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I... ..i. ...i inii. in ii. i, iiriip, uui in nun iii'iu iiii t'j mi' ..i.iniii, iiii ii iiiiiwi ii.-n iy iiiv runner, in Aivxi'i i jukiikoi, kid poci .....lu .. If. h..1... it "rinrkv pun iillli'r." Tin. full Uiniiiu. "Mnxlin dnrkr," innr, iivrhiipH. ho read to iiii'im "tho hlttvrvit of the Fliltlvr." Tho ptuuilonym cffietlvly inymliolltt-a ryi'nliliof'ii nttltmlo to wiinl life, for IiIh Ik'tlon In dUlllloil v- FwiMico of tho (ll?app"liitoil. JIo wiih nuFnt llrnt it lloltihcvlk. it nil Rio hwniN only to linvo Joined llin Hoi- Kliovlut rnnki under pri'ssuro. (liven iiu c'holvo lictWccn low' diet mid IiIkIi llee, ho pixiferred tho litttor, which In one, happily, Unit does not requlro iiiii to tuko an v nctlvu i in rt In tho tier Ijietnitloii of utroelllcH. I.IvIiik Aito. Matehea In China, Ono of tho tliliiKH Unit pnictlenlly evryhody In I'hlim enn nVmil to liny IltT n mil tell mid tin tho pwmliitlon In oAtlinnled nt KKJ.tKKMKK), tho luinilier of iniitches coiiNuiiied reached n Li'ent (voluino, Chlm-so nintiiifnvturyra huvo hecn mil Ic 1 1) k mntchcN fm thirty yoiirn, hut they Imvo never innilo entntuli for lihelr owh uo ho that tho dellcleucy Elinu heeii iimtlu up 4iy Jiipaiioxu and (Hwedluli miiiuifneturerri principally, iDurlni; tho war when tho oiitnldo Hup lily wiih cut off tho activity of tho tChlncsa hmtch-iiiuliliiK oNtahllnhinciitK Hncrcaiicd consMerulily un well iih the imports of material for mutch mak nir. REVOLVER INVENTED BV flOV Mm tt Diadl timttl Am V tlotn in lh flraln of roi;Hn. ViarOlrf flt.nwy, Ttin revolver, llin I iinlll li fritt-nti'm nf Km niifftmnlfo plulol, will I lut iiu."! deadly mniill ii r m known in umu, wm li'irn of Hie brain at n fourteen year old liny, Kniwicl foil. (V.it mil amii row clioo iiinl pipped tin lionr'1 merrfinrit teel luniiiil for llu IJiml Indie, He lui'l n kh'hI tlrnl of Idle lime mi (iiu liiuiiU iifii' lliti ulilp M-fli well nt 'ii, nml n lonif pfrlml if nilm whiIIkt fiilliiwii) l(n iikivciiiciiI. Ilf lnviin In hm'U mi oiillcl fur IiIn iirllrn liiiH'liiiitlnri nml iiiitIiiiiiIcmI urK'f Un nlli niiii il vnrloim iIiIukk in nld unlllnir lull wltlibiit mix (.-rent nurrn.n. Hi) llicii look in titmmliiK n iln'l llml WWlM Kllllllt HCVITllI llllM-D Willi n NlliKlx lone). Mo liml only Mix (if uiiimI nml ii Jnck knlfn to uurk llli, lull !) fnrn llll viijiikii "ii" ivt li I ii tl cut mil n iiiimIcI fur m n-volvcr crjr ulinl lur in llin imlii-rn ullll In iic. Ouru nt li'imi' iikiiIii, Im rnt to work III IiIn fiilliiT"! fnrlnry, till t Mil' ivvwvit I'li-ii wim cilll In hi hmd, nml hn udrkcil nt It frmii tlinc In lime mi III hit NVlm luciill'-niiii. At till iinliil IiIn i'Xit'rlini'iitw liml m fur iuIviiikci (lint iv in l(i-i I for nml iihlnlinvl imtcnt III AtiiiTlrn nml Kiirupi'iiu rnuiilrli'K. A ulnck riiiiiiniiy uim nrKiinUcil, nml from thl htlinhlo Mtitrt llu; crtiit Colt linn fiidnry aviik hi-Ktiii, nml llu- rr vnivi r pin on n imtrnw Hint xoon car- rli'il It nrmiml (In- worhl. SCIENTISTS HOLD TWO VIEWS Art Not In Accord In Their Explana. tlon of Origin of the Planetary 6yiltm. HrlcntliU explain tho nrlnln of our idmii'lnry nyntcin In two win. One of theiiu l tho fiimlllur mlmlnr hy Ixitherln of IJipnce. Tho other I tho plmu'ti-miml throry of rroffMor Jloul ton, which In prohnhly the mont nir reel one, Accordlnc to thin theory our plimitnry lynteiu wn orlKlnnlly a viut plriil nehuliii. Tho pliincln wert formed hy nrcrellon of mntler In thu aplrnl of the nehuliii. Our i-urtli mid It niilelllte, tho iiiihiu, ro funned In thl wny, Tho moon lcn fimllcr accretion of mntler, wn imtnnilly nttrncted hy tlie enrth. which wn ikiiii'-m-iI of euottkh t;riivllittloii lo hold tin' union. The moon then- fnro U not n rhtld of tho enith. hut MMiiklnc In evi-ryduy purl mice, we mlKht call It mi adopted child. Till tliinry explnttin n treat deal Hint Ihe nehulnr hyHitheln dix-a not. Thero are vuat iiumher of urh Fplrnl nelf nine In tlx hi'iiven. Indlcntlni;, Ihnt thin I nnlure'i nccetited way of rrtr ii 1 1 ti new world, and It I for the nimoim that ! accept thin view of tho formation of thu earth mid the'inoun. 1'lttk.iiiiri.ti OUpatcfi. Two Cold Inauguration. Two prenldviitlttl liiauiiiinilionn en ln-clally iiiiirkiil hy cold weather.wero thoe of Tuft unil. Orotit (hi h-cihuI). Thoii'iilidn of Huplo hcciiuu nick from expiwtire dlirliiK (Irntit'n wi-ond liiaiiKiinillon, u in I many died. It la aid III" coiiKhliiir of pi-oplc who had cold wan no ureut that the orrhentru nt llu) limiiKOrat hall could luinlly h heard. Thi Tuft InniiKiirnl hlUznrd hc-nui In Wni-hlncton tho nfteriiixHi of Mtirch lit I". It continued nil iiIkIiI, mid tin miiiw In the capllal tho ni'xt day wnn o ilti'P that It H-cined IiiihhI hie to haw it pnrnde. Hut tho pa rade wan held, and on n nlreet rwept clean, thank to tho WutdiliiKtoit lnot ileparljiienti which removiil IhiiiinatidH of nii,oii load of nnow and plimh from 1'eimnyluiiiln avenue. Many pvuple hecmno 'Hick-from Ktnndlni; In the now or wit tlnjc In tho cold Htatidn lo wutch the pitrude. Tliere wnn much MilTtirlnir cmiKeil hy exposure. I'renl dent Tnft'H ri'vlewltic nectlou una In- clom'd lu i'lann and heated hy elec tricity. Oil In North America Oil waa known to thu Indium and used by them for medicinal purposes. it waa nrt obtained from tho aurfaco of creeks nml aa a product of lalt well. ICdvvIn U Drnko drilled tho tint oil well In tho United .State In Aujuit, near Oil City, I'n. Tho Unit U covery of oil In Canada wus mad In 1037 near t'etrolla, Ont II I HEY CURE.' HOW ABoUT CATS? IS HI I (II NOT fET, DEAR I -1 HAVEN'T R,6APY - j jjjjji j I (Josh. 3'u.mave to eat oowntown then J 1 1 1 a minute? you camt i i no- but i can get Ii LJ!Zl-!r'OR I'l-l. BE LATE FOR W GET SUPPER, in A MlNUTC, HAT l.-agT-.TOrTJl I 3PEE0INO UP MAIL WITH COMPARTMENT CAM MMHR-Tl!JL.iaaV CoiiKented wnrkliiK condition which mndu mall car rnhhorlo oay, ditlayod lellvrli)H and In Kenoral, ilt'plctcd mall acrvlco nro all to ho ellmlimti'il, naya L'nclo Ham. Thl In ono of tho now ntop, a compart ment car for carrying heavy mall, doltiK away with much urqIchr llft Iiik und tranisforliiR hotweou central point. Tho now compartment cam look llko tho rcKiilar flat car ox- cept that thny aro equipped with alx Port Tobacco Panes. Gone In tho ancient town of Port Tobacco I'ortohncko of tho eight eenth century tho "metropolis" ol Cliarlen In the day of mild Inng syne. Tho pioneer who willed up the Po tomac founded It on mi estuary of tho fioblu river, mid Its fame as a shipping xilnt for the colonlnts mice, tatended ncron tho Atlantic. Three or four decade ngo the last "court house fight" In Maryland centered nroiind Port Tobacco. It water tranx portatlon dwindled, mid tho liullillnt of tho Pope's Creek railroad line from tlowlo to tho Potomac gnve th( Chnrre countlan n new outlook. Many of them picked Iji Plata station for a county sent, owing to It cen tral location and dn'ly train. The old cntirtlioumi nt Port Tubucco waa burned down mid the voters decliinil for tho hulhllng of n new ono at Iu Plata. llultliuoro News. Had Large Sum on Hand. History relates (hat Croesus was given entertainment on ono occasion by a I.ydlmi mimed Pythlus, supiioqcd to hnvu been n distant relative o CroeMin. During the entertainment Pythlu Informeil tho king that when he heard of Ids approach he had made careful count of all hi ready money that ho had on hand lu gold and sil ver. $.M,000,000, and that ho wished to prvM-nt it to the king as a token of regard. The king hesitated about taking his money lent rytulu miglit lie rciiuccu to want, but Pythlu replied: "Hy land, estates, sluves and Incnme-benr-Ing property aro rtlll untouched." This sum of money wns simply cash on hand which hn had not yet Invest ed. At tho mto of 10 to 1 In modern purchasing power, Pythlu had ready money equaling 240,000,000. Her Description. A bright ten-year-old girl, whose fathor was addicted to amateur pho tography, attended a trial. at court tho other day for tho first tlino. This was her account of tho judge's charge: The J ml go made a long speech to the Jury of 13 men, nnd then sent them off Into a little dork room to develop." Speed of Qulf Stream. It In estimated that two yean are required for the Qulf stream water to ravel from Florida to the coast of Norway, compartment, all of which nro re movable to motor truck at tho den tlnatlon through thu tio of electric cranes. Thu mail mut now he sorted and routed from tho startlni; point, and doc away with a Kre.it deal of tho dotal! work on tho mail cars as formerly. Tho plcturo shows tho first car arriving at Chicago from Now York and a compartment being removed to a waiting motor truck. Ant Engineers. It has been found that the popula tion of an ant hill ha solved many complicated mining problems. Thou sand of ant working Inntlnctlvely perform miraculous engineering feats with amazing efficiency and without prodtwrlng. Knch unt Ami Its own work and the team work when tho big problems must In solu-d I surprising ly cfllclcnt. When ono shift of workers tire or must stop for food or rent It place Is taken by other workers equally skillful so that not a moment I lont When an ant becomes covered with dirt others Immediately clean It by washing nnd bninhlng. During their .mining operation In digging holes and removing stones nn ant Is often In jured, whereupon oBcrs runh to Its nsnlRtance and carry It to a quieter gallery where lint aid may be adminis tered. The resourcefulness of these little engineers ho been found to an ticipate ninny of our recent efficiency method. Hoys' Life. And How Many There Arel An old fool Is one who think thai when n pretty girl smiles Tit blin she's flirting Instead of laughing ut him. Toledo Uladc tecle Jeter tJbsfa A. CYNIC'S A. MAN WHO'S GLAD WHEN THE COMPANY GOES. GREATEST WOMAH OF THE AGE IM U, S, FOR GIF1 ! Hi Marie Currie, even though the mother of two tittle girls and with home duties to take up her tunc, did not permit these obstacles' to keep her from writing her name high in the world's hall of fame. She discovered radium, the most precioui of metals. Now she U in the United States to receive from the hands of President Hard ing a gram of .radium, valued at $100,000, the gift of American wo men who admire her great scien tific work. There are only J41 grams of radium (in the world to day. Her two gifls, now 23 and 16 years old, accompanied her here from the home in France. LEGAL NOTICES CITATION In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Des chutes. In tho matter of the estate cf Ole O. Drogsvold, deceased. To A. J. Goggans, Julius Pedersen, Martha Drogsvold, Susanna. Drogs vold, ...... Drogsvold, and to all other heirs. If any, of said deceased. A petition having been made and filed by the executor of above en titled estate on May 24, 1920, ask ing for an order of this Court au thorizing and directing that certain of the real estate of said deceased be sold at public or private sale, to the highest and best bidder for tho pur pose of paying off the debts and claims against said estate amounting to $2,869.00, with nccrulng interest thereon and costs and expenses of administration: and it appearing to the Court that good cause for such order exists, Now, therefore, you, and each of you, are hereby cited and required to appear before this Court at the Court Room thereof In Ilend, Deschutes County, Oregon, at the hour of 2:30 p. m on the 1st day of July, 1921, then and there to show cause, If any you have or If any exists, why an or der of sale should not bo made as prayed in said petition, authorizing and directing the executor to sell the following described real estate for the purpose of paying otf the debts, claims and costs of administration, a description of which property Is as follows: Lot 13, Block 14, Park Ad dition to Ilend, Oregon, for a sum not less than Its appraised value. In case you fall to so appear and show cauBO why such order should not bo made, the same will be made as In said petition prayed. This citation is served upon you by publication thereof once a week for five consecutive weeks, all In accord ance with an order of this. Court mado and entered on the 24ih day of May, 1921, axd a supplemental or der made on the 28th day of May, 1921. ROBERT W. SAWYER, County Judge. JULIUS PEDERSEN, Executor. First publication, Juno 2. 1921. Last publication, Juno 30, 1921 14-lSc NOTICE In tho County Court of the State of Oregon, for Deschutes County. In the matter of the guardianship ot AiDcrta l.andKnmmer, a minor. nonce is nerooy given tnat pursu ant tB the license and order of this court, dated May 14th, 1921, tho un dersigned will, from and after Frl day, the 10th day of Juno, 1921, pro ceed to sou at privato Balo for cash all tho Interest ot tho abovo named minor In and to tho following de scribed real estate, situated in Des chutes county, Oregon, to-wit: An undivided one-eighth interest In and to tho northeast quarter of tho south west quarter of Section 22 of Towa ship 17, South of Rango 12 East, W. M,, according to tho u. S. government survey thoroof. ANNA DOARDMAN. As guardian of tho. porson and estate of Alberta I.andkammor, a minor. Dated tho 19th day ot May. 1921. 12, 13, 14, 15c NOTICK FOR PL'HLICATION Dopartmont of tho Interior, U.. S. Land Offlco nt Tho Dalles. Oregon. May 17, 1921. Notlco Is hereby given that Roy W. Huktll, of Bend, Oregon, who, on February 1, 1915, mado homestead ontry No. 014444. nnd on October 1915, mado additional homestead ontry No. 015473, for WW, Section 8, Township 20 S Rnngo 10 E Wlll- nmetto Meridian, has filed notice ot Intention to mako final three-year proof, to cstnbltsh claim to tho lantt abovo described, boforo II, C Ellis, United States Commissioner, nt Bond, Oregon, on tho 8th day ot July, 1921. Claimant names as wltuesscs: , firf U Wm. ht fixftft, f7fi-grtrt Jithn J ffolMftrf, of ffriftef. Ofcgonj Vfotnn W. iWm, of UMntk, Qt Koti, AtphH Power, of Pofffuml, Otf- . 11 t'HANK WOOfKIOOK, Htnti H WMt PfllfifOATfO.V (SiH timl frttwl.) fMpnrtmunt of th Interior, i, h, f-dnd offf t f,akeTlDw, Oregon, Afnr 12. 1921. Notlcn In hftuhf given (hat Charlcn if tlAAf fit ri.n.l Wm.m t. . .. ( ... ... ... ,'.n.f,i, TTiiir iiii January 13. 1J17, mmlii If. K, No. 03!B2 and on Aogust 20, 1920, mado additional II B. No. 010617, for Bti ' Her fl, NR Kec. 7, I-ots K'i HSV'A Hee 6. lot 1-2, B4 NW 4, Her 7, Township 21 H., Itango IS K Vlllamelte Meridian, ha fllmi nollro of IntiMitlon to make final threo-year proof, to establish claim to tho land above described, bsforn II. C Kills, U. H. Commissioner, at Ilend, Oregon, on the 26th day of June, 1921, Claimant names as witnesses: Os car Larson, Patrick II. Coffey, Otlfi (' Hehkle, Charles II. Hnlnes, all of Ilend, Oregon. JAS. V. IltniORSS, -.2-lSp Iteglster. NOTICK TOR PUIIf.ICATIO.Y (OlfllK),-,.) Department of the Interior, U. 8. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, May 12, 1921. Notice I hereby given that Philip C. Durt, of It. F. D Ilend. Oregon, who, on October 1, 1917, mado Homestead Entry, No. 01930G, for 8 Eli SWU W SWtf , Sec. 6 and NB M NWU, Sec. 7, Township 18 South, Range 13 Bast, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to mako threo-year proof, to entabllsh claim to tho land above described, beforo II. O. Ellis, United States Commis sioner, at Rend, Oregon, on tbe 14th day of July, 1921. Claimant names as witnesses: Oliver II. Caldwell, of R. F, D., Bend, Oregon: Dan MIrlcb, of R. F. D., Bend, Oregon; Louis Blllngson, of Bend, Oregon; Bert Torkelson, of Bend, Oregon. II. FRANK WOODCOCIC, 12-16p Register. XOTICK OP HIIKftlFF-K HALE ON FOHBCLOSUnK By virtue of an execntlon In fore closure, duly Issued out of the Cir cuit court of the State of Oregon, for Deschutes County, dated the 4th day of May, 1921, In a certain suit In said Court, wherein A. D. Morrill, an plaintiff recovered judgment against J. Ryan and Mary E. Ryan, as de fendants, for tbe sume of one thou sand dollars, with lntercs thereon from the 2nd day of August, 1919, at the rate of 7 per cent per annum, and one hundred fifty dollars attorney's fee, and tho further sum of sixteen and 50-100 dollars costs, which judg ment was enrolled and docketed, on the 28th day of April, 1921. Notlco fs hereby glvon that, pur suant to said Judgment and execu tion, I will, on Saturday, the 11th day of June. 1921, at tbe front door of the Court House, In the City of Bend, said County, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day, sell at pub lic auction to tho highest bidder for cash, all the right, title and inter est of said Defendants Ryan, or either of them, on August 2nd, 1919. In and t tho following described real estate. located and being in Des chutes County, Oregon, to-wit: Tho southwest quarter of tho southwest quarter (SW of SWVi) of Section 30, and north one-half of tho northwest quarter (N of NW U) of Section 31. In Township 17, South of Range 12, East W. M to satisfy said judgment In favor of tho plaintiff and against said defendants,' together with all costs and disburse ments that havo accrued or may ac crue. Dated this 12th day of May, 1921. S. E. Roberts, Sheriff of Deschutes County, Oregon. ll-14o NOTICE FOR PUniilUATlON (Not Coal Land.) Notice Is hereby given that Homer M. Thomas, ot Bend, Oregon, who. on December 19th, 1918. made Home stead Entry. No. 0105S4, lor NE14 SE. Sec. 33; N, SV, W14 SB U, Sec. 34, T. 22 S.: Iota 1, 2. 3, Sec. 3, T. 23 S.. R. 18 E., VIWametto Meridian, has tiled notice of Inten tion to make final three-year proof, to establish claim to the land abovo described, before H. a Ellis. U. S. Commissioner, at Bend, Oregon, on the 18th day ot June, 1921. Claimant names as wltncxtes: Ros coe N. Palmerton, Charlcm II. Halites, Frank II. Mangls. all ot Bend, Ore gon; Edward Gustafson, of Brothors, Oregon. Notlco will be published for five consecutive wcoks In The Bend Bul letin. JAS. F. BURGESS, ll-15c Register. NOTICE OF FINAL AOtXJUNT In tho County Court of tho Stato ot Oregon, for Deschutes County. In the matter of the estate ot Paola. Damlani, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the ad ministrator in tho ubovo entitled court and causo has filed in paid court his final account, and that 2 o'clock p. m. of Moulay. tho 13th day ot Juno, 1921, nt tho County Court House In Bond, Drschutea County, Orogon, lias beon sot as tho tlmo and placo by Hon. R. W. Saw yer, County Judgo, for hearing at tho final account and the settling and closing ot tho estate, nrd nil per sons having nny objections to eat.1 final account and to the settling iiul closing of said estate aro hereby noti fied to appear at said tlmo and placo and Bhow causo, It any they havo, why such final account should not bo approved and allowed and said cstuto closed npd sottlod. Dated-tuls 9th day ot May, 1921. WAnD H. COBLE. Administrator ot tho estalo of Paoln DaMlanl, deceased, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15o