Revival Meetings
Growing in Interest
Th mwtintrn ut tlu OirUtlim
church Mro Kruwiiitf ill iuU'ifil front
eveiiiiiif to fvulnjf. IjirK mnllrntin
arc out t evi'ry wrvlcn and thu at
tention In nil Unit NH'iiki'r rouM
clfBiro. Mr. Aduma in tin oarnent,
; - v Y
Artesian Water
Hard to Find
Mi'iwr. Wnifoner imd (JriMith cif
the (Viitrul Orison Wrll Cinmny,
have flnUiieil their work ut the
IdivliK'hier place.. They went down
'I'i'l feet but did not itrike the
Sli.y tun urtesiun flow. They utruck
Kood surface (low ut K0 feet but
the preiwure wna not Ktronff enmiKh
to deliver water for donieHllc uhb In
thu houxr. Mr. Gtllltth tlioiiKht
that if the present dry hard furma
tion could lie pierced an artealnn
flow would be secured but the
depth of the formation wiim the un
certain quantity that atoppvd furth
er diillinjf. The water Kecured la
c ilder tlmn that of the Slaytoti well
an J la therefore thouRht to be of a
duTereiu water utrata.
Potatoes Fed Raw or
Steamed-Fatten Pigs
H.X.iiriflith
Central Oregon Well Company
('oiitrai'ldm fur lirilllnji afil frM-rl
Hulfi. Ih jirh f.itr.itii.l. OcmIi'M In lull llnr
ul Well Nui'plifB. oMiilinv fciiglne, l'mn.a. lp
CULVER.
OREGON
HIGH GRADE
WHY NOT?
let your
corns come oil
LIKE
MAGI
Oil!
I
CtnJTAj,
VX fill
At your driis t
An experiment to tint the feeding
value f raw or Hk-iinied potatoen an
supplementary feed with irruin
ration, ha been curried on by liobt.
h ilhycoinbe at the Kwlern Oregon
f..ni ful apeaker of more Hum ordU ' Kxerimeiil Station with inter.-iitinR
nary aliility. lie Iiiih made a favor-' r,.ulU which will be of eoml value
able impreH.i!on on all who have ,hi8 y,.ttr on account of the uikt
heard him. lie preaches the gosM 1 abundiint potato crop.
with convincing- power. The hog in the exeriment were
Mia FI.H.k.thu stinger, iaan ex- divided into eiirht loU.nnd records of
cellent chorus lender and is plonxinir . the dilierent feed ration given uch
all with her splendid solo work. and the proportionate Rain made
You can't alTord to mi these i W(.re Kt.pt carefully. Kuch hog in
service. Sour xervi.-e Ix-glnn at j u 1 and 2 ate an nveruge of 170.18
7::U. All are invite!. j )!(. 0f i,lirt.y m Cty.r3 lbs. of raw
" : iKitatiH'H, making a Rain in weiRht
Crop PrOSpeCtS in joffiO.r.oll. Those in lota 3 and 4
r f 10 C A ttlt' "'""b'y ttd (iG4.75 lbs.
Lentral UregOn UOOU ateamed p.tatiK8and made a Rain of
j 70. f0 lbs., while those in Iota 5 and
William McMurray, general pas- 6 ate INK. til) lbs. barley and ft!4.8u
wnRer aRent, and II. K. Iunsbury, ' lbs. ateamed potatoes and made a
general freiRht agent of the O.-W. 'gain of 78.10 lbs. I its 7 and 8 ate
K, & N. Company, returned last 1 1100. 10 lbs. barley without the ota
nigbt from an extended tour of tm-s and made a gain of '.). 5 lbs.
central Oregon. Both are very op- The last two lots.fed barley alone,
tiniistic of the crop prospect for were used as a check on the others
the coming season. ! to show tnoro definitely the propor-
"The people of central Oregon tionute value of the potatoes. At
are enthusiastic," said Mr. MeMur-1 the present market values of 1.07 a
ray, "for the prospects for good ! pound live weight, the hos fed bar
crops are excellent at this time, 'ley made a 1 1. S7 gain, which makes
New settlers are coming in mid thu the barley feeding value I1.G2 to
country Ib developing. Weather j the hundred. ''
conditions have been lino this winter Lots 1 and 2, fed barley and raw
for the crops for there will be an ! potatoes at the rate of 3 lbs of pota
abundance o f moisture i n the 1 toes to 1 lb. of barley, made a t4.2.r
ground in the dry funning sections, 'gain, which gives the raw potatoes a
Naturully the aople are much i feeding value of $.21) to the hundred,
pleased with the construction of the : Lots 3 and 4, receiving six times as
Oregon F-astern line by the O.-W.R. imuch steamed potatoes as barley,
fc N. company, for it will mean the made a I-1.U4 gain, giving the
oienmg up or large areas oi lertllo slenmeu potatoes a tueUing value ol
$.47 to the hundred. Lots 5 and 6,
fed 3 times as much steamed po
tatoes as barley, made a 15.47 gain,
making the feeding value of the po
tatoes $.42 to the hundred.
It is noticahle that those fed six
times as much potatoes as grain did
not make quite the gain . made by
the others, but it required 85.25 lbs.
less barley to make this gain, go the
difTerence in feeding value is ac
counted for.
It is also noteworthy that the
steamed potatoes are worth $.13
more to the hundred than the raw
for feeding, as shown in the com
parison of the gains of animals fed
the 8 to 1 ration.
Hotel and Feed Barn For Sale.
Motel ami Feed Ilnrn, nil furnished
for InmlncHH; snloon ImlUllngctc, also
ten loti. Terms 14000 cash or f .WOO
In payments It sold by tlrst of May.
Uiunt Mii.i.kh, Paulina, Ore. 3-tt-tf
SitmiiioiM.
on nl the it! if Oregon, Ur
iniiftity, a cor
! (MA
v.
It-'
mm.
Twelve Different Style
You should not take
chances on getting a
cheap piano and pay
ing three prices for it,
when you can buy a
LUDW1G at the right
price to alL
J Almost half of the
piano's in Prineville
are Ludwig's.
J Ask your neighbor
what he paid for his
Ludwig and then get
my prices
in iln rirt-uh i
tht- on n i fi t 'ti
c.-i.iihI or-t(.u Ifritmtitti
Imrklloil, iMHiltllff,
ij.Ttruili K1mIht, lIr nlc turvivltiK
ti- tr mi lnw ul Kfl W. Kllwr, it.riJHH.1.
. f.'ii.Unl,
Tit rt rifit-K !(M tH-r, w itw n aA mrviv
inif n - if it u( . K(tvtn r1(l-i .-M-J,
it. ! ti.um:
Itt lht imttif I Ihv nlmtv ut firr-yiin, Ytl r'
tirtly rfxjum'tt Im i1jM-r mii ai.o-Aur ihe
'tMtiliitItl filial MKnt)I yiMi l I It ( en
nilcl mii Mtthiii ix wi-i'k iruin tlie i1y ti
the flmt uthi lt(U ul tht uminoin Ami l(
yt'ii (nil i'i w fr atn (ier, fur maih
IhtTiNtf, t her (-U ill lift will -iy to I lit (ourt
Ur iUt fflit-i irmytl lor hi itx- nit)Ulut, i
u: for tin tn,iiiiti.in ut wriMtn iMiir t
tU1 N)ViMMtMr I kI , Haiti, in mil- lMwftt
ff'il W. Kbtwbrr aixl Tl iHw htiU' lrritun
tni rivttr i otn.miv ni nHiitrii to Mid
i!liltR, riMti); to I he riMir'iiM'iil of c-r-tRin
l kikI ilte Vnti-r rit(tit niurutiitt i
t)kf-rui, Mitiaif In t'r4M rutinty, nr tc'b,iil 1
fur iUi'h ullmr n-llitf inajr in rttIUrt.,
1 hit illiiinottn Ik Mr Vid titxtti you Uv fii'Mt-'
cation Kjf atithorit)' tf an urlr uf ih Hon. V .
I, Hratloliaw, iiiltr if ttu- rln tilt I'tiuri ul liir
talr of orvoi), lor tltn foutity of t'riK.k, atxl
not onl r m laiol tiir Jotli y of Mr h, IVI.I.
aihl i iltily rix-oriltMl aii-il culcretl tu aitl court
anl oil.
l'tol nrfltlxitillcatlnn March T. I'.'U.
lmi of m IMthllrattoll, May It, IV I a,
JhhnK MKAUNlt A JACtiM K AN I.Kit.
Atuirni-)i lor I'lainuff.
SllilimctilM.
In thortrrull cotirt o( tli ttato uf Ort-fton,
for th roomy ol 'fiM(.
rviural tift gn Irnsaiiun t'omjuy, a cor(or
a nun, i.taintiiT,
',
fatrti lt (VNItll. tlefemlaiit.
To I'airick tt'Mfil, iifirntiant:
In tint nattu' oi tltc tt- of uigon. You are
Itt-roliy rMtiiirfl to ac'r ami aiiwir itiu
ct)it)lot itU-tl Kt-nitint y In tl aUivt! en
Utlrtl utt w.LlntiKix ntki Inoo tli vfav of lite
Urt imoiii-atloii of Hits kuinnioii ami It you
mil i4i spjicar hiii iinnvr, lor wain iiotcoi.
iii( ptainnn win apiv w tiivrniiri tor in re
Ihi rai'l lor In iti ttiiit'iainl, t(wtt: for f
tlt i-anrrllation ol ft irtatii t otitrat t, Utd
Arlt Uth, It 7, maln tM-twn yott anf Thv
H-Mt-tuiie IrrtMNtton anf fowr t omitty and
tiitol In hi ol at Miff, ivlattnR m I lie a'
itiir'in'iit of rrlain laiola aiut the waur
riKhu auriotiaut ilirrvto, annate in t'rtn.k
county. Ort'nou, atttt for aut U utlivr rdiff m
may U' riiitaUlu.
Tiii (Minunun t wrvp! njMtn you by jmbll-'
raltttit t atilhorlty of an onltT oftliff Hon, V. '
I. liraiUhaK, jitiltt" of ilu' I'ln uit t-tirt oi il
tnttMf r'ton, lor tlir ootmty of criHik, atirt i
BH1 OT'HT IN niiru 1110 Jll tlT Ul .Mari'ii, U't t,
ami In duly reconlvd. auU tntt rytl tn mUi court
aiol atitt,
hatKof nrnt rtiltit'llon, Mn-h 77, 1911
IfHtf of Ut ( tililti anon, Mav a. lviH.
JKHPK SI KAR.SS A J At oll K ANf.KR,
Attorue for t'lainiiff.
(f My contract with the Wiley B. Allen
Co., enables me to sell at f. o. b.
Portlandpric.es.
CHAS. F. CONDART,
Crook County Representative, Prineville, Oregon
Peter Schuttler
Wagons
We have on hand a number of Wagons (all sizes) at very
attractive prices
J. E. Stewart & Co.
land and give much desired trans
portation facilities.
Articles of Incorporation.
Articles of Incorporation of the
West Side Water Users Association
of Laldlaw have been filed with the
county court. The association was
formed primarily to acquire by
lease the Columbia Southern Irri
gation project and to operate the
same so as to irrigate the lands
having an ad iudicated water riurht
m me waters oi lumaio river.
t.amia riock sxiuu. ine incor-
Lamonta Items,
There wtin a dunce at Lamonta
nut Haturtlay ovonin&r ana quite a
uunilwr wore proHent, Every one re-
iiipfjul n oiwul ttmti
Lamonta baHehall hoy a played
Mm. Joe Welgand It) ainontf the
ut.., .i.
WUA Mlltl 1111111,7 uniunuiu u.....
i lt t.ii vu uuiunirron rii ivh.
MIhb Ethel Cox left Sunday tor
iLoriiH. whuro uhft 1m Hlivvtoir.
MIhh Antonio Landt lius gone to
MIhh Mvrl.lH Cowan was hostess to
f..... t Jl 1 0 1 r. TI...1T
i'ro M hhi'h liuu lali Darker, uva
usHey, Neva Welganu and Ada
Itclu'U.
N'orinan WelKiind returned Mon
ty to hlirh school In Prineville.
VIIliu T...,.lui 1-1....H.I..K tu cr..l,iir i
rtliiiul soon. She tlilnKs sue win
no rortuiuu ner nomo.
Bids for Freighting Wanted.
UIJs are wanteJ tor ireighthiK ateel
brldiio matnrml for two county briugea
onu Irom (Idiot at Redmond to An
telope canyon briilne alto, anl the other
Irom Opal City to the SnrinKer bridge
. L..- I.. . i ......: 1 . -.l.i '
o i cur llllblilir uriniia auumnn inutili
ty Judge Spriimor, Prineville, Oregon,
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
" Warhkh Brown,
County clerk, Crook county, Oregon.
State Veterinarian.
The State Veterinarian la soon to visit
Prineville; any cases of horse or cattle
disease or hog cholera reported to this
omce win receive careiui attention.
(i. Spkinobb,
County Judge ol Crook county.
For Sale.
1(10 norus 7 iiiIIhS south of Mud run below
Company Wells, Oook County. Oregon.
1211 acre plowed, -111 norcs pasture, S-ruom
house, nil lor SHIOU. liu iMuCoaiiAOK,
MoClenry, Wash. S-L'O
For Sale
White Wyandotte Cockerels by 1). P.
Adamson, Prineville, Ore. 8-20
Notice to Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersignrd have been, by the county
court ol the slatn ol Oregon, lor Crook
county, duly appointed eswutors ul the
estate ol Clotrlca H. Koster, deceased,
and all iwmiua having claims against
aid entate are lierlv rrauired to pre
sent the same, duly verilietl, to said
executorx at the law otliee ol M. r..
Brink, in the city ol Prineville, Crook
c-vunty. Oregon, within aix months
Irom the date ol this notice.
Dated and published first time this
13th day ol March, 1913.
MKI.VIN M. rODTKB,
Or O. Kostkh,
Kxecutore ol the wilt end estate of
Charles 11. Foster, deceased. 3-13-dw
Notice to Creditors.
Notice Is hereby irlven by the un-
dentlirned, thendinlnlHtrator ol the
eatate of Mainuel S. Jones, deceased,
to all credltora ul eiiul direiud and
to all pcrnoua having; claims ngnlnxt
Hiitd estate to present them with the
proper vouchers to the unilerslitned
at the omce ol M, R. Elliott In Prine
ville. OroKnn, within hIx nioutlis Irom
the first publication of this notice.
Dated this 3d. day of Anrll, 11113.
ClIAUI.KS K. JONK8,
Adintnlstrator of the KHtate of Sam
uel 8. Jones, Deceased.
Notice for Publication.
OcpHrlinent of the Interior.
0. 8. Land Oltlce si The liall, Oroiton,
KflTimrj lhlli, 1013.
NuUce la horr-hy Riven that
(il'iirite II. Kalllft
11110, nmtle Homuileatl No, U57ett and atlilitioimt
No, 0IC72, for tw sml lot 2, sis'iion 8U, town
ship 16 louth, miiKe lAusst WlllHinelte Merlil
isn, hu Aleil notHsi of Intention to nmke
tliml three year proof to estHlilish claim to the
IhihI above described before Timothy K. J.
DufTy, 11, S. oouuifiMloner, at his office at
I'rlnuvlUe, Oreuon, ou the 6th day of April,
una.
(Hslinant names as witnesses: Harry Van
Meter, Frank funds, Jacob Reciter, Kruest O.
Kltmuell, all of Prineville, Oregon.
8-6 C. W. MOOKK, Register.
"PR1N0RE"
AND
"STANDARD"
Prineville Flour
Express and Passenger
Stage Line
Three hour between Redmond nnd Prineville, fare $1.50.
Airent for Nortebrn. tit. Northern and American Express Co.
Ollli open from 7 a. in to 6 p. iu.; Sunday 9 to 1 :J!0.
Oltlce at Ploueer Creuiu wo. 12-19
Jourdan & Son
Toppenish Nursery Co.
Arm Promptneti, Amd Qui Otu Pf ,
Service
Are promptncM, and qimltty of sopvIoo of any
tnlrrcMt to you? Bostile notttiiR tho higlu'tit
frmlo of nurnery Btook to be olitalnett, 1m It not
in port tint tuat you get U from reliably coiu
Ooni. one that In in business tu 8tay, rtHdy to
take care of you for yuai'H to como, and t)ni-that
1h ttHtonnliHHl to ivo ttatlviat'tlon? Our doslro
to Bccure vour bunt nous in only exceoded by
our determination to ntorit it
Wo have a splendid lot of all tho staple fruit,
shade and ornamental Btoek for delivery tho
twining fall ami Hprlng HeaHona. thrtflp, mature
lhardy aud dpleudtdly rooted. It is the class
of (dock you need for vour valuable orchard
and. EVERY TREE IS GUARANTEED,
Toppenish Nursery Company
Toppenish, Wash,
Unsurpassed Nursery Stock Grown in the
Famous Yakima Valley. More Active
Salesmen Wanted. '
V FINE MESS
of Fish can be bought from us for little money. We get large dally
supplies from river, lake and ocean, so that we know the fish Is
fresh and sweet. You can save money by buying here, get a greater
variety of fish to select from, and be sure of the highest quality. Ask
your friends who deal here they will tell you of the fish satisfaction
they have always had here.
City Meat Market
SitmtnoDa.
fnlh cirriiit court uf the State of Or
gMi for riMjk rr.Miify.
Ji. fr . SUwisrt, Jrttiri W, "a:!oti and t'ua
ar.tois. iiumtit.i.
VI.
J,l 'iulJiforrl. K irtlioth r,nir.,r6. W.
K K'niifr-si uitli !iliarl, Mry rutu'titon
and all unknown 1mm n of Alrtainef
HiMltrffl. dec-a"l, l)u nm iirdirr,
nphia A. Orrhard. AUwrt Alien, KUen
liciinan, Naurj I'rawford, I'it'ilifM! J trait
ley. Juliri Allen, Klam AlUn. laae AUm
and ail unknown hi-s of Jam M. Allen,
dt--M4-d, I.iif-y Allen and ad unknown
htim of Andy Ailen. dfcM-d. John om
rnrriii' anI K!n fc. fiima-rTiite, hi
witr. I'hfhe A, Brrvtnau, wtto ilrt- man,
Htttti Hreyman, rtla A-h. Kdria brev
nmii. Fioy iHrevman, Arthur HrryiiiHn
and all unknown heir of A. H. hr yntan,
deoaed, tiarku Fit and Klma Petl,
atid ail unknown heir of hurl- Ptt and
Klma . Itt, il deceased. M. D. Fowll. J.
J. Powell. Ad He Lminer. Kmrna J, JSaym,
and all unknown hftrof Johti t'oweii
and Kwiily J. fowell. dws'-H, Tolumbus
If and all unknown heir of llelwvca A.
lire, deceaaeil. fclua Ptiw:. W. rt. Poir!l,
Charity P'.well. Anna Mire. Mary och
rn, itoy Powell, Alice Fwwvll, Lawrence
Moore and m unknown heim oi J, .Vf.
Howell and Leora Moore, dt--eaed. H. M.
PnwHi, Fred A. Powell, Leitie Putman,
W.A. UMdh. K. O ilodw.n. C. J, John
ton. and alt unknown 1i-im of V. H .
)-ut!er, det.-eaM-d, and ali oiin-rs intervaied,
IVenriant.
To Ln.ie iul ifurd. KtliVneth GullifoM,
W. M. Viind-rM..l, Aiexati'ier liodifen, 3.
K HihIk", 1 1 iat- iJtilurd, Miiry Stouhtou
and all unknown hirs of AEexancier
U'Klr-i, d"faed, Jiilrrenea Io!f,
ophiA. Urcliard, Adwrt Allen. Kilen
Hoimitn. Nancy Trawford, Pauline I'rad
,ev, John A.icii. Klam Allen, l-iaac Allen,
and all unknown ht-irsoj Jaint M. Allen,
tietea-d. laiMjy Allen and ail unknown
hirit ol Andy Alien, iieceaed, John Sotu
nterville and Kiien it. bonimerville, hi
wife, Phei.- A. iirevman, Otto Preyrnan.
Hatiie Hreyinan liertha A-h. Kdna Krey
man, Tloy lire) man, Arthur Breymaa
and ail unknown heirs of A. ff. iireyiuan.
decea-eit. Charles Petl and KirnaC Pett
, and all unknown heirs of Charlef Pett and
t Klma (. Pett. U deeeawi, M.J. Poweil,
J. U. Powell, Addie lontier, Knuna J.
i Jrayr? and all unknown heirs of John
Powell and Kniily J. Powell, dweaaeii,
i roluinbus iee and ail unknown heirs of
j Rtdecca A. Lsl; deceased. Kliza Powell,
' W. . Powell, haries Powell. Anna
Moore, Mary Cochran, Koy Powell, Alice
Powell, Lawre rce Moore ami all unknown
I heirs of J , M . Powell and Ieora M oore. de
'ceawl, It. M. Powell. Fred A. Powell,
! Lettie Putman, W. A. Booth, . (i. Hod
; son. (' J. Johnson, and all unknown heirs
j uf V. H. Fuller, derfaJed. the aoove
named delendauts. and to ail o intra inter
efted:
In the name of the State of Oregon:
You and each oi you are hereby required
to an pear and answer the complaint of
plaintiff filed ai;aint you in the above
! entitled suit within ten days from the date
of the service of this suiumons upon you,
lif&erved within Crook county. Mate of
t Oregon, or if served within any other
I county in this state, then within" twenty
days Irom me uute oi tne service oi mis
summons upon you, or if served by publi
cation as provided by law, then on or be
fore Tke Fiftk Day ef M.yT 1913,
and you ana each'of you are hereby noti
ced that if you fail, neglect or refuse to so
appear or answer, for want thereof the
plaintiffs will take a decree aainxt you
and each of you in the above entitled suit,
1 for the relict pruved for in the complaint.
that is to say: tor a decree of said court
that the plaintiffs are the owners in fee
simple, free from all incumbrances, of the
following described prerni-es, to wit : be
ginning at a point one hundred feet south
from the southwest corner of block num
ber live of the town of Prineville, Croot
erounty. State of Oregon, according to M.
Hodges' plat of said town now on tile and
of record in the office of the county clerfc
of Crook county, State of Oregon, and.
running thence west eighty feet; thence
north thirty-two feet; thence west three
hundred twenty feet to the west line of
the southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section six, in township fifteen
south, of range sixteen east of the Willam
ette Meridian in Crook comity, State of
Oregon; thence south on said legal subdi
vision line nineteen hundred eighty-eight
and one half feet, more or less, to a point
on said legal s it-division line twenty
' seven and twenty-five hundredths chains
north from the south line of said section
six; thence east thirty rods and seventeen
links; thence north seventeen hundred
sixtv-aeven and one-haif feet, more or less,
to the south bank of the Prineville Flour
ing mill's mill race; thence up said mill
race, following the meanderings of the
south bank thereof, to a point two hund
red seventy one feet south from the south
west corner or lot six in block number
five of said M. Hodges' plat ol said town
: of Prineville, Oregon; thence north rifty
seven feet, more or less, to a point two.
hundred fourteen feet south of said south
west corner of said lot number six ; thence
west one hundred sixty feet; thence north
one hundred fourteen feet to the place of
beginning, and containing 2.83 acres,
more or less. That the clouds now rest
ing upon plaintiffs' title to said premises,
by reason of the following defective deeds
and instruments of writing, to wit; a
certain deed executed by Alexander
Hodges and Dulceuea Hodges, his wife, to
.ames M. Allen, and recorded in book 2 on
page 147, Record of Deeds in Crook
County, Oregon, intending to convey a
part of said premises, also a certain deed
executed by James M. Allen and Sophia
A. Allen, hia wife, to "the Firm of Brey
man and Sommerville," and recorded in.
book 2 on page 1C0, Kecords of Deeds ot
Crook County, Oregon, and intending to
convey a part of said premises, also a cer- ,
tain deed from Arthur H. Breyman and
Phebe A. Breyman, his wife and John
Sommerville and Ellen E. Sommerville,
his wife, to Joseph Koemer, and recorded
in book 2 on page H7, Records of Ieeds of
Crook County, Oregon, ami intending to
convey a part of said premises, also a
certain deed executed by A. H. Breymaa
and P. A. Breyman, his wife, and John.
Sommerville and E. E. Sommerville, his
wife, to D. P. Stewart, and Charles Pett,
and recorded in Book 1 on page .237,
Records of Deeds of Crook County, Ore
gon, and intending to convey a part of
said premises, also a certain deed exe
cuted by John Powell and Emily Poweil,
his wife, to David F. Stewart and recorded
in book 4, on page 2M, Records of Deeds of
Crook County, Oregon, and intending to
convey a part of said premises, be forever
removed, canceled and annulled, and thai,
the defendants and each and all of them
and all persons claiming by, through or
under them or any of them, be forever
barred and e&toopeu from having or claim
ing any right, title or interest in or to said
I premises, or any part thereof, by Teason of
any vuuveyuncv or uineritance of said
premises or anv Part thereof nrinr tn th;
j date, or for any other reason, and that
uiv piu'iiuus uue to saw premises be for
ever established, confirmed and quieted,
and for such other and further relief as
may be proper in the premises.
This summons is published in the Crook
County Journal, a weekly newspaper of
general circulation and published at Princ
vine, irwK county, state of Oregon for
six full weeks, in sen. consecutiVe nnd
successive issues thereof, commencing
with the issue of Marcn 20th, 1IU3 bv or
der of the Hon. G. Springer, judge of the
county court of the State of Oregon for
y??" C011"' mu,ie and entered on the
20th day of March. 113.
Dated and published first time March
20th, 1913. m.E. BRINK.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Why not take the Journal ?