iibnd bullktin, rend, orkoqn, thurhdav, jaxuarv w, loeo
TAOR 7
CENSUS STARTS
ALL OVER U. S.
CITY ENUMERATORS
ORGANIZE
'Wuiucti Will (Jnllii'i Until In Ili'tiil
k I'ainlllt'H Urwd to Co-opi-ralu
In PiiiiiUliliiK IiifotAiiilloii
Ruling Sft Two Week.
All ovor Deschutes county, onum
onitors have Not forth to ttiko tlio
1320 census. Tlioy will b nt It for ap
proximately two weeks, according to
ttstlmittos inn do by tho District super
visor, ami whoa tlio work In com
pleted, Bond will bo oltlclnlly In the
city class Instead of being shown a
vIIIiiru III till1 Kovuriiinuiil'M census
report,
While nil enumerator In tint coun
ty on Initio of IW'.ml had boon nppolnt
nd mid hud qunllflcfl Mm. W. A. Tor
rill, wlfo of tho dlNtrlct supervisor,
who wan liero tho Inst day of tho old
year, found II necessary to make
nuveml imw appointments within tho
city, n h several who hnd boon rccom
mondcd refused to consider tho rntb
fOf pay offered. Those who arc now
otiKiiRi'd In tho work uro acting from
u Konio of civic prldo rather than
tii'oau) of tho luro of tho four cunts
u name compensation. Tho now Hit
for Rend In iik follow: Product No,
1, Mm. Currlo I). Manny; Precinct,
No. 2, Mm, Agnes Shoemaker; Pro
duct No. 3, Mm. II. H. Dart: Pre
clnct No. 4, Mm. Corn Addluk; Pre
cinct No. 6. Mm. ElUnboth lluuttul.
In Redmond, Iter. Thorium J. Hazvl
ton In In chnrgu of tlio census taking,
whllo rutiKcm In tho Deschutt-s Na
ttonal Forest aro coopumtliiK, nctlng
on oiiumcralors for funillios living
wlthlu tho torest boundaries.
To expedite tho work, Mm. Tvrrlll
urged tlint families bo ready with tho
Information desired by tho ouumcr
ntor. In thin connection, she men
tloncd that any Information xlvon re
nurdlnc an Individual or fumlly,
will bu recorded ni absolutely confi
dential, and will bo tnndo public only
In tho form of gonernl statistics on
tho community a a whole.
LOCKER ROOMS ARE
PLANNED AT Y. M. C. A.
Nov 1'i'Aturc to lie Introduced Noon
At (Jyujiiftiluin Oun Kclic
lulr U Anrxxilirrd.
Ileconitructlnn or tho dressing
rooniM at tho gymnasium and In
ntallatlnii of lockers nro planned ax
nil early Improvement kt tho gym
nuHluni, Kccrotnry I.. V. Trlckoy
state. Separate roams for men
imil women will bo provided, If
possible, u towel Hervlco will lie
nturtod.
Athlutlo Director It. K. Mnedonald
. has completed bin schedule for
gymnasium classes, and tho first
of thuNO was held from 7 to S
o'clock thin mornliiK when tho
"pop" club hold ItH flrt workout
for tho winter. Tho early morn-
Inn claim In oIno on Wednesday and
Friday, tho same bourn being lined
a today. Men's evening classes aro
not for from 8 to 0:30 o'clock on
tho nights of Monday, Wednesday,
nnd Thursday, whllo women's
classes will bo from 8 to 9:30
o'clock Tuosdny night, and from
10:30 o'clock in tho morning until
noon on ThurHday. Tho Junior
boys' claus Is from 10 o'clock In
tho morning until noon on Kntur-
days, and tho junior girls' will
moot ut 2:30 o'clock on tho unmo
afternoon. High school students
nro to meet ut 3:30 o'clock In tho
afternoon on Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Friday, and from 7
to 8 o'clock In tho evening on
. Wednesdays nnd Fridays, A 4
o'clock period for junior boys Is
provided on Wednesday afternoon.
MANY CARS TO BE
SHIPPED TO WEST
Moro curs will bo dollvorod to tho
Pnclflo const botwoon now nnd tho
latter part of Fobrunry than during
any four month period in tho pre
sent year, according to Information
Just rocolvod by tho Contrnl Orogou
Motor Co,, and ordors placed now
will consequently hnvo a bottor
chanco of bolng filled promptly than
lator In tho season, Tho gurngo
company Iiiib U ordors for Fords,
ono carload wus rocolvod jthlu wook,
und two tnoro aro expected In next
wook,
Hodvy snows in the oast mako it
nocossary to Bond a largo part of
tho factory's output to tho wost, It Is
explained,
RIPPLING RHYMES
By WALT MASON
The New Year. '
I hull the new year gladly, and say to it, "Good
day," while still surveying sadly the year that's
passed away. The old year seemed a winner when
first its tour began, but now old Time, the tin
ner, has put it in a can. That year was punk and
daffy, the worst of all bum bets; this much of epi
taphy is all the dead one gets. But now its bright
successor with gladness I accost, and I'm a cheap
John guesser if it should prove a frost. I hail the
buoyant stranger and hope he'll set us free from
dread and doubt and danger, and all the ills there
be. I hope he'll bring good feeling, contentment, in
his train, and end the foolish spieling that's driving
men insane. I hope he'll bring a season of quiet
and repose, and back to law and reason lead people
bv the nose. For I am, oh, so weary of riot and
unrest, of frowsy skates
dirty best, to stir up useless quarrels, to make men's
passions flame, to undermine their morals, and
spoil their useful game. The old year's buried un
der a million tons of grit; the new year is a wonder,
and ought to make a hit.
BETTERMENT OF
SHORTHORN
Practical suKRONtlous for tbo bet
turment of tho live stock Industry
In Central Deschutes county, a dis
cussion of feeding ' und breeding
Shorthorns, nnd reports and election
of offlecm for tho coming year fi
turo tho meeting of tho Desehuto
Valley Shorthorn Association held
hero on Saturday. Tho nicotine was
tho UKVoclatlon'N flmt, It having
been formed u year ago, and was
attended by a small group of men,
some new and some old In tbo live
stock business, but nil Intensely In
terested In tho subject and en
thusiastic over Its possibilities.
A suggestion of local Interest,
agreed to by nil as of practical Im
portuned to tho stockman, was that
mado by K. P. Mahaffoy, of tho
Central Oregon Hank, rotating to
tho regulation of beer sales In tho
city. To protect cattlo owners
against theft Mr. Mahnffny would
mako a license necessary for every
aultnnl brought to a local market or
sold from bonne, to house, (ho II
coiiho having to show tho brand and
ear mark nnd to bo furnished with
out charge by tho sheriff or tho
chief of police. To present tho mat
ter to tho city council Mr. Mubuffey,
Fred N. Wullaco, of Tumalo, and F.
II. llaughman, or Deschutes wero
named us a committee.
Mr. Muhaffoy, who was Introduc
ed by R. A. Wurdc presiding nt tho
meeting, us thu man entitled to tho
highest credit for having Introduced
Shorthorns to tho county, also sug
gested tho vuluo of publishing a list
of od trays and severely criticized
tho action of some or tho tamers
In Increasing tho price or hay af
ter tho December storm, Specific
cases, Mr. Mahaffoy said, had been
called to tho attention of Federal
oftlctuls and It was hoped that
charges or profiteering could bo
mudo against these men.
Following up tho matter of losses
from theft Sheriff H. E. Ilobortu
told of tho efforts ho hnd mado to
protect Ntock minors by checking up
on beef sales. Ho also offered to
deputize a member of tho nssolin
tlon to assist In tho campaign
against cnttlo rustlers.
Another moans or protecting
against rustling was pointed out by
N, O, Jacobson, supervisor or tho
Deschutes national forottt, in a
moro strict onforcoinont of tho law
for tho inspoctlon of brands nt tho
tlmo of shipment. Ho also urged
that tho members of tho association
brood to ono typo only and that
iiono but rogtstored bulls bo allowed
on tho range. Roglatcrod stock
whoso owners did not want to put
It on tho opon range, Mr, Jacobson
Bald could bo currlod in arena fenced
by tho nssoclntlon undor sopcinl per
mits which would romaln Indefinite
To consider this and connocted
matters u committoo from oach or tho
stnto associations or tho county will
bo iuvltod to moot with Mr. Jacob
son, Fobruary 14.
Furthor rerwonco to tho tnattor of
estrays was mado by A, J, Hartcr
who aakod that nn nrrangoinont bo
made to notify tho association or the
brands shown on animals hold In tho
city pound. It was also urged that
members or the association join the
and bleary who do their
LIVESTOCK
BREEDERS' AIM
statu association nnd get tho benefit
of the brand Inspection mado nt the
stock yards by Its representative.
Ofllcor elected for tho comlnc
year arc: John S. Marsh, Tumalo,
president; K. II. Haughman, Des
chutes, vice-president: nnd Fred N.
Wallace, Tumalo, secretary-treasurer.
John S. Marsh, It. A. Ward,
B. P. Mahaffoy, W. It. (larking. Hoy
Armstrong, A. J. Hartcr and B. A.
Griffin worn nnmed as directors.
Others present wero: R. V. Fllck
ingcr. J. W. Drown, S. It. Roberts,
Geo. M, Holsom, Harry McGulrc, O.
W. Holsom, N. 0. Jacobson, O. O.
(Jerking, 8. It. Brown, D. F. Plorcy.
J. M. Jansen, and F. Q. Powers.
LOAN ASSOCIATION
FIGHTS AMENDMENT
That tho Paclflc Building & Loan
association will quit doing business
In the stnto or Oregon should tho
proposed constitutional amendment
calling for a five per cent rate for
contract Interest, pass, J. A. Eastes,
local ropresentntlvo for the associa
tion, declared today. Ho based his
statement on a lottcx Just received
from Tacoma from Albort J. Ho
Inndor, general manager of tho asso
ciation. TIM.K'UM CMJI1 MKKT8.
(Contributed.)
Tho Tumulo Tllltcum club met for
n social tlmo at the, homo or Mrs.
R. U. Kllcklngor, Friday evening,
December 20. Knch member or tho
club had tho privllogo or bringing n
guest and n wall filled basket or good
cnts. They served supper at 7
o'ctock, consisting or chlckon pie,
sliced beer, various kinds or salads,
olives, hot biscuits, butter, cako,
fruit, nnd corfeo. Following tho
feust enmo music good music MIbs
Dorothy Hobson and Mrs. Cnrrlo
Scogglns nt tho piano. After tho
music, Mrs. Hobson president of
tho Tllllcums, gave n reading, "Tho
Lost Hoy," (hen each and ovoryono
was called upon to mako ft speech
or toll a story to say tho loust, all
responded - to our sorrow?
A Christmas trco was next on pro
gram, which was breaking down with
beautiful decorations and appropri
ate gifts for tho men little. Freddio
Wilson and llttlo Oltvoauu Carey dis
Compare
the typebar systom,
carriage and escape
ment wheel or tho
Woodstock with those
or other typewriters
nnd you will readily
undorstnnd why this
machino holds up bot
tor. It has loss parts,
too which adds to its
durability.
The Rebuilt Typewriter Company
DISTRIBUTORS
304 Oak St., Portland, Oregon.
Slightly used Underwoods, Remingtons, L. C.
Smiths and other makes of machines can be had at
easohable prices.
tributed tho glftfi which consisted of
whistles, drums, tops, horns, bells,
nnd balls, Tho merry crowd then
proceeded to loavo for their homes,
thanking Mr. and Mrs, Fllcklngcr for
their hospitality.
Brand Directory
Right ildo: right ear crop
' pod; wattle right hind leg.
H. li. TONE, Slater, Or.
ftdT.lOOO
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTIC'i: J'OK PUIJMCATION.
Department of the IntrIor.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE at Tho Dalles,
Oregon, December 2G, 1919.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
James Whltlock, of Ilond, Oregon,
who, on June 22, 19H, made home
stead entry No. 013002, and on April
22, 1910. mado add)., No. 0H7G9,
for HE1., section 31, township 20
Boutli, rnngo 10-East, Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice or intention
to mako final three year proof, to
establish claim to tho land above des
cribed, beoro H. C. Ellis, U. S. Com
missioner, nt Bend, Oregon, on tbo
7th day of February, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
ItonJamJn Hodge, Frederick Oul
laghan, John Atkinson, Charles Sec
ley, all of Itend, Oregon.
H, FRANK WOODCOCK,
Register.
44-48p
NOTICE 1011 I'L'HMCATIO.V.
Department of the Interior.
U, 8. LAND OFFICE nt Lakcvlew,
Oregon. Decomber 13, 1919.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Wil
liam Dlrchet, ot La Pine, Oregon,
who, on Juno 1st. 191G, mado home
stead entry. No. 08701, for NE',;.
section 20, township 23 8., range 9
E, Willlamolto Moridiati. has filed
notice of Intention to make final
three-year proof, to establish claim
to tho land above described, before
E. L. Clark, U. S. Commissioner, at
La Pine, Oregon, on the 17th day of
January, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
D. C. Hcott, John Masten, Carl
Wise, JciBlo Wise, all of La Pine,
Oregon.
JAS T. I1UROESS.
Register.
43-47C
ORDER.
Directing Next or Kin of Ward and
nil .l'rrftoit. Intcrcjited in Her Es
tate lo Show Cuum) Why an Order
Should Not be MjuIc For Uio Snlc
of Certain Ileal Kstuto or tlio
Wurd.
IN THE COl'NTV COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR DE
SCHUTES COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE
OUARDIANSHIP OF ALI1ERTA
LANDKAMMER, a minor:
This causo came on to bo heard at
this tlmo on tho petition or Anna
Dourdman as Guardian or tho person
and estate or Alberta Landknntmer,
a minor, ror permission to sell cer
tain real estate ot said minor therein
particularly described, and It appear
ing to mo, tho judgo or tho abovo en
titled Court Hint It Is both expedient
nnd necessary that said real estate
be sold ror tho maintenance or said
minor nnd ror the purpose ot assist
ing her to obtain an education and
it furthor appearing that it will bo
most advantageous to sell said real
estato at prlvato salo.
IT 18 THEREFORE hereby ordor
od: that tho next of kin or said ward
and nil persons interested In her es
tato appear before this court on Sat
urday tho 24th day or January, 1920,
ut tho hour or 10 o'clock in tho
forenoon, nt tho county court room
In tho city ot Rend, In said county,
then and there to show cause, if any
thcro bo, why a license for the salo
of said real estato should not be
granted as prayed lor In said petit
ion: nnd It Is further ordered that
a copy or this order be published
tor three successive weeks in tho
Rend Bulletin, n weekly newspaper
published and circulating in said
Comity, prior to said data or hear
ing. Dated this 22nd day or December,
1919.
W. I). I1ARNES,
County Judgo.
Wky. 43-45c
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
ny vlrtuo or an oxocutlon Issued
out nnd under tho seal ot tho Clr-
ZeA
zr9
H3PP5BpJyVCLitsPlKsw3
TANLAC
cult court Jn and for the County r
Deschutes and State or Oregon upon
a judgment rendered and docketed
in tho said Court on tho 10th day or
November, 1919, in an action where
in Hamilton Company, a corporation
Is plaintiff and Myrtlo G. Uotsford
and Charles S. Itotsford, husband and
wlfo nro defendants, in favor or said
plaintiff nnd against the said defend
ants, for the sum of $1,414.68 with
interest thereon at the rute of 7 per
cent per nnnum from the 24th day of
March, 1917, for Iho further sum of
$150.00 attorneys's fees jnd tbo
costs and disbursements, taxed at
$17,25, which execution was directed
nnd delivered to me, as sheriff in nnd
ror said county of Deschutes, Oregon.
1 have levied upon all the right,
title and interest or said defendant,
Mrytle O. Itotsford and Charles S.
Itotsford In and to tho following des
cribed real property to-wlt:
All of section sixteen (16), town
ship eighteen (18) south of range
ten. (10), E. W. M. fn Deachntes
county, Oregon.
NOTICE is hereby given that I,
tho und rslgncd sheriff as aforesaid,
will sell tho above described real pro
perty to the highest bidder at cash
at public auction at the steps of the
Court House In the city of Bend, In
the county of Deschutes and State
or Oregon on the 17th dar ot Jan-
unry, 1920 at 10:00 a. m. or that
day, to satisfy the said execution, to
gether with Interest and costs there
on, nnd together with all costs and
disbursements that have or may ac
crue. 8. E. ROBERTS.
Sheriff of Deschutes Coanty. Oregon.
Dated Rend, Oregon, December
18, 1919.
42-4 c
SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR DE
SCHUTES COUNTY.
GRACE I. DICKEY. )
Plaintiff, )
vs. )
B. P. STRUBBLE. )
Defendant. )
TO B. P. STRUBBLE:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: you are berebv requir
ed to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you in the above
entitled suit within six weeks from
the date ot the first publication, or
this summons upon you, to-wlt:
within six weeks from the lfith day
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber
Company
Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
Building Material, Kiln
Dried Flooring and all kinds of Finis))
SASH AND DOORS
COMPLETE STOCK of Suadird Size
BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO.
Local Sales Agent, MILLER LUMBER CO.
Business and Professional Cards
" ' I PMone Black 1291
R. S. HAMILTON lee a. thomas, a. a. ia,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Architect
Rooms 13-16 First National 2-4 O'Kane Building
Bank Bldg. Tel. 611 BEND ... ORKOON
(Dr. Cot't Former Offic.) I
c ' """I O. P. NI8WONGER, Bend, Ore.
II. It DArmon.l Chat. IV. Erkln UNDERTAKER
DcArmond & Erskine uca . f
LAWYERS Phone Red 42L Lady Asst
O'Knno Building, Bend, Oregon I
- -i DR. R. D. STOWELL
H. O 111 L L I B ' Naprnpathlc PhyslclnN
Aitoraer-at-Lsw ver Losan Furniture Co.
United States CommissoBer h2. '
First National Bank Building
BEND, OREGON I i
I 1 DR. TURNER
MISS B. OSTERMAN EYB specialist
PIANOFORTE SCHOOL Permanently Located In Bend
t mi rnn,n i with Now Equipment
Lawrence Bldg., Room 3 pr,yat0 0,flco tfbonm,B
I Phono Rod 2251 Jewelry Store
' -I Dr. Turner will bo In Prlne-
Tllle every first and third Fri-
"" day; in Madras' erery second
TYTL C H SOLL and rourth Friday, and In Red-
uiu Kj. xi. auuu mond oyery flret and tWrd
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Thursday or each month.
Bend Press Bldg. I
BEND, OREGON
Phones: OWco Red 41; Rob, 123 n r 1 1 1
Read the Uassined Ads.
Deschutes County Abstract Company
D. H. PEOPLES, President
Most Complete Abstract Plant in Central Oregon. Special Attention
Olven to Federal Loan Abstracts.
first Notional BanH Bid., BEND, ORE.. Cor. cext to AUej
FOR SALE BY
The Owl Pharmacy
SOLE AOKNTM
of December, 1919, and which said
date Is tho date of the first publica
tion hereof, aid If you fall to appear
and answer within said tlmo, tho
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
,Uio relief prayed for In said com
plaint, t -wit
For a partition or tho Northwest
quarter ot the Southwe-t quarter or
section nineteen, township seven-
I teen, south or rnnga thirteen, E. W.
.i. , in ueicnmuH cuun'y, ur"gon, to
gether with nil water rights appurt
enant thereto, plaintiff Iicreln own
ing a two-thirds Interest In the foe
or said described premises and. tho
defendant owning a one-third Inter
est in saia ucscriocu premises, ana ir
a partition cannot be had without
material Injury to the rights therein
then for a sale or naiprcmlaes and
a division or the proceeds betweoit
the parties according to their rights
and for a division of tho costs and
disbursement attached to this pro
ceeding. Thin summons is published In tho
Bend Bulletin, a weekly newspaper
of general circulation published In
Bend, Deschutes County, Oregon,
once a week ror six ronsccutlvo
weeks by order or Honorable T. E.
J. Duffy, Judgo or the qrcult court,
which order is dated this 9th day or
December, 1919, and which, order
specifies the Cate of the first publica
tion or this summons, and directs
that you appear and answer within
six weeks from the said 18th day or
December, 1919, and that a copy or
the complaint and summons bo forth
with mailed to you at your last
known post office address
Date or first publication, December
18 1919
DeARMOND & ER8KINE.
Attorneys For Plaintiff.
O'Kane Bldg. Bend, Oregon.
42-4SC
Dr. L. W. Gatcyi
OpteBclrisI ui
Maadactwing Optima
Complete Lest Criodiig Pl.ol in con
section tdi m oB l
LARSON U CO.. Jewelers
143 Oretoa litett. Deed, Oregon