It 1 PAGK 8. IIKM) nVLhimS, 1112XD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JAN'UARY 18, 1017.
I CREAMERYHAS HOSPITAL FUND BJJSIHESS GDDD sga
H w Ml w w- - . . . . . N0 IAST8, WITH LESSj ' T TOBACCO f A tAROt CMlwJ
BI619I6G!!0WTH REACHES $3,580 IN REAL ESTATE J
GAIN IN LAST YEAR EX
CEEDS 100 PER CENT.
JjochI Dairymen Consider IMiuih for
Knlurgliig Quarters This Ycnr
Xumbcr of Patrons HIiown lllft
I n r reuse in li! Months.
(From Monday's Dally.)
That tho dairy business la comliiR
Into Its own In Contral Oregon was
clearly ovldonecd last Saturday af
tornoon at a mooting of tho (stock
holders of tho Contral Oregon Far
mers' creamery, called for tho pur-
pono of discussing floino plana for tho
coming year and arranging for now
plniiH. During 1016 tho creamery
had an Incro.iHo of morn than 100
per cent In tho volume of business
over 1015, as shown by tho report of
Ulcn II. Slack, secretary of tho
. rrcamory association. During 1 01 G
tho croamery did a $38,000 business,
eomparod with a $16,073.28 business
In 1915, and $3,280 business during
tho six months of Its exlstanco In
1'JH.
Pultons are liirreiislng.
Not only did tho crcamury do moro
hunlncss In dollars nnd cunts, but It
did moro buslues with patrons than
In uny previous year. Jumping from
75 patrons In 191 5, tho Central Oro
gon Karmors' Creamery Is sending
cream chocks to 128 farmers tribu
tary to llond. With tho growth In
tho number of patrons has also como
mi Increase In tho number of stock
handled In this section for dairy pur
poses. Moro than $ IS, 000 was distributed
among tho local farmers during tho
last year for butter fat, nnd 159,634
pounds of butter was manufactured
during tho year. During tho seven
months which tho creamery sold milk
to city patrons, 71,300 gallons wero
distributed and 1,747 gallons of Ico
criiam weru manufactured. Tho
creamery hns maintained tho market
prices quoted on Portland markets
for butter fat, ranging between 24
and 41 cents.
May (let New Quarter.
Now that tho creamery has grown
to such porportlons In tho last year,
It has become necessary for thu stock
holders to look to other quarters. It
Is understood that tlio Demi Water,
Unlit & I'owcr Company may need
Iho building In which tho creamery
Is now situated and will compel tho
fanners to look olaowhero for quar
ters. For boiiiu months tho farmers
havo been contemplating tho pur
cbnso of property moro centrully lo
cated, Just what tho farmers will
do In this respect depends largely
upon what conclusion is madn with
respect to tint proposal of I,. II, l.n
Follutto, of tho llendmond Cream
ery, who has signified his desire to
ou(cr Into hoiiio sort of operating
agreement with tho farmers rolatlvo
to butler manufacture. Many of tho
farmers nrn not disposed to relin
quish this department of tho cream
ery, Inasmuch as It Is now getting on
Its feet nnd promises to bo conducted
on even a more extensive scatu this
year than last. Tho majority of tho
farmers are Inclined to consider n
building venture, If soma suitable ar
rangements can bo inndo that will
not too heavily encumber them. This
matter 4vlll come up probably at the
next meeting to bo held on Janu
ary 27.
Tho oltlcers elected to head tho
creamery for tho coming year nro:
President, Charles Hlpchen; vlco
president, Julius Pederson; secretary-treasurer,
Philip Hurt; board of
directors, (. II. Slack, P. II Dencor,
ii. a. Johnson, II. II. Stanley and
O. L. Moore.
CAFE PROPRIETORS
RECEIVE $25 FINES
IO IVimlty Held Over Walter lv
huu ami Fruuk Hugert, to In
suro (Jowl llclmvlor.
(From Monday's Daily.)
Walter Dawson ami Frank Sugert,
charted with conducting a disorder
ly buuio, tho Midget Cafo, wero lined
$26 each In municipal court this
noon by Judge, II. U. Kills. Kuch
paid $5.00 of tho amount, tho rest
balance bolng sunpoudod during good
behavior,
W. Woolliilgo, charged with tils
orderly conduct, was dlsmUsed. Tho
i-atb Was held over from Saturday,
According to tho testimony this
morning, drunkenness was thu cauio
of tbo trouble.
(!. B. Honsnu represented Iho city,
wbllu F. ('. Hall wus attorney for tho
dttfendauts.
Four chairs at your sorvlco at the
Metropolitan. No waiting. Adv.
ONE CKNT A WOKD Is all a ttttt
Want Ad will cost you,
ovi:it half ok amount ni:cks-
HAKY TO I'UItCHAHK SITK IS
ItAIHKI) IlY HUHSCItlPTION IN'
A SHOUT TI.MK.
(From Saturday's Dally Bulletin.)
A total of $3,530 toward tho
$C,750 necessary for tho purchaso of
tho water towor block, for tho Sis
ters Hospital, to bo built hero by tho
Sisters of Nazareth, has boon raised
by subscription since yesterday morn
ing. Tho subscription list Is now at
Tho Hullctln office, whoro any whoso
names do not now appear on tho list
may subscribe. Tho subscriptions
to dato arc as follows:
Tho Shovlln-Hlxon Company $600
T. A. McCann 500
First National Hank 500
John R. Hyan 500
Frank It. Prlnco 100
M. F. Nichols 20
II. A. Miller 100
Hugh O'Kano 100
O'Donncll Ilros 100
II. M. Smith Clothing Co 100
K. A. Bather 50
A. L. French 100
Maurice, Cashman 25
10, M. Thompson 15
Carlson &. Lyons 25
Mniiuhelinor Ilros 25
Dcnd Fumlturo Co 25
llond Hardware Company 100
D. T. Cnrmoily 50
Wm. P. Downing 5
Owl Phnrmacy 10
Lytlo Townslto Company 26
Tho llond Securities Company.... 26
Tho llond llullotln 25
Hend Flour Mill Co 60
CluiB. Hlpchen 25
J, Kdward Larson .'. 60
Louis Ileunett 10
J. Hyan 60
II. C. Kills 20
II. J. Ovorturf 50
V. W. Ilurko 5
A. K. Kilwnrtls 15
Lou L. Fox 5
It. P. Mlnter 25
J. II. Minor 5
Maglll & Krsklna 20
It. O. Illackwell 5
Chas. Carroll 10
A. F. Larson 10
W. I). Humes 25
August Nolsou 5
M. J. Kolly 20
Anton Auno 100
Total $3530
FUND FOR HOSPITAL
SITE IS ADDED TO
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
Tho fund for tho purchaso of tbo
Sisters hospltul site from Tho Hend
Company now amounts to $4,180, tho
sum of $600 having been subscribed
sluco tho first publication of tho list
In Tho llullotln. It Is tho plan of
thnso back of the movement to hold
a dinner and dnnro at tho Kmblem
club in tho near futuro for tho pur
pose of raising additional needed
funds. Subscribers to tho fund slnco
tho last list was published aro ns
follows:
O. C. Ilouklo $ 5
8. II. Clrnham 5
W. K. McCormnck 6
C. A. Nlckell 5
Fliinlgan Pros 10
J. F. Taggort 5
Hend Press ...., - 16
Frank O'Laughlln 50
Oregon Fuel Co 6
Jay SaUman 5
M, A. Palmer 6
F. Frodesou 10
F. II. May v 6
llond Hrlck and Lbr. Co 100
W. F. Kogors . 26
J J. CuunliiKhnm 10
II. I.atham .,.,. 15
lloyd & McOoo 15
N. E. Gilbert . 5
Ueo. W. Jones .. 10
tleo. Hates . 5
Jack Tansoy io
M. II. Symoiis 5
Hood & Ilorton 20
C A. Stanburrough ....... 6
S. Muraskl 20
Warner Co 15
J. II. Haucr 10
C. B. Myers
II. n. Ford
...., tM,.. ..,
C. W. Thornthwalto .
...M.....M.-I
jC. V. SIlYl ...
j. 11 v.oniinrn ,
II. K. IlaW
P. A. Krlckson
0, A. Thorson
Kd. llalveraon
A. C. Caldwell 5
I,. Doonar , "" 5
Thus. Murphy '. ,..!.!. 55
Jos. 8, Innos io
J. D, navldsou
A. M. Prlnglo
United Warehouse
II. W. Skuso
8. Stookoy
Doyarmuud 8011 ..
Oregon Transfer Co,
J. A. Kastea .,
Frank luabult .. ..v
J. II. Williams .......
II. II. DoArmond
l'ntt - Francis
Martin A Cashman
5
10
5
5
5
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POHTLAND PKOPLK AUK HKCOM
INO IIKAVIKIt HUYKHS THIS
TKANHACTIONS IN SIX DAWS
8IIADK 910,000.00.
(From Monday's Dally.)
"Tho best January In tho real cs
tato business In liend," is tho ver
dict of local realty dealers, who wero
asked today as to tho condition of
tho market In this city. Not only Is
business good, but an unusually
largo number of salca is being made
to out of town people, and operators
nsscrt that Portland residents aro
finally waking up to tho opportuni
ties offorcd hero, and aro among tho
heavy purchasers.
Among tho most rapid work dono
was that by J. A. Bastes, who within
two days has mado six sales, In
cluding 13 lots. Other dealers wero
unwilling to give an Itemized ac
count of tliolr business, but a partial
total secured, shows that transac
tions In residence property for tho
last six days will shade $10,000.
Dig Improvements In tliolr hold
ings aro planned by too Hend Park
Co., as soon as tho grip of winter
Is loosened. Water mains nro to bo
Installed, and connections extended
and sidewalks constructed, wlillo In
nil partH of tho city much building
Is boln planned as soon ns warmer
wcathor comes.
LEAVES LONELY HOME
John Peter Is Taken to Auburn,
Washington, by Sisters.
(From Monday's Dally.)
On a complaint alleging that John
Petors, living nenr llond, wns unsafe
to bo at largo, Sheriff S, E. Roberts
mado n trip to tho Petors cabin on
Saturday afternoon, routrulng by ev
ening. Petors, who Is 48 years of
age, has been living alouo nnd has
been ailing for soma tlmo, his Ill
ness resulting in a partial loss or
memory.
His sisters, Mrs. Frank Holster
nnd Mrs. Frank Moyor, of Auburn,
Washington, loft Saturday night, In
tending to place their brother under
private care.
EXAMINE FOR RABIES
Dog's Head Sent From Demi for Test
Animal Hit I.VYcnr-Old.
(From Monday's Dally.)
Tho possibility that rnblea may
havo beau Introduced Into tho city,
was ngnln Intimated yesterday when
Sheriff Itoborts was called on to kill
u dog which had bitten tho 15 year
old son of W. K. Claypool, of this
city,
Tho animal was found at a
liouso abovo tho Ilrooks-Scanlon mill,
and its head has been sent away
111 ua exauuncu ror traces of hydro
phobia. Tho boy was returning to his homo
from skating when tho dog ruBhod
out and bit him.
AltNOLD SULKS 1NTKU-MOUNTAIN
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
LA PINK, Or., Jan. 16. Tho La
Pino Iutor-Mountaln, of which W. F.
Arnold has boon editor, was sold to
day to II. A. Land, of Itnlmo, North
Dakota. Mr. LI ml took oossusalnn
today and will Issue his first pub
lication on Thursdny. Mr. Arnold
will remain in tho La Pino district
and will go into farming.
YOU CLEAN
UP THE HOUSE
WK'Mi CLKAN YOUU LINK.V,
CLOTIIKS, SILK D1IKSSKS, Etc.
"put YOtM nutw in oun suns"
Bend Steam Laundry.
AND IHIY CLKANINO
POLK'S
OREGON and WASHINGTON
BusinessJ)irectory
Dlrxtory of Mch Cltr, Town anj
Villas, cltlac ilMcrlptlv tkatch ot
etch plict, location, population, t!
graph. ahlpplus and banking polutl
alto ClanlfltJ Directory, complltil by
builnM anil proftMlon.
K. L. 1-OUC CO. BK.VTTUB
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WHEN you gentlemen get together at your
lodge meetings, somebody is pretty sure to
start the little pouch of W-B CUT up the line
for his brothers. It's conducive to brotherly feeling.
There is gratitude for the rich tobacco that makes a
little nibble go so far nnd for the touch of salt that brings
out the tobacco satisfaction without so much jaw work.
Mult ly WEYHAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Ualn S,r., N.w York City
KETCHUM LISTED
AMONG CAMP'S
ALL-TIME STARS
(From Monday's Dally.)
In Walter Camp's all-Amcrlcnn
football cloven of nil time, based on
tho number of years tho players havo
i)Con soiectC(l for tho famous myth-
leal cloven, appears tho namo of Hen
ry II. Kctchum, Yalo, 1914, listed
nmoug tho men selected for the edi
tor position. Kctchum played on
tbo Ditto cloven during tho 1913 and
1914 seasons and captained Old Ell
In 1914, being selected nll-Amcrlcan
In tbo latter year.
Kotchum Is now employed tho Tho
Sliovllu-Hlxon Company In Heud, and
contributed much townrd tho suc
cess of tho local cloven during tho
football Benson.
Among tho other names mentioned
for nll-Amcrlcan for all tlmo appears
tho namo of tho lata Tom Shovlln.
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WATKIt PIPKS FKOZKN, LOOS AT
mill ahk kmhkddkd in ick,
and ick cakes m knack tiik
l'OWKK PLANT WHKKL.
(From Monday 'a Dally.)
After tho manfcstatlon of a slight
upwnrd trend for tho last two days,
tho mercury took n sudden plungo
last night and registered a minimum
of four degrees below zero, accord
ing to tho official government thor
momctor hero. Unofficial measure
ments In several Instances wero njuclt
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lower. Tho cold was the most In
tense during tho present year.
Plumbers were kept busy today
thawing out water pipes which had
been exposed to tho cold, hut few
Instances of bursting wero reported.
Among tho most serious consequenc
es of tho frigid weather, wns tho
delay caused at tho mills, whoro tho
planers had to bo shut down. Men
wero kept busy blnstlng logs from
tho pond, whoro they wero frozen
firm In tho Ice, and band saws wero
Idle wlillo a supply of raw material
were extricated from the frozen sur
faco of tho river.
Tho Bend Water, Light & Power
Co. had Its troubles, too, and it was
only with tho utmost difficulty that
anchor Ico could bo kopt out of the
wheel at the power plant. Mon wero
at work all night to forestall trouble
of the'klnd.
Tho swiftness of tho rlvor whero
unconfliicd, prevented Its bolng coat
ed over, but abova tho power dam,
tho cold, which began to bo mani
fested yesterday, provided skating
for many, Ico aafo to glide over ex
tending halt way across tho Des
chutes. APPLICATIONS MANY
ON ANIMAL BOUNTIES
Hunters Coming In IYom Outside
Counties KxpcctltiK Itcvcnuo
From Itnbblt Scalps.
(From Saturday's Daily.)
Applications aro becoming moro
nnd moro numerous for bounties on
coyotes and jackrnbblts, Is tho re
port of County Clerk Hnner, who
states not only aro thoy bolng pre
sented by residents of tho county,
but that hunters living In other parts,
of tho stato nro coming hero with tho
Intention of making money during:
tbo winter on rabbit scalps.
No bounties nro bolng paid, howev
er, ns tho county has as yet no funds,
nt Its dlspoBal, and ns no warrant
Issue baa been authorized by tho
county court.
Mr. Hanor declares that In any
event ho would refuso payment on
rabbits wlillo tho bounty law Is In
question.
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