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TIIK IJKNI) IIUMJITIN, IJKNI), OIIR., WKDNKSIUY, OCTOI1KR 23, 10 10.
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SCHOLIUM
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COUNCIL MEETS
AFFAIRS TALKED OVER
WITH NEW AGENT
Hcxslnn Held In Redmond on Satur
day, Following Iunclioon Scncd
by Domestic Science Cla
Resolutions Oiijwmi Single Tux
Complete Registration
For Crook County
On Satuday noon, before on excel
lent repast served by the Klrla of
the Redmond high Hchool In tho do
mefltlc science bulldlnj?, tho County
AKrlcnItural Council met for tho
llrHt time with the new county agri
culturist, R. A. DIanchard. Tho
lunch wob nerved at 12:30 and after
tholr appetlteH were witlBUcd tho
council gathered around ft table
where session was held until 3
o'clock, In spite of the fact that fiena
tor Lane was to speak after dinner
nt tho Potato Show.
Those present at the council wcro
B. a. llarnard, secretary-trciisurcr, of
I'owoll lluttej C. F. HosklnH, vlcc-
nroHlilunt. of Lower Urluce; w. t.
.Mackcy, Terrebonne: Wm. Ore. Red
niond; J. I Ulbbon. I'owell liutto;
c U Jnrrptt. Redmond: C. II. Krlck-
son, Alfalfa; ChnrleH O. ChrlBtlnnl.
I'rliH'Vlllo, and Dr. I. 11. Denccr, of
Heud.
Work nlsc'IISM'd.
It. A. llluncburd, county nsrlcul-
tiirlst. opened the Reunion by outlin
ing tho relation of the county HKont
to till) United StliU'H Department of
Agriculture, Mute college, county
NKrlculturnl college, and tin- runners
ol thu county. Hu also prepared
copied of HtiKKeHtloiiH of the concrete
lines of work that run In' ncconi
pIlHhed. Thi'SP were distributed to
niemlKTH with instrurtlons to brim;
tho mailer up before their local clubs
when, with tho aid of the agent,
u definite program of work for the
next year will be prepared.
Paul V. .Maris, state leader of
county agents, explained the relation
of the college to tho county. .Mr.
Marls spoke at length on tho duties
of tlm council mid the tme concep
tion of the county agent, mentioning
the offoit or the college nil (I tho gov
ernment In creating the conception
thut the coiiiit agent Is not an agri
cultural wizard utilise riinctlon Is to
tell fnrnieis how to run their farms.
ItesoltitloiiN Adopted.
After the council discussed nt
length the I'no of work they would
pursue with the county agriculturist,
whom they direct, n motion was
passed adopting the Issuance or a
monthly County Agricultural Bulle
tin, In place of the old mimlugraplieil
exchange 1st, Th's Is after tho ono
edited by Mr. Ilanchard In his work
as county agriculturist In .Montana.
A new coiiHtltutlon wh adopted by
tho council, which conforms to tho
state-wide constitution for all county
agricultural councils. The following
resolutions Mere adopted.
"Wbeieas, we believe that the plan
of tho lluieau of lllologlt'iil Survey,
together with the assistance of the
Agricultural Colli'ice mid the Count
Agrlculturls' has been demonstrated
to be economical and effective, and
sine tliCHo departments are willing
to continue their cooperation, there
fore, "lie It resolved. That the Crook
County Agricultural Council favors
tho cooperative plan and ifspcctftilly
urges our county court to adopt that
measure of piocedure.
"Ilo It resolved. That the Crook
County Agricultural Council Is most
emphatically opposed to the conllsca
tory and revolutionary slngn tux
measure, to appear on the ballot of
thu coming election under the title
'Pull lleutal Value Land Tax and
llumcmukom' Loan I'lind Amend
ment,' an dthat we urge upon nil
those Interested In agricultural de
velopment mid welfate nt the State of
Oregon, to assist In defeating this
bill so overwhelmingly that Its spon
sors will be discouraged from peren
nially presenting such measures to
the voterH of Oregon. Vote 307 X
No."
(Ireat credit Is duo to tho glrln of
tho domestic science department of
tho high school. The glrlH woro under
tho diiectlou of their teacher, .Mrs.
l.eo, and not only set n dainty table,
but a well cooked dinner. Tho ef.
fori was n orodlt to tho department
and tholr Icmlivr,
TK.MPI.KTOX TIIUKSIIKIl lll'HXKI)
The threshing machine of Arthur
Toutpleton, of Sisters, was totally do.
stroyed last Sunday night by tire In
the Clovordaln district. Tho cause
of tho flro Is not known. Thu Temple
ton crow was moving Its oudlt and
left tho thresher In tho road early
Sunday evening. It caught tire, about
midnight.
MIIK. l'Y McAMJKTKU MKS
HAI.K.M, Oct. 23. Mrs. Otty McAl-
lister, of Sisters, died bore Inst Wed
nesday, having been brought hero In
critical condition by her husband,
for medical tientmeut Death result
ed from complicated Internal poison
ing. Tho funeral was held Friday,
interment being nmdn In n local
cemetery. Mrs, McAllister, whoso
maiden name was Tlllto Dlrkes. came
from I'ratum, eight miles from
Salem, Sho is survived by nor hus
band, n sister and three brothers,
The McAllister ranch Is midway
between llcnd and Sisters.
Precinct Total
llcnd No. 3 492
llend No. 4 3CG
Ilend No. fi 2C1
Kenwood 237
Deschutes 4. 200
Ireland 122
I.nva 20
Mtlltcan 65
Imperial 118
Ccntrato 57
Alfalfa SI
Tumalo 117
Sisters ir.8
lllllman 112
Lower llrldge 1J9
Cilue Falls S
Tcthcrow 158
Ilcdmond 213
Kast Prlncvlllc 27C
West Prlncvlllc 205
Montgomery 30
McKay 70
Itoborts 75
Johnson Creek 158
Mill Creek 33
Howard 26
Summit 25
Hear Creek si
Camp Creek .. 71
White lluttc
Heaver ... 9
Maury 20
Newsom "
llrccso 21
Powell lluttc 11
Fire 2
Mat flock 30
Hep.
362
232
161
142
140
81
10
33
64
32
43
89
84
51
24
34
92
162
167
134
17
50
44
86
12
14
14
42
3G
23
37
4
41
14
73
19
13
Dcm.
117
119
80
81
5f
37
8
21
37
18
32
50
5d
40
26
45
.08
102
115
17
23
26
67
24
12
11
3G
30
20
60
21
. 54
7
29
14
15
Soc.
3
10
9
10
5
6
5
12
12
5
1
7
6
Ind.
4
1
r
2
4
Prohl.
4
3
4
Scat.
O
1
2
Total
.1555
SCSI! 1583 128
72
We Know How to
Swat the Fly
If jou want to see a fllylws store Jut drop around.
AVo will not tolerate tlio nppeurnnco of u II jr.
Our (.unitary refrigerator counter kecjis our fie.ih
and icrtslinlilo goods free from contact with dust or (lies.
Tho cry best of grocery merchandise in the very best
of condition may alwiijs bo purchased nt
BAKER'S GROCERY
Wall Street, Near Ohio Phone Red" 161
TO OUR PATRONS:
DURJNG tho next sixty
days we will be rather
unsettled on account
of making room for our
new building. We will,
however, servo you in tho
best possible manner con
sidering tho circumstances
The Cozy Restaurant
Mil. Nrttie Stevrnton, Propnctor
GROCERIES
FRESH VEGETABLES
BERRIES AND
FRUITS
BUILDERS' HARDWARE
and
mem sherwin-wiuiams frPf
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
PAINT
1
20
tSjfc?-5, lfcSOi
GROWTH OF BEND COMMENTED
ON BY CRESCENT NEWSPAPER
Fdltoi- dolly Sajs llo Can Scnrcely
Itccognlo Place New llulltllngs
and Ikvuitlful Homes Are Noted.
Under jlhe caption "Uend'aOVon
dcrful Growth" tho Crescent Nowa
hna the following to say concerning
tho growth of Hend:
"When Charley Dates, president
of tho Orecon State Press Associa
tion) was In Ilend soma weeks ago
and remarked that "There was more
Industry, more growth and building
Improvement going on In llcnd at tho
present time then in any city in tho
state, not to except Portland,' he
know what he was talking about.
"One, llko tho writer, who has not
visited tho town in a year would
scarcely recognize the place during
oven that Bhort lapse of time. You
can go to any section of llcnd resi
dence, business or industrial and
on every hand hundreds of buildings
nro in course of constructoln. And
the beauty of It la that every one
of them aro cither privately owned
by some snno homo builder or has
been rented long ago. On tho river
front tho great new Pilot Ilutto Inn
has been started, while further down
tho river tho big framework of an
addtlon to tho Bend Milling Company
plant looms up as prominently as
the mill proper. 'n tho heart of tho
business section tho flno now homo of
tho Central Oregon Dank is near
ly ready for occupancy. Tho walls
and roof of the huge, lire-proof busi
ness and ofHcc block of Hugh O'Kano
aro up, and tho same thing Is true
of many other new structures of
nearly as great Importance. Inquiry'
disclosed that It waH Imposslblo right
now to rent nny of tho old buildings;
that as soon na the new butdncsK
blocks nre ready for occupancy, other
llrms will bo dumping stocks of
goods into the back doora as fast
as the htuff Is being carried away
from tho front to their future quar
ter. Tho population of Hend has
nenrly doubled. In tho past fourteen
months, and Is now closo to 4,500.
"As thu News him stated before,
there Is a great lesson to bo derived
from Ilend's wonderful growth an
example or what new blood, coopera
tion and scrapping ability will do
for uny community."
raisod among Mllllcan and Prinevlllo
people, work began on the road be
tween Mllllcan and East Lake, as
scheduled, on October 20. Harold E.
Smith, of tho foraat ctflce, has been
collecting the subscriptions. About
five miles of road will be built.
Want Ads only ONE CENT a word.
For sign painting sea Edwards.
Adv.
A destrablo bread knife free with
every annual subscription to The
Dend Bulletin.
A HOME
of Your Own
WK CAN SKIdi you lots In any portion nt tho
city nnd will furnish you money to build
your honien on a 7 per cent interest basis. This is
a building nnd loan proposition monthly Mtynicnts
running from three to fix joars, as desired.
Wo will furnish no cr cent of your lot value
and SO per cent of your construction value ns nbotr.
aMg. Homeseekers Land Co.
R. P. MINTER, MANAGER
TO HTAHT HAST I.AKH ItOAl)
With a 3Ub.itantlfl si-bccilpjon
LUMBER LATH SHINGLES LIME
PLASTER CEMENT
All Finish Lumber Kiln Dried
Miller Lumber Co.
SELLING
SHEVLIN-H1XON LUMBER. n
OFFICE ON OREGON ST.
When you build in Bend
specify local pine
Shevlin Pine
is true to size antegrade. Grown right,
sawed right, sold right.
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
CORNER WALL AND OHIO STREETS EXCLUSIVE LOCAL SALES:ACEN1i
s
TO THE TRADE:--
Our lumber is CALIFORNIA WHITE
PINE, grown nt an altitude of 4,200 feet.
We manufacture
LUMBER, SASH and BOX
SHOOKS
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The Siievlin-Hixon Company
Bend, Oregon
Dttver asd Salt Lake Re prescBUthe:
G. W. GATES & CO.
Oscago Represcftlib've:
W. A. LAM.MERS
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F. DEMENT & CO.
Golden Uest Coffee
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