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TIIK IlKXD IU'UJCTIN. DAILY EDITION. HEM), OUKGOX. KltlDW, OfTOIIKIt l. I Will.
NEW CAMP STARTS
LOADING OF LOGS
Brief Notice of KeopoTtliits Siirtlilenl
To lnl Cnmp In M;', Assemble
Men, Anil Stnrt 1'roduct Ion.
15, Hond 0.
Fourth Quarter
Norcott dropped NicNool.v's lateral
pass. Hudmond recovering. Kendall
made two. Redmond pennlliod five,
offside. Kendall made three und Oil
lotto throe, the bull going to I lend
on downs.
McNeely lost five. Norcott punted
25 lint both siih'9 were offside. Ilird-
l.oadiiiR of Iors at Drooks-Scanlon gall made two. YicNoely punted 30
Camp No. 3 actually started yester- ( cilleite. who made five, lllllette
day despite the fact that a complete made throe. Gilb.aith substituted for
crew hua not been secured for lop- Wallace. Cillotie i.i.ide n yard and
ging at the new point. The canr had n.,,,, foMr. i;.u t;)!i'j attempted goal j ?t .'h.. Su.? o, o'rcKo"
been idle for nearly a year, and , kick fuilod. for the purpose of obtainlue nersonal
Ilend took the ball on the 20 yard i service of the petition herein and this
line. A pass was Incomplete. Ilinlsull ' order upon hint, but that they have
tliii 17th day of September. 1921.
It. S. HAMILTON.
Notary Public for Oregou.
Notarial Seal
My commission expires July 20,
1922.
OKPKR TO SHOW C.U'SK
It appearing to the court from the
foregoing petition that Uohort I.
l'arrott. father of the child therein
mentioned, has not given hia written
consent to her adoption by the pet
it loners.
It further appearing from the af
fidavit filed heroin of Oeorge A. rat
kins, one of tl'.o said petitioners, that
the petitioners have used reasonable
CI.ASSII 1KI AOYKIP'ISINO
FOR SALE
cision Saturday by mill officials lu
favor of a third shift was the first
warning received by S. A. Blakeley.
logging superintendent, that woods
production would have to be increas
ed, At first it was thought that the
new shift might have to run for a
time on the slight log surplus already
made two. Norcott kicked 40. dlllette
been unable to do so, nnu that It will
bo necessary to serve notice of said
fumbling and recovering for no gain. petition upon him by the publication
Two passes were Incomplete, liar-' thereof :
ton punted 30 to Plakeley. who made NOW. THEREKOMK, It is hereby
13. Norcott made three. McNeely two. 0nRl.JE1l) ,! ,n " hold up-
, , on said petition on Monday, Novoiu-
Norcott passed to Claypool for ls.(ber 14lh 1921 , ,wo oVU)ck p ,
Norcott made two and passed to Clay-1 at the office of the county court in
on hand, but a skeleton crew was ; pool (or lM KruSall made two. Mc-he courthouse lu Bund, Deschutes
rapidly assembled, the camp put in , Neoly two. Norcott lnade ,eTen. The j Jbo ''it'ob Znt
shape for use. and loading started. ollt for Gales. noll(i ost B lird on a hereby required to appear and show
only a few hours after the mill shift fumble which was recovered. Norcott cause, If any there be. why the said
began work Wednesday at midnight.
COURT CONTINUES
NON-SUPPORT CASE
George Child, charged with non
support, asked this morning for fur
ther time In which to plead when ar
raigned before Justice of the Peace
E. D. Gilson. The case was continued
until 10 o'clock Monday morning.
REDMOND TAKES
FOOTBALL GAME
passed, Kendall touching the ball,
which was caught by Johnson for a
touchdown. Goal was missed. Score,
Redmond 15. Bend 6.
Kohfield kicked off for Bend 40,
Gillette returning 13. A line plunge
failed and a pass was incomplete.
petition should not bo irranted
I It is further OKDEUEl) that notice
be given of the time and place of
said hearing by the -publication of
said petition and this order, once a
week for three successive and conse
cutive weeks. In a newspaper pub
lished and of general circulation in
Deschutes county. Oregon: that the
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lieo speed wiiiton; Just overhauled
and paiuiod: Jliiiuin.
Kurd Iiiik; n dandy Utile car lu
(list class condition: $2ii(l.lMI.
DKSl'lll Ti:S C.Ut AUK TO.
Nash Cars federal Tiros
110-11 2c
KOIt SAI.K Six room modern honi.e
furnished or tinfiirniHhod ; will
take car or small delivery truck for
part Ilrst payment. 412 Delaware
ave. ST-lIlp
KOU SALE By non-resident, two
room house and garage; also bed
steads, sowing machine and other
f ii in 1 1 u re. Cull before Sunday at
9!M Colon st. 7S-I I 0-1 I2p
KOIt SALE Oood. snappy limb
wooil from timber loKgcd last
year: don't coufuso this with old
lifeless limb wood, l'honn 2:tt-V.
H7-I09-I Up
h'Oll SALE Apples; I am soiling n
good grade of rooking apples tit
$1.10 per box. II. J. Lindsay, Hood
ltlver, OroKon, U. K. P. No. It.
r.s-iuii-i i!c
Dahl went around end for IS. Barton ! last publication shall be not less than
passed to Gates for eight
Score. Redmond 15, Bend 6.
The Lineup
yards.
(Continued from Page 1.)
Redmond
Holloway
Hauser
Doty
Wallace
Hanson
Robbins
Gates
Gillette
Barton
Dahl
Kendall
Substitutes,
Bend
L E R
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L H R
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Bend.
four weeks before the date of the
said hearing.
Dated at Rend. Oregon, this 23rd
day of September. 1921.
ROBERT W. SAWYER.
County Judge.
clIo1 193-99-105-1 lie
G. Blakeley ,
Boyd i
Kohfield
Thilbrook
Howell
Johnson
L. Blakeley
Blrdsall
McNeely
Dutt
Norcott for
Dutt. Dutt for Howell.
Referee, Gates; umpire, Dunbar;
head linesman, Fleming.
three. Time out Norcott. The next
play was a fumble. Johnson recover
ing for Bend. Norcott passed to John
son for six yards, but the ball was'
lost on downs.
Barton punted 25 yards to Blake
ley, who made five. McNeely made
two yards, Redmond was penalized
five, Norcott made three. Blrdsall
went through eight yards and Blake
ley four. Blrdsall and Norcott each
made four. Blakeley failing to gain.
Time out Norcott. Bend penalized
five yards. The ball was lost on a
fumble on Redmond's eight yard
line.
Barton made a yard on a fake
kick. His Dunt was blocked. McNeely To the Honorable County Court of.
' .... Deschutes County. Oregon:
recovering lor cena ou u.e e.s.n, Y(Jur petitiotler8 Gcorf?e A. Par.
yard line. The half ended on thlsiking and cloe parkins, husband and
play. Score, Redmond 6, Bend 0. j wife, of Bend, In Deschutes County
Third Quarter Oregon, respectfully pray that an or-
. . , b. r - , v.., 1 der be made for the adoption by them
Barton kicked off 5 to Norcott Qf an UQaamed female nfant chnd
who made 22. Bend lost on three of Robert I. Parrott and Laverna
plays and was penalized fqr offside. ; Parrott, both of Condon. In Gilliam
McNeely kicked 20 out of bounds. county. Oregon, born on July 15.
. , . , . .. .. 1921, and for the change of the name
Dahl made four and then five yards. of raid child tQ ghjr,ey Loj ,,ar.
Keumona penalized live ior oiisiue. kins.
PETITIOX
IN THE COUNTY COt'RT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
FOR DESCHLTE3 COUNTY
In the Matter of the Adoption)
of Parrott, an uc-)
named child of Robert I.)
Parrott and Laverna Par-)
rott. )
Gillette made six, the ball going to
Bend on downs. I
A pass was incomplete. Redmond,
penalized five for offside. A recover-,
ed fumble resulted In a five yard
loss. McNeely kicked 15 to Kendall,,
who mane 13. ! Parrott, for the reason that be can
Gillette made four and Kendall not be found within the State of Ore
eight. Kendall made five more. Time ; gon, for the purpose of obtaining
out for Boyd. Kendall fumbled. Red-1 P"a' ,
mond recovering. On the next play
The written consent of the mother
of said child to her adoption by pet
itioners, and that her name be chang
ed as above requested, is attached
to this petition. j
Your petitioners ask that an order
be made for publication of notice to
the father of said child. Robert I.
him, as Is
shown by the affidavit of George A. :
Parkins, filed herewith. :
GEORGE A. PARKINS, !
CLOE PARKINS.
STATE OF OREGON )
I !
Barton kicked off over the goaI,connty of Deschutes )
line for a touchback. Norcott punted I We, George A. Parkins and Cloe I
40 to Kendall, who returned 2. Bar- Parkins, the petitioners above!
i 1 namea, oeing nrsi amy sworn, sep-
Kendall went over for his second
touchdown. Wallace missed goal.
Score, Redmond 12, Bend 0.
' InmtplT. tin each fnr himself and her.
. . - - -- -
ton passes to Gates for a
gain. Gillette and Dahl each made geif gay; i have read the forego
five. Barton dropkicked for goal from jK petition, know the contents there
the 22 yard line. of. and the same are true as I verily
Barton kicked off 55 to Norcott. j believe.
irho returned five. Redmond was pen- CLOE PARKINS
alized for offside. Score. Redmond! Subscribed and sworn to before me
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State Warrants Called
The following notice has been received from the State
Treasurer and Is published for the benefit of those who
may be holding State Warrants:
"Notice Is hereby given that there are funds
In the State Treasury with which to redeem all
outstanding State Warrants drawn on the general
fund, indorsed 'Presented and not paid for want
of funds,' prior to September 3, 1921. All such
warrants, properly indorsed, will be paid upon
presentation at this ofllce. Interest thereon ceas
ing from and after October 10, 1921."
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