'. MEXICAN REBELS TO
I; MARCH ON CAPITAL
t General Villa Says That Three
Armies Are Working To
tether to That End.
Jiinrxa, Mexlcu. Nurtlmrn Mcilro,
embracing din atiil.-a of Hononi, Chi
huahua, 'I'oahtilln, Nunvo Ijiriulu and
Taiuuiillpn. and Im-luillng (lift lerrl
turjf from the bonier to Hue 5UO
inllna iiuihwuril, will be wholly under
ill authority of llm rrbil force with
In two wwk, The' force which are
fighting llueria will then join nt (limit
alajnrn, with view of marching cm
la Mexico City. Till I th rebel iluu
) of campaign, 0mrnl Kruuclaco Villa,
111 rebel h-nibr, asserted,
I Til In campaign, VIII unlit, eonlam-
, plated nut only the capture of Clillnm
bu city, but also I tin spreading of
tli rebel or cotiailtutlotiallat authority
farther oiith, In thli VIII li to b
Joined by Oeneral Curmnxa, tha head
of tli revolutionary movement.
"W will mov right on to Mexico
1 1 City." Mid Villa. "That I our doatl-
1. nation. Our forces ar working to
gether. Tha troop now In Honors
wilt move southward, attacking Otiay
l mm on tha way.- Thorn In Ilia Mat
now crntared e round Victoria, will
mova vouthwnat, whlla I will go right
' down through tha heart of tha coun
try. On tha way I will tuka Chlliua
buu. whora I will ba In command with
in ten daya. Then I will Join tha
eaatern and waatern wlnga of our
army at atiadiilajara. Combined wa
will marrh to Mexico City."
YEGGS ROB OREGON BANK
Saf Cracked and About 112,000 Car-
rtod Away By Robbtra,
lloaoburg. Or. Entering tha vault
of llm Myrtle Point Hank through a
mall opening on tha ceoncl floor of
tha atriiciuro, yegg dynamited tha
Iron anfe and earnped with currency
and gold aggregating 1 12.000.
The robbery wna discovered In the
morning when th offtrlala opened tha
bank for tha day' business, Ira Cor
nelius, a stage ilrlvur. any ho thlnka
tha bank robbed shortly lifter 2
o'clock In the nioruliiK, a ba heard
an etphislon nt Hint hour.
Kntriinra to the depository wna
ruined through the office of attorney,
who oi'ciipy qunrtera directly nbove
thu bunk.
INDIANAPOLIS UNION
TEAMSTERS STRIKE
Indlniuipolla. The Teamsters' Un
Inn voleil iiiiiuilmntiKly to go on strike,.
The union, whlrh Include the coin
mereltil chauffeurs, has between 15u0
and 2(rti0 winters.
An order wiih ls.mi.-d Siilurdny pro
venting tha congregating of crowd
nnd the pollen were (old not "to hesi
tate to uh other iii' hiih" if persuasion
fulled to disperse the gathering.
In nddltlon to the extra policemen,
2.10 business men were sworn In na a
reaorve forco. These men worn pro-
vlded with uniforms and guua and are
quurlered In Totnllnson Hull, where
they will ba held until the atrlka la
acttlfd. The men are commanded by
officer of the Indiana Nntlonal Guard.
For four months Indlnnnpolla hna
been ngltnted with lubor troubles
whlrh have resulted In the realgnntloh
of Mayor Shank, Superintendent of
Police llyland and W, E. Davis, presi
dent of tha Hoard of Public Safety,
and a general shakeup In the city ad
niliilatrntlou. During the laat streetcar atrlka
there wius ao much rioting that the
entire atnte mllltla wa called out by
Governor Rnlaton.
Oregon State Tax Higher.
Salem, Or. Because of the Inability
of the itate tai commission heretofore
to anticipate state expenditure and
make approximately uniform levies,
the levy thl year, according to fig
urea given out by the commission will
be the largeat in the history of the
tate, Tba total aaaessed valuation
of the itate ia $954,282,374, an Increase
of $49,270,695 over last year, and, de
spite this' Increaae, .there will be a
levy of at least S mills a against a
levy of 1.45 mills last year.
Ship Ashore; Flva of Craw Rescued.
Aberdeen, Wash. Pounding to
pieces just outside the Grays Harbor
Jetty, a four masted schooner went
ashore, and flva members of her crew
were rescued after passing many
hours clinging to the rigging, to which
they wore driven by the terrlflo sea
which sent the veBsel on the beach
and placed all in great peril.
Starving Federals Deaert Chihuahua.
Juarei, Mexico. Rather than en
dure starvation, the federal troops
have evacuated Chihuahua City, which
has been under siege for weeks,' ac
cording to advices received by Gen
eral Francisco Villa, the rebel leader.
The evacuation leaves the city open
to occupation by the rebels.
GOVERNOR TENER
I '1
Am
vJ ; . .
Oovarnor Ttnr, of Pannaylvanla,
who has bean offered tha praaldancy
of the National Baaaball league.
WOMEN VOICE DEMAND
Preeldent Aakcd to Make Federal
Buffrag Administration Mcaaura.
Washington. A week's campaign
by tha Nntlonal American Woman
Suffrage Association to procure the
adoption of a constitutional amend
ment to enfranchise women was
launched her at a big maa meeting.
It was the formal opening of the 4r,th
annunl convention of Ilia association.
The association adopted, almost
unanimously, resolution Introduced
by Mrs. Helen Ring Robinson, a mem
ber of the alula aenale of Colorado,
calling on Proaldent Wilson In hi
forthcoming luesanga to congresa to
adopt the woman suffrage constitu
tional amendment a an administra
tion measure, and to urge congresa to
tuka Immediate and fnvonible action
on It. urging thu eiinte to pnaa the
amendment and asking the public to
create a committee on woman suffrage-
8alem Again la Dry By Big Vote.
Bnlem, Or. For the second time In
one month the anti-saloon clement has
niiule a clean aweep In thla city, the
amendment to Ilia city charter to pre
vnt th llrenxlng of saloons having
won at the election by a majority of
:io. The majority for local option ut
the November election wa 487.
Robber Kill Passenger Agent.
I-o A ii K"l'-a. lloruco K. Montague,
traveling passenger agent for the
Southern l'nrlflc, wns shot and killed
by a holdup man In a Pullman car ol
the. wesllioutiii Sunaet express a few
miles out of Urn Angeles.
UTAH OUTLAW HOLDS
DEPUTIES AT BAY
Bingham, Utah. In a battle under
ground, with only the flash of their
rifles breaking the dnrkneBs, Ralph
Lopes, Mexican outlaw, added two
more names to his list of killed, when
he drove bark a posse of deputy slier
tffs In the Utah Apex mine.
Lopez, who started his career of
crime on November 21 by killing the
chief of police of Bingham, tw ) depu
ties and a fellow-countryman, ohouted
from the depths of hi stronghold that
it would coat many more lives before
they "got him."
The men whom he shot were Depu
ties Douglu Hulsey and Tom Mand
rlch. The shooting resulted when half
a doxen deputies penetrated the Andy
tunnel 900 feet in order to light a
smudge to smoke tha desperado out.
Outwitted a doxen times since Lo
pes began his career of bloodshed on
November 21, the sheriffs of seven
counties, in counsel decided to batten
up tha mine and attempt to asphyxi
ate the fugitive with poisonous gases.
Illinois 8uffrage Act Upheld.
Chester, 111. The Randolph county
oourt, ruling against certain liquor
dealers' attack on the Illinois women's
suffrage act here, declared the law
complete, intelligible and valid.
THE MARKETS
Portland.
Wheat Club, 80o; blueutein, 91o;
red Russian, 79o.
Hay Timothy, $15; alfalfa,. $13, '
Butter Creamery, 37o.
Eggs Candled, 4flo.
Ssattle.
Wheat Bluestem, 91o; club, 80o;
red Russian, 78c.
Hay Timothy, $7 per ton; alfalfa,
$13 per ton.
Eggs 54c.
Butter Creamery, 36c.
NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Sixty-third Congress Convenes
lift Regular Session Mon
day Noon.
Washington. Thu first reRtilnr sea
Ion of the Hlxty third cotigreiui con
vened In Washington at noon Monday,
at which time tha Ufa of tha special
lesalon, the longest conllnuou aitra
ordluury session In the history of con
gresa, t-xplred by constitutional llml
tat Ion. Aa the two bouae aln-aily
were orxnnlxcd and the legislative ma
ehlnery In running order, the regular
seaslon will lose little time In getting
down to business.
Two great projects have held the
attention of congress and tha country
throughout the work of tha year. One
of these, tariff revision, cryatalllxed
Into law In September.
Nation's Estimate of Naede I Less.
Congress I asked to appropriate
I1.1U8.681.777 to operate tha govern
ment of the United Bute during the
fiscal year 1915, according to the es
timate prepared by each department
and Bent to tha bouaa by Secretary
McAdoo, of tha treasury.
The estimate cubmltted are $22,
804.067 In execs of the appropriations
for the last fiscal year, but their total
full S39.265.068 below tba estimate
for that year.
For continuing river and harbor
work tha war department lays It
needs $41,183,895, which Includea
$375,000 for Improving the waterways
connecting lake Union and Washing
ton at Seattle; Columbia River, Ore
gon. $1,000,000; Colubmla River, The
Halle rapid to head of Celllo Falls,
$425,000.
Preeldent Urge Currency Legislation.
In hi message, delivered at a Joint
session of the houses of congress.
President Wilson urged immediate
currency leglalatlon, devoted consid
erable space to the needs of the farm
ers and referred to the Mexican crisis.
The Sherman anti-trust law, he said,
should ba changed o that It exact
meaning would be clearer. The pres
ident also urged the choice of presi
dential nominee by the direct vote
of the people expressed at primaries.
Trusts Next Big Question.
Naturally the trust question looms
up as the thing In the program to en
list special attention following the
tariff and currency. The administra
tion trust program In Its entirety,
however, la not likely to be presented
to rongri- nt the beginning of the
regular session. One reason Is that
ProHideiit Wilson seems to believe
that the wuy to make progress Is '.o
do one big thins at a time. Another
Is that the president has not fully
worked out his trust legislation policy.
At Hie outlet he will nsk for an ap
propriation to enable the bureau of
corporations to make the exhaustive
Investigation of facts bearing on
economy of production and with re
ispect to the question of competition
versus monopoly, which hns been out
lined heretofore. The ultlmalo pro
gram with respect to the trusts can
not be prosecuted until the investiga
tion is completed. In the meantime,
however, the house will give attention
to some phases of the problem on
which Investigations already held
have thrown sufficient light
Storage To Ba Regulated.
An elaborate anti-high cost of living
bill, not only to resist cold storage of
food, but to penalise agreements for
storage, pooling, division of territory,
Interference with competition or other
restraint of trade in foodstuffs, was
introduced by Representative McKel
lar, of Tennessee.
The new bill, which will be urged
Immediately before the house commit
tee on commerce, would make the
maximum period of storage on beef
or Its products Beven months, veal two
months, pork four months, sheep or
goats four months, lamb or kldB three
months.
Fraa Bullet Provided.
War d'lartment officials who have
been preparing, with Representative
Kahn, a bill to distribute 800,000 Krag
Jorgenson rifles now stored In govern
ment arsenals to civilian rifle clubs
In order to promote marksmanship
throughout the country, have decided
to include free ammunition with the
rifles. It has been decided that school
cadet orgnnlxattons also will be sup
plied with free rifles and ammunition.
Representative Kahn, as chairman
of the National Defense League,
which suggested the distributing of
the rifles, will Introduce tha bill in
the house.
Prohibits Watering of R. R. Stock.
Indicating the probable angle of In
terstate commerce legislation during
the coming session, Representative
Sims of Tennessee introduced a bill
to prohibit the watering of railroad
stocks.
The measure would make it unlaw
ful for any common carrier to Issue
any stocks, bonds or other evidence
of indebtedness except for some ne
cessary purpose Buch as extension and
Improvement, unless approved by the
Interstate commerce commission.
fpANCER
Ol III WOMAN'S BREAST
-AlWY BUMS a MALI LUMP UK!
THIS Mi ALWAYS POISONS DEEP GLANDS
PI THE ARMPIT AND KILLS QUICKLY
I WILL GIVE$1Q0O
IF I FAIL TO CURE mi CANCER Of TUMOR
I TREAT BEFORE H Poisons Boat orDtep Glindi
RO KNIFE or FAIR
Re Pal Until fundi
Na X Kay Kt
rindU. An lalaM
plant makMthe cur
UlOtS It tVAIUUE
Any TUMOR, I IMP or
horm oo IM lip, (am
or body long m ' tone
K Nrm Palm until u
auwe. 120-PlkM SOM
ant (re; tl.nvsiitO i4
(IHuaivk nnd ol h-rfT
VI air a to mini
ANY LUMP IN WOMAN'S BREAST
Is CANCCP). We fefoa thousand Dying,
Can Is ut. W ban eumt lu.ooo la zu yn.
Address DR. i MRS. DR. CHAMLEY& CO
A 436 JflUICIA IT, UI fMICISCO. C1L
LLNDLY EAU this t smk tat wUi CAKCEi
Summon
In tha circuit court of the itate ol
Oregon for i he cniimy of Crook.
Central Oegon Initiation Luu.any,
corporation, plaintiff.
Mrs. K. J. Chriaiianseo and Mr. II. J.
Schumann, only surviving heirs at
law and next ol kiA ol Walter II.
Mevlu", deceased, defundantp.
lo Mrs. K.J. CoriKtiaiisen and Air,
II. J. Schumann, rle'en-ient;
ln the nsina of ' OOtdtO o'r)rei(nn,
You are hereby rmju., . . ,o -enr and
ansner the complaint filed against you
in the above aniiiled suit within six
weeks ol the dale of the first pnhlh a -
tion ol this tiiutnonw, viz. befoie Janu-.
aiy 1st, ami it you tail ao to au
pear and (newer, lor want thereof, the
p'aimiff will apply to the court lor the
reliel prayed lor In the complaint, to-
ii, I ha i-anerllation ol a ceitain con
tract made by Walter II. Meviue with
the Ifwrhnte lrriisiion A Power
Company, dated Marrli ,13ih. 1909, and
cosie and ilishiueenienta ol the suit.
T : . : i u. i .i u.. I . .
llllB P.llll mkiiib IP ,ll,lirit- IJ Ifliir,
of Hon. W. I.. Hradshaw. iuilim of the
above court, made on the I3ili day of
Niiveniber, 1913.
lute ol first puli'i'-ation, November
20th, 1913.
ite of last publication, December
2.')tli, 1913. Jksmk Stkak.vs.
Atlotney for plaintifT.
Summon
In the ri'cuit court of the state of
Otfvon for the comity of Crook.
Central Oregon Irrigation Co , a cor
poration, plaintiff,
vs.
W. E. Mycre nnd 8. J. Myers, defend
ant. To W. K. Myers and S. J. Myers, de
(einiui.iB:
In the nmo of the Ute of Oregon,
You are hereby ieiiiired to appear and
answer the compr int tih-d against yon
in the allots emitled suit within six
weeks oi the di ' f th Bret public
lion of thin siiiiii...,iih. via. tieiore Jan
uarv 1-t. 191 1, una u ton fail so to
iear and answer, for want tliereof, tiie
plaintiff )'. appl. I" the court for the
relief pra.M-il Iit in the complaint, to
wit, the cancellation ol a certain con
tract m i.!-, bv yn i wi-h the Deacliutes
lrrifation iV Power Company, dated
January ."lit, DUO, and coals aud dis
bursements of the suit.
This summons is published by order
of lion. W. L. lirsilshaw, ol the
above court, made ou the 13ih day of
Novemtier, 1913.
Date of first publication, November
20t h, 1913.
Date of last publication, December
2otli, 1913. Jkhsk Stkahss.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Ladies' Tailored Suits at Reduc
tion. Mrs. Wright, who represents the
American Ladies Tailoring Company,
has just received a fine line of samples
for fall and winter suits. All who order
before August 23d will Ket a ten per
cent discount.
Krwli fruits and berries, ice cream
and sodas can always be found at Mrs.
right s Confectionery Store. 7-31tf
Farm
Loans
For a short time we have sub
ject to our disposal
$25,000
for loans on highly improved
irrigated ranches in the vicin
ity ol Prineville. Loans to
be for $5,000 or more and run
from 3 to 5 years, with inter
est at 8 per cent, payable an
nually. We charge a email conypission
to be paid by the borrower.
See
A. R. BOWMAN
with Central Oregon Title &
Trust Co. 619
Prineville, Oregon
' Notice to Taxpayer
In sreordsncawlth Ci.et-'er 2M of the
I 19ltf heii.( la of Oregon, the county
conn ui t ruua couniy. state- Ol uregoD,
ulimits the following estimate ol the
mu'ints of money to tie raiM-d l taiatiuri l
..nil.eiassk.ai.r.Mnr f Cr.k county f prinvlll,. Oregonwho on Sep
Urricon. for th uiaitib-nanre of eoiiritv of ...... .... . v
bee, ami otnrr einars that are r-,'iirl
( to tw paid by the county curt of IM
(-noiiiy, atal? of rraofi. for t!' yar IMlt.
'J he date art l,y the CHinty court fr hear
Ilia i1im'uiii on the Imilxet la eel lor
)-'. (1, Hil l at oVlork a. m.. at the coun
ty curl room , Prlnerille. Oreeon.
a. -iiai
cw-k County High School... p..,.
,000 00
WO 00
Willow' pension 11,000 00
Jmliiisnt prriwin 4,000 00
Circuit court UOnOOO
Jutie court 600 00
C'ou n ty jii'lxe' aa lai y, elation-
ere ancf postage
C'iiiiiniioner' salary. ,
C'linty clerk's office
Hierin" office
Aaiesaor' office
1,0.10 00!
1 200 (10 j
6..M0 Wi I
7,215 00
U,JtM,
oiww),
t'oroner 500 00 I
County school aoperiDtemlent 4.340 00
County sealer, salary, asp
Truant officer, (alary
Treasurer
Janitor, courthouse
1 2flO Oil
f"
300 00
3,738 50
1.500 00
4,000 00
I County fair ,
Election
i Telephone and telegraph.
Hcalp bounty ,
' Lining jail
I W.imiator!ZTZI
1,000 00
2,000 00
1,000 00
2.750 00
County genval school fund... 83,000 00
Road viewer 1 600 00
County surveyor s office..,
State tax ,
3.40 00
56.0U0 00
traveling expense county
court, road inspection, in-
eluding auto repair, gae, etc
- Stenograpber for county court
I County health department.. ..
County printing
! Kstiniated debt, Jan 1, 1914...
600 00'
Library luud
ToUl...
$'-'87,393 50
Summons
In the county court of the state of
Ore-goo fur Crook county.
8. J. Newaoiu, plaintiff,"
Harry Ellis, defendant.
In.
I l.
Harry bills, the above named
defendant:
la the name of the state of On'gon
You are hereby required to appear
ami answer the complaint of plain
tin tiled agninst you In the above
entitled court and action within ten
daya from the dute of the service of
thla Htiiniiioiia upon yuu If served In
("rook county, state of Oregon, or If
served within any other countv In
the state, then within twenty dave
from the date of the sen Ice of this
summons upon you. or If served bv
pnlilli-ntlon aa required by law, then
on or before the
Third Jay W Jaaaary, 1914.
and you are hereby notified that if
you full to so appear or answer, for
want ttiereol
eof the plaintiff will take
Judgment npnlnst you for the sum
of Klirhtv Dollars with Interest
thereou at the rate of six per cent j
inr annum iroiu iuw lab Uliy Ol
1 . ..
August, 1S12, nnd Tor the costs and
dll.urseinents of this action, and
for an order of st.id court to sell the
atta.-h.Kl Deraonnl iirooertv lieliniir.
lnt to said defendant In Crook coun-1
ty, Oregon, to sntiufy said iudgmeot
ami coats,
This suiiimona la published In the
Crook County Journal for hU full
weeks In seven conaecutive Ikhucs of
aalil piiper, liegtniilng with the issue
of November 13th, lt13, and ending
with the Issue of December 25th,
1!I13. by order of the Hon. G.
Springer, Judge of the above en
tit led court, made and entered on
the 13th iIh.v of November, 11I13.
Dated and published first time
November 13th, 1913.
M. E. Bhixk.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Notice ol Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, the executor of the estate of
Reuben Boo ton,, deceased, that they
have made and filed with the clerk ol
the county court, their final accounting
of their administration of said estate
and that the county court ha set Mon
day, the 1st day of December. 1913, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon at the countv
court room in Prineville, Oregon, a the
time and place tor hearing and settling
said final accounting. At which said
time and place any person interested in
said estate, may appear and object to
saiu nnai accounting.
Dated this 80th day of October, 1913
MARIA BOOTON,
REUBEN H. BOOTON.
Executors of the aetata of Reuben Boot-
on, deceased.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been, by the countv court of
Crook county, state of Oregon, duly ap-
Jointeu administrator ot the estate of
eanie M. Smead. deceased, and all
persons having claims against said es
tate are hereby required to present the
same, duly verified, to said administra
tor at the law office of C. C. Bnx, in
Prineville, Oregon, within six months
from the date of the first pnblication of
thi notice.
Dated and published first time No
vember 20th, A. D. 1913.
William C. Smead,
Administrator of the estate of Jeanie
M. Smead, deceased.
Notice tor Publication
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Laud Office at The Dalles, Ore.
October 27th, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that
Clarence S. Fergueson
of Rolierts, Oregon, who, on August
10th, 1908, made Homestead Entry
No. 0SS0,'for v4 nwj aud w j net sec
tion 13, township 18 south, ramre 17
east, Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of Intention to make final
five-year proof, to establish claim to
the land above described before
Warren Brown, countv clerk, at
Prineville, Oregon, on the 12th day
of December, 1913.
Clalmadt names aa witnesses :
Henry W. Carlln, Manford D. Nye,
Austin Klier, Granville H. Nye, all
ot Roberts, Oregon.
H. Fuank Woodcock,
H-6p s Register.
Hot lea for Publication .
iH-imrtment of tha Interior
L 8. IjiuiI UhV at The Uallm. Ore.
NotpiuImt 4, 1913.
Notk-a I hereby fWen that
John i u,
ti-tntier 22, lulO. marie hoim-aU-ftd en.
try No. 07441, for i ac'4. section 9,
township 18 south, raiian 15 et,
WlllM!iii-tt nirrlilinn, haa filed notice
of Intention to make final three year
proof to eetHlillnh claim to the fund
above (burr! lard, Ix-fure Warren
Brown, County Clerk, at i'rinevllle,
Oreiron, -n the l:ilh day of Decern
ber, 1913.
; iiilnmnt nnmeaaa wltueswa: Guy
I.Hfullett, Tin mm II. Lafolleltu,
Jame A. Mottitt and Glen Hi-ndrli k
aon, all of Prinevllle, Oreiron.
H. Kmank Woodcock.
11 13p IdKlster.
Muiiiinona
I In the circuit court of tha state of
Oreiron for the county ol Crook.
"antral tlnwu, 1 ....... -
nymuj, m
corporation ulaiuiiff.
John Freeaell. defendant.
i reeeeii, ueienoant:
! In the name of the etttr of Oregon,
i Yon re hereby required to appear and
T.. I..,. L- ,1 J j . .
00 ; anawar the complaint filed aifainst tod
la tha above entitled suit within six
week Irom the data of the first robli-
cation of thi eummona, viz, before
January 1st, 1914, and if yon fail so to
j appear and answer, for want thereof,
the plaintiff will apply to tha coart for
too renei prayea tor in me complaint,
to-wit, the cancellation of a certain con
tract made by yoa with the plaintiff,
dated April 3, 1911, and cost and dis
bursement ol tha tnit.
Thi snmmons Is published by order
of Hon. W. L. Bradahaw. judtre at the
above court, made on the 13tb day of
November, 1913.
1,ole 01 nrrt publication, Kovember
120 00 ann' lyl3
1 000 00 1 I)a,e I,st pnblication, December
ISM OO'2510-1913- Ja STEaana,
25,(KX) 00 1 Attorney for plaintiff.
500 00
Administratrix's Notice.
, Eliza Dalton Estate.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed tdminiatr
tiix of the estate of Eliza Dalton, de
ceased, by the county court for the state
of Oiegon for Clackamas county, and
has qualified. All persons having claims
apainst said estate are heruby notified
to present the same to T. G. Thornton,
Kooin 15, Mulkey Building. Portland,
Oregon, with proper vouchers and duly
verified within six month (rem tha
date hereof.
First publication October 30, 1913.
Gebtbcdi L. Slooomb,
T. G. Thornton, Administratrix.
Attorney for Estate.
Notice tor Publication
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Otfice at The Dalles, Ore.
November 13th, 1913.
Notice is hereby given thst
Oliver G. Adams
one of the heirs of Silas E. Adams, of
Prineville, Oregon, who, on May 16th,
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laos, maue nomeiiead entry So. lrjuiu.
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! nd .Be section
swj net, w)4 sej.
section 14. township 15
south, range 17 east, Willamette Merid
ian, has filed notice of intention to
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fnre T""othy J- U- 8- Com-
! m.'"?ner' i.r,nv,"e-.''.rlf0,, on "ie
SMth day of December, 1!13.
Claimant nnrnfs- as witnesses: Wil
liam Mark3, Hugh Gee. James C. Gil
christ, John R. Breese, allot Prine
ville. Oreaon. H. Fbaxk Woodcock,
11-20 Register.
Administratrix's Notice to Creditors
In the couuty court of the state of
Oregon, for county of Crook.
In tbe matter of the estate ot E.
M. Mct'uliblns, deceaeed.
Notice Is hereby given that Maud
McCubbins, the undersigned, has
been duly appointed by the county
court of the state of Oregon, for
Crook county, administratrix of the
estate of E. M. McCubbins. deceased.
All persons having claims against
said earate are hereby notified to
present their claims properly veri
fied to said administratrix at the
law office of M. R. Elliott, In Prine
ville, Oregon, or C. A. Wlntermeler,
in Eugene, Lane county, Oregon,
within six months from the date of
this notice which Is
Dated this 6th day of November,
A. IX, 1913. Maud McCubbins,
Administratrix of said estate.
C. A. Wlntermeler and M. R.
Elliott, attorneys.
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Ore,
November 3rd. 1913,
Notice Is hereby given that
John G. Bulger
of Prineville, Oregon, who, on Aprl
1st, 1910, made homestead entry No
06370, for ewj sej, section 10, and
wJ4 nei, nwj set section 15. township
16 south, range 16 east, Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice ot inten
tion to make final three-year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described before Timothy E. J. Duffy
U. S. Commissioner, at Prineville,
Oregon, on the 12th day of Decem
ber, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John N. Burnett, William W. Davis,
Curt Mueller, i.urt Wilson, all of
Prineville, Oregon.
H. Frank Woodcock,
"-P Register.
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Lakeview. Ore.
October 29, 1913.
Not coal lands.
Notice Is hereby given that
Forrest W. NeeM
of Hampton. Oregon, who nn .Tutv
5, 1910, made Homestead Entry (Act
if, iiroij.i ao. vaiiz, for ej wJ4
and WW ei. section 20.
south, range 20 east, Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice of Inten
tion to make final three-year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before H. 0. Ellis, United
States Commissioner, at Bend, Ore
gon, on the 19th day of December
1913.
Claimant names aa wlf.nee.aea ?
Burr Black. Lee Klgcrs. John Whit.
taker, Isaac Zerolf. all of Mamntnn.
Oregon. Jas. F. Bukgkss. .
Hop Register.