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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1920.
THE COUNTY SEAT
In their remarks concerning the lo
cation of the county seat, quoted
from tha Redmond Spokesman In an
other column, Redmond speakers
have (alien into the same error as
that observed when Guy Dobson
spoke before the Bend. Commer
cial club last spring concerning the
location ot the county fair. At that
time Mr. Dobson advanced, in dero
gation of the claim being niado on
behalf of a county fair at Bend, the
argument that, when it sought the
division of the county. Bend had of
fered the fair to Redmond. Com'
menting on Mr. Dobson's statement
The Bulletin pointed out that the of
fer he referred to had been made in
the 1914 division campaign, which
was unsuccessful, and that in 1916
no such offer had been made.
With respect to the county seat lo
cation and provision for a court
house, the facts are exactly the same
In 1911 the pledge was made that
in case the county were divided, Bend
people would provide quarters for
the county, rent free, for a number
of years. Because of Redmond op
position, the county was not divided
In 1916 no promise of any such nat
nre was made. The county was di
Tided In spite of Redmond opposi
tion. Redmond cannot now hark
back to the 1914 campaign and
claim anything based on offers made
at that time.
Redmond is equally entitled with
Bend to seek the permanent location
of the county seat. It is a free-for-all
contest, and, in view of the in-
iative and enterprise of our northern
neighbor, and in spite of Bend's vot
ing strength, it behooves us to take
the campaign for the county seat lo
cation seriously. On the other hand
Mr. Dobson and his Redmond associ
ates owe tne cause or clean cam
paigning the duty not to misrepre
sent to the voters Bend's position in
the matter.
Again we ask, what's the use of
expecting that the woods and high
ways will be kept clean of tin cans
and campers' rubbish when school
children are so ill trained that they
will scatter waste paper and food
over the rest room floor, as reported
Jn yesterday's Bulletin. Possibly the
children would teach their parents if
they had school instruction in neat
and cleanly ways in such matters.
Must make a pitcher home-sick to
see Babe Ruth step up to the plate.
It isn't fall yet, but the cool days
suggest thoughts of the wood pile.
OtMMllMaOltlimAK
aawacaw n ' .. aJgCjW .JI t.
The Mortgage
I had a mortgage, years ago, on my pretentious
home; and Worry and its brother, Woe, were
camped upon my dome. I couldn't keep a smile on
straight, but oftentimes I wept; I tasted Mortgage
when I ate, and dreamed it when I slept. It spoiled
for me the Sabbath day, when' I sat in my pew;
the choir, in singing, seemed to say, "When mort
gages are due." It cast its shadow on my door,
arid like a raven croaked; it took the zest from
every chore, and spoiled the weed I smoked. They
took away my House of Pride, by means of writ
and sich; and since .then it's been occupied by one
Who's idly rich. And he is welcome to it all. stone
steps and.tufted floor, he's welcome to the stately "-fl
nan ana varnisnea ceuar aoor. J. nave a cabin of
my own in which I chirp all day, and do not owe a
single bone to any human jay. No mortgage flaps.'
against the pane when winds are blowing keen;
no mortgage makes me pause again when I'd buy
gasoline. Oh, better in a culvert dwell, and owe
no man a red, than vainly try to be a swell, with
mortgage overhead.
flrulsas In Furniture,
Here Ih n method which him been ot
grout use In roiiiovlnn bruise from
furniture. Wet the part with wnnu
u ntcr; double H piece of brown mitr
llvn or Mix times, (him souk It III tvnrui
win it unci Iny It on the dent. Apply
n warm (not hot) tltillroii until the
moisture hits evaporated, If the
linilsi'H nru not (tone, repent Ihu proc
ess. You will tlm! this very ttood, and
ir the surface of the furniture fa not
broken llio dent will disappear an J
leitvu no truce.
Tut It lit Tho Iliilletln.
and asleep. When she awoke next day
her "Jag" was over. But It IsTeported
that her milk sold at a premium for
several days among the strong men of
the camp. Wull Street Journal.
Ammonia by New Process.
An enterprising American has se
cured from the Italian government a
concession for the utilization of 800
horsepower of the Marmore cascades
near Ternl, about seventy miles from
Rome, and maintains that he can turn
out nitrogenous plant food for the
Italian farmer at a cost as low as 1
lira per kilo (equivalent to $0,088 per
pound, with the lira taken at Its par
exchange value of 70.193). It Is said
that the falls are capable of generat
ing not less than 150,000 horsepower.
These nre the cascades over which
Byron waxed so eloquent In "Chllde
Harold's Pilgrimage." Alfred P. Den
nis, commercial attache of the United
States embassy In Rome, reports to the
department of commerce thut the only
Ingredients In the ammonia are water.
air end electric energy. .
ANCIENT LAWS OF INTEREST
the owner does not know how to man
age. This Is somewhat obscure and
may meun thut nil rentals were for
that terra. In any event projierty
could not be Idle or be Improperly
used.
In case a slave bore children to her
master she and the offspring were
free, and If the master married the
slave the children became legitimate.
Useful Goodness.
Be not simply good; be good for
ometaUiag. Thoreuu.
Oldest Known Written Code Has Re
cently Been Translated by Eml.
nent French Scientist
What Is said to be the oldest known
written code of lows In the world.
probably antedating that of Hammur
abi by at least 1,000 years, has been
discovered In part among the hitherto
untranslated clay tablets from Nippur
at the University of Pennsylvania mu
The Hammurabi code was prepared
about 2100 B. C and was discovered
about 20 years ago on a large dioWto
stone by French explorers.
The laws. Just translated by Abbe
Schell of Paris, deal with responsibili
ties of hired servants, rentals, rights
of slave women who have borne vWA-
ren to their masters, punishment for
adultery, etc.
One Interesting statute provides that
rentals must run for three years In
case a man has taken over a bouse
The Daily
Bend
Bulletin
on Sale
AT-
The White Owl
Magill & Erskine
Owl Pharmacy
Horton Drug Co.
BendiBulletin Office
NlM.MONrt
III the Circuit Coui'tif the fitato of
Oregon, for Deschutes County.
Tho llond Company, u. corporation
plaintiff, vs. K. Daggett, defendant
To K, DagKott, defendant above
mimed:
In the name of tho Stato of Ore
gnu, you are hereby required to up
pour and uuswer tho complaint filed
HKiiluHt you In the above emitted ciiho
and entitle on or before the 22nd day
of October, 1920, which Is more tliitu
six weeks utter tho 10th day of Sup
lumber. 1920, tho date of tho first
publication of this summons, and If
you full ao to appear and answer, for
want theroof, the plaintiff will apply
to tne court Tor tho relief prayed for
In tho complaint, towlt: Kor u decree
or this court forever burring and
foreclosing any right of the said tie-
I teudunt in and to the property de
scribed In the complaint us follows:
hot Is of Block 14. Highland addi
tion to Bond, according to tho duly
recorded map and plat of said addi
tion now on fllo and of record In the
offlco of tho County Clerk of Des
chutes County, Oregon, or any part
thereof, and thut the contract In
plaintiffs complaint in on Honed be
cancelled and thut defendant's right
In and to said property and contract
bo forever cancelled, barred and held
for naught, and that defendant have
no Interest therein, mid for such oth
er and further relief as to Hip Court
may appear Just and equitable.
Korvlco of this summons Is made
upon you by publication theroof In
1 he Dund Bulletin for six consocu
tivo and successive weeks under und
oy virtue ot an order made nnd on-
tored on tho 10th day of .September,
192U. ny the Honorable T. K. J.
Duffy, Judge ot tho above eutltlod
Court.
Tho date of tho first publication of
this summons Is tho 10th day of Sep
tember, 1920, and tho date of. 'the
lust publication thereof Is the 15th
day of October, 1920.
E. 0. STADTER.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
1. 87. 93, 99. 105, 1 1 1c
A Mans
Taste
Silted Jual enough crlsp.dclicinua and
tasty it Is no wonder thnt moat men
enjoy soup just twice ni much when
Snow Flakes are served. Try them
and see (or yourself.
fVn't ask for crackers
say SNOW FLAKES
SOMK MOKK
P C. n. I'KODUCTi
Pin flllltn:
fnill Him
Units
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(.'remit (ii-me
Animals
Zwrlttsrh
Vsnllls Wains
Attfirtrtl Cttkee
r'irta Wslrra
Ommral O wharf
I'fsiml Walria
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co.
SIMMONS
In tho Circuit Court nf IIia Rlnfn nf
Oregon, for Deschutes County.
Tha Rnnrt rAmminv n onrnnmiU
plaintiff, vs. Geo. S. Park, dofondnnt.'
iu ueo. a. i-am, Uelen lant above
named:
In the name nf thA Rtntn f nro.
gon, you are hereby required to np-
peiir una nnswer tne complaint riled
J
BOSSY HAD DELIRIOUS "JAG"
Results of Imbibing Barrel of Home
Brew Disastrous to Morals of
Sedate Old Cow.
Milk, that mild and healthful bever
age beloved of the young, usually held
in light esteem by the hntlprohibltlon
Ist, but
. It happened not long ago since Jan.
18 In the mining camp of Sand Cou
lee, Montana. A "Bohunk" miner's
wife, nppnrently seeking to keep cr
lord and master In good humor, mixed
a barrel of home brew guaranteed to
develop a real kick, and set .it out In
the yard to ferment A neighbor's
cow happened along and tasted.
One tnste led to another, nnd finally
the barrel was empty. But not so the
cow. She was most decidedly and sat
isfactorily "full." Anyway, bossy was
fighting drunk, and she started out to
clean up that Inlnlng camp, and suc
ceeded almost completely. But she
met her Wellington In Deputy Sheriff
Adolphson. The cow charged the
sheriff, who dodged.
Then bossy suffered from tho hallu
cination thnt has mulcted humans un
der similar circumstances. She gave
evidence of seeing a multitude of
Sheriff Adolphrons, and finally tiring
herself with aimless charges fell down
At the
Liberty
We Can Make
Immediate Delivery
ON
Three Hudson
Super-Sixes
One Essex
Touring Car
and Several Used Cars
Initial Payments $150 and up.
Balance to suit purchaser.
Pioneer Oarage Co.
THE
UNIVERSITY
OF
OREGON
is maintained by tlm Mate
in order that the young peo
ple of Oregon may receive,
without cost, tlio benefits of a
liberal education.
The University Includes the College of
Literature. Science and the Arts, the
Graduate Srhuol, the Hehuol I'hys
leal Kilucatlun, and the iirofrsalnnal
Schools of !,ew. Medicine (at I'ort
landl, Architecture, Commerce, Jour
nalism. Education and Music.
Hlirh sUndarda of scholarship are
made possible by an able faculty, well
equipped Inboratorlea and a library of
nearly 100,000 volumes.
Supervised athletics are encourared
and every attention a-iven the health
and welfare of the students.
With a hels-htened confidence seined
br the recent espresslen of public
support, the University Is near enter
Ins upon an era of lira, develop,
ment and extended usefulness.
Kor a catalogue or for any Informa
tion, address :
THE REGISTRAR
I'nlverslty of Oregon
Eugene, Oregon
Electric Power
Prods Production
Central Station , Electric
Power utilized through the effi
cient, flexiblo, easily controlled
Electric Motor made possible
war time production.
This same power has proved
indispensable in producing
peace time necessities.
Just as you add more men to
your force when business war
rants, so you may Instull more
motors whon power demnnds
, increase. The cost of electric
power is In proportion to the
work done. The profit-consuming
"overhand" of other
forms of power is cut to a
minimum.
s Our powor man will gludly
go over tho whole situation
with you.
Whenever you say.
BEND WATER LIGHT
& POWER CO.
against you in tho above entitled ruse
nnd cause on nr befnro the Z2nd day
or uctonor, ize. which Is more than
six woeks after the 10th day of Hep
tember, 1920. tha ditto of tha first
publication of this summons, und If
you full so to nppour and answer, for
want thereof, tho plaintiff will uunly
to the conrt for tho relief prayed for
in inn complaint, towlt: Kor a decree
of this court forever barring and
foreclosing any right of the snlil de
fendant In and to tho property do
ner! bod In the complulnt as follows:
Lot 26 ot Work 13, I'ark addition
to Ilend, according to the duly
recordod map nnd plat of snld addi
tion now on file and of rocord In tho
offlco of tho County Clork of Des
chutes County, Oregon, or any part
theroof, nnd that the contract In
plaintiffs complaint mentioned be
cancelled and that ilnfendnnt's right
in and to said property and contract
bo forever cancelled, barred and held
for naught, and that defendant have
no Interest therein, and for Much oth
er and further relief as to tho Court
may appear Just and equitable.
Hervlco of this luinnitins is made
upon yoti by publication thereof In
Tho llend tin Hut la for six consecu
tive nnd surriiaalvo weeks under and
by virtue of an order ninilo and en
tered on tho 10th day of Hnptemhor.
1:!0, by tho Honorable T. K. J.
Duffy, Judge of the above ontltlod
Court.
The (Into nf the first publication of
this summons Is the 10th day of (Sep
tember, 1020, and tho date of tlm
Inst publication thereof Is tho 15th
day of October. 11120.
K. O. BTADTHri,
Attorney for riulntlff.
II. 17, 93, 99, 10B, 1 1 le
Benefit Dance!
The jazzy kind the Bend
Firemen always give
At The Gymnasium
at 9 o'clock Saturday night
Wilson George's Orchestra
Admission $1.00
Ladies Free
Demanding of merchants their
highest priced wares, whether you
can afford them or not, is fuel for
the profiteer. Even with present
prices, proper judgment can be ex
ercised in buying and money saved.
High prices is no excuse for ex
travagance. The Shevlin-Hixon Company.
Bear in Mind
Fishermen-Campers !
Every tree destroyed by forest fire
reduces Central Oregon's wealth
just that much.
Preserve the trees by being careful
about fire. Protect them by spread
ing the gospel to all others.
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. -