nKNi) hviiikrv, bknd, 'obboon, TiiuliwnAv, br.cF.ytnm i, ioio
I'Ar.i: is
MAYOR FAVORS
A NEW BRIDGE
is (HiiMTiiV ni:i:di:r uv .ma.nv
HISHIRUNTS ON WICHT HIDIJ OK
ItlVIJIt, IIKI.IKVKS .1. A.
mSTKH.
ln out rortdn no iih to try mid cot
out while thoy iiro nwiiltlni: for the
county court to tlo notnotlilw; to help
toward oponliu; tlm mall rotid.
two Earns colIapsk
under heavy snow
OUANOI3 IIAMi. Den. J 8 Two
bfiriiH In thltC vicinity could not ntntid
tin) nnow pri'Huro. One -tielonKed to
H. A. I)ult, oim to 0. HwuilMon.
Mr (! M. IlitKiiiUH ciimo front Do
nchutHH on horHclmck Friday It took
him tho r.rmttor jmrt of tho day
Mrn. t'. M. IUihiiiiimmuii remained
ii I tin tnucliur'H wittucii over Xutur-
llellovliH: Witt tlm "ltd of tlio old day and Hundiiy. ....
Hiiluplay, uocojniier m wio ioi
lowlnit wero Il'ind vlltor from thin
luiluliborJiood! 4Mr. K, Ji. Nolaon,
J
A
foothrldno fonnorly Minimiing tlio Do
8hutt!, which wuh, wiiHhed, out lout
weidT, Ih it very nwoximry pliico for
tho erection of new.nnd better ittruut
uro which will nllow 6f both foot
nrjil wiikoii trntlle, Mayor J. A, Knstuo
doclnred thl innmlriK that ho In in
favor of Immodlnto coiiHtriicllou, If
th In can lio.IInniicml. Tlm problem
of, rnUl'nk Hint necoMnry .fund and
iHiicuKhton (if tho typii of iirldn benl
Htted to oxIitlliiK ned, Im Mxpocti'd
to ciimo up nt tne roKiiiar iniiotlnK
of tfin city council to bo held to
fliortdw nlulit.
I'tlio city Ih :rowiiK rapidly und
niiiHt meet condition un'they urlno,"
Mr. KumIo mild In eonmiontlm; on
(Im.med for a new bridge. ;'lt would
not bo rliilit to tho many puoplo llv-
Imr on tho wont ldo of tho river,
"who fonnorly depuiided on the foot-
brldcu. to fall Jo replaco that menu
of oomufiinlciitloii. 1 believe that If
o modern ntructurw worn put In,
tlioro would rioon bo nearly nit much
trnltlc nt thin point au over tlm Now
port ovpntiH brldco-"
MO PREPARATIONS
FOR LEGION DANCE
DeroniiltMi KIiiImii-hU' for Tonmi
iiiw Nlulit'' Affiilr Quadrille
Will III' II IVlltlllT.
Mix Hiircloy, 'MFhT K. Whlttiman,
Mm. Clnretiie. flmlthi Mm. O. Dahlo.
MrM, 0 M. IliumttiweM, Mm. B, B,
Mutter .'''
Mr. Letter, ln boon called nt tho
bedwldo of h'or nick mothor In Win
connln. Mr, Kolloy tho Conner 11. F D cnr
rlqr on routo. 1 naif Koiio Into tho
Inovlo hUulnmii In, Redmond. Mr. Noff
haw taken tho roitlo. Thoro wero no
deliveries WodriOHdny, Thurxdny And
Friday. Tho road wero Irnpaxnlblo.
No one wan nbln to ronch tho
jtchool bulldltiK. Wudncmlay. Thurii-
day or Friday bill school won r"num-'
od Monday uiornliift.
Ml Id u ('. Vounit on her roturn
trip from 'Kpokano wiin Mtiowbound
In Tho Dulli'H for novorul dny then
had to may In lloud iwo duyu until
traffic wan ri'MiuiKMl on th roadu,
Tho fnrnl'r near JraiiK Hall Kot
loKi'thcr Friday and rhmrod tlm road
3 mlh'H from tin hall on buth tho
north and Mouth llcinl ronilM
STORlil TRepARATION.
DoHchulcH and Otato of OroRon Upon
n Judi:munt rondorod and dockotnd
In tho mild Court on tho 10th day of
Novombor, 1010, In an action whoro
In Hamilton Compnpy, a corporation
Ih plnlntirr and Myrtl.o (J, Ilotiiford
and ChnrliiH H, Hotitford, hunbiind and
wlfn arn dcfomlantH, In favor of mild
plaintiff and iiijiiIiihI tho said dofond
iiiiIh, for tho Hum of f 1 , 1 1 . C 8 with
lutcri'Ht thuraon nt tho rnlo of 7 pur
cunt por annum from tho 24th dny of
March, 1917, for tho furthor "inn of
$150,00 uttornoyv'M fomt und tho
con In and dlHbtirMoniontN, taxed at
$17.2!i, which gxH'Utlon wan dlructod
and dollvor'd to mo, nil rhorlff In mid
for lmld county of DcHchuton, Oregon.
I linvi) lovlod upon all tho rlRht,
tltlo and luloroHt of nnld dcfondanl,
Mrytlo O. DotHford and Charlon H.
llotnfbrd In and to tho following d(t
crlbcd rmil property to-wlt:
All of noctlou Hlxtcou (IC), town
hUIp olRhtoon (18) noutli of ran:o
ton (JO) B. W. M. In Denchulon
county, OroKon.
NOT1CH Im horoby kIvcii thnt I,
tho undirnlKiwd Bhorlff nit nforoiiald,
will mill tho nbovo duiicrlbcd real pro
pnrty to tho IiIkIiuhI bidder at cumIi
at public auction at tho utopx of tho
Court Hotuo In tho city or Huud, In
tho county of OunchUtoN and Htnto
of Ori'Kon on tho 1 7th day of Jan-lun-y.
1920 at 10:00 a. m. of that
day, to natlxfy tlm mild oxecutlon, to
Ki'thor with IntoroHt and contn thorc-
on, and (OKothor with all coxtn and
dlAburnomenU thnt havo or may uc
cruo, '
H. K. UOnnRTH,
Hhorirr of Dftflchuti'B County, OroKon.
Da I i'd I.'ond, Oregon, Doccmbor
18, 1910.
j 42-fc
Not leu
NOTK'K.
Ico In hereby kIvch that tho
following wnrrantn of tho HauaW
Crcok1 Irrigation Dlntrlct aro beroby
called for payment on December 20,
1919, and nro payable at tho County
Trcnflurer'n olHco nt Uend, Oregon.
(ntoroHt on theno warrantn cxplrcn
on and after December 20. 1910:
No-l-N. 154. J53. 1R2, 150. 129,
138, HI, 12C. lit. 113, 112, 101,
102, 09, 51, 88, 157. 158. 159.
i CLVDB M. McKAY,
County TrcnnurCr.
42c
of Annual
XOTfK
NtorkliolilnV
Meeting,
Noilce In hereby given that tho
annual ntockboldern' mcetlnR of the
Tina Koront IrrlRntlon Co., will bo
hold kl the Arnold achoolhouno, 7
miles fcoutheant of Ilend on tho Ilcnd
Iliirn road nt 2 p. m. Saturday, Jan
uary 3, 1920.
T. E. THOTTElt,
Vlce-I'rcnldcnt.
42-43p
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEIIENT$
C1umHk1 KdrtrtMine chars cr Imuo tit
ffnU tor 20 wor'U or trot. One rnt ixr
wartl tor nil tntr20. All eluutfln drrtUln
ttrlellr eh In rtrnf-
WANTED.
WANTED Good milk cown, frcoh or
coming frenh noon, heo or write
J. E. 1'arberry, Slutorn, Ore. 40-40-
42p. V
WANTED Wo will call anywhere,
any place, any time, to look at
your used furniture. Let us know
what you havo. We pay canh. The
Htandnrd Furniture Co. 97-49lfc
WANTED CO nbnron Swalloy water.
Wrim Hex S, HendJ Ore.
95-3C-9p
KOIt HAlvk.
FOIl BALE New alfalfa and grain
grinder. Cheap. Make manl for
your liogn. Uox 621, Ilend, Oregon.
I8-42P
FOR SALE 40 to 50 tons alfalfa
and oat hay, good feeding ground,
water and big barn. Inquire IMker'n
Grocery. 20-41-43p
FOH HALE Denton property four
mllen northeant ot Head. Eighty
acre, forty In cultivation. Good
buildings. Water piped to house,
barn, garden and orchard. For
tcrmn nddrenn C. A. Warner. Uend
ll-ll-42p
FOR siLBHosen nnrd rjff, tiTsO
per ewt. Inaulro Win, Itny, Tum-
alo, Oregon, 47-39-12
FOR 8ALB-Fonr ailckltig calves
and frenh milch cown. Geo. Hates,
telephone Red C21. 3(S-31tfa
FOR SALE Alfalfa ha. 450 tons
nt $20 n ton. Homo pii.tluro will
go with It nt thin price. Addrenn,
J. 1). Miner, Ilend, Ore. 7C-31tfo
LOST AND FOUND.
ESTRAYED Illnck nnd whlto Hdl
ntcln cow, hornn. nllt In each ear,
brand backward D L bar. Flhtlor
notify. L. J. Sceberger, Ilend, Ore
gon, II. It. No. 1. 42-43p
TAKEN UP Two year old ntcer
under crop left car and crop lit
right ear, while ntrlpo ftcrons faro
nhoulder. Elrnor Wornntaff, 3 mllen
cant of town on Hear Creek road.
8-41-42p
TAKBN-UP Twp year old heifer
with two splitn In each car, no
brand decipherable. Two year old
nteer under crop In left car" and crop
In right car, whlto, ntripo ncronn foro
nhoulder. Elmer Wornntaff, "3 nilles
east of town on Hear Creek rortd.
4 6-4 0-4 2 p.
ESTRAYED Team gray Perchoron
mares, weight about 3,000, no
brand,. Howard for any informa
tion nn to whereaboutn of Mmo.
Ed Gustafnon, Mllllcan, Oregon.
5-4 1-4 3p
An their Innt nodal affair befbro
, CiirUtmnn, tho mombont of Purcy A.
MteveiiR I'ont, Amorlouu Legion, will
entertain tomorrow night nt the nth-
-' lotlc club RyinniiKliiin with a dnnclng
party, for which oxteiulve prepnrn-
tlunn have already ben iniido. D;c-
ornlloiiH aro Imlng elaborately dona
In llngn and ntronmern, the national
rolorn predominating, and Mm. Ilor-
ton'n, orchoNtra. which will furnlnh
s ' tho mimic for thu evening, ban ImmIi
nugiueittt'd'by the iiddlt'oil of i i.lui-
Inet, played by John Alcxande
A feature of tlio evennu w.ll be
the Introduction of a
for thin, C. II. ptoplifiin, uf thu
llrooitH-S'canlon box factory. haH l).en
neoured an "caller." No cliurge will
bo in a ile for thin number.
Thu committee In ahnrrfft of tho
1 ' douce announced thin nfturnoo.i tbtit
an Inmitllclont number of ImllHtlonn
vmd buou ordered, but thnt a rfonral
witlcomo In extended to nil lrludn
of the pom. ,
Fw Miople were prepared to won
tlU'r kiicIi it ntorm an we nave' juni
experienced. All knew thnt urh n
njorm could occur, but no one really
expected It thin year. That ftplnlim
our utipreparednenn.
(t In Junt no with life. We go on
nnd on totally unprepared, or near
ly. no. to continue our obligation to
oilr fnmlllen In event of a midden
'uKirnt uf rlrkiinaii ami itiuilli Vul.
! thin ntorm In In the nlr ror "t.intly '
I The ntorm of old ago, ton, In ever i
in view. J
The time to inn kit propiratlon In
before the rloudn of lll-boulth ap
pear, and the very bent and monl
convenient preparation In nulQclcnt
life Intiuruiice In n progremlve old-
Hlno company with provlnlonn ogulnnt
onh of the protection during adver-
nlty. Such n servlen in rendered by
tho Went C'oant Life, which in rep
reimnti'd In Central Oregon by II II.
Wilcox, General Agout, Ilend, Win
II. Hchuller. Local Manager, Red
mond; and Dolly llodgen, Local Man
ager, Prlnovlllo.
Possibly you have aomo Innurance
but very likely not enough. An In-
Ltervlew with u Went Coant reprenent-
titlvo nt once nhoitld bo had. Place
. . . It-.. .. u .. r ...
ii.l.lll,. nn.llll rl V.IIHBI )IUilC7 1111 IIJC VIlTIBl-
ju.iuiiiio. aim . .. ,,,
Wont Con it t In bent for ALL tho
Went.
9-13c-wkly 42c
A
Ant Farmero.
There are nut In Nlenriinm thnt
rulliviito uilnute miiNhruoinn for food
Iji their uudergrouud homen by fortu
ne a vomjioit from U-nven of tree.
Sprlno Done Away With.
The line of i-prlup Ik done uwny
villi In n new cord opt rated device
or opening nnd elotlnjt truitboinn, wlu
Iowa, or tbutter.
'asjsra'eiaja'asasataafaaasiS
What's Doing in
the Country.
PjSSmSBSSmBESSSSdESEE&WB.'SEm
FORM RABBIT CLUB
AT LOWER BRIDGE
,
LOWER iminai-3. Hoc. 18. Tho
nottlern or Lower Ilrldgo mot nt, tlio
MchoolhoiiHo nnd formod a rabbit de
termination club nnd formed tho
community Into 3 dUtrlctn with tho
throo dlHtrlqt cnnlnlnn: L'. F. Hoh
kitiH, Horace Ilrooklng nnd R. K.
Towno. Tho cnptaln killing tho
leaHt rabbltn In four weolm "will pro
vide mi ynter mippur for tho othor
two captiilun and tholr iiHSlstiintn.
On Tiiondiiy A. fl. Holmes nnd
l.'nuL- Nnttriini-I uliirlnd with 11 lurCO
bunch of cnttlo which Mr. Holinof
hud Bold to Mr. Piiduy of Gatowny,
but got cnught In tho Htbrm nnd
turiiod back. Thoy hud to laavo tho
cattlo nt Snunw Hut whoro thoy got
hay for tompornry enro of tho stock
until, tho Btorm broke,
Tho school hna boon closed' slnco
Tueuday on account of, tho storm.
Cluifl. Ilochcock mid Joo Parson
two ox-HorvIco men who 'formerly
Ilvod horo, huvo roturnod to tholr
plncoH horo,
Mrn. Cloavongor Hpont Saturday
nftornoon at tho IIohUIiib homo,
Mr. Frod Waltor3 Is otnployod at
tho Silled. mill which has a rush order
for. sovornl jcars.
Darwin WaltorB enmo homo from
Ulodmond Biuday whoro )io 19 om
ployod on tho Rqdmond Spokesman..
Mr. Parrott killed 18 hogs thta
weok which ho nronoses to euro. Ho
wlll sell the, bacon and hnna atjftend,
Bovotal bf tho community were out
wlh four to six horses apiece tramp-
HU.M.MOXS.
IN THE OIROUIT COURT OF THE
J5TATB OF OREGON FOR DE
SCHUTES COUNTY.
GRACE I.
II. P
DICKEY.
Plaintiff,
vn.
RTItrilllLE.
Defendant.
TO R. P. RTRUIIIILB:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: you nro hereby roqulr-
Ted to uppear and niuuvor tho com-
plaint died agiiliiHt you In the nbovo
eutitleu null within nix weeks from
tho dnto or tho first publication, of
thin summoiiH upon you, to-wlt:
within fix wookn from tho 18th day
of December, 1919, nnd which sld
ditto Is tho data tof tho flrnt publV
Hon hereof, and If you fall to appear
and nnnwor within said time, (ho
plaintiff will apply to tho Court for
Uie relief pruyed for In said com
plaint, to-wlt:
For n partition of tho Northwest
quarter of tho Southwest quarter of
noctlon nineteen, townnhlp noveu
teou, Houtb or range thlrtoon, E. W.
M In Uoschutofl county, Oregon, to
gether with all water rights appurt
enant thor. i), plaintiff herein own
ing n two-tlilrds Interest In tho foo
of nid doiiurlbud premises nnd tho
dofondiHit owning a ono-third Inter
est lu said described promtm's, und If
u partition cannot bu lutd without
material Injury to tho rights therein
then for a snlo of Htild promlpoa and
n division qf tho proceeds between
tho pnrtlos nccordlng to tholr rights
nnd for u division of tho coats and
dlsbursomontn attached to thts pro
ceeding. Thin aummooB ts published In tho
Hand niillotin, n weekly newspaper
or gonoral circulation publlBhed in
Ilond, Doscllutoa County, Oregon,
onco n week ror six consocutlvo
weoka by onjor of Honorablo T. H,
J. Duffy, Judgo'Df tho circuit court,
whKh, order is datod this 9th day of
Docombor, 1919, nnd which order
sboclfloB tho dnto of tho llrpt publicat
ion ot thl Bummons, and directs
that you nppoar and answer wlthn
bIx weeks from tho anld 18th day of
Docombor, 1919, and that a copy of
tho complaint mid aummona bo forth
with mnllod to you nt your last
known poat ofllco nddross.
.Data ot ilret publication, Docombor
18, 1910. ,- ,
DoARMpNp. & HRSKIrip,
AtlornoyaFor PlnlutlfT,
O'Knno nidg. Bond, Oregon.
42-48c
NOTICH OK HIUSRIPF'8 BALK.
Dy virtue df an execution,, IsSQed
oat ft-Md ttn'dcfr thd tfoul or tho Cir
cuit court In and for tho County bf
If "" mm "" """"""
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Bedroom Furniture
Ivory Dressers as low as
$26.00
Chiffoniers, oak, as low
as
I 1
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from
Beds
$8.00 up
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