niSND HULLKTIN, IlKNI), OREGON THURSDAY, VKllMJAttY lid, Ifl'JJO
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rEDJGREED FOWLS
BEST INVESTMENT
M'M lM'l' IIIMIN Iff IHUIl llll"M
Will Hi Inn Greater Profile,
'l'i'tii Ni .VceHat),
A bird AvltH it podlijree is com-
jtuMliiiK a fancy prlcu In poultry olr-
fi today Ancestry oouiiIh In ohlck-
iilir its much m In esttlo or
iiirHP'i nnil every poultry man or
Ionian wlio In endeavoring to Imllil
tli egg productivity of IMh Dock
(lei u bird wldi it kocxI OKn-nroiluo'
nurt'tttry t bend It. Jur "till.
jbuyn u pen of pedigreed lrcH nittl
iditnlly chIIh out ihltt common
) For these MrtlH lio komk to
lublv breeder of Ilia variety tint!
k in It In nut tirofltnll for
owner of n lary Hock who In
MiiHiii: egg and chickens for mnf-
to pedigree. Tim breeder, hand
I): fewer tilrdii ii nd making n rolw-
y lilKhrr jirolit on each one. can
lord to iKnd mor4 time ud cur
tho Individual. With lilm It U
how iniiny." Iiut "how good."
Trap XeMx Nwiifcary.
Ivdlgreitlng u chicken mesHi the
rping of ii romploto brwaillnK ro-
XliiH involviHi n record by n
iid or some oilier accurate
f Identification of tli ma
f o whlrh ma muted: a rec-
oid, with tlio uld of n trap nest, of
ciicli iKK laid; mi niTiuigomonl of tho
ui:km In thu Inciilmlor ho that (ho
baby ehloltii call lilt Identified and tho
lubollng of thu chlcka by a leg band
uftur tholr ronioval from thu Incu
bator. I)y menus of log haiidnd hens nnd
trnp ucjtM tho luoodor lit nblo Jo
Identify ovoiy egjf produced and to
murk each egg. Tho United Wtutos
bttpnrtiiionl of Agriculture poultry
specialists mark (ltd big und of the
ugg.wlth thu nnniliur of tho bttl-und
then put nndusimath Hint the pan
nuniMir. Tho number mi tlitt Utt
baud of the ban i:lvuHtli olu in
the rwoord booh to hor podlgre Tho
pen humUr glvu tho Jnforthatlon
regarding tho Hire.
luminous phones, $2.fi0; resldonci
phonex, fl.GO; Switching chrr for
non-miliNcrlberrt, 25 cents.
Undur tho present tnothod of op
oration, (lio polltlon stale the
monthly income In $0.1, Tho month
ly salary of tho telephone central Is
$03, nnd (ho Hillary of manner fli n
month, leaving only $3 to cover In
cidental OXPCIIHOS. I
Don't Xiulu(t i, l.llil One.
Mrs. J. 8 I'ltKjo. 7 B. l4ili SI .
Cleveland. 0.. wrlt.w "t en n't -piuilt
too hjghly of Folc ' liouiy sml Tnr.
When my illtlo c.lil lt'i 'i i aid I irtvo
bar Koljr' lluce.y a I Tur and tint!
fllopn jnr dotiKlttllK in .i lltll-i while "
Chlldrtn llktt It, It oontnliiH no opl
rtw. It l IiohIIiik. oothlu;, prompt
In action. -Adv.
U'iiiiI in buy bay, uo Hullctlii rbiH-
Slflcd ikN.
TELEPHONE COMPANY 1
WOULD ICAISE KATESiI 17-A T MniP17QT
1jXsJa1j I l 1LjU X
Kottlns: forth (bat lnnulllcltnt
ftimlM am Hvnllablo for mnlntonMtico
and rupnlr of tho Fnrniord' National
Tultphont Co., oprntliiK nl Tiimalo.
r pvtltlon lllod by AlannKor A. J.
Hrlr (ink boon niihiuKlml to tho
'ubllo KorvbiM commlHfllon nuklnn foi
mi iidvaiKto In rtiU,
I'riwimt cbnrto aro $2 r ntonth
for biiHlnwMi tnlopliono.i, nnd 1 it
month for riMldonco tolMphonii, with
no (twitching olmrum for non-tiul)'
Mrlbuni. Tho company doftlroa to d
Vance It ratot to tho following imlo'
NOTIfK I'Olt IMIIMt'A'JIO.V.
Ilcpai-iiiiciit of the Iiilcrlor.
U. 8. UASl) OKKICH at Tlio I)allo
Oregon, I'cbriMiy 18, 1020.
NOTIt'B In horoby kIvoii that Hor
nott IC. Cooljo, of Mllllcan, UroKmi,
who on Octohor ,10, lOlti, mado
liomtMlond entry. -No. 0100 10, for
lot 1.2-HH NWW NE'4. neotlon
I 'J, towiiNblp 20 South, ruiiRO IC
Kant, Willamette Meridian, ban (lied
iioilco of Intention to make final
throo your proof, to olh!lih claim
Claimant nnnicm ok wltncmtcn:
Ktanlny Bmlth, of Mllllcan, Ore
f;out llouben It. Keller, of Mllllcan,
Oregon; Thomas K. (John;, of ISoiul,
OrC'Kott; I,co Tnuticlior, of Uend, Ore
ttdn, II. THANK WOODCOCK,
IlOKlHtnr.
62-4p
TANUC
FOR SALK DY
The Owl Pharmacy
SOLK AOKNTS
t'Abb KOll KKOIHTKItHD
(.):.S'j:itAI I'l'XIl WAItHAXTH
Notice U. hiraby glvon that reKl
tortid warrHtiU No. 3 10 to 100 inclu
hIv drawn on the flwnonil fund aro
willed for puymHtit on FttbriiHrV 2 Int..
1120, and are payable at tho county
TroMHtirorV ofllco, Dond, OreKOu.
IntoreHt on thttf warrnntH Htop on
and after r'brunry 21st. 1320.
CIA'DK M. AIoKAY,
Treaurr, litMChutoti County.
2c Ady.
matoly equal, principal and lntrrt, j locatod asf abovo Htntud, nnd was by
coiiimunclng elevon yenrB after the , tin taken up on November Ifi. 1918,
XOTK'K OK IIOXI) ALK.
Healed propoiwlit will bo received
by the Hoard of Olrectorn of North
Unit IrrlKittlon DlHtrlctitt It ofllce in
Hald UiKtrlct In. tho city of .MadniH,
JofferHon rounty. OroKou, for tho
purclinuo of five million dollar (J5,
000,000) lio nd h of Maid DlRtrlct until
10 o'clock it. in. Hi 3tth dHy, of
March, 11120. and Inimeuiatoly tbexe
ufter publicly oponed by nald Hoard,
mild bonda to bear'intorest at C per
cent per annum, payable enil-an-nually
on the llrnt daya of January
and July In each year, principal and
IntoroHt payable at the. ofllce of tho
County Treasurer or at tho Fiscal
AKonay of tho State of Orocou In New
ork City, aald bouda to bo number
to tho land abovo described, before.
II. (J. Kill. IT. H. ConimlKHloner. at cd from 1 uowurdti. to bsar date of
Heml. Oregon, on the Cth day ofjlHHUo and to iliajuro Jterfally In nn
Apr.l, IU20. Inual umounts Ml as to be npproxN
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(Do You Know
That Hudson
I Builds the
Essex?
SEE THE ESSEX
It is the Light Weight Car That
Holds the Greatest Endurance Proof
Of course you know all about the
Essex and its record of C870 miles
at an average speed exceeding a mile
a minute. It was the only new car
at last year's shows. Now it holds
tho greatest sales record, for 22,000
buyers paid $35,000 for Essex in its
first ten months.
An Essex stock chassis officially pet
the world's endurance mark in a 50
hour run totaling 3037 miles.
The same stock chassis in three tests
covered 6870 milcB in 94 hours 22 min
utes' driving time.
A dealer's demonstrator that had been
driven 12,000 miles, covered 10G1 miles
in 2-1 hours over Iowa snow-covered
roads while a blizzard was raging.
Think what these proofs mean to you.
It settles the light car question. It
places Essex endurance on the same,
level with its companion car tlio
Hudson Super-Six. It elevates the
moderate priced car into the fine car
nuality and performance class. All
tne advantages in gasoline, oil and
tire economy are retained.
Hudson Designed and Builds Essex
What group of men are as well quali
fied to build performance and endur
ance in a moderate priced light weight
car? And what other manufactur
ing organization is equipped to pro
duce it?
Consider how the Super-Six has pro
duced those qualities; then answur if
Essex is not the rightful heir' tpY
Hudson. - "'
Essex is the "New Day Car" .,
The long-Ulked-of light weight, mod-,
crate-priced car with satisfactory:
performance and reliability is found1
in the Essex.
l fulfills the hope of true 'automobile
economy. Qualities of endurance,
fineness, and beauty are combined
with the advantages in price and
operating costs of light cars. Judge
Essex reliability by what you know of
the Super-Six- its economy in gaso
line, oil and tires by light car
standards.
The day when reliability and fine per
formance were to be had only in
Jarge, high-priced cars is past. A visit
to the Essex show will convince you.
So will a talk with any Essex owner.
And don't forget deliveries of Essex
cars are becoming more and more un
certain as its fame grows, despite the
increasing number being built.
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PIONEER GARAGE CO.
' Bend, Oregon
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m';;nTajuj!a!Xi!!ig.a'jacg
aio ttEiiiimwaag'iiiMJiiiiMiiiiiiiiiwT'Miiiiiiiiiiiiai
date of (Mtie nnd ending thirty yar
after the date of Imiue.
Said bid mud b accorfipanM by
a cwtlled chock for five por -nt
of tht amount bid.
Tno Hoard roarvo the liBht to
rejMt any or nil bid.
A. V. AtfDEItSOX.
aa on otttruy, nnd a mIo thnreof vAm
ordered to bo hold at the abovo tlmo
and plaoe by tho Hon J. A. Hasten,
Justice of tho rce.
SM animal will bo onrod for
! or ch. to the fci(hol bidder,
'o MUtofy tho damaiim Kuatalnod by
I m, ujv Guam in Kuujunif, ami an ox-
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NOTICK 01 COXTKST.
Department of tlio Inferior.
Lnkovlow, Oresaa.
February 12, 1024
To Thomas II. Hanna of unknown
addreitts, contented!
You aro hereby notified that Justin
It. I'oHtlo who Rives Itox 580, Band,
Oregon, an bin pont-oulco addroait. did
on January 17, 1920, file. In this of
fice Ins duly corroborated nppllca
Kuorolary. iiwiim Incurred, including tha. fee
S2-ic,of the Jftntica of tho poaao, fdsUi of
au-ramaing ami nucii oiner 005 18 and
txtMWMta tut may bar fteiyi lawfully
Incurred.
DtI at &od, Oregoti, February
18, J20.
PAUL MHUTSCiUMO. .
WILL HOltSBLL,
51-G-to
xoTicB to cnimiroiiU
In tha County Court of tho Stato
of Oregon, for Dechutt County.
In (he matter of the oatato of
(1. W. Crawford, ilnrnnuod.
lion to contest and nccnro the tancol-1 Notice ia hereby givon that tho
lation of your homeatead entry, fsor-iundenilRned wan. on tho 0th dny
lal No. 073C5 mode April 3, 1911. of February, 1020, duly appointed
for Kant half, ncctlon 22, townIHp;admlnli)trator of tho estate of G.
22 8. range 17 K. Willamette, JIr-;W. Crawfonl, deceased. AH por-
Idlan, and an grounda for bin eon
teat h all"j;''! that Thomas II.
Hanna filed IiIh ha Id entry more than
five yeam prior to tho date heredf.
und never mado or oatabUohod reel'
douce on,$ld land or improveil the
amo In any wny. and has never re
aldod thereon, and has wholly aban
doned mid entry from tho date thore
of.' and that said abnonce from tho
land wna not duo to tho ejitryman's
employment in tho military or naval
organizations of tho Unltod States or
tho National Guard of any of the
several Statos.
Von aro, thorefore. further noti
fied that the said allegations will be
taken a confessed, and your said en
try will bo canceled without further
right to bo hoard, olthor before this
olllce or on appeal. If you fall to (lie
in this ofllce within twanly days after
the Fourth publication of this notice,
as shown below, your answer, under
oath, specifically responding to those
allegation of contost. together with
due proof that you have served a
copy of your answer on tho said con
testant either In person or by resl
fered mull.
Vou should state in your answer
.the namo of tho post office to which
you desire future notices to be sent
to you.
JAS F. BUIU3ESS.
Register.
Dated of first publication, Febru
ary 26, 1920; data of second publica
tion. .March !. 1920: date, of third
publication, March 11, 1920: data
of fourth publication, .March 18.
1920. C2.3c
sons bavins claims against said es
tate will present tho noma duly
verified io me within six monlha
from the date hereof.
C. H. KUICKSON,
60-2c Administrator.
XOTICK OK SIIKRIFF'.S SALK.
Uy virtue, of nn execution in fore
closure duly Issued by tho clerk of
tho Circuit court of tho county of
Deschutes stnto of Oregon, dated thu
2Sth day of January. 1320. in a cer
tain action in tho Circuit court for
said county and stato. wherein Alva
E. McClung us plaintiff recovered
Judgment against E. Lee Rlggs for
tho sum of Nino hundred dollars, nnd
attorney's fees In tho sum of ono
hundred and twonty-llvo dollars, and
the further sum of tlftccn dollars on
tho 23rd day of January, 1920.
Notice Is hereby Riven that I will
on the 28th day of February. 1920,
at tho front door of tho county court
houso in Rend. Oregon in said coun
ty, at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon of
sajd day. sell nt public miction to
thft highest bidder, for cash, tho fol
lowing described property, to-wlt:
The south half of section olght, in
township twonty-ono South of range
twonty B. W. M. Tnkon nnd loviod
upon as tho proporty of tho sail E.
Loo Rlgga or as' much thereof as
may bo necessary to satisfy tho said
Judgment in favor of Alvu E
McClung against said B. Leo Rlggs
wiiii inierost thereon, togother with
XOTICK OK SALK OK KSTItAYS.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN:
That on Monday. March 8. 1920, at
2 o'clock p. m. at my ranch nlno
mllos southeast of Ilend. Deschutes
county. Oregon, located In section
20. Township 17 South. Range 13 E.
W. M . the following 'dVocrlbcd cat
tlo will be offered for sale a estrayo,
by L. A. W. Nixon, tho nearest con
stable, to-wlt;
One black. -long yearling steer,
with two silts in the loft bar, ono
silt la the right ear. and no other
risible marks or brands.
One red heifer, about two years
old. slit and hole in Wt ear, tip
cut oft of right ear, small dewlap
on brisket, without other visible
marks or brands.
Said cattle wore taken up uy mo
as estrays at my ranch in Deschutes
county. Oregon. located as abovo
stated, on December 2nd, 1919, and
a sale thereof was ordered, at tho
above time and place, by tho Hon.
J. A. Eastes, Justlco of tho Pcaco, ba
being the nearest Justlco of tho peace.
Tho said cattlo will bo offered for
sale at the time and placo' abovo,
mentioned, for cash, to satisfy the
damages sustained by roe, the costs
of keeping said animals, and all ex
penses Incurred, including justice or
tho peace fees, costs of advertising
and sale nnd such other costs and
expenses as may have been regularity
incurred.
Dated at Bend, Oregon, February
Hth 1920.
FRED P. REYNOLDS
61-le
NOTICE OK SIUCHIFIAS HALE.
By virtue of an execution in fore
closure duly Issued by the clork of
the, Circuit court, of tho county of
Deschutes. Stato of Oregon, dated
tho 23rd day of January, 1920, In
a certain action in the Circuit Court
for said county and state, wherein
Geo. B. Simpson as Plaintiff, recov
ered Judgment against George S.
Clayton for the sum of ono thousand
dollars, nnd costa and illBbursomentB
taxed nt dollars.
and attorney's foos in tho sum of ono
hundred nnd fifty dollars, and tho
further sum of ton dollars, on tho
11th day of January 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that I will
on the 28th day of February, 1920.
at tho front door of the county court
house In Baud. Oregon. In suld coun
ty, at 10:00 o'clock in tho forenoon
of said day. sell at public auction to
tho highest bidder, for cash, the fol
lowing described Dronorty. to-wit
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or may nccruo.
S. E. ROBERTS.
Sheriff.
us .tsu' k srMWEi van
: ,a'D-c a tho property of tho said George
DEPARTMENT OK THE INTERIOR
U. S. Lnnd Office, at Thn nii!n
Oregon, January 22, 1920. '
ivotico is Hereby Riven that Elmor
L. King, of Mllllcan. Orocon. who.
on April 21, 1916, mado homestead
entry No. 014767. for NEU N4
SEW Sec. 33, NVj SW 80c. 34.
Township 20 south. Ranco 17 eimf.
Willamette morldian. has filed no
tice or Intention to make final
three-yonr proof, to establish claim
to the land abovo described, before
11. v. Kins, u. s. Commissioner at
Bend, Oregon, on tho 8th dov of
March, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Dllburn D. Tusslng, of Mllllcan, Ore
gon; Nols Delude, of MlUlcan. Oro
roiJ; Orlea O. King, of Mllllcan.
Orepon; Reuben D. Goorgo, of
Bond, Oregon.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK,
4S-52p Roglstor.
NOTICE OK SALK OK ESTRAY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Friday, the 12th day of March,
1920, at 2 o'clock p. m. nt our ranch
1 1-2 mllos northeast of Alfalfa, lu
Deschutes county. Oregon, locatod
upon Section 13, township 17 South,
range 14 E. W. M tho following des
cribed animal will bo offered for, sale
us an ostray by L. A. W. Nixon the
nearest contitnblo, to-wlt:
Ono rod and whito spotted helfor,
now about two years old, with a
split on tho right ear, wattle on the
right hind leg, and branded on the
right shoulder, without other vis
ible marks or brands.
naliln
15, lots 3 and 4 nnd the North half
of the Southwest quarter of sj,tlon
S. Clayton or as reuch thoroor aa
may be necessary to satisfy tho said,
Judgmont in favor of Gcorgo D.
Simpson against said George S. Clay
ton with interest thereon, together
with all costs and disbursomeuta
that have or may nccruo.
S. E. ROBERTS.
. . Sheriff.
DntAd at Ben1' Oregon. January
2C. 1920. 43-520
NOTICK OK HEAHIXC; ON FINAL
ACCOUNT
In tho Circuit Court of tho Stato
of Oregon, for Deschutes Cqitnty.
In tho matter of tho estato ot
Mrs. Bertha Stowell. decoasod,
Notico Is horoby given that R.
D. Stow oil, administrator of tho
estoto ot Mrs. Borthn Stowell, do
censed, has made and filed with
tho Clork of tho County Court of
Deschutes County. Oregon, a final
account of his administration of
said estate, and that the Judgo oC
the above entitled court has set
Monduy, tho 15th day ot March.
1920, at tho huur or 10.30 o'clock;
iu tho foronqon of said day at tho
court room in Bend, Oregon, as tho
tlmo and placo of hearing the final
Bottling of said estate, and all per-,
sons Interested are cited to appear
at said tlmo and placo nnd show
cause, If any, why Bald account
should not be allowed,
Dated this 11th day of Febru
ary, 1920.
R. D, STOWLL,
Administrator of the JtaUte ot
Mrs. Bertha Stowell, Deceased.
Date of first publication, Feb
J
ji&
uald animal came to our ranch.
ruary ii, xaau. EB-2g