WORK OF ROAD
RESURFACING.
Different WMi by Vliicli I!
Can Ea Dona.
PENETRATING AKO MiXING.
' , , ,,,, ,- -nji 1 I J l I' 'Ml
Whr th Trait; It Not ecttilvl
Haavy Mialur of 6nd With
Haavy Aaphalti Oil W Oo
Road In leoalily Whar Sand er
Sandy Craval Pravaila.
One of Hi lilK priiliU'ina Hint f"lt
front ruadbulMer imlny l the r'ur
fuclutf 'f III IlllitlWIIJ hcii III.' Wft
lii of wetir IxK'iiiiiiia nnili'i'iililu.
Th void limy be MM y ttiiT the
rwiieirnllim or the nililng iim-iIhkI I'm-
Iit Hi penetration method llw woiwj
coura U Inlil Kiirf roll.-t llitiiily. nfir I
which henvy mplmllle oil l npplH-l.
preferably by menus of spruylnij mil
ehlne. uluK aullk-lent iiiauilly l (III
II Hi voids. Iiut li"t In fluU ur
flic.
Stone orieiilnii or coum smid'ar
then Bpiillfd over the wlioli- and thor
oughly compnfli d. Th llil'kuii of
Ihla coura la ordinarily lu '
luetic and rtvnilro Unt two .allon
to the tinior yard of aurfiic.
t'nttor Hi mixing method Hi ecftiii1
eonrae of aloti la Oral coated with Hi
bltumlnoua uinterlnl ud I then prid
lo such depth Hi"' It '"' u boul ,wo
Inrlic thlrk after rolling-.
Th additional coal of a road ron-
troclcd by Hi ponetratlon method ta
bout H cent mid by lb lulling metu
cd about 20 cent per itinr yard
bov th coat of the ordlUBry water
bound macadam rond. both of the
tlinatet tln baaed oo the u of
tienvy rvalduum oil.
For Haavy Traffic.
In cc wher lb Irofllc U extrcm
y rarlod nnd heavy load are trans
ported It la preferable to oa neanj
euro asphalt, In wblcli cna m
tlonat coat U about 23 ceuta per aquar
anL
Tb bo methods r lao used for
resurfacing old macadam road, tb
oietbod of procedure being practically
th aame a In couatructlug new roada.
If lb old rood l worn badly ana con
talna Irreeulsr bete tb low place or
hole r pal.hed with aton only or
-i.h .imia aud nil combined, tamped
and rolled Into pine, after which th j
new top eotira I placed.
Another method of reaurfaclng worn
out macadam road la to mix heavy
aphakic oil and gravel, then apread
Ing th mixture on th road ucn
depth that It will k about two Inche
In tblcknrM after rolling. Thla meth
od baa boon uacd In Maaaachuaetta
with III grenteat aucceaa, and om
road that were treated by this meth
od two year ago ahow abaolutely no
ehnnfte at the preaent time and nro In
perfect condition.
In connection with thla gravel and
oil treatment It may be well to men
tion tho fuel that It baa been found in
Miisaacbusett that wher tralllc la not
excessively heavy a mtxtur of annd
with bouvy asplinltlc 'i mnuc o
economical and ellldent road aurfac
In locnlltle where aand or aandy grav
el prevnll, and atone la difficult to ob
tnln. Cap Cod Road.
Six year bko a road of thla. descrip
tion wan built on Cape Cod. and It la
today lu bitter condition than It waa
tho year It waa Dnlahed.
Blinllnr work Ima boon carried on In
aeverul Uk-bHIIo wher aand prevail,
and It bna been found that where the
work la proerly done the reaulta are
excellent.
Kevorul roiula of thla description are
now under coiiKlructlon In Mniwachu
aetts, Hie entire cost of the rottdn. In-
cliKling iiic Hinan nuiuuiu " ""j
(jrndlug, being only about 30 cent per
wjuiire yard.
Another method adopted In Mnaaa--rhuaetU
for surface construction la to
pliice nliout Ave Incliea of aiuidy gruv
el on the roads and compact the snine
na imich ns possible, and then apply
heavy aaphiiltlc oil. using about throe
fourth of a gnllon to the Nquare yard,
covering It with Just Hufflelent aandy
gravel to take up the aurplus oil. The
oil furnishes tho binder that Is luck
ing In the mmdy gravel, and the com
pleted road presonts a auiooth. hard
surface that Is liardly dlstlnculshable
from a aurfnee composed of atone and
"oil.
In. Massachusetts very comprehen
alvo etpotluu;iits have been tried with
nil methods of trentment of the road
surfaces, experimenting with prnctl-
cnlly very nmterliil that has been of
fered, In nil enses having autllclent
chemlcnl nnd physical analysis made
-of the binding material used In order
that any method or niaterlnl found to
be satisfactory may be duplicated and
to avoid repealing unsatisfactory coa-
stnictlou.
RpcaUIng of the English roads, ?
X a returned traveler says that the k
Kngllshnmn doesn't know what $
i, a rut Is. A road In most purls of
4 this country without a rut would ?
look so atrniute to the averngo'
5 furuier that It would luiva to be f
Introduced to him.
i .
1 r''. '-tr ': - .'"-
Turkey Eggt.
While Holland. 8 for 2. Mim T.
. Ml('I.LITKB.
Hone and Saddle Lott
lielween I'rinevill d lledi iond,
ih lilai k ore alicut MO pouoda ilh
addle on. Keward lor return lo Inllon
ed yard. & 1
1 V,
i r
. v. .
'1 lilu
Cnprright by Paca.
1 .
PRESIDENT TAFT AT HIS DESK IN THE WHITE HOUSE
FRIENDS FUT
HIM
Rco$evelt Campaign Shows It
Has Been Put Into Poor
Hands.
ROOSEVELT HAS HM)
SONEJURD BUMPS
His Recent Campaigns Show
He Has Failed to Muster
Vote3.
Thoodor Rooaevelt hai already
keen pul on the defenalv In hla third
term candidacy, more than anything
else, through th luaptltude of hi
friend. Facing the unuiual lluatlon
of a third term candidacy, they have
not rlaen equal to th altuatlon.
Senator Dixon. Ilooaevelt' manager,
made a bad mlatake In a recent ad-
dreaa and Rooaevelt muat have regret
ted later that be did not look over bl
remark befor they were publlahed.
Mr. Dixon aald that for mor than 60
year, th Republican party b con
trolled the pollcle of th nation and
then referred to th loa of th Houa
by the Republican In 1910 ao th flrat
break In party rule.
Rut moat everyone know that If the
lose of th lower Houa of Congreaa
oonstltutea uch a break In party rule,
the Republican parly baa been In con
trol In Washington only 32 yeara out
of the laat 60. and lnc 1872. only 12
venr out of th laat 40. In that time,
Ui ore have been two Democratic ad
mlnlatratlon and many Republican
enate. In fact, th Republican party
1 aa much In command today aa it
baa been during a large part of the
time alnce th beginning of Grant-
aecond administration.
Mr. Dixon lament tb loa of th
Houa In 1910 a an unprecedented
disaster. Yet, In four of the but seven
preceding Republican administration
the House waa lost In th mid term
year. In 1874, 1878, 1882 and 180.
Mr. Dixon of course tries to throw
the blame of thla condition on, Preal-
dent Taft, but the truth Is that It waa
aa much tho Senator's fault a any'
body's. 11 himself was a willing
worker with Senator Aldrlch, to pre
vent adeounte tarlS revUlon and n
waa as a matter of fact among the
most steadfast tand-patters In the
Senate.
Mr. Dixon's manifesto also seem
to be lll-conaldored when he says thut
Mr. Taft maat rely for his support in
the Chicago convention upon delegates
from the south and those possibly of
the east and north when direct pri
maries do not prevail, but where the
riv machine Is dominant. Just what
states Mr. Dixon believes are conven
tion ridden, would be hard to say.
Delasuloa will be chosen by direct
in Mlne. Massachusetts, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Possibly also In Maryland aud New
Hampshire. The only nortnern amies
east of the Missouri river clinging; to
the convention system are Rhode Is
land, OonnocticuU, Vermont, Delaware,
West Vlrgiuln, Michigan, Iowa and
Missouri, and of these last, four are
claimed aa friendly by the antl-Taft
untpaiguers.
Irrigated Land for Sale.
SOacrea, II mile from I'rlnevillo, on
I Hrid stave road. II under colli
tion; .V) ecrea in alfmfs and clover;
, tnil- Iroin railroad. Addresa X Y
care Journal, no agrnift. . .mi
Money to Loan.
In anma ol 1100 to 11000 on three oi
five yeara time. V. t. Hith, I'rine
villi, re. OnV wilb Crook County
Abstract Co. 2-tl
Pan a man who dleregards the whole
course of American history and tradl
tlon. apurred on by his personal ambl
Hon. overcome th tremendous hand!
cap of the third term precedent and
lund himself In the White House!
This Is a question all Republicans
are aklim. All agree that no Ameri
can has evor been able to do It and
they can couut on one linger the nura
r who even had the hardihood to iry
. aud that only when spurred on by
act aeeklng politicians ho posed aa
trienda. People are asking themselves
if this Is not the condition In the pres
ent campaign.
Psst performances are as valuable
n the case of candidates as of race
orses. How a candidate will run
best determined by notolng how he
has run.
Not a Strong Vote Getter.
Despite tremendou popularity In
he past, Roosevelt has never been a
remarkable vote-getter. Mr. Bryan
too, la remarkably strong all over th
country and ha been for year, but
everyone knows how he failed to mus
ter the votes. When Roosevelt was
elected to the presidency, he ran
against a weak opponent Judge Par
ker did not have the support or his
own party In that election. '
Dut what Roosevelt has done since.
and Indeed very recently. In vote-
getting Is more significant than his
former campaigns. Results of the
laat election speak louder than any
thing else.
In New York, where the personality
of the ex-president actually overshad
owed thut of Mr. Stimpson, the repub
lican candidate for governor, a demo
crat was elected by a majority of C7,-000.
In Indiana, where Mr. Roosevelt
made a whirlwind campaign In his
effort to save the state and re-elect
Many a Man
Owes His Success
o an Investment
oil 1 niMiniiiiH'nt pirin, lie
ciiiiK i' i.n served ns an anchor
hikI k !- lilm in a alrnlitlit line
Mini ii-'. 1 1 from the many "Uet
ltleb hk-k" scheme which are
an plcullliil today and which no
otti-n menu ra-ne ouiy lor im
smooth toliirued promoter
tlicr-nf. Bv Inventing IN YOUR
HOME TOWN you are ileulfnic
with value and ieople with
whom you are acquainted
people who are lutereetwl In
jour welfare liecauite your sue
ciks ineniia the success of other
about you, and the more uc
cesrful eltlxena a town can
lionst of the lietter place It will
lie. Lots In NOBLES ADDITION
can lie had bv iimklnif a very
Hinall payment down aud the
balance on term to suit the
niirvhiiaer. monthly. bi-moutblv
quarterly, half-yearly or annual
payment. These lots are the
In-lit Investment In city property
todav. The only district with
building restriction and with
street Improvement anil side
walks already in. Make your
selection now. A lew dollar
will hold the lot for you until
you can make further pay
ments. You are entitled to the
best. Why not get H'? '"
In and M me show you NOBLES
ADDITION, the center ol bulla
lug activity Id 1'rlnevllle.
Jim Hill is Coming!
That is all right, but
We Are Here to Make Good
PHOTOS."
So don't fofget to look, over
our work and get our prices,
which are right
LAFLER'S STUDIO,
3rd St. Near CourtbouM.
AmtUur Fini.hing Don Nwtly
and Promptly. 3 28
Summons
In the HrritU Court ot the Btt ofOMgon
1r Crook county.
W. A. bth, f Uinttff.
J A. Bvl. defenifttit.
To J. A. Hoyl, s id ilefrwUnt:
In th nmmeui Uie (ut: ( Ofpon, yon are
her-!'? r-(uirrl to uj.-ar nl dswit tbe
complaint nil Knln you in the "
titUM afiinn on or the 2nd day ot May.
lyi' and f you la it no to apir and answer
th- i.laimill will lake JudKiuni againit yon
(or the a im ot uin nundrl dollara with in-..r.-t
n.PrHin at ihe rate o ten iereentier
annum Iroro ihcflibriay of July, lH,for
attorutry'a t and for bu cuau and diaburie-ni4-nu
ot this vtion.
Tlii iiimmoiii ti punninea oy ww'
cufl Court oi the wtaie ol Omron tor Crook
...mi .,,.,1 i.n ihe IHth dav ol Min h, 1V12,
dloraiZ Contlve ween in
latkt W A mlmtM l AdWaitratr
Krlr a h-r'ty ln ttmt nndflfnM
h f'nt t'Y th oiuniy court tf ne ht!tf of
'r-ifD. ffr rMk eounfr duly Mrfln! d,
adintfitatratfir of lh -t;itH of 'rnllii I.
rn'oiiMin. da-fiipw d and all pTwrm htt'liiij
ialtit mf tiul Mttld ': t nrr hTct-T rn(uir-(i
lo .rv-rit Km aaitie duly riftd. to ald ad
Rinitittr at th Iw ofn 4 Willnrd .
fttrt. In Prtn-vIM-. frutt wtttiin i
ni'Mttlu from the date of 1 tie 11 rat puitljtlu
bated aud iooMbed flrt llm Vr-n 21, J;2.
AdtnJnUratrof the entate of ornt-llu U
Notice of Administrator Salt of
Kcul Kitu.
In thvmn!y rourt ol Ihe Htate of Orefo
IVir Ktintk county.
In the mauer of tue eafate of Rkhard Mfyer,
d"'-a4d. . , .
NotM-e ) h?TPy tren that, omlef and by
virtue ut a dcr aud ordr ol mie of real
tatr, itfttif d out of the rounty court of the "tare
ol f irt-iron Uftt'.t'iok ounty, on t fi- th day of
March. in the mmier of the et of
fii'-hard My-r, dM-ea-d, and to me direetcd,
auibori?iii emi-owrirnr and diriK'tine f " a
adiuiiiiatrator of th iate ot aid RlrhaM
Mt-Tr dteaiwd, U neit lie Hereinafter d
rr.Ud real tMi U-Ur(titiaT to the eitate of
aaid Kh hard Meyer, d- .-d, and y ibt
firficevdB to the iaTmnt of the unpaid claim
aud eipenwr a;aint aid estate, I will, on
I StrUy, tWc 6tk Uy April, 1912,
: at the front door of the courthouse, in the rlty
ol I'rffievllLe, Crook county, hute of t-rirou
at the hour ol 2 o'cloek in the afternoon of
! that day. sell, at t.u-H auction to the higbrt
i.iidr U,t ch in hnd. all he rivht. tit It
and intereat the said Kb hard Myer, deceaaed.
had. o: the 2Mb "lay oi May. rui. i hhiw i
b.s death, iu and to ine louowing-oeatrnwcu
(.rembtea. t-wlt:
luarterof aevtbm thirty-Uirre, in township
Mlteen south, ol range fourteeo eaat oi tc
u ,n..ii U uvirtlari in fri countT. Slate of
Oretron. lgetber with the tenement!-, b-re1t
tauitrnts anl anpurtenanr- iuviy i-..
or In any wise (pertaiDinR, and apply th
trwewiii oi aii sai w ' "
uaid clalmsand cxjniv-s aaalnut said estate.
Dated and published first note 3artb ah,
WU K A. BI9KTT.
Adtninistrator ot the eatateof
Ktcbard Meyer, deceaed.
A. R. BOWMAN
lthe
nd published lu hrinevUiw, Crou county,
The d'ate of the first publication of this sum-
County Journal, a weekly newspaper printeu
mniM la the 21st dav ol March.
M, iv- ni" i
Attorney for plaintiff.
The Oregon Bar
At th Old Stand
G. W. Wiley & Co Prp
All kinds of Choice Liquors
, Wines and Cigars.
Famous Ranier Beer in
Bottles and on Draft
Natk f Foul Stttlritat.
Notice Is hereby given by Ihe uadernliriied.
the nnilnllrlor ol the eatale of John B
(iu.llon. deceased, U all perwm lniereled
Id winl elle, that h has made and tiled who
PUrk f the CCHlUtT COUTI Ol CHJOk t'OUUlT.
Oreaon, Ul Bna'. accouniinf ol hi, adminn
tratino ol Mid eiiate. and Mid court bu el
Monday, the 6lh day ol May. 1M2 at 10 o clock
f...nn,.n At thecUDtV COUft TOOm ID
Prlnevllle. OrcoD, aa the tlraa and place lor
heartna ana aeiinog miu hui ,.wuui...
At which time and place, any perron inter
ested Id aaid eaute may appear and object to
aaid anal accounnna.
Daied and pubiinhed 8rt time March 21. '912.
M B, Elliott,
Administrator ot th estate ol John B.
GustaiaoD, deceased.
Notice far Publication,
bepartment ol the interior.
Not Coal Land.
U.S. Land Otticeal Laaeview. Oregon.
March U, 1V12.
Notice is hereby given that
Kstella M. Hall,
of Hampton. Oregon, who, on February 1, 110,
made Homesteni entry, m-
NW'-i. WHHW'iBec. 20 and BE' bfc. Sec. 1.
townihlp 21 .. Knge K., Willamette Meridi
an hssSled onllce ol Intention to make final
commuiation proof, to esiabiih claim to the
land above described, Iwiore H. C. Ellis, U.S.
Commissioner at bis oUlce, at Bend, Oregon, oa
tbe iilh dy ol My.
t laimaut nsmes as witnesses: Burr Blafk.
AdnaF.f. Lloyd Peck, iuia M iller all ot
Bsmpton, Oregon. A. . onion.
3-21 Register.
8UI11I110DS.
In Ihe circuit Court ol th State ot Oregon
lor the Count) r "I Crook.
W. L. Mcl.onaglll. C. McGonagill, V. R. Mc
tionsgtll and Burch Mc(ionill. the only heirs
at law ol J W. Mctioliagill deceased, plaintiffs,
Sumuioos.
In the Circuit Court of ttaeBtat of Oregon
for Crook county.
Charles B. Durbin, plaintiff.
T8.
, Ualln. .TMtllHX Of thf lastWlll
and testament of Charles Cooper MaJIng. de
ceased; Annie Manna. rrvuericK ai.m'S.
y.linvMil Annis Mallna. George Dee,
Usaie Klbbee, and John W. Dee, Eleanor
i..u lnu Hiirlee. Charlea Durham., tbe
unknown heirs of Charles Durham, de-cea-ed,
and also all Other persons or parties
unknown, claiming any right, title, estate.
Hen or Interest In the real estate described
herein, defendants.
t.. At upline, as exeotitrlx of the last
deceased: Annie Mailing, i-'rederlck Mali".
Mary Mallng, Annie Maltng: George Dee.
Llasle Klbliee and Jobn U. Dee. ElanorGod
II. lna Hurley. Charles Durham, the un
known heirs ofCharlea Durham, deceased,
an.1 also all otner persons or irur u
b Mln,li,e anv rlahu title, estate, lien
or Interest In the real estate described In tbe
complaint. Defendants.
In the name of the mate of Oregon, yon are
hereby required lo appear In tbe above en
titled court and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled suit on or
r..N '2nd dae of Ma v. lt12. and If you
fail so to appear or answer, the plaintiff, for
want thereof, will apply to the court for Ihe
relief demanded lu tbe complaint against
y The relief demanded In the complaint
against you Is that the plaintiff's title lu and
to the following oeannoeu reai iFniti ,y i.
Notic af Fksal Settlesseat
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
the sdministratorol the estate of Wilford J,
Crsin, deceased, that he has made and Sled
with, tbe clerk of the county court his final ac
counting ol his administration of said estate,
i ,h mnntv court has set Monday.
Mar Sth 112. at Wo'clock In tbe forenoon,
at the county court roomln prlnevllle. Oregon,
as the time aud place for hearing and settling
said final accounting. At which said time and
place, any person imeresieu ,u
msv appear and ob)ect losaid final accounting
lialed this nth day of March. ll'U.
Administrator of tha estate ol Willord J.
Crain, deceasea. -
Hetkt f Faul Settleaaeat.
viIm u herV,v (riven bv the nnder-
8iKned, tbe executrix of the last will and
testsmeni oi istuorw ii.uci, utw.,
that she has made and filed with th
clerk ol the county court her final ac
counting of her administration of the
said estate, ana tnai mo court, u
Mondsv, t!io6tbday of May, 1912 at
10 o'clock iu the forenoon, atthecounty
court room in PrineviUe, Oregon, as the
time and place for bearing and settling
said final accounting. At which said
time and place, any person interested
in said estate may appear and object to
said final accounting.
Dated this 28th dav of March, 1912.
Blanche Michel.
Executrix of the last will and Testa
ment of Isidore Michel, deceased.
LOOKS BAD IN MISSOURI
Roosevelt la Loelng Ground There and
Friends Desert.
Tho proposition of Governor Hadley
of Missouri that the dolPRiitlon from
thut stnto be divided equally between
Prosldeut tttft and ex l'resldent Roose
velt Is regarded by Mr. Taft's manK
era as nn obvious confession of defeat.
The course ot Senator Borah, wio
has announced that In view of the Col
umbus speech he cannot take part In
the campaign to promote Mr. Roose
velt's ambitions, also constltutss a bit
ter disappointment to the third term
advocates,
It will be recalled that after the Col
umbus speech was delivered Mr. Rorah
pronounced so much of It aa referred
to the recall of Judicial decisions, etc.,
as "all bosh," and It Is assumed that
hla legal sense hoB compelled him to
take tho stand Unit ho cannot contrl'
bate to the reuominaUon of Mr. Hoose-
vclt.
'9
1911. by American Press Association.
PRESIDENT TAFT.
his Intimate friend and would-be run
nlnK mate. Senator Beverldce, the
democratic candidate was elected by
a majority of 12,000.
His Attacks Helped,
In Connecticut, Mr. Roosevelt at
tacked the democratic candidnte for
governor, but he was elected by a ma
jority of 3.700.
In New Hampshire, where Mr.
Rooseyclt's friend and champion,
Robert P. Bass, was elected, the vote
fell off 12.000 as compared with the
majority Riven to Mr. Taft in 1908,
As further evidence that Mr. Roose
velt's star Is waning, may be cited the
fact, that the announcement ot the
Rosevelt candidacy for the third term
did not evoke throughout the country
anywhere near the predicted enthus
iasm. In fact, the big shout that was
supposed to follow the throwing of
T. lt'i hat Into the ring was noticeably
absent, from. Massachusetts to Ore
gon. In many places it never rose
above a whisper.
I.. N. Jones. May Jones his wife. J. B.Jones,
Annie Jones his wile, Thomas J. Jones,
Hannah Junes his wile, A. J. Jones, Viola
Jones his wile. W. F. Jones. Ines Jones his
wile. Dell Jckon, formerly Delia Jones, and
Kreil Jackson, her tiusl.a i.l. and t,. Vt . Jones,
the heirs at law ol Hlephen Jones deceased,
also ail other unknown heirs of the said
Siephen Jones, clslining any tight, title, estate
or lien upon or interest in the real properly
described In complaint herein, defendants.
To A. J. Jones and Viola Jones his wile, aud
htr m, isw of Stephen Jones, deceased; also
-ii miw, unit noun heirs of said Stephen Jones,
claiming any right, title, claim, lien upon or
interest in me rem i'i-i',-.) . .
summons and complaint herein, delendanls.
In ihe name ol me stte ol Oregon, ou are
hereby reunited lo appear and answer the com
plaint tiled gi"t you It' the above entitled
court and suit, on or before the last day ol the
lime prescribed In the order lor publication ol
this summons, to wit: The -1th day of May,
pu; nuil il vou Isil lo so answer for want
thereof, the "pUlntiffs will apply to the court
for the reliel in this summons and said com
nlainl demanded, lo wit: That the defendants
anil each oi Hu m be reouired anil compelled
to set up and establish their clslm or
clalnii (merest or interests, in the land herein
described to wit: The west half of th north-
st iiuarn-r, sun uiu ni-si imn u, ,uv o,.u,-
. . ..-r.,r i s..i,li.,1, tWt'tltV-fOUr. in tOW tl-
.liiptllleeli south of range twelve cast of Hie
Willamette Meridian, lu Crook County, Ore
gon adverse and conflicting with lbs estate
. . . ...... ..1..i,l,Tu ,li,.r.,tn lht fie-
lul uneresus oi .... .... -
....in, i .mil cai'u oi luciu. aio, mi rvio
claiming or to claim by through tuliler them
or either of them, be declared to have no
estate or interest in uie i preiiM.. " .
I'rtrl tliereoi, aim mniaum .-o V'V,ll1
his court iorever barring the said delendanls
and each of lliem and all persons claiming or
toclaim bvmrougn or uiou r un-m o,
them, from claiming or lo claim, au estate,
.i.iu li.. or interest in the aaid premises
or aiiy part llicreof, and that plaintiffs be de-
reed and declare,! to oe tne o ocis m ,
Simple oi the laud abovo uescrtoeu. sua mj
platutins nave uo i, vo.- u..-. --
this suit, and such oilier aud nirtlier relief as
Ihe court may seem wimwu
Tilts summons is ordered to be served upon
voubv th publication thereof. In the Crook
Coti ni v Journal, a weekly newspaper pub.
Hshed in rrliieviue. urcaou. o. .......
..". ii.... u i Kills iudee of the county
court for Crook County. Oregon, said order be
ng dated theiOth day ol March, WIS, and the
date of the llrsl publication of this summons
Is March 21st, e.'i-', sii'i wieuaw ,,...
puWlcatiouM.ylth.lDlJ. g j rn-ppY,
Attorney lor plaintiffs.
J2. IU of NH, NW'ior NK'i,Br.MBj,,
S, of NE' of section J9, all in township 12.
-..,i, ru,,lsen.st of the Willamette Meridi
an, be' forever quieted aatninst tha claims of
yourselves, the aula ueieuuanva, aim ma,
, i. .ai HufunHnntK. he forever rea.
trained from setting up any claim In and to
anid premises or any part thereof; and re-n.A.-i.,
anv im,d ilmt mas- exist thereon by
reasons of any said claims on the part of
yourselves, the said defendants. Also that a
,Wriuin deed made to Charles Mallng by
Charles Durham la? reformed, and made to
Include the SK's of Ihe NW' j of aald section
: that the plaintiff recover the costs and
ritaiuiraements of this suit, and for such
other and further relief as may seem meet
and proper in the premises.
Tl,ltt,ionsls dublished pursuant to an
order therefor made on the Anh day of
March. WIJ, by the Honorable H. C. Kills,
judge of the county court of the state of Ore
gon, for the County or Crook, acting In the
absence or the circuit Judge from the county,
and the first publication thereof Is madeou
the 21st day of March, Wl
Uiltneb A SKWAUh
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Netica for Fablkatia.
Department of the Interior, V. S. Und Office
at The Pallea, Oregon, March 25th. Ml
Kotice is hereby given mai "'"" A
of Lamonta. tiregon, who, on October 2nd,
1905, made homestead. So. 14710. aerial. No.
0312. for wS nw4, aud bU '4. pf.uo
township H SOUtn, range . VtI
Meridian, has Sled notice of internum to make
final five year proof, to establish claim to the
land aUiv?e described, before W arren Brown,
County Clerk, at his offiee, at ; PrineviUe,
Oregon, on tne iu ;a. oi
Claimant names as witnesses: Ca" McGhee,
of Madras, Oregon: Charles Foster, Abel Cudd,
Shairid Boxarth, ol TToOR?.Kegis.er.
Notic to Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given, by the
unrlersitined, the administrator of
tbe estate of John H. Jarrett, de
ceased, to all creditors of said cltf
ceased and to all persons having
claims againsr said estate to pre
sent them with the proper voucher
to the timlersitrned, at tbe ottiee ol
the J H. Haner Abstract Company
iu Priueville, Oregon, within six
mouths of the date of the tirst publi
cation of this notice.
Dated this 14th day of March, Wl.'.
L. M. Becbtell, Administrator.
A Little Fish Talk
Notice tot Publication.
Department of the Interior.
V. S. Laud olliee al The Ualles, Ori-gon
March 4th, UUi.
Notice Is hereby given that
liKOKtiK A. LITTl.h.
of IM-inevlUn, Oregon, who, ou March Ulh, 1910,
tlliulc homesti-sil. Mi. u"-". :4:,, v ..
"l lovtlship 17 south, range It: oast, Ilia incite
Meridian, has Bled notice oi Intention
to make linal commutation Pfool. to
establish claim to tbe land abovo described,
before Timothy K. .1. Puffy. U.S. Commissioner,
at Ills office, at I'rinevillc, Oregon, on tin) 20lh
VlatmauV'lialin's na witnesses: Ocorge W.
Crawford, Sathanid W. Morrisetlo, Seears I.ec
oi Priueville, oreguu, and A. O. Myers, of Iied-
Jd. " c W.MOOKB, Ueglster.
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Is shvavs interesting to the buyina tiousekeeper who must buy Fish at
least once a week. There are grades in Fish as there ate in meats and
other foods, and our plan la slwsvs to provide the best for our customers
because bv that means we are sure of holding our trade. Make a test
here next"tiuie you buy Fish of any kind and yon will admit ours is
'superior.
City Meat Market