The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, January 08, 1920, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text4 I; L I PACJK DEND 11ULLKTIN, IlKM), OIIKCION, THUIlHDAV, iANUAUV H, .40120 SCOUTS READY FOR BIG YEAR v AX.NTAL UNGISTKATIO.V LAST NIGHT, WITH TIONS FOU OKHAKK IS EXPECTED. jikld KXAM.1XA. iMuwtoTio.y iy- 'AnnlfoBl'HrnUou of tlio boy scouts of Ilend Troop No, 1. took place t U" Y. M. ,C. A. Monday arid was' followed by discussion or plans Tor the year. A number of the scouts also took examinations for higher ranks. Some, 10 members of the troop failed to resistor, leavlug n list of 28 names, but It Is expected by Scoutmaster Purdy that this will bo Increased to SO by spring. Name of those who appeared to register Mo'nday are glvon na fol lows: Owl Patrol, Clalro Payne, leader: Karl Corkott.-Arnold Johnson, Frank Gosney, Charles Corkett, Lloyd Urn nine. Edear Stadter. Hobert Koyes. lllack near Patrol, Don Caldwell. leader: John Logan, Itlchard Con-j nam, VlucerU Clarno, Arthur Erlck-i son, I.oman touu, lyio Anucxson, ; Stewart Has, Wllfard Houston, Don Day. Sllrer Fqx Patrol, Edgar Stnnley, leader; Darclay Mltcholl. Duucan McKay, Milford Todd, Desmond Woods, Morris Cram, David Green, Harley Palmer, Gorrald Johnson, Harold Darling. Fighting for Rural Folks .' !' HSV T Easy to Walk Uptlde Down, nccatise ho walks upside down as well ns right side up the black and whlte,warbler Is also frequently called th black, and wklte creeper, says the American "Forestry association of Washington, which Is conducting the national bird house building contest. This bird has been called a symphony In -black and -white becaaof the beautiful manner In which these two colors arc used over hl iMMly. Ills head Is barred black and white, with n white stripe over each eye; he bus white bars on each wing and the Inner 'webs of his outer tall feathers arc white patched. This bird gets most of his food' by pttherlng Injects and crubs from the crevices In the bark of trees, thu destroying pests which might work injury to line trees. Congressman Dan H. Anthony Kansas, Is fighting tooth and nail In tho House of Representatives for tho passago of hU print paper bill which would restrict largo city dallies to 24 pages, dally and which would eliminate the possi bilities of suspension of from 2SQ0 to 6000 small rural papors In tho United Htatos. Tho big papain with unlimited ret o ureas hoc tho print paper market, with tho result that smaller dallies, trl, semi and wcokly papors. aro ovary day flailing It mora dimcult to g' nrlnt paper. "."' Original "Brother Jonathan." On tho twelfth of October In 1710, Jonathan Trumbull' Was born at T.obn rmn, Conn. Trumbull was the original SUmthcr Jonathan." the sobriquet tvhlch.ntjW time was widely .used to person Ify'lhe United State,' He wn n cliiso fiVnil of Washington and Ihe jteenecoj jylepenitd greatly Usm his ndvTie." In political nnd mlllyiry mat ters Washington would often apis'tO to Tranibiill. whom he calbil Hrotlir Jonntban. The nmne bet-uino jkipiihir with Washington's oillrers nml ihmlly grew r ' ud tbrviishout the coun try to peronlfy a topical American -Tnimbull n IiJh distinguished career wnMclcrg'ylu.tn lawyer, inerehnnt nnd ptreriinr Oiuiiierilrut. He din! la TT& In the town where he wu born. Put. It In Tho Itullclln. WE WOXDKIi WHERE HE LIVIXS. ' We wander whero Walt Mason lives, For sure, the dark days must bo his, For Iledniond finds nil things are bright Our sheds nre piled up full of wood, The cellars filled with ull thats good, To make us feel Just right, Tho dallies reach us twice a day They drop them at the "door. With magazine tho- children play, And pllo up on tho floor. With toys nud candles every day Until they usk no more, The phone it rings we say hello At Prlnevlllo or at Hand. Whatever place wo wish to go, Our travels never end. Just mention where we wish to stop, To church, or dance or see tho show Wq Jump right In tho waiting car Tho dump us there with ono cherflop. Our stock all nibbling at the hay, There are tons piled in the mow, Plenty of oats, rye, barley too With mash to feed tho cow. For everything wq ask Is hero Tho sheep tho horse, tlio sow. With chickens, turkey, ducks and . , t geese. So thick. ono can't wado through. Whone're one nays they want u dime Or dollar bill or two. Just nay luw much you want this time, It's handed out to you. Tho smllo of thankfulness that seen Dispells nil that Is. blue. Wo think of CO yours ago, While travelling through this plain. Of building tines with (lint und punk. , In sleet nud snow and rain. Our ponies living on ihe grass. Without one mouth of grain, And now- thoro n nothing wo can I) nd Of which wo need comntnln. The mills lire, running up at Dend. Tito uosi tutu can lin ntndo Jf Walt could see the tliotiaiuul logs 'flint's coming down tlio crado The many cheerful hands at work, His smile would novel' fndo. And thou Just sea thorn1 cut u log llnroio you hut your eye, His darker days, yes nil tho fog Would clear his mental sky He'd enll a dish of soup nud bout Of pig nml Donna nud pie, . W wonder whero Walt Mason lives, Where finds the clouds, nud why, UNCLE HOIK CITY MANAGER PLAN ADVISED BY RECORDER tt An Announcement! The Heyburn Hardware Company Wishes to 'announce that it has opened its . HARDWARE STORE ON THE COHNEIt "Wall and Minnesota Sts. Bend, Oregon. f Owing to the recent heavy snows much of our stock has been delayed enroute and we have'"' been compelled to open with a short stock. However, we will do everything possible to ac-' como.date your needs in hardware. We earnestly solicit your business on the basis of quality merchandise service and fair prices! - ?" P Heyburn Hardware i Company Bend, Oregon. i (Continued from Pago 1.) $2642.67; Streets. $1509.76; Health, $306.76: Election. m.2G; printing. ?.H3,f!l; Miscellaneous, $1290.G0: Sowers, JB0S.07: Camp Ground, S4S2.GG; Garbage collec tion. H74G.3S. Tho following bal ances on tnc credit sine or tno led ger were shown: City ' Engineer, $213.37; Special tint fund. $$42.27: Lights, $237.79: Telephone and Postage $31.46; Cemetery, $146.59; Special streot Improvements, $101 ..- 29; Special sower fund. $J06.41. Sower INtlmatrs AxUcd. The report of Flro chief Carton gave $276S as tho total losses by fire Insldo the city for 1019. with $12.K00 as tho losses from fires outside tho city limits, where calls woro answered by tho Dend Volun teer flro department. In connec tion with tho flro question. Coun cllinan McPherson pointed out tho need of additional hoso which would stand tho pressure of the new4 city pumper. Chief Carton esti mates that aproxlninlely 1000 foot would bo needed, nnd Mayor Eastes wns nuthorUed to purchase the. re quired amount. On thu request of. City Attorney Ilenson. ordinances amending tho ex isting vagrancy and disorderly con duct luws, making' sTrfcTer provi sions, ami maxing conricumi uium'i, were passed under' ', emergency clauses. Following tho suggestion of Coun cllmau Khodos, Mayor Easles In structed City Engineer Gould to have plans nnd estimates ready for sower construction nnd street Improve- niniits by February 1. so that ar rangements can be tnado for financ ing. Tho mnttor of tho construction of the now footbridge iicroitH tho Deschutos was a bo taken up, but wns referred back o the streets com mittee, and tho city engineer, with recommendations for Immedlnto ac tion. In commenting on tho work of tho paBt year. Mayor Kates spoko ap provingly of the work done under tho commltteo system, nnd mentioned tho need for n sanitation campaign as his only recommendation for this year. Ho reappointed all committees and all city oniclala with tho except ion of the pouudmastex, this posi tion being left open for tho time being. T'iviTrrTSi? - ' W- I L-. 1 SUPPER MiWrr PidHroOrANDrv . oet u I Ns I ia BFAtlV' f. ?i ..Uell wjkV rvt WmTrS . I HOME lstefeUW MwiHt lXXKm&- JM 11 A UK fr swfefei .rrsrMKS'NiZ'Z-ri i , i Jm wms.rr2zn ' " - sWrsiJl''sWfe, lw " jtLiKmm j HOME W PC ThtHXL m Wc' TLr1' SxflAHUlKiL. ,rJ' H I .. m i fit r) i i . . vA . "ViTVCril a!H rS v. Hi 1 i. J..n jack vylk 73n tm ---jV- lai I 7 Wilson r--C::: 7U fliR J wvrlaarVB,4sfilFW xoN7jj( ncv.tAJ wwg ''" -" WJ M W WW. IH, M.WW - W- - 'Jj ... ......- I VASH KVV FACCJ ITS So I fiRCSOMC, I VASMrVG H Tfl .J v l -TIRESOME U j ?& ABoOTftT? U 5AMe PlAC,' y-1 K )VU 4 XVA.NTEP. -5 Wintering Stock Pasture and feed for winter. Wrllo or phono P. A. Dovers & Son, Tumnlo, Oregon 38tfc. hi, "klrk ' HtUtllllu'miti ""stli r HjlUujabK NOTlt'K. Tho annual meeting of tho stock holders of .the Arnold Initiation Company will o hold on January 10. 1920 at 2 p. in. In tho Circuit court room, Ilend. HJ gilAULES SIPCIIKN'. Secretary. 4l-45c NU.MMO.VS. February, 1920, und If you full to answer, tho Plaintiff will tnka Judg ment against you for tho relief do innhdod In hln complaint lurotu, which relief consists of uxclutlliiR you and each of you from n4l Interest In nud to the following described real estato situated In Deschutes County, Oregon, lo-wlt: beginning ut, a point In the. North boundary Una of section thirty-two (32), towushltr. seventeen (17). south of runco (I'D, . .....I.... I--., MMII. ..,,.. M,.-f.lljT,'. ten hundred.seventytwo-(J072) fe-t t?.,A' hT: uJ I IIL'ilVI ni 4tF ni CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED Cattle to winter. Hin P. A. Doxeis & Hon. Tunmlo, Oregon, 2R-15lfe. H)H HALF,. years out. fiend, Uox old rango work team 2,000, eight and nine Inqulro A. L. Moore, 330, tlciphon 41M3. 62-4 5p. amI a 9 B I t ii a I i, n ut HftnH 4 a I i t-ai ui inn iiuuunuoi tuimn w n,.i i . . nlloll, aectlon: thenca south two hundred 'CJ?!" ,"," ou. eight nnd seventh-tenths (208i7) feet: thonco west two hundred eight thonco north two hundred e.lght nnd '01t BALE or TnA)K -Irrigated soveu-tonths (208.7) feet to tho' farm about 3 1-2 miles from town, north boundary lino of said auction; i "w. modern bungalow, larga barn, thonco east nlong said boundary llne.RWrknn "' rogo, e c Will con two hundred eight and oYwtenthii'-lir trnd for good clly resldonco (208.7) feet, to tho point of begin- Propwrty l 'nnd. Health compels lnK la ,,n,', or ,rn(, ' ""crlilM Inqulro This summons k'ordercd to bo sor- IMillotln onice If Interested. 49 ved upon you by publication thereof ""P In tho weekly Ucnd Hullctln. a week- FOIt BALE Wo havo Just purchased ly nowspaper published In Deschutes tho llanett nnd Ice saw mill out County, Oregon by order of tho Hon-' "ear Fremont, we do not need tho orahlo W. 1. llarncs. Judge of tho saw rig. and will ofTer same for snle. County Court of said Deschutes This Is n Kusittll mill, complete, nl- County, said ordtvr belrtg inado and ; ready for lliu;po.wnr, has 58 Inch saw, ltnr m entered on January 7.,lti2l. dale of top rig, ami Is pructlrally us goodn,0 i (l 1st nub cat on. Jnauary . 1920. n new naving oniy snweu auoui FOIt BALK liy owner l n bargain fhnvroli't 400. Call 4F12 or wrllo box 07, I lend Oii'Kon. 13- 46c. - FOIt KALE If Its baignlii for cash you am looking for heller see ur write Edwin J. Ilor.orn about that 120 acres of potatoes nnd alfalfa land.- Edwin J, Hogers, Tumulo, Oregon. 58'IJlfo FOH BALE Alfalfa hn, 480 loim at $20 a ton. Komu pasture will no with It at this price. Address, J II. Miner, Ucnd, Ore. 70-3 ttf I.OHT AND FOUND. iittipi i, weoksy . of publication 0 successive TAKEN I'P- On December 14, yeur ,llu; steer, rod and whlto spotted, swallow fork In left ear, under hit In right. Ilntuded bur on loft hip, Owner may have same by paying charges - Edwin Miller, t miles east of Grlltlu bridge on llund-Ilurn road. 67-13-Gp TAKEN UP Came to my place Sep tember I. rnnit bull calf, hole, lit right car, no brand visible. Owner can havu miinn by paying charges. W. T E. Wilson, Bisters, Oregon. 01-15-lSp nTUAVKD llnlsleln 2. year old he.lfor. branded C43 on right ribs, "Juniper Hunch," Alfalfa. Hod Durham cow branded 513 . .'&& Dated? lifts" 8t IQIiur of wi,3 January,1 ,C8. I1EN80N. Attorney for PlalntllT. Dend, Oregon, nn fit-Ill rlh. nnr rrnm(iil. Flmliir 300.000 feet of liliubej. Will bo sold lm,lfv . Harris. Ilox 670. Iloiul. lit a very good price, with ler;ns to Oregon - 25-45-46p. responslblo parly. AjldramK J. .N. STUAYED 1 white maro weight Maston, Luinbnr Co. La Pino. ,,(,00 pounds, white eyes, wire cut 53-15-ISc ft front fool, 110 brand visible, Is FOIt SALE Thoroughbred Khlio now on Long llntlo ranch. Owncx Btullloii. Albert .Mooro & Hous, can hnvo samo by paying for keeping 45-&OC) Madruri. OroKon. r2-4 5p i nnd advert Iseiuent 2C-I5-I8p . V! MOK' IN THE CIItCUIT COPIIT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOH DE SCHUTES COUNTY. i. t? THOMAS WILLIAM TODD, ) Plaintiff. ) vs. ) THE LYTLK TOWN8ITK CO. n) corporation: WILLIAM J.) McOILLVHAY, IVAN V, Mc-) GILLVItAY. J. It. nilOCK.) THE KNOWN HEIIt OF)' JACKIE H. IlUOaiC. deceus-) ed. J. E. MBYHICK, SAM) 8WAN8ON. LULU JUDD.) GEOIIOE VITTS. MAIK1A-) UET POMAINVILLE, THE) KNOWN HEIRS OF TOIL) KIL 8WAN8ON, deceased.) Also all otlior persons' or) parties unknown clnlminK) nny right, title, ostato, lor('V or Interest In tho real estate) described in tho complaint) horoln, " ) ' Defondants. ) To William J. McGlllvray, J. B. Meyrlck, 8am Swanson, Lulu Judd, George Vltts, Margaret Pomalnvllle, tho known heirs of Torkll Swanson, decoased; ulso all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or Interest in the real estate described lujlhe compliant horoln, defondunts above named: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OHEjGON: you aro hereby requir ed to appear and answer tlm com. iPlaJnt of the Plaintiff' fle4 against you in the ubove outltled .suit, on or betoro Saturday, the 21st day of - - sMSjswr AsasiRMiWi w si ,mv' rf . BMt . mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm kuinuMHi AUW lmmmn i'J.l,MMBMBMBMm IsWiWII VSMW& Kii'wmmm rmk mm A iii " r-j r-sf .O iiiH I I fl vHrltuSaa I -xx K kh twazvxsuxr'ikKVfin'smax mmtimmm n H 1 (NSH- HE CONSPICUOUS ni at- r . rL.Avt. or moior c in transportation today would have been impos sible without constant tire improvements. FISK NON.SKID TIRES offer the greatest value that money can buy consist ently dependable, always. THEY REPRESENT LONG EXPERI ENCE and skill in tire building of a company to whom tllhc sailsac tion of (he user' has always been the paramount consideration. TRY THEMthe need tires. t next time you ? ! tm Mi i- ' t 4 1 '1 fm PIONEER GARAGE COi. BEND, OREGON Ami,- NMt. .V ? 'W r- Wil'M JL, - TT