The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, June 28, 1916, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextI PAGE 10. THE 11E.ND IWLLETIX, HEND, ONE., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1010. 4 if- i LOCATE IN WEST I VISIT POSTPONED ' Death of .Slnter-ln.Liuv Prevents Stinliorn Tour. (Oregon Journal.) Telegrams announcing the sudden i!c Hi nt Spakano of Mrs. V. E. Waters, n plater of Mrs. Robert E. Strahorn, today prevented the de parture of Mr. Strnhom for his pro posed trip to Central Oregon. Mrs. Waters had been In a hospital for n minor operation and died unexpected ly this morning as she ..s taken to ner homo. Mr. Strahorn had Intended to make another comprehensive Journey over the route of tho Oregon, California & Eastern railway which he proposes to build to connect up the five rail road lines that now rer.ch only to the this great Undeveloped OPEN NEW OFFICE SPOKANE IN THE FOOT THAT CARRIES DEATH Dion A ltnrnkottc Itctiioto From .Mlu. nr.iMils to Western City I'lrm JIulK SIicIIii.IIiiii rimit-lliitc Oilier IIIk Project In West. (Spokane Spokosman-Itevlew.) Through tho locution here of Ulan & llorskotto Spokane has become n main center of sawmill construction. The firm, which removed from Min neapolis, Minn., last month, brought with It contracts Aggregating more tlinn 1,000.000 and a RtnlT of eigl licufH and draftsmen, sltunted In a suite of rootiM at 4 OS Mohan k black I'roin C00 to 1000 men r.ro In tho umploy of the firm In periods of building operatlono, 500 nt this time, although It will be looo within n month. Many of these men mcko Spoknno thulr hecdiiunrters beforo going to the scene of construeIon and Bfimo expect to make this tho place of permanent residence for thpmichon and families. t ill tit In West mill South. Decides contracts In tho Inland Empire rani adjoining territory, Dion & llorskotto lime built In several western r.ml southern states. They have Just completed plana In tho Spokane olllco fur thu erection of n two band gung mill at Warren, Ark., for the Southern Lumber company. Skilled workmen nro on tho way from this city to bogln construction. The plnnt will bo ready for operation by January 1. l' to tho time these plnnB were completed 50 millwrights, engineers and electricians vero hero for a week. The firm han n contract for tho erection nt Kmmett, Idaho, of n three ban I mill for tho IloUe-I'ryctto Lumber Coinpnn) This plnnt will cut 350,000 feot In 20 hour-, mil will cost $600,000 by estlmnte and be completed January 1. Two CiiutrurtH for Starker. A contract 1ms been taken by tho firm for tho Instnllrtlon of dry kiln ntackers nt llnrberton, Idaho, fo- the name lumber compnny This v. HI be ..I-... V.. 1 f. ...ill I.-...I1- . Ann I'lnill ou. 1. Ik will I1UI1UIU lUUiUUUi feet In 10 hours. At linker. Oregon, tho firm will Install dry kiln strckers, capacity of 60,000 feot In 10 hours, for the Ore gon Lumber Comny. This work, which will occupy three months, Is to ho-coinploted by July 15. I'lnns have been drawn for tho nd dltlon of n unit to a $1,000,000 plnnt nt Ilend, Oregon, owned by Tho Shev-l'n-Illxon Company. The new unit will handle 300.000 feet In 20 hours and cost $200,000 by estimate. Con struction hut started and will be com-' plettHl In the spring. Dion & llor skotto built mills nt Llbbx and Eur eka. Montana, for the Llhbv Lumiier Company and overhauled the btg mill nt I'otlatch, Idaho, last month I'luil SMkiiiie Well IK'iitetl. "We wr a long time In deciding between 8pkane and Portland as the nltM of location.' said Mr Mors-, kotle. "v decided upon Spokane, bftame it 'tuatlon Is central " i ' Uoth members of iJjv firm were with W. A. Wilkinson, who put up' Jt groat plants, Including tho l'ot- Irtch, Mr. Dion for 10 years and Mr. Ilnrnkotte for seven year. The tirm of Dion A: llorskotto was In VmrintMw at Mlnneapclls three ears , "Ours Is th only llrm In the coun try nut c4iHHctti with tuachlnen firms that make a specialty of de asgnhig and building mills." said Mr Wan. "Our work puts the utachln wy BOMs on a comtwtlllve bests We take contract for designing and wwike eonK ruction and operate tho plants natll the buyar la etl- being . margin of lerrucry. lie had brought his automobile , down from Spokane and It Is now J waiting nt The Dalles. He and Mrs. Strahorn had oxpcc'ed to use this conveyance to take them over the 130 miles which the railroad will cover. Mr. and Mrs. Strahorn will leave ! tnollfftlf fnr Unntritin tin,! will Mills ha obliged to postpone their trip Indefinitely. Four chairs at your service nt tho Metropolitan. No waiting. Adv. This Is the Foot of the Housefly, Otherwise Known as Typhoid Fly, Because Its Feet Transfer Deadly Germs From Foul Places to Our Food. the A desirable bread knife free with every nnnual subscription to Tho Bend Bulletin. See J. Ryan & Co., for farm land loans. Adv. Redmond Race Meeting Harness and Running: Races Saturday, July 1, 1916 Liberal purses hnvo been provided for threo hnrness races and two running races nt tho Redmond track on Saturday, July 1, beginning promptly at 2 o'clock, p. m. rrvofor.AH Trot or Pace. HUM Chiss, Trot or Pace. 11:00 CIiimi, Trot or Puce, ltiinnlng H mill 2 0 He.its mid Dashes. Tho following speqdy horses have been secured for these rnces: Hal Onward nnd Hnhy Hoss. of Prlnevillc; llazile Patch, of Sisters. Harvey Harris" big ch Onward mare and Col. Lovelace, of Hedmond; Wonder Why nnd Poedek, of Ilend, nnd others. AdmNslon JMc fofr nil k-ioih cucr 111 yearn of ngo. How to Get Hid of n Cold. Head how C. E. Summers, Hold redge, Neb., got rid of his cold: "I contracted c severe cough and cold nnd could hardly sleep. By using Foley's Honey and Trr as directed my cough was entirely cured nnd I give It full credit for my speedy re covery." Foley's always soothes and heals. Children love It. Sold everywhere. Adv. Lots at Half the Price Asked in other additions of Equal Distance from the Business Center. Lois 40X105 .$75 for Inside, $100 for Corners Lots 50X125 . $100 for Inside, $125 for Corners REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Central Oregon's Leading INSURANCE AGENCY Fire Automoble Life Accident Surety Bonds J. A. EASTES OREGON STREET, BEND, OREGON .Member Portland Realty Hoard. I- HOME COOKING Fresh Fruits and Fresh Vegetables Only erttYthing ol the very bed on our tablet. THE COZY Mm. Nettie Slevcnton We linow How to Swat the Fly If joit want to seo n fllyloss store Just drop around. Wo will not tolerate tho npponrnnco of a lly. Our sanitary refrigerator counter keeps our fresh and pcrLslmhle goods free from contact with dust or tiles. The very ln-st of grocer' incrcliandl.se in the very best of condition niny nlvwijs be purchased at BAKER'S GROCERY Wall Street. Near Ohio Phone Red 161 EVERV DOLLAR YOU PAY FOR IVatches Watches Watches Special Sale for Two Weeks Only 17-Jewell American Watches in fine filled case, regular S2U.50 value, now $18.00 17-Jewell Watches fitted in dust proof and water proof cases regular $14 value, now $10.00 Ladies $15 and $18 Watches now $13.50 and $10.00 Many other good watches. Myron H. Symons Vlch Inipectoi lot S. P. S. RJrod Bond Stteet A dattrabt brd knife fre with ovary annual ubrtptlen to The WMi MnlMln. ONK CRNT A WOltl) If all a little Want Ad wtll rot )OU. HIGH SCNOOLJONTINUES lUsliixtfiil I'iiIiiii Not to llMuuid Tun IM.trliU (pNM. tCrok County Jowrnal.) At an ofettUon which hld on I M4) In Mteh of the oievnn chml 4MHcti wkieti ant Included In the Hodwtnd HlKh Shol Ul.trUt. It wt mit4 to rtaiR tW b'ttk tttool a It etW ut prMt. The oIimUor wm oalltxl by tho vfhe ure In tax or of a dltelulliu af the tltvtlHi. Tk )moI m ortMUd two )ur bo. nd A ba ttHM1nR ta ortMeatcy until It I a omlU to ) atnwwntty. d wmiiq it w not in the mum cUm Hh tho oamuI- tilutlen. Mrong 000ft kt V1K Mtdo to huiVo It M (tttiekMt a atty of tm. Of the )omi Atttrlcta. two. Ter roWwno a4 Snilh Kock. voted to dlwAlvo tho dWrict. Lower Brtdco voted 1 4 for aod 1 4 agolntt. and tho remaining soron 4Mrtta votod to continue tho sehuol at it now ttand. S22TT'" ReVarnish Shabby Floors VarnUhed floor that aro worn and shabby detract from tho auty of the home Keep them liking froh and new by ro nnlshlue with ACME QUALITY VAUNOTIU: (FliHr VaruMu) A varuUh made etpeclally for floor. It wear well, look wall, doe not tcratch or mar whito. and I In every way tho Ideal flnlih for door of parlor. dmliiK twini, xlttluK room, llarartea and hallwaj Thero pwil Acow Quality Varnish for utnry surface Floor, woodwork, outside door, window 41l. furniture, auto. ech require xarnlshe adapted to tholr peullar need. Toll u what surface need varnlshlnc ami wo will a&rore your getting tho material that will give you best result. Bend Hardware Co BEND BRICK THAT IS MADE IN BEND STAYS HERE Brick is. the MOST ECONOMICAL Building Material there is. All who have used our product are satisfied. The Bend Brick & Lumber Co. WHITE RIVER FLOUR iHHnt is CHEAPER because it makes MORE loaves Don't be fooled into buying LOW PRICED flour thinking you are getting something cheaper than "WHITE RIVER" flour. PRICE does not decide the value of a barrel of flour as much as the NUMBER of LOAVES of BREAD that can be made from the barrel of flour. Every sack of "WHITE RIVER' Hour is GUAR ANTEED. Your grocer will refund the purchase price without argument if you do not find "WHITE RIVER" flour the BEST you ever used. Try a sack of "WHITE RIVER" flour at our risk, made from a special blend of the finest selected wheats, by Oregon's finest mill. Sold by the grocers at Bend, Oregon. Wasco Warehouse Milling Co. The Dalle, Oregon "-- I 1 f A .tfsrv , mHTiMimr. 4 ''WWtfftttSteJ'iataHaAslp.atf i h it wwWK .. .-, - .- -. -a.-- - ,. .