The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, July 21, 1921, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texthi:w iwt.u.iti, w.sit, intwHiH rm hhiiu, ,u a hi, itat, t'AUti 7 SALARY SLASH FOR OFFICIALS OF CITY LOOMS MAYOK CONSIDERING RESOLUTION COUNCIL VOTE SPLIT ('Hniiii ('nihil (hi 101' Deriding Vole On Tho Hill esli OiirMlou llonillnu Ordinance Pte Pin I M U (I'tiri To (.'iiiiiinlttee. i 1 1 ' 1 1 i,1 ili cur""'"'!' for ' 11 I' K Hi rMir of Third K'r t Kind rrfwslng lln wns Informed I, he ifnitdtr HimI IIih iirmtni rn" 'ii; linn no official hImiiiIIiiX hii'I HmIJ In nIiowIiik musl Im inndo In llm i I jllf n'Tiicn eoiiiitilulon liu fur ii It run I no omcimiy iiiinikiiiiimi. tiki eny i attorney Inn been instructed to rnulci Mil ell it showing. PEOPLE TOO IUJSV ASSERTS WRITER KNORR PUTS UP VP Hill U mil nm BID WATERED FARMS HASJS FOR GRAZINC FEES HBINfl SOUGH GREAT BATTLE: ON NEW WORK IN OREGON FEW llnwn'l Kirn Time. I'or llorm( I.'hIiin Diw Ihii Hii)n Tut urn Will IMik To Tourist Huslm-ni. Tlmt lio lit considering n resolution to reduce tlm milurli'N nf illy of f I- cIiiIh wuh llii' ili'daratlon of Muyor i: I) (lllsnu lit Friday night's incut Ing of III" city council. Tlm Muteiimnt llrlli'il lllllii cominuiii except (nun Heri,tler Itoim I'lirnhiiin, who de clured that tint council iiilclit im well Mnrl In wlili liln office. I'or I liu first Hum alnco llm forum lion of Urn prennul city ndmlnialrii t tun, mi i'Viiii illvlnlon on two succea- Ivii iiii'ntlonn necessitated ii decld lni: vote from tho niityor. In ench cnae Hi n vote, on ii phiiao of tlm Mc Kny avenue footbridge, wns nega tive. Tlm miillcr rnum up In tlm report of J K. limes, cliiilriiiiin of tin- streets rniiimliici', who declared thHt tlm bridge itclniilly niutiuci'ii I In- llf of iiiiiny people rronnliiK the rlvir nl Unit point. 1'arl of llm bridge In now under wnler. hut tlm total' com of Im provenfcul would hu only 175, lm unlit. Hcriiuau the bridge la Bond Co. property, tlm approaches being iilo on I In ml Co. property, thren membera of the council votvil aguinat Gilbert niotlou or repair. A mo umnt Inter motion lo condemn the bridge ciumi'd u almllnr uplll and ngnlii tlm mayor decided the (ue ' lion wllli n ncgullvo vole. Puling IVllllim PlgiNinlmleil. Dlcriipnton of tlm atitlua of the Went Third street paving petition brought the report from Councilman Fox that C. H. Heed, paving routrnc tor, had told htm he would consider no more contractu In llend. The pe tition wnit Indeflnllely pigeonholed. Councilman (lllliert objected Mrong ly to provlalon of the pnvliiK protec tion ordinance. He declared (tint even dull cnlkii on hori"alioca lire hiidly dumiiglug newly laid pavlm; and that nn ordinance Mrlugeut enough to protect the new Mirfnclng would lie nlmnal Impnaaihtu of en forcement. When the ordinance- wan referred to tlm pollen committee for revision, (lllliert declared the mens uro wan nn koihI ns killed. ItoiwN Are Orttn-eit, t'pder an emergency claim'. Hie ordiniincii for I ami an re of $19.- 715.62 worth of llancroft bonds to Miber of tlm doKreo team of lake Dm pluc.t of tlm Newport Im-1 iln" I'oeuhonius lodge, indies' provement illlrlct wnrrnutii held by "People hero neniii lo ho too buiy to think about micli IIiIiikn iih flowem, yet they urn koIiik to ho Importiint to your pronperlty lieforo Ioiik," unyi Wnlter 1'rltchaid Katon, mitKazlne writer, who, with Mm, Knton, arrived in iiiiihi i rimiy iiikiii on him wny from Critter lakn to Mt. Juffurion, In tlm party of I'red II. Klier, hvud of tho iiiovIiik picture company which will noon hecln fllinliu: Central On: con. .Mr. Katon Ih NukInK material for a Hoy Hcout hook on tlm Cancudei and Craler lake. "I liavi) found woiiiliirful np(clmemi of wild flowi.TK natlvi) to Orcr.on which I cuuiiot Identify," raid Mr. Knton. "Vou Iiiivii foxclown crow- IliK nix feet IiIhIi, when, In the eaut, we cannot cultlvato them to crow four feet." Tourlut revenue will he the :r'iit- etit Hourcii of Incunm hero noon, Mr, Katon Muled. If llm ncenlc heautlen aiep rHervd. Hut If tlm Umber hIiiiik the lili;livnyx In deKtroyed, and Mheep are allowed to kill tlm wild flowitm, this country will lone Hu lotirmt lure, lie HUt:iientcd that heep Hhould be kept out of certain ureiiK of the foreat. At Crater laku .Mr. K'aton imnlnled tho Klzirit In murkliiK wild flowem for trnimpluntliiK In a upeclul Karden to be built about tlm Httldlo. He Ih iiUo i.'iithiiiiliiitlc about tho yellow plnea, nnd NUKKvntN that u utrlp 100 yard wide alouc each lliroiiKh IiIkIi- way be acquired by tho nlale. no that the timber may hu preMerved. "In order lo appreciate Crater lake, one ban to upend oeverul day tbert, and K"t down to llm rim, to an to a pp reel a lo the nlte," he mated. In pnitiiiiiK. .Mr. Knton remarked on the cleniillneim of Oreifon cltlen, and poke In appreciation of tho local Inn, compnrlm; It fuvorubly with ho tel In larrcr cltlen. TECHNICAL KNOCKOUT TAKEN IN SIXTH labile (iortnmi Kent to Mat Titlce. In I'lr.l Ituiiml, And (Jive And Take HkIH I" Cien Unlll Onklnml I.imI'n liierleii Wlrm, (11 UnllH I'rtix tTU ll.nd IlulMln.) J'OHTIMNI), July 1C Dnnny Kd warilH, Oakland, Cal negro iicntppcr, won u 10-round wrlnt-nlnppInK deel iilon over (leorylo koo, Hacramonto Cell-ntlal piiK, In tho wind-up of on other wIhd k nock-do wn-nnd-d rag-out card at tho Mllwnuklo arena IhnI nlKlit. Tlm I.ee-Kdwardn ko did not Ket a rlxe out of a capacity crowd Kdwurdu had thu ncrap It I h own way moHt of tlm route, I.eo IiuIiik contunt to illdplny li Ik ability In eluding tho chocolate boy'a Hwlugit, a Ntunt ho had learned u fow inontha ago In Van couver, Tlm gory buttle of tho card laHt night at the Mllwaiikie arena wan be tween Kdilln Oormiui, of Oakland', and Duffy Knorr, of Hend, Oro, Knorr knocked Oormnn down twice In tho flrNt, and (Jormim did tho name to Knorr. They milled f iirloimly until the "Ixth, when Oormnn had tho In experienced boy Htnggerlng. Tho referee mopped tho go with Knorr re clining on tlm canvaa. I'aiit 1ict IWnil Hoy, Knorr looked like a net up, and cume out awkwardly with tho firm bell. Ilcforo tho fuim could get set tled, he knocked tho rugged Gorman lo tlm floor. From then on Knorr battled furiously and tho fans cheer ed him to the echo. liorman fought back vlclounly. Up o tlm fifth It wail a glvo and tako affair, the two battling loc-to-too. Then (iormun'H experience and tough- (lean told on tho green youngster and he had Knorr ataggerlng In tho sixth, and finally floored him, Tom I.outltt stopping tho battle, m Knorr was giv en a great ovation. In tho other events, Johnny Fugato bent I ted Culluhan to a six-round de cision, Kdil Id Hlchnrds drew with Johnny Wade, nnd Ilrlck won tho cur tain-raiser decision over Uan llealy, Ili:i:i HAH TOO MIVH TO DO i:i.hi:wiikhi: TO rONHIlll.'K I'lltTIII.'ll CO.VritAtTH, HK t;:i,i,h woiji.d.hi: I'lrriTio.VKit Hecnuse C. 8. Heed, I.os Angeles paving contractor now operating In Hend, refused to consider bidding on the surfacing of tlm streets between Franklin and (Irecnwood, from Hond to the railroad, a petition which C, II. Kills, 105 Orceley avenue, had prepared, remains uncirculated. Heed gavo as his reason that ho had too much work elsewhere to con sider remaining hero after his pres ont contracts uru taken caro of, Kills said. The puvlng asked In tho peti tion would have cost In tho neighbor hood of $30,000, It Is estimated. Tho district Included between the four boundaries of Franklin, Green wood, bond and tho railroad tracks Is provided with sewers, so that there would ho no need to tear up tho pav ing Inter for such an Improvement, Kills pointed out. BEND'S PRICES FOUND LOWEST l'Ont-l, CON'TKACT GOKS TO U)CM, (iltOCKUV IN COMI'KTI TIO.V WITH ItKD.MONI) I2STAH-I.ISHMKNT. '11 On n six wmihir tour of lha Na tional formt run Res, IC II Knynnngli district officer in clmrgo of grazing, mtIIIi Grazing Inspector Hacliford, HMf V 1 IX PPP PfTM ni? w!,hlnKt'"'. ! . will nrrlro In UXNLr l.b 1 uli LblNi Ul ,,Pn(i nt wcnk M ,ho , part 0( TOTAL LAND AHEA ' Inspection trip already started. I'nrrn Acreage Inrreaar Nearly Tvo Million In Ten Vears, Oovem. tnent lU-port Hhows f.'npN tnl IiHfAtnl .Much Greater Irrigated lands In Oregon total only 1.6 per cent of the total land area In the state, the Irrigation bul letin, Issued In connection with tho Hth census of the United States, shows. Compared with the report of 10 years ago, tho 1920 censm bulle tin reveals an increase of 1,857,208 acres In farm lands In tho last dec ade. The number of farms In tho ulnto Is 2485 greater than a decade ago. Tho Irrigated area has Increased 300,033 acres, or 43.7 per cent. Capi tal Invested Is $16,108,037 more than in 1910, or a percentage Increase of 126.7. The report shows that while, In 1910, the average cost of opera tion and maintenance per acre was only 75 cents, it Is now $1.19, On the Deschutes drnlnage basin alone, the report states, Irrigation projects have a total of 390 main ditches, with a capacity of 4,023 sec ond feet of water. The ditch systems are 768 miles In length. Acre feet capacity of reservoirs Is listed at 52,- 927. In the same drainage bas'n, capi tal Invested totals $5,078,636. That Tbn object of tho tour Is lo ascer tain tho heirt method of dflormlnlng thfl proper value of forrait grazing privilege. Hulletln Want Ads bring resutts li 7 them. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICK FOH runutvmoN (Not rouJ land.) Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Lakcview. f) July 5, 1921. Notice Is hereby given that Ceorgo H. Katon, of I.a Pine, Oregon, who. on November 14th. 1921. madn Homestead Entry No. 010568. for S'4 8W14. Sec. 15; N NWU, Sec. 22, Township 23 8., Hange 9 E., "Will amette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make final three-year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before J3. I.. Clark, U. S. Commissioner, at I.a Pine, Ore gon, on the 12th day of August, 1921. Claimant names as wltnesrcs: Fred Mahn, B. H. Haney, A. It. Donahue, Daisy Hill, all of La Pine, Oregon. JA8. F. nuitnE.q.q. 20-2 Ic Ilegister. XOTICK FOR I'UIH.I CATION (Not coal liuiil.) Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at Lakevlew. Oreiron. July 5, 1921. -Notice Is hereby given that Joseoh F. Mann, of La Pine. Oregon, who. on February 26, 1918, made Homo stead Entry No. 010679, for SE NWU, E SYVtt, NWU SW, Section 23, Township 23 S., Rango 9 E., Willamette Meridian, has filed LA I 'I NIC DECREE TEA. A I WORKS HERE Well. i:eiudil lMilbltlon Drill Put (hi II) Mi'iuhrri of I'oi'aliimln l.1X. On VMt To llcnil. tlm Lumberman's Trust Co.. of Port land, was panned without dUctlimiou. A resolution ordering In concrete sidewalks before September 15 on Greenwood, from the Wright hotel to the v In il net . on Hond, from tho Hend Hardware Co. 'store to Frank lln, on Franklin from Hond to the Catholic church, nnd on Wall from Louisiana to tho gymnasium, wns re fiirn.it In thn iilreiilH rninmtttee. II, A petition fur n streot light on tho I -comer of Portland nvenue nnd West tr Third street wns grunted on the con dltlon Hint other light, already order ed, be first Installed. Discussion of the street cleaning iini'NlInn elicited the remark from Councilman linker (hut an applica tion had been mndu for the Job by u man who offered to work for $6 n month Iciih tlian anyone nlito, The applicant hail uluo offered him "hiiiiii'IIiIiii? (bat would muko mo feel icood," ho mild. Ho uddud that ho did not like this kind of bid. .Mayor Gllsuu mentioned Unit ho liail Ofcllmid mi offer of $5 rush for tho Job. I'liin I Wis Cleanup. II. J. Ovurtnrf, ropniHontlni: tho Commercial club, appeured before tlm council nuking for Improvement of Hhovlln Memorial par It. 'It was ox plained to him by Councilman Fox fml 'I101'0 WlH 1,0 in'iniiy available, II but Hint It wuh hoped lo have funds for tli Ih purpose nnd for tho comotory next your. One Improvement which ho IhiIIovi'h can bo mndu now Ih Id tho removal of iliwul timber, which could ho brought to llomt to ho used m fuel for tlm flrettmimi, Coiiiu'lliniiu tllllinit nuiwd with Overltirf mi to tho inlvlHiUillliy of spondlnit tlm flint money uvullnhln on park piopeil)' wllltlu llm oily llm 1 1 ii. Ills Hiiitiloittltm (ill' i t'leaimp lit Rhovlln park, tiHliut Hilly MllllUteor labor, met wllli foMil'i llu iHillitoll iinanlnioiiHly umliiinlliit inuvi'inont for nucli coopnrnllvo wurli. 10, h, Vlnal, it u dm of tlm don trill Oreiion AHiuuilnteii, iiihiliuloil llm anxllltry of thu Order of Ited Men viHlted Hend .Saturday night, aiding thu local lodgu In Initiating a class of palefaces. A well executed ex hlbitlon drill was also put on by the visitors. Tho team wuh composed of Miss I. Illle Ilogue, Miss Kathleen Mnsten, MIhh Lorelta Mnsteii, Miss Lucy Kprlngstube, .Mrs, J, F. Hogue, Mrs. Kdlth Holllnsbead, Mrs. J. J. Kng, Mrs. N. A. Jensen, Mrs. W. (1. Ford- ham, Mrs. II. L. Sly. Mrs. K. T. Jensen, Mrs. A. II. Hldgeley, Mrs. Amy Cnvnnnugh, Mrs. W. F. Arnold, Demi Holllnsheud nnd J. O. Huff man. Other lodgo vlsltorn from La Pino wero K. 11. Tomes, A. O. Chollck, Howard Holmes, W. F. Arnold ami Cecil Holllnsheud. Tho La Plnu Ited Men nnd tho auxiliary are Just completing u two story lodgo building. 4 0 by 90 feet, equipped with a hall, dining room, kitchen and lounging rooms. Tlm rustic Kngllsh typo of archi tecture Is followed. EXPLOSIVE SENT TO IMPROVE ROAD LONE PINE TO RECEIVE WATER CONTRACTS I'OR :i,(MIO ACHKS i:.pi:cti:i from c. o. i. com panv as hksl'i.t of trans 1'kr to c. o. i. district. As one of the results of tho trans. fcr of water rights and Irrigation system to bu made by tho C. O. I. Co. to the Central Oregon Irrigation dls trlct, tho Lone Pino Irrigation din trlcl Is expected to obtain water suf' flclent for 3000 ncres. That n con' tract calling for tho Irrigation of an area of this slzo Is probable Is an nounced by Denton G. Hurdlck, of Hvdmond, nttorney for tho company Signing of such a contract. It is In dicated, will mean Immudlato con structlon of a canal through tho North canal project east of Redmond, and possible reclamation of part of thu 35,000 aero North canal project on tho wny. LLOW THREE DAYS FOR HOMESEEKERS Time For Stny In Cent nil OrcKiin Incrt'iiM-i! As Result of Con ference In Portland. IhoiiMinil Pounds of T-.N'-T To llo tUed In .Miikllig Old Mllllaiy Routo Allocs MoiintnliiH Passable. I'd aid In tho work to malto piisb- ablo (Im old military road across thu mountains, 1000 pounds of T-N-T is icing sunt by nuto truck to tho for nl construction camp at Immigrant reek on mitliorlzittlou from Super visor II. L. Plumb. Construction work Is ut present being dono under Im direction of Cimcailo forest offl lulu, nml tho Hhlpmout of high ux- plonlve In being mailo iih a loan. Vim T-N-T Ih purt of tho carload deemed by N, (1. Jacobson, former forest supervisor, Just after tho cloao ut tlm World war, being u portion of lie itovurnmont'u rosorvo for war pur- pones, Middlo westerners who nro to bo brought to Oregon In September on tho settlors' special, will spend two I days lu Deschutes, Jofforson nnd Crook counties, on tliulr first trip Into Central Oregon, nnd Inter will bo allowed a day for tho trip between Craler I.iilco nnd Hond. Tho Hcliedulo thus announced was secured by Secretary L. Antics, of tho Iloml Commercial club, during his conference with Goorgo Qunylo, sec retary of tho State Chamber of Com merce. Autlus roturncd Friday morn ing from Portland, stnting that Ilond'H domnnds lmd boon allowed In every particular. That Hend grocery prices will compare favorably with those of Redmond, wns shdwn today when the contract for a month's supplies for 29 families. the first movo In the Four-L collective buying campaign, was awarded to a local store. After figures from the wo cities hud been compared, the Union grocery of Hend was given tho order. Not only was the total Hend esti mate less than that of any of thu competing cities, but the Hend price for every article In the list, with the solo exception of sugar, was low as well. CAUTION IN FOREST IS NOW NECESSARY Critical Time of War From Flu Prevention Viewpoint Hen- PulrolM All Acthe. uiu iiiBiur ui jrrifiawon in tenirai i notice of Intention to make final uregon nas neen alrnott entirely writ-iinree-year proof, to establish claim ten In the last two decades, is shown Jne lancl above described, before by the comparative investment figure fa Pine! Oregon, 0E !X 12h daV o of $138, i55 for 1902. lAugust, 1921. Claimant names as witnesses: Fred Mahn, Fred Smith, S. Eaton, E. Roach, all of La Pine, Oregon. JAS. F. BURGESS, 20-24c Register. SUPERINTENDENT OF GRADING RESIGNS I). W. Rant Leaves, Indicating Lark of Harmony With Company Of ficials Hus In Charge. NOTICE OF FINAIi AOOOUNT County Court of the Stnto of Ore gon, for Deschutes County. In the matter of the estate of Lew Is J. Cale, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that Charles W. Ersklne, administrator of the estate of Lewis J. Cale, deceased, has made and filed with the Clerk of the County Court of Deschutes Coun ty his final account of hh adminis tration of said estato nnd that tho Judge of the above entitled Court has designated the 6th day of August, iyzi, at the hour of s o'clock, in tho D. W. Rand, grading super intendent for the paving company, Friday resigned his position and left Saturday morning for Portland. Lack of harmony with company of ficials was the cause of his resigna tion, he stated. He Is understood to ; ?,f tcrno" J 83,3 dy nt tn0 Court be negotiating for a position with the j oSn.as 'tiSV PTO Warren Construction Co. Rand has (hearing of said final account and of had 25 years' experience as a grad-. settling of said estate, and all per- lng superintendent. isons Interested are cited to appear at A. L. Bass, formerly with the city!?,am "me.an F. an Vh?wc?u8e engineer s office, Is cow In charge ; be aiowed and said estat0 cIoged and of the grading as foreman, with Har-! settled. Now Is tho time to start vigorous forest flro prevention, according to stnto forestors of northwestern states. Forest authorities are taking every precaution against tho timber's ene my at this, the most critical time, It Is considered, of tho whole summer from n firo hnznrd standpoint. Airplane patrols, wireless appara tus, scores of rangers, local fire fighting equipment, nro helpless, for esters say, unless the average citizen takes precautions with fire. The us ual run of fires, stnrted by natural causes, such nB lightning, spontnn oous combustion, etc., can be dealt with moro or less easily, but it is tho campers' fires which have to be wntched. During vacation time, Just getting well under wny, this hazard Is regarded as by far tho most deadly. Wholesale warnings hnvo been Is sued for all nnrthwesterncrs to co opernto with tho government's firo prevention program through personal effort and ndvloo to visitors to forest amis. ry G. Ityan as assistant. A street Intersection monitor en tirely different from the others used may be seen at the corner of Congress ii nd Idaho. A large Juniper tree stands almost exactly at the Intersec tion and will be allowed to remain. Four other Junipers and two large pine trees will be left near the same point on Congress, where' grading is now going on. Dated this 30th day of June, 1921. CHARLES W. ERSKINE, Administrator of the estato of Lewis J, Cale, deceased. 18-2 2c PEOPLES IS GIVEN HIGH LODGE POST AT THH KORTV-YKAR POST Men and women In middlo ago have moro or loss kldnoy troublo nnd experience bladder Irritations, dull liondnchofl, wcarlnoss, lamoncss nnd rheumatic pains. Faloy Kidney Pills tono up and strengthen tho kidneys nnd bladder nnd glvo froedom from pain, a bottor nppetlto and unbroken sloop. Sold everywhere, Adv. STEEP GRADE GONE ON ELK LAKE ROAD Work of Forest Service Noted lly Atilotsts Cutoff Ami General Improvement Hearted. Rend Mnn Named Deputy Grand Muster With Jurisdiction Over The Seventeenth District. D. H. Peoples, of the Bend Mason ic lodge, has been honored by the appointment to the position of dis trict deputy grand master of the grand Jurisdiction of Oregon, It Is announced hore by J. L. Gaithor, head of the local lodge. Tho Bend, Madras, Prineville aud Redmond lodges are Included In the 17th district, over which Peoples has Jurisdiction. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION (Not coal land.) Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Lakevlew, Oregon, Juno 27, 1921. Notice Is hereby given that Claire C. Williams, of La Pine, Oregon, who, on November 14, 1919, mndo home stead entry No. 011202. for SEM. i Section 1, Township 23 a, Range 9 IE., Wllllamette Meridian, has filed 1 tmll.n nt I , 1 ,1 . w IIIICUUUU IU IIIIIAU 1IUUI three-year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before E. L. Clark, U. S. Commissioner, nt La Pine, Oregon, on tho 6th day of Au gust, 1921. Claimant names as witnesses: Wil liam Williams, Sr., A. R. Donahue. George Eaton, Mrs. W. A. Rose, all of La Pine, Oregon. JAMES F. BURGESS. lS-22c ncglster. Since tho Improvement work done Crnno Prnlrio hill, on tho Kik Lnko rond, by tho Deschutes Nntlonnl for est scrvlco, tho hill can bo taken on high, ngreo J. D. Davidson nnd Clyde M. Mclvtiy, who recently drove over tho road. Tho maximum grade is now sovon per cent, with n fivo per cont nvuruge, replacing n steep pitch of 17 per cont. A cut-off of approximately three miles on tho Snow creek section of tho rond, und general improvements on tho romnlndor of the rond to the lnko, nro Included in tho work being dono by tho forest service. PYTHIANS RECESS UNTIL SEPTEMBER Deschutes lodgo No. 103, Knights of Pythias, last week held Its last meeting until September 14, A so clnl meeting will bo held Jointly with tho Pythian Sisters on August 31 Good attendance featured lust night's session. C, A. Bloom was given the second and third rnnks. Refresh ments wero served at tho end of the meeting. For Summer Couch, liny Fever nnd Astlinia. Tnko Foley's Honey nnd Tar for hay fover, asthma, coughs, colds and croup. It spreads a honllug, sooth ing coating over tho Inflamed, irri tntod, tickling surface, stops sneez ing nnd wheezing, nnd eases distress ing, racking coughs. Acts nromntly nnd auroly. Children love It. Con tains no opiates. Sold evorywhero. Auv, CITATION TO CLAIMANTS In tho County Court of tho State or Oregon, for Deschutes County. In tho matter of the estate of Chnrles A. Douglas, deceased. George Warren Douglas, Plaintiff, vs. Mrs. Lorella L. Downing, Mrs. Ireno P. Lightnor, Mrs. Ollvo N. Westrich, Robert E. Leo Glors and all persons, unnamed or unknown. having or claiming any Interest in the estato of Charles A. Douglas, de ceased, us heirs or distributees, de- lenuants. To tho ubovo named defendants, greeting: In tho name of tho Stnto of Ore gon:, you and each of you are here by cited and summoned to appear before tho ubovo entitled Court at tho County Court Room in Bond, Deschutes County, Oregon, on Satur day, tho 17th day of Septombor, 1921, at tho hour of 2 o'clock p. in., thon and thero to show cause, if any thero be, why tho fact should not be found and tho rights of heirship and distri bution to said ostnte decreed, an sat forth nnd prayed for In tho petition of tho above named plaintiff on ftlo herein, and then and thoro tile an swers setting up your respective claims of heirship, ownership or in terest In said ostate. Witnoss: Tho Honornblo Robort W. Sawyer, Judge of tho County Court of tho Stnto of Oregon, for Deschutos Coun y. this 11th day of Juus, 1921. Attost: J. II. HANB-R, Cleric. By MARY F. FRYRHAR, 16-21e Deputy. Be! of Doscbutos County, Oregon.