tWOTTCB lOimUOAtlOI.
TVpar'.infnt of the Interior.
:t,n4 Office tU .Kuebur. Or. April I,
1301
Notice ! hrby given that Paradlne
rtorswy. of MtHltorif. Oron. who. on
March S3. 1att. mad timber applica
tion No. 9576. for U H NR H. and lota
1 and 3 being- the N Vfc NE )t auction
4 TovnihlD I 8. Rtnn I Raat. W. II..
h filed notice of intention to make
final proof to mtabllah claim to tha land
above described before A. H. BUton. V
m. Commivaiontjr. at Med ford, Oregon.
on tha 21th dav of August, 101.
claimant nanir aa wltneiaa:
Albert L. Cuslck and Herman J.
fMmtte, of Mdford, Oreeon: John
Urooka and Joseph Brooke, of Ashland,
1 OtVsfon
BENJAMIN L. KDDT, Refleter.
vOTioa ro fpblioatiow.
Department of the Interior.
'V. 8. Iand Office, Roaeburir Oregon,
May 26, 10S.
Notice ia hereby given that Charlee
Obenchaln of Butte Falls, Oregon, who
on March 16. 101. made homeeteau en
try No 12S14. fur BW , aection 28,
township 35 aouth. range 1 east, Wil
lamette Meridian, haa filed notice of ln
1-ntlon to make final five-year proof to
MiabltKb claim to the land above de
scribed, before A. ft BUton, U. t. Com
rntisioner, at Med ford, Oregon on the
S3d day of September, 1908.
Claimant nam a aa wllneisei: John
P wan Hon, Char If s A. Edmondaon. Oecar
Krlckson. Oeorge H. Weat, all of Butte
i-'alle, Oregon. ,
BKNJAMIN L. EDDT. RegUter.
VOTZOB FOB rVB&tOATXOV.
Department of the Interior,
V. S. Land office at Koseburg, Oregon.
May S6. 1908.
Notice la hereby given that Charles
A. Edmondaon of Butte falls, Oregon,
who on March 19. 1903, made homestead
town-
llamette
Meridian, hua filed notice of Intention
to make final live-year proof, to estab-
llsn Claim to wif juna icove aeecriovu,
before A. 8. BUton. V. 8. Commissioner,
at Med ford. Oregon, on the 23d day of
September, 1908. . .
Claimant numea aa witnesses: John
Pwanaon. Charles A. Obenchaln. George
If. Weat and John A. Obenchaln, of
Butte Falls. Oregon.
BKNJAMIN L. EDDY, Register.
who on March is. laus. maue nomes
ntry No 12S13 for K H tK . NV
E U. SW K NE . aection 32. t(
ship 3S south, range 3 east. Will air
-THtB X.A1TD, ACT JVWW 3. 1TS
arOTlos tqm roauuATiga.
United States Lnd Office.
Roseburg, Oregon. April 8. 1908.
Notice ia hereby riven that In coimU-
ance with the provlalons of the act of
-Congress of June 3. 1878. entitled. "An
act for the sale of timber lands In the
States of California, Oregon. Nevada
and Washington Territory, as extended
to all the Public Land .State by act of
Aito-uHt 4 John M. Ouchfi. of
Aledford, county of Jackson. State of
Oregon, did on January 7. 1908. file In
this office his sworn statement No.
.'.UK tnr the nurfhaa nf the HR U.
HE U, of Hection No. 14, In Township
No. 38 South. Range No. 2 West, W. M..
and will offer proof to show that the
lana BOUgtU is more vaiuauie ior iib
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim to
said land before A. S. Bliton. U. 8. Com
missioner, at his office. In Medford. Or
egon, on Tuesday, the 25th day of Au
gust. 1908.
He names as witnesses: George An
drew. George W. Priddy, Ruben R.
Ouches and James W. Wilson, of Med
ford. Ore aon.
Any and all persona claiming ad
versely the above described lands are
rw.tiioat H In file their elnlma in this
office on or before said 25th day of Au-
EDDT. Register.
witness, tne nm. J. n. wen, jhit wi
the County Court of the State of Ore
gon, for the County or jacuaon, wnn tne
aeul of said court f fixed, Itiis 11th day
of July, A. D. INI. ..
Attest: v . it. L-uubMAn, viw
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, 187 -
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Offlce.
Rom burg. Orvgon. Hay . I. I
KotlesUaersbyalvea that In eoaipltwt
witb the prorUtoos t tbeactol Coagreas of
Juse 8, ins, entitled "Aa act for the sale el !
llsabsr lanOs In the States of California. Oie
oa, Nevada, and Weaatagton Terrltorf,' as
eitended wall the Public Land Males by act
of August 4, law.
A N AH C. HEAD,
of Browaaboro. Jackson County, State Ol Ore
goBi baa this day Hied In tbla oQlce her
Mwers aiaiemeni no. iwo, tor iae iuriHc w
i be ak of Section ho. 34.
inTowbabip SS, south ftange 1, East. W H,
aod will offer proof to show that the land
toaght Is more valuable lor lta timber or stone
then fortagrleulturel purposes, and to as
tabliaa bar claim to said lead before A. S.
Billon, v uommivM inner, at on omce. ia
Medford. Oreaon.oa Wadaesday. the tttta day
of Keptember, 190a.
He natuea aa arltnaafee: John A. Obenefaall
of Big Butte. Oretroa; Cbarlee A. ObeacaaU
ol But e Sella. Oregon: Henry Panning too ot
nrowojDoro, uregoni rreuerara v. aieujiuu
Of BigButte, Oregon.
Any and all Dersons ciaimi0gaaverep.T toe
above-described la nil are leuueated to me
their eta) ma la this office on or before said leth
day it September, ) ,
rxummm uid, act jvmw a, ii7g
gvnvi rva rusuvanva,
ITnlted States Land Offloe.
noseburg, Oregon. April 20, 1908.
Notice ta hereby given that In complt
ance with the provisions or tne act oi
Congress of June 3. 1878. entitled. "An
act tor tne aaie or wmoer unua in ui
si in I. -a nf California. Oreaon. Nevada
and Washington Territory. ' as extend
ed to all the Public Land States by act
r A iinat a IKS' Nanrnrd m. MCKir.
clter, of Aahland, county of Jackson.
State or Oregon, nas tnia nay iueu in
this office hia aworn statement No.
9729, for tlui purchase of the NK M of
Section No. 10, In Township No. 3
South. Range No. S Kust, W. M., and
will offer proof to slio wthat the land
sought is more valuable for Its timber
or atone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to said land
before E. V. Briggs. V. S. Commissioner
at his office at Ashland, Oregon, on
Tuesday, the 8th day of September,
108- ,
He names aa witnesses: Frank E.
Grelve. of Ashland, Oregon: Pearly O.
Packard and Daniel H. Peteraon. of
Lilly Glenn, Oregon: Duncan T. Mc
Kercher. of Aahland. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming ad
verael vtlie above-dfscribed landa are
requested to file their clalma In thia
office on or before said 8th day of
September. 1908.
BKNJAMIN L. EDDT. Register.
Frey of Iake Creek. Oregon.
BKNJAMIN L. KDDY, Register.
sorica roaPvmxvxCATiosf.
Department of the Interior.
United States Land Office,
Roaeburg. Or., March 31. 1908.
Notice la hereby clven that Emma E.
Smith of Oranta Paas. Oregon, who. on
June ir. 1907, made timber application
No. 9371 lor the is H or b i. aeciion ,
townihin 41 aouth. ranee 4 west, nil
lemette Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make final proof to eatahtten
claim to the laud above described, before
the Kegieter snd Receiver at Koseburg.
Oregon, on the Still day of September,
Claimant names as witnesses: N. D.
Tnunv w T Turnham and J. C. Smith.
nf Grunts Pass, Or., and Ed Clanton of
Merlin. r.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register.
sTOTICB FOB anmuoATiow.
Department of the Interior,
irnlted States Land Office.
Roseburg. Or.. June 24, 1908.
Notice ia hereby aiven that Adrian
Crotchett of San Francisco, California.
who on June 24, lo. maae limner ap
plication No. 10179. for E V, aection
IS. township 37 south, range 2 east,
Willamette Meridian, haa filed notice of
Intention to make final proof to estab
lish claim to the land above described
before A. S- Bltton. United Stalea Com
mlBKloner. at Medford. Oregon, on the
2d duv of October, 1908.
Claimant numes as witnesses: A. J.
Grlssom, Fruncie M. Thompson, M. 8.
Thompson, George E. Young, of Climax.
r BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register.
STOTI0B FOB FVBUOATXOBT.
Department of the Interior.
st
Notice is hereby given that Bertha H.
ITnlttwl Htatea Ind Otftce.
Koseburg. Or.. June 29, 1908.
BENJAMIN L.
TrstBCB X.A1TD, ACT JVsTSJ 3, 1B78
BTOTZOX FOB FUB1.Z0ATI0BT.
TTnited States Land Office.
Rosehurs, Oregon, April 27. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that fn compli
ance with the provlalons of the act of
ongrena of June 3, 1878. entitled, "An
act for the sale of timber lands in the
States of California. Oregon. Nevada
and Waahlnarton Territory?" as extend
ed to all the Public Land Statea by act
of A uk u at 4. 1S92. Simpson B. Chastaln,
of Medford. county of Jackson, State of
Oregon, filed in this office, on April 20.
1908, his sworn statement No. 969, for
the purchase of the E NE Vi. and
NE K of Section No. 18, in
Township No, 35 South, Range No. 1
Kaat, W. M.. and will offer proof to
ahow that the land aouglit Is more val
uable for Its timber or atone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish
nl claim to nald land before A. S. BU
ton, U. S. Commissioner, at his office
at Medford. Oregon, on Thuraday, the
10th dav of September. 1908.
Ua nnmB n or I rn V.. W. Carder.
of Medford, Oregon: James L. CI tne, of
" antral Point, Oregon: Ruben Daw and
Ed Spencer, of Eagle Point, Oregon,
Anv and all persons claiming ad
verse! v the above-described lands are
requested to file their claim In ihle of
floe on or before said 10th Jay of Sep
tember. 1SUS. .
BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Register.
TiMBKR LAND ACT JUNE 3. 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United Statea Land Office.
Rooeburg, Ore eon, May Vittt, 1908
Notice ts hereby etren that In compliance
with the provlaloos of the act of Coogresaof
JuneS. lK7.entlt ed "An set for the sale of
iimhr land in the atatM of California. Ore
gon, Nevada and waablagton Territory." aa
extended to aU th public land Statea by ac
ol August 4. 1. George E. Froat, Jr., of But
filed UxJhla oOBce hie aworn atatement Nc
loinanr me pajreaaav n m y r n r-
MWi. Ailpt)MNntl. In TownithlD hO S
Koutb Ranre So 4 Eaat, W U, and will Offe
proof IO idow nai um linn luunni mwi
valuable for its timber or stone than for aari
cultural purpoaes, and to establish bis claim
to aaia laun ieore a. d. onwii, v. o
miasloner. aibisoffleetn Medford, Oregon, en
nedneaaay, tne ism aay oi repiemDr, mx
hi nunei u wiinniti ; nun at. vi' -,
William T. Grieve. R chard B. Vlnotnt aod
Alfred D. Oorden. all of Prospect, Oregon.
An ana ail persons ciaimmg aaveriieiy uw
ihnr daerlhHl landi Me reouaated to flle
their clalma in to. U once on or before aald 18th
ay oi September iwo.
Register,
VOTICB FOB anrBU0ATXOT.
Department f the Interior.
United HtiitcM Land Office,
Rotteburs;. Or.. May 26, 1908.
Knilnm la liArliv iriven that Charlea T.
Holloway of Medford. Oregon, who on
May 25, 190S. made thnbr application
Xo. 1009R, for W NK i. wctlon 22,
towntthip 38 south, range 2 west, Wil
lamette Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make rinai prooi io emiiuuwii
laim to the lana nnove aeacrioea oeiore
i u Hilton ITnlted Htntea Commission
er, at Medford. Oregon, on the 22d day
of Septemlier. 1908.
Claimant nomrs us wnm-ni:a. twinun
M talows. John W. Da vim Jeaap Sulli
van, William H. Fields, of Medford. Or.
COBTX
STOTICB.
Department of the Interior,
I'nited Statea Land Office.
RMehurr. Oreson. June 16. 1908.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed In this office by George H.
Millar, contestant, aaalnst homestead
-entry No. 11106. made November 12.
1901. for the SW k. section 24. township
33 south, range I west, by Judaon K.
T.man Mmti.atM. In which It la al
leged that said en try man haa never made
anv improvements whatever, and baa
not established residence thereon, and
has abandoned said land for more than
it mnnthi tuiot - that aaid alleffed ab
sence from the said land was not due
to his employment In the army, navy or
marine corps of the United Statea during
any war: said parties are hereby noti
fied to appear, respond and offer evi
dence touching said allegation at 10
o'clock a. m. on Auguat 11, 1908, before
A S. Bliton. IT. S. Commissioner, at his
office In Medford. Jackson County. Or
egon land that final hearing will be
hM a 10 AVIoetr a. m on AutUlt 25.
1908. before the Register and Receiver
at the United States Land Office in
Roseburg. Oregon.
The ntd contestant- ha vine. In a pro
per affidavit filed June 10, 1908. set
. forth facts which ahow that after due
diligence personal service of this no
tice can not he made. It Is hereby or
dered and directed that such notice be
clven hv due and proper publication.
BENJAMIN L. KDDV. Register.
grOTtOl. FOB FVBXVICATXOSt.
Department of the Interior.
United States Land Office.
Roseburg. Or.. June 17, 1908.
icntte la herohv l ven that Dexter
Hale of Medford. Oregon, who on June
15. lsux. maae iimwr application tw.
10151 for W tt of HR $4. section 22.
inrnnhln s aouth. ran re 2 west. Wil
lamette Meridian, haa filed notice of In
tention to make final proof to establish
claim to the land above described be
fore A. . Bliton. linuen nates wrni
mlasioner. at Medford. Oregon, on the
28th day of September. 1908.
Claimant, names aa wiinriiri. -'
o" Ommi Jnhn Davlfl. Rov James.
George Fuller, of Medford. Or.
TEatBBB LAID, ACT JVWM 3. 1S7S
STOTZCB FOB FTTBIaCATXOsT.
Unlteil States Land Office.
n.MH.hitro'. Oreaon. ADrll 8. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that In com
pliance with the provisions of the act of
-congress of June 3, 1878. entitled, "An
act for -the snle of timber lands In the
dtaim nf pn 1 1 fnm i . Oreaon. Nevada and
Washineton Territory." as extended to
all the public land slates by act or Au
gust 4. 1R2. Mary E. Remde, Mansfield,
rWnn cnnntv atnte of South Dakota,
did on March 28. 1908, file In this office
her sworn statement No. 9R80 for the
purchase of the N SW U and S H.
NW U of section No. 10, In township
No. 3.1. south, range No. 1 east, W. M.,
and will offer proof to show that the
lanO BOUgni is more vBiumiie wr
io p innp than for airrtcul tural our
noaes. and to establish his claim to :ald
land before A. S. Bliton. V. S. Commis
sioner, at his office in Medford. Oregon,
on Monday. th 31st day of August. 190
qi.a naw.a am ,-( tneaitM Arthur B. Ba
ling. Oeorge K. Yoting.Mtie R. Baling
and George Ltndley, or Meiiioru, uregon
Any and an persona claiming aaverae
i.. kA a ivni'K aoarllted lands nre renuest-
'd to file their claims in this office on
or netore sjmi u m nuM, i"""
BKNJAMIN L. KDDT, Register.
OtTATIOBT.
Tn the County Court of the Slate of
Oregon, for the County of Jackson.
IrV the matter of the estate of Martha
Ann Cleminens. ueceaaen.
To Mrs. Lydia Slaughter. Mrs. Ida L.
i. - Mr. ftna Tvler. J. R. C emmens
nd Ada Clemmena. widow of Thomaa
Clemmens. deceased, and Margaret,
ji . un.ii. t nn Rnlflh and Tola.
children of said Thomas Clemmena. and
In the name of the State of Oregon
r. u nitmA anil r.tnnlrtn to ao-
pear In the county court of the State of
Oregon, rnr tne couny wi jw-mh...,
the courtroom thereof, nt Jiicksnnvllle.
in the county of Jackson, on Tuesday,
the 1st day of September. 18. it 1
in tha afternoon nf that day.
then and there to show cause. If any
there be anv. why an order should not
he made granting to the aald admlnls
.uJ ..thnritv tn aell all of said
real estate, belonging to said estate, or
o much thereof an may be necessary to
pay the elalrag against fmld Mtat and
the expenses of administration, which
Td real estate is described as follows.
to.wllTlx)ts numbered one 1 and two
I J) in Mock number eighty (80 In the
City of Medford, Jackson county, Or-
Pennington of Brownsboro. Oregon, who
on June .9, isvs, maae iimoer mppiica.
tlon No. 10184. for N H NW hi, SU 4
N'W U. aection 24. toa-nahtn 35 south
range 1 east, Willamette Meridian, haa
eel notice or intention to make nnai
nroof to eetabllsli claim to the land
above deecrlbed, before A. 8. Bliton
United Statea Commissioner, at aiearora,
Oregon, on the 3rd day of October, 1808.
f'lnf mant namea aa witnesses: John
A. Obenchaln, Charlea A. Obenchaln.
Butte Kails, Or.; Lewis J. Mead, Browns
boro, Or.: Charles Edmondaon. Butte
l-alla, or.
, BKNJAMIN U EDDT, Register.
STOTIOS FOB VUBlVtOATXOaT.
Department of the Interior.
United Statea Land Office.
Hoaeburff. Or.. July 18. 1908.
Notice ia hereby given that Elvira
Wines of Medford. Oregon, who on July
17. 1908, made timber application No.
ntnn tnr v. u. r HK XL hv v. nf SE it.
KE'4 of SW . section . township 38
soutn, range 2 east, Willamette Meridian,
has filed notice of Intention to make final
proof, to eatabllah claim to the land
above described, nerore A. B. til lion,
United States Commissioner, at Medford,
vregon, un me tn uaj ui viiuun, uo.
Claimant names as witnesses: William
H. Meeker, Denlson T. Iawton. Frederick
Krldeger, J. Weatlcy Ling, of Medford,
BKNJAMIN L. EDDT. Register.
BOTICB FOB FVBUOATIOaT.
Deimrtment of the Interior.
t..l..l J .. .. t anA I mr-.,
KoHeuurg, lJ
KnlljtA la -liwi-whi.' trivon
Juiii-h Crosby of Talent. Oregon, who
on November 15, made homestead
entrv No. 11223. for W "4 rw 4
tlnti 4 tnwtiKhin S.i smith, ranae 3 eoat.
Willamette Meridian. Ima filed notice of
intention to make final five-year proof, to
estubltsti Claim to ine inna aoove ae-,-!
1.1 iM.f.ir.. A. S Bliton. United
States Coniiuissloner at Medford. Oregon,
on the 12th day of September, 1908.
Claimant names aa witnesses: Frank
It. NVuther and of Hutle Kalis. Oreiron
Wlllluiu It. Lumb, Butte rails, Oregon:
Kim t-r B. nonrdmun. Hutte t-alis. uregon
Juuies 1. I'attmi of En a ! Point. Oregon.
ttr.AJAiii it. r.i'i'i, iiegistur.
Matchmaker
y MARTSA C. f ANTOM.
Coprrickud. im. r AuodiM
Utartry rr.M.
Kitbarin opeawl her jm with
Mart and looked erer the edge ot tbe
hammock. Below her on tbe greeo
relretr graH eat a two-jrear-old babr.
wrinkling up hla chubby face aod let
ting out little gurglea or laughter.
"Oh, I know your joke, young man."
be laughed back at him. "loo klaa
ed Katba, didn't you, and woke her
up? Now, come here, you rogue, and
I'll pay you hack ia your own precloua
coin."
Without any pretense of denial or
defense, young Reginald allowed him
self to be gathered up Into a shape
less, dimpled mass, squeesed, shaken
out and spanked. Suddenly, waiving
the conTentlonallty of announcement
a man Interrupted this glorious game
of retribution. In a nash Reginald
turned state's evidence.
"Man say-kiss Katha." he aald.
pointing an accusing Anger at the ap
proaching interloper.
Why, no, Reginald," Katherine re
monstrated hastily, "man didn't say
anything of the kind."
"Kiss Katha man." transposed Reg
inald, with conviction.
At tbla Katherine aat up straight
and forbidding.
Mr. Klngsley." she began, and her
tone was very chilling, "will you be
good enough to carry Reginald into
the house snd then come back sgsln?
I have something to say to you."
"Sure, Katherine." asserted Jack
Kingstey, his natural light hearted
neas quite unabashed at the hint of
aa Impending reprimand. "I'll ne
back so soon you'll never mlas me."
When Jack returned Katherine atlll
aat in tbe hammock, her spirits as
visibly crushed as her limy summer
frock.
"I wouldn't have believed It of you,
Jack," she ssld disconsolately.
"Believed what, Katheriner
"That you'd do what the baby said."
"Kiss you?" be asked bluntly.
"Take such an advantage of me
kiss me when 1 was asleep." differen
tiated Katherine Ingenuously.
"But I didn't."
Kstherine looked at him searchlng-
ly.
"But Reginald said"
"I realise." Interrupted jack, with
good natured sarcssm, "that compared
with whatever that two-year-old prodi
gy may ssy any words of mine"
"Just the same." broke in Katherine.
"it wouldn't be the first time that
r
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
In the msiwt ot the uttte ot C. H. Emore
Notice 1 h' rtttr f .n that th. ttnd,r.lgn4
admtDiatrator ot th? MUte of H. Elmore,
tiece&sed under inl by virtu, of an order of
the County Court ol Oregon tor Jeekeon uoaa
iv. mule .ail entered at record In tbe lourn.1
ot the Hold oourt ou the 3l,t day ol July, WOft,
authoriting, emp werlng and llceL.tng the
uiidorafgaed adniinl.tratjr to ell tbe herein
after dofcrtned real property belongina to the
aid eatat. at privet, .ate for tte purpoM or
paying tb. rlalma agalaat the Mtd ..tel. and
the est and expense, ol armlnlat.atlon, wll!
eell at private aale o the higbeat bidder lor
oaab In bend tb. following deaertued real
property belonging 10 aald ..tate, to-wit:
KCofoWSiTSttli oISK.'iandSW'.otNK'i
ol SMtlon Jand the N i ol E' ol Section
si, all la townahlp JS aoutb of range 4 weat. W.
M eonlaialna -U acre, ot land In Jaeaeoa
County, Oregon. , . ,M
Iwied at Jackaonvtlle. Orogon, July n im.
HERBERT KLMORK.
Admi lUlratot.
aoTica roa nraiioTio.
Department of the Interior.
United 8tati' Land OfNce.
Roaeburg. Or.. May 20. 10.
Notice la hereby liven that Weatley
J. D. Anderaon. of Medford. Oregon,
who on April 20. 190R. made timber ap
plication So. 10088. for 8 V4 8 V4. aec
tion 20. townahlp 37 aouth, range 2
eaat, Willamette Meridian, haa filed no
tice of intention to make final proof to
eatabllah claim to the land above de
acribed. before A. 8. Bliton. United
.state t:ommieaioner, at jipumra, ."-
gon, on the 17th day of September, 1908.
Claimant namea aa wltneaaea: Nlm
rod Charley, Walter Charley. William
lloldmun, Anarew unum. oi
KDDT. Reglater.
woTioa roa rtraucATioa.
nsnartmanl nf the Tnterlor.
United statea Land Office at Roaeburg.
Oregon, May tn.
Notice ia hereby given that William
T. Andrew, of Medford. Oregon, who. pn
-Itilv IB. 1907. mat f notneaieao entry i.w.
14417. tar 8 14, SW H, section I. town
Nhip S" aouth. range 1 weat, Willamette
Meriaian. naa men nu,ii-r u, irii"
to make final commutation proof, to ea
tabllah claim to the land above deacribed
. . u miinn I H rnmmlu An.r
:it Medford.' Oregon, on the 29th day of
September. I90.
Humphrey. Edward I.. Andrew.. Atigua
tiiN Vallaa and Alexander Armatrong, all
or aiearora. wregon.
BENJAMIN L. EDDT, Reglater.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALR.
In the Hatter of the Estate ot John
Felling, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that In
pursuance of an order of the County
Court of Jackson County. Oregon,
made and entered on tbe 18th day
of July, 1908, In the above entitled
matter, I will, from and after the
29th day of August, 1908, proceed
to sell at private sale to the highest
bidder for cash In hand at time of
sale, the following described real
property situated In Jackson County,
Oregon, to-wlt: The SW of SW4
of 8ectlon 34, Township 34 South, of
Range 2 East Willamette Merldlaa
containing forty acres.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this
July 3 1st, 1905.
W. B. Jackson,
Administrator.
PAUKKIl llK.NOVJiCKH TARIFF.
KOTICB T OB WUBMCAT1QW.
Department of the Interior.
United Statea !.ond Office.
UnMhnrv Or . MflV 20. 1908.
Mntlee la hereby given that Amanda
Rllen Anderaon of Meilford. Oregon, who
April 20. made nmwr ai'l'i'-
tlnn No. 10089. for K t NW u, sw
NK H NW H MK Vi, aection town
ship 87 south, mnge 2 eaat. Willamette
Meridian, naa men nmro
to make final proof to eetabllah claim
to the land above deacribed before A. 8.
niK.il t- a rnmrnlMlnncr. at Medford.
Or., on the 17th day of September. 1908
Claimant namea aa wltneaeen: Nlmrod
Chnrley. Walter Charley. William Hold-
man ana Anarew unenuni. " ' ' w .
"WBBtSUIX STB T9JI.L VMS OTasjas r " MB
aaaap aorrLT.
truth has come out of tbe mouth of
babes."
Jack laughed appreciatively, but
Katnerlne maintained an Injured silence.
It couldn't hava been tbe baby." she
announced at length, as If thinking
aloud. "He Isn't tall enough. But
I'm determined to And out who It
PORTLAND, Or., Aug. 18.
Judge Alton B. Parker, ho candidate
of the Democratic party for presl
dent four years ago, opened the Dem
ocratic campaign In Oregon tonight
at a large and enthusiastic meeting
In the Helllg theater In this city.
Judge Parker in his address con'
fined himself to a discussion of the
tariff, contending the Republican
party had at all times sought to per
petuate this policy, a policy which.
he declared, operated to exact fron
the people at large an unjust tax for
the benefit of a few.
At various times during the eve
ning when the speaker referred to
William Jennings Bryan the audi
ence cheereu the Democratic candi
date's name to the echo.
Preceding Judge Parker's address,
Delancy Nlrhol, the former district
attorney of New York, made a short
apeech.
aonoa fob roatiOAiioa.
Department of the Interior.
United Stalea Ijind Office at Roaeburg.
Oregon. June 13, 1908.
Notice la hereby given that Mllo Con
ley of I.ake Creek. Oregon, who. pn Feb
ruary 25. 190S. made homeatead entry
No f24Vl. for N NW. SK NW U,
NW U NE U. being the lota 2. 8 and 4.
and SE H NW H- aection 2. township JJ
South. r?nge 8 eaat. Willamette Merld-
Ian. haa Illea noiiwminmuji .......
final five-year preof, to eatabllah claim
to the land above deacribed. before A.
S Bliton, U. S. Commiaaloner. at Med
ford. Oregon, on the 30th day of Septem
ber. 1908 ,
Claimant namea aa wltneaea: Charlea
K Terrlll of Brown.boro. Oregon: John
a MsAllieter. Auguat Kdler and Edwin
Canada Wants Ijihorcra.
WINNIPEG, Aug. 14. The pro
vincial department of agriculture Is
flooded wllh requests lor farm help
from all over the province. There
remain between BOO and 600 dis
tricts to be heard from, and It Is ex
pected that by the time all requests
nre in there will be between 1100
and 1200 men needed In Western
Canada's harvest fields.
What will you do to him," asked
Jack--"punish him as you did the
babyr
Katherine very properly Ignored tnt
suggestion, but Jack was undaunted.
You're sure it was a manr- ne
asked nonchslantly.
"Why, of course it was!" flashed
Katherine scornfully. "Who else
would"
"Exactly." Jack agreed. "Who else
would?"
Katherine made a desperate effort to
keep back the tesrs of vexstlon and
succeeded to a very commendable de
gree. One or two. however, refused
to be kept within bounds. She msde
s quirk little dab at them with her
handkerchief, hoping Jsck did not no
tice. "Tell me sll about It." be urged
sympatbetlcslly. "You hsven't given
me a very definite Idea of what reslly
hsppened yet."
"Oh. I was aalaep In tbe hammock."
explained Kathrtiue. ss It the detslls
bored her. which they did not. "and
woke up suddenly. Some one bed
kissed me. I thought it was the baby
-tbe villain!"
"Reginald a villain!" exclaimed Jack,
with feigned astonishment.
"You know whom I mesn," answer
ad Kstherine. unresponsive to any hu
mor In tbe situation.
"No. really I don't Whom do you
mean?"
"The parson who kissed me." Ksth
erine replied, winning over tne on,
voidable baldness of the admission.
"Oh!" commented Jack placidly.
"Well, granted It wsa a man, would
you recognise It s second time tbst
Is, If you bsd your eyes closed and
the name man klaaivl you again, could
you Idem If. v the klsa. do you think?"
"How perfectly horrid of you to
suggest such a thing!" accused Kith
erlne. "You don't consider my feel
ings In the least. Just like you bru
tsu cold blooded lawyers. Yon can't
he human If you try."
In spite of his effort st control tha he
rated young attorney bunt oat laugh
ing- it was a moat unfortunate thing
for him to have done, for Immediately
Katherine burled her face in the ham
mock cushions and began sobbing con
vulsively. Jack watched her perplexedly. She
looked very appealing in her graceful
slendemesa. He . could think of only
one thing to do and be did It
Katherine was on her feet In aa In
stant, her cbeeka tear stained and
lushed with Indignation.
"So It was you the first time after
all. Jack Klngsley!" she exclaimed. "I
think you're too contemptible- for
words. You're a thief and a and you
don't tell the truth, and"
"Not so fast, not so fast," begged
Jack gently. "I really wasn't tbe flrst
one, Katherine, upon my honor,
hot"- . .
"Well, what la Cupid's asm are
you two quarreling about?" called
BUI Hemlng from the near back
ground. "Can't an unmarried man
pardon me. I should have aald an In
eligible ' man And one undisturbed
spot In this hymeneal garden? Just
passed two other lovers down tbe
path who seemed to be a bit out of
tune. It must be the weather."
"I assure you the weather has noth
ing to do with It, Mr. Hemlng," an
swered Katherine haughtily.
She's right. BUI," assented Jack
genially. "The cause of our seeming
disagreement Is purely"
"Imaginary." Interrupted Katherine.
Ith aucb manifest alarm that both
men laughed heartily.
But In spite of this little diversion
the conversation dragged along apa
thetically, and Bill at length gave up
his attempts to mend the situation.
Well," he said, yawning ostenta
tiously, "guess I'll go In and play
with the Infant. He's nearer my level
than you self absorbed grownups. By
tha way, Miss Katnerlne, bow dad you
like our little joker
"Whosewhat little joker demand
ed Katherine apprehensively.
Reginald's and mine, of course. We
watched yoa asleep for awhUe; then
we thought it would be great fun to
wake you up. So we kissed yon."
"Mr. Hemlng!" gasped Katherine.
You don't mean to say that you"
"Bless you. no, my dear. I just
helped Reginald."
But what what did you run away
for?" Katherine pursued Inquiringly.
"Ob, that's a little habit of mine.
Miss Katherine." waa Hemlng's cabal
istic reply as. musing, he walked to
ward the house.
"Queer old duffer. Isn't her com
mented Jack by wsy ot giving Kath
erine time for a bit ot mental readjustment.
"Tbe rest or the house party call nim
BUI tbe Matchmaker.' " she remarked.
Her manner was wholly Impersonal.
"I don't wonder," Jack assented.
There wss an awkward little si
lence.
'Jack."
What Is It. Kslherlne?"
What were you going to tell him
was the cause of our our quarrelV
I atarted to ssy tbe cause wss pure
ly osculstory."
Jsck!"
Well, wasn't It? Tell me. Kather
ine. were you really awfully angry
with we?"
Katherine nodded. "For two rea
sons.' she said, witn empnasis. -one
because '1 thought you had been the
first one who klaaed me and that you
had lied about it."
"And the second?"
"Because If you weren't the flrst I
I waa sorry you had not been. Jack."
For several seconds there was un
ruffled quiet In the "hymeneal gar
den." Then Jack broke the serenity
with a question.
"When shsll we tell tue others 7 ne
ssked softly.
"Oh, not for dsys and days," de
clared Kstherine Jealously. "It's such
fun to have a secret."
But Inside the bouse, without wait
ing for authority, a two-year-old baby
waa babbling to tbe admiring group
gathered about him.
Man say klsa Katha. Kles Katba
man." And all smiled comprehensively.
The Girl Graduate,
Did you ever have a girl graduate
from the high school out of your fam
ily? If so. you know what It Is. but If
you have not you have missed about
sll that Is worth anything la life.
There Is nothing like It Tbe happi
ness, tbe satisfaction, the success that
has come la worth many times the
money and effort pnt forth. What is
the Attest product of America? Secre
tary I.oeb Insists It Is rabbits, Carnegie
n auds for libraries. Mrs. Hetty Green
considers It ready money, while Secre
tary of Agriculture Wilson crows over
tbe American hen. Tbey are all wrong.
It's the girl graduate. Aa Daniel Web
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tlemen, she needs no spology. There
she stands:" For years father haa
poured out his money In buying her
frocks snd Isces snd bats, In paying
for her chemistry and music and chew
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her life In teaching her morality, truth.
tbe catechism and the proper way to
do up her hair. And they feel that
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