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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1916)
'?"' :; THE IIENI1 HULLETIN, HEN11, OUR., WEDNESDAY, JUNK til, tl)t(l. PAGE n. - Shearings Ciood 'risiiiiifr. Dr. S. A. Fulton, wife nnd (laugh ter, and Mr, and Mrs. Miller, ot Wnlla Walla, accompanied by Mrs. E, Q. Kourk nnd daughters, hnvo been spending several das nt Odoll lake. They returned to Crescent last Thursday with nhout 80 pounds of trout, Many Dollies wore taken by members of tho party weighing olght nnd nine, pounds, but It fell to Mrs. Mlllor to capture the grand prize a Dolly weighing even 13 pounds, This Is tho largest trout takon this year and will probably stand as tho top record for big ones this year. Crescqnt News. as though adding Insult to Injury, that all tho young ladles had fled the country. Somo of them havo been talking of migrating out to the more populated borders of civilization and, like tholr prehistoric ancestors who crept out of the cave3 nnd stealthi ly slipped over to the nearest neigh bor bringing back a helpmate, they hope by Borne method of persuasion to enelec somo of tho fair ones back to tho sago brush country; for, as one of tho bachelors gloomily re marked tho other day, "Thero's no use of n fellow living such a lone some life without so much as a drink nnd washing his own dishes besldos." Fort llock Times. Hotter Horn! Hencfltx. Let ub summnrlzo some of the ben efits. Hotter roads will moan: Hotter farmers, greater farm efficiency, less tenancy, larger production, higher lnnd values, cheaper, distribution cheaper commodities, purer milk, fresher vegetables, less gasoline, less I tiro trouble, better rural schools, bet ter school attendance, better social conditions, better rural churches, more nttractlco rural homes, moro boys staying on tho farm, moro girls marrying farmer boys, more sociabil ity, bettor citizenship. Deschutes Valley Tribune. l'oMinMrcws Sees Itnllrnml. How would you llko to grow up In tho Interior nnd never havo an op portunity of riding on n railroad train, or seeing one? Such was tho rxporlenco of our Postmistress, Miss Mnmlo Winters. She left Hums last Monday, and for tho first tlmo in her life saw n real trnln of cars at Riv erside. Of courso Miss Wlntors knew nil about them, and wns as fumlllnr with tholr ways as any of us, but had never had tho chance to tnko a. big trip away from homo. She hnd planned sevcrnl trips, but something always happancd to keep her nt her work and last Monday was tho first tlmo sho hnd a chanco to leavo her duties and go nwny on n vacation. Hnrnoy County News. True Hospitality. Tho town which treats Its visitors with courtesy and cordiality soon wlnB for Itself a nnmo for hospltnllty which is tho best advertisement any community can hnve. As nn adver tisement It Is so fnr above any other form that, there Is no comparison. It simply means that overyono who vis- Its that town becomes a booster for It and whenever tho mention of Its nnmo la heard, will speak a good word for tho plnco and Its people. On tho other hand whenever a town comes to holtovo that It Is Its divlno right to grnft upon everybody who comes within IU limits nnd proceeds to do bo with utter disregard of tho rights of neighbors It soon wins for ttsclf a namu for moan and eolllsh treatment of Its visitors. TIiIb Is tho worst thing 'Mint cm happen to nny community, largo or small. As a small community with a good future ahead ot It let us soo that Paisley will never forget that courtesy to her neighbors is tho first duty of a city. Chewaucan Press. EVEN THE PICKPOCKET KNOWS THE VALUE Of) i nu nenb ivunuuu nut l Opinions Clintigcri. While Micro hns boon somo opposi tion to tho Itcdmond Union High School, It wns mainly becnuso of tho double tnx, but tho knowledge that this will not bo required tho coming year causes many to vlow tho matter in n different HghL They realize, too, tho necessity for tho better school, and that such cannot bo main tained In tho country districts be cnuso of tho attendant expense. It was fortunnto tho county superin tendent was present, becnuso ho was nlilo to placo tho matter beforo thorn in u proper light by reason of fa miliarity with tho law nnd Its re quirements. Ills position in tho mat ter had heretofore been misunder stood, as ho has always favored tho high school, but was bound by tho law to certain roquiromonts, which hnvo now boon met. Hcdmond Spokesman. A I'lliievlllo Spoit. Pitching horseshoes Is going to bo tho now sport nt tho Club, Its be coming too wnrm to bowl, llcnd had bettor put a team la tho field mid try tholr luck with us. Jnko Johnson claims to bo the champion. Crook Count) Jonrnnl. Itoml Finished. County Itoait Superintendent G. W. Ilcntz advised Tho Lendor while In Silvor Lako To it ml ay afternoon that that part of tho county rond, known ns tho cut-off leading north from Fort Itock nnd connecting with tho Hond-Hurns roud at tho 21 mllo post east of Hond, In. now Mulshed to tho county lino. After this road has been packed, Mr. Hcntz said, It would lie possible for an r.uto leaving Fort Hock to run on "high" to tho Crook county Hue. At tho 21 mllo post Micro Is clear sailing to cither Prlnovlllo or Hond. Silver Lake Leader,. Hard on tho Hncliclnrx. Whon tho stato wont dry n fow of tho bachelors hero fumed nnd pro-. tested In such langungo as to bo un printable for n good many seemed temporarily contented with tholr favorite grog closo at hand, hut tho helghth at tholr Indignation was reached whon thoy began to realize, Mctollus For County Heat. This week tho first active step In tho county Bent campaign Is being taken by tho Motollus Commercial Club In tho circulation ot tho peti tion providing for tho placing of tho quostlon on tho ballot at tho Novom bor election. While the inensuro Is Initiated locally, tho question Is ono that Is ot personal Interest to every voter in tho county, and ono In which each will tako n direct and nc tlvo part. A gonerni meeting will probably bo callod In n fow days so that tho voters throughout tho coun ty will hnvo a volco, not only nt eloc tlon time, but in tho detuils of the campaign for tho selection of tholr county sent. Jofforson County Itec-ord. For farm land loans sco J. nynn sorvleo. Adv. Y&L ''W tn&mtJ Put'yourcelf in HER place Jlr.jyan Why not get a good oil stove to that dur ing the hot weather your wife or mother orsister or daughter, can prepare the meals in a cool, com fortctble kitchen? All There's no overheating the kitchen with an up-to-date oil cook stove. It's just like cooking with city gas. The burners con centrate the heat at the different cooking points. NEW PERFECTION GIL CdQMTOVE v No wood or coal or ashes to lug. No waiting for fsres to catchup. The long blue chimneys do away with all smoke and smell. In 1, 2, 3, and 4-burner sites, with or without ovens. Also cabinet models with Flrelcss cooking oven. STANDARD OIL COMPANY ll Yl (C4lifomU) SI II I s BEND HARDWARE CO. F. DEMENT & CO. OfOO TOOK SOMETHING FROtTl JhTo'nLY THING IfA MY POCKET, WHAT WAS IT? J T WORTH TAKINO S YOU know, all tobacco uteri know what is tho matter with or dlmry chcnlnf tobtccol Uvcrrnhere mtn r lellini their ItltnJi about W-U CUT Chcnlot-the Iteil Tobacco Chew, nt, ht lArri. "Node bow tha ult btlnn out Am rich tobacco ImL" MJi by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, SO Union Squire, New York City HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, issued by Crook Comity Abstract Co. Tho Hend Co. to Shcvlln-Hlxon Co. It. D, blk. 12, Park addition, Hond. N. V. J. Dlmlch, to Dan. W. Hall, It. 15, bile 13, Park add, Hond. W. L. Cobb to Anna W. llurchcll CO 80 23, bw sw, sw nw 21-17-11. S. Murnqr.kl to 1' 1). Williamson r.gree, ro It. S, blk. 2, Hastings ndd, Ilond, $27C. M. VI. Itynn to J. C. lllchter pt. It. 23, blk. 13, Perl: ndd. Hond. Stella V. Hnlrd to L. T. Scott sw no. w bo 27-1C-12, ?3,000. S. Murwmkl to A. J. Abernnthy It. 13, blk. 1, Lurch ndd, llcnd. Tho Hond Co. to S. Murnoakl It. 3, it. It. 2, blk. 1, linings ndd, Hend. L. II. Vnndovpit to Q. T. Prior sV5 no, b nw 2C-1-1-10. The Hond Co., to Aultlo Cndy, pt. It. 21, blk. 13. IMrk r.dd, Hond. J. K. Heed to Lytlo Townalto Co. Its. in-10, blk. 7, Its. 0-S, blk. 9, Lytlo. I). M. Davis to O y H. Wilson It. 1, blk. -1, Terminal ndd, Hond. It. A. Puott to V. L. Huey, ct nl Int. It. 24 blk. 1G, Park ndd, llcnd, $1,000. Tho Hend Co. to D. Plzzo It. 4, blk. 19, Houlovtird add, Hend. Cottage chceso Is a wholesome, nu tritious dish for tho chlldron. Grown ups, too. Try it. lGtf Seo .1 Itynn & Co., for farm laud loi'.ns. Adv. Soo Edwards for good Iioubo palnt Ing. Adv. Want Ads only ONE CUNT n word. YOU CLEAN UP THE HOUSE WE'LL CLEAN YOUIt LINEN, clothes, silk dresses, Etc. "PUT YOl'lt DUDS IX OUR SUDS" Bend Steam Laundry. AXI DKY CLEANING Money to Loan in sums from $250 to $25,000, 3 to 10 years time. Reasonable rates, prompt service. J. Ryan Co. The Shoes We Guarantee Nap-u-Tnn Work Shoe... .. $2.75 and up World's Work Shoe $2.75 to $5.00 Village School Shoe $2.35 to $3.25 For nil purposes these Shoes will give you better wear will look better than any you can buy for the money R. H. LOVEN heal estate Finn INSURANCE INVESTMENTS C. V. SILVIS BARGAINS IN IRRIGATED RANCHES AND CITY PROPERTY IXTS FOE SALE IN EVEItV ADDITION IN HEND PROPERTY HANDLED FOR NON-HESIDENTS. TIMIIEK HOL'OHT AND SOLD. office oni:oN street Dwight M. Davis Company I N iT R a N c E FIRE LIAUILITY PLATE OLASS UOND AUTOAIOWLG ACCIDENT Phone Red 1621 Temporary Office Oppoilte Bulletin Uldg. BUSINESS AND PHOFESSIONAL DIKECTOKY. UOUKltT II. G'OULI) Civil Eti(jlneor Hond Orcpott W. V. FAULKNEIl, D. M. I). II E N T I S T Olllco Ovor PoBtolllco Hond, ... OrcRon nn. j. c VANDBVKirr Plijslcliui and Surneon Phono Kcd 271 Hours 9-12 n. m.; 1-G p. m 7-9 p. m. Snther UulldliiK W. Q. MANNING, D. M. I). Dentist. Offlco In First National Hank UulldliiR Tel. Jill llentl, Orejion WILLAIID H. WIKTZ 1, A W Y K It Prlnovlllo, Orefion. O. S. UENSON A 1 1 o r ii o y At Iinw Ilonson nullillng, Wall Streot Hond, OreKon. VEItNON A. FOUUES Ii A V Y K 11 First Nntlonnl Hank HnlldlnR Hond, :-: :: Oregon a U O II Q 13 8. YOUNO Civil nnd IrrlKiitlon EiiKlneer. U. S. Mliicml Siircjir. noom 5 First Nntlonnl Hank Hulldlng J. 11. Uoll A. V. Sims CHOOK COUNTY AHSTUACT COMPANY (Incorporated) Succossora to Tho J. H. Hnner Abstrnct Co., Prlnovlllo, Oro. Abstrnctfl ltiBiirnnco Dlt. H. D. 8TOWELL NnpriipiKliln PliyHltluii Ovor LoKim Furnltiiro Co. Wuli Street HourB 9 to G Phoiiu Util IHU O. P. NISWONQEK, Hend, Oro. UNDEUTAKEU LlcoiiHcd EinlmliiHT, Fiincrnl Director. Phono lted 421. Lndy AbbL DIl. J. II. CONNAltN D E N T I S T OUlco In Sathor IlulldliiK. Houru 9 to 12, 1 to Ii. Sunduya and ovgiiIukb by Appointment. II. II. Do A It M O N D liAWYEIl Oregon Streot. Hend, Oregon 11. O. H.LLIS Alloniryiit'lHiw United Statist CoiiiiulKloiier First National Ilnnk Hulldlng HEND, OUKOON nn. a. a. nunms NuturM'illi nisoases curod without tho imo of drugs or surgery iv tho nnU ural inothodH of hciilliit; Olllco Hutlu-r lltilltlliiK Hend, Ort-goii '1V1. HIiukUTl Want Ads only ONE C:T n word Dlt. V. D. HUNTINGTON DENTIST Phono lloil 1571 HEND, OHKC.ON RAG CARPETS WOVEN :w CENTS PEE YltD Wink Culled for nnil Dclheied For PiutlciilniN Seo EllWAItll II. TIIACIIEH KcllUtHld Sanitary Barber Shop Will Glvo Yon Hotter Harder Set vice SAM ELDint, Prop. DANCE Every Saturday Night At Sadler's Hull Under Now .Management With Now Orchestra ltKNII TO IWOTIIEItS AUTO STAtlE Leaves Hend Tuesday and HaturdnyB It. II. (."en-n, Agent Olllco nt Georgo's Harder Shop Erickson's Grocery Succruor lo T. II. McClincy STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Quality and Service Our Mono, Phono Black 2 1 1 AUTO DELIVERY Gilbert (& Son The only storn In Hond where you ran get your gro ceries and moats nt the nnmo place. FKEE DRLIVKKY Phono lted 1!7 1 H. P. SMITH Plain and Omainmul PLASTERING ALLWOMK CUARAN'ILni) Joe Rock CONTRACTOR All kinds of EXCAVATION WORK rock or dirt EASEMENTS STREET WORK, ETC. I.ste orilru it j. a I.AS ins oinci: Oirgon Stitrl BUSINESS SCHOOL 1'upils .Muy Uck'hi At Any Time Increase Your Wage Earning Ability . Peutoftnahlp, H.elllng, aimrllmud, Tyirlt1n. HoohktMip I11K, Arltlitnwtlc em othr miltjt art) offurud, In day or uvuu Ing clatvati, by 1' 8. Pranels, wniimorclul limtructor In llund High School. Itiites low. A good opportunity fur you. For further Information Inqulro at Hullcitlii olllec. .i '