vAmk
muti mUMttn, mutt, tnmmm tm'Mii.iY, Si.iht u a, ttui,
WINTER S RAIN
IS NEW RECORD
ld.COItfCHES FALLS IN
Hrnson oflOlfM? Cmi-i Chwe't In
Thh Vcnr-Totnl For February
iliat No h Iteconl.
I'rocTp'ltntlona for tho Inst winter
month show Iho wet season ot 1820
1021 to have boon easily tho wettest
in tho history of Bond ns far back as
nnthentlc records go. The rain, plus
tho rain cqilralcnt falling In tho
form ot snow, during tho months
from September to February,
Inclusive totaled 10.39 Inches. Tho
nearest approach to this was In tho
winter of 191G-1916, when 7.97 inch
es was recorded. Tho precipitation
for tho same period of 1919-1920
was 6.49, that for 191S-1919 was
6.S0, for 1917-191S 5.57, for 1916
1917 4.50, for 1914-1915 4.24, and
for 1913-1914 6.43.
The present season contains one
month's precipitation record, that for
February. the total being
2.2 4 Inches. The closest to this
amount Is for February, 1918, l.'Sl
Inches. - . -
With fow exceptions thero have
been no unusually heavy "24-hour
falls ot snow or rain this winter, but
tho large proctpltatlon has been due
to tho many storms ot short duration
Reports from tho mountains show
that the condition hero has not been
local, for trappers declare that more
moisture is stored in the upper altt-
'tudes than for many years. Tho
channel ot tho Deschutes leading
from LIttlo'Lava lako has been run
uing a full stream for weeks, at a
time of year when there is usually
-no flow; Range prospects for the
.coming season were never better, do
clare stockmen.
LETTER WRITERS
ASKED FOR HELP
l'ostnl Ctcrkx' Campaign Featuring
Early Hailing Endorsed By
-"-'"'IlCTid' Postmaster.
Cooperation from all letter writers
of Bend, particularly from the-busi
ness and professional men ot the
city, Is asked.'by Postmaster W. H.
Hudson In connection with the cam
paign inaugurated by tho National
Federation ofPostoffice Clerks to
distribute work in the office more
evenly over tho working day.
In the neighborhood ot 7000 let-
tcrs a day arc sent out- from' tho
Bend otfico dally, Mr. Hudson says,
and ot these, - more than half are
i mailed between the hours ot 5 and
7 o'clock In tho evening. Practical-
fly the same amount of east-bound
'mail as that directed to western
points Is sonf out.
To eliminate the rush hour, Mr.
Hudson endorses the suggestions
made by the federation", of clerks,
chief of which Is the request to let-
rtcr wrlters(to mall in tho morning
instead ot allowing-1 the mall to'pllo
up during the entire day, An hour's
delay In mailing, it this delay comes
at the rush period, might result in
fa 'day's1 dolay In delivery, it is point
ed out.- Frequent depositing of mall
matter is suggested.
PRICE OF GASOLINE .
GOES UP ONE CENT
r
( L-.r- tir
The new state gasoline road tax
means ono cent a gallon more on pur
chases In b'arrel lots, W. R. Speck,
manager ot the Standard Oil com
pany's interests here, has announced.
.The company's price now in
effect Is 3G& conts.
4 Tho 158,000-gallon tank recently
Installed here Is being' filled, lacking
only 18,000 gallons of having
reached Its capacity, Mr. Speck
states. It wlU be full In nnojlier
month. The' other tank's, bringing
tho total storago facilities up to'217,
000 gallons',- are kept ' constantly
filled. There will be no gasollno
famine In Bend this summer, Mr.
Speck predicts.
WOULD SJMPLIFy
TEACHING PUZZLE
In an effort to, simplify the teach
ing problem In tho district schools of
Deschutes county, superintendent J.
.Alton Thompson Is Bonding out no
j$icesto bejlns,tructprs. askjngjibat
' beginning, pupils be admitted' at no
pother ilrao (ban ot.the opening of the
BEND HAPPENINGS
Moriday
Mfl MiUlhfl Fill! Itfflted HlM
morning from Portland, whero hn
nulled with friends during tho past
two week
Mr. find Mm. O. C. Cummins of
Msdra spent Sunday In Bend with
Mrs. C!inimliiKs'parcnl, Mr. mid
Mr. A. fy Dyer.
Mr. and Mm. t. 8. fltrnsbnrgor
wore passengers on tho train' Inst
night for Portland, where they will
spend tho week,
Mrs. Mln.i Kennedy, matron In
ehnrgo of tho hospital at Prlncvlllc,
spent tho past two days attending to
business matters In Bend.
Mrs. Emerson Stockwoll and Mrs.
V. A. Forbes spent tho day In Mad
ras nttendlng to matters In connec
tion with tho Bed Cross.
Mrs. May Phillips, accompanied
by her brother, Virgil Spencer, left
Saturday to spend a week visiting
with relatives In Portland.
Mrs. M. Berg left Saturday for hor
homo In Elamclaw after spending
the past two weeks visiting her
daughter, Mrs. S. E. Stcnseth.
John J, Blow was called to Junc
tion City this morning by tho denth
ot his sisters. Mrs. Martha Mulhol
land, which occurred Saturday.
The Misses Jcssto Stookcy and
Grace Mitchell returned to Redmond
this morning to attend school after
spending tho week-end In Bend.
J. L. Luckey, ot Portland arrived
In Bend Saturday for a short visit
Mr. Luckey was formerly director ot
athletics at the Bend Amateur 'Ath
letlc club.
Mrs. E. M. Speaker was called to
Madras this morning to attend to
business matters In connection with
the estate ot her father, who died
hero recently.
Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Durland, who
have been visiting their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. E
Durland ot 1132 Milwaukeo avenue,
left last night for their homo at Car
ter, Okla.
A. N Lyons, a resident ot Bend
for the past 10 years, left this morn
Ihg to spend two weeks with friends
at American Falls, Idaho, following
which he will go to Idaho Falls to
make his home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gabriel re
turned to their home In Madras last
night after a short visit In Bend
during which Mr. Gabriel acted as
a -Judge at the debate held Saturday
nlgbt.at the high school.
Mrs. William Pattlson has just re
turned fronwjj- visit In Seattle, Tho
Dalles and Portland. On the trip
back to Bend she was accompanied
by her brother-in-law' and ulsterMr.
and Mrs. F. J. Layden ot Rocky
Ford, Alberta.
Mr. and 'Mrs. L. W. Baker are on
their return trip to Bellefontalno
Springs, Ohio, after a three weeks'
visit with Mr. Baker's brother, Wil
liam F. Baker, 71 Shasta place. The
return Journey Is being made, by way
ot Salt Lake City, Denver and Col
orado Springs.
Saturday
Mrs. Merle Miller has gono to
wyetn, Oregon to make tier borne,
F. B. Peterson, spent yesterday
attending to business matters In
Redmond.
warren Topping- --ana Howard
Hodges returned to their homo at
.Culver this morning.
Mrs.. J. M. Lawrence will spend
the coming week visiting with
friends In Portland.
Dr. 'P. Worner of Portland ar
rived in Bend this morning tor a
short visit with Dr. A. Lesslng.
E. E. Llllle, superintendent of
the Oregon Trunk railroad, was In
Bond yesterday on an Inspection
trip.
Lewjs Swonennpn left, last .night
tor his homo at Tacoma aftor. a
short, visit spent with' friends in
Bend. ' , -
Mrs. Francis Mitchell will spend
the coming two.. weeks at, her homo
In Eugeno, following which she will
return to Bend.
Mrs. Lane Casselberry left this
morning for Lewlston, Montana, to'
make her home. Her husband wIlL
Join her M a later, date.
G. W. Ingram who has been at
tending to business matters In Bend
for the past few days, returned last
njght to Ills homo In Portland. .
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Brooks and
children roturncd this morning
from Coronado, California," whore
they spent tho past three weeks.
R. Johnson, accompanied by his
sister, Susan, were passengers on
the night train for Hoqulam, Wash
ington, where they will mako their
home.
Mrs. Chas. W. Ersklne was able
to bo out this morning after hav
ing been 111 for tho past two weeks.
County Agent D. L. Jamison is
making his weekly visit to Bend
today from his headquarters at
Redmond,
Perry South, ranger In the Sisters
district, was In Bend today tbat
tend a stockmen's meeting at Des-
Bend Become Campaign Headquarter
In Sterilization Fight Dr. Adair To
Move On Washington Next, She States
Tlio cninpnlgn for popular fall
flcatlon by referendum election of
her bill passed by Iho Inst leglnln
turn will lid carried on from llend,
Dr. Owens-Adalr, champion of slor
lllcntlon legislation In tho north
west for many years, declares. Dr.
Adair Is ranking hor homo In llotid
for nt least a month, seeking to
regain her health after her Inst
strenuous session In the legislative
halts In Salem, but by malt and
telegraph she will conduct her
campaign which, If successful, will
mean physical and mental exami
nation ot both men and women as
n pro-roqulslto for marriage In Ore
gon. "Then wo will orgnnlxo, moblllxo
nud movo on Washington," Dr.
Adair declnrcd, after disponing ot
the stato situation, Whvthor sho
will tako up her headquarters In
chutes national forest headquarters.
A pormnnont charter -was receiv
ed this morning from National Head
quarlora ot tho American Legion,
by Percy A. Stevens Post No. 4
ot Bend.
Bishop Paddock, ot tho Episcopal
church, will hold services at 4
o'clock here tomorrow afternoon,
Instead ot S o'clock In tho ovenlng,
as was formerly announced.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lnckoy loft
this morning for their homo at For
est Grove after spomllng tho win
ter in Bend, In, tho hopa that Mrs.
Lnck.ey's health would bo Improved.
C. A. Stevenson, n' resldont of
Bend for tho past 18 years, left last
night with his family tor Springfield,
Oregon whoro ho will mako his
homo having purchnsod a' ranch In
that section.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. E. Stovons ro
turncd to their homo at Tho Dalles
this morning nfter a short visit
spent with friends'. Thoy expect to
return nnd mako their home In
Bend In tho near future
Mrs. R. II. Hopkins, and children,
left this morning for their homo
In Portland, following a visit ot six
weeks duration spent with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fair
banks, at their homo 718 Arizona
street. ,
..Thomas T. Gordon, traveling rep
resentative ot tho General Electric
Company, with headquarters at
Lynn, Massachusetts, arrived In
Bend this morning on an Inspection
tour ot tho various district! offices
ot tho company.
Mrs. C. A. Stanburroiigh return
ed last night from Tho Dallos
woro sho spent tho past tin . dayR
visiting hor daughter Mrs. B. Were
Icln. Sho was accompanied, on hor
return by hor mother Mrs.- E. J.
Smith and her sister Mildred, who
will spend tho summer hero.
Friday
Frank Zumwalt of Sisters Is n vis
itor In the city today. .
Horace Wright was a Bend visitor
yesterday from Prlnovlllo.
Ed Berry will visit over tho week
end with friends in Prlnevllle.
JB. W. Brown has returned" from a
visit to his ranch at Lower fridge,
Joseph Plval returned last night
from a two months' visit with frlonds
In Spokane.
Mrs. H. E. White was called to
Shanlko this morning by tho sorlous
Illness ot her sister. t
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Central Oregon Bank
1 AT IIKNI), IN THE STATE OP OREGON,
AT THE CLOSE OF IIL'HIMXS FEBRUARY 21, 11)21.
JtEHOUHCEH
lyuuna uot.wut.io ........ .y.M.....,................................,,.,..,.,.,. f 1UUI ni.1V
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 1,073.38
Bonds and warrants 1 8C.601.07
Furnlturo and flxturos ., 3,800.00
Duo from approved reserve 'banks...;. 07,079,49
Checks nnd other cash Horn's 884.05
Exchanges for clearing house , 907.17
Cash on hand 22.C4C.71
Other resources .1
Total .'....I..,.:........... $688,491.04
' LIABILITIES
Capital stock pnld In
Surplus fund .
uiiuiviuuii jiruuiH, iuhh uxijaiutcs una
Individual deposits subject to chock
Demand certificates of deposit
Cashier checks outstanding
Certified chocks i
Tlmo and Savings Doposlts
Notes and hills redlscounted
Totnl rt
Stato ot Orogon, County of j Deschutes ss.
I, H. M. Stephens, Caidilor of the above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that tho abovo statement Is truo to tho best of my knowledge
and belief. '
CORRECT Attest:
E. P. MAHAFFEV,
W. L. O'DONNELL,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before
j -
My commission expires December
tho national capital while seeking
In put through u federal law em
bodying Iho salient features of her
Mil Just passed nt Sitlem. I n point
on which sho Is not decided. "Thoy
are drilling for nil near my home,'
shq remarked, "nmt If oil Is found
I'll go In Washington. Otherwlso
I'll hare to stay In Oregon."
Dr. Adair firmly believes that a
national law of tho kind alio do
sires will he In force within n dec
ade. Other physicians of the stnlu
hnvo cut this llmo limit In half,
sho says, Tho success pf her pro
gram will mean "n rnco of thor
oughbreds," sho declares.
Central Oregon weather has
beon kind to Dr. Adnlr, for aftar
a fow days spent In Bund she was
iililn to bo on tho street this morn
ing. On her arrival here she was
suffering Intensely from rheuma
tism. Duffy Knorr arrived this morning
from Terrebonne to spend a fow day
with friends In Bond.
Tho ladles ot tho Catholic church
will hold a food salo nt O'Donnoll'a
meat market tomorrow.
A. J. Mann, a resident ot Bond for
tho past five years, left this morning
for Portland to mako his home.
Georgo Parkins loft last night for
Portland to attend to business 'mat
tors. Ho will return next week.
Miss Vora Mooro roturncd to hor
homo nt Madras this morning nflor
spondlng a wcok with friends In
Bend.
Dr. L. W. Gatcholl prfrchnsed a lot
yesterday on Fifth strcot, River Tor
race, and Is planning to build a rest
dunce.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Cook oro
spondlng tho dny with Mr. and Mrs
C. E. Parks at their homo In Des
chutes.
Miss Kunlco Nelson ot Deschutes
undorwent a successful operation for
appendicitis yesterday at St. Charles'
hospital.
William Styless, Redmond busi
ness man. Is a visitor In tho city to
day. Mr. Styless was tormorly a rcsl
dent ot Bend.
Edwin Burko will spond tho com
Ing week visiting with his father, n
conductor on tho S. P. U., with
headquarters In Portland.
Miss Helen Manny was a passenger
on tho night train for Portland,
whero sho will spend tho coming
week visiting with frlonds.
Mrs. Mary Mlttolholtz, who has
beon vlBltlng with relatives In Port
land for tho past week, returned to
her home In Bend last night
Tho degree of Follow Craft was
conferred upon Robort J. McCunn,
Carl Austin and Paul Frcdorlckson by
Bond lodgo No. 139, A. F. & A. M
last night.
Tho ladles of tho Methodist church
will hold a cooked food salo tomor
row at the Heyburn hardware storo.
Tho salo will start at 10 o'clock
tho morning.
I"
H. V. D. Bangs, special agout for
tho Continental Flro Insurance Co.,
spont yesterday In Bond. Whllo horo
Mr. Bangs placed an agency for his
company with J. O. Rhodes.
Mrs. L. R. Robertson ot Lakevlew,
who has been visiting frlonds In Bend
for tho past fow days, left last night
for Portland, whoro sho will romaln
during the coming six weoks.
A mooting ot tho advisory board of
7C8.C8
RO.OOO.OO
20,000,00
iujuh jiaui ;i,zii
338,GC0,.13
7.00
4tCC0,G0
874.00
134,CCG,32
30,080,00
$088,491,04
II. M. STEPHENS. Cashier.
'
me this 28th day of February, 1921,
MARIE' FOX, Notary PubfTc.
20th, 1922.
F - R -
For your benefit n well jih oui, wo want
record of every koihik In Central Oregon. If you
will send tia the number, nlzo.nnd make of your
ktlak or camera and ono of your favorite nega
tives, we will make ono 7'xl2 enlargement for
you free of charge.
SYMONS BROS.
Central Oregon Photo Co.
Eastman Kodaks
Films and
Supplies
tho SIstorS'Molollus Cuttle & llorso
Raisers' association Is nchedulod to
bo hold at tho offices ot tho Des
chutes National forest hero tomor
row, J, A. linger, traveling representa
tive of tho Vltiigrnph Film Co., spout
yesterday In llend with O. M. Whit
tlngton. While hero Mr. linger
closed a contract for tho latest Vila
graph serial.
Mr. nud Mrs. R. fl. Beck and L.
Weymouth of l'rlchnrd, Idnho, who
hnvo been visiting frlonds lit Los An
geles, arrived In Bond lust night to
spend a fow days with Mrs, fleck's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rico, nt
their homo nt 1CS8 Awbrey road.
Thursday
Miss Alice Bush left last night for
Portland to spend n short visit with
her parents.
J, II. Mblster returned this morn
ing from a vacation spoilt In south
ern California.
Mrs. E. H. Brandenburg returned
this morning from a visit spout with
relatives In Portland.
Mrs. August A. Anderson ottondod
tho meeting of tho Order ot Knstoru
Star nt Redmond- Inst night.
Miss Helen Johnson of Portland
arrived In Bend this morning to
spend u few days visiting frlonds.
Ben Morse arrived In Bond Inst
night on his way to Prlnovlllo, whero
ho will visit with frlonds for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morton, who
have been spending tho past weok In
Portland, returned to Bond this
morning.
Mrs. R. II. Murrow returned to
her homo nt Redmond last night fol
lowing a two-day shopping trip to
Bund.
Mrs. Percy Smith and daughter
Marjory ot Portland arrived In Bond
this morning to" visit with Dr. and
Mrs. John Ilcsson.
Percy Luto, who has boon visiting
his undo, John Luto, for tho past
two months, returned to his homo' at
Tho Dalles this morning, I
Mrs. J. II. Bahhisor loft last night
for Portland, whero sho will spend
tho summer with hur parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Jacobs.
M. J. Truboy bus gono to Astoria
to tako charge of tho Orcgoulaii agen
cy, Mrs. Truboy will Join hor hus
band at n lator date.
Mrs. E. M. Speaker was a passen
ger to Culver this morning to uttuud
to tho settlement of tho estato of
her fathor, who died yesterday.
Dr. C. F. Bloom will bo engaged
nt tho St. Charles hospital for sev
eral days during which his practice
will be carried on by Dr. John Ilcsson.
Mrs. M, F. Buuors of Lnkavlow
was u Bond visitor, leaving this
morning for Portland to uttoud to
business mnttors during tho romnlii
dor of tho wouk.
Mrs. S. Crosby relumed to hor
homo In Portland last night follow-
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Biddy Fox Trot Benson Orchostrn
IN7(i-B LoulHlanu-Song Sterling Trio
Beautiful Aniiabollo Loo....Chos, Hurt umj BIMot Shnw
IH71U-A Honoydow Modoly Waltz J, c. Smith Orchestra
Honoydow Molody Ono-Sto? J. c. Smith Orchestra
Hortori's Drug Co.
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Developing
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Ing n visit of two weeks' duration
spoilt with Mr, nnd Mrs. R, K. Kutou
of La Pino,
L. M. Foss, who hns been holding
n confureucu with (ho financial rep
resentative ot the t'lilou Central" In
surance Co, of Portland, returned to
llend this morning. ,
Tho rank of Knight of Mnlta and
Order ot the Temple were conferred
upon Jupthn i:. Huillh nud Bruno (1,
Huso nt it special convocation of Pil
grim coiuiuniidury No, 18, Knights
Templar, of Bend Inst night.
Bishop Puddock of tho Kplscopal
church will conduct services nt Bath
er's hull Sunday, February 27, nt 1 1
o'clock In the morning nud nt 8
o'clock at night. Ilecuiuo of tho
church services, Sunday school will
bo held at 18 o'clock In tho morn
ing. CLASSIFIED
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