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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1919)
I1KNI) nULLKTIX, IIKND, ORKOOX, THUIWDAV, NOVEMBER fl, 1010. paob a ' i P 'I 4 r i 7 ,77 lr uiXfTT&U Hi! -XX ama K'B AK' , v7?" 1 Camxharaaolilavary whfrti In aclnnllllcally rt?il iickA of 30 alHrtlna or tan pack' ) (300 oIKaralta) in a glanlna-papar' cavarad carton. Wa atronly raeommaml thla carton for thn tmnt" or atflea nipply or wlwn you travail R. J, R(7li)iTK((C. ? MOOSE PREPARE FOR CARNIVAL A.VM'Ali i:VKXT TO KTAHT O.N NOVi:.MIlKlt a I TICKI.TH NOW OUT I'Olt AITOMOIIIM-: A VA II l 'ONTKHT I'KiTIJ II K, LsJyV ' 1 8c a package ''-'( t- 4Ti:'ykr i m. " . "m .& W:C vr From N'nvoinbor 21 lo 29 the mi n u.i I Mnoxo curlvul will bu luitil In lloiitl, nml preparntlonii nro already lu'ltis nin do for one nuu of (ho blR fmturcn of the week, the kIvIiir of it Pord cur to nome one of thn carni val patrons. Tickets on thn car ,jt were pluccil on rntle Tliuritdny, anil with I'ltch ticket imrcliiiiio, 1000 )oturt will lto Klven away and may lie lined In the popularity content. The youiiK lady who wins In tliU, It Im stated, will bu the recipient of u $100 diamond rim;. The definite proKiam for tho carnl . vul, whloh Im to he held In tho Hip podrome, has not yet been nrraiiKud, but daucliiK will lm an Important part of the entertiilnmiiut. with a llrnt class orchestra on the Job nlclit ly. As another feature, It was luarn- d that turkeyH, chlckous, ducks, and licoHo, will bu the awards In some of tho Kamus, nml the Moose nro ur- KliiK their friends to Ret tholr TlinnkKKlvliiir dinners at thn carnival. Membors of tlio commltto In eliarRn of arrauRomentN, which Is headed by J. II. Morton, aro aoorRO Htokoe, It. II. Hludo, Harry llelnRold, A. H. Kstobonet, Kd I'uturniun, II. D. fllowoll, Dudley Shaw, Taylor Rhodes, J.A. Hwlft, ami II. I). Innls. G. P. SMITH BUYER OF. WRIGHT HOTEL rollry of General Improvement Will bo Adopted by .New MniiiiKeiiicut' In Conducting Iltixlnefti, Announcement was mndo on Bitty nruny or tlio purchase by (I, P. Hmlth, roprosentatlvo for the Penn sylvania Vacuum cup tires In Hund, of tho Wright Hotel from Munu and Llttlellold, tho formor ownors. Tho consideration was not nindn public, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, who huvo both had wldo oxporlonco In hotol manage ment In past years, assumed chargo of thu business on .Saturday, Mr. Smith will retain his tiro ugoncy, but has transform! tlio ropnlr business run In connection with It, to L, F. Frcdorlokson, A gonornl policy of Improvomont In tho upkeep of tho building nnd tlfo tono of tho oHtnbllslimout wl! bo inaugurated at onco by tho now innungomont. CAM ELS ore tlio most rcfrctthiriR, sat IsfylnK clRarctto you ever nmokudl Put all your cijturetto deulres In a bunch, then buy omo Cameln.Rive them every taste-test and know for your own satisfaction thut in quality, flavor, smooth body and In many other delightful ways Cnmeh an in a crtss by tlwmsalvcs! Camels are an expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos. You'll not only prefer this blend to either kind of tobacco smoked straight, but you'll appreciate the remarkable full-bodled-mlldncss and smooth, refreshing flavor It providcsl Camels are n ciRarctte revelation! Camels win you in so many new wuysl They not only permit you lo smoke liberally without tiring your tatita but leave no unpleasant cicaretty aftertaste or un pleasant clRaretty odorl Compare Camels with any cigarette In the world at any price! You'll prefer Camel quality to premiums, coupons or Kiftal B - i'-M awwww h mim&w SINNOTTS ABILITY GETS RECOGNITION OicKoti ('iMii;rt'itniiii N IjukIciI An llrt riuilriiiiiii Piilillr lniili Conimltlrc V.ter llnl. WAHIIINOTON. I). C, N'or. C- A Hpleudld tribute lo tho U'rInIii live Inilimtry und oblllty of Con Rremtmnn N. J. Hlnnott of Oregon wn paid him on tho floor of tho HouKe by CotiKrenHmnn Hcott Ferris of OVIahomu when ho ktntrd that Rlnuott was the hettt chairman that tho Committee on Public lnntU hud over had. Thn tribute, which whm wnrmly uppluuded, wiih nil tlio moro Knicl oils and forceful on account of tho fact that CoiiKretwnian Ferris had himself been Chairman of this bit: Committee for several years prior to (ho re Kent fc'iodon of ConRress. Ho Is Chairman of thn National CnnKroHslonat Democratic Com mittee, ut the prexout time, us well ns rnnkluR mluorjly member of tho Public Lands Committee. Tho compliment to tho OreRou member was made -durliiK remarks by tho Oklahoma CoiiRroHHmnn on tho Mineral Land LensiiiR Hill now ho- InR considered by tho House; and appears In thu CoiiRronHlonnl He- cord ns follows: "Tho Konttonuin from OrcRon (Jlr. Hlnnott) Is entitled to thn very greatest credit. Ho Nient nlRhts and nlRlits( anil tedious nlRhts thoy were, In tlio iiiohI tlioroiiRh Invcstl; Ration In connection with this bill. The iRontluman hus always been ac tive on tho Committee, but this year ho has assumed tho responsibi lity of tho chairman with all tho term Implies, and Is really tho best chairman tho committee has ever had." SHEEPMAN PAYS $10 FOR CUTTING CORNER Con O'Kcefc. Admits InloUcntloii, Hut Cannot Remember Whether or Not Ho Wiw In Car. Chawed with cutting corners Saturday night, Con O'Keote, prominent Hheopmnn of tho Silver Lake country, appeared In Pollco Court, Wodnosday afternoon, outerod u plea of guilty, and pall n lino of 110.00, Ho Informed tho con it that ho know ho was under tho Influ ence of liquor ut tho tlmo of his urrout, but thtlt ho watt not curtuln whother or not ho wns in un nuto. Ho was Inclined to think that ho was not, but was willing tn accept tho word of Offlcor Frank Kulp,, to tho contrary. Ho hud boon trying to got out of his uhoop campi ho Bald, but had mlssod tho road. l-vl FRIENDS PAY LASTTRIBUTE Kl'NKItAIi KKUVIOKS COXm'CT KD THIS AI'TKIIOO.V IX l"M)Vi:it-KILLKI) ItOO.M, IX)Il MKH. C. IHIlDKALIi. In a room filled with floral tri butes, funeral services wero held Friday at tho Pilot Dutte Inn for Mrs. V. C. Ulrdsall, who died Wednesday morning. Tho moro In tlmato frlonds wero gathered li tho ludles' room of tho hotel whero the casket bunked with flowers, was placed, others who nttonded lissom bllnR In tho main lobby of tho dotal. Rev. I'urdy, of tho Methodist church, conducted tho funeral ser vices, und told simply but effectively of the work 'which Mrs. nirdnall had dono In tho Itcd Cross durltiR tho war, and In Runornl In the rcHcf of sickness nml distress. Practically all In attendance, nt tho services wero also present later at ho Plot Hutto comotery, wltoru In terment was made. CHRISTMAS CARDS FOR THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT In no other way bus the spirit of tho Christmas season boen bet ter shown than In tho development of tho ut.0 of Christmas greeting cards. It Is a tlmo of tho year when people nro thinking of each other, members of tho family nro preparing glftB nml little remem brances nro being selected. llotweon friends whero tho ex penditure of money In any amount for gifts involves something out cldo tho Idea of tho season' the Christ mils card has como to bo used moro and more. It Is pretty, color ful und suggestive of tho holiday season. Tho rnct that a -card Is sent shows thut tho recipient has n place tn tho thoughts of the sonder nnd tho sentiment on tho card gives tlio desired Christmas mossago. Because of the popularity of tho Christmas card and Its widespread uso Tho Bulletin this year Iiiir mndo arrangemonts to meet tho local dumund. Samples of a beau tiful lino of holiday cards hnvo recontly boen received and n re prosontntlvo will "shortly bo pre pared la tako orders, calllne nt homos nnd places of business, or tho cards may 'be" soon at Tho Bul letin ottlco, In ordor to Insure dollver.v in In tlmo orders should,, bo glvon in as soou ns posstblo. Our Different Worfde. I onco Ktood In n dome with different colored Rlnss In vncli window. Thus four men IoiicIiIiik ,.(U. other mlRhl each see n different scene; n red ocean, Rreen city, blue fields, nnd yellow moutilhlfiH. A rnro man inlRht climb to I lie? lop of tho dome and see tho whole circle of tbc landnrjpo under iim wiiiio iiRiit or n pure atmosphere. Hut most of us look through one win dow, eacji upon n different world, euch world colored by our own Individual-lty--Kobcrt 8. Harrctt. Cut Tills Out It Is Worth .Money. Don't miss this. Cut out this slip cncloso with fie to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., CIiIcuro, III., wrlttlnK your name and address clearly. You will receive In return a trial package containing Foley's Honey nnd Tar Compound, for coiiRhs, colds and croup. Foley's Kidney Pills and Foley's Cathartic Tablets. Hold Everywhere adv. LEGAL NOTICES NOTK'K FOIl I'CHLH'ATIO.V. Department of tlio Interior. U. 8. LAND OFFICE at Tho Dalles, Oregon. October 18, 1919. NOTICE Is hereby given thnt Mary Metcalf, usMlRiiee, of Florenco A Hunnoli, of Portland, Oregon, who, on December 18, 1009, mndo desert land entry No 0G725. for HgNEH K A HEW & 8 WW SEW. section 32, township 10 South, range 12Knst, Willamette Meridian, hus filed notice of intention to make final desert land proof, to establish claim to tho land above described, before H. C. Ellis, If, 8. CommlxHloner, ut Hend Oregon, on tho 2Dth , day or November, 1910. Claimant names us witnesses: James It. Itenbam, of Deschutes, Ore gon; Ed M Hwnlley, of Deschutes, Oregon; Oliver J. Hamlin, of Turn alo, Oregon, Hoy C. Hamlin, of Turn alo, Oregon. II. FRANK WOODCOCK. Register. 31-38p. CALL FOK UIDS Healed bids will bo received by tho County Court of Deschutes County, Oregon, up to 10 a. in. on Friday November 1 lib., 1919, for tho con struction of n bridge across tho Des chutes Itlver on tho county road across tlio Marsh Awbrcy homestead about three and ono-half miles north of Tuniuln. Oregon, and grading tho west approach to the brldgo for a dlstaiico of about 1950 foot. Illds will bo received for both material and construction of brldgo separate ly nnd together, and separate bid for said grading. Plans and spcclll cations for said brldgo and grading nro now on fllo for tho Information of prospective bidders In tho ofllco of tho County clerk, Court House. Hend, Oregon. A deposit of five per cent of tho amount of each bid In cash or certified check will be re quired of each bidder as provided by law. Tho Court reserves the riKht to reject any or all bids aud to call for new bids. W. D. BARNES. . County Judge. SETH STOOKEY, C. II. MILLER. County Commissioners. 31-37C. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior. V. S. LAND OFFICE nt Lakevlow, Oregon October 13 1919. NOTICE is hereby given thnt Nes tle Shultr. of Lnplne, Oregon, who. on March 9. 19 1C, made homestead entry. No. 09108. for W SEU.W ",4 EM, SE't, WM, SBV, NEU SE U. W(4 KM SEVi SEW. section 25. township 22 S., range 9 E., Wll lnmotto Meridian, tins tiled notlco of Intention to make final three- year proof, to establish claim to tho laud abovo described, bo fore E. L. Clark. V. S. Commissioner, at La nine. Oregon, on tho 25th.. day or November. 1919. Claimant names ns witnesses; W. E. Heesley. Oeorgo Muyllold. Curl Wbse. Jessie Wiso, nil or Lnplno, Oregon (Publish for flvo consecutlvo weeks In the Bond Bulletin, nend, ALWAYS A At Palace Market Bend. Oregon for Eggs, Butter, Poultry Beef, Veal, Pork Sell your products at home t s Chas. Boyd CSS MARKET TANUC Oregon.) JAB. F. DUROB38, Register. 33-37C NOTICE OF HALE OF TDIBKK LAND. Notice Is hereby given by the un dersigned, the Administrator of the estate or John f, McOrath, deceased, that pursuant to an order of the County Court of Crook County, Ore gon, made and entered on tho 6th dny or Octobor, 1919, be will sell at public auction to the highest bidder nt the front door of the CouBr Court House In Bend, Deschutot County. Oregon, on the 14th dny of November, 1919, at two o'clock p. m., all the right, title and Interest or John J. McOrath, deceased, or bis estate, In tho following described premises, to-wlt: Southwest quarter or Southeast quarter or section 1, South halt or Northeast quarter, Northwest quarter or Northeast quar ter at section 12, In Township 20, South or Range 13, East of the W1J Inmetto Meridian In Deschutes Coun ty. Oregon. Terms of sale, cash, 10 per cent to be paid on thn day of sale and tho balance upon the confirmation of sale by County Court or Crook County, Oregon. Dated this ICth day of October, 1919. M. R. ELLIOTT, Administrator of tho Estate or John J. McGruth, Deceased. 33-37c. NOTICE OF BOND HALE. Votlco Is hereby given that sealed bids will bo received by tho under signed until- the hour or 2 o'clock, p. m. on tho 18th day or November, 1919, at the office or tho undersign ed, In the O'Knne Building, City or Bond, Oregon, nnd Immediately thereafter publicly opened by the Board or Director or Squaw Creek Irrigation District ror tho purchase or an Issue or bonds or said District In tho sum of $15,000, said bonds to bo dated July 1, 1919, and to mature as follows: C00 on July 1, 1924. $700 oh July 1, 1925, $700 on July 1, 192C, $800 on July 1, 1927. $800 on July 1. 1928, $800 on July 1, 1929. $900 on July 1, 1930, $900 on July 1. 1931, $900 on July 1. 1932. $1000 on July 1. 1933, $1000 on July 1. 1934, $1000 on July 1. 1935, $1200 on July 1. 1930, $1200 on July 1. 1937, $1200 on July 1, 1938, $1300 on July 1, 1939. said bonds to bear Interest at G per cent payable semi-annually on the first days of January and July, principal and Interest payablo nt tho Fiscal Agency of tho State of Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Company Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Building Material. Kiln Dried Flooring and all kinds ef Finish SASH AND DOORS COMPLETE STOCK o! Suadaxd Sua. BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO. Local Salos Ajfont, MILLER LUMBER CO. Business and Professional Cards R. S. HAMILTON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Rooms 13-16 First National Bank Bldg. Tel. 611 (Dr. Cn'i Former OflW.) It. H. DArmonJ ChM. W. ErWIn DcArmond & Erskine l a w VERS O'Kano Building, Bend, Oregon H. O. JG L L I B Attoraeyst-Law Halted States OoniBiUMloBer First National Bank Building BEND, OREGON MISS B. OSTERMAN riANOFORTR BCHQOL Lawrcnco Bldg., Room 3 Phone Red 2261 DR. C. H. SOLL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Bend Press Bldg. BEND, OREGON Phones: Offlce Red 41; Res, 123 Deschutes County Abstract Company D. H. PEOPLES, President S Most Comploto Abstract Plant !n Central Oregon, Special Attention Given to Federal Loan Abstracts. First National DnK Bldg., BEND, ORE.. Cor. next to Alley FOR SALE BY The Owl Pharmacy SOLK AOKNTS Oregon In New York City. JJald bids must ImT unconditional Lfor 11500. The board reserves the right to re ject any or all bids. II. If. Do ARMOND,' . 33:,c Secretary. OI. Tfl to. 010028. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department or the Interior, United 8tntes Land orflce at The Dalles, Oregon, October 3rd, 1919. Notice In hfrnhr flvnn Mint A Mackintosh of Bend. Oreernn. whn on tho 26th of November. 1915, made homestead entry So. 015610, and who on February Cth, 1918. made additional homestead entry No. 019628, ror NWtf 8E, Nft SWU. Sec. 29. NEW flKI! Stamina 30, Township 18 South Range 13 nam wiiiameuo meridian, nan tiled notice or intention to ranko final three-year proof to establish claim to tho land abovo described before If. C. Ellis, U. S. commissioner, at Bend, Oregon, on tlnr 17th day of. November, 1919. Claimant names as witnesses: Archie McDonald, of Bond. Ore gon. . Louis Blladeau, of Bend. "Ore- son. ,-M Mildred Blladeau, .ofBend, Ore Donald A. McArthur. nf nnr!. Oregon. Roso Mackintosh, of Bend. Ore gon. 32-Gp II. FRANK WOODCOCK, Register. Dr. L W. Gatchell Optoselrist and MaBBfactari&g Optician Complete Lest Crindicg Hani in con nection with my office tt LARSON Ix CO.. Jewelers 143 Oregon rtiett, Bcocl. Oregon 'Brand Directory A Right side; right ear crop- W B. L. TONE. Slaters. Ore. dr.l Phone Black 1291 LEE A, THOMAS, A. A LL. Architect 2-4 O'Kane Building BEND ... OREGON O. P. NISWONGER, Bead. Ore. UNDERTAKER Uceased Embalraer, Faaerml Director. Phone Red 421. Lady Aut DR. R. D. STOWELL Nnprnpathlc Physic! Orer Logaa Furniture Co. Wall Street Hours 8 to 5 rhoae Rod 48fl DR. TURNER EYE SPECIALIST Permanently Located In Bend with New Equipment Private Offlce In Thorson's Jewelry Store Dr. Turner will be In Prlne Tille every Aral and third Fri day; In Madras ovory second and fourth Friday, and In Red mond every first and third Thursday of each month. Read the Classified Ads. t . !