r
Lmb, J E. lot 3 blk 65 40.80
Willcoxen, A R, lot 3-4 blk
6 11.73
WriRht, McDonald, lot 7 blk
68 5 JO
Standefer, Clove, lot 8 blk SO. 6.10
Van Dyke, C V. lot 7 blk 67. SO
Cotter, Ben. lots 3 to blk 0 4.08
Stroud Brothers, lot 11-11
blk 61 1S8
Redmond Townsite Co, lot 1
blk 04 -77
GrnndT. W P. lot i-S blk 5. 1.04
Whitney, Mary, lot 4-5 blk
& S.04
Whitney, Mary, Iota to 8 blk
OS 3 0
Gate. E A. lota 9-10 blk 5. . 2.04
Jordan, Robert E. lot 8 blk
1-55
Limb, John E. lota J-4 blk
7 7.65
Lamb, John E, lot 7 to II
blk 67 ' S5-60
Moodv, J R, lot 9 blk S a. 04
Buckley. J J, lota 1-2 blk 70. 3.04
Bucklev, I A, lota 3-4 blk 70. 7.14
Buckley, V J, lota 5-6 blk 70. 104
Smith, Ora, lot 1 blk "4 6.61
Smith, Ora, lot 3 blk 74 51
Central Oregon Irrigation Co,
lot 1 to 4 blk 75 27.54
Redmond Kirsl Additloa
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lot 1 to blk 1; lota 1 to
13 blk 1; lot 1 to 12 blk
3: tract A 66.61
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 1 to 12 blk 8; lot 1 to
12 blk 9; lots 1 to 6 blk
10: lot 1-2 blk 11 48.96
Redmond Realty ft lnv Co.
lota 3 to 6 blk 11; lota 1
to 4 blk 13 H-t
Redmond Realty & Inr Co.
lots 6 to 11 blk 12; lots 1
tn 14 blk B: lots 1-3 blk
C 26.01
Redmond Realty & Inr Co,
lots 3 to 8 blk C; lots 1 to
5 blk D
Redmond Realty & Inr Co,
lots 3 to 6 blk E; lots 1 to
3 blk 18 .
Fnreat. Ashler, lots 4 to 8 blk
9.18
7.14
18: lots 1 to 3 blk 19 8.16
Hobbs, V H, lots 4 to 7 blk
19
Redmond Realty A Inr Co,
S.06
lots 1 to 4 blk 20 6.10
Redmond Second Addition
Moore, J A, lot 1 blk 5
Bartlett, C F, lota 1 to 4 blk
7
Evan. B C, lot 8 blk 7
Booth, C W, lota 3-4 blk 9 . .
CotfRhuy, W W. lota 1-2 blk
15
Clark, Alice, lot 3 blk 15
Christiansen, W E, lot 2 blk
16
Smith, G E, lots 3 to 6 blk
16
Brooks, Lula. lot 5 blk 17. . .
Stroud Brothers, lota 1-3 blk
18
.SI
2.04
.51
1.01
1.01
.SI
.51
S.04
3.06
1.03
Redmond. Ehret's First Add.
McCaffery, Ben, lot 6 blk 1. . . 1.28
Ehret, Carl, lota 6 to 8 blk 1. S.83
McCaulley, Claud, lot 1 blk 3 . 1.63
McCaffery et al, lot 2 blk 3. 1.53
Rodemeyer. Dr. lota 6-7 blk
3 29.58
Young. Josephine, lot 8 blk 3 . 2.04
McCaulley. Claude, lots 9-10
blk 3 4-08
Bingham, J R, lot 2 blk 4 1.63
W ood, C S, lot 4 blk 4 2.80
Covert, Roy, lot 4 blk 4 1.63
Covert. Roy, lot 6 blk 4 1.53
Immele. Robert, lota 6-7 blk
4 29.68
Walker, W C, lot 10 blk 4. . . 2.04
Redmond. Ellinger Add.
Ehret, Carl, lots 1 to 10 blk 1 .
Irvin, Nellie J, lots 1 to 8 blk
2
Irvin. Nellie J. lota 9-10 blk
5.10
4.08
2 21.42
Ehret, Carl, lot 1-2 blk 4. . . 1.02
Ehret, Carl, lots 6 to 8 blk
4
Lilly, Geo A M, lot 9-10 blk
4
Ehret, Carl, lot 1-4 blk 6. . .
Ehret, Carl, lota 1 to 7 blk
8
Norwood, J A, lot 8 blk 8 . . .
Jarrett, Chas, lots 6-7 blk 10.
Chapman, W B, lots 8-10 blk
10
Slocum. G M, lot 3 blk 11:
1.53
1.02
2.04
3.57
.51
1.53
2.29
e lot 4 blk 11 27.54
Fallgatter, J A, lots 6-7 blk
11
Immele, R C, lots 8-10 blk
11
Nielson, C E, lot 6-8 blk 12.
Taliaferro, Z, lots 1-10 blk
2.04
3.06
3.06
13 10.20
Stevens, E T, lots 1-4 blk 14. . 4.08
Ehret, Carl N, lots 1-2 blk 18 . 4.08
Rederer, Hans, lot 3 blk 18. . 2.04
Ehret, Carl N, lots 4-5 blk
18
Goodwin, Geo, lot 2 blk 19. . .
Golden, Margaret, lots 4-5 blk
20
4.08
5.10
6.12
Redmond, Collins Addition
Jones, D L, lot 5 blk 2 36
Sears, A W, lots 2-6 blk 6 2.16
Ordway. C A. lots 1 to 6 blk
7 12.96
Redmond Mountain View Add.
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 1-2 blk 1 2.04
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 3-4 blk 2 2.04
Forrest. Ashley, lota 1-2 blk
3 7.14
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 3-4 blk 3; lots 1-5 blk
4; lots 1-3 blk 5; lots 1
10 blk 6; lots 1-4 blk 7 24.48
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 5-12 blk 7 8.16
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lota 5-12 blk 9 9.18
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 1-6 blk 10; lots 1-6 blk
11; lots 1-12 blk 12; lots
1-8 blk 13 32.64
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 9-12 blk 13; lots 1-12
blk 14; lots 1-12 blk 15;
lots 1-4 blk 16 32.64
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 5-12 blk 16; lots 1-12
blk 16; lots 1-12 blk 18. . 32.64
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 1-12 blk 19; lots 1-6
blk 20; lots 1-2 blk 21; lots
1-4 blk 22; lots 1-4 blk 23;
lots 1-4 blk 24 32.64
Redmond Realty & lnv Co,
lots 1-4 blk 25 4.08
Redmond Oregon Trunk Add.
Inland Empire Co, lots 13 to
24 blk 44 6.12
Dobson & Slocum, lot 1 3.60
Itodomnd Fair Acres
Kenyon, C S, lot 5 3.60
Redmond Acres
Northwest Townsite Co, lot
22 2.10
Redmond South End Acres
Oregon Trunk Dev Co, lots
Oregon
19-32
Oregon
Trunk De Co, lot
Trunk De Co, lot
KOSl.VM
Richie, Bessie, lot 6 blk 3 ... .
.28
.28
Carmlchael. C V, lot 1 blk 4.
Howard, Jefferson, lot 10 blk
6
.28
.84
Howard. Jefferson, lots 10-13
blk 8
SISTERS
Wilson, Bertha, lots 1-3 blk
1
4.38
1.33
2.63
7.25
.70
.35
.87
.62
Allen. Hardy, lots 7-9 blk 1 . .
Wllsou, Bertha, loU 11-12 blk
1
Allen. H K. lot 3 blk 3
Paul. Frank, lot 7 blk 1
Dennis. John, et al. lot 10 blk
3
Allen, H K. lots 11-13 blk 2. .
Wallace, Julia, lot 1 blk . . .
Dennis, J W. et al. lot 2' blk
6
.35
2.45
6 13
Allen, H K, lot 3-4 blk 6 . . .
Allen, H K. lota 5-6 blk 6. . .
Sisters McCaffery Addition
Dennis. J W, et al. lots 4-6
blk 1
.70
.35
1.05
McCaffery. Ben, lot 6 blk 1 . . .
Dennis, J W, et al, lots 4-6
blk 3
Sisters Oavldsoa Addition
Oregon & Western Colo Co,
lots 1-3 blk 6
1.21
.39
Oregon Western Colo Co,
lot 6 blk 6
Bowman, America, lot 2 blk
14
.35
.35
.63
Carlson. Carl, lot 3 blk 14..
Curtis, Mable, lot 7 blk 30. . .
VAXOKA
Vanora Townsite Co, all of
townsite of Vanora. except
lot 33-24 blkl4: lot 2 blk
34 203.50
Agricultural Expert
Talks to Farmers
Continued from first page.
bushels to the acre; the Marquis
nine bushels to the acre. Nine
bushels is not a whole lot but.
folks, do you happen to know that
in the great Dakotas the great
wheat-growing sections of the mid
dle western country the average
for the wh tie state is nine bushels
to the acre. The Marquis was
seeded on the 9th of May. I be
lieve we should put it in earlier.
It is a splendid milling wheat.
am informed there has not been
moisture enough to wet the ground
half an inch since last spring, yet
the Manchuria barley cropped
twelve bushels to the acre. The
ground is in excellent condition and
retains a fair degree of moisture
still. AH thia should lead us to
hope for better things and you
farmers must help us to prosecute
research and experiments and help
us to find out things until we can
safely call them facts.
"Now the corn Merced Flint,
think it was, we sent grows but
not enough. I told Mr. Towner it
was the fodder we are after. We
shall yet see splendid corn grown
on that same place. To be a suc
cess in dry-land we ought to put it
in earlier. The fodder is not all
When this experiment is pushed a
little you farmers have taken a long
step in grain raising. The alfalfa
on the dry-land is not bad. It is,
in fact, in fine shape and will con
tinue to root and grow."
Prof. Shaw discussed most 'inter
estingly his trip to England for Mr.
J. J. Hill and his careful investiga
tions of the meat cattle conditions.
He referred humorously to his long
continued contention for the dual
purpose cow and stated that 80 per
cent of the blooded stock in Eng
land, the home of fine cattle, were
of the two service class. He urged
the growth of more pigs and said
the farmer would be wise to not to
try to run farms of hundreds of
acres but instead as little as a
forty and raise hogs.
After him Prof. French told of
of the conditions demanding in
creased production of foodstuffs.
The ratio of increase of population,
he said, made it imperative that
not only all the valleys but the foot
hills as well must be made under
scientific methods to produce a
share of foodstuffs for the &upport
of the nation.
The Institute party left for Burns
via Riley Friday morning.
All the Oregon Trunk representa
tives participated in the fair Thurs
day, assisted at the judging and
Mr. Freeman photographed some
of the famous blooded livestock of
Crook and in many ways they
showed a desire to become
thoroughly conversant with our
county, its people and its products.
Hay for Sale.
Fifty tonH choice ulf'ilfa lit the
Newaom creek ranch. Addreaa Sain
Newsoiu Jr., Tout, Oregon. 9-U-linp
Pig Barbecue at
Powell Butte Oct. 5
There will be a rabbit drive and
pig barbecue at Edwards' school
house, at Powell Butte, Sunday,
October 5. Everybody invited.
"The more the merrier," and also
the more rabbits will be penned.
The people from that section will
provide dinner for those who attend
and there will be teams in Prine-
ville to take out those who do not
wish to go some other way. There
will be people from Redmond also
and it is planned to have a rousing
good time as well as to get rid of a
good many of the pests.
The people will meet at Edwards'
schoolhouse about 9:30 and after
making one drive in the morning
will return to the schoolhouse for
the barbecue and dinner and then
make another drive in the after
noon. No guns or dogs will be al
lowed in the drive, but come and
bring your whole family and if you
haven't a family bring vour best
girl. We promise you a good time
and a royal feed. Residents of the
vicinity of Powell Butte.
Rabbit Drive
October 12
The people of Lamonta announce
a rabbit drive for Sunday, October
12. The clans will meet at Joe
Weigand's in the morning and pro
ceed to organize. No dogs or
rifles allowed. The residents of
the neighborhood will be called up
on to contribute toward the an
munition fund. If enough money
is raised ammunition will be fur
nished free.
Do You Want to Get
Into Forest Service
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an exami
nation for assistant forest ranger to
be held at Prineville October 21
and 22.
Candidates must be able bodied
men between the ages of 21 and
40, capable of enduring all the
hardships of outdoor life. A medi
cal certificate to this effect is re
quired. The examination consists
of two parts, a field test and the
answering of practical questions.
The latter relate to land surveying,
timber estimating, lumbering, land
laws, mining and the livestock busi
ness. Practical experience and
general intelligence, as shown by
ability to write with reasonable
clearness of expression, are the
main requirements. For further
particulars write Forest Supervisor
Homer Ross, Prineville, Oregon.
Fall Millinery
I can save you mcmey on Millinery.
Look my stock over and be convinced.
Gkrtrudi Palmer,
10 2 McCalliiter building, Prineville.
To Excnange for Horse orCattle
New 5-room bouse with 2 lots In
Redmond and a Spuasenger auto
mobile In Brat-clans condition.' .1. M.
Ji mi, Hem, Oregon. 10 2-3t
Notice to Taxpayer
The second half of your taxes In
due and payable by October 4. 1913.
If not natil bv that (late the deferred
portion becomes delinquent from
the 1st of Anrl anil there attache
to it a penalty of 10 per cent and 1 j
per cent a month Interest from the
lt ol April until paid.
F it A N K ICi.ki.nh, Sheriff.
Will Exchange for Wood
It you have wood and want a
Sewing or Talking .Machine, here Im
your chance. We have some (food
offern. Come In and nee. L Ka.mstha,
the Jeweler, Prineville, Ore. 0-18
Ladies' Tailored Suits at Reduc
tion. Mrs. Wright, who represents the
Aineiicaii Ladies Tailoring Company,
has jiiHt received a fine line (if samples
for fall and winter suits. All who order
before August 2'ld will get a ten per
cent discount.
Fresh fruits and berries, ice cream
and sodas can always be found at Mrs.
Wright's Confectionery Store. 7-31 tf
Stray Horse
Brown fifley, 3 years old, star in fore
head, no brand ; about 1100 lbs; came
to my place June 1.1, Owner will con
fer a favor by taking it away.
10-2 John K. Ryan.
Lost
Three sheep. 4
He ward. W.
creek.
lambs, with tiells.
Hoi.i.owav. Fugle
10-21t
Subscribe for the Journal, f 1.50 yr.
Hell Refuse Lawyer
OKI Satan mine to earth one day,
And Into the court room he did
tray.
JiiHt then a lawyer with doleful dice
Waa proceeding to prove hi ldt
of the ram.
Well, an attorney, hi Satnmlilp
never had aevo,
And In all hl vast realm none had
yet Ihh'u.
Tl the fault of our agonta," III
innjeaty thought.
"That none of tin tclloa have
never been caught."
So just tor hla own pleasure he felt a
deal re,
To come to the eurth ami the rea
son Inquire.
Now, when the Brat lawyer had
come to repoac,
The counsel for defenae Immediate
ly roue,
Heaping much abuse on the head of
the Brut,
Making hi tu a vllllnu, of all men
the womt.
They both wore ami declared the
other was wrong,
And sparred aud contended and
chewed the rag so loan
That the devil concluded twaa a
horrible flaw,
So he turned away aailly and
ollliHiuled thus:
"They've befuddled the Judge with
their Yiiiianou cavu
"And I sorely routes they've pus
lied the devil.
"Our agent are right; let attorney
alone.
"To have 'em In Hikdca, they'd
oon own tne throne.
Dr. Charles MacKadden, with
apologies to the other fellow.
Card of Thank.
On behalf ol ouraelve and family
we wlah to thank the people of i'rtne
ville for all they have done tor our
beloved son during 111 lllneaa and
death. Ma. and Man.
C'iuk. 1 Kohh.
French Dry Cleaning.
A. J. Reynold, merchant tailor,
Mctalllater building, rnnerlllr
French Dry Cleaning a specialty. It
at any time work I not atlfactory
pleaMccall my attention to It and
thereby confer a tavor. 10
Insurance Policy Lost
Lost or nthitald, Policy No. 120001
laaued by The renn .Mutual Lire la
su ranee Company, on the lite ol
LyeanderS. Logan. The Under will
pleaae return to the undersigned
Application ha been made for the
lixiulug ol a duplicate.
Lyhandrh S. I.ooan,
10 2 6t Prineville, Ore.
For Sale
Boy' Pony,
pounds, geutle.
dart.
weight about 700
See Cbaa. K. Con
10-2
Lumber for Sale
Rough lumber ol all kind, irood nual
ity, for iale at the Kuasell Saw .Mill on
Veiie Creek. Alio 16-inch wood at 11.25
a load. A load mean all that two
bone can pull. Don't forget tbe place
i-li
For Sale.
A 4".horae power Case traction en
glue and log truck. III acll on
reasonable terms. R. K. J one & Co.
Howard, Ore. 7-11
Lot for Sale Cheap
Itealdence lota, close In, near public
school. Inquire ol Wade Huh ton. 7-3
For fine Oak Ketrlgerators we A,
11. l.lppmao 4 Co. 6-12
Pictorial Review Pattern at
Elklng' Store. 8-28
Reward
Cray mare, 8o0 pound, bell on
should have colt: M-bar left nil lie,
Itay mare, 900 pounds, liarnesN
marked, M left atllle, triangle on
law. Hay mare, 900 poiindH P on
shoulder, P on law; should hav
colt. Bay two-year-old mare, O.N on
left shoulder. Bay two-year-old stud
when strayed NO on left ahoulder.
Norrel mare, two year old, ON on
lelt Mhouliler. frank W . remiliigton
Connelly. Ore. 011
Call for Warrant
Notice Is hereby given that all Gen
eral Fund County Wurranta up to
and Including reglatered No. 13111. will
lie paid on presentation to the county
i treasurer.
.o Intercut paid alter
!"
September 11, 11113.
1!, I.. JollllAN,
County Treasurer ol Crook County,
ANC
IN WOMAN'S BREAST
ALWAYS BEGINS I SMALL LUMP LIKE
THIS and ALWAYS POISONS DEEP GLANDS
IN THE ARMPIT AND KILLS QUICKLY
I WILL GIVE $1000
IF I FAIL TO CURE an CANCER or TUMOR
I TREAT BEFORE it Poisons Bone ot Deep Glands
No KNIFE or PAIN
No Pay Until Cured,
No X Uav or ot hr
wlndlo, An falund
plant mate l.hf cum
ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE
Any TUMOR, LUMP of
Sore on tha Dei, (ace
or hmiylotitfn Cmjott
It Navsr Palntunr.il Imt
UH. 120-PAGE BOOK
lent frun; tcuLiiuoaiitb of
thuiifwrnln curf kI itt homo
n KITE Kl HUM B
ANY LUMP IN WOMAN'S BREAS
In CANCER.
Camo Too Lata.
Wo refutie thousands Dvlna
We have cured 10,01)0 In 20 ynk
Address DR. & MRS. DR.CHAMLEY&CO
A 436 VALENCIA ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
KINDLY MAIL ibis to some one with CANCER
ER
FOR SALE
Four Hundred Head
Thoroughbred Rambouelet Rams
Yearlings, Large Frame, Long Woolcd. and Heavy
Shearers. Apply to
Prineville Land & Livestock Co.
Antelope,
If f p Lodgs niaels vorjrTiHW
. V. U. r nlgliU.
Strniini lrom.
UlSD. Mlllll.il. a. H.;
Bkmt Raknm,
C. II. I'inwiu-
V. (.).: T. 1 Coon, Hoc.
mi, Tma
RuUc fat Publl. tlnn
IH'imrtinvitt ill the Interior,
. 8. LhihI UHto lit Til Ih!1ik. tn.
tv'tetnlor n. 19 IX
NotU'A I hrtliy tilveti tlutt
Arthur Kliiu-r Join-
of l'rtnt-tllt, Ort'icoii, who, on Aim
UMt ltl, 1910, iiihiIm homrtml entry
Ho OTJSW, for t'i m i, nw m j, n. J
iiw) aet'tlou 8, towimlilu 18 tioiitli,
rnnitf 16 wwt, Wllliilnette M-rlillnu,
lum tiled not lie of Intention to make
Dual threw-.venr tiroof to ellillh
olatui to th litiiil lmv ilem'HIieil
before Tlmothv K J. lUlfir. I'. N.
Coiiiiiilmiloiifr at hi littler at I'rlne-
vllUt, Oreiron, ou the 5th ilnjr of .No
veiulier, lt13.
t lalmiint name R wlliieaiie:
Kilitur J. Iluuilr, Wlllliiin DkvIh,
John Burnett, Lou Itouert, nil ot
I'rluovllU1, Oregon.
11. t KANK WOOIKtX'K,
10-J Hester.
Micrltr Sulo
lathe circuit court of the tto of
Oreirou, tor the county of Crook.
Knittera Knllwnv at I.uiiiImt (Join-
puny, u corporation, ulnluttn,
.
Vnnora Towimlte Company, a cor
poration, defendant.
To the aherlff of Crook county,
(ireetlnir:
Wherein), on the 10th day of Sc
tcmher. 1913. In the above named
court, a ludirmeut wa rendered tn
tavor ol tbe above named planum
and airaliiat the above named de
fendant. Vanora Townalte Com
tianr. a corporation, for Fourteen
h ii nil red tllty-thre and el(jhty-two
hundredth dollar, with lutenut
thereon from ald 27th day of No
vember, 1911, at the rale of H per
cent tier annum and One humlnxl
ntty dollar attorney leiw, ana tne
lurther urn ot Sixteen dollar cont.
which luilifinent waa enrolled and
docketed In the clerk' ollice fit ald
court In ald county on tbe 13th day
of Septeinlier, 1913, and wherena. It
wa lurther ordered and decreet! ny
the court that all of Block 1, 2, :i, 4.
5, 6, 7, 8, B. 10. 11. l-, 13, 14, 15. 16, 17,
18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24, 25. 26, 27, 28,
29, 30, 81, 32, S3, 84, .15. 3l, 37, 88, 8a,
40, 41. 42, 43. 44, 45, 46, 47 , 4. 49 , 60,
51, 52, and 53 In the towu of Vanora,
Crook comity, Oregon, except the
following dcHcrllied lot In nulil
townnlte: Lot 9 and 10, block 52;
lot 1 In block 39: lot 1. 2, 3, 4, 6 and
6 and 19, 20. 21, 22, 23 mid 24 In block
2S; lot 1 and 2 lu block 22; lot 3 In
block 21; lota 3 and 8 In block 24;
lot 10 and 11 lu block 13; lota 23 ami
21 In block 14, be mild by the aherlff
of HHld county aa under execution
and the proceed ot audi aale, after
paying the coata, dlHhitremeuta, at
torney' fee and expenaca herein
atated, ahall be applied upon the
ludmnent, and If the proceed" of
Much aule be Inantliclent, the plaintiff
ahall have Judgment mid execution
aKiiluat the defendant, anora
Townalte Company, a corporation,
to recover auch balance unpaid.
Now, then-lore, to Batlaly mild Judg
ment, 1 will ou
Sl.rdy, Nnmktr 1, 1913,
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon ol aalil
day, aell the above deacrlhed land at
public auction at the north front
door ot the court limine In l'rlm-vllle.
Subject to redemption aa required
by law.
Dated tlila 2nd day ot NovemU-r,
11113. Fkakk Ki.kinh,
Sheriff.
Sheriff .Nile
In the county court of the Htate ol
Oregon, for the county of Crook.
J. M. McClure, plaintiff,
va.
I.. E. Parker, defendant.
To the aherlff of t'rook county,
(ireetlng:
Whereaa, on the HrMt day of Oc
tober, 1913, by coiiHhleratloii of the.
county court of the at ate ot Oregon,
for the county of Crook, In an ni t Ion
then pending In anld court, J. M.
McClure recovered judgment iignliiMt
L. K. Parker for the mini of One
Hundred dollar In II. S. gold coin,
Willi Intercut thereon In like gold
coin at the rate of 10 per cent per
minimi from thu 20th day of January,
1911, and the further mini of ', at
torney'a (era, mid Seven anil titty
h iiikI roil t Iih dollar, for coata and
dlKliiii'Hcuif utH, 111 which Judgment
It waa further ordered by the court
that the property attached In aald ac
tion, and lierolnuttcriloHcrllied.beaolil
for the Hatlafautlon ot mild judgment
In the manner provided by law,
which judgment waa enrolled anil
docketed lu the clerk'a ollice of aald
court on the llrat day ol October,
1913, therefore In the name of the
atate of Oregon, you are hereby
commanded to nell the following
dcHcrllied real property ot aald L. I..
Parker, being the property attached
In mii lil action, viz:
That tract ot land beginning enat
alx hundred torty three and live-
tenth feet from the one eighth cor
ner at the northweat corner ol the
northeiiHt quarter of the aouthweat
quarter of auction twelve, townahlp
eleven aouth of range thirteen caat
of Willamette Meridian 111 Crook
county. Oregon, to a atake, thence
aouth 28 degree weat 120 feet, to
place of beginning, thence aouth 28
degree wcat 120 leet, thence south
102
IU ilfureea, 13 minute eut Hll itml
tlvv-leuth t-i't. theme north 2H ile
um-, et I'.H) leet to Inke, t hence
linek to the (iliioe of hetfliiiiliitf, III n
northwesterly illrertlon to About 133
leet, nil belua within the nor t Ileum
tuurter of the oulhwet (jimrter of
ertlou twelve. towimlili eleven
until of rnin thirteen runt of Wl.
Iniiiette Merltllnu; belntf nlmut one
hnlf ftere of irroiinil. Therefore to
ntliily ttlil Jiiiluuioiit, I will on
Utmi.,. lUflrtt t tl NtfMiUr, 1(11.
Ht 10 o'rlork a. m., eell the nliove
ilew-rllieil IhiiiI Mt pulillc miction at
the north front iloor ol the court
hoiiM In i'rluevllle. Subject to re
demption n required by lw,
ltel thl 2u! tiny otOctolMr, In 1:1.
Ikk Kl.KINH,
Hherlff.
Farm
Loans
For a thort time we have iub
ject to our diioI
$25,000
(ur loan on highly Improved
irrigated ranche lu the vicin
ity ol Prineville. Loan to
be (or $5,000 or more and run
from 8 to 5 yeari, with Inter
est tt 8 per cent, payable an
nually. We charge a mu) commitiion
to be paid by the borrower.
Bee
A. R. BOWMAN
with Central Oregon Title &
Trust Co. 619
Prineville, Oregon
Notice for Publication.
Department ot the Interior,
f. 8. Land Ollice at The Dalle, Or.
SepU-mlier Dth, 1913.
Notice la hereby given that
Walter C. McNely
ot Prineville, Oregon, who, on April
13th, 1910, made llomintead Kntry
No. 06474, for wj el. i wl,', and
nwj w'i section 9, townahlp 16
aouth, range 16 euat, Willamette
Meridian, ha Hied notice ot Inten
tion to make final Three-Year proof,
to eatabllah claim to the land above
deacrllH-d, iM-ton Timothy K. J.
Duffy, t'. S. Commlialoner, at Prine
ville, Oregon, on the 14th day of
Octola-r, 1913.
Claimant name aa wltneaaea:
Clarence !. McNelly, Kdgar J. Untidy,
II. Karl Croaa, William W. Duvla, ull
ol Prineville, Oregon.
II. I'HANK WOOIK'OI'K,
9-H-p HeglaUT.
Oregon
Notice ol Final Settlement
Notice is hereby nivon by the under
sinned, the ailuiiniHtrutor ol the entiile
ol lliiriimn Jaciihwin, ileceasmt, to all
rHona iiiterexted in aaiil entnte, that
ih ha inadu nnd Hied with the county
clerk of Crook county, Oreinin, his Until
accounting of Ilia ailniiuiatriition of laid
eHtute, and the court 1 1 h set the 3rd
day of Novein lair. 1913, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon at the county court room
in Prineville, Oregon, as the time and
place for hearing mid "ctllinK auid lliiul
accounting. At which siiiil time and
place any person interested In said es
tate n i ii y apieur and object to said final
accounting.
Datdd tliis 25th day ol Kept., 1913.
A. II, I.iitman,
Ailiiiinlstriitor ol the entato of Her
man Jm ol'Him, ileceaxed.
Notice for Publication,
I)i partment of the Interior
I'. S. Land Ollice, The Dallea, Ore.
AugiiHt 30th, 1913.
Notice la hereby given that
lrwlu II. Sand
of HarncH, Oregon, who, on April
4th, 1910, made llomcHtciul Kutry No,
063117, for hot 1, 2, 3, 4, awl nci, n'i
nwj, and liwi awj section 3, town
ahlp 19 south, range 21 east, Willam
ette Meridian, liaa Hied notice ot In
tention to make final tliree-venr
proof, to eatnlillHli claim to the Intnl.
above di'Herlbed, before Charlea A.
Sherman, U, S. CominlHHloiier, at
Fife, Oregon, on the 3rd day of No
vember, 1913.
Claimant, name iih wHiichkch:
Arthur L. Bennett, John O. Morrla,
Iteubeii KngHtrom, IlanlHon Bur ilea,
all ol Ilarnea, Oregon.
II Fit ANK WodtlCOCK,
IMSp KeglHtcr.