TOitan '
BEND'S CELEBRATION
ContlnitMl from pnRC 5.
but none of the buckaroos wanted
to tackle the job.
Two Ueod Morse Racjs.
Then followed the horse rnccs.
The first, a pony race, was won by
Fanny," owned by. Winter &
Sous of Turaalo. Second pnr.se
was won by a black, also owned by
Wimer & Sons. Purses, $15-00
and $5.
The horse race was won by a
bay owned by V. II. Staats, of
Bend, with a gray in second, owned
by Yancey of Prineville. PurhCs,
$15 and $10. Covert, of Redmond,
had a brown mare entered, which
led the race until the very finish
when the Staats horse passed her.
Covert's jockey claimed lie had
been misinformed- as to the goal
and pulled his horse up. Others,
standing at the point which the
Covert jockey thought was the
finish, claim that the Staats horse
was in the lead even at that point.
Tbejadges gave the race to Staats,
claiming it was the jockey's busi
ness to know where the race should
end
That ended the official program,
at about 8 o'clock in the evening
Later the band boys had charge of
the bowery dance, which was given
in tuc targe pavilion usea ior ac
morning exercises. An exception,
ally large crowd was in attendance,
the receipts being $110.
Bend'a Fourth Attract Attention.
The Oregon Development League
f-ends qut a weekly news letter to
the various newspapers of the state.
The last letter speaks of Bend's
celebration as follows:
"Bend had a Fourth of July cele
bration that was probably the most
unique in the country because of
one great feature, a trout barbecue.
There are numerous places in the
statr that could duplicate it, prob
ably, but where throngbout the
Kast could such an affair be held?
Besd had about 3500 trout served
to those In attendance at the cele
bration, certainly a splendid adver
tisement of Oregon's attractions as
a fisherman a paradise."
McCALX. fATTCKNS
Celebrated for atyle, perfect flt.ilpp1ldtrin4
reliability nearly 40 yeara. Sold in nearly
ctrr oty and town In the Uniled SUtet lad
Canada, or by mall direct. Mora aoid than
any other make. Send lor lice catalogue.
McCALLS MAGAZINE
Mora aabacribcra than any other fashion
magazine million a month, tnraluble. IjtU
eat rlylca, paltcraa, drettmakior, millinery,
plain aewiDg-.lancy needlework, hairdreaiini;,
ctiQuclte. pood atoriea, etc. Only W ccoU a
year (worth double), including- a Irec pattern.
buhMrib today, or Xod for tawplc copy.
vyoNtrsairvt. immjcments
to Antl...PpJa bHpKf. premium caUlose
aadnewcaihpriuoBcra. Addrcaa
zw tfcciu ft, w u at wr. iti- m, mw tmk
Modish Coitumt.
A rather strlktuR but Try smart
cloth emit lately scvruhait a dlffrrtni:
cent ami aVIrt. Tho Tatter wan tt a
oft dull atnno gny, tho coat of the til
rrtoIr typ. lth n rvnl hlRli turn
over Napoleon coltnr. belnK of rather
bright malachite green. The fnclnir of
the collar and the waistcoat wero iiray
velvet, and tho rather heavy brattling
wan gray soutache. Then? were big
green satin buttons Inclose! In gray
silk crochet, ami the wIr of the vel
vet collar had a quaint scalloped edg
lag of allk crochet, and so had the lit
tle waistcoat
Nsw For Tea TabW.
Tiny Kgyptlan lemon ar a novelty
for tho tea tabic. They are a tropical
product One Is nerved with each l
dividual cup of tret, tt Is aervwl on Its
stem with a single leaf, one site cut
off the top of the fruit.
The leinori Is so tiny that Its per
fumed Juice Is hardly enough for a
cup of tea, and when tho guest
aqiieeres Its Julco out she lays the fruit
aside on the saucer It Is nulla a pret
ty custom, though in yet the wee
Kgyptlan lemons are neither plentiful
lor cheap.
Cost of Railing Calf.
There are some thing of, which I do
not keep a strict debit and credit ac
count and ralslnx calrea to cows Is
one, but I strongly suspect that I can
not produce a good, well grown heifer
with her first calf for 50 or perhaps
$00, but tho expense conw gr4ually,
and after awhile one hat a One young
cow and does not always bare the $00
to buy one. Then the strong point Is
that If tho calf has been bred right
with a good cow for Its dam and for
a. l. ft.hall .Ixih.IajI fwwv aa 1 1 rt aa. nf
.drj Uugt aml qwatMt ,f the c,,f b
been fed right and the heifer fed right
and enough and handled right we ran
embrace the reasonable assurance that
the calf will develop Into a heifer and
the heifer Into a cow that will mature
Into a usefulness worthy of ner In
herltanca. W. K. McSparran.
8lllng tho ButUr.
Good One dairy salt should be used
and never the common coarse barrel
salt that la used by many. The salting
may be done In the churn when the
butter Is In tha granular form If It U
a box or barrel chum. The salt can
be sifted on the butter by putting on a
part then revolving the churn halfway
over, thus making the butter fall with
the salted side down, then sifting 00
the rest of tho salt Then revolve the
churn a few tunes, after which the but
ter can be taken out and -worked on a
butter worker. C I. Goodrich.
OFFICIAL' DIRKCTORY.
CNtTKD STATUS
I Preai
PmiUcnt ..-. VUUim It. Tfl
VV-Preeident . .....Jamen 8 bherman
secretary ofSlate-....- ..rhilander C. Knoa
Secretary ofTreaaury .,, .Franklin MacVcaga
Secretary of Interior- .. Richard A. Balllngcr
8n.-tTUryorWir.- . . -J. M. IWcklneon
ftccretary of Wa . -Geoc ge Ton L. Meyer
I riccrcUry of Commerce ami lbor-Charle Jfaget
I-Mlmuter General.-.. . Frank II. Hitchcock
1 Attorney General. Geor 1 W Wkkrrthan
Secretary of Agriculture... . Jamea WUon
t STATK
Governor 1'. W Beaton
Secretary of Mate . K.W. Denaon
Treeaarer .... . .0. A. Steet
Attorney General -. A. M. Crawloeil
ftupt. PubUe Inalroctlou J. II. Ac kef man
State Printer W. ft. Uuftaiwajr
Dairy and Food Commlaaioner J. W. lulley
Commlaaioner of Labor Blallallca -O I' Hod
(Thoa. K Campbell
Railroad Comtnlaaloncr. .. JClrde n. Aiichiaoa
luewaiu am
Game and Korealrr Warden.. . H O, Merenaon
State Engineer... .. John II l,ewla
V. tt. Senalora. .
George K- Chamberlain
J Dour ne. Jr.
I W. C. Ilawtey
" - I W. K Kllla
Conrrratmen - - ..
' 4
IT.
Supreme Judgea . -IP
A. Mchride
A. Moore
K. lUkln
8KVKNTII J0HIC1AL PISTKICT
Judges
.W. L. Hradahaw
Attorney ... . Fred W. Wllaon
Static Doaanor Coxtsol (Watss )
John II. Lew la. &u! Engineer .-.. .Salem. Or
il.T. Ilolgatr, Hupt Kir. No I Itonann.'fr
T. M. baiton, Supt, Die. No. 1 Dakar City, Or
CXOOJC COUNTV
J-g- . H.C Kllla
qerk,.w,...-.. ... Warren Brown
Sheriff-.........- Frank Hklna
Treaaurcr.-. . W. Y King
Aaaeaaor...-. - ..- J. U. La Follelle
School 6upeiintendent.. ......M.A. Ford
Surveyor... ...- . . Fred A Kice
.nMM,. I " .WT
( jamta hkc
TIIK COURTS.
CiaCCIT CocT Firat Monday In May third
Monday In October.
FsosATBCouaT I'lrat Monday In each month
CoMMiMioxsaa' CocaT Firat Wciluewlay
in January, March, May, July, bepttiuter
and HoTctnber.
Bwd ticnooi. Distbict No. .
SJohn hteidl
V C Cue
C. W Merrill
Clerk....... . -r.. n. Wlcal
fWUaKulhl. Held
MUa Margaret Gllllna
. Mia Mautie Vandcvett
Teachera--. . Mi uri0n witat
Mlaa Nona Kicbardaon
ii Cora Frr.uaou
aTV OF DKND
Mayor ,....
Recorder....
.w........ J. ' Iaidaon
JiM-v--. - -II. C. Kllla
.-m.--..-..,-- J- Orcrturf
Treaaurer....
Anion Aune
J.N. Hunter
Aldermen .
1 1 ai KCI1E
IS.c uid
C at. Keiineia
putt
cy
well
N0T1CH VOU rUHLlCATlON.
IViMtlment of Hie Ititrtlor,
V 8 Uaml littler at The Itottea.Otrgon.
The lullf , Oregon, June Mh ix-
Notice la hereby Rive 11 that
livtnuj Kred.
or Ucml, ((icgon, who. un A 11 tint 14th, tint,
made lliimcatcwd llntis (-fil.il Nit ) No
irl). fur the H Mf U, Nlt i Ml H rc s and
NV i 8W C 8rc. 4, t'vr. ,1 K. K. u It . V M .
haa tiled notice vlmlenitmi tu make I'tnal I'trr
yeat llOnl. lorataMlilicUiiu Id the land aUivr
.lr.')tlT.I, heroic II. C lilllt, Unltnl Matra Cum
inlwloiter at hla olhe. at lleuil, Ulvgou. uu the
lth day of July, !.
Ctalniant name at wltnrawa Krneil A.
Hmtth. IfNteilt V). Meol, Jamea II. HuA and
Kotwii (i liowaer. all t neiKi, usul.
Jim ,JI
C w MtMiKlt. KrgUtrr.
s-CT.rrxa - a . a--je
N0T1CK KOU PlUllilCATION.
IS01.ATHI) TltACT.
runuu lash SM.it, sua i.u. no, 01715.
I'nlteil States Unil Olfice,
The Dallf-a, Or., May aj, i
Notice is lioieby given that, as tllrt-ct-cd
by lueCotiiniUahineror the Oeneinl
lentil Otlirr, under rroviaiotia tif Act ol
ColigrtsH approveil June 27, igi Public
No- 303, c will offer at public sale, to
the lughcit bidder, ut la IS o'clock n. 111.,
on the 7th iluy ol July, l, next, at
tlii oilier, the following tract o( land,
to-wit: SJ' SWU See. 13, Twp. 3S.,
R. 10 . V. M.
Any jH-raott olalmliij; udveraety the
alioe-dcactilcd lauds uic kiIwkiI to file
their claims, or objectimit, 011 or txfore
the day nboe desititiatetl for Mle
jnijiijo C. V. MOOKK, Rcglater.
CONTHST NOTIClt
I)Kr.RTMKNT OK Tlllt INTKHIOK.
United Slalea Land Office,
The IMMca, Oretou. May I). tog.
A aul&cient conleat alGdavll haeini beta Blnl
In IhH office br IHtner NUwonjer. cunteUnt.
again! houienlead (--erlal No. ot,l entry, No
mi. made Kecember 1. 1. fur HhHHli Hec
lion 15, Twi. ij 8 , R 11 It Wlllamdie MetklUn
by Knilly Juhnauu. deceaol. conteatce. In whKh
It la alleged that aald entiywuman died un or
alwut April nth. lyu;, thai ah ueeer ntaMlihnl
her leaMtnce uin aald liaci It, I priue lo her
death ahc had whoHy abimUwid aakl tract lhat
ahc neeer cullleatrd nor tnipruved aald tract or
rauted the un to le dune thai her delta hate
railed lo cultivate or Implore aakl Hart, or eauae
theaame la be done, that there arc ihi kuown
heiraof aald entrywoinan. thai If their are any
hetrauf aahl rntrtwoman Ihey a,- to affiant un
known. IhaKlace her death no heira hare tr
tieen heard from nor haa anyone come lo claim
her jiropetty thalaaUl allrgnl alene wae net
due to tinljiucnt In Iht army, nary nr aiarlac
corr1 r ine l mini otaiea in lime hi war
Said lartlea are hereby nMISed to aneir re-
apoad and oner evMcnvc iouvhing
C mm a
I. Ismj. I
llrra
Itoui
aliuo'rltieka m. un July s,
Idita. a V 8 lominiM,mer
Iwlure
II C lUlia, a f H lominiM,mer al hHolTt.
Bend, Orrg.Ht. l inal Baal hearing will be
heldal Mucknk a m un July I, tvl. iKfort
the Kettter ami Rreaieer al lhj Cailnl Malta
land olnce In Tile lultea, Oregon.
The aald cunlrtaut having, In a ptftrt aftVla
il. filed prll t ,. u,.h rl l.rth fact which
ahow lhat anet du Nllkenr iraunat aertlct of
Ihla notice, ran not be made, it la hereby ordcrrU
anddirtcteillhaauchnvtic be gtrra by doe
ami proper publication
C V WOoaK. Mrglatcr.
Jnr-JI; LOUIS II AKMItiU.V. Krcriter.
CONTKST NOT I C It
lrpartmenl of the Interior,
United State, Land Office. The Dalles Or ,
Jane 17. n
A auffidenl eonleal alB.larit having been Aled
In thia orbcv br Charlea W KirkbtVile. conical
ant.azalnat horaealead, aerial No. urn, entry
No 114?. made October TT. iat. for hl1NV.
Section J, NhNM'J hectlon it. Townahlu JO h ,
Range It IC, Wilurnetle MeridUn. by Hlla J
Rcrd.CoMcatre In which it la alleged that a, Id
lata J Kred haa Berercaubllthed or maintained
a bona We residence on aakl tract of laud lhal
ahc haa wholly aba ndourd aaM tract of bind aa a
reaklcnrc for more than eta monlhalaat paalaad
doea not now rteide thereon, th.t aald alleged
abaenctVraanot due lo per employment In the
army, nary or marine cufpa of the I'alted 8atea
In time of war
KaM partiea are hereby notion! to appear, re
apondandarTrr erklener touching: aaM allega
lion at in o'clock a m. on Augnat 4, , heivtr
H.C lUlla, al' a- loramlMtoaer. at bia olhce In
Demi. Oregon, and that final hearing will be
neMat lootlocka m on Augut II. ivn, before
theKcguter ami Hecetvcral the I'liltcd htalra
La nd orbc In The Halle,. Oregon
The aald contestant hatlnr. In a proper afMa
!'. tied June it. ion. act (nth facia which ahow
that after due dlllneacTtoaonal aetttc of tbu
notice ran not be made II I, hereby ordered and
directed that aocb notice be gleeu by due and
proper puoucation
C W MOOaH neeifler
jnjlarl UllIS II AHNKftoN. Ktceiecr.
C 8. Ilaxaox, Ally, (br Coatealanl.
(.lata (it, and to.
RltlTORATION TOHlNTRV OK LANDS IN
National Foreat. Notice la hereby given that
the lauda.dracribcd belaw, embracing ijnaciea,
within the Dewrhute, National Forcal, Oregon,
will be aubjret to aettlemenl and entry under the
provtalgnaof the homeatead lawa of the United
Matca and the act of June 11 I'jri f u Htal , lil
at the UnllCfl State UihI officr at Lakevlew, Or
rgoa on July si, lyuj. Any aeltler who waa ao
tually and in good faith claiming any of aald
landa for agricultural porpowa prior lo January
I, lyio, andhainotabarulonedaaror haa a pief
erencr light to make a horn dead entry fur lh
landt actually occupied natd landa were IMnl
upon the appllcatlona of the peraona mentioned
below, who have a preference right auMtct lothe
poor rural 01 any aucn aetticr. pro-Wed ich aet
.Her or applicant la quillfltd tu make homeatead
entry alio trie prererence rtgnl la eaercited prio
to July 11, iv, on which dale the landa will be
aubject to aettlemenl and entry by any qualified
peraoa The landa are aa followa The UH ol
SKW.Ihe W't ol HHof Slttf. the U of SIU of
NliKofSKKjIheWHofKla of HF. of hljjf
v n(nrii ji 115 acrca, tiateu
upontheapplicalitofc R Clawaon, of Ko
o, k k iawon, nr kih
he VM ol lit, of KU'U of
(olSV.'( of Nlifi.Hec. Jt,
c. application of William
ami Oregon Al- me K
NKtf IheWMofhllU
T ii K 'ill it acre
II llollln,hea,l, or Hoaland, Oregon FKKII ft.
DI'NNI TT Commiaaloner of the Oeueral l,t..t
Office Approved May n iwi FRANK
I'll RC It Firat Aaiaant Secretary of Ihe Inter.
'o' iot into
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