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PAB WtNP BUMiKTiy, BICNP, ORKQON, THURSDAY, MAY B, 1B1 i! COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS Clnltua allowed by ho County Court, mooting March 13, 1910: Jliizut Mnnlon, clork Bliorlrt's office .. . i 90.00 S. E. Roberts, spcctnl dep uty hlro . 41.G7 Bond Water, Light & Power Co., jail $3.05, court 19.90, Hnttlo Huntington 1.10 24.G5 O. L. Bellows, balnuco duo on January account 10.00 F. H. May, road viewer 30.80 Mario Austin, transcribing re cords .. .. C3.00 E. II. Whltmore, expenses In clek's offlco 3.S0 Eleanor B. Whltmore, steno grapher county court 25.00 Luclllo Snydor, recording clerk's offlco . 6s.50 Margaret Snyder, recording clerk's ofllco .. 67.50 Western Union Telegraph Co. tol. service, sheriff 3S Western Union Telegraph Co. tcl. servlco shorlff 1.05 T. II. Foley, delegate to Irri gation congress ............. 23. SO S. B. Roborts, expenses sher iff's offlco C8.90 "Wm. P. Downing, meals for prisoners 20.00 "Wm. P. Downing, do 5.70 Pacific Tol. and Tol. Co., sher iff $6.23, clork $3.45 9.6S Pacific Tel and Tel. Co. asses Lowmnn & Hnnford Co., sup plies sheriff's office 7.10 U. C. Coc, book case for court house . 20.00 T .It. Foley, tunt . ... 2B.00 J. J. Cunulnglmni, rond work 10.00 Joo Elliott, road work, do.... G3.00 Q SnodgrosB, do 63.00 V, Stookey, do . 48.00 War, Hunt, do .... 52.00 J. A. Englomun, do 6,00 Elmer Shoroy, do IS. 00 Elmer Johnston, do 0.00 John J. Cunningham, do 65.00 C II. Miller, cash advanced 75.00 C It. Milter, com. fees und mileage . 2S.S2 C. It. Miller, attendance ut county court 28.00 Soth Stookey, attendance ut county court 24.00 W. D. Barnes, trip statu high way meeting 35. SO W. K. Corking, road work, Tutxmlo .. . ................ 12.25 eor 2.25, treasurer 2.25., 4.50 supplies for supplies for supplies for Co. supplies 5.70 2.00 2.55 7.50 t 13.12 17.97 51.92 14.25 4.00 73.50 14.13 2C.26 14.09 .... 36.18 10.75 29.94 21.00 9.75 1.50 3.25 48.75 36.00 Pacific Tel. and Tol. Co., cir cuit judge 2.65, county Judso 3.05 Bend Laundry, laundry work Pacific Tel. and Tel. Co., ser vice superintendent of schools Send Press, supplies for as- Bend Carage, Cunningham Bend Oarage. Cunningham Bend Garage, sheriff's car . filler Lumber for road work Anton Aune, drayago circuit court ...- .- - Clyde M. McKay, expenses treasurer's office Griffin and Co., supplies for road work A. J. Moore, expenses, district attornoy . .Kilham Stationery and Print ing Co., supplies for sheriff.. Kilham Stationery and Print ing Co.. supt. schools 31.08 sheriff 5.10 - Kilham Stationory and Print ing (Co., treasurer 5.42, treasurer 5.32 . Kilham Stationery and Print ing Co., assessor 5.62, supt. schools 24.32 Kilham Stationer and Print ing Co., sheriff W. A. Piokett, road work Ter rebonno .. J. Alderdlce, do W. A. Pickett, do ... W. A. Pickett, do J. Alderdlce. do J. Dietrich, do . 3,0.00 C. Strait, do ... 6.00 O. Iunker. do ... 10.50 J. MrKlfrlsh, do 12.00 T. Alderdlce, do 300 Bend Bulletin, local board 5 25, proceedings 22.25. .. Bend Bulletin, assessor 5.50 district attorney 21.50 .... Bend Bulletin, sheriff II. A. Foster, telophono ser vlco for Crandall . . II. H. DeArmond, abslstant to district attornoy disallowed Bend Water, Light & Powar Co. light for school super intendent's offlco Florence E. Berg, .stenog rapher county Judge 75.00 Oregon Agricultural college cooperative water duty .. .. Robert B. Gould, surveyor's fees. February - Cent.-Ore. Motor co., supplies school supt.'s car It. J. McCann, lettering office doors District attorney .... Bend Furniture Co., supplies for county Jail Anna E. Tate, clerk assessors office . .. . Henry II. Clow, Janitor Feb ruary 1919 Fred A. Itlcu, registration of electors Dr. R. W. Hendershott county physician, February 1919. Bend Insurance Agency, bond of coronor 9.00, surveyor 15.00 .. Bend Insurance Agency, bond of sheriff 37.50, constable 10 47.50 S. R. Hogin, road viewer 8.00 E. B. Whltmore, expenses clerk's offlco 7.00 L. E. Smith, meeting with joint county courts ........ .. 10.00 27.50 27.00 159.10 2.70 20.00 6.00 300.00 47.50 91.25 12.13 30.30 30.00 65.00 2.50 25.00 24.00 Claims allowed for county court meotlng March 22, 1919: Claims allowed county court meet ing April 3. 1919: R. J. McCann, tlngpolo for fish hatchery, disallowed, .. R. J. McCnnn, carpenter work shorlff's offlco S. E. Lochrc, election returns 10.00. Juvenllo court 17.80.. J. C. Rhodes, tax collodion register . J. C. Rhodes, bond of deputy clerk . - E. P. Brostorhous, balanco on fish hatchery ; Good Roads Machinery com pany, supplies for road Richard Mitchell, road work P. A. Erlckson, groceries for Mrs. Huntington P. A. Erlckson. groceries for Mrs. Huntington II. R. Jtlloy, road supplies 16.75, sheriff 2.60 A. J. Tucker, carpenter work school supt. offlco 20.00 D. II. Peonies, justice court fees, disallowed R. L. DeCourcy, Juror Justice court, disallowed Arthur Shilling, do ..... S. L. Slants, do '. . .. A. V. Clarno, do ...... E. E. Hanna, do T. W. Carlon, do L. A. W. Nixon, constablo fees disallowed . Miller Lumber Co., supplies road work A. L. Saye, auto hire, road work .. ... Baker's express, haulln-g rub bish from Jail C. A. Esllck, repairing road machinery . . ... J. H. Hancr, cash advanced L. Snyder, Burroughs A. !. Co., repair ing addlug machlno . Glass and Prudhomme, books for clerk's office Glass and Prudhomme, books for clerk's offlco -... Glass and Prudhomme, books for clerk's offlco . ... J. A. Eastes, justico court fee L. A. W. Nixon, constable fees It. G. Blackwoll, auto hire for sheriff W. O. Matchett, auto hire for road work W. O. Matchett, auto hire for Bherlff F. N. Gilbert, Janitor for March J. K. Gill Co., supplies for school supt. II. O. Wilson, road work Mary Fryrenr, recording clerk's office E. B. Whltmore, expenses clerk's office E. B. Whltmore stenographer county court . . . .. . ... A. A. Anderson special deputy hire - Mario Austin, clork sheriff's offlco ... Hazel Manlon, clerk sheriff's offlco .... A. A. Anderson, expenses sheriff's offlco Charles Gist, deputy sheriff St. Charles Hospital, care of county patient Union Cafe, meals for county ....patient Deschutes Garage, supplies road work W. P. Downing, meals for prisoners II. II. Clow, care of county patient ' W. I). Crawford road supplies Max A. Cunning, assistant district attorney . Dr. R. W. Hendershott county physician, March 25.00 Wm. Hunt, road work C. Bnodgrass, do Joe Elliott, do Harold Sathor, do Jackson, do Smith, do Lesco Whltson, do ... V. Stookey, do J. J. Cunningham, do Pacific Tel. and Tol. Co., as sessor 2. 25, supt. schools 2.25 Pacific Tel. and Tel. Co., cir cuit Judgo 2. CO, treasurer 2.25 Pacific Tol. and Tel. Co., Co. judge 4.33,'shcrlff 12.05 Pacific Tol. and Tel. Co., clerk L. A. W Nixon, special deputy sheriff Anna E. Curry, care witnesses 3.75 14.00 27.80 62.35 17.50 21.17 .-..25 30.79 20.83 19.25 6.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 . 1.00 . 1.00 3.00 43.10 1.00 1.00 4.00 63.S0 1.00 13.75 72.50 4S.46 20.C5 10.60 15.00 1.50 1.00 75.00 9.71 5.00 65.00 12.G4 25.00 41 67 54.00 90.00 49.04 3.00 34 30 15.00 6.30 40.00 for circuit court Goongo C. Truesdnlo, road work ' A. A. Green, do Blind Garage, supplies for sheriff's car Bend Park Company, platting State high, add Raburt LI. Gould, survojor's foes and offlco ront . Bond G annus supplies for road work Bond Garage, supplies for road work r.. .. J. W. Turpln, road work 1018 Clydo M, McKay, expenses treasurer's ofllco . .. Ed. F. Dean, road work Turn- alo A. J. Harler, do ., J W. Avltt. do W. H. lumnu, do .. J. E. Brumhnll, do .......... . Carl Allen, do . C. P. Uocker. do Andrew Nlerschul, do . E. E. PnlntxhoUBU do..... J. A. Marsh, do . II. C. Schumnchor, do ,.. . . Waller Lower, do a... Melvln Couch, do Miller Lumber Co. supplies for rond work Miller Lumber Co., supplies for road work A. J. Moore, expenHos, district attorney E. E. Heeso, rond work, Sis ters, road .....,, Harry Hill, road work quid well lane a Best & Harris, auto repair road work - J. II. Stldhnm, road work... . Geo. W. Wilson, do E. M. Harrington, do Kllhnm Stationery and Print ing Co. supplies nsscssor'a offlco . ... Bond Press, supplies for sher iff's offlco . Western Union Telegraph Co. telegraph sojvlco county court .... ' Wcstorn Union Telcgruph Co. telegraph servlco sheriff . John L. Gnrske, deputy sher iff. United Warehouse, freight on road machinery Standard Oil Co. gas for road work .. Bond Water. Light & Power 50.00 14. BO 3.00 10,00 178.50 31.00 58.52 43 SS 25.00 18.50 4.00 S5.00 00.00 46.60 (".00 110.00 10.00 28.00 24.00 0.01) 23.00 10.50 36.00 17.28 9.00 6.55 25.00 It 56.00 13.00 2.00 37.00 25,00 WANTED! Heavy Hauling Contracts Six months to year preferred Address BEN. K. PATHEAL 697 E BroaJwsy PORTLAND. ORE. BUCKHECHT MROt u.s. pat. owr, ARMY SHOE 1'ok the nun vh& It on hit feet nil itay . more coinlorulilc ilioc wm never made. Hence the wMcspre.ul popularity of the HucKHKciir Army Shoe uiiiuiik business niul professional men, sportsmen, outdoor work ers, mlncrst fanners, inccluuttci, etc, A pood, practical Shoe for ivrjVrf wear! Itullt for com Tort and service built fur you I Remember the name IlucKiixciir stamped on every shoe fur your protection. Get n pair today I At fflnlV)l df.lrn on tilt I'lriflc CMlt. If )uur ilnlcr U nut tuj linl, orJtr dliKI from nllllPafh Co., lights court houso E. P. Brostorhousu, cabinet work aupt.'n offlco E. P. liroHtorhouso, cnblnut work sheriff's offlco Bend Press, supplies, mipt.'s offlco 15.85 2 23 91.53 0.50 if Sharpless Cream Separator jHc Call and sec the NEW MODEL SHARPLESS F. DEMENT &CO. WALL ST, 6.00 12.00 9.20 7.60 10.60 6.00 10.40 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 26.60 3.00 3.00 9.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 39.00 36.00 36 00 .16.00 40.00 41.00 do 41.00 38.20 ' 61.60 468.00 25.00 50.00 84. Q0 St.00 8.00 80.00 36.00 2.00 8.00 57.50 4 50 4.85 16,40 4.55 12.00 Brand Directory FRANK PKRCIVAIJJ Mllllcan, Oregon. adr.89p A Right sldo; right ear crop ped; wattle right hind log. II. L. TONE, Sisters, Ore. adr.lOOr the RJJSSELL TRACTOR, OUlUr IN AU 5ULS ENGINES BOILERS SAWMILLS THRESHERS fTRACTOHS UUILT IN AU. SlZt! RUSSELL 1EAN AND PEA THRESHERS CLOVER HULLEflS CALL OR WRITE FOR PARTICULARS Claims allowed county court mcot lug April 23, 1919: Joseph limes, Juror April term circuit coiicf B. L. Tone, do :. . . . 26.79 C. E. Chalfln, do Hector Marchnnd, do 17.60 J. J. McElfrosh, do Karl Dunn, do W. E. Abbey, do 1,94 M. Kroegor, do .. Joo II Uucholz, do . . . , 3,31 P. 8. Ooncor, do A. S. Ashcroft, do 5.90 Blnlno fJnrnor, do George II. MiioOregor, do . . 8.45 Cldo M. .McKay, do L. L. Fox, do ,. 69.84 C. L. Mannhclmor, do 8. B. Agnow, do C. II. Allen, do L. Orrell, do J O. Sumnor, do C. J. Nicholson, do II. II. Bavles, do N. E. ailbort, do II. E. Baker, do ... . F. V. Chapman, do F. II. May, do . C. V. Sllvls. do John Stoldl do .' It. II. Parsons, do E. II. Edxlugton, do Carl 8. Woods, W. P. Olft. do . John Marsh, do 38.20 John Park, do 39.00 Walter Ruble, do 40.00 Anton Auno. do 36.00 Elmer L. King, do . .. 44.60 W. II. II. Wilhnrus, do 30.00 W. E. Boguo, do . . 42.00 A. M. McKlnloy. do . . 36.00 James Breen, do 36,00 C. It. McLallln, do 40.00 O. W. B. Riley, court witness April term 3.40 J. It. Benhnm, do 4.00 F. A. Howell, do 9.00 Ell Wilson, do 15.00 8. W. Morrill, do 14.00 J. F Houston, do 10.00 R. 8 Bradley, do 14.00 Charles Konthner, do . 13.00 Garden Warner, do 12.00 Sam llnyco, do 13.00 Clarenco Hnrvoy, do . 14.00 P. C. Houston, do . .. 14.00 C. II. Erlckson. do 2.00 M. C. Knotts, do 6.00 Anton Alilstrom, do 4.60 Van M. Morso, do . .. 6.60 G. W. Jonos, do 4,00 L. L. McDanlll, do . 3.40 It. A. Amnions, do 14.40 W O. Matchett, do. 2.00 L. M. Foss grand Jury witness 2.00 Carl 8. Woods, do 2.00 II. C. Hnrtranft, do 2.00 L. A. W. .N'lxon, do . 2.00 Lon U. Fox. do . 2.00 Richard Stevenson, do 2.00 M. C. Knotts, do 2.00 Stollu L. Pollock, stenograph er district attorney 3.37 J. Alton Thompson, expenses supt. schools 33.65 J. K. (illl Co., oxpensu supt. schools 16,23 Cent.-Oro Molor Co., repair Ford cur 300.00 Anna E. Tate, clerk usseiisoru offlco .. . 42.00 Hanson Map and Blue P. Co., township plats, uHUOHsor .. 14.22 Bend Garage, supplies, road ' work . . 103.50 Alfrod Munz, roud supplies .. 8,50 A. J. Moore, district attorney expenses 8.40 E. II. Whltmore, oxpoitscs clerk's office 10.85 C. II. Miller, attendance at county court, otc, . ,. 49,50 C. II. Miller, trip Portland highland com. .. 40,72 Florence E. Borg, stenogra pher school superintendent 75.00 F. II. Dlerkor, road work 42,00 A. T, Reuuells, do .... 18,00 Orlffin & Co. do 74.75 W. I). Barnes, trln Portland. highway com. 28,60 Mrs. Cornelia Durnos, proba tion officer, Juvenllo court BUCKINGHAM Manufacturers & HECHT San Francisco SLACK GUNMETAL, MAHOGANY CALF OR INDIAN TAN CALF $6J50 to $8.S0 COUNTRY IS WARNED OF COMING TIBER SHORTAGE.. (11 Unit 1'rm to Tin Il.nJ Pull.tln.) WASHINGTON, I). C, May 1. Warning the country of n coming timber shortage and tho acute pupur situation, Porclval 8. Rldsdale, sec retary of the American Forestry soclntlon, today gnvu somo startling fuels as to conditions confronting tho United States following tho war. Rldsdale, who has Just returned from Franco, whom the offer to nld In re foresting that country was accepted, said: "War reached Its hand to tho farthest corners of the earth and the reckoning of n settlement Is now puzsIliiK the brnlnn of the world. In round numbers tho cost of thu war to tho world Is placed nt 197 billions of dollars. Thu secretnry of war has snld that every child barn for tho next 100 years will have n part of tho hill to pay. What are we doing to lighten that burden 7 "In no field did tho hand of wnr reach farther or do greater damage than In forestry. Pictures of thu devastation In France are fumlllur to nil of us. A fight went on in other quartern of tho globe to satisfy tho call of war that was Just ns over whelming as that of tho buttle lino. The sound was tho crashing to earth of timber trees and tho whir of tho saw, "New England is no longer self- supporting In timber resource. "A timber area In Mluuesotu, equal to that of Massachusetts, wifs wiped out by flro last full, with hut passing notice. "Hud thu war como 16 years later, we would have been hard put to meet tho call for lumber. "Southern p I n manufacturers state tho bulk of tho original sup plies of yellow plun In tho south will be exhausted In 10 years und 3000 lumbur plants will go out of exist ence. "It Is estimated that for every 40 billion feot hoard meusuro of mer chantable lumber 70 billion feet ure wasted In thu flold or at tho mill. "Wo huvo all soon our nuwspapors Jump In price against thu will of tho publlshor. Ask thu first newspaper man you meet about tho cost of white paper and ho will tell you thu question Is his nightly nightmare. Paper cousorvntlon should be tnkeu up In tho schools, ns It has by thou sands of business concurus. Tho sit uation Is acute, "Tho American Forestry associa tion, through Its campaign for plant ing memorial trees, Is educating tho American people to the values of forestry. Tho association alms to register every tree planted and it marker linn been designed for theso trees. Plans are also going forward for treo plnntlug on a wholesale scale, so that our forests may he re plenished before It is too lata, "Junt how acute tho situation in may be seen In thu warning of Col Henry 8. (frnves, a vice president of tho American Forestry association und forester of the L'nlted Stales. Ho puts it this way: "Thu experience of thu wnr called sharp attention to the condition of our remaining timber supplies. Tin bulk of thu mutorlul for general con struction wus obtained front u few largo cottturs of origins! forest, often Involving long rail hauls and hlsli cost. Extreme difficulties were en countered In obtaining promptly an adequate supply of specialized prod ucts, llko some of the high grudt hardwoods. If the emergency had ( come 15 years from now wo would have had very grout emburrassment In obtaining oven thu lumber needed for general construction, except at a great sucrlflco In time, cost and crowding of the railroads, "Tho planting of mmnorlal trees ns suggested by tho Amurlcuu For estry association Is nf the greatest (durational value In directing atten tion to forestry. Lurgu forest areus should be planted, not only this J ear but every year. Wo fought to es tablish tho frontiers of freedom, but what are wo going to do about main taining these frontiers? Tho forests of Franco kept tho lluu from reach ing Paris, Will our forests keep tho scourge of flood and desert wusto from overwhelming our, laudT Wo must nnswer now the call of thu children who will bo born In the next hundred years." IIL'ILII .i:W WALK. Tho Miller Lumber company und Thu lluud Company hnvo begun work this weuk on tho construction of n new concrete walk from tho cornur of Franklin alreel to Kuusas street on Wall street. BRICK vs. OTHER BUILDINGS BRICK BUILDINGS IN BEND VALUE ABOUT $500,000 FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS NONE Build With fl BRICK! OTHER BUILDINGS VALUE ABOUT $2,000,000 FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS OVER $100,000 George W. Htokoo, auto hire 38.89 13,00 BEND BRICK & LUMBER CO. "Hprlnu; Fever" niul Common Sense. Insteud of giving up und saying you havo "spring fovor," It is more sensible to take u good, wholcsomo physio. Biliousness, sick headache, sour stomuch, bloating, coated touguo ull are banished by Foley Cathartic Tablets. B. II. Hawurd, Uuudllla, fja., writes: "Foloy Cathartic Tub lots give quick rellof." Sold every where. Adv. HUDSON ENLARGING. Work was begun this week by E P. Brostorhous on tho remodeling mid "enlarging of tho residence of C. 8. Hudson. Tho changes will In volyo tho addition of four rooms, two bodrporns, living room, two sloop lug porches, wo flroplaccs and bath room, ' FOR FOOD CONSERVATION The Big Profit Maker that Pays for Itself. On more than 60,000 farms tho Indiana Silo has al ready paid for itsolf In crops saved, In fatter cattlo, lu more milk, and Is returning big prollts to every owner, every year. High mnnt, milk and butter prices make it dotfbly Important to preservo tho full food vuluo of your crop to keop It succulont, wholo and tasty. These prices lit crenso the profits from tho INDIANA SILO Ono year's saving with an Indiana under present conditions moro than pnyH buck thu Investment. And tho silo can do thu Having buforo you pay for It. Our largo purchasing power onubles uh to supply hotter matorluls and bettor workihunshlp limn can bu hnd In silos that cost moro. Ask tho ownors of In. (liana SUos In your noghborhood. Prove to yoursolf that thoro is no silagu butter than that mudo in an Indiana. It's a big profit muker for your farm, ami lasts u life time. . Wrlto catalog, for our cosy paymont plan and doucrlptlvo Wrlto or boo FRANK ANDERSON Oregon representative C. K. Sjiauldlng Logging Go at ' WRIGHT HOTEL I I