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WKND nULT.RTlN, ItKMT, OIWGON, 'ritUltHDAY, NOVKMIIKK 8, 1017
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BIN
TO
BE
BROADENED
ENTHUSIASM IS SHOWN
AT MEETING.
Doichutcs Valley Potato Growers
Hear f Sovcramcnt Kpcrt On Mar
kets rtt GrnnRp llnll Would
Crcntc Standard.
I HAVENT SEEN GENUINE
GRAVELY TOBACCO
AROUND HERE IN YEARS
s;
NO ALU WE
COULD GET
WAS ORDINARY
PLUG
(From Friday's Dally.)
Enthusiastic over tho plan pro
posed by F. L. Uallard, representing
tho U. 3. Uuroau of Markets, for the
enlanslnB ot tho Deschutes Valley
Potato Growers association, farmers
who met last night at the Granso hall
voted unanimously In favor ot Join
ins such an organization. A final
meeting ot all ranchers Intercstetl
will bo held Saturday night, Novem
ber 10, at Redmond, to complete
necessary details In forming the new
association.
According to tho plans now out
lined ranchers belonging to tho orga
nization will maintain a number of
grading stations through tho terri
tory over which tho association ex
tends, one of these stations to be lo
cated in Bend. Tho crops of indi
vidual growers will bo marketed
through tho association, the adoption
of a standard system of grading with
association marketing, insuring a
standard price for standard quality
and size. Offers for Deschutes Val
ley potatoes graded and handled un
der this system are now being made
at 28 cents above the market.
Uniformity Desirable.
Gus E. Stadig and L. A. Hunt, both
directors in tho association as It now
stands, wore present at last night's
jncetlng, giving addresses explain- j
ing tho purpose and tho workings ot
organization. E. L. Payne and Louis
Bennett, both of this city, spoke of
the 'benefits of a marketing organiza
tion from the standpoint of the gro
cer. It was pointed out that the
guarantee of a uniform grade and
quality gives to the retailer a com
modity more generally acceptable be
causo It makes possible the satisfy
ing of definite demands made by In
dividual customers.
Committee Appointed.
County Agriculturist R. A. Ward
spoke on the subject, and Mr. Ballard
told how the potato growers of Wash
ington aro beginning to organize to
be able to satisfy the demands of the
California market. He advised that
the farmers of Central Oregon take!
this step ahead ot tho northern!
ranchers.
As a result of the meeting, a com
mittee composed of M. G. Coe, P. C.
Burt and E. E. Butler "was appointed
to solicit members during the week,
preparatory to the organization meet
ing at Redmond.
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GRAVELYV3
CELEBRATED
Chewing Plu
DEFORCTHC INVENTION
OF OUR PATENT AIR-PROOF POUCH
GRAVELY PLUG TODACCO
- MAOK STRICTLY FOR ITS CHKWINQ QUALITY
WOULD NOT KEEP FRESH IN THIS SECTION.
NOW THE PATENT POUCH KEEPS IT
FRESH AND CLEAN AND GOOD.
. A LITTLE CHEWOFORAVELY IS CNOUOH
AND LASTS LONOER THAN A DIO CHttW
I OF ORDINARY PUUO.
J?J3.9raif:lifiAicccClkwrXA. MW"
REAL CHEWING PLUG -
BILLY POSTER'S DILL
BOARDS TELL YOU
AOOUT IT j-
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, . mw y. f fj.mr v- mim
dity night nppourliiK nt Bunility
neliuol yentardny inoriiliiK, Tlioy
wio Kinit luiino ngitlu mid tliu liuiino
plitcod unilor itmtriiiittiiu,
HEN I) PEOPLE WILL
TESTIFY AT KLAMATH
progressing rapidly. Tho boiler room
was excavated soveral weeks ago and
brick walls aro now being built on
the sides of tho lot. Tho brick work
Is In chargo ot C. C. Mc.N'celoy. It
is expected to erect a two story build
ing on the lot.
PARTY FROM SALEM
AT RANCH NEAR CITY
(From Monday's Dally.)
Secretnry of State Ben V. Olcott,
J. R. Linn, Russell Catlln and L.
Balmcr arrived In Bend this morning
from Salem and spent tho day at tho
Pilot Butto ranch, in which they are
interested. Tho party will return on
tonight's train.
FOOD PLEDGES FEVER CLOSES
BY 1000
COUNTRY DISTRICTS'
SHOWING BEST.
REED VOLUNTEERS
FOR ENGINEER CORPS
(From Thursday's Dully.)
Mrs. Charles E. Reed has received
word from her husband that he has
been accepted for the engineer regi
ment and will leave at once for Wash'
lngton, D. C, whero ho will bo n
signed to a company and complete
his training. Mr. Reed was exam
ined at Vancouver, 'Washington, and
will sorvo as a construction engineer.
WATER'S ODD TASTE
PURITY GUARANTEE
! 3?0,lx
4
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(From Tuesday's Dally.) I
Havo you noticed the funny taste;
In the water lately?
It's been there, very evident to ,
some people whose sense ot taste is
acute, and less so to others. Some1
have not noticed it at all, or only at;
certain times. But this will be the
last day on which you will find the
tasto present, according to Manager
Foley, ot tho Bend Water, Light &
Powor Co.
The taBto has been caused by the
storillzatlon equipment used at tho
town plant of the company to purify
water taken from tho intake there.
Ordinarily, Mr. Foley has pointed out,
tho city water comes from several
miles up river, being taken out in the
Central Oregon flume and then piped
to tho city reservoirs and mains. For
the past 10 days, however, because of
repairs to tho hoadgate It has been
impossible to obtain the water there
an,d the supply has been pumped from
tuA river at the plant.
At the plant the water has come
through the logging pond and has
been subject to contamination so that
as a purifying measure a small quant
ity ot chlorine gas Is mixed with it
an it goes into the mains. That Is
what has mado tho taste. Tomorrow
the flume will be In shapo again to
deliver water and the chlorine will
be cut out. It does not harm any
thing but germs, but it does tasto.
Water is pumpe.dfrom tho river at
the. plain only as an emergency meas
ure and tho chlorine attachment is
used there to assuroWater free from
germs.
WAREHOUSE RISES.
M
(From Tuesday's Dally,)
Wprk on tho F. Dement& Co.
warehouse, a brick building in tho
rear ot the present grocery store, is
'Oh, dear!
John's bringing home
a friend,
A fellow very 'fussy,'
And I must use
Our Toaster-gift,
To keep from get
ting 'mussy'!
I wish wc had another
light!
I don't know what to
do"-
1
ul'm)'ours Tor
Double Duty"
ONE
DOLLAR
BENJAMIN
y
Screw into pres
ent socket. No
extra wiring required
Provides Two Elec
tric Connections
from One Socket
City Folk l.o.i Ready to .fit lit Conser
vation l'rcrs RMirt Mmlo Ily
Food Administrator II. C.
llartrnnft Indicate.
(From Monday's Dally.)
Nlncty-fivo per cent of tho house
wives In tho outlying districts of the
county have signed tho food con
servation pledge, so fur uh can be
ascertained from early reports on
tho work of Conservation Week,
which ended yesterday. Rev. II. C.
Hnrtranft, food administrator tor
Deschutes county, this morning com
piled a roport from ths cards ho bus
received. There aro now 1000
pledges on hand and mora coming In.
Bend itself has fallen down In
comparison with tho averagn main
tained in tho country districts and
tho incomplete returns bIiow a much
lower percentage of signers.
Among the cards received this
morning were six names of people
who refused to Join in the movement.
There wcro also other cards stating
reasons, but no names were given.
Confusion In tho country school
districts and delayed malls arc ham
poring tho work or completing sta
tistics on tho subject. Although some
cards havo been received from every
district, most of thoso from Lower
Bridge, Gist, tho High Desert and
other distant parts of tho county aro
still to come. Rov. Hnrtranft has
boon materially assisted by County
School Duporlntendent J. Alton
Thompson and the school children,
who havo worked hard distributing
tho cards. A committee of 3C had
chargo of tho general canvassing.
SI1IULS
Detect It Morcy HiilipoonitN IVraoiis
Wanted In Cnso AuiilnM A, L,
ItniKK and J. I Sweeney,
(From Thiimdoy'ii Dally.)
.1. F. Muruy, a Khuniith Fulls ilntec
live, wus hero yesterday HubpuuiialiiK
tvltuosHen who will appear bnforo the
grand Jury nud testify against A. I..
Bragg and J. F. Hweeney, tho former
of whom wan arrested charged with
committing a tdntutory crliiiu. Ac
cording to Morey, both niuii left
Kltuunth Fulls on October 12 In a
Jitney run by Bragg mid eiunu to
Bend, A 10 year old trl who iie
coinimulfd Ilium in Involved In lliiv
niMo. When traced lo till (illy, both
moil left on October '20 itml were onp
t ii red on October 2H mid placed In
Jail nt Klmuath Fulls. Tim gill wiimi
round nt ii logging niuip In thrf vi
cinity. Hwminny was employed In on nf
tho Bond iiiIIIk ii week mid attracted
attention by falliim to pay his bnaril
bill. Mrs. I1. A, Krleksoit, or Heinle
Mrs, Jack Narkor, of OroHfoiif, and
othoiH with whom he. had duallngw
will appear against hint.
Utile Omy and Old Onex,
.lames Wdwnrdv, ?08 Harriett HI..
Montgomery, Ala., writes: "My
whole family Is uhIiik Foley's Honey
unit Tnr Compound now the lltlliv
ones and tho old ones, It has cured
our coughs and broken our colds.'"
Foley's Honey and Tar eleurs mopped
air pitHiageii, heals raw Inflamed
moiuliniueH, removes phliiKiu ami.
FIFTEEN CASES ARE
REPORTED.
Scarlet Inn Itrarhen Kpldemln Ntngo
Vacation In tirade May Ex
tend to Tui Weeks Although
lllgli .School Still Open.
(From Monday's Dally.)
On the roport thnt there aro now
15 cases ot scarlet fever among the
children ot Bend, nu ordor was Issued
vexterdnv inorului: bv the board or
school directors at u special ni'ietlng
that the grade schools be closed for
a week's tlmo to prevent tho further
spread of the disease. Tho cpldonlc
stage has undoubtedly been nrached,
was the report received by thj board
and It was stated In addition that
Children who had been confined to
their homos bccauio ot tho disease
had returned to school at inch an
early data as to render couiaglon
probable.
Unless cases of fever aro reported
at tho high school that branch of
tho city educational system will con
tinue In operation, and If no further
developments in tho epidemic among
tho smaller children aro noted, tho
grades will liu reopened next Monday.
It Is feared, however, that tho en
forced vacation may havo to bo con
tinued through another week.
Tho danger was first officially rec
ognized Saturday when n notice
I signed by Chief of Police Nixon and
a. E. Edwards, chairman of the
health committee ot the city council,
was Issued, giving warning that the
breaking of nuurantlno would be fol
lowed by, prosecution In the courts.
Some trouble In making people
realize tho danger arising from the
epidemic is reported, In one Instance
children snt home from school Frl-
You Can Buy Cheaper
Than You Can Bake
Power Co.
i ' mjf
'Asphalt-Base
Oil Ideal
Lubricant"
FORD E. 1. Vcitch, OiklinJ
"California upiutlt-base oil forms an Ideal lubricant
for a Ford car."
STUDEBAKGR SludtUktr GirJ, Stcxkton
"having uted Zcrolene for over six yean, feel jutll-
fled in recommending it to users of Sludcbakercars."
DODGE McArthur fire., W.irnli
"have tucd ZtroUne exclusively in all our Dodge
Brothers cars."
OAKLAND Oiklind Auto Sales Company, Portland .
"Zerolene has proved satisfactory lubricant in our
Oakland cars."
ZEROLENE
Tlie Standard Oil for Motor Cars
Endorsed by Leading Car Distributors
because tiie records of their service departments show
that Zerolene, correctly refined from California (uplult
baM crude, gives perfect lubrication IeM wear, more
power, least carbon deposit.
Dcilcri evrrywlirre and at our
Kfvicc miioni.
STANDARD OIL
COMPANY
(Callomit)
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' .1 .i mAmmmtmmmm
A r : 3
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Why not be sufe rind save your money your
time, and at the same time have the best?
There is no "Had Luck" or possible failure
when you buy your bread and pastries here.
You rcully will save money.
RIiAU:.MllEK.Ve Scnc LIMIT LUNCHES
Our Hot Dinner Sandwiches Are Very Popular
THE AMERICAN BAKERY
PHONE BLACK 411
NoJVani Hop Big--No Want too Small
Thai Bauer's Grocery can I fill for you
And dclhcr promptly and In the Ix-at condition. Our
Kroccrlr, produce, fruit ore nbrutN frmh, Our sanitary
rrfritfrrnlor counlrr keep our dairy poducta cool and
fresh. Ilcst prices In canned K'M'd of tho heat brands.
BAKER'S GROCERY
Wall Street. Near OHJo
Phone Red 1G1
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Manzanita u" ssa ZJZ ""'
and lots $75 to $150.00
Aubrey
Heights
Aonl for
PACIFIC Ill'IM).
A1 1 . . . IN(J V LOAN
d d 1 1 1 O 11 ASSOCIATION
J. A. EASTES
Real EiMtlmurance
I
M ON K V TO L O A -N
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THE PORTLAND HOTEL
PORTLAND, OREGON '
The Rose City's world-famed hotel, oeeu
pying an entire block. All Outside
rooms. Superior dining and grill ser
vice. An atmosphere of refinement,
with a service of courtsey. -
European Plan; $l.JO and Up
" RICHARD W. CIIILDS, Manager
,
HUFFSCHMIDT-DUGAN IRON WORKS
Manufacturers of Iron, Bronze and Scnti-Stecl Castintft for
Power Transmission Machinery; Wood Pipe Fitting, Grato
Bars. Agricultural, Mining and Saw Mill Machinery, Ornament
al and Structural Iron. WE ARE PREPARED TO RUSH
YOUR ORDERS ON REPLACEMENTS POR BROK
EN CASTINGS ON ALL KINDS OF FARM MA
CHINERY. BEND, OREGON.
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