1'AGH 8 HJDND HUIiLKTTN, DRND, ORIBOON, TIIUICflnAY.HKPTKMIIimiUI, 10O T Cobb Bags Bear But Camera Man Obtains No Film $ Irvln H. Gobi), nolotl wrltur, who Ih "quoHtliw for ciulul" iimuiiR tho Control Oregon niouulnlmi, ami ItieUlontnlly ! ftirnlHliliiK action for nuy qttnii- J- tlty of film for nuliHOituont movlu iiroiluctlon, bagged Ids , first hour Thursday, according i to ib phono iiihmhuko received h from the upper Vuinluvort rnncli Friday nfloriiooii liy Dr. W, J. J- 0. Vumluvort of this city. Tlio cull ciimo from Dr. Vondovort'u father, who Ih chaperoning thu party of hour sliiycm, Ah far iih movlu fuiiB nro or- . commit liowovor, Mr. Cobb's oxplolt Ih iiii utiwrlttuu clmptor, . for tlio CAinorn limn was tinnbhi to keep In Bight of olthor hunt- f oil or htintur. Two block boor woro Blurted by Mr. Vundovort'H dogs, nnil Mr. Cobb clionn tlio turgor of tbo two. Eventually iiutniiit wiih troud mid tlio , humorlHt, after losing dog nmi bonr, droppoil off to Muop, mid won wiikonoil by tlio bnylng of thu hound uunrby, A. Whin- mint wan dispatched for tlio cumora man. Mr. Cobb brought tho boar to oarth with nix hIioIh shortly nftor bin duparturo. That tho party tuny romaln out for hoiiio tluiu wan ludlcatod : liy tho fact that moro dogs luivo boon limit for, tho hounds takoii out at flrHt havliiK becoiuo worn out attor holding to tho rapid paco not by Mr. Cobb. Hoar aro uniiHiially plentiful, Mr. Vnndo- vert reports. ( . .mir.r.:iruttuiniit.tmmii!nmH!vira!miiiiiiimtinit; What's Doing in the Country. UnmusmmeimnstMBmuumimimmMUtMuimiitiim, STOCK BUYER VISITS CLOVBRDALE SECTION I CLOVBIIDALB. Hopt. 23. Mm. Christy otpects to lonvo today for Washington, whuro she will vIhII frlnndH. Mr. Cotnlui of Portland wait lit our vicinity taut wook, looking for cattlo. I.oron Ioug wan a callur on Mr llllloary Huiiday. I.orou Ih looking at tho Woodworth placo nod may rout It. Wayrvo CyriiH. who In nttnndlng lilgh Hchool In Ittiduioud. spent Sun day at IiIh homo hunt. Mtk. I.iiiul loft Tunsday for n woak's vIhII In Portland. Mr. and Mm. W, T. Harrlnon npoiit Monday ovoulng at tho And rtis homo. Mr. and Mrs. It. King woro busi ness callora at tho Thoman Arnold homo Monday ovonlug. J. II. Hudson and daughters inndo n trip to llouil .Sunday. NEWS NOTES FROM DESCHUTES FARMS DL'KCIMJTBS, Kopt. 23. Miss I.oona Matthowii Ih confluod to hor homo In I)oKChtitH with a cold. Tho N'ohiou chlldrou of Doschutos tiavo tho whooping cough. MrH. A. C. Ham and chlldrou of llond aro vlHltlug MrH. Delilng of Doschutos. Mrs. H. H. Wlniilnxlinin and Mrs Doblng mudo n business trip to llond Saturday. Tho JolitiHou chlldrou, who havo tho whooping cough, uro Improving Hlowly. Itoy Uainblln, who ban boon on tho Hick I liit, Ih Improving. Mr. Doblng and .1 union llonham nro holplng A. II. Muttliowu put up IiIh hay. Ituv. JobiiHon, who Iiiih boon In Portland, roliirnod to IiIh homo In J)oHchutoH Kalurduy. Mrn. It. U. ThurHton and Mrs. "Roy Hiimbllu mudo u IiuhIiiohh trip to llond Thurflduy. Mth. A. 0. Hum mid Mm. H, Dob lng woro vlsltora In llond Monday. Mrs. C. W. Nelson modo a busl noHH trip to llond Wednesday. It. W. Htanky win visiting Itoy Uainblln or Do.ichutoH ThiirHiluy. 1', II. OIIoh of Culvor wuh a vis itor at tho Doblng homo Monday. Ho Iiiih roturnod to Gray iiutto and will tuko bin guHOlluo wood saw to Hand. Mth. H. II. WlunliiRham of Dim chutoH vlHltod Mrs. Goorga Holtou of DoHOhutoH ThurHday. It. W. Htanky Ih holplng A. II. MntthowH with IiIh hay, A. II. MntthowH Ih cutting hay for JamoH Iloiibam, FOR BETTER EGG PRICES Produce Infertile oggM. Gather Iwko u iluy, Keoi In a cool plnce. Market twlco a week, L'rotoct eggH from nun on way to market, Food oyHtor uboll for Ntrongor egg flhollH. Do not Jimrkot eggu from stolen ncblH. Want to buy hay, uo Ilullctln clan, elfled ndH. JT1 r Iv V ti O 1 i3 Jr JLi Hi Wear to An except iottnl opportunity to buy your Full Line of Men's SuilH, Siioe.s, Working CIoIIigh aiui in fact every tiling in Mch'h We at a Great Saving. We allow no merchandise to grow old on our shelves. We are after a big business this Fall, so do not fail taice advantage oi this wonder! ul opportunity. SALE STARTS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 Mail Orders Promptly Filled and will receive first call. Your Railroad Fare Refunded one way on all purchases of $,'5 or over. EVERY MEN'S SUIT REDUCED Lot No. 1 -$35.00 values. Includes Men's suits in all wool browns, greys and popular mixtures, in single and double breasted, newest tOCl ff models. Special ..iUmJKJ Lot No. 2 $-15.00 values. This lot in cludes a high grade lot of Men's all wool, well tailored suits, newest pat terns and designs, in greens, greys, brown and fancy mix- (tqC (( lures. Special ,.,.PvU Lot No. 3 $55.00 and $(50.00 values. Including highly tailored, all wool blue serges, cheviots and hard finished worsteds. Newest pat- tM 2 lO terns and designs.,.. P'x-w.cFv "Monroe Clothes" not included, these being contract good. MEN'S TROUSERS Men's heavy corduroy pants in dark bronze color, extra well made, regu lar $0.75 value. 4 Special ...0,W $1.50 value Men's whipcord pants. These are the kind that wear. Extra 'ciT'.0: $3.95 Men's union made work pants, in dark stripe, extra good wear- 9 95 ing. Special ' Men's heavy cashmere pants. Dark grey stripe. One of the best values of our sale. M Qg Special wxsJ MACKINAWS AND OVERCOATS Men's all wool mackinaw coats, neatly made, in a fine assort- (1 ( ACi ment of colors. Special, v1 Men's blanket lined duck coats. Gut terman Bros. Summit brand. Very finest grade. Limited t! A AK number. Special .. J $10.00 value Boys' Oregon City all wool mackinaws. Extra Cjy AK Special I Phone Red 61 MEN'S OVERCOATS One lot of broken sizes Men's Over coats, up to $35 value, including dark colors and mixed pat- l!1 C QEi terns. Special P x BOYS' SUITS Lot No. 1- Includes newest models. All wool. Neatly made. A dandy for wear. Assorted colors, djl A QC All sizes. Special ..,. U.S'U Lot No. 2 Includes boys' fancy model. All wool suit. Just tho thing for school wear. Brown, green and many other nifty colors. t1 1 QlX Snecial v 1VJ Lot No. 3Bovs' steel fibre niks. The well known advertised line of famous double seat, knees and between knees. Chitmois pockets. Every suit guaran teed all wool. Extra t11 QCi patch, buttons. Special... Ayj MEN'S STAG SHIRTS Extra heavy, khaki color, double chest, back and sleeves. Union made. Guar anteed. Regular $15 (1 1 Cf value. Special v A l 'ou Men's stag shirts, made same as above, double back, chest and sleeves, in plaid color. Elvcsser-Heyneman union made. $13.50 value. Q Qd Special W.ZTV 10 per cent Reduction on All Trunks and Cases. SHOES! SHOES! Men's heavy work shoes. Kirkendall and Chippewa make. Wear guaran teed. Broken sizes. $7 f QC and $8 value. Special.......... '' Men's Hergmann loggers. Calked, double vamp. Outside counter. Hand made. $21 value. 1 Q Special v l U.O Men's mule hide shoes. Extra heavy grade. Well made. Wide tO QCt last. Special &&& Men's black English shoes... John C. Roberts and O'Donnell 7 QCJ makes. $11 values. Special.. m,JJ All Boys' Shoes Reduced BOYS' COVERALLS Khaki and blue. Heavy 1 AQ weight. Special 0 1 . $1.75 value Men's chambray work shirts. Union made, ligjit blue, dark blue and grey. Every shirt (I? Q C guaranteed. Special... P x J J MEN'S UNDERWEAR $1.50 value Men's heavy fleece lined shirts and drawers. All QR sizes. Special COC $3.50 value Men's heavy fleece lined union suits, standard make, sanitary fleece, closed crotch. All d0 A EL sizes. Special V&.'-kO $3.95 value wool mixed union suits. Good weight. Closed d?0 QC crotch. All sizes. Special.... v.itO $1.95 value black label union suits. Ex tra heavy weight, wool ribbed. Closed crotch. Perfect fitting. d?Q QC Snecial J0.ciJ UJ-1(4 I lt(!lllIIMIIIill!l i ll.tlli 75c value Men's wool sox. CiH Special ouc 15c Men's while hander ehiefs. Special 10c GLOVES 20c'value men's heavy Convos Gloves limit 3 pairs to a customer 1 r Special WC 95c value Men's leather work gloves. Just the thing for rough AQp wear. Special x7C 95c value mule hide lumber mitts. Ex tra good grade. AQn Special tC 50c value Men's cotton gloves. Extra heavy with leather palm. OQp Special, at $3.00 SWEATERS Men's sweater coats. V neck and with collar. In dark grey and t 1 yo maroon color. Special v A 7 OVERALLS AND JUMPERS Boss of the Road heavy khaki over alls, union made, suspender back, bib. Small sizes only. t 1 QC Special v l -70 $3.25 value Boss of the Road carpen ter's overalls. d?0 QC Special tyti.ViJ Men's union made jumpers, plain blue and stripe, an exceptional f? f QC buy. All sizes. Special.. 1.3 The Golden Rule Store 865 Wall Street Bend, Oregon m DISPOSE OF SLACKER FOWLS Hen, Too Old or Too Lazy to Pay Their Way Should Do Eaten, Canned or Gold. Tlio Hlnckorri nro Iumih too old or too lazy to pny their way, IIiomo iinIiik their ftnil for iniikliiK fnt nmi thorn' Unit litivn IIiiIhIiciI their year's pro iluitlon of t'KKH uml uro lit'Klitiilni; to molt. Thu iioiiltrytnnii cannot reiinoii. uhly o&pect to maintain n IiIkIi pro duction If ho Iiiih iniiny hlnN of (IiIh Htainp. Cull Ihein out lit once. They Hhoulil ho eaten, cnnnuil or hoIi). DON'T CHANGE FEEDING PLAN Various Methods May Do Successful as Conditions Are Different Make Study of Flock. If your inetlioil of fcoillnj,' kIvch (,'nod itsiiKh do not I'hitiiKo It Just ho nuiHi) you read of other method lined hy other poultry riilnorH. Vurlotin inelhoilM tuny ho MircehNful ; coudl tloiiH uro tio dllTerent that (hoy de mand dirrerent tnothnilH. A poultry rulHQr intiHt Ktudy tho coiulltlonn of IiIh own (lock, their HiirrouudliiKH, thu clliuate, etc. Horsepower, Tho nominal liorupov;r of nn on ;lno Ib dotorinliiud by an approximate fm inula of which that of thu National tiMomohllo chutnhur of coinmurcu u tno moat, common. According to thin tho horsepower Is cqunl to tho Hipjuro of thu diameter of thu cylinder tlinoa tho number of cylinders divided by two und ouu-hnlf. tXERCISE FOR LAYING HENS Good Way Is to Feed Oats, Wheat and Dnrley In Litter Change the Straw Frequently. Ono wny to funiWi pxitcInu for hiyliiK hetiH Ih to feed out, wheat and luirloy In litter. Tho lloor Ih covered with Htrnw (I Indie deep. In thin tho main feed Ih Hcattered. Tlio Htrnw Ih eliaiiKed frinpHiiitly iih It hecomew hollcd from ilroppltik'H. Somu of tho poultry iIIkoum'h uro wpivad throtlKh ilropphiKH. Woman a Pioneer Qeographer. MIhh II. I'ullen-Ilurry im tho llmt Koojrrnphcr to vlnlt foiho of tho un known partH of tho IllMinarck urchl-pelQRO. Sell your poultry throiiKli Iliillotih chiKNlfleil iuIh. (Aith rou I1IDS llldii will ho rocnlvoil by tlio County Court of DencluitoH County on or hoforo 2 p. in. Friday, Octohor in, for tho following luinbor do Jlvorod nt tho county warohotiHO in Ilund. Tho rlKht hi roHurvud to re ject uuy and all bldu, 734 pch. 4x12x10 40,010 22 pcH. 4x12x18 l.f.SI 0 pea. 4x 0x18 210 2 pes. 2X (1x18 110 4 pch. 2X 1x1 S 48 2 pcfl, 4x 4x10 4ti 10 pea. 4x10x10.'. 8G1 20 pea. 4x 0x10 040 20 pea. 2x 0x10 320 20 pea. 2x 4x10 214 10 pen, 4x 4x10 , 4 0B Total . r.0,390 county couivr. 29-33c DoacluttoB County. CAI.h VOn VAItlLNTS I will pny nchool illHtrlct No, 0 warrnntH Noh. 40. 44, 46, 40, 47, 48, HO, 51 on Oct. C. WurruntH named coasu to draw liilureHt after thlH (Into, C. N. HOIIHN80N, 30c Clorlc School l)lt. No, 0. .NOTIOi: OF HIIKIHI'K'H HALK Ily vlrtuo of nn oxueutlou mid an order of milo duly IhhuuiI out of thu Circuit Court of thu Stato of OroRon, for DohcIiuIoh County, on thu 22nd day of Sontoinhor, 1020, to mo directed In n curtain milt in Kiild court, whoroln l'aul MortHch liiK. iih plaintiff, recovered JiiiIk luont iiKaltiHt J. C. IIopldiiH and 0. A. Ilatflold, nrdorliiK and docroeltiK that tho northouHt uartor of tho HouthwoHt iiiurtor of Section 13, in Towimhlp 17. Houtli of HaiiKO 14 uaHt of Wlllauiottu Meridian, in DoAchutoH County, Oregon, ho nold hy tho Hhorlff of tiald county and tit at o In tho manner proHcrlhed hy law, ntul (lint tho proceodH of Hitch wilo ho applied to thu tmtlHfnctlnu of tho cohIh of thlu mift, und tho remainder (o tho HiitlHfuutloii of tho olaliiiH of tho plaintiff heroin, name ly, tho hiiiii of ono hundred eleven und ninety oue-liuiidrodtliH dollaiH, with Intorest thereon ut tho rate of ulx per cunt per annum from tho 11th day of Septomhor, 1011), and tho further mini of fifty dollum at (oruoy'H fooH, and tho further mini of' twonty.flvo dollarfl, tho coutfl und dlBbuiHumontH of thlH unit, and that thu nhoyo named defondantH, and each of thoin, and all porHona clalmliiK by, throiiKli or under thorn, or either of them, ho forever barred and foroolnHod of nil right or onulty of redemption In or tn mild promluos, oxcopt, nB provided by stututo. Thuroforo, uotlco in horoby given that I will, on Saturday, tho 23rd day of October, 1U20, at tho hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon of Hiild day, noil at public ualo to tho hlgheHt bidder for catdi tho above doHcrlbed promlsoH, tn mitlnfy Kiild JuilKiiient of plaintiff, Including nt tornuy'H feoH, cohIh und dlHburso mimtH of mile, Bald Halo to ho hold at tho Houtli dpor of thu courthouse In llond, DoschutOH County, Oro Kon. Dated thlu 22nd day of Soptom bnr, 1020. 30-34o S. K. KOIlKItTS, Sheriff of Douchutea County, Oregon, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS NOTlCi: I-'OU I'UIIMCATIO.V (Not Coul liiiud.) . Dopnrtmotit of tl.o Interior, U. S. Land Offlco at Lakovluw, Orogon, Sept. 0, 1020. Notlco is horoby given that IIiiiih Zluimormnn, of CreHcont. Orogoii, who, on Novomhor IH, 1013, mudo IIotuoHtead ICutry No. 07010, for SK U. Lot 1 (10 ncroH); SW NUU, I-ot I (5 ncroH); W SHU NBU, NHH SUM NRU, NW 8WM 81314 NBU. SWtf NEW, 8WW NWU. Soc. 1. T. 24 s., n. o h.: aw4 lot n ( 11.70 ncro'a); SVd NWW Lot 5 (5.85 acroH); NWU Lot 0 (12 acros): NH BWH Lot 0 (0 ncroH), 8oo. 0, T. 24 8.. It. 7 B Will. Sloridiun, him filed uotlco of Intention to niako final three-year proof, to oHtablluh claim to tlio land above doacrlhod, before B. L, Clarlc, U. S. CoiuiulHslouur, nt Laplno, Oregon, on tho 29th day of Octohor, 1020. Claimant panics an witnesses: , J. L, llluco, of Portland, Oregon; II. A. Cale, of Laplno, Oregon i Joo Hock, of llond, Orogon; Bd. Sentry ami Wj II, Ilroclc, both of Croacont, Orogon. JAMBS F. I1UUGBSS, 20-330 Register, von S.T,K. 1-Olt SA1J-: Team of 2-yenr-old mules, weight 2400 pounds; threo holfors and one steer. L. O Heed, llond. Oregon. Ilox 145, l-2S-32p WANTKD. WANTBD Pasture for 12 hood of stock. T. Going, Horn!, Oregon. ' G3-27-30p ANO.NB, looking for holp, Inqulro of MIbs Morkol of tho llond Com- morclal club, ut tho city rest room. 31-17tfcf ANYONE, looklinr for iitiii.........7T on forms, sco Miss Markol of tho llond Commorclol club, nt thu city rest rooms, 32.i7ife TO T11AD1J TO ritADB for ronl ostnto, now Bs box touring car, fully equipped, Cen tnUOrogon Honlty Co. 1-30-3 lo STHAYBI) CAME to my placo. ono block stoor, brunded doqblo II, connoctod, on right hip, two dowlops, both ears cropped. Owner call for samo and pay charges, il ljiSmood. 44-29-30c STUAYBD Oim gruy moro, brandod "F" on right stiflo, wolght about 1000 pounds, shod nil mound; also hoy yearling colt with four wliito foot, Vludor notify F. J. StolnliiiBor, 132 Qrooloy avo, ll-27.20p .i