the law us enncted nt last session of the leg 'slnturo and Is going nt it in the right mannor with every stop. Not n thing 's being done thnt Is not first thor oughly Investigated nnd each step 'ests firmly and legally upon the 'onndntlon of tho law. Ilurns city officials nro men of extensive Inter ests here, manv have "their all" In 'bo cltv nnd ndlncont thereto, thors 'oro each officer oarnestly snd pro '' undly considers eaoh and evej) novo No comnensntlon Is given to 'be city's council nnd mayor for all 'bis work nnd much gratitude sUoull e felt as well as ooonly ox p rowed lv. he eltlrenry of this city for their 'nselflsh acts In nnumlnn; such re snrnsl'ile obligations. Harjiey Conn tv News. The American Itnkerv onnouneos hat it has begun to make ice cream and from now on will have It for 1a at all times to hotels, restaurants and private families, adv tlin nnnt iwn VMr. nnil thoro I11VB -rsm.'VJjer .11. . .1. .UL'IUB 'een manv oxpeilmmts to ascertain a third Tuesday, n .,. ,.-- ....i....i - ...,! n.. ?a'?i o clock. Snthor tbtites Vnllev Tribune. IC'AvJ-Jl L. E. Hnnun, ------- r n.l'.r'j Improvement of Potatoes Mill Selection a .Method That Khotihl he Piillou'i'il li.v i:eij Ciiower. A. K. LOVIiTT, I'onnty ApUultmM. Hoports coming fi'ini every section cf tho United State show that It Is vory hard to obtain good ssed pota toes and growers In many sections , cro wtlHitg to pay almost any price I for good need which Is dlRoase free, If a grower can prrduco suod of this kind which will also give larger yields his markot for this need Is un limited. Tho potato growors of Cen tral Oregon have n wonderful oppor tunity for creating a market for their seed potsitoos bectV'a wo have at proeciit potatoes free from all dis eases, except the common scab nnd a very llttlo Ilhlzoctonln, both if, which can bo controlled by treatment of seed and rotation of crops. The Doloctlon ot seed potntoos from tho bin or tho sack Is one of the poorest methods for Roloctlon and whim wo ndd to this the method cf allowing tho best potatoes to go for table purposes, not only will our yields bo cut down, hut also the iual ity of our potatoes will detorlornto. Where it Is impossible to roloct your own seed from the flold at harvest time or hofore, the selection of tho peed from the bin or nack Is the o-i-ly method loft, nnd whon this meth od Is used tho sr.fpst plan Is to se lect those potatoes corresponding to tho size and type wo wish to grow. Th's however, does not guarantee thnt potatoes produced from this seed will all bo like the seed, for it may be that many ot tho best looking potn toes come from the hill of ninny poor potatoes or n hill whero It was tho only potato In tho hill. It will pay every grover of potatoes In this section to begin n hill selec tion cf his seed this year and con tinue this method In tho ruture. Plant tho best potntoos obtainable and then select your scd froim those hills producing tho largest number ot good marketable potntoes and free from disease. Tho yields and quality mav bo grcntly Improved In this way. A much better plan than the Inst mentioned Is called tho hill to row method nnd Is n practical method for any mnn Interested In Improving tho potato, which Is his cash crop. This method consists In tho selection of sired from a high producing hill or potatoes. Cut each potato Into quar tors nnd plant tho nunrtors of each potato In four hills In the row. Any numbor of potntoes may bo thim planted nnd tho hills mnrked so thnt you may know which hills are grown - ... ... ... from tho tamo potato and which aro from tho same "mother hill. At tho end of tho season theso hills A. K. & A. M. Meets second nnd fourth Thursday nights nt S o'clock. Masonic Hall. J. 1). DnvtJ'on. Secretary. Visiting Members V elcome. It. A. t. Moots first nnd tturil Friday nights tt S o' clock. Masonic Hill. Visiting Members Wolcomo. O. K. S. Moots second nnd fourth M o n d n y nights ut 8 o'clock. Mn sonlc Hall. Mrs.. C. M. McKay, Sec. Vlattlng Mombers Welcome. first nnd Ights at 8 a Hall. Clerk. Visiting Neighbors Welcome. K, (r V. Deschutes Ixidgo No. 103. MootB every Wednofulny night at 8 o'clock. Snthor'a Hall. Visiting Mombors nre Welcomed. 1j. M. Mcltoynolds, K. or H. & S. I. O. O. P. Ilend Lodgo No. 218. Meets every Monday night at 8 o'clock S her's Hall. . Visiting Mombers Welcome. If. I. MoKIm, N. O N. P. Weldor, Secretary. II. of It. Ilend Lodge No. 208. Meets second and fourth Friday nights at 8 o'clock. Sather'a Hall. Visiting Members Welcome. Mrs. Kthel M. Fleming, Secretary. T. P. It Meets first and third Friday nlht" at & o'clock. Sather's Hall. VisltisK HeniLeni Invited Ui Attend. C. W. Thcrathwalto, Sec foW 'hutes Aerie Vj .ZmlfjS o. 2 0 4 3. ""IVu.garVy Meots every S? Thursday at 8 tPj-r&k o'clock. Sath er's Hall Visitors always Welcome C'ha W Ersklne. Seretdr. I LODGE DIRECTORY JL ivnw'j I '-y f-JHE. PELL DOY KNEW 'I.' a 3 J A.M scusz YR UP BUT DE N I JUST because you wonttobneco satisfaction la no reason why you need to put a blj! wad in your cheek and then have to grind on !(. CJet a rnuch nl -n CV V Chcwtni-thi RtnlTobicco Chcw,nt rW, Untikri.t. A imtll t hew will ittiify you fin J ou nno'l bsvo to triad on iti )ou non'l ncc J to ptt to much. MsJt by VEYMAN-ERUTON COMPANY, SO Union Squire, New Ycri Gty should bo dug a id tho potntoes for tho Hold planting selccted'froni thorn. Ilest specimens from the best produc ing hills should be again saved and planted In n llko manner the succeed ing yenr. Not only may seed for ho'mo Uso be thnn Improved and the yields possibly doubled but ovdnt ttally tho jentlro Held will bo so im proved nnd tho seed f.'.m your lLId may becomo v.xrth sever, 1 times tho onjlnory seed potntoes. In 4iiy oplulop, our ylold of potao toos in iris section m-y be doubled through this simple process of select ing nnd growing sred. If wo ndd to this process of seed selection the proper rotation of crops, growing our ' potntoes on- clover sod nnd then fol lowing tho pctnto with grain ns a J cover crop for clover or alfalfa wo Increr.so tho y folds of all crops grown nnd greatly Incrcnso the profits to hoi obtnlned from the fp.-ni, 1 nun vory anxious to undertnko somo demon-1 strrtlon work In hill selection of po tntoos In co-operation with potnto growers. I shall bo glnd to co-operato and spend nil necessary tlmo with any one Interested In this plan ot po tnto Improvement. THE SHOES WE WILL BACK WITH OUR. GUARANTEE Nnp-a-Tan Work Shoe $2.75 and up World's Work Shoe $2.75 to $5.00 Foot-Schulze Shoe $3.75 to $5.00 Village School Shoe $2.35 to $3.25 For all purposes these Shoes will give you better wear will look better than any you ean buy for the money R. H. LOVEN ri:.Mj imtati: I'llti: INSCR.IXCIJ C. V. SILVIS BARGAINS IN IRRIGATED RANCHES AND CITY PROPERTY LOTS FOR SALK IN RVKRY AIUUTION IN IIKNII IROIi:RTY HANllLHI) I'OR NOV-ltLSIlllLNTH. IKll'GHT AMI SOLI). OFFICK ORICt.'O.V HTRICLT Dwight M. Davis Company INSURANCE FIRE LIAUILirV PLATII HUM) Phone Red 1621 " Temporary Martin & Clemens DEALERS IN FURNITURE STOVES RANGES ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS TKIPLETT BUILDING BEND, OREGON me Jueje.rEn qirriN AT DIG LA7B. HOU NIC.HT CLERIC JJCNC SAY COULD YOU ALL OPARC, HIM A LITTLE. OF DAT REAL Tobacco The Hcnd Flour Mill Co. has made n cnrecful selection of sultaide r?iril to- spring sowing. Thoroughb elenn ed nnd of the best quality. See list of varieties.- Adv. Seo Udwards for good house paint ing. Adv. the WILL OPEN APRIL 1ST IN Carroll Huildinpr. GOOD BOARD AND ROOMS REASONABLE inyi:st.iii:nts TIMHL'K (1LASS AUTOAIOIIILU ACCIIHiNT Office Opposite llulletln llldg. I v MW 9Mi k 7'H'i""rjiwy5'.i;in mT1 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL U1KF.CTOKY. UOllhllT II. (Ol Ll C1W1 1'nglnocr Mem! Oiegou W. W. FAULKNKU. D. M. D. 111! NT I. ST Office Over Postofflco Bend, ... Oregon OIL J. C. VANDKVKUT l'hy.slcinu nnil Surgeon Phono lted 271 Hours 9-12 n. in.; 1-C p. m.: 7-9 p. m. Suther lliilldlug IV. G. MANNIN'O, D. M I). Dentist. Olllco In First National Paul: I'.ulldlng Tel. .",11 Ilend, Oiegou WILLATtD II. W1HTZ L a iv v : n Prlnovlllo, Oregon. C. S. I1KNHON A 1 1 o r n o y At It n w llonson Ilulldlng, Wnll Street Ilend, Oregon. VEIINON A. FOH11ES LAW Y lilt First National Dnuk llulldlng Iiond, :-: :-: Oregon Q G O it a B S. YOUNO Civil nnil Irrlgntliiii Knglnecr. U. H. Mlneriil Sure)ir. Room G First National Hank llulldlng J. 1). Hell A. IV. 81ms CROOK COUNTY AltSTHACT COMPANY (Incorporated) Successors to Tho J, II. Hnncr Abstract Co., Prlnovlllo, Oro. AbstrnrtH Insnrnnco III'.NII PLOllll.N'fJ AMI iii:atl(j COMPANY Sanitary Plumbing Steam nnd Hot Wntor Hontlng wall sthi:i:t DR. R. D. 8TOIVi:i,L Niipriipntlile liijulihin Over Ldan 1'iirniture Co IVnll Street llourB D to ft Plume lted W 0. P. N1SIVONUHR, Ilend, Oro. L'MlKRTAKLIt Llreiifieil ICiiibiilnier, P'liucrul Dli-eetiir, Phono Rod 121. Ludy Asst. DR. J. II. CONNARN I) K N T I H T Olllce In Snthor llulldlng. Iluuru 9 to l'J, 1 to r.. Sundiiys mid oveultiKS by Appointment. H. II. D o A R M O N D LAIVYKR Oregon Stroot. Hum!, Orogon II. O. KLLIH Attorneyiit-Luiv ITnlli'il HUU-h CiiniiiilMtiloiicr First National Hank llulldlng IIHND, ORKOON DR A. A IIURKia Nutiinipiitli DIsnnKes ciirfld Hlthout the uso of drugs or suno-ry bv tiio imt urul methods ot IihuIIiik OIIIcm Siitlier IIiiIIiIIiik lUmd, Oregon il. Illat'k. U7I DANCB Kvry 8uturdu NU'ht At Kutlii'i'H Hull Under Nhw Munaic" mont With New Orcln t i a lli:XI) TO 1IROTIII.RH Al'IO KTAtiL Leaves Ilend Tuesdaj and Katurdas R. I), (ii-orge, Agent Ofllre at (jeorges Hartier Shop C.E. HAMILTON Writes Fire Insurance Phone UUd 451 DRY WOOD FOR SALE Sanitary Barber Shop IV. II (live You Itetter PnrU-i Service SIM LLOKIt, Prop. Ihs Dalles Sanatorium THE DALLES. OREGON ' FORMERLY DR. GELSENDOKFER'S HOSPITAL, Kiopvtiot ninkr iliv inntiaKi incut of 1IK 111. Ms Dry Lake STAGE Leaves Dry Lido Satur days, returning Sundays. Leave orders at the Universal Garage Myron H. Symons THE LEADING JEWELER OF CENTRAL OREGON Willed Inspector for S. P. .V S. ItnlU until, "Oregon Trunk lllvlMmi" Ilend, Oiegnii. WATCH KS CLOCKS .li:Wi:HtV HILVRRWARi: AMI LIIIIICY Cl'T (JL.IHH Till: QUALITY OP OUR WORK IS IIRST SHOWN I1Y Till: NUMHRR OP SATISl'IKD CUSTOMKUS WHO 8KND US Til KIR WATCH US AND JKWKI. RY TO UK RHPAIRKD. Out ut Town Onli'is (.'Im'm Piinupt AUeiitlon. HUY YOUK drocenes AT1HIJ NI:IV MI:AT AlAWKhT. FREE DELIVERY Gilbert (3b Son H. P. SMITH Plain (nil Oinami i.ul PLASTERING ALL WORK CUARANTCCD Joe Rock CONTRACTOR A kinds of EXCAVATION WOHK rock or dirt BASEMENTS STREET WORK, ETC. Lm uttitn t J. A. LAMBS OiriCE 0ten Stint J "L Kooflntr of nil klmls. HopnlrltiK pruniptly lono. J. A. JlacCLOSKEY TINNING AND 1'iirnuce Contractor Guttoriritf, .SjMiuUni', Cornicos anil Skylijjlu.1). I i , . ff MP