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The Bend Bulletin
(1'iibIMictl Eicry Wcdncsiluy.)
BEND, OREGON
GEORGE PALMER PUTNAM
. Publisher
ROliERT W. SAWYER
Editor-Manager.
FRED A. WOELFLEN
Assoclnto Editor.
An Independent nowspapor Btnnd
IiiB for thu siiuurc deal, clean busl
11C8H, clean politics and the best In
terests of Iiuml nnd Central Oregon.
One Year $l.r,0
Six Months 75
Throe Months 50
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13, 19H3
-. A FIRM FOUNDATION
Foundations, laid on sand, don't
last. The builder who founds his
edifice Insecurely meets ultimate- dis
aster. So, too, with communities. Those
whoso growth and prosperity are not
well founded may perhaps blossom
f oi th In u brief boom, but sooner or
luter they encounter trouble.
It Isn't the npppnrancu of a town
-which counts; it is the foundation
behind It. .Showy buildings, hand
some Htreots, elaborate publications,
nect from Portland was forcibly 111
ustrated to us at tho election Just
passed, when Pendleton made a fair
and honest bid for a normal scnooi,
which tho eastern part of tho stato
needs. Portland threw its great
strength ngalnst this measure,
agaliiBt something Eastern Oregon
should have. It makes no difference
whether It was Pendleton, Hakcr or
La Qrando. the result would have
been tho same. The country cast of
the Cascades was asking for rccognl
tlon, and received what It expected
fioni Portland.
Now comes tho announcement that
tho big city Js really willing to help.
Will they do It?
Ucnd Is going to extend the blanch
from Crano, tho present terminus of
tho Orcgon-Eostcrn railroad. If Port
land wants to do something, NOW Is j
Its golden opportunity, but wo or tnc
sagebrush aro from Missouri.
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION
Notice Is hereby given to the le
gal voters of School District Num
ber Twolvc. of Crook county, Statu
of Oregon, that a special school
election of said District will bo held
at the Held school house In Henil.
Crook county. Oregon. In said Dis
trict, on tho 21st day of December.
191 C, for the following purpose, to-wit:
To voto upon tho question of au-
The Store of a Thousand GiftsEvery
thing to Wear for Man, Woman, Child,
This Store is more than Prepared to serve you with the Best Holiday
Merchandise the world affords. Open evenings now. SHOP EASIER.
If you are thinking about what to give look over these for suggestions.
thorlzlng the Hoard of Directors of
or brisk markets for the sale of lots said District, In the nomo and upon
mutter little in tho long run. Whether
or not tho town can last anil make
good depends entirely upon the fun
damental resources behind It.
' lioiul'H foundations are not laid In
sand. Sho is wonderfully foi lunate
In thu strength which underlies her
. geonomle fabric Not only It is deep,
'but broad, as well
Down at tho bottom of nil Is thu
very vastiiesH of the princely empire
In whoso center Ilond Is set. (Joo-
graphlcnlly sho stands comfortably
l emote from established cities, far
from hurtful competition, with ample
room for growth and compelling need
for It In the very demand of Central
Oregon for the creation of a local
metropolis.
Then there Is wool and wotorpow
er, grain and grass, beef nnd pork,
altitude and sunshine, dairy products
nnd those of the irrigated and dry
farm fields.
Iluti most of nil, Is pine. Much of
Ilcnd'H foundation Is built upon tho
product of her forests, and an extra
ordinarily firm foundation It Is.
Pino Is today tho aristocrat of
western woods. It commands bigger
markets, and better marketH, than
tiny competitive product. It bears
about the samu relation to fir as silk
Iocs to) cotton. IlecauBu pine grows
very slowly, Its texture is closo-knlt
and sound and firm; fir grows fast,
nnd thoreforo Is coarse, milking It
unfitted for tho high grade uses for
which local plnu is employed. Then,
too, pluo weighs fur less than fir,
mid so It costs less to ship It, u tru
niiinilous advantage local manufac
hirers unjoy ovor ninny of their west
ern competitors.
In addition to all this, tho pluo of
tho Deschutes valley can bo handled
fur more cheaply than that of any
other region, meaning that mills hero
can operate advantageously oven
when cloxo-pilfod markets make mill
ing elsowliero unprofitable. And.
lastly, becaUNo pluo has so many uses,
for boxes, sash ami doors ami tho
like, every complete iiiaiiufacturu of
thu tree Is assured here for nil time
to come, Involving a maximum local
payroll, far greater to the million
feet stumpagu, for instance, than oc
cur h with any oilier kind of lumber
mndu up In, the vest,
So. well' may ,vo feci that Mend's
foundutloii much of It of pluo!
Ih n firm One, and thankful uo are
that enough plnu timber stands avail
able to tho town, to keep Its present
great mills, and perhaps more to
como, busy for n century. And thoio
nftur, wo opine, our children and
tliolr children, will enjoy the metro
politan ailvaiitages of u city prosper
ously supported by tho other le
sources which In" our own time will
ha vn como Into their own as pro
ducuiH of payrolls,
the behalf of said District, to con
tract it debt, not to oxceed live per ,
cent of tho viiluo of the taxable
property of said District, to tho j
amount of Ton Thousand Dollais.
($10,000), for tho purpose of rais
ing funds with which to build and
eiiulp a school building In and for
said District, anil Issue negotiable.
Interest-bearing warrants, nnd fix
the tlmo of payment of. same, of
said District, evidencing such debt.
Dated tills Cth day of December,
191C.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 12.
It. M. SMITH. Chairman,
Attest: II. J. OVEHTC11F, Clerk.
12c.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
(From Friday's Dally Hulletln)
IS POIITLAND TOO LATE?
(llarnoy County Tribune.)
Portland, seemingly, has como out
of lis "slothllko hlbur.imtlon" and
stinted wheels moving that may ben
ofit (his part of .tho statu, ho long
negluutod by tho big ulty of tho
Willamette.
Wu have It straight that I ho Cham
bur of Commorco of Oregon's metrop
olis iiiih uuuoi'Hcd resolutions promts,
lug uld ti eastern and central Ore
gon. PimslnjJI lesolutloiis will not buy
Portland anything. It will have- to
get busy liulckly. too, It It keeps tho
big wiluinb of trade that the central
part of the statu tic ma nils and must
luiio In order tii nako tho wheels of
iiiiwuopmciii ttii rouiiu.
Suppose the resolutions passed by
thu Chamber of Commeieu of Port-
mini mnterliillie In something tuug-
llile. ulieinliy It will benefit this
pull of I lie state ihmi thu reso
litloiu i oiiik loo late Hoist) and
Salt Lake liuw made a good bid for
the tuiilH lluit Poitlaud has enjoyed
Uor. lo. thoVe many eais This vuuu
itiy of vnsj undeveloped fields Is go
ing to dike llolse and Salt l.ako at
tholr word anil will lot them help
i'S If the) mean IiiikIiios Portland
bus splllci( so muii kettles of beans
tiuiV. thrown mi mail) nuinkey-wroucli-iH
iitlo the working machinery o'f
Eastern Oregon, that It is doubtful
It the pclfplo of HiIh miction will
oin give J'urtlanil one more chance.
An example of what we may cx-
l :
Fred N. Wnllaco Is up from Tum
ulo today on business.
Dell French, of Powell Ilutte, is
visiting his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. French.
Dr. and Mrs. Harney Derrell liavo
moved into their new homo on Har-
rlmau street. '
Grant M. Raymond returned last
night from Prlnovlllo, whero ho nt
teudcil a special session of tho circuit
court.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Enstcs and
Miss Elsln Olson were dinner guests
oCM. A. McEachren at the Altnmont
last night.
Philip DrnokH loft last night for
Vancouver, II. C, utter spending yes
terday In Ilond looking over tho work
on tho Pilot Ilutte Inn.
City Engineer Robert II, Could has
received copies of prints showing tho
type of septic tanks which havo been
adopted by the State Hoard of Health.
Mrs. J. W. Taggert, who has boon
lsitlng with hor daughter, Mrs. A.
M. Prlngle, for several months, loft
this morning for her homo In Port
hind. Reports from tho country up tho
river say that tnero are baout 10
Inches of snow on the ground In tho
vicinity of tho lllg Rlvor ranger sta
tion. W. 0. Hastings, supervisor of tho
Deschutes National Forest, and his
assistant, V. V. llarphaiu, wlll.nt
tend tho session of the stock mon of
tho Sisters rango tomorrow, at which
details for tho coming winter nnd
spring will bo considered for graz
ing stock.
The Indies of the Haptlst Women's
Union will hold their annual biunar
next Tuesday afternoon In tho lien
uett Htore, in tho O'Kiuiu building.
During tho nfturnoou, sandwiches,
tea. coffeo and wafers will bo served
and theio, will bo special attractions
for children.
F. L. Young, of Spreckols, Is in
town toduy on business connected
with tho Amorlcun Soda Products
company. Mr. Young says that somo
of the development work which has
been going on during tho summer
mouths will bo temporarily suspend
ed. 11. L. Emorson, John I). Sprock.
les' representative, will bo In Hend
In about two weeks to look over fu
ture work plans.
(From Thursduy'H Dally.)
. F. Nichols la up from Tumalo
today.
FOR YOUR NEXT SUIT
Seo DICK TR Tailor
All Kinds of
CLEANING AND PRESSING
Phono Illnck 1481
Gilbert (& Son
Tho only store In Hend
where ou can get your gro
ceries nnd moats at tho same
place.
FREE DELIVERY
Phone Ked 271
'i Es ' Mill ill Mil ' "WMHiiIWHI II
Mufflers VbA?? CTkflMPrW!;, . .llHHluilffiMHiM Co.li.r Pieces
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suit cases vmm H.hmy W07mlmP9BmKmBmfc$mLs'-zME2. SJWffllJ J",co 0"1,rs
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I And an innumerable assortment of other useful and
l appropriate gifts for Christmas.
j R. M. SMITH CLOTHING CO. . '.
H THE STORE WITH THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT.
to bo
FOR HIM
Hosiery
Neckties
MackimiHs
Shoes
Hats
Caps
Mufflers
Collars
Sblil.s
Viuleniear
Plain Hniiilker
chiefs.
Inltialeil Haiiib
kerchiefs.
Silk Handker
chiefs Suit Cases
Trni cling Hags
Cuff Links
Suspenders
(leorge Sellers Is reported
111 with tho grip.
Mrs. U. II. Furst returned from
hur trip to Portland this morning.
Fred S. Stanley, of Poitlaud, Is
visiting this week at thu Stanley
in n eh.
Carl Wodeckl, n produce man of
Tho Dalles, Is In Ilond today on bus
Incus.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. W. Skuso trro
lug today to their new homo In
vard addition.
vn
irro mov
In Iloule-
Air. and Mrs. Hugh O'Knno aro
moving today to their new apart
ments In tho O'Knno building.
Mrs. R. M. Smith received word
this morning from Rocky Ford, Col
orado, thnt her mother Is at tho
point of death.
Frank S. Glover, of Portland, spec
ial agont for tho Flro Association
"tjeompany, Is In town today on business
. I fnr lila pnmnnnv.
Frank N. Gilbert Is In chargo of
tho offlco of tho Ilond Realty Ex
change, In tho absence of Messrs.
Huntor & Stnats, who nro In Call
torn la.
Wnttorman Fountuln Pens at need
& Hortou, drugs. Adv.
A Fine. Hand Painted PJato ar a
romarkablo low prico, 20c, Friday
nnd Saturday, at Stockmon'a Cc, 10c
15c, 2Cc Store Adv. 42c.
For sign painting soo Edwards
Adv.
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F YOU WANT. SOMETHING
EXTRA FINE, something New
and Different that men and boys wear,
come to this specialty store for men.
FOR A MANIS CHRISTMAS
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MARX SUITS
HART KCHAFFNKR S i
.MARX OVKRCOATtf v
HOUSE COATS
HATH ROUES
RAINCOATS
.SWEATERS j
MACK1NTOS1IKS
.MACKINAW VIMTS
CRAVATS
SUSPENDERS
GARTERS
HELTS
MONOGRAM HELT
llUCKLKS
GLOVt'St KI1, SILK,
DRt-SK, FUR
SHIRTS
COLLARS
NIGHT SHIRTS
V l'AJA.MAS "' l, "
1IATS, DliRllY, SOITT,
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tJL: HOUSE- SLITTERS . , ,
SILK?8RIRTS
HANlkERCHIKI'V
HALF ilOSE, IN COTTON,
SILK AND LI8LK
SUIT VAHKH
C-" HANDBAGS
COLLAR HAGS
LEATH.EH HAGS
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A Full Line of Boys' Clothing and Shoe
MARTIN &CASHMAN
THE HOME OK HART
Florsheim Shoes
SCRAFKNER & MARX CLOTHES
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The Grand Theatre
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The Rise of Susan"
A -lory without blush -Clean Wholesome and EaterUMnlne.
YOU ARE WELCOME AT
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