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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1916)
swa.9 tsJ A Tin: itKXii iiui.lktix, iikni), oiu:., wkdxksdav, august :to, ii. S 0 0 MR TEACHING CORPS OBTAINED II IS Jtlg Increase In Kurollnient is Kvpect- iil Thin Vciir More Scuts Purrh. n.cct to Cure for tJio Chlldivn Accommodations Ao Crowded The Ucnil Public schools, with n corps of 21 teachers tind an enroll ment which, It Is expected, will bo 200 pupils moro than tho enrollment of last spring, will open on Septem l.er 11. Tho teaching positions nil have heen filled. In addition nrrango inonts hnvo been mndo by which teachers may bo obtained w'thln a short tlmo It It Is found nfter the cchool opening that tho present teaching force cannot care for the expectod growth In enrollment, Re lieving that tho number of cchool ciilldren Is 200 greater In School District No. 12 than It wr.s at the close of last term, the board has or- publlc schools of Uend. Superintend ent Thordarson has been In Ilcnd for reveral weeks making plans for tho school opening. Erie Dolt, who was with Superintendent Thonbrson at Lebanon in the capacity of principal of the high school, will take a slm liar position here. Mr. Holt will teach Latin and science and will handle athletics. The other teachers who have been selected for tho Hend schools are: primary grades, Herthn Wllklns, Gertrude Hanks, Orace Kane. Nellie i'attlson, Stella Pattlson nnd Mrs. Cody; Intermediate grades. Mrs. Ivy Davidson, Haiel Thorson. Mildred Mersdoft, Alice Rnsmussen, of Trout dale; Nora iLivlngston. Uedtuond; grammar grades, Alice Ulnskford, Klamath Falls; L. Mae Hltchey. Mnr gcret Downs, principal of Held school; high school, ltiZi'enn, Kng llsh; Mabzel Lorence, Go-man and history; Helen Manney, niathemat les; F. S Francis, commercial. Plans aro now being considered by the board for the transportation of about 25 children living near tho logging camps of The Shevlln-Hlxon Company and the Hrooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. Families llvlnir nnnr these camps have signified their de slro to send their children to Hend to school, but transportation facil ities must bo afforded before they can do It. Superintendent Tliordarson Is nt, the Hold school every day and school patrons desirous of conferring with him on school matters will find him nt his ofllce. A teachers' meeting has been called for Saturday, Sop- l'AOE It, FRANKLIN THOKUARSON SUPERINTENDENT BEND FUDLIC SCHOOLS dercd 100 additional scats and lifts inude plans for caring for them In other buildings about town. These scats en n bo put In quickly and now teachers cnu be obtained upon short notice eo that no Interruption In the opening of school will hnppsu. Franklin Thordarson, for several years superintendent of tho public schools of Lebanon, succeeds II. L. Hopkins as superintendent of the tember 9 nt 9 o'clock. Pupils nro urged to enroll on or before tho opening of school so Hint names may bo placed on tho "Roll of Honor" for perfect attendance. Alt eighth grude pupils are asked to go to tho Held school and nil others who live north of Hawthorne, avenue and Llnster road are asked to go to the High school on the opening day of school. ISN'T HE THE HANDSOME MAN! ,i . CROOK COUNTY F DESCRBED THIS YEAR'S SHOW TO BE WINNER .Manager Sclice Says It Will Kvcet All Previous Kll'oit.s ei-opl.uie Will lie Important Atti-nctioi Hum? Hall With Portland Team. PIUNEVILLK. Or.. Aug. 2S. (Special.) Plans for tho 12lh an nual Crook County Fr.lr io be, held nt Prlnovllle Septomber 27, 2S, 29, nnd 30 are about complete, nnd, accord lug to Manager Schce, this year's ovent will, without n single doubt, bo the best fair over held In Kastern Oregon and cxcell last year's fair In nil respects. With the crop conditions In Cen tral Oregon nnd the prices tho far mers aro receiving for their crops there Is not tho slightest doubt that tho crowds will be double that of last year. The exhibits will bo bettor than LEGAL NOTICES RIDS WANTKD. Scaled bids will bo received bv tin undersigned for tho furnishing ol 100 cords of wood to School District Number 12 as the same may be re quired, during the present school year. Ulds will be considered for sound dry body wood, sound limb wood and slab wood. All must be of the best quality of Its kind and con frfrm to tho requirements of the dis trict. No wood with dead or wet sap will bo accepted. Hlds on different kinds of wood must be separate and' plain. Bids will be received nnd consid ered If filed on or before Friday the First day of September. The board reserves the right to reject any or nil bids. H. J. OVKRTURF. 2"-2Cc Clerk of Hoard IN TIIK COUNTY COURT Ol' TIIK STATU Ol' ORKGOX FOR TIIK COl'NTV OF CROOK. In tho matter of tho estate of Charles Prlngle. deceased. NOTICK OF FINAL SKTTLKMKNT. Notice Is hereby given that tho un dersigned, .lames Ityan, administra tor, of the estate of Charles Prlngle. deceased, has tiled his dual account nnd report with the County Court of tho State of Oregon, for the coun ty or Crook, and that the 2nd day of October, 191ti, at tho hour or 10:110 o'clock a. m. on said day nt the court room or said county court In the court house In Prlnovllle, Oregon, has been appointed as the time and placo for the hearing of objections to snld final account and settlement thereof. ..... uah .,uB . ,.uuoi ui.v JAMKa UVAN. A(l!ullll(ll.llt,)r. ever Tor there Is more produce to I yjj. Al CAHTKlt chow. Tho livestock exhibits will bol ' Attorney for Administrator, larger because all that wore at tho' Date ot first publication, August fair with stock last year v.Ul be on; 2:1. hum hand and many new exhibitors from nelgl boring counties have made res- orvm on ror stalls. A rat steer will bo given away this year again to the person guessing the neatest to tho correct weight. Last year the steer vns won by it man from llond and some one from the Mill City may be so fortunnto ngaln. Tho races will bo fnr better this year and horses from Sisters, Hend, Redmond and Prlnovllle will be on hand In addi tion to the horses from other fairs. Tho attractions will be better this year nnd tho main free attraction will bo an aviator doing nil tho thrilling stunts such as the Spiral, Toxas Tommy, Death Dive, nnd oth ers with his aeroplane at a height of thousands of feet. This was tho innlu event nt.tho Oregon State fair Ir.st year and they wanted this man this year Inn wore unable o gcUilm rs tho Crook County Fair beat thoiu to him, both dates being tho sr.ino. In addition to tho above there will bo othor free acts dally In front of the grandstand and a baud of splen did musicians have been engaged from Portland to furnish the music. This baud will be assisted by (wo musicians from Hend and two from Prlnovllle nnd all lovers or good baud music wilt be Insured a treat. On tho last three days of tho fair nt 10:" 0 In the morning there will be a baseball game between Prlnevlllo and tho llnby Heavers, the winners of the Inter City League pennant, that will be a treat to till Central Oregon fans. This series will de cide tho semi-pro base br.ll title of Oregon. There will bo a night show and cnrnlvnl on tho streets every night with merry-go-rounds, forrls when), shows, concessions and bund concerts, dances nnd everything to make something doing all tho time. Don't forget tho dato nnd come nnd stay all week. Write now to tho Manager Crook county fair at Prlne vlllo If you do not have n premium list. Date of last publication. September 20, 1910. 25.29c A (iood Thing for Children. Foley's Honey and Tar Is a par tlcularly good cold, cough and croup medicine for children because It contains no opiates or hablt-form-Ing drugs. Tho "llttlo colds" of summer, ns well as tho long standing, deep seated coughs, that hang on ror ir-onths, are banished by Its use. Tho first dusn brings relief nnd comfort. Sold everywhere. Adv. Linnlng In Providing Bulletin. TO DISCONTI.M'K OFFICII. (Oregon Journal.) Representative Slnnott has boon advised that postofllces are ubout to be discontinued at Cllno Falls, Crook county, and Harney, Harney county. Immediate action has been postponed nt his request to allow tlmo for hear ing from the communities affected. T IX TIIK COl'NTV COURT OF STATU OF OlttiKON l'Olt COUNTY OF CROOK. In tho matter or the Kstatu or lsa Waugh. deceased. NOTICK TO CKKDITOIIS. NOTICK Is hereby given by the undorslgned. the duly nppolutcd. qualified and tiding ndnilnl.itrntrlx of the estate of lsa Waugh, deceased, to the creditors, and all persons hav ing claims against said deceased, or oa Id estate, to present them, verllled ns required by law, within six months after the llrst publication or this no tice to the said administratrix nt the ofllce or her Attorney. Vernon A, Forbes, In tho First National bank building, llond. Oregon:, tho same be ing tho placo for the transaction of the business or said estate In said county nnd state. " Dated this Kith day or August, lit 10. ALMA DAISY I.OWK. Admtlstrntrlx or tho Kstute or lsa Waugh, deceased. Dato or first publication, August lfith. 19 in. VKItNON A. FORRKS. 2l-2Sc AtK.rnoy for Adir.I-.iIstrntilx er, nt Hend, Oregon, on the 11th day or September, 1916. Claimant names as witnesses; Orlen Oi King, Hornco A. Warring ton, Hrothets, Oregon; Nnum P. .Ionian, Otis C. Henklo, Hend, Ore gon. H. FHANK WOODCOCK, -'3--Tp. ltegtster. IX T1IF. CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIK STATU OF ORKGON FOR TIIK COUNTY OF CROOK. Nellie Speme Plaintiff, vs. John Spence, Defendant. 81 MMONS. To John Spence, the nbove nanivd de fendant: IN THK NAMK or TIIK STATU 01' OltKGON, you ait hereby requir ed to appear and aiisw."- the com plaint of the plaintiff pi. .1 against you In tho above entitled i.mse and court on or before September 20, 1911!, that being six weoks fr.n the llrst publication or this siitnn, ..:; and It you fall to tc. appear or mi erwlse plead. Tor want thereof ih. plaintiff will apply to said court foi the relief prayed for In her com plaint, to-wlt: for a decree forover dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between you nnd the plain tiff. This summons Is served upon you by publication thereof once a week for six consecutlvo weeks, pursuant to on order of the Honorable T. K. J. Duffy, Judge of the nbove entitled court, dated August fi, 1910, First publication, August 9, 1910. Last publication, September 20, 1910. A. J. MOOUK. Attorney for Plaintiff, 2.1-29C Hend, Oregon. NOTICK OF SIIKRII'F'S SAI.K. Uy virtue df r.n execution In fore closure duly Issued by tho clerk of tho Circuit Court of thu County of Crook, Stnto of Orcgou, dated this 29th day or July, 1910, In a certain action In tho Circuit Court ror the sr.ld County and State, wherein First National Hank or Llnutou, Oregon, n corporation, Plaintiff, recovered Judg ment against George W. Hall and Uosettn M. Hall. Defendants, ror the sum or Two Thousand and no-KM) Dollars with Interest nt tho rate or 10 percent per annum Trout the 17th dny or November. 1911, together with Two Hundred and no-1(H) Dol lars nttomey's, fees, and the further sum of TwentS'-ono and Till. 100 Dol lars, costs, and ncrrulng costs, Notlco Is hereby given thM 1 will, on Saturday, the 2nd dny or Septem ber, 1910, nt tho North front door or tho courthouuo In Prlnovllle, In aald County, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon or said day, sell at public auction, to thu highest bidder ror cash, all right and title that the above named defendants or either or them have or hud at dato or said Judgment In tho following described property, to-wlt: Lots II and 4, nnd KV4 of SWV of Section 18, In Town, ship 10. South or Itnngo 111 Uast of tho Willamette Meridian In Crook County. Oregon. K. H. KNOX, Sheriff of Crook Co. Dated nt Prlnovllle, Oregon, thU 29th day of July, 1916. ly FLOYP A. HOWKLL. 22-20c Deputy. I NfflK CIRCUIT COURT OF THU STATIC OF OHKGOX l'Olt CROOK COUNTY. Sophia Fallen. Plaintiff, vs. Patrick Fallen, Defendant. SUMMONS. To Patrick Fallon, thu Defendant above named: IN THK NAMK OF THU STATR OF ORKGON: You are hereby requir ed to appear and answer tho Com plaint filed against you lu tho nbovo entitled suit on or before October 0th, 1910, nnd if you fall so to an swer, tho Plaintiff will take Judg ment against you for the relief de manded In her complaint, to-wlt: for tho Decree of this Court dissolving tho marriage contract now existing between yourself nnd tho Plnlntlff, awarding tho custody nnd control of ''e children of said marriage to this '" dntlff. 'fuls summons Is ordered to bo sentui upon you by the publication tliertiM m Tho Hend Hullotln, n week ly newspaper published In Crook county. it, non, by order of tho Hon orable 1. c .1. Duffy, Judgo of said Court, snld m.ipr being mndo nnd en tered on the Kth dny of August, 191l, date of 1st mihllcutlou, August 2Itrd. 1910; letisru of publication, six consecutive w.- Dated August 2. v 1910. C. S. Ml-.N'SON. 25-Sle. Attorney (or i'se Plnlntlff. IX THK CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIK STATU OF ORKGON FOR PitOOlC COUNTY. Ktnma Ring, Plaintiff, vs. John Ring, Defendant. SUMMONS. To John Ring, the Defendant nlwv named: IN THK NAMK OF THK STATU OF OltKGON: You are hereby requir ed to appear and answer the Com plaint tiled against you lu tho above entitled suit on or before October Gth, 1910, nnd If you rail so to an swer, the Plaintiff will tuko Judg ment ngalnst you for tho relief do mauded In her complaint, to-wlt: for the Decree of this Court dissolving tho marriage contract now existing between youri"ir nnd tho Plaintiff, awurdlng the custody and control of the children of said marriage to thM Plaintiff. This summons Is ordered to bo served upon you by the publication thereof In The Hend Hullotln, a week ly newspaper published In Crook county, Oregon, by order of tho Hon orable T. K. J. Duffy, Judgo of said Court, said order being madn and en tered on the 10th day of August. 1910, date of 1st publication, August 2Hrd, 1910; length of publication, six cousecutlvu woks. Dated this 2.1rd day of August, 1910. O. S. HKNSON, 2ri-:ilc. Plaintiffs Attorney. IX TIM STA'I I COUNTY COURT Oh TIIK K OF OltKGON l'Olt CROOK . COUNTY. In the mntter of tho estate of Jesse L. Poush, Deceased. CITATION TO HKIRS. To Elizabeth A. Poush, tho known heir of Jesse L, Poush, deceased, and to all Ihe unknown heirs. If nnv of Jesse I,. Poush, decensed, GItKKTINO: IN THK NAMK OF TIIK STATU OF ORKGON, You an' hereby cited and summoned to appear on Monday, tho 2."th day or September, 1910, nt 10 o'clock A. M., at tho County Court room In Prlnevlllo, Oregon, to show cnuse ir any exist, why nn or der ror tho Bnlo or NW U or Section 8, T. 18 S Range 10 K., W. M., should nut bo made to S. C. Caldwel, as administrator -or mild estate, as prayed for In tho petition of snld ad ministrator filed herein. WITNKSS: Tho Honorable G. Springer, Judgo of tho County Court of the Stnto or Oregon, ror the Coun ty or Crook, with the seal of snld court altlxed this lCth day or August, 1910. Attest: WAKRHN HROWN, 21-2'c. County Clerk. NEW PERKINS HOTEL Fifth and Vilnnjlon Strrrli PORTLAND. OREGON Centrally Located The Hold for YOU Special Summer Rates Room witli bitth privilege, single 75c up; double $ 1 .00 up. Hoont with private bath, single $ 1 .50 up; double $2.00 up. Auto bus meets trains. Union Depot? cars pass our doors. From North Hank Depot S ear transfer at 5th St. NOTICK FOR PUIILIC.VriOX. Department of thu Interior, U. S Land Oltleo nt Tho Dalles. Oregon, August 4th, 191G. NOTICK Is hereby given that Nick Ion Peterson, of llond, Orogon, who, on May 27th, 1912, made Home- stead i;ntry, No. oio:iG3. for K, Section 28, Township 20 South, Range 17 Hunt. Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make Final Three Year Proof, to establish claim to tho land above described, before H C. Kills, U. H. Commission- Lenses Ground We are grinding our own lenses. Consulta tion and eye test free. Hotel Benson PORTLAND, ORKGON CHARLES H. FRANCIS M. D. C. Al. OPTICIAN ANI OITOMKTRI8T With, .Myron II. Hynioni, Jeweler. We believe that there is no Hotel in the entire United States more handsomely furnished or that oilers more to the traveller. KATES $1.30 and up without bath. $2.00 and up with bath. A. T. LUNDBOHG, Manager (.! i i ! 1 if;J