flKNU nULLHTIN, BBNV, ORBOON, TIIUIWDAV, AVHTTt 27, 1022.
ROCKWELL SUIT
IS DELAYED BY
JUROR-WITNESS
Owe Continued Until DIh
trict Clerk Ih Freed
ANSWER NOT CHANGED
I'lnlnllir l,nc On .Million Anil On
Demurrer HeekliiK To llllinl
nnli Allilellr Pimm'
IJIIIVMI Now nl Ikniiii
llornimo (if tlio (net Unit miu of tliu
t'lllvt wltlll'BHt'U fllr tllll llnfl'IIKII In llm
iictluii brought iiKiilitHt dm lluml
school itlNirtct by friink I. Rockwell
wan it member of lliu Wimtnti iminlnr
Jury, i'lrculi JiuIru Duffy TiioHdny
routliiuud lliu nuu mi tliu request
of It. H. Hamilton, cuuiikuI (or llm
ilufitimn. A ilunnirrur lo Urn nnswur,
covering Din sumo grounds fin Hid
motion In Mrllut argued Momlny
nnil rillml nu III favor of tliu ilefeimi
llilii morning, wan filed hy lliu plain
tiff, nmt overruled by lliu eourl.
Tliu rnnn nil It now Mauds, In
volves ft 020, aliened linn (or notary.
All damage ciiimldnrntloun worn olliu
Inuicil tlirouKli Hid courl'K rtillm; on
u demurrer to lliu complaint.
Ilrnli- .Motion to Hlrlko
A motion liy Hid ilalntlff'n ultor
noy, W. 1. Myurit, making to strike
out that part of the ilefoniliuit'H ans
wer relating to Rockwell's employ
ment ii nil utlilutlc coach, wan nr
Rtiml hcfuio Circuit Judge Duffy
.Monday afternoon, nnil Tuemlny
wnii denied liy tlio court. Myers con
tended that n school district, ae u
iuanl-niiinlclinl corporation, tuny
perform only tlio nets speclflciilly
provided liy stntulo, nml that lliu
stntuta doc nut provldu for tlio hir
ing of conches. t 8. Ilntiilllon for
tlm ilufctmn, argued Hint such n right
In generally understood, mid that If
It worn Illegal, Ilia majority of llio
HchooU of tliu state, IncluitlnR llm
statu university and tint nRrlculturnl
college, would liu In Hie position of
law vlolatori.
FRIDAY FIGHTS
TO DRAW MANY
Boxers For Three Bonis of
Smoker At Gym Already
In Good Shape.
With tlio reserved sonts practical
ly nold out, mnniiRor of tho smoker
lo do liuld hern frldny iiIrIiI nt tlu
American I.eRlon IiuIIiIIiir mo ex
pectliiR n record attendance, Hiey nn
uouueod today. Duffy Knurr. who
will meet Kddlu Trncy In tlio khiiiI
wliulup, wns in iirrlvu In Ilend HiIh
afternoon. Mike DuI'luto. opponent
of Alllu Taylor In Hie 10 round main
event, will not he here until Tliurs
dny,
Tnylor has, iih usual, been (rain
Iiir fultlifully, mid can liu expected
tu ro at IiIk iiminl flnnhy speed
HiroiiKliout tliu mutch. Ho nut
pointed Do Pinto In their hint match
horo, early In tho winter; but Del'ln
to, who mlRlit hnvu been n trldo over
confident nt Hint time, U not to bo
fooled In Hint manner again, and In
counted upon to put up u stronger
oppoMltlon than before.
Trncy hns nuvcr boon seen In ac
tion horo, no Hint no prediction nro
pnsnlbla an to tho outcomo of III
mntch with Knnrr nxcopt Hint ho
I a Rood man If ho rc(n tho best of
tbo tauRh Terrebonne boy,
Clno Howards him Improved In each
of bin matches slnco hi flrut remark-
able npponrnnco horo, and should
show to ndvnntngo In hi opening
boutlth "ToiiRhy" Htlllmnn.
OPERETTA DRAWS
GREAT APPLAUSE
Novor Iiiih tin nnmtmir production
NttiRed In llnnd boon ticcorded such
HpontnueuiiH iipplnuso ns wna Rlvnn
tho second performance of "Wind
mlllH or Holland," lie ml high school
Rleo clubs' operetta, .Saturday night.
Tho attendance wuh iih grunt iih
mi tho flrat ulRlit, nnd tho perform
ance In mnuy wayH wan moro nearly
pcrfoct mid natural.
TRACTOR HERE FOR
FOREST ROAD WORK
Tho big Clovolnud tractor which
linn boon oxpectod for sonio tlnio pnnt
by DoHchtitoH National forost offi
cials, Iiiih nrrlvod In Demi and was
bolng unloaded Monday, Tho tractor
Is to bo UBcd In carrying out tho for
est's 1922 road program,
East Lake AnjjlcrH Get
Ail They Can Carry In
An Hour and One-Half
Robert II. Ilurlelgh mid P. K,
Williams cmiRlit nil of tliu trout
thoy could curry out, In mi hour
mid n half Minidny nt Kant lake,
Ihuy reported on returning to
llonil Momlny, They lout their
way koIiir In, mid had to wnlk
20 mile; hut they walked buck
to thulr car by a roulu which
nhowcil tlm illiilanci) to bo only
1 t miles, They warn llm first
party of flnlmrninn to visit Kimt
lake thin year. Tlm lake I mill
frozen over, tlm men f IhIiIiik
HiroilRli llm Inn.
SAYS NORDEEN
IS
NFORMED
Woman's League Head De
nies Truth of Council
man's Statement.
"I don't know wlmru .Mr. Nordocn
got hi Information, but he did not
Rot It from n member of tho Worn
mi' Civic Icuguo." said Mm. Carrie
I), Mutiny, president of the leuRUe, In
denying lliu statement of Conn
rllunin II K. Nordoen Hint tho league
would eiideuvor to hnvu one or moro
person appointed to conduct tho
work of tlm Woman' I'rolectlvo di
vision, in runo Dr. Anna Itel flnlcy
wa removed.
Tho Ion Rim will oppono tho abun
dotinmut of tlio protectlvo division
nt the May election. Mr. Manny
ntnted n a her opinion today; but It
hn not discussed tlm mailer of do
miiudltu; Hint tlm work bo carried on,
mid would not, nli ii felt sure, havo
opponcd a tempornry dlKcontlntinnco
of tliu department. Tlm lenRiie
mlRht have boon wIIIIiir to let tliu
matter ro Indefinitely, nho ittaled.
"The leaRint ha tried to keep on
r.ood term with tho council," Mrs.
Manny Muted,
ALLEGED HOOZE IS
LOCATED IN SEARCH
I'likle .tar In IU (,'rmie Home Con
IuIiik Kiikprrfril Moonililiie
HoiiM-lioliler .M)tllleil.
A uunrt nlckln Jnr. nnrtly filled
with whut Ih ulleRed to bo mooiiHlilne
llintor, wn found In tlm homo of Kd
Crnno. 110 Ilroadwny, Mondny nlRhl,
when Chief of Pollen Wlllurd Ilous
lou entered tho hottao with u senrch
warrant. No iirrent wn made, nt the
lime n the routetitH of the Jar had
not been tented.
Crane uxprnMicd Rroul mirprlse,
HoUNtoti said, ut learning that Iheru
wuh ll'iuor in tlm hoime. Ho could
not undemtmid who could have
pluci'd tlm Jar on his kltrhoti tiiblu
NO TRACK MEET FOR
SATURDAY, DECIDED
llermtKu of u conflict with tho
lloud-Miidrns high school baseball
Kamc, tho practice track meet which
wan planned to bo held horo between
Horn! mid lledmond Snturdny will not
take place, announced Miss Harriett
Umbnugh, Ilend high school princi
pal HiIk morning. Superintendent
Paul Irvine had suggested Hint such
ii meet bo hold following tho grade
declamatory content, which Is to bo
Saturday morning In tho Ilcnd high
school nudltorlum.
BASEBALL MEETING
TO BE NEXT SUNDAY
For tho roauon that It. II. Slato,
one of tho moving spirits In tho or
gnnUntlon of tho proposed Ilend
bnsubnll team, was on olio of tho
hung Juries which nro bocomlng so
popular In this city, mid K. II. Ken
nedy wub nlso busy Mondny, tho
announced bnsebull meeting did not
take place. Tho olecllon of n cnptnln
mid mnmiRor for tho tonm will bo
held following uoxt Hominy's prac
tice on O'Donnell field.
FUNERAL IS HELD
FOR MR. DEYARMOND
Funeral HervlcuH for Illchnrd II,
Doyarmoml, formorly of Ilend, worn
held ut 2 o'clock Mondny after
noon In Kalem, Interment wna
In tho City Vlow cometory nt that
city. Mr. Doyurniond died Thurs-
duy night of stomach trouble
Hn wna n 7 years of ago, nnd Is
survived by his wlfo, Mrs. Jullii Dey
nrmond, two sons, liny Doynrmond
of Mnclony, Orogon, nnd Ilruco Doy
nrmond, rocontly of Mexico; and one
daughter, Miss Fay Doynrmond of
Ilund, who Is at Salom,
GLEE CLUB OPERETTA DRAWS
MANY MUSIC LOVERS OF BEND
Quality of Production By
Hitfh School Pupils Wins
Much Praise.
"Windmill of Holland," nt leant
un Rlvon Friday by the Hem! IiIkIi
Hchnol rIuu club, ileHcrvc to bo
culled moro tlinu mi operetta. It I
nt lent u llRht opera, and Ih by (nr
tho hent mimical production which
hn been Riven by local HttnlontH In
recent yenr. Tho Iiouko wim crowded
(or (ho flrnt prenoiitntlon hint nlcht.
Particular credit for tho riiccc
of tlm untertiiltimeiit uiiint ro to
lliono who took llm leading part:
IMward N'orcott, Kntlierlno llayilcn,
Alice Hlockmon, Dorothy Dodd, Ir
vln McNeill mid Wilbur Wutkln.
All of thnni, especially MIkh Stock
motif MIhh lloydon and McN'eal, ntir
prlHed their frlendo with thir lm
proveiiiunt they hIiowciI In olo Iiir
Iiir nlnco their appearand! lant fall,
for which MIkh I, aura Hand, direc
tor, miiKt bu Riven credit n well as
tho HlURors. Tho chorus niimbors
were many, mid equally us Rood as
tho hoIo work,
Doris Coomb mid Wlllard Knrn
ham, ns little Dutch children, made
n hit In tho fow moment thul they
nppeured.
Tho KcttltiR, which showod a typi
HANLEY FAVORS NEW RAILWAY
CONSTRUCTION FOR INTERIOR
President of State Chamber
Tells Views While On
Brief Visit Here.
"To Ret our stnto so wo can uso
It," I tho aim of William Hanley of
liurns In advocating railroad con
struction across tho Interior ho
stated Sunday whllo In Ilcnd on his
wny to Portland on business for tho
Htale Chamber of Commerce, of
which hu Is president. This was Han
ley's first vImI t hero Blnco early Inst
(all.
First class mall service from On
tario to Ilend would rIvo this city
Its eastern mall 18 or 20 hours ear
lier, Hanley pointed out. As to the
possibility of railroad construction,
Hanley pointed out that this Is much
LAROQUEGETS
JAIL SENTENC
30 Days And Fine of $200
Imposed For Maintain
ing a Nuisance.
Charles La Hoquo plended guilty
III recorder's court Tuesday at
2 o'clock, to n chargo of maintaining
u nuisance, In Hint ho was preparing
to manufacture liquor. Ho was fined
$200 and given a 30 dny Jail sen
tence. I.a Hoquo told Judge Knrn
bam that ho wns too old to work,
nnd thought Hint moonshlnlng would
bo a good wny to mnko money.
La Hoquo's case was Investigated
lato Monduy night when Miss Mario
O'llrlan reported to police that she
had soon him steal a clothes lino
from tho rear of u vacant houso on
Newport avonuo, across tho street
from hot homo.
Mayor B. I). Ollnon and Fire Chief
Tom Carlon searched J.n Roquo's
houso, on twelfth stroet, and found
parts of 'a still nnd tho Ingrodlonts
of moonshlno, although Indications
wore that nono had been manufac
tured. FORMER BEND MAN
GETS FOUR MONTHS
Ted Mnndrono, former Ilend boot
black, tins entered tho Multnomah
county jail for n four montha' term
after his pica of guilty to
having 1C0 gallons of liquor In his
possession. Tho nrreat was made In
Tho Dalles In February, but Man
drono'a plen wns uot nindo until Mon
dny, when ho admitted In federal
court In Portland, ownership of tho
big stock of wot goodB.
BEND-BURNS ROAD
IN BETTER SHAPE
Tho Ilond-IUirns rond Is now eas
ily passable tboro being no mud
oxcopt for otio washout ut Sagohon
hill, nnd that Is not difficult for
machines to cross, according to Wil
liam Frnsor, driver of tho stage,
cal Dutch windmill, mid n mill race,
mid Jbo quaint contumen of Holland,
added much to tho effect of tho pro
duction, Tlm cmt follows:
Mynheer HerontoRonboiich, Ed
ward Norcott; Vrottw llcretitogen
boHch, Kntharlno Ilayden; Wllhel
uilnu, dntiRhter, Alice Hlockmon; Mil
da, daughter, Dorothy Dodds; Han,
student, Irvln, McN'eal; Krnntz, stu
dent, Phil Phllbrook; Jlob Yankee,
American Drummer, Wilbur Wat
kin; Jack Ynnkeo, American Drum
mer, loydo Illakley; Kutrlnu, Marlon
Hnthor; Mela, Kolu Whltmoro; Kit,
Dorl Coomb; Kat, Wlllard Farn
ham. Chfiru I.oulsa Inabnlt, Jeanelte
Keycs, (Jeno ttlchard, I.eora Con
tiarn, May mi! Krlckhon, I.lnnle flrlck,
Katherlno Itedfleld, Alma Ycar.er,
Dorothy YounR, Mildred Hoover, An
na McNeill, Gladys McConnol, KHz
tibcth Hlnuffcr, Helen McLutiRhlln,
Iluth Garner, Krutiklln Toomcy,
J"tnes McNcaly, Wlllurd Houston,
I.co Harrlmaii, Claretico Van Clove,
Gerald Hick, Albert Krlbs, James
Illnledell, Kenneth Itatncy, Molviti
Hetiklo.
Orchentrn Klorenco Currey Fran
ces KltiR, I.cla McFndden, Klmer
JobiiHon, Itlchard Connarn, Fred Dal
ian. Kenneth Harney.
creator now that tbo bill has been
passed, making possible the purchase
at a reasonable price, of right of way
through tho timber In can tern Ore
gon, an Item which has hold up tho
plan of prospective builders.
"Oregon has reached a point where
wo must agree on vomo now plan In
order to progress," said Hanley. "Wo
need railroad building to balance tho
highway building which has been
done. Conditions being as they arc,
t bcllcvo the state should build tho
needed links of railroad, the highway
commission to have charge of con
structlou; the road later being leased
to private Individuals."
Irrigation In Harney valley faces
no complications except those of fi
nanclng and settlement, said Hanley,
tho people of that vicinity being
united in their deslra for Irrigation
KRIBBS FIRST IN
FORENSIC TRYOUT
Will ltepresont Horn! High Mny ,
At I'rlneillle Ma) mo Kricksou,
nnil Clarence Could Qualify.
Albert Krlbbs has taken first
placo in tho tryout hold in tho high
school assembly room to select Ilcnd
high school's representatives In tho
declamatory contest to bo held in
Prinevillo as n part of tho Central
I Oregon school day May S. Ho will
competo in the dramatic division.
I Miss Mnymo Krlckson took second
place, in tho tryout and wilt
i roprosent Ilcnd high In tho humorous
'division; and Clnrcnco Gould, who
' took third place, will competo In the
oratorical division.
LEGION TO STAGE
BUCKING CONTEST
I'orcy A. Stovons Post No. i, Amer
ican Legion, will stage a bucking
contest sometime In May, it was de
cided at Sunduy's executive commit
tee meeting. Lynn B. Coovert of
Alfalfa, a membor of tho poBt, was
named to have chargo of tho arrange
ments.
COMMERCIAL CLUB TO
GIVE OUT ROAD MAPS
Tourist maps for 1922, and state
mups showing tho Bkyline trail havo
been received at the offlco of tho
Dond Commorclul club and ore now
available for distribution Tho re-
vorso sldo shows a map of California
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICK OP HllEIUFK'8 BALK
Hy virtuo of an execution duly Is
sued by tho clerk of tho circuit court
of tho county of Deschutes, stnto of.
Orogon, dated tho 19 th day of April
1922, In a cortnln action in tho cir
cuit court for said county nnd stnto,
wherein IlrookB-Srniilon Lumber
Company, u corporation, ns rccovorcd
Judgmont against M. V. Wngnor, for
tho sum of $493.70. nnd costs nnd
.disbursements taxed ut $36. 4S, nnd
'nttornoy's fees In tho sum of $100,
on tho 19th day or April, 1922,
Notlco Is heroby given that I will
on tho 20th dny of May, 1922, at tho
front door of the court houeo In Ilend
In said Couuty, at 10 o'clock In the
foronoon of snld day, sail nt public
auction to tho highest bidder, for
ensh, tho following described prop
erty, to-wlt:
Lots three (3) four (4) nnd fivo
(C) In block ton (10) of Pnrk ad
dition to Ilend, according to tho plat
thereof on file and of record In tho
offlco of tho county clork of Des
chutes county, Oregon. Tnkon nnd
levied upon ns tho property of tho
said M, W, Wngnor or ns much there
of as may bo noccssary to satisfy tho
said Judgment In favor of Ilrooks
Hcnnlon Lumber Company, n corpor
ation, against said M, W. Wagner
with Interest thereon, together with
all costs nnd disbursements that have
or mny accrue.
8. E. ItOIlBHTS,
Sheriff.
Dated ut Hond, Oregon, April 19,
1922,
8-12c
XOT1CK roil I'UIILIOATIO.V
Department of Hie Interior
U. 8. Land Offlco at Tho Dalles,
Oregon, March 27, 1922.
Notice Ih hereby given that Johan
na H. K. Janssen, of Ilend, Oregon,
who, on February 25, 1921, made
desert land entry. No. 020983, for
R'A NW, and NBVi SW',, section
32, township 16 south, range 12 K.
Willamette Meridian, has filed notlco
of Intention to make final proof, to
establish claim to tho land abovo
described, before II. C. Kills, United
States Commissioner, at his office,
nt Ilend, Oregon, on tho lCth day
of May, 1922.
Claimant names an witnesses: Otis
C. Hcnkle, Charles II. Haines, Mar
tin K. Itogers, and Dean W. Van Ma
trc, all of Ilend, Oregon.
J. W. DONNELLY,
Register.
0-9c
NOTICK I'OIl PUBLICATION
Department of the Intrrlor
U. 8. Land Office at The Dalles,
Oregon, April 20, 1922.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Gale
Sheldon Blaklcy, whoso post-office
address is CO-i Congress street, Bend,
Oregon, did, on tho 11th day of Oct
ober, 1921, filo In this office sworn
statement and application. No. 022,
S92, to purchase the 84 NW'U, sec
tion 32, township 10 South, range
12 East. Willamette Meridian, and
the timber thereon, under the pro
visions of the act of Juno 3, 1S78,
nnd acts amendatory, known as tho
"Timber and Stone Law," at such
value as might be fixed by appraise
ment, and that, pursuant to such ap
plication, the land and timber there
on have been appraised, at $600 the
timber estimated 280,000 board feet
at $2.00 per 11, and the land $40:
that said applicant will offer final
proof In support of his application
and' sworn statement on the 12th day
of July. 1922, before II. C. Ellis.
United States Commissioner at his
office, at Dend, Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry, or Initi
ate a contest at any time before pat
ent issues, by filing a corroborated
affidavit In this office, alleging facts
which would defeat the entrv.
J. W. DONNELLY,
Iteglster.
9-15c.
NOTICK
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Deschutes County.
In the Matter of tbo Petition of
tho Board of Directors of West Side
Reclamation District for tho Judicial
Examination and Judgment of the
above entitled Court as to the Regu
larity nnd Legality of tho Proceed
The Mot Beautiful Car In America
With the fifty horsepower motor of the
Paige 6-44 you can accelerate from five to
twenty-five miles per hour in nine seconds
flat. Stop and think what this amazing
flexibility means in city driving as well as
on the hills.
Such rare spirit is, of course, not ac
cidental. It is the result of years of patient
study and research. It is the active ex
pression of a fully perfected, six cylinder
power plant that is designed and built by
men who know how.
Why not take a ride in the 6-44 today?
Get out where you can challenge that
mighty reservoir of power. Sink back in
the cushions and experience the comfort
of oversize springs and perfect distribu
tion of weight.
Our demonstrators are at your service.
We want you to ride in a Paige, drive one
and allow the car to tell you the story of
its efficiency.
Bend Motor Service
835 Bond St. Phone 93
M. O. WilkinSj Manager
R. D. Sullivan, Assistant Manager
ings In Connoetlon with the Organ
ization of tho District and as to tho
Regularity nnd Legality of tho Pro
ccodlngs of tho County Court Do
clarlng tho Organization of tho Dis
trict nnd Declaring tho Result of
tho Organization Election nnd tho
Election of tho Board of Director
nnd ns to tho Regularity and Legal
ity of all tho Proceedings of tho
lionrd of Dlroctors lo tho Dnto ot
filing this Petition herein.
To tho West Sldo Reclamation
District, all frcc-holdcm, legal vot
tcrs and assessment payers within
said district:
Notlco of the filing of petition to
connrm proceedings had In tho
formation nnd organisation of thn
West Side Reclamation District.
Notlco Is hereby given that tho
duly elected, qualified and acting
Directors of the West Hide Reclama
tion District havo filed a petition in
tho Circuit Court of Deschutes
County and State of Oregon, under
date of April Sth, 1922, asking for
tho confirmation by the Court of all
of tho proceedings had In tbe forma
tion of said District, to-wlt: an or
der and Judgment of the Court nil
to tho regularity and legality of all
tho proceedings in connection with
tho organization of the DhtrJct and
as to the regularity nnil legality ot
ihn proceedings of tbo County Court
of Deschutes County, Orejfon, de
claring tho organization of tho Dis
trict and declaring tho result of tho
organization election therein and a
10 tbo regularity and legality of tho
Issuance by the District of its war
rants Issued and as to any nnd all
other proceedings of the District
and Its Board of Directors up to
tho dato of tbo filing of tho poiltlon
herein.
Notlco Is hereby further given
that any person interested herein
may, at any time on or beforo tho
expiration of ten days alter the full
publication of this notice, ns by law
provided, appear and contest tho
validity of this proceeding or any
ot tho acts or things enumerated in
said petition or notice herein.
This notice Is published pursuant
to an order made and entered in tho
abovo entitled Court by the Honor
able T. E. J. Duffy, Judge thereof,
under date the Cth day ot April,
1922.
J. II. 1IAHER,
County Clerk,
Deschutes County, Oregon.
Date of first publication, April
13th, 1922.
Date ot last publication, May 4th.
1922. 7-10c
NOTICE OP FINAL ACXUNT
In tho County Court of the Stato
of Oregon for the County of Des
chutes.
In the Matter of the Estate ot
Ole O. Drogsvold, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Juliua
Pedersen, as executor of the Last
Will and Testament of Ole O.
Drogsvold, deceased, has filed his
final account in the County Court of
Deschutes County, Oregon, and that
said Court has designated the eighth
day of May, 1922, at the hour ot
2 o'clock p. m., on said day as tha
time and the County Court Room ot
said Deschutes County as tbe placo
for tbe hearing of any or all ob
jections to such final account, tho
settlement of said estate and tho
discharge of said executor.
Dated at Bend, Oregon, April 5,
1922.
JULIUS PEDERSEN,
Executor of the Last Will and
Testament of Olo O. Drogs
vold, Deceased.
Date of first publication, April 6,
1922.
Date of last publication, May 4,
1922. 6-1 Oo