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PAGE 11,
illlE OBTAINS
iHflS of WAY
STRAHORN ENGINEER
IS BUSY IN SOUTH
Lino Will II"" South From Ccdnrvlllo
to I'liui"lKt Nevmln Sajs Ciena
Will )o WoiklnK l'rom Rend As
Soon Ah Jiiist cl)cl Is (liven.
Klamath Falls Herald.)
CEDARVILLE, Cal.. May 23.
Chief Hnglnoor Poguo of tho Strnhorn
railroad project, or tho Oregon, Cal
Ifornln nnd Eastern lino, has been
obtaining rights of way In tho Sur
prise valley, south from Ccdnrvlllo
to Flannlgan, Novada, at tho cross
ing of tho Westorn Pacific and tho
Kernley and Lassen road.
As soon as tho citizens of Lako
.,iotiv firncon. nrovtdo tho necessary
l rights of way through tholr section,
so tho onginoor can ucicrmino mo
actual routo north of Cedarvlllo, tho
work of obtaining rights north of
Ccdnrvlllo to tho Oregon town will
bo commenced.
Thoro nro three survoys leading
north from Cedarvlllo, of which two
pass through Fandango canyon to
ward Lakovlow, nnd tho third goes
out through meadow lnnd, and tho
deeds provldo for tho fencing of tho
vmil liv tho railroad and tho build-
lag of culverts. It Is provided In tho
deeds that If tho road Is not in oper
ation within twenty four months tho
property will rovort to tho grantors.
If tho residents of tho I.akovlow
section glvo tho necessary rights of
way n routo through Fandango pass
will ho used, but If they fall tho
routo will pass through Warnor" val
ley Chief Engineer lloguo refuses to
stato which railroad his lino will
tnnko connection with at Flannlgan,
( but declares construction crows will
li worklnc from Uond. Oregon, on
tho Hill uystom to Flannlgan, No
adn, tho day tho deod for tho last
right of way Is made.
At the Movies
Tho last weok cavo tho movlo go-
ere In nond sovornl rnro troats In
'fllmdom. It Is plainly apparont that
tho thentro managers aro working
hard to obtain for tholr patrons the
best films to bo secured.
Dioimi Theatre.
Pearl White. In Hazol Kirk, do
llghted n packed houso on Sunday
evening In tho delightful Kentucky
romance Last night tho theatre
could not contain tho crowd that
camo to seo tho Memorial Day foat
uro. "Tho-Natlon's Peril." It was a
Mm full of action and reality.
Manager Hudow has n strong bill
this weok. Olga Potrovn, ono of tho
tavorltes of tho lllm, whoso name Is
us striking as Theda Ilara, c'omos to
night In "What Will tho Pooplo Sny."
Another of the "What Happened to
Mary Pago" will be seen on Thurs
day night. This corlal Is waxing
Veen with Interest. On Friday ovon
Ing tho Dream will show tho undor
world dramn, featuring HossIo Par
rlscalo In "Tho Painted Soul." On
Sunday ovonlng Ncnco O'Noll appears
In "Souls In Pondage."
L Item! Thentro.
R Tho goers to tho Pond Theatre
Tiero given n ironi iiihi. tvuuiiunuiij
night In tho first nppoaranco In Pond
of Sarah Pernhardt In "Joanno Doro"
In this rolo "Dlvlno Sarah" was Ideal
portraying poworfully tho part of a
heart broken mother. "Tho Pack"
iias tho strongest production of tho
week. Allco Prady has no peer In
the rolo such as sho took. The play
wns lntonso and fult of human Inter
est throughout.
This week managers Catlow and
Doonar havo on their bill "The Crip
pled Hand." Tonight, a Pluoblrd
film which Is a modern Clnderllla
story built around modorn Industrial
conditions; "Tho Unknown," a Para
mount picture, tho setting of which
lu laid In Algeria and tolls the story
of a father's merciless persecution of
his son; "Tho Cheat," with Fannie
Ward and tho famous Japanese actor
Sessuo Hayakawa comes on Sunday
evening. This film has for Its set
ling tho famous Pusch gardens In
Pasadena, California.
Saturday and Sunday pictures of
tho Redmond track meet will be
shown.
A desirable bread knlfo free with
overy nnnunl subscription to The
Iend Pulletln.
See J. Ryan &. Co., for farm land
lor.ns. Adv.
Seo Edwards for good houso paint
ing. Adv. ,
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE Tt) COXTUACTOH.S.
Sealed bids for clearing, grubbing,
placing culverts, constructing wooden
bridges, and grading on portions of
Tho Dallos-Callfornla Highway lu
Crook county, Oregon, will bo re
ceived by tho Stato Highway Commis
sion nt tho ofTlce of H. J. Overturf,
Pend, Oregon, until 10:00 o'clock n.
m of tho 15th day of Juno, 191C.
Plans may bo seen and proposal
blanks with form of contract and
specifications and all othor Informa
tion regarding tho work may bo ob
tained from the Stato Engineer, or
hln ropresontnttve at tho olllco of II.
J Overturf, Pend, Orogon.
Cash, blddor's , bond or certified
check for at loast' G per cent of tho
nmount of each bid will bo required
with each proposal. Should tho suc-
cocsrul blddor to whom tho contract
Is awarded fall to oxecuto tho same,
such cash bond or certified check
shall bo forfeited to tho Stato nnd tho
same shall bo Its property. All oth
er ensh bonds and checks will bo re
turned to tho uiiBMccessful bidders
who submitted same.
Surety bond In amount of no per
cent or bid will bo required with cou
.tract
Right Is reeerved to reject nnv or
all proposals or to accotit tho bid or
bids doomed best for Crook county
and tho Stato of Oregon.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION,
John II. Lowls, State Englnoor.
Salem, Orogon, May 2!, 191C. 13-He
NOTICE FOR PURMCATION.
Department of tho Interior, U. S.
Land Ofllco nt Tho Dalles, Oregon,
May 25th, 191G.
NOTICE Is horoby given that Anr-
on D. Norton, of MIHlcan, Oregon,
who, on March 11th, 1911, mado
Homestead Entry, No. 08311, for
iLots 1-2. S14 NEVi and SEV4. Sec
tlon fi, Township 20 South, Rango
ID East. Wlllamotto Meridian, lias
fllod notlco of Intention to mako Fin
al Thrco Year Prf, to establish
claim to tho lnnd nbove described,
boforo II. O. Ellis, U. S. Commlalson
or, at Pond, Orocon, on tho 10th day
of July, 191G.
Claimant names ns witnesses
Goorgo MIHlcan, Fred G. Klgor, Ef-
flo M. Conwny. of MIHlcan, Oregon:
Otis C. Honklo, Henry P. Ford, of
Pond, Oregon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK.
13-17p. Roglstor
NOTICE VOll IMPLICATION.
Department of tho Interior, U. S.
Land Ofllco at Tho Dalles, Oregon,
May 22. 191C.
NOTICE Is horoby given that Earl
J. Fleming, of MIHlcan, Orogon, who,
on Novembor 23rd. 1912, mad-J
Homestoad Entry. No. 0109C0, for
SEU Section 2G, T. 20 S It. 10 E.,
and Lots 3-4, E SWVi, Section 30,
Township 20 South, Rango 17 East,
Wlllamotto Meridian, has fllod notlco
of lntontlon to mako Final Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to tho
land above described, boforo H, C.
Ellis, U. S, Commissioner, at Pend,
Oregon, ou tho Gth day of July, 191(1.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Gilbert O. Daughenhaugh, Samuel I.
Daughenbaugh, Clemenco E MaBtel
lar, Orlea O. King, John E. Murphy,
all of Pond, Orogon.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK.
12-JCp. Register.
Y;,wt'?'iVi' .'. '" '"""'"'. '" lf'f'fi
vmiwMymvmwnrmi'Mmia
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THAR'S some things we have to
learn to like-such as olives an
hard work. Thar's others we take
to naturally-such as Baseball Games
an' VELVET- 0tff
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jEOESSEESESa
NOTICE FOR Pl'llMCATION.
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Ofllco nt The Dalles, Orogon,
May 22, 1916.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
Frank Hurwltz, of MIHlcan. Oregon,
who, on March 31st, 1913, male
Homestead Entry No, 011501 and on
Februnry 28th. 1914. made addition
al Homestead Entry, No. 012G92, for
SEA Section 3, W$ NEV4, W.S
Utf, section 10, Township 20 South,
Rango 14 East, Wlllnmotto Morldlan,
has filed notlco of Intention to ninke
Final Threo Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before 11. C. Ellis, U. S. Commission
er, nt Pend, Oregon, on tho Oth day
of July, 19 1G.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Orlea O. King, Vrothers, Oregon,
Samuel J. Robncker. Clifton L. Ev
ans, Elmer E. Culllson, David C.
uogers, Martlia E. rorgoy, all of
MIHlcan, Oregon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK,
12-1 Op. .Register.
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF
LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST.
Notlco is hereby given that tho lands
described below, ciubraclne 90 acres
within tho Deschutes National Forest,
Oregon, will be subject to settlement
and entry under tho provisions of
tho homestead laws of tho United
States and tho act of Juno 11, 190G
(34 Stat., 233), at tho United States
land ofllco at The Dalles, Oregon, on
July 20, 191C. Any settlor who was
actually nnd in good fnlth claiming
any of said lands for agricultural
purposes prior to January 1, 1900,
and has not abandoned same, has a
preference right to imiko n homestead
entry for tho lands actually occupied.
Said lands wore listed upon tho ap
plications of tho porsons mentioned
below, who havo a proforenco right
subject to tho prior right of nny
such settler, provided such settler or
applicant Is qualified to mako home
stead entry and tho proforenco right
Is exorcised prior to July 20, 191G.
on which dnto tho lands will bo sub
ject to settlement and entry by any
qualified porson. Tho lands aro as
follows: Tho ZVi SWH. and tho NE
Vi of Lot 3 (10 acres) Sec. 30, T. 19
S., R. 1 1 E.. W. M., 90 ncres, appli
cation or M. L. Hinds, Jennings
Lodgo. Oregon: List G-1811. May
10, 191G. D. K. PARROTT, Acting
Assistant Commissioner of tho Gen
oral Land Olllco. 13-lGc
NOTICE FOR PUHLICATIOX.
Department of tho lntorlor, U. fl.
Lnnd Ofllco, at Tho Dallos, Oregon,
May 13. 191G.
NOTICE Is horoby given that Snm-
uel J. Hobackor, or Pond, Oregon,
who, on Februnry 4th. 1913. mado
Homestoad Entry. No. 0112GI, for
EVit Section 3G, Township 19 South,
Rango 14 East, Wlllamotto Meridian.
has filed notlco of Intention to mako
Final Threo Year Proof, to establish
claim to tho land nbove described,
Poforo H. C. Ellis, U. S. Commission
er, at Pond, Oregon, on tho 20th day
of Juno, 191G.
Claimant names as wltncssos:
Petor P. Johnson, John E. Johnson,
David C. Rogers, Levi V. Smith, How
ard F. Dyer, all ot MIHlcan, Oregon;
Daniel W. Peelor, of Pond, Oregon.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK,
11-lGp Register
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
Py vlrtuo of nn execution duly Is
suod by tho clork of tho Circuit
Court of tho County of Multnomah,
Stato of Oregon, dated this 4th day
of May, 191G, In a cortaln action tn
Hip Circuit Court for tho said Coun
t and Stato, whoroln D. II. Smith,
Plaintiff, recovered Judgment against
W. J. LogiiB, nnd E. E. Dahl, Defend
ants, for tho sum of Flvo HundroJ
Dollars with lntorost nt tho rnto rf
G per cent por annum from tho 25th
day of January, 1916, and accru
ing costs.
Notlco Is heroby given that I will,
on Saturday, tho 10th day of Juno,
1916, at tho North front door of tho
courthouso In Prlncvlllo, In said
county, nt 10 o clock In tho foro
noon or said day, soil at public auc
tion, to tho highest blddor ror casli,
all right and title that tho abovo
namod defendant W. J. Logus, hns
or had at date or said juagmoni in
tim following doscrlbod nroporty, to-
wlt: Tho Southeast qunrtor of tho
southeast nuarter or Hcctlon soven,
nnd tho northoost quartor of tho
northeast quarter or section oigni
oon nil In Township Twenty, south
of Range oloven, oast of tho Wlllam
etto Meridian In Crook county, Oro-
6n' E. P. KNOX.
Sheriff of Crook County.
Dated at Prinovlllo, Oregon, this
8th day of Mav. 191G.
Pv FLOYD A. ROWELL,
10-14c Deputy
NOTICE OF SALE OF CORPORATE
STOCK FOR DELINQUENT AS
SKSSMENTS TO ENFORCE THE
K.ivuiATM THEREOF.
whnrnns nn nmiftars from the Cor
porate records or tno uoscnutes ucc-
lamation n irrigation iuiiijuiir,
Alphonso Provost, wIiobo address is
Dninviiin Vnntnnn. is tho owner ot
tho capital stock of said corporation
reprosenieu liy one coruutmo ui um
shares, said certificate) being, number
104 and
Whereas, there Is due and 'unpaid
upon said G2 shares of stock assess
ments amounting to $2.02 por sharo,
,.i.i.nllll nt tills date 1104.77.
Now therefore, notlco Is heroby
given that on Saturday, tno 3rd aay
of June, 1916, at tho hour of 10
o'clock a. m., nt tho South East cor
ner of Pond street and Greenwood
nvenue in tho City of Pood, Crook
County, Oregon, In front of Charles
Poyd's butcher shop, said stock or
l m.itt thoronf n mar hn sufficient
au .u. . - - w
will bo sold at public auction to tho
highest bidder ror csn io pay um
assessments. Including Interest to the
date of sale, togethor with costs and
accruing costa.
Dated this 3rd day or May. iio
Tho DESCHUTES RECLAMATION
& IRRIGATION COMPANY.
Ry CHARLES IIOYD, President.
Py C S. nENSON, Becv -Tress.
Corporate seal of D. R. & I Com
pany. 9-13c
NOTICE OF SALE OF CORPORATE
STOCK FOR IIELINQFEXT AS
8ESSMEXTS TO ENFORCE THE
PAYMENTS THEREOF.
Whereas as appears from tho Cor
porate records of tho Deschutes Rec
lamation & Irrigation Company,
Fanny Harclay, whoso address Is
Madras, Oregon, Is tho owner of tho
capital stock of said corporotlon, rep
resented by ono certificate of 5S G-.1
shares, said certificate being number
86 and,
Whereas, thero Is duo nnd unpaid
upon said GS G-Gl shares of stock aa
ecssmonts amounting to $1 40 par
slmre, aggregating nt this dato
$81.20.
Now therefore notlco Is hereby
given that on Saturday, tho 3rd day
of June, 191G, nt tho hour of 10:30
o'clock a. m., at tho South East cor
ner of Pond street nnd Greenwood
nvenuo in tho City of Pond, Crook
County, Oregon, In front of Charles
Poyd's butcher shop, Bald stock ur
so much thereof as may bo sufficient
will bo sold nt public auction to tho
highest bidder for cash to pay said
assessments, Including Interest to tho
dato of solo, togother with costs and
accruing costs.
Dated this 3rd day of May, 191G.
The DESCHUTES RECLAMATION
& IRRIGATION COMPANY,
Ry CHARLES POYD, Presldoiit.
Py C S. PENSON, Socy.-Troas.
Corporate seal ot D. R. & I Com
pany. 9-13c.
NOTICE OF SALE OF CORPORATE
STOCK FOR DELINQUENT AS
SESSMEXTS TO ENFORCE THE
l'AYM EXTS Til EREOF.
Whorens as appears from the Cor
porate records ot tho Deschutes Rec
lamation & Irrigation Company,
C. T. Pnrclny, whoso address is Mad
ras, Oregon. Is tho ownor or tho cap
ital stock of said corporation, repre
sented by ono cortlflcato of 77 2G-G1
shares, said cortlflcato being num
ber 94, nnd
Whcrcns thoro Is duo and unpaid
upon said 77 2R-G1 shares of stock
assessments amounting to $0.5S per
share, aggregating nt this dato
$14. 9G.
Now therefore notlco la heroby
given thnt on Saturday, tho 3rd day
of Juno, 1910, ut tho hour of 10:4G
o clock a. in,, at tho South IC.iBt cor
ner of Pond Btrcct and Greenwood
nvenuo in tho City of Pond, Crook
County, Oregon, In front of Chnrlcs
Poyd's butcher shoji, said stock or
so much thereof as may bo sufTlclont
will bo sold at public auction to tho
highest bidder for cash to pay said
assessments, Including Interest to tho
dnto of snlo, togethor with costs nnd
nccrulng costs.
Dated this 3rd day of May. 1916.
Tho DESCHUTES RECLAMATION
& IRRIGATION COMPANY.
Py CHARLES POYD. President.
Py C. S. PENSON, Socy.-Trens.
Corporato seal ot D. R. & I. Com
pany. 9-133.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR CROOK
COUNTY.
Scaulon-Glpson Lumbor Compnny, a
corporation, Plaintiff vs. Alfred II.
Hogcro, Augustus Preston, Gcorgo
E. Hydo, Trustee Frauds 1). Clark
and Lena P. Clnrk, Defendants.
SUMMONS.
To Alfrod II. Rogers, Augustus Pros
ton, Gcorgo E. Hydo, Tructua,
Francis P. Clnrk and Lena P.
Clark, Dofcndnnts In tho nbovo
unmed suit and to ench of you.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON:
You and ench or you aro horoby
required to appear and answer tho
complaint fllod against you In tho
abovo entitled suit and Court on or
boforo tho 10th day of Juno, 1916,
nnd if you fnll so to npponr and an
swer, plaintiff will apply to tho court
for the relief prayed for In Its com
plaint, to-wlt:
Thnt you nnd ench of you bo vo
qulrcd to sot forth tho nature of
your claims .In nnd to tho followlm;
described renl property, to-wlt.
Southwest qunrtor (8WW) of Boo
tlon Ten (10), and tho Southonst
qunrtor (SE4) of Section (9) of
Township Nlnoteon (19) South,
Rnngo Twelvo (12) East, W. M., nnd
That all ndverso claims of you n.id
of each of you bo determined by tho
hovo Court, and that you and each
of you bo forovcr barred from nsBor'
Ing or claiming nny Interest In or io
tho property nbovo described, or an.1
part thorcof, ndverso to this plnln
tiff; a d decreeing that tho pliil-i-tiff's
tIMo to tho said promises nnd
(ho whole thereof, Is a good and valid
title nnd thnt tho plaintiff owns tho
srmo In feo slmplo free and clonr f
any and nil clnlms or Interest of you
or of either of you, nnd for such
other and furthor relief ns to tho
Court may seom oquttablo In tho
premises.
This summons Is. published by or-
YOU CLEAN
UP THE HOUSE
VK'I(' CLEAN YOl'R LINEN,
CLOTHES, SILK' DRESSES, Etc.
"UL'T lOUK DUDS IN OUR SUDS"
Bend Steam Laundry.
A ND DRY CLEAMNQ
Aaoes and &entlme
LEARNLDANCE
NEW CLASS NOW FORMING
S&itwdlay Eveannirag 730 to R
sathek's hall
Exveht Instructor
CtnU Per Lesion
THE QUESTION IS:
How aro you going to get your
plumbing dono In a thoroughly
ofllclont mnnnor? Wo enn an
swer that by tolling you whero
to get good plumbing done -RIGHT
HERE. Wo nro going
to prove our stntomont by refci
rlng you to hundrods of pleased
patrons, merely lor tho asking.
HumbiiiK, Roofing, Furnace Work, Sheet Metal Work
of All Kinds.
Central Oregon Plumbing and Heating Company
PHONE KED II J. E. ENGEP.RETSON. MGK.
itiw Hy
SNOW CgL SHIELDS
Blaeksmifh Shop
Near Eait End ol New County Dodge
Wagon Work, Horscsho
GENERAL ULACKSMITIIING
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dor of tho Honorablo T. E. J. Duffy,
Judgo ot tho abovo entitled Court,
which ordor wns mado on tho 24th
day of April, 191C, nnd which order
prescribed thnt this summons bo pub
lished In Tho Bond Hullotln, a wcokl)
nowspnpor of gonornl circulation,
printed nnd published In Pond, Crook
county, Orogon, tor n period ot six
(C) wooks.
Tho dato of tho first publication of
this summons Is April 2(lth, 1910.
VERNON A. FORIIES,
S-Mc. Attorney for tho Plnltitl'f.
NEW PERKINS HOTEL
Fifth nJ Wellington Slieeti
PORTLAND. OREGON
Centrally Located
SMS
The Hotel for YOU
Room Kates $1.00 per day,
More if you wish to pay.
Excellent Restaurant in connection.
Kreakfnst and Luncheon '25 cents.
Dinner JM Cents.
Continuous service at very moderate
prices.
Hotel Benson
PORTLAND, OREGON
We believe that there is no Hotel
in the entire United States more
hnndsoiiiflj furnished or that oilers
more to the traveller.
KATES 81.50 and up without bath.
$2.00 and up with bath.
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