IA(JK 10.
THR P.KND 1UTM.RTIN, HKND, WKDNKSDAY, MAY 7, HMJ1.
1U0NTJMASTA'."
fjnow Bannera of tht World' Mett lm
preulv Mountain.
Travelers declare tlint Mount Shasta
is (ho most Unprci-Hvo mountain In tho
world for It stands solitary nml nlone.
Unlike Pikes cnk nml many other of
the world's great mountain. It Is not
surrounded by n number of leaser ones,
and Its tremendous height 14,140 feet
ln appreciated by tho eye.
It la sublimely grand nnd yet grace
fully benutlful. Apitnst the blue of n
California sky Its curved outlines seem
to sweep In the perfect segments of u
cirelo from tho ncs of tbo couo to the
borlton.
Far up on Its bnso the dark green or
the timber line Is mot by the virgin
whiteness of Shasta's snow, nnd then
on, up ond up, fur past the summer
clouds, points the nlnbnster pyramid.
Shnstn Is nn extinct volcano nnd ha
two large glaciers. The Whitney gla'
clcr Is vhdhlc from the railroad. It
looks like n narrow streak of snow, but
It Is over a mile In. width nnd Is seam
ed with great Assures nud crevasses.
At times n natural banner Is unfurled
from Shasta" peak. This Is called tho
"suow banner of Shasta." It only oc
curs when the gale attacks the summit
nnd blows the snow In great gmts
"streaming ngalnst tho sky," ns tho
railroad book has It The banner Is
ween most frequently In November.
St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
NOTICK TO CONTHAOTOtlH.
Sealed proposal will bo received
by tho undersigned nt Deschutes,
Oregnu, until 1 p. m. on Mny 15th,
1913. for tho construction of n 2
room frnmo school building for Ills
trlct No. 30. Plans nnd specifications
may bb soon nt my office.
JOHN C. WOOD,
S-9 District Clerk.
QUAINT WILLS.
.
A Parrot and a ftutitt Cob That Wera
Well Provided For.
The making of queer wills Is a sub
ject prolific of good stories, nnd sdrae
remarkable examples nro given by Vir
gil M. Harris in "Ancient, Curious nnd
Fatuous Wills." One Caroline Hunter,
an elderly spinster, left 1.000 In trust
for her parrot. The money was to pro
vide It with a homo and to guarautco It
attention at the bands of a custodian,
who had to bo of the female sex and
had to undertake cot to leavo England.
The will Included this clause:
"1 will and desire that whoever tries
to frustrate these my intentions shall
forfeit whatever 1 have left him, her
or them. 1 owe nothing to any one.
Many owe me gratitude and money,
but none have paid me either."
A rustic of Toulouse about 1TS1 wrote
a brief will In these terms:
"I declare that I appoint my russet
rob my universal heir, nnd 1 desire that
he may belong to my nephew, George."
This was contested, but was con
firmed, aa it was clear thnt the said
George In owning tho horse would
bave control of the money; also be
would not be able to transfer or dlssl-
XOTICH KOIt Pl'HLIOATION.
Depnrtment of tho Interior, U. 8.
hand Olllco nt Tho Dalles, Oregon,
April 14th, 1913.
Notice la hero by given thnt Arthur
D. Morrill, son nnd only heir nt law
of llolmnn W. Morrill t deceased) of
Powell lluttc, Oregon, who, on April
9th, 190S, inndo homestead entry No.
15950, Serial No. 043TC, for lot 4,
tSWViSWU) Sec. 30, nnd NWV4
NKH, NHNWU, Section 31, Town
ship 1? South. Ilango 13 Kast, Wil
lamette Meridian, tins filed notice of
Intention to tnnko flnal ftvo yonr
proof, to establish claim to tho land
nlfovo described, boforo H. C. Hills,
IT. s. Commissioner, nt his odlco nt
Hcnd, Oregon, on tho 24th day of
Mny, 1913.
Claimant names nn witnesses:
William A. Hates, Klinor Nlswongor,
Michael J. Kolly, William P. Down
ing, nil of Pond, Oregon.
7-11 a W. MOOItE, Ilog'stor.
NOTICK OK CONTEST.
Depnrtment of tho Interior, United
States Land Olllco, Tho Dalles,
Oregon, April 19, 1913.
To William S. A) era, of Dayton,
Wash., Contestco.
You nro hereby notified that Vic
tor BorcovlU, who gives Ilend, Oregon,-aa
his postolllco address, did on
April 5, 1913. flic in this offlco his
duly corroborated application to con
test and secure the cancellation of
your homestead, entry No.
Serial No. 0842S, mado March 23,
1911, for NttXCU. SWViNEK,
NV4. NEUSWVi. section 15. town
ship 20 S., range 14 E Willamette
meridian, and as grounds for his
contest he alleges that said William
S. Ayera has never established his
residence upon said tract; that he
has wholly abandoned said tract for
more than six months last past.
You are, therefore, further noti
fied that the said allegations will bo
taken by this olllco as having been
confessed by you, and your said
entry will bo canceled thereunder
without your further right to bo
heard therein, either bofore this of
fice or on appeal, if you fall to fllo
in this office within twenty days
after the FOURTH publication of thla
notice, aa shown below, your answer.
under oath, specifically meeting and
rnfltwinillnif tn thpRn nllpi-fltlnnii nf
pate the cash for the simple reason j contest, or if you fall within that tlmo
thnt be would require the horse's con
sent, which would bo difficult to ob
tain.
Burma Pagodas Are Reminders.
Eight or nine miles below Mnnd.v
lay. In Burma, the right bank of tho
Irawudl Is hilly, and In the neigh
borhood of the old Burmese town of
Pagnlng the hills n.e dotted all over
to fllo in this office due proof that
you have served a copy of your
answer on tho said contestant either
In person or by registered mall. If
this servlco Is made by tho delivery
or a copy ol your answer to tho con
testant In person, proof of such
service must bo either tho said con
testant's written acknowledgment of
his receipt of tho copy, showing tbo
date of its receipt, or tho affidavit
of tho person by whom the delivery
A Cook Book Worth Having!
THIS IS ARE AL BAIUSAIN.
"Good Living"
Is n splendidly printed, strongly bound,
nnd well written up-to-date Cook Book
by Sarah Vim Bin en. It contains 605
PAGES nnd a complete index. It is
bound with nn OIL CLOTH COVER.
thnt can be washed when soiled in the
kitchen.
The Regular Price is $2.50
Our Price is $1,00
WHILE THEY LAST. We have only
a small number. Housekeepers
should hurry.
m The Owl Pharmacy jt
THAT HUNCH
'Of whlto chtckons, hnvo you nocnl
thorn whun passing through Mecca.
Oregon? They nro Whlto Plymouth'
KockH of tho hlghnat typo. KUOH
per HollliiK $'.!. K. W. Twins, Mecca,
Oregon. 310
rzM.Miina
wjixsa
----
z&mm
mmmm
m
i
There is no use to
advertise the
Ralph Polnilcxtcr.
First National Dank building.
II
orticultural
ire
Relief
with na codas. Them arc not temnles.
but aro bullr by pious people as offer- I wa lnado ataUng when and whore
ings to tbe supreme power, it being tho copy was delivered; If mado by
generally believed that such act. of I "8i8l"e iV.thmV'nr
r.,nnn mnn , ti... i...ii.io. ,.m I v'co mual consist of the affidavit of
, . " . " mo person iy wnom mo copy was
.in tho next world. The pagodas aro mailed stntlng when and tho post
of all kinds, according to the means I offlco to which it was mailed, nnd
of the builders, from primitive white
washed structure to ornate erections
with grotesque glided lions. Tbo lions
have various meanings, but stand
chiefly as a reminder of misrlflsh dt
votion. An ancient Dunnes legend,
tnugbt to all Burmese children. Is that
of a lioness trim nursed ami guarded
the baby son of a king and who died
of a broken heart when tbe prince
grew np nnd went away. Wide World
Magazine.
Ths Marching 8ong.
Nn one knows tbe Inspiration of n
tramping song better than the soldier,
and most regiments have their favor
ite airs, which they lore to yell when
on march. The men of the Manches
ter regiment have a flue reputation
for singing on the march, nnd two of
their favorite songs are MKlllnloe"and
"Brian Horn." both of which give op
portunity for some hearty shouts at
intervals, Similarly the Yorkshires,
when route marching, enliven tbe way
with "Dan Tucker," a song In which
tbe words are of no account nnd the
tune n series of diabolical yells. Lon
don Chronicle.
this affidavit must be accompanied
by tho iKXtmaster'a receipt for tho
letter.
You should stato in your answer
tho namo of the post office to which
you desire future notices to bo sent
to you.
C. W. MOORE. Regtster.
Dato of first publication April 23,
1913.
Date of second publication April
30, 1913.
Date of third publication May 7,
1913.
Dale of fourth publlcat'on May 14,
1913.
MAY 28 TO SEPTEMBER 30
YOU CAN OUT
LOW FARE
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
FROftl ALL
O.-W. R. OB, N. STATJONS
TO
PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE EAST
VIA
I as to its reliability, j
promptness and
accuracy in pay
ing losses, but it
is necessary for
you to know that
FHATIiUNAI. NOCIITTIKS.
I. (), O. I
llritit Irfidgo .No. illr!
Itegulnr Meeting" every Monday nlnht,
Visitors welcome.
W. li. Wing, ". N. Hoffman,
N. (1. 8ooy.
,M. V. Ol' A.
Pilot llutto Camp No. 070-1
Moots nvory Tuesday In Nattier Hall.
Visiting Neighbors always wolcm.o. '
W. W. Orcutt, Consul.
Martin It. Knutson, Clerk.
DCHCIIUTKH
UHKJK N O. 1 tl (t
l(. of P.
Moels ovory Wodues-
J. B. Miner
is the official agent
of this territory.
Bend, Oregon.
hp wr day evening nt 8 p. in.
jK5 I" UH Hnll K. A.
W$Kti Hr "l'K- VUltliiK ,j
$t(rf KnlKh'" vlciuo. If
vXm-JS Joo Inns, C C
L, M, Maltoyuolds.
K. of It & H.
iii:ni i.oikii: no. i:m
A. I'. Jt A. M.
Meots on Thursday on or biu
foro tho full moon of eacli
month. VIsllluK brotliora
always welcomo.
J. D. Davidson, A. M. I.ara,
W. M. Bocrolary
i
---
FINAL RETURN
Chicago 1 $ 72.50
New York 108.50
Philadelphia! 108.50
St. Paul 00.00
LIMIT OCT. 31st
Denver $ 55.00
Omaha "(50.00
Uoston 110.00
Minneapolis 00.00
Equally Low Round Trip Parrs to practically all
other points cast.
LET ME HELP OUTLINE YOUR TRIP
J. II. COItnETT.
Agent O.-W. R. & N.
8n In a Mtmgtrl.
I 'have beard of buujcbty strides and
graceful plldut. but the heroine of this
melodrama has a surt of soooKlcal
walk."
"What kind of walk Is tbatr
"Why. tbe author speaks of ber pur
sulng ber catlike tread with a dogieed
determluatlonr
Something In Keeping.
MYou pnmfwfr this cat too much." said
the veterinarian. "You keep him too
much in the bouse." "
"Uut, doctor, this Is a Persian cat
cost H.0OO."
"Well, build bim a mnhojrany wood
sheUto sambot on." Pittsburgh Post
READ
Snobs and 8nobs.
Little Snob 1 don't see any waiters.
Why don't they wear uniforms? Vou
can't tell who are gentlemen and who
are not. can you Superior Walter
(sarcastically) We walteru Und no dif
ficulty, slrl-London Opinion.
Not Needed.
"Do you carry burglar Insurance oiri
your home, Olldad?" asked Wiggles,
"I used to, but since tbo twins camo
I've given it up," said BldaL ' No
body sleeps at our house after dark,
m wbJt'u tbe omY' Qarper'a.
.V
That CLASSIFIED COLUMN on
Pago G, It will pay you. It will
also pay you to UHB IT. Why not?
If you aro A IIOUHKKKKPKIt, A
I'AIIMKU or A PItOPKKTV OWNHH
you certainly have something that you want to HKLL, KXGIIAXUK or
IIUY? Wby not spend a few cents and get your wants bofora Ilullotln
.readers? You man want to sell, or to buy or to exchango potatoes hay
chickens grain horses hogs cows wagons guns land relin
quishments town prpporty furnituro doga tents or even a hus
band, wlfo or mother-in-law.
I)y advertising you may slrlko a bargain. Hundreds of pooplo hnvo
used Tho Bulletin's classified ads and, obtained RK8ULT8. Tbo Bulletin
now reaches MOM? THAN 1GG0 FAMILIES. This is a Guaranteed Circu
latlon. It means that tho paper Is read by NOT LK8K THAN (1000 PKO-'
VIA'. In the classified column It costs only One Cent n Word to
advortlse, and that word ia seen by every reader. PHONH n your ad at
once, or write us. Ono trial It will cost' but a dime or so will con
vince you tb'at It's a good Investment. i
The Bend Bulletin
j
Hoofing of nit kinds. Repairing
promptly done.
J. A. MacCLOSKEY
TINNINQ AND
Furnace Contractor
Guttering, Spouting,
Cornices and Skylights.
FltATKUNAL IIUOTlUmilOOIl. '
Heealar mectlnga held by lletid ,
f ...l.. K.'.. IU1 In U.I I,..'. 11.11 ....
1MUKU .W. OVI II. IIHUIUI n 11.11 UU
tho first nnd third Thursday evenlm:
each month. Visiting members of
order always wolcomo.
I II IHULIfl it..-
. it. ii. .', nrii .
PltKI) IIUKV, Hec f
HKIII.'KAIIH. f
Pond Iidgo No. 20V meets every
second and fourth Friday ovoulng,
athor's Hall. Visiting brother
end sisters wolcomwl.
Mrs. Lucy French, N. (1.
Miss IaiIs V. Force, Hoc. Btcy.
ItOVAL NKIOINlOltH
Hegulnr meeting on first and
third Friday evenings at Bather m
Hall.
Mrs, Margaret Dates, Oracle
Mrs. Alfaretta Orcutt, Kecorder
OltllKIt OF Iwhti:hn HTAIL
llnnd lodgu meets In regular es
sloti on the Kecoud and Fourth Mon
day Hvnnlng each month, In Masonic
Hall. Faiiulo Fiirris, W. M ,
A r rln lllnrk. Htwv
..... .....w , . v-
DlltiXTOItV OF OFFICIALS.
J. J. RYAN
Sanitary Plumbing
STUAM AND
MOrWAIUKIIHATINd.
JOUUINO
Promptly Attended tn,
Pnstollice Box No. 171
Office on Wall Street
with Lhas. Hunter
i"ny
i - fi
musri'MWi1.
'-' .
tf.jnr
t-9
Billiards
and Pool
Fine nn1 fopular Lino of
CIQRS
Robert Blackwell
Wall Street, Bend, Oregon
N. P. WEIDER
PAINTER AND
PAPERHANGER.
Estimates on Wall Paper at
application Portlnnd Prices
Cheapest and Best Wall Paper
Samples in tho county.
Get My Prices.
Shop on Ofcgou Htrtct,
Ktr of DcKliutti liqak
IIOXJQ
llltNU,OKl!0ON
Clover Leaf Dairy
PURE MILK
AND CREAM
TULUPHONB
and wo will deliver
S. L. STAATS, Prop.
t'nltcd Htatm,
President Woodrow Wilson
Vlco President. .Thomas It. Marshall
ifcortitary of Htato W. J. Hrjan
Hccrotary of Navy . . Josophus Daniels
Secretary of War . . . .U M. Oarrlsuii
Hccrotary of Interior . . . .F. IC I. mo
Hccrotary Agriculture D. F. Hous'ou
Secretary or Treasury .W. V. MrAdoo
'Secretary ComniHreo . .W. C. Itedtleld
Secretary of Labor . . . . W. II. Hti
Attorney (lonurul . .Jas. Mclleynolds
Posttnastor Ounural .Albert Ilurlisuiu
Slate.
Oovornor Oswald West
Secretary of Stato ....II. W. Olrott
Treasurer Thos. B Ka
Atty Oonorol A. M. Cruwford
Suporlntendent Public Instruction
1 It. Alderman
Htato Prlntor W. R. Dunluy
ConunUslor.ur Labor Htntlsllca .
O. P. Holt
Uamo Warden , . W. L. Fintey
State Knglneor . . . . , .John II, Louln
United Stutes Sonators ......
Oeorgo K. Ohainberlalu
Harry W. Latin
Congressmen A. W. Lafforty
,N. 8. Blnnott
W. A. Ilawloy
Hcveutli Judicial District.
Judgo W. L. Bradshnw
Attorney W. B. Boll
Crook County,
Judgo O. Springer
Clork Wnrren Brown
Sheriff .....Frank Klktua
Treasurer Ilalph Jordan
Assessor II. A. Fostur
School Supt J. K. Myers
Coroner P. U. Polndoxtor
Survoyor Fred A. HlV
uomniumonora n. n iiayioy
Willis W. Brown
lhe Courts.
Circuit Meota first Monday In
Mny ond third Monday In October
Probalo Meots first Monday In
onch month.
CommiBslonors' Meets first Wed
nesday In January, March, May, July,
September and Novotnbor.
Hcnd School District No. 12.
Directors .... .II, J, Ovorturf, Oliinn
F. M. Hay
.Olydo M. McKay
Olork II. H. Allon
City of Bend.
Mayor G, P. Putnam
Recorder H. C. Kills
Treasurer ". . .11. J. Overtjrt
Chief of Police. ,,,,,. S. 13. Huberts
City Engineer . ...aoorge 8. Young
Councllmon II. B. Allen
A, L. Kronen
A. S. Collins
II. n, Ford
John Stoldl
IS, A. Bather
Justice of the Peace
Bend Proclnct Ward II. Coblo
DosauiitM Proclnct ...W. V. Oroutt
A..