The Bend bulletin., June 25, 1925, Image 7

THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION, REND, ORKCON, THURSDAY, JUNK 25, 1925
PAGE 7
ORDER OF PYTHIANS
BACKS BOY RANGERS
Third Group Organized Ah J
Interest Increaiei
Tht K ii Ik III h nf I'yt IiIiim IihIk
Wlnrmiii OVtUlUI VOttd 1,1 IttOMiOf
group f boy ronifrii iihih provld
I ii K for It rutin. at ton f third
group, tiiohp BirtAdy i nilitfAtf
nr upoiuorod by Iho iu utiun fend
I IpllOOptl dim clniM.
i im ludKu nppolnUcJ h ooinmlttoe
tu luporvUa opgnulsfttion ol t)ii
group. Uin oomroltfto Lncludlni Cori
le: aii o. v. hiivIn. w. 0 Rlrroll,
John Nnwliy n ml A I Mnrno.
i ll.' nitUtf r oriontilm iroup
nf hny ran Kern wim pr.'nnniml by
Loull DfOOitti iliulrmun ol tb Kn
intl en lit in It I vv which In prOVOtllMt
tin liny ranciin iiinvi'im nt In BfOd
nOUnOtl It tod thul n third Mintip
in doil now mid that morn will lmv
lit Ih ntnrtud In tin in-nr fntiirn If
tin- inumi tnoni tbi cootln
nr. i In Krnw kh ll Iiin III thn (kfWj
witKh BlQOf tho noVOUOQl tiM boinl
UOdOf uny.
Tim hoy tuiiHt'iM orKiinlxiii hm In
otudoi in ii nonborsbtp boji bo
I jll th" II K-N nf 1 nlld I I!, bojri
v. lui nrc inn yOUIIJ to Join ih )
nrniitd. If h nrKtinl;itlnn mid HtUOlj
trO hnlll bOttl Itidt.in OQltOBU aiiu'
lor
Lightning Starts Fire
West of Crane Prairie
i-irt' thought to bow boon otoHod
h IIkIhiiIhk bfokO out lulu thin lift
trOoon iiotir tin' top nf ii Midi' hntk
mi tin- ionmlt of tiii Qnoffidw vooi
ol Onuw prolrlo tod tbottl one mui
onortntl iniht lootb nf Oortton i k
so m i' iron hlft nti furtut mrvl
tolOphOM lln' prnmHiil to hi lid it
flro prf vfiitlnti work to miim rtti-m
Ahniie 10 tulurk till iifti-niooit
tht rdntlvi hiiiulilMv VOl down In
ll, lha IuwinI point It hud rrnrhfd
for nKvrrul dny ThU mt.na that
Utji it lr bOI II OM htindrfilthri of th
ainonnt nf muUturr- that ll wilt hold
t tOO pOf 0001 M ralim Tho toi
rfiutivo bunldlty dodi not oOMMf
My imuii thul rnln In fur uwny, nr
cOffdllUi to ll I. ptunbi lOftJl mi
pirvMtir.
Call For Ha) Handi Ben!
By Parmera i Jefferson
MVOrol Mill from f nrinrr i north
nf MOdftO who wunl hnv html. BOTO
bOJM rOOOlTOd ' ISO Mind (ommcr
Ittl dob of f b t tdiirliu tin- limt fW
liu.Vh Mot alt nf tOO OppllOBtlODJ
hi )m-ii f llh-d. in or d I n it In VOfd
moolvod from i,, k ('ruinii, ooninof
rin oiub ioofoury
Brief Illness Claims
Crook County Teacher
(IpMbU UiTk "i DelHle)
IMUNBVibbl., Imm 16. MIn
Bdltl Motti tt. ftr th bittir pun
hi a iImhii! "" Imlruotor in Uit
Crooh ''iiitniy leboplii iMimI btfi i'ti
nlnlii ttitl I WMk'l lllllMI, HMrl
Irotlblt Ui-riiiiiimnyliiK ntlTOUl
hi fii kl" u m wttM iIh' OAUJWi MIiih
Mont hod IunI flnliboij ur tacoiid
yiMir mi Unohar iir tlit Wllnoii inhool
In I lii' PoWtll BlltU MOllOQi
Kuutrol irvlqM will bw liil i
morrow from tbt bom ol Mrs Aiiu
MorHi notbw f U Crook county
Mtabtr, with i(iv. w. i,. vim Nuyi
nf j m i in ii ii iii olufMi
HKAT II 1 1 KM llltllKJU HTU1K
IU. I'. Uwl Wh.. UiTh. R. inl llulltllul
PORTLAND, Jon II BspoMlou
ur tbi draw in tin' Horrltnab oltwl
brldci ocroM too Wllninto flvor
btrai duo to Iho ootrano b'ont, ooodod
II In Htli k win ii II wim riilncil (n lol
on ooooo Httof ihyoujibi
Dridfo non ipooyod too opooo lOltb
hoooi tot hnf on booi bofora n could
Iim lOWOfOdl
Ull IMs I'M ih HONTRK ll.
H I'. Uojid Wiir t.i Tt llat pMWIa)
it PADU Jinn' ri MontrMl
w.ii tmlny rhnndii nr. On I9li rin-
rantlon olty by Iko Kiwunin imiiua
iiniiul iIiIikiiIi'H at llm municipal
auillliiiliiin Iwr1
Central Oregon Roads
Slalr
lUTiiirl lMlril I
iii .iv I'oramli
the
.lull
'Ilii' DaHrn-1 alirurnlil Hi li.v .
Nut!' Tbrooib imffir oAvloodi to
l.ikr IbjOnBOfl hlnhwity.
Tim Dailoo-Dufur-WtklU Birot
i; Kul nmrAfluni.
Whllf ltlV).r-.Maupln Hurfarlnc
OJUlol way, IimiIi mil (or IffVOkO,
Mni:ilii-( (iw Canyon- Kurtb road.
BortOoloi ondor y bol pooonblo.
COW ranyon iluloway..MiidruM-ll)d-motiil-ltrnd
(iood nuirudain fxroiit
nl UllOI dirt road nl Tiull OfQOllnil
of (.'rooked rlVOfi
Mi iiill.a Pino Hpvi'ntiDMi rn 1 1
Clttdtf niirfaiitd: bnlmOOfl foil OOttt
I Ollll
iai i i ; i x HUog Kortt ( Bnd
Crock L'nlmproTod dirt road.
Roofb
Sl Milra Norlli r Sand ())'.(
Kliimalb 1'nlU Merrill - California
Slatn l.lnr - Marailum.
Mini. mi VMIaUaklow Highway
Klatntilti Kiilln-Ilonaiua - Mar.-xd-
nm.
WANT TO TRADE FOR
GOODYEAR BALLOONS?
We're willing.
We'll take In your old Urea as part pay
ment put on a new set of Goodyear Halloon
Tirus
And you're ;:ll sot
For more comfort, less repair bills, more
mileage.
What do you say?
Phone us now!
SPECIAL, Tire and Tube" $8.50
Bend Garage Company
Open Ail Night
Onlty Comowsd fiom I'lim Bntlo inn
Replocoinont Porti tor am Cnra Phand 10U
XACK EAST
on the first
Transcontinental
NOW
Tfey want them in 29 States
No one can estimate how much the first railroad contributed to the devel
opment of the Pacific Coast. But never forget that it brought its rewards to
people "back Past," too even in its earliest days. For it transported East
ward many pioneer products of the Pacific among them Folger's Coffee,
Tea, Spices and Extracts.
Away back in 1850 the Western pioneers liked Folger's Coffee. They liked
it so well that they told the people back home about it, with the result that
Folger's Coffee, Tea and Spices moved to new markets, just as fast as the pio
neer carriers could take them. Tin demand Spread until today tlic people of
29 states buy Folger-marked packages. ,
Phe modest San Francisco factor).- which produced the first Folger Products
in May, 1850, grew by frequent additions and expansions. A complete plant
one of the most up-to-date in the country was established at Kansas City,
Mo., a branch was opened at Dallas, Texas, and all because high quality has
been the P'olger cornerstone for seventy-five years.
So in this our Diamond Jubilee year we pay tribute to the pioneers. We
honor their memory w ith this promise: that Folger Quality and Folger Ser
ice shall never change from the high ideals set by our founders; that products
bearing the Folger name shall always be of the highest quality just as they
have been for these seventv-five vears.
San Francisco
J. A. FOLGER & CO.
Kansas City - Dallas
Shiiizuola, Japan
GOLDEN
1
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AXE
Oir-i, J.A.K fe Ca
COFFEE -TEA SPICES EXTRACTS
BounnM'Drowu Vnlloy Bootton
Unlniprovod. Rouffn ffotnv in ploooo,
Drowi Valley - Lakavlew Bllttl
nUlti nooodORii balance dirt rood in
fair condition,
Bond'LnkOVlOW Illglnvny
Bond-Bllvor boko -Rood in fair
ooudltlon.
Bllvor Lake-Pallia; nm road, in
fair condition,
Paliloy-IiakevUw in miic mu
oodon, Central Orogon Highway
Band-6urne Kirol 12 mlloa mo
oodanii balanfie fair din road opon
to trovofi
Bnrni-Crane Muoadamlndi
Crann Vnle UoiikIi lint inmsalilo.
Bhormnn kikIiwh.v
11 1 k k i-wnico-Moro-Otoia Volley'
Kout'Shanlko-Madrae-Redniond-Bend
-Mni'iidiun exoepl idx mill's dirt road
'at Troll crotilng of Crooked river.
Ochoco Highway
Redraond-Prlnorlllo-Mltchell M -
iMiilamlzril ami in Rood iiindltlon.
Mltchelt-Antone-OayTtlle Dirt
road. Impassable after rains.
Crater boko Highway
Medford-Trnll-Proapoct-F'ori Klam
otb Macadam; ooen to Anna
Springs. Closed through cratiM-
l.ako national park on OOOOQUt of
mow.
HcKenslc HlKlmny
E)ngonoBelknap Springs Mocad
lamiied and in Bond condition,
1 noiknap Springs - MoKenolo Pass-
SI.sIims Opi'ii in travel, in fair inn
dttloti,
Btstero-Oltne PalbvRodmond Mo
oadam,
McKontloRond lllKlnvay
Junction of Tho Dollas-Calltornli
HllhwayTumoloSloten (food m-
ondain.
LEGAL NOTICPS
NOTtCK OF HHERUKF'H 8AI1K
By Virtue ot an execution dhly is
sued by the Clerk i( the Clrenit
Court of the Comity nf Multnomah.
State pt Oregon, doted Iho first day
nl' May, 19811, in a eerhiln aetion in
tho Circuit Court for said County and
Slate, wherein Martha Winkelman as
plaint if 1 recovered judgment against
M. 0, nonnhup. Which said Judgment
was thereafter assigned to Kearey
ilroihors, h Corporation, said assign
ment having been Hied In the re
corda of Multnomah County. Oregon,
on January 17th. 1I2S, and whieli
said JudRnient was duly renewed by
order 61 Court made end entered on
January 1 7th. 10S6, in tho Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
Multnomah County and the same be
ing for the sum of Three Hundred
Ninety nine and noil 00 (SHU!). '101
Hollars, and interest thefeOfl nl Olfehl
per cent per anuuin from April -lib.
1914, and costs and disbursements
jtnxod at Eleven and 10100 ($11.80)
Dollars, ami for the further sum of
Fifty (850.OO)) Dollars, with interest,
thereon at six per cent per annum
from January 10th, ui.v
Notice is hereby given that I will
on the 11th day of July. 1925. ill'
the front door of the Court House,
in Bond. lnsaidCounty.nl 10 o'clock j
in the forenoon of said day. sell at
public am Hon to thn highest bidder,
for cash, the following described pro-j
pcrty. to-wit:
aii of tho Northeast Quarter of
Section Five (5 in Township Twon-Ity-tWO
(2LM South, of Hungo Ten
(in) Kast of Willamette Meridian in
I Deschutes County, State of Oregon.
Taken and levied upon afl the pro '
pcrty of the said M. ('. Donahue Of
us much thereof as may bo neces
,sary lo satisfy the said Judgment of
Murthn Wlukelman (assigned to
I'oarey Itrothers) against said M. C.
Donahue, with interest thereon, to
gether With all costs and disburse
ments that have or may acruo.
S. B, ROBERTS, Sheriff.
Dated at Bend, Oro., June SU).
11125. 5-11-17-43-28C
NOXAGE
Tin: KBALtH W ATER
At Yonr Hi uggl.-t
BOYLAN & RAMSEY
Lawyers
Phono on
Rooms 7-3, Df-hut lnexlmeiit O. Hldf .,
Former officii of
Dm. HcHon At Woorner