f
HKNI) IIUI.I.KT1N, IIKNI), OllKdON TIIUIWDAY, JULY I, JH20,
SCHOOL PROGRESS IS SHOWN
AND RECOMMENDATIONS MADE
Iiilorctliig flproii coiicurnlng tho
nttondniicu nt tlio Howl Public
hoIiooIb diirliiK tlio piiNt your unt glv
on In tlio annual report of City 8u
porlntoluloiil H. W. Monro, nhnwlng
u larger niinibor of iiiuIIh complot
Iiik their couiHOH In 1020, anil n
uninllor number of fnlluroH than In
thup receding yonr. Varly flnUhod
(tin clKlitli grade thin year and 858
wro promntnd, dm ugalmit 31 and
780, respectively, In 1010, while
Micro wuro OR failure thin year, im
ugaliiKt 71 hint year, Tlio percent
age of failure-; for tilno for 1010 and
7.6 for tlio your JiihI flnlihod. Thin
Ib In itpllo of tlio fact that tlio school
column for 1920 wan 1407 n ngulnit
1500 In 1010. Tlio total enroll
munt In 1020 reached Km peak in
May with 1300.
Tho report hIiowh that tlio Iloml
high ncIiooI han boon ratalnod for tlio
year of 192021 on tlio accredited
111 of tlio Northwoat Axnpclatlnn of
ticcutidary School imil College, uc
crodltmoiit being tinned on iiuallty or
touching forco. organization, courr.cn
of Htudy, clnM room work, library
and laboratory facilities, biilldlnRi,
niimlitir of ptiplln pop toaclicr and
xcliool plant. Caroful nolnctlon and
nuKlKiimont of tenchorn with refer
onco to apodal phnnvii of tho work
i and flute of aviillabfo candidates
han been a feature of tlio ndiulnlislni
lion and han boon coupled with n
conntructlvo method of mipcrvlnlon
embracing tho placing of ronponnlbll
Ity for roMtltn on prliielpuln nnd
leaohoM nt tho outnot, with pornonni
vlHltn, conference nnd toachcrn'
meetings, both general and special.
Phynlcal training wan mado coin
pultiory for nil grade bolow tho
noYonth, anil for girl from tho
novontli to tho twelfth grade In
clusive. Mimic nnd art won for tho
11 rut time placed In tho hand or a
npeclnl instructor. Tho work of
tho iichool nurse ho grown to in
cltido that of matron and truant
oftlcor an well.
Hpeclal activities Included night
nchnol, wltli nn nvorugo nttotidauco
of from 3D to 40. manual training,
n careful nuporvlulou of tho moral
of tho intuitu, nnd participation In
tho trl-county content, resulting
In n credllnlilo showing for tyio
Tlend -.chnol.
Tho raiporlntondont recommend
frequent financial reports it to tho
condition of tho dlttrlct, printing of
rule, govornliiK pupil, principals
nnd teacher, tho printing of nn an
nual flnanclnl report, ifnd u. forward
movomont In tho coimtructlon of por
Central Oregon Garage
REDMOND, OREGON
Exclusive Agentsfor Northwest Auto Co.' for
Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson Counties
Selling
Marmon-Cole, Reo and Dort .
Cars Bethlehem, Indiana and
Duplex Trucks
Business and Professional Cards
I
R. S. HAMILTON
ATTOUNBY-AT-LAW
Rooms 1310 First National
llnnlc Dldg. Tel. 6il
(Dr. Co Fornit OIlUo.)
II. H. DcArmoml Cl. W. Enklns
DeArmond & Erskine
i, a w y is n h
O'Knno Ilulldlng, Ilond, Oregon
II. O. L L I S
Attoraeyftt-LRW
Unltd Btatea Comrtilssloadr
First Nstlonal Dank Rulldlng
DHND, OREGON
DR. A. LESSING
rilYSIOIAN AND SURQEON
Bond Press Dldg,
I1RND, OIIHQON
Phouea: Offlco lied 41; Itoa. 123
Read the Bulletin
Classified Ads
' iiiaiiont Mfiliool building, It I on
puclully noted In thu report thai tho
present hli;li Hcliool building and lln
equipment will bn Inadequate In
inuotlug tho doinnmlH of it Htaiidnrd
high richool for any future period
that nliowa n markod Increase In at
tendance ovor tho present number.
FLYERS CROSS
FROM EUGENE
ORHANIZATION OP $110,000 Mil
TRANSPORTATION COMPANV,
WITH HI-'AIIQUAUTICIIH IN
HUM) TO Illj ATTKMlTKli.
Tho first airplane to cronn tho Can'
caden from IJtigono to Ilond, nrrlved
hero on Monday, whim Harold
(Irady, rormor United Ktntcn nrmy
pilot, and V. H. McClurg, Ilrltlnh nco,
who ban 19 Herman plane official
ly to IiIh credit, flow ovor llend in
their 100-horMipowor, threo-punnon-ger
Avro nnd lnudoirnt tho Knott
field, flvo mllo from tho city, on tho
llend-Iliirii rood. They will remain
hero through WodnuHday mid expect
to fly for Tlio Dalle Thursday.
During their May hero, Mr. drady
explained thin afternoon, ho Intends
to uncertain whethor or no flnanclnl
bucking can bo obtained locally for
nn airplane transportation company,
to hnvo lln headquarter In Ilond.
Tho outlay would amount, to between
125,000 nnd $30,000, ho estimate,
ltt ho In ponltlvo Hint such, a com
pany, with mull and oxpros con
tract, In addition to passenger car
rying, would bo financially niicconn
f ill from tho Mart. Ho consider-!
Ilond tlio logical center for thu Oro
gon territory east of tho mouutnlnn.
i
Turquolne Tallotnan of Safety.
Annum uniiy nlllcvr In some of the
nuriipenn eiiuuirlen the ctmtom mill
pit'ViilU of wearing n ring ret with
ttiriiioW nn u tnllimnu ugnlnit
vloluni ileoth,
Jud Tunklnn.
Jud Tunkitm ny that no matter
how small ilie ciMiiiennfltlon In a regti
Inr sMccbmnker never thinks of goln
on strike.
Four chnlra at roar some at tn
Mxtrooolllnn No waiting. Adr.
Fhona Black 1S91
LKR A. THOMAS, A. A. IA.
ArbKeet
14 O'Kaaa Bulldlnic
DKND - - - ORHQON
O. P. NI8WONQBR, Bend, Or.
UNDKRTAKRR
UceaMd Hmbaliaair, Faaaral
Dfreetor.
Phone Red 421, Lady Aast
DR. R. D. BTOWBLL
Naprapsthio Physletaa
Ovor Logan Furniture Go.
Wall Street Houra 9 to K
Phone Hed 4Hfl
DR. TURNE?
BYE SPECIALIST
Pormnnnntly Located in Bond
with Now Equlpmout
Prlvato Offlco in Thomon's
Jowolry Storo
Dr. Tumor will be In Prlne
villa every llmt and third Fri
day; In Mndraa evory second
and fourth Friday, aud in Red
inoud every first and third
Thursday ot each month.
"There's Good Reason for Joy"
say the Good judge
In the Real To
bacco Chow. You
get satisfaction.
A little of this class
of tobacco lasts . so
much longer than the
old kind.
And you don't need a
fresh chew nearly as
oftenso ltxcosts you
less.
Any man who uses tho
Real Tobacco Chew
will tell you that.
Put up in two styles
RIGHT CUT Is a short
W-B CUT is
EuDd
KTSTTCTma
LOG BRIDGE IS
NEARLY READY
SPAN OVJ.K TWIAI.O AT HATCH
' i:itV COHTH ONLY 50(M
(lltAVl.Tj AND DIUT CONH1I
TUTK VUnill OV KTHUCTUItK.
At n cost or approximately 000,
probably tho most novel bridge over
erected In thin county has been com
pleted, spanning Tumnlo crook, near
tho fish hatchery. Tho brldgo, do
signed by Robert II. Gould, nnd con
structed under tho direction or M.
J. Danlelnon, In GO feet In length, 18
foot In width, and is built of logs
throughout. It will bo virtually In
destructible, Its bulldern claim.
Technically, thoro Is no flooring,
for tho span will bo merely n con
tlnuntlon qf tho gravel road. Tho
logs nro laid lengthwise nnd gravel
nnd dirt will covor tho Inequalities
In tho honvy plnn foundation. Thoro
will bo three font clearanco at high
water.
Tho now structuro Is Just bolow
tho old brldgo. which will bo torn
oul us soon tho gravel nnd dirt sur
facing Is completed.
FOREST ROAD BUILT
FOR A SMALL COST
9150 Averngetl on Flntt Nino Slllon
No Trouble to (Set Workmen,
Hayn rorcttt HupcnNor.
Nino miles or tho Bond-Sparks
Lako road hnvo nlrendy beon com
plotod nt u cont or only $1G0 a mllo,
Forest Supervisor N. Q. Jncobaon re.
portod bn Saturday. Ho believed
this to bo record for road con
struction when present material and
labor costa nro taken into considera
tion. '
A crow of flvo men was sent out
thin morning, making a total of 12
uow'at work. Thoro Is no difficulty
In securing labor, Mr. Jacobsoa says.
MERCHANTS ACCEPT
AMENDED CONTRACT
CIonimI Shop CIhumc, Objected to lly
Retailors nt Karllcr Mctlni,Is
Left Out of tho Agreement.
Ending tho disagreement between
tho Merchants' association of Bend
aud tho dorks' union, tho association
Thursday signed an amended con
tract, endorsed by orgaulzod labor,
which eliminates tho closed shop
clauso. Refusal to accept this
clause, which provided that mer
chants must employ only mombors ot
tho union, or persons eligible to
momborshlp, provontcd tho signing
of the cSntract by the Bond retailors
u short tlmo ngo, nndcnusod tho
calling ot n strlko, which is now
tormlimtod by tho acceptance by both
sides or tho amended contract.
Personal Polton Factories.
Numbers of people who live in poor
health do so, writes i medical au
thority, by keeping n personal
poison factory on their bodily prem.
Isos. Thoy do not know It, perhaps,
but It Is there nil thd snmo. This poi
son factory Is usually situated In the
no6o, the teeth, tlio tonsils, or tho
illgosttvo cnuiil, Tho deutnl supply Is
kept up by 'neglected, curious teeth
nnd stumps, badly cared for pinto,
or (worst of all) pyorrhea. Soptle
tonsils nro another common cnuso of
"toxemia," as "it Is called. And there
are those who by persistent nosloct
of natural functions turn their bodies
luto so many ambulant cesspools.
Ik. W
7
grc-A r
- cut tobacco
a long fine-cut tobacco
LOGGING MACHINES
IMPRESS FORESTER
Ilrltfftli Conservator from African
Mahogany Itell on Writ Conxt,
Concludes Brief Visit Here.
After two days spent In tho vicin
ity of Bend, studylrfg logging aud
milling methods used In tho plno In
dustry or Central Oregon, II. J. San
koy, rarest conservator for the Brit
ish colonial office, In chargo of ma
hogany exploitation on tho west
const of Arrlca, lcftI)end Saturday
night for Portland. Mr. Snnkcy wns
particularly impressed with the In
gonlous mechanical devices in use, as
constructing sharply with tho moth
odn used In Africa, where all logging
Is dono at tho expenditure of n vast
amount ot human toll.
KITTENS LOOKOUT'S
ONLY COMPANIONS
-.
Woman Kmploed lly Kortf I'iism
I)rf Know DrlftH In Climb to
Top of Paulina Peak.
With two tiny kittens an her only
co(tnpantonB. Miss Virginia Barry, re
cently of Lowlston, Idaho, Is now
perched securely on the top of Paul
Inn peak, where sho will servo ns fife
lookout on tho Deschutes national
forest through tho summer season,
reported Assistant Supervisor W. O.
Harrlmau Monday on his return
from Newberry crater, where Miss
Barry was introduced to her new sta
tion. Snow Is Btllt doep on tho peak. Mr.
Harriman reports, nnd in tho climb
to tho summit dolours wero often
necessary to avoid deep drifts.
Catarrhal Dcafncwn Cannot lie Cured
by local applications as they ennnot
reach tho diseased portion of tho car.
Thoro Is only one way to euro
Catarrhal Deafness, and that Is by n
constitutional remedy. HALL'S
CATARRH MEDICINE acts through
tho Blood on tho Mucous Surfaces
of tho System. Catarrhal Deafness
is caused by an Inflamed condition
of tho mucouB lining ot tho Eustach
ian Tubo. When the tube Is In
flamed you hnvo a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when It is
ontlieiy closed, nearness is tno re
sult. Unless tho Inflamatlon can bo
roduccd arid this tubo restored to its
normal condition, hearing may bo
destroyed forever. Many cases of
deafness are caused by Catarrh,
which Is an inflamed conditioner tho
Mucous Surfaces.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
any caso of catarrhal Deafness that
cannot bb cured by HALL'S
CATARRH MEDICINE.
All Druggists 75c. Circulars tree.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
Notlco Is hereby given that Joseph
II. O'Neill has mado application to
tho County Court ot Deschutes Coun
ty Stato ot Oregon, for tho issuance
to him ot letters or administration
on tho estato or Hafvoy T. O'Noill,
presumed to be deceased on account
or not having been hbard from ror
mora than seven years, and that on
Saturday. August 7. 1920. at 2
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber
Company
Lumber, Lath, 'Shingles,
Building- Muter inl, Kiln
Dried Flooring nnd nil kinds of Finish
SASH AND DOORS
COMPLETE STOCK of SunuVd Sw. ,
BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO.
" Locul Sales Agent, MILLER LUMBER CO.'
TANLAC
0"tlock o. rn , nt tho court room In.
'Ilond,, in nnld county nnd stato, the;
nniu -court win nnr ovmenco con-i
corning too aiicgcu annenco or mn
prcsURHHl decedent and tho clrcum-J
NtnnnMinnu duration innrcor.
WitHt-ss my hand nnd tho seal ot
snld&ttfurt thi 23rd day ot Juno.i
wm,T .
ST" JH. HANER.
AilvW7f0c? County Clork
XOTK'B TO CltElHTOltH
In tho County Court of tho Stato
or Oregon, for Deschutes County.
1 In tho matter or the estato ot Sam
uel M. Macartney, deceased.
Notice Is Hereby glvon that tho
undersigned were, on tho 1st day of
June, 1020, duly appointed as execu
tors to administer tho estate of Sam
uel M. Macartney, deceased. All
persons having claims agalryit said
estato will present tho same, duly
verified, to tho undersigned, E. P.
Mnhaffey, at the Central Oregon
Bank, Bend,' Oro.
E. I. HAHAFKBY
FRED N. WALLACE.
Adr.-17-21c Executors.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OI-
ADMINISTKATOIt AND TO
PRESENT CLAIMS.
In tho county court, In nnd for
the county ot Deschutes, state oft
Oregon.
In the matter or tho estate or
Lawrence Knley Shepherd, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that tho
undersigned has been appointed an
administrator ot tho estate or Law
rence Kaley Shepherd, deceased, and
such administration covers not oniy
tho individual estato," but the pert
ncrshlp property held by said de
ceased and hrs father, C. F. Shep
herd;, Any person or party having a
clafm against the individual estate
of said deceased, or the said part
nership aforesaid, ore hereby re
quired to present the name, duly veri
fied and with proper vouchers, with
in six months from tbe date of the
first publication or this notice.
Such- claims must be presented to
this administrator personally, or at
his offlco in Klamath Falls, Oregon,
or to Brlggs & Brlggs, his attorneys.
atthelr office In Pioneer block, in
Ashland, Oregon.
Tho data or the first publication Is
Juno 17. 1920. nnd the time to pre
sent claims wilt expire December 17,
1020.
EARL T. SHEPHERfl,
Administrator.
Klamath Falls. Oregon. 16-20c
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice Is hereby given that tho un
dersigned has been by the County
Judge ot Deschutes County, State or
Oregon, appointed executrix or the
last will and testament or Charles E.
Street, deceased, and all persons
holding claims against deceased are
hereby notified to present tho same
with proper vouchers to the under
signed nt the offlco or Ross Farnham.
attorney nt law, in Bend, Oregon,
within six months after tho data of
thin notice.
Dated nnd published first time
June 10, 1020.
EMMA AMANDA STREET,
Executrix ot tho last will and testa
ment ot Charles E. Street, deceased.
15-lSc
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department ot tho Interior. U. S.
Land Offlco at Tho Dalles, Oregon,
May 26th. 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that Llllle
B. Brandenburgh, of Bend, Oregon,
who, on November 23rd, 1909, made
Desert Land Entry, No. 05605, for
SEU. Section 21, Township 1G
South. Range 12 East, Willamette
Meridian, has filed notlco of inten
tion to make final Desert proof by
purchase Act. March 4th, 1915, to
establish claim to tho land above
described, before II. C. Ellis, U. S.
Commissioner, at Bend, Oregon, on
tho 9th day of July, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Wllber X. Hunuell, Fred N. Van
Mater. Ed M. Swalloy, Charles
Stiinsbourgh. all of Bend, Oregon.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK.
14-1 8c Register.
NOTICE FOJi PUBLICATION.
Nut Coal Land.
Dopartment ot tho Intorlor. U. S.
Land Oirico at Lakovlow, Oregon,
May 23 1920,
Notlco is hereby given that Carl
C. Dick, ot Bend, Orogon. who, on
March 19, 1918, made Homestead
Application, No. 010G33, tor SE
SWU, SM, SBU. Sec. 22. SWU
SW4, Soctlon 23, Township 24S.,
Range 10 E., Willamette Meridian,
has tiled notlco ot intention to muke
Commutation Proof, to establish
claim to tho land abovo described,
before E. L. Clark, U. S. ComialB
sloner. ut La Pino, Oregon, on tho
FOR SALE DY
The Owl Pharmacy
SOLU AGENTS
10th day or July. 1920.
Claimant names a wltncsnon:
Kiiwaru a uiano, or iJonu Oregon,
uruoat k. dick, of
Bond, OrCKon.
John Knight, of Bond, Oregon,
Thomas Sly, or Bend, Oregon.
0 JAH. F. BURGESS,
15-lOc -Tlcglstor.
' SUMMONS. ,
In tho Circuit Court or tho Stnto
or Oregon for Dostmiilcn County.
.J'nul Mcrtschlng, plnlntlfr, vs, .J.
C. Hopkins nnd D. A. Hntflold, de
fendants. To J. C. Hopkins, tho aboVo namod
defendant: Greetings; -'
In tho namo of the Stato or Oro
gon: You are hereby required to nppoar
nnd answer the complaint filed In
the nbovo entitled suit ngnlnnt you
on or before tho 16th' day of July,
1920, and If you fall to so appear
nnd answer or othcrwlso plead, ror
want thereof the plaintiff will ap
ply to tho abovo named court for a
decree as prayed for In the complaint
filed herein, nanfoly; for a decreo
rorecloslng tho lien or tho plalntltf
mentioned thcroln, that the north
east quarter or tho southwest quar
ter or section 13, township 17 south,
range 14 east or Wlllamctto Meri
dian, In Deschutes county Stnto ot
uregon, be sold by the shorlff or this
county In tho manner prescribed by
law, nnd that tho proceeds ot such
sale bo applied to thd satisfaction or
tho costs or such tialo, tho costs- of
this suit, and tho remainder applied
to tho satisfaction or tho claims of
tho plaintiff, namely, the sum ef
one hundred eleven and 00100
dollars, with interest thereon at six
per cent per annum from September
11th, 1919, until paid, and tho fur
ther sum of fifty dollars attorney
tees, and that tho above named de
fendants, and each or thorn, and all
persons claiming by, through or un
der them or cither or them, bo for
ever barred and forcloscd or all
right, or equity or redemption in or
to said premises, excopt an provided
by statute, and for Buch other relief
ns to this court may seern equitable
In the premises.
This summons Is published pur
suant to an order made and entered
herein so to do by tho Judge of the
above named Court, on tho 2Sth
day ot May. 1920.
LAKE M. BECHTELL,
Attorney ror Plaintiff
Residence nnd post office address,
Prlnevllle, Oregon.
Published first time, June 3rd,
1920. 14-20Q
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department or the Interior. Not
coal land.
June 14, 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that John,
D. Cole, of Bend, Oregon, who, on
Juno 24, 1914, made homestead en
try No. 07744. for lets 3-4, S4.
NEU. Section 4, Township 22 S..
Range 10 E., Willamette Meridian,
has riled notice or intention to mako
final three-year proof, to establish
claim to tho land above described,
beforo II. C. Ellis, U. S. Commis
sioner, at Bond, Oregon, on the ICth
day or July, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Michael C. Donahue, John J, Blew.
John Devereau, Roy L. Winters, all
or Bond,Oregon.
jas. h. nunrjEss.
lC-20p Register.
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John Helfrich,
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pad; wattle right hind leg.
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adv.lOOa
ALWAYS A
CASH MARKET
At
k
Palace Market
.
Bend, Oregon
for
Eggs, ;
Butter,
Poultry
Beef,
Veal,
Pork
Sell your products
at home
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