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PAGE a THK IlKXD IUI.I.KTIN, 11KXI), OIUXiON, WKDXKSIUY.' J.lM'AltY 10, 1I7 TTIl ftilr II till A I iv i "xr. nl,1 contribute to the roa 1 11C tJaUy DUllCllIl ' piM tly mid Ki'0.vtli of the county anil every I'oininuniiy in 11: PsblUhtd Kv.ry AfUrnoon Eirept 8andajr, UKM), ONKtiON. GEOIMiK PAl.MKK PUTNAM PuhlUhcr ROHKKT W. SAWYKR E.lit.ir-MnKr rRK! A. WOKl.r'l.KN NV K.litor HKNHY N. KOWI.KR Anxiclate E.lilur KALl'lI Sl'KNCKH Mvch.nk.1 Supt. An Independent Nei.ner, .t.nuinir for th. minRiv ilcl, clean biiftineMt, rlrnn Klllie and the bent intervL ot Hend and .Central Omcun. tjUIISCRIPTION RATES II) Mail. One Year $5.00 Six Month I2.7S Hire. Montha fl.&o Hjr Carrier One Year , Jfl.50 8ia Months ja..''i One Month tlrt All subscriptions are titto and PAYAW.K IX ADVANCE. Xotlcos of expiration re mnllod sutiscriliers ami If renewal Is not made within reason able tiuie the paper will be discon tinued. Please notify us promptly of any change of address, or of failure to re ceive the paper regularly. Otherwise we will not be responsible for copies missed. Make all checks and orders pay able to The Hend Bulletin. We believe the iiuestion answer themselves. Wo believe every for ward looking cltiien of this commun ity has Identically the same Interest under such conditions. That Interest is to encourage the best development of the lauds that lie about us. A big step in such development will be through the termination of the Hen bam Kalis segregation contract, a termination which now can be se cured with next to no effort and which can benefit many and injure none. Bend in Brief DOINGS IN YOUR CITY. You'll Find Them litre. -- .. . "WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1917 A CHANCE. FOR ACTION. Opportunity usually knocks but once. In the case of the Heuham Falls segregation she already has fa vored us with several generous warnings and still continues a friend ly tatoo upon the door. Will Bend open the door and wel come Iter? There are 74.19S acres of worth having land close to Bend. It has been sewed up in a contract for a dozen years. It has been, and is, useless, except for range purposes. It can be, and should be. an import ant factor in the upbuilding of our county and community. The Bulletin has discussed this matter before. A year ago, when the C. O. I. Company urged extension To people who accomplish things the sound of the hummer in a com petitor's hands is the music of success. CONTRACT LET FOR .NEW SCHOOL HOUSE W, Huffman to Knllil Movable Struc ture for IMOO Total Cost to District Will He $725., Bids were opened last night at a meeting of the Bend school board, i for the construction of a school bullri ng for tho Brooks-Scaulon logging camps, and the contract was awarded to W. Huffman, at J400. It is ex pected that the building will be fin ished by January 22. The school is to be mounted on wheels and moved from place to place as needed, the lumber company buy ing agreed to furnish sidings. The car trucks on which tho school will be mounted, will cost making' a total cost to the district of $725. j Harvey Thompson, of Lebanon, will be the instructor. I TODAY. Miller vs. Martin, wrestling:, Hip podrome, H: l1 p. in. K. of P., Sather's Hall, 8:00 p. in. Parent -Touchers' Association, 8: 1.1 p. m., Ktiilileiu club. Lyon Revival Services, Presbj ter- laii church, 8 o'clock. Till HSDAY. Minstrel Show, (iritml Theatre, un der auspices Pareut-Tcacliers Assoc iation, 8: 1.1 p. to. A. .1! A. M., Masonic Hall, H:Ol l. in. Lyon Revival, Presbyterian church, 8 o'clock. Ibiskcthull turnout, Hippodrome, 8:110 p. m. 1 HI DAY. W. O. W. llinnuet, Kmlilein club. Rebekali Lodge, Sallier's Hall, u-on ,. 111. ! . ,- i l.von Revival, Presbyterian cburcli BIGGEST BARGAINS OFTHE YEAR Great Half Price Sale NOW ON AT SMITH'S 8 p. m. High Mario the limit, p. n SATl RDAY. School Lyceum Number, llciul Theatre, 8:011 J I CHAIN PRICKS (ilVKX (By United Prcw to The Daily Bulletin) PORTLAND, Jan. 10. Grain quo tations in the local market today, gave club at $1.53. bluestem $1.63, of its contract, we voiced objection to Red Russian $1.51, and fortyfold at such extension, and Bend and neigh- $1.55. boring settlers did likewise. The! extension, however, was asked, so fur j LARGE AREA .MAY considering the question, the Interior SOOX HE DEVKM)PED ('. O, I. Water Iters Association,! Council room, I: ill) p. m. ! I.you Revival, Presbyterian church 1 8 p. 111. i Curil Party, given by Catholic La dles, Sather's bull, 8:00 p. in. sr.VDAY. i PreticliliiU Service, In all churches, morning antl evening, Lyon Revival, Presbyterian church 8 p. m. ; MONDAY. I. O. O. K., Sut her'- Hall, 8:00 p. in. Lyon Revival, Presbyterian church 8 p. tit. YOUR GHOICEOF ANY LADIES COAT AT HALF PRICE $ 5.00 6.25 7.50 $10.00 Coat Now 12.50 Coat Now I 5.00 Coat Now 18.00 Coat Now 9.00 20.00 Coat Now. 10.00 Your Choice of Any Girls' Coat at Half Price (Continued from Page 1.) Department demanded further facts. stating that if they were not forth coming In 90 days the segregation -.-.,,.1.1 Kn .. . 1 1 ... . 'storage and distribution system and ,1Bs pasbeu. ana tne .urtner requil.ed a delivery of two acre feet data required has never been pre- per acre withln one.half mile of the T ". ' "S recoros lan(,8 also fixed biiuw. cui no action wnatever nasi been taken by the Department. The whole matter bas been overlooked I and forgotten pany requested the board to petition the Secretary of the Interior for a five year extension of the segregation period. The Desert Land board on November 24. 1915, petitioned the Secretary of the Interior to grant the 1 five year extension. However, the Department, on December 21, 1915, required that a showing be mude in support of the application for an ex-1 I tension and allowed 90 days from the ' MEN, LOOK HERE, CHOICE of any OVER COAT, HALF PRICE $ 9.00 Overcoats Now $ 4.50 1 0.00 Overcoats Now. 5.00 1 2.00 Overcoats Now. 6.00 1 5.00 Overcoats Now... 7.50 20.00 Overcoats Now 10.00 Men's Suits at $ 1 2 $ 1 5 lands, also nxed tne lien for con struction at $60 per acre for the lr rigable land, and $2.50 per acre fori receipt of notice in which to present the waste area with an annual main-the required data. The matter was T. 1 t .1. I ii-iiiiiitt itc j. ov icuin ci .Lie. iiic .uumiiiiru l yj mc uiiKUiii'ii .uiiiiuu J . , T . , i storage consisted of the construction In order that It might compile and ana tor tne settlers of this territory of a (la m at Crane Prairie sufficient i submit such plans and other data, to say whether or not things shal , 8tore m acre feet showing their ability to construct continue as they are, in a state of , , ,, ' r , ... Agreement Entered Into. r r ' , ', . I tension requested. To date no data The company agreed to prepare Jlas uuen fi0(1 b le conipany. and present within 18 months from, the date of their contract, detailed : Protests Matlc. plans and specification, including a 1 Subsequent to the date of appllca- topographic map of the lands, and Hon for extension by the slate, the to complete construction work on or before October 17, 1915. On Novem ber 2S, 1910, a supplemental agree ment was entered into between the Central Oregon and the Desert Land Board, whereby the company was given until January 1, 1912, In which The Biggest and Best Stock Dependable Shoes are R. M. Smith FASTEST CROWING STORE official stupor. If we are content to keep quiet, probably nothing will be done for years to come. The contract might as well have actually been ex tended. But the Department specified dis tinctly that unless further showing was' made within 90 days, the segre gation would be cancelled. As stated above, such showing was not made Therefore, it probably will be neces sary simply Mo remind the Depart ment of its previous statement. If the proper kind of a reminder is forwarded to Washington, backed by the Commercial Club and the set tlers" organization, and the Interest of our representatives is aroused, the segregation list will be rescued from that departmental pigeon hole, where it has been tucked away. And the lands will be open for entry. Now, it is simply a matter of bus iness. Is it, or is it not, worth while for Bend to try and get those lands settled? Is it better for them to lie forever Idle, or to have them taken up by homesteaders, who will live within comfortable trading distance of town, who will raise crops, pay Desert Land Hoard has received pro test to the proposed extension from the Water Users' Assoriutltm, and tho Hend Commercial Club. No action has "s yet been taken , by the department, although in its notice to the state It advised that tin- $20 $25 1 of Men 's Here at a Saving Clothing Co. IN THE STATE without further notice and appropri ate steps toward tho cancellation of the segregation would be taken. FULL LINE to submit the detailed plans and spec-; less the required data be filed within ! . ifications provided for in the con- 90 days, the application, which was ! tract of January 5, 1909. The Irrigation Company did not submit the required data within the extended period and the Desert Land Board, by supplemental agreement of "February 5, 1912, again extended the time until one year from and after the date when the right of way for the dam and reservoir, to be lo cated within the National Forest Re serve at Crane Prairie, should be obtained, provided this right of way was granted on or before October 17, 1915. On November 18, 1915, the corn- held for rejection, would be rejected i;iSI.i:S AMI I'KOIKSSIOXAL VERNON A. FORBES LAWYER First National Bank Building Bend, :-: :-: Oregon Hardware Implements j Hunters' Supplies Bend Hardware Co. j Why Pay $100 to $200 for a Lol away out in the Suburbs when ou can get a CHOICE LOT in RIVER TERRACE only 4 minutes walk. f'm Post Office, for only $300. Easulterms. HARRISON LATHAM COMPANY, Sales Jlgents H. H. DeARMOND LAWYER O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregon DR. J. H. CONNARN DENTIST Office in Satber Building. Ho urn 9 to 12, 1 to 6. Sundays and evenings by Appointment. The King Bee Dentists Are compelled to discontinue their advertising: for a time, uh their sutlNfled ptiticntH urc ulreudy more than Keeping Them Busy As 'we ure installing: more uppurntUH anil additional operators, wet will be glnri to see ull who need our services. Do not put off toi long. With our prices and kill you cannot ufforil to deluy huving your teeth examined and tin estimate given Dr. Krooin will gladly look over your teeth, free of charge, and tell you exactly whut th: cost will be. WE WIMi REMAIN OPEN EVERY EVENING AVE HAVE A LONO LEASE AND ARE HERE TO STAY. , Lady Assistant Alwuys in Attendance. . . King Bee Dentists Over Ptwtofflce, Bend, Oregon, - Dr. A. C. Froom, Professional Manager. HOURS 8:30 A. M. to 8:80 P. M. Hundays, 0:00 to 5:00. BEND INSURANCE AGENCY Writer of nil kmrin of InKUranre. Old et JrtHurance Agency in Central Ort Ron. H. C. Kill, i'imt National Hunk JJuiMinK, licmJ, Orexon. Jones Dairy CLEAN MILK AND CREAM. Milk for Infants nnd Invalids a Specialty. Phone Black Qrcgonllfc Insurance Company EXCLUaiVCLY ORIOON" Homi OrricK, Cobtt Bcoq.. Portland ASHLEY I'OKREHT, District Manager. GEORGE S. YOUNG Civil and Irrigation Engineer U. S. .Mineral Surveyor. Room 12, I'Mrst National Bank Building FuelsWood OREGON FUEL CO. Phone Ited il Spring House Cleaning by Electricity Why not use an "ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER" We Have Them! Sold on Easy Terms? Bend Water Light & Power Co. Phone .551 Sash Factory Wood Bend White Pine Sash Co. Telephone 441 THE BEND BRICK & LUMBER CO.- We invite you to call ft our More or phone and get our prices. Then you will be a steady customer. H. P. Smith's crocery THE UNITED WARE HOUSE COMPANY Bforart and Forwarding, General Com- " mUalon Merchant. We carrr Oil, Gaaollnt, flurar. Flour, Bait Meats, llama, Bacon and Lard. KENWOOD Kenwood Gardens and Terminal Additions Lots $ 1 0 Cash; $ 1 0 Monthly Houses for Sale 10 Cash and Monthly Payments like rent J. RYAN & CO. Hi
