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BJRJO) 8inLLKTINKRNp, ORRtJOPi, THDltSDAY, MARCH 1W, 1020'
DUTY OF W ATER
WILL BE FIXED
WORK W CHARGE OP
W. L. POWERS
Friends Notice - ,
Big Change in Her
Wan AlmoM n NVrrnui Wm-k When
Hlic Ik-nan Tniilng Tnnlac.
CJnlnH Thirteen 1'omuK
O. A. C. Mn to Vlsli Central Ore
pon Xct Week to MU"c Prepar
ations for KvtonsUo lrrlgn
. tlon Survey This Mummer.
"Slnco t benn taking Tnnlnc 1
Itaro pained thirteen pounds In
weight, n,ltl "' Koneral health 1ms
improved so much all my frlondu
roinnrk on how well I look," suld
Mrs. 1). M. LlchtcnbcrR, who resides
nt 4420 Forty-first St., South Seat
tle, Wash., recently. Continuing,
alio nald:
"For years and years l 'have RUf-
Troparatlon Tor n sorlos ot Irrlgn- fered with nervousness ami tlnnlb
f i . u ..i-- ..- ..i- ni, beenmo so bnily run down I was
tlon experiments having as their ob- on tho ycrR0 of- ft com,eto Morvoll8
.Joct tlo fixing Ot tho duty of water breakdown. Tho loist little oxclte-
In Central Oregon with particular mont or nolso out ot tho ordinary
refcronco to tho lands Included In tho would upset mo and It would be
r n t uncroimtlftn will be mado ,,0Ur8 u"for l COu,tl compose my
C. O. I. segregation, will no mauo sclf f co(W Rol bl uo B,ppp
this week by W. L. Powers ot tho nm, nght n,tcr n,Rhl 1 W0Hi,j Uo
Orogon Agricultural college, a letter nvake nil night long and JURt
received by DewWmond & Ersklne, ' roll and toss from ono side of tho
attorneys for tho Central Oregon ,r-, W,J rtiar'de
rlgatlon district, states. Mr. Powers VQno tha whcn j wont t0 ,)C(, amK
will arrive In Redmond on Monday, jn s,,tQ or a i C0i do. I Just
'March 22, and will work toward kept getting weakor and weaker. 1
Bond, expecting to arrlvo hero on was also troubled n great deal with
tk..Jiv ' stomach. I had a very poor
inursaa). I appetite, and when I did mnuago
The, experiments will bo conducted i to forco down a little something
on a larco scalo. and the chief pur- It would sour and I would bloat
poso ot Mr. Powers In his trip this
week, will bo to solect a number ot
tracts, Eomo as largo as 40 acres, on
which tho work can be. done. Practi
cal demonstrations of Irrigation
methods will bo Included In tho Irri
gation investigations.
"Wo nro attempting to make a
terribly from gas and would havo
such InteiiRo pains In my stomach
after each meal I could hardly
stond them. I lost so much in
weight, was so badly run down I
Just had to drag around, and It was
with the greatest difficulty 1 man-
I nged to do my housework.
I "I had read a great deal about
Tanlac helping- othors and decided
general soil map ot the districts to try It. too, and 1 notlcod an Im-
whlln hnr " Mr Pnvir wrltra. In prOVOmeill in my COIIU'llOIl UUHObl
as soon as I began taking it. At
this Minn I took a trip ICaKt and, n.l
rcterenco to tho work to bo dono tills
summer, "and will bo especially In- Tanlac had not been put on sale
tcrestcd in locating any coarse areas
having cinders or gravol in tho sub-
at that timo whero I was vlaUliiR. I
had tho druggist order mo some
...- -..... ... t .n.l
soil Our funds will permit us to -- s& doso Tor
maintain ono full timo field agent
during tho irrigation season."
'.Mr. DeArmond,' on tho advico ot
Mr. Powers, has written to the feder
al department of agriculture asking
for government cooperation in tho
work to bo undertaken,
RANCH NEAR SISTERS
'SOLD BY G. W. FOSTER
O. W.- Foster, formor proprietor
ot -the Wright Hotel, who has been
ranching in the Sisters' country for
the better part of the past year, has
sold his holdings consisting- of 240
acres, and GO head or cattle, to Fred
Adklns. for a consideration of J 11.
000. The, ranch Is partly irrigated,
with. SO acres under cultivation
Mr. and Mrs. Faster havo moved
Into Bend, and arc making their
home at 220 Georgia avenue. The
houfio In which Uiey now resldo was
purchased from J. M. Lawrence.
fear -of losing tho benefits I had
had already received from it. Well,
I continued taking it and kept get
ting better all tho time, until now
I have a fine appetite and can cat
anything I want without suffering
any bad alter cirecis. i am never
troubled with pains or gns and tho
Improvement in my nervous condi
tion is simply wonderful. I havo
Rained my strength so that my
housework Is simply a pleasure to
me. To soft me now, ono would
not think that only a few months
ago 1 was almost a completo nerv
ous wreck. I think Tanlac is n
remarkable medicine and I tell
everybody I get a chance nbout It."
Tanlac Is sold In JRend by Owl
Drug Co.. In SlRters by Goorgo F.
Aitken, and in Bend by Horton Drug
Co..
$s
NOTICK OF KAIiK OF KSTUAV.
NOTION 18 HNHK
BY GIV10N that on
Friday, tho 10th day
ot April, 1020, at 3
o'clock p, m, nt our
ranch 1 VO mlloa
northeast of Alfalfa,
In DcBChutoa county,
Oregon, located upon Suction 13,
township 17 South, range II H. W.
M., tho following doHcrlbod anlmnl
will be offered for sale as an ostray
)v 1. A V. N'lxnn thn lieiiroat COIl-
utnhln. In.wltr V
One red nnd white spotted holfer.
now nbout two years old, with a Hpltl
911 tho right car, wnttla on the right
hind log, and brnmkvl on tho right
Bhouldcr, without other visible marks
or brand.
Snld animal camo to our ranch,
located as nbovo stated, mid was by
us taken up on November 1G, 19 18,
as an estray, and u nalo thereof was
ordered to be. held at tho above tltnu
nnd place by tho Hon. J. A. Hastes,
Justice of tho Pence.
Said animal will bo offered for
anlo tor cash, to tho highest bidder,
to satisfy tho damages unstained by
us, the costs ot keeping, and all ex
penses incurred, including the fees
ot tho Justice of tho peaco, costs of
advertising and such othex costs mid
expenses as may have been lawfully
Incurred.
Dated at Bend, Oregon, February
18, 1920.
PAUL MKKTSGIMXa.
WILL HORSKLL.
Gl-GIc
H-G Brnnd
John II elf rich,
8-4p Brothers, Ore.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
Cltjdlflnl adrerlumir enaric lr luu to
crnU tor SO vrunU or Icm. On fnt prt
word for kit uvtr IP. All rluMd drtUln
Hrlctlr culi In Jtnc
WAXTKP.
RULE IS PASSED TO
BAR ALIEN TEACHERS
Men or women employed by tho
Bend schools as tenchora must be
cither citizens ot tho United States,
or must havo declared their inten
tion of becoming citizens, accord
ing to a ruling ot tho board ot di
rectors of district No. 1.
Sell your poultry through Bulletin
rlAMslfied tula.
CITY TO SELL
NO BONDS FOR
LESS THAN PAR
(Continued from Page 1.)
WANTED Cattlo to pasture for the,
season. Address P. O. Hox 278
Bend. Oregon. 34-3p
WE BUY. rnlso. and sell fur-bearing
rabbits, and other fur-bearing
animals. List what you' havo with
us, stating your lowest prices on
largo lot shipments. Tho Fur &
Specialty Farming Co., S1G-517 N.
P. Ave.. Fargo, N. Dak. ' 70-3-Cc
WANTED A ranch. Wo havo a
customer for a ?6000 Irrigated
ranch In Deschutes Co. Itedmond
Land & Loan Co., Redmond, O10.
7-3o
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED Wo
want a local representative tor
Bend, selling a well known, well
advertised cream separator. A man
who can work all or part timo can
build up n very iilco. prolltablo busi
ness. For full particulars address
Chas. B. Walker, S Front street,
Portland, Oregon. 33-D2-3C
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KOR 8.I,E.
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ln Bend, and Councilman Payno
pointed out that Mr. Welton had
been distinctly given to undcrtund
when he. made his Informal offer to
tho council that any bids conslderrl.
must bo mado on a competitive biiRis.
Earlier In tho evening Mr, Payne
made the presentation speech accom
panying tho gift by councilman nnd
other city ofOdals, of a handsome
fountain pon to D. H. Peoples, retir
ing city recorder.
Tho ordinance fixing the salary of,
the, c(ty physician at $300 per year, j
was read for tho second timo nnd!
adopted. I
PIGS FOR SALE Four largo sows,
- with seven line two weeks old pigs
each. Will tako sevunty-fivo dollars
for each sow and pigs If sold nt once.
I. D. Goodhue. Ono mil South of
O'Dounell's sluughter houne. 7A-3
FOR SAI,B or TRADE 320 ncre
ranch all fonced good C room
Iiouho. 500 caHh or will consider
trado on car. E. Van Lake, Dry
Lake,. Oregon. 40-3p
FOR SALE Light team and har
ness. A. C. Kirtsls, 3 miles North
of Tumalo. 38-3p
FOR SALE Eggs for setting, it. O. ;
It. I. RejJs. 91. SO for 15". Mrs. W.l
P. Slmer, 1624 Lytlo St. 32-3p'
FOR SALE Good horso utf a bur-i
gain. Works double or single In-'
quire 25!) St. Helens. 30-3p'
FOR SALE Three hives of bees In
A 1 condition und accessories for
handling same. Bees $11.00 per
Iiivo. Accessories below presont
price If taken now. Write 70 Cnro
ot Ilullotln. 72-3p
FOR SALE Fresh milch cows. AI-,
so splendid Jersey Red wennors ,
4 '4 miles north of Bend on 8 will ley
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Getting Under Way
for 1920
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Are all your Farm Needs for this season
attended to, especially in the line of
FARM MA CHINER Y?
The economical development of your-farm, and die
efficient handling of the soilandxrops will be great
ly aided if you have up-to-date machinery.
If you are holding back on account of the expense
attached to stocking your farm with better equip
ment come in and talk over with us terms upon
which you can obtain the needed imprements on
your ranch. We want to help you.
We syecialize on the famous J. I. Case Machinery,
which has a nation wide reputation for quality.
PIONEER GARAGE
BEND, OREGON
0UJ1LMM
G. A BRADLEY FARM FOR SALE
by Sealed Bids. Only 15 DownBalance to Suit.
Bids will be Received by Mail up to April 5. 1920
LEGAL DESCRIPTION NWV! of NW of Sec 21, Town
ship 15, Range 13, adjoining the townsite of Redmond.
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H0L7SE 28x32, five rooms; closets, built-in features; city wa
ter and large stone cellar.
BARN 36x72; room for 25 head of stock and 75 tons of hay.
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS Milk house, double chicken house,
ice house, root cellar. Land is leveled with ditches for ir
rigation and is fenced and cross-fenced with hog-tight
,.iyire, with 12 steel gates.
I will be at the First National Bank of Redmond on April 5th
and-will receive Bealed bids addressed to me in care of above
bank up to that date. If -farm is not sold, I desire to rent for
season of 1920. It will pay anyone desiring a' fine home to look
mis piace over.
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fri .ht 3 a
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ditch. Phono 1SF2 Wllllmn Alt.
G7-3Hu
FOK SAI.B Ilhiibnrb roots. Rpoclnl
variety. II. l.liiHtcr, Phono Hed
2211. 6'3p
VOn SALE Hull blood Illncl?
Minorca und coIIckv brvd Rock
i-kkm, l.&o for 13. ARnOR M.
KottotiR. Ilfiid. Phono Hiirnl 1 118.
78-3-tp
FOK SALE IUKlatrci! nnd puro-
lirntl KliorlhnmvliillA . for, ,i(olo.
Prlrj rciiKonalilo. Cull, phono or
wrlto Frank 11. Fouler, I'ownll
Ilutte, OruRon. 76-3-lp
FOH SALE Or runt, 320 ncrcn ad-
JolnlnK V. H. ranch nt tfUvpr
Luko, nil undor fence Standord
Furiilturo Co. lB-S-o
FOH SALE Anconn CKK $2 for flf-
toun. HykcH strain, puro Eiik1II
blood. Haby chlcka to ordor. In
qulro Mra. Tlnnlcy, lludinond, Phono
800. 28-2-(Jp.
FOR SALE Ilurbou Hod Turkey",
big vlRoroiiK rnnKO atock. Tonia
$15, hoiiH $8, crkh GO contH each.
(JoorKO F. IJeckmun, Powell Ilutte,
Oregon. 64-2-3p
FOH SALE 1C0 urroH In Powoll
Ilutto. Iiwiulri Uond, Orogon,
Ilotlto 1, Hox 28. -I2-2-3P
FOH SALE Plymoutn Hock flgK
for hatclilni; $1 per Hotting.
Phono 13F2. 2U-2-5P
FOH SALE Thrco 2 ycir old Here
ford bullH nnd 12 yearling lioro
ford bullH nil rcKUtored. Prico 200
to J 2-7 5 par head. Edwnrda Ilrothora,
Foaull, Oregon. ,
FOH SALE Will hnvp HVnritl
thousnnd good, high grailo young
cnlvea tho coming Reason, now open-'
line. Write for urlcca nnd pnrtlcu-
lura, N, E, Midclilor, Tlllumook,
Oregon, dealer In livestock.
70-l-3p
FOH SALE 1 good yearling Here
ford bull, reglHtercd. If. T. JIart
loy, Tumalo, Oregon. 03'l-3p
K(1U8 FOH HATCIIINO 8. O,
White Leghorns. Heavy winter
layera, mated to Tnncrcd cocks, of
230-200 neg atruln. SI. CO nor 16. 8,
O, R, I. Heda, mntcd to high clans
cockorelH from prlzo winning Btock
$2 for 1C. One third cuah with ordqr,
balance on delivery, Hofstettor'a
Poultry Fnrm, Tumalo. 07-51tfa
FOH SALE Sotting egga pf all
breeda, best laying ntraina In Cen
tral Orpgou. Otbers nuppllcd on re
HUOHt S2 n setting. lO-Bltfc
FOH SALE If l!n bnrgnln for cuah
you nro, looking for boiler boo or
wrlto Edwin J. Hogora about that
120 acres of potntoea und alfalfa
land, Edwin J, RogerH, Tumalo,
Oregon. ' C8-43tfc
FOH SALE Alfalfa ha, 0 fon
nt $20 a ton. Some paature will
go with it nt thlu prlco. Address,
J. II, Minor. Uond, Oro. 70-Sltfo
VOU KENT
STOREROOM FOH RENT 2Bx80,
Billtablo for any bimlncHs; bout
lonntion in Reilmoml. Gee W, M,
Wllapn, Kodinond, Pro. fl-3o
IOHT AM) FOUND.
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LOST 2-yonr.nld yellow Jnme)'
holfer, branded pick and ahovel
on left hip. Loft my ranch March
10. Call Hurul KIT of Vrlto Ilox
280, noml. ' 103p
LOST Anlo tire nnrt rim, bolwoon
Uond nnd Tuninlo; finder Iouvo
nt Ilullotln office Howard. IH-3p
LOST Chovrolat crunk. Finder
. leave nt Uond Oprugo. 7l-3p
TAKEN DPa-VUiiIik colt. no
brnnda. Owner may have tiann by
calling und paying charges. W. L.
Ilorgston, Doschtitca, Ore. 28-3p
LOST 'Auto tiro nnd rim between
Uond nnd Tumalo. Finder ploasn
leavo nt or notify Ilullellii ofllco. Ho
ward. 37-3p
LOST Ono (icnornl cord tiro "nnd
rim on Ilend-Ilurna rood, between
Ilend and tho 33 mllo post. Itotiirii
E P MiihurToy und receive ruwn'rd.
n2-3e
TAKEN UP Olio yellow Jersey cow
with hortitt, half undorcrop on
right ear. oar lock brand on right
hip. T C Merchant, S miles South
runt of Hotlil.- -I3-3P
Business and Professional Cards
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ATTORNEV-AT.LAW
Rooms 13-10 Firm National
Ilnnk Illdg. Tel. fill
(Dr. Coa't Fornwr Of71.)
H. II. D.AnnoiiJ ChM. W. Knkn
DeArmond & Erskine
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0'lCnno Ilulldlng, Jicnd, Oregon
II. O. X L L I S
AttorBoyat-Lew
United States ConiinUilonor
First National Hank Uullillng
DE.ND, OREOON
Phono Black 1391
LEE A. THOMAS, A. A. LA.
Architect
3-4 O'Kano Dulldlng
DEND - - - OREGON
0. P. NIBWONOEK, Ilend, Ore
UNDERTAKE!!
Licensed Kiubalnter, Funeral
Dlroctor.
Phono Hod 421. Lady Aiat.
DR. A. LESINGf,
PHYSICIAN AtiD'imkSwQtif.
Dond Press Illdg..
DEND, OREOON' '
Phonos: Office Hed 41; Res, 123
Or. L. W. Gatchell
Optometrist and
Manufacturing Optician
Complete Lent C finding Plant in con.
neclion witli my office tl
LARSON C CO,, Jcwolora
143 Oregon ilieel, Ucnd, Oregon
DR. R. D. BTOWELL
Nnprajmtlilo PhyaiclitM
Over Logan Kurnlturo Co.
Wall Street Hours 0 to 8
I'boae Hed 4H2
DR. TURNER
EYE 8PECIALI8T
Pormnnontly Located In Dond
with Now Equipment
Private Office in Thorson's
Jowolry Storo
Dr. Tumor will be In Prlno-
vlllo every first nnd third FrI- '
dny; In Madras every second
and fourth Fridny, nnd In Rod
mond ovory first nnd third
Thursday of oach month.
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D. II. PEOPLES, Proaldont '
Most Completo Abstract, I'lont Jn Central Orotfon, Snoglal Attention
Given to Federal Loan Abstracts.
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