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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1913)
Til?: 1IRNI) HUM.BTI.V, IIK.NO, WKfiNKHIlAY, .lAXTAHY in, fOlfl. PAfllJ 0. i ' i -i 1 1 1 mmt wmmmmmm V! arm and H . B viaraen FIGHTING THE OAT SMUT. Formalin Trsatmsnt Is Olmpls and Willi lUcotrtmsndtd rUmtily. The enwllwiii'ini of tln furmnllii ticiiliiioiit fur Mlnlilnu hiiiiiI nf wht'itt, smut of out iiiiiI iiiMitil smut of bur ley when properly lined Iiiih been n pcntedly (ti'iimiiHirnli'il, It In wmlly up tilled, IiuxmmikIvv uttil very erfi'dlve. 'I'lio (rt'itliiit'iit coIihInIh of (renting tho seed with ii Moltitlon of t'liiiitnvr clnl foriniillii In wnlcr. Comiiioirliil formiilln. which In n III ht ent unite tlnii of foriiinldi'hyde git In water, mny ho bought by tin pint or In bulk ut n (OKt Of frO CCHt tO t KT Hllltll, niid one kiiiiiI (10 ounce iiTulrcIiifMiUi will twit twenty-live tu ilfly bushel of gniln. Tlio fnrinnllii solution should be gnnrniitrcd tu contain 40 per ri'tit of ftirmitldehyde gnu liy volume, If lltcro riiolorih by t'nllnl HUtti drxrtmnt , uf tltulluf. t HMrr or oat, miowina a mmittkii hwad , ANOronOOMfAHIKON A MOUMJUATIIK4U. ' I Ii nny doubt at to IU ulreiiciti n Iinlf j pint unuiple utiould U mmiI to Hi KtMttt ' nKrirultiirnl utatlnn for atmlyU. ' Thin fonnilln U inUiil irltli witter nt Hip rale of uuv pound nf formiillii to rnry forty-n cnlloim nf witti-r. If1 tlio k nil ti U orn Itiimiilliitfly nftrr iri'atiuriit rotmldvnttily tiiou tliuii ti-i-1 mI fhould Ik khvii o (hi net. u ttit wntcr ulworUtl i'nu- Hit Kmlu to I ilt. I Sprlnltlnc In out of tin tnont ron vrtili'iit nirtliodN of tinlne lliv formalin trrntmriit. The mhh! I placid on n i limn door or rntirn In n pile or luyrr ' nrvvral Inclirn thick. It In then prln-, kliil with the forinnlln dilution by ' nii-nim of an ordltinry prliikllui; rnn or prn)liiK mnt'ldm mid I Hlmrrled ovrr mid nvvr until i-vvry kfriud 1 IhoroiiKtily w'L Tin cmln U thrn , plnuMl In n plti mid covm-d wllli citrkn. Iilnnkrt or n tnrpntilln fur two litvtirw" r oviTnlcht It l Ihi'ii ittltil Miltlrli'iitly to run thnniuu the ilrlll. nfltT which It limy tx oown.-lliillillu t'lditHl Htttti-ti lii'iHtrtturnt of Airrkul , lure. ! J FORM AN ANTLWCED THUBT. 2 Krcry fnriucr ouitht to tnk irl"l In ijMtroyltn: within, I'nrm. Z rm, In fnrt. otictit to work In tinUon townrtl prrrvntlm; nil Z Kitlfcroim Wrt-dn from pilnc to m-rd on tlirlr Imidn. If they would only comlilnr mid fortn n J "trut" for thlt lUx',. Ihitu Ii no IcKlnlatlou Hint would kick. nnd Krnttly would thty b bfn- nti-d by It. Tht Qaln Coll 8huld Makt. The aviraRo farm t-olt ahuuld MJiike a dolly vain of nt leant two pouuda. A I no good colta enu U ruNrd when the tunrra an worklnp. A cult ahuuld weigh nt tu mouthN our-hnlf Ita welfc-bt at maturity. Knrm nnd Flrcaldo. With tho Wax and Honey Makers. Hw winter letter If tb?y hnr pnrt hiiucy and part augur to live uu durlug i-old wvntber, Look out for the wmk rolonlr of len and slve thu honey from thoi thnt have more than they utv4. Tbuu tutndi of coloulra nttrn to death every winter. If you fvtd the bw nlrup bo Hiiro tt la not too thin or trouble will rcnult. ThrtH. pnrta wuter and four imrta augur will be nbout tho right inU tore.' It la economy to buy hire In the fiat nnd put them together at lelturtr time, ruther tliuii to buy them nil nulled and pnluted, n h tin hitter rout about one third more. Kveu u novice can put hlvi'H together without trouble, na mn rhino miido hlven tire ho ucriirutely cut Unit nil pnrta IH eunlly uud luterchangu. ubly. I'nrm Jouninl. Throughout tho winter period of In activity It In bent to kevp the bee ni tpilot iih poHilblo. After providing for their comfort by properly hoiulng nnd Hhulterlug them It la bent to let them nuverely iiloni during fronty wenther. It will be Important, however, to watch the ontrnnccit tu tbo hlvea nnd keep Uiein open. There la danger of these nponliiga becoming stopped up with dead beet, even when only a email per rentage of tho cluster inert their death In winter. Country aentloinnn. , HPT . W$l 1 'INTERIOR TOWNS MAILLESS Bingo Compiiny IIiiII.n Wlii-ii PiiiitN I'llKt OlU'M llltll llfTic I. Hut iim mill other lowim of Interior Oregon tin not ttiltik too lilKlily of tlio parcels pohI system Itiiitigurnti'ti '.litiiilitry 1. Tlinru In ii huiboii. With thn piling up "' tliu ;:ii('iuim.'H, inu IKnlloKK Hiwkh Contpiiiiy throw up It mull carrying vault act, refusing to dellvor tin mull from Vitlo to th Interior Iowiim, some no In minilior. Tim stage company iilh'KfcH thflt It i would niomi llininolnl ruin fur It to rontlniio carrying tint mnii tumor u old contrHct, with thn voliiiuo mi largely liioronsi'il. Tumpornrlly, lltirns mid the olhitr (owns nrn being served by stage linn from Prlnovlllo. HTiixoOltAPII V WORK. Hlcnngniplicr nt 'Mm lliilliiln of lire tlll lulu copying iiml gencnil lyprtwltliig work lit r(normlilr rati'. notici: roil pnii.iivvrioN. DDinirtmi'iit of tlio Interior, U. H. I, mid OIIUh nt Tho Dalles, Oregon. December Dili, 1913. Notice In hereby given thnt (Irovor (J. Pulllnm, of Tiiiimlo, Oregon, wno, on April 23rd, 11) 10, Hindu Desert l.imd Kntry. No. 0R&70. fi)r4 HW'i, IKitiIoii 17, Tuwnnhlp 10 Hotitli, ! ItmiK't 1 1 Hunt, Vllliim:''' Mfrldlmi. linn lllod iiotlcu of liitoutlon to miiko llniil proof, to 1'iitnlillnli clnlin to thn Irttiil hIkivo diikcrllivd, lirforo II. C. Kllln. I'. H. CniiimlMloiier, at bin olllco, nt llnnd, Ori'Kon, on tlio '.'Oth tiUy of Jntninry, lit 13, Olnlmnnt nuiiu' an wlttirMcii' 'CIIIM II. IMkIiikIoii, John M, McKln inoy, of Slitvri, Owkmi, llnbort A. KcokkIii, lAjtixulta I'tilllmn of Tuinnlo, ; OroKiin. 4 N4 fill C. V. MOOIlr:, ItcKlitnr. MlTICi: Ol' COXTI-WT. Dppntmri'tit of tho Interior, United Htnti'a Land Ottlce, The Dullva, OrKon, Ufcmbr 23, 1913. To (leorgo I). O'Null, of llcnd. Ore gun, Coliteatri: You nro hrvby notified that C. A. I tuff, who glvra enro H. K. I'arkor, Item), Oregon, na hla oaiotllc ad dn-a. did on Nov. 33, 1112, fllo In thla otneo hla duly corroborated ap plication to content and accuro the cancellation of your liomeitead, en try No Hurlnl No. 07574, made Nov. 14, 1910, for WH, aectlon C, townnhlp 20, H., rango 1C, K, WIN lamettw Meridian, and na grounds for hla content ho nllegea that said Oeorgo 1). O'Nell has never estab llahed renldunco upon ald land; that ho ban nover cultivated or Improved tho nine. You are, therefore, further noti fied thnt thn anld allegations will be taken by this office, ra !lvlng been conlrMd by you, and your said entry will l cnncolod thereunder without your further right to be henrd there in, either before thla offlco or on np pvul, If you fall to fllo In this ottlce within tweuty duyii nfter the KOl'ltTII publication of this notice, na shuun below, our answer, under onth, kpecldcntly meeting nnd re MKindlng to these nllegatlnna of con test or If you fnll within that time to II In In this olllco dun proof thnt you have served n ropy of .-our answer on the ld contestant either In person or by registered mall. If this sorvlce Is mude b the delivery of copy of oHr answer to the contestant In per son, proof of urh rrrrloe must bo either the Mid rontPStnnt'a written ncknuwIi'iliMtu'iit of his recelt of tiioi ropv showing the date of lu receipt, or the KtMilHvIt if tin irw n by wliuni ileller'd If madu by register ed mall, pioof of such -vce mi.stl conrl't (f the Mudavlt or tho person I tiv whom the ropy was nulled stating I Mhen nuu tlie jnuioince to wnicu ii ns mulled, nnd this nllldnvlt must be accompanied by the postmaster's receipt for tbo letter You should state In your answer the name of the postotnee to which you desire future notices to be sent to you. C. V. MOOHB, ltcglster. Date of first publlatlon, Jan. 1, 1913. Unto of second publication Jan. 8, 1913. Pnte of third publication, Jan. IS, 11'13. Date of fourth publication, Jan. 22, 1613. XOTICK FOIt I'UllIJCATION Department of tho Interior, U. 8. 1-nud Ottlco at Tho Dalles, Oregon. December 10th, 1912. Notice la hereby given that Nells Anderson of Head, Oregon, who on January Bth, 1900, made dcnert land entry No. 02181. for NEUNBU. sec. 21, and W ft NWU, section 21. town ahlp 17 south, rango 12 east, Willam ette Meridian, bus Hied notice of In tention to inuke final proof to estab lish claim to the land above describ ed, before II. C. Bills, U. S. Commis sioner, nt his otflco nt llend, Oregon, on tho Sth day of February, 1913. Claimant names as witnesses! Archie Pnttle, Adam Kotimnn, ihnrles lloyd, Walter Danliila, all ot llend, Oregon 43.47 V W MOOU1S, Itoglstor ALSIHBDbbK Frlk,RilUMi.Pur mrs.aLBSiBaiiiiiH ,iiiNi..rii.iii..i. SutrtntMdtoi'lisil ETryOtdinrBil I'UntrttiiouiaioMli inn.rlovni.rlliuf OXtt NoiUtroUnwnSMdt. tsueui. rrc FOR 10 CENTS win wna tKMtiHild our FAMOUS COLLECTION ltt.MferT.atU ?!! t fela.r,I.MMS4l, i tt, S.IMlrUf '.t.rr . I t. .'! i,r--l CVW , ZiMia ttuuitu omIm ri...r s-4 io. iil II.M Write lod.il S4 10 mU te Wl MMtwul wilu IMt. OX , "FUM UOUtUM," wmmr tKKA HUHTUKHN iltltpOO, HKHTOKATION TO 1JXTUV OK l,AMW IX NATIONAL I'OHKHT. Notice In hitrchy glvmi Unit tho Inmln described hulow, omlirnclng 142.10 ncrcn, wlth'n tho Dest-huli & Kru iiiuiit National Korosta, Oregon, will bo subject to Nottlnmont mid entry under thn provlslonN of tlio hotno ituiid Inwn of tho United Htntoa nnd tho net of Juno 11, J000 (31 Btnt., 233), ut tho United Htntea laud olllco at liiikiivlow, Oregon, on Mnroli 4, KM.'I. Any mittlor who was nctunlly unit In good fnlth cIiiIiiiIiik any of mild liiudK for agricultural iiurposea lirlor to Jniiiinry 1, liiOft, mid Iiiih not itiisiidmied biiiihi, Iiiih ii preformico right to ninlto n liomcHtond entry for Km IiiiiiIk uctuiilly occupied. Hald lauds worn listed upon thn np pi I ca tions of tho persons inontlouod bulow, who Imvo it tirefuraiico right subject to tho prior rUlit of any audi settler, provided Bitch settler or applicant la (tintlllcd to mnku homestoad entry nnd tliu pruferenco r'ght Is exorcised prior to March 4, 1013, on which data tho lands will bo subject to settlo ineiit and entry of nny Himllfled per. son, Tho lauds are as follows: Tlio K'4 of 8V,i ot BV. tho NVj of NWl of HVi of HW',, Hoc. 31, T. Zl H., It. 10 K., tho H',4 of W14 of NW"4. Bee. 3, T. 22 8., It. 10 V. W. il.. except n atrip 30 feet wldo des cribed as follows: lleglnnlnK at a point 20 chains north and 20 chains west of the center of Hec, .1, T, 22 H., It. 10 K , extending tlienco 1ft feet on on eh Mldo of it lino running V. 10 chains to the placo whom tho end of tho strip closes on the boundary of tho tract listed, tlio net area being 04.00 ncn.'H. Hald tract wuh listed upon tho application of John frank lin lloguo, of l.nplne, Oregon; 1. 1st C7C2. The 8KH of NKU of SKV of HK'4. tho HB4 of XttV of HKiJ, Sec. 18, T. 22 H., It. 10 K 12.ft0 acres, nppl'catlon of John Anton Kernbnch. of Ijiplne, Oregon: 1,1st 0-707. Tho SHU ofrfBU of NBU, the HI! "4 of HWU of HB4 of NBU, tho HBU of NB'.i of HB'i of NBi, hec. 11, T. 21 H.. It. 10 B., 15 acres, application of C II. Clow, of Ijiplixt, Oregon; Ust C-7C'J. Tlio K'4 or HBU of NWU. tho B4 of NBU of HWU, thn HBU of NU'U of HBU of NWU, tho Btt of 8VU of HBU of NWU. tho NBU of NWU of NBU of 8WU. Bcc. 3, T, 21 8., It. 10 B., 50 acres, apiil'catlon of Daisy Davis, of llrrlem, Idaho; 1.1st C-771. Approved December 9, 1912. H. V. l'roudflt, Assistant Commissioner of tho (leuoral Land Office. 42-45 IIIMTOIIATIOX TO KXTHY OK KKSltH IX XATIOXAIi FOItBST. Notice Is hereby given that the lands described below, embracing 050.C8 acres, within tho Deschutes National Forest, Oregon, will be sub ject to settlement and entry under the provisions of the homestead lawa of the United Htntes nnd tho net of Juno 11. 190G (34 Btnt., 233). at the United Htntea land office ct The Dal les, Orsgou, on March 4, 1013. Any settler who wna actually nnd In good faith claiming any of said lands for agricultural purposes prior to Janu ary 1, 1U0C, and has not abandoned name, has a preference right to make n homestead entry for thn lands actu ally occupied. Bald lands were list ed ujion thn applications of (be per sona mentioned below, who have, a preference right subject to (ho prior right of any such settler povlded such settler or applicant Is qunllficd (o mnko homestead entry nnd tho preference right Is exercised prior to March 4. 1913, on which .date the Inuds will bo subject to settlement nnd entry by any qualified person. The lands nro as follows: Tho NWU. Sea 30, T. 19 8.. H. 14 B w. m.. ins. 4 4 ncrcs, nptuicniion oi Mnry B. IMonskn, of Itedmond, Ore gon; I.lst G-GC3. THO HWU, BCC 19. T. 19 8.. It. 14 B.. 1C3.C0 acres, amplication of Wllllnm A. Ooldcn. of Iteumonu, Oregon; i.lst t-,ui. ino NBU, See 25. T. 19 8 , It. 13 B.. ICO acres, application Uf II. A. Jnrrnrd. of Heiliuond. Oregon; usi u-tuo. ino NWU. Hoc. 19, T. 19 8., It. 14 E.. 103. CI acres, application of howls V. Davis, ot Itedmond, Oregon. I.lst C-700. Approved December 9, 1912. 8. V. Proudnt. Assistant Commission, er ot tho General Jand Office. 42-45 ItKKTOllATlOX TO KXTHY OK UXIH IX NATIONAL KOHKST8. Notice la hereby given thnt tho lands described below, embracing 390 acres w'thln the Deschutes National For est, Oregon, will be aubject to set tlement and entry under the provis ions of tho homestead laws of tho United States and the act of June 11, 1900 (34 Stat., 233). at the United States land office at The Dalles, Ore gon, on March 4, 1913. Any settler who was actually and In good faith claiming any of the said Innda for ag ricultural purpoaoa prior to January 1, 190C, and has not abandoned same, has a preferenco right to make a. homestead entry for tho lands actual ly occupied. Bald lands were listed Upon the application of the persona mentioned belqw, who have a prefer enco right subject to the prior right TELL US OVER THE PHONE Thtn split mxt wk's wsth Compsr? our half with tha otlisr ftllow's. Tbst's all LOW PRICES, BETTER SPRVICE Bend Steam Laundry. i mmmmaumm i in n i. WHO A B0E3 "Put Your Dud Ih Our Suds' of any such settler, provided such settler or applicant Ih qunllnod to muki) homcMtoud entry and tho pref erence right Is exercised prior to March 4, 1913, on which ditto tho lands will bo subject to ncttlcmcut and entry by nny qualified person, Tho Inuds nro ns follows: Tho Wh of HBU of HBU, tlioHW.U of HBU of HBU, tho HBU of NWU of HBU of BBU . the HBU of HBU of HWU of HBU. 8ec 34, T. 20 H., It. 10 B tho 8U of NWU f NBU. the B14 of NBU of NWU of NBU, tho NBU of NBU of NWU of NBU. tlio H of NWU of NWU of NBU. tho NWU of NWU of NWU of NBU, Hec, 3, T. 21 H., It. 10 B., W. M., 70 acres, application of Margaret Mulli gan, earn Mrs. It. I,. DeCourcy, lleiid, Oregon; I.lst fl-713. Tho KM of IU. Sec. 24, T. 19 H., II. 13 B.. 100 acres, application of I-oren II, Itobb, of Itedmond, Oregon: I.lst C-720. Tho NBU of HBU of HWU, tho B!4 of NBU of HWU. tho HBU of HBU of NWU, tho HU of NBU of BBU of NWU, tho BU of NWU of HWU of NBU, tho HWU of HWU of NBU. tho 84 of HBU of SWU of NBU, tho 8V4 of HWU of HBU of NBU, thn NWU of HBU. tho W of NBU of HBU. the NWU of BBU of BBU, tho N4 of HWU of BBU. Bcc. 35, T. 20 8., It. 10 B., 1C0 acres, application of John KoUnmn, of llcnd, Oregon; List C-725. Approv ed December 9, 1912. B. V Proud fit. Assistant Commissioner of the Oenernl Land Offlce. 42-45 I'ltATIMtXAf. SOCIirriKH. I. o. o. r. Itcnd tadgr No. 2IH Regular Meetings every Monday night Visitors welcome. Halph Spencer, J. B. Engebretson, N. O. Secretnry. M. W. OK A. Pilot Ilutto Camp No. 9794 Meets every Tuesday In Bather Hall. Visiting Neighbors always welcome. B. A. Bather. V. C. N. P. Welder, Clerk. DKHCIICTKS 1JIKii: N O. 10 3 K. of P. MecU every Wednes day evening nt 8 p. m. Knights welcome. In Castle Hall. E. A. Bather IJIdg. Visiting M. A. Palmer, C. C. N. P. Smith. K. U. &. S. ISBXD LOIKIK XO. 131) A. K. & A. 31. Meets on Thursday on or be foro tho full moon of each month. Visiting brothers always welcome. J. D. Davidson. A. M. Lara, W. M. Secretary I'ltATKUXAL HltOTllKltllOOl). Itegiilar meetings held by llend Lodge No. S97 In Bather's Hall on tho first and third Thursday evening each month. Visiting members of order always welcome J. U. MINKR. Pres. ' KURD I1UKY, Sec ItiniKKAIIS. Ilond Lodge No. 208 meets every second and fourth Friday evening. Bather's Hall. Visiting brothers and sisters welcomed. MItS. A. L. FItKNCII. N. O. MKS. C. M. I1RAGQ, Sec KOVAL XKIGIIUOIIB Regular meeting on second and third Friday evenings at Bather's Hall. MRS. A. C. LUCAS, Oracle. MRS. A. ORCUTT, Recorder. :THE: 1 ALTAMONT MODERN CLEAN. COMFORTABLE STEAM HEAT f . HOT WATER,' BATHS First Class DINING ROOM J. J. KLEIN, Proprietor, a --- Billiards arjd Pool Fine an1 foDulnr Line of CIGRS t Rokrt Blackwell Wall Street, Bend, Oregon JgV, BEND VIEW is nt an average elevation 100 icet above the city of JJend. Commnnris a charming view of the city of Bend and the .surrounding country. 15 minutes walk from business center. Lots 50x110. BEND VIEW CO. Bend, Ore. rWinter Winter is Here and Carter's Wood is what you need to keep you warm. Sec mc when you wont wood. I WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. F. M. Carter The Wood Man. STORAGE AND FORWARDING. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS The United Warehouse Company Bend, ;. V ' O'DONNELL UNION MARKET FRUIT TREES Our nursery is located on Powell Butte, fourteen miles east of Bend. Our trees are the kind we recommend after over thirty years experience in the fruit business in this neighborhood. Our prices and treatment will please you. Catalog free on request. Come and see Qur orchards and nursery. Office address, PrinevU,le, Ore. LAFOLLETTO WJRSER.Y CO. Shoe REPAIdRINO First Class Work of all kinds done promptly. Washington and Mayer Shoes Sold. R. H. LOVEN Wall street, Bend, Ore W. E.PARKER & CO. SANITARY PLUMBING t Steam aad Hot Water Mcata-g We carry the largest stock of goods in Cen tral Oregon. Jobbing promptly attended to P ATENTS YAX.CABX.K ICTOS.MAT10N FREK If ytro bare so InTtntlcn or uy ptlrnt Bkllrr, write ImmttJUUly U W. W. WRIGHT, tcgUtrrtd Uotaty Lean & Trstt pU)gWuhlagtoa4. C. Oregon. t-t BROTHERS UU jMMUura,Auu
