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rAGK 10. THR BRNO IlULIiKTIN, HKND, WEDNESDAY, MAY ttl, IBirt. CURIOUS BURIAL CUSTOM. tli Ploonhol Tomb In U In tb Cemeteries of Spain. A rather curious ami to our Ideas tomewhat niptonwltiK custom obtains In y punish cemeteries. All nruuud tlio burying ground it building Is erected whoso design en n only to compared to tlmt of n nest of pigeonholes, often ecn In ostotllccs nud slmllnr Institu tions. Knch pigeonhole la n tomb. When n person die bis relatives hire a pigeonhole for live years, ami tlio re lilulus arc placed Inside. The cml U tlicn scaled tip with uiortnr uml it me nlorlnl tablet ntllxcd on the oubdde. " xoTici; roirt'imMCAtioX Department of tho Interior, U. 8, Hind Omco nt Tho Dalles, Oregon, April 28th, 1813. Notlco ta ho'roby Riven that Wilbur X llunnell, of Lnldlaw, Oregon, who, on Doconthor 3rd, 1900, innilo Homo Btcnd entry No. 06654, for SKtt SKU, See. 32 nnd 8WW NWU. WH 8WU, Section 33, Township 10 South, Rnngo 12 East, Wlllnmetto Meridian, lina filed notlco of Inten tion to moko final thrco year proof, to establish, claim to the land nbovo described, before H. C. Kills, U. S. Comt.ilrsloncr, nt his otllco nt Hond, Oregon, on tho 0th day of June, 1013. Claimant names na witnesses: mmmmS, The lease of tho pigeonhole may be JnniCf, u onhnm( ot xnltllnw. Oro- reiiewi m uie vim i mo uvo year, ,, Fred N. VntiMatre. and Lnvern hut If It Is allowed to expire the tomb i0. Reed, of llend. Orecon. nn.l I unsealed and the bones removed to make way for another tenant. Needless to pity, the plan tins some pood KluU. The ncc taken up by the "pigeonhole cemetery" I comparative ly small, ax Is also the cost of burial. Plctureeqiieness Is. however, conspicu ously absent, nor Is sentimental grief catered for. as it would be Iruposxlbtft to go and mourn nt the grave of n per son buried lu n pigeonhole so high tip that plodder wa needed Jo rrucji It. 7ro such ils prefer Hie old fashioned graves the ccutml space of ground is offered, but the pigeonholes are the most popular. Wide World Magazine, I A LOOK OF TERROR. How Artlet Hodler Poitd HI Model '" to Secure It. "Fcrdlnaud UodlerV picture "Pat Mtitlgt Welb" (the courageous wntmtni has been much discussed In art tlrcles. especially In Switzerland, the home of Thcfarttst. The look of terror on the woman's face Is lifelike. The story of how the artist got the facial effects, depleting fright and determination. Is as follow: Four models cam to bis studio to Bit for the picture. He nuked them in ' turn to wear an expression such as tbey would have on Jumping luto a lifeboat from a sinking ship lu a storm. Not satisfied with the results, he look tiiem up to the Oat leaded roof cf hi bouse, which is Ave stories high, and placed n chair on the extreme edge. The poor models were dreadfully frightened, and each in turn sat wide eyed on tho forward edge of the chair, too nervous to look In any direction but straight forward. The artist choso one of the women and took Up his easel and rapidly sketched in the face nud upHr part ot the figure, though not nt all too rapidly for tho sitter. Munich Cor. New York -Sun. ' 8lep and Play. If we want to sleep every nlgbt wo should work nnd play every day. nut theplay must be play In its essence that'll we must enjoy It. This Is tho gist of Dr. C. V. Satecby'a hints on exercise for buslnes men. Nature Is wot so diabolically contrived, be says, that' anything we enjoy is bad for n. "We daily need work to discipline us. maintain our physical, mental and mor Lemuel A. Ilrandcnburg, ot Des chutes, Oregon. D-13p C. V. MOORE, Reglstor. NOTICE OF CONTKST. Department ot tho Interior, United States Land Ofllce, Tho Dalles, Ore gon, May 9, 1913. To the heir of James A. Mitchell, de ceased, of Prlnovlllo, Oregon, Con tcstcc; You ftro hereby notified that Elmer L. Gardner, who gives Hond, Oregon, as his postofftco address, did on Mny 6th, 1913. flic in this office his duly corroborated application to contest and secure tho cancellation of your homestead, entry No. 15361, serial No. 04009. mndo October 17, 1906, for SWUSWU. sec. 17, NEUNEVi, sec. 19, XHXWtt. section 20, town ship 19 south, ran bo 11 east, WH lametto Meridian, nnd as grounds for his contest he alleges that James A. Mitchell died on or about tho month jef July. 1911, thnt tho heirs or said 'James A. Mitchell havo not cultivat ed or Improved said land or any part thereof as required by law or other wise or at all nor havo either of them. That tho heirs ot said James A. Mitchell and all and each of them rhave neglected and deserted said land and failed and neglected to im prove or cultivate tho samo or any part thoreof for n period of moro than ono and one-half years last past You are, thorcfore, further noti fied that the said allegations will be taken by this office as having been confessed by you, nnd your said entry will bo canceled thereunder without your further right to lie heard there in, either beforo this offlco or on ap peal,, it you fall to file In this office within twenty days after tho FOURTH publication of this notlco. as shown below, your answer, under oath, specifically meeting and re sponding to theso allegations of con test, or If yon fall within that tlnio to ftlo in Uils office duo proof that you have served a copy of your an swer on tho said contestant either in person or by registered mall. If this service Is mado by the delivery of a copy of your answer to tlio con testant in person, proof of such ser vice must bo either tho said contest ant's w'ritten acknowledgement of his receipt of the copy, showing tho date of Its receipt, or the affidavit of the person by whom the delivery was made stating when and where tho A Cook Book Worth Having! THIS IS A REAL BARGAIN. "Good Living" Is a splendidly printed, strongly bound, nnd well written up-to-dtite Cook Hook by Sarah Van Buren. It contains 605 PAGES nnd a complete index. It is bound with nn OIL CLOTH COVER. that 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. 1 The Owl Pharmacy ft Ralph Polndextcr. First National Dank Uulldtnc NOTICE FOR mmi.H'ATION. Department ot tho Inturlor. U. B. Land Olllco nt Tho Dullest Oregon, April 14th, 1013. Notlco In horohy i(lvon that Arthur I), Morrill, Hun ami only luilr at law tif liolmnu W, Morrill (doconnod) ot Powell llutto, Oregon, who, on April Dili, 1008. inndu homestead entry No. mono, Serial No. 04370, ror lot 4, (BWURWU) Hoo. 30, and NWU NEW, NHNWW, Section 31, Town ship 17 Kouth, ItitiiKO 13 Ennt. Wll laiuotto Meridian, has tiled notice of Intention to mnka lliial live year proof, to establish claim to tho bind above described, beforo II. Ellis, U. 8, Commissioner, at his olllco' nt llend, Oregon, on tho 24th day of Mny, 1913. Claimant names ns witnesses: William A. Hates, Elmer Nlswougnr, Mlehnnl J. Kelly. William P. Down ing, all of Hond, Oregon. 7-11 C. W. MOORE, Iteg'stur. -'- There is no use to advertise the FUATKUN.Uj HOOIKTIKH. I. 0. O. r. c&s lleuil l-odge No, 12 1 M , Regular Meetings vory Monday ultclit Vlsltora welcome. W. U, Wing. U. N. Hoffman, ' N. (I. Hecy. " M. V. OF A. Pilot llutto C.iinp No. 0704 Meets every Tuesday lu Hitthor l(4ll.' Visiting Neighbors always welcome. W. V. Orcutt, Consul. , Martin it. Kmitsoii. Clerk, DKHCIIUTKH II orticultural MAY 28 TO. SEPTEMBER 30 nl fiber; we ddlly need play to hearten o (It may be cricket, music, cbesge-, co wng doIlwed. ,f maiio by rBe. .....-. .w... .... ..,..... ;.-! latorcd mall, proof of such scrvlco must consist of the affidavit of tho person by whom the copy was mailed stating whon and the poitofflco to which it was mailed, and this affidav it must be accompanied by tho post master's receipt for tno letter. You should stato In your answer tho namo of tho postofllco to whloh you deslro future notices bo be sent to you. C. W. MOORE, Register. Date of first publication May 14, 1913. Date of second publication May 21, 1913. Dato of third publication May 28, 1913. Dato of fourth publication Juno 4, 1913. ent as our faces and hnre different needs acconllnglyi. nnd wo nightly need sleep to restore us." Dr. Suleeby hlmjgclf take no annual .holiday, he ploying that the bct pUyt Is ?a holiday every day," New Vork Telegram. On Way to Catch a Fox. . If you are particularly noxious to do n little surreptitious fox catching try the following. It is the sage of Lup ton who sK-uks In his Thousand No table Things:" "Anoint the ioleH of your shoes with a piece of fat swlne flesh as broad as your hand, newly toasted or u little broiled at the tire, when you go out of the "wood home ward. And In every of your stejw cast a piece of the liver of a swine roast! and dipped In honey, and draw after your back the dead carcass of u cat." Your fox cannot resist all this, but "lie sure to have a man nigh thee with how .and shafts to shoot nt him. or by some other means to hit him." (lood fun this for a country house party at loose ends. London Spectator. YOU CAN OCT LOW FARE ROUND TRIP TICKETS FROM ALL O.-W. R. , N. STATIONS TO PRINCIPAL CITIES IN THE EAST VIA Pire Dene, 4 i 4 I FINAL RETURN Chicago 8 72.50 New York 108.50 Philadelphia! 108.50 St. Paul...,. 00.00 LIMIT OCT. 3lst Denver $ 55.00 Omaha 00.00 Boston 110.00 Minneapolis 00.00 Equally Low Round Trip Fares to practically all other points cast. LET HE IIELl OUTLINE YOUK TRIP J. II. CORBETT. Agent O.-W. R. & N. :: as to its reliability, :; promptness and accuracy in pay ing losses, but it is necessary for you to know that J. 6. Miner Loixti: no. toil k. or p. Meets overy Wednes day evening nt 8 p. in. In Cnstlo Hall, K. A' Hsther IIIiIr. VUltliiii Knights welcome. Joo I nnes, 0. O. I M. Mulleyuohls., K. of It. & K iii:ni i.oikji: no. im a. r. Ai A. M. Meets on Thursday on or be! foru tho full moon of each Visiting brother month, always welcome. J. U. Davidson, V M. A. M. Itrn, , Secretary FltATKHNAL llltOTIIi:HII(M)l. , Hegular meetings held by llend Lodjto No. 897 In Bather's Hall on tho first nud third Thursday evening each month. Visiting members ot order always welcome. J. II. MINKIt. I'res. ' FHKD 1IUKV, Sec I is the official agent I of this territory. Bend, Oregon. : ----- HHIIKKAIIH. llend Lodge No. 208 meets every second and fourth I'rlday eveuliiK. other's Hall. Visiting brothers and slstors welcomed. , Mrs. Lucy Trench, N. O. Miss Lois V. Force, Hcc. 8ecy. llOVALNHIUHIIOItH Hegular meetliig on first and third Halt. Mrs Mrs Friday avertings at HatherA tnrBarnl llatna. Ornnln. Alfnruttu Orcutt. Recorder. "' ohuku ok i:.sti:un htau. , llend lodgo meets In regular ses sion on thd Second and Fourth Mutt day livening each mouth, In Mnsonu Hall. Funnlo Farrls, M.. Arrlo lllaok, Heey. lllltKOTOitV OV OFFICIALS. -j Greenwich Observatory, In the year KI75 King Chiirle" II. ot England founded the royal obserrntory at Greenwich lu order that astronom ical nlwprvutioiiH might lie made fur the assistance of sailors. The history of the observatory bus been the his tory of chronology and of this practi cal kJde of astronomy. Its work nnd Its standards have tweome distinctly 'V International. The meridlau of-Oreeii? ' J'- wlch now determines the longitude of the world. A Sign. "Itarbers are determined they "shall not be.mlatakeu us catering to any but the uufles." "How so" "Didn't you ever notice that they are always postmarked?" Baltimore American. ntrted. "The earliest meiitiou of coal Is said to have beeu made by Theophrastus." wild the professor at breukfimt. "And what did be say It was n ton. profesBorT" inquired the economical landlady, pouriug the coffee. Youker Statesman. READ ffi Up to the Proposing Point. Many a fellow who has been trying to get his courage up to the proposing ,M!ut for two years Is surprised) whod the girl accepts him In' two seconH Philadelphia Record. , r ' There Is nothing so easy but that It twoine difficult whe'n you do it with muilnuce, Terence. T5 . That CLAHHIKIKD COLUMN on Fago 6, It will pay you, It will also pay you to VKK IT. Why not? If you nro A HOUHKKKKl'KIt, A PAUMKK or A PUOPKRTV OWNKIt you cortalnly havo something that you want to KFLI HXCHANOH or I1UV? Why not spend a few cents and get your wants beforo liullctln readers? You man want to sell, or to buy or to exchange potatoes hay chickens grain horses hogs cows wagons guns land relin quishments tSwn property furniture dogs tonts or oven a hus band, wlfo or mother-in-law. Uy advertising you may striko a bargain. Hundreds of peoplo havo used Tho Uulletln's claoslfled ads and obtained KK8ULTfl. Tho Ilullotln now reaches MORB THAN 1C50 FAMILIES. This lu a flunrantecd Clrcti latlon. It means that the paper Is read by NOT LKKH THAN (1000 PEO PLE. In tho classified column it costs only Ono Cent n Word to advertise, and that word Is seen by every reader. PHONE n your ad. at once, or wrlto us. Ono trial It will cost but a dlmo or so will con vince you that it's a good Investment. The Bend Bulletin r J Koofintf nf nil kinds. Repairing promptly done. J. A. fllacCLOSKEY TINNING AND Furnace Contractor Guttering, Spouting, Cornices and Skylights. - Jtf . !: K' :i ft A -f4 i J. J. RYAN Sanitary Plumbing STUAM AND HOT WATUKHGATINO. JOUIJINO Promptly Attended to. Postoltlcc Uox No. 171 Office on Wall Street with Chan. Hunter N. P. WEIDER PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER. Estlmatea on Wnll Pnpor nt nppllcution I'ortlnnd Prices Cheapest nnd Best Wull Pnpor Samples in the county. Get My Prlcco. Shop on Oregon Btrtct, Kcsr of Dtvcnutci lionk BOX so DltND.OKIiCON Clover Leaf Dairy PURE MILK AND CREAM TGLRPHONB and we will deliver S. U STAATS, Prop. L'nlled States. President Wood row Wilson Vice Prcsldant. .Thomas It. Marshall Beoretary of Htato W, J. Ilryan Rceretary of Nnvy . . Josephun Daulelrt Secretary of War . . . . L. M. (1rri'U Secretary of Interior . . . .F. 1C. Iiiih Hecrntary Agrleultnro I). P. Houston Keoretary of Treasury .W. P. MeAdoo Decretory ComiHurce . ,W. O. It ml Held Secretary of LalMir .. . .W. II. WlUit Attorney Oenoral ..Jns. Moltoynolds ' Postmaster (loueral .Albert Ilurtesou hlute. i Oovornor Oswald West Secretary of Htato ....II. W. Oleott Treasurer Thus. II. lUi Atty Oenoral A. M. Crawford Suporlutondont Publla Instruction , L, It. Alderman Stato Printer W. 8. I)uiiwiy I Commissioner Labor Statistics . .. O. P. Horf ' Onmo Warden W. L. Plnjey Stato Engineer John II. Imv,1 United Stales Senators (ieorgo K. Chamlicrlab, , . , , Harry W, Luti., congressmen A. W. Lnfforty N. a. Slnnott W. A, iiawiey w oevciiui jiiuicisi iiutriru Judge .W, L. liradsha Attorney , W. 11. Uell Crook County. Judge ,,.,.... 0. Springer uiviiy ............ urrun iifwn"; ... ... ... ...... li nuenre ,......,.,,,, rranK l'.iKir-w Treasurer ,... ,,. Ralph Jordan Assossor ....,,,. H. A. Foster School Supt. . . niji. . . . J. R. Myor's Coroner ,TU, H. PolndeWfer Surveyor , . j.. . . . Fred A. Illro Commissioners ,,e..,R. H. liaylcy A.' .Willis W. Ilrown lite Courts. ' Circuit Moots first Monday lu May and third Monday in October , Probnto Moots first Monday lu oach month, Commissioners' MootB first Wed nesday In Janunry, March, May, July, Soptombqr and Novembor. llend Hehool District No. IS. ' Directors . , . , .H. J. Overturf, Chmn F. M. Ray Clydo M. McKay Clerk H. R, Alton City of llend. Mayor , , a, p. Putnam If ftW4 Am V f XA II la ..uvu.uui ,. t ..,,.,,,,,, II, u Kllinm. Troasuror 1L J. Ovcrtuff H Chef of Police B. B. llobortH Clt Rnglnoor ....Goorge 8. Youn uounciimon ....II. R. Allen A. L. French A. S. Collins II, D. For , . . . . . .John Btoldl R. A. SatbeV . .JujiUcos of tho Peace Rend Proelnet .Ward H. Coble DssshutM Prdnct ,,,Vft W. Oreutt h y irsr.. J f . r