IIKNI) IIILLKTIN, IIHNf), ORKOON, TIIUIINDAV, NOVEMBER 28, 1018
PAOH 7
FORD WRECKED
IN COLLISION
TWO INJURED SERIOUS
LY, TWO SLIGHTLY.
i.'nr Driven by Lrtrr Wilkinson
flora Hrfl(J On Into Orfycon
Trunk Nwltcnlnff
I Engine.
f
(From Saturday's Dallr.)
Two tnomliera of an automobile
parly were seriously Injured and
two nllghtly Injured when n Kord
enr, driven nl a high rntn of upend,
dashed Into nn Oregon Trunk awltch
onglno on thn Franklin street cross
Iiik of tlio 0. T and H. I. & 8. tracks
nt y o'clock last night. Thn Injured
were Luster Wilkinson, driver; Jason
Price, Lillian Oeriird and Idn Rnlil,
Wllklnnon and Minn Clmirnrd nrn nt
(ho Ilcnd sunxlcal hospital, where
thoy nni receiving tnodlcnl attention
MIhh DiiIiI remained nt thn homo of
friends IiinI ulKht, hut wun tuken to
hur own homo (IiIh mornliiK.
Tim party hnd linen out for nn nuto
ride nnd worn niturnltiK to tho city
when ttiii accident happened. All
members of tho party thin mornliiK
agree Hint tho cur was being drlviin
perhaps no miles pur hour.
As thoy nenri'd thn rnllrond cross
Iiik WllkliiHon, who was drlvliiK.
failed to net) tho lights of thn nwltch
engine, which wnn bncklnic down
tho trnck. Thin una perhaps duo to
tho fnct Hint thn sldo curtains worn
fastened tightly down on bin nldo,
nnd whom tho glass hnd been broken
out blnck oilcloth hnd boon sewed In,
entirely shutting off any nldo vision
Just nn thoy renchnd tho trucks ono
of thn party In thn iicnt with tho
driver saw thn appronchlng locomo
tive nnd Knro tho alarm. Wllklnnon
swerved tho enr to tho right In nn
offnrt to avoid n collision, nnd tho
machine crashed Into thn nwltch
oiikIiio nt nn angle Junt In front of
tho forward truckn,
Tho engineer, who lind seen tho
enr romltiK, not bin brakes nnd suc
ceeded In coming to n ntop nftnr tho
tnncbluo hnd bon dragged n distance
of nbout 30 font,
Tho members of thn pnrty worn
taken from tho wrecked enr by mum
born of tho trnln crow nnd witnesses
to tho nccldunt, nnd phynlclnnn cnllod.
Iloth Wllklnnon nnd Minn flournrd
arc suffering from numerous woundn
Inflicted by tho flying glass from tho
windshield, while those In thn roar
neat received their Injuries from tho
nuto top, which wnn crunhod In upon
them when tho enr ntruck tho onglno.
Tho automobile, which wan the
property of Wllklnnon, In almont n
total ruin, thn entire front nnd bo
Inx dnmaged beyond repair.
Wltnonncn to thn necldont thin
morning declnrcd no blnmo for tho
necldont could bo pltcod upon tho
engineer or members of tho trnln
crow. Tho nwltch onglno carrlod n
headlight both In front and In tho
roar, both of which worn llghtod,
while tho bell hnd been kopt ring
ing conntnntly. It In presumed thnt
thn occupnntn of tho enr, through
their Innblllty to noo out of tho nldo
curtnlnn nnd tho ronr of tho engine,
neither heard nor nnw tho approach
Iiik train until It wnn too lato.
WHAT AN OLD GEEHER DID.
Thorn wnn nn old gaenor, ho
had n lot of nonno. Ho ntnrtod
up n biittluoHH on n dollnr eighty
contN, Tho dollnr for ntock nnd
tho eighty for nn ad brought
him th run lovely dollars In n
day, by dad. Well, ho bought
moro Koodtt and n llttlo nioro
space, nnd ho played thnt ays
torn with n smllo on IiIh face.
Tho ctiHtomora flocked to hla
two-by-four, und uoon ho hnd to
huntlo for n regular ntoro. Up
on tho uqunro whuro tho pooplo
pnnn, ho gobbled up a corner
thnt wnn nil plato glntta, Ho
fixed up tho window with tho
bent ho had and told thorn nil
nbout It In n full pago nd, Ho
uoon hnd om coming, nnd ho
never, novor quit, nnd ho didn't
cut down IiIh nds ono darn
whit. And ho kopt things hum
ming In tho town ovor since,
nnd ovorybody calls him tho
merchant prince. Soma nay It'u
luck, but that'll all bunk; why,
ho was doing business when tho
times woro punk, Pooplo havo
to purchnsu and Oio goosor wns
wise for ho know tho way, to
got 'om was to ndvortlso. Ex.
(X)Illl COMING FKI). 10,
i
' (From Monday'a Dally.)
Irwin S. Cobb, noted lecturer und
author, will nrrlvo horo on tho ly
coum platform Fobruary 10, accord
ing to word received today.
AT HOME IN LOFTY PLACES
Mountain Cheep Cllmbn With Oafety
nd Cmo Where No Hunter Would
Dare Venture.
Of nil American animals, bighorn,
thn mountain sheep, In ono of tho mont
reinnrknblo. Not only In ho remark
iililn In appearance, but ho In equally
reinnrknblo In bin nblllty to live, nnd
llvo well, In nn environment whore It
would acorn thnt no nnlmnl of such
nlzn could possibly auntnln Itfo. There,
on tho roof of tho world, ho not only
auntalnn life, but, winter or winner,
appesrs to bo fat and In the beat of
condition.
In America there nro alt species of
mountain sheep. Tho Urgent nnd bent
known la the truly magnificent big
horn, also called Itocky mountain
sheep. One nbundnnt In tho Reck
Inn, from Mexico to Ilrltlnh Columbia,
It In now found only In amnl! scattered
bands. Thla In duo to mnn'n pernlntent
bunting. It la now protected for a
term of yearn In some states, and la
nlowly Increasing !n numbcra.
Bighorn la of a gray-brown color,
with n white or crcam-ycllow patch on
thn hind quarters. A big rnm will
weigh WX) pounds. Tho femulo la
amnller. Iloth mnlo nnd femulo bnrc
horns, but thono of tho Intter nrn abort
nnd straight, whllo thono of tho rnm
nro linmeiino nnd curvo buck nnd
nround until sometimes thoy fonn nl
mont n complete circle.
Thn bighorn lives In tho mont Inac
cessible plnces among thn towering
critics of tho Itocky ninuntnlnn, nnd
travels with ennn plncen In which It
would neem no creature lacking wings
could ponnlbly get obouL sIt bounds
down precipices which appear to tho
onlooker to offer no foothold, nnd Its
safe nrrlvnl nt tho bottom neems little
lens thnn n mlrnclc. It r.cnles cliffs
which tho hunter dnres not attempt.
People's Homo Journal.
SMALL REWARD FOR BIG FIND
Man Who Discovered Qold In Au
trails Remunerated by the Mag
nificent Olft of Five Dollar.
Tho first dlncoTcry of gold In Aus
tralia wnn mndo na early as 1839 by
n convict servant of n Hcotch aettlcr
named McAllster. Tills mnn found n
nugget f what ho rightly conceived
to be gold whllo tending his master's
sheep near where tho town of Hnllarnt
now stnndn, and took It to McAllster,
who submitted It to tho governor, Sir
George Olpps.
Tho Intter hnd It annoyed, and found
that It really wan gold, but fearing n
mutiny of thn convicts If tho truth
woro nllnwed to become known, ho
kept his knowledgo to htmnetr. Menu
while, ho ordervd tho finder of tho
specimen to bo given n sovereign (f5)
In recognition of his Monterprlne."
Tills Is probnbly tho smallest re
word ever given to n white man for
what wan tho biggest find recorded In
history, for when, 12 yeom Inter, Ed
ward llargrenvcu rediscovered thono
name goldflrlds, many millions sterling
were taken from thorn In tho courso of
b few months.
Dread of Poverty.
A Brest denl of apparent poverty
comes from drend of poverty. A man
snves every cent and goes mind nnd
soul hungry and, ten to one, ho Is
starving somebody clao at tho an me
time, along with himself. Ho Is rvnlly
poor, for tho time being, although ho
ban n large bank account. Poverty
will como every tlmo nn tho result of
tho Improper attltudo fownrd money.
Money Is not a reality; It represents
things that wo consider for our good.
Hut there Is no poverty llko thnt of
tho starred noul that shrinks and
dries up Into narrowness nnd compres
sion. In getting tho feeling of
wenlth, look nbout you. 8eo all tho
wonders of nature; bellevo thnt won
ders will happen and then get rendy
for them. After tho day's work Is
done, build nlr castles, nnd then go
In nnd lay n strong foundation under
ono of them. Expect to develop Into
efllclency necessary for tho bigger Job,
Tho key to this Hen In your hnnds
In doing tho llttlo things well. Pat
rick Fcnton, In tlio Nautilus.
Lead Poisoning In Waterfowl.
According to Mr. Alexander Wet
nioro of tho United States biological
survey, lend poisoning In waterfowl,
which has been known for n number
of years, has recently assumed consid
erable economic Importance. Wild
ducks, whistling awnns and n few oth
er birds subject to tho disease, pick
up nnd swallow pellets of nhot lying
Nn tho mud In mnruhoa nnd shallow
Inkea nbout old shooting blinds. Tho
hot remains In tho stomach until It
has been ground Into flno particles by
tilts of gravel, nwnllowed to aid di
gestion, and part of tho lend Is pro
gressively absorbed Into tho system,
resulting In alow paralysis, emaciation
nnd death. Mr. Wetmoro's experi
ments ahow that In soioo cases n sin
Bio No. 0 shot Is nufllclcnt to causo
death by lend poisoning. Scientific
American.
Ecolooy."
Although tho word "Ecology" hns
long been known In Its meaning, llt
tlo practical attention has been given
until recently to tho methods of study
It connotes. Ecology la thnt phnso of
biology that considers plants und anl
qiiiIh as thoy exist In naturo, nnd stud
ies their Interdependence, nnd tho ro
tation of each kind and Individual to
Its environment. It ia tho study of
tho actions and interactions of living
things and their reactions toward ex
ternal Influences.
I-'ICW AUK TUAVKMNO.
Travel at tho present tltno Is
llghtor than It hail bon for many
months, according to hontolry pro
prietors In tho city, No reason In
given for tho slack up,
LEGAL NOTICES
CAM COU.NTV ItOAI) WAIUIANTH.
Notice In hereby glvun that Do
nchutcs county registered -warrants
drawn on tho Itond Fund, Nu in hers
400 to 490, Inclusive, nro called for
payment nt the County Treasurer's
office, Ilcnd, Onoton. Interest stops
on nnd aftor November 23rd, 1918.
OI,YI)B M. McKAY,
Treasurer, Deschutes County.
OIWIH'J
lino
NOTICE OK CONTEHT.
Department of tho Interior, United
Htntns Land Office, Tho Dallon,
Orugon, November 12, 1918,
To Andrew Engorl of Ilutid, Oregon,
contuntuo:
You nro hereby notified thnt Jerry
N, Quirk, who gives (General Deliv
ery) Portland, Oregon, nn his post
offlco nddrens, did on October 17,
1918, file In thin offlco his duly cor
roborated application to contest nnd
secure tho cancellation of your Mome
nt end entry, Herlal No, 019382, mndo
October 22. 1917, for KA NWit, W
'A NEV't. Hectton 29, Township 18,
H.. Itnugo 13 K Wlllnmeltu Merid
ian, nnd ns grounds for his contest
ho nllegen thnt I urn Informed nnd
believe mid therefore nllegu that sold
Andrew Engurt abandoned said land
tho day ho filed on name and for more
than nix months Immediately there
after and that ho ban never boon on
nnld land nor ronldud thereon nor
made any cultivation thereof or Im
provement thereon nor at all nnd
that ho has over nlnco nnd still doen
abandon nnld land; thnt nnld Andrew
Engerl In n man between nlxty nnd
nuventy yearn of ago and that bin
nbnntico In not duo to bin services In
nny wnr In which the United Stntes
hns or may now bo engaged.
You are, therefore, further noti
fied thnt the said nlloxntlons will bo
taken ns confessed, nnd your nnld
entry will bo cancelled without fur
ther right to bo hoard, either before
this offlco or on appeal, If you fall
to file In this offlco within twenty
days nfler tho FOUIITH publlcntlon
of this notice, ns shown below, your
nnswer, under onth. specifically re
sponding to theso nllegntlons of con
test, together with duo proof thnt
you havo nerved n copy of your nn
swer on thn snld coutentnnt cither in
person or by registered mull.
You should state In your nnswer
the name of the postofflco to which
you desire futuro notices to bo sent
to you.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK,
Register.
Onto of first publlcntlon, Nov. 21,
1918.
Onto of second publlcntlon, Nor.
28, 1918.
Onto of third publlcntlon, Dec. C,
1918.
Date of fourth publication, Dec.
12. 1918. 38-Up
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In tho County Court or tho Stnto of
Oregon, for Deschutes County.
In the Matter of tho Eatnto of John
Otiniur, Docenned.
Notice is hereby given thnt tho
undorslgued, Enoch I. und. wns on
the 18th dny of November, 1918, duly
appointed tho administrator of tho
estate of John Otimnr. deceased, by
Honorable W. I). Unrnes, county
judgo.
All pontons having clnlms ngnlnst
snld estnto nro hereby notified to
presont tho snmo nt tho offlco of II.
II. Do Artnond nt Rend, Orugon, at
torney for administrator, within six
months from tho dnto of tho flret
publlcntlon hereof, nil elnimn to bo
verified In tho manner provided by
law.
ENOCH LUND.
Administrator.
II. II. Do ARMOND, 38-12c
Attornoy tor Administrator.
POUND NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given thnt tho
City of Rend bus taken up tho fol
lowing described llvo stock, to-wlt:
Ouo buy inaro about 9 youra old,
weight nbout 800 or 900 lbs., brand
ed F or P 1mr underneath, right
shoulder; ono mouse colored in are
about 9 years old, weight about 850
lbs., brands, If any, undecipherable;
If
YQU KNOW OF
A Viuior
A Dc piture
A Birth
ADelh
An Accident
An IllncM
OR-
Any Ntw Duilding
Social Function
Meetingt
A Real EtUte TlnactIon
Any ImpiovcmenU
OR
Anything that u ol Inlernt
ITS NEWSI
Phone it to
The Bulletin
501
nlso ono dark buckskin horse, weight
nbout 1000 lbs., 7 years old, hnd wlro
cut bulow loft shoulder, brands, If
nny undecipherable. Tho cost of ro
dooming said llvo ntock will bo $1.00
per dny In addition to actual oxpunnu
of keeping nnd cont of advertising.
In enso of failure to redeem on jmrt
of owner, said livestock will bo sold
as provided by tho chnrtor of the City
of Hond on tho 30th day of November
at 3:00 p. in. at City Pound.
h. A. W. NIXON,
Chief of Police and ex-OfflcIo
Poundmaslur, 292-w37-8
NOTICE OF HHEHIFF'H HALE.
In tho Circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon, for Deschutes County.
Western Loan A Building Company,
n Corporation, Plaintiff, rs. Donald
V. Mackintosh; Oscnr Carlson and
Ed Lyons, doing buslnons under
tho firm name and stylo of Carlson
& Lyons,' Defendants,
Ily virtue of on execution, Judg
ment order und decree nnd order of
nnlo Issued out of tho nbovo entitled
Court in tho nbovo entitled cause,
to mo directed nnd dnted tho 12th
dny of November, 1918, upon a
Judgment nnd decree rendered and
entered In snld Court on tho 9fh dny
of November, 1918, In fnvor or
plaintiff, on its first causo of suit
for tho sum of $1339.87 with In
terest thereon at the rate of 10 per
cent, per annum from Juno 1G, 1918;
for tho further sum of $100.00 at
torney's fees nnd the further sum of
$8.10 cents nnd disbursements, nnd
thu costs on nnd upon this writ
commanding mo to mako salo of the
following described real property
situate, lying and being In tho Coun
ty of Dchutes, State of Oregon, to
wlt: All of Lots numbered 12 and 13
In Rlock numbered 2 of Rend View
Addition to Rend according to tho
duly recorded pint thereof now on
flla nnd of record In the office of tho
County Clerk of Deschutes County,
Stnto of Oregon.
And for tho further Judgment of
$1339.87 on plaintiff's nccond causo
of nult. with Intercut thereon at the
rato of 10 per cent, per annum from
June 1C, 1918; for thu furthor sum
of $100.00 attorney's fees and tho
further sum of $8.10 costs and dis
bursements and the costs of and upon
this writ commanding mo to mako
salo of tho following described real
property situate, lying nnd being in
tho County of Deschutes, Stnto of
Orogon, nnd to npply tho proceeds
of snld sale toward tho satisfaction
of Judgment obtained on said second
causo of suit, to-wlt:
All of Lots numbered 14 and 16
in Rlock 2 of Rend Vlow Addition
to Rend, according to tho duly re
corded plat thereof now on file and
of record In tho offlco of tho County
Clerk of Deschutes County, Stato of
Oregon.
And tho further Judgment of
$1402.95, on plaintiff's third cause
of suit, with interest thereon at tho
rato of 10 per cont. per annum from
Juno 16, 1918; for the furthor sum
of $100.00 attorney's fees and tho
furthor sum of $8.10 costs and dis
bursements and tho costs of and upon
this writ commanding mo to mako
Balo of tho following described real
proporty situate, lying and being In
tho County of Deschutes, Stato of
Oregon, and to apply the procoods of
said sale toward tho satisfaction of
Judgment obtained on said third
causo of suit, to-wlt:
All of Lots numborcd 13 and 14
in Rlock numbered 8 of Rond Vlow
Addition to Rend, according to tho
duly recorded plat thereof now on
file and of record in tho offlco of
tho County Clerk of Deschutes
County, Stato of Oregon.
And tho furthor Judgment of
$1402.95 on plaintiff's fourth causo
of suit, with Interest thereon ut tho
rato of 10 per cent, per annum from
Juno 16, 1918; for tho furthor sum
of $100.00 attorney's fees and tho
furthor oum of $8.10 costs and dis
bursements and tho costs of and upon
this writ commanding mo to make
salo of tho following described real
property sltunto, lylag nnd bolng In
tho County of Deschutes, Stnto of
Oregon, nnd to npply tho proceeds of
said salo toward tho satisfaction of
Judgment obtained on said fourth
causa of suit, to-wlt:
All of Lots 3 and 4 in Rlock num
bered 7 of Rend View Addition to
Rond, according to tho duly record
ed plat thoroot now on fllo and of
record In tho offlco of tho County
Clerk of Deschutes County, State of
Oregon.
NOW, THEREFORE, by vlrtuo of
snld execution, Judgment order, do
creo nnd ordur of snlo nnd In com
pllnnco with tho commands of said
writ, I will on Saturday, tho 14th
dny of Docombor, 19 IS, nt 10 o'clock
A. M., nt tho front door of tho Court
house in Bend, Deschutes County,
Oregon, soil nt public auction (sub
ject to redemption) to tho highest
bidder for cash In hand, all tho right,
title nnd interest which tho within
named defendant. Donald V. Mack
intosh, had on tho dates of mort
gages heroin foreclosed, or nlnco
that date had in and to thu abovo
described proporty, to satisfy said
execution, Judgment ordor and do
creo, lutoroit, costs nnd nccrulng
costs.
Datod this 13th day of November,
1918.
S. B. RORERT8.
Sheriff of Deschutes County, Orogon,
Dato of first publication, Novem
ber 14, 1918.
Dato of last publication, Docom
bor 6, 1918. 37-40c
00384
NOTICE FOR PURIFICATION.
Department of tho Interior, U. 8.
Lnnd Offlco at Tho Dalles, Oregon,
Octobor 21st, 1918.
Notlco Is horoby given that Frod N.
Van Matru of Rond, Orogon, who on
Octobor 17th, 1918, mndo Desort
Land Entry No, 09684 for Lot 4,
SWUNWU. Section 4. Township 17
South, Raugo 12 East Willamette
Meridian, has fllod notlco of Intention
to mako final throe-year proof to
establish claim to the land abovo de
scribed before H. O. Ellis, United
States commissioner, nt Bond, Oro
gon, on tho 12th day of Docomber,
1918,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lomuol A, Brandenburg, of Bend,
Orogon,
Wilbur F. Hunnoll, of Rond, Oro
gon. James Wlnnlnghnm, of Bond, Oro
gon. Lllllo B. Brandenburg, of Bond,
Oregon.
34-38C II. FRANK WOODCOCK,
Roglstor.
HU.MMONH.
In tho Justice Court for tho District
of Bend, Deschutes County, Oro
gon. P. A. Erlckson, plaintiff, vs, Edward
Sands, dofondnnt.
To Edward Sands, tho nbovo named
dofendnnt:
In the Nntno of tho Stnto of Ore
gon, you nro horoby required to ap
pear and answor tho complaint In tho
abovo entitled action on or before
December 6, 1918, that date being
six weeks from the first publication
of this summons, or for want there
of, tho plaintiff will take Judgmont
against you for $7.58 with intorcst
at 6 per cent, from May 10, 1918,
and the costs and disbursements of
this action.
J. A. BASTES,
Justlco of tho Peace.
A. J. MOORE, 34-40C
Attorney for Plaintiff.
oianoa
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of tho Interior, U. S.
Land Offlco at Tho Dalles, Oregon,
October 16th, 1918.
Notlco Is horoby glvon that Wil
liam H. Presley, of Bend, Oregon,
who on August 2d, 1915, made
Homestead Entry No. 015302, for
NE4, N4 SE. Sec. 20, NWVi
8W. 8W4 NWU. Section 21.
Brooks- Scanlon Lumber
Company
Lumber, Lnth, Shingles,
Building Material, Kiln
Dried Flooring and all kinds ef Finish
SASH AND DOORS
COMPLETE STOCK ol Standard Sua.
BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO.
Local Sales Agent, MILLER LUMBER CO.
HUFFSCHMIDT-DUGAN IRON WORKS
Manufacturers of Iron, Bronze and Sctnt-Stcel Caitiogt for
Power Traninuiiloa Machinery: Wood Pipe Fitting!, Grate
Bars, 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.
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BEND, OREGON
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Visits Bend Monthly,
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D. II. PEOPLES, Preaident
Most Cotnploto Abstract Plant in Central Oregon. Special Attention
Given to Federal Loan Abstracts.
rirst National Sank Bldtf., DEND, ORE.. Cor. next to Alley
Eastes-Anderson Farm Land Co.
1 I II II III I I II !- ,,
Irrigated Farm Lands a Specialty
GENERAL, INSURANCE
Firtl National Bank Buildug 124 Oregon Stiort Bad, Oragoa
Township 20 South, Rnngo 10 East
Wlllamotta Meridian, hns filed no
tlco of Intontlon to make final three
year proof to establish claim to tho
lnnd nbovo described boforo II. C.
Ellis', United States commissioner, nt
Bend, Oregon, on tho 6th day of
Docombor, 1018.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Patrick II. Coffey, of Brothors,
Orogon.
Roscoo N. Palmorton, of Rrothors,
Orogon.
Oeorgo W. Cook, of Mllllcan, Oro
gon. William Hothorn, or Hemstod, Ore
gon, 34-38p II. FRANK WOODCOCK,
Roglstor.
010733
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of tho Intorlor, U. S.
Land Office at Tho Daltos, Oregon,
Octobor 12th, 1918.
Notlco Is hereby given that Aaron
A. Mundon, assignee of William A.
Dantzscher of Portland, Orogon,
who on Soptomber 14th, 1912, mado
Desert Land Entry No. 010723 tor
NW4, Section 17, Township 17
South, Rango 12 East Willamette
Meridian, has filed notlco of Inten
tion to mako final proof to establish
claim to tho land abovo described
before H. C. Bills, United States
commissioner, at Bend, Orogon, on
the 3d day of Decomber, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Hubert ifarryman, of Bend, Ore
gon. August Hnllberg, of Bend, Oregon.
W. C. Cooley, of Bond, Oregon.
William Peck, of Bend, Oregon.
34-38C II. FRANK WOODCOCK,
Register.
BEND. OREGON.
Pkono Black 1391
LEE A. THOMAS, A. A. IA.
Architect
2-4 O'Kane Building
BEND --- OREGON
O. P. NI8WONQER, Bend, Ore,
UNDERTAKER
Licensed Embalraer, Funeral
Director.
Phone Red 421. Ladr AaaL
DR. R. D. 8TOWELL
Naprapathlc Physician
Orer Logan Furniture Co.
Wall Street Houra 9 to E
Phone Red 48a
THE UNITED WARE
HOUSE COMPANY
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MISS B. OSTERMAN
PIANOFORTE SCHOOL
Lawrence Bldg., Room 3
Phone Red 3251