TIIK IIHND Ilt'LLHTlN, IIHNII, OltK., WEDNESDAY, MAV 27, 101-1.
PAGE 7.
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POWELL BUTTE
(Conllnuotl from nngo 3.)
will visit friends mid relatives bo
fori) comliiu homo,
I, V, Ilinlr lout u liolfor cnlf from
blunt Inst wook.
with (hln law n ml ho thlnkH tharu will
ho no troulilo 4n sumirimsliiK thu
wooiIm to iv connldornliln extent thlH
llrt your. Tho Cnntrnl Omkoii lr
rlKiitlou Co, Imvo slKiilltod thulr wll
Hiikiii'sr In koopliiK tholr illlcli hunks
free front woods and William Wll
mm, it Inrxo Innd ownnr In IIiIh soo
llon, him employed a man to destroy
weeds on IiIh places, Thorn In u
Kdiiornl fool I ii it howovor, tlint tho
milintv utiftiifil InIm nnrn tt tlm Ufisiiiia
vuiiiii niiwutu uinv vimu st nu wmn .
in county rond and not iiinco iiini"'","""""u'' . . ,
nddoil responsibility on tho (armor , ' M ' "I"" wn r looklnu for
whoso Innd tlm roads ndjoln. ,',,",h"r"1?" Thursday. Ho found thorn
, N. P. Allnv. K N Hnll and Morton i" run hook.
Vjlmt rm raturnud Friday from n two
ilny'it Hulling trip on tin) Crooked
river.
'' Jou Klllott and Mm. I.andfaro worn
visitors to I'rlnovlllo Friday.
MrH. V. A. Nnnny of Deschutes
visited Mm. Alien Wlllroxon from
Tuesday until Thursday of last wook,
L M. McCniiloy mid W. A. Nnnny
of Deschutes woro dlniior Kiiests at
tlm wlllroxon homo Thursday
FREMONT,
(Bpnalnl to Tho Ilullotln.)
FltlOMON, May 2D. (Jou. Monkon-
holinor In starting n now Iioiiho on
hln homestead.
Mrs, H, !'. I'onrco wn ovor vIhII-
Iiik Mm. Hhormitn ut Oroondnlo tlili
wonk.
John Sherman loft Fromont this
wook on hln wny to tho vnlloy for
pineiiurht.
fSncolal to Tho Ilullotln)
PINKIIUIIHT. May 18. (I. W. Bny-
dor and A. II, Rood nimlo n business
trip to llisul Monday.
Mm. Huydor calloil on Mm. Hood
ouo day lnitt wook.
Charllo MoutKomory, (loorxo Hcnd
nlwl Mr 1lit..il tiln.l.t n IiiimI tiAim fpln
IH t Mi,.,.... I.J. J ... II III I ...... '. .-.'.. ......u ..... v. ..,.
i. .. miRnuii inn uir iiuiiii umir to IIOIUl TllUHlIay.
Jirlduy. Mm. Iluwiett and Miss Fny Mm. Jackson and llosslo wont to
will probably accompany him on hln i,nldlaw Tuesday,
ruliini. I' II, ii, unyloy loft Tuosdny for
.'in. .limn i) iiniuiijii wnn ni noma JlaUUIOIIU.
to tllO l'OWtlll lllltttl Horosl WllllllOH
day. Besides members Mm. Wlll
roxon took thin occasion to entertain
Ij. II. Itoot innite a business trip
to lloud on Monday.
Kthol Bnydor wont to I.nldlaw on
n few outiildo frlondn. A pleasant Wmlnusdny.'
iiiioruauii was pHsseu, at tno oio or . Mr. nmj Mrn, I'. V. Hwlshor mado n
which n.freshiiiiwts woro served. Tho business trip to llond Thumilny.
iixt iiiootliiK will ho with Mm da Mr. nm Mm. Wolton of Onmp No.
Morno nt which t mo tho Bhumla Club (j wnl ,,, umi Thumday.
of I'rlnovlllo will bo Ktioits of tho nth llnyloy called on Mm. Coon
luesl oltih. Wodnesday
H. I). Mustard and J. h. Gibson n,,s0 Bnydor npont Thumday at
lOHdod a onr of iwtatoes lant wook Bwlnhor'a
for nhlpmont to llond. (jrnco iir,j,,y f Camp No. 4 call-
Curl Charlton acoompanlod Ii P, at t,0 Huydor homo Friday ovon
fathur to I'rlnovlllo Baturday, tho lut- i,IR,
tor boliiij 'III. .... Mm. Bwlnhor ban boon on tho nick
J. V, llornbiicklo wtm a vlnlUir to ,t lnt wcok.
lloud Baturdny. roluniliiK Mondny. , Mm. Wolton cnllod on Mm. Bwlnh-
C. II. Mlllor of Itmlmoiid wnn a r ono ,ny , wcoj,.
caller In thin noctlon Buiiduy. Mr, aTld MrB, Ucod and Mr. and
l.no nnd (IwrKO llobbn woro bun. Mm. Johnn wont to Lnldlaw Bnlur
iiohh vlNltom to Hond Baturday, ro-(jay
turnlnir homo Bunday j.loy,! Hoot spent Baturdny with
..ii. hiiii .iirp. , " !, .iii. ooorgo Dlotrlch,
(Jludyn nnd llnxol ilnyn nnd Karli F. V. HwUhor
Tlnnnr njoyod a frlod chtakon din-
nor at tho Cross homo Bundny.
Jnmon flrron of Itodmond wan a
vlnltor out thin way Bunday,
Hov. ItnKon proachnd nt tho WIN
son school houno Bunday niornlnx
followluR Bundny school, A largo
nudloiieo wnn prosont
and Ivy Bnydor woro
oalllnR at Camp No. & ono day last
wcok,
A Btuhborn Ciuh U Wen ring anil
IlUky.
Lotting a ntubborn cough "hanic
on" In tho snrlnir Is rlskr. Foloy's
Tho C. O. I. Co. InntnllPd a phono llonoy & Tar ConiMiund bonis raw
for Hom lluiisott last week, tho nor
vleo litvlnic dlroct to Dosohutes.
Mrs. Karl Haundom Is much Indln
IioscmI, llin offiHtts of ItavlnR tiuinor
ous tooth drawn.
W. (I. Mustard will commence na
nildltlon to his house soon.
l'OWKI.l, HUTTK. May 2t.-Tho
howery withor durliiK tio pant
wook U holpliiR to koop tho crops
Krowlni;.
1'olntoMi aro coinliiR up woll, nnd
tho voluntoor erop Is In bud. In fa
vornbln loentlons.
Alfnlfn Is mnklnK Road growth and
will bo rooilr to harvimt oxt month.
A bntl ftamo Is IioIiik plnyod tadny
In Alfnlfn bqtwoen Uio mnrrlod moil
nnd tho bncholom.
Oscar I'rlakott ban ono of tho lor
Kcst votnto patches hero this year,
Imvlnic an entlru 40 In spuds.
A. U. Morrill and U. W. Illalr aro
In Portland attending tho yoarly
Qsmp moot Ins; hold by tho Bovonth
Day Advontlstn. They went as dolo
Rates from tho church hero. Thoy
It Wyno do your cloanlnir. Adv.
Inflnmod surfneon In tho throat and
bronohlal tubes mnkes sort), wonk
spots sound and wholo stops stub-
born, toarlmc coukIih. Itefuso suli-
stltutos, Pattemon DruR Co.
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(Ref inishing Marred
Furniture
'13 EASY AND INEXPENSIVE
Shabby, scratched pieces of furniture that arc unsight
ly and a discredit to your home can be made to loolcbright
and newjit slight expense and you can do it yourself. '
ILCMEQUAlffl
VARNO-LAC
stains nnd varnishes at one operation, giving to all kinds
of surfaces the elegant effect and durable,
lustrous surface of beautifully finished
oak, mahogany, walnut or other ex
pensive woods. Call for Color Card. .
Bend Hardware Company
ss
lokt cm:i:ic.
(Bpoclnl to Tho Ilullotln.)
LOST CIIKKIC, May 19. Bomo of
our election otllcom refused to act
so wo hnd no election tho ICth.
Mlsn Ilortlm Kden, of Ilulto, Is tho
guest of Mnry Btnuffor, whllo hor par
tints are In llond.
Kenneth Holms was a huslnoss vis
itor In Itolyat this wook.
Mendames Mohror nnd Ashby on
tortntned n ruinihor of friends last
Baturday evening.
Mr. and Mm. Woolloy woro rccont
visitor In llond.
Messrs. Mohror and Ashby aro
building fenco for a. It. Young.
Hen Do Witt has been plowing for
A. II. Kinsman.
0. II. Hasslor haa gono out to llond
to work.
C. I). O'Noll nnd Tom Cowan woro
c:
BRICK WORK
I Imvo built every brick liouso In llenil erected by
coittrnct.
WOHK Tin: IIKHT.
PItlCKS TIIK !X)WliHT.
HATIHPAtTIO.N AIWOLUTICLV tJUAUANTKKO.
SAND FOR. SALE
The bent obtitlunblo nt tho lonewt price In largo or
mnnll iiiiinlltieM.
I Imvo tlm etelimlvo privileges for sniul In nil O. O.
I . Compniiy ditches.
JACK TANSEY
Keeps The Motor Cool
y.crolcnc, as its name Implies, keeps tho motor
cool by perfect lubrication. Even under interna
heat and pressure it maintains the desired lubrication
film between the wearing surfaces and so enables the
engine to do its work efficiently.
ZEROLENE
THE STANDARD OIL
FOR MOTOR CARS
is the best auto oil the Standard Oil'
Company can make produced by experts of
long experience who have studied the requirements
of motor lubrication and who have at their command
selected crudes and the best refinery equipment
with which to produce an oil exactly adapted to
meet these requirements.
Dealers everywncrc. ask
our nearest acency about de
livery in bulk.
Standard Oil
Company
(CAU FORNIX)
Hernl
up In tho west end of tho valley Sun
day. in: i.n.
(Bpaclnl to Tho Bulletin)
IIICI.I), May 17. Horn to Mr. and
Mm. F. Ij, llamsay, last wcok, a flno
baby boy.
Bunday school, hold at tho Rlvor's
school bouso, wan woll attondod last
.Bunday, forty being present.
Quito a drovo or suoop passon
thruuRh hero today, Thoy wero
driven toward llond.
The I,. C. C. moots at Mm. Paul
Hold's Wednesday, May 20.
Tho well drilling maohlno has
moved from J. Bohmoor'n ranoh to
Mr. Sholtz'a, whora thoy will drill
for water.
F. I.und oxpecta to start for llond
Tuesday morning far wlro nnd seed
grain.
A baby ly was born to Mr. nnd
Mm. Btovenson Inst Friday night.
Mr. Davis was on tho slok list last
week,
Mr. and Mm. McKay aro tho proud
partmln of a now baby grl, born an
May 17.
HAMPTON.
(Bpeelnl to Tho Ilullotln)
HAMPTON. May 18. Miss Darlo
Ilurton visited with Mm. I C. Peek
Thumday afternoon.
OIo O. Drogsvold was In Hampton
Sunday.
Mr. and Mm. A. 8. Fogg visited tjio
sheep camp of I.ast Chanco on Fri
day. Ij. C. nnd K. M. Pock aro working
for Win, Vlssor thin week.
Dart Mooks of Ilrooklngs was
through bora lant week looking for
his homes lost on tho rango.
0. D, Hunting and son, Alvln, are
In llond this weak.
Mr. and Mm. II. lloguo Imvo gono
Into llond this week.
W. T. Harrison han gono Into llond
for a load of wlro for Mm. l.uolnda
Illack.
I.oo Ulggs bought a Jcrsoy heifer
from B. M. Pock Inst week.
Mr. and Mm. C. II. Harmon woro
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7
In Hampton Sunday aftornoon.
Mm. Nelson Crow and son MoIvId,
visited at W. T. Harrison's last Sun
day aftornoon.
Mm. Delia Hoguo was in Haapton
Sunday,
Mr. and Mm. Ill-hop returndd last
wcok to tholr homestead northwest
of Hampton. Thoy woro threo weeks
driving through from Portland.
Mr. and Mm. Montgomery of Im
perial, passed through Hampton Sun
day. C. II. Harmon seeded 17 acres for
Win. Ashley Inst week.
Orvlllo Davidson mado a business
trip to Hampton last week.
Mm. Luclnda Illack Is spending a
few days In Hampton this wook.
Mr. a cor go McGlnity of Glass
Ilutto wns at A. S. Fogg's Saturday
night on business.
Wo enjoyed a flno rain Thumday
and Friday.
J. M. JUDD
DRAY LINE
All Kinds of I.lKht nml Heavy
Iliiullng, Quick Deliveries of
Trunks, Hxpress, Ktc., Gnr
ileus PertlllriMl, Ploncri nml
leveled. Kntlhfni'llnn flunr
nntecil. Prlre Itciwotmblo
Telephone
H011BKS AND COWS FOIt
kali:
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PUUMSIIKI)
Jobbing Prompt. Attended To J
J. J. RYAN
Plumbing and llcntiog
phonu iai
117 MINNESOTA STItKP.T
MACHINE
SHOP
We are equipped to do
anything In the machine
lino, having Installed
new machinery with
which wecnnhandlo any
kind of Job. Automobile
Repairing a specially
Doyarmond Machine (Sit
Repair Shop
Hawthorno Ave., Ueud.Ore.
CLOVERLEAF
MILK and CREAM
Am: pum:
PJIONK YOUIl OKDEItS
O. C. CARDWELL
Fanners Phono No. 1.
Vienna Cafe
REOPEN
We are now located In tho
Onelll Building next to the
mite Studio, flood meals
served. Iiread and all kinds
of psstry for sale.
....ROOMS AND HOARD....
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I ALTAMONT f
t
HOTEL
? Mndernto Prices
5 Modern llooms
i Attrnctlvo Hurroundlnpi
i Rtcnm Heat, Hot nnd Cold
j Water With llatli Privileges,
i Homo Cooked Meals
J MUs A. 1). Spalding, Proprietor
11END, OIIKGOX
HVimwummwmvMH
Is It Done Right?
dobs (v 4mLL
If It ts, lit'wtll snoush alone. Rut un
less tt la up to ths mark In svsry dtal
com and us.
UOW PRICES, BETTER SERVICE
Bend Steam Laundry.
AND imv OMUNINO
"Put Your DuUa
In Our Suds"
BTAUI'i'KH.
(Special to Tho Dullotln)
BTAUI'FKIt, May 25. II. Klns-
xnnn loft for Boattlo, to. bring bnck
with hltn a span of horses.
Mm. J. II. Hasslor wont In to Hond
Monday with Miss Klva MeFaddon,
who won vory 111.
Throo men from Oregon City havo
boon looking ovor Innd In this vnlloy
for tho pant wcok.
C. J. Stnuffer and C. D. Wooley
mado a trip to llond last wcok
MUn Viola Wooloy, Fred Overall,
Jack Smith nnd Perry Hortoon at
tondod tho danco at Ilutto Saturday
nigni.
E. F. Eadcs passed through on his
way from Hend.
Miss Allco Ilrooklngs made a trip
to Ilrooklngs last Baturday, return
ing Bunday.
Hon Do Witt started for Hend Sat
urday. II. Kinsman In proud of his new
woll which Is Z4 feet deep with G
feet of wator.
Wo have had a flno lot of rain dur
ing tho post week whloh makes the
f&rmom smile.
O. Iloam bought a nice span of
homes of C. J. Btaurrer last week.
Paul Ilrooklngs who has boon at
tending school at tho Lost Creek
school has rcturnod home.
I'jiAi.wimv.
(8pcclnl to Tho Ilullotln.)
PLAINVIEW, May 2C Nelso Pet
orson wns transacting business In
Itodmond Monday.
C. Ij. Adams and family, who haro
mado lids place their homo for some
time, left Tuesday for Milton, Oregon,
whoro thoy will spond tho summer.
John 8trahm was In Deschutes on
Tuesday.
Tho farmers In this part of tho
country have been wearing a rather
brood smllo of Into which Is duo to
the splendid rains.
Ilaphael Hughes was a dinner
guest at tho Strahtn home Wednes
day evening.
Tho program gtvon by tbo school
Saturday was attended by a large
crowd.
cultural College, a two wook's short
courso In agrlculturo will bo gtvon
for boys of tho seventh, eighth, and
high sohool grades. A special films.
tratcd circular of 16 pagos has boon
Issuod and mallod to all county sup
erintendents and to city and vlllago
superintendents and principals.
Copies may bo secure of thorn or of
the director of tho summer school.
Prof. 2. D. Rcssler, Corvallls, Oregon.
Lot Wyso do your cleaning. Adv.
IIOVH SHOUT COUItSK.
In connection with tho regular
summer session of the Oregon Agrl-
NOTICK Of CONTliBT.
Department of tho Interior, United
States I,and Office, Tho Dallos,
Oregon, May 13, 1014.
To Guy W. Woodward, of Hend, Ore
gon, Contcstee:
You aro hereby notified that Wil
liam O. Cannon, who gives c-o C. B.
UonBon, Dend, Oregon, as his post
offlco address, did on April 25, 1914,
file In this office his duly corroborated
application to contest and sccuro tho
cancellation of your homestead, En
try No. , Serial No. 08030, mado
January 2R. 1911, for S Section Z4.
Township 20, S.. Ilange 17. E.r Wll
lametto Meridian, and as grounds for
his contest he alleges that said en
try in nil never established resldonco
upon tho Involved tract; nor culti
vated or improved tho same to any
extent whatever and ban totally
abandoned said tract for more than
two years last past.
You are, thercforo, further noti
fied that tho said allegations will bo
taken as confessed, and your said
ontry will bo canceled without fur
ther right to be hoard, cither heforo
this office or on appeal, if you fall
to fllo in this office within twenty
days after tho FOURTH publication
of this notice, as shown below, your
answer, under oath, specifically re
sponding to these allegations of con
test, together with due proof that
you havo served a copy of your an
swer on tho said contestant either
In person or by registered mall.
You stould state in your answer
the namo of tho post office to which
you deslro future not'ees to bo seat
to you.
II. FRANK "WOODCOCK, Register.
Date of first publication May 20,
1914.
Date of second publication May 27,
1914.
Dato of third publication June 3,
1914.
Date of fourth publication June 10,
1914.
The Wright
Is Bend's Leading Hotel
WHY? '
It Is a fireproof building
It Is thoroughly modern
It Is comfortable, commodious, clean
HOOMS FROM 00 CENTS UP
5IEALS FROM 23 CENTS UP
The wants of all aro satisfied well at
THE WRIGHT HOTEL
Automobiles to all Interior Points
THE WRIGHT HOTEL
r
CENTRAL OREGON'S fire, ufe. accident,
. V. ToT. 5Z. . PLATE GLASS, AUTOMO-
Leading INSURANCE Agency ihle, suretv ijonds.
REAL ESTATE
City and Farm Property
AUBREY) Lots $150 to $350
HEIGHTS ( TERMS: $5 Cash and
OROKLA) 3 Monthy
J a CaQTCC Ofllco on Oregon Street
J, CD 1 EZ5 REND, :-: OREGON
Headquarters for Commercial Men'
Electric Lighted Throughout
Special Attention to
Transient Travel
THE BEND HOTEL
Qood Rooms
Free bus to
and from trains
HUGH O'KANE, MANAQBR
BEND, OREGON
Qood Meals
All arrangements made for persons
desiring: to go south and east of hero t
4(-K-K-K-K-K-K4i-k--K
Pilot Butte Hotel
J. F. TAUO.ART, Proprietor.
Comfortable Rooms, Courteous Treatment
Reasonable Rates, Free Auto Service to
Trains. Dining Room Service the Best In
Bend, Headquarters for auto lines to all
:: . points south and southeast. '
W
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ONE CENT A WORD is all a little want ad will cost yqu.