THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, MONDAY, JAN. 22, 1945
PAGE FIYE
Local News
TEMPERATURE
Maximum yesterday, 88 degrees.
Minimum last night, 8 degrees,
TODAY'S WEATHER
Temperature: 10 p. nt, 22 de
grees; 10 a. 24 degrees. Veloc
ilv of wind: 10 p. nk, 5 miles; 10
a. m, S degrees.
pvt. Roger Tobias arrived Fri
day from Fort Dix, N. J. to spend
a lMay furlough with his par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth A.
Tobias. Roger, who enlisted in the
air force about 18 months ago, is
now an instrument specialist.
Paul L. Johnson, carpenter's
mate 1c with' the Seabees, has
arrived at a California naval base
after two years in the South Pa
cific, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.
B. Johnson, 2042 West Seventh
street, have learned. He plans to
visit his wife in Seattle when re
leased from quarantine, his father
stated today. His brother, Lt. Rob
ert Johnson, a tower operator with
the army air force, is now in the
pacific area.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zemke of
Madras wAe in Bend on Saturday.
Dr. Wayne S. Ramsey, director
of the Deschutes department of
public health, returned yesterday
from Pendleton where he spent
last week working with the Uma
tilla county health department,
which is now without a director.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phelps and
children shopped in Bend on Sat
urday. They live in Prineville.
Mrs. Leland King, daughter,
Jackquetta Le, and Mrs. Earl
Booth were shopping In Bend
from their Redmond homes this
morning. Mr. and Mrs. Booth, for
mer Los Angeles residents, pur
chased property in Redmond in
September and soon after Mr. and
Mrs. King, formerly of San Fran
cisco, moved to Redmond and pur
chased adjoining land.
R. L. Anderson of Redmond
shopped in Bend on Saturday.
Fay Howard of Lapine was In
Bend on Saturday.
Mrs. C. Van Tassel visijed Bend
on Saturday from her Redmond
home.
Mrs. Peter Sympkins of hevlin
shopped in this city on Saturday.
Pfc. Eugene F. Britain of Bend,
a member of an engineer general
service regiment in France, has
been awarded the good conduct
medal for action in Normandy, ac
cording td word received here
today.
The "Wee Women" 4-H club will
meet Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at
the home of Mrs. Hubert Bartlett
in Boyd acres, it was announced
today. AH members were urged to
attend.
The Town and Country club will
stage a card party Saturday at
JS p.mr-st the-homeof "Mr-.-WMb
Mrs, William Selkm, on tne Bend
Burns highway, it was reported
today.
Cpl. Lee V. Ogden, who has
been overseas for 18 months, is
now stationed at an air service
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LAST CHANCE
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PACKED ALL DAY
SUNDAY BUT WE CAN
TAKE CARE OF YOU
TONIGHT
Qri'Z If Ml HEATHER
CHARLES (1UIGIET I .
SEE 'EM!
HEAR 'EM!!
THE'ENTIRE NATIONAL
BARN DANCE TKOLTE
Tat Buttrain
Joe Kelly
Lulu Belle anil Srotty
The Dinning Sutlers
The Hoosier Hot Shirts
Arkie. the Arkansas
Woodchop
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command supply depot In Eng
land, It was learned here today.
Cpl. Ogden, whose wife resides at
305 Riverfront, attended the Bend
high school, and before enlisting
was employed by the Oregon Ship
building corporation in Portland.
The S.O.S. club will meet Wed
nesday at the regular hour at the
home of Mrs. B. E. Thompson,
1120 Milwaukee, It was announced
today. -
- William E. Naylor, administra
tive assistant ta the staff of the
Deschutes national forest, re
turned to Bend todav after snend.
ing a week in conferences at thai
nemjocK ranger station near Car
son, Wash. .
3. W. Mansfield of Bums was a
week-end visitor in Bend.
Minnie Grande and Anna Lam
preeht of Prineville, were week
end guests at the Pilot Butte inn.
R. L. Hetherington of Redmond,
spent the week-end in Bend.
Maj. William J. Ward, stationed
at the Redmond army air field,
visited here yesterday,
D. C. Mills and C. F. Madison
were here Sunday visiting friends.
They are stationed at the Red
mond army air field.
Helen M. Cherry, of the news
statf of the Madras Pioneer, spent
yesterday in Bend.
W. A. McKinley of Shevlin spent
yesterday in Bend, ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Parks of
Redmond, were guests yesterday
at me i-uui. ouiie inn. .
Mrs. Carl Dick is a natient at
the St. Vincent hospital in Port
land, where she recently under
went an appendectomy. Her condi
tion is reported good. For the past
two years, Mr, and Mrs. Dick have
made their home with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Gassner, In Portland.
The Degree of Honor will meet
in Norway hall at 8 p.m. tomor
row for officers practice. Returns
of the tea towel sale must also
be turned in, It was announced.
There will be an executive meet
ing of the council of the First
Christian church Thursday at 2
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Les
ley M. Ross, 1506 Galveston.
Sgt. Robert S. Fisher, son of
James W. Fisher, 120 Ogden
street, Bend, was wounded In ac
tion In the European area, the war
department announced today. Sgt.
Fisher entered the army' on Ju
ly 30, 1943. He was employed in
a local sawmill here,
Clarence Smith, aviation radio
men 3c, and Kendall Meredith,
aviation machinist's mate 3c,
were in -Bend today from the
Klamath Falls naval air station.
Pfc. Elmore E, Ewing, 224 St,
Helens place, fcas been awarded
the good conduct medal at West
over Field, Mass., according to
word received here today. The
award was made for "exemplary
behavior, efficiency and fidelity."
The St. Charles hospital reports
the. following births;, A daughter
to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Zahner, 108
Cascade road, on Saturday. A
daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Richard
Hovernian, Gilchrist, yesterday.
Rummaee Sale bv L. D. R.
Thursday and Friday, January 25
and 26, in basement of First Lu
theran Church, by the library.
Adv.
Timber Exchange
Study Is Pending
Klamath Falls, Jan. 22 (Spe
cial) The state forestry board
will send representatives to Kiam
ath Falls to study the possibility
of state acquisition of Shevlin
Hixon land Involved in the pro
posed controversial exchange, it
was reported today. Decision to
make the investigation was
reached at Salem last week when
County Judge U. E. Reeder and
District Attorney Clarence Hum
ble made the request of the for
estry board and Governor Earl
Snell.
The investigation also will be
joined by Npls Rogers, state for
ester, it was? reported from Salem
last week.
Official Records
Liens ' !
W. B. Anderson filed liens'on ,
j Saturday against a 1941 Nash se-j
I dan owned by Olive Murray for !
5102.B5 and a cnevroiet ownea Dy i
George Pet rie for S25.20, - j
Miscellaneous I
Guardianship: Mrs. Charles
Maynard petitioned to ie ap-
! pointed guardian of her eight mi
i nor children: Jackie, Richard, Lee,
j James, Kenneth, Raymond, Mil
, dred and Mason.
I Power of attorney: Mack Camp
! bell to Ada Morley.
Sarah De Moye,
70, Dies In Bend
j Mrs. Sarah E. De Moye, 70, a
i resident of Bend for the past live
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INVESTORS
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
Elmer Lehnherr
Iirsl Representative
217 Oregon Phone 525
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Sunset Division
Is Paid Tribute
At Ceremonies
Portland, Ore,, Jan. 22 W
Tribute to the northwest 41st
Sunset" division was given Sat-,
urday as hundreds of service per-s
sonnel and guests watched thej
launching rf the S. S. Sunset at!
the Swan island shipyards in Port-
land.
Brig. Gen. Ralph P. Cowgill,
commanding officer bl the Oregon
state guard, cited achievements ot
the famed division in the Pacific
fighting and likened the new tank
er "as one link in a vast chain of
ships spanning a long, deep.
treacherous ocean.
General Cowgill Is, a former
member of the 41st division and
a close associate of the late Gen- j
eral George A. White, who acti- i
vated the division ana neaaea iti
until 1941. Mi's. White sponsored
the tinker today. The division is
composed of personnel from Ore
gon, Washington, Idaho, Montana
and Wyoming, chiefly national
guard units.
General Praised
General White was praised as
one foreseeing the Japanese at
tack and trying to prepare his
soldiers and country for it. Cow-
gill said "General White will go
down in history as an outstanding
soldier and citizen loved by his
men.
Among accomplishments of the
division listed by Cowgill were:
First division to go overseas;
has served longer overseas than
any other division; first division
to be trained for jungle warfare;
has fought more campaigns than
any other division, has killed more
Japs than any other division, has
captured more prisoners (2,200),
awarded presidential citation for
outstanding performance, ana
leads South Pacific outfits in the
number of individual decorations.
The division has taken part in
the Buna-Gona and Sanananda
campaigns in Papua; Nassau bay.
Tambu bay, Roosevelt ridge and
Salamaua in New Guinea; and
Aitape, Wawde, Holtandia and Bi-
ak island in Dutch New Guinea.
Big Army Needed
"Had we properly maintained a
strong combined army and navy.
it is almost certain that tins war
would never have occurred, Cow
gill said, "therefore we have no
one but ourselves, to blame for
this war the loss of our fathers
and sons, and our wealth.
"Now after more than three
years, our army and navy are on
the march. For three long years
our soldiers and citizens in the
Philippines have been lifting their
chained hands toward heaven
praying to the almighty God for
deliverance from brutality and
death. Let us pray that we are not
too late ..."
A. R. Nieman, assistant general
manager of the Swan island yard,
cited that the new Sunset division
was reliving the traditions of the
original division in the First world
war. Addressing scores of 4Jst
division men home on furlough,
Nieman said: "We on the produc
tion front realize that the difficul
ties we encounter are minor in
comparison with the hell of wur-1
fare that many of you have been
through ..."
months and a former resident of
Oregon City, tiled at 1258 East
Second street yesterday morning.
burvtvors include one daughter,
Mrs.
Frank A Hrav Rpnd; Iwn
sons, Carl De Moye, Seattle; Wal-
do De Moye, Scio; one brother,
E. H. Brock, Oregon City, and
fnur m-anHhilHron
The body will be forwarded to
Oriimn Citv t,r,i i,h f hv- Mica?ftn.
oor anH Winclnui riinaral am.
ices will be held there at a date to
be announced later.
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WHEN f 0U
BANK OF BEND
A HOME OWNED INSTITUTION
Carriers Win War Bands
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Above are the winners of a recent "Five Star" war bond award,
given to carriers of The Bend Bulletin for mbst efficient service and
keeping of records. The bonds are given as prizes when the different
carriers have reached the "Five Star standard of efficiency. From
left to right are Billy and Bobby Berg, brothers and partners in carry
ing route No. 18 in the Carroll Acres district, and Fred Goodfellow,
former carrier of Route No. 9.
Tannenberg Falls
(Continued from Page One)
fighting" was in progress.
The German command added
little to the reports on Silesia,
where the Russians had burst into
the reich on a 56-mile front within
less than 200 miles of Berlin at
its most advanced points, and
were edeine in on the Oder river
line and the Silesian capital of
Breslau.
Brief Mention Made
East of Oppelin. 50 miles south
east of Breslau and 25 miles Inside
Germany, the Soviets were "able
to gain ground after grim fight
ing," the Berlin communique said.
Its only other reference to the
Silesian front was:
"In upper Silesia our troops are
consolidating their front at the
eastern and northeastern fringe of
the industrial area and in the area
west of Kepno, (a Polish town 11
miles from the frontier) they
achieved impressive defensive sue-
cesses against strong enemy at -
tacks." - ,
(chief who in 1941 announced thnt
the red army had been defeated
and only the mopup remained
the east, was quoted by Berlin
today as telling German news
papermen that "this is the time
when we have to show our heart
is strong" and "the great hour of
our biggest test has come."
Sale of Bonds
Far Under Quota
Bond sales in Deschutes county
from Jan. 1-15 were far below
quota, A. L. O. Schueier, chairman
of the county war finance com-1
! mittee, said today.
County sales
i totalled $32,566, or 24.3 per cent of
j the $133,750 quota.
aie were: t s, &at,tsm;
IS3.700 and O'a. Sl fKlfl.
Fs,l
I Bond sales during the first two
i weeks nf .7mirv wem
Iow'
tfhrniiohnilt ho Bfjifn Rhunlnr
was informed by Portland head -
quarters. Jeffcrsoon and Wasco
BENEFIT
We. Meneji
it
Friendliness Is a fine thing, but help
fulness is even better. When you End
these two together you have a rare and
valuable combination.
As bankers, we try to keep this thought
ever in mind. We try to deal with your
financial problems in a practical way '
that will result in some benefit to you.
For we know that if we can succeed in
doing this you wilt be pleased and satis
fied and we benefit, therefore, aa wo
benefit you.
counties were high for the state.
meeting 48 ana -47 percent ol
quota respectively.
County Court
Proceedings
BE IT REMEMBERED, That at
a regular meeting of the County
Court held January 3, 1945, all
members being present, the fol
lowing business was transacted:
In the Matter of Claims
Agsinst the County:
The following bills were pre
sented and ordered paid:
GENERAL FUND
Ruth Cook, sheriff, clerk
hire . , $ 3a40
Aubrey Perry, watermaster 204.78
Donald Shipley, janitor
work 21.94
Glen W, niomoson, santiar-
lan, mileage zuu
Lucy B, Davidson, PJI.N.,
mileage ti.bui First National Bank, Dee,
Elma Mullins, P.H.N.
mite-
age
25.65
Hazel V. Barclay, P.ll.,,
? mileage , 31.75
(Gladys B, Cochran, PJI.N,
j Edith Kostol, clerk, health
I dept., misc. exp. jo.:
in, George Brooks, prisoners
board ... 108.00
Doris Abernathy, court re
porter .. . 30.00
Altai Dudley, sheriff's dep
uty ,
a
C. E, Boartman, D.A
post-
age 5.01
J. F, Hoscil, M.U., vita! Stat. O.UU i $40.00. ,
Pacific Power & Light,- j In the. Milter ot AppOcatioa
courthouse electricity 100.82 For Dance Hall Ijcwwei
The Bend Bulletin, assessor j The Court approved the appll-
11,85; ipgaE pub. 29.00 40.S5catlon and bond of astern Star
County Clerk!, Assn., 1945 Itlranee for a dance hall license
association dues 5.00 1 and ordered the Clerk to Issue the
I, M. Wells, dpputy sheriff, ! license forthwith,
mileage 20.45; luve. 37.70.. SS.ta t
West Coast Printinc & Bind
t Ing Co., elm
j Helen M, Dai
ing Cars, supyuva oj.w j
express ld.ab;
1 Northwest printing to,
I clerk, supplies .,
clerk, supplira . J.oo
Magitl rtift Co., Jail exp 4.14
U. A, FOUOlaln, BSSOSSOr,
) postage . . --
jM,ds,l',f Hardware Co.,
36.00
1.65
1 tuui uiuu v .-v j ,
Motorists Now Get
Ijtrra Gos Mileage
Thousands nf Itjotarlxte, taxlcall,
truck snil tractor owners are now
fretting up to M extra (H mile
ac, mitre power and pick-up,
mnootiicr rnnninjr and quicker
siartinjr wMh a Varu-maUe on
their cant. The new, improved,
metal Vww-nmile ojieratesi on the
Hlipereharite prlnrlplc, "Breathes"
aiitomalirully and can be lntalll
ly anyone in a few minuttft. Fits
ail cam. Nothing to reirulate or
adjust. The manufarturern, ihe
Viwu-mntle ("arhurelor Co., 7BI7-mO-K
HiatB St., Wiuwalnu, His.
are offering Varu-matie to any
one who will install it on hh car
and help Introduw it to others.
The will gladly (tend full free
particulars If you write them or
just send your name and adUrewi
on a penny post card today.
RAW FURS
WANTED
Mink - Mujlrat - Lytweat - Sltunk
Weasel - Domesirc Rabbit
We Wffl Cenlinue ihe Putchate
of Deer and Ell Hides.
Coy o e petti . . . No. I $ and No.
2s nM ran between one dollar
and fifty eenh $i JO) and four
dsllart mi fifty eentt ($4.50)
with few encepMenal pelH at
higher pricet. No. 3s and 4s are
practically worthiest.
CeeilC, Moore
1133 New port Ave, Bend, Ore,
Fhime 613
C I McCauley, sheriff, isl
4.85; auto 30c 5,13
Bend Water Dept.-courthouse
water 9.70
Gilmore Oil Compuny, sher
iff, auto exp. 3M
Packer-Scott Co., courthouse
exp. -. 9.45
State Ind. Acc. Comm., wa
termaster 1.03; peace ol ti
ters 9.m ,.. 10.9T
J. K. GUI Company, health
dept. office exp. ,,, .TO
Sharp Dohme, health
dept., office exp. . . 3.60
The Bend Buiieon, health
dept., office exo, 9.50
; Brandjs Thrift-Wise, health
dept., office exp. 2,0$
(Smith's Electric health
! dept., office exp, . 1,00
A. S. Aloe Company, health
' dept., office exp, 4.82
McGraw-Hill Book Co.,
health dept. office exp, .... 5.16
Lumbermen Insurance,
! bond premium 90.00
J. S. Davis Company, bond
premium ...,... 50.00
The Shiveiy Agency, bond
premium . 25,00
Andrew Foley, bond pre
' mium -. 15,00
Bender-Moss Company, cir
i cuit court, books ., 8730
Burnice Shumate, health
t dept., typist 41 JO
A. E. Stevens, commissioner 31,85
E. E. Varco, commissioner 43J0
The Miller Lumber Co.,
i courthouse fuel :11O0
3. Alton Thompson, school
supt., postage 10,00: coat,
11.70; travel 4.48 . 25.18
First National Bank, Dec. ,
withholding tax 3S0.64
DOG LICENSE FOND
Mrs. W. H. Selken, turkeys
kilted by dogs . 30,00
Jap Audrain, sheep killed by
dogs . &S.00
The Bend Bulletin, dog II-
lense receipts ,, 10,50
GENERAL, ROAD FUND
Roy AUtngham, salary 10.55
T. C Daly, salary .8S.75
Herbert Frsnklto, salary 198.53
Lee Hollenbeck, salary IStj.S4
Geo. H. McAllister, salary 190,55
T. C. Merchant, salary 165,75
D. D. Tussine, salary 1S0.55
Clarence Walker, salary ,.,.,,183.23
K, E. varco, commissioner, au
A. E. Stevens, commissioner 36.40
Moty & Van Dyke, parts . 14.63
Lumbermen's Insurance. P,
U & F.l, ! ZS7
Pac. Power & Light, electri
city SlOO
Bend Water Drpt., water bill 1.45
State Industrial Accident
Commission, Ins. ,, 42.00
Feenaughty Machinery Co.,
equipment 475.00
Central Oregon Garage,
parts . ,. 50.52
Bend Iron Works, parts 8J30
Galloways, parts 2.75
J. S. Davis Company, P.L.
p.d. . mos
' Eddie s Sales Serv., gen.
j exp. ,, ,
5.00
withholding fa
...131.97
In the Mutter of Dee
To County Owned Lands:
At this time the Court signed
the following deeds;
Ralph A, Bailey et ux Lot 4,
Block 142, Second Add. to Bend
Park. $30.00.
Fritz H. Lundgrcn et ux Lot 6,
Block 9, Deschutes. $50,00.
James W, 4 Opal V. Day
NW4SWK, SWIiNWK, EA-
NW4. Spc. 14. Two. 21. SJL 10
JU E.W.M. 51BO.OO,
n 1 I -
V. H.McCotn et ux-SE"SWH
Sec. 36, Twp. 17 S.R. 13 E.W.M.
SEE
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AT WORK AND RlAY
'wear 2-WAY lenses!
THERE ! ns need for you
to rcitrict yc-r mmmmt
activities limply bemaa you
wear Wocatl. Ura',-U Stx light.
Top Segment 2-W'a? Lenea
provide natural i,uai cocn Vyrt
help you to ssMmmm yuf
natural youthful visual habiu.
Lr ys explain the advsntg-i
of wearing t hf l mcsderfi,
imprOTtd bifaaala.
srmes
OPTICOL
IEND-OREGON
-a"
la the MUer of ApoUcUktt
For Beer Licenses:
The Court approved applies-
tions for beer licenses ts follows ;
Edward L. & Ruby B, Wells.
Brothers, Oregon, Retail Beer
Class "C License.
A. R. Hammer, Terrebonne,
Oregon, Retail Beer Class "B" li
cense. A, R, Hammer, Terrebonne,
Oregon, Package Store Class "B '
License. .
In the Matter of Claim of
Indemnity for Bang's Diseased
Cattle Skngiitered:
At this time the Court ordered
the Clerk to draw a warrant In the
sum ot $12.00 to George M. Oof
felt ta payment of claim of Indem
nity for Bang's diseased cattle
slaughtered.
In the Matter of Application for
license to Wreck Motor Vehicles
At this time the Court approved
the application of Walter Roy
(Carroll Acres Wreckers) for li
cense as wrecker ol motor ve
hicles. ,
n the Matter of Leasine
County Owned Lands:
The Court signed the following
teases;
Frank Henderson NEMSWM,
Sec 6, Twp. 17 S.R. 12 E.W.M. (1
yr. at 55.00 per year.)
Irving H. ft tsther E, Morris
7,011.89 acres in Townships 19 and
20, SJl 14 E.W.M, for the term of
Jan. 1, 19-15 to Dec 31, 153.
$21035 for first year's lease to be
paid on or before Jan. 1, 1945.
In tna Matter of Vacating
A Portion of the Deschutes
Redmond County Boad
ORDER VACATING
This matter, coming before the
Court at this time pursuant to
resolution and orders made herein
on September 8, 1944, September
20, 1944, and November 22, 1844,
And it appearing to the Court
that Notice has been given of the
time and place for hearing, and
proof of posting Notice having
been lueo, ana tne matter coming
on for hearing at this time, and
there being no objection,
fherft Is only one
valus packed Answer to
the Question
There are only two main parts to any
tin , . , the body and the tread , , acd
GOODYEAR if superior in both. Two great, good
looking, cafe, !ong-l;is!i.ng treads (All-Weather
or Rib) and the beat-built body in tb busiaea
caaure extra mileage, aervice end aafoty.
OOODTt A8 HIAVTf DUTY
y4 f 'mmm jt-s"
M Is, therefore, ORDERED flat
the lolJovring described portion of
the Desch u tea- Redmond county
row! be ami It to, hereby vac-ted
and abandoned, to-rit;
BeginnlDg at a point approxi
mately 510 leet North of the East
Tet minus ot the Ntchoi Market
Road which is 400 !eet East of the
waiter ol Section 26, Township 16
S., nmgg IX i, . v M, running
(hense approximately 4100 feet in
a Northerly direction paralleling
the Oregon Trunk Railroad
Tracks to an Intersection of the
Dcschutes-Pleasant Ridge Market
Road on the Wert side of the Ore-
gon Tr unx Railroad Track.
In the Matter of the Re-Sale of
County Owned bak
ORDER FOR SALE OF REAL
PROPninr.
WHEREAS, Deschutes County.
Oregon, ta the owner of the real
property hereinafter described,
and the County Court deems it for
the best interests of said County
to mtt aW real property; -
THEREFORE, BE IT ORDER
ED, that the Sheriff be, and he is,
hereby authorised and directed to
sell ttm following described real
property, In Use manner provided
by law, for not Jess than the min
imum price and terms set oppo
site eaeh tract, plus costs of adver
tising anil recording the deed.
tareet No. 1 IMS 10, U. 13, 13,
M, 15, IS, 1? in Block 109 and Lois
10, 11. 12 m Bloc 108, first Ado
ttc-n to Bend Park. S2SO.O0 Cash.
Parcel No. 2 SWi, Section 22,
Twp. 15 S Range 13 E-WJd.
tl6ttfi0 Cash.
Parcel No. 5 hols 115, 10, 11.
12, 13, Block 52, Center Addition
to Bend, Oregon. ( 5-150.00 down,
balanc-e- ta one year.) SSSO.Ot)
Terms.
Parcel No. 4 WiSEW, Section
3, Twp, IS S Range 12 E-WJiL
SlhOCB Cash..
There being no further busi
ness. Court adjourned.
C, Ik ALLEN, County Judge
. E. E, VARCO, Commissioner
A, M, STEVENS, Commissioner
tested,
SUKRIOR IM TREA.D
Gccdyeaf Inada co part wh3 tit
ta inilattd. bam ys mm rrti
temt to ! and bfuiWi. , . 4Umr
mmuf a are, maim silt I tor TOBr
SUPERIOR IM BODY
H low -Uich. nrisil Sup-tr-twiat
enda pr ir.ck 4vriep tea
atranglk, fiMsd rtnUtncy to
cnsMoa afcack . . . to ec'h a i'.Tr.9,
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