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PAOK 4
JAPANESE RULER SERIOUSLY
ILL, BELIEF OF THE PEOPLE
TOKIO, Sept. 1. While for somo
years the loor health of Emperor Vo
Bhlblta has boon the subject of seri
ous concern lo his subjects, ' ami
while It has ofton been rumored that
he was far more seriously ill than
proved to bo the case, it is evident
that duriuR recent weeks his condi
tion has become fairly serious.
Recently rumors have had it that
tho emperor had died. . Such reports
guln credence owing to the fact that
in Japan tho death of an illustrious
person is often concealed for many
days. One of the first Indications
that matters were becoming serious
was the announcement that the Lady
Aiko Yangabara Niino Tsubone, the
emperor's mother, has goue to the
great shrine at Ise to pray for lils
Vealth. One daring newspaper even
stated that the emperor was suffer
ing from brain trouble, as has been
quite generally reported, but this pa
per was very soon visited by the po
BUILDING PROGRAM
AT U. OF O. RUSHED
Fourth New Structure Started on
Campus and Will Ik Completed
Early la the Coming Year.
EUGENE, Sept. 1. The fourth
new building to be erected on the
campus of the University of Oregon
this year has been started and is ex
pected to be completed early next
year. The new building will be the
home of the new university model
high school and the school of educa
tion. It is located on the Gale tract, j
recently purchased by the university,
and is located about four blocks from
the administration building.
Rapid progress is being made on
the other buildings under construc
tion on the campus. The woman's
building is the nearest to completion,
practically all the outside work hav
ing been completed.' This memorial
structure, which was made possible
largely through gifts and donations
by the women of the state, will house
most of the activities of the women
of the university. '
, A large gymnasium forms the cen
ter part of the building, with ample
locker facilities below. In the west
wing there is a swimming pool in the
basement, while the two upper sto
ries will be composed of class rooms
and offices. In the east wing, rooms
for alumni and visitors to the campus
will be located.
Work on the npper structure of fhe
second units of the women's dormi
tory has already been started, and it
is planned lo have this building com
pleted as soon as possible in order
to accommodate the increased enroll
ment of women expected next year.
Work on the new commerce building
is also being rushed.
The completion of the present
building program of the university
will bring the total of buildings lo
cated on the campus at Eugene to 23.
MICHIGAN ELECTION
IS , STILL IN DOUBT
DETROIT. Sept. 1. The republi
can gubernatorial nomination in i
Michigan, it appears, lies between I
i
When The -Fire Occurs!
We hope it never will but if it should,
won't you feel a lot better about it if all
your valuable papers, including your fire
insurance policy are in ' our fire-proof
vaults?
Do not risk this unnecessary loss of valu
able documents when you can rent a box
from us for less than a cent a day, or $3.00
per year. If you have not already done
so, rent your box tomorrow.
Tmm Bank of Sogiioi Skkvicb
The First National Bank
OF BEND
llen. It Is understood that It has
1 been warned that ' a second offense
of this kind will result In lis suspen
sion for good.
In tho meantime tho emperor re
turned to Toklo from the country,
with the expectation of going to Nlk
ko nt the end of July, as ho gen
erally spends the summer at his vil
la there. The fact that ho was not
able to carry out tho program was
! probably what led to tho nnnounce
' ment being made by the imperial
household to the effect that tho em
perpr "has been" seriously ill. but
. is now recovering. It adds that ho
I is suffering from glucorla, "hip
gout," norvous trouble and dlfflcul
i ty of speech. While tho official an
nouncement speaks hopefully of his
improvement and probably, speedy
recovery, it is quite generally be
lieved thnt his illness has taken n
serious turn, and the worst news
would come as no surprise to the
thinking elements.
Milo D. Campbell and A. J. Groej
beck, the former leading -in incom
plete returns. In the state primar
ies yesterday the democratic vote
was light and former Governor
Woodbrldge was unopposed.
Complete camp
waiter's. Adv.
outfits at Buch-
ACCOUNT AGAINST THE
CITY
All accounts against the City of
Rend for the month of August, 1020,
should be tiled in person or mailed
direct to Miss Nell Markel, Bend,
Oregon, on or before Thursday, Sep
tember 2, 1920, if payment Is to no
made at the regular meeting night
of the Council, September 8.
FRED A, WOELFLKX,
70-74C . City Recorder.
ClaMlSad admtttlnc cum w kau to
tnts for 10 word or leu. Om cwnt Mr
word tor ll onr 10. All elMlsos adnrtblu
ftrlctly eaftb in tdnuc.
FOR SALE
TWO SNAPS
i 1000 Large 4-room, well built
- house in Kenwood; some
terms.
$2850 Modern 4-room house; fire
place, breakfast room, small
basement, corner lot; brand
new and ready for occu
pancy. SILVIS & STEIDL
Cor. Wall and Oregon
39-73-74C
FOR SALE 6-room modern bunga
low; fireplace. Dutch kitchen
basement, garage; nice lawn and
walks, 2 blks. from Pilot Butte Inn;
was built for a home; at a bargain.
See owner, 1449 W. 3rd. 34-73-75p
I FOR SALE: 80 acres of land, iVz
miles from Bend by wagon road.
I mm ire at 259 St. Helens.
32-73-98p
FOR SALE cheap, one Thor electric
washing machine; good as new.
323 Columbia. 33-73-75p
FOR SALE 4-room house; modern,
with basement; close to Brooks-
Scanlon mills; $1900. J. .Ryan &
Q-
19-72tfc
for SALE
1
-5-room house: modern.
to
with biisomont: closo to Brooks-
Scanlon mill; 13760. J. Hyun .
Co,
FOR SALE I'liino. at a bargain;
first-class condition. Phone, write
or cull Redmond Laud Loan Co.,
Redmond, Oregon. 2S-7Stfc
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Poland
China boar and goud brood sow,
due to furrow in October. Write
W. A. Ooldou or phono 10HM4.
43-74-77P
A REAL HOME
lfiO acres. 211 acres Irrigable: 20
acres clou roil, 12 acres In 'crop, 8
acres alfulfa; 00 bearing fruit trees.
20 trees loaded with fruit now;
grupo vines, hearing fruit: Is In a
cove on Crooked river and pro
tected from frost, two and a hall
miles from railroad Ration and
high Bchool: tl miles from Kvd
lnoml; comfortable buildings. Own
er insists on a sale Immediately.
For particulars see or write les
chutes Valley Realty Company, Red
mond, Oregon. 47-74-tfc
FOR SALE
A BEAl'TIFCL
4-room homo, with all tho latest
features to please the women folks;
2 largo lots, all improvod. Price
$3800; terms.
A HOMEY HOME
4 rooms, modern unci new; up-to-date
bathroom, Dutch kitchen, boso
ment; 3 large lots, with plenty of
shade trees. You can't beat this
for $3150; terms.
We have customers waiting for
nice homes. List your houses with
us for quick results.
BEND INVESTMENT CO.
S26 Wall St. Red 161.
FOR SALE Five-room house, In
Park or Mill addition; require
very little cash: monthly payment
plan; house double constructed, mod
ern and new, with fireplace and base
ment. H.'J. Overturf.. O'Kano bldg.
2-58tfc
BOARD AND ROOM.
BOARD AND JIOOM Gentlemen
preferred, at G5 Franklin, cor. Hill
st.; home cooking. Mrs. O. A.
Oehme. 97-70-78p
USED CARS
CAR FOR SALE Model "N" Hup
mobile; will take small car as part
payment. V. P. Webb, 140 River
side. 31-73-77p
FOR SALE Used Ford can. Can
guaranteed Cent.-Ore. Motor Co.
68-41tfe
WANTED
WANTED Dishwasher at- Bart-
lett hotel. 4 6-7 4-7 6c
WANTED Bookkeeper and cash
ier, by The Bulletin. Good pen
manship and knowledge of book
keeping essential, as well as ability
to handle detail work. Written
applications, stating age, experience
ana qualifications, win oe consid
ered preliminary to personal Inter
view. Write at once to The Bend
Bulletin, Bend, Oregon. tfp.
WANTED Girl to work In tailor
shop. H. Cato, Wall st. 30-73-74p
WANTED Reliable driver for laun
dry wagon. Apply Bend Laundry.
40-73-74C
WANTED Woman for housekeeper
and care for two little girls. Call
820 Newport or write box 209. city.
42-73-78P
WANTED Housekeeper, woman to
take charge of household, includ
ing boy of 3 and girl of 6, and their
father. Apply J. M. Lawrence.
30-73-7-lp
WANTED Child or two to keep in
daytime, while mother works. Mrs.
John Wilcox, 532 Ogden avenue.
36-73-74p
WANTED A woman to care for 2
little girls, 4 and 6 years old, from
7:30 to 6 o clock. Call at restaur
ant next to Hotel Portland.
23-72-75p
WANTED To rent good furnished
three or four-room house or
apartment, close in. I'hcHie Red
2241. 25-72tfc
WANTED Elderly lady as house
keeper and to care for seven
year old boy; residence In Bend.
Addres Box 294, City. 27-72-76C
WANTED Furniture, phonographs,
rnnepa and household flrooda of all
description. Standard Furniture Co.
Bitre
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Small house, partly
furnished; Dear mills; $10 per
month. S. R. Hogln, 34 Lafayette
avenue, v 51-74c
FOR RENT 4-room modern house,
. with garage. Call Red 2211.
45-74-75P
FOR RENT Very pleasant newly
furnished room; close In. Call
2281 or Red 141. 28-72tfc
FOR RENT Electric vacuum
sweeners by the duy. Standard
Furniture Co. 2M4tfc
FOR RENT Two modern E-room
hnnaps Park addition. H. J. Over
turf. O'Kane bldg. l-58tfc
FOR RENT 3-room apartments, un
furnished, . near mills. Apply
Downing's cafe. 99-58tfc
LOST
LOST Gold case watch, Inscription
inside back, "From Wallula
Friends," at boy scout meeting in
park, Aug. 31. Finder return to
Bulletin office and receive reward.
62-74-77C
Pl'lll.lO NOIICK.
NntlM .,..,. ... i,v tll0 f,,i.
'lowing potitionors whoso names are
signed to the following petition,
that said petition for tho orgunUa
tlnn of "Tho Sisters Irrigation Dis
trict" will he presented to tho Hon
orable County Court of Deschutes
County, Oregon, ut tho County
Court Room In the Court House in
lleud, Oregon, on Thui'siluy, tho 2nd
day of September, 1U20, ut tho hour
of 10 o'clock A. M-, Ihu same being
ut tho regular September term of
the County Court of sulci County.
All peiwins lutoroHtud uro hereby
untitled to bo present ut said time
and place to mtiko objections If
any thorn bo to tho allowance of
said Petition and to otherwise con
Rider said Petition.
rhls Notice Is puhllHhed once u
week for four succohhIvo weeks In
Tho Dully Bend llullutln, tho first
publication thereof being on tho
4th duy of August, iau, sum unity
Bend Bullntln being a newspaper
regularly printed and published In
tho City of Bend within sutd Des
chutes County, Oregon.
IN THE COl'NTY COl'RT OF THE
STATU OF OREGON, FOR DES
CHUTES COl'NTY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ORGAN
IZATION OF THE S1STEHS IR
RIGATION DISTRICT PETI
TION. TO THE HONORABLE COl'NTY
COURT OF DESCHUTES COUN
TY, OREGON.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS thnt the undersigned,
owners of a majority of all tho laud
emhrucod within tho boundaries of
tho Irrigation District horeby pro
posed, and being also owners of .the
land Irrigated by melius of wator
secured through rights from tho
waters of Squaw Creok und Its trlbu-
Maries, ull within Deschutes County,
Oregon, hereby respectfully petition
tho Honorable County Court of Des
chutes County, Oregon, to form nn
Irrigation District as hereinafter
more fully set out: and each peti
tioner, for himself, hereby states
that he Is tho owner of land Irri
gated, susceptlblo of Irrigation or
for which ho holds a valid wnter
right all within tho boundaries here
inafter set forth and described; and
we furthor doclare, each for him
self, that It is our purpose to form
an Irrigation District to provldo for
the construction of a system lor
the irrigation of said lands herein
after described or to provldo for
the betterment, reconstruction, ex
tension, purchase, operation and
malntalnanco of ditches, canals,
flumes, head-gates and other works
already constructed or to bo horo-
aftor constructed, or to assume, ir
necessary, as principal or guaran
tors, any Indebtedness that may
hereafter be legally incurrod by said
Irrigation District: and your peti
tioners furthor doclare, that It Is
our united purpose to organlto an
Irrigation District under the pro
visions of Chapter 357 of the Gen
eral Laws of Oregon for 1917, and
under any other acts or laws
amendatory or supplemental there
to, including Chapter 389 of -the
General Laws of Oregon for 1919;
your petitioners further request that
the Irrigation District so to be
formed, be named and designated
The Sisters Irrigation District and
that tho directors to be elected at
the time of the organization of said
district shall be chosen from the
signers of this petition and that
this Honorable Court shall doclare
said Irrigation District to compose
one voting precinct and that the
solo and only polling pluco for said
proposed district shall bo designated
by the County Court at a central
location l'l said Irrigation District
nenr the town of Sisters.
Your petitioners further show
that In their opinion tho cost of
organizing this Irrigation District
will bo about Two Hundred Fifty
Dollars (S250.00) and therefore
submit herewith a bond In tho penal
sum of $500,00 payable to said
Deschutes County, Oregon, and to
the Honornblo County Court of said
Deschutes County, conditioned thut
in case this organization shall fnll
to be perfected the bondsmen shall
pay all costs Incurred therein.
Your petitioners further show
that all of the following described
lands are situated In Township 15
South, Range 10 East, Wlllamotto
Meridian, and that the boundaries
of said proposed Irrigation District
are set forth and more particularly
described as follows, to-wlt:
Beginning at the SW corner or
Section 20, Township 15, South of
Range 10, East of tho Wlllamotto
Meridian, Deschutes County, Ore
goh, thence Northerly along tho
Section lines 3 miles to tho NW
corner of Section 8; thonco East
erly 1 mile to tho NE corner of
said Section 8; thonco Northorly
along the Section line mlln to
the SW corner of the NWVi NWVi
of Section 4; thence Eastorly 1
mile to1 the SIC cornor of tho NE'4
NE4 of said Soctlon 4; thence
Southerly along the Section line
mile to tho SE corner of said Soc
tlon 4; thence Easterly 1 mile to
the NE corner of Soctlon 10; thence
Southerly 1 mile to the SE cornor
of said Soctlon 10; thonco West
erly along the Section lines 2 miles
to SW comer of Section 9; thonce
Southerly along the Section lines 2
miles to the SE cornor of Section
20; thence Westerly along the Soc
tlon line 1 mile to SW cornor of
said Section 20, Township 15, South
of Range 10, E. W. M., being the
place of beginning.
Excepting therefrom all of Sec
tions 0, 17 and tho W of Section
20, all in Township 15, floulh of
Range 10, East of the Willamette
Meridian and excepting also, t here
from, the following tract:
Beginning at tho SW cornor1 of
Soctlon 4, Township 15, South of
Range 10, E. W. M thence North
erly along tho Soctlon lino 071
feet: thonce Easterly mile.;
thonce Southerly 071 feet to the
SE comer of tho SW '4 of said
Section 4; thence Wostorly along
the Section line mile to the
place of beginning (Intending hero
hy to excludo all platted lands In
cluded In the original townslte of
Sisters, and in McCaffrey'a First
Addition to the Town of Sisters
lying within Hint tract last above
described by metes and bounds. V
WHEItEFOItE, your petit loners
pruy that said Irrigation District
iuiiv ho orgiintxod us provided by
law and that suld lauds Included
within tho boundaries us heroin
above described be organized mid
designated as "Til W KIKTKItH IR
RIGATION DISTRICT" and that
Kit Id Petition ha hoard und acted
upon by the County Court of !"
chutes County, Oregon, nil as re
quired by law and that suld County
Court shall do and perform any
and all things necessary requisite
or convenient to effect the oiuiiiii
utlou of suld Irrigation IHstrlrl
and for such further orders, direc
tions, und relief us may he deemed
meet or necessary or required by
law fur tho organization of Irriga
tion Districts. And your pulltli is
will over pruy.
Your petitioners furthor respect
fully show that duo notice of the
tiling and the time and place of
hearing by this Honorable Com
of tho prayer of your petitioners Is
detliiltoly stated In the notice pro
ceeding this petition and which suld
notice Is published for the llrst time
In tho Dally lleud llillletln of
August 4. 1920, said Dully lleud
Bulletin being u 'newspaper regu
larly printed and published In the
City of Bond within suld Deschutes
County, jOi-oKon, and that suiisu
queut publications for 4 successive
weeks will he evidenced by the
Certiorate of tho printer to bo died
herein.
Your petitioners further show
that I lie residence und Post Office
address of all signers to this Pot
lion Is Sisters, Oregon, oxcopt the
following:
M. W. KNICKERBOCKER.
Redmond. Oregon
PER IT HUNTINGTON.
Tho Dalles, Oregon
MILLARD T. Till PLKTT.
8 Mi N Sec. 4, Tp. 15, llatigo 10,
E. W. M.
MEREDITH BAILEY. J II..
W ty and NW H NE '4 Sec. 8. Tp.
15, Hnngo 10. E. W. M.
ELLIS H. KDOINGTON.
E ty Sec. 20, Tp. 16, Rungu 10,
E. W. M.
PERIT HUNTINGTON,
By F. L. SHAW,
F. L. SHAW.
SE M Sec. 4. Tp. 15. S. Itanno 10,
E. W. M.
MOOSE
ATTENTION!
AW Moose members and their wives are ex
tended a cordial invitation to attend a Banquet
and Initiation to be held at
SATHERS' HALL
Thursday Night, Sept. 2
BIG SALE
ON BEEF, VEAL
PORK & MUTTON
FOR NEXT TEN DAYS AT
HAGAN'S MARKET
'10th and Newport. Sale begins' September 1st.
Short Ribs of Beef and Boiling....Mc per lb.
Pot Roasts 17'2cto22'2cperIb.
Prime Rib Roasts 25c per lb. .
Hamburger 2214c per lb.
Liver 10c per lb.
Steaks 22 2c to 30c per lb.
Suet I.... 12 '2c per lb.
Veal Stew 17 '2c to 20c per lb.
Veal Roasts 22 2c to 25c per lb.
Veal Cutlets 30c per lb.
Veal Steaks, 30c per lb. .
Calves Liver 15c per lb.
Home Made Pork Sausage (Like
Mother used to make) 25c per lb.
Side Pork 30c per lb.
Pork Chops" 35c per lb.
Pork Steak (off leg) 37'2cperlb.
Fancy Home Rendered Lard '
(100 pure) 29c per lb.
We also carry Fancy Spring Chickens and Belgian
Hares. You may Phone your orderRed 1511.
We call for orders and deliver to any part of city.
--J. O. HAGAN
K. M, HARRINGTON.
NW U and N ty NE Vi See. 10, Tp.
iu, n. in itanuo m, K. w, M,
J. J. WILT.
S ty NE U nml NE U NE u Hoc.
N, 1 i. 15, H, linnuo 10. HI, W. M.
M. W. KNICKERBOCKER.
W ty HW 'J; HE 14 HW A and
8V 'i SE 14 See. 10, Tp. ID, H,
ltuliuo 111, E, W, M.
CLAIM) WOODS,
By CAItl, VWODH,
S ty NE '41 NW HE 14 mid NK'4
HW ty Hen, 10, Tp. 15, H. Itniigu
10, E. W. M.
JOHN W. DENNIS,
10, H. of lliiiigii
J. qt'iiiKito.
15, H. nt limine
NOTICE TO CltEIHTOItN
4.
Notice Is hereby glvoii thnt It. H.
Hamilton bus been appoint. mI iih Ad
mliilHtrutor of the estate of Horace
K. White, d used, by thu County
Court of Deadlines County, Oregon.
All persons having claims ngulust
the suld ostntu are hereby notified to
present them, duly verified, with
proper vouchors, to suld Adminis
trator lit tho luw offices of It. S.
t In 111 111 on In Ihu First National llnnk
building, Bend, Oregon, within six
month from the dale of the first
publication of this notlco, to-wlt:
Within six months from thu lSth duy
of August. 1U20.
R. 8. HAMILTON.
63-08-7 4 -SOo Administrator.
POUND NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that the
city of Bend bus caused lo bo Im
pounded Ihu following described live
stock, pursiiutit to tho provisions ol
ordinance No. 120 of suld city, to
wlt: Olio gruy gelding, branded Bur
47 on left shoulder, weight about
1100 pounds, age about 13 years. No
tlco Is hereby further given thut the
undersigned will, on the 0th day of
September. 1920. ut tho hour of 3 p.
111., nt the city pound, In wild city, sell
at public miction tba above described
livestock to satisfy the charges for
Impounding the same, together with
all uccruliiK costs.
L. A. W NIXON.
37-73-77C Chief of Police.
Bulletin "WANT AOS" Bring Re
sults Trv Thsm.
SW ty Sec. 4, Tp
10, E. W, M.
MALINDA
SE ty Sec. 8, Tp
10, E. W, M.