THE 1IKXI) lU'M.KTIX, I1KXI), OHK., AVKDXF.SDAY, APRIL 21, 101.1.
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
ROU15RT It. GOULD
Civil
KriKinCcr
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Rend
Oregon
W. W. FAULKNER, D. M. D.
1) K N T 1ST
Offlco Over rostofllco
Bend, ... Orogon
Dlt. K, IlKA NORRIS
Physician mid Surgeon
Omco Bather Building
Microscopic nnd X-ray work
Tol. Black 271
Hours: 10-12 a. m.; 2-4p. ra.
7-0 p. m.
WILLARD H. WIRTZ
L A W Y ? R
Prlnovlllo, Orogon.
0. S. BENSON
Attorney At Lnw
Donson Building, Wall Street
Bond, Oregon.
VERNON A. FORBES
L A W Y 13 It
First National Bank Building
Bond, :-: :-: Oregon
GEORGE S. YOUNG
Civil mill Irrigation Engineer.
U. S. Mliicinl Surveyor.
Room D First National Bank
Building
J. 11. Dell A. V. Sims
CROOK COUNTY ABSTRACT
COMPANY
(Incorporated)
Successors to Tlio J. II. Honor
Abstract Co., Prlnovlllo, Oro.
AliRtrncts Insurance
ROBERT 'W. SAWYER
N O T A It Y PUBLIC
Bullatlii Omco, Bend, Orogon
Representation boforo tlio Dos-
ort Land Board and Stato
Engineer
ROBERT CECIL WYGANT
Attorney nt Law
Irrigation Masonic
Wntor Rights Building
Desert Land Sulom,
Engineering Law Oregon
TO THE RESCUE
WHO 1
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We will av your linen, but you muM
not wait much tlnw criilnn our rtcu
band it work
LOW PRICKS, BETTER SERVICI;
Bend Steam Laundry.
AND DRY CLKAXIXO
Hut Your Duds
In Our Suds"
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Roofing of all kinds. Repairing"
promptly done.
J. L MacCLOSKEY
TINNING AND
Furnace Contractor
Guttering, Spouting,
Cornices and Skylights.
H. II. Do AltMOND
IjAWVKU
Oregon Street. Bend, Oregon
II. C. E L L I 8
Attorney-nt-Lniv
United States Commissioner
First National Bank Building
BEND, OREGON
Treat AH Grain for Smut
This is the Only Way to be Sure Your Seed is
Free of Disease
lly County AuiletilturUt A. K. L O V V. T T.
DR. J. II. CONNARN
1 E N T I S T
Omcein Sathoi Building.
Ilouro 9 to 12, 1 to B.
Sundays and ovenlngs by
Appointment.
0. P. NISWONGER, Bond,, Oro.
UNDERTAKER
Licensed Kmlmlmcr, Funeral
Director.
Phono. Lady Assistant.
DR. R. D. STOWELL
Xnprnpntlilc Physician
Omco ovor Miller Lutnler Co.
Wall Street Hours 9 to 5
Phono Rod Gl
J. E. Engebretson
Plumbing and Healing
Mend, Oregon
1 17 MIXXESOTA STREET
INTIMATES CHEERFULLY
FURNISHED
JORISIXU PROMPTLY DOXE
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For Spring
WEAR got a pair of WORLD'S
WORK
SHOES
WE nlso havo tlio agoncy for
NAP-A-TAN Shoes for mou and
hoys.
R. H. LQVEN
Tlio Shoo Repair Man
Bond Street Bond, Oro.
Many methods hnvo heen suggest-
ed and recommended for treating
I grain to prevent smut. Many of these
are good and somo nro of no vnluo
wlintsoaver. Tlio cheapest and us
ually most successful mothod Is thu
Formnllno treatment. Uso sixteen
ounces or ono pint of 40 per cent
Formalluo In forty callous of wator.
This Is nt tlio rato of ono ounce of
Formnllno to two nnd ono half gal
Ions of water. Stir thoroughly bo
foro using. There are two ways thnt
this solution may bo used on grnln.
It may bo sprinkled on a smooth
floor or a canvas sheet, thon the seed
placed on tlio floor or ohcet nnd
rprlnklod thoroughly. When tho sur
face Is moist, shovel tho grain over
as concrete Is mixed so that nil of
tho grain may bo moistened. Con-
tlnuo tho sprinkling and mixing until
this result Id obtained. Then cover
Up tho grain with sacks or blankets
and nllow It to stand for at least two
hours, nfter which tlmo uncovor and
spread out so that it may thoroughly
dry. Tho germination of tho grr.ln
may bo affected unless tho grnln In
well dried after treatment,
Tho dipping method -Is performed
by putting tho samo solution In n bar
rel and dtlpplng tho grr.ln In sacks
Into tho solution, allowing It to re
main ten minutes. Tnko It out nnd
drain well; then plnco tho grain or
sacks In n pllo and cover with snckB
or blnnkets In tho minin ninnnnr no
tho sprinkling mothod, allowing It to
stand two hours, after which It
should bo thoroughly dried. Ono
pint of 40 per cent Formnllno to 10
gnllons of water Is enough to tront
2500 pounds of grain. In smaller
amounts It usually takes about two
gallons of solution to every 100
pounds or grain.
Wo havo at present very llttlo
smutty grr.ln In this section of tho
country nnd It will pay tho farmers
woll to treat ovory bit of seed grnln
planted In order that tho disease mny
not bo stnrlpd nn our fnriiio. Aftni
smut has obtained n foothold In tho
ground, it is necessary to plant other
crops than grains In the fleld for cno
or two years In order that It may dlo
out for want of food. Tho Formaline
costs but little, nnd tho treatment
will pay in every coco. Sacks from
which tho grnln Is emptied before
treatment Rhoulil nlun bn Rnnkml In
tho solution boforo grnln Is again
placed in them, or seed may bo re
infected ovon boforo tho planting.
THE DESCHUTES RANGER
j& jz? FOR APRIL j& x?
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Issued by Ciook County A hot met Co.
Carl O. Larson to Camilla Olcsoa
It. 9, blk. 100, lat add, Bend Pnrk.
John W. Strnhm ot ux to V G
Nichols mv so, b se 29; nv no 3J-15-11.
Cluronco L. Smith to First National
Bank Bend, chat 11 cows, ?!80,
John Wenandy to .las. H Mr
Monnmln h. s. house nnd fur., Its. 0.
7. blk. 20, Bond.
I.OVl D. Vlpt In Ktnltf tt'nnili H
13, blk. 5. Wlestorln.
l.nvl 11 Wnlat t,t Tlmo tr r
Its 15, 1(1, blk. 40, W'loatorln, $500.
Mnko Good Work Possible.
You cannot do good work while
your bowols ore sluggish or your liv
er torpid. Wm. O. E. Bielke, mali
nger Scott Hotel, Hnncock, Mich.,
says: "I gnvo Foloy Cathartic Tab
lots a thorough trial, and find thorn
mild but saro cathartic." Foloy
Cathartic Tablets novor grlpo or
cnuso nausea. They do away with
that drowsy, tired feollng and are
wholcsomo, clemming and healthful.
Most satisfactory for stout persons.
Patterson Drug Co. Adv.
Uso cracked corn for chicken feed
tho now Bond Flour Mill has It.
Adv. 50 tf
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Totruwv, oxaav.
YOUR HIVIigt ARTERS
This I id lei rut vim tliiougli its
Immcnso slc, splendid ser
vlic niiil low rntci to nil
Xortliueslcrucrs. It'n In tlio
center of things nml your
ti lends will bo proud to meet
j on there.
no Rooms $i on
till) Rooms' ullli hath. .(fit. 'SO
1(10 Rooms with bnth. .tjti!.t0
-(!( Lnrxo outHlito nuinis,
Until JS2.00
Etia prixm In room,
81.00 nddltlonnl
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TWO AllNUTliS WALK PROM Pt)ST()FPICIJ
GOOD ROOMS, (1001) AlliALS
GOOD SHUVICU IN HVKKY WAY
NOrilING UUTTUIt IN BUM). COAHJ AND SliE.
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DRAYINQ
Bend Hauling Co.
R. X. PALMERTOX
Wood for Sale
Olllco Willi It. P. Mlntcr
Olllro I'liouo Black (10
Residence Black -Vi'X
PLOWING DOXE.
Fraternal Socielies
I. O. O. F.
Bend Lodge Xn. 'J 1 8.
Regular meeting every Mon
day night nt 8 o'clock In Snth
or'u Hall. Visiting brother
cordially wolcome.
L. H. OLE8S, . a.
GEO. P. GOVE, Secretary.
Tho April number of Tho Des
chutes Ranger, Issued from tha local
Forest Olllco, has as a fro itispieco a
view of tho grado on tho fiparl.s l.iilto
road. Extracts from tho Rnngnr fol
low: According to Reclamation Service
ofllclals who hnvo been working In
thnt roglon rccontly, the olovntlon of
Fort Rock post olllco Is 1457 foot.
Tho olovntlon nt tho top of tho
"Rock" Is 4805 feot.
Lumber Is being hauled to tho Pino.
Mountain Ranger Station for a now
headiiuartora House at that place. It
lo tho plan to build a cottage 24 feot
square, with four rooms, n closet,
pantry nnd porch. Tho couBtructlon
work will be dona by Rnngor Viucont
assisted by Smith mid Austin.
Forest Rnngors Onoy and Smith
hnvo completed tho telephone lino
connecting tho Itoslnnd and Big
River Ranger Stntlons, n dlstanco of
nlco miles. With this portion com
pleted thoyi Is now u Forest Servlco
mho Tor tho entiro instnnco irom
lend to Pino Mountain Ranger Sta
tion sixty flvo miles. Tho lino will
ncntunlly sorvo as a trunk lino, con
necting with Crnno Prntrlo, Dnvls
Lake, Crescent, Fort Rock and other
points.
According to present plans tho
Paulina Forest will bo discontinued
as an ndmlnlstratlvo unit nnd Ino.T
pornted with tho Fromont, DeBchutCB
nnd Crater Forests on July 1.
A wagon road Is being construct
ed along tho south boundary of tho
Forest In tho Fort Rock Rnngor Dis
trict by Rancor Hnrrlmati, oxtondlng
In both directions from his headquar
ters In Section 17, Township 2 1 S.,
R. 14 East.
It Is oxpectod that Vernon V. Hnr-
nham will bo assigned to tho Dos
chutes Forost In tho near futuro ns
Doiiutv Forest Supervisor. Mr. Hnr-
pham was for n numbor of yoars ran
ger on tho Umpqun Forest. Since
1911 ho has been Deputy on tho
Oknnocan Forost.
Suporvlser Morrltt nnd Rnngors
Smith and Brlnkloy took an niito trip
Into, the Fort Rock nnd Pino Moun
tain roglons during tho first week In
April looking nfter Forost Service
' islneHS In thoso districts and koIiik
cvor plans for nuxt season s work
advisory board, and hns approved a
special rulo which will 10 lnsertod In
ovory permit that only puro-bred
Shorthorn or Hereford bulls bo al
lowed on tho Crnno Pralrlo and Des
chutes inngo.
Ranger South hns finished his
spring cleaning around tho Crescent
Ranger Station house and yard. Ho
has repaired tho Crescent Lake tolo-
phone lino to n point ono half niilo
west of tho Odoll Ranger Station.
Ho hns also measured tho dlstanco
along tho roads betwoon La Pino nnd
Crescent for tho placing of mile signs.
Altogether Mr. Smith has mndo 1110
now niilo nnd guide signs for his
district during tho past wlntor.
Try our Ico croum.
mncy, Adv.
Tho Owl Pluir-
IX THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE
COUNTY OF CROOK.
SUMMONS
Anna Brostoihous, Administratrix of
thu Estato of Gcorgo llrosturhous,
Deceased, Plaintiff, vs. Gcorgo F.
Harris, Defendant.
To Georgo F. Harris, nbovo nnniod
defendant;
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, you nro horoby ronulr-'j
ou io appear ami inswar tho com
plaint of tho plaintiff lllod against
you In the iiIiovb ontltled Court on
or boforo tho Inst dny of tho tlmo
prescribed In tho order for nitbllca-
tlon mndo herein to-wlt: tho second
dny of June, 1915, mid If you full
so to nnswar for v nt thereof tho
plaintiff will npply to t'e Court for
tho relief ptnyed for In the complaint
on lllo heroin to-wlt: for n Judgment
against you for tho sum of $900. 00,'
together with Intorost thoroon nt tho
rato of ten por cent per annum from
Deeembor 7. 1013, until paid, togeth
er with $100.00 nttornoy feou and
the costs nnd dlHliurtoinmits of this
action and for a decroo of the ubove,
eiitltlnd court that certain mortgage
Iwrlng (Into of tho 7tb day of De
cember, 1912, msdo and oxoouted by
vnu nociirlng snld riiiii nbovo men-
Mnnnl. niVMrlnir pnnvnvlhar titi.l .1-
Rnngors Vincent nnd Austin hnvo bribing lots No. llfniid 14 of Block
The Wri;ht
Is Bend's Leading Hotel
WHY?
It li n llrepionf buildings
It In thoroughly model li
lt In comfortable, commodious, clean-
ROOMS FllOM mi CENTS UP
The wants of nil mo Mitlsllcil well nt
THE WRIGHT HOTEL
Automobiles to nil Interior Points
THE WRIGHT HOTEL
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ttendqunrters for Commercial Atcii
Illectrlc Lighted Throughout
Special Attention to
Transient Travel
THE BEND HOTEL
Good Rnnms
Free bus to
and from trains
HUfflH O'KANI, MANAQUU
BEND, OREGON
Good Aleals
All nrrniigt-mcnt mndo for persons
desiring to so south and east of hero
Lil! lSeeJikMnatftiftTrOTuuiMw
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' nu irousru. iry ipcui;
AOaDlaJ la Lfl I'mnbe IStMliwcll uul
f tnjll BA1BA. flu, VbIiIaIiU Hi.
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uiwnMuiif ini, utA,wn.c
Th Oma. I L LUlr Co 3utl
POLK'S-
OREGON and WASHINGTON
Business Directory
A Directory of each Cllr, Town and
Vlllaie, clvlnr deicrlptlve ekelch ot
each place, location, population, tele
crapb. (blpplnr and banklnc point;
alio Claaalfled Directory, compiled lr
limine" and protctilon. A
L it. i. roue co, BE.vm.xs .
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O'DONNELL BROTHERS
UNION MARKET
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ONE CENT
A WORD IS ALL A
LITTLB WANT AD
WILL COST YOU.
cMiiDlotod tho repairs on tho Alltiu;
t ham RniiKor Stntlon Iioiifo. TIiIn
i houo Is an old ono thnt was rebuilt
i when the Station wna withdrawn
S'"co that tlmo It Iibb boon Kradually
settling. Thin year a caroful oxam-
'n tlon was made and It was found
that tho floor Jolstu and sills worn
I su badly rotted that most of them
hod to bo ropiarod. this worK iim
been dono, as woll as n numbor of
other necossary repairs. .
At prorent It Is planned to build
th-n tflenhono lino from tho Pln
Mountain lino through to Rancor
Harr'man'a hendqunrters by way of
I tho Ico Cavo, heRlnnlns May 1st. Tho
j total length of this new lino will bo
twenty miles.
SuporvUor Morrltt and Racers
Smith and Vincent attended a moot
ing of the Tumnlo Ileef Ilreeders' As
sociation at Sisters on Saturday.
Apr'l 3. The meeting was callod by
tho officials of tho association In or
dor to secure as new members th
users of tho rnnco UvluB In tho vi
cinity ot SIstors, and Li mnko plan
for handllnB stock during tho comlnif
season. AH nut nvo pormmeoB on
21 of Ilend, Crook County, Orecon
)e foreclosed and that Mid real
pioporty. described therein bo sold
bv tho Shorlff of Crook Countv, Ore
eon. In tho milliner provided by'law,
and noeordliiK to the jimcllno of this
c urt nnd thnt tho proceeds of said
t-nle bo applied:
First: In tho payment of tho costs
and charKoi of making said solo nnd
Second: To the payment of plain
tiff's Judgment, Incliislvo of Attor
ney fens. Interests and costs and that
upon said niilo IipItk mado tho plain
tiff may becomo tlio purchnsnr there
at and that thereafter tho defendant
and all persons claiming under, by or
through him bo fnroor barred and
foreclosed of any right, title or In
terest In or to wild property or any
portion tlio roof tavlnx and except I iik!
only tho statutory rUht nf rodoinp-i;
tlon nnd mat tlio piatntltl hnvo Jtiug
nmnt and oxeeutlnn agnlnst tho prop
erty of tho defendant, (loorgo F. Har
ris, for any deficiency remaining up
on said Judgment after applying the
proceeds of tho sale of said real
property properly nppllcahl thorn-.
and for each othr and further rule'
The New
Perkins Hotel
PORTLAND, OREGON
C. II. SHAKER, MimiiKur.
Ilniidy to large stores, theatres and banks
Comfortable and Convenient
A Restaurant of high ela.ss with very moderate
priees in Connection
ROOM RATES: With bath $1.50 up
With bath privileges SI up
the Slaters range havo now Joined the , ns to the Court may seem meet and
association. Jurt
According to an nnnouncomont Mils summons Is served iiikhi you
mado by tho District Forester at I" !"ii.lJctdlnn theroof for six S'io
Portland, it Is shown that the For- c '' v. irks In The Hand Hulletln.
est Servlco during last season orulc- n wikly newwiaper of Rcneral clr-
ed 11C, CIO acres In Oregon anil li.- ruianon, puniiiiieu in iienu. uni
nio acres In Washington. Of this
amount , approximately 13,000 was
covored on the Deschutes last fall,
and 15,000 acres last spring. Alto
gether, there have been covored by
Intensive timber crtuslng work a to
tal of over 175,000 acres on this for-
The District Forester has official
ly recognized the Upper Deschutes
Livestock Association through their
County. Oregon, bv ordor of tho llon-
o'ablo V. U. Ilradshaw. Judt;e of the
Clroult Court of Crook County. Stuto
of Orec.nn, which ordor wns dated the
10th day or April. 1915. the dato or
Hi- first publication brlnx the 21st
iir. or April, 1915, hi.i1 tho date or
the last publication being tho 2nd day
of June. 191 6.
VERNON A. FORnrfi
7 13c Attorney for tho Plaintiff
CENTRAL OREGON'S ,'- '. actiiiisnt,
i " K-tiinivrr PI.ATU (Jl.AKS. At'TOMO.
Leading INSURANCE Agency nii.i:, hirktv iionhh.
REAL ESTATE
City and Farm Property
AUBREY Lots $150 to $350
HEIGHTS ( TERMS: $5 Cash and
OROKLA)
$3 Monthly
IKRIOATim LANDS A HPIX'IAIIV
J. A. EASTES
Olllro ou Oregon Street
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