THK nKND niXI.KTIN. DAILY EDITION, DKMD, ORKOON, WKDN'KNDAY, AKIIST H. imil.
PAGH 4
CRANE PRAIRIE
NOW FAVORITE
ANtil.KKS IIICI.AISK. KISIIINti IS
IlKST AT HEAD OK DKSCIIl TES
I1 l.KillT HTKIT
NOTED AT OHK.M. LAKE.
WILL ESTIMATE
FLUME REPAIR
t'OST OE I'ITTIM; IISIUtiATloX
SYSTEM OK C. O. I. IHSTISICT
ISi IX SIIAI'E TO UK I O.ll ri I I ,l I
I MOX I'll HY JOHX 111 litis.
Crane Prairie is declared t lie favor
ite fishing ground o( Central Oregon.
Kedsides are plentiful at the north
tnd of the prairie. according to an
fclora. Trout are not biting to any
nlurming extent anywhere else at
present, and fishing has struck a mid
season slump.
A new explanation of the Indians'
tear of Odell lake is advanced by A
E. Anderson, who observed a peculiar
phenomenon while fishing there re
cently. Whether Anderson was
frightened or not he does not say.
The sun. shining through clouds,
cast for a time a red glow on the
lake, which was reflected with full
intensity on the forest nearby, An
derson relates. Theu the wind rose,
and high waves rolled up on the shore
where Anderson was fishing.
BLAME SOLDIERS FOR
DRUG SALE IN PARIS
Cocaine Bought In Germany At Low
lric Distributed In France
.At Big Profit, Charged.
Itr John O'Rrirn.
United Ptms Suff Corrapoootstl
, PARIS. Aug. 3. American soldiers
Estimates of flume repair and re
placement cost, which must be In
corporated In the annual assessment
of the Central Oregon Irrigation dis
trict, are to be compiled by John Du
huia. who was retained for this pur
pose by the district directors at their
regular meeting in ISedmoud last
night. Ha is expected to finish the
work within a week's time.
The directors failed to order the
filing of the deed transferring Ceu
tral Oregon Irrigation t'o. holdings
and water rights to the settlers, de
siring that the Instrument should
first be checked over by the district's
attorney.
Many of the ditch riders formerly
employed by the irrigation company
are to he retained by the district. It
has been decided.
rtulletln Want Ads bring results
tiy them.
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
ELKS TO VISIT HERE
Five Carload of Uxlgc Men To lie
(iuoMs At Smoker And On Sun
day Jaunt To The Metollu-.
coming to Paris on leave from Cob
lens are in great part responsible for
the enormous increase in the sale of
cocaine, according to a communira-
tion made to tne Academy of Medi
cine by Dr. Courtoia-Suffit. who add
ed that the American go so far as to
employ airplanes for the Introduc
tion of the drug into French terri
tory. Dr. Courtois-Suffit declared that
the Americans buy the drug from
Germans at 200 to 600 francs a kilojtnelr homes by the pass route.
Entertaining five carloads of Eu-,
gene and Albany Elks, who will mo- j
tor across the McKemie pass Salur-
XOTICK OK SXI.K OK UK..H,
ESTATE
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Deschutes County.
In the Matter of the Kslulo of
Jonas A. Ostroni. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Vuldeinar l.hloll. ' Ad
ministrator of the estate of Jonas
A. Ostroin. dm'eusod.' will on the
19th day of August. 1921, at the of
fice of E. O. Siadtor. in the First
National Hunk llulldliiK, at lleud.
lVsrhutos County. Oregon, offer for
sale and sell at public or private
sale, for cash, separately or as a
whole of all the right, title and In
terest of the estate of Jonas A. Os
troni. deceased, and of the heirs at
law and of the next of kin of the
said deceased, ill and to the follow
ing described property, to-wlt:
All of the east half of the south
west quarter and the north halt of
the southeast quarter of Section 11.
Township 22 South. Knngo 14. Fast
of the Willamette Meridian, contain
ing lbO acres, more or less, and all
being in IVscbutes County, State
of Oregon.
Dated at Hem!. Oregon, this 19th
day of July. 1921.
VAI.DKM Alt UDELL.
Administrator of the estate of Jonas
A. Ostroin, deceased.
David E. I.ofgren and K. O. Startler,
Attorneys for Administrator.
llend. Oregon. 3,S-44-50-5(ic
undersigned administratrix of said
estate, will from and after the
2i!th day of August, 1921. nt the
olllce of (I. C. Morgan, attorney
ut law. In the Log Cabin build
ing, at 1004 lloud Street, In the
City of lloud, Oregon, sell nt
nrlviil. uttlt In fhit hliliiMl bidder
'for rash, for not less than fiitlil.DO,
all the following described real es
tate belonging to said estate situ
ated 111 Deschutes County, State of
Oregon, lo-wit: The west one-half of
the northwest quarter of section II,
township 17 south, range It east W.
I M., together with the water right
j appurtenant thereto.
Dated this 2th dav of Julv, 1921.
! FI.I..V MITTEKKIELD
i 44-5t)-Cl!-62a Administratrix
WANTED-Sewing; by day or piece.
Apply 10 1 Colorado Avenue.
i'll-MI-Glp
FOIl KENT Furnished thr room
bouse: 1 1 ill eh kitchen; close In
in 1 1 Ix. I ni ii 1 1 u Dick till Tailor.
IU 49 MIc
WANTED- tiood nll-ui imiid woman ' 7, ,t ' KENT - Tliroo-i ooiu furnished
nil Riiciieu iieii. ohm WHO llllllel'-
stands conking for country hotel; also
one for dining room uud upstairs
work. Inquire ut Downing' rnfo
August 3 or .1, or wrllu silver Lake
hotel, Mrs. J. Manning, silver Lake,
Oregon. l;i-49ti(ic
CLASSIFIED ADVKKTISINO
CilaMiS.nl atWvrtUhm rhsrea wr Ihim to !
evnta fur 30 Welti ur Ivm. On twitl r
wenl fr sll ov-r to. All rlMuillvd silvvrlts
ins strictir ch In tulvunr.
FOR RENT
FOH KENT Furnished Iwo-toom
house; close to mills. Inquire
Dick the Tailor. I T.-49 f.nr
iipal Inient. with hiitli, telephone,
and all coiivcnlouii. Ilroadway
Apartments, I2K llioadway.
1 1-49 f.Op
USED CARS
CAll FOlt MALE Chevrolet roud
nliir. delivery body; will II cheap
for rash, lleud Furniture Company.
7-12lfc
Put It In Tha llulletlu.
FOR SALE
FOlt SALE Syrup and lard barrels.
lard runs and flour sacks. Itake
lilte Sanitary llakery. 2l-bO-u2c
FOH SALE Household furniture.
Inquire 414 Klverslde. 1'J-bOp
FOH SALE tiood used Ford with
shock absorbers. Inquire Pioneer
jtiarnge. 47-Dilc
XOT1CK OF ADMIMSTKATOKS
SALE.
Notice is hereby given that, pur
suant to an order made and entered
in the County Court of Deschutes
County. State of Oregon, in the mat
ter of the estate of O. E. Mutterf leld.
deceased, on the 21st day of July.
1921. by the Hon. Itobert W. Saw
yer. Jiulire of the said court, I. the
FOH SALE OU THADE Will sell
or trade a rooming bouse of
eighteen beds, doing a fair busi
ness; cheap. If taken ut once. In
quire Bulletin. 3-47-6ilp
WANTED
WANTED Hoarders at the Three
Sister Hotel, corner Wall and
Colorado; close to mills; $7.00 per
week. l-46-Mp
day. Bend lodge No. 131, B. P. O. E..j
is planning a smoker to be held at
the lodge hall on the evening of that
date. The program Is now being
worked out.
Sunday morning the visiting lodge'
men and a large number of local Elks
will go by auto to the head of the'
Metolius, the site of the proposed ;
Elks' summer home. At 4 o'clock in
the afternoon the party will break
up. the visitors returning direct to
(about 50 cents an ounce) and find
it easy to dispose of it in Paris at II.
000 to 15.000 francs a kilo, sold in
packages containing a few grains at
10 francs a package. The French po
lice have arrested many American
soldiers acucsed of being in league
with the keepers of "coco" resorts in
Montmartre. but although the law of
1916 permits the courts to impose a
sentence of five years in Jail and a
fine of 10,000 francs, the drug vend
ors have almost invariably got off
with a nominal fine.
SMOOTH LOST LAKE
ROAD FOR OUTING
l-'orest Crew Kent To Put Newly
Opened Road In Shape For To
morrow's Picnickers.
In order that the Lost lake road
may be in good shape for the mer
chants of Bend and their friends who
will motor from here tomorrow on
their annual picnic, the national for
est road crew was transferred to the
west end of the road today. Deputy
Supervisor Harriman reported this
morning.
It is believed that the road can be
smoothed out so that the trip can' be
made without difficulty.
PRICE OF GASOLINE
IS CUT TWO CENTS
Wholesale Quotation of lit Cents!
Made Ijirge Stocks of Fuel Oil
On Hand And Market Weak.
(Br United Pros to The Bend Bulltia.l
PORTLAND, Aug. 3. Gasoline
prices at all coast points dropped two
cents a gallon today. The price here
now hi 26 cents retail and 2 4 cents
wholesale. .
Fuel oil is down 25 cents a barrel.
Large stocks are reported on hand
and the market is weak.
Halt Cannot Be Prevented.
The theory that hall could be pre
vented by firing cannon or discharging
explosives never was accepted by j
scientist-, and careful experiments j
have shown that it has no foundation, j
The theory was advanced that the ngl-
tntlon caused by an explosion would
prevent the formation of hailstones.
Has Various Pronunciations.
There are ten ways of pronouncing ,
"ough." These nre. written phonetic-
ally, as In how, coff. canf (ea-u a.
lownhle), enuff, tbatit. tho. throo, hie-
cup. the Irish lough and the .Vol's '
pronunciation of soit;.h. "such.
The West is More Dependent on In
dustrial Development Than any Part
ef the United States. Here, as No
where Else in the World, Capital and
Labor Must Work Hand in Hand to
Back Payrolls and Industry.
1 he. First National Bank
Tii Hm of Bwioi St-rf-i
This Bank is a Member of the Federal Reserve System
IT IS TIME YOU SAW
"Something Different"
Are you Just a bit tired of problem plays and eternal
triangles and divorces? Would you like "something dif
ferent" In moving pictures something fra-sh and new and.
yet. romantic? Something that will entertain you and niako
you forget your troubles for an evening?
Then you must make sure you see SOMETHING DIF
FERENT, with CONSTANCE IIINNEV playing the romantic
role of an American girl In a Central American revolution.
It is at the
LIBERTY
LAST TIME
TONIGHT
Bends Biggest
Clothing Sale !
All Wool Suits
$16.50 and $23.95
Our Regular Guarantee Goes With Every Suit
"Satisfaction or Money Back"
CASHMAN
Bend's Clothier
CHARLES . MA Y
SEE the finest ring fight ever
screened "Scrap Iron Johnny
Steel and Battling Burke in four
thrilling rounds that will win a
cheer from every man and
every woman, too.
y: 2? r
in Charles E. Van Iran's great
boxing yarn from the Saturday
Evening Post
"SCRAP
IRON"
Directed by Charles Hay, himself
vl
XX. "T:
They called him "Scrap Iron"
when his name was Steel, and
he ran true to both. He was
the "American Type of Fighting
Man," only he used his fists in
place of a gun. He fought for
all he got, his job, his mother,
his girl, then for himself.
You will say this is Ray's
best, and he has made some good
ones.
LIBERTY
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
I DID IT FOR YOU. MOTHER",
SCRAP IRON WHISPERED
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