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THE BK.VI) BULLNTIN, RKNI), WKDNKHDAY, MARCH II), 101.1.
HONOR PATHON SAINT
Ht, Patrick's Hall Monday Night At
tended by Moro Than 100 People.
The patron cnlnt of tlio Rons of
tho Emerald IbIo was honored In
Hond Monday night with a St. Pnt
trick's linll, nn nnnunl event. There
was nn nttendnnce of more thnn 100
Irish nml tholr friends, thoro being
soma 40 couples dancing during the
evening. Tho inuitlc wns furnished
by Hunter's orchestra, and tho dnnc
Ing continued until Into.
At tho bond of tho hall n largo
American ting decorated tho wall,
.and at tho other end wbb a big ban
ner bearing a harp, thin (lag being
green. Owing to tho fnct that reg
ular session wns held by the Odd
Fellows before tho dance, further
decorations were not attempted.
Tho proceeds derived from tbo
ball go, an usual, to the Altar Soci
ety or tho Catholic church.
LEWIS GOESJOJMSIillTON
Will Ask Uncle Sam to "Ante up"
Kor the Deschutes Survey.
(Special to Tho Ilend Bulletin.)
BALKM, March 17. For tho pur
pose of conferring with officials of
tho dopartmtnt of tho Interior,
Stato Engineer Lewis has gono to
"Washington, D. C. Ho will endeav
or to completo the negotiations of a
a contract between the department
and tho state for the cooperative sur
vey of tho water power resources of
the Deschutes river, as provided for
In tho bill passed hy tho recent leg
islature appropriating $50,000 lor
tho state's share of the work. He
will endeavor to get tho department
to consent to using a portion of the
funds on other streams besides tho
Deschutes.
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KAKTKR SUNDAY DINNKU MKNU.
Served from 5:30 p. in. to D p. in.
Platen Fifty Cents.
"Resurrection Is tho silver lining to
tho dark clouds of death,
And wo know tho sun Is shining beyond."
Lemon Cocktnll
Salted Almonds Young Radish
Tomato Puree Kgg CrutonB
Kgg Salad
Leg of Iamb, Mint Sauce
Fried Chicken, Mushroom Sauco
T Uono Steak
Apples n la Pilot Rutto Mountain
Eggs au gratia In ttakotl Potatoes
Custard Plo
White Cako
California Ilalsln Plo
8trawliorry Ico Cream
Coffee
Rontons
Solo by Mrs. Lunbeck Powelson.
Manager, Mrs. V. D. Curacy.
SUMMONS.
8KB U. X. HOFFMAN AT ONCE
AltOUT THAT FISHING LICENSE
THAT YOU WILL SOON NEED.
MEETS FRIDAY XIOHT.
There will be a meeting of the di
rectors of tho Commorcfal Club Fri
day night at S o'clock in tho old
club quarters, to which tho citizens
of the town are Invited for a discus
sion of the proposed Issue of 145,'
000 bonds for a new high scholo.
11ULLETIX HEADS IX AD.
F. P. Lev, assistant sales mana
ger of the Rend Paik Company's Se
attle office. Is spending several days
in Bend familiarizing himself with
the town and adjacent country. Il
lustrating the unique and telling ad
vertising of the company, ho showed
an "ad" from Sunday's "Post-Intel-llgenccr"
of Seattle, whose test was
composed entirely of headings taken
from last week's Bulletin, each rela
tive to some phase of local development.
In tho Circuit Court of th0 Stato
of Oregon for the County of Crook.
Ralph H. Brownlow, plaintiff, vs.
Iva M. Brownlow, defendant.
To Iva M. Brownlow, above named
defendant;
In the namo of the Stato of Oregon
you aro heroby required to appear
and answer complaint of the plaintiff
filed against you In tho ahovo en
titled action and Court within ten
days from tho service of this sum
mons upon you. If served within
Crook Count', Stato of Oregon, or
If served within any other County
within this State, then within twenty
days from tho date of the service of
this summons upon you, or If not
served within the State of Oregon,
then on or before Thursday, tho 8th
day of .May, 1913; and you are
further notified that If you fall to
appear and answer for want thorcof
the plaintiff will take Judgment
against you as prayed for In the com
plaint on fllo herein, to-wit: That
the bonds of matrimony now existing
between you and plaintiff be forever
dissolved and held for naught
This summons Is served upon you
by publication thereof In Tho Bend
Bulletin, a newspaper of goncral cir
culation published at Bend, Crook
county. Oregon, for six successive
weeks commencing with tho Issue of
March 19th, 1913. and ending with
the Issue of May 7th, 1913, by order
of tho Honorable Q. Springer, Coun
ty Judge of Crook County, Stato of
Oregon, inado and entered on tho
12th day of March, 1913.
Dated and published tho first time
March 19, 1913.
VERNON A. FORBES,
8 , Attorney for Plaintiff.
SMITH UNO ELDER AT SALEM
Iniu! llutirtl Asks Settler to Cooper
nto With Company.
(Special to Tho Bond Bulletin.)
SALEM, March 17. Colo K. Smith
and R. M. Elder, two settlors on tho
Central Oregon Irrlgnt'on Co, proj
ect, attended a desert land board
mooting Inst week and asked If some
thing could not bo dono so moro of
tho settlers could got patents to
their lands. Members of tho bonrd
told them tho company had been hav
ing a hard time to got enough mon
ey to carry along tho project, and
that tho board was doing everything
possible) to assist them. Thoy wore
told that It was only by cooporntlon
on tho part of tho company, tho land
board and tho sottlors that n suc
cess could bo made of tho project.
TRAVEL ISJEAVY NOW
Many lloiiiecekrrs Coming to Cen
tral Oregon TiiN Scaon.
Colonist rates went Into effect last
Saturday and by tho last of this
week many newcomers will la ar
riving In Bend. Thorn has already
been n greater Influx of Easterners
this spring than slnco tho 1911 colo
nist season. During tho past week
there wcro flvo carloads of emi
grants' movables received here. Two
of theso camo from tho Wlllamottu
valley and tho others from tho East.
Ijist Friday there wero 40 set
tlers to leuvo Bend for tho Lnko
county homestead district, most of
these being persons who were going
In to claims thoy bad filed on previously.
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BUYS THOBNTIMIIE RANCH
J. C. Sllvr of Knnutft Llkr Central
t)rrg)n Country.
Tho 1 C0-acro ranch belonging to
C. W. Thornthwalte, who has been
working In tho Eggleston harness
shop, was sold by tho owner last
week to J. C. Sllvr of Kansas. Mr.
Sllvr came out to look this country
over and was so well pleased that
ho decided to Invest $4000 In the
farm near Tumnlo. He will return
and take possession In a few months.
fiUX CLUB RESULTS.
Tho standing of the contestants
In the Hod and Qun Club shoot after
Sunday's program Is as follows:
Class 1 Kurrle 63, Weston G2, WII
key 60, Tolles CC.'Knutsen 55, out of
V QYftitlrl Cab I A nSnA ndilturnnin(linrouiiltT. ThtUnil Itmlch, iletp volcunlc h form.
1 J Oil VJ Hi VI OCC aWCl JrlKC '". no rocs, U Irvfl, ) Komi ilrtlniir, nl rintlrul dilnVIni wnltr
nttrr dr(xr linn wfttl. Thltiltnl Uiul xllli Kflul niltr il)il
rnlxpuichicdit oornton riy Ifiui. Thf urroumllui iln CurtitJ mounllnitr full ol titurl woiuUtt- ami Jutt lh Uc
for a VKitlon L l'iuUotilylK.iittoxttolJ, but sruwlng rapWIy. It hu r IrUphonc lytltin, two gooit holrli, lo A Mtll
mcrchimtlM tt. rt, a Brit cU livrry aud InJ tlkblr, ntinlUul uintfr tlhr I'lnt Intrr Mountain), out of the mot mmkhIii
cummrrnai cium in moiair auuiniatlub by the way, hat Ita own ptvttty auil the ixa yrar rrlrt llirrcvn an atltactlr club Iioum.
There alt Ibttt nail mw nilll In llir vicinity of fuir, whl. Ii I. Ju,i ih lfIUMlMM oMh Uu InmWrinf m.l inltling ImaincM that will I
ilonrhcft Tht air kuuu uinitit lu uiauufu(tulun auUotlur lutinaaiuca hrt In ttlucatlonal mantra l. lint H imittMlf II hi
Itn-acrtKhiwI rk In tht htail uftht rtdiltno wctlon. and now ttxhraup tulnttwtllth siadt. A Catholic chuuli will U built hlt
initapiing, aiiiioinrcnuitnraaitiaBiiin(iottablUh IhcniMlTta. La lint hat otr liwo available tlniric hurt Jwtr which the
im hti. ii... iviuiiiimni m limwp. .hu wnun ,iun, kuumj uuitu i oui iiiitj ciiv i nt uiif arva oi larm lam tributary l 1 nnt WOUIII
atontbulhlanJ maintain a Kwidilmlctly. Tht van llacuof InuWr liltnilary to t.a I'lur wunlit aloiit bulla a guul alir.1 city. Willi Itif
cumins of tht Iwubis lallrnwl y.ttmi tu Iji fiut, which will bt ooi, ilcvfloiiutul III aU arouml l,a I'lut will l rapid. I.a Mat
canbtrtachnlviaOr N I. O W- K h.V and I' I' Hya. Vou can wakt moury by Uurlui titoix-ny at t I1n In adtanct of tht
railroads. Itthrtaatt aolait II. why not VOL'' U'AKI' l'l' lulhr r.rt ih.i u.tul tl.l.,.t. .11. .. in ....... r it.. .....i .1..1 l..i unium
of tht NurthwtttltliuundluKtuw it;Wly a I'd that pioiwHy valura willrliwliaccvidliigly
oult a few dullar Yt uiunth vu each M You ilou I tutu tht money, but yon auon acqtilit,
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liter now from Iwtuun Th trrwa art ratr.
taluablt property, Wlltt Iwlay tor pUl, ptltra
LA PINE TOWNSITE COMPANY, U Piiw, OregOH.
HtlUVIt agtnla. with food bank rtft'tvna, waaUd In all pa of the Unltrtl Hlalra.
a posslblo 75. Class 2 Howell 38,
Hallberg 31, Myers 34, Deyarmond
32, Skuso 33, out of a posslblo CO.
Class 3 Cunningham 17. A. O. Al
len 16, It. M. Smith 1ft, Coble 12.C.
Hunter 11, L. II. Kurst 11. McKay
11, Orerturf 10, J. N. Hunter 7, O.
Arnold 7, Could 7, Rhodes 6, II. A.
Miller -I, out of n iiosslble 25.
MARKirr REPORT.
NORTH PORTLAND, March 1C
Receipts for the weok have been:
Cattle 800, calves 19. hogs 2706,
sheep 2512, horses -H. A some
what firmer cattle market this week.
Transactions wcro limited due-to the
light liquidation. Prime heavy
steers went to tho killers $7.75 to
$7 S3. Bulk 17.30 to $7.60.
Butcher stock was also stronger but
n truu lino on market stability Is
difficult tu obtain so long as rc-
JB.25, Bulk of sales averaged t
to $9.15 while smooth and rough
heavy stuff brought proportionately
stiff prices. .Market eased off n
celpts ant small. Demand for good shade Thursday but cloios tho week
voMs and heifers stronger. Top steady from $ to $H.15. Upward
loads of cows sold at $6.85 and trend may bo checked temporarily
heifers In small lots $7,00 to $7.25. but nobody ventures n prediction n
Calves have not been a market factor
fur two weeks, although prices are
steady to strong, Generally tho en
tire cattle market had an Improved
to whore It will finally settle. Mutton
trndu was a sticky affair compared
with recent periods. Plenty of
sheep are arriving hut tho bulk la
tone but only for cholco stock. Situ 'contracted. Buyers are btddltiK
of next week's receipts will duter-
mlnu stability of price range, Tho
hog market continued Its ascent this
week and reached the highest point
Wednesday, when several hundred
heud of choice light swno realized
steady prices for good wethers ami
ewes. Best load of wethers sold at -
$5.85 and owes $i.S0. Lamb market jt
Is steady to firm at unchanged
prices. Cholco sheared lamlm ,
brought $6.50 Thursday.
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