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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1919)
PAORfl llKNO 11UMKTIN HRNI, ORHGON, YHUKHDAY, OCTOllKK U, lt)ll) The Rend Bulletin (Weekly Edition) i- Published Dy , Tim i)hd nuiiirriN. ) !(lncorporatcd) , KstAbllshcil 1002. PRKI) A. WOKLFLEN, Editor .ROUKHT W. SAWYER, Mnnngor Ah Independent newspaper standing for the square Coal, clean buslncsa, clean politic; nnd tlio best Intorcsts of Uond nnd Central Oregon. Ono year ...................... .......$2.00 Six ' months....,....- 1.00 Thrco nionths...'.,....... 50 THURSDAY, OCTOHER 2, 1919. ;j REDMOND ENTERPRISE. Th cstnbllshmont of another ru- ralMrco delivery ronto out of Red- .J .-.t I., c-.i U,.'..I).,1J mQWi ub renurieu in diiiiuuj n-uu-loUnmnrks' another stop In tlio de velopment of a program on which tho bURlncss mon of that city have boot quietly working- for tho past four years. Without blowing nny trumpets to toll the world what thoy have boon doing, but persistently, steadily nnd efficiently they have been working to bring tho country districts Into closer relation with tho town. What they havo accomplished may woll bo taken Into consideration by tho busi ness Interests of Bend, not only ax I shewing what results efforts of this! sort wilt produce, but also to mako them understand what has been tak en from under their oyes. ' Tho business had Its beginning four years ago when Redmond start cd a union high school and persuaded many of tho school districts' sur rounding her owri to Join. It was no . easy Job. There was opposition to overcome, suspicion to allay, but tho business men behind tho move did tho work. They visited every district, held' meetings, talked with indivi duals, and.wcrfc successful in getting favorablo Votes. Starting with this nucleus the dis trict has been enlarged by tho ad dition of others until now it includes every school district north of Bend with .only two or thrco exceptions. Tho Redmond union includes even the districts at Tumalo, looked upon ; nround hero an almost a suburb of Bend. Tho result Is that high school pu pils from these districts ar6 living in Redmond and attending tho high school. Their parents Visit them In Redmond and make business connec tions there: In short, Redmond Is their business center. Another way of tlclng the country to the city & through tho establish ment of telephone lines. Redmond has always been the headquarters of a farmers' mutual lino and It has been extended in every direction, the last new II. no going Into tho Alfalfa section. 4 Still another, and the most effi cacious, Is by rural mail routes, and In developing these Redmond has been as active, as In tho formation of Iter union school district. Tho routo to Seers' is the oldest but others have been added to it until wo believe 'practically ovory com munity within' 20 miles of tho town and not on the railroad, except Tumalo and Alfalfa, Is now getting Its" mail' out' of there. We' have recently seen an effort to extend' the routo Into Alfalfa, nnd Saturday's nows told of a route up Into the' Crooked River valley al most to PririevllIe'B "back door. We surmise that oven now plans aro being mado to carry a route into tho Tumaln section. We must give due credit to the enterprise of the community that will sets Us opportunities and go out to tuni them into .trade realities. And with such a neighbor at our door t behooves our local business men to wako up and save a few things for, themselves before they are all gone More Than 75 Ladies Are., U ''' 'Enjoying and Profiting by, the. free Cooking Demonstrations that aro being con ducted under the direction of Profesfcoiv Joseph Becker Tlie Wotld'i Reno ntd Chf These demonstra tions are being held every afternoon from 2 to 5 at The Bend Furniture Company. The demonstration close Saturday afternoon. Be ure and ice them. II I I ftimtieh dram J All demonstrations conducted on Majestic Ranges With every Ma jestic Range sold $15 enameled ware set will be given free. Every lady cor dially invited. Bend Furniture Company WRONG HUNCH GIVEN DESCHUTES SHERIFF Robot tn Rldrs OS .M lies on Tip That Liquor Is Coming In, (inly to Mini Cjii-s Loaded vtith Gnnic. MOOSE INITIATE A LARGE CLASS One of tho largest classes initiat ed in recent months by the local Moose lo,dge, was tho one taken in Thursday njght', The uewt members pf the order are Clarence Young, E. P. Jech, Archlo W. Kentner, Eu geno Acklejr, Frank O. Young, Ed ward Paisley, Patrick D. McNamee, P, E. CulJIson, Raymond Ziorloln. Axel Tagt, Carl W. Hanson. Orii Al- llngham, Leonard Frederlckson, Osi car L. Larson, Hugh E. Elliott, El jner L, Stevens, II, Hngeu, Thomas W. Hlggonbothom. Frank Ilrohert, and' Thomas Wheeler. - JtH, I V FAMILY ARRIVES. ILUtmllCIv REDMOND, pcL.S.v-Thq 'family of J, E.OlaWwick who recently purch ased the Toomey ranch northeast of, Bond arilved at fheJrn.ew homo Tues day evening. Air. Hardwlck has been on l(a new holding for several weeks making preparations for thoir urlval.Mrj 'IJawtqkiiwjTlius the termor Toomey ranqh tho. Danleison nfnnnrtv m intntnv If ni iha ami. I. 11$ may engage -illvdlverslfied farm- How two auto loads, of what were described to him as contraband liquor were changed Into three bears and a deer being brought In by a party of hunters, was told Saturday by Sheriff S. E. Roberts. "The cars had a load on. all right," ho said, "but it certainly wasn't booio." Mr. Roberts had been Informed the- latter part of the week, that two cant were approaching from tho south, each carrying a capacity car' go of bottled goods. Tho Deschu tes county Sheriff immediately start ed south, and Intercepted tho sup posed whiskey runners thirty-five miles of Bend. A thorough search failed to reveal any liquor. KILOS IlEI.N'n FILLED. ' REDMOND, Oct. 2. Several silos In tkevlclnlty of Redmond aro bo lug filled this week. Tho' corn crop Is lighter than expected. The frost did not allow tho oar to harden. Tho cnsllago cutter of K. M. Eby has been kept busy oh tho ranches of Earl Benton, Mooro Bros., O. W Bea ver and E. M. Eby. : WILL USE PICTURES . AS ROAD PROPAGANDA : l. ! MEDFOIID, Oct. 2. Hundreds of pictures, nnd 5000 feet -of moving pictures of tho country along tho backbone of tho Cnscado mountains', from Mt. Hood to Crater Lake, are" to bo used as propaganda for a road along the ridge of tho mountains, ac cording to Fred II. Klser, Portland photographer. Just arrived hero front . . - ... m . a trip along tlio proposed road loca tion. Such a road, Kiser asserts, would furnish ono of the most wonderful scenic highways in tho world. A na tional park edging tho rond, with la terals to includo beautiful mountain lakes and other points of interest, is also planned. Accompanying Klser is Julius F. Stone, of Columbus, Ohio, who will wrlto an nrticlo on tho trip for tho National Geographic magazluo. j-mnmrimjmtmutitiViHnuttjintimtiitMnujt itt njuiiutiiutuiutiaMJiMJ:tininitUuitiM!Mntunii(HtiUiuuitrtiu;tii.utini:Mnnnnitiitn!:Mnuj:MiiniunuiintrirjtitntriuiiiiiMiitiiiiJtiir $ OUR SUITS MAKE GOOD We are the clothing headquar ters. We carry the styles that please the most exacting menv yWhen you wear clothes such Jas these you add to the joy of living. They are right, look right and wear right Featuring the Famous L-SYSTEM SUITS $25.00 to $55.00 mw . i m jMrnMlf l otau'UHoort.tt BOYS' STEEL FIBRE NIKS' 5 A suit with satisfaction and wear guaranteed, featuring the j ramous double interwoven seat and knees Priced at $8.75 to $13.95. THE GOLDEN RULE MAC -& HOME OF PERSONAL, SERVICE REINIE lit A fV -skfjX -I ili!i!ii!i!i!i!i!i.'iii!i!ir Vi3' 5 li i il it i!i!i!i'!i!i!i!i!i!i.'i!i!i!i!i What does it profit a man if he works a whole year and saves not one cent? Extravagance h one of the curses o. TV uinr Save and be ihrlly. We will help you' to 'save.1 of the present jay, f n Our Savings Department Pays You j per cent, t , CENTRAL OREGON BANK BEND iaii!ili!iii!i!i!iM!iiiii ln. BUmii mum 1 1 i iffii i ffl'iMg OREGON iiji!iliji!i!iii!i!i!i!i!i! K:ajatu:m:8U:u3siuras3iaBi.wM ""UUIilMll'ltTtWlK'Tl si REDMOND. Oct. 2 muuts. according to tho county a go nt aro on tho way for tho various dis tricts lu tho county. Two cant havo arrived and four mora uru nnrouto. Tho second order for Bond and Hod mond in about to bo made. Tho sul phur shipments Into tho county will bo heavier than originally expected, 1 Ml. J lnli.kl tllllll.l In tlil.. .. It., li. Sulphur ll-Lf,or ,uir 0I1K Bl0KI, of iy,,j,6i,i fovor. Fifteen Years Ago (From the columns of (Tlio llulletln, of SeptombeV 30, 1904.) I Postmaster Wimer, of Tumalo, says tlio bauds of sheep returning from tho mountain rnnges. are deso lating tho Hull Crok flut. They are taking nil tho feed which resi dents dunond on for thnlr mllrh rnva and other homo stock, and aro still filling irrigating ditched and other wise making thomsolvcs very Unpo pular.. The, work of enlarging tho flumo of tlier Pilot Ilutto cuimi commenced last Monday. Work Is being pushed rapidly on tho rivor of way of tho new canal south of town, flvo nlllcs of which has already been cluarci). Mrs. A. C. Lucas will leave Satur day for a visit to nor old homo In Froomont, Nebraska. Her two sons, Fred and Ilulph will accompany her. Willi tho discussion of Incomora- tlon for Dond. a nocullnr situation Is developed nt I'rlnovlllo. Saloon licenses there aro only J-'GO, under a chnrl6r passed by tho legislature, whlio tho general statu Jaw places tho minimum saloon license foo nt $400. This question, however, would not cut uny figure at IJend, for tho law under which Ilond would incor porate, gives tho municipality power to fix Hulootr licenses, provided thnt thoy aro not lowkor than the sum named In tho stnto law, I'ostdfflco business Is a fai(- 'index to the growth of a community. For tho first quartor nfto'r tho Ilond nnst- office was established, tho total of cancellations was S144.4S. For thn second quartor, closing today, tho cuncollatloiiH nro J20C46. Hond had a coal oil fnmtnn. whi.ii watt relieved by Freighter Davln nr. riving with a load Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs, J. H. Overturf wm- agreoably surnrlsod with h 'kitntmn shower Monday afternoon, glvon by Dick Vunduvort wan lu town from Powell llultcn Wednrnday. Ho brnugh sotnu of the finest apples noeu lu He ml for a long time, showing that good fruit can be, raised lu this country, Mr. and Mrs II. C. Bills, or Chica go, arrived iu Hand Inst Friday eve ning. A. M. Drake loft Monday mornlcg to Join Mrs. Droko, who In quite III at Hochcntor, Minn. He drove through direct, to Shanlko. Ovorgu Mllllcnii, a rancher from Plnu Mountain, was in Ilond Wednes day. Sr CJroed M. TrljihiU took n trip to I'rlnovllln SJqnday. iH -. Hi No Woman Ever Has Enough ... Silk Underwear "Stock Up at These Prices r & rr5srr:T- Dninty Undenvearof Washable Satin Crepe de Chine and Glove Silk, hemstitched or lace trimmed, in flesh color and white, for discriminating shoppers. - Ca'misoles..$1.25 to $3.79 Envelope Chemise $3.98 to $6.75 pdmbination, Suits ..I..." $7.75 to $9.75 Bloomers..$1.48. to $6.75 Night Gowns . ....,....$7.75 to $14.98 u : A-N.w Shipment of the. Popular K. k u. (Lorsets I just in. This is the last lot that we pyvn at the old prices. We would advise you to buyvyour New Corset , now. a , 4' -A ytrv: :- .rSs- Wait v t ' inou' rriouus, th wAte I i Z-I 7- " wwmt iTt-i im "v i