T1IK m-:XI IIULLETIX, IJEX1), ONE., WEDNESDAY, JUXE 21, 101(1. PAGE It, LOCAL SCHOOL ELECTION HELD J. P. KEYES IS CHOSEN DIRECTOR Succeed .T. X. Hunter D. 51. Davis Ri'comcs Clcilc for Coining Ycnr .Meeting Discusses Itiilldlns mid Sites Options nro Listed. .1. P. Koyca was elected a member ot tlio local school board, and D. 51. Davis, clerk, at tho election on 5Ion lny. Mr. Keyes succeeds J. N. Hun ter, who has been a member of tho board for tho past threo years. Mr. Davis succeeds H, J. Overturf, clerk of tho District 12 board slnco 1912. Although neither candidate wns opposed by any other nominee, 5Ir. Overturf declining a nomination for ro-electlon, Gcorgo S. Young's namo was written In for clerk by a number of voters. Tho final vote stood: Da vis 2G, Young 17. Mr. Koyca re ceived 45 votes. In all 48 ballots wero cast, or moro than a third less than In last year's election. Tho mooting was called for 10 o' clock and at that hour 18 votors were present, but no member of tho school board. At 10:21, after being tele phoned for, Director Smith and Clerk Overturf appeared. Tho mooting was called to order soon aftor and at 11:31 Director Larson camo In. Di rector Hunter did not attend tho meeting. In addition to tho oloctlon of of ficers tho meeting heard a summary of tho financial report for tho year and engaged In a wandering discus sion of school sites and buildings. This was started by a statement by Jlr. Smith as to building sites option ed by tho board. These include a block in Wles- torla owned by L. D. Wlest, tho re mainder of tho block on which tho high, school building stands, owned by Tho Hend Co., and others, tho water tower block and a block near the Tumalo bridge In Park addition, owned by The Hend Co. No property has been optioned on the west side of tho river. Of tho now ofilclnls, Mr. Koyca Is general manager of tho Hrooka-Scniv Ion Lumber Co., and formerly see rotary of The Hend Co. Jlr. Davis Is in tho Insurances business. Pesters vailing on tno voters to elect J. P. Keycs, director and Geo. S. Young, clork, and signed "Hend .Ladles Committee Mrs. II. K. Hrooks, Mrs. T. A. McCauu and others," wero circulated on Saturday nnd Sun day but 'so far as could bo learned nono of tho commlttco attended tho meeting. Intlinim .Man's Experience, Frank Mosoley, Mooro's Hill, Ind., writes: "I was troubled with almost constant pains In my Bides and back, Great relief was apparent after tho first doco of Foley Kidney Pills and In 48 hours all pain loft mo." Foloy Kidney Pills make tho kidneys nctlvo nnd healthful nnd otop Bleep-disturbing bladder ailments. Sold every where. :Adv. ESTABLISH AUTO .MAIL SERVICE. Auto rural frco delivery between nend nnd Alfalfa will become effec tive on July 1, according to Post master Henry 11. Ford. Tho Borvlco will bo.In chnrgo of Claudo Kollcy. Consldernblcl nlorost has boon shown by business men In extending tho lim its of tho auto servlco to lncludo tho Powell Hutted Istrlct and tho vicin ity about Alfalfn. Tho dlstanco thnt would bo covered under Ills plan would bo approximately CO miles. A recommendation to this effect Is said to have been inado to tho poBt olllco department. Tho Nelson Clothing Company will open for business, carrying n fine new line of men's furnishings at 8H8 Bond Street, on SATURDAY, JUNE 21 The stock is the very best. We invite you to come in. We will give you the best of clothing service. Ihe Nelson Clothing Company 838 Bond Street LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE OF CORPORATE STOCK FOR DELINQUENT AS SESS.MEXTS TO ENFORCE THE PAY5IEXTS THEREOF. Whereas as appears from tho cor porate records of the Deschutes Rec lamation & Irrigation Company, h. A. llrnndcnburgh whose address Is Hend, Oregon, Is tho owner of the capital stock of ot.id corporation, represented by two ccitlflcatcs of f2 shores end 25 25-.l slimes, Bald cer tlllcates being numbered respective' ly 3 and 84, In all "7 2C-51 Bhnrcs and Whereas, there Is duo and unpaid at this dnto upon said Bhares, assess ments nggregatltiK $14 1.01. which with Interest will aggregate $146.50 on tho dato of solo hereof named, or tno sum or ?i.su per share. Now, therefore, notlco 13 hcroby given that on Saturday, tho 22nd dny u, July, 1016, at the hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at tho South cast corner of Hond street and Green, wood avenuo In the City of Hend Crook County, Oregon, In front of Charles Hoyd s butcher shop, Bald stock or so much thoreof ao may bo necessary will bo sold nt public auc t Ion to tho highest bidder for cash to pay sold assessments, Including In torest to the dato of sale, ns afore said, together with' coats and accru ing costs. Dated this 21st day of Juno. 191C THE DESCHUTES RECLAMATION & IRRIGATION COMPANY, Corpornto Boal D. R. &. I. Co. Hy CHARLES HOYD, President. Ily C. S. HENSON, 1C-20 c Socy-Trcas. NOTICE OF SALE OF CORPORATE STOCK FOR DELINQUENT AS SESSMENTS TO ENFORCE THE PAY5IHNTS THEREOF. WhcrooB as nppT.ia from tho cor pornto records of tho Doschuten Hoc' lr.matlon & Irrigation Company, Lowls E. Coryollo, whoso nddress Is Redmond, Oregon, Is tho owner of tho capital stock of said corporation represented by one certlllcntc, bolng number 40, of i2 Bhnrcs nnd Whereas, there Is duo and uupnld at this dato upon suld sharos, as sessments aggregating $46.55, which with Interest will aggrcgnto JIS.47, on tho dato of solo hereafter named or tho Bum ot $.93 per ahnro. Now, thoroforo, notlco Is heroby given thnt on Saturday, tho 22nd dny of July, 1016, nt tho hour of 10:15 o'clock In tho foronoon. at tho South east comer of Hond street and Green wood avenuo In tho City of Hond, Crook County, Oregon, In front of Charles Hoyd'a butcher Bhcp, oald stock or bo much thereof ns limy bo culllclcnt will bo sold nt public auc tion to tho highest bidder for ensh to pay said ussessmonts, Including In terest to tho date of sale, na afore said, together with costs and accru ing costs. Dated this 21st day of Juno, 1916. THE DESCHUTES RECLA5IATION & IRRIGATION COMPANY, Corporato son! I). It. & I. Co. y CHARLES HOYD, Prcsldont. Hy C. S. HENSON, 16-20 c Socy-Treas. Mother's Cozy Story Hour is eagerly looked forward to where homes are com fortably and evenly heated. Ideal outfits have changed million of houses into homes. Mothers and children ere healthier and happier and have more time for ctories and play than is possible in shivery or clamy A 17 rooms with old MERICANx IDEAL a&r- ii Radiators -Mboilers Easily and quickly put in. You will wonder how you ever did without this fuel and labor-saving heat. For "OLD or NEW" buildings big work savers last forever no dust or gases. ' A phone call will bring us together just to talk u over, lung us up. CARLSON & LYONS Plumbing and Heating i Kill NOTICE OF CONTEST. Department of tho Interior. United States Land Olllco, Tho Dalles, Oro- gon, Juno 2, 1916. To Julius O. Snndborg, of Abcrdcon, Wash., Contcstco: You nro heroby notified thnt Nolco Doludo, who gives Rend. Oregon, ns his post-ofllco address, did' on April 3, 1916, fllo In this olllco his duly corroborated application to contest nnd scciiro tho cancellation of your llomogtesd Entry No. , Sorlnl No. 013831, mode Soptombor 4, 1914. for Ety Section 29, Township 20 8., Rango 17 E. Willamette 5Iorl(1lnn, and ns grounds for his contest ho al lows that said Julius O. Snndborg has failed to rosldo upon or cultivate said land or nny pnrt thereof; that said entryman, ns I am Informed nnd liollevo, nnd thoroforo stnto, has wholly abandouod Hold tract for more than six months Inst past. You nro, thoroforo, furthor noti fied that the said allegations will bo taken as confessed, and your said entry will bo canceled without fur thor right to bo hoard, olthur before this olllco or on appeal, If you fall to file In this olllco within twenty days after tho FOURTH publication of this notice, as shown below, your answer, under oath, Rpeclflcnlly re- spondlnK to those allegations of cnn-i text, together with duo proof that i you have served a copy of your an-' swer on the snld contestant oltlier In I person or by rogistjirod mall. i You should Btnto In your answer I tho iwn:e of tho post olllco to which , you desire future notices to be sent , to you. ' i H. FRANK WOODCOCK, Register. Date of Ilrst publication June 7,' 1916. j Date of second publication Juno 14. 1910. Dnte of third publication Juno 21, 1916. Dn,c. ot fourth publication Juno 28jl01fl. 14.17c NOTICE FOR PUHLICATION. Doiinrtmpnf rr Hm T.ni.. t, n Land Olllce at Tho Dalles, Oregon!! NOTICE Is heroby given that Clif ton L. Evans, ono of tho heirs and for the heirs of Thomas T. Evans, deceased, of Hend, Oregon, who, on January 9th, 1913, made Homestead Entry No. 011153 and on Novembor 7th, 1911 tnndo additional Homestead Entry. No 012205, for SW'i, Section 10. NV V, Rppttnn IV T.ttvnaiiii. on South, Range II Enst. Willamette Jlorldian. uns Hied notice of Inten tion to make Flnnl Threo Year Proof to OEtaMish claim to tho land above described, before II. C. Ellis. U. S. uommissioner, nt Hend. Oregon, on tho 13th day of July, 1910. Claimant names as witnesses: Elmer E. Culllson, Frank llurwttz. David Rogers, Howard F. Dyer, all of Mllllcan. Oregon. 11. FRANK WOODCOCK, 14-lSp. Register. NOTICE FOR PUHLICATION. Donnrtlllnllt nf tlm tntnrlnr IT a Land Olllco nt Tho Dalles. Oregon, Mnv 25th. lDlfi. NOTICE Is hereby given that Aar on i. .Norton, of Mllllcan, Oregon, who, on March 11th, 1911, made Homestead Entrv. 'n 0S!I11 tnr Lots 1-2. S NEtf and SEi. Sec tion u. lownsnip u south, Rnngo 1C East. Wlllaiuotto Meridian, has llled notlco of Intontlcn to mnko Fln nl Threo Year Proof, to establish cioim to tlio land above described, beforo II. C. Ellis, U. S. Commlsison cr, nt Hend, Orecon, on tho 10th day of July. 1910. Claimant nnmea na witnesses: George Mllllcan, Fred O. Klger, Ef- flO M. Coiiwnw nf MIIHrnn nravmi Otis C. Henkle, Henry II. Ford, of iiumi, uregou. II. FRANK WOODCOCK, 13-17p. Register NOTICE FOR PUHLICATION. Department of tho Interior. U. 8. Land Olllco nt Tho Dnllos, Oregon, May 22. 1910. NOTICE Is hereby given that Earl J. Fleming, of Mllllcnn, Oregon, who. on November !!!tnl. in l . mnri.i Homestead Entry, No. 010960. for aavt oecuon su, T, SU S U. 10 E., nnd Lots 3-1, E SWtf , Section 30, Township 20 South, Rnngo 17 East. Wlllnmetto .Morldlnn, Iiob llled notlco of Intention to mnko Flnnl Threo Yenr Proof, to ostnbllsh claim to tho land above described, beforo II. C. Ellis, U. S. Commissioner, nt Hond, Oregon, on tho 0th day of July, 1916. Claimant names as witnesses; Gilbert a. Dnughenbaugh, Samuol I. Daughonbnugh, Clomenco E. Mnstol lor. Orlea O. King, John E. Murphy, nil of Hend, Oregon. II. FRANK WOODCOCK. 12-16p. Register. NOTICE FOR PUHLICATIOX. Department of tho Interior, U. S. Land Olllco nt Tho Dalles, Oregon, May 22, 1916. NOTICE Is horoby given that irnnk iiurwitz, of .Mllllcan. Orocon. who, on Mnrch 31st, 1913, mate Homestead Entry No. 011501 mid on February 28th, 1914, mndo addition al Homestead Entry, No. 012592, for SEH Section 3, V!i NEW, W'M S EU, Section 10, Township 20 South, Range II East, Wlllametto Morldlnn, has llled notlco of Intontlou to mnko Flnnl Threo Year Proof, to establish claim to tho land nbovo doscrlbod, neroro h. c. Ellis, U. S. Commission er, nt Rond, Orogon, on tho tlth day oi Jiny, lviu. Claimant nnmes as wltnovsos: Orlea O. Klntr, Hrothurs, Oregon. .Samuel J. Rnbackor, Clifton L. Ev ans, Elinor E. CuIIIhoii. David (. Roners, Martha E. Forgoy, nil of Mllllcnn, orogon. II. FRANK WOODCOCK. 12-lCp. KtiftlRtor. RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LNI)S IN NATIONAL FOREST. Notice Is horoby given thnt tho UinU descrlbuI bolow, ombrncltiK 90 acriM v. It hlii tho Desehutos National l-'oient, Onon, will be subject to vuttlemenl and entry under tlio provisions of tin- uomoHtond mwk of the Unltd Stauifl nnd tho act of June 11, 1006 i. It Stat., 23.1), nt tho United StntM ItiU'l olllco at Tho Dnllei, Oregon. li .Inh 20, 101(1. Any settler who was nrtually and In good faith claiming un of said lands for agrleultur.il put poses prior to January 1, 1901, anil has not abandoned sumo, him a pn laronoe right to make a homMtead fiiiry for the lauds actually ocuupled. Said lands were listed tixu the ap plii itlous of the porsons mentioned bel v, who have a preference right en ect to the prior right of any s i ti settlor, provided sin'b settlor or Lenses Ground We are Kr',,,nnK our own lenses. Consulta tion and eye test free. CHARLES H. FRANCIS AL D. C. M. OITICIAN AND 01T05IHTIUST With 5IJI-OJI II. Sjinoiis, JoueliT. nppllcant Is qualified to make home- menu entry anil tlio proreronce right Is exercised prior to July 20. loio on which dato tho lands will be sub ject to settlement nnd entry bv anv qualified person. Tho lands are pV follows: Tho EH SWi. and tho NE V4 of Lot 3 (10 acres) Sec. 30, T. 19 S., II. 14 E W. M 90 acres, appli cation of M, L. Hinds, Jennings Lodge, Oregon: List 6-1S41. May 10, 1916. D. K. PARROTT, AcUng Assistant Coniinlssloner of tho Oon erat Land Olllco. 13-16c MEMBERS END BUILDERS' EXCHANG 11I0NI) HR1C1C LU.MRER CO IIENI) HARDWARE CO REND PLU.MRIXd Ai HEMINO HEND WATER LIGHT .V POWER HROOKS-SCANMIN LUMIIER CO. IlltOSI lCltllOlS, E. V. CARLSON .V LYONS CENTRAL OREGON I'lA'.MlUXC .V CUNNINGHAM, .1. .1. DOUTIHT, C. L. EDWARDS, A. E. GOGGONS, A, .1. HAUKA, .1. A. HOLMHERG, A. F. INUEMANN, GEO. 1VERSON ,J SON, CHRIS. JONES, II. E. .MiCI.OSKEY, ,1. A. TINNER 5leCOV A SUTHERLAND .miller lumrer co. 5iontjo.mi:ry, w.m. PAL5IER, 51. A. SKUSE HARDWARE CO. SMITH, II. P. S.MITII, X. P. TANSY. JACK WILSON CO., O. II. RHICK 'HEALER HARDWARE CO PLU5IHKR CO. ELECTRIC SUPPLIES LU.MRER MANUFACTURERS GENERAL CONTRACTOR PLU.MRCRS HEATING CO. 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