The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, January 13, 1921, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text..u.j....... BEND COUNd ! TO LOOK INTO RESCUE WORK Minn ttitu U mtuMnit ' Wiofi n faith, wfl ntu all ttHtrtinmifr nft'f finf ffifl tiinhHf 6t OMlftXiifiltlii If, Th nrttii ft (n't In (tin rum u1 n robber W hUti 'ow i"n oMlgnfl'n ( ifm RlfllidWoY loliiiiiriiiMll, Wlf mii deaf wild dirt ftlMl, Mlt It Is fflfn (fin( sorlfll to Inn prnrni In forget thn girl, Hlil iiiiinI r,n lliriiiiKli llfo wild a rrlmn IiiMeiril on lief fir wfifefi tint In not !I HOT K(T V ) VIS ON Wof,, f M'l'f.'t; f.'U'i'c I " ' ""'tonilon nr society 1" Jill IJI w.hJ I J TANLAC The Owl Pharmacy "ACTION IS i.Mnvor Ami t'oiiritll I'liwlllltiu To Coiilliiiir Ofllro I'urmrrlr Held lly Mr. Hlockwvll I'iiIII Mrr InfiiriiiMlliiii In (JnIiimI Until A Inoro thorough understand- Ihk limy lo had of (tin work done In Mho hint night months of 1020 by IliO UVomnn'a protuctlvo division, headed Muring (lint llino ly Mm. K. V. Stock- -Well, Mayor H. II, (lllmin und a tun fjorlty of thn new city council nro tin willing to tititliorlKi tlm cunt Iminncu of Hid officii, To gain ii nioru com fptuto kmiwlodxn of Ilia subject, mi lliTftlrott(iii will bo conducted by tlio entlrn council, It wan ilecldi'it at Krl day's McelliiK of Hi" city ihIiiiIiiIh 'trillion. Tliu motion providing for tliU nctlon wan inndv by Councilman ill. I!. (Jllbort., lixnl the wo n mil, In mi expcrlcnco of 11 years, I Intra Montr semi n pin 1 1 IM'-FKIUlKI) w',,cl1 l"'""'' '" ""lr'Ml "ia promnni tin wmi an inn protective ill' vision liim In Dniiil, Tim nmotint pro-' vldod In llio budget for health ninl public moriiU In only 2C00. Even Hi In inl;lit lm reduced com) what, hut In fairness to the health, inonilii ami reputation of tlio city, wn cannot nf fori) to Jruro It out completely," I'mmi nlliin I'lirorftl. District Attorney A- J- Mooro wn called on by tlio mnyor for nfi e;tpres- ntoit df opinion, mid declared tlint ho should hnvo favored morn publicity than linn boon given. Thn iirotoctlvu dlrlMon, ho l"i Id, nlimild tinru iilticod tlio Inforiiiiitlon It Imd Knlncd at hli) ilUpoinil, In order Hint tlio innn ro N-ionilhlo In thrno tnsut in In lit b pronoCutod. N, II. tillburt. bead of tho pollco coiiimlttco, until Hint hp hnllrvod tlio solution of tho iuHtlon bad boon rioiiRlit from tho wroni; end, mid that hotter ruxulta could ho iittiilucd If tlm cntino- Hi mn, rixiniill)lc woro KxpromilnK liliiimilf an dUnnlliiflod ,,,. w'hiJi.v t, nif..,' r'i,.n,ivi..i fjjllli tho rraulU Meiirad by tbo worn- ,, , polc(J nm, ,urn B,iua, ..Rv l.imy," and tfitit Jazzmniilc ut public dnnct'K bo I'llmlnStnd.' ' In tbo lnt roconimondntloif ho wa,l backed by Councilman' linker. "I Jiayu. becu jratliec flinipjciLlP. Jlta proi-ram nil It In," Mr. linker added. I would llko to know Mr. 'Block- th' protectlro dlKlplini., ami declnr- illiR (hut too much moituy bun hcon iiont In thto depurtiniint of tbo city' fwork, Mnyor (lll-on laird that ho did not enrn to ro-crnntn, nvon tom jpornrllK IliVoffrco'fonnorly licild' by f&Im. Rlockwnll an bead .of tbo prolecllTo'dlvUoiu : Tho mnyor' m jdo wi nm, ,0 knuw ,noro oi. ' t 10 -nown bin ?tni.d (ii rep Ir ton re- B,ju'nt(on j.. nM prCB0Ilt Suoif byfiov. J, KdKiir Vurdy,, rep (idftj , p " - " TcnonlliiK n InrRn number of Intnrcut pt taxpnyum, Hint tho council Inventl 7ntaJlio work of tlio protective dhl jilorrnnd thai.' durlnc tho lnTcitlea Hon, theno Rcrvlceti to tbo commun ity bo continued undor tho dlrocilon of tho health committee, A'ioltttiiitinl Motion IriM Tho MUKRntlon wan upheld by I)r J C. Vmidorurt, City AtUirney C. S. (Illbrrt Ak JIO.D.ij- Trliil. Councilman Allen pointed out that, whllo MrtjtockwointitfUrrotftclBlty ondeiivorlnK to carrrBn tho wbrlc of tbo (IIvIbIoii, nho In bolnit norlouily hiimpercd by tbo fact that nho In now vented with no recognized authority. councilman uiibcrl declared tlmt It wai npparont that little confidence la buInK placed In tbo council's nbll llnmon itnd Counellmnn I-ou U. Vox Itr to copo with tlio nltuntlon nnd not nim on ino mnyorn refimni, cotmcll- reiulti. "Wo would Ilka a 30-day man n. t.. Alien moron umi me (trial of our own plan." bo snld. Ills bonllh coiiimlltvo lm AutliorUod to motion ihnl tlia efitlro council In contlnun tho work of thn dlrUlon for rentlRnto condition!, and that no ac- 30 ilnyn. under Mrn. Htockwell, dur-1 Hon bo token until this luroitlsntlon . Iiir whlcli tlmo tho commlttco could liivcutlKnto tiio etfoctlvanein of tho ilupartment, for thn purpoio of aub mlttlnR n report to tho council. Conn clltnnn Kox neconded Mr. Allen's mo tion. Ii completed, carried tinanlmounlv. U'nrrunt IM.t llltf. Councilman Fox reported that tho clty'n warrant Indobtcdncii totals C0,000, and City Attorney Uenton atated that n Inruo part of thin Is duo Councilman linker took thin an an to tbo non-collection of Improvement attempt to overrldo tho mayor'n docl- llona. .Mr. Kox also meutloucd tbo nloti. but tho maker of tho motion lllvorsldo boulevard Imnrovomoiu or- assured him that Mrs. Htockwoll had dlnanco, read for tbo first tlmo nt tho boen employed by tbo old council nhd last mpotlnK of tho old council, but hnd not lon appolntwj by tho mayor, no action was takon, Counellmnn In- bolloro that It Is tho Intention hies doclarliiK that ho did hot euro of tbo mayor to accomplish tho samolio roto on any moro pnvlnic until It result .In ii different way. and that ho In demonstrated that tho navlnir nl- bould bo Riven tbo opportnnlfy to ready contracted for will bo laid. do It," Counellmnn Innan declared. Ilcauosta of nuto truck and Jllnoy "Its tho first I bad hoard that hoi drivers for suspension, mid ultimate had any plans," Mr. Alloii com. ronenl of tlm llnn-iMi nnii.n ineuted. Mnyor Ollson stated thai ho had no ilufjnlto BUKKuatluu for an ultornn- tlvo plan and turned the matter ovor to tho council. Councllmeii I.nvorett, Innen, linker nnd (lllhort, voted In tho neRatlvo. Work of WvMnii Hki'lilir-I. In makliiR his roquetit, Itov, l'urdy roprcnontod tho Women's Civic K-nKUo, tho Ministerial niwoclatlon and tho Ited CrosH, whllo Dr. Vnudo- vort npoko for tho physicians of llond. Mr. l'urdy outiinod tho work were referred to tho pollco and II- conso committee. On tho motion, of Councilman Fox, a-starter for tho fire engine and oth er eiiulpment for tho volunteer de partment was .ordered purchnsed ino department was authorized to annwer nit mill alarms. Tho nnnunl library report showed n totnl of 3488 hookn now nvallablo and Ravo tho clrculaUon durlnc the past year its 9196 books taken out by adults nnd by children An nudff of tho city accounts was GRAND JURY TO GET CALF CASE .mm; Koov.tM.v Asn : u KVAXH HHI.lt VSDF.H IIONIM uv $i(h hacii roi.Mnvi.VrJ I'llKMMl.VAUV lll.'Aftla Ail the outeonio of tho preliminary hearing hold Thursdny afternoon b foro Jiistlco of the I'caco Ollsonflii tho cases of C. U. Kvnns and Jako Kooyman, chnrend with stenlln;.ii calf from Both Ktookey, Morso Itldgo rancher, tho defondnntn afn holdo (bo Rrnud Jury under bonds of 11000 each. Tho bonds wcro furnished lm- .... . . meuiiiieiy on tlio conclusion of tbo hcarliiR. il KoIIdwIiik tho tontlmony of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ktookoy, their 13-ycar-old dauRhtor, I.ols, took tho stand nn'd stated that nhe bad noea Bvann drlv Iiir tho calf from tho Btookey corral Thursday, Dccombor 30. Htookujr's ICycnr-old son testified that ho ac companied his fathor to tho Evan ranch nnd hoard Krann nnd ICooymfn admit that tbo calf, which they wirn butchcrlnR nt, thn tlmo, was bis fnttl or'a. ("lif ltn J llndinan, ilers-ied ' Ti.e nnd"rslnd. fiavfnr buun p ' poinfMl nrlmlnlstrntrlx ot tlio alnrr9 entlMrd mint, notico Is hereby Rlv on to thn rrcdlfofs of said estntfl. and I to all persorm fmyiiiR claims nRninst siiiu necvil, ip prsen". tfiem. duly verified n fittifred. by tint, wlihln six IftoritliH-from th data of this no tlco to the midnrslRned, at tbo law office of (.' H. Ilenson, llond, Oreiton, Dated this 30th day of December, jyzv MAftTIIA A. IIINDMAK, As Administratrix of the estate of Chnrlrs J. Illndinan, deceased. 44-47C FOREST R ANGERTO ATTEND AIR SCHOOL Itoy Mlttlicll of Fort nrk aiwcn fai One of Four Mm to Spend Monthjj nt Mather Field. ;". Iloy Mltcholl, forest ranper nt Fort Hock, is ono of four men selected from Oregon and Washington to at tend tho nlr conferenco to be held nt Mothor Field, Cnl from Junanry 16 to February H. Announcemont of tho appointment was mado this mornlnc by Supervisor Plumb ot tho Doschutcs National forest. The air conference has as Its chief fonturo a training school whoro for est service men nro Riven Renernl In trusion, Includlns lessons In flying. Thoso -completing- the courso will bo placed In chnrgo of air patrol bases during tho summer months, where they will hnvo dlroctlon of tho corro latlnR of forest service and air serv- Ico work. An tho bases are located' nt Modford, KuRene, Portland and Spokane, this will mean that Mr. Mitchell will probably bo temporar ily transferred from tho Doschutcs forest with tho coming of tho" flro season. .VOTICU FOIt PI'IH.ICATIO.V (Krpiilillriillon.) Department of tbo Interior, V. B. hand Office at Tho Dalles, Ore., Dec. 24, 1920 Notice Is hereby Riven that Clifton M. Itoslli ot Mllllcan, Orogon, who, on Aur. 2C, 1919, mado Additional Homestead Kntry So. 01C9S2, for Hli SK,, Bee. 29; HA .VKW, flW't N KVt. N'A BK ' , Boc. 32; NWK W U, Bee. 33. Township 19 South, Itnngo 16 Kant. Willamette Morid Ian, has filed notice of Intention to make final proof, to establish claim to tho land above described, boforo If. C. Kills. United SUtes Commls sloner, Uend, Orcson, on tbo 12th day of February. 1921. Claimant names as ' witiietmcs Preston J. IHhIiod. John Holland Otis C. Hcnkle, Charles S. Haines, all of Dond, Oregon. II. FRANK WOODCOCK, 4S-49p Register "Your, for Rea! i f&k&Z 9&yt th Good Judge Men nre fikttln aay from the big chew idea. They find more mttafnc tloii In :t little of thdReaf Tobacco CJiew thnn they over got from n big chew of the ordinary kind. Costs you less, too tho full, rich tobacco taste lasts so much longer. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put up in two styles RIGHT CUT Is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco a ext. NOT1CK FOIt I'L'lIhiaATIO.Y Department of tho Interior. U. Land Offlco at Tho Dalles, Oregon MCC. lit. I JiH. Notice Is hereby Riven thai Lovo A. Shaffer, of Mllllcan, Oregon. Who, on April 30. 1917. made II. 018803, nnd on Doc, 31. 1919, mado additional It. 12. no. 018H30. lor W'l. Sec. 26, BEtf. Sec. 34, WVt Sec. 35, Township 19 South, Rang 1C East, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to mako fi nal thrco-ycar proof., to establish claim to tho land abovo described before II. C. Ellis. United States Commissioner, nt Uend. Oregon, on tho 3rd day of February, 1921. Claimant names as witnesses: Her bert K. Mooro, Arthur M. Moore, John Israel, Faith Israel, all ot Mil Ilcan, Oregon. II. FRANK WOODCOCK, 43-47p Register. W. B. BARRATT NAMED NEW COMMISSIONER NOTICE FOR PUIIMCATIOX Department of tho Interior. U. S. Land Offlco at Tho Dalles, Oregon Dec. IS, 1920. Notico Is hereby given that Guy O, Shaffer, of Mllllcan, Oregon, who. on April 30. 1917, mado II. E. 018805 nnd on Oct. 16, 1920, mode addition nl H. E. No. 020476. for S W SU. Sec 25. SEU. Sec. 26, EH Soc. 36, Town ship 19 South, Rango 16 Kast. Will ametto Meridian, has filed notico of InlnHlInn A . t. n ,nn . 1. IlllVlillUU IU IUUAU tlliUI llll CCV L'ttl I'.uw. . LMtuunoil VIUIIU IU IUU I4UU nbove described, before II. C. Ellis United States Commissioner, at Bend Oregon, on the 3rd day of February, 1921. Claimant names as witnesses: Her bert E. Mooro, Arthur M. Mooro John Israel, Faith Israel.nll ot Mill! can, Orogon. II. FRANK WOODCOCK. 43-47p Register '1110 prntoctlvo division In rescuing oruerou in rosponso to a request delinquent girls, and tho spoclnl om mndo by Rccordor Ross Farnbnm. phasls which has boon placed on pro- un mo rocommondntlon of tbo vontlyo work by Mrs; Stock welh honlth cominlttro Dr. C.A. Fowler fXiOno objection which I hnvo hoard roapgolntod city physician. Istthnt tho city enn't nfford tho ox- penoo," ho anld. "Wo nrdnwaro of A6TKri rpn t rn a mn thTfclty'a financial condition; lint wa AbKPD TO LOCATE nnjiust as well afford to dlscontlnuo MISSING PARENTS tho flro dopnrtmont as to dlscontlnuo iL,. .. .-. fet"' m ' " T . " Kn1-voH,.K To Find Kssjiivu i'iidi utut,nnuii nun uuuii ll I Chargo, 100 Rlrls hnvo .boen ,uijdor. ' 1,,nV,,,r'AnJ MoHicr-pf-Biillor Who TiiIktciiIoiIh U Til lfnsplml. fiOQUuporvlslon, nnd"tlio provontlvo fen turn In clnnrly shown In tho fnct thatfof thoso only 18 woro Immoral. Those hnvo boon donlt with In n wny "oml Chnptor, American Red tojlvo tho Rlrln nngthor chnnco; fit Ojoss.ils In rpcolpt ot a lettor from haiTnot boon tho object o.'tho dlyl- thojRod Cross field director nt tho i-trV Kuror up mo iniBiioous londinff " imrui iruinniB camp, uuirport, joVthoso dolliKinonclfls, for wo ho- Miss., nsklng cooporntlon In locating JlovgTnnd urRO that tho mori froBpotil Mr. ond M;a, Jacob.A. Unhr, pnronts IbJeTshould ho doalt with by-ilio'po of Lester Wlnllnrllahr, U. S. Wom Iiaiir onllsted In tho navy nt Chlcn rrevraition In Fonturo. o on Novombor 6. Ho had nttond- 'Mnny Rlrls como to llond to sook od school nt Hukoiio nnd Corvnllla, mplpymont. Tomptntlon a often Tho boy Is sick In tho hospital with plnccd In tholr wny, nnd sometimes tuberculosis, nnd any information thor yield. It has boon tho purposo which will lond to tho location of arid'ho nchlovomont of tho protoctlvo IiIb pnronts will ho much up division to provent tholr fnll, Tho proclntod by tho Uoud chnptor. dlylBlon gots In touch with thoso Mrs, Vornon A. Forbos, homo sorv- SALEM, Jnn. 10. Following tho nctlon of Jny II. Dobbins in declin ing tho nppolntmont hs state high way commissioner to succeed E. B. Kiddlo, Governor Olcott has nnmcd NOTICE VOlt PU11LICATION (Not Coal Land.) Department of tho Interior. U. S Office at Lakovlew, Oregon Land , Doc. 8, 1920. Notico is hereby glvon that Hans W. 11. llarratt of Morrow countv. l.mmornl?n- oi urescent. Oregon ... . , ' who, on kov. i&, 1813, made Horn iu,ur ui iiuppner, ana ni'stoad Entry No. 07010. for SEVi unu iiiiiu prcsuiciu oi me urcsonii'Oii uun.i.SK nbu Lotl (Ea.l NEW Wool Qrowcrs' association, to fill tho . SEX NEV4. NEU SE NEU vacancy. w aK LEGAL NOTICES NOTTCK TO OR EDITORS TO PHKtiK.VT CIllMH In tho County Court of tho State of Orogon, for Deschutes County. in tlio mnttor of tho cstato of Brand Directory Right side; right ear crop pod: wattle right hind leg ll Ju TONE, Sisters, Ore. sdv.lOOt Business and Professional Cards R. S. HAMILTON ATTORNEY-AT-L AW Rooms 13-16 First National Dank Dldg. Tol. 611 (Dr. Cot't Former Oflke.) II. It. DArm(io(1 Chu. W. Knkln. DcArmond & Erskinc LA "WYE its O'Kano Building, Rend, Oregon Phone Black 1291 LEE A. THOMAS, A. A. LA. Architect 3-4 O'Kane Building BEtfD - - - OREGON onii Btiu.niu ur-i iiicicea.unaerjun (vBctiuiurr, iisku io uo given anyin inaW'ite6rallty?Thrw H. O, ULLIB Attorne)atLw tlnltod Btatm Coiiimlsnloncr First National Bank Rulldlng BEND;. ORHGON DR. A. LESSING PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON - - Bond Proas. Bldg. .ali"nNb. OREOON 8tPhonHi:;otflMRedv41i Rm. lis O. P. NIBWONOER, Bend, Ore. UNIIEltTAKER Licensed EinbsJmer, Fumeral Director, Phono Red 431. Lady Asst. DR. R. D, STOWELL Naprnpntlitc Physlclaa Over Logan Furniture Co. Wall Htreot Hours I to ( Phone Itod 48a Read the Bulletin Classified Ads SEU NWU. Sec. 1, T. 24 8.. R, 6 E., SWU Lot 5 (11.70 a.). B NWU (5.85 acres); NWU Lot C (12 n.) RW'A Lot C (6 a). Sec. 6, Township 24 8., Rnngo 7 E.. Willam ette Meridian, has filed notico of In tention to mako final th res-year proof, to establish claim to tho land above described, before E, L. Clark, U. 8, Commissioner, at Laplno, Ore gon, on the 14th day of January, 1921. Claimant names as witnesses: Ed die Sentry. William" Brock', both of Crescent, Oregon; J.N. Hasten. Jake Howard, both ot, Laplno, Orogon. J AS. F. BURGESS, 42-4c Register. Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Company Lumber. Lath, Shingles, Building Materinl, Kiln Dried Floorinc and all, kinds, of fFinish . " SASH AND DOORS COMPLETE STOCK oi Suadard Sui BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO. Local Sales Agent, MILLER LUMBER CO. 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