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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1920)
PAGR a Tint nKD nn.iiETiJf, daily edition, mond, orkoon, hati'mmy, ootoiikk in. loao. NEW PATENT INCLUDES MUCH DESCHUTES COUNTY ACREAGE Descriptions ot reclaimed Des chutes county luiuls in tho C. O. I. Bogregallon, which are Included in tho ptilent rocontly Issued to the stnte ot Oregon, totaling 10,664 acres, hav Just been received by the Cen tral Oregon Abstract Co., and are as follows: Willamette meridian, Oregou, township 16 south, Van pre 12 east: KEV4 of SE, S4 of SEVi, Sec. 9; SVi of SWVi. NE VI of SEVi. Si of SEVi . Sec. 10; WVi of NEH, NW Sec. IB; NWVi of SWVi. SV4 of SWVi. Soc. 27; SV4 of NWVi, NVi of SEVi. Soc. 28; SV4 of NEVi, SEVi of Sec. J5. Township 17 south, range 12 east: The lots 1 and 2, S Vi of NE Vi . N EV4 of SWVi, SWVi of SEVi. Sec. 2; SEVi of SWVi. Sec. 12; NEVi of NEVi of NWVi. SVi of NWVi. SEVi of Sec. 13; NWVi of SWVi. Sec. 15. TownBhip 18 south, range 12 east: The SW Vi of SE Vi . Sec. 2. Township 14 south, range 13 east: The lots 2, 3. and 4. SVi of NEVi, NWVi of SWVi. SV4 of SWVi. Sec. 4; SVi ot NEVi. SWVi-. NVi of SEVi. SWVi of SE4. Sec. 6; lot 5. the SE Vi ot NWVi. SEVi. Sec. 6: lot 1 and NVi of NEVi. Sec. 7; NEVi. NVi of NWVi. SEVi of NWVi. SEVi of SE Sec. 8; NVi. NEVi of SWVi. SVi ot SWVi. EVi of SEVi. Sec. 9; SEVi of NW V4 N Vi of SW Vi , SWVi of SW Vi, NEVi ct SEVi, Sec. 10; NWVI ot NWVi. SVi of SEVi. Sec. 13; EVi of NWVi. Sec. 15: SEVi of NEVi. Sec.21; EVi of NEVi. Sec. 22; NE of NWVi. SVi of SEVi. Sec. 23; SWVi of SEVi. See. 24; NEVi of N EVi. SWVi of NEVi. Sec. 35. Township 15 south', range 13 east: The SEVi of the NEVi. WVi of SEVi, Sec. 3; NWVi of SWVi. Sec. 15. Township 17 south, range 13 east: The NWVi of Sec. 10; WVi of NE Vi, NWVi. SWVi. WVi Of SEVi. Sec. 15; lot 2 and NEVi of SEVi. Sec. 18; SEVi of SWVi. NVi of SEVI. SEVi of SEVi. Sec. 20; SW of NEVi, S WVi of NWVi. EVi of SWVi. Sec. 21; NWVi of NEVi. NEVi of NWVi, SWVi of SWVi, Sec. 22: WVi of N EVi, NEVi of NWVi. NEVi of SWVi, NWVi of SEVi. Sec. 23; WVi of NW Vi. NVi of SWVi. SWVi of SEVi. Sec. 27; SEVi of NWVi. NEVi'of S WVi, SVi of SWVi. NVi. of SEVi. S EVi of SEVi i Sec. 28; NWVi of NE Vi, NWVi of NWVi. Wi of SWVi. Sec. 29; NWVi. SEVi of SWVi. Sec. 32; EVi of NEVi. NWVi of NWVi. S WVi. Sec. S3; SVi of SWVi. SWVi of SEVi. Sec. 34. Township IS south, rango 13 east: The NWVi of NWVi. Sec. S, SWVi of SWVi, Soc. 11. Township 17 south, rango 14 east: The SW Vi of SW Vi I1 Sec. 11; W Vi ot NWVi. WVi of SWVi. Sec. 27; EVi of NEVi. SEVi of SWVi. NEVi of SEVi. Sec. 2S; NEVi of SWVi. S EVi of Sec. 31; NEVi of SEVi. SVi of SEVi. Sec. 32; NEVi of NEVi. N W Vi of SW Vi. EVi of the SEVi. Sec. S3. , Township IS south, range 14 east: Lot 3, NEVi of SWVi. SVi of SE Vi. Sec-7; SVi of SWVi, Sec. 8. Austria's Salt Monopoly. The Austrian monopoly on salt mined all the salt Industries for a period of 148 years. There are no data up to the time of the partition ing of Poland, but It can safely be said that the salt mines of Callcla sup plied about 100.000 tons of salt yearly. Wlellecika about 24.000 tons and P.oWinla 17,000 tons. There were no other salt mines In Poland in the yeur 1772. Ilnltlmore Amertrnn. Bulletin "WAKT ADS" Bring Re sults Trv Them. ' BIG CROWD HEARS THE TEMPLE CHOI Concert Ity the Hlu'vllii-Hlvon llnnil In twil men Kxeellont Vocal I'm Ifi'nni At (lie Gymnasium. Tho largest lycoum crowd In tho history of llend attended tho opening number of tho mill employes' series ot five ontertnlnments tho Tempi choir last night, filling tho lowe floor and overflowing Into the bal cony. A splendid concert given by tho Shevlin-Hlxon band, Introduced tho Ellisnu-Wlifte entortaluors. find In surplice and cotta, the members of the choir, five In mini ber, won Immediate favor with tho crowd lu the first part of tho pro gram, offering old-time religious songs, Bomo with now urrnngemonts, and closing with "Crossing tho Bar' and the "Recessional." Tho voices ot tho choristers woro ot excello quality nnd well balanced, In tho second part a greater va rlety was given, nnd If tho ability the entertnluors had not boon dom onst rated before. It was clearly shown in the manner In which the sextet from "Lucia" was handle Solos nnd clever readings "were othor feutures ot tho program. Paraffin for Dull Furniture. When your furniture guts a little dull looking and feels sticky, try pour tnj; n little bit of pnnillln on n rng and rubbing dry with a clean duster until every bit of the oil Is removed. It will leave a nice polish and be very nMfnctnrv 1919 BUICK A 1 shape, always had best of care by careful owner. A real SNAP ' for quick sale. Deschutes Garage Company Nash Can Federal Tires ::un::ssmu:ni:::Ki;:::u:uiinuannu: R tmbknofSnll'odim I II OK 5TURDILY built designed for power and dependability, possess ine grace and beauty in every line ilic new Buick Nineteen Twenty One series signally upholds the traditions that have made the name Buick a not able word in the automotive industry. Two decades have more than justi fied the unwavering fidelity to the accepted engineering ideals to which Buick stands committed. The same rugged ValveT-in-Head motor re fined is a distinguishing feature of every model. In appearance, the Buick Nineteen Twenty One series is notable for the harmonious blending of low, graceful body lines; in appointments, for those added refinements that so materially increase the pleasure and comfort of motoring. In addition to the general features of the new models the Buick Five Passenger Touring Car (Twenty One Forty Five) possesses a roominess of tonneau and pew arrangement of seating that afford occupants the ut most in riding comfort. For the business man or bis family; for the needs of city driving or country driv ing, this model excels because of its capacity for varied service. BEND GARAGE CEMETERYMUST OBTAIN MONEY Vl.WH KOH ItK.UTII'HWTION WAIT OX FI NDS WHICH WIM. UK I'UOVIUKII IN THK CITV'H NKXT lU IKJKT. Tho recently appointed cemetery association has carefully planned for the beuutlflcutlon of l'llot Unite cemetery, but until money la uvjill able, Its plans cannot bo chrystnlltod into action. This, In brief, was the report of Mrs. A. K, Larson, mouther of tho ussoylatlou, when alio ap peared before- the city council last night. Assurance was given that In the coming city budget, provision would be mndu for tho proper upkeep and maliitenanco ot the cemetery, and au ordinance was iutroduced moro clearly defining tho duties and uuthorlty of tho association. Tho council heard and granted a petition for tho Installation ot nil arc light at tho corner of Twelfth and Newport uveuuo and adjourned after passing a resolution directing that notices of tho coming city election on November 2 bo posted. Bowling Qrsen History, In 1T1I2 Howling Oreen (BIT nerew) In New York ?lty was ordered fenced In. it was leased at one peppercorn a year for 11 years to three cltlsens for ft private howling green, the lea no being renewed for a second 11 years nt SO shillings per milium. Automo bile Illue Hook. . World's Lsrotit Springs. Probably tho Knuniiilnu do Vanchoso In southern France It Ilia largest spring III tho world, mid Mnlad Hprlnus near tho Snake river canyon, Idaliu, the largest In the United Hi a I us. Writ Australia's Vast 8lis, West AuMirnlln, the largest Hint" lu the continent, has liu urea of over l)7n, (KK1 siputre miles. String Holrisr. A convenient string holder may hit iniiilo of a small funnel linng n a cur lier of it kitchen, A ball of siring should do put lu thu funnel, llio loose cord extending down through ths stum. On ths Lovsl, Florida Is I ln flattest slut In ths t'nlon. lis highest spot Is Hid feet nliove wen level. Our Plank. We may lie wrong, but our position Is that, for $0. tho garage mechanic should hnvo done something to our enr besides grease the cushions. Dal Ins News. ''Aj'JU.'H' THE UNIVERSAL CAR The Ford Sedan ia the favorite family car, scats five comfortably. While an enclosed cur will) jicrmancnt top, it linn largo windows, nnd may in n minute lie changed to a most delight ful open car with always a top protecting ngainst the sun. In inclement wcnt'icr it is a closed car, dust-proof, wntcr-proof, cold-proof. Finely upholstered. Equipped with efectric starting nnd lighting system nnd demountable rims with 34-inch tires front nnd rear. A real family car. Won't you come in nnd look nt it i 'l'l I ! I . . I I l nc iiciigiuj oi die cicrcnc car with the economy ol'tliq Ford. t CENT-ORE MOTOR CO IIOM) NT.. III'.M), OHKtJON J5(D I I Buys an None Better Made WHY PAY MOIRE? $1,750 for the "6" $2,4SO for the "8" I Is the price of the Oldsmobile cars. A price guaranteed against decline until July 1st, 1921. Buy now, have the use of .the car, and if a price reduction comes before July 1st, 1921, you will be refunded the exact amount of the reduction. U Call let us demonstrate the car. South worth Bros. BOND STREET : : : BEND, ORE. "kor-bbr-ed ALL things consid ered, tho Oldsmohilc "Klght" affords supreme motor car value. A car of ultra- dlNtinguJshcd appear-, once; built on a chassis that is a masterpiece of advanced engineering; flexible in operation and extremely high powered; .exceptionally comfortable ond finely appointed ; economical that in brief describes the dependable, roomy 77passcngcr Olds mobile Tliorobrcd. Other Oltlimobllt "S" moilolt are the 4-jmiienyer' I' not maker and the 7-pa$itngtr titdan ' -'-j.! Dealer's Name, Address nd Telephone Number 81 BOND STREET BEND, OREGON Jm!sum!iBB:mm::uKtttini! , mmmummmumnuwmmu