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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1921)
WOMEN'S PROTECTIVE DIVISION ACCOMPLISHES MUCH IN WORK FOR WELFARE OF BEND GIRLS 'fWO OHMM JOiH tH Mntif i'rfrmU ot Sit, Jrttnfti A ffoffiifrf, mi ltiMiMn at iirf UMttfiM, Atlvtui i'tmtrt, Mtt Jmuiia A. tioimM, who died ' los.fl In (do week at hvt rip homo ly )1f0, t W, Unit fid, ( keeps In touch Willi melt ltl n('M9J VnfttUM wwr lifirfM "fitl Hrhtlf, when Mrs, Kmerson tiom fiescliuf count, UnMnt after'dny In hint JiriW csnWorV, lot- firtkw, Ufind ot diet Uitui Wtitri- .Ihe personal need of each, nri'M J'rr(eellr htifesfi, Imiih i( fit 1 1 to Hi-nUtltiK dm great benefit of I lid in dm peoplo of fiend fof flfolilriif, ( lfn of serial service, (do Ilend Kind l l.o nt (o the Willfl Hblld bnrnoCh( (), Pieties or dm various In I'ortlsnd, stfimllon was culled f , churches, Ihe domomlc art clam of tho wonderful debt of gratitude com- ho high school, other organizations mtinl(y,ely, and stuto should feel to-',,,,,! fnny Individuals responded i ward dm Haltsifrin Artrir. under dm,fr. H(ockwII' siigotfou. Tho mnni.ffiof'of which this fidrno In, following 0((er f,mrH t,(mony of being eonduetel, (Ilia apfriL of appreciation In which of an' Protective division In Hand last April, 68 Deschutes countr girl. lirrno of either' rdlicatlonnl bund I cup, undealrabln home surroundings. or for ollmr rcaiogs, Imrn ton sent lo (lit liomo, where they wcro re ceived mm membnr of ona til family nnd placed within n pleasant envir onment, under Ilia brut of morn I In fluences. Many of 1 11 number hnvn' remain ed within (ho homo but A fiw day before taking up omo lino of voca tional training In tha tradn, commer clal, or other special school of Port land. They are now happy and con tented In their new surroundings and aril rnpldly fltllnK themselves to bo useful members of society. Whllo In training, tlio expcniea of moit of thoM Klrln am met by rela tive. Thorn rn tinonK tha number, however, llno who have neither rela tive or friend financially able to a them and to t!ieo the local bu reau lend nxppnso money. Baveral of thn KlrU from tbl coun ty art help(nr; themnelve by cither working In prlvntn home and for tha Y. V. C. A. for their board, n't the mimo time kerjdnr up ihelr rcRtilor coumcn.ln tlio line of trnliiltiK they have choian. All of theia Klrln. and hundrcdh of olhrnt from older part of the mate, remain uudor direct lupervltlnn of the Balvatlan Army officer In clmr.to of the hornn until they no longer re quire uch Ruldanro. ThrouKli Major 'Hnrrl, hiiperln tendent of thn home, Mr. Htncknell "J'orlland, Ore., Doc. 39, 1020. "Mr. V.. fitockwell, Iloml, Ore. "Dear Mr, Htockwell: Vo havn received the two boxo of beautiful clothing youio Ulrully lent jit Chrlat- nin time und ( with to thonlc thn friend Tho donated theae Karment, for wo can inn every one of (hem, and i nuro you wo appreciate your IhouKitlfuluna and klndneni In wlah liiK to alt u In helping lhea un fortunate girl and their liable. Wo have at the prcent time CO girl nnd 31 bablei, und you may know our ex- penoe aro very heavy. "Again (hanking you and the good peopla of Uend, I Mi (Blgncd) "Very alncorely. "SOPHIA HAHItlH, "Major." ROBINS MISS GUESS IN VISIT TO BEND ilppoirnncp of Itnrun NuiuNtx of lllnN Kollomil by CoUlrat Mttla of Vlii(tr Iro Flint IMver. Itobln. uaually comldered a har binger of prlng, appeared In largo numbers In Hand Sunday, preced ing the coldrt night of tha winter. Tlio nmrcury fell to aoven dogrnoa above xcro, and Monday morning wild duck, swimming In thn river, hnd to lowing aervJced-Md it the Method- l( church inidor (ha aunplce of Dirt Mooaqhenrt f.eglon nnd the I'ythlan Hlter. Tile funeral wrtK intended' by n Inrgo number of friend of (ho family, nod by tho member of tho 7A cla of tlm Junior high ichool, of which Mm. flolme' daughter In member. Many beautiful floral of" faring and wreath were innnned about tho enaket. Mr, Ifolme wa born at Ncgad nee, Mich., January 2, 1B79, On A'ugiint if,, 1809, hi was married. Blio wn a rnemlxtr of tho Modern flnmarltnn, in Duliitti, and In Ilend belonged to MooMeheurt legion, tho I'ythlan HMter and the home do- parlmont of tho Methodist church. Her husband, C. A. Holme, and n daughter, Alice, aged 13, survive her In Ilend, nnd a son, Leslie, aged 19, Is In tho U. H, Navy. LONG SEARCH MADE FOR MISSING BOYS At tho end of an all-day search, In tho courso of which a distance of more than CO miles was coveredDep uty Shorlffs George tftokoo and J. M. Orlffln overtook Ilasll Itallcy, son of Ri If, Dalley, nnd Tom Collier, son of P. II. Collier, last Wednesday after noon. Tho runaway boys, both resi dents of Tumalo, aro nbout 1C years of ago. Ilalloy was eight miles from homo when found and Collier; who had decided that ihe life of a run away was not as plcaunt as he had anticipated, was on his way back to his father's ranch when overtaken. When tlio boys left homo. Hallcy carrying n six-shooter nnd Collier Inking a liffo. They enmped out at night with only three quilts. Ap ples and beef, procured at a farm house, formed "their daffy diet. P. 0, RECEIPTS MAKE BIG GAIN Wort mi ctUAtmut COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS WmttMU tnUtu hi tor fnt Tlirw .ifoortw i,t lira!, f umsti In V.u ffs of Totif or Vmrte nmttnu t'rrlixi In WW. dross postofflco receipts for tho qiiarfer ending Dee)mfer 3t, 1920, werti $7050.29, n ropdrt Just com pleted by I'oslmaster W, H. Hudson shows, as against &G3f.0f for tho corresponding period In 1919. Tho Increase Is considerably larger than that made In tho last quarter of 1919 over 1918, tho gross receipts for tho last quarter two years ago being $5081.85. Tho gain made this year Is all tho moro striking In view of Wrtf rii fo wtmnrmtfiMi - In Hi mii'f of tghi eit tint tltMm. 'th( (ho tqMf tlrtk In n fin wffsof nu hif fan fund ir flirt 'sum ttttm.btnAUHi 19 JtleMni my ror irie twn or mm mm hi ils'ids for- tho fledmorid Klolers high , lend, Otif. tha, in. nl, 'iW', hfl tfm niinly i)sn( l,j mnttnmitii, All fr1efflUrS'",mi ",)n- being pfAsenf I ... ., " . - ' mission In (he maintenance at thn ' "ort P" Mend-Allen Haneh section of Thn Dalles-CallfornlA highway, from J in! p, o w ,'h the resident In th 1. 1920. In tho amount of mo. nr. ZV 3.i 'LW'''. Jn i."" m.m ' ... " ,.'""."' "n too ...... . ..niii.'uin 1 lllHt In (ho maUtT at tho beo Inspector Upon tho petition Of C. V. Heekor nnd other for tho anoolntment of n beo Inspector for thl county. It lit ' ney's expnnne ordered that A J Bnnford bo, And ho! Ordered, That section to do art work. equal amount of fn the matter of tho district nllor- A. 1. MnArn Ata- hereby Is, appointed beo Inspector i irlct attorney, be allowed his oxpon for thl county, nnd hi salary Is. so Incurred In nttendlnr the nnnn.1 meeting of tho district attorneys lo be held In Portland on January 13 and 14. hereby fixed at $1 per year. In tho matter of probation officer: . Ordered. That Mrs. B V. Stock- well be, and sho hereby Is, appoint- In the matter of tho Pryrear road: ed tho probation officer of tho Juve-' ordered. That Jtoborl II, Could. nno oepartment or the county court, Jon a. iiunge and Frank H. .May . lbf ard they aro hereby, appointed tho fact that, due to Ihe Introduc- In the matter of the graveling of.Tlwwfri to meet at tho point of be (Ion of tho carrier system, weelpt..""?" Thf , ,. I f'A",'" on Mld " r, 17, suo nis warrant for $940.49 to W from box rents aro considerably less than In 1919. Parcels received for delivery at tho local offlco In tho last quarter of tho past year numbered 2022, as against 1777 In tho ihreo months ending tho year before. Parcels re ceived for transmission through tho molls totaled 8C1 In tho final quar ter of 1920. In tho corresponding period of 1919, the number was 562. TRANSCRIPT BEGUN IN WESTON APPEAL H. May for graveling j-oads. and that ho Issue his warrant for $3057.60 to Wlckner, Sharp & Chlndahl for grav eling tho Tumalo road, and that said warrants bo Issued upon the general road fund. Tho court was then adjourned to December 21, 1921, at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon. Bend. Ore., Dec. 21, 1021. County court reconvened at 10 in tho forenoon, pursuant to Its adjourn ment, all members being present. In tho matter of a gravel, pit. Ordered that .tho countr' nu retinae oiockji i, zo, 21 ZZ, 27, 28. 29 and 30 of the' Northwest TownsHe com pany's first addition to Redmond, for oa consideration of S25O0. for a gravel pit, abstract to be furnished for approval by tho district attorney nu a warrant to oo issued in pay ment therefor on bis -approval of title uuu uccu. break their way through n thin film of Ico floating on tho surfaco of the I Oulletn "WANT AD3" Bring water. I nils Trr Them. Re- Stock Strayed As the next step In appealing the caso of A. J. Weston, now serving n life term In thd penitentiary f6r tho murder of Robert H. Krug of Sis ters, a transcript is being prepared In Portland, E. O. Stadtcr. attorney for Wentnn. ntnleii In the matter of claims The defense, shortly after Weston's 1 Soi in ei.i . . .t.Ao" 133 ,0 sentenco was passed, filed a motion entered In the claim docket ot this in circuit court: asking that the court at page 243. be. and thn nma county defray the cost of tho tran- fro hereby, allowed, and tho clerk Is script, on tho grounds that Weston i '?"u"f, 'uo 0,8 warrants in had no means tit financing this stepi ! in the proceedings. No definite rul- In the mater of labor pay rolls: Ing has been made by tho court.' Ordered. That tho payrolls for men C01lr(. . .employed on forco account in tho con- '. structlon of county roads, a until payrolls aro entered nt page 31 of the rccora or rona payrolls of this court. , oo, mm me same aro hereby, allowed. ona tno clerk is instructed to issue ht WTtt-nn0 r .... . 1 Tho courf was then adjourned, to meei iieceniDCr 29, 1920, at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon. The court sine die. wag then adjourned. 20 GIRLS RELEASED FROM SUPERVISION Following the discontinuation of the women's protective division, 20 girls under parolo to Mrs, E. P. Stockwell, formerly head of the di vision, havo ceased to report, and aro now under no supervlglon, it waa learned Monday. Put It In Tho Bulletin. If rom the! SISTERS-METOLIUS LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION down loft shoulder, crop left square, note!) outipf , end of right ear. ' ' '' Frc'd Rawson, Redmond, Ore. Dark hrown, red and white red: w.caner yearlings. Red and, wlu'te 3 yr. old heifer. Black, white faced, yearling heifer. Brand ? on left ribs. Over and under bit left ear. t " v ; L. C. Glover, Grandvicw, Ore. r . Dark roan dehorned bull. ' ' ' Chapman Bros., Lower Bridge, Ore. : Red cow, under bit right, crop and split1 . left, Three, bars on right hip. , . 1 II. Nootnngel, Sisters, Ore. Four weancrs, one yearling, hog ring . left ear, H.N. left hip. W. M. Fullford, Grandvlew; Ore. One yearling, two 2 yr. olds, underslqp,, both ears, II right hip; one branded .80' left side, other OL left hipi ,hi ! i,,n mux mi iiuiiBVii, intci. ti Roan cow, briridle face: small brihdle' 2',,'I'J,1 yr. old heifer with horns, MH connected .huq left ribs. E. B. Graham, Grandvicw, Ore. i : -r, -Acii j Ten head cow ;jnd steers, branded bar t A 74 connected left shoulder. l j - Walt Hcnrichs, Geneva, Ore. One steor and two yearling dehorned heifers. Crop and split right,, spat left;, a bar Z left shoulder. ' k ' ' ' V 1 Winfred Osborn, Sisters, Ore. Three vr.. old steer, dehorned, swallow fork left ear. Three yr. old mujloy heifer,-. ' circle 0 right ribs, rafter Iff. right ribs V' Ji. G. Kline, gistcrs, Ore. Eight or ten head, branded O L right ' '3 ribs, O L left shoulder, over bit both ears. ii. V. Miller, Sistere, Ore. Del! Harrintrtnn. Sisters. Oro. Eight or ten head 2 yr. olds; over half crop both ears; brand on left ribs.' ' Ellis Edgington, Sisters, Ore. I Two sheers, one 2, other 1 yr. old; under v7f,i' half crop, left circle E bar right ribs. Wj F. Fryrcar, Sisters, Ore. Twenty head ; diamond left shoulder and right ribs; crop left ear; wattle leftliock. Chas Elkins, Redmond, Ore. ' Eleven head; V O left hip; cropi right .uriderslop left wattle left jaw; Ileritfan Mumcro, Gist, Ore. One yearling steer, brindle; sled runner .left hip. ".juoH ; H. T. Hartley, Tumalo, Ore. j v I Pond, Ore. Dec. 29, 1321. The c6uhty court reconvened De cember 29, 1921. nt 10 o'clock In tho forenoon, pursuant to adjourn- . raont. all members belnc nrpsnnt I In the matter of the state teachers' . convention: Ordorcd,-Thatthepnnty clerk. bf. and ho heroby IS, Instructed to Issue his warrant on tho. fcejiernl Xtmd for uu, payauio to J. Alton Thompson lor nis expenses In attending the omit, icacners convention. In the matter of the assessment oi t.-. u. t'oyner: Xow Is presented tho' nffidavit of wrpngiui assessment of B. D. Coy. tier, nnd It appearing to tho satlsfoe. Hon of tho court that the statement Is truo, It Is ordered that the same no, uim iiureuy i8, approved, and that tho sheriff hnve credit on tho 1919 tax roll for, 5.99. tho amount oi sucn wrongful assessment. In the matter of road oavrnllR- Ordered, That tho clerk , warrants in payment of laborers era . ployed on force account in thn mn Istructlon of public roads, ns tho pay i.iuiib nru mauo 11 u nnd pnlorori in I volumo 1. pages 32, 33 and 3 of tho Tho court was then adlourneit in meei uecemoer 30. losi. nt 10 io ciock in tno roronoon. m mm aw VHyrMPW..1 U : Twenty head; 2 yr. old steer, vKiteV.DD' jeit nip; red cow branded Jj Ji ieftjhip;. two red mottled face heifers: one red .heifer twin calves; all branded HL con nected left hip crop left swallow fork right burr on the nose. , C..H. Hcim, Terrebonne, Ore. ;-:. ii One, red, wh'ite faced cow, 96 left hip; one red s.teer; both branded half circle H right ribs, under bit both ears. ' Jay Hagut,' Terrebonne, Ore. NC left hip, crop left ear, wattle right t -jaw. . , A. S. Holmes, Lower Bridge, Ore. . , .Brand AS connected on right hip, under bit both ears, wattle right neck. J. L. Parbcrry, Sisters, Ore. . Brand JP connected left hip with "lazy bar over it. Ten or eleven head, sawhorse upside- J AByoiWwkbing lkt of tlw strays hrfJ fcy nwmbers of the Association can get same by writing to JOE HOWARD Jr., PRINEVILLE, OR.EGON. Dend. Ore, Dec, 30. 1921. Tho county court for Deschutes county reconvened, pursuant to Its aajournmont, all mombors being proeont. In tho matter ot tho Bond-Slstcrs nignway: This mntter comes on to bo heard upon tno application ot the stato highway board for resolution fnr Mm establishing of a certain highway be tween uona ana sisters, in this coun ty, and it appearing to tho court that sucn matter should be taken up by resolution, it Is therefore) that a resolution bo prepared declar ing me intention of this court to es tablish a highway between Bend nnd Sisters, according to tho survey there of t.imln 1.,, ,. ........ 1. J 1 . ' . noer. The court was then adjourned to meet uecemoer 31, 1921, at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon. Bond, Oro., Dec. 31, 1920. The county court reconvened, pur suant to .adjournment, all members bolng present. In the matter of road payrolls: Ordered,. That tho payrolls for la borers omployed on forco account in tho construction of county roads, n3 tho snrao are entered at page 35 of the payroll record, bo, and the same nro hereby, allowed and tho clerk Is Instructed to Issue his warrants in payment therefor. Ordered that clnims Nos. ti2 to 198, Inclusive, as tho sanio am en. tered at pages 2il and 246 of tho claim dockot ot this court, be, and HATS ! Every Hat and Can in our stock cut to the lowest pos sible mark. $2.95 to $4.00 will buy any Hat in our store. You will find Hats of all staple colors and materials, styles and sizes. CAPS, 75c and up to $1.75. values to $4.00. Original DRESS SHIRTS Arrow and Hallmark Men's Dress Shirts that originally sold for $3.00 to $5.00, now $1.95 Jvery Article in Our Store Has Been REDUCED 35 per cent to 40 percent You will find real values in Shoes at remarkably low prices, ranging from $5.25 to $10.00. ROYLOVEN Baird BWg. Bond Street
