f
nmm bulletin, ukni, oiikoon thuiwday, auouht n, 1020.
rAon 7.
C. 0. 1. SEHLERS
DEMAND
DEEDS
HUITH IIIIOUUMT IIY IltltlOATION
COMPANY TO FORFEIT UIUIITN
FOR LACK OF PAYMENT, RE
HlttTEl) IN COURT.
For tliu first (lino In tliu history
or tlm Contra) Oregon IrrlKiitlou
project, iih fur lit known. Hottlurn
nro making n determined fight to
pruvont forfulturo of water rights nnil
contract!) for noii-puymont of fees to
tliu company. Tlio contest Is being
ntiiilo In n nurloH of hiiIIn being luiunl
hero thlH week by Circuit Judgo T.
H, J. Duffy, In which (J. V. llocch,
0. W. Iloech and 0. 0. Cnrdwell nro
defendants.
Tho defense In based on tho con
munition that tho company linn failed
to llvu up to llr contracts by not re
clalinliiK tho land. Rucaimo of thl,
It In argued, part nf tho vnrlffiis
IractH In (mention hnvn not been pnt
ontcd, and tho coiupuuy in unahlu to
furnlnh deeds. Thu dofendunU
maintain that tho company han no
right to forfeit their contracts until
It him lived up to tho terms of It
own.
In tho llouch suits, W. If. Wilson,
of tho Dalles, who appear for all
tho defendants, wits assisted by Do
Armoud & Ersklno of ilend an coun
sel. Jomo Stearns represents the
plaintiff.
COOK STOVE HEATS
WALL TO IGNITION
FJro. started on Friday nt the
homo of lieury llurtou on Florida
nvniiuo, when tho papered wall wan
Ignited by tho heat of tho cook
stovo. Tho volunteer flro dopurl
inont responded promptly and tho
dnmnKO was limited to ICO.
END COMES AFTER
A BRIEF ILLNESS
Mrs. Mary A. Jones, aged 8G, died
Wednesday evening nt tho homo of
her daughter, Mrs. C Wilson, after
a brief Illness, Hho had been a real
lent or Ilend for tho last year and n
half. She Is survived by suven chll
dron, Mrs. C. Wilson and Mrs. J.
Vaughn of llond, Mrs. Ooorgo
Ilrooks, Mrs. A, Hopkins, Joseph
Joncn and Melvln Jones of Bedim,
Knn., nnd Thomas Joncn or Spokane
3m
Central Oregon Garage
REDAIOND, OREQON
Exclusive Agents for Northwest Auto Co. for j
Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson Counties j
Selling
Marmon-Cole, Reo and Dort
Cars Bethlehem, Indiana and
Duplex Trucks
Business and Professional Cards
R. S. HAMILTON
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Rooms 13-10 First National
Hunk IlldK. Tol. 61 1
(Dr. Cm'i Forrotr Offlct.)
II. II. DcArmond Chat. W. Ereklns
DeArmond & Erskine
Ii A W Y K It H
O'Kono IJulldlng, Dend, Orogon
II. 0. JflLLIB
, Attornejr-at-Law
United State Conunlssloner
First National Bank Building
DEND, OREGON
DR. A. LESING
PHYSICIAN AND 8URQEON
Uotul Press Uldg,
BHND, 0RE00N
Phonoa: Olflco Rod 41; Ilea. 123
Read the Bulletin
Classified Ads
MANY HEAR OF
TEACHER NEED
KIOIIT APPLICATIONS RECEIVED
IN TWO DAYS, FOLLOWINO
PUBLICATION OK HTOItV HE
OARIUNU HIIORTAUH.
No less thali eight application for
touching positions In tho Bond
schools luivo' boon received In tho
hint few dayit from various parts of
tho state by J. Alton Thompson, clerk
of tho district Kchool board. At
loant one-luilf of tho nppllcantn nro
normal iichool Krndualos and tholr
experience In touching ranges from
ono to nlno years, Mr. Thompson
snys. All aro women and ono nnkn
a position an high nchool principal.
All lottvm of application mention
tho shortugn of teachers In thin sec
tlon and Mr. Thompnon believes the
sudden Interest to bo duo to publi
cation In a Portland Holiday paper
of a nuwn Htory foatiirlm; tho need 'it
tho 'or.nl schools for Instructor.
DANIELS UNWILLING
TO RETURN TO BEND
Man ArrrMed In Han In .Miirln, Oil.,
Change .Mlml nml Will Fight Kx
tradition Would Kettle Cam'.
C. A. Daniels, t wanted hero on a
charge or larceny by bnllco, who,
when arrested In Santa Maria, Col.,
Inst week, expressed his wlllliiRnesn
to wnlvo extradition, In now flKhtliiR
a transfer Into Oregon. accordliiK to
word received hero by Deputy' Sher-
irr AuKtisl Anderson from Hherlff S.
n. Uoberts, who In now In Bantu
Maria.
While flRhtltiK extradition, Daniels
Is nttemptliiR to seltlo tho caso by
payment or tho amounts ho IsallcRed
to have appropriated.
HIGHWAY SURFACING
TO BEGIN SHORTLY
T ...-. ra ilm (nvllni. nt ltlra
racing work on Thu Dalles-Cnlirornla
niguwny irom iiunu iu uio jvuitbuu
county lino, II. F. Wlcknor or thn
firm of Wlcknor, Sharp & Chlndahl,
which secured tho graveling contract,
wan In Dend Thursday und will cm
tabllsh headquarters hero, ho says.
HO
Phone DUck 1191
IiKB A. TIIOMAfl, A. A. 1A.
Architect
S. O'Kano Dutldlng
BEND ... ORBQON
0. P. NiaWONOBR, Bond, Ore.
UNDERTAKER
Llceused KmbsJmer, FuiersJ
Director.
Phone Rod 421, Lady Awt.
DR. R. D. 8T0WELL
Nnprnpntlilo I'hyslcUa
Ovor Logan Furniture Co,
Wall 8troot Hours 8 to
Phone Hod 4H9
DR. TURNER
13YB SPECIAUST
Pormanontly Located In Bond
with Now Equipment
Prlvnto ortlco In Thoraon'a
Jowolry Storo
Dr. Tumor will bo In PrInoA
vlllo ovory flrat oud third Fri
day; In Madras ovory aocond
and fourth Friday, and In Red
mond ovory first and third
Thursday of each month.
"Nothing Like It
says the Good Judge
A little of this real to
bacco gives a man more
Malefaction than he ever
ftot from the old
kind.
The full, rich, real to
bacco taste lasts so long,
j'ou don't need a fresh
chew nearly as often.
That's why It costs you
less.
Any man who uses tho
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put up in two styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut
W-B CUT Is
First Habeas Corpus Proceedings
In County End With Court's Order
To Release Man Wanted In Idaho
Tho first linboos corpu pro
coodlnRfl over stnrtod In Des
chutes county, woro commenced
horn Thursday, when Coronor C.
1. NIsworiKor served u domnnd
on ActltiK Hliorlfr August A. An
durson ror tho roloaso or C. L.
I'otormun, or Twin Fulls, Idnho,
arrested hero on toloRmphlc In
structions from that city In
which n charco or omhczzlontont
wus mndo. Tho enso as far as
local authorities aro concerned,
ciiiuo to n closo Friday, arternoon,
whon Circuit JhcIko T. E. J. Duffy
Kruntod tho application and or
dered tho relouBO of tho prisoner.
Tho caso wan outlined In court
on Frlduy, II. II. Do Armond
appearing ror tho prisoner, pro
ducing Potcnnan and his wlfo to
testlty In regard to tho purchaso
or an auto truck, falluro to mako
BOY SCOUT CAMP TO
START ON AUGUST 23
Outing nt Elk IjiUo Will End With
Coming ot Kchool Junior Sjund
For Hojh Under 12 Planne!.
Tho long-planned Hoy Scout sum
mer camp at Elk lako has been doll
nltoly rixcd for from August 23 to
tho beginning of school. This Is ap
proximately ono month lator than
originally planned. Moro than ono
hair or tho Boy Scouts aro employed
at tho mills and about town and If
the camp wore established at tho
present time, theso boys would bo
controntod with tho dilemma of cith
er missing tho encampmont or ot In
conveniencing their omployors by ab
senting thomsolves In tho middle of
tho working season.
Undor tho now plan theso boya can
resign tholr employment 5, 10 or 16
days boforo school, go Into camp,
and return, fresh nnd enthusiastic,
for school. All boys ovor 12 yoars
old will bo udmlttrtl to tho camp by
making application to Scout Master
Purdy boforo August 20, nnd if there
Is sutriclont domnnd n Junior squad
will bo organized, admitting boys
from 9 to 12. A fco or 5 will bo
chnrged each boy, It bolng expected
that tho balanco of tho oxponao will
bo provided by citizens Intorcstod In
tho development ot tho Scout movo
m out.
TRUCK FARM NEAR .
DESCHUTES PAYS
Thrco acres of garden truck on
tho ranch owned by Ernest Franks,
nonr Deschutes, la worth nt loast
13,000 Mr. Franks declares. Ho was
In Bend Saturday with his first load
of vogotabloa for tho spring.
Thoso who hnvo tho Idea that
com will not thrive in Doschutos
county would quickly loso this no
tion it thoy visited Mr. Frank's
rami. In ono hill or. corn, no loss
than 17 largo, woll formed oars
woro counted.
Ills crop Is tho best In four years,
Mr. Franks says.
9100 Hownrtl, 9100.
Catarrh la a local dlseaso, greatly
Influenced by constitutional condi
tions. It thorotoro requires consti
tutional treatment. HALL'S CA-
TAHIUI MEDICINE Is tnkon Inter
nally and actB through tho blood on
tho mucous surfacoa of tho systom,
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE de
stroys tho foundation ot tho dtsoaso,
gives tho putlont strongth by Improv
ing tho general hoalth nml assists
naturo in doing its work; $100 for
any caso ot catarrh that HALL'S CA
TARRH MEDICINE falls to euro.
Druggists, 75c. Testimonials iroo.
F. J. Chonoy & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Adv.
99
tjffiirX
tobacco
a long fine-cut tobacco
monthly payments on which Is
tho basis or tho Idaho complaint.
Both declared that they had made
arrangements with tho seller
according to which they wcro to
ho allowed to leave Idaho during
tho Hummer, with their truck.
In delivering his opinion, Judgo
Dutfy laid stress on tho fact that
Instructions from Idaho wcro not
in tho form or a warrant, woro
signed by tho shorirr at Twin
Falls, and that thcro was nothing
to show that n telegraphic war
rant had been authorized by the
court In Idaho. Ho noted further
that tho contract for tho pur
chaso or tho truck bad been en
tered Into by Mrs. Peterman
rathor than by tho husband. Be
cause or these reasons, ho held
that rurther detention or the
prisoner would not bo justified.
GEOLOGIST SEEKS
SPECIMENS HERE
Professor Peck of Willamette Uni
versity Make Study of
Central Oregon.
Professor Morton E. Peck, bead
or tho biology department or Wll
Inmctto university, passed through
Bond Friday on n trip or Investiga
tion. Ho Is seeking to add to his
collodion ot geological specimens,
which Is already ono of tho most
complote In tho state. Professor
Pock will spend a few days In and
around Bond, alter which ho will
cross McKenzIo pass on his return
to Salem.
MILL FOREMAN HIT
BY SPEEDING FORD
Frank Sheffield, Shovlln-Hlxon
mill forman, was struck by a tast
moving Ford nt tho corner or Wall
street and Franklin nvcnuo Satur
day afternoon nt 4 o'clock. Sher
riold roporta that tho car was travel
ing about forty miles per hour, and
that ho was knocked about twenty
feet. Ho was badly bruised about
tho logs. Thrco men woro occp
pants ot tho car, which stopped a
moment, long enough for witnesses
to tnko tho llcenso number, and then
whon tho driver saw Sheffield get to
his feot ho drovo on.
OKLAHOMA MAN TO
TRY FARMING HERE
Crawford Stormant, n recent ar
rival from Oklahoma, has purchased
100 acres of Irrigated land and 300
ncrcs of pasture land adjoining, in
tho Tumnlo section, from C C. Mor
gan, tho consideration being $0,000.
Tho deal was handled by Henkle &
Haluos.
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber
Company
Lumber, Lnth, Shingles,
Building Material, Kiln
Dried Flooring and all kinds of Finish
SASH AND DOORS
COMPLETE STOCK ol Stndd Sii,
BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO.
Local Sales Agent, MILLER LUMBER CO.
v k n a p V0R SALE DY
I A IN LAI, The Owl Pharmacy
PETERMAN WRITES
POETRY IN JAIL
Twin Falls Man Held For Estrn
dltlon, Is Former News
paper Mnn.
"Stono walls do not a prison make,
Nor Iron bar a cage."
More than ono mnn has found
consolation In tho above truth. Tho
ability to mako tbo best of the
worst situation Is a mark of genius.
John Bunyan is an historic cxamplo
nnd O. Henry a modern one of what
can como out of a prison. But
when poetry of ret! merit finds Jt
sourco In our own county Jail, the
lesson comes nearer home.
C. L. Potcrman, hold by tho Des
chutes county authorities on a war
rant from Twin Falls, Idaho, is a
former Scattlo newspaper man and
magazlno writer, his wlfo told Tho
Bulletin reporter. He was forced
to cjult Indoor work and to change
his occupation on account of poor
health. Jails aro dank and drear
and dark, and wholly unattractlvo
places, but Saturday, finding time
heavy on his hands, Peterman called
for writing material and dashed ofr
the following little gem, which
shows both' literary taste and
philosophic Insight.
Tho flowers will a brightly bloom
And Just as lightly shed perfume
When I have passed away;
When I havo passed away.
The birds will Just as sweetly sing
Their glad orchestral ofrcrlng
To springtimo's mad array.
And as I sleep 'neath the warm sod
Where lilies kits the wind and nod
To skies above,
While overhead stars gleam and
gleam,
In death's embrace I'll dream and
dream
Or love. r
The sun will shine as warm and
bright.
Tho rain will rail as sort and light
When I have passed away,
When 1 have passed away.
Why, thcro will be tond lovers still,
Hearts quickening to the same
sweet thrill
That quickens mine today.
And if, perchance, Bometimo rr
may
Fond lovers stroll where my d
clay
Lies 'neath tho sward,
In accents that will ring and r
My soul will rise and sing and g
In glad accord.
C. L. PETERMAN.
(In Jail) Bend, Ore., July 31, 1920.
THEFT OF LIQUOR
BRINGS $100 FINE
PRINEVILLE, July 30. Found
guilty of taking 15 gullons ot liquor
from a Bulck car left ln n local gar
ago by Oscar Houston, now Jailed in
Klamath Falls on n charge of auto
stealing, Oeorgo B. Taylor of Bend
was fined $100 In Justice court hero.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE.
Cull For RoKlstovd County Road
Fund Warrants.
Notlco Is hereby given that all
warrants registered and drawn on tho
road fund from number 1095 to
1194 bath inclusive, nro called lor
payment on July 22, 1920, and aro
payablo at tho County Treasurer's
ootrico, Bend, Oregon.
Interest stops on aud after above
date.
CLYDE M, McKAY,
12c Treasurer Deschutes County.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Not Coal Lund.)
Department of tho Interior, U. S.
Land OHIco at Lakovlow, Oregon,
July 12 1920,
Notlco is hereby given that Cora
Loland or Lnplno, Oregon, who, on
July 2C. 1917. mnda Homestead En-
OLB AOKNTH
try No. 010383, for'SWU NWtf.
NWU 8WU, EVi 8WJ4, Section 2,
Township 23, South Rnngo 9 Enst,,
Willamette Meridian, Tins filed notlco
of intention to mnko final throe-year
proof, to establish claim to tho land
nbovo described, beforo E. L. Clark,
U. S. Commissioner, nt Ln Pino, Ore
gon, on the 21 nt dny or August, 1920.
Claimant names an witnesses:
Knto Zlcrair, It. E. KAton, B. C,
Scott, Maudo Eaton, all ot Lnplno,
Oregon.
JAS. F. RimOESS,
21-2CC Register.
NOTICT! FOP. PUIi LIGATION
(Not Coal Land.)
Department ot tho Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Lakcvlow, Oregon,
July 12, 1920.
Notlco Is hereby given that Her
man A. Rose, ot Laplne, Oregon,
who, on April 28, 19JL0, mndo Home
stead Entry No. 09227, lor'Wtt NH
U, Section ID; Vy'A SEV4. Section
10, Township 23 South, Rnngo D
East, Wllllamette Meridian, has tiled
notice of intention to innke flml
three-year proof, to establish claim
to'tho land abovo described, before E.
L. Clark, U. S. Comm'Mlonor, nt
Lnplno, Oregon, on tho 20th day ot
August, 1920.
Claimant names an witnesses: R
E. Eaton, Fred Mahn, II. A. Rose,
W. O. Fordham, all ot Laplne, Ore-i
goii.
JAS. F. BURGESS,
21-2Ec Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
Land Office at Thu Dalles, Oregon,
July 9th, 1920.
Notlco Is hereby given that Philip
C. Burt ot Bend, Oregon, who, on
Sept. 2-itlr, 1917, mado Homestead
Entry No. 019305, lor lots C, 7, SB
U SW4. Section 6; NEi NWU,
Sec. 7, Township 18 south, Rango
13 cast, Willamette Meridian, han
riled notlco of Intention to mako
final threo year proof to establish
claim to tho land abovo described,
beforo H. C. Ellis, U. S. Commission
er, at Bend, Oregon, on tho 24th day;
of August, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:'
Mike Tragosavac, Dan Mlrlch, Oliver
B. Caldwell, John Bradetlch, all oC
Bend, Oregon.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK,
20-24p Register.
SUM3IONS
A. J. Harter, plaintiff, vs. Fanny,
E. Ramsay Flamant, Bell West and
Thomas West, her husband; Helen
West and Melvin West, her husband;
Iceal Ramsay Godfrey aud John God
frey, her husband; Margaret Ramsay,
Beebo and George Bccbe, her hus
band; Walter Ramsay; Bcrnico Blss
and Abner Blss, her husband; Hazel
Ramsay; W. D. Barnes,, as adminis
trator of tho estate of Alfred F. Ram
say, deceased (sometimes known as
A. F. Ramsay); tho unknown heirs
of deceased, and also all other per
sons or parties unknown claiming
any right, title, estate, lien or Inter
est In the real estate described In tho
complaint herein, defendants.
To Fanny E. Ramsay Flamant:
Bell West and Thomas West, her
husband; Bcrnlce Blss and Abner
Blss, her husband, and the unknown
heirs of above named Alfred F. Ram
say, deceased, and also all other per
sons or parties unknown claiming
any right, title, estate, lien or Inter
est In the real estato described ln thq
complaint herein, defendants:
In the name of the Slate ot Ore
gon, you aro hereby required to ap
pear and answer tho complaint tiled
against you in the above entitled
case and cause on or beforo the 19tli
day ot August, 1920, which la moro
than six weeks utter tho 8th day of,
July, 1920, the dato of tho first pub-i
llcation ot this summons, 'and. it. you
fall so to appear and answer for
want thereof, the plaintiff will ap
ply to tho court for tho relief prayed
for in the complaint, to-wlt: For
a decreo and Judgment ngalmU tho
defendants, und each aud all ot them,
for the sum of $500.00, with Interest
thereon from February 1, 1913, nt
the rato of seven per cent per an
num; for tho further sum ot $100.00
attorney's fees, and tho further sum
ot $130.00 for taxes paid aud tor
costs and disbursements ot this suit,
and for a further decree foreclosing
said mortgage described in plaintiff's
complaint and tho sale ot tho proper
ty therein described aa tho northwest
quarter ot the southeast quarter ot
Section 24, Township 16 south, rango
11 east, ot tho Willamette meridian,
und that tho defendants-be forever
barred from setting up any right,
title, interest or lien in and to said
real property, and for Hueh other and
turthor relief ob to tho court may
nppoar Just and equitable
Service ot this summons Ih inndo
upon you by publication thereof In
Tho Bond Bulletin for six consocu
tlvo weokB under and by vlrtin of an
order mado and entered on tho 7th
day of July, 1920, by tho Hon. T. E.
J. Dutfy, Judgo of tho above entitled
court.
Tho dato ot tho first publication ot
this summons Is tho 8th day of July,
1920, nnd tho dato of tho last publi
cation thoroot la the 12th day of Au
gust, 1920.
E. O, STADTER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First National Bank Building, Bond,
Oregon. 10-24a
Brand Directory
H""G Brand
John Helfrich,
8-4p Brothers, Ore.
A
Right side; right oar crop
ped; wattle right hind leg,
B. L. TONE, SWr, Ore.
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