The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 09, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text( s PAGE 2 THE RRNP BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 0, 1925 WHEAT YIELD LOOMS BIGGER Tho yli'hi por acra was asttttatad jnt lt.8 bushelN. comimrt'it with 1.41 lnM ear aiul a tivo war avafaffa of j 14.7. Thi randltlM nf sprint; nlirst on July I was ss l per cent forvrastiiiR In production .if 27ii, unit, 000 com jparod with an rMlm;ili of I&4.00Q,- 004 buahtla on Juna i and pro- lurtlon last your of 2S3.0OO.OO0 bushels. Tin- yield per ai re was esti mated at l:t bushels. i'oniparil with !nt year and n five year aver age of 12.3. The condition of corn on July 1 was S6.4 per cent, foreiastlnit a pro duetion of 3. OSS. 000. 000 bushels i-oni-i pared with u production last year of 't 2.1:17. oho, ooo bushels and n five year iverate of 2. 035. 000. 000 bushels. The yield per acre of eorn was ; estimated at 2 lituaals and the a.re aso was placed at 10G.tl21.00e or 101.5 per cent of last year's acreage Other estimates included: i Oats. July 1 conditions. 7d.3 per iceni: forecast production. 1.292, : 000.000 bushels, compared w-tth June 1 estimate .-if t IftK illlit UOO KnaliAla Tlil.. ,,.... i.i. ., ....... i ; i ' ' ,,.p.,1 .,, ,.,,.,...,,.. BlJ at .war's estimate of i: per cent on .nine i. wnen tne Little of Last Crop Lefi On Farms Corn Product ion May Be Considerably In Excess of That of 1925 (II. P. Lwcil Wire to The B.nJ nutl.lir WASHINGTON, July I Th COB dltlon of all wheal In the 1'niled States on July 1 was 73.1 per cent, forocastlntc u total production this year of (80.000.(100 bushels, the de partment of agriculture estimated tola) yeara estimate of 1.5)2.- 000,000 bushels: estimated siehPper acre. 29.1 bushels, compared with 36.3 last year and a five year aver age of tl.l bushels Paying of Committee Bills Arouses Anger (Continued from page 1.) forecast was for 601,000.00(1 bushels and 7 6 per cent on July I, last year when S73.000.000 bushels were pro duced. The yield per acre this year was estimated at 12.fi bushels, compared with 16.1 lust year and a five year average of 13.9. Wheat remaining on farms on July 1 was estimated at 13.4 per cent of last year's crop, or about 29.706.000 bushels and compared same as we do at home.'' with 30.9S0.000 bushels, on (he same OppottaBta. however, charged that date last year. j "acceptance of a courtesy of such a The acreage of all wheat is ssJ-sunsuniial nature is unpossihio 994.000 99 6 per cent of last year's acreage. The condition of winter wheat on July 1 was 6 5.9 per cent, forecast ing a production of 404.000.000 bushels, compared with an estimate of 407. 000.000 bushels on June 1 and a pro duction last year of 690.000,000 bushels. JUST ARRIVED! BOYS' SUITS $7.50 to $9.95 Buy Mm dross suit now. When school starts use it for school. Women's and Children's Hosiery onrl nr mm V faVV UIIU Uf ii w Popular Price Store PURSLEY'S 841 Wall Street The Other Fellow's Car Nt duration about it : there arc a tUc of autwnobilra on the trcrt thai day. You real lie thai when your own machine u laid u; for repair, and you have to Hots' the wheels of the other fellow's ear. In a recent year .311 Traveler mecU dent ioicyho!dcT were hart while they were walkinr in the street, and lR-S'V of all the accident claims filed were based upon injuries received by pedes trians. Don't let your bank account get run down even if you are hurt. Take out a Travelers Accident Policy today 1 J. C. Rhodes "Insurance in All Its Branches" Crisp, democntt . tiVoruln olds, ih'mocral. TtMtOtttM (li'mocrat. Texas: Rpbks. reputilirun. Ohio; Marvin Jones. democrat. Texas: Wlngo. democrat. Arkansas Thatcher, republican and Kinchloe and (lilbert. democrats. Kentucky ; t.tnberfcer. republican. California, and C.arrett. democrat. Tennessee. Yesterday the commanding officer of the Chaumonl. on request of some of the congressmen, was granted per mission by the nary department to make a special two day trip to some Japanese port, probably Yokohama. The Chaumnt is due to arrive In Hongkong July 15. in Shanghai July 19. In Honolulu August in and in San Kranclsco August 18. No official word has' been rei eived I at the navy department regarding ur : cepianee of "free ac-.-ommodations" by the parly in Manila Mclleyn- ocoupancv The Square heal com Johnson. pany has leased quarters tu the new building. YOUTHS Ml si H ING (IT. P. Uased Wire to TV Hend Uullctin' SAN KHANCISCO. July I. Laat appeal of Tom Bailey and Lewi Terry, two of three youths sentiared to be hanged tomorrow, was lost to day when the state supreme court dented the pleu for a new trial. Thv sooner you Chrysler izr your transportation, tht faster your bank aecount icill iirow. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S BALK Bj vlrdip of :in SltCUtion iluly Is-' sur-il by the ClarK Ol thn Circuit Court ot the County of Mtilinnmtih. 1 -State of Oregon, ctaleil the first day of Mav. IMS, In u rertaln ai tlon In j the Circuit Court for aall County ami State. wheraUl Murlti.i SVInkelntan W plaintiff reoavcred Jmlcment asainv M. C. Donahue, which said Judgment was thereafter asslEned to Feurey Brotherii. a corporation, nald uHtilim ment havlns been (lied In the re cords of Multnomah County. Oronon. on Jiuiuary 17th. 10i5, and which Competitors may ? adopt these high grade features in the iut-ure-ihe 1925 Star has them nowlhat's why ue says "Tomorrow's Car Today." The Million Dollar Motor Four-Wheel Brakes Full Force Feed Lubrication Tubular Backbone Fedders Radiator Ccrd Tires tVickel Silver Door, Handles Alrmitc Lubrication Disc Clutch Senate President Quezon deplored the revelation as "newspaper com ment In poor taste tending to place the Americans In an embarrassing position." The local press has entered into a heated discussion over the episode, the Filipino newspapers defending the visitors and the American pub lications ridiculing the affair. The Philippine Herald, a native daily, said "the story Is calculated to embarrass our visitors by delib erately misrepresenting the nature of a friendly social obligation volun tarily imposed. The implication that politicians are scheming to influence the minds of the visitors regarding independence is vicious and unwar- "The Times, an American duiiy. Square Deal Store Moves saui -Th. run or the Americans is Until New Building Ready a mere courtesy call, not calling for ! the expenditure of money for Philip-, The Square Ileal Furniture Com plnc propaganda purposes. It Is pany has moved its stock to tempo poor strategy to attempt to convert i rary quarters In the rear of the Hap cemocrata to the Independence cause i tich church on Irving street and Is who are already converted. It la I doing business as usual In that loca- ' . 7u ww. SC,j jmlKmcnt was duly renewed by on republUans who have not yet re- The store will be located In the or,ier ()f rotlr, made ,, 0IlU,r(,a nn sponded to the urging of our com-, temporary quarters until the new January 17th. 1925. In the Circuit niiasioners. special missions and de- building being constructed on the Court of the State of Oregon for funct press bureau." j southwest corner of Bond and Minne- Multnomah Counry and the same be- The party Includes representatives sota by I.ouls flennett is ready for for ,ne "ln of Three Hundred ."wneiy-nine ana no-iuo Dollars, and Interest thereon nt eight per cent per annum from April I4U1, 1914. and costs and rllnbursemenis tuxed at Kleven and HO-luo ($11. Kill Dollars, and for the further tun of Fifty (150.001) Dollars, with Interest thereon at six per cent per annum from January lath, 1915. Notice Is hereby given that I will nn the 11th day of July. 1925. at the front door of the Court House. In Bend. In said County, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of aald day. sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, the following described pro perly. to-wit: All of (be Northeast Ouurter of Section Five () In Township Tweti i ty-two (22i South, of Itange Ten' (10) Bui of Willamette Meridian lit Deschutes County. State of Oregon. ' Tuken and levied upon as the pro patty of the said M. C, Donahue or I as much thereof as may be necea-1 aary to satisfy the said Judgment of Martha Wlnkclman lasslgni-d to I Fearer Broth era) against said M. CY Donahue, with Interest thereon, In ' KetheT with all costs and disburse ments that have or may a rue. s. B, ROBERTS, Sheriff. Dated at Bend, Ore.. June !th. j im. S-ll-17-4S-2tc! IrT,here is only one real motor ' I value in the low-prked field j the new 1925 Star Car. This is a statement of fact yoii j cm nrniia t-, i4im a-1 C f mi von piuri. iu yuui IIHII MUMiL IB Ition at your nearest Star dealer. I Now you can demand power I Real Power at low cost. 1 All records have been broken j by the Million Dollar Motor on j the test hills of the Coast Power, real power for the first time 1 in a low-cost car. ft XOTTCK UK HKARINfl OF FINAL i (n v rix; Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned as administrator Of the ' 'ate of Claude C. Covey, deceased, hai filed his final accounting of his administration of the affairs of said ' ".late with the county Court of the : slate of Oregon fur Desshtttet ooun I tyt and that the Judge of said court has fixed July 10, 1925, at two I o'clock p. m. in the county court room in the courl house in Bend. ! Oregon, as the time and place for the healing of objections to and fin ing, and all peraont hereby required to time and place and any there be why counting should uol Interested are ippear ai laid show cause If said final ac he ROttlad and The 1925 Star Sport Touring. The car for the millions uiith the Million Dollar Motor allowed and said ai'mlnlHtrator dis charged from his trust. haled and published first time '.his 2nd day of Jul v. 1 925 Boss (TARNHAM, Adminis trator of the Batata of i i ,i 1 1 1 1 1 . i . i o vcy , iJcceasen. 23-48-34-40C Arrow Motor Co., Inc. Bond at Minnesota Phone iV.) SHE GREATEST VALUE BUY IN THE WORLD CAM, FOR BIDS Notice In hereby given thai. Dea-j chutes county School District No. no : will receive tiealed ' IiIiIh Up to and! Including Tuesday, July 21, 1925, at fllQO o'clock p, M., for the fol-' lowing described labor and material, i mora specific details of which can be had from the undersigned: For reshlngllng the dlitrloi school ! .building, Ax A grade coflar Hhltigles, liida. iieing received for both labor! mid material or for labor. For repainting the school house wili two coats or pulrtt, bida to ho received for both labor and material or for labor. By order of the iinani or Direct ora. OSOROB riOBBRTS, (.'liiilrinan. 8, D. No, 20, Measured y by Miles , Or, "What Price - Gasoline?" Tlie number of miiles you get froni your motor the quality 01 j,ts pj 'fovmpnce the cost of its upkeep all these are pari of the price of gasolin That's why Union is the mc economical savoliitc on the mar ko( because its qunl itv highest. Yet its price i? never more than tint ci' any g od nasolii'.. And L.-.ion Gaso line if ncm'dotoijating Whici means thai h -po"er 4rnpul ses ar? not Dammetlikc blows. Tht- folio:', throng:'.! This means much to a motor. It means, for one things miicktart nil- Ai.;o, swift, -. iiirat. ionk'S: pick-np, and even, f.'lid''ni' speed. . If a better gasoline were poSSI ;- it would be roade by the Union Oil Conn my. And sold wherever yon see the sign, ' Union Gas oline.' Ai Union Oil service stations and In dependent dealers of the first class every-wherc. Union. Ylon'Detonaling Gasoline Union OH Company ofCuilonin Also Producers of AHltO Motor Oil UI TRDI 17 ' C SERVICE A JL B.JM MM 4M a U STATION Oregon Avenue nd Bond Street UNION GASOLINE AND OtLS VULCANIZING CRANK CASK SKRVICK The New CITY OF BURNS The center ol' Kastern Oregon Lumbering, Stock and Farming Industry Rtafoantlsl jots In th- luart ft liiini., raaldmt ill.trirt till in tir.o eaeh. Ttir mi.t MHM toratfiuii In tin- rlly. Aitmiki: trnrbi iinilrr Irrl imllnn, rlen Lottom Inml within illy llntlts. SPECIAL loo sun ipltntlld Iml lana, I mill- of ficfrrfcK hhw mil In, entaptr irrini-.ii fron waftn Urtufsn wnli-r, it inSP Ht VlliUt), .Si n. i tor lut n( barsalna, W. T. LESTER CO. LKADI.MO lUdAIVIOIW IllllllN, On )miii PARENTS- Children, or other unauthorized persons, are not allowed on the log booms or logs in the mill pond. We will appreciate your cooperation in preventing accidents. THE SHEVLIN-HIXON CO.