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Just Glance Over a Few of the Many Money
Saving Values We Are Offering
Men s barber coals, $2.00
Bar jackets, J 1.50 values
Waller's coals, $1.50 values
Men s goli shirts, $1.50 values
Men's ribbed underwear, 75c
Men s shirts, 65c values
Men s shirts, $1.00 val
Boy's shirts, 50c values
PRICE BROS.
The Place for Real Bargains
A Plea for Normal
School Training
Since the establishment of the
fmt normal school in the state of
New York in 1853, there has been
a. steady, persistant growth and de
velopment in the number oi
schools established in (bat state as
well as throughout the United
S'.ates, until there is no state in
the I'n'on that does not have
normal training, snve and except
Oregon alone. Ti is is an un
enviable distinction. California,
Idab and Washington, her near
est neighbors, al! generously main
tain their tormal schools. Many
of the s' ales, and most of the cities,
require their teachers to have had
training in a normal school. The
rural schools in all the states are
as justly entitled to this superior
service, it is only deniad them be
cause of the scarcity of trained
teachers, and the remedy in our
state now lies with the people
Every other state in the Union
mm
Highest
i! pill 'I tj
C!
:-.;iw-ri.'
E the RIGHT SPOT
You will strike the right
spot if you come here for
your Spring and Summer,
needs in wearing apparel
for men, women and
children. For here there
is variety that gives you
ample choice and a mod
eration in prices which
permits you to buy better
merchandise for the same
money, or allows you to
obtain your accustomed
quality at a decided saving
$1.15
.95
ONE WEEK ONLY
Chambray. 10c val 15 yds (or $1.00
Colored lawns, 8c val 20 yds $1.00
Colored dress goods, 20c val, per yd .. 15c
Toweling, 8c value .20 yds ior $1.00
value
val
bas from one to nineteen normal
schools. This means that the
normal school has passed .the ex
perimental stage, and hss proved
its worth and merits by the results.
The public schools must have
teachers, the supply must come
! from the eighth grade, the denomi
I national schools, the state schools,
or far better, from the properly
' on n i nrwl nnrmil c.Kwl iYta ilit-
111 " J ' - CvUUVI , fcLIC I 1 1 .
ful source. The teachers are re
quired to handle the most difficult,
delicate and intricate product of
Hociet.v, the child. The Impressions a
child receives at school are the most
lusting. It stands to reason then,
that a trained teacher will give the
best returns to the state. The late
U. S. Commissioner of education, W.
T. Harris said, "The ordinary per
son sees results, hut does not take
note of the methods by which they
are produced. Hence the teacher
who has never received Instruction
la a normal school may happen to
be a good teacher, but it Is quite un
usual for him to understand how he
secures hi own results; and he Is
often not able to profit by seeing the
work of other good teachers."
The work done by the normal
school Is not antagonistic to that
f
.95
.55
.40
.40
.50
.35
Scientific Authority
Bas demonstrated that of two
loaves of bread, one raised
with Royal Baking Powder,
and the other with alum bak
ing powder. rAo Royal raised
loaf la 32 pen cent, mora
Ulgostlblo than the other.
Puro
. Avoid Alum
1
8
(&)
i
of the state schools, the high schools
or the denominational schools, be.
cause It Is work peculiar to Itself, In
that It trains teachers only. The
teachers In the public schools should
be trained by the state wholly free
from sectarian ideas.
liy the method proposed In the
initiative for the Monmouth Normal
Shcuool, the question Is taken
wholly out of politics. It Is fairly
put up to the voters for their Intelll
gent verdict.
Another faet, the teachers from
the normal school returns a direct,
Immediate benefit to the state. . To
use his acquired skill and knowledge
he must give the children the benefit,
and in order to earn a llvlihood, he
must, and does, teach. Of the gradu
ates of the Monmouth Normal, the
record shows that ninety-five per
cent have, and are teaching-. In
teaching he gives the children the di
rect benefit of his superior training
and skill. The proposed cost for
maintaining this school In the
Initiative bill now pending. Is but the
matter of a few cents to each tax
payer. If a man pays taxes on one
thousand dollars, he will pay four
cents a year to the support of the
normal school. This money will le
expended under direction of the one
board of regents, with the secre
tary of state as the auditing official.
ROYAL
Baking Powder
renders uie
food more
digestible
'and A
Wholesome
Absolutely
Uoitce the mutter Is t'Uwtvty miTo-tfimrvlc-d.
i
The state has a well equipped
plant CKtnliliHln.il nt Moiiiuoutli, n
fair esthuate of Its vuluatlun would
U more than one hundred tlioomiml
dollars. IWlng near the center of
population, winy ifniweH.lt In lo
cated In the most tMautlftit Hud
healthful part of the state. Tlie
tmlldlugn are well Oeslgued and
equlpiM-d for the work, having all
modern conveniences.
"Sm Halt's l-t Katti-f Babies"
"Great Guna."
Probably all our readers are faiu
li at with the high re putation of the
J. Stevens Arras A Tool Co. and the
line of guna and rifle, which bas
made the nam of "Stevens'' famous
It is possible, however, that com
paratively few realixe the great
strides toward perfection which are
constantly Wing made.
Mr. John Urowning, an inventor
of international prominence, has
designed what is now on the market
as the Stevens Il.inimerless Repeat
ing Shotgun, No. 520. It ia so
modern in its lines and so superior
in its special features that a great
populaiity is assured for it.
This new gun is equally well
adapted to trap or field work and is
still futher appreciated because of
its very moderate cost. The bar
rel is of Stevens compressed
forged steel, and is as strong at it is
possible to make a shotgun barrel.
It is 12 gauge and chambered to
take a J inch shell. The finish is
in black oxide which gives a beauti
ful and lasting appearance.
One of the most valuable features
of this gun is that none of the
interior parts protrude or interfere
with the free and safe handling of
it, while its simplicity makes it
possible to take it down or put it
together more quickly than any
repeating gun on the market.
The slide handle, locking block,
firing pin and safety device have
each been the object of special etudy
with the result that fcr general lire
the Stevens Repeating Shotgun No.
520, stands cs the latest and the
ben contribution to the needs of the
gunner.
Thousands of these unique pieces
are already in use and are receiving
the highest praise for certainty and
ease of operation as well as for the
extreme of convenience and satisfac
tion generally. Any of our readers
who may be"thinking gun" may be
helped to wise choice by the
particulars regarding the new 520
model or any of the standard pieces
made by this well-known firm by
sending six cents in stamps to the
J. Stevens Arms & Tool Company,
C'bicopee Falls, Mass. This covers
postage on their free booklet which
contains a lot of in'eresiing matter
for the sportsman.
High School News.
Continued from page 1.
lection was much appreciated bv
all, as was Miss Maude Potter's
impromptu "On the Three Classes
of (irecian Architecture." The
program closed with the critic's,
(Miss Conway,) report, which was
appreciated, as it was the sort of
criticism we all enjoy, commenda
tory rather than derogatory.
Juaiori ni Sophoaoru.
Mips Wilda Nye, '12, spent last
Saturday at her home on Hear
Creek.
The Sophomore class have reason
for congratulating themselves, as
they were second highest in class
averages for this month. They
were beaten only by the seniors.
Mr. Elmer Martin, '12, visited
hia home at Culver last Saturday.
Miss Lotta Smith, '11, spent a
part of last week visiting at Laid
law. Miss Ethel Kidder has dropped
her studies at the Crook County
High School and has gone to Port
land with her parents. Both her
class and society are sorry to lose
Miss Ethel, as she was one of the
hopes of the Ochoconians for the
coming oritorical contest.
Freihmeo ami Seniors.
The freshmen class dropped from
second last month to fourth m the
monthly averages.
The seniors are displaying their
class rings and they have cause to
be proud of them, as they are
especially unique and pretty.
The seniors still lead in the
monthly averages. The general
average for the class was 93.22.
"Se Holt's Ko.t Kuttinf Babies"
j .
For Sale.
First class naddlu. horse. Bay gilding
coming seven, about 1IXX) Ilia, linml mml
animal. Nervy, speedy, but gentle. Not
mean, never bucks. Will ulso sell light
saddle blanket arid bridle. Itculty De
velopment iO. id Aiiamsnii mock, I'rine
Ville. . Maich 17, VJU. tf.
Timber Claim for Sale.
liixwl liwUf ct-bM for mIs on Hi Me
Kys iirnr I'rinrvilli'; will t mlit 'ln-p If
tnkrit m no. AtlilrrM tf. A.
I run villi', urrif.m. 3-IOiiqt
Fine Washing Article for Sale.
I IVnny fur Prii r
l..Ki . 'i imi nt hit iuiuot nn nip
norili ti.lf of Mi Orhovo, U KH. 1' K A K I,
1st Presbyterian Church
SABBATH SERVICES.
PiiihIhv St'hiMil, 10 . nt.
Christian Kiitlt-ariir, ll; . m.
Pirat'liinc at U a. m. anil T;M P. hi
AlM-WMrk prayer mvrtliift Wtiiria
vrnfiiK at 7;.
Com and rn)oy good tiuinio and Qik1
prvat'lilii((. Our jhiIut: In fwwntlala
t'harlty. In mitiH--mlalI.Urty.
N, 11 Kor niwiiil nutioa luvalaof
llu paper.
CLAKEMOMC. HAPBtlHlK,
nt MIhuut.
Wanted.
RrllaM. man, llh tram and Iwli. In
put In any part of 1A0 arrxa lu ry, li liar
on nlmrti. tiala of V, of onp, Ux alnl mar
Clin Kalla. Will ailvam-vwril if uxvMrY.
Write at one. Chat In M. I.niiiilnit,
l.uiulMriiian n IIIiIk.
i-H-U IWtUn.l, Oirt OU
Annual Meeting Commercial Gub.
NotU-a l lnrvh lrn that th annual
iiittiiiK nf I ha Prumvill Commrrrtal Club
till bt lirKI al th club holiao in I'HikptIII,
Urriion, on Tumilar, thi .Mh dy of April.
1010, fur In on 'row of rl llnu oRiovra for
the vnstiitiK year and for tranaartioil ol
aiioh otlr biiMnvw an may prurly rumr
wiorr in UHfiuiK. imim nils sin day
oi ri'uruary, wio. M. H. lUU.VK,
3-2t -crtary.
Trade at Home!
We greatly appreciate home
trade and know all would be
benefited by spending your mon
ey at home. Catalogue houara
never helped your son, daughter
or neighbor, they do not pay
taxes in your coniniunily nor
tii)Krt your aehoolt or churcliee.
VOIR HOME MERCHANT
lOES. If you will add frright
or postage, theu compa.e quality
with our goods we will meet the
catalogue housei every time.
Yourt for home trade,
ROBERT SMITH,
Caneral MarchaadiM
Sisters, Oregon.
Dissolution of PartneraHip.
Notice U hfffby given that thanimof
IlortKAlt V Mill nn Drrn diaaoWfd hy ni t
tual conMMit, J. W. llonxan continuing
tin- business, p tying ad indvblednvM and
coiirctin an Bcrounts.
Dated -larrh I, l'JIO.
J. W. Morgan,
8-10 II. U. Mill.
Summon.
In th CtrcuU CViiirlof 111 Blt of Onton
pr nxn vtiuniy.
C. A. HlFvemuiu, plaintiff,
va
Ni-llle atovrnnon. lnnrtKnL
loNftlle Hlv-nou, tlivavov nanwd dr-
ffiitlant:
In llir nnitx oflh atala of On-cmi you ar
n.T. iiy miuin'a lo appear and answer th
eniiilillnl fllcd agulnal jrou In Mi above iv
titled court and aolton. us or brum lha lasl
itiir of Hie tlm prem-rllivd In the order for
pulilli'Hilon or tliU summons. In aril: llto'xh
durofMaip. lulu, and If ou fall tn ao answar.
for want Iheinir. tlia plain tl tT will apply lo
Hie court for I lie relief therein demanded, lo
wit: For a deciM- of dlvorra dlsaolvlnf I he
ii in us or niairiiiiony now eXMilng Prtwarn
piainun and derendanu
This summona la s.Tved upon you by order
of Ilia Hon. H '. Kills. Juilv of Crook
ntunly, slate of Oregon, dated the list day of
Arei, iiu, ana me Ualeor me nrat pulill
catlon of this summons Is Ms nil Ulli, lino,
and the date ol Hie last puhlhittlon ofUils
summons will expire on May Mil, il".
W. A. HKI.I
S-21 Attorney for I'lalulltT.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
Notice ia hereby given, that In pursuance
of an order of the County Court of the
Stole of Oregon for t'mok County, made
on the 10th day of March, 1010, in the
... u , ... i. . . .. i ni ti'iiit . .S .
i"iii kii .-.,fir ui i. iiiim.i v. Arm1
troiig, dvcenaed. the undersigned, the ad.
uinistrator of said estate, will sell at
pulilic auction to the highest hidder, for
cash, gold coin of the United plates, sni-
ject to conlirinatioii hy the said County
t'oiirt, on Saturday, the loth day of April,
nt 10 o'clock in the forenoon
at the front door of the county courthouse
in i'roiieville, Oregon, all the right, title,
interest and estate of the said William C.
Armstrong, at the time of his death, and
all the right, title, and interest the laid
eittnte limy have aciiiiired other than or in
aiidition to llitil or the aanl William ;.
A .mul.nii (V a. l. ..r I. la .1.,1. I .11
tluit certain reul estate situated in the
county of Crook, Htute of Oregon, more
particularly deserihed a follows: The
northenst iinrter of section twenty-five In
township eleven aoiitn, or range eighteen
eust oi i iiiuineite jieuiunan.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash
gold coin of the United Htates. live tier
cent of ptirchane price to be paid on day of
raie, ouiurice upon contirniution liy tlie
aaio tvoiinin.onri.
Dated this 17th day of March, 1010.
M. it. KLLIOTT.
, Adminlstrrtor of the estate of
William C. Armtrong, deceased.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance
or un order oi tne tJounty tjourt or the
Htate of Oregon fr Crook County, made
on the loth day of March, 11(10, In the
matter for the estate of II oleman W. Mor
rill, deceased, the undersigned, the admi
islriitor of said estate, will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, for ca.ih,
gold coin of the United States, subject to
coiinrmation ny said uounty court, on
Haturday, the Kith day of April. 1910.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the front
door of the County courthouse in I'rine-
ville. Oregon, all the right, title and inter
est of suid Holemmi VV. Morrill at the time
or tils death and all the right, title and in-
ti rest me sum estute lias acquired other
than or in addition to that of the suid
Holemun W. Morrill, at the time of his
death, in all that certain real estate situa
ted in the County of Crook, Htate ol Oregon,
more particularly described as follows:
The northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter, the cast half of the northwest
iiiaricr unu tee southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section twenty-nine
in township seventeen south, of range
twelve east of Willamette Meridian.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cosh, gold
coin ol the United Htates, five per cent of
purcnase price to lie paid on day of sale,
balance upon coulirmutioii bv said County
Court.
Dated this 17th day of March, 1910.
A. D.Morrill.
Administrator ol the Estate of
- Jlolemiin W. Morrill, deceased.
Call for Warrants.
All county warrants numbered up to and
Including No. 774 are now called for and will
lie Imi hi uiMin presentation to the county
trensiirer. Interest ceases afler this dale.
Dated Ibis third day of March, 1W0,
W. f. KIN (J, County Treasurer.
Wood Cutters, Attention.
Wa will let to rraiHiiiBihl I'S'tle
contractu! tutlKslor i0 tsirdsof pins
wood. We will ruiiiish the timber. Vail
on or address the I'miculUc l.li;ht A Water
Company, S-tlf
Professional Cards,
J. S. l'OX
rUBLIC STENOCrUNIER
AND UOE.ru
Room 10, Adamaun Dlk, l'rineville, Or.
Aut lor
Koysl itisii.Urd A Siulih I'nniler Tvi-ewrllars
(Prlcotiki) (tru-liu)
Belknap d Cdwards
C0i Aw Se afWse --'
WADE HUSTON
Surveyor
Homestead location!
a H'cialt
Prlaeville, .... Orwfea
(County I'hyslvlan.)
iT4a tm ss.a swis r CT.iS.iw
Ajrtrmm mm J Smrym
Calls Assmtato Pso-m.r it oa Niaat
Omca Onb Isxia ssts oe Aps-soa'a
lists erosa Hoik iiAee aa reaj.
dt nee ult-ihutK.
Crrm
W. A. 1U-LL
FRANK aMEN1F1U
Lawyer
The Dal lea ... Oregon
Cm. L. lU'KNIFK
Attorney-at liw
Will sirMtliw In all the Courts.
Otllc next dor lu Hr. Itiwnhrnjt'a,
fiinevllte, Urrsjou.
C. SBrim
Ortftn
Si. Cuutt.
' jfHrmrj-mt-jCmm
ffft X. 3J,SS,
Qt C. SSrjt
jf tt0rmjfmi-jCmm
foal Cttat
Office witb Oeo. W. Ilarnes
SuinilionM.
In the Circuit Court of the Bute of Ore
gon lor t rook County.
H. J, Nrwsoni, plaintiff,
va
Adolph Ilinawanger and all other In
terested. Defeiulaiits.
To Adolph Minswanger, tlia alMivt
named defendant and lo ail other inlet
eaten :
In the name of the atata of Oregon
You are hereby commanded to appear
and answer the complaint filed against
you in the above entitled suit, on or before
tne
Second day of May. MHO.
and If you fall to so appear or answer said
complaint, for want tnereof th plalntltl
win taae a judgement and decree against
you tor tne reutii prayed ror tn tlia com
plaint, to wit:
Kor a decree of said court forever renioy.
ing the cloud upon the plaintiff's title to
the following described premises, to wit:
Hcgimiing nt a point 30 feet east and fif
teen hundred thirty leet north of the sec
tion corner to Kections live, sit, thirty-one
and thirty-two, on the township line be
tween townships fourteen and fifteen
Mouth, and all being in Mange sixteen east
of the Willamette Meridian in Crook
County, Mtate of Oregon, and running
inence soutii, seventr-tiin degrees east,
sixty irei, inence norm two Hundred feet;
thence north, seventy-nine degree west.
sixty feet and thence south two hundred
feet to the place of beginning. That th
defendant Adolph llinswanger, and all
persons claiming by, through and tinder
him 1st forever iiarred and estopped from
buying or claiming any right, title or In
terest In or to said premises or any part
.t r .1.-. .1... ..i..i...!A i .. ' r i
tiiritrui, iiu uiai uie piuiiiuu ue uccreeu
to De the sol owner In lee simple of said
premises free and clear Iroiii cloud or in.
ciimbranoe, and for such other and further
reller as may seem meet to the court and
lust in the premises.
This Hununons is published hy order of
the Hon. 11. C. Kilts, County Judge of
vroos. county, mate oi urcgoii, made ami
entered the 2nd day of March, 11)11), in the
Crook County Journal, for seven full
weeks commencing with the issue of
.ii a re n .Hi, imu.
Dated and published llrwt time March 3d,
M. K. mtlNK,
' Attorney for 1'luiiitllt.
Contest notice.
Department of the Interior,
United Hlates Land Olllce,
The Dulles, Oregon, February 12, 1910.
A sufficient contest strlduvit bavin- been
Hied in this office by Ada K. Morse, con
testant, against homestead Kntry, No.
14471. made May 22, lOOTi. for BW, Section
z. lownsnip to noutn, iiange 14 i'.ont,
v inaiueiie meriuiun, liy
John M . HleWArl linisnuifl flniil..ln.
in which it is alleged that suid John if .
Htewart died on or about March 13. MiOX;
that since ills death, his heirs, Alice 8.
Johnson, John M. Ktewart, Mary 8.
Anderson, William W. Htewart and Iiuth
Hlooin have fulled to reside umm. cultivnte
or improve the land in any way, that said
abandonment was not due to services in
the army, navy or marine corps of the
United States in time of war.
Haid parties are hereby untitled to in.
pear, respond, and oiler evidence touching
said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on April
1, 11)10, before Warren lirown, County
Clerleat bis olllce in l'rineville Oregon,
and that final hearing will be held at 10
o'clock a. in. on April 8, 1910, before the
Register and Receiver at th United States
Land Office in The Dalles, Oregon.
The said contestant having, in a nroner
aflidavit. tiled February It, 1910 set forth
act which snow tnat alter aue uuigence
personal services of this notice can not be
made, it is hereby ordered and directed
that such notice be given bv due and
Jiroper publication.
-24p C. W. MOOBE, Register.
Am i f- S" no.
Cit-ttun.
In lh INmhiIv IViurt of U' ""aU of Oregon
a,r i nMia ivmity
In ll mailer of lies atl of lloliart llowa.
rioeeaseil. t iaMn,
Toll A. rtUtn, Marlla Arllmr llosn.
Melvln HolNtrl H.iwe, Maud ilialiain and
Mai..! W liiu, ike lie Irs al law and neil of kin
ifBHld usaar,i, and lo all oilier heirs ai.
kmxs.snil lo all persons Inler .led In said
,.lnle, re'lllull
n I ha llnloe or III slate of OrewtMI. ViMi are
hervliv elleii and M"lrd In appear In Ilia
eniiitlv tsiurt of I he slaleol Oregon, ar Ilia
etniulv iMrrnaik, al Ilia May larin of sold
roort, al the eotirtriMim thereof In theeouolv
ehirt loHim. In l'rineville, I'riaik eounlv,
Oosjun, on Monday Ilia fiid day of May, taiu,
alien o'nha'h In the ptrrniatn of said da,
Ihen and triers to show eausa, if any yml
have, wlif an order sliould nol Us framed lo
Ilia administrator of aatd ealal lo aril lha
hereinafter deaerllwd real pniariy belonalits;
lo aald ealala, disM'tlla!! as Atllowa, Uewll;
The norlhea.l qoarler of aarlkMl aavealeen
III! in ("Wii.liii. tsrrlv (ill south of raoa
ten (III) K, . M.
Wilnaaa. lh Mow. II. ('.Kills. I II. I, nf Irw
said nooniy poorl, wllh I ha aeal of said eootl
am r, lllls Ila day or -arvli, Iih.
Allealed. W ANHKN HIIOW f.
iiHsl, (Hinly t lerk.
M Hy II. A.Hisln, tiepuly.
Notice lor Pnbllcatloa.
Vi Mirtiiieiit of Hi ItiUrior, V. H. I.aud
Om.-al Th Dalle, Oregon, Mareli loth,
turn.
Nolle ia hereby glvn that
John Malison,
of lrlovllle, Orgon, who. on October
AMh, 1117, mad lloinrslead, (HVrtal No,
m.'JI.) No. lAitn, for lots I, 1. , and 4,
Msviion 1 Township 14 Houth, Italia 14
Kast, Wllllamett Midiau, ha tilrd nu
lire of Inlentloii to inak Final commu
tation I'ruol, lo lablai claim to lb land
ahov riiwrllsMl, la-fore Warren llro-ii,
I'nunly Clerk at Ida offlce, st l'rineville,
lrrrt.ii, on th Win day of April, IU1U.
Claimant naniaa as wltneaa, Carl J.
8undtiiist. William Clswsoo, Otto Hor.
r-ou, t'harle II. Dinwlddl, all of I'rlur
vllle. Oregon. C. W. MtKIRK.
S-'.Mp Heglsler.
Notice tor rvbUation.
Department of th Interior, IT, 0. Ijind
Olflceal Th lalles, Orrgtm, Marvh IMIi,
ItHU.
Notlc l licrrby given that
William Miillll,
i f l'rineville, Oregon, who, on March '.Tlh,
l'N. Ii.sd llomnlrad. (ferial No, UVtta.)
No I4i:i. forWs MV rtKt, S Wv, and
fWi NK, rWviloii iO. Township 13
Moiilli, Kange Id Kast, Wtlllamalt Me
ridian, baa llled nolle of Intantion In
inak Final IHe-year I'rmd, to eaiabllh
claim to th land ahov dwrlhed. befor
Warren Urown, County elrk at ki orfiiw,
at l'rineville, Oregon, on th 'MU day ut
April, llllil.
( inlinant name as wilnvaaeat John K.
Ilnrrls. Henry McCoy, William II. Lolun,
l.org Turner, all of I'rlnevill, Oregon,
V.Mi C. W. AlOOHK, UxgUlvr.
Rotlco for fukllcatloa.
Department of the Itilvrlor, V. H. I ami
Oilier at The Dalles, Oregon, Mar. h l.ih,
11)10.
Nolle Is hereby given that
uuy hear.,
of I'rlnevill, Oregon, who, on Novmlsr
lllh, H. mad Homestead, (Serial No.
O.H77.) No. I W75, lor NH HWl
NKH.and NW, HK',. hecllon !J. Ton.
ship l&Houtb, kange 15 Kast, WllUmett
Meridian, has liletl notlc ol Intention to
make Fnal live-year I'roof. to .laliilsli
claim lo Hi land alsiv deaerlbed, befor
Warren lirown. County Clerk al hi aim,
at l'rineville, Oregon, on Hi '."Mb day of
April, lull).
Claimant nam s witnesses! t'harle
I), ttwamioii, Allred W. Ilayn. Dalion A.
Yale. J. Alvin Klyga all of Friiieville,
Oregon. C. SV. MOOKK.
P Krglsl. r.
Notlc for Publication.
Department of lb Interior, IT, g. I.aud
Olttr al lh Dalle, Oregon, Ksbrusry Kill,
IllHI.
Nut It l hereby riven (hat
(ilenn Hendritkson.
of I'rlnevill, Oicgon, who, on
January 1Mb, I'KWl, mad Jlomeatead
(Serial No. (Oil'.'). No. 11114. for N SS KU,
S'SN W',', heetion IS, Township la South,
Kaug IA Kt. Wlllamett Meridian, ha
tiled notice of intention to make Final five,
year proof, lo establish claim lo the land
above dent-ribed, before Warren llruwn,
County Clerk at hi otBr at l'rineville,
Oregon, on the 2flh day of March, IUI0.
Claimant name as witnesses! James A.
Motlit. lUnry J. Kdwarda, Thomaa II.
I (.toilette, Jrase Yancey all of PrtuevUle,
tregon.
Hip C.W. MOOKK, kegiater.
HoUce tor Publication.
la-partment of the Interior
Culled HtaU-a lind OITtiM, al Tlie I miles, fir.,
, . Kehmary M. Iu.
folio Is hereby given that
Marv K lleniieit,
widow of John W, liennetl, daneaaiHt. nf l"il,
Onwon. who, on Heptrniia-r Hit, Ivn. niada
homeaiead (serial Nit. 'Vvt, No. lio4, p,r
ti aee . MWi. NW 4 mil, d .',
HK'. see ii, lownshln is south, rant U eaal,
M has filed nolle of liilentlou lu make
final five-year proof, IneaUlillsh claim lo the
land above deacrllied, lierore Warren Mrown,
oounty clerk, at his office at I'rlnevill, Or
(n, on Iha lilib day of April, IVta.
rial man I naioea as witneasew Iwls W,
IWnnetland () rover C. I'rl.w of Hemes, Or.;
Walter A Carson and Waller T. -orris of
Post. Orefon.
a-iep C. W. Moon. Hclair.
Notirt for Puhllcatloa.
Not Coal l and.
Dcparlmrnl of the Interior, I'. a. Und Ofltr
at Th Palles, Oregon, January ilsili, Ivlu,
Nolle Is aerehy given that
Pleasanl N, Turner,
ol Powell Bu lie, Oregon, who, on Kehrusry
Jillb, Iwift, made Homeaiead, (Herlal No. UHsil
No. llJIS, lor NI, NWlj, HKi NWIi, Neellon HI,
Township 1 Hon Hi, Haiiga 14 Kast, Wlllamclie
Meridian, has filed notice ol Internum lo
make filial five-year proof, to vslalillsh claim
to the land above described, before Warren
lirown, County Clerk al his office al prlncvlll.
Oregon, on the Ilia day ol March, lvttl.
I'lsliuaiit uames as witnesses: William
Juhitsoii, Thomas K, McDaiilvl. William Bald
win, i hsrlws II. Fostur, all ol Powell Hull,
Oreguu,
-3p C. W, MOOHK, Keglstrr.
Notice for Publlcatioa.
Department of th Interior,
IT. 8, ltnd Oltloe at The Holies, Orifon,
w.i,. , rbruary w, IViO.
Notice Is hereby given that
' Jessie M. Heunett,
of Barnes, Oregon, who, nn Jun lllli.lWM,
made homestead (serial No. WJtM). No. IHsW,
for east half southeast quarter, section Wi
northeast quarter northeast quarter seellon
, and northwest quarter northwest quarter
section as, township Is south, rung 111 east,
w. M ..has tiled notice of Intenlloii to muse
final five-year proof, to csUtlillnh oliilm to lh
land alsive deacrllied, iM'fore Warren lirown,
county clerk, at bis orrine at l'rineville. Ore
on, on the l.tb day of April, lftio.
i:iulumnt name as witnesses: Lewis W,'
Hennettand Orover 11. 1'rhsxif ilarnes. Ore.
goii; Walter A. Larson and Walter T.Morris
of Post, Oregon.
-'0p C. W, Mookb, Register,
ContcHt Notice.
Ocrisrment of the Interior,
Uni ted States Land Olllce.
The Dalles, Oregon, Februaiy 24, 1010.
A aiirllniant. nnnt.uft .II1.I....I. 1
1 . . . " . V. ... II K llllil,
contestant, against homestead entry. No.
i'-ii niaoe uiarun in, IISJ3, ior W V40W
Section ID, Township 14,8., Hang 12 hi
Willamette Meridian, by Charles 'w
Kmaii contestee, in which it is alleged
that said Charles W. Kman has wholly
abandoned said tract for mor than six
lOOIlths lllSf. tt.Mli Ilia .nl.l -... I - .
. : . nam is not
settled upon and cultivated by said party
Mui.lln-I I... I 11.... .
'i""T- uj inwi mat mere are no im
provement of any description whatever
(hereon, that .,.1.1 .IU...I l ...! 1
...... -.... ....... .udciiiw nu H(n
du to hi employment In the army, new
m (n.rlii. ..e tT..I,-.i it, .
r," --:" -oneo oinies ill
ritiiA iT ur.e U. il .i ,u i. i i
....... " WI blVB .ID IIQTflUT HUH-
tied to appear, respond, and oiler evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. in,
on April 7, 11)10, before Warren llrowir
wouniy i,iera ai ois otnice In rrlnevllle.
Oregon, and that final hearing will he held
at 10 o'clock a. m. on April 14, 1910, lie-
oo ivcKinier aim Keceiver at the
United States land roll,.- ( TI.. i..n...
. , " ... . u. .0CB, -
Oregon.
J 18 Mid contestant haying, In a proper
afildavit. Hied February 23, 1910, set forth
facts which llmw hB. .rn 1 1 1 .
. -. ...i.. .iwi uua uiokuucu
personal service of this notice can not be
Mlalln I so 1 l is.
....-uu, i id uvrcuj uruereu ana airik'tcd
tllHt mltU Dflf HA V.i nluan i. .!... a
..ww.., ,,v aifvu ijr HUB HI1U
proper publleutlon.
U 0, W.MOORE. Renter.
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