The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, April 21, 1921, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextAH!W fillU.KTIrt, hfiHH, OHfXtflH, fH1 MtiAY, Ai'tUI, Hi. Ufit, RECORDER GETS PETITION FOR CITY ELECTION SKCONI) KHKKKHNDUM IlKQUKST MA 1)10 MANY ASK FOR VOTK Petition Hiilimlili-it II) T, II. Foley llenr Approilmiilt'l)' (100 Niiinc Aillon Taken ,n Clllrii llnllier Til ii ii An Potter t'o. Malinger. For Ilia second tlmii this month, T. II, Foley, miinngor of tin) llend Water. Light & Power Co., Monday mibmlllod to City Itecnrdor Boss rnrnlinm fur filing, it referendum po t It Ion nnkliiK (or un election nf which t ho people of lliiiul limy Imvo tlm op liorlunlly of passing on tho water work frunchlmi recently presented to Mayor E. I), Ollami by thn city council. Tho flmt petition, submit ted to tho recorder on Atirll i wns Ititor rejected beruuso n (Into for tho election wim specified, Mr. Fiirnham contending tluil till was n point which shuuld ho loft iintlroly In tho council' hands, according to thu lnw. Ah ii result, thn signed request for n n election which wji turned In to. diiy names no ilntn. AlthouKh thu tlma for circulating wan short. It contains prncllrully thn samo nuin hur of signature n Hi" flmt iiotltlon, In thn neighborhood of 000, or four tlmt'M un many an nru required to In euro a referendum being tnkun. "In filing tliU petition. I fool that I Imvu donn my duty an a tnxpnyur In giving tlm people thu chitnco Hint thn council hnd refused them, of pro tecting their Interests," Mr. Foley unlit aftor submitting thn second ref erendum polltlon to Itecordur Fnrn hnm. Hlniid Tnkrn n Cltlxcn. "Now thul II U filed", I shall tako no furthor Intercut In It. 1 Khali leave to thn pi'oplo to decide whoth cr It U tho duty of a mayor to pro tect their Intercut or to furthor somo potty scheme of hi own at tholr ex pensewhether It U tho duty of tho council to protect their Interests, or assist tho mayor In n questionable deal, "I must repeat that, In filing tbo petition, I acted n n cltlton of llond ruther than as malinger of tho Ilend, Water. Light & Tower Co. Tho llend Water. Light & l'owor Co. has no fear of competition from tho Ir responsible peoplo behind Ilia fran chise, nnd responsible peoplo wilt hnve nothliiK to do with an enter prise so flnnnclnlly uimound thnt It could only succeed If llio peoplo nro willing to pity prohibitive water niton or prohibitive tuxes Confidence. In ( Ity HIwiUimi. "My reason for Insisting on call IliK an election In that tho confidence of tho Inventor In our property ha been shaken by tho petty enterprise of tho mayor and tha ullly and mall clou attack m ml o on us by member of the council. "Our company ha taken prldo In kIvIiik Bond thu bent service possible couiilMteiit with reasonable ratos. Our plans for tho futuro had contomplnt ed n continuation of till policy. Tho unfair attack on u havo already ilono coimldernblo dnmiigo In destroy ing tho confldonco of our Investors nod disarranging our plan. "This will probably bo Joyful now to thu wrecker on tho council, but time will hIiow thnt It I not for tho . . ... i it... nosi inieroHiB oi mu iuuinu u city." INSTALLS HEATER TO SAVE GARDEN To kill tho froHt, which ha boon ono of thu chief hindrance to tho successful rnlnhiK of com nnd bono on hi rnnch near Hodmnnd, Krnest Frank Iiiih liiBtalled an orchard heat er, oil hurnliiK. und will Bhorlly put In Muvurnl morn, Tho ttH ho hnn nindo today Indicate that ono heater will effoctuiilly combat tho frost for n radius of 20 feot. TWO FREED ON THEFT CHARGE KOOVM.tV ASH IJV.tVH VlHStl not MWtv ov htuam.no cam -i (Mrn.KMiM wi:iii: MIIMIICIIH Of .HIIV. (' I.. Krnn nnd Jnko Kooyman m; re last week ilcclnred not Kiillly by I lie Jury' verdict In circuit court, whom they havo been on trlul for two dnyn, chnrxod with tcnlliiK n calf from Heth Klookey. Tho Jury wim out n little less than three hour. Tho proKonco of n number of cat tlemen on thn Jury, nnd their come- rjnurit famlllnrlly with condition fturrotuidlnic cane of thu kind, was a feature of tho trial. After tho ver dict wn turned In, Jurymen stated that they believed thn calf was Htookoy's, but that Kvan and Kooy mnn acted In Rood faith In butcher- Iiik II, under thn uppoltlon that It holoiiKod to them. AccordltiK to tho testimony brouKht out In tho cimo, Kvun and Kooymun took the calf, which was uubranded, from Htookey' corral In broad duyllKht. Later they turned It loono upon their ninuo, then took It up iiKnln and butchered It. Htookey appeared on tho sceiiu of thu butcher I UK. It we testified, and took tho hldu and heud. BEND ANGLERS CATCH LIMIT I.I.OVI) DOI'TIIIT AND Ii. II. II.MItl) itirrt'it.v ritoji twin i..ki:s WITH IIAKKirrH l l'l.l, OK lll(i 1'KM.OWH. I.lmlt catches of trout wcro taken on thu first day of tho season by I.loyd Douthlt and I.. II. Ilalrd at Twin lakes. The 28 fish, wolRhtliiK very closo to iO pounds, wcro cauRht by theso two after flshlnR all day with various kinds of bait. A spoon and a wooden minnow wcro most successful. Tho larnest fish wolRhod C pounds nnd Is 26 Inches In leiiRlh. It Is a slcolhend, cauRht by Mr. Douthlt Tho best fishing wns from 10 o'clock to noon, tin Minted. Mnny who vis ited Twin lakes failed to land sizable catches. HEARING TRANSCRIPT IS FURNISHED HOARD Transcript of tho various speech es nnd figures, presented ul tho heor- Idk of the Deschutes board, held here last .Monday, wero completed Sntur dny under tho direction of fiecretnry I., Anllos of the Commercial club nnd mailed to tho headquarters of thu board In I'urtlnnd, In enro of Fred lloushnw, Ilrlof prepared by tho roprcscntn lives of thu vnrloim Interests nru also to ho furnished tho board. LUMBERMEN TO HOLD PORTLAND MEETING Notices havo been rccolved hero of a special mooting of tho West Const Lumbermen' association, to bo hold In Portland April 29 nnd 30. Kx tensive proposed revisions of pres ent rulo for tho grndlng of western forest products will como up nt tho Portland mooting for final adoption, amendment, or rojoctlon. CASE IS SETTLED OUTSIDE OF COURT METHODIST CHURCH HERE GIVEN NOTICE Tho nchlovomont of tho" Methodists of llond In gottlng Ibolr now church bnsomont ready for tho Enstor sorv Icob this year rocotvos particular mention In tho Pacific Christian Ad vocate (or April. A history of tho efforts of tho church horo to obtain ndoqunto accommodations Is given In tho roport, which wnH turned In by Ilov. J, Edgar Purdy. Tho civil enso of J. Itynn vs. J, F, Arnold, which r.ppcnrod on tho cir cuit court docket for this term, has boon sottlod out of court, It Is nu uouncod. Tho controversy, which Involved claims of dobt by boti par ties, wns onded by compromise fc Solitaire "Crap Shooter" Not to Appeal, Decides A. h. Wilson, convicted of "shooting craps" with hlmsolf, nprnnlliiir to Ills dofoilBQ 111 DO- llco court sovornt wooks ago, has docldod not to npponl. Not- withstanding tbo doubt which wns rnlsod nt that tlmo ns'to tho possibility of "Bolltnlro" gambling, Wilson npponrod In tho offlco of tho city rocordor nnd paid his flno of 2G. SNYDER SPEAKS HERE APRIL U t.y.rnwvM o.v hh im, tiYomxt'. COMI.VO tAH'.AIt tUimUTTKK IS CIIMUHi ttV AMIAMV .MII.VTM it.Ml I'lIIMCITV, J. K. Hnyder of Corrnlll will giro his lecture on social hyglona In llond on Tuesday, April 2C, It wn decided last week by tho local committee, which met with J, K, Waggoner, field representative of tho Oregon Hoclal Hyglemi society, Tho placo will bo decided upon later. Mr. Hny- der will also speak at ltodrnond, Prlnuvlllo and Madras whllo In Cen tral Oregon. H, W. Mooro, city school superin tendent, wan chosen chalrmnn of thn locul committee which will bo In charge of publicity work and ar raignment for nn audience room. Other members nro J. Edgar Purdy, Frank It. Prince. J. O. fllbson. J. I). Donovan, I,. 1). Wlest and Paul IIos- mor. Here tor Months, Goes to Prison VA 'At-UmnU, tflfnufii horo (WW W ' K nHo nttnt being finlil in Kin ",nfify jml for n"iit mould oh n rluirgo of Utcmf, wnn fnl week convicted In (ho circuit court nt luirtin nnd son- lorieed in servo from ono to five yours In llio stato penitentiary for borne stealing. McDonald passed through this city on hi way to thn Halern Institution In charga of Hberlff W. A. Goodman nnd Deputy Jnrnos Crawford. MANAGER IS NAMED TO SUCCEED CLARK Former llend of AftMK-lntt-il Indus trie Will lie In (ariiK Dul iion Here After May 1. A. U, Clark, until Saturday man- URer of thu Associated Industrie of Oregon, resigning to enter tho gar- ngo business In llond, was In tho city fur n short visit beforo returning to Portlund, where ho will assist tho now rnanngcr, Dan C. Freeman, In mastering thu dotalls of tho position. Ho will bo In llend permanently after May 1, as part owner of tho Com oro Motor Co. Announcement of Mr. Freeman's appointment was nindo Friday by II. J. Frank, chairman of tho board of directors of thu Associated Indus tries. Ho expressed appreciation for Mr. Clark' work. "Ho has main tallied un ambitious program of fur tharlng tho Interests of the producors of Oregon," ho stated. Advertise In The liullctln. It gets results. LEGAL NOTICES PAVING WILL NOT BEGIN UNTIL MAY Failure of Kiippllen To Arrive For Mixer CnuscM IMny; Two-Tlilrtli of Downtown Crnillug Completed. No "hot stuff" will bo poured In Ilend by thu Wllllto company until May 2 at tho earliest, City Engineer It. II. Uould announced on Monday. Falluro to urrlvo of supplies needed for tho mixer causes tho delay. Over two-thlrdH of tho grading has been dona on downtown streets and Orcenwood nvenuo nnd grading of Delnwaro nnd Congress will bo dono beforq tho end of tho week, Mr. Could stated. OltDEIt Dllti:(TI.V(i NEXT OP KIN OF WAltD AND ALU PKILSO.VH INTKItKNTKD IN IIEK ESTATE TO HIIOW CAI.-.SE WIIV AN OD DER HIIOl'I.D NOT HE MADE I'OH THE HAI.E OF CEHTAIN HEAD IXTATE. In tho County Court of tho Stato of Oregon, for Deschutes County. In tbo matter of tho guardianship of Alberta I-anclkammer, n minor. This cause camo on to bo heard at this tlmo on tho petition of Anna lionrdman as guardian of tho person and estate of Alberta Landkammcr, a minor, for permission to sell cer tain real estate of said minor there in particularly described; and It ap pearing to mo, tho Judgo of tho abovo entitled court, that It Is both expedient and necessary that said real estate be sold for tho mainte nance of snld minor and for tho pur pose of assisting her to obtain an education, and It further appearing that It will bo most advantageous to sell said real estate at private sale: It is therefore hereby ordered, that the next of kin of said ward and all persons Interested in her cstato appear beforo this court on Saturday, tho Hth day of May 1921, at tho hour of 2 o'clock In tho afternoon, at the County Court room In tho City of Iicnd, in said County, then and thero to show cause, if any thcro bo, why a license for tho sale of said real estato should not bo granted as prayed for In said petition; and It Is further ordered that a copy of this order be published for three succes sive weeks In Tho Ilend liullctln, a weekly newspaper published and cir culating In said county prior to said dato of hearing. Dated this Hth day of April, 1921. nODEIiT W. SAWYER, 8-9-lOc County Judgo. "Try It Out Youraelf " flny tha Good Judgo And you will find Jimv much fnoro Mtfafncliori n lljtiu of (his Kcul Tobacco gives you ((inn you ever got from a big chew of tha' urumnry Kinu, Tho good, rich, real to bacco tflslc lasts so long you don't need a fresh , chew nearly as often. So I it costs you less, ' Any man who uses tho Real Tobacco Chew will . tell you that. 1 Put up in two stjht W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco gust Ilallberg and Jane Doe Ilall bcrg, his wife, defendants. To August Ilallberg and Jane Doe Ilallberg, tho above named defend ant; In the name of the state of Oro gon, you nro hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint In the above entitled action on or beforo May C, 1921, that dato being six weeks from the first publication of this summons, or for want thereof tho plaintiff will tako Judgment against you for JC5 with Interest at six per cent per annum from Novem ber 22, 1917, and the costs nnd dis bursements of this action, and apply the money garnlslieed In said action In this county toward the satisfaction of said Judgment. E. D. GILSON, l-9c Justice of the Peaco. CITATION TO CLAIMANTS In tho County Court of the State ot Oregon, for Deschutes County. In tho matter ot the estate of Charles A. Douglas, deceased. Georgo Warren Douglas, plaintiff, vs. Mrs. Lorella L. Downing, Mrs. Irene P. Llghtner, Mrs. Olive N. "Westrlch. Robert E. Lee Olers and all persons, unnamed or unknown, having or claiming any Interest In the estate ot Charles A. Douglas, do ceased as heirs or distributees, de fendants. To tho above named defendants, greeting. In the name of the Stato of Oregon, you and each of you are hereby cited and summoned to ap pear before the abovo entitled court at tho County Court Room In Bend, Deschutes County, Oregon, on Sat urday, tho 11th day of June, 1921, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m then and thero to show cause, If any thero be, why the facts should not be found and the rights of heirship and dis tribution to said estate decreed as set forth and prayed for In tho-petl-tlon of the above named plaintiff on filo herein and then and thero fllo answers setting up your respective claims of heirship, ownership or In terest In said estato. Witness: HON. ROBERT W. SAWYER, Judge ot the County Court ot the State ot Oregon, for Deschutes County, with tho seal of said Court affixed this 16th day of March, 1921. Attest: J. II. IIANER, : 3-8c County Clerk. EUGENE LUMBERMAN AND FAMILY HERE Chairman of Stato Highway Com mission Drive Through From Klamath Falls. R. A. Booth, prosidont of tho Booth-Kelly Lumber Co. of Eugene, and chairman ot tho stnto highway commission, with his wlfo nnd daugh ter and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Booth, arrived In Bond Sunday night on n tour, coming by auto from Klamath Falls. Thuy loft Monduy morning for Prlnovlllo. ERROR IS ADMITTED BY KLAMATH FALLS Aftor Investigating roports thnt Bond sportsmen woro socking to havo Odoll and Croscont Inkos closed to fishing, tho Klamath County Sports men's association finds no founda tion for tho rumor, says tho Klnm nth Fulls Hornld. Correspondence with Stato War don Burghduff and M. A. Lynch, Hod in oiul momber ot tho stnto fish nnd gnmo commission, nmong others, nhows no request for such closing on fllo with tho commission. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In tho County Court or tho Stato of Oregon, for Deschutes County. In tho matter of tho estate ot Georgo D. Clements, deceased. Notlco Is hereby given that the un dersigned, administrator of the es tato of Georgo D. Clements, deceased, has filed In tho County Court of Des chutes County, Oregon, his final ac count as such administrator of said estato. and that Saturday, the 14th day of May, 1921, at tho hour of 10 o'clock A. M has been fixed by the court as tho tlmo for hearing of ob jection to said report and tho settle ment thereof. JAMES II. CLEMENTS, Administrator of tho estate of George D. Clements, deceased. E. O. STADTER. First Natlonnl Bank Bldg.. Bend, Oregon. Attorney for Adminis trator. 7-1 0c SUMMONS In tho Justlco Court for the Dis trict ot Bond, Deschutes County, Stnto ot Oregon. Chrlstlnn Tinner, plaintiff, vs. Au STRICTLY FIRST CiaSS OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Downing's Cafe and Rooms WHEN IN TOWN STOP WITH US OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT W. P. Downing, Prop. Bend, Oregon Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Company Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Building Material, Kiln Dried Flooring and all kinds of Finish SASH AND DOORS COMPLETE STOCK ol Siodrd Sao. BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO. Local Sales Agent, MILLER LUMBER CO. 22 CARLOADS OF CATTLE SHIPPED Twonty-two carloads of cattle woro shlppod to Portland Stockyards Sat urday night on tho O.-W. Btock spo clol from Control Oregon points, ac cording to F. E. Studobaker; travel ing freight nnd passongor agont. f HE CREDIT MAN of a manufacturing or commercial concern must know the financial stand ing of the firms to whom his company extends credit. He has his Dun or Bradstreet. The Purchasing Agent or the buyers of the various departments must be convinced that the goods delivered are as represented in both weight and quali ty. They have their scales and testing apparatus. The Advertising Man must know that the circulation claims of the paper with which he does busi ness are justified by the facts. 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