BHND nULLETIfl, HKND OREGON, THURHDAY, AUOOHT in, 1018
PAOH 7
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STATE HIGHWAY
ORDERS SURVEY
ROADS TO HEND ARE TO
BE WORKED.
Houlli L'ml of tlio llcml-Kliiiuulli
J'iiIIh HoiiiI In to ltvnlto Con-
rdileritllou Itrml to IttMlinouil
AImi Otdcml Hurvcjnl,
(From Prlilny'M Dally.)
Ifll'rUI to 'I1i llutlolln.)
MALUM, Auk. 10. Examination of
tho rrninlit of tho nlutn liluhwny do.
imrtiiiuiil hero Indlcutu Hint any on
HlniiKlitH which hnvo bunti iiimlo on
tho l)iiHchu(ii county court on tho
Krouud thut thnl court linn nllowuil
titalo highway fumlit to nllp from Itn
nra) hy Nlothfuluonit or caniloiuinoM
eomo from liwplrod nourccH and do
not exactly tally with thn exact ntnto
of afrulrit. m
Tint ntnto hlnhway ccitiwulnnlnu,
nllvu to tho Imnnrtaiiro of llond ui
u ttrrat cuntar of a i;roat lection of
tho atuln, at Itn taut uinotliiK ordered
n Kiirvoy made from tho houIIi and
of tho road from Uund to La I'lno on
Into Klamath Knits.
Thn rommlioilon at thn ainn moot
ing ordered a mirviiy for a road from
Iluiul to Itodmund,
Tho mmmlioilnn already linn ex
pended $17,000 between llond and
I. a Pino with thn cinder HurfncliiR
of that road, and hlnhway cummin
ilon ofllnlala dorlaro that tho road
Jit In fine condition and hait Riven
Kroat nnllnfuctlon In thai unction.
An a link of tho road between
Ilcnd and Klamath Tall, tho aurvny
ordered will conned up with the
Anna crook project, for which JO.
780.40 him been not aiildu for early
uoimiruotlon work.
It iniiHt tin takou Into cotnldora
tloti, nay official familiar with tho
rdtuatlou, that thn commlimlon In un
iililo to illhtrllnito money and IiIrIi
way work with nn frno a hand an
wnn contemplated nt tho time of thu
jiaaK of tho $ 0,000,000 roud bond
Iiik art. Thn iMpltal lwiuon commit
tuo han nil lit down on tho Halo of
lioudn to n certain extent, iind nn
ovnn a mora Important factor, thn
lack of lahor and thn high cunt of
material malin cnimtrurtlou work a
dlflleult and oxpennlvo proportion
unit thn communion mum K nlow.
Over In llarnoy comity tho com
inlimlon ItrtH ordered thn location of
u Mirvcy for thn IluriiH and Crann
road. Tim ootinty court of that
county Iihn not iihIiIo (8,000 for that
road. Further than that no atop
have liHt.il taken. No money Iihn
hm iMt RHldu for tho road from
ntnlH fiuiitM mid It la problematical
whtm Hiiy will be. Any delnrtlnn
to thn effect that llaruny ootinty Iihn
KOUKod thu Htato lilKliwny fund for
u Inn') ullre of tho plo, whtlo other
iiouullon hnvo been nnlep without
oven ttiolr uapkluit on, falln to llud
mihitluHtlutloii In tho rooordri.
Htato hlKhway official npoak IiIrIi
ly of thn member of tho county
court of DhhcIiuIoh county and do
iitarw that thuy havo found JunI tho
oo-oporatlou needed tlinre.
Thn faot that thn latent movo Ukou
by tho uomiiilmlou ban bmm to ordr
MiirvoyH for tho opunliiK of two Im
portant llnkN Hiich an tho llond
Klamath Fall rnuto and tho llond
Itoiliuoiiil road glvo pntonl Indication
that thd coiumlHHlou hint not forgot
tun that lltud In on tho map and
that It Intoiidft to maku It a larKor
Hpot on tho map than oor hnforo,
If buttor lilKhwnyi) can lirliiK that
nltuatlou nbotit.
Proportionally, llond hnH Hhnrcd
n woll an any county In tho Htato,
oiitHldo of poHilbly ono or two whom
tho Columbia or Pacific hlt;hwayti
Piihh through,, and Hioho countloa
hnvo boon favorod bocaiiHO of hucIi
hlKliwny" and not bncnimo of any
particular ncllvltlim on thn part of
tlinlr county courta,
Whim coudltlouH brlKhtou It will
lio found Hint many hundreds of
thoiiHiiiHlH of dolIurH will ho oxpondod
on roadH which will tond to muko
llond a Krnatnr city and Central Oro
Hon a Kroator noctlon of tho stoto
and It iiIho will bo found that tho
county oflkiulH hnvo not boon unloop,
YI-1TXT1T "V 1 AfTO
ICllitiiiNliUljU .JUino
NAVAL RESERVE
Former Partner In (Jolden Itulo HI oro
Now AwaltliiK to Ho AnsIihhI
to IIlN PONt.
(From Thurmlay'H pally.)
Hurry HholiiKold, who, with H.
l'ourl, Iuib boon ono of tho proprlotorn
of tho Oolilon Uulo Htoro In tlila
city, ImH onllatod In tlio naval ro
Borvo and Ih now In Portland await
Iiik bin call to tho colois, Ho liaH
dlapoacd of hla lutoroat In tho IhibI
hobs to Mr. Poarl, who will contlnuo
to conduct It undor tho eniho namo
uh provlouBly.
MORRISON HITS
WORK OR FIGHT
i,AiK)it iii:Ai)i:u ii:ciAitKH that
TIIOMAH AMKNDMKNT WW
WI5APON IN IIANDH OK D.NKAIH
i;mi'M)Vi:iw to ha km iAitoit.
(11 Unltl I'rr. to Tli limit Ilutl.tln.)
WABHINUTON, Auk. 20. Kralik
Morrlnon, niivrntary of thn Ainorlcau
Kodoratlon of Labor, today doclarud
to tho Iioiiho military committee that
tho Tliomaa work or fight amondmont
to thn man power bill wan an limult
to labor, "Wo do not protest ftKitlnnt
tho mini of tho nation koIiik Into tho
army to flRht, but wo do protest
ni:nliml tho puttlni: of Ihlit weapon
Into thn hamta of unfair ninployom
to brand thn workem of tho nation
ait ttlackom."
WILL DEMONSTRATE
VALUE OF TRACTORS
Inhibition Will llo Held In Portlitui!
for Thrw lnt Knrly Nfxt
Month.
Through a tractor and Implement
demonstration which In to tin hold In
Portland on Hnptnmbnr fi, (I and 7,
It In hoped to convoy to thn farmers
of thn stnto tho advantaKO of tlio
farm tractor an a menus for extensive
farming nvon though an acuto short
oro of labor oxIstN, Thn demonstra
tion will covor about SCO aero of
land, and practically ovory tractor,
lurK". medium sired and small, will
bn displayed. Ilohlnd tho tractor
will bn pulled boldboard and disc
plows, pits tooth, sprliiK tooth and
disc harrow, Hcrapam, land Invollor
and MUhsoller.
Kncli demonstrator will havn an
Individual tout on thn grounds for
thn purposo of receiving visitor and
prospoctlvn purchaser, whllo other
nccommodatlou for thn visitors, who
urn expected lo coma from all part
of tho Mutt', aro to bo provided.
RUSSIAN BETRAYERS
REPORTED IN HIDING
(11 Unllr.1 I'm to Tlie lU-n.t llullrtln.)
WAHHINOTO.S', Auj;, 20. Cable
riM-olvod from Rtockholm report that
l.onino mid Trotsky, tho betrayers of
ltunsla, aro aboard a warship In
Kronstadt harbor tinder tho protec
tion of tho (Iiiruinn Has ready to lien
to Germany If thn occasion roinntnU
It, It Ih reported that It I Jiardly
probahln that tho Ilolshovlkl loadon
will aiialn bo pormlttt'ikto touch Itus
hIiiii noil w th. mi tho military pro
tection of (in nn any.
c
ARRESTED SOON
T. V. HIIANNO.V IS TO UK HK.
Tl'ltNKU TO MAHHAS TO AN
MWKIt iO HTATi: CMIAIU1K
posi:i an a poi.ia: orpiuiMt.
(Prom Thuradny'H Dally.)
Whllo pohIiik a a member of tho
OruKon military police, P. W. Shun
unit vn nrrontod at Lakovlow yostor
day afternoon on Information filed
from both Crook and DoHchutoH
counties charKluc him with viibhIiib
a number of worthtosa cliocliH, Ho
will bo returned to Mndraa to anawcr
to tho charKCH.
Hhanunn wns In Hand Hovoral daya
laHt wook, at which tlnio ho ropro
Houtml to both county and city of
fkiala that ho wua undor tho ordora
of tho ntnto military pullco depart
ment and that ho had boon atatlonod
at MadraH for mivornt uinnths guard
ing tho ernpa. Ho explained Hint ho
had lont hla hndRd tho day provloua,
but had Bout for auuthor,
Ho remained liuro uoveral days,
but Hhowod no aotlvlty In pollco af
fnlra other than HpuudliiK moat of
hla tlnio at tho pollco utntlon ouJ
Wnll atroot.
Yoatorday momliiR Jofforaon coun
ty oftlclula wirod tho nuthorltloa hero
tlmt ho wiih wanted In MadraH for
piiBHliiK Hovoral worthleaa chockB, and
ahortly aftor a almllar word wua ro
colvod from I.u Pino, whoro ho had
oporatod furthor. Lako county nu
thorltloa worn untlllod and ho waa
urrobtod at Lukovlow,
ProaocutltiB Attornoyll, II, Do Ar
mond thta innrnlng wirod to Major
Dloch, bond of tho Oregon military
pollco at Portland, Booking to loam
It Shannon waa connected with tho
organization and rocolvod a roply
that no bucU person waa a mombor,
togothor with instructions to proao
cuto to tho limit,
ECKS NO GOOD
FARMERS SIGN
FOR SULPHUR
manv paiimhiw ok thk countv
aim: takino aovantahi: ok
OPPOItTUMTV OK INCItKASI.NO
'Jiinilt CUOPH.
(Prom Saturday' Dally.)
That Central Oreon fannors aro
itilck to tako advuntago of tho re
sults brought out by tho experiments
with tho tiso of sulphur versus land
planter nn nn alfalfa fortlllzer Ih
hIiowii by tho ract that member of
tho Sulphur-Alfalfa club have slguod
up with thn county ncrlculturnl
nKent for Ofi.000 pounds of sulphur.
A total of 10,000 pound of nulphur
was nlgtii'd for on August 10 and
many other alfalfa grower have re-
iucstud Hiilphur club order blank,
which have bonn sent thorn.
Momhorn of thn club pgreo to pur
chase and apply sulphur to a glvon
number of acres of their alfalfa Hold,
compare tho result with tho untreat
ed fields and report tho results to the
county agent.
On account of tho many field trials
with sulphur that have already boon
completed, a largo proportion of tho
alfalfa grower are planning on ap
plying Hiilphur to every aero of al
falfa they possess. Sovcn conclusive
experiments completed to date have
shown Increased yield of hay from
tho use of sulphur ranging from 00
to HO per cent, Whero compared
to thu uio of land plaster a un al
falfa fertilizer, thu sulphur experi
ments completed show an Increase
ranging from 33 to CO per cent. At
Tumalo un experiment testing out
thl year' land plaster on August 9
against last year' sulphur applica
tion was weighed up.
Thn owner, J. W Ilrown, applied
sulphur to the sulphur plot In tho
early aprlivg of 1917, nothing being
applied during tho present year. Ho
applied CO pound of land plaster to
tho land plaster plot again during
tho prosonl season of 1918 Tho
weight of tho second cutting for thl
year after deducting 2& per cont. In
weight for shrinkage, am us follows:
On tho land plaster plot 3,330
pounds of hay and on thu sulphur
plot 4,300 pounds of hay woro har
vested, or an Increaso of 1,000
pound of hay In favor of tho sul
phur. Figuring tho cost of land
planter nt I IS par ton and sulphur
at I R0, tho Drown experiment thus
far hIiows n not gain of 'J4 In favor
of thn sulphur plot over the laud
plnstur plot.
lty taklug up the sulphur matter
with tha large sulphur reflnerlM,
County Agent Ward secured a price
of about SO per cent, lower than
that of last year. Tho huge demon
strations of the use of Hiilphur which
will bo In prore In Central Ore
gon next year wan to also serve the
sulphur manufacturer a a demon
stration of tho utilization of sulphur
for fertilizing purposes and thuy wore
willing to do everything possible to
oncourugo thl mnvemunt.
Howovor, a sudden fluctuation In
the Hiilphur market on August 10 ro
Hiiltud In thu withdrawal of all quota
tloim and an Immodlato raise In price.
Tho county ngont miccoodod In get
ting tho price for tho farmers' pool
of Hiilphur protected for flvo days,
ho nil prospective sulphur usora arc
urged to get In touch with Mr. Ward
and arrange for their supply of sul
phur Immediately.
J. S. 8CIIAD AND K. .1. OAT LOW
HAVi: TAKKX OPTION ON TDK
lU'SINIlSS DUAL IH KXPKOTKD
to nn oi.osi:d hhoutia.
(Prom Thursday 'b Dally.)
Negotiations nro now undor way
for tho ualo of tho Owl Pharmacy,
owned by tho Polndcxtur ostnto. J,
S. Schad of Portland, who has boon
In Dend for tho paat two mouths,
and 10, J, Cutlow of IluriiH havo taken
an option on tho biiHtnesH, nud nu
Invoice of tho stock In bulug takou
ponding tho final transaction.
Mr. Schad Is a pharmacist of many
yoara' oxporlonco, having boon lo
catod In Portland, Salom and South
ern Orogou during tho past 12 years.
Ho camo to llond about eight wuokB
ago, accepting a position at tho Ilor
ton Drug company, but grnapod tho
opportunities offorod by tho pur
cluwo of tho Owl Pharmacy, which
has always onjoyod a hoavy patron
aigo. Mr, Catlow, whoso homo Is In
Hums, has also had sovornl years'
OWL PHARMACY
CHANGES HANDS
business oxporlonco. Ho I at tho
prcsont tlrno completing tho disposi
tion of Interest In Harney county
preparatory n making IiIh rcnlilonro
hero and taking an active part in
conducting tho bunlnusn In tho futuro.
JURY IS DRAWN IN
MIKE MURGE CASE
A Jury In tho caso of Mlko Murgc,
changed with operating a disorderly
houiio, was drawn at 2:30 thl after
noon and tho first witnesses exam
ined. It Is expoctcd that tho caso
will bo finished tonight.
LEGAL NOTICES
POUND NOTK'i:.
Notlco I hereby given that tho
City of liend ha taken up tho fol
lowing described live stock, to-wlt:
Ono bay maro, ago about 11 years,
wolght about 1,100 lbs., right hind
and left front hoofs havo hole and
quarter crack, bull on; ono dark bay
horso, about 10 year old, weight
about 900 or 1,000 lbs., shod In
front, If any brand they aro un
decipherable. Tho cost of redeem
ing said lire stock will bo $1.00 per
day In addition to actual expenso of
keeping and cost of advertising and
all other necessary expenses. In
caso of falluro to redeem on part of
owner, said live stock will bo sold as
provided by tho charter of tho City
of liond on tho 24th day of August,
at 3:00 p. in. at city pound.
U A. W. NIXON,
Chlof of Pollco and cx-Offlclo
Poundrnaster. 24-25
County Hoard of Initialization,
Notlco I hereby given that tho
board of equalization of Deschutes
county, Oregon, will attend at tha
office of tho county assessor In tho
court housoji tho city of Dend on
Monday, SoPfornber 9, 1918, and
publicly examine tho assessment rolls
and correct all errors In valuation,
description or qualities of lands, lot
or other property assessed by tho
county nsscssor; and It shall bo tha
duty of person Interested to appear
at tho tlnio and place appointed.
W. T. MULLAKKY,
Assessor of DoschuteB County.
First publication Aug. IS, 1918.
24-27c
POUND notici:.
Notlco Is horooy given that the
City of Dend has taken up tho fol
lowing describod llvo stock, to-wit:
Ono red pig, G months old. Tho cost
of redeeming said llvo stock will be
SI. 00 nor day In addition to actual
expense of keeping and cost of ad-1
vortlslng and all othor necessary ex-)
pctiHes. In caso of falluro to redeem
on part of owner, said llvo stock will
bo sold on Lot 5, Illock 1C, Rlv irsldo
addition, on tho lCth day of August,
at 3 p. m.
L. A. W. NIXON, '
Chlof of Pollco and cx-Offlclo
Poundrnaster. 206c
POUND NOTICK.
Notice Ih hereby given that the City
of Ilend has taken up the following
live stock, to-wlt: Ono black cow,
branded lazy It on right hip, right
nye has been hurt; one black heifer,
branded half circle P right hip con
nected. Tho cost of redeeming said
live stock will be $1.00 per day In
addition to actual erpenso of keep
ing ad cost of advertising and all
other nocossary expense). In caso of
falluro to redeem on part of ownor,
said llvo Htock will be sold as pro
vided by tho charter of tho City of
Ilend on thn 23rd day of August, at
3 p. m. at city pound.
L. A. W. NIXON.
Chlof of Police and ex-Of(lclo
Poundrnaster.
(1200 W24-2C
Notlco of Ilc.irlii; on Pinal Account
juul Petition for DKtillmtloii
anil Dlsrliiirgc
In tho County Court of Deschutes
County, In thaStato of Oregon, In
Probato.
In tho '.Mattor of tho Estato of Mary
O'DonnoIl, Docoasod.
Notlco Is horoby given that Ann
O'DonnoIl, executrix of thu estato of
Mary O'DonnoIl. deceased, has filed
In th!s court for settlement, hor final
account as such executrix, together
with hor petition for tho final dis
tribution of snld ostato, and that the
hearing of tlio same lins been set for
Monday, tho Oth day of Septomber,
liUS, nt 10:00 o'clock A. M of said
day nt tho court houso In tho city of
Ilend, In Deschutes county, Orogou.
and all persons interested In said
estate aro notlflod then and thoro to
appoar and show cause. If any they
have, why tho said account should
not bo settled nnd allowed, and why
distribution of Hald estate should not
thoroupoii bo Immediately made to
tho porsous entitled thereto, without
rurtnor notlco of proceedings.
Dated this Cth day of August,
191S.
ANNA O'DONNELL.
Exocutrlx of tho Estato of Mary
O'DonnoIl, Deceased. 23-27o
NOTICE OP CONTEST.
Department of tho Intorlor, United
States Land Offlco, Lukovlow,
Oregon, July 22, 1918.
To Joseph Olxo,. enro of R. P. Mlntor,
Dend, Oregon, Contesteo:
You nro Horoby notilled that An
ton! Szudzlowicz, who glvos Homstad
Valley, Orogou, as his postofflco ad
dross, did on July 22. 1918, Hlo In
this offlco hla duly corroborated ap
plication to contest nnd securo tho
cancellation of your homestead ontry,
801 lal No. 0740C, nindo March 27,
1914. for SEU, K&SWM. Sec. 30,
W'KSWU, Sec. 29, township 22 S..
Rnngo 17 E Willamette Meridian,
and ns grounds for his contest ho
nlloges that said Joseph Olza has
abandonod said claim for mora than
six months last past; that said entry
man's nbsonco from and falluro to
cultlvato said land was not duo to
his omploymont In tho army, navy or
Marino corns, or othor organization
doscrlbod In tho Act of July 28,mr7Tr
or oisowuoro, ana that said absonco
from tho land wan not duo to tho cn
tryman'H employment In military
service rendered In connoctlon with
operation In Moxlco, or along tho
border thoroof, or In mobilization
camp olsowhoro, In tho military or
naval organizations of tho United
State or tho National Ouard of any
of tho sovoral states.
You aro, therefore, furthor notified
that tho said allegations will bo
taken as confessed, and your said
entry will bo canceled without fur
thor right to bo hoard, cither before
thl offlco or on appeal, If you fall
to file In thl offlco within twonty
day after tho fourth publication of
thl notlco, a shown below, your
answor, under oath, specifically re
sponding to theso allegations of con
test, togothor with duo proof that
you havo sorvod a copy of your an
swer on tho said contestant cither In
person or by registered mall.
You should state' In your answer
thn name of tho postofflco to which
you dcslro furthor notices to bo sent
to you.
JA8. P. DUROE88,
Register.
Data of first publication, August 1,
1918.
Dato of second publication, Au
gust 8,' 1918.
Dato of third publication, August
1C, 1918.
Dato of fourth publication, August
22, 1918. 22-2SC
NOTICK TO CIMIDITOIW.
In tno County Court of tho Stato of
Oregon, for tho County of De
schutes. In tho Matter of tho Estata of Mary
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber
Company
Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
Building Material, Kiln
Dried Flooring and all kinds ef Finish
SASH AND DOORS
COMPLETE STOCK of SuuxLu'd Sao.
BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO.
Local Sales Agent, MILLER LUMBER CO.
HUFFSCHMIDT-DUGAN IRON WORKS
Manufacturers of Iron, Bronze and Semi-Steel Castings for
Power Tranimijiion Machinery; "Wood Pipe Fitting!, Grate
Bar. Agricultural, Mining and Saw Mill Machinery, Ornament
al and Structural Iron. WE ARE PREPARED TO RUSH
YOUR ORDERS ON REPLACEMENTS FOR BROK
EN CASTINGS ON ALL KINDS OF FARM MA
CHINERY.
Business and Professional Cards
R. S. HAMILTON
ATTOUNEV-AT-LAW
Rooms 13-16 First National
Dank Bldg. Tel. 511
(Dr. Coc' former Office.)
H. H. DeARMOND
LAWYER
O'Kano Building, Bond, Oregon
II. O. L L I S
Attoraoy-at-Luw
United State Commissioner
First National Bank Building
BEND, OREGON
W. W. FAULKNER, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Sulto 6-8-10, O'Kano Building
Bend, ... Oregon
DR. TURNER
EVE SPECIALIST, of Portland
Visits Bend Monthly,
Watch Paper for Dates,
or Injiulro of
THORSON, THE JEWELER
Deschutes County Abstract Company
D. H. PEOPLES, President
Most Comploto Abstract Plant lit Central Oregon. Special Attention
Given to Fedorat Loan Abstracts.
First Notional bunk lildrf.. DEND, ORE., Cor. next to Alloy
Eastes-Anderson
Irrigated Farm
GENERAL
Fint National Bank Quitting 124
J. Canada, Deceased.
Notlco I horoby Ivon that tho
undersigned ha been appointed oxoc
utrlx of tho estato of Mary J. Canada,
doccanod, and all persons having
claim against tho estato of tho said
Mary J. Canada nro horoby notified
to present tho same, duly verified an
required by law, at tho offlco of B. O.
Stadtor In tho First National Hank
Ilulldlng In llond, Doschuto county,
Oregon, within six months from tho
dato of tho first publication of this
notlco.
Dato of tho first publication of this
notlco, August 1, 1918.
ELLEN D. SANDERSON,
Exocutrlx.
E. O. 8TADTER, 22-2 Co
Attornoy for Executrix.
NOTICK TO CltHDITOHS.
In tho County Court of tho 8tato of
Oregon, for tho County of De
schutes. In tho Matter of tho Estato of Vernon
A. Forbes, Deceased.
Notlco Is horoby given that Anno
Porbc was, on tho 23rd day of July,
1918, appointed administratrix of tho
estato of Vernon A. Forbes, deceased,
and all persons having claim against
oald ostato aro horoby notified to pro
nent samo to said administratrix at
Dend, Oregon, vorlfled as required
by law, within six months of tho dato
of the first publication of this no
tice Dato of first publication, July 25,
1918.
ANNE FORDE8,
Administratrix of the Estato of Ver
non A. Forbes, Deceased. 2 1-2 5c
BEND. OREGON.
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Architect
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