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THE 11KN1 HULLKTW, KRND, OKH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY W), 1M.
LOVETT
HELP III
ORDERS QUANTITY OF
FIELD PEAS
Count? Agriculturist Writes Fnrincrn
to Get In Their Seed Onlem Plnns
to Start n FrmcrV KxcJiniiRo to
Assist Trading No Cluirgc.
County Agriculturist Lovctt has
addrosacd tho following lottcr to tho
farmers of tho county:
Dcnr Sir:
"I am sura that you will ogreo
that It will pay tho farmers of this
cootion to club their orders for seed
for Bprlng crops and bcltovo that I
can assist In getting tho best seed
for ubo horo.
"In answer to my lottcr of Novem
ber 26th, I havo recolvcd orders for
nearly ono halt carload of field peas
for seed. If we can mako thla or
der for a. full carload of Held peas
it will reduce tho freight for all con
cerned and would suggest that you
sco as many neighbors as possible
and xnako It a carload by January
20th. I havo at present only about
200 farmers on my mailing list and
you may bo tho only one In your
neighborhood recelvlug these letters.
"If you care to Join In a club or
der with us for sweet clover, dry
land alfalfa, wheat, potatoes or other
seed, kindly write mo tho kind and
amount of seed you wish to purchase
and I will try to get best scod at
cheapest prices In largo order for you
and other farmers In tho county.
"Swcot clover scod will cost about
20 to 30 cents delivered and should
bo planted In February or March.
Plant 20 pounds per aero on irrigat
ed land and 5 to 10 on dry land.
"Dry land alfalfa will cost about
1 per pound, should bo planted
about Juno 1st, and at tho rate of
2 pounds per acre In rows.
"Am also taking orders for sul
phate of potash for fertilizer.
"I expect to start a farmers' ex.
chango about January 16th, sending
a list of crops, animals, etc., "for
salo" or "wanted" to nil those on my
mailing list each month If you havo
anything you wish to buy, sell or
trade, notify mo and I will put it on
the exchange list Thero will bo no
charges and I belloro It will assist
tho farmers of the county In buying
nnd selling their products, etc
"Anticipating your hearty co-op
eration, I am,
Vory truly yours,
A. E. LOVETT.
County Agriculturist."
ptr Onta PmTM It-
A generous offer. Cut out this ad,
enclose with t cents to Foloy & Co.,
Chicago, 111., and receivo a frco trlnl
package containing Foloy's Honey &
'Tar Compound for coughs, colds,
croup, bronchial and lagrlppo coughs,
Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathar
tic Tablets. For sale In your town
by Patterson Drug Co. Adv.
Use Deschutes Spray Flour! It 5s
the bost made and a Dend product.
Adr. 37 tf
ONE CENT A WORD Is all a little
"Want Ad wtll cost you.
Try an oyster cocktail at tho Cozy
Restaurant. 43tf
That Saturday Night
line of Men at the
Express Office
THERE'S a strong tory
in that, Williams- a
story of what prohibi
tion is doing for your town.
Those men are spending a
lot of money because you ve
tried to deprive them of
their honest right to drink
beer. That money's going
to dealers just twenty miles
from your town not a cent
of it ever comes back. It's
a sure thing, too, that the
express companies don't
spend those heavy shipping
receipts in your city.
It's the old story of prohibi
tion, Williams. Clote the re
tpectable, well-conducted beer
Mloon ant! eek by legislation to
rob men of their liberty, and you
havo a problem that never works
out in favor of a town. You
don't keep men from drinking.
Refute to seU them beer, which
heretofore tbey havo drunk
moderately because they know
it's the drink of True Temper.
anco and beneficial and itiuiuUt
ine. and the stronger drink line
bobs up. You send Uiouianda
of dollars out of the lawn that
ought to ho spent right there,
and you encourage drunkeniieaa
and law-breaking.
Your town will wake up tome
day, Williams, liko many another
town that hai been disillusioned.
CWi
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B. D. Ulrica, Chamber of Com
merco, Portland, Oregon.
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ncle S'am Offer
All American a Chance
to Feed Starving 'Belgium
Arrangements M&de For Sending Parcol
Post Packages From Rural Districts.
How to Aid the Stricken Little Sister
of the World
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HOMELESS BELGIAN WOMEN ON THE WAY TO THE DREAD LINE.
FOR tho first tlmo In its history the posterncc department has been en
listed In a charitable undertaking. Prom this tltuo forth any Amer
ican who wishes to glvo food to tho starving people of Uelglum has
only to stamp his parcel in tho regular way and scud It through tho
parcel post It will go as straight aud fast as rail nnd water will carry It to
the doors of tho starring Dclglatu. and tho mouey he has paid for stnmiw
will bo refunded to tho donor by tho American Commission For Relict In
Belgium, tho executive offlccs of which arc at 71 Rrondwuy. New York city.
Seven million people, mostly women, children aud old men. are stilt shut
an In Uolgtum. Industry stopped when the Germans cnuits; tho money gave
out through the payment of Ones and indemnities; the crops were mainly
ruined. With the coasts cut off, Belgium, which Imports three-quarters of her
food supply In normal times, could import no more. Work is gone; money is
gone: most Important of all, food Is gone. The German conquerors, who
need all their own supplies to guard against the proposed "siege of Germany'
by the allies, cannot and will not feed them. Tho allies, fearing that the
Germans will seize any food coming from a hostile source, cannot or will not
feed them. America must feed them or tbey will starve. There Is no other
way. Seven million people, until last yrar the moat Industrious, pcnceablo
and prosperous nation In Europe, will go to tbclr graves this winter unless
'America gives as never nation gave before.
While Belgium needs everything, she needs mot of all Just food non
pertshablo food which wtll stand the test of ocean transportation, such as
flour of any kind, peas, beans and preserved meats. The donor has only to
put up bis gift In packages of not less than twenty-five pounds nor more than
fifty pounds, stamp It In tho usual way aud mull It at the nearest postomce.
If the donor adds his own name and address, TOGETHER WITH THE LET
TER "IV the money he has paid for stamps will be refunded to him by tho
commission.
Packages mailed from OREGON should be addressed to MUNICIPAL
DOCK. INC.. PORTLAND, who are collecting agents for this district.
Ask about our subscription offer
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A NEW RROOM 8WEEP8 CLEAN nUT ONLY
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HOLD OF ITS DRUDGERY, CLEANING CUR
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HEAL ESTATE T HANHFEHH.
Issued by Crook County Abstract Co,
L. I). Wlost to A. It. Thompson
agreement Ru 337 Its. Wtostorln,
U. B. vs. Klllo M. Koppor patent
813 8 Bli 810 27, NH NV, NE 34
1015. Klllo M. Koppor to A, 1). Norton et
ux nn mo.
U. B. to Innno Zlorolf patent NH
8V, NW, 33, EH 8V, 28-21.30.
Imperial Townslto Co., to John
Korschuor Us. 1, 2, bill. 32, lutporlal,
170.
J. II. wennntiy to lona wotianuy
It. 1, blk. 3, Horn!.
BuiiU) to sanio, Its. 0, 7, blk. 20,
llond.
Sheriff to D. It. Cnples EH 811
24-11-10; 8H 8W 10-11-17. $31.05.
Christian Kamuiort to Mntt Olnrk
8 H 8W, 27; BE SH 28; NE NE 33
1C-20.
Mntt Clark to A. R. Rogers snmo,
1035.
A. It. Rogers to Rogora Youmnns
Lumber Co. sumo.
8. W. Groon to 8ol Hosonfold It.
1, blk. 19, llond Pntk, $100.
II A. Goanoy to C. M. llrngg 812
8V 19-17-13.
Floyd Dotnont to Chas. 0. Prlngto
1-3 Interest SW BE 32.15-11; Its. 3,
4. NH 8V G-16-11.
Krnost Ecltlos to 8. 8. Hawloy It.
C, blk. 1, Larch addition Rend.
Stato to J. L. Couch 8E BE 33-10.
11.
Kenwood Promotion Co. to Ariel
N. Lattln It. 3, blk, 28, Kconwood,
lano.
Sherman 1). Catilwol! to Mattlo M.
Wnugh. BH NE 30.13-13.
Columbus W. Wnugh to sanio H
Intorcst In sanio.
CITV ORDINANCE.
An ordinance amending Ordinance
No. 29 or tho City of Rend, entitled:
"An Ordinance to rcgulato tho regis-
try of dogs nnd to provide for tho
taking up. Impounding nnd killing of
dogs without llconno tags.
Ha It Ordalnod by tha Common
Council of tho City of Rend: Bcctlan
1: -That thero shall bo nddod to
said Ordinance 20 tha following pro
visions. to.wlf It shall bo tha duty
of tho Chief of Police or other person
whom tho City Council of llond mny
nppolnt ns pound-master or dog
catcher to shoot or causo to bo shot
or klllod any un-muzzled dog. malo
or fomnlo. found running at largo up.
on- any street, alloy or public placo
within tho City of Rond nrtor iz
o'clock in. January 25, 1915; pro
vldcd however, that any non-resldont
of tho City of Rend whoso dog may
accompany him within tho corporate
limits shall causo said dog to to bo
led or tied In a safe manner and un
less so led or tied, said dog shall bo
klllod by tho officials abovo doslgnat
od. Section 2 It la hereby adjudged
and declared by tho Common Council
or tho City of Rond that existing
conditions aro such that this ordin
ance is necessary for tho Immediate
preservation of public business,
health and safety, owing to tho great
danger to person nnd property from
JL '
nnlnmln nftoctod by rnblos, commonly
called hydrophobia! and this Council
horoby declares Mint nn omorttoncy
oxtsts; that nil ordlnancos nnd parts
of nidlnnncus In conflict horowlth aro
horoby ropoalod nnd that this tmlhw
mica shall tnko effect mul bo lit full
forco from mid after Its pnHsnKo by
tho Common Council ltml approval by
tho Mayor,
Jnntinry 10, lDlfi, rond first tlmo.
Rules suspuudod by tho following
vntoi Ayes, Davidson, Caldwell,
Rmluvv, Knution, llroHtorhous. G .
Aldorninn Aimo absent,
Jnntinry ID, 1D1G, road second tlmo
mil ,TMH.
Attf'Kt1 Approved:
II. C. ELLIS. II. A. MILLER
Mayor.
NOTICE FOR PUHLIOATION.
Department of tho Interior, U. 8.
Land Olllco nt Tho Dalles, Ore
gon, January 14, 1015.
NOTICE Is hereby glvou that Re
becca II. Rrown, of llond, Oregon,
who, on July 24, 1011, mndo Homo
stead Entry No. 00.128, for Wtt BE
U, EH 8WV4 nnd NWU. Boctlon
18,' Township 10 South, limine 14
Knst. Wlllmnotto Morldlan, hns Dlod
notice of Intention to mako Final
three year proof, to establish claim
to tho laud nbovo doscrlbod, before
II. C. Ellis, V. 8. Cominlsslonor. at
Rend, Oregon, on tho 8th day of
March, 1915.
Claimant unities na witnesses: Dan
lei W. Heeler, Frank J. Elkstad, I ir
on Robb, David C. Rogers, nil of
llond, Oregon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK.
4C50 c. Register.
NOTICE FOH PUHLICATION.
Department of tho Interior, V. 8.
Land Oulco nt Thn Dalles, Oregon,
Soptotubor 10, 1014.
Nnllco Is horoby glvon that Edwin
J. Rogora of Lnldlnw, Oregon, win,
on September 10th, 1014, mndo
Homestead entry. No. 013845, for
BWU, Boctlon 5. Township 17 South,
Rango 12 East, Wlllatnctto Morldlan,
has filed notlco of Intention to niaio
Final Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to tho land nbovo described,
before H. O. Ellis, U. 8, Commission,
or, nt Rond, Oregon, on tho 4th day
of February, 1015.
Claimant names ns wltncsio
Albert Hnrrymnn, Wilbur X. Hun
null, Charles Low, James R. Dcnbain,
all of Itldlaw, Oregon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK.
4 2-48 c. Register.
NOTICE OF CONTi:8T.
Department of tha Interior, Unltod
States Land Office, Lokovlow, Oro-
Doonar Si Thornbrue
Now Have Chirge of
The BEND GARAGE
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gon, Duo. SOUl, 1014. '
To W. A, (llrton of unknown tuldrotwl
Coittosteol , ;
You nro horoby notified that C N i
M'llor, who glvon iionu, urogon, an
his post olllco mlilrosN, did on Docom.
hor 30th, 1014, Illo In this ofilco Ills
duly corroborated application to con.
tost nnd Hocuro tho cnncollntlon of
your Iloniustimd, Entry No. ,
Serial No. 03023, mndo Juno fitli,
1010. for BEW BWU. BWK 8eo.
Hon 14, Township 81 Boutli, Rntigo
18 East, Wlllmnotto Morldlan, nnd ns
grounds for his contest ho atloima
that you linyo nbmidonod the
Iambi ombrncod In your entry and re
innlnoil away thorotrom for mora tlinti
nix months during tha past year. Hint
you havo mndo no Improvements n
on tho nniuu, ur cultivated nny pu't
thereof.
You nro, thornforo, further notified
Hint thu snld allegation will ho ink
en by this oltlco ns having been con
ffttmitd bv van. nnd your sntd nntrr
will bo omicoled thoroundor wltlioutv-'t J
your furthor right 10 bo hvnrd tlierr
In, olthor boforo this olllco or an upj
peal. If you fall to flln In this uftbn
or on nppenl, If you fall to Mo In Hits
omen within twenty days nftor llib
FOURTH publication of this notice,
ns shown below, your nnswor, untkr
oath, specifically mooting nnd re
upouilliig to theso nllegatlotis of con
test, or If you rail within that Hut
to nin In this ottleo duo proof that
you havo sorved n copy of your an
swer on tho said contestant olthor 111
parson ur by roglsterod ninll, If thla
sorvlen Is made by tho delivery of n
ropy of your answer to tho contest
tnnt In person, proof of such servlco
must bo olthor tho said contestant'))
written acknowledgement of his re
ceipt of thn copy, showing tha data or
Its receipt, or tho nmdnvlt or tho porj
son by whom tho dollvory was mado
stating when nnd whom tho copy was
delivered; If niado by registered ninll,
proof of such servlco must consist of
tho.nflldrtvlt of thu person by whom
tha copy was mailed stating when ami
tho post ortlco to which It was malted;
and this nrtldnvll must bo accompan
ied by tho poittunstor's receipt for
tho letter.
You should state In your answer
tho nnico of tho post olllco to which
you doflrc. future notices to bo sent
nu.
JA8. F. IIURUEBB, Register i
Dal! of first publication January
fl, 1116. ,
Data of second publication Janu
ary lit, 1015.
Data of third publication January!
20. 1015.
Data of fourth publication Janu
ary 27, 1915. i
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