rAflK fl
lKNI IIUMiICTIN, IIRNI), OltKGON, THUItHDAV, NOVKMM'.U I, JUI7
HEAD OF CO. I.
LOCATING HER
E
DO YOU MEAN TO
TELL ME THAT IS ,
THE OLD GEMUINE
GRAVELY TOBACCO!
YES, AND ITS
MELD ITS
REPUTATION FOR
85 YEARS
CHANGE ANNOUNCED
BY F. S. STANLEY.
Company May Favor District Now
Proposed, He Says Anxious to
KlnMi Work Tlint Ucturns
May lto ltrnlUctl.
JZL
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
That the Central Oregon Irrigation
Company will hereafter maintain an
office. In llenil became known this
nook when F. S. Stanley, president
of tho company, announced that he
would move his desk at once from
tho company's offices In Deschutes
and tako spaco with Harrison Lath
am at tho corner of Oregon and Wall
streets. For somo years past the
company's offices have been In Des
chutes, where they were moved from
Bend, and tho general offlco will still
be maintained there.
Information concerning the change
was given out by Mr, Stanley on his
return from Portland yesterday.
Itcfcrrlng to the proposal of the
company to Irrigate new lands In the
Vowcll Butte section and the settlers'
petition for the formation of an Irri
gation district which Is to como be
fore tho county court on Wednesday,
Mr. Stanley eald that the company
was not averse to a largo district
end might favor the district now pro
moted. Continuing, Mr. Stanley said:
"Wo havo not been taken Into tho
counsel of Mr, De Armond and as
sociates in the matter of forming the
district and as we would appear to
4)0 Interested both financially and
lor tho good of the country should
know something of the plans. The
law is very plain in some matters
rclatlvo to the district, but as we
have not gone into the matter as
deep as wo will as soon as our at
torneys get the time, we cannot say
at this time what action we will take
in tho formation of the district.
Sees Good In District.
"I will say this. That the com
pany would like to finish up the
ork and get through and get some
returns from its investment. The
agitation In tho formation of a dis
trict will no doubt result In some
good, and, as before stated, the com
pany may assist and favor the district
when tho details are fully explained.
I personally feel that Mr. De Armond ,
docs not understand the petition as'10"11,
Klllimlttoi! In tho I in,) linnr.l liv ,.! JUlla F.
Z
9
nr.. a iiH.-r-r -. i mj in i
fflr7wwfckiiiMiVV w- n. is I y S
' "7Sa5&BW ttwf A
'' imMg$BMmfc
ORAVELYVS
CELEBRATED
Chewing Plu
DCFORCTHE INVENTION
OFOUH PATENT AIW-PROOF POUCH
GRAVCLV PLUO TODACCO
MADE CfniCTLV FOR ITS CHEWING QUALITY
WOULD NOT KEEP FRCBH IN THIS SECTION.
NOWTHC PATENT POUCH KEEPS IT
FP.EGH AND CLEAN ANOOOOD
A LITTLE CHEWOFORAVELY IS ENOUOH
AND LAGTO LONOER THAN A OIO CHEW
OF ORDINARY PLUO.
&Xt.Dmit!!!ffiAtecvC Amr.K. "ffl.T
J3L
OELIEVE BILLY
POSTER. THAT
NEW POUCH IS
A PEACH
7
.V-i III,'' UJU. Jr,,Nvi n'vtr
1 IWW-V
yrXMSStfr,
UJ
'-5
r ?
n hi I
MANY HOUSES STILL
WITHOUT NUMBERS
Fully One-Tlilnl of ltrslrirnti Within
Mall Deliver' District Fall
to llcot Order.
(From Tuesday's Daily.)
He ml residents who have failed to
number their houses aro now the sole
ones responsible for the delay In so
curing a free mall delivery, according
to Postmaster Henry 1). Ford. Fully
one-third of tho dwellings within tho
district which would bo served by
carriers are still unprovided with
numbers, ho says, and n favorable
Inspector's report cannot be expected
until this is done, he says.
Notice was given approximately
two months ago by City Engineer
Robert D. Gould, after the completion
of walks throughout the district af
fected, but only a few houses have
been numbered since that time.
SUIT IS SKTTLKD.
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
The suit brought against D. H.
Sphler by E. P. Drosterhous for col
lection on the contract for the con
struction of the Sphler building was
settled this morning. The contractor
was paid all expenses.
COUNTY KF.COHDS.
(Furnished by Central Oregon Ab
stract Company.)
State of Oregon to Anna Wells,
Tumalo contract, NEW NEU 17-1G-13.
State of Oregon to Aaron Johnson,
Tumalo contract. NEU NEU 33-
people of tho Powell Butto section
or ho would not have been quoted as.
stated In the Weekly Dulletln of Oc
tober 25.
"Mr. Do Armond objects and says
it Is our move, which i' is not. as tho
owners of dry lands In the section
came to us and asked us to submit
Davidson to V. F. Ltvosay,
warranty deed. E 4 SW 4 and SW 4
SW4, Section 4, and NWV NW4
Section 0-18-10, and W4 NEVi and
lots 1 and 2, Sec, 8-1C-10.
U. S. of America to Charles It. Win
ters, patent, Bb Sec. 3-20-19.
E. IJ. Knox, sheriff, to Edward F.
Dean, tax deed, S lot 11, block C,
Bome plan, which we did, and If any j J-al'llaw.
better plan can be suggested to water
that rich section, we would llko to be
advised. The people were certainly
unanimous In asking the Land Hoard
to look Into the matter.
I'mllctN General Itencfit.
"As to tho extension of the North
Canal, in which he Infors that there
would not be water available. That
asking the Desert Land Hoard to look
point is brought out in the petition
into tho matter, and certainly the
money could not be raised and the
Mary E. Nichols to Edward F.
Doan, warranty deed, lieglu at NE
corner of NEU SEU 20-16-12, run
thonce S. 20 Ch.. then W. 8 Ch.. then
N. 10 Ch. then W. i Ch. and then E.
12 Ch. to point of beginning. Strip
of laud 30 feet wide and extending
along entire S. lino of abovo described
land is reserved to H. F. Nichols.
Arthur J. Williamson to D. Hast
ings, warranty doed, lots 17 and 18,
block IG, Park addition to Iienil.
Mrs. Edna Theresa Roberts to J.
project completed If the water is not x Hunter, W. H. Staats. warranty
available. Tho wator In tho river : dem1' NE'i 32-15-10.
Nils M. Nllsln to Anna J. Debanck,
warranty deed, lot 9, block 17, Wlea-torla.
complain of the building of the North ' James Skirvlng to John A. Me
Canal, for it will add many thousand Gn'Kl. warranty deed, NWU NV
acres to tho tannine section H.Hiirent , J--H-U.
should be used where It will bo put
to tho most beneficial use,, and cer
tainly uenu and vicinity could not,
to Bend. Redmond could not com
plain for It will put under irrigation
tho barren waste between tho river
bed and Redmond, and the Powell
Butto section could not complain as
it would mako that a close compact
section, "
CATTLE SHIPMENT TO
BE MADE FROM HERE
(From Tuesday's Daily.)
Fifteen carB of cattlo vlll bo ohlp
ped out of Bend Sunday for tho Port
land and eastern markets, over tho
O.-W. R. & N. lines.
See J. Ryan & Co.,
loans, Adv.
for farm land
An Eloctrle Grill Toastn, Hulls, Frict,;
Ouly $7.80. The 1'mm- Co.
Nettie M. Abbott to James L. Lon
non, warranty deed, lot !, block 38,
town of Redmond.
James E. Dunbar, Nettle M. Ab
bott to James L. Lennon, Q. C. deed,
lots C and C, block 38, town of Red
mond. O. F. Barkley to A. Archibald, Q.
C. deed, lots 12, block 142, Terre
bonne. G. F. Barkley to A. Archibald,
,Q. C. deed, lots 1C and 1G, block
142, town of Hlllman, now Torre
bonne. Tho Bond Construction Co. to Tin
Shevlln-Hlxon Co., warranty deed, lot
7, block 10, 8taata addition to Bend,
Cal Hlleman to E. F. Worthlngton,
Virginia E. Worthliigton, warranty
doetl, SI& SWU.8EU SEU 8-lC-ll.
James A. Wilson to C. J, Loverett,
F. F. FUch, warranty deed, lot 2,
block 21, Kenwood.
The Bend 'Construction Co. to The
Shovlln-Hlxou Co., warranty deed,
lot 7, block 9, lot C, block 10, lot 1,
block 11, lot C block 13, Staat ad
dition to Bend.
Algot Skoglund to Ilaldor C. Sel
vlg, warranty doed, lot 3, block 109,
First addition to Bend Park.
W. H. Shelley to W. H. Kiscr, war-
ranty doed, EH W4 and WJi
KM, 20-21-20.
Deschutes Whlto Plnot.umbor Co.
to G. J. Tonics, warranty deed, lots
1 and 2, block fi; lots 1 and 2, block
11, Prluglo Falls.
State of Oregon to C. C. Morgan,
Tumalo Laud contract, lot 2, section
C-1G-13.
State of Oregon to Edward Mc
Gulre, Tumalo Laud contract, NEU
NEU, 10-1 6-11.
State of Oregon to D. E. Roberts,
Tumalo Land contract, NW; 8WU
22-10-11.
State of Oregon to E. L. Kcnagy,
Tumalo Land contract, SWU NWU
22-1G-11.
Jacob Struss to W. T. Nelson, war
ranty deed, Ki NEU. 20-1 C-l 3.
Receiver U. S. Laud Office to J.
I), lllght, final Rec't. NKU SWU,
N& SEU, SWU SEU, 28-1 1-12.
State of Oregon to John Moll!,
Q. C. deed, Stf NWU 24-17-12.
Anno M. Forbes, Vernon Forbes
to J. Ryan, warranty deed, Vi lot
3, block G, Kenwood Gardens.
J. Ryan, Mary K. Ryan to Jusiu
Gllmorc, warranty deed, EVS V(4
lots 1 and 2, and W ',i lot 3, block G
Kenwood Garduns.
Dwight M. Davis to James Ryan,
warranty deed, lot 2, block 3, Ter
minal addition,
Jesslo E. Morris, Chester A. Mor
rls to R. C. Nutt, Q, C. deed, loM
21, 22. 26. 27, 28, 29. block 29, lot
30, block 134. Town of Hlllman.
0. A, Dimrdorff to Jcmi Cmvoiih,
warranty domt, lotH '.Mi, I'll, 27. 2N,
29, 30, at, 32, In bloul; 7t), town uf
Tnri'cliniiuo, foruiurly known ns 1 1 III
mini. Rachel MrOiffory to Frank W.
McCuffory, John W. Dounlii, warran
ty deed, undivided ono-thlnl SWU
4-in-lO.
Frank W. McCaCfery, John W.
Dennis to KimiiI( Kumwnlt, Lorn .(Tin
wait, warranty deml, lots 7, 8, 9, 10,
block r., original town of Sinters.
Frank W. MrCaffwry, John W.
DoiiuIh to E. A. Graham, warranty
deed, lots 8 and 9, original (owiihIIo
of Sinters.
F. M, u in wait to E. A, Graham,
warranty ilcml, lots d dud U, block 2,
original IowiinUo of HtntttiH.
Denchulim Whlto I'lnti Lumber Co,
to Anna Vngul, warranty deed, lot
10, block in, and lot 10, block 14,
Prluglo Full.
Tho llonil Co. lo M. M. Miller, war
ranty iIiiriI, lot 4, block 2, Lurch ad
dition, Bond.
Northern Paclflii Hy. Co. to (JurtlM
L. Erwln, Q.C. iluuil, MU HWU.
20-17-I2.
U. H. of Aiiierlra to Elluti AlinotHf,
imti.nt, HliU NIOU 18 HWU NWU
17-ll-i:i.
Dwlght M. Davis to I. HtiriiM, war
ranty deed, block 1, and lot 9, block
3, Tormina! addition,
Ella M, Van Dernal lo Charles F,
Parknr, lot 8, block 118, lllllnuut.
Flori'iico N, Ktilliir, John A. KhU
Inr to F. M. Ilnldol, U, S. Ilnldel, war
ranty di-ed, NWU HU'.i, 27-1 7-1 2.
II. C. Doty, L. V. Duly to II. T.
Ilrmly, warranty dm'd, HWU NUVi
:n-ir,-i:i.
If. H. of Auinrlra to Aliiiur J. Ful
ler, patent, HWU NWU, SVi SWU
and NEU Ht:'.i . & 14-12.
J. H) mi K. Co, to Gladys llooUy,
warranty dimd, lot il, block II, Ter
minal iiildltlon.
The Knife and The Apple
At Thankful vinifapproachei moit of in are tKinkini of the
tKin(i we ar thankful for, and the man or woman mont
fortunate will be the one who hai an anortment of Ap
ples from the car load that we received thi week. There
are teveral varfetica for you to I elect from, hut aiide
from the joy of having good applei. you will want one
of our Keen Kutter Knivei. Theie knivet, ai you
know can he depended on to givefyou the icrvice that
you will he thankful for, hence this little enay on
"The Knife andiThelApple"
Saturday is a Special
SPITZENBURG DAY
Every day is
KEEN KUTTER DA Y
F. DEMENT & CO.
The 'Preferred Stock Store
GHOCKHIKS
IIAKDWAHK
WoihmdMitprahe
jrngj
uiniwwnffmii
99
HUDSON II O HjriUonCo.SinFunclic.
"Manyowncnofl IiidonSupr-iixcjnue
heroic ne.Wc hear nothing but prauc for it."
FORD Fihr-Arttrbgry Silo Co , Lo Anjelft
J'we recommend Zerolene for the tubncalioa
'of Ford can."
MAXWELL J C Phelin, Frtino
"Zerolene u Kivinc ui tlio bt of utufac
tion." HUPMODILE Mnlr Auto Co., Ponlina
"we are convincrd tint Zerolene l giving
uniformly tatufactory reiultf ."
EROLENE
The Standard Oil for Motor Cars-
Endorsed by Leading Car Distributors
became the recordi of their ervlce depart
menu how that Zrolcne, correctly refined
from California aiphalt-baie crude, givca
perfect lubrication lets wear, more pov,er,
leatt carbon deposit.
'Dealers everywhere and at our
lerviceittitioni
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CtUferoli)
For tractors,
Zerolene Heary-'Duty
is especially reeotnmttuleJ
yy n"'w'v
. . iiir
rii) I II III I illl
You Can Buy Cheaper
Than You Can Bake
ii2
?v. 5i
Vr
.
'lllkkr II
Ah.iA'l
'i7ffl-rrvu
C. V.'va-f ,i
p.- f if.
2LW,
Why not be safe and save your money your
time, and at the same time have the bcstV
There is no "Had -Luck" or possible failure
when you buy your bread and pastries here.
You really will save money.
RI2M!2AlM:KVc Scnc I.K1IIT LUNCIII2S
Our Hot Dinner Sandwiches Are Yery Popular
THE AMERICAN BAKERY
PHONE BLACK 411
No Want too Big-No Want too Small
.
That Bauer's Grocery can V fill for you
Anil ilrllvrr promptly ntnt In tlir licit conilllloii. Our
Krorcrlift, tmxlurr, fruit nre iiIhiijn frli. Our fmiillnrr
rt'frlcortitori'iMintcr kiH'po our ihilry poilurtit rool unit
frcitli. Ilrnt prlrrx In ruiiuril kimmU of tho lirnt liramU,
BAKER'S GROCERY
Wall Street. Near Ohio Phone Red 1G1
Manzanita
B
and
Aubrey
Heights
Loh S50, $60, $65, 10 tier cent cmh
$2.50 Monthly
LOTS $7 5 to $150.00
Ajcnt for
PACIFIC IUMM).
Aii... IN(S .V LOAN
ddltlOn ASSOCIATION
J. A. EASTES
Real Estate Insurance
I
M O N K V T O LOAN
WHMHHIMHi
j
THE PORTLAND HOTEL
PORTLAND, OHECJON
Tho Hose City's world-famed hotel, occu
pying mi entire block. All Outside
rooms. Superior dining and grill ser
vice. An atmosphere of refinement,
j , with u service of courtsey. -----
European Plan; l.50 and Up
RICHARD W. GUILDS, Manager
Firro
HUFFSCHMiDT-DUGAN IRON WORKS
Manufacturers of Iron, Bronic and Semi-Steel Coitinia for
Power Tramniision Maehinary; AVood Pipe Fitting, Grate
Bar, Agricultural, Mining and Saw Mill Machinery, Ornament
al and Structural Iron, WE ARE PREPARED TO RUSH
YOUR ORDERS ON REPLACEMENTS FOR BROK
EN CASTINGS ON ALL KINDS OF FARM MA
CHINERY BEND. OREGON.
1
$
o
a
l
rt-nv ,