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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1920)
I1KND IIULLKTIN, IJRND, 0IIK00N, THURSDAY, MAY lit, 1020. PA0R T SELF-STYLED HEIR TO FRENCH ESTATE NOT HARVEY, SAYS JECH WANTHI) Must be married In order to Kt't 1150,000. Want woman jolwon iirvn of 3f ami 40; nni 41 ywiy old, Must havo sullithlo references (in to ithurnclor. Address ThomitN (lontoii, llond, Oro. llrcnllectlnn of tho above alunsl fled nilviirtlHdiritttjt. which appeared In Tbo Bulletin, Iwmo of Jnnuury 18, HtlH, led residents of nonil to the belief (but thin city might lmvo bud u vInII two years iiko from 'Uluohourd" Charles Nowton liar voy, confessed hlcnmlnt uml mur derer, who won suntonmd In Cullfornln on Monday, uiipuclnlly um Harvey Is huIiI to hnvo used tbo I'iinii of Gordon In ut leant ono or bin mntrlmofilnl viniltiroH. Accord I in; to i:. I. Jrcb of this city, how. over, to whoso nUlor-ln-luw, Mm. Delhi MoitIk, Gordon wc married hero, flvo days alter tbo publishing of tbo advertisement, tbo picture of IMC.KON GOES HOME AFTER 15 MONTHS lllnl I'iikIiiimiI by I'oifxl Hen ho I'liiMly WIiikh Way to I'oHlntnl. After lf mouths In tho posremdoii of William Kproat of tho Dcschule National forest, n hotnltiK plnooo sold to tbo forest by It. C. Namir.ll ban returned to Its former ubodo, according to word received bore to day. Tint bird wan one of a number fold lo the foret service In Kebrii nry, 1919, nnd taken from Portland lo llond, Tho bird weum a lUl.t band, No, 303, nnd tbo band carries Ma in ml IV Initial. If llummll ap plies tho conditions under which bo sold tbo bird, It anal" become bin property, for It was provided thai If tho bird came home after twj pair of young had been obtained, tbo ownemhlp of the pigeons would revert lo the seller Want to buy bay, un Ilullcllii clan Iflol nil. Business and Professional Cards R. S. HAMILTON ATTOUNBY-AT-LAW Ilooran 13-10 Flmt National Hank Illdc. Tol. Cll (Dr. C'i Kormtr OflW.) II. If. t)ArmonJ Ch. W. Crtkln DcArmond & Erskinc li a w y i: It H O'Knno Ilulldlni:, Dead, Oregon II. O. JO L L I a Attorneyt-Iw Unltcxl State CommlNidtincr Pint Nattonnl Dnnk IlulldliiK UKND, OUKOON DR. A. LESSING PHYSICIAN AN!) HUIKUiON Hunt! ProHH IlldR, UKND, OUKOON Phone : Ofllco lied 41; Ken. 123 Dr. L. W. Gatchell Oplosclrisl and Manufacturing Optician I' Compfclo Lcni GiinJing Plut in con nection with my office LARSON CO,, Jovrvlers 143 Oregon iltcet, Demi, Oregoa BRICK vs. BRICK BUILDINGS IN BEND VALUE ABOUT $500,000 FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS NONE g1; BEND Harvey doon not tally with IiIm recollection of the udvortlHor. Gordon, who worked for u tlmo In tbo IokkIhi; rampH, claimed to bo tbo hull- to u Iuito Pronch iro tut, but could only obtuln posses hlon of tbo property after boliwt iniirrli'il. Tbo wedding wuh buhl lit tbo Joch homo in llond, urn) nhort 1y after brldo ami itrooin started for a trancli, seven mlloH from Han rrunclftco, which (lordon claimed to own Whon thoy worn some CO miles from t ti ) t destination, Gor don'u supply of money run out, and bo borrowed nil he could ob (alii front ''In wife, leaving her a ml promising to Hi'inl for hor shortly. Ho fullod to keep IiIh promise, how over, Mr, Jnch nays. Ilo bcllcvon that Mm. Jordon, who In residing In Kan Fiuwlsro, linn since, ob tained a dlvorcit, Tbo fortune, wlilrli Cordun claim od bo would Inherit from n French mothor, bun never materialized, to tbo bint of Mr, Ji'cIi'm knowledge. COMMITTEES PICKED FOR GRANGE MEETING Whon tho Oregon Slate Qrnncn meets In annual convention bero In Juno, three speclul commltteeH rep rwwiutltiK tho llond Commercial club will assist In lakltiK care of the vis- Itom, J, A Knstes, I)r A. LcsslnR and Frank Inabnlt coiiHtltuto the Pclnl committee on eutertuiument, W. C. Illrdsnll, Paul C. lCJnK, uid It. H. McCluro will .fiidiiavor to solve the houiilni: problem, nnd Clyde Mc Kay, II. C. Kills, nnd It. K. Haml! tou will have chnriti) of decoration. PREVENT CROWDING OF PIGS Properly Conttructed Teed Trough AMure Each Individual Porker of HI Share. You m: He fhuuld be given their feed In Mich n mitmier that each Indi vidual plj; ReU ll nbnre. The aim pleM way to iiriiu)ilUli HiIh Ik to al low the pie to eat from u properly constructed feed troueh, one that will keep the iIk out of the feed and will lemon the poHlbllltle of crowding Phone DUck 1191 LICK A. TIIOMAB, A, A. IA. Architect 1-4 O'Kano Uulldln UKND . 4. . OUEQON O. P. NI8WONOKU, nend, Oro. UNDKUTAKKIl Urcased KmbiUmer, Funeml Director. Phono Itod i'il. Lady Atat DH. It. D. 8TOWBLL Naprnpatiilc PbyclcliM Over Logan Kurnlturo Co. Wn Street Hour Mo I Phono Ilcd 48a DR. TURNER KYB SPECIALIST Permanently Located In llond with Now Kqulpmunt Prlvato Ofllco In Thoreon'a Jowelry 8toro Dr. Turnor will bo In Prlno vllle every llrnt nnd third frl day In Mudrnn ovory aecond nnd fourth Friday, nnd In Itod mond ovory flrnt and third Thursday of each month. Read the Classified Ads. OTHER BUILDINGS OTHER BUILDINQS VALUE ABOUT $2,000,000 FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS OVER $100,000 BRICK & LUMBER CO. LUMBER MILL TO HAVE NEW BURNER SOON WILL TAKE CARE OF WASTE INCREASE $45,000 IS tO RE COST Preliminary Kxrnvntlon Ntnrln at Hrookw.Kcaiilori Plant for lf50 i YiHtl Htiiictiin To Over. ( haul Old Ilurner. To luko care of the IncreiiHed pro duction of waste Incident to tho In stallation of tho three ahlft lystcm and uIko to provide new equipment bufore that now In uho hae to un dergo repairs, tho llrookn-Hcaulon Lumber Co, Iri Hluitlni; preliminary excavatlni; In preparation for tho construction of n now burner at their plant here, the entlro Improve ment to cout approximately $45, 000. Tho new burner will havo u di ameter Inalde tho steel shell of ii feet, and from the coucreto foundo Hon to tho screen will be 120 feet. Tho Hereon Itself Is to ho 33 feot, and six feet of the foundation will bo above the ground, makliiR n total height for the structure of 1H9 feet. From six to 12 feet of tho con crete buso will be below tho level of tho ground. An soon as tbo new wanto incine rator Is completed, tho operation of tho ono now In use will bo discon tinued to allow for a thorough overhauling, repairs being planner! especially for the screen. The ren ovated burner will then, bo held In resorvu and will bu ready In cuue of any emergency. The first stcol shipment for tho new burner, siiys J. P. Keyes, gen eral manager of tho company, should leave Seattle by Saturday. POST ELECTS NEW OFFICERS IHKITHSIO.V O V CANDIDATES l H i: (' K D K K SELECTION OF COMMANDED OltKCO.V MED ALS AltE DIKTlllItUTED. Oregon medalH we're awarded now officers woro elected for tho year, nnd n $100 donation by tho membors was matched by an equal amount from tho treasury as nglft to tho Salvation Army, when Percy A. Stevens Post, American Legion, held Hh regular muting nt tho gym last Thursday, Kcon cbinpotltlon was scon In the contest for post commander, and lengthy discussion as to tho merits of tho rcspcctlvo candidate was started by Ralph 8. Alton, support Ing J, E. Smith. Statements of their platforms were called for from tho two nominees, and election waa hold Immediately nftorwnrd, thero being no discussion In regard to nny of tho other positions, Tho vote stood G4 for Fred A. Woeltlun, and 34 for hla opponent. Dr, L. W. Ontcholl was the uuam mouu selection for vice-commander. Earl Houston hnd no opposition for adjutant, nnd Frank R. Prlnco wns tho only nominee for financu offl:or. L. T. Dawson, P. Plorson, C. W. Ersklno, L. S. Fox, nnd WlllnrJ Houston, wero chosen as membors of tho oxccutlvo committee, nnd Henry N. Fowler wus named histor ian. Tho post docldod that It shall bo tho custom from now on that tho retiring commnndor shall bo ono o; tho delegates to tho stato conven tion Immedlntoly following. TEACHERS WILL RECEIVE BONUS PAY FOR HALF MONTH TO BE 6lVEN (JtinllficatloiH unit Maximum nnd Minimum Salaries Contained In Committee Itepoit Lives- fixate Portable School. Teachers of the Hend schoob will each receive a bonus amountfni; to half a month's pay, It was decldoJ last week at tho regular meeting of district No, 1. This, with the adoption, after some amendment, of n report on qualifications and re muneration of instructors, brought In by Mrs. K. M, Thompson and JI. K. Nordeen, constituted tho chlof business to he handled by the boird. Tho report recommonds 12i'o n tho minimum annual pay for g-nrt3 teachers, with J1G00 as the maxi mum, with $1350 to $1800 for Jun ior high teachers, nnd $1500 to $2100 for senior high Instructors on a similar basis. It also provides that nri teacher may be employed who has not taught for at least two yearn In ti school having at least 10 Instructors. Teachers now In tho employ of tho district who are not normal graduates will not partici pate In salary raises until fiey havo qualified in this particular, Tho clerk of tho board was au thorized to communicate with the city officials requesting that the dance matron stay away from c'ans dances and that Mrs. Anna Curry, school nurse, bo permitted to net as official danco censor for school af fairs. A commltteo composed of Direc tors Koycs, Sawyer, and Nordeen was named to look up sites for portable school houses, to report at the next meting, and another com mittee including Mrs. E. M. Thomp son, City Superintendent S. W. Moore, nnd Carl Johnson, will en donvor to solve tho seating problem for next year. Mrs. J. D. Davidson, principal n tho Central school, was glvym a three and one-half day leave of ab sence In the closing week of tho present term. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In tho County Court of the State of Oregon, for Deschutes County. In tho matter of tho estato of George W. Trlplott. deceased. Notlco Is hereby given that tho undersigned wus, on tho 25th dny of March, 1920, appointed administra tor of tho estato of tbo nbovo named deceased, by tho County Judgo of Deschutes County, Oregon. Therefore, all persons holding cbilms against tho cstnte Of said do ceased, aro hereby notified to pro sent tho samo, duly verified accord ing to law. at tho office of DoAr mond & Ersklue, In tho O'Kano building, Bond, Oregon, attorneys for the administrator, wlljtln six months from tho dato of tho first publication hereof. Date of first publication May u, 1920, MILLARD T. TRIPLETT, Administrator of tho estato of George W. Trlplott, deceased. DoARMOND & ERSKINE, Attorneys for Administrator. Adv. 10-1 4c NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notlco Is hereby given that tho undersigned has been by the County Court of Deschutes County, Oregon, nppolr.tcd administrator of tho es tato of Matidino L. Main, deceased, nnd all persons holding clnlms against said estate aro hereby noti fied to present tho same with pro per vouchers to tho uudorslgned at his offfco in Bend, Oregon, or nt tho office of Rosa Ftiruhaui, attorney nt law, Bond, Oregon, within six months after tho first publication of this notice. Dated nnd published first tlmo May 6, 1920. J. M. LAWRENCE, Administrator of tho Estate of Maudlno L, Main, Deceased. 10-1 3c NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In tho County Court of tho State of Oregon, for Deschutes County. In tho matter of tho estato of Brooks- Scanlon Lumber Company Lumber, Lnth, Shingles, Building Material, Kiln 'Dried Flooring and all kinds of Finish SASH AND DOORS COMPLETE STOCK of Sundwd SU. BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO. Local Sales Abm, MILLER LUMnEU CO. TANLAC Iva Elizabeth 'Vest Ward, doccased. Notlco Is hereby given that the undersigned was, on tho 4th day of March, 1920, appointed administra tor of tho estate of tho above mimed deceased, by tho County Judge of Deschutes County, Oregon, All persons holding claims against tho estate of said deceased, aro hereby notified to present tho same, duly verified according to law, nt tbo office of DcArmond and Ersklnc. in tho O'Knnc building, Ilend, Oregon, attorneys for the ad ministrator, within six months from tho date of tho first publication hereof. Datn of first publication May Ctb, 1920 E. V WARD, Administrator of tho estate or Ivu Elizabeth West Wnrd, deceased. Adv. 10-Hc NOTICE FOR PI'HLH'ATION. Department of Uin Interior. U. 8. LAND OFFICE at Lakeviow, Oregon, April 22, 1920. NOTICE Is hereby given that Richard O. County, of Ilend, Oregon who, on September 22, 191C. made homestead entry, No. 09173, for SV V 8W4 BBU: 8E4 SEU SWM; HI. HWU HKV. BIV. nectlon 34. township 21 8. rango 8B., Wlllataetlo Meridian: NW Jw, k; 'v NWV, NEVi: W SWli NEV N.'-J 'i; NEV NWVi: Et4 NWU NWtt. SWli KW NW4; NWW 8EU NW; NE4 SW4 NW4, section 3, township 22 S.,rangc 8 E., Willam ette Meridian, has filed notice of In tentoln to mnko final three year proof to establish claim to the land nbovt described, before H. C. Ellis, U. S. Commissioner, at Bond. Oregon, on the 29th day of May 1920. Claimant names as witnesses: Edward Axtell. of La Pino, Oregon; Floyd LIpplncott. of Ilend, Oregon; Arthur L. Reynolds, of Powell Butto, .Oregon; Harry A. Oosney, of Bend. Oregon, and Jay Hague, or ixiwcr Bridge, Oregon. JA8. F. BL'ROESS. Register. 9-13c NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE, itv virtue of an execution in fore closure duly issued by tho clerk of tho Circuit Court of tho County or Deschutes, Stato or Oregon, dated tho 9th dan of April. 1920. In a cer tain action in tho Circuit Court for said County and State, wherein G. W. Slayton as Plaintiff recovered Judgment against Central Oregon Improvement Company, a corpora tion, for the um of thirty five hund red forty and 40100 dollars and attorney's fees In tho sum of threo hundred twenty five dollars, and tho further sum of flften dollars, on the 24th day of March 1920. Notice Is hereby given that I will on tho 15th dny of May. 1920, at tho front door of tho County Court House, In Bend. Oregon, in said County, at 10 o'clock In tho fore noon of Bald dny. HClTat public auc tion tn tho blcbest bidder, for cash. 'the following described property, to-wlt: Northeast quarter of Northwest quarter, West half of Northeast quar ter tho We3t half of the Southeast quarter, and tho Southeast quarter of Southeast quarter of Section twelvo, in Township fifteen Souh of Rango Ten East of the Willamette Meridian. Taken nnd levied upon as tho property of tbo said Central Imp rovement Company, a corporation, or as much thereof as may be neces sary to satisfy tho said judgment In favor of G. W. Slayton against said Central Improvement Company, n corporation, with interest thereon to gether with nil Costa nnd disburse ments thnt havo or may accrue, S. E. ROBERTS, Sheriff. Dated ut Bend, Oregon, April 9, 1920. 7-11-c NOTRE OF APPOINTMENT OK ADMINISTRATOR. To Whom It May Concern: Notlco Is hereby given that on tho 20th dny of April, 1920, tho under signed. Frank F. Flsch, was by tho Hon. Robort V. vSawyer, Judgo of tho County Court of Deschutes County, Stato of Oregon, appointed administrator of tho estato of John G. Flsch, deceased, and that all per sons having claims aguinst snla ostato aro hereby required to pre sent tbolr claims, with tho proper vouchors, to said administrator ut tho office of G. O. Morgan, Attorney nt I,aw. la tho Log Cublu Building, In Bend, Ore., within six months from tho dato of this notlco. Dated this 27th day of April, 1920. 1st publication April 29. 1920. 2nd publication May 0. 1920. 3rd publication May 13, 1920. FOR SALK BY The Owl Pharmacy SOLE AGENTS :il ith publication May 20, 1920 FRANK F. FI8CH, 9-1 2c Administrator. ' i,.., i i,,., ,,,. i.n.iimiiti SCMMONH In tho Circuit Court of the Stato of Oregon for DeschutoH County. Roydon Fletcher Uorton, Plain tiff, vs. HiiMiih Borton, Dofcndnnt. To Hulda Uorton, tho above named defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You aro ieroby ro qulrcd to appear and answer tho complaint filed against you In tho above entitled suit, on or beforo six weeks after tho first publication of thin summons, to-wlt; on or bo fora tho 22d day of May, 1920, and In caso of your failure to so appear and answer, for want thereof tho plaintiff will apply to tho court for tho relief proyed for in his com plaint, viz: for-an absolute decree of divorce In favor of tho plaintiff and against tho defendant forever dissolving tho bonds of matrimony now existing botwoen plaintiff and defendant, and for such other and further relief as to the Court may seem Just and equitable. This summons Is -.served upon you by publication pursuant to tho order of tho Hon. T. E. J. Duffy, Circuit Judgo of tho above entitled Court, made and entered on tho 2d Ulay of April, 1920, directing publl- cation of this summons at least onco a week for six miccesslvo weeks prior to May 22d. 1920, In Tbo Bend Bulletin, a newspaper of general circulation in Deschutes County, Oregon. Dato of first publllatlon, April 8. 1920. Dato of last publication, May 20, 1920. W. P., MYERS, Attorney for Plaintiff. Residence and Postofflce address, JJend, Oregon. 6-122 NOTICE FOR FUnLT CATION. Dopnrtmmit of tbo Inferior. U. S. LAND OFFICE nt Lakeviow, Oregon. March 12. 1920. NOTICE is hereby given that Em erson F. Stockwcll, whose post ofllco address Is Bend. Oregon, did on tho 14th day of July, 1919, file In this ofllco Sworn Statement nnd Applica tion. No. 011103, to purchase tho SW NEU. section 27, township 22 S., range 15 E. Willamctto Mor Idian. and the timber thereon, under tho provisions of the act of Juno 3, 1878, and acts amendatory, known an tho "Timber and 8tono Law." at i such value as might bo fixed by ap jpralsemcnt, and that, pursuant to I such application, the land and timber inereon nave ncen appraised, Ono Hundred. Twenty-eight dollaro tho timber estimated 110 M.' board feet at .80 per M. and tho land $40.00; that said applicant will offer final proof in SUnnort of hln nnnllr.itlnn 'and sworn statement on tho 22nd day of May, 1920, before II. C. Ellis, U. S. Commissioner, nt Bend. Oregon. Any person is at liberty to protest this purchase beforo entry, or initiato a contest at any tlmo beforo patent Issues, by filing a corroborated affl ' davit In this office, alleging facts i which would defeat tho ontry. JAS F. BURGESS. Register. 3-llc Brand Directory y G Braod John Helfrich, 3-4p . Brothers, Ore. A Right Bide; right ear crop- ped; wattle right hind leg. n. L. TONE, Sisters, Oro. adv.lOOo AWAYS A CASH MARKET fe At Palace Market Bend, Oregon for Eggs, Butter, Poultry Beef, Veal, Pork Sell your products at home s Chas. Boyd