IHCND HULLMIN', IIKND, ORKGON.TIIl'ItHDAY, MAY 17, 117
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IS DEVELOPED
2000. ACRES FENCED 1JY
MILL COMPANY.
llrooKH-Hrimlou Hcrk li lnrri'iinn Ci.
parity nf Natural Kor't Itnnjio
Gro K'rlni'iilN Tried
Wilier Hindis UoukIiI.
iiiIkIiI nlso bo carried on.
Tim HrookB-Hmuilon Company Iiiih
ulso purclinituil wnltir rlfttttH under tlio
Arnold ditch, wlilcli It will iiho In k
rlotiltunil tluvitloiHiiont or curtain of
Hh outwrnir IiiihIh,
MRS. GItEINEK HEADS
PARENT-TEACHERS
(Prom ThurMiluy'H Dully.)
Mm. II. M. Onilnor wiim elected
president, Mrs, Vnrnon A. Forlicn
vlco-presldtint, Mrs, J. CuniifnK'inm,
secretary nml Mm. Uooruo K. YontiK.
tri'iuiuriir, tit thu unmtluK of thn Par-ont-Tnncliiir
Association held at tho
Iioiiiu of Mrs. 0. A. Tliomon. Mm.
Fortius ami Mm, Yonnit woro both
rii'dlnrtiMl. A parcels pout sale hold
followliiK tlin business tnufitliiKi not
ti'il thn association G.GO.
(From Thursday's Dolly.)
KxiicrlinontliiK In nil endeavor to
turn loKKKil-off Iniidi Into iirofltnlilo
ntock mono, tho llrooks.Hcnulon
Lumber Co, has fenced In 2000 acres
of land) rnprvsnnlliiK tho mujor por
tloii of thu total rlruri'tl In tho last
ynur, tho Intention bnliiK to ptotoct
tho nnlurnl hunch Krass from ntock
nml kIvo It n chance to spread ami
Intromit tho jirovnllliiK form of vk
illation, In addition, nearly 10 acres
of land U boliiK sown with Krass ruoiI
by County AKrlculturallst lllitnchard,
to ascertain whnthvr or not differ
unt ti'H of foraKo ran bo grown
inorit efficiently.
J. I1. Kityi'H, Kitimrnl inannKor of
tint Hrnoks-Hcaulnu plant. In discuss
Iiik thn development work now under
vny. characterized It im mi oxperl
iiniiit which mt Klit bo of Kri'iil ben
oflt to tho ntock Industry of Central
Ori'Kon. Whiilhitr or not tint com
pany would runt thn Isml to slock
lumi for prlvatu rmiKi', or would act
ually ko Into thn Hlmk lumliictMi, ho
wan unable to say. ll lutliiutml
that experiments wlih root rropw
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
TO MAKE BIG LOANS
Connlilrriililn AdxlHlaiicc to Il Given
Holckiuon for IUiIiIiik "Hho
Muff" Tills Year.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
To stimulate tho rnUlim nml
brooding of tnuro rattlo In Cnntral
OniKon, tho Flmt National Hank,
throUKh Its president, C. H, Hudson,
made arrangements HiIh week whllo
In I'ortluml whereby It will bu pos
sible for thn Flmt National Hank to
plant 100,000 In Ioiiiik to farmom
and stockmen for "iho muff" cattlu.
"Whllo It lit essential that ntock
mini bo given aid for rnhiluK binf
entile, yet It In of oven greater Im
portance that wo hiivn oattlo for
breeding ntock In Central Oregon.
Tint bunk will ho clad to recolvo ap-
pllcalloiiN for nuch limiiH, bceuuso
tint Hooiior tho farmers Knt on their
feet In thin particular, tho bettor will
ho iho I'ondltlouN locally In thu ntock
market," Mr. Iludnon wild thU morn
Iuk.
STOLEN
FOUND Br GOY
HTAHH AND HTHIPKH, TAKICN
I'HOM MILL MONTH AGO, I.O
CATKD W1IKN fllll.D PUR8UKH
!AT UNDER SIDEWALK.
(From Thumdny'n Daily.)
Morn than a month aftor tim bl
flag at tho Urookn-Hcaulon offices
mynlorlotinly disappeared, It was
found lost iiIkIU by tho llttlo grand
non of F. F. Hubbard, of thin city.
Hollcd up and tucked carefully away
under a wooden walk near tho ity
jail, thu fliiK had suffered practically
no harm, and wan Identified by J. 1.
Koyca, Knnnral manager of tho
llrookn-Hcanlon plant, a undoubted
ly boloiiKlnK to tho mill office. It
wan flown to tho breeze again thin
morning,
The omblum wan found when Mr.
Hubbard's grandson, dinning a cat,
crawled under tho nldawalk In pur
nult of tho animal, Ho Rat tho flag
Inntead.
No clow an to tho Identity of the
Individual committing tho theft has
been gained.
CONTRACT SIGNED
FOR COMMENCEMENT
OF STRAIIORN ROAD
(From Saturday's Dally.)
(11 UnlU-1 IV to !) Ifcn.l llulMlo)
KLAMATH FALLS, Mny 12.
7onlriirtN fur Iho conntnic-
Hon of tho link of tho Htrnliorii
- rnllMiiy from Klnumtli Fulln U
Dairy hito hIkoimI tlili morn-
Iuk by Itobrrt K. Hlmhoro nml
Mo) or Crbilrr, of Klntnnlli
Falln.
- Thn nclunl work will lcirJn
- on Juno li, wiim n big Itnltroml
Day celebration will bo fitnKiil
lii-ri'. Mm. Htrnborti will turn
tho flmt nhorrl of dirt.
Mr. Ntrnborn left today for
i- Portlnnil mill Hpokano to com
pleto preparation)! for the work.
Ho will return tlio latUT part
of Iho month.
For lgn painting noo Gdwardt.'
Adv.
FAT CATTLE SUPPLY
NEARLY EXHAUSTED
Clean up nnd paint up. Hoo Ed'
wnrilN. Adv.
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Jrff. H. (' rmt. Vlrn l'r-l,1.it I. 11 MpVS.'nt.ltH A.. I Po.t.ln, HJEi
frjgZ K. A. HATIIKH, Vlc I'roi. II. A. HTOVKU.Annt. Caihler C
t) ibe rirsi nauonai dohk
jC OF BEND, BEND, OREGON
t nptinl fully paid f.mxj
NurphM IW.000
J&0 Pa-1vo1 Paov-fr Qtrr.fr-,
I he financial
Gibraltar of America
War or no war, tho Ilaukn of the Nation ant firmly en
trenched on tho hllln of proiporlty, with their vault
full of munitions to withstand whatever nttackn may coino
People may rant about our national unprupnrmltnui, but
do you know of any nation or people under tho nun bet
ter prepared FINANCIALLY?
Thu Flmt National Hank, of Ilend, In a momhor of tho
Federal Itonervo Hyntoui.
TTe FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BEND
Sis
Tttelto Car Shipment to Ixavn To-
niori-iMV, Olio of l.iiMt Kilem
ItroiiKlit Kniiu Cnllfornhi.
(From flaturday'n Dally.)
That tho nupply of fat cattlo In
Central OrcKon ban been practically
nil dispone! of. In the report ol
Freight and I'nMmiRer AK'Ht WIk
Klnn, of tho O.-W. It. & N., who will
leave tomorrow mornltiK with n 12
rar nhlpmont from Itodmond and
Terrobonne, for tho Portland mar
kets Tho beuvtxt which are being
taken out are virtually tho hint fin
Inhml nteem available In thin section,
ha nayn.
Feed em from Callfrontn and
Southern OroKou are hcKlnnlng to
co mo In to bo put In shape for tho
markets, five carloads being brought
Into Central Oregon yoatcrday. Chief
among other ntock nhlpmentn, wan
n three-rarload lot of draft animals
to bu used on the I'rliicvlllo railway.
OAHDKNINU liKAKfiKT IHHUED
(From Saturday's Dally.)
The Union 1'aclflc Hyntem ban Junt
published a leaflet on "Tho Small
f
For farm land loasn nee J. Hyan
& Co. Adv. I
flea J. Ryan St Co., for farm land '
loans. Adv. '
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askfbr ,
Cractew
Ssw Rakes
FIX IT!
It may be the carbureter.
It may be the self starter.
It may be a rim or a tire.
It may be the brakes.
It may be the steering wheel.
It may be the crank shaft.
It may be the gears.
It may bo the magneto.
It may be the storage battery.
ANYWAY
You should have you automobile thor
oughly overhauled before spring. "Winter
is hard on a car, and better have your ma
chine in perfect running order for those
spring trips you are planning.
OUR EXPERT .
Mechanics and our equipment enables us to
do this work for you reasonably and well.
BEND OARAGE
WALTER COOA1BS, Mgr.
When in Trouble, Phone Red 451.
And the Best
GROCERIES
nt
McGrath's Grocery
Bond StwoU
YOU CLEAN
UP THE HOUSE
WE'LTi OM2AN YOUR LINEN,
CLOTIIKS, SILK DllESSES, Etc.
TUT YOUR DUDS IN OUR SUDS"
lllJMINKHH AND I'ltOFKHHIONAL
VERNON A. FORBES
IiAWYKIl
First National Dank Dulldlng
Jlund :: :: Oregon
Hack Lot Garden," to encourage In
tensified gardening and Improve
moans of promoting tho preparedness
campaign. Copies mny bo obtained
from William McMurrny, general
passenger ngont, Portland.
II. II. DeARMOND
h A W Y K R
O'Kano IlulldliiB, Uend, Oregon
W. W. FAULKNEIt, D. M. D.
DRNTIHT
Suite C-8-10, O'Kano Ilulldlng
Bond, ... Oregon
D. J. C. VANDKVRRT
rhynlrlnn anil Horn con
I'hono Itod 271
Hour 9-12 a. m.; 1-G p. m.;
7-9 p. m.
O'Kano llulldlng.
W. O. MANNING, D. M. D.
Dentist.
Sulto 12-14, O'Kano Dutldlng
lllnrk 17H1 Itriul, OrcKon
GBORGE S. YOUNG
Civil anil Irrigation Engineer.
U. H. Mineral Surveyor.
Room 12, Flmt National Bank
DutldlDK
ARTHUR J. MOORE
Lnwyer
1'roboto, Lkns,l'onveyances,ctc.
General I'nuriko
Lojr Cabin Culldlnjr
Bend, Ore. I'hono Black 1411
J. K. KNGKI1RKTKON,
lLOIItlNG AND HKATINO
117 Minnesota Street.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
Jobbing Promptly Done.
0. P. NIBWONGEIl, Dend, Ore.
UNDERTAKER
Licenced Einbalmer, Fun end
Director.
Phono Rod 421. Lady A sat.
Shoe Repairing
Dono In n K1RST-CLABS man-
iter, while you wait.
Ii. Goodman, opposite Raker's
Grocery.
DR. R. D. 8TOWELL
Naprnpnthlc Physician
Over Logan Furnlturo Co.
Wall Street Hours 9 to S
Phone Red 482
O. 8. DENSON
A tt ornoy At Law
Douson nulldlns. Wall Street
Bend, Oregon.
II. O. E L L I a
Attorneyat'Itw
United States Commissioner
First National Bank Building
BEND, OREGON
TRY.OUK
Pasteurized Milk
Olhet like it. None Kttr Ul
lei, Salet have doubled in putt
30 tltyi.
CENTRAL OREGON
FARMERS'
CREAMERY
Phone Red I3t
CASTINGS
IN GRAY IRON AND BRASS
MUFFSCHMIDT-DUGAN IRON WORKS
DEND, OREGON
PHONE BLACK 741
Brooks- Scanlon Lumber
Company
Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
Building Material, Kiln
Dried Flooring and all kinds of Finish
SASH AND DOORS
COMPLETE STOCK ol Sundird Sua.
BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO.
Telephone Red 1431 of 701 City Sale Office Bend Conptsy B3iEg
LUMBER LATH SHINGLES LIME
PLASTER CEMENT
AH Finish Lumber Kiln Dried
Miller Lumber Co.
SELLING
SHEVLIN-H1XON LUMBER
OFFICE ON OREGON ST.
Shoes for Real Service
OUR SPECIALTY IS TO MAKE SHOES THAT
STAND THE TEST
NAP-A-TAN SHOE
Is especially mado for this kind of country. Nono are bet
ter made.
J. E. TILT SHOE
A haadsomo sorvlceablo dress shoo for men. Cannot be
beaten for tbo money. Olvo these shoes a trial.
A. HANSON LOGGER.
The A. Hanson Logger Shoes of Threo Lakes, Wis., are
hand-made and cne of tho very best of Ita kind. Special madc-to-order
work taken for this shoe.
UP-TO-DATE SHOE REPAIRING
BOND
STREET
R. H. LOVEN
BEND
OREGON
Central Oregon Garage
Redmond, Oregon
Fully Equipped Machine Shop. Representing the
Northwest Auto Co., distributors for
Dort, Reo, Cole 8 and Mormon Cars
F. G. CUTLIP
C. T. SHETTERLY
Phone for Demonstration
g ..ar.
TIMBER
REAL ESTATE FIRE INSURANCE INVESTMBNTS
C. V. SILVIS
BARGAINS IN IRRIGATED RANCHES
AND CITY PROPERTY
LOTS FOR SALE IN EVERY ADDITION IN BEND
PROPERTY HANDLED FOR NON-RESDJENTS.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
OFFICEOREGON STREET
Bend-Silver Lake
and way points
MAIL, FREIGHT, and
PASSENGER, SERVICE
Pioneer Auto Stage and Truck Co.
SUCCESSORS TO WENANDY LIVERY CO.
Bend Steam Laundry.
AND DRY CLEANING