I'AGK 8
11KN1 HUM.KTIN, 1IHNI), OIlKflON, 1'IIUIIHUAY, APMIi HO, 11)17,
News of tKe World
in Brief
With army conscription still In
the balahccVfi final dcolBlnn on some
form of the question Is expected by
'CongrcM (lila ovonltiR or tomorrow.
"VhMJth6r tho Unltod Btntas nrmy Is
to bo rcefutt'ed by this menus, or
through tha.jmlunteor plan until that
Is found inadequate, Is tho oruohil
volnt on which the Ronernl American
svstem of war prepnrntlon rests to
day. Other drastic, war measures,
lnrluilltiK tho espionage bill ntul tho
censorship bill, aro still pcudlnK,
Tho provision of nmplo finals for
tho carrylnK" on ot tho early stages
Ht lenBt. ot tho war with Oormnny,
WBB mado Tuesday, whon President
WIIbdo signed tho $7,000,000,000
bond Issue bill. A warrant for $200,
O00.000 ot tho sum was presented to
the. British embassador to tho United
States yesterday Tho first evidence
of actual tnatorial prepnrntlon. came
Monday hi tho launching of the supor
rircadnaught Now Mexico, a sister
ship of the Pennsylvania, at the
Brooklyn navy yard. Tho Now Mex
ico Is America's first olectrlc-drivon
battleship.
Showing tho longths to which the
government tuny bo fdrced to go as
tho war progresses, Is tho request of
tho Department of Agriculture, ask
ing that the food supply ot tho coun
try bo placed under tho strictest gov
ernment regulations. In order to pro
vent manipulation of prices by food
spocblators. Tho authorlxatton re
quested Is tho most sweeping In the
history of tho country, and Is greater
than that asked by tho European
powers with the possible exception
of Germany, slnco tho beginning ot
tho world war.
Other food regulations being con
sidered nro in regard to cutting off
tho food supply from Germany. Tho
fleet ot 3000 wooden vessels which
is to carry supplies to tho Allies, Is
to bo begun within the Immediate
future. It was nnuounced yesterday
Probably tho most sonsntlonal of
the news ot tho week was that re
ceived Friday from liuenos Aalres.
in which the announcement was mado
that a cipher cable had been received
In Rio do Janeiro stating that a sep
arate peaco had been offected be
tween Russia nnd Germany. Up to
date, no corroboration of the cable
has bcon received.
A strict nows censorship walls In
Eiaxll. but It Is known from reports
from Uruguay that tho large Gtfrmnn
population lit thrco of tho states of
tho country Is in' revolt, well armed
and fully equipped. Refugeos are
fleeing toward tho border.
Argentina has formally demanded
satisfaction from Gormany for the
sinking ot the ship Monte Pretegldo,
and will probably declaro war If the
reply Is not to tho liking of the na
tion's president. As a possible side
light on tho situation, Is tho patch
ing up ot tho trouble between Ar
gentina and Great Britain. Argentina
having agreed to life her wheat em
bargo In favor ot tho British em
pire. Both the British and French war
commissions aro now in Washington,
V. C, .conferring with heads ot the
American governmental departments
us to tho most effective plans against
Germany. For the most part their
deliberations are shrouded In secre
cy, but the need ot the Allies for food
more than for additional troops, and
the need of tho United States for
conscription, are among tho points
which are being publicly pointed out
by the British envoys. The food
shortage Is worse in Franee und Italy
than In Hnpland, Is the report made.
Member's ot tho British commis
sion, on their arrival in Washington,
told of the destruction of a large
number of German submarines by
British warships after tho U-boats'
bases bad been raided.
With renewed vigor on the Allied
-side, and 'yrlth the strength born of
desperation abong the Teutonic forc
es, tho combat on the west front In
.Europe ii continuing with titanic
fury. Both British and Fronch are
pushing 'forward under cover of
wholosnln nrtlltory attacks, nnd tho
koystono positions ot tho Germans
nro practically In tho hands ot tho
Allies. Berlin and Amsterdam re
ports state In contradiction to thb
dispatches from tho trout and from
London, that tho'Germau lino Is only
giving way In order to lure th Brit
ish and French on to destruction
through deadly uounter attacks,
Germnn military critics claim that
the Allied offensive Is already do
" An even greater tnsnnee to the
safety of tho German umplro than
that contained In the Allied advance,
however. Is that ot the striking work-
m. ti.lm ni ruf iialni in wnrb. nit
a protest against the reduction In thol
bread ration. mo numoer oi sinn
ers Is estimated as high ns 200,000,
aud their demonstrations In some
part ot the emplro aro rapidly assum
ing tho proportions ot n revolution.
Heads of the military department are
determined 10 put down tho strikers
at all costs.
Intcrost In tho northwest during
tho week centered about tho rail
roads, the Slate Public Service com
mission ordering a thorough probe
of Ihn fnvni tirnitlipln rntPA nil tllO
O.-W. R. & K. and tho Oregon Short
Lane, wnuo mo supreme cuun ui um
United States uphold tho constitu
tionality ot tho Ferrls-Chomborlaln
act, giving tho government title to
tho Orogon & California railroad land
totalling millions of ncres. Wllford
'Allen, editor of tho Grants Pass
Courier, was appointed membor of
tho SUto Industrial Accident com
mission, taking tho placo of Mcutcn
nnt Colonel Abrnms, now with the
stato militia.
L O TS $7 5 to $15 0.00
I
Manzanita WW'Of'""
i $2.50 Monthly
and
Aubrey
Heights
MONKY TO tj()' AN
Aqont for
PAOIKlO.nuiU)-
d d ltl O II ASSOCIATION
J. A. EASTES
Real EstateInsurance
1,
Seo Kdwnrds tor paper hanging.
Adv.
7flFwy
vanti:i.
WANTED Teams fop
construction work. Bend
Employment Agency. &-c
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when you order a
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Your risk Is nil satis
faction hns got to come to
you or we call tho deal off.
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Price guaranteed to please
you. Made to order.
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Spedali'-thcy telll appeal to you,
Bennett's
O'Kune Uldg. Phone Black mil Bend, Oregon
14TH SATURDAY SPECIAL
Pulk Peanut Butter
One Pound 15 Cents
Three Pounds - 40 Cents
Two packages Laundry Starch .15 Cents
.$.'
s ' 4'
' Lighthouse Cleanser 5 Cents
SB?
LOUIS Bennett, Grocer
FOU 8AI.K.
FOH SAIiC-Gasolluo tank, cheap.
Inquire llullotln, tt
KOH SALK Six grndo Jersey
cows. II. A. Johnson -Vi miles south
west of Tumalo. 8SS,9,10p
FOH SALK SO ncres; good free
water right for 38 acres. For par
ticulars address Curtis Christy. His
tors, Oregon. 7 1-8,1 2p
FOU SALII- Timothy and grnlu
hay, four miles west of Tumalu, 0.
II. Spaugh. Ht.Stf
FOH SAl.K Ninety head of steers.
John II. Harrison, Fort Hock, Oro
gon. 4tfc.
FOH SAMS Tlllnmook calves
See It. A. Gosnoy. Log Cabtti Ilnrher
Shop. -tS-7,8c
FOH SALK IJarred Hock. Illack
Minorca hatching eggs, 13 tor 11.00.
Inquire M. Sottong, IlurnI IllSp.
G-8p
FOH SALK Uuggy. pole and
shafts: single nnd doublo disc plow.
Ilox 100, Houd, Orogon. 6-8p
FOU 8ALB Houbo nnd lot. Price
right. Terms reasonable, laqulrc
A. E. Edwards. Ilend Sign Co. 37tl
poll N.U.K Olt LKAHi: Tumalo
Project Contracts S' of NWU
and NV nf SV4 of Sec. 26; 8K4
of NKV, of NKtf and NKV4. 8B
of Sec. 27: also W'M of NKH and
8KU of NWU, and NK of SU'H
Sec. 2C. Land about two miles north
west ot Tumalo; 100 acres cleared
and cropped three seasons; fences,
ditches and other Improvements; can
bo farmed this year. Unusual and
attractive ternra for snlo or lease.
Telegraph or write to owners, P. 8
.MCNUU, oil nan rorunntio iiiiik.,i
Los Angeles, Cal or so?' FrcMN.i
Wallace, ProJ. Bnp., Tumalo."
07-llCtfc.
VOTU'K TO YOTimM.
Tt Mlontlun uf volrin In Dmtluitr Cnunly
U rriTirii)lir tllrrctnl to th fullimlnii, tn
Will
Ilia (.riUltiltv A')nlt)r (or Omitm, t lU
1'J fMH'i, cnartrtt n In illrttllnii th
tmiMtrr ot rrttiiln rril nf Crwk CMnl
In pmrhutr tVuiily, which lw will mn
iiriillv on My tl, lull.
It s!U Intrnilnl lijr IhU Uw t trumfcr,
nmutK ntlirr rtil. thtt mtUlntllmi hU
tor nrwIncU lurntnl Mlinlly In Dwuhulni
County.
tt rrn ImiMwalM fur thla transfer to b
ma.U In tint tor lli HIhIk Kllln mllnl for
Junr 4, 1917, fr tho itllrirrl rvon that
wrUIn ault Inatltulnl nnlnt th Cuntir
Court of DrwhutM County nnl till nilns,
will nt h tlnnlly illtitwnl uf Utter th dl
rt fur lh M Juni rlMllun, ll th vclrrt of
Dnrliulr County will, thrrtfore, lw rmtulml
to rmlatrr In nnlrr tn vt Ht auth rlrctlon.
Tlmt lhy tny ilu with the Intit Intern.
vtnlnr, 1 hair Molntnl ItmUlmr ot
rlrclkm In rath of th I'rrvlncU if th
County, who an authorliml tn rwUUr MUI.
flnl clrtlor.
J. II. IIANKK.
County Clrrk for I)rhuto County. Orton,
v llriUlmrt ApixInttJ.
llrml-Chut. V. Ilnklnr.
lnl -II. C. KIIU.
Ibml J. V. Arnul.1.
South Ski (limn II. Rlixk. llrml, Ornran.
I 1'ln 1- W. 0. r'ortlhum. U I'lnr, Or.
son.
ljr S-Juhn Atklnvin, llrml, Orron.
Aubry I0-Frnk It. l'ttUon. Ilid, Or
ttn. Tunwlu llJm M. (Jrlffln. Tumtlo,
Orruon.
I'llnlw IS M. W. Knk-kriUiekrr, OUU
Orrttctn.
HUlrra IS-Mre. Crr Allkln. HUUr. Or.
un. - ,
lwer HrM II U A. lltlnT." Um.r
IlrMr, Orruon.
Trrrrl-mn l-. II. WlnrMCTrrrtliunn,
Ornton.
Ilr.lnwn.1 IS-J. A. Wlllreji. ItclmonJ, Or
n. Trthrrow IT J. A. Wlllfet. Itr.lmnj. Of,
ten.
Clin. rait. IS -J. W. WrlM. Clin f.ll..
tlrirn.
Drwhutc l W. K. Van Allrn. DmHuIm,
urnrun.
Alfalfa -Marar.t I. Oal. Alfalfa, Or
n. MUrkan tt -1. II. Johnwn. MtUban. Ot.
KWl.
Ilrotbm U K. K, Var. Prwthrr. Or.
n. j
llamrtwa It A. 8. rW. Innrf.!. Orraon.
Hf.MJtONS.
In the Circuit Court or the Stato of
Oregon. Tor Doschutes County.
.Muhlon Rwoat nnd Hulo I). Drain,
co-partners doing buslueM under
tho firm namo nnd style of Sweet
IJraln Auto Company, Plaintiffs,
vs.
1). F. Childress and Cosby A. Child
ress, his wire, Fred A. Jack win,
and Jackson, his wife, and the
Tum-A-J.um Lumber' Company, a
corporation, Defendant.
To II. F. Childress and Cosby A.
Childress, his wifo, Fred A Jackson,
and Jackson, his wife:
In the Namo ot tho Htato of Ore
gon, You aro horcby required to ap
pear nnd answer tho complaint filed
KOU HKNT.
POH KBNT 80 acres of Irrigated
land, six miles east of town; all
cleared; house and barn on place.
Apply Bulletin. 78-8tf
FOH HKNT 1C0 acres at Powell
lluttc. For particulars address Ioyal
II. McCarthy, 1334 Northwostorn
Hank Ilulldlng. Portland, Or.,' or J.
F. Dean, 171 Cincinnati, Ohio. COtfc
4-
LOST AND FOUND.
I
LOST Largo cameo pin, Hntur-j
day night, probably at Hippodrome
Reward for return to Bulletin. ,
M-Se
MUSICIANS
We bate the Largnt StoL I
Muuc aivl MuiKal McuLuxLm
u iKo Northwnt.
All the Lale Songt.
Melton Band liulruroram
All Thingt MuiUal alt th Tttae.
Snxl (or Caulofno.
Seiberling-Lucas Music
Co.
125 Uh St.
Portlflnd.Ortfon
FIX IT!
It may be
It may be
at may uu
It mav bo
It may be
It may be
It may be
it may uu
It may be
the carbureter,
the self starter.
a rim or a tire.
the brakes.
the steerinir wheel.
the crank shaft.
the gears,
the magneto.
the storage battery.
ANYWAY
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.f
You should have you automobile thor
oughly overhauled before spring. Winter
is hard on a car, and better have your ma
chine in .perfect running order for those
spring trips you are planning.
OUR EXPERT
Mechanics and our equipment enables us to
do this work for you reasonably and well.
BEND GARAGE
WALTER COOMBS, Mgr.
When in Trouble, Phone Red 451.
COOK BY
WIRE
WITHOUT
FIRE
CLEAN, SANITARY
ECONOMICAL
A small payment down puts an
lileclitc Range In your Imme.
BEND WATER, LIGHT & POWER CO.
w
E WANT YOU TO FEEL THAT IT IS
YOUR PRIVILEGE AS A PATRON
TO CALL ON US AT ANY TIME.
Wo tiro nlnn)N glml tn m-imI jiiii it man In niukn repair. Tt
truil ii IiiIm', n hltm-mil pntrh or n ur nboe, If )nn hnpHin tn
ihmmI iih on Hirt mini. Of rtiurao, thrrn nro limit In III" tlMnnro
wvi rnn pi, but v) fori suro that yon ttouhl nut mnkn nuy tin
rrnMitinble ntiueit mi, If mi) tiling of Ilit' nort Iiiiik.'iih, tti
pliono iti. Anil reiiti'iulH'r, If )nii until tlr' iinil Urn atliidrli
mill il not Hprrlfy tlicm by brand, xv lll M'tnl )iiii thtllcil
Htnlrx Tlrfx iiml t'nltrd Hlnli't Tiro Kuntlrli4, In'Ciiiioo ns lio
llrto llit'in tt ho tho bent on llio market. Ami twti tlii- tlmt.
tn hui)H ffitttiro n ri tho United Klutoa "Clialn" mill "I'acn,"
Skuse Hardware Company
against you In the above entitled
court iinil run iih within six uitka
from the dnti of tlm first publication
of this summons upon you, to-vs it
Within six weeks from the I It It
day or April. 1017. nnd If you fall
to appear ami answer within wtltl
time, plaintiff will apply to the Court
tor the relief prayed for In tho said
complaint, to-wit:
Plaintiffs pray for JiitlRiuent
against said defendants, 11. F. Chll
drens and Cosby A. ChlltlrttM, his
wire, fur the sum (if $100.00 tonttl
er with Interest tliermin at the rate
of olKht inr rent per annum frum
January 21), 1017, until paid, and!
for 7S 00 attorney ftum, liesltltts (lie
costs and dlsbiirsHiueiitH of this suit,
that plaintiffs' murtKK be for
eosed ami that the real property In
sold mnrtKSK' nnd hrelnlitfiir do
scrlbml bo Mild liv thw Hlierlff nf 0
chutes f'uiiiity, Orn:tm. In the man
ner provided by law for the satlsfae
tlon of said Judgment, mid that the
moneys realized from natd sain Iih
applied first to the expenses of wild
sale, second to tho payment nf the
costs and disbursements nf this suit.
InclutlliiK Miirh sum ns the Court
may iiiIJuiIko roasnnnbln for attor
ney foes for foreclosing; this mort
KSK". third, to tho payment of plain
tiffs saltl promissory note ami mort
fniKo. aud that tho residue be pattl
as the Court may direct; that im
Hhorlff of said DesrhutHs thitiuty,
inakliiR said Ne, plnre Hie purrhrvr
er of the ld rl property In the
ImmMlfctM MaHalii nf mIJ prein
Ixi's, and that the tlefeiiiluiila nr all
rrutm (lalmlHK b, tlritiKi nr un
tier tltH nr any of them, Im forexrr
Imrrsil and fortx-losed of all rlxhu
title, elalm, Interost aud esmtn in of
lien upon said Ikiids ami prifiulsrs,
nnd of all Miulty of rtntempllii'i In th
aaine, mvh only the statutory rlr,hi
of rmleniptlon. and that ul.itiitUfi
have sueh iillmr and furtinr relief
as tn th Court may iwem e'ltill Oil"
This suinmuns 1 publlshr I t it the
Ilend Hulleilti, a ekly newspaper
nf Keral (-Imitation, uibllshed In
llMiid, Dciwlitiiris County, Oregon, for
six roHsttcutlvii HHks by order of
llwiiontble V i. Ilarnes, (Nuinty
Juilae nf Drwrhulmi County, Orer.tm,
whlfli order roriflr the dale of th"
first tiubllratliiu f this summons
and directs that Mh of you appear
and answer wlthlnslx weeks from tho
first publleatlon therenu, and which
onlar further provides that a copy
nf the enmimtiy and summons shall
ha forthwith mailed to each nf said
defendants at tlmlr last known post
office address.
The dnto nf the first publication,
April 2C, 1017.
II II DKAItMONI),
POTTKIt & IMMKI.
8-Hr Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
cryqQeyogvy ttyy (rjy xjif
VLKi
U C- R, HUDSON, President 10. M. I.AUA. Cashier
: II. C. COK. Vice Prosldont h. O, McItKYNOI.DH, Asst. Cashier,
li. A. HATHliU, VICO lTtitt. II. A. HTOVKIt.Asst. Cashlor
The First National Bank
OF BEND, BEND, OREGON
Capital fully paid
Hut-plus
IW.000
M.OOO
!
m
War Financing
Inventory of tho nation's assets for perpurediiess has dis
closed only ono sntlsfuatory Item.
Tim financial hjhttiiti Is roiiiM'leiit niitl tint battUs nro
I cud)'.
Th ore nro no soldiers, but tlicrn Is great ueallli.
Thero Is shortage of kuiih, but n surplus of dollars.
Hlilps must bo built In tho nnvy, but tho banhs nro In
coniinlNNliin,
TIIK MIMTAIIY 8V8THM MUST IH-3 IIKCONBTUUCTKD,
HUT TIIK riJDBHAL IIK8KIIVK 8V8T13M la WOIU&
INO.
Mon must bn trained tqr tho army, but tho, men tho
haiiillo fliiancoH nro nlreutly skilled. ' s
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