f i in , r
V
Dear Memkkrs: Before Ions we
hope to have carda of membership
for you, with the daily portions for
a year. Until then, please cut out
this "Corner" and place it in your
Bible for a week:
Sunday. August 10 Luke 111. 2S-30
Monday, " 11 " 19, HiMS
Tuesday, " 12 " 20, 1-18
Wednesday, " 13 " 20, IMC.
Thursday, ' 14 " 20, 37-47
Friday. " 15 " 21. 1-13
Saturday. " 16 " 21. 14-24
Mothers, will you please pick out
one verse for your little ones from
each day's reading?
Memorize: Have irood will to
all that lives, lotting kindness die
and greed and wrath, so that your
lives may be made like soft airs
lof musicl passing by." Buddha.
Buddah founded one of the heath
en religions of India, but yet he
taught us thisl Do we followers of
Jesus put away unkindness, greed
of money and anger? See Colos
sions III. L. 12.
Hadleigh College, School and
Kindergarten
Opens Sept. 1 in Jordan Building
Principal, Mrn. I.. A. Hollow ay, M.
A., Hotiorin.m Scholar of Melbourne
I'niveratty, Australia, foreight years
Irinciial o( a large college In Mel-1
bourne. Asslated by a trained kin-!
ilergarten tenclier ami later on by
other teachcra.
Piauo Music, Miss U. William.
Violin, Mrs. Fd wards.
rees, oOO, 14 (10 ami f:i 00 per
month according to grade. When
niemiHTH increase lees will le re
duced.
Scholars can 1h enrolled at 11:30 a
m. and 5:00 p. in , at Mr. I'eternon'
furniture exchange, opposite the
Vnlon Church.
HADLEIGH
Jordan Building, Prineville
College Home for the Public
School Girls
Dear Friends: Here is our Cot
tage Boarding Home under a new
name.
We are now ready to receive ap
plications for senior girls attending
the high school or for junior girls
attending the grammar school.
I, myself, promise each and every
girl a warm loving welcome, a
mother's care and a tutor's help as
a university graduate. We hope to
have French and German spoken in
the home and free conversation
classes in both languages- Pianos
will be available and Miss Williams
ot Oberlin Conservatory will attend
the college for music pupils.
Healthy amusements and social
evenings will be arranged for our
students ami their friends. The
charges are merely to meet bare
expenses. Prof. Myers says he is
ready and willing to give our Col
lege Home his moral support.
Students may enter the College I
Home under one of three proposi- j
lions:
1. If students are willing to take
their share in the general home!
worn me cnarges are ,i cents
per week for the Home accommoda
tions with all its comforts and
privileges. 2 per week for food.
2. If students do not wish to do
any house work or are too young
to do so, an extra charge of per
week will be made to pay another
itudent to work for them.
3. Students can earn their own
fees by working for juniors or extra
payment students. All students
are required to supply bed, bedding,
bouse linen, crockery for self, anil
ene chair for common dining hall.
To conform to a few necessary
home rules. The success of the
College Home dejiends, dear friends,
upon your appreciation of our ef
forts on behalf of your girls.
Plea.se send in applications for
admittance to the College Home at
unce if possible or not later than
September 1.
Address all letters to Mrs. Hollo
way, Prineville, or call and see me
at Furniture Exchange, opposite
Union church, at 11:30 a. m. or 5
p. m. Yours sincerely,
L. A. Holloway, M. A.
Weather Conditions
at Prineville
July 31 to Augiut 6, 1913
Trineville and immediate vicinity
has experienced the hottest weather
of the season during the past week
While the official thermometer has
registered higher than in many
places in the state, the heat has
done comparatively no damage in
this section. The occasional show
errs and cloudy weatoer have atTord
ed much relief. We understand
the hay and harvest hands have not
been delayed because of the hot
weather. Mrs. T. M. Baldwin gives
the following official report:
Haul
,s
Trace
.4
.1
.0
.0
.0
Thursday, July
Friday, Aug.
Saturday,
!S
101
i4
00
02
!.)
So
Sunday,
8
' 4
5
6
was the
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday, "
July 31st
hottest day in
that month.
Forbes Appointed to
Celilo Commission
C.X. Arthur, shaker of the house
in the recent legislature, has an
nounced the appointment of Vernon
A. Forbes, of Bend, as one of the
two house members of the Celilo
commission. Mr. Forbes was a rep
resentative from this district in the
legislature. James D. Abbott, of
Portland, Multnomah representa
tive, is the other house appointee.
President Dan J. Malarkey, of the
senate, has not yet announced the
names of the two appointees from
his body. The commission is em
powered to act with the state en
gineer in investigating the power
possibilities of the Celilo Falls on
the Columbia River for which work
flo.ouu was appropriated. It is
also authorized to enter into con
tract with the state of Washington
or with the Federal government,
should co-operative development of
the project seem advisable.
The appointment of a Bend man
to this important post is regarded
as a feather in the political cap of
Central Oregon. Bend Bulletin.
Another Fire at Bend
A two-story rooming house
at Bend owned by H. I). Brown
was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. The loss is f loOO with
insurance of 1-1200. So lives were
lost but many of the guests lost all
their personal belongings. The fire
is supposed to have originated from
a stove in one of the vacant rooms.
Mr. Brown expects to rebuild with
stone or brick.
Laidlaw Experiences
Electrical Storm
A few days ago Laidlaw had one
of the worst rain and lightning
storms it has had for years. The
total rainfall was 1.73 inches and
is said to have done much good to
the crops.
The only damage done by the
lightning was where a heavy bolt
struck the Bell Company's line
where it crosses the Laidlaw-Bend
road at the trop of the grade. Sev
eral poles were splintered and a lot
of wire was melted, thus putting
the phone lines out of commission
for a short time.
Lost.
On the stage road bet wet n Kiotera
and Prineville, Tuemlay, July 15, one
laily'B timall handiiag. Iave with 0.
1.. Shattuck, I'riceviile. and get reward
7 17
Sheep Lost
Itetween my farm and Sinters, 500
head of eweB and lamba, branded with
a crust', rnacliinu li-ared. J'hone or
adilrepu Hector Amwine, hiHlerH, Ore-K"-
7 17-tf
To Exchange
Will trade timber claim fur iiuto
niol.ilc. AddtVK I'., Journal ollice.
7-10-lm
Timber Claim for Sale
under claim. 10 miles from Prim-.
vill
for sale clieap for cahli. Apply to
I'Mse. Prineville. Ore. ,'i IWInoul
S. A
For Trade.
lucres Din; mile from On-xon City
totraJefor irrinnteil land. Seel). II.
l'toi'LLS, AdauiHon Ijlilt;. T-ill-tl
The Fire Bug and the Ea.t Wind.
"No, I'll not bum my lah till
aprlng"
The hum hack logger ald,.
Til trtmt to U.mI mid luck again;
Kxpciiac I wlmt I dread."
"It's time to hit the trail attain.-'
the cnrelc CHiiiiier said,
And he lelt hi little tire ablate
Within It leafy bed.
"I'll light another clgtirette,"
The Idle loafer unlit,
And chucked hi old milt In the
brush,
One end mill glowing red.
"U-t' puuch the screen, out of the
stack,"
The donkey Arctium ald,
Ami mo he did and all the pnrk
Sailed blithely overhead.
"Come on, we'll dump our aahe
now," !
The railroad trlnnien Maid,
rite train ootl tanned thctu far ami
wide
As oil It way It Miied.
"Hood time to tire my alnshliii:
now,"
The thrifty rancher nld.
And touched It off without a thought
Of how far It might spread.
'Million In lives mid tlmlier lost,"
The newspniMTH next said.
What made lluwc tlrvM all start at
once.
We wondered an we read.
'It waMii't iim; It wan the w ind,"
The fools lu choru mild.
So I hey "re alive ami loose thl vear.
We hope the wind l dead.
A Steady Stock Market
'
Owing to heavy receipts of eat -
tie here this week ,lho market
has taken a drop of from ",'e. to
a'c and the demand being some
what slack, it has been a little
hard "to dispose of anything but
strictly choice stuff at lust week's
prices.
However it will be read-;
ily seen by the following sales'
made by us that prices on real:
choice stuff have remained j
Steady. oil Steers averaging
1100 pounds 0;.3 5G. 61 steers
'. ,
averaging 113 pounds to $8.15,
others at .5 and f$0.5. Fancy
. , I
heifers atfi.iO, and cowsat f" 50
and f7 23. Calves and bulls
steady with last week, an 1 strong.
The majority of this week's
shipments have been half fat
stock, and it is on this class of
stuff that prices have decidedly
dropped, also buyers are dis
criminating particularly against
horned cows which have not had
their horns cut or tipped bofore
shipping, as they have arrived
on this market in a badly bruised
condition. If receipts continue
to be heavy, prospects are for a
slightly weak market, except on
extra prime grades.
The Hog market lias also
dropped from 25c. to 5nc. and
today's market stands around
n r - if t .i , !
fj.oa. However, for the class of j
hogs selling today at $'J."j, this is I
. .. .. ... ,
a better price than the l'k:. mark ;
oflast week. As' long ns hogs
,. , , , ,
continue to be scarce, we look !
for the market to remain around
:
present prices. ,
The sheep and lamb situation S
remains about the same us last
week, receipts continue heavy,
and, prices are practically un
changed. For Sale.
One header and three oeaderlieds,
2 plows, wagons, 1 untile huirfiy,
work horses. I'kinkvii.i.k Fkkii h
LivKuv Stahlk, opposite postolllce. 717
For Side.
Two houses on north Hide; one
finished, 5 rooniH; the other ha 10
rooniH, not all completed; good gar
den, chicken park, etc. l'rlce, If
taken at once, $.'KK)0. AddresM A. W.
White, 1'rliievllle. 626-lm
Header for Sale
One 10 font Deerinir header and three
header boxes, to lie had at a barnain.
'hone or address L.I). Lalollette, Prine
ville, Ore. 7-Iil-l
For Sale.
A 4o borHe power Caee I ruction en
gine and log trucks. Will hcII on
reasonable tcritiH. R. K.J one & Co.
Howard, Ore. 7-!f
Wood for Sale.
Wood for pale nt 4.75 ami a a cord
at the varcl ; Wie extra per cord de
livered. "P. L. A W. Co. MU
Lost.
One Airedale terrier don anil one
Airedale puppy. Answer to names of
Hob and Zip. Return to Thou. Miarp
Jr., and receive reward of M. 8 7-tf
For Sale
A tllMlell tell III of block horses, 5
mill (i years old. See Chun. V. (Jon
dart. 8 7tf
HtruUnum and Pempell.
INtmpell waa burled In aatiea or llitht
corla, while lie rculancnin waa en
tombed In lva, which, utter cooling,
burdened Into material of the con
alstency of marble, unit we thua hare
the expluniKlon of the fact tlmt while
the flrxt city hit kiim Imni unearthed
the latter la allll largely covered with
Ita ancient lava ahrornl Kxt'Rvatlotia
are constantly going on at Iterrulan.
umaml the work will In all probabil
ity continue to the flnlah, but It la net
likely that any especially Important re
sult will accrue, since the life of the
two cltle wna practically the sains.
New York American.
Rational Leva.
'The rational ml her than the ro
mantic rlew of marriage la the one
most III favor with (lie young people
of the twentieth century," atild a well
known piigetilca expert In an addresa
III Cleveland
The rnilonnl view will innke for hup
pier inn rr In tea And this rational view
I txmutlfully Illustrated In two quo
lions a little dialogue- running thua:
"'Will you always love nieT"
"Will yuu alnay be lovablef-"
New York Tribune.
Antiquity of the Centum.
The Idea of the census la almoat aa
old ii history ltclf King Atnaata of
Kuypt took a oenMi of Ida people ftH
yours before Christ. The Allicuinn a.
Ion established a census for the pur
pose of fn.llltatlng luxation We learn
that iiN'iit sl.'I II C. Servlna Jullua
took a census of Home Purlng the
chaoa of the dark iigi-s the ceusua
dropped Into oblivion, tint win re
vived iu-:iln nhout the la'gluulng of the
eighteenth ceniurv.
Dac ration.
"Now
enellib"
Mlk.
you uiust forgive your
"fKh:-
"I"o .veil ohjis-t to thlt?"
"Not altogether. There aotne of
em I might us well forgive I ain't
1 big enough lo Ih k 'em "- Louisville
, r'""'l''i" Journal.
Laundry
Ij-ave Your Laundry at Pick hur
ling' loirlH-r aliop. Sent lo lleml
evi l M i nbir. Luckev lionny, local
agent. .Notify It I in nil' I lie will call
for II. 7 ;l J. l'.nw mil Liiisox.
Melville Sewing Machine for rent
. Is. Stkwakt A. Co. fi I
Ladies' Tailored Suits at Reduc
tion.
Mr.. W'pi.rht a,'),, i p,,p..u,la II.m
! Ameiiean Ladie Tailoring Company
!""V,!,t ''!"" ''" iH'e
lor fall inl winter nit. All who order
before Annual 2'M will et len per
C"L' ,?"'"' iu ,
rrenli Iruit and heme, ice cream
and ! ran alwav be found at Mra.
right'i Confectionery Store. 7-31 1 1
For Sale Cheap
Six lola with KtHxl bouae, barn and
oulhuililtiiK, all under fence ami im
proved. Aim tin) abadn treea and a
good Harden. Add re lock box 4t or
impure at thi office. !-
Wanted
Itellable woman or virl for permanent
(oaition In small family in couulrv. In
quire tin ollice. 7-illtf
For Sale.
The wj ot awj nor t Ion .'Si'., town.
hIiIi 13 Houth, range 15 eaat ot Wil
lamette Meridian. About 7 tulles
north of I'rliicvlllc, Oregon. C. I'.
Ill niinki.i., lien, IH-I., (igili'ii, I'tah.
n-LMip
Notice for Publication
liepartnient of the Interior.
. S. Land Office at The Dallea.l iregon,
July '.".i, lulX
Notice in hereby ttiven that
i, i.i ii- ,
mi . v, r linen
i)He post ollice ad. lie I l'rlne.
vlll," n' 11,1 " the :mth day of
liecemlier, l'.ip.', ft la- In thin ollice
HWr Ktuteii.cnt ami Mi.iillcatlon No.
to purclniHi- tin- j m) ami
ni W J of Hi-ctlon 'ii, towiishlii III
Hoiiih, range i; enHt, Wiiiuim tte nn-
rldlnn, ami the timber tln-reoii
der t lie proVlBloiiM of the act of J line
:ii lin,i lu.tH ninenilatory, known
the "Timber and Stone Law," at
I mil ii wtiiir on iiiiiii ill' II.VI'I nv ft If
liraiHement, and Unit pursuant to
hiil-Ii nppllcatloii tin- land and tlmlier
thereon have been appraised three
in 1 1 1 -1 n-1 1 Hollars, the tlmlier estimat
ed at miO.OOO board feet at 7.V per .L,
mid Hie laud flllolK); that said
aiipllcatit will offer I) mi I proof In
Hiiiport of Ilia application und sworn
Htatemeut. on the 17tli dnv of Octo
ber, 11113, before Timothy K. J.Duffy,
I'. S. CotmnlHHloiiiT. at rrlnevllle,
Oregon.
Any neraon I nt liberty to proteHt
thi purchiiHe before entry, or Initiate
a contest at anytime before patent,
Imhui'H, by tiling n corroboraled alll
davlt In till ollice, alleging facta
which would defeat theenlrv.
8-7p 11. Kiia.nk WnoiM oi K, Register.
OREGON
AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
BEGINS it forty-fifth school year
SCFTlMBt IS, 1913.
DEGREE COURSES In manyphasenof
AQHICULTURI, rNaiNCCRINQ, HOMX
ECONOMICS. MlNINQ, FORCSTHy, COM
MCRCC, PHARMACY.
Two-year courses in aoricul-
tore. Homc Economics, mechanic
arts, forestry, commerce. pharmacy
TEACHER'S COURSES 1 manual
training, agriculture, domestic science
and art.
MUSIC, Including piano, string, band
instruments ami voice culture.
A Beautiful Booklet entitled
"TlIR r.NRICHMKNT OF KlJRAI. I,IIK"
and a Catauiguii will be mailed free
on application.
Addreai H. M. Thnnant, Registrar.
w 7-lSto 9) Corvallis, Oregon.
Street
Notice la hereby given that iee.
Iiil nuvtlng uf the cll.r council nf the
city of Trine villlc, ( rook eouul.v,
Oregon, culled for that purniwe huiI
held mi I lie '.'.M h day of July, 101:1,
pureuaut to orillnance No. JO I of aiiln
city, providing for the laying and
constructing of cement sidewalk
and croaa walk on both able ot "A"
street lietwivti Second trcet Mild
I Kill at reel In Prineville, Oregon, tin,
council proceeded to naccrmln mid
ileleriuliie the probable ciwt of mak
ing audi Improvement, and did lit
till time namst upon each bit ami
part of lot mid parcel nf adjoining
land liable therefor, Ha proportion
ate allure ot aili'll coat aa follow,
to-wit ;
0. laa E.rt Sia af "A" Straet.
I '.l I, Hlis k l.l.l .1.1.1 I'll) l-rltit't it
ll'll
. Mull
. Mow
. I .U Kl
. 11 Ul
, l
, I3AIII
. I.n.ie
l.VOII
tom
. I.li in
, 1
I ,, s
,
J N , ,, ,,
" .
I'll II
III loet
I of land lieglnnlug nt a point
oulh of the tiar corner of lot
t I
Villi
'k :i. r'lml minilloii to I'rlue
thence eaat loo bi-t. I hen, e
noil til :'.i foil,
Iheiicn north :
licKllllllllfc!
A parcel ot
I liellce went
fi hi t In I he
too rift. ;
,,, !,, I .
laud
point vi., fivt aoiiih und i v
,-, , r Mtt'iion it,
township l.", hi on h. riini;e pi I: W M
thrlice south ",'ifeet, llictne ,-iit PHI
bi t. tlii-lice north L'.'i lii-l, tlienee wet
bill feet to the point of I - u 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u .
bi lnit Hie soul Ii 1,-,-t of lot , ,, .
:l, I lis I aildltiou to Prineville S.'ino
Lot 3. libs k :i, t'lrst addliioti to
rrlnevllle (I'.tliKl
t he noiih 27 lu t of lot bliH-k II,
1 lrt addition to I'rlnei III,, si eo
The aoilth III feet of lot , ,,K-k a,
l lrst nddllloii to I'rlnevllle $:i:iiio
The north -i: fn-t of lot f,, , k ;t,
l lrst iidilltloli to rrlnevllle M T.'i
The south i livl nt lot f,, ,.Hk I,
l-'lrat II. I. lit Inn to Prineville (.as!
Lot ti. lil.sk 3, Hrsi ml. IIH, ,n to
rrlnevllle mi
Wail Suit f "A" Slraal.
The north U fn-t of lot I, block IS,
I'rlnevllle . II cj no
I he a, null U'J f,i-t of lot 1, bbs k H,
rrlnevllle im; mi
Lot il. block Is, I'rlnevllle ;trs tai
.North X f.-a-t lot 1, blo.ik II, l'rlne.
vllle .,. $MLi
A pnrct'l of, laud Ih-kIiiuIiik nt it
point ;A fn-t eolith of the lie corner of
lot 1, block II, I'rlnevllle. thence
aolith 2 In-1 fl liiclie. went pio fiiM,
north '.".i (ei-t 6 Inche, east ltkl fn-t to
tlie point of iM-ulniilnif v'.'fi
The South 4 (n't 7 Inche of lot I,
bbs k 11, i'rlnevllle MM75'
1 lie north i hvt of lot 6,
1'rliM'Vllle .
bl k II.
IM OO; -
South HH feet of lot II, bbsk 11,
I'rlnevllle t-Jm.lM
North 30 feel uf lot 1, IiIih k 10, l'rlne
vllle $12 00
rnreeluf laud he ulnuliii; nt a tiolnt
:U( fet Mouth nf the tie corner of lot 1.
i i oe ne corner ui lot i, i
levllle, thence Mouth 20;
feet, north 20 fii-t,
i imc it to, rriue
fii-t, wet Wl
eaat Wl fi-et to the point uf lieitln-
iilntf Kiii.oo
A parcel of laud Ih-kIiiiiIihi ,V f,i-l
Mouth of the ne comer of lot 1. block
10, l'rltievllle, thence aoitth ;i Uvt.
thence wet NI feet, thence north I7J
di't, theme eat SO di-t to the point
of U'lfltililllit $'i2 fill
South -Ii4 tii-t of lot 1. block 10.
Prim vllle f.- ,Mi
.North ii hid of lot ti. dock lo.
I'rlnevllle fiiti oo
A parcel uf land bcisliiiilnir at a
point US feet Hurt 11 of I lie soul heiist
corner of lot (!, lilm-k 10, rrlnevllle.
thence north 04 feet, thence west VI
fii-t, thence south til Uvl , thence
east Ml firt to the point of beirln.
uiiiit
houth 2s Uvl uf lot ti. block 10.
I'rlnevHIe l'.'O.OO
It was furt her ordered bvlhe coun
cil that each and all of the f.ircn"llikr
iiHMcMsiiicnt Hliull bi-coine iellmileut
on the 1st day of October, lulll. If
any uhschsii ent remains due mid un
nild on the Huld 1st day uf Octolier.
l'.U:i, a warrant shnll be IsHiied by
the recorder when urdered by tliei
city council for tl Ileclion of the
above assessment , which warrant
shall have the same force and effect
of an execution auulnst real proper
ty, und shnll be directed to the innr-
slial uf the city of I'rlnevllle, rcijulr-j
I iikr him to forthwith levy upon uuy
lot or parcel thereof uf land upon'
which nssessiuetit renin Ins unpaid ami
Hell (lie same la the manlier provided
by law for the sale and collection of
i lul I in 1 lion t state and county taxea.
Tin' first publication uf this notice
la made on the ,'llet day uf July, llllfl.
Thi iiotleefb pulillslieil In thn'crook
County Journal by order uf the city
council uf l'rltievllle, Crook county,
Oregon.
7-Hl-:i A. U. HowmaN, Itecurder.
Notice tor Publication.
Ilepartment of the Interior,
C. S. i.auil Ollice at The Dalle. Ore.
June 2Hth, lui:i.
Notice la hereby given that
Warren Lihby
of Held, Oregon, who, on l'eb. lsih,
HMO, iniide llomeatead K.ntry No.
OHOfiO and on Dec. 27th, 1010, made
additional lloinosUad Kntry No, 07.S0"
lorsjswl, f'i nwj, nwl wj miction il,
ei mj section H ami nej nej auction 17,
township 1!) south, range 10 east Wil
lamette Meridian, ha Hied notice of
intention to make final three-year proof
to establish claim to tho hind above
described before A. H. Fogg, U. 8. Com
miiKinner, at Hampton Oregon, on the
11th day of August, Hll;i.
Claimant names as witnesses ; Paul
Held, William II. Ilurclitorf, Llovil
Itaker, Walter M. Smith, all of Held,
Oregon,
II. 1'IIANK WoilllCOCK,
7-lOp Register.
Lumber for Sale
Hough lumber of nil kinds, good (iia.
ily, for sale at the ItusMcIl Haw Mill on
Vezin Creek. Also Hi inch wood at 11.2,1
ft load. A loud menus all Hull two
horses can pull. Don't forget the place,
7-17
Nolict of Assessment for
Improvement.
!Profosstr.,ial Cards.
W. V. Mva. N.t). Wallah
MYERS & WALLACE
Lawyer
Kamalra Bid', Prinovlll. Or
Alwlract. In.uratice'
The J. H. timer Abstract Co.
I in or,i ir,
Prineville, Ori,
Fariu l.oHim. llomU.
Prof. A. W. Graterr
Uivin Healer
Olllce in Morria lliiil,lliitf tl,ra .1,.,,,.
until o( Journal ulliee.
Prineville, Oregon
D. II. PEOPLES
Civil and Irrigation Engineer
Kianil II A'laiuanli l,'g
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In the Circuit Court for the State of
Oregon lor Crook County,
(icornc W. Watt, rialiillff,
vs.
ileorge N. I'.ckh r. Delemlant.
To (ieorito N. Lcklcr, the above
mimed tlefeiulailt ;
in tlie inline uf tin1 state of ( recoil :
Vou lire hereby required to appear
ami niiMwer tlie complaint tiled
against you lu the above entitled
suit on or before Thursday, the Mill
day of August, P.llll, and If you fall
to mo answer, for want thereof, the
plaintiff will apply to the court for
tlie relief iletuaiuled therein, namely:
That the plaintiff have and recover
from OcurKf N, LVklcr, the sum uf
fsoo.00 with Interest thereon at the
rale of six per cent per nullum from
tlie aid day uf March, 1000, aiulfortlie
further siini uf $l.'i0.(Hl at lorney' fee,
and for theciiBts and disbursements
herein; that the mortgage dated May
Kid, 11HIH, and signed by you and
covering the following; property to
wit :
All of the northeast one-fourth of
the Month west one-fourth, and tlie
v eat half of the southeast one fourth
of section eight IK), and the north
west one-fonrt li of the northeast one.
fourth of section Heventeeti (17), In
township No. 11, Mouth of range No.
19, east of the Willamette meridian,
In the county of Crook, atate of Ore
gon, containing one hundred ami
sixty (160) iuti'm, be forecloMi'd and
Mi.ld property be Mold by the Mherllf
of said comity to Miitlsfy tlie plain
tiff note and mortgage, and that
you and nil perMotiM clalnilnir by,
through or under you be forever fore
climeil of nil rlnlit, title or InlereMt In
ortoMiild property, except the stat
utory rltflit of redemption, and for
Mitch oilier and further relief aa to
the court may acem JiiHt and equit
able. This summons Is served upon you
by publication thereof once a week
for hIx consecutive wii'ka In the
Crook County Jouriinl, by order of
the Honorable W. L. UrndMliaw,
Judge uf Hie above entitled court,
which order la dated June 110, 101:1.
Clinton A. Amiihohh,
Attorney for plaintiff, Si:iJ Washing
ton St.. I'ortlniiil, Oregon.
Diitcof f'n-sl publication. July .1, l'JU.
I bite of lawl publication, AugiiHt 1 1,
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