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SAYS SCAB MAY
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SURVEY PLATE (BUILDING COST
BE ERADICATED ATHLETIC CLUB CAUSES DELAY; AGAIN REDUCED!
"It sure will Tickle You"
lay llio Good Judge
i
uuninijoMdun
NO ADVANCE) CASKS
FOUND
MUST I'UUIFY KANOKS
.'iifiinlK'l (VnlrrM In llrMliiitca And
Lake1 ('imiitlr Oilier Mtpniplrd
I'rmii Aiiiutiil I)IpiImk lint
UVnllirr In ItdiWIrlnl,
That scab among I ho Ilia sheep of
central Oregon mny lin nlmolulnly
radlciitrd during tin' iirosmit season
If I lifer I imI ranges run lm purified, In
I rid Icntcil by reports of statu and gov
liniment expert who Imvn been bat
tling llin tllsmiiin during III" wlnfnr
nnil curly spring. Apparently llio
work was started at Just tlio proper
limit, for lifter general Inspection of
llio unllri) territory Itnn Immui complct
ed It Ik staled by llr It. A, Parsons,
representative of the bureau of aril
mat Industry, Hint thorn nro no ad
vanced cases, Hltnllnr liiformntlnn
was given nut by Dr. V. II. Iy,la,
Mate vrttorltinrlnti, regarding llin con
ditions prevailing In I.nko county.
Onra llin disease In definitely under
control, closo Inspection of stock
coming Into tho state from California
unit Nevada will prevent rolnfcctlon,
It I hoped.
Only Two (VmihiIw l-ft.
Tlio campaign against scab In Oro
gon now center definitely In Dos
rhutcK ami l.ako counties, for a proc
Iniunlloii Just Issued by tlio statu live
stock sanitary boa rd declnreii an un
necessary iiniiiiul dipping of sheep
except III these (wo minifies. Cer
laln portion of oven this limited ter
ritory may bo Krnduiilly exempted.
I'ractlcnlly all Infected shnop from
I.akevlnw to Mitchell Imvn been dip
ped, but u second dipping of nnlninlii
having tlio disease U necessary uftor
shearing. I'liinty of dry, hot weath
er will kill thn parasite responsible
for (ho disease which certain portions
of tlio mngn limy bo harboring, Dr.
Parson say.
ficnb In sheep In cloudy rotated to
mango In horses and dog. It l
highly contagious, cause shedding of
wool and, by contantly Irritating tlio
animal, hinder proper foedlng and
HALL REOPENS!'
MKWl.V I'OMT TAIit'M (11411015
von iu n,i vh to ai.ww vhi:
ah Ariirnmit'M ash mm. to
.mi:i;ti.v.j vuavv..
Dnrnand for llio llend Athletic club
ii h a tm Idle meeting phtcif and audi
(orliim, and culminating Battirday In
tlio ro'jiiosl of tho school board of
tlio llend district for mo of llio hull
for rehearsal and presentation of a
school piny him reunited In ar
rangement for tho temporary opon
Iiik of tho tippor floor of tho build
I UK, chmod for moro than n mouth.
Tho nxecutlro coininltteo of I'urcy A,
HtovoiiH pout No. i, American LorIoii,
han ncreed to lako chnrxo of tho
hulldliiK for a period of 30 dnyn, an
mi in Iiik no olillKiitloiin other than
IIiohii of current iiiuiiaKoiuont.
Tho hulldliiK will not bo open for
Kymiiaxlum purpounn, only tho hall,
Hlago and bnlcoiilo-i holme avallablo
for public lino. Willi tho withdraw
al of tho library to tho Kills build
Iiir on llond Htrool, tho doom of tho
Kyrnnaaliim will bo cloned except dur
Inx tho tlmo thnt tho auditorium In
In actual uno.
NEW LIBRARIAN TO
TAKE OVER DUTIES
MIhh Kthel Wontfull, now Do-
RchuleM Ciiunly librarian, arrived In
llond Friday tuornliiK mid has taken
over tho dutlen of her ponltlou. Her
former homo Id In Kort Ilouton, Mon
tana, but nho ha boon vinltlriK In
California and In Portland provlouii
In coinliiK hero. She In accompanied
by her mother. Mm. A. Wcntfall, who
will return lo Kort Denton In u fow
dnyn.
Ml mi WYntfall U a Kraduato of tho
Itlvornldo, California, nchool for librarian-)
and ban had two years' prac
tical 'oipcrlciico. Hho will relievo
MUs Jennlo CralRhton, aislstaut li
brarian, who has been acting an
county librarian since tho first of thn
year. Minn Wostfatl says nho liken
what nho bus seen of llond, and ex
pects to enjoy her slay hero.
(orrtiUTOH txwtu.isu to
HtAUivii not t.tnm wittis lit:
flfWOVfiKH AS ISHVIUfrtOS
TMIIIMTIIM.VO $2T,(I I'l.VIJ,
Two man wore busy or moro than
n day KattliiK ona rock out
of Ilia way of tho sidewalk lo bo laid
on Wall street near tho llond KarnRO.
Contractor K. A. KrlborR says It
look nil tho profit ho oxpocted lo
nmko on hln curblriR contrncls.
Ordinarily n hole wotildd Imvn boon
drilled in a rock of this description
and a slick of dyiiamllo Inserted, and
thnt would bo tho end of It.
Hut rlxlil In tho top of thin partlcu
lur stone them In n load pluto, with
an Inscription which reads: "U, H.
OeoloRlcal Hurvey; 2S0 flno for din
lurbliiK thin mark. Klovatlon abovo
sen, 3029 feat. Datum 1908."
In other words, this In tho mark
from which all elevations In this vi
cinity oru computed, and Mr. KrlborR
thought It bust to observe tho warn-
fiilC stamped on lis face, In spllo of
tho delay cuuscd In InylriR tho side
walk. A piece of tho rock which en
crouched on tho sidewalk area wan
chipped n w a y, leaving Intact
tho part which beam tho lead plato,
botwocn tho curb and tho sldowatk.
BLACKLEG VACCINE
BEING DISTRIBUTED
Quo thousand doses of blackleg
vacclno huvo boon rocolved at tho lo
cal headquarters of tho Deschutes
national forest from tho United
Ktntes buraau of animal Industry
and aro IicIiir distributed among cat
tlo owneri.
LIVES ENDANGERED
BY AUTO SPEEDERS
Auto speeders aro becoming no
reckless In driving along Newport
avenue that tho plan of digging a
ditch across tho street to forco motor
Ists to como to a halt han actually
beon urged, reports Lon l. Fox of
tho city council. Numerous com
plaints nro bolng mado that consist
ent disregard of legal speed limits In
endangering tho liven of children of
(ho IConwood school.
mmmimvvifiYi i
BUICK
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DrJAmtifSelifim
gjyUICK power, stamina and service value, with an
MJ even fuller meajurc of snce, beauty and those re
finements which add comfort to utility characterize the
distinctive Huick qualities of the new Nineteen Twenty
One Scries.
The dominant idea euidinc the builder of Buick car
is ever lo maintain the Huick standard a standard of
soundness, sanencss and serviceability in automobile
construction. The reputation Huick everywhere enjoys
attests the public approval of this Buick policy.
The new Buick Three l'asienecr Roadster, complete
in appointments,-beautiful and roomy is an ideal car
for speedy transportation in all seasons. And back of
this model, is a nation-wide authorized Buick Service,
reinforcing Huick dependability.
Prices of the New Nineteen Twenty One
Buick Series
ItfeUI TvrNr
Mll1rnlr
XImUI Twf I4f
Mttalfl 1 wn.tj
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TWO UOhUAM A OAY MlMrf
lOHI'ASY AStl Mtt'tAtYM TO
HUAUV. IS tAlHH.
Ono mora cut In building cost,
which may have an effect in ntlmu
Intliig business In announced by tho
llond Water, Mght I'owor company
arid llio Douthlt Klectrlc company a
reduction In the cost of electrical con
struction, Work for which $ 1 .SO an hour wan
formerly charged In now lo cost
I1.2G, it reduction of $2 a day. Of
thin tho company and tho omploycs
assume an ef)unl share.
I'rlccs of soma materials used In
oloctrlcal construction have dropped,
but porcelain linn Increased enough
to counteract tho lowered cost of
copper,
EXPERIMENT EFFECT
OF FIRE ON GROWTH
An experiment to determine the
affect of forcHt fires on the growth
of vegetation han been arranged in
tho vicinity of Fort Hock by Jack
Morton of tho forest sorvlcc. Two
tracts, lying nfdo by side, ono re
cently burned over and tho other un-
burned, were fenced In and will bo
left untouched for five years, condi
tions of growth being noted at Intervals.
IX MKMOIIIAM.
(In memory of La Dona Cyrus,
who died at her homo In Clovcrdale
March 30, aged 1C.)
Memory ever keeps her near us;
Vnln regrets will oft arise.
And 'tis hnrd to keep from grieving
That, no young, death claimed Its
prize.
Now her nweet young form Is sleep
ing
In tho grave's unbroken rest,
llut her soul Is with tho angels
In tho mansions of the blest.
She has left this world of troubles
For a better ono above.
For a world that's treo from sorrow
And where all Is light and lovo
Farewell, Dona; we will miss theo
For thy loss we greatly feel
Hut 'tis Cod who has bereft tu.
Who can nil our sorrows heal.
y i
To find Jiow oiff. the
full rlcli tmta of (lid
Rcstl Tobacco Chow
lasts,
Tlmt'fl why It really
saves you money to uso
this class of tobacco
instead of the ordinary
hinds.
Any man who uses tho
Real Tobacco Chew
will tell you that.
Put up In two stylet
RIGHT CUT Is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT Is a long fine-cut tobacco
BEND GARAGE
8TATEMRNT OF THE OWNERSHIP. MAN'
AG EM EN T. CIRCULATION. ET(X UlU
MUIIIKU HV Till-; act ur CU.NUICLS
UP AUCJUBT 24. IJ1I,
Of Hi lUn4 IlutUdn (UMklj Ed 1 1 Ion) polv
lUbrd wetkl iwnd. Urfffon lor April
1. 121.
State of Omron. County of DrMhutrc m
Ittffor inf. a Notary Public In and for the
State and county aforesaid, personally ar
lrarru Jtobert W. Sawrrr. no. navlnir been
duly sworn according to law, deposea and
tax that he U the editor of the Bend
liuliettn Weekly rmion), ana thai Uie
following U. to the best of his knowledge
and belief, a true statement of the owner
ship, management, ete of the aforesaid pub
I test ton for the date shown In the above
caption, required by the Act of Aumut 24,
mz. embodied In Section 433. rwUI Laws
and Reffulatlons. printed on the reverse of
this form, to-wit:
1. That the names and addresses ot the
publisher, editor, managing editor, and bus!
nes managers are:
PublUher, The llend Hulletln (a corpora
tion). Bend. Ornron.
Alitor, nobert w. Sawer, llend. Urnion.
Manaslnr Editor. Ilobert W, Sawyer, llend.
Oretron.
Ilualneaa llsnarer. Ilobert w. bawyer. tiend.
Oreiron.
S. That the owners aret
Ilobert W. Sawyer, Bend. Orcjron.
Mary Sawyer, Bend. Oretron.
Henry N. Fowler, Bend, Oretron.
a. That the known bondholders, mort-
izaiieea, and other security holders owning or
holilinir 1 iter cent or more of total amount
of bonds, rDortxaffea, or other securities are:
None.
4. That the two narafranhi next above.
giving the names of the owner, stockholders,
ami security holder. If any. contain not only
the list of stockholder and security holders
as they appear upon the book of the com
pany but also. In case where the stockhold
er or security bolder appear upon the books
of the company as trustee or In any other
fiduciary relation, the name of the person or
corporation for whom such trustee is acting,
U alven alo that the aald two paragraphs
contain statements embracing affiant's full
knowledge and belief to the circumstance
and condition urder which stockholder and
security holder who do not appear uion the
iMtoks or the company as trustee, noia iock
and eeurltle In a capacity other than that
of a bona nde owner; and this a til ant ha no
reason to believe that any other person, as
oclatlon. or corporation has any interest
direct or indirect In the said stock, bond,
or other ecurltle thn a stated by him,
KOBEUT W. SAWYER.
Editor.
S orn to and subscribed before me thl
1st day of April. 1921.
(SEAL) CLAUDE 1L SMITH.
Notary Public.
My commission expire June 24. 1024. i
LEGAL NOTICES
CITATION TO CIjAIMANTS
In tho County Court of tho Stato
ot Oregon, for Deschutes County.
In tho matter ot tlio cstute of
Clin r his A., Douglas, deceased,
Georgo Wnrron Douglas, plaintiff,
v. Mra. Lorolla L. Downing, Mrs.
Irouo P. I.lghtnor, Mrs. Ollvo . N.
Westrlch, Uobort K. Loo Glora and
all iiorsons, unnamod or unknown,
having or claiming any Interest In
the estate ot Chnrlea A. Douglas, do
consort ns holrs or distributees, de
fendants. To tho ahovo named defendants,
greeting. In tho nnmo ot tho Stato
of Orogon, you and each of you nr.a
horoby cited and summoned to ap
poar boforo tho abovo entitled court
at tho County Court Hoom In Iicnd,
Deschutes County, Oregon, on Sat
urday, tho 11th day of June, 1921,
at tho hour of 2 o'clock p. m., then
and there to show cause, If any there
be, why the facts should not be found
and tho rights of heirship and dis
tribution to said estate decreed as
set forth and prayed for in tho peti
tion of the above named plaintiff on
file herein and then and there file
answers setting up your respective
claims of heirship, ownership or In
terest In said estate.
Witness:
HON. nODEItT W. SAWYER.
Judgo of tho County Court of the
Stato of Oregon, for Deschutes
County, with the seal of said
Court affixed this 16th day of
March, 1921.
Attest: J. H. HANEIt,
.3-8c County Clerk.
'date of this notice to said administra
tor at the office of II. C. Ellis, First
National Dank building, llond, Ore-
igon.
W. D. BARNES,
Administrator with the will
annexed.
March 10, 1921. 2-6c
NOTICK TO CHKDITOICS
Notice Is hereby given that W. D.
rtarni'8 of Rend has been appointed
administrator, with tho will an
nexed, ot the estate of May L. Peter
son, formerly May L. White. All
persons knowing themselves Indebted
to tho estate are requested to make
'payment and all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby
required to present them with proper
vouchers within six months from the
HUJDIOXS
In the Justice Court for the Dis
trict ot Bend, Deschutes County,
State of Oregon.
Christian Tinner, plaintiff, vs. Au
gust Hallberg and Jane Doe Hall
berg, his wife, defendants.
To August Hallberg and Jane Doe
Hallberg, the above named defend
ant: In the name of the stato of Ore
gon, you aro hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint In the
above entitled action on or bofore
May 5, 1921, that date being six
weeks from the first publication ot
this summons, or for want thereof
the plaintiff will take judgment
against you for ICS with Interest at
six per cent per annum from Novem
ber 22, 1917, and the costs and dis
bursements of this action, and apply
the money garnlsheed In said action
in this county toward the satisfaction
ot said Judgment.
Et D. OILSON,
l-9c Justice of the Peace.
Brooks-Scaivlon Lumber
Company
Lumber, Lath. Shingles,
Building Material, Kiln
Dried Flooring and all kinds of Finish
SASH AND DOORS
.COMPLETE STOCK ol Sundwd Sao.
BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO.
Local Sales Agent, MILLER LUMBER CO.
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