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NOTH E FOR PI RI.ICATION
Bldg D epartm ent of the In terio r, U nited
S tate » h a n d Office, a t T h e Dalles,
plain
O reg o n . May 22, 1917.
r. r e ­
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W ells of C line F alls, O reg o n , w ho, on
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ste a d E n try No. 0 1 0 7 2 7 , fo r HE*4
I le p a rtrn e n t of th e I n te r io r , I'n ite d NW >4, N E '4 S W '4 , N ’4 8 E '4 , Sec­
S ta te » Kami Office, a t T h e Ilalle», tio n 28, T o w n sh ip 15 S o u th , R a n g e
' y e a r a n d a m o n i li ba d f ille d III« I ii k I h g o in g o n ho li m i III« p ro p h e c y ,
O reg o n , J u n e I I , 1917.
12 E a st, W illa m e tte M e rid ian , h a s
N o tice Is h ere b y giv en th a t Jense filed n o tic e of In te n tio n
w o r ld w ith b lo o d a m i M la iiK h te r, w ith b e in g c u r io u s , d e se rve » I o ho r e m e iil- t (11 »IT Kl I.EH HFTTLEKM Ml ST
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d i'v a n ia t Im i a n d d i- u tli, s u rro u n d )« ! b e re d .
HE GIVEN PA TEN T TW O VKAKH
w ho, on J u n e 10, 1914, m a d e H o m e­ claim to th e lan d ab o v e d e s c rib e d be­
on a ll Hld«H m id w o u n d e d ,
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r o a r in g , w i ll week w h o m to d e v o u r
2R, T o w n sh ip 14 S o u th , K an g e 12 10th d a y of J u ly , 1917.
a m i fin d n o n e
T h e re w i ll be a re a l
E a st, W illa m e tte M erid ian , h as fllc l
C la im a n t n a m e s a s w itn e sse s:
d e v iiH ln tlo iiH d u r in g a ll th e
H im ',
n o tice of In te n tio n to m a k e F in a l
R ic h a rd D u g g an , W. J . W ood. L es­
w h e li t i l l ' Hew m oo n» w i ll ris e und
T h re e Y ear P ro o f, to e s ta b lis h claim te r B ry an , all of C line F a lls, O reg o n ,
T h o u s a n d s o f h o u ie .d e a d t it le » In to th e lan d ab o v e d escrib ed , before
net Ih r e « H in«», th e n oil (h e f i f t h
an d J o h n A n d erso n , o f T u m a lo , O re­
O re g o n an d o th e r w e s te rn »ta te » w ill W. B. D ag g ett, U. S. Com m issioner, gon.
d a y , w h e n H ie m iiii cum «» o u t u f th e
a t tte d n io n d , O reg o n , on th e 23rd
H. FR AN K WOODCOCK,
s ig n u f H ie lio n lie w i ll <lle u f t in '
I i I mciihm I o ii o f Hie te rm s _ th a t th e he fix e d by a ilei I h I o ii re n d e re d by d ay of J u ly , 1917.
R egister.
o f th e
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w o rs t d e a th , a n d a v ir g in , w h o m ' v icto r» in th e prom-lit w ar m ay fo rce th e s u p re m e c o u r t
C la im a n t n a m e s as w ltn esse» :
( F i r s t p u b lic a tio n M ay 3 1 -Ju n e 2 8 .)
S ta te « In th e r a w o f S e c re ta ry L a n e ,
na m e | h co m p o se d u f I w o I o I iih ( I ) ,
J . rry G ro s k ru g e r, Tom A V edder,
u inn Hie loser», cull» to m in d llial p l a in t if f In e r r o r , a g a in s t S van Hog- T h o m a s S aul an d C h e s te r H ig h t, all
NOTH E EOR PI BLICATION
tw o a lp lu iN l a i , w ith a ta u I I * a n d a
of Eow .-r B ridge. O re g o n
ta tm la i l l , w i ll c i i i h I i I i I m lo a d w ith Hi« »pull» o f Hie w in n er o fte n liftve lu m l.
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R e g iste r.
re c o rd In d e m n ity of all tim e » w as u p set» th e p ra c tic e o f w lth b o ld in g ( F ir s t p u b lic a tio n J u n e 2 1 -Ju ly ! 9 .( I O reg o n , .May 15, 1917.
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N o tice is h e re b y given th a t T om
paid by K ra m e a» a ri-milf of th e (laten t» o r c a n c e llin g e n tri« » fo r In­
M f l H I I O R 1*1 Rl.l< VI l<>\
T h e p r e d ic tio n o f Ito u m u n lu '» In ­
A. V ed d er, o f Low er B ridge, O reg o n ,
tra g e d y In 187 0 -7 1 , w hen th e Urns- d e fin ite p eriod» a f te r fin al p ro o f I»
D e p a rtm e n t of th e In te r io r , I'n ite d w ho, on O c to b e r 23, 1911, m a d » -
te r v e n tio n tu r A iik u m I 2 8 ,1 9 1 6 , ha»
s la n s e xa cte d a to ll o f 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 m ad e by Hie H eftier, d u e in mo»t
S tate » L an d Office, a t T h e D alles, H o m e ste a d E n tr y No. 09603, fo r th e
■ n i n e tr u e , II» t ill» d a te e o i re sp o n d »
NW U S E «4, N E «4S W > 4. a n d th e
O reg o n , J u n e 11, 1917.
fra n c» from th e v a n q u ish e d . It 1» u case» to re p o rt» by » p e d a l a g e n ts
to H e n n u n y 's
d e c la r a tio n
of
w a r,
N o tice is h ere b y given th a t E u g en e S U S W U , S ectio n 21. T o w n sh ip 14
w'eil know n fact th a t B ism arck be- c o n c e rn in g »tiHpeced o r a lle g e d fall-
a g a in s t K o u n m n lii a m i th e p e rio d
C. P a rk , of R e d m o n d , O reg o n , who, S o u th . R a n g e 12 E a st, W illa m e tte
llcv cd F r a m e n e v e r w ould he a b le to ur« to fu lly co m p ly w ith th e law.
on A pril 19, 1910, m ad e H o m estea d M erid ian , h as filed n o tic e o f In te n ­
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am i <'XjM'«'ted th a t U russla lu n d » c a se e s ta b lis h e s th e p rin c ip le S ection
m o llili, I» a ln o » u b » ta n tla lly a c c u r a ti lo w e d ,
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th e b e g in n in g o f A u g u s t 1 9 14 to " " u a lly
, l , “ ' , , " llo r re c k o n e d a t th e en d of tw o y ear» from th e d a te F in a l F iv e Y ear P ro o f, to e s ta b lish
on th e 2 8 th d ay of J u n e , 1917.
C la im a n t n a m e s as w itn e sse s:
.......... m l o f A u g u s t, 1 9 1 6, tin , d a t . - o f , ,,o t w l,b
, , p lr l' o f lh , ‘ p e o p l*’ ' “ nd o f ,,n a I p r o o f *
" I t h l n th a t claim to th e la n d ab o v e d escrib ed ,
J a m e s A. W est, Sidney E. W est,
b e fo re W. B. D ag g e tt, 17. 8. C o m m is­
Koum aiilH » In te rv e n tio n , tw o y ear» ronfe»Hcd lilniH df hoiiphui».'.! w hen tim e a fo rm a l c o n te s t o r p ro te c t ha» sio n e r, a t R ed m o n d , O reg o n , on th e Isaa c D. V e d d e r an d J e s s e D. H ig h t,
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a ll o f L o w er B rid g e , O regon.
2 0 th d a y of J u ly , 1917.
in num erous cases patent« have
H. FRA N K WOODCOCK,
T h e v irg in r e f e r re d to In th e pro- by France.
C la im a n t n am es as w itn e sse s:
W hen K uhm I i i h eated T u rk e y a b o u t been w ith h e ld fo r m u ch lo n g e r tim e i C h a rle s W. M um a, Evl»on A tk in ­
R eg ister.
phecy 1» e v id e n tly m e a n t to ty p ify
son, J . A. W rig h t an d H e n ry F. T in s­ ( F ir s t publication May 2 4 -Ju n e 21.)
|t« ly .
t |,e G rssk le tte r« com - <0 y ear» ag o »he a» k ed a n d rec eiv e d th a n thl» an d th e p ro o f fin a lly r e - 1 ley, a ll o f R e d m o n d , O reg o n .
prl»liig her nam e co rresponds to two a c o in petiNatIon o f o nly 3 1 6 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , Jw tied, th e b o m e n te a d b ein g (then
H. FR A N K WOODCOCK,
W e p rin t b u tte r w rap p ers in any
a lth o u g h th e w a r h ad co st h e r so m e- ta k e n by a new a p p lic a n t. In su ch
R e g iste r. |
I*», tw o a'», a t a n d un I, w hich form »
tilin g lik e 172.1.000,000. T h e C h in - case«, It w ould a p p e a r, th e e n try - ( F ir s t p u b lic a tio n J u n e 1 4 -Ju ly 1 2.) j q u a n tity from 100 up. Spokesm an.
th e m im e Itu lla
A cco rd in g to th e
e»e paid to J a p a n 3 1 7 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 w hen m an w h o se fin al p ro o f w as m a d e an d
p ro p h ec y Ita ly 1» d e s tin e d to piny u
th e l»lam l e m p ire d e fe a te d It» l a r g e r ! n o t c o n te ste d w ith in tw o year» w ill
d ec isiv e ro le In Ib e w a r m id b rin g
n e ig h b o r.
T h e A u s tria n s
tu r n e d now h av e th e r ig h t to re c o v e r th e
a b o u t Hie en d
o v er b u t a » .a n t 1 3 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 to P r u s - 1 la n d , s u in g th e p r e s e n t o c c u p a n t a»
T h e «ml of th e w ur I h c le a rly pre-
»la a f te r lo sin g th e c o n flic t in I8 6 0 . Hie leg al tr u s te e fo r hl» rig h t« .
d ie te d , am i a» th e r e w as a new m oon
T h e »uni of 320,000.(100 w as p aid liy
P ro v is io n s o f F e d e r a l I uim
on A ugtint 28, 1816, c o u n tin g th lr-
G re ec e to T u rk e y In 1897, a t a tim e i T h e p ro v isio n o f fe d e ra l law con-
te en h in u r m o n th » from th e n an d
» h en th e O tto m a n g o v e rn m e n t h a d ' » tru ed by th e new d ecisio n , w hich
ta k in g Into ac c o u n t th e fai l th a t th e
th e (¡re e k s In a h o p e le ss p o sitio n , was d eliv ered by J u s tic e Van D ev an t-
»un c ro sse s th e sig n of th e I.Ion In
liu t It 1» p ro b a b le th a t th e ir m e r c y , « r, 1» a» fo llo w s:
» iim in er. It 1» c o m p a ra tiv e ly ea sy to
w as te m p e re d by w h o leso m e r e s p e c t|
" T h a t a f te r th e laps« of tw o y e a rs
fo r th e a t titu d e of th e v ery n a tio n » , fro m th e d a te of th e issu an ce of th e
th a t a r e now lig h tin g T u rk e y a n d h e r re c e iv e r's re c e ip t u p o n
th e
fin a l
T e u to n ic all««.
e n try of an y tr a c t o f la n d u n d e r th e
C h in a p aid (¡re a l B rita in 3 2 2 ,l e u .- h o m e ste a d , tim b e r c u ltu r e , d e s e rt
BAKED
i mtn a f te r th e w a r o f 184 0 -4 1 , w hich lan d o r p re e m p tio n law s, o r u n d e r
a r o s e o v e r a c o n tro v e rs y a b o u t th e th is a c t. a n d w h en th e r e sh a ll be no
FRESH
Hah* o f o p iu m
S h e a lso paid 1 6 ,2 1 0 ,- i p en d in g c o n te s t o r p ro te s t a g a in s t
out) fo r d e s tro y e d o p iu m .
th e v a lid ity o f su c h e n try , th e e n try - j
EVERY
(if all n a tio n s th e I'n ite d S ta te » m an »hall he e n title d to a p a te n t
DAY
h a s been th e m o st g e n e ro u s to a foe. co n v ey in g th e la n d to him e n te re d .
W h en we took a la rg e » h are of te r r i- an d th e sa m e » h all be issu ed to hl m.
to ry fro m M exico fo llo w in g th e s tr u g ­ (Sec. 7, M arch 3, 1 8 9 1 .)
g le w ith th a t n a tio n 60 y e a rs ag o , we
T h e q u e stio n arin ln g is, w h a t is
paid lib e ra lly , a n d in 1K9R, S p ain a " p e n d in g to n te s t o r p r o te s t? " In
g o t no less th a n 3 2 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 fro m us th e H o g lu n d case, fin a l p ro o f w as
fo r th e PlillIppA ic»
W e h a d w on th e
s u b m itte d by th e s e ttle r ond A u g u st
w ar. h u t It w as th e d e fe a te d w ho re ­ 6. 1907. On M ay 29, 1909, a d e p u ty
ceiv ed th e In d em n ity .
fo re s t su p e rv is o r s u b m itte d a r e p o rt
T hl» q u e s tio n o f In d e m n ity a s ap to th e g e n e ra l lan d o ffic e reco m -
piled to th e f u t u r r l H s p e rp le x in g ni,.n , |„ li; . , , „ , ‘. lla tlo n of th e e n try , on i
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c o n tra ry a
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Indemnity Exacted
In n i H a u ti M u n ii, a le a rn e d p rie s t
u f C u n io , I l ily , I iiih a I 7 l l i c e n tu r y
b o o k r o n t a lu ln g n c o lle c tio n u f le i
te r» a m i verse» In l. n lln a n d Ita lia n
b y u n c e r ta in a u th o r » a m i o t h e r du i
u iu eu ts
A n n u m o i lie r H iln g » It c o n ta in » a
«iirliiiiH p ro p h ecy ululili a p re s e n t w a r
a t t r ib u t e d in H l. M a la c h y .
It I t w e ll
k n o w n li m i s e v e ra l w o r k » a t t r ib u t e d
to HI
M a la c h y , A r c lih l» h u p o f A r
lim a li, w h o d ie d In I H R , a re p r o li
a b ly M purloiiH
T h e w u r p ro p h e c y In H ie C o n io
h o o k I» w r it t e n In L a t in , In th e m in i«
Im n d w r i i Ina a» o th e r d o c u iiic iit» . n in i
Iti a ll p r o h u h lllt y I h w a» c u p id i f r o ll i
e u r lle r iiiB liU H c rlp
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lu r y
T h e re 1» no d oubt, how ever.
t h a t th e p ro p h ec y w aa w ritte n 300»
year» ago, a n d 11» In te r e s t 1» th e re -
fo re utidlniltilH hed d e s p ite I he fact
th a t It 1» w ro n g ly a ttr ib u te d to St
M nlaohy.
T h e fo llo w in g 1» a tr rn n l.itlo n of
th e p ro p h e c y :
“ W hen th e flr»t n u m b e r w ill find
th e n in th a n d w ill Join Hie firs t an I
»Ixtli n u m b e r (1 0 1 6 , In th e »Ixth
m o n th , ( A iik u m I ) w hen tw ic e fo u r
am i tw ic e t.-ti day» a r e panned I Hi
2 8 th ) th e n th e h ea d of th a t t e r l l b
b e a st w hich fo r tw o year» am i a
m e n th h a s a lre a d y filled th e wn Id
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If the allies were to Impose an Indent
— because it is h andsom e an d com ­
fo rta b le ,
- —costs lit t le to ru n ; o n ly $6 to $8 a
m o n th , thousands o f M a x w e ll ow n ers
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th e v a lu e of p ro p e rty d e s tro y e d by r , Kh, 8
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h er. It w o u ld re a c h su c h a s ta g g e rin g H o g , u n d reCeiv ed th a t h is title w as
to ta l as io ,d a e e th e c o u n try In a d ,8 p u , ed
T h e ,o c a , o ffic ia ls a n d th e
s ta te of p ractical b a n k r u p tc y for 80 ,and ofr,ce fol|nd , n hig favor bu,
y e a rs to to m e .
, b e s e c r e ta ry of th e I n te r io r ru le d
On a b a sis o f a th r e e -y e a r w a r o n ly , h e o th c r w ay a n d o rd e re d th e e n trv
a n d th e p ro sp e c t now is fo r n long-1 (.a n c e i |ed
e r c o n flic t— th e to ta l cost to th e a l - 1
M e asu re is C onstrue«!
lie s bu s been c o m p u te d at 3 1 0 .0 0 0 ,-;
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0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,
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I ohhch of all k ind»
It is a p p a r e n t g| 8 tjnR e n try frOm th is s ta tu te of
th a t no g ro u p of n a tio n s co u ld pay „ n ilta tlo n a n d re p O 8 e r ' th e 8Up rpm e
su c h an a m o u n t fo r se v e ra l g e n e ra - POUrt agkg
o p ln io n
. . , t is
H ons, fo llo w in g so clo sely u p o n a gom e ,)rO(.e e d in g w hlch ,8 begulli o r.
c o n flic t th a t Is d r a in in g ev e ry o n e of d e re d o r set in m o tio n in th e in te r ­
th e c o m b a ta n ts .
e st o f a n o th e r c la im a n t o r of th e
D esp ite th e s e fa c ts It Is to be b e­ p u b lic to te st o r d e te rm in e th e v a li­
liev ed th a t th e v ic to rs In th e s tr u g g le d ity o f th e e n tr y ? O r it m ay be a
c e r ta in ly w ill c la im sp o ils. No on e
m e re r e p o rt, le tte r o r c o m m u n ic a tio n
d o u b ts th a t c o n s id e ra b le te r r ito r y
c o n fid e n tia l o r o th e rw ise , w hich h a s
m u st c h a n g e h a n d s a s a r e s u lt of th e
n o t been a n d n e v e r m ay be a c te d
c o n flic t, a n d It Is n o t fo rg o tte n th a t
u p o n , w hich m ay be n e ith e r k n o w n
th e e n te n te long sin c e c o m m itte d It­
n o r ac ce ssib le to th e e n try m a n , o r
se lf to th e r e h a b ilita tio n of B elg iu m .
w hich m ay be so v a g u e , g e n e ra l o r
T h a t w o rk a lo n e w o u ld e n ta il an ex ­
In te m p e r a te to m e rit a tte n tio n ?
p en se upon th e G e rm a n s m o u n tin g
“ In d e p e n d e n c y o f th e occasio n fo r
Into m an y m illio n s of d o lla rs. If ex ­
I th e e n a c tm e n t a n d o f th e p ra c tic e :
te n d e d to In clu d e th e ra v a g e d
(, r ,h e lan d d«pn7t'm ent. th e r e h a r d lv ,
H ons of F ra n c e , th e to ta l b eco m es ,,o u ld bp an y d lffe re n c e of o p ln lo n |
ev en m o re im p re ssiv e .
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An(, w bpn th p g p ,
im p ro b a b le th a t th e w o rld ’s g re a te s t
a r e u n d e rs to o d w e th in k th e r e is no i
w a r also m ay r e s u lt In th e w o rld 's ¡ro o m w h a te v e r f o r a d iffe re n c e ; in
lo ser.
s h o r t, th e re fe re n c e to a p ro ce ed in g
a g a in s t th e e n try , a n d n o t to so m e ;
c o m m u n ic a tio n
w h ich a t m o st i s 1
On,y e« ? ^ » H v e o f p ro p rie ty of su ch
8 Pro c e ®dfng a n d m ay n ev e r becom e
•I'*' b a sis o f o n e ."
T h e c o u rt in d ic a te s its view o f th e
m a n d a to ry n a tu r e o f th e law in su ch
in s ta n c e s in th e fo llo w in g p a ssa g e :
“ L o o k in g th e n a t th e s ta tu te In
th e lig h t o f a ll th a t b e a rs u p o n Its.
|H iri,O8„ Bnd m e a n in g , we th in k It
,.p r ta ln |y a n d u n m j8 ta k a b Iy laV8 u p o n
|b p sp(.,.p |a ry ((f (bp ln tp r lo r . a8 tbp
N .w E n g lan d 's N am ..
T h e pilgrim s had n o th in g to d o w ith
th e n am in g of N ew E ngland. T h a t
mim e w as coined by C aptain Jo h n
Sm ith of F o c a h o n ta s fam e an d one o f
! the fo u n d ers o f th e V irginia colony,
; In BU4 he ex p lo red an d m apped th e
n o rth ern coast, th e n called N orth Vlr
glnla. an d ren am ed It New E n g lan d
T he M ayflow er p ilg rim s did n o t a rriv e
| until lt.20. an d th e c h a rte r g ran te d th e
new colony ad o p ted the nnm e used In
head of th e lan d d e p a r tm e n t, a plain
S m ith 's m ap se v eral y ea rs itefore.
d u ly to c a u se n p a te n t it be issu ed |
S tra w b e rrie s a re p lentiful and to n h o m e ste a d e n try m a n w h e n e v e r;
it n p p e a rs, as c o n c ed e d ly it d id in I
quoted a t one to tw o d o llars per
th
is in sta n c e , th a t tw o y e a rs h av e j
crate.
eln p sed sin ce (h e issu a n c e o f th e re-
T o d ay is th e lo n g d ay in th e year, r ' ' ,v e r ' s re c e “ ’1 " pon ,h e f,n a l e n t r y '
k n o w n ns th e s u m m e r so lsta c e , w hen nnd th a t ,b ,r ,n g , h a ’ p*‘rlo d no p r ° - ,
th e su n re a c h e s n e a r e s t th e n o rth ¡re e d in g h a s b een in itia te d o r o rd e r;
pole th a n on a n y o th e r d a te .
T he m a d e w hich c a lls in q u e stio n th e
j d ay Is slig h tly m o re th a n 15 h o u rs v a lid ity o f th e e n try .
“ T hus in a case like this, w here, J
long.
according to th e conceded f a n s , no
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