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niaiw bulletin, bend, okeoon, Thursday, may 22, ji 1 -. PAHE 7 I "Listen!" ; says the Good Judge "And remember it, too." The better the quality of your ehew, the more you'll enjoy it. You Ml get more out of your to bacco money, too you Ml save part of it for something else. A small chew of this quality tobacco tastes good und it lasts and lasts. THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW Put up in two styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco ffl JJ FISHWAYS WORK TO START SOON STATE OFFICIALS WILL INSPECT SITES. ConM ruction Planned In Ojicn Knflro I)m('Iiii((m (o Salmon Hiieenlng of DllclifN Ordered lo Kavo Trout of Central Oregon. LEGAL NOTICES 1 TUCK WINS FOR REDMOND IN TRI-COUNTY TRACK MEET Eight Dm In nnd two seconds wore nil Hint Arthur Tuck, 17-yenr-old Redmond IiIkIi school athlete, could Hike In tho trt-county muull at Madras Saturday. 1 1 In totnl scoro wait 4 6 points, easily sufficient to win the moot, even It hi team mate lind Mad ma Smith of Redmond, Kidder or Red inond. not ndUcd eight inure polntn. IiIkIi school took Mj'coniP'jilnco with 3C points, llortil third with 22 und Prlnuvlllu brought up tho rear with M. In tho grudo ttchoop division Crook county wosWflrytj Jefferson nocond nnd Dpschuto'sPthlrd; Tho winners In (ypltiK mid shorthand contests woro fairly well distributed iimong tho viirlotiH high schools, IIIkIi HrlMMil litrnlN, ItcHUltM of tho IiIkIi school events wuro ns follow, winner being given In tho order of their placing: fiO-ynrd dimh A. Tuck of Rcd- iiiuud. J. Young of Madras, E. Mc- fVti'ly of llvlid. 100-yurd ilitHh Tuck of Itcdmond, McNooly of Bond, Young of Madras. Javelin throw Tuck of Ildtnond, L, Coyncr of lloiul. II. Ltator of Prlnuvlllu. 220-yard dush Tuck of, Redmond, McNooly of Hood, Young of Madron. High Jump Young . of Madras, Tuck of Redmond, Hosonbortf of PrlnovIII Broad jump Tuck of Redmond, Young nf Mad ran, Hayes of I'rlno vlllc. . 440.ynrd dash .McNooly or Ilond. J. Youne of Madras. Fnucott of Red- inond. 120-yard IiIkIi hurdles Tuck of ' lU-dniond, It. Young of Madras, Hnyes f I'rlnovlllo. Shot put Tuck of Itcdmond, V. Lister of I'rlnovlllo, M. Coynor of Ilond. 220-ynrd low hurdlesTuck .of Redmond, It. Youiik of Mudros, lnyos of I'rlnovlllo. Discus throw -R. Young of Mad ron, Tuck -of Itcdmond, M. Coynor of Ilond. Polo vault Rosenborg of Prlno vllic, It, Young of Madras. SSO-ynrd rolay J. Young, It. Young, II. Johiiutoii, E. Andrtis of Madras; Kendall, Doty, Foucott and Klddur of Hodinnndf I lay oh, Wymnn, Wright and- Mlllor of I'rlnovlllo. Mllo run M. Coynor of Ilond, Grade Conijwtc. County results, wlnncru being given ln tho order of placing, arn fts fojlowa: CO-yard danli, grade llourlgan of Crook county, Grime of Deschutes county, I, Culp of Jefferson county. 40-ynrd dash, midgets Whltmore of Deschutes, Olrodo of Crook, J, King of Jefferson, 100-yard dash, graded Shattuck of Crook, Tuckta of Jorfcrson, Mc Nooly of Deschutes. 100-yard danli, midgets King of Jefferson county, Olrodo of Crook county, ' Whltmoro of Deschutes High jump, grndes Shattuck ,of Crook, McNooly of Deschutes, Mooro of Jefferson, II road Jump, gradcji Shattuck of Crook. Mooro of Jefferson, McNcoly of Deschutes. 7C-ynrd low hurdlen, graden lloiirlgnn of drook, Culp of Jefferson, Oatcs of DcRChutci. 76-ynn! low hurdlen, mldgot Drown of Duichutoa, O'Kclly of Crook, J. King of Jcfforaon. I'olo vault radea Shattuck of Crook, Sothinan of Jofforaon. SHO.yard rolay, mldguta King. Plnkerton, Youngatrom and Shnw of Joffonion county; O'Kolly, Trlpman, Noloon and Olrodo of Crook county. 880-yard relay, grades Tuckta, P. Culp, Mooro and Hothmau of Jorfor boii county; Shattuck, Hourlgan, O'Kolly and Olrodo of Crook county; Dnhlo, Hiuirvii, (la ton, Khlera of Do chutca county, Hlt'iiogniplierN C(iiiikIp, fn tho drat typwrltlug dlvlalon, Irene Kendall of Itcdmond was tho winner, with Kmnrn Alkman of lied mond accoud, and Fern Allen of Ilond and Clara Morchlng of I'rlnovlllo ty ing for third. Jnuolco SlmpHon- of Ilond won In tho second typowrltlug content, Jonnlo Xoreuo of thla city taking third. In tho 11 rut stenography content I.lla Wright of Prlnevlllo, Jonnlo Norono of Ilund and Irene Kendall of Ilodmond placed In tho order iinuiud, and In tho aocond coinpettltlou Hazel Yoncoy'of I'rlnovlllo, Iluth Yancey of I'rlnovlllo and Ida Duhlo of Ilond took first, uccoud und thlfd, reapect-Ivoly. Business Men Oppose Bonding To Pay Off City's Old Debts (From Saturday's Dally.' Preparatory (o tho.liiHta'uutlon of dull ladders for Halmon In tho Do nchulea rlvor, provided for by appro priation by the laat k'glnlature, MoRtor Fish Warden It. K. Clanton and Htnto Oatno Warden Carl I). Shoemaker will, In company with Deputy DlBtrlct Warden W. O, Had ley, make art Inspection of tho flsh- ,way altos about the end of the pres ent month, Mr, lludley announced hero this morning. Thoy will ulso tako Rteps to have tho laddor at tho C. O. I. dam thoroughly overhauled. Tho building of Huh ladders at Cllna fallR, Stool head faUn and Dig fnllR has boon advocated for several yours pant by Mr. Hndley, who ruw tho need of Increasing the available spawning grounds for salmon, nnd at tho samo tlmo filling the De schutes river with tho great food fish. Tho construction of ladders will In offcctromovo.lho natural obstacles which have kept the salmon from coming Into tho ujipcr river. High Water Hlndcrx. High water has prevented a care ful study of condition at tho falls, necesRnry before tho exact location and npcclllcatlotiR for 'tho laddors can bo decided on, but by tho end of tho month It U believed that tho river will bo low enough to pctmlt an In spection by tho state offlcallfl. Con struction Ir to start ahortiy after ward. Ouo ladder lurgo enough to permit tho passngo -of salmon has already been constructed by tho Ilond Water, Light & Power Co. nt tho power dam In Hond, and Mr. Hadley expressed himself as being woll satisfied with the now flshwny. Anothor wny In which tho resources of Central Oregon's streams may bo protected Is by tho careful screening of Irrigation dllchea, and Within a faw days tho stale dlch superin tendent will arrive in Ilond to look after this phase of tho work. Prob ably tho greatest need Is on tho Squaw Crook ditch, Mr. Hadley says. New Imw IniK)j-(nnf, Mr. Hadley emphasized' particu larly tho need for sportsnicn to famltlarlzo thomsnlvoa with tho 1919 fish nnd gamo laws. Tho changes nro row, tho chief bolng tho lower Ingof tho limit on fish from GO to 36 pounds dally, or It tho trout nro too small to muko thla weight, n limit of CO fish is sot. Discrimination against Central and Kastcru Oregon Is removed by establishing u closed season, regardless of the size of tho dhli. from November 30 to April 1. An old law. but ono which Mr. Had ley believes many anglers are not acquainted with, forbids fishing within 200 feet bolow any flshwuy, and angling uftor sunsot. A numbor of copies of a synopsis of tho 1919 laws hnvo been -left at Tho lliillctln office, nnd may bo se cured hero by sportsmen ns long as tho supply lasts. NOTICJJ TO CIIKMTOHH. In tho County Court of tho Htnto of Orogoti for tho County of De schutes. In tho Mntter of tho Kslnto of Henry O, amy, Deceased. Nollco Is hereby given that tho undorHlgned was on Dm .iri iv .r May, 1910, appointed administrator Ol 100 OSiniO or t 10 nbovn tinmml ,ln. ceased by I he count v Uulea f n... schutos county, Oregon. Tlumifore, all persons holding claims against tho estate of said de- cmiseu nro norouy notified to pro soot tho same, duly verified accord ing to Jaw, at the office of DoArmond & Krsklnc, In tho O'Kano building, Hond, Oregon, attarnoys for tho ad ministrator, within six months from tho (Into of tho first publication hereof. .,'.., K. K. OUAV. Administrator of tho Kstnlo or Henry (J. Gray, Deceased. Dalo or first publlcatldn, Moy 10, J910- 10-14c NOTKH Ol." COSTKHT, Department of tho Interior, United States hand office, Lakovlor, Oregon, April 22, 1919. . To William It. Chlpp of Hond, Ore gon, contentee- You aro hereby notified that Charles F. Whltmoro, who lvcs Dend, Oregon, as bin postoffico ad dress, did on February 24, 1919, file in this ofIce his duly corrnlinri,.l application to contest nnd securo can collation or your homestead entry, ,No. , jorj ,vo, 08C4C, made April r,. 191C, tor tho 88BU, sec. 2; NKVi. NBUNW'.i. XKU . hku Hectloh 11. township 22 south, rnngo 18 t'asl, Willamette meridian, and-as iur gruunus lor nis contest lio alleges that Lam Informed tuid believe nnd therefore stnto that tho said William It, Chlpp resided on said lam! nniv about three months and not longer than four months after ho filed on It. and then abandoned the land and never returned; that ho never made any Improvements or cultivation on said. land,, except tho building of a housa. which he sold and had had re-moved-'fom tht land, when ho loft samo" as nbovo stated, and does not now .over Intend to return to the ianu.. Timt nis abandonment or tho land was not, and Is not duo to his employment or sorvlco In any ca pacity In the United States, nor to lit servlco with tho United States In any capacity on account or any war in wnicu wie united states bus been or may now bo engaged In. You are thereforo further notified that tho said allegations will be taken as confessed, nnd your said ontry will be cancelled without fur ther right to bo heard, either boforn tins office or on appeal, if you rail to tile In this office within twenty duys atter tho FOURTH. publication of this notlco, ns shown below, your answer, under oath, specifically re sponding to these allegations of con tost, together with duo proof that you have served a copy of your ans wer on the said contestant cither In person, or by registered mall. You should stato In your answer tho numo of the post office to which you deslro futuro notices to bo kent to you. JAS. F. UUrtGESS. Register. Dato or first publication May 1. Dato of second publication May 8. Dato of third publication May 15. Date or rourth publication May 22. Uio front door of tho court houso In Ijciid, In nnld county, at 2 o'clock la tho afternoon of said day, soli at public auction to tho highest lilddor, for cash, tho rollowlng described property, trf-wltr Tho north half IN 'At) or Section Fourteen (Sec. 14) In Township 10, B. oMlango 10 K. W. M. In Deschutes county, taken and lovlcd upon as tho nronortv of tim said defendants, or as much thorcof as may bo necessary to satisfy tho said Judgment In favor of tho plain tiff against said defendants, with In terest thereon, together with all costs and disbursements that have or may accrue. B. E. HOI1KIITH, ' . . . Sheriff. Dated at Hond, Oregon, April 23rd, 1919. S'ISc March 17, 1914 nnd Juno 10, 1914, mada homestead nnd n,i.iiiinnit homestead entries Nos. 07.171 nnd ihr,l.Ali llh 8W, 8B W K ra s4 SB''4 8,'3- 12; NK'i NBVW Ktt NWM NHVi. NH SWM NUM. NV, flHM NR. M 0772O XOTICi: IOH PtfllMCATfO.V. Not Coal Lands. Department of tho Interior, U. 8. Land Office at Lakovlow, Oregon, April 1C, 1919. . Notlco Is hereby lvon that Arthur D. Olscn of Camp Lewis, Washington, who on Juno 11th, 1914 mado homo stoad entry No. 07720, for northwest quarter, Section 1C, Township 21 8. Kongo 10 E. Willamette morldlan, has filed notlco of intention to make final three-year proof to establish claim to tho land nbovo described boforo his commanding officer pur suant to tho Act of Oct. C, 1917. Claimant names us witnesses who will glvo their testimony boforo If. C. Ellis, U. 8. commissioner, at Bend, Oregon, on May 23. 1919; Wm. E. IJoguo. John It. Sutllef. J. F. Doguc, C, II. Clow, nil of La Pino. I uregon, 7-1 lc JAS. BURGESS, Rcglsterl li, T. 22 H. H. 8 K NWI. SUM iTOA1-4 NWUNWM, Hoc. 18, T. 22 8. It. 9 E. WlUnmotto morldlan, lias filed notlco of Intention to mnko final three-year proof to establish claim to tho land above described bo foro II. C. Ellis, U 8. commissioner, at Ilend, Oregon, on tho 23rd day of May, 1919. Claimant names as witnesses! ' Josoph C. nrown, of Bond, Oregon. Ilpbert anthcrgood, Robert K. Eaton, George E. Oratt, all of Ln Pino, Oregon. 7-1 lc JAS. BURGESS, Register. OHt'JSl NOTICE VOH PUBLICATION. Not Coal Iinds. Department ot tho Interior, U. 8. Land Offlco at Lakovlow, Oregon, April 21, 1919. Notlco Is hereby given that Charles Thomas of La PJne, Oregon, who on October 14, 1914, mado homestead entry No. 08122 for SEtf. Section 1, Township 23 8. Range 10 E. Wil lamette meridian, has filed notice of Intention to mnko final thrco-ycar proof to csUfbllsh claim to the land abovo described before E. L. Clark, v. a. commissioner, at La I'lne, Ore gon, on the 30th day of May, 1919. .iiaimam names as witnesses.' Frank M. Johnson, Claude H. Clow, Henry Cavanaugh, nil of La Pine, Oregon. 9-13c JAS. F. BURGESS. Register. 08018 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Not Conl Lands, Department of tho Interior, V. 3. Land Otflco at Lakevlow, Oregon, April 15, 1919. Notlco Is hereby given that James O. Hoffman or La Pino, Oregon, who on August 28th. 1914, mado homo stead entry No. 08018 ror BV4 NE. N14 SEi, Section 10, Township 22 8. Rnngo 10 E. Willamette morldlan. has filed notlco ot Intention to mako final threo-year proof to establish claim to the land nbovo described bo foro II. C. Ellis, U. S. commissioner, nt Bend, Oregon, on tho 24th day of May, 1919. Claimant names as witnesses: William 11. Holllnshcad, William E. Bcesloy, William E. Boguo. David II. Wood, all ot La Pine, Orogom 7-1 lc JAS. BUROESSr Register. NOTIC1 Try n Bulletin Want Ad lor quick rosults. MARY J. BARCLAY SUES FOR DIVORCE (From Tuesday's Dally) What some ot Bend's prominent business men think or tho proposed bond Issuo, which will bo voted on tiy'tho pooplo nt a special election hot ror Tuosday, May 27, la shown by Interviews which woro .given Tho nulluilu this morning. That u doc!- Hlon'to borrow mouoy to pay tor past running expenses would bu n dis grace to tlio city, yuml nt tho samo 1 1 mo iigaiusi sound nuuinoss prac tice, stood out 'us tho prevailing iHontlinent. Floyd Dumont, presldout of tho Bond Hard ware Co., In explaining his ntAltudu toward tho bond Issue frankly ntlmlttud that ho was ogulnut fl nnd would do hlu utmost to aid In Its defeat. "Bend claims to bo Homo town," ho said, "but If wo canH. pay our running expanses ns wo go along, wo'd butter soil out cheap nnd move soiuo placo olao, .Wu should bo ashnmed to tell tho world In thin rashlon that wo have to borrow money to pay running o$. ponses, I think tho bond Issuo will bo beaten," Commenting on tho stand taken by tho city council, Mr. Dement chhrged tho Bend administration with finding out whnt tho pooplo want, und then attempting to glvo thorn somothlng olso. By cnlllng a special election ror tho bonds only a row days bororo tho slate nnd county oloctlon, tho council's sin cerity In advocating a policy or econ omy hud boon thrown open to doubt, ho snld, ' , "I uovor did favor bonds for pay Ing off debts," was tho way J, p. Koyos, gonurnl manngor of (ho Brooks-Scnnlon Lumbor Co., summod up tho Hltuntlon. "It. Is borrowing to jiuy for somothlng that Is ulreudy past nnd gone' (From Friday's Dally.) Through her nttornoy, E. O. Bind- tor, Mrs. Mary II. Barclay of Bond filed suit for divorce today against Sterling P. Barclay. Shu alleges cruel and Inhuman treatment, Includ ing tho use of nlmslvo langungo, to gether with non-support, ns caiujo for action. TO CREDITOHH TO PRE SENT riUI.MH. . In tho County Court of the Stato ot Oregon, for Deschutes County. In tho Matter of the Estato ot Sarah L. E. Fonton, Deceased. The undersigned hnvlnx been ap pointed as administrator of tho abovo nulled estuto, notlco Is hereby given to nil porsons having claims against tho deceasod and all claims against tho said estato to present samo duly verified ilthlii six months from tho dnto of this notice to tho undersigned at tho offlco ot II. C. Ellis In Bend, Orogou. Dated this 1st d.ny or May. 1919. (Signed) PETER O. REMPEL, Administrator or tho Estato ot Sarah L. B. Fonton, Deceased. II. C. ELLIS;' . 9.13c Attorney for tho Administrator. O7rt71-O7fl.10 NOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION. Not Coal IimN. Department or tho Interior, U. 8. Land Offlco nt Lakovlow, Oregon, April 15, 1919. Notlco Is hereby given that Arthur W. Hill of Bend. Oregon, who on NOTICE OF SALE OF TIMBER INI). Notice Is hereby given by tho un dersigned, tho administrator of tho estate of John J. McGrath, deceased, that pursuant to an order of the county court of Crook county, Ore gon, mado and entered on tho Gth day of April, 1919, ho will sell at public auction to tho highest bidder at tho front door ot tho county court houso in Bend, Deschutes county, Oregon, on tho 19th day of May, 1919, at 2 o'clock p. m.. all tho rlcht. titlo and Interest ot John J. McGrath, deceased, or his estato In tho follow ing described premises, towit: SWi SEU. section 1, S NEtf, NWU VNE of section 12, township 20 south of rango 13 east of the .Willametto meridian, in Deschutes county, Oregon. Terms of sale, cash. 10 per cent to be paid on tho day ot sale and the balanco upon the confirmation ot sale by the county court ot Crook county, Oregon. Dated this 17th day or April, 1919. M. R. ELLIOTT, Administrator ot tho Estato of John J. McGrath, Deceased. 7-llc Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Company Lumber, Latb, Shingles, Building Material, Kiln Dried Flooring and all kinds ef Finish lAilLiiv FOR SALE BY The Owl Pharmacy SOLD AGENTS Cut This Out It's Worth Money. DON'T MISS THIS. Out out ihlu slip, oncloso with Go to Foley & Co., 2835 Shoflleld Ave., Chicago. III., writing your nainu nnd address clearly. You will recolvo in return a trial pnekago containing Foloy's uouoy una Tur Compound, tor couiins, coins mid croup, Foley Kid. n oy Pills und Foley Cathartic Tublots Sold everywhere. Adv. OlMIU. NOTICE IX)H PUBLICATION. Department or tho Intorlor, United States Land Otflco nt Tho Dalles, Oregon, Moy 7, 1919. Notice Is hereby given that Ivan O. Murphy of Bund. Oregon, who on November Gth, 19 1G, mado homo stead entry Ho. 01G6C2 tor tho west hair (W), Section 33. Township 20 South Rango 17 East Willametto meridian, has filed notlco ot Intention to mnko final threo-year Proof, to eatubllsh claim' to the laud above de scribed beforo II. C. Ellis, U. S. com missioner, at uond, Oregon, on tho 10th day or Juno, 1919. Claimant names ns witnesses; Johu Todoroff. Elmor King, Rou bon D Georgo, Nols Doludo, 'all of Bend, Oregon, U-lGp II. FRANK WOODCOCK, Register. SASH AND DOORS COMPLETE STOCK ol Stuird Sao. BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO. Local Sales Agent, MILLER LUMBER CO. Business and Professional Cards R. S. HAMILTON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Rooms 13-10 First National Bank Bldg.' Tol. Gil (Or. Cat' Former Office) It. II. OcAiraonJ Chu. W. Enkln DeArmond & Erskinc lawyers O'Kano Building, Bend, Oregon II. O. Jfl L L I S Attorney-at-Lavf United Stntea Commissioner First National Bank Building BEND. OREGON Phone Black 1291 LED A. TII05IAS, A. A. 1A. Architect 2-4 O'Kano Building BEND . . . OREGON O. P. NI8WONGER. Bond, Ore. UNDERTAKER Licensed Ktiibalmer, FBncral Director. Phone Red 421. Lady Awt. DR. R. D. STOWELL Naprapathlo Physician Over Logan Furniture Co. Wall 8treet HouYi 9 to S Phone Red 4BJ Put It In "THE BULLETIN." PlTATl1I?Q WAWTf?n I Vr J. A A VFAJVs ITXaIIJIUa 1 .tll.l Ull.l MIL il 'L. - uj -.11.1 j imjL .' Wc yill buy or handle for you on a brokeratfo or conimiuion ban's any quantity ot potatoes in carload lot. Or if you nend us a sample 'by parcel post will make you price on aine. Wc also handle id I kinds o drecjed meot and t'uaiantee Journal price on meat, BOGGESS & CO.? NOTICE OK-.RIIUIUFK'H SALE. By virtue of an osocutlon In fore closure, duly Issued by tho clerk ot tho circuit court or tho county ot lieschutos, stato of Oregon, datod tho 22nd day ot "April, 1919, In u cer tain action In tho circuit court tor snld county nnd state, whorolu Frank L. wait, guardian, as nlalntlff. ro- covored judgment and decroo against W. 8. Rodman nnd Grace B. Rodman, his wife: Marlon Chnmborluln and Mlna Chamberlain, lila wlfo; GoorgO W. Carpenter und Uln Carpenter, his who; joiiii i. carpenter and Golda Carponlor. his wUo, nnd tho Bank ot Doming, a corporation, dofomlantB, for tho sum of Forty-Threo Hundred und nolOOth Dollnra ami costs and disbursements tnxod nt Fifty-Nino and 20lOOth Dollars, nnd attorney's foes In tho sum ot Two Hundred Sevonty-FJvo nnd nolOOth Dollars, and tho further sum of Forty-Throe and 7G100th Dollars tuxes, on tho 22nd day ot April, 1019, lol front M., Portland, 0 I on the SUh day ot May, 1919, at MISS B. OSTERMAN PIANOFORTE SCHOOL Lawrence Bldg., Room 3 Phone Red 2251 Drs. Soil & Stockwell 1'liy.sichius and Surgeons Bond Press Bldg. BEND, OREGON Phones; Offlco Red 41; Res. 123 DR. TURNER EYE SPECIALIST Pormnnontly Located in Bond with New Equlpmont Privato Office In Thorson'a Jewelry Storo ' Dr. Turner will bo in I'rlno vlllo every first and third Fri day; in Madras every second nnd tourth Friday, nnd In Red mond evory first und third Thursday ot each month. Read the Classified Ads. Deschutes County Abstract Company D. H. PEOPLES. President Most, Complete Abstract Pluut In Central Oregon. Special Attention Given to Fedorul Loan Abstracts. First National llunK Did,, BEND, ORE.. Cor, next to Alley