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SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 3
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK .
SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 4
AT NINE O'CLOCK
EVERYBODY WELCOME NO ADMISSION FEE
Come and hear this world renowned public speaker. ,.
HE HAS A PATRIOTIC MESSAGE FOR YOU.
LIBERTY VICTORY LOAN COMMITTEE.
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COUNTY COURT
PROCEEDINGS
Tho county court reconvened on
March 13, 1919. 10 a. ra., there being,
present Cotnmlsstonora C. II. Miller
and Selh Stookoy.
' Claims. Tho matter of claims
against tho county coming up (or
consideration, alter duo examination
-were continued until the next meet
lag. Tho meeting was then adjourn
ed until 1:30 p. m. o! this date, at
which time tho court reconvened, all
members being present.
Vacation or Plafor Roslnnd. This
matter again coming up lor consider'
a'tlon It was ordered that tho petition
for tho plat or Ilosland be granted.
I. O. O. P. Cemetery, Tcrrobonno,
Oregon. This matter again com Ins
. up ror consideration it was ordered
that tho plat or tho I. O. O. P. ceme
tery nt Terrebonne, Oregon bo
accepted.
Georgo E. Altkcn or Sisters appear
ing ilh tho request that tho road
east or Sisters bo temporarily im
proved. It was ordered that E. M.
Harrington bo authorized to put
samo in proper condition.
Georgo E. Altkcn appearing Before
tho court and representing that tho
Indian Fort road needed Improve
ment, and that It was expedient that
Deschutes county co-operato with
Jefferson count and tho forest sor
vico in the improvement ot the sumo,
it was ordered that the matter be
taken up with tho Jefferson county-
court with tho idea ot such coopera
tion Bond or Justico or tho Pcacp
George G. Sedgwick. And now Is
presented the bond or Georgo G.
Sedgwick or Redmond, Oregon, ns
Justico or tho peaco Jfor Iledmond
procinct, with Albort Mohlcr and D.
A. Kendall as Burettes thorcon, and
said bond appearing to the court to
bo sufficient, it is ordered that tho
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Buy Victory Bonds
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said bond or Georgo G. Sedgwick, bo
and tho samo Is heroby approved.
Dond or Justico or tho Peace Earlo
Benton. And now is prcsantcd tho
bond or Earlo Denton or Iledmond,
Oregon, as "justico or tho -peace ror
Tethorow precinct, with W it. David
son and E. M. Eby as sureties thoro
oii, and said bond appearing to tho
court to bo sufficient, it is ordered
that said bond or George P. Sedgwick
bo and tho samo la hereby approved.
Tho court then adjourned to meet
February 20, ror tho further con
March 20, for tho further con
sideration of county business.
POISON PREPARED
BY COUNTY AGENT
Will Ho Ghcn to I)chcliu(r County
Winner nt Coat to Use in Wnr
Agaliutt Hugo I lata.
(From Friday's Dally.)
To moot tho needs or the farmers
who aro setting out bait for Bago
rats, tho agricultural agent's office
at Rodmond bus a quantity ol
poisoned oats prepared for distribu
tion to tho farmers nt cost or in
gredients. Tho poisoned onts can be
had at any time by applying nt the
offlco, and arrangements 'aro also
raado so that tho farmers around
Dcnd can get It at tho offlco hero
on Wednesdays or each week, when
tho agent will bo located In room 32
or tho First National Dank building.
On these 'days the agonj, wjjl bring
a quantity or tho bait mlxcq with the
strychnlno procured through the
county rodent funds, and this, of
cours3, has boon catubllshcd ror the
uso of the citizens to reduce the
cost of tho poison. Considering the
effectiveness ot tho poisoned oats In
controlling tho sago rat situation,
tho small cost ot applying tho halt Is
negligible, Ono qunrt is enough ror
50 baita, and this, properly placed,
moans tho death or CO rata.
Y. W. C. A. DRIVE IS
COMPLETE SUCCESS
(From Tuesday's Dally,)
Although reports from Deschutes
and La Pno havo not yqt comp In,
it was announced today that tho
county's quota In tho Y, W. C, A.
drlvo has been more than subscribed,
The entire amount which the county
was expected to lurnlsh was $90.
Put it la "THE DULLKTIN."
xotici: or contest.
Department of tho Interior, United
States Land office, Lukovlo?, Oregon,
April 22, 1919.
To William II. Chlpp or Dond, Ore
gon, contcsteo:
You aro hereby notified that
Charles F. Whltmoro, whti gives
Ilend, Oregon, ns Jiln postofflco ad
dress, did on February 24, 1919, fllo
In this offlco his duly corroborated
application to contest und secure can
cellation of your homestead entry,
js'o, , serial No. 08545, mado
April 5. 19 1C, ror tho 8W8EU. nee.
2; NEU. NEHNWU. NEtf, SEU,
Sectional, township 22 south, rango
18 oast, Willamette meridian, and as
lor grounds ror his content ho allows
that I am Informed and bollevo and'
therefore statu that tho said William
It. Chlpp resided on said land only
about three mouths and not longer
than four months after ho Hied on It,
und tlicn abandoned tho land and
never returned; that ho never taado
any Improvements or cultivation on
snld land, except tho building or a
houso which ho sold und had had re
moved from tho land, when ho loft
samo as above stated, and does not
now over intend to return to the
land.. That his abandonment or tho
land was not, and Is not due to his
employment or sorvlco In any ca
pacity In tho United States, nor to his
sorvlco with tho United States In
any capacity on account or any war
In which tho United States has been
or may now bo ougnged In.
You are therefore further notified
that tho said allegations will be
taken as confessed, and your said
entry will bo cancelled without fur
ther right to be heard, either before
this office or on appeal, if you fall
to file in this offlco within twenty
days after tho FOURTH publication
or this notlco, as shown below, your
answer, under oath, specifically re
sponding to these allegations o( con
test, together with due proof that
you have served a copy or your ans
wer on tho said contestant olthor In
person, or by registered mall.
You should stuto in your nnnwor
tho name or tho post offlco to which
you desire futuro notices to bo bent
to you. '
JAS. F. DURaESS,
lloglstor.
Date or first publication May 1.
Date of second publication 'May 8,
Date or third publication May 15,
Date or fourth publication May 22.
CUulAal ftdycrtUinir chsrire per luui 29
ernU for 20 wonl or !. Ono cent, Ittr
won! for nil ovri 20. All clsulni wtvwtUlnif
iitrlctly cuh in alynce..
I'OIt BALIS.
FOR BALE Ono 5-yonr-.old Jersey,
one 6-year-old Durham, three 3'
year-old Durhnms, thrco yearlings.
George T. Iluotll. 3C-9p
FOR 8ALK Dlack Swiss heifer, Just
fresh. C. II. Dlshop. Red 1771.
, 27-Uc
FOR SALE Choice Noltod Oom
Heed potatoes; also ono Jorsoyj
Guernsey cow, fresh two wooks.
C. II. Hatch, Tumalo, Ore,
30-9-11 p
WILL bo sold May 6, 1919, nt tho
Caldwell ranch, C miles cast of
Dond, to cover feed bill, one bay
inaro and yenrllng. to tho highest
bidder for cash. T, C. Merchant.
17-00
FOR SALE 8ood rye. cloancd; do
live red In Dond. Write or phono
r A. Dover & Sent Tumalo, Ore.
GI-Htfo
FOR SALE Tho host buy In Central
Oregon. 120 acres, nillo from
heart of city ot Dond. A. D.
Morrill, Gaston, Ore. 51-8-1 lp
FOR SALE Ono 19-month'Old Dur
hm hull. Fine animal, Price
1C0. F. A. Shonqucut, Dend, Oro.
33-Q-Oe
FOR SALE Irrigated farm, 1C0
nrriw 12f. nrrm nndnr cultivation!
100 acres In crops, Good wutejf
right. 130 per acre with crop, taf
per ncro witiioui crop, i,ong uwo
on $2600. Phono F, G. Powers,
Tumalo, Oro. 08-5-Cp
FOR SALE Sweot clovor seed. L.
A. Drandonburff, DcuchutoH. Rural
82, 04-5-Cp.
FOR HALE Socd fye, northwest ot
Dend, 15 miles. 12 tons at 50
por ton sucked. $56 per ton In
small lots, F. W, Lovercnx, Tumalo
08-5-Cp.
FOR SALE. Ono 5-rooin, ono 4
room and four 3-room housos In
Mill addition on Gilchrist avenue,
John Stelnkamp, Dox 190, Dond,
Oregon. 91-5-7P
FOR SALE Dlack team of mures,
weight 3000 pounds. Ono 4 years
old, ono 0 years old. Inquire of
Goorgo G. Truosdalo, Powoll Dutte,
Oregon. 92-5-8p
FOR SALE-r-Two room houso and
ono of best gurdon lots in city or
Dend, Soil deep and woll fertil
ized. Worth $460 but will sacri
fice for $325, $125 down, halanco
torms, Address box 720, Dond, for
appointment. II
FOR SALE George Taylor, Dond,
Oregon, has nil kinds ot young Til
lamook culvea. Call Red 1341 or
write Dox 113 for Information,
29-3-Gp
FOR SALE If you want tho highest
price for your goods, write mo,
Richard Richardson, auctioneer,
goneral delivery, Dend, Ore. Farm
solos n specialty. fjp-r3-00p
FOR SALE Good grain drill, 10
Iiobo Roderick Loan, $50. 'Frank
Lemuy, near Grange Hull, north
east or Dend. 84-40-BSp
TO TRADE Oil EXCHANGE.
TO TRADE 1917 Chovrolot, good
condition mid good tires, lor good
milch cows or hogs. Address Ilul
lotln. 21-5-70
TO TRADE Two thoroughbred bol
glan doos, and one Flemish doe,
will trade for laying lions. Young
stock for sale. Dox 720, Dond. 11
WANTED.
WANTED Incubator Will buy or
rent a good ono. Inquire Dullntln.
91-8p
WANTED Man to work on ranch.
$00 per month with board. Tele
phone 4-F-26 mornings or even
ings. C77tfo
WANTED Wo will call nnywhoro,
any place nny time, to look nt
your used furniture. !ot us know
what you havo. Wo pay cash. The
'Standard Furulturo Co. 97-49tfc,
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I'OIt RUNT. .
PA8TURE FOR HORSES Wo havo
320 acri'U of hunch grass pasture,
Running water. Can accomndnto
20 head. Write Llvesay Druthers,
Gist, Oregon. 04-7-8p
FOR RENT HO acres Irrigated farm
.1 miles from Dond; 40 acrcVl
cultivation, some In alfalfa. Write
or see Otto Olson, CO McKay Ave,
Dond, Oro, ll,08-9p
LOST.
LOST lletwoun Madras and Rcndl
Monday night, a huRciisu contain
In wearing apparel and Jowelry,
deposit bonk of tho United Ware
houso on tho First National bank.
Findor plousu notify United Ware
houso Co, Reward, 34-9o
LOST Ono bay horso brandod O on
loft Jaw, eight years old, weight
about twelve hundred, heavy
mane lays on both sides of nock,
Is heavy boned, shows somu Clydo.
I.nwt heard of north or Sisters.
Ono brown mare about nine yearsj.
old and weight about 900 lbs,, nun
short tall; last heard or near Dend.
Reward paid for roturn of thesa
horses to H. T.. Hartley, Tumalo.
Phono 104, 32-0-lfty
STRAYED to Cnldwoll's, 0 miles enst
or Dend, 1 long 2-year-old black
stallion; 1 Muck yearling filly, 1
brown two-year-old mnro. Owner
may have sumo by paying dam-,
ages and costs, T. C, Merchant. r
l8-9tfa
IX)8T Rod cow, brandod J lazy B
on loft hip, crop In right ear and
under slopo In right. Taken in to
feed Nov. 1st, 1018, Owner notify
II, A, Scoggln, Tumalo, 11-ft-llp
STRAYED OR STOLEN Drown
i thare, branded bar CI on each
shoulder; sorrel colt, white fore
head, year. old, bruudud sumo, $10
rowurd. V. Dykstrn, Demi. f
STRAYED Ono coal blnolt 2-your-
old colt, Ally, branded crescent re
vorsi'd E K. Finder pleuso notify
M. C, Kuntts, Dend, Oro. 57-8p
LOST White eellle dog. Drown oars.
Finder ploasu phono Mr. Hhoit
quest, Rurnl 82.
TAKEN W
TAKEN UP Two yearling steers,
vpbluolf nnd whltoj ono 2 whIU.foot
3nd whlio full; 1 branded jiy lower
M"iilt In right oar; no othor lirumlH.
vlfilblo, J, F, Doan, llend!' Ore.
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