I
REND BULLETIN, WKXn, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY I), HMO
Mtefafed
-
ir
'
exiS2&ass
ji"i-r?iros,',.-.i
c
i y5&4AP41j5Wvvw
f?T Ji
c
l
Lfeei. . I '
8
tiHHr!Sra k
...... ,
8k
rv ? '
l
,'
1 . A ... . . . . , 1
MMlaUBIUTE"CIAMCkUiiclQ Tonus Cabin;
' JlQaiaimmtQHcttw
AT TIIK LIBERTY SU NDAY AND MONDAY.
CITY MILLAGE IWILL NOT VOTE
IS INCREASED; ON BOND ISSUE
SCHOOL LEVY CAUSES
ADVANCE.
C. 0. I. DISTRICT SALE
IS HELD UP.
Rend "Will ray $70,502.15 on Vnlun- Failure of Company to l'rmiilc Prop-,
Uon of $1,0124241 This Year,
Shown by Figures of
County Assessor.
An advanco of ono mill in the levy
for tho city of Dend for this year
was announced this morning by
County Assessor W. T. Mullarkoy,
following tho computntlon.of taxes
for tho school district, tho city and
tho stato and county. This is in
spito ot an increased valuation in
city property of approximately $100,
000, and is accounted for by a gain
in the school lax of G.G mills, as tho
city and tho state and county lories
show a marked decrease.
Tho city tax for this year is sot
ut 26,848.87, to bo raised on a mlll
nge of 28.5, tho stato and county lory
will bo $20,346.04, with a 20.1 mill
age, while that part of School Dis
trict No. 1 lying within tho city will
contribute $30,3G7.23, representing
30 mills. Tho total Is 78. G mills as
against 77 G of tho year before. I
Tho total mlllago In tho city last
year embraced 24.3 for tho school
district, 21.C for stato and county
and 30.8 for tho city propor. This
was on a valuation of $S96,G6G, I
making a lovy ot $69,580.47 as
against $79,562.15 for tho present'
year. Of this, public utilities in
Bend will pay on a valuation ot
$102,636. i
Tho cntiro tax to bo collected for
District No. 1 amounts to $70,162.98,
inoro than twice Bend's sharo ot this
Item ot expense. This is accounted
for largely by tho fact that the mills,
while included in the district, are
not In tho city.
crty Schedule Is Koilsou flit en
One Director to Do
Elected Jan. 1 1.
(XUa B.Xopsonj, raoj.-O
Tho bond Issue- to carry out tho
provisions ot tho contract mado with
tho Central Orogon Irrigation com
pany by directors of tho C. O. I. dis
trict will not bo voted on at tho elec
tion to be held on January II, ac
cording to a statement mado by H. II.
Do Armond, attorney for tho district,
this morning. Tho reason for this
action, Mr. Do Armond stated, wnc
t.n nll.A f in ntmrnnv in riff -
W.U 1HIIUIH Wt W.U bUlUWli; ... I'
vide tho schedules ot property tot. bo
attached to tho contract showing In,
detail what tho district would bo
buying in caso tho bond lssuo was
approved.
"Wo aro not going to vote these
bonds," Mr. Do Armond stated,
"without knowing what the company
Intends to glvo us In dotal!."
Although tho bond Issue will not
bo voted on, tho olectlon will bo held
for tho purposo of electing a director
to servo for thrco years, tho term of
J. G. McGuffle, who was elected last
year, now having expired. Two can
didates seek tho position, Mr. Mc
Gufflo offering himself for re-election
and being opposed by J. J. Elllngor.
War Restri&ions Are Off ! ? Greatest
Undoing of High Prices Bend Has
Seen During The Past Four Years!!
We are not going to look out for anyone else--our bills must be. paid and we
don't intend to wait for others to pay them for us. We are greatly
OVERLOADED!
There is only one thing to do under such circumstances, and with mercy for
no one we are going to do it.
CRUSHING OUT THE WAR PROFITS !
Recognizing the fact Unit tifter-the-ynr readjustment of business of all kinds will see many changes from pres
ent methods, this store proposes to put its house in order NOW. It's easier to meet lhe.se new conditions with
the CASH IN HAND than with high-cost merchandise on the .shelves. The war has taxed your purse to the
the limit on everything you buy. It has, no doubt, been the excuse for unusual profits in many transact ions.
"ON ACCOUNT OFTIIE WAR" has been dinned into your curs 'till you're dizzy. Here's a relief a HEAL
relief.
Don't Hesitate Act Quick- Come Early in the Day While
the Stocks Are at Their Best See Our Windows.
PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES
You've been urged pretty steadily to save for war purposes; now we're going
to suggest you save for peace. We're going to do better than suggest; we re
going to show you how to do it and provide the means to do it.
Florsheim
Shoes
Stetson
Hats
M. P. C ASHMAN
BEND'S CLOTHIER
The Home
of Hart
Schai!ncr&
Marx
Clothes
I four chairs at your service at the
Metropolitan. No watting Adr
STRAYED
Five mllos wast of Laplne on the
8th of October, two mares, one bay,
11 years old, weighing nbout 13C0,
branded II on Ion stifle; and one
black mare, 9 yoars old, weighing
about 1150, branded V under I.
Doth had roached manes; alo kind
and gentle. Any Information as to
their wheruaboutB will be thankfully
received. BILL JOHNSON,
42-tfc Powol! Iluttoa, Oro.
irfggS
zssffimtm Wfi&
BSBHHEB' SXte
ttl3
fflk
will tomorrow.
l-s
J fit
' "-
u
I I.
ru
r
h
1
RE you a victim of in
ertia? One of those who
say "I intend to." or "I
1 Tomorrow
never comes. It's what you
do today that counts. The
man who saves today is the
one who will reap the bene
fit later. Start a Savings
account today.
The First National Bank
OP BEND
barbers, and A. H. Edwards, for tho
Painters' union, nro In Portland this
week.
WINTERING STOCK.
p a iihvhi-h f Son. Tiiiniilo. Ore
gon, aro propnred to winter Btook at
their place six mllos west of Tumalo.
Amn o running water on piuco.
Adv.4Gtfc
WORTH $.10.00 A BOTTLE.
Win. Barnes, San Antonio, Toxas,
writes: "Foley'B Honoy and Tar has
boon worth $G0.00 a bottle lo me. . I
had 'the flu followed by pneumonia,
which loft mo weak, with a porslstont
cough. Tho cough hung on. Some
ono advised Koieys nonoy unu lar.
I havo completely recovered and do
not cough at all." Sold everywhere.
Adr.
Brand Directory
FRANK FKKCIVAIJj
MlRlcun, Oregon.
adv.89p
A
Right side; right ear crop-
ped; wattle right bind leg.
1. h. TONE, Bisters, Ore.
adv.lOOo
l' IfcU
I WpaWiiiBir JSSIiH!8Bffi
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Claulfled advertUmir charge per luue 20
cent for 20 word, or lei. Ono cent per
word for all over 20. All c!lfltl advertltlng
trlctly eaih In advance..
FOR SALIC 20 tons good oat buy,
$10.00 per ton. At farm next to
Plalnvlow schoolhouso, Gist.
70-4Gc
FOB SALE 1910 Ford, In good con-!
dltlon, with trailer. Will sell for
cash or luko two good milch cows
as part payment. Geo. H. ItobertH,
Lower llrldgo, Ore. fl3-l6-fic
FOR SALE 3000 IIih. white beans,
home grown, 8 lbs. for $1 00. De
livered parcels poHt, cash with
ordur. Ono, lunker, Terrebonno,
Ore. CL'-IC-Gp
SHEEP FOB SALE h00 line wool
owos, bred to Lincoln bucks, to
lamb In March. Will sell any niim
bo r to suit. Arrangements can be
mudo for raivgo and feed. Address
W. M. Wilson, Powell Butte, Oro.
UO-Hc
FOB SALE 1C0 ncreH at Powell
Butte with GO acres In cultivation:
place well fenced; five-room house,
barn, chicken and hog houses.
Prlco $20 poracro. Inquire ot L.
J. Sooborger, seven mlloaoast ot
Bend on Bear Crook road. 43-44p
FOB SALE On account of falling
health I must noil my dairy herd
of hlgh-grado Ilolntolns. All young
stuff, no hotter herd In South
Central Oregon. Average price
about $7C per head, Call or ad
dress II, A. Chapman, Fremont,
Oro. 43-Gc
house or what havo you? Box S3,
Tillamook, Oro. 43-7p
WANTED.
FOR SALE.
FOB SALE 160 acres, nil Irrigated,
under Arnold ditch systom; 135
acres cultivated, 30 In alfalfa,
clover and timothy; lovol; deep
soil, freo of rocks; 7-roora houso,
barn, 2 cisterns. Boason, for sale
am widow. Prlco reasonable. 16
cows and young stock. Mrs. Mary
Knotts, G miles from Bend, Oro.
80-46-Gp
FOB SALE ICO-acro ranch, all
fonced; Ideal for sheop ranch; 46
acres under cultivation; water
right fully paid; undor Swalloy
ditch; ono of tho finest ranches In
Orogon Will sacrlflco on account
of sickness. Ownor leaving stuto.
Inquire at Bulletin ofllco. 4Gc
TO TRADE OR EXCHANGE
TO TRADE For cow and calf, No.
17-450 capacity U. S. cream sepa
rator, practically now. Asa Prlch-
ard, Bond, Oro. 43-7p
TO EXCHANGE A mombor of my
family needing u higher altitude
and a dryer climate, I would like
to trade tho below dcscrlbod placo
for alfalfa land In Eustorn Oregon
9G6 acres In Lornno Valloy, Lauo
county, Oro,; GO ncrcs In cultiva
tion, ovor half fine bottom land,
balanco rolling, but not stoop;
good buildings, well fonced. Joins
county road and froo range; flnn
water; tolophono, dally mull,
abundnnco of fruit; closo to school,
C, L. Frost, Lorano, Oro. 43-5p
TO TRADE 11 acres commorclal
orchard noar Spokano to trado for
WANTED Dressed meat, hogs, vomI,
mutton, lambs, young goals and
hnef, all kinds of poultry. Will
obtain tho highest price. Our
commission for stilling, G per onl.
Wrlto for tags. Ilognss & Co., 1GI
Front St. Cup. stock, $20,000.
C8-4G-7P
WANTED A tesm of mares, about
1G00 lbs. each, for cash. Address
Plerey & Sous, Tumalo, Ore.
3a-32lfc
TAKEN l'l
LOST A light yellow Jersey cow
with oikIh of blaek-tlppcd horns
suwed off. Notify MrH. O. O.
Stringer at 1G42 West Gth St.,
City, and receive reward. 73-4 Gp
TAKEN UP Cnmo to my placo, 7
miles east of Bend, at tho Hoggs
ranch, Doc, 16, 1918, ono blue
yeurllng steer, no earmarks or
brands enn be seen; ono red year
ling steur and one Herford year
ling heifer, both earmarked silt
In loft ear and undorhalf slope in
right. No brands can bo soon.
Owner enn have same by proving
ownership and pnyluK dHumgos and
iixpoiiHuH at tho Caldwell ranch,
tiV) miles east of Bend. John
Smith. 79-4 Go
TAKEN UP Cnmo to my place Nov.
1, ono yearling black and white
Holstelu steer; no brands or oar
marks. .1 'j miles N, K. Tumalo.
Owner onn havo same by paying
for advertising and feed bill. J,
W. Brown. 1 9-4 4 p
TAKEN UP Catno to my place 7
mllos east ot Bond, about Novem
ber 115, 1918, a black heifer, brand
not plain. Owner can havo same
by proving ownership mid paying
expenses. O. P. Dahle, Bend, Ore,
GO-U-Gp
STRAYED Ono brown suddlo pony,
weight nbout 700, white star In
face, 1 white hind toot; branded
L O on shoulder, Howard for In
formation, C. J. Stnuffor, Htnuf
fer, Ore. 43-Gp
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEAPER AND BETTER Insurance.
Save 7iionoy and Insure -with Ore
gon Flro Relief, reliable, mutual.
Ask for rates. C. J, Hosklns,
ngont, Redmond. R9-4G-fip
DODGE CAR FOR SALE
In Excellent Condition
Ford Touring Car $375
Una Juet Uecn Ovorhnulod unci Is In Hast Condition
A,
CARS MAY BE SEEN AT THE
Deschutes Garage
9
it
4T
w
L. ,