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IIUNINIIHH AM) I'IIOFKKHIONAIj.
UOIlKItT II. (IOUI.I)
Chll jluuliifcr
lloml, Orngun,
UNIHJUTAKKII.
IJtt'iiNcil Kiiilmluii'i't
I'iiiiciiiI Director
Phono. I.ady Assistant
0. I1. .NIHWONOIflU, llend. Oru.
I'. II, TIIOMI'HO.V, M. I),
riiynlclnti nml Huruooii
' OIJIco on Mwiunil lluor of Hiitlior
llulttlliiK. Wnll Htrcot.
HORSE THIEVING
CASE A ISIM
UOHH I' A It Ml A. M
Attorney n( I.iiw
Ortlco III uhl Flrat Nntloiml Hank
llUlhllllK.
Lot
MARION M. I.HHII
N u r m n
11, Mock 1C, Confer Addition
Horn), OruKou
TIIH J. M. IIANICIt AIIHTIIACT CO.,
lnnirMiinl(il.
Complete tract Indexes nml photo
graphic copies of nil Crook Count)
rccordi.
i'rlncvlllo, Orciton
Nature Methods Chronic Dlsordurt
mid Dietary Advice- A Hpcclalty
lilt. II. I. KKTCIIUM
Clilruprnetor.
Mrtliaiio.TlirropUt
Hour 9 to B, 1 M lllocka Hnst
of llend Mulct.
JURY IS UNABLE TO
AGREE IN 26 HOURS
ItolicifMMiN Accutcil of HhlppliiK
Hlolcn Home Fiom llcnil
"I'llilo" Mjers (let Hot StinM
From Attorney WIUiiii.
WOMEN NOT ELIGIBLE
TO SEME ON JURIES
Attorney (Joiniiil Rule Tlitil Hnf.
fino Aini'iiiliiiriil Only Make
TIiciii Oimllllfil UN i:iccloi.
HAMt.M, Dec. 11 -Woiium of Ore-
Kun cmiiiot dorvo iih Juror. Tim ru
unit oiirrniiclilsciiiuiil of woiiimi did
not Invent tluuii with tlio h.'unl iinll
lluKtluiiH roiulrud of Jurors.
'I his In tint unexpected opinion of
Attorney (luuurul A. M. Crawford,
given to J, I). Vonntor, deputy din
Irlot attorney nt I.nkuvluw. Attor
noy Vonntor asked tlio nttoruoy null
ernl whether or not wotuun under
I ho now law nro 'iiiulltled to survo
upon Juries, provided they have oil
tho other quallllciitlotis iu rcuulred
by Inw, nml Attorney General Craw
ford snys:
"HuplylnK thereto I would cllo you
(o section UDQ of Ixird'M OrvKon law,
which provides an follow :
" 'A pemon It not competent to act
as n Juror unless te bo a inalu In-
habitant of tho county In which ho
returned, and who tins been nn
V. W. KAUMCNISK. I). M.
lllt.NTIHT
O'Duniioll llulldlnK
I).
II c ii d,
O r a K o n
II. 0. ooi:, M. I.
I'll) xlcl nil ii nd Hill hi oil
Olllfti over Hirst Nntloiml Hank
Ollleo Hours: 10 to 1 J n. in.; 1
to 3 and 7 to S p. in.
IIHNI), : Oltl'.OON
tt. H. II It N HON
Attorney At l n w
Ortlee In old First Nntloiml llnnk
llulldlnK
llctid, OriKon
Tho adjourned session of Circuit
Court nt I'rluuvlllo ended Inst 'Ihurs-'
day, JiiiIku llrmlahuw presiding.
Only one crliulniil cane onuio to trial,.
HiIh being iiKulimt tho Itohurtsuu
brothers, "I'unk" nml Dill, on n
chant" of homo ntotttliiK. The Juryi "
wn mil fur 9lt li.ilira nml nfl,i ti, '
purtliiK to tho Judxo th.it nn wcnM.,B,m,,,1,"nl "'' f"r 'Br
imtnt could not bu reached, wna dls- l"' the tlinii lie la drnwn or
luliuied. ""
It wn charged thnt among n cnr-l , "ine nincnaincnt to mo conauiu.
Inn, I ,r I.,.,-... .1 -.1 I , II..H.I ""' oiu IIUl ClinilRC IIIO iiniun III
ln,t suuimvr wero two heloni-lnK Iu won,e " cltlwiuhlp cou
(JoorKo HiiM.dl. Tho nraeutloii "rn":1' ,w,!ro "lr.e",,y. Mw
iiUo tiudurtook to .how thnt nine out ll V" L,mdv. llwm ,,mmtva
of (ho 20 hor.cn w.-ro .tolen. n,",,,1llI,, "ol '" Br wn clmnge the r
Th., r..i.n,.. r n. irini wn. ii, coiiilltloii .o far nn Jury .crvlco la
McnthttiK dxiiuucliitlou of "I'llilo"
.Mynrn, nttorncy for tho HobertKoni,
by Attorney Wll.on of Tho DjIIuv,
who inndo A -t O-iitlniito Hpccch,
lH-nl i'lifcnt Kclllrd,
In tho citnu of 11. J. Ovorturf
nKnln.t It. II. Hutmny nml wlfo to
fort'olmo inortKaKu' JudKUicut wna
tnku. Tho nuioiint nuked for wna
IS2K0, with Interunt mill conta of the
nctlou. Iu the ctino of tho lleud
Couiiany vn, (1. C mid N. A. Cooper,!
operutlni; a. the Torriilximie l.umber
Co., judKiui'iit wna tnken In tho autn I
of 1719.20 with lutere.t nod dl-l
hunM-menta of the milt. The I'lrat
concerned.
"It In the opinion of thl. 'office that
until further IckIhI.-hIoii women would
not bo entitled, under tho lection
ubove quoted, to .erve on Juries In
till. .tnte. '
RECORD OF TRANSFERS
vmiNoN a. roitium
LAWYHIt
Klr.l Nntlonnl llsuk llulldlnK,
Hcnd, Oreon
(ji:oiti: h. you so
CUII, MIuIiik ami IrrlKatlon
l!nt:liirrr.
Orriton Btret
Ofllce with J. A. Hastes.
l O. M I N O 11
Postorrico llulldlac
1.1 Y'K VI It B ACCI DENT
INHIIIUNCB
Notary Public and Con'-eyanclnc-All
Lrital 1'apera Oorrrctly Drawn
I'ldrllly llouda.
W. K. PAIIKDH
lluuitiluc, Hllxiiu nml Hot Watrr
II r At I ll K.
Jobblnc Promptly Attended to
IIICND, OltUOON
M. J. MAIN
All Kinds of lUarkmnlth Work
Prices Itrasonable
Minnesota Bt., lift, llond and Wall.
DreiW nml Other liiktriiments riled'
With County Clrrk nt Prlnollle. I
J. M. Lawrence to II. II. JIuUlK,
lot 10, block S, llcnd.
Ollvvr II Hrlckuin In Hellln Krlnk-
Nntlonnl Jlnuk took JudKnient by ik- ,0n, soUno',4, sec. C, aVinw4. It 3.
inuii in us enso ncmiui i;nri n. BCc. 4-18-1 1.
Houston to rorecios-i n mor UaRe ,,rnco , , w,n
J. P. Itoners, one of the defendants, wnww 3-M7-13
rPiKi"i?'.,,J,a,,,ll" ,"?t!".?' C0"c"? ChMlni II. 'fiwnlley t'o Deschutes
uf,a u n Em '"f . 'x. ? Ch" Heclnmatlon and Irrigation Co.. ease-
n ,?iiK,'" ,0 U" 'M,,T',)r- ment for ditch In n 4 sec 33-16-12.
Tho Onuld Company hnd a claim, j h , ik.Mhut UeC,B.
of ion i $300 against the llend Ml l-mal(o & ,rr,Kaon Co MIefI)cnt for
log tt Warshouse Co. for piping. Tho ,,,. , ,, ,6 ,- .,
PIPI..K w. shipped nftsr ,ho ord.rdUg V5wlu 2, ll A P Uas
for It had been countermanded, and' Jfl? SlTXJ ' ""
i no auu hm urvuKUi iu cuuoci.i .,... .,i. . ....... ...- I.
Hettleiuent was effected by the QouldU ,,, 11B. ...' .rt.i t iinn.i f.aVv.
-- ') . W W -- . n
U. N. HOI'KMAN
SOTAIIY P t' H 1. 1
Hunter's anil Anitlrr'a I.lrcose Papers
KKclnlty.
llulletln Oirice, Hcnd, Oregon.
MI8B EVA U OUAVEB
Trmclier of
PIANO l'liAYINO
Ilraldeuc Htodlo at Mrs. A. M. Lara's
Tclciihons.
Coinpnny tnklug the piping back and
the costs being arranged by tho
parties In litigation.
Vernon A. Korbea appeared aa at
torney for (be plaintiff Iu the cases
brought by Overturf, the bank and
The Uend Company, and for the mill.
Ing and warehouse company. C. 8,
liensou represented the Onuld Com
pany.
Mrs. .Nellie wrlgnt was granted a
divorce from Harry Joseph Wright
who failed to appear and answer tho
complaint.
"-
Call
at OREGON STREET
SHOE
SHOP
O. F. HURT
Prop.
New
PALACE
MARKET
Charles Boyd, Prop.
MEATS
Vegetables, etc.
DHtKOTOUV OP OFFICIALS.
United Klatca.
President William II. Taf t
Vice President ..James B. Sherman
Becrvtary of Stale P. C. Knox
decretory of Treasury , K. MacVeagn
decrvury of Interior . W. U Kisnor
Bcrcnry of Wnr, ...II. L. Btlm.on
Becrttary of Commerce and Labor . .
. . .Chirlcs Nagel
Be.cretary of Nary Qoo, Von L. Juor
Beentary of Aijrlculture Jas. Wilson
Postmastfr tlenernl ,K. II. Hitchcock i
Attnrpay Qeneral Q. W. Wlckcritww
Htate
Ayprpey
.Qovanor
Bfjrjtary of State ,...U. Vf. Olwitt
4T'
$200.
Florence Drake to Plnelyn Park
Co., 10 acres In nw; sec 33-17-12.
W.JI. Btaata to J, J. Itupp, swU
sec. i, oVi sec 8-21-14.
Margsret M. llrown to J. J. Rupp
iwU see. 32-20-14.
W. J. McOlllvray to L. C. noberts.
soUswU. awUsott sec 24-1S-12.
$3200.
The llend Co. to Head .Water,
Light & Power Co., all interest In
lateral through Center Addition and
all Interest In swUneU, settnwU
sec. 32-17-12, that Is In and to an
easement across said tracts, after
March 18, ISIS and part alnce 1912.
The llend Company to Central Ore
gon Power Co., seUnwU see, 27-1 8. j
11 and part of nwneV, sec 32-17-12.
Hcnd Park Co. to Llllle Chambers,
Free Fruit Land at
Paisley
DON'T BE AFRAID OF U.S. GOVERNMENT CAREY
ACT IRRIGATION PROJECTS IN ORJiGON.
Tho day of lrrmHnsihle Irrigation romjinnlcfl In tills state Is past. When
Hit) NnrllitirM Totiiislte Company of Philadelphia took ulcr the Paisley
Project In Lnkc County, It rovo the lnrjjct IkiikI rter glten In the stite
fifty thousand dollars icuitrnitcrliifi completion of the project. Kvcry
three months It junkes an Itemized sutcment of eipeimcs to the Desert
Land Iloanl. All of Its ndtcrtlslng books, maps, contracts, subscription
agreemrnts ami literature Is submitted to the Desert Land Iloanl for In.
tjtwtlon Iwfore being Issued.
TIIK LAND IH JXVKL. I'HKB FUO.M ItOCK, AND IH A IlICII VOL
CANIC AHII KOIL. The climate Is jierfcct for fruit, which now groirs to
(K-rfectlon at Paisley.
Apples, Peaches, Plums, Pears, SPrunes.
Construction work uion the dam and rcscrrolr has now been in
pniKriss for three mouth, tlth Thomas Hawthorn. Htate Inspector, on
the Kround. He was formerly with tho V. H. Government Iteclamatlon
Hi-riltc on the I'nmtllln Project.
Hrml for .'1- pone llltnlrntnl Ixxik. Go to Paisley by automobile
staKe from Hrml and see the Intnl. Our agent nt Paisley, Hugh K. Gil
more. Mill shotv you the land. It Is free to those who pay the cost of
putllnK water on It.
Northwest Townfltr Co. nrf nmonR the larsest taxpayers In Orrgon,
owning townslto sulwllvlslons nt Prinevllle, .Madras, Itedmond, Hend,
Ilurnn, Vale and also the HlO-acre Corn ranch at Paisley, Including a 3U-liarrel-aday
capacity Hour mill, and general store.
Our hank references are:
First National Hank, Philadelphia, Pa.
Glrard National Hank, Philadelphia, Pa. ,
IVimmerclal Trust Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Interstate Finance Corporation, Philadelphia, Fa.
Merchants' Trtit Co., Camden, N. J.
Security Havings & Trust Co., I'ortlsnd, Ore.
Address all communications to our Portland office, 001 Yeon llulldlnK.
Write now. The average cost of water will be $10 dollars an acre.
We will give you a square deal.
Northwest Townsite Co. -
308 Chestaut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
V
k
I
SEE OUR AGENTS 1 BEND
HOMESEEKERS' LAND COMPANY.
It 1, blk 18, Dcnd Park.
Deschutes Townsite Co. to Central
Oregon Irrigation Co., Ita 13, 14, IS,
1C, 19, 20, Centralo. $1500.
L. D. Wlest to Greenwood Invest
ment Co., Its 7 and 8, blk 18, WIea
torln. Tho nend Co. to I. II. Sncll Its 7.
8, blk 43; It 2, blk 37, Center add,
llend.
Pearl P. Fulkerson to J. E. Wnr-
e
. , Fred W Wilton
.'.,. Oswald Wast
roaauffr
t t a t
.Tnos. P.. Kay
t --- --- -- ---
R. H. DEYARMOND j
, Machine Shop and
Garage
Wo know how to do till
kinds of Mnchlno Work.
TRY US AND SEE."
Attysaoneral ..wA.' M. Crawrd
Buwrlnteni'eiH. Public instruction , .
f..i. . .' T . r, , ". ; L " R. Atd'ormsn
Btato Printer ... ...W. 8. Dunlwiy,
ypmmUslocer Labor Statistic ....
.. ' O. P. HoH,
ustno warden w. L. Flnlsy
State Knglnaer ..... .John II. Lewis
United States Senators
Utorgo B. Chamberlain
Congressmen A. W. Lafferty
..Jonathan Ilourno, Jr.
.W. C. Hawloy
Seventh Judicial District,
Crook County.
Judge W, L. Ilrndshaw
Judgo II. C. Ellis
Clerk Warren Drown
Sheriff ,,T. N. Ualfour
Treasurer Italpb Jordan
Aaseraor ......,,. J, D. "LaFollelte
School Supt H. A. Ford
Coroner , Dr. E. O. Hydo
Surveyor Fred A. Itlco
Commlsslonora H. II. Ilayley
.James Hlce
The Courts.
Circuit Meqta first Monday In
May mid third Monday In Oitohor.
Probata Moots first Monday In
ench month.
Commlsslonora' Moota first Wod
noailny In Jnnuary, March, May. July.
Boptombor unci Novombor.
Iluml (School DNtrict Nn. IS,
Directors II. J, Overturf. Ohmu
F. M. liny
Clydo M. McKay
City of lleud.
Mayor G. P. Putnam
Itccoulcr II. 0 Kills
TrujiFiiror II. J. Overfjrl
Chlof of Pollco ...... 8. 12. Uoberts
City KiiRlneor .... George S. Young
Councllimm ,., II, B. Allen
. .A. L. Frouch
..M. 8. Latlln
.S, J, Sponcor
...John Stoldl
Utr, wscU. sec. 4-16114. $6000.
Lytle Townsite Co. to C. P. Beck
er, acre tract In neVineU, sec. 32-17-12.
We do not Give Trading Stamps
CJBuy your groceries of
us, we can save you from
five to ten per cent. Trade
where your DOLLAR
goes, the farthest.
L. 3. MISENER
CASH GROCERY.
WHOLESALE AND
TELEPHONE.
RETAIL.
Bend, Oregon.
trai Oregon. To tbo world lie will
tell what be saw during a recent
trip there. He praises Its rich soil.
He aaya that In Ave counties there
MARKET ItF.POIlT. are 9.000.000 acres of tillable land
NORTH PORTLAND, Dec 14. to which the plow ia. jet unknown1;
The receipts of cattle have been light that these broad acres can be easily
this week so the market has been made to yield 62,500.000 bushels of
holding steady and stronger than tbe'wneat a year or twice as much aa
week previous. Several loads of all Oregon raiseo now. He believes
steers brought $7.25 per hundred.' that there are wonderful opportunl
Cholce cows and heifers have foundries for stock raising In Central Ore
ready sale at strong prices, but the gon, too, and particularly advises tba
ordinary grade of she stuff went at raising of hoga.
bsrely steady prices. Heavy receipts
of bogs In the yards for the week.
Good demand for choice boga weigh
ing around 200 lbs., and prices about
the same aa last. Week or $7.75 for
tops. Receipts of sheep and lambs
not extra beavy but enough to meet
killers needs. Rest lambs bringing.
Ji.?t per hundred. Rest ewea $4.00
and beat wethers $5.00 Receipts for
the week were cattle 996, calvea 9,
boga 3520, sheep 5030, horses 44.
SHAW FRAISRS IXTKIUOR.
(Portland Chamber of Commerce
Bulletin.)
Professor 8baw, of St. Paul, who
Is J. J. Hill's agricultural expert.
sees a "tremendous future for Cen
.... ,,i. ......
WHERE SERVICE PREDOMINATES
Tho Largest and Beat Hotel in Bend
Hotel Wright
(Successor to the New TflRgnrt Hotel.)
' Modern Stone Building, Steam IJeat,
Electric Lights, Hot and Cold Water
in Rooms, Splendidly Equipped Cui '
sino Service Samplo Rooms. Freo
Bus to and from depot,
American or European Plan.
Wo Cater to First Class Trade,
Jf j4
HOT BREAD!
EVERY MORNINQ at
CORKETT'S
' SHUEY'S
MISENER'S ' -McCUISTON'S
BAKED BY
American Bakery
--- .
Pilot Butte
Acreage
Best and lowest Priced
Acreage on tho Market.
Handled by all reliable
real estate dealers.
J. H. Beu
Bend, Oregon
PHOTO
NOVELTIES
in the way pf
CALENDARS ETC.
and
SCENIC x
VIEWS
are now ready.
Drop in and see
them.
You'll have to
hurry if we are
to furnish your
portrait photos
betore Xmas.
BUte Stublo
j
For Eczema
TJsb a. mild soothing wash thst Instantly
stops the Itch.
Ve hnvs sold many other remedies for
skin trouble but none thst we couia tr
eonsllr cusrsnteo s we do the T, D. D.
Prescription. If I had Kcxema I'd uh
V. 1. 9. LrescrijltM
Patterson Drug Company,
J. II. Wcnandy,