THE HEND IllLLKTIN, 11EXI), OIIK., W'KUSKHliXY, JULY 22, 101 f.
TAGR 7.
Bend on Best Route from Port
land to Crater and Pendleton
Auto Tourists Find Pleasant Noutings Over Central
Oregon Roncln--Popularity of Local Highways
1 QrowB Portland Papers Qlve Publicity
Tho OroKon Joiirnnl for iltimlay
ooiiUIiin niuali fiivor&hlo publicity
for Otintrnl OriiRcm nuil lloiul. Two
urllcli'M. fliitl two maps, iltml with
ronton fur unto tours which mu
ulirotiKli tlilr territory nml iimko Monti
hii Important mmtral point. Ono of
tlio trliH In Hint from Portland to
H'nilor Ltika, iiidI tlto otlinr to I'trn
dltiton from Portland. titkliiR In Cru
twr luko nn routo. Tlml both will ho
Vijsml nxtmislvnly by I'ortlnntl tourist
til ovlilunt from tlio strong endorse
tnttnt kIvmi tho trip.
1 Tho I'nnillMon.l'ortliind trip Is
thus dusorlbod:
"Tho tourlnr; minion of OroRon h
on In fnriwst. And dally inotorlnK
IHtrlln nro nrrlvlng In Portland from
nil parta of tho country. Friday
fVuiiltiK n pnrly from I'ondlnton, Oro
Kon. alighted to prnlio I tin work tint
is lu'lnp dono throughout tho stnto,
on ronda.
I'Tt,. n.lo ln.l llnl.l....! Ilia. Irli. uv
ill. ,,,. jiinv iiiiiiiiii-ii i,i j
T'way of Crator Lalto mid tho Wlllsm
vtt vnlloy to Portland.
"Leaving I'onilloton on thn ninth
Mm Appron party eamn hy wny of
iicno nml tno u. r . Tiioinpiou rancn.
I'liu tlmt day's ilrlvo wan ondod n;
llcppner, a distance of 00 mile.
"Leaving early tho following mnrii-
Inn, tho motorists wended their way
ty Lexington, lono, Olex, Wnsco,
(rniut Vnllny, Kent unit Khnnlko, u
'distance of 130 mile, where another
iilKhl rontrol was made
i "leaving Hhnnlko, thn route lo.l
(v Antelopo, Madras unit over the
Thero bridge whore there In excellent
'UshliiK Tho road here skirts along
tho bunks of thn Crooknd river, mid
,the party worn exceptionally eiithus
Ituilr ovor thn beauty of tho koqii
iry nloiiK thin rlvor
"It minimi ono very much of thn
(Irand Canyon," said Mr. Cohan. "Th
canyon either side of tho rlvor be
ing most wonderful." Continuing.
Mr Cohen In of tho opinion that tho
wrenery and ruggodnesa of thin tor
ritory la mjiibI to tho groat boauty
of Crater Lake Itself.
"At taldlaw, Just north of Hand
In where tho ntato ha Ita Irrigation
project. Hoarding llnnd. a distance
Vif 10R inllo front Hhnnlko,-the par
ty stopped for tho night.
"leaving Ilend thn party traveled
l.y way of La Pino. Crescent and
Heaver Mamli. n imall settlement
it fttw miles nnrih of Klamath Agency
Trotn which point them la a short
rnuto to tho lako. Arriving at Crater
lf( .lake In tho evening, 134. G wile from
R Hand, tho beautlen of tho groat In
I land sea worn Inspected.
8 "From Crater Lake by Prospect,
m vrhuro tho wornt road of thn entire
trip waa encountered, tno party caino
liy Medford, (Iranta Pana and Koie--litiric.
113 mllea, for their next night
.ointrol. Thn trip up- tho Wlllam
,etto valley la familiar to moat of tho
Portland owner. Tbo Penrtletoi
.,. Ma. aa h I.m Alt.aia.aa aiaarl flalaa M
jrom whero they made a aide trip
over to Oaltaa and reached Portland
Ijr llir .llcillllllTllin luuin.
' Following I thn account of tho
trip from Portland to Crater LoUt
fa I'end
Waller V. HuTrSI nml hln fnmi'y
loft Portlnnd July 3 nud drovo ovor
thn Mount llood-llnrlow rond to Tho
Diillim In oIkIiI hourH rumiliiK tlmo.
"Upon hln return to Portlnnd. Cup
tulu W. H. lllildlo told Mr. Ilurroll of
a road that lend off to tho rlKht from
tho Iliirlow road Junt olKht mllen
nouthount of Climr uud kuo hy way
of Hlmnanho, Warm HprlUKn rlvur
brldKo, Wurm KiirliiKM Indian aRency
and ounnootH with tho innlii oiiitoru
OrnKoft hlKhway at Mecca.
Hhorter llouto to Crnter l,nke.
"Thin routo aave tho travolor
many mllea of trnvnl, In addition to
furiilihlilR ii much nuporlor highway
to tho ono that lendn around Wapl
ultla, Hhnnlko and Antelope.
Tho roaaon thin routo ha never
been aonerully unod I that there wm
no brldRQ ncroim tho Warm Spring
river U mile north of tho Indian
BRoncy until laat fall.
"Till will ahorten thn route tj
Crater Lako and California by nomo
30 mllea a well n wave thn drlvaM
from thl aectlon tho toiirIi trip over
thn Cow Creek canyon road between
Hhnnlko and Antelope, considered to
bo tho worat road bIoiir the ontlro
route.
lllKlnvny I Safe.
"In apeaklnK of the road ovor tho
mountain to Central OrcRon Mr. Ilur
roll itnted that tho ono thing that
Imprcaned III moat waa thn lafnty
of thn hlKhway. Pnllkn in out of the
road that cron tho mountain thnro
occur nono of thowt oxceedlnRly dnn
Korou place alonR tho Harlow road
"Mr. Ilurroll drovo from Tho
Dullea to Mood Itlvi-r. n dlatancn of
about 30 mllea ovor whnt will bo a
part of tho Columbia hlRhway an-l
pronouncen thn road In fair condi
tion at tho present time. U'nvlni;
Tho Dnllo there I a connldernVIn
rllmh to tho plateau but tho road I
not a datiRorouN ono at any placn.
HntiirnluR to Portland, Mr. Ilurroll
nhlpped hi car from Hood Itlvor."
Another ixipular routo to Crater
l.uko from Portland I to como to
lleud via KilRona and tho MaKcuilo
Pan and from hero routh to the
Crater and thencn to Medford and re
turn via tho Willamette route.
MAIIKirr Itl.POItT.
NOIITII POHTLANI), July 17.
Itecelpt for thn week havn been; cat
tlo S1S0. calve 19, hoR 1985, alieep
401ft Cattle liquidation liberal thin
week. Monday breaking all record'
for alnglo day'a receipt, extreme
ateer top for tho woek 17.; bulk of
bent atoora. f 0.76, cowa aold at $5.85
bulla, It. SO; calves 18 Bwlno ro
roipta larRer compared with a weak
aRo; outlet broad and trado demand
keen, both outalda and local buyer
bid harpr for Arm flnUhed light
hoR. Market advanced to 18.00
where It baa remained right up to
(Friday, Hheep houao trado wa
chiefly dono In owes and lamb, a
few yearling telling at $4.75 and
some wethers at $4.35 were thn only
other deal recorded. Prima fat ewes
ateady featured at 4.35; lambs $6;
and a fair grade gone at $3.90. Ite
celpt of fair volume.
UKllK. W iJKi.
I haro built every brick liotuo In Ilend ercctel by
contract.
WOKK Till: IIKKT.
1'iticr.H Tin: ixjwfst.
HATIHKACTIO.V AIIHOMJTIJIA' OUAItANTKKII.
SAND FOR. SALE
Tho txt otiUlnnblo at tlio lowest prices In largo or
iaiuall quantities.
I linvo tlio cxrlunlvo privileges for aaml In all O. O.
I, Cotnpnny dltclie.
JACK TANSEY
ji
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IlKAIi IWTATi: THA.NHFIJItH.
U toed by Crook County Abntrnct Co,
Itond Park Co, to C. II. Plko, It.,
blk, 122 Ilend Park. $200.
W, II. Hfaatx to Allco A. Hlackwnll
It. 4, blk. 12, Deschutes, $260,
I,nvl I). Wlett to II. II. IlllTlo Its.
15, 10, blk. 24, Wlcntorln.
Lentor M. Toiler to Muhol C. To
r.lor half Intorost It. 2, blk, 20, Park
Add, Hand.
A few bourn nt a nlco olasny, cloan,
up-to-dato placo especially proparcd
for gentlomon, will roinovo all worry
and trouble. Tho Motropolltnn.-Adv
Hoofing, building paper, door and
window. Kkuno Hardwaro Co. Adv.
XOTICK I'OH PUI1MCATIO.V.
Popurtineiit 6f tho Jnlorlor, V, H,
l.a lid Orilco at Tho Dulles, OreKOii,
July 16, 1914.
Notice I hcroby given that Irving
II. HoRern, of Ilend, Oregon, who, on
May 9, 1910, made Desert J.nnd Kn
trv, No. 00731, for BttNWV! nnd
WVtNKV. Hectlon 4, Township 17
Kouth, Hange 12 Kast, Wlllatnotto
Meridian, ha filed notice of Infntlon
to innko Final Denort Land Proof, to
establish claim to tho land above de
scribed, before II. C. Kill. C. 8.
S)n.rnlin!onur, at Hend, Oregon, on
o 29th day of Auguist, 1914.
Claimant names a witnesses: Wil
liam J. Alt, Charles H. Bwalley, Fred
N. Van Mat re, Wllber X. Hunnell, all
of Itond, Oregon,
H. FHANIC WOODCOCK.
19-23c. Hcglator.
N()TI;K FOIt PUIlIilCATION.
Department of tho Interior V. 8.
I.and Offleo at The Dalles, Oregon,
July 13, 1914.
Notice la hereby given that Nicho
las P. Welder, of Ilend, Orcxon, who
on August 27. 1907. made Desert
Land Kntry No. 706, Rerlal No.
02431, for HWV, Hectlon 15, Town
ship 18 South, (tango 12 Kant, Wll
latnotto Meridian, has tiled natlco of
Intention to mnko Final Desert I-and
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before II. ('. Kills,
U. 8. Commissioner, at Hand. Ore
gon, on tho 28th day of August, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles Hlpchon. Brnost Oarratt,
(llonn II. Black. George S. Young, all
of Ilend, Oraaon.
II. FlUNK WOODCOCK.
19.23c. Register.
notick I'on Fi'm.ie.vno.v.
Department of tho Interior. V. 8.
l.nnd Olflco at Tho Dalles. Oregon,
May 21, 1914.
.Notice Is hereby given that James
K. P. Williamson, of Laldlaw, Ore
gon, who, on March 31, 1913. made
Homestead entry, No. 011499, for
NWUNWW Bectton 28, the KM
HWV1 and 8WK8W4 Section 21.
Township IS South, Ilango 11 l-Jont,
Willamette Morldlan, has filed notlco
of Intention to make final three year
proof, to establish claim to tho land
above described, bofore II. C. Bills,
V. 8. CommlM.onerf at Dend. Oregon,
on tho 21st day of Auguat, 1014.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Georgo W. Couch, William D, Clark,
Christ Pedereon, Georgo M. Couch,
all of laldlaw, Oreson.
11. FItANIC WOODCOCK.
19-23 p. Register.
Th. Lafollette
Nursery Co.
PrincvUIe, Oregon
CENTRAL
OREGON'S NURSERY
Wyn yon fet Iaxt,
Btrstchy. Halt Blcfi.
niu and Out of Borta.
look to U XJrcr; It u
Torpid.
HERBINE
la I Us nBdr Yoo lYrtt.
It la an Invigorating tonlo for
a torpiti liver. Tbo nrai dose
brines Improvement, a few days
Uta puts the liver In nna vigor
ous condition, llcrblno also ex
tendi Its restoratlvo tnftutnee
to toe stomach ana bowels, it
helps digestion and rood asstmU
latton. purities tho bowels and
brings back tho habit of regu
lar dally bowel movements.
When the stomach. liver and
bowels are active, bltlous lni
purities no longer obstruct
functional processes, tho result
of which I renewed energy,
mental activity and eheertul
spirits.
Pries BOe per DoUts.
JamstP.BatlsrdiProp, StLoule.Mo.
Uss Stephens Ey Sslvs for
osrs uyei. u ujnt.
BtoMnRaBowrtcwqtaBvl
Patterson Dtur Co.
OVER 00 YEAn8
EXPERIENCE
jiyngrra
Tradc Manna
nrimNl
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Anronenitlii( a Vlrh ml
liirninn rtuhVlr !'' '.'A- tH"iniiinlf.
lloiulrltlr-fojiaHlX IIAHODOCI on f.uuu
i'iuu mn iuroBn iiunawkimi
fM-'UlMflM. llh9Utclmna.luHiO
scletttific HmcilcniL
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cuUtluii ii f nr ffltMtldo loutiinl. It
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Ttriiii. II a
akH lituUra
NOTICE OF I'UIir.ICATIO.V.
Dopnrtmnnt of tho Intorlor, V. H.
Land OIHco, nt Tho Dalles, Oregon,
July 0, 1914.
Notlco la hereby given that John
II. Doll, of Laldlaw, Oregon, who, on
Novpmhor 2, 1908, made Homestead
Kntry, No. 01&30, for H'4NWVi and
N'HWVi, Section 12, Township 10
Kouth, Itnngo 11 Kast, Wlllamntto
Morldlan, ban filed notlco of Intontlon
to make final flvo year proof, to es
tablish claim to tho land nbovo do
scribed, before II. C. Kill, V. S. Com
missioner, at Hund, Oregon, on tho
22nd dny of August, 1914.
Claimant names n witnesses:
James M. Hlry, William D. Hull, Rob
ert O. Howsor, Ooorgo H. Hell, Jer
roinlau llnloy, all of l.nldlaw, Oregon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK,
19-23 c. Register.
XOTICK TO CRKDITORH.
In tho County Court of the State of
Oregon for Crook County.
In thn matter of the Kstato of Oli
ver Johnson, deceased. Tho under
signed, having been appointed Kxo
outrlx of tho Last Will and Testa
ment of Oliver Johnson, deceased, no
tlco Is hereby glvon to the creditors
of said Kstato and to all persons hav
ing claims against sold deceased, to
present them duly verified as requir
ed by law, within six month from the
dato of thl notice, to thn undersign
ed at tho offleo of C. S. Uenson, Law
yor, Hend, Oregon.
Dated this 8th day of July, 1914,
JKNNIB NICOLBNB JOHNSON.
18.21c
xotici: rou pcw.icatio.v.
Department of tho Interior, V. 8.
Land offleo, at Tho Dalles, Oregon,
July Cth, 1914.
Notlco Is hereby given that Lalla
It. Cannoll, ono of tho holr and for
tho heirs, of Georgo W. Knapp, do
ceasod, of Lo Angeles, California,
who, on September 19, 1910, made
Homestead Kntry. No. 07421, for W
',4, Section 28, Township 20 South.
Range 17 Kast, Willamette Meridian,
has filed notice of Intention to make
final thrco year proof, to establish
claim to tho land above described, bo
fore II. C. Bills, V. 3. Commissioner
nt Hend, Oregon, on tho 20th day of
August. 1914.
Claimant natnos as witnesses: Otis
C. Hankie, Thomas Gray, Inv Ryan,
Honry II. Ford, all of Ilend. Oregon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK,
18-Z2c. Register
XOTICK TO CRKDITORH.
Notlco Is hereby given .by tho un
dersigned tho duly appointed admin
istratrix of tho estate of Georgo II.
Ilrostorhotis, deceased, to all credi
tors or other persons having claims
against said cstnto to present them
with the proper vouchers, to tho
said administratrix, at Hend,, Crook
County, Oregon, within alx months
from tbo first publication of thla no
tice. Dated and published first time July
8tb, 1914.
ANNA UROSTERHOUS.
Administratrix of the Kstato of
Georgo II. Urostcrhous, deceased.
18-2 2c.
8HKItlI'FS SALK OX KXKCUTIOX
IX KOKKCLOSUIIK.
In tho Circuit Court or the 3tto of
Oregon for Crook County. How
ard J. Llbby, Plaintiff vs. WlnOeld
Griffin. Defendant.
WHEREAS, an Execution and or-
CLOVERLEAF
MILK and CREAM
ARE PCRE
PHONE VOL'R ORDERS
O. C. CARDWELL
Farmers Phone Xo. 1.
ALTAMONT f
I HOTEL I
K Moderate Price S
Modern Rooms S
i Attractive Surroundings i
Steam Hent, Hot and Cold
J Water With Hath Privileges j
Homo Cooked Meals
5 Miss A. I). Spaldlnjr, Proprietor
1IEXD, OREGON
VVtVM.
Is It Done Right?
who 1 "Tt j)
dobs iv mLJjL
If It Is, let well snouah alone- nut un
less It t up to the mark to ytr dttsl"
eome and us.
l.UWjPRICBt, BETTER SBRY1CG
Bend Steam Laundry.
AND IMIY CliRANINQ
dor of Halo was Issued In tho nbovo
entitled causo on thn 29th day of
Juno, 1914, upon a Judgment therein
rondorod, In favor of tho Plaintiff and
against tlio Defendant for tho sum
of (22G.00, with Intorost thoroon nt
the rato of 10 por cent por annum
from Novomber 14th, 1912, and
$36.00 Attorney' fees and tho fur
ther sum of 11.00 cost which Judg
ment was docketed In tho offleo of
tho Clerk of said Crook County on
tho 29th day of June, 1914; and
WHEREAS, It was further order
ed nnd decreed In said suit that the
following described real estate, to
wlt: West half of the Northwest quar
ter and tho Southeast quarter of tho
Northwest quarter and the South
west quartor of tho Northoast quar
ter, Section Thlrty-ono (3D. Town
ship Eighteen (18), South of Rangd
Thirteen (13), Bast of tho Wlllam
otto Meridian, In Oregon;
be sold according to law to satisfy
said Judgment, Including Attorney'
fees, cost and accruing cost and the
balance, If any to bo applied as by
law directed.
NOW THEREFORE, NOTICE IS
HEREHY GIVEN that I bavo duly
levied upon tho real cstnto abovo de
scribed nnd that I will, on SATUR
DAY, THE 18T DAY OF AUGUST,
1914, at tho hour of 2 o'clock In the
afternoon thereof, at tbo North front
door of the Court House In the City
of Prlnevllle, Crook County, Oregon,
sell, according to law to tho highest
bidder for caab, all the right, title
and Interest of the above named De
fendant, on November 14th, 1910,
In and to tho above described tract
of real estate, to satisfy said Judg
ment and accruing costs.
C. 8. Denson, Attorney for the Plain
tiff. Frank Elklns, Sheriff or Crook Coun
ty, Oregon.
Dated July 1st. 1914. 17-20 Adr.
XOTICK OF CONTEST.
Department of tho Interior, United
States I-and OOlcO, Lnkevlew, Ore
gon, June 23, 1914.
To Fritz Anderson of Harrington,
Wash., Contents:
You are hereby notified that Ned
W. Colby, who gives c-o Hox 147,
Uend, Oregon, as his post offleo ad
dross, did on May 12, 1914, fllo In
thls-ofllce his duly corroborated ap
plication to contest and secure the
cancellation of your Homestead, En
try No. 04541. Serial No. 04541,
made April 24. 1911. for SEVi. Sec
tion 1 and NEU Section 12, Town
ship 21 South, Rango 17 East, Wil
lamette Meridian, and as grounds
for his contest he alleges that said
Fritz Anderson has failed to establish
his residence on said tract; that he
has failed to cultivate said tract or
any part thereof; that said entryman
ha abandoned said tract for upward
of six month last past and that such
falluro and abandonment was not
duo to his employment In the army,
navy or marine corps of tho U. 8. In
time of war or otherwise.
You are, therefore, further noti
fied that tho said allegation will bo
taken by this offleo as having boon
confessed by you, and your said entry
will bo cancalod thoroundor without
your further right to bo hoard there
in, either bo f oro thl offleo or on ap
peal, If you rail to fllo In this offleo
within twonty day after tho
FOURTH publication of thl notlco,
a shown below, your nnswor, udder
oath, specifically meeting and re
sponding to these allegations of con
test, or If you fall within that tlmo
to fllo In this office duo proof that you
have served ft copy of your answer on
the said contestant olther in person
or by registered mall. If this service
is made by tho dollvcry of a copy at
your nnswor to tho contestant in per
son, proof of such sorvlco must bo
either tho contestant's written ack
nowledgment of his receipt of tho
oopy, showing tho dato of Its receipt,
or tho affidavit of tho person by whom
tho delivery was mado statlnjr
when and where tho oopy waa
delivered; If mado by registered
mall , proof of suoh servlco
must consist of the affidavit of tho
person by whom tho copy was mailed
stating when and tho post office to
which it was mailed, and this affi
davit must bo accompanied by tho
postmaster's receipt for tho letter.
You should state in your answer
the name of the post office to which,
you desire futuro notices to bo sent
to you.
JAME8 F. IIURGESS. Register.
Dato of first publication July 1,
1914.
Date of second publication July 8,
1314.
Date of third publication July 15,
1914.
Date of fourth publication July 22,
1914.
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Rooting of all kinds. Repairing
promptly done.
J. A. MacCLOSKEY
TINNING AND
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Guttering, Spouting,
Cornices and Skylights.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY
J FunxisnED
Jobbing Promptly Attended To
I J. J. RYAN
A-
Plumbing and tteat'ag
niOXE 401
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4e
The Wright-
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WHY?
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It Is thoroughly modern
It la comfortable, commodious, clean
ROOMS FROM CO CENTS UP
MKALS FROM 23 CENTS UP
Tho wronU. of all are satisfied well at
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