HKHll Mi.i,mtn, mnu, 08BOON, TUVmUSY, M'HV, SVt, 1021,
pAm t
CASH BONUSES
WILL BE READY
IN SHORT TIME
MAY BE EXPECTED IN
FOUR MONTHS
LOANS ARE DELAYED
Lnw Not V' In KfTeit Cti-i tlmi
Vulii MiikI Ho CiiMiir(l, f 'iiiumln
hIiiii Picked, TckI Hull ll
(Idol, And Bond Hold.
BAt.B.M, Juiui 20, Estimates havo
It Hint money, either In cnuli Ikiiiiih
or liiiinn, will liu available for Oregon
iSoii mid womoii wlio urn voterons of
tho World war In uliniit four months,
llocamto of llio nt'ceniuiry oricanltu
lion mid tliu ossombllng of Hie. iicett
ed machinery, U probably will bo lm
jiohhIIiIci for any nioiiuy to k Into tho
hands of tho qualified persons In los
than Hint tlmo.
Hero nro noma of Ilia reasons for
delay Hint probably will cuuno not
less tlinn four months to ro by bo
for nny bonds can bo told iinil inonuy
Hindu uvnllnblo: '
In tlio first plnco, tho vote ! not
likely to bo canviiBhod for four or
flva weeks, unit tlio effoctlvo date of
tint net will bo bold up accordingly.
Thou ono of tlio most Imiiortnnt fen
luri'H of tlio net In tlio orciuiliiitloii,
which nocoimnrlly will roijulro cau
Hun on tlio part of tho commission.
ThU U tho provision Hint III each
county Hiorif shall bn appointed by
tint commission n bnnrd of thrcn ap
praisers, who shall fix valuation
upon properties on which loan may
bo uppltrd for, urn! nUo shall iippolnl
nu nttornoy, who shall pirns on tho
t It lea to property. Thin necessitate
14 4 Boparnlo nppnltitnivntii by tho
communion, nnd wilt tnko time.
Tmt Hull My llriilt.
Again, thorn Ik tho ponnttilllty of
litigation, for It Is not unlikely Hint
tho net 'will bo touted out In court.
At tho tlmo tho neconry law wnn
passed In tho legislature It lacked
constitutional nulhorlty. ThU wa
known, to tho legislature) rofcrrod to'
tho peoplo tho necessary constitution
nl iimondmont. Tho nttornoy gener
nl bus ruled Hint tho procedure wm
loKnl. mid hni cited precedent, but
tho potilblllty remains Hint tlio net
might bo attacked on that basis. An
other iiiikIo for posslblo tltlitntlon U
to clear Hm net of un ambiguity that
U until to oxlit relative to tho pur
poses for which loan might bo lined.
Apparontly tho Intent wm, and It wan
no oxplalncd throughout tho aim
palm, Hint tho money mint bo used
for oHtnblliiliment of home In coun
try or city. Howuvcr, lomo itudentii
of tho measure bollovo tho mouey
might bo lined for any purpose.
IUhiiU Munt Bo AiIvcHImiI.
Other delay that will help hold up
operation of tho monnuro for u few
months will bo thono Incident to ad
vertising for bids on obnds nnd sub
sequent negotiations with bond brok
nr. Alto, tlmo will bo consumed In
tho drawing up and printing of forms
on which application may ho miido
by tho beneficiaries. .
Only tho constitutional amendment
was votod on by tho people. 'Tho
legislature passed tho lnw which pro
vides ull tho machinery, but by n
clerical orror tho referendum cluuwi
U nttnehed to tho IcnUlntlvo act In
tho session laws, which has been mis
loading to numborH of pornons.
Tho lnw accompanying tho consti
tutional iimondmont upproprlntes
$30,000 for udmlnUtrntlvo costs. To
rnUo tho ncccBsnry funds for tho
bonus puymonts or tho loans, tho
lfrglslaturo lrow up nnd referred fo
tho peoplo tho constitutional amend
ment, authorizing n bonded Indebted
ness of not to oxecod three per sunt
of tlio nssossod vnluntlon of nil as
Bossed property In tho stnto and n
tax lovy of not to oxcoed two mills to
rotlro tho bonds nt their mnturlty
nnd to pay tho Itnorost on them.
Tho lnw nots ii iiinxlinum limit of
$3000 for loans, or a bonus of $15 a
month for 'ouch month of sorvlco ex
copt tho first two, ,tho bonus pny
montH In no enso to totnl moro tlmn
$500. Also, tho lnw fixes tho tax to
rotlro tho bonds nnd to pay Intorost
nt ono mill, Bo, although Hm con
stitution lina boon nmondod to nu
thorlzo limns of $4000 nnd u two
mill tnx, tho law authorizes loans of
only $3000 nnd n tnx of only ono
mill.
liOiiim Must Ho Hoimiil.
Tho loans must bo repaid to tho
stnto, and tho applicant, lila or her
father, mothor, wlfo or husband,
child, Blstor or brothor must socuro
mich pnymont by a first mortgngo on
roal ostato sovon por cent lu vnluo lu
iufcnn of tho iirumiiit Jon nod. Tlio
ej.Acrvle mini or woman nlono run
ncoiiro tho loan, but tlio midlives
murifil can assist by supplying tlio
nvconnnry security, Tho applicant
cannot Imvo both n loan nnd tlio
csnli Whin, If ho solnclN thn bonus
ho must niiiko hU iippllcutlon to tho
siicrnliiry of tho commission within
ono yeiir nftor tlio offoctlro ilnlo of
tlio net or within ono year nftor hU
discharge from tho sorvlco, If ha was
In tho servlco at tho tlmo (ho act bo
cam n effective. Ho may hnvo only
ono loan, but ho may apply for It lm
mediately or nt any tlmo In tho fu
ture. Hundreds of young men who
nre yot In school or who uro not
rondy to suttlo down to u, Ilfo occu
pntlon, will not apply for somu yours.
Number IMIiiimUnI at Un,HH).
It Iiiih beau imtlinuted thut 20,000
men ami woinon will comij within tho
benefits of tho law, Tho number
who will ank cush bonuses In estimat
ed ut 10,000 mid thono who will pre
fer loans ut 15.000.
Tho assessed valuation of tho stnto
U $I,040,S3Mt!l.l2, Thrno pur cunt
of this Is 3 1 ,22(7,1 77.H7. tho amount
of tho fund now created. Tho loans
coiiiIiik out of this sum will bo repaid
tho state. While tho cash bonus to
tnl, entlinatod at $1,200,000, will not
bo repaid, tho amount will bo cared
for by tho oiio-mlll lovy. Tho ono
mill lovy on tlio IjuhIs of tho present
valuation will-produce annually $1,
010, 830.04.
Ixmuis I C ii ii -H Vrnrn.
'Vhllo tho loans may run for 28
years, boliiK amortlxed ut two por
cant yearly und fuur per cent bolne
paid on Intorost, It U assumed that
a Kreut mujorlty of tho bororwers
will repuy lu much less Hum tlio max
imum tlmo. If un ex-orvlco man
noils tho homo or farm in which ho
has Invested his loan from tho stnto,
the Interest ruto Immediately Jumps
to six per cent If ha soils to nomeono
not orlitlnaly iiunllfled for a loan.
Further, In such enso tho loan must
bo reduced to CO per cent of tho
amount orlnlnally loanod and must
bo entirely paid within tlvo years.
Under tho law, In tho event Hint
coiiKresH should provide for tho pay
ment of canh bonuses to persous
iiuullfled to rccehro bonuses under
tho Ort'Kon act, on or before tho data
tho OreRou amendment becomes ef
fective, then any person qualified to
receive a bonus from tho Rovornmont
shall not bo qualified to receive n
bonus from tho stnto. (icrvlco men
who have benefited under tho educa
tional nld act of 1910 must refund
to tho statu tho amounts they hnvo
received under tho net boforo they
shall bo iiuullfled to receive either n
bonus' or n loan under tho now net.
Members of tho commlnslou creat
ed by tho act servo without pay, ex
cept expense Incurred In tho actual
performance of thulr duties. Knch
of tho county appraisers shall rccclvo
a feo of $R for each appraisal and
cncli of tho attorneys In tho several
counties shall recolvo a foo of $10
for each title examined, tho fees to
bo puld by tliu applicants for loans.
REAVER FAILS TO
COMPLETE JOURNEY
I,on(; Trip Arro Dry Vnlley ICnils
In Port Itock Wnler I.ovlnj
Itodent'M Destliintlon Mystery
What object n boavor, whoso habi
tat Is naturally aquatic, should Imvo
In making tho trip across tho dry
Kd?t Itock valley is u question whlcU
tho inhabitants of tho town of Kort
Itock nro vainly endeavoring to solve,
roports Forest Kxiimlnor Jack Hor
ton on his return from tho rangor
station at that point.
Tho fuct that ono of tho big wntor
lovlng rodonts hud boon actually
making such a trip was brought to
THESE
s aw mom::: ,Pi
PlWi INWHllBjlllU IllwlUHlM f HAVE MY CAP "l f
"I liooc only to carry out the aggrcstive policies launched by Col.
Gallirailh, ' tald the new national commander. John T. Emcr, of Grand
Kspidi. Mich., a he took command o( American Legion aflairn. He en
tered the world war at captain, w,it promoted to major, and, 'while lead
ing the lit liattalion of the 18th Infantry, wai tcvcrcly wounded by ihe'l
fife. Thomnt J. liannlRan of Hartford, Conn., is the new National vice
'coituiuudci elected to place through the death of Col. Calbraith.
tho attention of Kort Itock residents
by a subtle, purvadlnK odor omanat
Ihk from u pile of packlnK boxes at
tho roar of tho ronornl sort of II. I.
Itlce, Investigation revealed tho
body of a largo beaver, which had
apparently died at least u week bo
fore. An overland trip of many
miles, without water, must have been
necessary In reaching Kort Itock, ir.
Morton says.
A few times previously lone beav
ers have been seen crossing tho Kort
Itock valley, ho learned, but whero
tliey started, wheru they wcro golne,
or tho purposo of tho Journey, rc
mains guesswork.
CAFE CASE DISMISSED
ON MOORE'S REQUEST
ItrMauranl J'roprletor H)s 1aw Test
Cream Served After Whipping
Cremn l-'iilled to Katlsfi Customer
On tho motion of District Attorney
A. J. Moore, tho caso against Ocorgo
Bch ram, proprietor of tho Iloyal cafo,
charged with serving cream having
less than 18 per cent butter fat, was
dismissed Monday morning in Justlco
court by Judge K. I). Gilson. Schram
agreed to tnko especial pains to ob
serve tho letter of tho food law.
Tho complaint, filed by a deputy of
thp dairy and food Inspectors' office,
was made nflcr cream, served tho of
ficer In tho Koynl, had been tosted.
Schram told Judgo Gilson that ono
of his waitresses had poured oft tho
crenm from tho top of n bottlo of milk
to servo tho deputy after tho officer
had objected to whipped crenm. Tho
first cream would have tested 32 per
cent butter fat, Schram said, whllo
the other offered the customer was
merely as nn accommodation.
Record of Transfers
FURNISHED BY THE DESCHUTKS
ABSTRACT COMPANY.
Edna W. Hobbs to Standard Oil Co,
lots 23, 24, blk 27, Redmond; $10.
Louisa DeCurufel to Lcola n Dart,
lot 4, blk 22, Ulvd add; $106.
James Ityan to First Natl Dk Bend,
lot 5 blk 4, River terrace; $10.
Archlo Smith to Carl A Johnson,
lot 3, blk G. Mill add; $10.
H J Overturf to Edson L Bracken,
SEU, 3 5-1 8-1 2; $10.
Bend Park Co to Thomas J Mur
phy, lots 5, 8, 7, 8, blk 1G7, 2nd add
to Bond Park; $10.
Clarenco E Myers to Brooks-Scan-
Ion I.mbr Co, lota 1, 2, blk 5, Des
chutes; $10.
Dragan Mlrlch to Brooks-Scnnlon
I.mbr Co, lots 1, 2, Blk G, Deschutes;
$10,
Bulletin "WANT ADS"
suits Try Thorn.
Bring Ro-
ARE DISARMAMENT
HOME DEMONSTRATOR
ARRANGES SCHEDULE
Hat unlay I'lckctl For Weekly Visit
To Ilenil Ily JIUs K ComegjH
Dales Ilor County Announccl.
Saturday hereafter will bo tho reg
ular tlmo at which Miss Eva Com
cgys, homo demonstrator, will visit
Bond, sho stated last week on her
first scheduled trip to this city from
headquarters In Redmond. While In
Bend, Mlns Comcgys may bo found In
tho city rest room. If a different
dafo will better servo the convenlenco
ot tho peoplo, tho change can bo read
ily made, 'she states.
Miss Comegys' schedule up to and
Including July C, Is as follows; Juno
30, millinery class and girls' sewing
club at Crango Hall; July 1, In offlco
at Redmond; July 2, In offlco at
Bond, July C, demonstration of dress
form making at Sisters.
FIRE IS CONTROLLED
AT SUGAR MOUNTAIN
A big timber fire on the Klamath
Indian reservation In the vicinity ot
Sugar mountain was controlled at
tor having burned for three days, the
Walker mountain flro lookout report
cd Monday morning to Deschutes na
tlonal forest headquarters in Bend.
Fitting Cracks In Shoes.
Cracks lu shoes, at a polut above
tho smajl toe of the wearer, may he
easily repaired with gelatine, mixed
with hot water to the consistency of
glue. The crack Is Qlled with the
mixture, and the gelatine smoothed
down Hush with the leather, where
upon ono or tiro coatings of formalin
(40 per cent formaldehyde) aro up
plled to the patch. The formalin has
the effect of hardening tho gelatine,
making It waterproof, tough, nud !n-
soluble In water.
Bait Tails of Storm's Approach.
Suit Is extremely sensitive to nlr
changes. A very cheap, pretty and
effective barometer cnu be made with
a bunch of colored ribbons or a spray
of tlowera. Soak your ribbons or
flowers lu strong wilt water, dry them
on thu hat stand In the ball. Your
ribbons or flowers will be dry and
crisp when weather prospects ure
good. But when your barometer be
comes moist and limp you will soon
ueed your umbrella.
Cultivate High Ideal.
Set your Ideals high. Fur if you fel
your aim high, you will have always
something that Is worthy of your
faithfulness. To hnvo thut which by
Its very nature Is a perpetual Invi
tation, never stooping to you.'but call
ing you ; If you would enjoy It up Into
tho higher regions Is to be greatly
stirred to faithfulness of conduct.
DAYS
BEND AMATEUR
ATHLETIC CLUB
NAME REVIVED
GYM BOARD HAS FIRST
MEETING
RENOVATION IS BEGUN
Hiilldlni; To lb; Operated Heparnte
From jVjtlon ViM, But Service
Men Will Lead In Activities
Board Assigned To Tusks.
While tho gymnasium will here
after bo known as the American Le
gion building, tho old name of Bend
Amateur Athletic club will be used
to deiignato the organization which
will carry on the activities of the
building, it was decided by the board
of managers at Its first meeting last
week.
Tho differentiation was made in
order to emphasize the fact that the
club will bo operated for the benefit
of tho entire community, not for the
American Legion alone. For busi
ness purposes the two organizations
aro to be distinct, although the Le
gion men aro planning to take the
lead In all activities, and will have
their headquarters In the building.
Renovation of tho building was be
gun today. It will be used on the
Fourth for tho smoker to bo staged
by E. C. Brick-, and shortly afterward
will be opened for the use of mem
bers. The swimming pool will be
.one of the first features to be put In
operation. The opening by the
Legion is set for the evening of the
Fourth.
Departments Assigned.
Members ot the board were each
assigned to departments. Dr. L. W.
Gatchell will have charge of person
nel, the selection of manager, secre
tary and Janitor; 11. J. Overturf was
delegated to work out a membership
campaign; C. H. Knowles. who was
chosen chairman of the board, will
arrange tho opening; Carl A. Johnson
was given the task of working out a
program of activities, and Dr. H. C
Dodds was instructed to make a sur
vey of the usej to which various
rooms In the building will be as
signed. Dr. Catcbcll was elected treasurer
and the adjutant of Percy A. Stevens
post secretary exfflclo.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Xotlce Is hereby given that Theo
do're Aune has been appointed admin
istrator ot the estate ot Andrew J.
Robinson, deceased, by the county
court ot Deschutes county, Oregon.
All perrons having claims against
the estate of the saidndrew J. Rob
inson are hereby notified to present
them, duly verified with proper
vouchers, to said administrator at
the offlco of H. C. Ellis. First Na
tional Bank building, Bend, Oregon,
within six months from the date of
tho first publication ot this notice,
to-wit: within six months from the
ICth day ot June, 1921.
THEODORE AUNE,
Administrator ot tho estate of An
drew J. Robinson. lC-20c
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(010104.)
Department ot tho Interior, U. S.
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
Juno 13. 1921.
Notico is hereby given that Ben-.
Jamln F. Qrlndstead, ot Mllllcan, Ore
gon, who, on August 29, 1917, made
Homesteam Entry No. 019104, for
SEU , Section 27. Township 20 South,
Rango 10 East, Willamette Meridiau,
has filed notice of intention to make
three-year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, 'before
H. C. Ellis. United.. States CommU
sloner, at Bend, Oregon, on the 2nd
day of August. 1921.
Claimant nameiftis witnesses: Sam
uel E. Lochrie, of Brothers, Oregon:
William A. Rahn, ot Mllllcan, Ore
gon; Ed Walker, ot Bend, Oregon;
William H. Presley, of Bond, Oregon.
. H. FRAND WOODCOCK,
10-20p ' Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
. (01894U)
Dopartment of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
JurTe,13.v1921.
Ndtlco Is horeby given that Alien
E. Griudstcad. ot Mllllcan, Oregon,
who, on .March 2G, 1918, mode Home
steod Entry No. 01S942. for SV, SB
U, section 22; nb and Nttswa,
Soction 27, Township 20 South,
Rnngu 16 East, Willamette Meridian,
has f ilea notice ot Intention to make
throe-year proof, to establish claim
to tho land above described, before
II. C. Ellis, United States Commis
sioner, at Bond, Oregon, on the 2nd
day ot August, 1921.
Claimant names ns witnesses: bam-
uol H. Lochrio, of Brothers, Oregon;
WlUlnm A. -Rahn. of Mllllcan, Ore
gon; Ed Walker, of Bond, Oregon;
WlUlnm H. Presley, of Bend, Oregon,
H. FRAND WOODCOCK,
lG-20p Register.
outwit HKrrtsa uvti ma hht
UV AIiMI.VfHTtATOIt V. T. A.
In lh County Coiut of tho Htulo
of Oregon, for Desehntvt County.
In tho Matter of tho estate of
Charles Knul, deceased,
Edgar I), (lllson, as administrator
C. T A. of thn MUto of Churl
Kaul, having rondored and filed In
this Court his final account and poll
Hon for final discharge.
It Is hereby oiderad that Saturday,
the 10th day f July, at 2 o'clock: p.
m., at tho County Court Room, In
tho Court Houso In Bond, In said
County, be, and the same Is hereby,
appointed as tho tlmo nnd place for
the settlement of said account and
the hearing of said petition, and it In
further ordered that riollco of said
settlement and hearing bo published
In Tho Bend Bulletin, weekly edi
tion, n weekly newspaper published
In said County as ofton as once rt
week for four successive weeks prior
to said date of settlement and hear
ins.
Dated thin 16th day of Juno, 1921.
ROBERT W. SAWYER,
lC-13c County Judgo,
CITATIOV TO CLAIMS NTH
In the County Court of tho Stato of
Oregon, for Deschutes County.
In the matter of the estate ot
Charles A. Douglas, deceased.
George Warren Douglas, Plaintiff,
vs. Mrs. Lord la L. Downing. Mrs.
Irene P. Ltghtner, Mrs. Olive N.
Westrch, Robert E. Leo Olora and
all persons, unnamed or unknown,
having or claiming any Interest in
the estate of Charles A. Douglas, de
ceased, as heirs or distributees, de
fendants. To the above named defendants.
greeting:
In the name of the State of Ore
gon:, you and each ot you are here
by cited and summoned to appear
before the above entitled Court at
the County Court Room in Bend,
Deschntes County, Oregon, on Satur
day, tho 17th day of September, 1921,
at the hour of 2 o'clock p. ra., then
and there to show cause, It any there
be, why the fact should not bo found
and the rights of heirship and distri
bution to said cstata decreed, as set
forth and prayed for in the petition
of the above named plaintiff on file
herein, and then and thero file an
swers setting up your respective
claims ot heirship, ownership or In
terest in said estate.
Witness: The Honorable Robert
W. Sawyer, Judge of the County
Court of the Stato of Oregon, for
Deschutes County, this 11th day ot
Juik, 1921.
Attest: J. H. HANER, Clerk.
By MARY F. FRYREAR,
16-21c Deputy.
Seal of Deschutes County, Oregon.
CITATION
In the County Court of the Stato
of Oregon, for tho County ot Des
chutes. '
In the matter of the estate ot Ola
O. Drogsvoid, deceased.
To A. J. Goggans, Julius Pedersen,
Martha Drogsvoid, Susanna Drogs
void, Drogsvoid, and to all
other heirs, if any, ot 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 ot said deceased bo
sold at public or private sale, to the
highest and best bidder for the pur
pose of paying oft tho debts and'
claims against said estato amounting1
to $2,869.00, with accruing interest
thereon and costs and expenses ot
administration; and it appearing to
the Court that good cause for such
order exists,
Now, therefore, you, and each ot
you, are hereby cited and required to
appear before'thls Court at the Court
Room thereof In Bcrid, Deschutes
County, Oregon, at the hour ot 2:30
p. m., on the 1st day ot Jnly, 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 aa
prayed in said petition, authorizing
and directing the executor to sell the
following descrtbed real estate for
the purpose ot paying off tho debts,
claims and costs ot administration, a,
description ot which property Is an
follows: Lot 13, Block 14, Park Ad-
dttion to Bend, Oregon, for a sum not.
less than its appraised value.
In caso you tail to so appear and;
show cause why such order should
not be made, the same vdll be xnadet,
as in said petition prayed.
This citation Is served upon you by
publication thereof once a week for
tive consecutive weeks, all in accord
ance with an order ot this Court
made and entered on tho 24th day
ot May, 1921, and a supplemental or
der made on tho 28th day of May,
1921.
ROBERT W. SAWYER,
Courtfy Judgo.
JULIUS PEDERSKN,
Executor.
First publication, Juno 2, 1921.
Last publication, Juno 30, 1921.
14-18o
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of tho Intirlnr. II s
Cand Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
May 17, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Roy W
Huklll. of Bond, Oregon, who, on
February 1. 1916, made homestead
ontry No. 014444, and on October
4, 1915, mado additional homestead
entry No. 015473,, for V, Soction
5, Township 20 S., Range 16 E.. Will
amette Meridian, baa filed notico ot
intention to make final three-yoar
proof, to establish claim to the land
aboVo described, before II. O. Ellis,
United Statos Commissioner, at
Bend, Oregon, on tho 8th day of July,
1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Earl L, Powers, of Bond, Oregon;
John J. Holland, ot Bend, Oregon,;
George W, Powers, of Blalock, Ore
gon; Alpha Powers, of Portland, Ore
gon. 13-170
H. FRANK WOODCOCK,
Itogister.
Put tt In The Bulletin.