URtfD BUIiliKTIN, BKND, OJIKCION, THURSDAY, JUNE J?, 1020.
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ironf-iME
WIN DIPLOMAS
CIVIC
RESPONSIBILITY
SHOWN
Coinnit'iuviiii'iit Addirm lli'llveri'il
ll)' DC. .Illllll'N H. (illlicit I'olntN
tu Kiliinifliui tn f'niiitiat
1'nciiilrn of ll"iiiiti liny,
Twoniylhroo inomliorH of tho tH"""" '"'"' '' ,. , ' ,, w
of 11)20 or tho llond IiIkIi school, for
ninHy completed their four your
course Thurudiiy whun coiiiinmici)'
intuit owirolscs wero hold nt thu gym
iiunIiiiii Iii tho premium of moru than
dOO pnrontH and friends. Following
tho oiiHtom which Iuim found favor In
llond. tho seniors worn milled In
grey raps )d gowns.
Dr. .Iiiiiu'h II. Gilbert, of tlio do
mrtmuiit of economies of tho Univer
sity of Oioroii, delivered (ho gradu
ating nddnwN. Mpoukliu: on tho sub
ject, "Education and Civic Respon
sibility," ho dorlitred that education
In tho gnmtoMt safeguard of Amerl
euu democracy, and warned ngnlnst
what ho considers tho two greatest
dangers ooufrmitlnK that domooriicy
proijmumH to act on Impulso, nud
tho tondoncy to pluco selfish class
and Mictloual Interests above Uiomj
of llio Mtato and nation. -l(iU
Am Kroml.
Klnco war was declared In Europe
In 1911, Dr. Gilbert polntvd out, (tin
United Stale can hardly ho uceun'il
of aclltiR on Impulse. Of what linn
appeared to ho tho outgrowth of the
war, bolshnvlsm. ho mild: It Ik
tho mood of childhood expressed In
politic.; It follower want to do
nothing and undo everything. II I n
splendid example- of tho liuntiu Im
pulso. "Education train tho mind to
auk tho reason for action. Tho moro
men and woinon of iiucli training nj
town or city him. thu noarer Is tho
community panic proof. Let ti find
n rational solution for every prob
lorn." Thu speaker referred again to bol
ihovliini uh tin cxumpln of chw as
cendancy, and domination of military
by military authority over n people
Hi per cent Illiterate. "1 bollovo
that Amurlcn will repudiate class
rulo," ho nald. "What wo do want
Business and Professional Cards
R.S. HAMILTON J
ATTOIINBY-AT'LAW
Rooms 13-16 First National
Hank Illdic. Tol. Cll
(Dr. Cot'i Konnr Offlta.)
II. It. I)Armon4 Oiu. W. KrVlnt
DeArmond & Erskinc
lawy i: n h
O'ICune llulldliiR, Dcnd, OreRon
II. O. MLL I 8
Attonejr-t-Lw
United HUtoM Commlsslnncr
First National Hank IlulldliiK
niCND, OHEOON
DR. A. LESSING
PHYSICIAN AND SURfJKON
llond Prosa IlldR.
ni:Nn, oimaoN
Phones: Otflcu Rod 41; Res. 133
T
Dr. L W. Gatchell
Optometrist and
Manufacturing Optician
Complete Ltni Cilnding Plant in eon
section with my oftlce t
LARSON U CO,
143 Oregon ltt,
, Jowolorn
Bn(l, Oregon
BRICK vs.
BRICK BUILDINGS IN BEND
VALUE ABOUT
$500,000
FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS
NONE
BEND
Instond, In tlio leadership of (ho In
tiilllKimt n m! fit. Willi this. Uio kov
urnmoiil of tlio wliolo pnoplo' shall
not polish, from thu niirlli."
CIlISM l liMUl'.
l)r rilllinrl'rt speech followed so
lectloim by tlio IiIkIi school orchestra,
ma) a difficult but well liundlcil
vocnl nolo by MIhh (IoiiIvivo Wnxuor.
At tlio cIohm of tlio iidilroHH City
HupnrliltiiiJiu tf. W Mooro prcson
H'd tlio iiflnlor cliwii, takliut tlio op
poiluiilty of HlinlchliiR tlio general
plan of work on which tliolr i:radu
at Ion I liflKPd. llo.pniHlnd tlio hl:li
degree of coopiiiutlon acconfiid hy
tho tiKiinlxiiM of tlio faculty In grudo
and high school alike, mid predicted
tlml tlio pronoun of tlio llond schools
Ltirt it fillllf ItAIMI It
IJII'llf llllin nilltj MijniiM"i ' - -'
Hawyor, chnlrman of tho dlHtrlct
board, to llllah llrlck, Mary Thomp
nun. George Hhort, Loroy Coynor,
Louise Trlplott, l)itrlo llurton, Beat
rice Htophoniion, William Wllllnnin,
Mnrlo Mlllur, Hva WhlttltiRUin, Nol
llo l.i'Hilo, Wondull ThompHon, Con
tilo Knlcki-rbockor, I.titir Handom,
Alborta I,iudkiiinmor. Mury Ai;ui'
;nrldaii, 'Dovoro Ilolfrlch, Mary
Vandovitrl, Ilalph llnuclc, lliith Ilea,
Kathryn Day. KriuirlH Iti-dflold. und
Mlldnul Klnln. ,
BUYS INTEREST IN
SHOP IN PORTLAND
Aftor nlii" montlm BiiccosMful oper
ntlon of a Job prliitlnR offlco on Wall
street, Jrry Hartshorn Iiuh pur
chaiiiid a half Inlnri'Ht with OoorRO
l.oohwood, of l.ndrando, In a Job
shop In Portland. Mr. f.ockwood ar
rived In In this city Monday to nu
slst In tho inovliiR of tho equipment
of thu local shop to Portland whore
It will bu added to Hint of tho newly
purchiiKPil oNtnbllNhmeut. When
usked why ho hud doc I clod to leave
llond. Jerry 'plled, "llend Ik a bear
or a town for business, but I nm ho
Idr down to the valloy where It ruins
now and then."
Fodlng th Bedridden.
AdmiiiUteriui: llqullt foud or tiu'dl
due to prrsous I) Inu on ttirlr liscUs
In bed Is dlttUiilt, even for n trained
iiurie. A uo-l lioitpltal drlnkluK Rlsst
overcomes Ibis dimculo. Miys I'upulsr
Mecbntilcs MnRiixInp. Tlir lower por
linn f tlm rr Is ulnilliir In shnpe
to nu urdlnary tumbler. On top of
this Is u tnpcrlm; IhmhI ublch Is pro
vided with tin e.'i'iitrlcally placed.
1nutluR utieulnK. If not more than
linK "lied the device can be held In a
nearly Imrlnniinl poiltlon without
ttlllllilf IIih nwilenf
PJiono Dltck 1191
LEK A. T1IOMAH, A. A. LA.
AxtkKect
S-4 O'Ksno Building
BEND - - ORBQON
O. F. NIBWONOEIt, Bead, Ore.
UNDEUTAKKIt
Llceased KmbsJaer, Paieral
Dkcttor,
Phono Red 43L Idy Aut
DR. R. D. BTOWKLL
Napnipathlo PhyslcUa
Over Logan Furniture Co.
Wall Htroot Hours Mo I
Phone Rod 482
DR. TURNER
EYB SPECIALIST
Periiianuntly Located lu Bond
with Now Equipment
Prlvnto Offlco In Thoraon'a
Jewelry Btoro
Dr. Turner will bo In Prlno
Tllle every first anil third Fri
day In Madras ovory second
and fuurth Friday, and In Red
mond ovory first nnd third
Thursday of each month,
Read the Bulletin
Classified Ads
OTHER BUILDINGS
OTHER BUILDINOS
VALUE ABOUT
$2,000,000
FIRE LOSS IN FIVE YEARS OVER
$100,000
BRICK & LUMBER CO.
"They're Talking About It Everywhere"
sayg the Good Judge
How much more genuine
Hatlsfactlon you fct from
a little of the Real To
bacco Chew than you
ever got from the old
kind.
The good, rich, real to
bacco taste lasts so long
you don't need a fresh
chew nearly as often.
. That's why it saves you
money.
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put up In two styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut
W-B CUT is
CLASS PROGRAM
WELL ATTENDED
MEMORIAL PRESENTED
TO HfGH SCHOOL
Token of Appreciation U (lit en Mls
Helen .Mamiey, CIh Advisor,
by Kenlom firatuatlon
Tomorrow NIrIiI.
Before an uudlenco of somo 400
people gathered at tho Kymnasliim.
the seniors of tho Bend IiIkIi school
Wednesday presented their Class Day
program, Including: tho salutatory,
"Reconstruction," by Lcroy Coyner,
winner of socond honors, and tho
valedictory by Hllnh lrlck, who re
ceived first honors. Music waB fur
nished by tho hlRh school orchestra,
und n fcaturo of tho cvonlnc was tho
presentation of tho class memorial,
u clock for tho assembly room, to the
school, William Williams, president
of tho class, makltiR tho accompany
ing speech, with tho acccptanco by
Paul Reynolds.
Conulo Knickerbocker gave the
class history, and Ralph Hauck of
fered somo excellent ndvlco to the
junior class, Romalno Nicholson re
sponding for tho third year studonti.
A clover class prophecy by Dovoro
Helfrlch. a piano solo by Kathryn
Day, and tho reading of tho class will
by Darlo Burton, constituted tho re
mainder of tho scheduled program.
A surprise feature camo toward tho
ond of tho evening when tho c,loss
president, speaking In bchnlt of the
senlrfrs, presented to Miss Helen
Mnnny, class advisor during tho yoar,
a handsome gold watch In token of
appreciation of bor Intcrost In tho
graduates to be.
Graduation to Ih Friday.
Tonight tho third yoar students
will entertain for tho seniors at tho
Emblem club, nnd tomorrow night,
beginning at 8 p'clock, commence-
mont exorcises, to wlilcn tlio general
public Is cordially Invited, will bo
held nt tho gymunslum. Following
tho processional
tho Trumpeter's
Murch, by Wheeler, will bo played
by tho high school orchestra, nud tho
graduation addrosa on tho subject,
"Education and Civic Responsibil
ity," will hi) dollvered by Dr. James
H. Gllbort, of tho University of Ore
gon department of economics. A
vocul solo, "April Morn." by Batten,
will be given by Miss Genlvuvo Wag
ner, chy Superintendent S, W.
Mooro will prcsont tho class of 1920,
nud tho graduates will rocolvo their
diplomat! from R. W. Sawyor, chair
man of tho school board.
Wonderful Collection of China.
A famous P.nglUh tlnn of china
miiniifncturers poiswes samples ot"
all the various kinds of .'hlna they
Iuim; innntifnctuivd for jienrly 150
year past. Including samples of" din
ner services mudo for Lord Nelson
and other celebrities of bygono days.
Brooklyn Undo.
1 I
tobacco
a long fine-cut tobacco
l
Oogi' Feet a Otllcacy.
In tho Island of Formima dopa' feet
aro considered a rreat dellcacv
aro consioerw a Rreat ueiicacj.
Four chairs at rour service st tb
Metropolitan. Mo wattlnR. Adv.
- -T-wc. -.-.. a;-sjr-LTi
LEGAL NOTICES
SIMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of tho ittatc
of Oregon for Doschutes County.
Paul Mcrtschlng, plaintiff, vs. J.
C. Hopkins and D. A. Hatfield, de
fendants. To J. C. Hopkins, the abovu named
defendant? Greetings:
In tho namo of tho State or Ore
gon: You aro hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed In
tho above entitled suit against you
on or before the 10th day of July,
1920, and If you fall to so appear
and answer or othcrwe plead, for
want thereof the plaintiff will ap
ply to thu abovo named court for a
decreo us prayed for In the complaint
filed herein, namely; for a decreo
foreclosing tho lieu of tho plaintiff
mentioned therein, that the north
east quarter of the southwest quar
ter of section 13, township 1? south,
rango 14 cast of Willamette .Meri
dian. In Deschutes county. Stato of
Oregon, bo sold by the sheriff of this
county lu the manner prescribed by
law, and that tho proceeds of such
sale bo applied to tho satisfaction of
tlio costs of such sale, tho costs of
this suit, and tho remainder applied
to tho satisfaction of tho claims of
tho plaintiff, namely, the sum of
ono hundred eleven and 90100
dollars, with intcrost thereon nt six
per cent per nnnum from September
11th, 1919, until paid, and the fur
ther sum of fifty dollars attorney
fees, nnd that tho above named de
fendants, and each of them, and all
persons claiming by. through or un
der them or either of them, bo for
ever barred and forcloscd of all
right, or equity or redemption lu or
to said promises, except as provided
by statute, and for such other relief
as to this court may seem equitable
In tho premises.
This summons la publrahcd pur
suant to an order made and entered
herein so to do by tho Judgo of tho
nbovo named Court, on tho 28th
day of May. 1920.
LAKE M. BECHTELL.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Rosldeuco and post offlco address,
Prlnovllle, Oregon.
Published first time, Juno 3rd,
1920. H-20c
NOTICE FOR PL'RLIOATlOfN.
Department of tlio Interior. U. S.
Land Offlco nt Tho Dalles. Orogou,
Muv 25th. 1920.
Notlco Is hereby given that Lllllo
B. Brundeuburgh, of Bend. Orogon,
who. on November 23rd, 1909. mndo
DuHort Land Entry. No. 05595, tor
SB1. Section 21. Township 1C
South. Range 12 East. Willamette
Meridian, has flle.il notice of Inten
tlon to mako final Deert proof by I to tho land abovo described, befoio
purchase Act, March Ith, 1915, tolElvlda M. Harmon, U. S. CommU
establlsh claim to tho land ubovclslonor. at Hampton. Oregon, on tbc
described, boforo H. C Ellis, U. S.,30tli lay ot Juno, is:u
Commissioner, at Bend. Orogou, on
tho 9th day of July. 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Wilbor X. Hunnell. Fred N. Van
Mater, Ed M. Swalloy, .Charles
Stausbourgh, all of Bend. Oregon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK.
14-lSc Register.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In tho County Court of tho Stato
of Oregon for Deschutes County.
In tho mutter ot tho estate of J.
O. Whltaker, deceased.
Notlco Is horeby given that tho
underslgnod has boon appointed by
tho County Court of tho Stato ot
Oregon tor Deschutes county, Ad
ministratrix ot tho estate of J. O.
Brooks- Scanlon Lumber
Company
Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
Building Material, Kiln
Dried Flooring and all kinds of Finish
SASH ANDbOORS
COMPLETE STOCK of Stmdrd She,.
BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO.
Local Sales Ajjont, MILLER LUMI1ER CO. .
TANLAC
Whllakcr, dewaaod.
All pcrionn having claims nealnxt
nald oatato are hereby notified to
prcsont the it.amo to tho undcrnlRnod,
together with proper vouchers thcro
for, verified tin by law required, at
tho rciildonco of tho undomlRncd, nt
Hond, Oregon, .or nt tho office of
McFndden tc Clarke, In CorvalllR,
Ucnton 'County, Or-Ron, within hlx
months from tho dato hereof.
Dated thin 19th day of May, 1320.
MAKV K. WUTAKKIt,
Administratrix of the entato of
J. O. Whltaker. deceased.
Date of first publication May 27,
1 920.
F)u tc of last publication, Juno 24,
1020.
1920. 1317c
NOTICE FOR I'UltLICATIO.V.
(Not Oial Liuitl)
Department of tho Interior. IJ. S.
Land Office at Lakevlew, OroRon,
May ID. 1920.
i Notice la hereby Riven that Harry
F. Rontonl. of La Pine, Oregon, who.
'on March 29. lsini. made Homestead
' Application No. 091C1. for SEU,
.Section 29. Township 21 B., Ranfto
. J() Willamette Meridian, bas
'lied notice of Intention to mako
! final three year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
' Imforo E. L. Clark, U. 8. Commls-
.1 ,i r tlf. fmtrfn nt ff t A
oh te or i-jr.iwo..
V IMIMIUI.k il.lll.'-n MT nilMC.im.fl
John Blew, John Dovcrcaux. M
C. Honnhue. Hoio Blew, all of La
Pine. Oregon.
JAS, f . UIUllMO, 0
13-I7C uegisier.
NOTICE FOR PL'HLICATIO.V.
(Not Coal Land)
Department of tho Interior U. S.
Land Office at Lakevlew, Oregon,
May 11, 1920.
Notice Is hereby, given that Henry
Whitted, of Bend, Oregon, who. on
September C, 1915, made Homestead
Application No. 094-IC, tor 8V4
NWU, W4 NE4. Bectlon 7. Town
ship 21 S.. Range 10 E.. Willamette
Meridian, has f!Ud notice of inten
tion to mako final thre.j year proof,
to establish claim to the land abovo
described, before E. L. Clark. U. S.
Commissioner, at La Pine, Oregon,
on the 20th day of June, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Harold Landfare, of Bend .Ore
gon; Beryl Kandfare, of Bend, Ore
gon; Clyde W. Case, of Bend, Ore
gon; Chris C. Somers, of Bend, Ore
gon.
JAS. F. BURGESS,
13-17c Register.
NOTICE OF SKTTLKS1KNT OF
FINAL ACCONUT.
Notice Is hereby given by tbo un
saws, r a? ff&sj
moo wnn mo jierK 01 me v.oum
Court of. Deschutes County. Oregon.
licr iiuai account, anu yeuuun iui na.chnta Countv flrnnii
discharge as Administratrix of tho D Til d eraons liiwS claims
X?3 andHtharr said Conchas W-t thorite S&toSd!
SUS'Sld' 2daC,aCtk SicSSK? SK.e--tdK SfiSSt Dr and
for tho hearing anu settlement nift, HntiTaika first nuhlleation
said estate may appear and object
to said settlement
Dated this 20th day ot May. 1920.
MARGARET WINF1ELD.
As tho Administratrix ot the Es
tate ot
ceased.
Han 7 B.
Wlnfleld.
00-
15c
i:
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of tho Interior. U. S.
Land Office at Lakevlew, Oreson,
May 10. 1920.
Notlco la hereby given that New
ton S. Wells, of Hampton, Oregon,
who. on Juno 10, 1910, mado Home
20 E., Willamette Meridian, has
filed notlco of his Intention to mnke
three your proof, to establish claim
Claimant names as wltnecaes-
Olvin Thompson, ot Hampton.
Oregon: Kenneth Thompson, of
Hampton. Oiegon; Carey B. Har
mnn. of HamptonOregon; Daa Mc
Arthur, Hampton. Oregon.
IAS. F. BURGESS.
12-15o Register.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ,
In tho County Court of tho Stato
ot Oregon, for Deschutes County.
In tho matter ot thu cstato ot
George W. Trlplott, deceased.
Notlco is horeby Klven that tho
undersigned was, on tho 25th day ot
March, 1920, appointed administra
tor of tho ostato ot tho above named
deceased, by tho County Judgo ot
Rtoad entry No. 03954. for K.a. V
NEVi. Section H; Wtt NWU. SEVt 0V ped;
NWU. NVj SWU. SWU 8WU, OXii.L.
Section 13. Township 21S., Rnngo . I
FOR SALE BY
The Owl Pharmacy
SOLK AOKNTS
Deschuten County, Oregon,
Therefore, all persona holding
claims agalnRt tho estnto of snld de
ceased, aro hereby notified to pre
sent tho same, duly verified accord
ing to law, at tho offlco of DoAr
mond & Erskinc, In tha O'Knno
building, Bend, Oregon, attorneys
for tho administrator, within six
months from tho dato of tho first
publication hereof.
Data of first publication May G,
1920; ,
MILLARD T. TRIPLETT,
Adminlstrator of tb ptata ot
George W. Trlplctt, deeeasea.
DoARMOND.& URSKINE,
Attorneys tor Administrator.
Adv.---10-Hc
CmiTION.
In tho County Court- of tho fitrti
of Oregon for tho County of Des-tfbntetts-
jS'thn matter of tho cutato uf
Char foil A. Douglas, deceased.
To Gcorgo W. Douglas, the known
heir of Charles A. Douglas, deceased,
and to all the unknown heirs, If any,
of Charles A. Douglas, deceased,
greeting:
In the name of tha State of Ore
gon, you aro hereby cited and
required to appear In tho Coun
ty Court of tho' Statu of Ore
gon, for tbo County, ot Dos
ehutcs, at tho Court room thorcof,
at Bend, In tho County of Deachutai
on Tuesdayvthe 6th day of Ju'y,
1920. at 2scIock In tho afternoon
of that da'ythen and thcro to show
cause, if any there be, why an order
for tho sale of tho following de
scribed real estate, belonging to
said estate and situate In Deschutes
County. Oregon, to-wlt; tho E'j of
NEW, NWU of NEK, N ofNWH
of Section (10); the NWU of NEU
of Section (23), nil-In Township
(H) South of Rango (13) East. S .
M.: also Lots (1) and (2) of Block
(32) and Lota (11) and (12) of
Block (33), ot Redmond, accord
ing to the recorded plat thereof,
should not bo made (o John ?!.
Perry, as the Administrator of said
Estate , as preyed for in his peti
tion on filo herein.
WItneFS, the Hon. Robert W. Saw
yer Judgo ot the County Court of
the State of Oregon tot the Couutv
of Deschutes, with the sel of' said
Court affixed, this 15th day etMny,
A. D...1920.
Attest: J. H. Hancr, Clerk.
12-lfic
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In tbo County Court of the Stato
of Oregon, tor Deschutes County.
In tho matter of the estate of
Iva Elizabeth West Ward, deceased.
Notice is hereby gives that tho
ss&3g se-S
ucderslgsed was. on" the 4th day of
f - . --.,: nf nthn-nhftvr B7imid
J j.erf 'J? Titi q?7? ot
;-May ttin X9-v
;&. V. WARD,
Administrator ot tbo etat or
Iva Elizabeth West Ward, deceased.
Adv. le-Hc
Brand Directory
H G Brand
John Helfrw$-3-4p
Bfotrvers, Ore.
Right side; right ear crop-
wattle right hind leg.
TOXK, Waters, Ore.
Adr.lOOo
ALWAYS A .
CASH MARliT
At
fc
Palace Market
Bend, Oregon
for
Eggs,
Butter,
Poultry
Beef,
Veal,
Pork
Sell your products
at home
Build With
BRICK!
Chas. Boyd