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HK.NO HULLKTIN, 1U:NI. OUIttlON, THUIIHIIAV, AUUUST tit, 11M7
News of tKe World
' ixl Brief
Willi wr on the Kuroponu battle
fields apparently nt n deadlock, nnil
America's entrance Into the world
ntrlfo gronlly strengthened by the
Jpasslng ot.tho fowl control ) nnil
the appointment of Herbert Hoover
tor food (Delator. Interest In world
affairs renters In the endeavors Imlnz
inado by tinrmany to secure peace
boforo the full might nt America's
resources can be brought to bear
against her Froah troops from the
Vnltcil Statos have arrived In Low-
don, n division of 19.000 picked Na
tional Guardsmen will soon be on It
way. Future dotnchmeirts of Amer
icans crossing the wtuor will go to
the Russian and Italian fronts, It Is
announced,
Germany's desire for pence is
shoVn lJy the statement of one of the
Teutonic papers that Trieste anil Alsace-Lorraine
should be sacrificed
if it will Insure a permanent ceesa
ntlon of hostilities. Another German
paper points out -that the refusal of
the Allies ami lhe United States to
ullow representatives at the Stock
holb Socialist conference. Indicates
the contemplated annihilation of the
Germanic Umpire. Tho Pope has re
new ed proposals tor peace.
Officer Trained.
Signalling the oarly commence
ment of he officers' training eamp
is the conclusion It Ihe tint camp.
iIC.000 men securing commissions
yesterday. Fourteen thousand were
turned don but will be given a
chance as non-commissioned officers
An added Incoutlvo to recruiting
Is the Introdultton of tho war com.
pensntlan, Indemnity, and ihsurnnQo
fbtll In both houses of Congress. Us
passage will provide a substitute tor
tho Mansion system.
Imhtir War Ob.tucl
I.ahnr troubles nr Increasing
throughout the oountry, and hnve ro
sulted In the appointment of a federal
mediation board, which hopes to re
move these obstacles to the success
ful carrying on of the war during
the early part of September.
German anti-draft propaganda cir
culated to Induce Americans to avoid
military service, and Teutonic plots
for the smuggling of war materials
from this country to Germany, fea
tured the underground activities fit
German secret agents during the
week. To provide better shipping
facilities, the federal shipping board
has announced tho Impending requi
sition of dock space.
t'liliut Is HolllKorcut.
A second Liberty Bond campaign
will e started in the fall to raise
$3,000,000,000 more for war ex
penses. Nine billions more Hum,
have already been provided for will
bo necessary to pay the expenses of
the United States for the fiscal year
ending June 30, administration Isad
ora announce.
China's declaration of war against
tho Teutonic powers, and the predic
tion of Important military moves In
the Halkaus. are added influences
brought to bear on the world war.
TWO ABE HURT
IN AUTO WRECK
MIUS. HAY CANTKHM'RV AM)
MO.Vm.OM 01111,1) lll'HLHI)
FROM TAN, IN COLLISION
llOTII OCT OK DANOKIt TODAY.
COUNTIES WILL
IE OLD R
0
of Crook county to care for business
Interests In Jefferson county two
months age, It. J. Lister, prominent
rancher, has been named to fill Mr.
Illaneharri's unexpired term. Mr. Lis
ter's ranch is In the Paulina section.
JOINT MKKTINCI OK COURTS OK
HCSCHLTKS AND (HOOK COIN-
tiks will HK man in prink-'
ILLH TOMORROW. - I
OI'KNS I'KKI) CANAL.
(From Friday's' Dally Uutletfh)
TUMALO, Aag. 10. Fred Wallace
and party left yesterday afternoon
for the hoadgate of Crater Creek feed
canal, near Iiroken Top. to turn the
water Into Tuinalo Creek for the sea
son. The late snow hss delayed the
opening unusually.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
After long preparation, the eounty
courts of Deschutes atfil Crook conn
ing will. meat la JoliiG swMleu next
c-k In I'rfnavilVs, and will at
ttnpt to close up all business mat
ters arising out ef tho separation of
the counties' vote last fall, and con
flrihed'fty the legislature this spring.
The division of taxes, Apportion
ment of county property, sad settle
ment of other roetiots at Joint owner
uli'.p will be the chief questions wh'ch
u:;i be adjusted by tho courts. The
meeting has been made possible by an
-xpertlng of county books by Max
'randali. of Portland.
It Is believed that a largo share ot
th- business confronting the two
foil utles will be disposed ot at the
our meeting.
IL J. LISTER IS NEW i
CROOKCOMiMISSIONER
(Prom Friday's Dally.)
PRINEVILLE. Aug. 10. -Succeeding
J. F. Blanchard, who resigned
from the county i "mm!sslonershlp
iJFAT
where the best
fl flllll f afp
S Under New Mancgemci I
(From Monday's Dally.)
Mrs. Hay Canterbury nud hor
month-old Imby were thrown from
the auto driven by Charles Unities
late Saturday night, sustaining bruis
es which were at first thought
to be dangerous. Jit tho cute
of the child, when the car crashed
into a larger machine driven by Floyd
Dement. The accident oeeurred at
the Interesctlon tif Greenwood mid
Wall streets, shortly after 10 oVlook.
1 mined late mwltcal core was secured!
for Mrs. Canterbury and her child.
The baby was reporte dto ho out
of danger today.
The collision took place as the
Haines car. in which Mr. and Mrs.
Canterbury were riding homo, round
ed the corner from Greenwood to turn
south on Wall. Mr. Dement was driv
ing north on Wall, and although both)
drivers were adhering strictly to traf
fic regulations, they failed to turn
nut sufficiently to avoid a smash. 7U
to tho machines, Mr. llalnos' ear sun '
tallied the chief damage, Its front
wheels being literally torn Inoai. Mr
Haines considers It little short of tt
miracle that Mrs. Canterbury and
her child did not receive more severe
Injuries.
The corner at which the accident
occurred hss been the scene of two
other similar collisions within the
past year, the large amount of motor
travel passing at that point being on
ot the chief causes of danger.
lo bo wiill tlctlnmt. Tho maximum
nbovu which It must not go Is de
termined by thu value ot tho sor
v!co to tho patron, nud (ho minimum
boluw which It should not drop, by
tho roiisonnblo cost ot oporntliig tho
systom.
With this Idon In v!ov, tho com
mission finds that it into of ill) cents
por aero foot per year for witter deliv
ered by this company Is rimsomiblo
mid Just, nud Is n rntn which, with
the strictest operating economy con
s'.stout with reasonable sorvlco, will
result In the grontosl not revenue
possible to bo afforded (ho utility
under the prossnt oondldtlous.
NOTICK KOIt Pl'llLICATION.
Department of tho Interior, V. 8
Land Ortlce at The Dalles, Oregon,
August 10, 1017.
Notice Is hereby given Hint Dtvld
(', lingers, ot timid, Oregon, wliooiil
FILMS DEVELOPED
,1 Oca Roll,
(Iny Slse)
"In at V fat 15 Their Dona"
Enlargingmta Picture Framing
Central Photo Co.
O'Kanc&lJg
maul, Ore.
Annual 12. 1912.
Kntry No. OlOfilB,
Tp. 10 S. It. It
notice of luteiiti
three year proiy
to the iHtul nl
II. C. Kit's. l,
Hide llottiwiffiuid
HTor KURec lit. I
W XT. has tiled
u JT uiitko final
itatltltltolt ilrtlltl
TTttllIIIPtl llllllll 1 1
ilPHrrlhtnl, Imfornil
CnmmVHik)iitr. nt
Hotel Altamont
ITS PLEASANT"
Hand, Oregon, on the 21st day of
September. 1917.
Claliimttl names as wltnn
llownrd F. Dyer, Kltnsr K. Culll-
boii, Abraham hJvnus, Clifton L. Kv-
ans. Daniel lleoUor,. all or Mllll-
can, Oregon.
It, FKAXK WOODCOCK.
2l-2Sp. Ileglster.
OVERIIALL'S RELEASE
RESULT OF HEARING
(Prom Friday's Dally IliilleUn)
Fred Orerhsll, arrested on suspic
ion In connection with a complaint
preferred by Charles Alexander, col
ored, that his purse had been stolen,
was released yesterday after hearing
In JuetlM court, no evfetonre Itotog
givQH te warrant his detsutlon. Amps
Nealay. mulstut, who Alexander and
Ovorball- loth declare mixed tht
liquor which they consumed prevloii
to tho dbMppsarance of the pocket
book. Is still being held by tho au
thorities, ponding an lurostlHuUoH
based on the liquor end of the case.
It la expected that Nwly will bs
given a hearing tomorrow on the rsr
turn Of District Attorney V)t Armond
tram Prtnertlie.
NOTU'IC.
N'otlco Is hereby given that nt 9
o'clock a. in on tho second Monday
In September. 1917. being the 10th
day thereof, the Ooutity Jifiard of
Kquallsattnti will altend.the office
of the County Asossny'Iu the Hem!
Company building, VT tho City of
Hend, Oregon, aidyfubllcly examine
the assessment iMtit, and correct all
errors In vnlinAcen. description or
qualities of Innrfvi. luts or other prop
ertv assessed by the County Assessor;
and It shall be the duty of persons In
terested to appmtr -at the time and
plsce appointed.
W. T. MirLLAHKICV.
Assessor ot Deschutes County,
Oregon.
First publication. Augiwt lf;
Second publication, August 33;
Third publication. August 30;
Fourth publication. Satrtembr
IHDS KOIt IIOIMTAL SJCItVICK.
Notice Is heriby glvyrthst at 2
n'rl.u'k u lit. nnTupiJKv. AllKUllt 13.
o'clock p in. ofyTu4y. August 33.
In room 17 0'Kj,Tiiilldlng. In Hand.
Oregon, the Count) Court of l)cs-
chutes County will recc'.e and con-
The Oregon
Agricultural College
Hki tri'J r'ii'l villi mudrrR lW
rltlt eJ ilrnl niwl ! I-
Imrlinn trwtmc V riliiil dr(t hi Ik
(IkntHt Kki l
AORIOULTUr.C,-llh II iMrlnMU
CCMJtUr.CE. with i ))' "!.
llNOINCEniHO. llh S Jrl.. In.
cN4ln( Cull. 'lrlttrl Ilicfcwtji. I4ltrtl
Aril. lrrtMiM ml Mrktl Kaflfli;
rOCSHTKY. lMtdnu lmnt-t Kftaf-
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noun ccoNOMida. yiik ) ir'1"
Birnli inchatiiac tmt I Ik PtMltS
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The Comfortable, Clean, "Homey" Hotel
)er
VERY DKST MBALS
fJ in tlic Niccit Way
It's on Broaatoay, Down Near the Riodr
Juit SOUTH WHST of tiic n.i.ine Center.
slder bids for the furnishing of hos
pital i-arr of county patients '
In tuakliiK said bids the folbiMing
Items should be coiiildered.
I The price parweek per patient
tor caring for tubrcular imtlents
2. Tho prlcv in- week
for oaring for
Those Idddl
i ouri taai n arc cotiipiuerrpri
sons to car r hoapllales, and
shouM statoioM nisjuisiatlents nt
oaeh class mld luircoiHiuodaK'd
The Coiira rjtres tho right to,
reject sny sWTll bliU, and In plac
ing the contract reservea the right, i
at any time, of placing any patient
Ih another hospital when In Its die-1
rratlon the welfare of the patient
would rwHire It. ',
The contract will be tor I ho period
ot one year.
COCNTV COl'UT OF HB-
cutvna county. !
21c.
y
old; Hsgoif sjTTiiriiest ,n ni',
or lll itffv niii!rc Mulleliii or
flee. SOt; 21 27p
FOIt MM.i: H i-arilr"iaiii.
weight 'i ioo gijmi iirtufS; Imrin i,
wsgon. plus. iiuft7 suadri-s. l
most ne a Ii4ln for ash );'
le HI. tilt ri.i
I'Oll SAI.i: (Irade HoUteln um.
froah Ju Dm ember; l;lvcs ti1iii
miiKWtn on psture iiowi'riie ..
InuulTr Unit Ogt1fiAru. lmi,
f'r y? . H 2li.
FiJJt AAl.Ktllg "msi om .1
MnwifiL' Mm tin bikT rake II-':
West Blh St.. yy BIT 31.2 ,
I haro SIQ arres of whwlifMid, Zto
seres la lyni'vjtliiii. inMTltnerii Ida
ho, sll ifftAil njylffiiuifenrecl. with
good hoiSw-rfToarii and mhi r out
buildings I'rho $3B per aire Will
l radi for r""1 oung range linr-.
avnraglng r..iin.l 100 pouuUx (i
C Cunningham. Terrebonne Ore
BIS 2l.2Tc
I'L'HLIC SKIC.'K'K O.M.MISailON
(Cjs)Untti from lag 1.)
only bo Justified by absolute neces
slty.
On' tho other hand, the present
rato t IS cents per aero foot is In
sufflclont to meet the reasonable op
erating expenses of this ays'am, and
provide a depreciation fund to Insure
tho continuity of service which is o
essential to the welfare of tho com
munity. The limits of the rate thus k m
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rig. harneM uniln;WTle. com umlcslf.
F. (3. Heeker, TByfiilo, Or y5R-2lp
FOIt SALK-Klght goolf dairy
cims, some fresh lUiwyfiiore freah
Mien; also good suilljifi for sale or
trade; price riaogVfe. Five miles
oast of Sisters, J. H. Ilodson, Cllne
t3-!U-Xip
-Two
nil store
one-half
Vrlte Mrs. C.
V. Parsons,
tl 31.31c
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Fails, Ore
FOIt SALK Oit
houses. oh V rooms
building. Dux l; m
lots, at Misters. Or
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FOR BALK One grail Poll An
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FOIt SALIC liouae and iuTrice
right. Toruis rean..nlifiluqulr
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Cashier
H. C f'OK, Vice President L (1 McItKY.NOLDH. Asst. Cashlsr
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