tiii: rend iiulletin, renin ore., Wednesday, avmluo, inn.
PAGE 7,
POWELL BUTTE
(Continued from imitu 2.)
Hmllli ntiil Mth, llolinrt ICIIIit.
l.itu Alloy of I'oitlnud, noplmw of
N. I'. Alloy, ciiiiiii In on t ho Thurs
ly (ivoiIiik train for 11 vIkII with It Ih
uiioln ami fiiinlly.
Ituv. II, V, llimlmii or I'ortlmiil
whh n Kiiltiit t lliu Allon Liinrtfiiro
lioini) IiihI week, loiivliiK Friday,
Tim Hliutiilit Club of I'rlnnvlllo
Will II lt Ikiiiiu to tlin Powell lliittn
HoniHlH Hntiirility afternoon with 111
iiiitinhora of tho lullor oluli nttnmlliiK.
Tlio Initios drove ovor In tlm inornliiK
mid futuriiml homo In tint onrly hours
iifsMiii nvmiltig. A iliillKhtfni nftor
noon In tlio iiploiiillil lioHpltnllty for
which tint Hhiimln Mailtos nro fmnntiM
will long roinitln n pleasant inoinory
with each Knout present. Those nt
toiulliiK wont Mnsilninua W, T. Hmlth,
L. N. Vnu Dortm, H. I). Mustard, J. F.
Itloo, IC. I.. 'vorson, K, N. Hull, A,
W. Ilavn, Alien Wlllcoxoit, 1'. I'niiU,
I). A. Yittim, (luy Honrii, W. (I, Mus
Inril, mill (I. (!. Truomliilo; Misses
A tin Morso, Mnliln Allou nml Kitun
Morso,
Kttrl Saunders Is putting In no inn
Konil HokN now days whllo lio In net.
lit K assessor. Tho good llckit roforr
imI to In nlniily n Iriilliful statement
In regards to tnntl cotiilltlonn In this
unction. At present there nro n largo
number of our people KottlnK thnlr
mall In Redmond. ThU Ih mndo wis
Hltiln by tho Htnr rontn litw whluh
requires tho until carrier lo deliver
unit collect imtll iiIiiiik lino of route
nml In thin cithit tho party receiving,
until from Hodiiioud In served nnoiu
two hour onrllor In tho tiny than lit
tint rase of tho person whoso nml I U
nddrossod I'owoll Untie. Tho nmonnt
of stamp rnttriillittlon nml records
tf mnll bundled hy our olllco Is fur
short of what It nhoiild ho on iirrount
of this prnctlco. Those In n poult Ion
to know nro fonrftil least this oftlcrt
In discontinued owlntc to tint poor
allowing ninilo recently. A difference
or two honrii In Retting one's until I
tin nothing ronipnroil to tho tidvnn
tKo of n ilnlly until ovor tho tiroes
ttlty of n H or 20 inlln drive to town
to secure tho uausl one it week mnll
unloved In somo Instances. If every
ono who now linn tholr mnll rout to
IhhIiiiomiI wonlil "not tip nml take no
tleti'" mnl nl tho nnmn tlmn tnkn n
few iHtNinht nml n fow minute tlmn
ImvltiK thnlr moll changed we ronlil
soon show t'nclo Ham that wn nro
entitle! to on n nml perhaps two 11.
P. D. routes rUlit from our little of.
fife. Thorn are n few Instances
where onr people receive tholr until
from I'rlnnvlll. this prnctlco too. will
he obviated when wo get our It. F. I).
Mr. nml Mm. Frsnk Mcf'affery of
Hetlmond wore illnnor guests Sunday
nt tho It. L. Mooro homo.
Mr. nml Mrn. N. I. Allov nml fiim
lly, John Rhode, Jack Anderson nml
Lee Alloy worn illnnor guests nt tho
(luv Hoars homo Humlny.
Mr. nml Mrs. Wnlcott nml fnmlly
worn guests nt tho Oco. Ilnvon hnmn
Hwnday for illnnor.
K A. Ilumott whh n Prlnovlllo vl
Itor Monilny.
On n ceo unt of n mUumlnritnnillnR
r to iUIom tho niimlior of men nn
iiwrr'ni? for roml work Frlilny wu
not up tn expectation. Ilowovor.
ihov, toKulhor with n Urgn crowd of
Iti'ilmnmt mon illil nomn rooiI work
nn tho KmlmoniM'nwnll lluttn ronil.
moil of tho work hrlnic litnatlnc off
it rim rork nhout n nillo woit of tho
ohl rlvor hrlilgo.
A. II. Hhniln nhlopml half a onr of
nhrn to I'nrtlnml Tuwnlny.
Thoro wmi no prpophlmt nt tho
Wllion lohnol homo Humlny. Hov.
Hngnn hnvlnu Itcon cnlloil to Torro
iKtnnti. KlllUW.
(Hnoolnl to Tho Hullotlnl
i AIIIUW. Anrll J7. Mrn. Itloh
urilMtu nml Bhlldrcn of Hlnlnrn nro
HtilitK n oounln of wookit with John
Doll nml family.
a. n. HoKora hm) hln flmtor out
while mlnn tho Tttmnlo tmml nnw.
Hurry Kommnl mot wlih n norloui
nexHilont whlln trvltiR nut hi nnw
motor cyolo, running Into n wln
foneo nml hnilly cuttltiK hln nook nml
for
Tho ronil hotween PmcIhiIm nml
Lnlillntv wn tho ncono of n "ilitv nt
tr,j inr" 'or nil lntoroiod In
"flood Itomls." Thirty throo mon
from l.nldlnw nnd nn mnnv from Op
oliutn. Inlvorod hnrd nil ilny, nnd no
complUhod Kront romilln. t ft V I n k
mnny "crookn" out of tho Crook
"tunty rnnd, nnd roinovlni? nnuiy
litrgo rocki, Tho I it ill on orvod n
liounlnoun illnnor nl noon, nonr Hwnl
lev ditch, to which tho hungry Inhor
on did nniplo Justice.
trtv A. O. Wnlkor nnd family took
illnnor with Mm. Mlntle Hownnl nnd
lirotlmr, Prod Wllaon, Rundav, nftor
iiili itiev went to Iloml to take part
In tho Odd FeJIown colouration.
Sunday, May lOUi, hna heen net
i8ldo aa "Oo to Church Dav." In
Lnldlaw. I'lnna aro hoInK madn for
n big church day, and thoro will Ik
Alfalfa Seed
I'uro hy Oovcrumout Tot.
It C'MNTri li:it Ml., IIKNI).
Komi for Hitmpla
IIOX 111 '
Hncrniiioiito, Cnllfornlit.
POLK'S'
OREQON and "VVAflHINQTON
S Business Directory
M K Directory of each City, Town and
Vllltf. llvlnl dtiqrlptlvo koth of
I ch ptaca, location, popuUtlon. telo-
a-rtDh. hlptilnr and banking point l
alao Clawina Directory, compiled by
npoclnl iiiiihIo both lit Humlny achol
nnd oliuroli norvlcoH,
.limopli JiicoIim, tormorly dlntrlut
oiiKlnoor for tho V, H. It. H. In tho
YaUlinu Vnlloy, now comiultliiK on
Klmiur with lioiKliiuiirlom at Hoitttlo,
Wmili,, whh u Humlny vUllor nt l.uliN
law. Ilo wiin tnkoii ovor tho Tiimnlo
I'rojnot hy O, l.nurKitnril, I'rojocl Ku
Hltnior,
Mth, Kroil Wnllnco hnn lionn on tho
nick Hot tho piiHt wiiok, ImiL In iikiiIii
ipilto woll,
Witlton Vnn Wluklo, iiHHlHlniit hoo
rotnry of tho Devon l.nml llonril, vUi
Itod l.nlillaw on Moudity,
mvniiH.
(flpoclnl to Tho Utillotln)
ItlVKHH, April 2 1 -Mrn. 10. Illftok
nlonti, who itpont tho pimt two woaka
with hor nun, loft thin mnrnlint for
Iloml whom nlio will thou ro to
north Cnrol Inn to npoml n fow wuokn
nml from thorn will ko to hor homo
In Cnrlliou, Mnlnn,
Mr, nml Mrn. U. HnnNom loft for
rorllnml thin inornliiK whnro (hoy
oxpuct to ntny for 2 monthn nnd than
ko to Idnlio.
Mr. M. Ilntlmoynr entorlalned tlm
W'oiiioii'h Country Cluh at hor homo
April 23. Mm. (Inroy ami datiKhtor,
Mm. I.owla Joined, A dnncn l to ho
Klvon May iHt nl tho homo of K. T.
Carpenter. Tho procoodii nro to ho
tmod for tho now hall to ho put up
thin Rprlmt.
Tho woll drill In nRnln huiy nt tho
John Krhmeor much nftcr n delay of
a fow wuitkn.
Mr, nml Mm. John Kchmenr vlillod
at Hold, OroKOti, Intt Tuomlny,
Tho mliin hero nro iIoIiir very
imirh Rood nt pronnnt, Kvery ono
hna their crop mom In now,
K. I'nlmnr left Tuotdny for Iloml
from whom ho will hrliiK hnak hla
hrother Albert nml family.
IIOItHi: MOUNTAIN VA 1,1,1'. V.
(Hpnclnl to Tho rtullotln)
IIOHHK MOUNTAIN VAI.I.RV,
April lfi W. It. Wllllnm roturncil
to hla homontonil from n f montha
RbKencn nt llutto, Montnnn nml nt
oo co eutored upon the InrKo Improve
tnent which ho hna plnuued for hie
pliicn thla aonHon.
I'red Mnun la clenrltiR hln plnee
rapidly. At tho rnte ho U pro.'tt.!
Intf. It looka na If ho would linvo hln
320 ncrea ready for tho plow boforo
tho expiration of hla throe yearn term
of residence.
Klmor HherrJII of thla vnlloy Juit
rinlahiMl n tniccotufnl term of achool
nt Untie.
Joo Hpndx paid a flyltiK vlalt to hla
homentead on which ho filed Init fall
nml oxpictN to take up hln perma
nent realdenco next mouth.
Jimmy McCuon la a vlaltor In tho
valley.
Mm. Karrant Intonda to lenvo for
tho ooaat thla week. Hho oxpeoa to
bo koiio II montha.
Mlaa (lertriido II. RtrnhrldRo will
leavo f6r Hoxttlo nhortly.
HAMITON.
(flpoclnl to Tho Ilullotlo)
HAMPTON, April 20. All thoao
who had tho erlppo laat week art)
bettor at thla writing.
Many homestoadom aro paining
through Hampton en routo to their
claim.
Joo Hlnimi ramn out Raturday and
eatabllihod realdenco on hln claim
adjourning Hurley Hogun. Mr.
Hlinin haa been nt work on tho Turn
alo near llond.
Melvln Crow la pulling aago bruih
for hla fnthnr, Nelaon Crow.
A. H. McCuno and C. O. Hennloy
are In Hampton on btiHlnotta.
Win. Vliiaer apont two daya In
Hamilton laat week.
A. T. Bhavor the well driller, found
KS foot of wntor In the 180 foot well
4io JiMt nulHhml for I'loyd rhllllpa.
T. Hnrruon nml J. i.. uwon
took dinner with Iajw Bunnell Hun
tiny. I'loyd rhllllpa apont Humlny with
llurr lllack.
l.co HIRK8. U C. Peck, loano Zlor
nlT nnd John Whlttakor returned
from Hend Inal week,
Mr. and Mm. 1..-C. Peck took illn
nor with Win. Bplelman Hnturday.
Hunilay proved to bo a vory windy
day for Hampton. Women-folka are
planning homo clonnliiRi today,
K. V, Btauffer of Htauffer paaaod
tliroiiRh Hampton Sunday.
Mr. and Mm, Horace Pamona apont
Runday with Mr. nnd Mm. Ivan
Kuottu of Imperial.
Mr. and Mm. A. B. Cottlngham of
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PrliiRlo Flats took dinner with Mm.
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HI'.I.I). .
(Bpcclal to Tho llullctln.)
IIKI.P, April 20. The Prlnglo
Flnt Improvement Club held their
neooml meeting at tho sohool houso
Humlny, April 19.
F. I.. Hamany returned homo Inst
Humlny from The Dalles where ho has
been working tho last few months.
Ho Is busy plowing for himself.
A. II. Illarkatnno and lit mother
will leavo fur Iloml Thursday. Mm.
Illaokstono will spend tho summer
In Maine.
C. I). Palmer leavea for Hend to
morrow lo bring hla father and
brother back to their homesteada,
A. II. Taylor made a Hying trip
out to loo his family last Sunday.
Floyd Houston la having his cor
rals at the Warm Bprlngs ropalrcd.
Mrs. C. Martin oxpecta to start for
Washington about tho middle of May.
Walter Taylor and daughter,
niadys, arrived on tholr homestead
last weok,
Waller lloffland has Just finished
seeding twenty aores to wheat.
LOST CltKKK.
(Bpcclal to Tho Utillotln).
LOST CREBK. April 21. Jim
Hmlth and aon Archie havo gone over
.to work for W. Hrown.
Mr. Honklo came In from llond laat
Sunday with, a load of homeseokem.
Mm. Ashloy nnd son Paul woro
visitor In Hend tho past week.
8. J. Hubbard, who hna boon In
Portland, for somo tlmo past, return
ed to his homestead hero Thursday.
Mr. Hnavoley mado a brush break
er and Is clearing so too land.
Jack Smith waa on tho alck list
tho latter part of last week.
Mr. nml Mm. Mlm 8mltlt are en
tertaining a nephew from Klamath.
Mr. nnd Mm. 8. J. Hubbard woro
business visitors nt Hustlemoro Inst
Saturday.
Mm. C. J. 8tnuffor was riulto III
sovoral days tho past week.
Mm. tl. R. Young and son Robert
aro Retting to bo tho chnmplon walk
ers. Thoy walked alxtcon mlloa and
then somo Inst Saturday.
Lawn mowers, pardon hoso, grass
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When run down with kldnoy
trouble, backacho, rhoumatlsm or
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NOTICH TO CHKDITORH.
In tho District Court of the United
States, for the District of Oregon.
In tho matter of CI.YDK H. COR-
KKTT, iMtnkrtipt; No. 2834 In
bankruptcy.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
20th day of April. A. P., 1914, Clydo
II. Corkett, of llond, Oregon, the
bankrupt above named, was duly ad
judicated bankrupt; and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held
at the offices of tho undersigned,
rooms 401-2-3-4-6 Fcnton building,
' Portland, Oregon, on tho Cth day of
iiuj, ivili nt IV u. III., Ul miiivti itliiu
said creditor may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, oxnmlne
the bankrupt and transact such oth
er business aa may properly cotno bo
fore said meeting.
Claims must bo presented In form
rcqulrcdhy tho Bankruptcy Act and
sworn to.
Tho schedulo filed discloses doubt,
ful nssets.
CHESTER O. MURPHY,
A Referco In Bankruptcy.
Dated Portland, Oregon, April 24th,
1914. 8chg
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
Department of tho Interior, United
States Land Office, Tho Dalles,
Oregon, April 10, 1914.
To Alfred Howard of Hend, Oregon,
Contcstco:
You nro heroby notified that Sam
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$ Moderate Price $
i Modern Rooms S
Attractive Surroundings s
Steam Heat, Hot and Cold
Water With Hath Privilege 5
Breakfasts Served
Miss A. !. Spaldlm:, Proprietor
HEND, OREGON
AWWV
Is It Done Right?
Xt It !. Ut wsll enough alona. Put un
less It la up to th mark In avsry dual
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LOW PRICES, BBTTERSPRVICG
Bend Steam Laundry.
"Hut Your Dud
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Mealier, who jclvoa 220 Kront Streot,
Portland, Oregon, na his poat-oulco
nddrenK, did on Janunry 20, 10H,
fllo In thla ortlco hla duly corroborat
ed application to content and lecuro
tho cancellation of your homestead
Hntry No., Borlnl No. 09759, made
Dccombor 10, 1911, for Kl Boctlon
8, Townahlp 20, 8., ItntiRO 16, K..
Willamette Merldlnn, nnd an grounda
for hla conloat ho nllogoa that Bald
ontryman hna never cultivated nald
land or any part thereof and ho has
entirely fallod to Improve Bald tract
than to conntruct an unlnhabltnblo
ahnok; that ho haa nbandoned and
deaorted anld land for more than ono
year laat paat.
You nro, thcreforo, further notl
flad that tho Bald allagatlona will be
tnkoii aa confoaaod, and your entry
Will bo cancolled without further
right to bo heard, either boforo thla
offlco or on appeal, If you fall to (He
In thla offlco within twonty daya after
the FOURTH publication or thla no
tlco) a ahown below, your answer,
under oath, apoclflcally regpondln?
to theo allegations of contest, to
gether with duo proof that you havo
served a copy of your answer on tho
raid contoatnnt either In person or
hy registered mall.
You should state In your answer
the namo of tho postofllco to which
you desire future notices to bo sent
to you.
If. FRANK WOODCOCK,
Register.
Data of first publication April IS,
1911.
Date of second publication April
22, 1914.
Ditto of third publication April 29,
1914.
Date of fourth publication May C,
1914.
NOTICE FOR PUIIMCATION.
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Offlco at Tho. Dalles, Oregon,
March 24, 1914.
Notlco Is hereby given that Henry
Starrs, of Hend, Oregon, who on
March 11, 1911, mado homestead
entry No. 08309. for 8 NWV4. nnd
B BWK. Section 32, Township 18
South. Range 13 East. Willamette
Meridian, hrs filed notlco of Inten
tion to make final three year proof,
to establish claim to tho lands above
described boforo II. C. Ellis, U.
S. Commissioner, at Bond, Oregon,
on tho 9th day of May. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Hnlp A. Dunn, Jacob F. Thomas,
The Wright
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iff)f)f4f4'i4if5f)fff
Flotchor Edwnrds, John Ehloy, nil of
Bend, Oregon.
W. FRANK WOODCOCK,
4-8p. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of tho Interior, U. 8.
Land Office at Tho Dalles, Oregon,
March 27, 1914.
Notlco Is hereby given that John
A. IlHzukn, of Bend, Oregon, who on
November 28th. 1910, madp home
stead ontry No. 07751, for SEVi. 8
8W4, NEV.SWVi and 8B NW's.
Section 30, Township 19 South Rango
IS E Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of Intention to mako final
three year p. oof to establish claim
to tho land above described, before
11. C. Ellis, U. 8. Commissioner, at
Bend, Orogon, on tho 12th day of
May, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank J. Elkstad Fulton Haffnor,
Arthur Proctor, all of Bend, Oregon,
George Mllllcan, of Mllllean.
W. FRANK WOODCOCK.
-8c Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of tho Intorior, U. S.
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
March 24, 1914.
Notice is hereby givon that Wil
liam J. McConncll of Bend, Oregon,
who on May 3, 1910, mado home
stead entry No. 06673, for S4 SWVi
Section 34, 19 South, Rango 16 E.,
and NWU and WH NEK. Section
3. Township 20 South, Rango 16 E.,
Willamette Meridian, has filed no
tice of Intention to mako final three
year proof, to establish claim to the
land abovo described, before II. C.
Ellis, U. S. Commissioner, at Bend.
Oregon, on tho 9th day of May, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomas Gray, Orlea O. King, John
F. Wolff, Alwyn F. Leo, nil of Bend,
Oregon.
W. FRANK WOODCOCK,
4-8.c Register.
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Transient Travel
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All arrangements made for persons I
desiring to go south and east of hero
. .
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ti
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