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HOLD SERVICES
FOR LAD KILLED
"Jack" Johnson, Victim of
Accident At La Pine,
Buried Here Today.
ExtarmlnaU th House Fly.
Among the ISO different kinds of
oacteria and other organisms taken
from the bodies of house tiles by dif
ferent investigators, are tufiiittlln Ular
rliiK'H, typhoid fever, Hiithrux, food
poisoning, aniiH'hlc dysentery, aboesses,
leprosy, tapeworms, hookworms, bu
bonic plague, conjunctivitis, sum
mer eoi)liilnt, tuberculosis, enteritis,
trachoma, eryslpteas, gas gangrene,
stomach worms, plnworms and opto,
tlialiula.
Funeral services were held this
afternoon at the Niswonger chupel
for James )ouglas Johnson, Jr.,
eight-year-old Ron of Mr. and Mrs.
Douglaa Johnson of La Plue, who
died yesterday of Internal injuries
sustained when an automobile trailer
on which ,b,o was playing fell and
crushed btn. ' Uev. J. L. Webster of
the Presbyterian church had charge
of the sorvice. In addition to many
residents of- La Pine who came to
Bend for the funeral, all of the local
representatives of the forest service j
attended, and many other local'
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.
Interment was In the Pilot Butte,
cemetery. I
From the time that he was hurt;
until his death, the boy did not weep
or complain, it was learned here to
day. He went home and quietly told
his parents-that he had been Injured.
The parents -knew, however, that his
condition was serious, and the trip to
Bend was started as soon as it was
thought safe to move him. He fell
asleep on' the way in, and a little
later it was discovered that he was
dead, the blood clots caused by the
falling trailer having spread to his
brain.
Mrs. Johnson's pareuts had just
left on the.ir way to Ashland after
visiting at- the Johnson home, and
could not be communicated with in
time for .them to come. for the fu
neral, ."joliuson's father, Rev. Levi
Johnson, assistant pastor of the First
Presbyterian church at Portland, was
also unable to come.
"Jack." as the boy was. familiarly
known, had just returned with his
parents from a trip to the seashore.
He is survived by a sister, Dottie
Belle, aged five.
XOT1CF.OF lUIKJKT AMI F.STI
MATFS OK WKST S1KK KF.l'
LAMATION DISTRICT .
First American Piano.
Evidence seems to prove that the
piano was Invented by Barrolonieo
Chrlstoforl, a harpsichord maker of
Padua in 1710. A balf century later
pianos were manufactured In England
liy German mechanics. The first
American piano was made In Boston
In 1822 by a firm that has continued
to make that Instrument for a hun
dred years.
Notice is Hereby (liven. -That the
undersigned, constituting the Budget
Committee of West Side Reclama
tion District, composed of the Haunt
of Directors and Levying Hoard of
West Side Reclamation District. Hiul
three qualified electors and free
holders of West Sldo Reclamation
District not officers, agents or em
nloyes of any municipal corporation.
and appointed by the Board of Di
rectors of West Sldo Reclamation
District, have made and prepared
estimates as hereinafter set forth
of the total amount of money pro
posed to be exponded by West Side
Reclamation District lor nil pur
poses during the fiscal year 1923,
as follows:
Organization expense, cov
ered by outstanding war
rants $1.464.6S
Attorney's fee for fiscal
year 1922. covered hy
outstanding warrant 600.00
Interest on outstanding
warrants to April 1,
1923 150.00
Fees and expenses of Di
rectors and Secretory for
the balance of year 1922 100.00
Legal Expense for the year
1923 600.00
Compensation and expenses
of Directors and Secre
tary for year 1923 300.00
Emergency or unforeseen
exnenditures for year
1923 500.00
Total J3.714.68
Estimated delinquency on
tax assessments 928.00
Our watch repairing department
will see to It that your watch runs
properly. Symoiis Bros., Jewelers.
Jl'rc
, Hl'SINF.SS Ori'ORTUNlTlKS
For Sale Twenty-five room hotel
near mills; sell furnllu.ro and louse
building for live year period.
For Sulo Harbor shop, doing
good business; cheap rout.
For Snlo Seventeen room board
ing and rooming house; sell furni
ture and lease property.
For Sulo One-half Interest In
good pool hull and harbor shop.
Selling on account of ill health.
For Sulo Small grocery und
butcher shop; good location.
HOMES FOR SALE
For Sulo Five room fiirnlshod
house, strictly modern, good loca
tion; can ho handled on n soldier
bonus loan.
For Sulo Four room semi-modern
house, completely furnished;
fine garden mid everything goes for
Jl.S0u.00. Will tako small car In
part payment. Terms on baluncu.
(nod location.
For Snl) Five room plastered
house, liKhts and water, full base
ment. Price $1,200; $300 down,
balance $20 per month.
If you want to sell your homo,
list It with us as wo huvo several
buyers. Have cars to trade for
city property, also severul trades on
farms. See us before listing your
property.
HEXHAM FALLS REALTY CO.
Bend. Oregon
Phono S8-W. ISS-BSc
FOR' SALE The NHU Section 86.
Township SO, Range 2f, Harney
county. V. K. Spurrier, 447 Simp
son at., Portland, Ore. tltt-66-67p
FOR SALE Horse, saddle, bUKgy
and harness; cheap. Inquire 1U6
Irving avenue. t!3-5il-58p
FOR SALE Furniture. Cull 944
Newport avo. 56-65-ttOp
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
ClaMiAed advert Uinjr chant pr fuue, 516
rent (or 26 words or left. On wnt per
word for all over 26. . All classified adver
tising itrictly cash In advance.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Ivory reed baby bugKy,
good condition. $12.00; Vlctrolu,
records and cabinet, good condition,
$35.00. 134 Delaware. 69-66p
Total $4,642.58
And Notice Is Hereby Given, That
on September 5, 1922, at the hour
of 9:30 o'clock a. m., the estimates
herein given may be discussed with
the Levying Board, that is, with the
Board of Directors of West Side
Reclamation District, and that at all
times prior to such date this esti
mate will be on file In the office of
the Secretary of West Side Reclama
tion District at Lower Bridge, Ore
gon. G. E. STADIG.
FRED WALTERS.
JOHN A. SCOTT.
TOM A VEDDER.
RUSSEL H. CHAPMAN",
JERRY GROSZKRUGER,
Budget Committee West Side
Reclamation' District.
56-62c
BE SURE TO EXTINGUISH
EVERY SPARK OF FIRE
BEFORE BREAKING CAMP
One little spark may cause the los3
of millions of feet of very valuable
timber.
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
GRAND
Last Time Tonight
"A
WOMAN
OF NO
E"
A picture that shows a man
learns to early and u woman
too late. Showing true to life
the passion ami sins of man;
the wenkne.Hs and love of a
woman. A picture every moth
er and daughter in Item! would
see if they knew what a won
derful moral lesson it shows.
If you see it you will glad
If not, you may he sorry.
TWO SHOWS, 7:ilO AND 0:00
FOR SALE Blcyclo, six hole range,
three plain chairs, ope rocker,
sanitary couch, ull in good condi
tion. Floyd K. Fetty, 852 Colum
bia avo. 67-6B-67p
FOR SALE Ouo three room shack,
partly furnished; one two room
shuck; burn, tent, ull for $125 If
taken Immediately. Inquire Hulr-
dressing I'urlor. 4 5-5 3-5 uc
FOR SALE Four room house ut n
uarKitiu; win Rive lerms. i.;. ft.
Benson, Sathor building. tlO-55-OUc
FOR SALE Reed buliy buggy, Ivory
finish; revorsllilu. Call 111 -J.
l-55-57p
FOR RENT
WANTED Man for ranch, iilile to
milk und drive Ford truck: mar
ried or single; good wages. Phone
1H-F-2I. Nela Anderson. U ft - b ll-C H p
WANTED Furnished, strictly mud
eru Iiouhu for short I Into or will
lease right place for longer term.
11. jMooro.Tol. 1117. fU-r6-67r
Put It In The Ilullntln'
WANTED llock inon, teumstorN
and slatlon men by (Ireeuwood A
liiinn, bnlwann Prlnevlllii and
Mitchell; wages $4.(10; hoard $1.25;
gooil prices for Mlulloii work. Holi
er! Brooks, Hupt., Prlnovllle, Ore
gon. iM-fiil-nop
WANTED-- Elderly Tally' lii help
with housework. IKHI Colorado
avenue. rt 7 - fi 11 ii
FOR RENT Desirable sleeping room
In modern home, near town; gen
tlemen preferred. Apply Bulletin
office. 68-60-6UC
FOR RENT Threo room house;
seven room house; two room fur
nished npurtmenl with sleeping
porch. Phono 1 1 -11. 65-55-66p
WANTED
WANTED Someone to look after
hoy four years old for few hours
every day whllo mother works. Ap
ply Downlng's Cafe. 62-SBp
MEN AND BOYS WANTED For
Bash and door cut-up plant, box
shook factory; wanes $3.50 to $8.00
per day; room and board $1.21 per
day; steum boated buildings; shower
huths; modern conveniences: club
house; now plant; population 3.000;
accommodations for families; steady
employment. Address Fruit (Srow
ors Supply Co., Susunvllle, Cut.
62-54-SXp
WANTED Work by hour or dny.
Juanlta Miller, 200 Canal street.
4l-53-66p
WANTED Competent housakoepor;
steady work If satisfactory; small
family. Phone 15-F-22, Brusflold.
26-63-66C
WANTED To oxchanno for Ford
-car, $500 -equity In five room
house; modern excopt heat. Phono
70. 97-47lfc
now mucn rem tea
Flavor do you Buy?
Do you buy tea flavor or just tea ?
With the old-fashioned square tins
or cartons, a good deal of the flavor
is apt to be lost.
In the new round vacuum-packed
tin, Folger s Golden Gate Tea
(Black or Green) comes with all its
fine flavor and delightful fragrance
kept for you.
Ask your grocer.
-fOMEKS
Golden
Gate,
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To Holders of Victory Bonds
Tlio United Htatcs Treasury has Issued a call for
the redemption on December 15th, 1022, of about One
Billion Dollars of the 4 per cent Victory Notes out
standing. Tho notes railed for redemption bear the distinguish
ing letters A, II, V, D, E, or F prefixed to the aerial
number.
In order to provide for the gradual retirement of
these notes, the Secretary of the Treasury has announced
that until further notice 4 per cent Victory Notes will
be redeemed upon presentation with all unpaid coupons
attached at par and accrued interest to date of delivery.
Wo offer our facilities to our depositors and to the
public for the redemption of their outstanding Victory
Notes.
The First National Bank of Bend
Turn Bank or Stmmo Smtiob
This Bank Member of (he Federal Reserve System
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WILLIAM
DEMILLE'S
PRODUCTION
cMidsummer ;
JWadness'
with Lds'Wfls'on.LilaLee, .
JuckHoltoGDnradNagd
An alluringly beautiful
plcturlzation of Cosmo
Hamilton's novel, "His
Friend and His Wife."
Set in a flood of magic
moonlight and charged
. with a crashing conflict
of love and marriage
Tonight and Thursday
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V Ht MOTOB CAR
A
irmouncmg
A wholly rfew line of cars built on time-tried
Buick principles but with improvements and
refinements which make their introduction
an event of nation-wide interest.
14 Distinctive Models
Astonishing Values and Prices
PACIFIC COAST PRICES
INCLUDING WAR TAX
Four Cylinder Models
I'. V.,
Roadster, 2 passenger $1050
Touring, 5 passenger $1075
Coupe, 3 passenger $1385
Sedan, 5 passenger ., $1625
Touring Sedan, 5 passenger r. $1510
Six Cylinder Models
Touring Sedan, 5 passenger $2210
Roadster, 2 passenger $1400
Touring, 5 passenger :. $1425
Sedan, 5 passenger $2270
Coupe, 4 passenger $2180
Touring, 7 passenger $1690
Sedan, 7 passenger $2495
Sport Roadster, 3 passenger $1890
Sport Touring, 4 passenger $1945
BEND GARAGE
DISTRIBUTOR
MIEN BETTER. AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM