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larvcst of Death
fin 1913.
JITEST RANKS INVADED
(if Worldwhl nu, r
.'rtlete, tttatrsnien anil Hi'U
, and llatlnuUhrd Holdlers
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World's Mlilnlu Marks.
7
OBITUARY
: JAHU4HT,
at M. I, elvll war veteran and
arnur of Wyoming territory;
It. Keene. notes financier a nil
In New Turk; ' it.
.vie, UnllMi Stales eenaior from
) ami former governor, at Ul
aeai aaed el.
Hwlft, nnted astronomer, at alar
1, N. T ; aged H.
fheit.l.ua H C Ue. armr aero
i tha elvll war and Inventor, at
Sena. Cat.) ag II.
uaa liailny, editor on tha tUlf-a
rvr fnr CO years, at Uilcta; aawl h
Julia U. It twrr, poet and author,
..Ulland. VL e.w) II.
s reasusar.
r. Thaodor von Hollabea. noted Oar
n diplomat. In llarlln : aged 14.
. Uoiaa Hrnwn. noted palnlar of
a.raal boys, died In New York eltyi
ed ai.
( narVa Major, author of many lunu
la r nevela of aid English Ufa, Including
Whan Kiiishthood Was In Flower.
at Sheihyvme, Iml ; aged 17.
0n. Hteerar 1 Woodford, soldier and
diplomat. In New
Turk cllrs aged
T. i
I Joaatiln Millar,
tha lxt of ina
Bierraa," In tha
I'ledmont llllla.
California: aged
It
Oen. Oaorge
le, eldvel
on of Ilia lata
Ian. Kobei B.
0rth"va!"V.'aCd fM k' American
Worth, Va.. aed Aot,,.lo0,
fa lis Na I-a.
tular amureaa
Joaquin Millar.
jtiwaatr of China, at Palling; aged .
J euacH.
$r. J. H. Hillings, federal war veteran.
Author and librarian. In Now Tor
.(i lly, aged 11
Krank at. mark, el-governor of New
York and noted lawyer, Ui Troy; aaad
no.
Kleld Marahal Vleeount Oarnel Joaaph
Woleeley. famoua British aoldlar, at
Itenlone. Kranra: aged eft
John I'l.rpont Morgan, oapllalUt, In
Homa; aswd Ti.
arau.
John H. Ilendereoa. formar United
Hlaioa aanator and author of tha tub
amendment to tha oonatitullon. In
Washington; agea av
VAT.
II. M. negler. eanllallst and railway
magnate, at Waal Calm Una oh, Via.;
aiatl m .
Urn. James irealan Dakar, elvll war
soldier, editor and historian, at Man
kaln. Minn, : agml U
fx mtA Avabury (Sir John Lubbock),
dlatlnaulahad Ilrltlnh arhoiar ana au
thor. In London; aod 7k
ji'Ha
F". A. Obar. ornllholoilat and author, at
llackanaack. N, J.I aged V
Alfred Auailn. coat lauraata of Knfland.
at Aahfnrd. Enaland. I aaru 7a.
t C. II, Cramp, milnt ahlpbulldar, In
I'hlla.lolt.lila; aM
1 nr. C. A llrlaaa notad theologian,
onoa tried for haraay. In Naw Turk
olty: aaed 71
Dr. U Korbca Wlnilow, notad Rnfllab
alknlat. In Ixinrlim; aivd U
II Thomaa A. Janvlar, Journallat and au
thor. In Nw York city; aaad M.
, JUL!.
t H(nrl Rochafort, notad FrancB poll
tlrlan and duellataln I'arla: agad O.
I. Unix. K. Hurd Orubb. civil war vataran
and diplomat, at Kaarny, N. J.; Ml
71.
10. Dr. Iloraca Jayna, notad blologlat, at
Walltngford, la. Mad M.
auonrr.
I Ororaa Hltchoork. noted Amarloan
painter, on tha laland of Markan. Hol
land; agrd U.
1 Hnbart C. Ogdan, phllanthroplat, at
Konnahunkport, Ma; agad 77.
11. Oen. Kdward K. Jonea, olvll war vet
eran, hero of tha march through Bal
timore April II, ISffl. and noted In poll
tlca and commerce, at Blnghamton, N.
Y.i aged W.
II Auguat Babel, Oarman aoolallat taadar,
at Zurich ; agd Ti
11 Rear Admiral Bllaa Caaey. U. 8. N.,
retired, veteran of the olvll war, at
Warm Bprlnga, V.; aged 71
. Emlla Olllvler, noted premier of Franca
under Napoleon 111. at Annecy, France;
aged 8.
aarrauRBR.
e. Henry Menlar,
French chooo
lata mnnutao
turar, noted for
private explora
tlona In the ero
tic regtoni, In
Paiia; aged 60,
George K. Bak
er, noted teleg
rapher In tha
field and at the
White Houae
under Oen,
Grunt. In Phil
adelphla; aged
8T., .
Wllllnm J. Oay
nor, mayor of
New York, died
on board the
lialtlo at aaa;
aged 01
Louie Mollo-
9 by American Praaa
Aaeocletlon.
to.
William J. Qnynor.
new. 7 feet 0
Inchea tall, laid to be the Inrgoat man
living, at HnnoocK, Mien; agra w.
a. Patrick Ford, editor of the lrlah World,
lit Brooklyn: aged 76.
octobkr.
10. Adolphua Buaoh, noted St. Louli brew
er, at l.aniicnaohwulbach. Pruaala; aged
71.
11. Stanley Waterloo, Journallat, In Chica
go: nKud 07.
12. Timothy L. Woodruff, noted Republic
an leader, In New York; aged 66.
19. Wllllnm Qorrott Brown, hlatorlan and
bloKraphw; aged 46.
20 William Nelaon, editor of tha Salt Una
Tribune; aged 7t
ft
HOV
t Rmlly Huntington Miller, author and
editor, at ML Paul. Minn.) aged 0.
1. lr. Charlea Mfltuniay, notad apartaU
lat In appandii'ltle, at llronkllna, Maaa.
nwnanaa
1 l.lrul Cnl avld du Iom Halliard, 0.
N A , ettal'irer eoni)rtimio In onn
alrullnn of the I'unama canal, in ttal
tiniora: aai-d hi
t PliiMbe W, t'oualna, author and lec
turer, In all. Laiulaj aaad 71
T I'r. John (Irvan, vaieran of the elvll'
war and an orullet of International
fame, In fit. !.oijle; aaad 71
A. liintaoiniry Ward, merrhant. orig
inator of the mail order bueineae. In
t'luracn; aanl 70
1 Franklin Hlitimona, American erulplor
noietl for hia civil war eublH-ta and
bolilar af I tlMLorattona from the king
of Italy, In Hume; agad 11
J
BALKAN WAR
JANUAgV.
t. Turklah batinrlaa defending fnnetanil
noile opanad lira upon the Uulgarlana
raaanaar,
L The ftulgartan artillery reeumed bom
bardment of Adrlanople on aaplrallon
of the peaca trura
I llolaarlana eltarked Turklah forte at
(lallliHill, on the DardanHlea
II Klarca attack of Montenegrin troopa
on the Turka al
Itcutart waa euo
oeaaful. with loaa
to lha aaaallanta
of 1U0.
a a am.
i Tha Greek a cap
tured Jantna
from tha Turka,
eccurliig U prta
on era
II King Oaurge of
Oreaoa. leader of
the Uroolan ar
my, aaaaaelnated
at Mnlonlkl after
a reign of H
yeera
B. Turka eurran
dared Adriannpia
to tha Hulaerl-
Xing Oeorga,
ana and B.rviana. with 11.000 prlaonera.
Allied troopa attacked tha Turklah llnea
at lha Chatalja defeneea of Conelaatl
nopla aratu
8. Tha Turklah fortreee of ScuUrl cep
tured by Monttnegrlna
MAT,
10. Treaty of peaea between Turkey and
tha Balkan alllaa algned at London.
JVLT.
t Turkey emit an ultimatum to Bulgaria
to vacate Turklah territory,
IL Turkleh troopa re entered Adrlanople
after aapalllng the Bulgarian garrlaon.
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO
raaanaaT.
1 Revolution In Mealco headed by Col
Kail I Dlaa Prraldent Madero bealeged
In hie palaea The revolutlonlet leader
Uen. liarnardo Reyea killed In battla
Mi A truce reigned between Medaro'a gov
ernment and the Mexloan revolution
lata U, Tha Maalcan revolullonlata and gov
arnmanl foroaa bombarded eaoh other a
poaltlona with heavy amllery.
a Mexican forcea continued artillery Br
ing Intneatreeta
of tha City of
Meiloo. Tha
revolution gain
ed freak adlier
anu. Fighting contin
ued In the City
of Meiloo. Gov
ernment troopa
ravoltrd. Made
ro agreed to re
algn tha preel
dency. 11 I'reeldent Made
ro raelgned hla
offloa after af
reet by Oen.
BlenqueL one
of hla oltlcera
Oen. Vlotorlano
Huarta, com
CVeJ
9 by American Press
Aeaoelatlon.
Iluerta.
mander of the national army, aeaumod
the praalileney.
11 Uuatavo Madero, brother of the de
piad Mexican prealdent, waa killed by
tha revolullonlata
Oen. Vlctorlano Huarta aleoted provl
alonal prealdent of Meiloo.
& Tha drpoeed prealdent and vice preal
dent of Meilco, Madero and Suarea,
were killed In a myaterlnua manner
while under guard by revolutlontate.
JtlLT.
M United Btatee ambaeaador to Meiloo,
Henry Lane Wllaon, aummoned from
hla poet to Washington.
AOOOBT.
4 Realgnatlon of II. L. Wllaon, ambae
aador to Mexico, aocepted by the praa
lilent. Kx-llovarnor John Llnd of Mln
neeota aent aa a apeclal envoy to
Iluerta'a government In Mexico.
M. Bpaolal ICnvoy Llnd left tha Mexican
capital and returned to Vera Crux, de
claring that hie mleelon to Huerla waa
a failure.
r. Preeldent Wllaon delivered a meeaage
to congraaa on the altuatlon In Mexico,
f ocTonan.
la Provlalonal Prealdent Iluerta of Mex
ico arreeted the chamber of deputlea
and aaaumed the powera of dictator,
dtaaolvlng congreaa.
li, Foreign envoya In Mexico aaked their
governments to eend warahlpa to guard
tha legntlona.
ts. Mexl.wn rebels (Conatllutlonallata) cap
tured Monterey after a daya' battla
38. Uen. Frllx Dlax, polltlonl rival of Oen.
Iluerta. given refuge on a United
Btalea warahlp ut Vera Crua.
NOV cu BIK.
U. Tha premier of Ureat Britain an
nounced that his government would
uphold tha Mexloan policy of tha Unit
ed Statu
li. Mexican rebels (Constltutlnnsllata) cap
tured Juarx from the federals.
II Mexican rebels captured Victoria, oap-
Itnl of Tamullpaa
K, Rebels under Uen. Villa defeated tha
federal forces In battla at Tlerra Blan-
ca. near Juares; losees reported, 1,600
faderala and 600 rebela.
27. Mexican rebels captured Maxatlan. on
tha west coaat
DtciwnBK
I Mexican congroas annulled the Octo
j ber election and appointed Huerta pro
I visional prealdent pending a new eleo
' tlon In June. 1914.
10. Mexican congreas authorised an Inte
rior lonn of I60.000.0UO and voted ex
traordinary powers to Huerta.
4,000 rebels ut tacked Tamplco.
11. Fighting continued at Tamplco For
eign refugees were under protection of
United Unites warahlpa
II Rear Admiral Fletcher, commsnder of
tha United States naval forces In Mex
ican waters, protested m the name of
; humanity agnlnat the alaughter of
prlaonera of war by rebela and federala
fighting at Tamplco.
UI. Rebela had the advantage at Tamploo.
Foreign veaaela In tha harbor crowded
with rcfugeea of British, German and
- Amerlcun nationality.
M a4 u
MONROE DOCTRINE
QUESTIONED IN CHILE
Colonel Roosevelt and Chilean
Ex-Diplomat in Heated
Argument
WaahliiKlan. Mumbitra of the diplo
matic cor pa, especially representative;!
from tha Hmith American countries,
were greatly Intitrt'slud In report
touching Washington that x l'resl
dent Doosevclt and Dr. Marshall Mar
tliioi, at one time Chilean minister
to the United States, clashnd In San
llano da Chile on account of divergent
virwa on the Monroe doctrine.
The rpurtd debate attracted on
uauul Inn-real here because both of
tha prepared speeches were reviewed
before delivery by the Chilean foreign
office.
In hla address at the Roosevelt ra
the Monroe doctrine aa a duad Issue
and arguing that the conditions which
gave rise to III promulgation by Pres
ident Monroe In 11123 have almost en
tirely disappeared. -
This statement Is tald to have
aroused the Ire of Colonel Roosevelt,
who replied with some beat, holding
that the Monroe doctrine atill wag a
vital principle of the foreign poller of
the United States. He la (aid, too, to
have auggmted to the- Chilean dlplo
mallet Incidentally that It waa Ill-advised
on such an occaalon to Inaugur
ate a controversy.
Nothing official has reached tht
Chilean logailon here concerning any
phaae ot what dlplomatlata are li
cllned to consider a delicate altuatlon.
KILL MEXICAN PLOTTERS
All of Commissioned Officer of Bat
talion Suffer at Quaymas.
Ilermoalllo, Sotiora. Th commis
sioned officers and many lergeanti
and corporals of tha Tenth battalion
of the federal garrison at Quaymas
were executed In that city, according
lo word brought here.
Officer and men of the Tenth were
disarmed several day ago by General
OJeda, federal commandant, when be
discovered they were plotting to de
sert to the Insurgent side.
Accompanied by three of the federal
officer who surrendered to the in
surgent at Maylorena, General Ohre
gon, field commander of the constltu
tlonallsta In western Mexico, returned
here to aaalst In locating th scattered
group of federal soldier who bad
deserted from the Guayma garrison.
Idaho Bolons to Stay Home,
Rolae. A session extraordinary of
the twelfth Idaho legislature will not
be called by Governor Haines. After
giving consideration to the demands
from various sections of the state for
an extra session, he Issued a state
ment here refusing to act.
HUERTA CONTINUES
TO OBTAIN MONEY
Mexico City. Financial Impover
ishment and an Increasing organlia-
tlon among scores of rebel bands have
reduced the provisional government
to what appears to be a desperate slU
uatlon, but conservative residents of
the federal cnpltal profess to believe.
In view of the recent military opera
tion and the fact that Provisional
Prealdent Huerta continues to secure
money even though In small amounts,
that, the government may not fail tor
many months unleas some unexpected
turn for the worse occur.
In all department there waa little
delay In meeting th pay rolls. That
the government may not be able to
float another loan I conceded by Mex
icans generally, but none has lost
sight of the fact .that the country Is
rich and that General Huerta as a last
reaort would not hesitate to take
money where he could find It
Already the cabinet has discussed
the confiscation of the property ot all
individuals who are known to have
arrayed themselves against the Huer
ta government.
Oregon Teachers Hold Convention,
Salem. Many educators attended
the convention of the Western Dlvl
slon, Oregon Slate Teachers' associa
tion, held tn this city Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday. The state super
Intendent says it was one of the most
important conventions of teachers
ever held tn the Btate.
200 Injured in Wreck.
Lorette, Man. Two hundred pas
sengers were slightly injured when
the CanRtllan Northern train from Du
blin, Minn., and Fort William, Ont.,
was derailed near here and five
coaches, a baggage car and a diner
overturned Into a ditch. .
Judge Ben Lindsay Weds.
Chicago. Judge Ben B. Lindsey,
founder of the juvenile court at Den
ver, Colo., and Mlsa Henrietta Bre
voort, stepdaughter of Dr. P. J. Clip
pert, of Detroit, Mich., were married
In Chicago.
Kcatoriatl"n to I'ntry of Lunula in
national Foruat
Kolioe is hnrehv given that the lamia
ileaniilMMl lel.,w. embracing 40 acres,
wlihin the leei'hutea National Forest
Oregon, will lie stiliiect to settlement
sou entry uieier me rrovirills ill (oe ,
hniueatead laws of the United Stales
and the act ui June 11. IlkaS liM Mui,
13), at the United butee land ollice at
l.akeview, Oregon, on Februsry 18, '
II4. Any settler who was actually
ami in good faith claiming any of said .
lands I n- agricultural ntiriioees prior to
January I IjMi, and uas not aliaudoned
aaine. has preleence right to make a
bjuieelead eiury for the lamia actually
(Mxiipied. Haiti Inmla were listed upon
Hit) applications ol the persons men
tinned below, who have preference
right suldrct to the prior
am h settler, provideil sue
.i ad entry and the preference right is 1,llc "ct'"n ,he
eercil prior to February IS, lllM, on f''"-t bidder, for cnah. the follow-
which dati the l.n.li will be .abject to ,,"f .,,''T,,,M".1 v!"iV.' ".T'L5 ,a
.etllepient andenfv t.y any qualified 'uth 20 f,t of lot 6 In Mock 19 In
person. The Isn.l-it e is follow.: Th, the town of Mdrn (formerly Pal
Ki F. NK'i NKJ, S . r.. T. W 8., R.' nm," "' 1 h,,V8 t"k"u "rY1
R K..lh WW M l :.".. the Wl WW
HKJ SW, Kec. , I -a 8, K. U E ,
W. M., 40 acrea, plication of K. h.
Katoo ol l-ajiine, li.i-gon; Liat 6 1000.
Ilecember 8. 11)13. C. M. llHuex,
Araislant Coninilsrioner of the General
Unil Ollice. 12 18
Hotlce for Publication
Department of the Interior,
U. H. Land Ollice nfTtn Dalle,, Or.
November 26tk, 1913.
Notice is hereby given tbut
H Karl Crone
of Prinevllle, Oregon, who, on June
4th, 1910, niHile iloiiii-alead Kutry
No. 0ti9.nl, foreei nw'i, - nej, n't
ncj null Del a J eei-tloll 8. towoahlp
10 south, range 16 eaat Willamette
Meridian, ha filed notice of Inten
tion to make llnnl three-year proof,
to eatnrhlieh claim to the land above
iIcmtIImm! belore Timothy K. J.
Duffy, L. H. commlHMloner, at Prine
vllle, Oregon, on the 9tb day of Jan
uary, 1914.
Claimant nntnea a wltneaaea:
Edgar J. Btindy, Walter C. Mc.Nely,
William W. DiivIm, Jobti Burnett, all
ol Prinevllle, Oregon.
11. r gANK Wooitok,
12 4 Keg-Inter.
Notice for Publication (Isolated tract)
Public Land Kale
Department of the Interior.
U. 8. Luud Ollice at The Dulle. Ore.
November 20th. 1913.
Notice la hereby given that, aa di
rected by the Coin m hwloner of the
General Land Ollice, under pro-
vIhIoiih of Art ot CotiKreea approved
June 27. 1906 (34 Stat , 617), pursu
ant to the application of Lyaander
H, Loku, Serial No. 010146, we will
offer at public sale, to the highest
bidder, but at not lem than 12 00 per
acre, at 10 o'clock a. tu., on the 9th
day of January, 1914, at this ollice.
the following tract of land : net nev
aecttou 2. townahlp 20 aoutb, range
VOeriHt. rtlilnmette Merlillun.
Any iieraotia claiming- adversely
the above deacrllred land are advteed
to file their claims, or objections, on
or before the tltue deelgnated tor
sale. 11. Fkank Woodcock,
12-4p KeulHter.
bunimotia
In the circuit court of the state ot
Oregon for the county of Crook.
Central Oregon Irrigation Co , a cor
poration, plaintiff,
vs.
W. E. Myeri and 8. J. Myers, defend
anu. To W. E. Myers and 8. J. Myers, de
fendants: In tbe name, of the state of Oregon,
You are hereby required to appear and
anawer the complaint filed against you
in tw above entitled suit within six
weeks of the date of the first publica
tion of this summons, vix, before Jan
uarr 1st, 1914, and if yon fail so to a
pear and answer, lor want thereof, the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief prayed lor in the complaint, to
wit, tbe cancellation ol a certain con
tract made by yon with the Deschutes
Irrigation A Power Company, dated
January Slat, 1910, and costs and dis
bursements of the suit.
This summons is published by order
ot Hon. W. L. Brsdsbaw, judge of the
above court, made on the 13th day ot
November, 1913. '
Date of first publication, November
20th. 1913.
Date of last publication, December
25lb, 1913. JgSSR STKAgNS.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Farm
Loans
i
For a short time we have tub
jent to our disposal
$25,000
for loans on highly improved
irrigated ranches iu the vicin
ity o' Prineville. Loans to
be (or 15,000 or more and run
from 3 to 5 years, with inter
est at 8 per cent, pavable an
nually. We charge a email commission
to be paid by the borrower.
See
A. R. BOWMAN
with Central Oregon Title &
Trust Co. 6 19
Prineville, Oregon
Hotlce of Shot. 'e Sale
Ilr virtue (if an eier-iitlun In Lire.
cloaiiiw Hiilv lnnl i,v thei..rk ,.f
'the circuit court f the county of
Crook, state of On-iron, (luted the
11th ilitv of ller.. llll.i. Inn certain
nei loll III me Circuit COIITf lor art III ;
comity and atHte, m herein O'.Nell
Brotliera Company, a nn-iorntioii,
na plitlntlff, recovered Jtnlvment
ngnlliat H. K. Maeen, Corn .Nleaen
mid Hurry N. K)er, for the an in of
Five llumlred Forty. Kluht unil sixty
hiinilredtlia dollara' nurl roeia anil
(lleliuraemeiiU txe(l at Mntv lour i
ilollura. on f lie Aili lnr nl IwmU-r
l'Jl t. Not hw Is hereby (ilveu that I
will on the
17tk aay af Jaaaary, 114,
right of anv the north front dmir of the eonr : pi.intiff will apply to the court lor tha
cb settler n ' h" n I'rlnevllle In aald county relief ptayed forio the omplaint, to
mike home- t 10 o clock In the forenoon of SHliljw1( cancellation of a cerUin eon-
lur. .'"'PVV
K. Maaen, Cora Meneu and Harry
Kler. aoutb 20 feet of lot 5. blin k 19.
Palmaln, Ore., and I will sell the
same or aa much thereof aa may Ire
necemtary to sat My the aald judg--ment
In favor ot O'.Nell Brothers
Company, a corporation, against
raid H. K. Nhwen, Cora Nleeen and
Harry N. KJer, with Interest tbereon
together with all cunt and disburse
ment that have or may accrue.
Fkank Ki.kink, sheriff
Dated at Prinevllle, Ore., Dec. 11,
1913. i18
By W. E. Van Alien, deputy.
Summons
In th circuit court of the state of
Oregon for the county of Crook.
Central On gon Irrigation Company, a
corporation plaintiff,
vs.
John Freeeell, defendant. ,
To John Freeeell, defendant:
In the name of the state ot Oregon,
You are hereby required to appear and
anawer the complaint tiled against yon
in the above entitled suit within six
weeks from the date of the first publi
cation of tbis summons, vix, before
January 1st, 1914, and if yon fail so to
appear and answer, for went thereof,
the plaintiff will apply to the court for
the rebel prayed for in the complaint,
to-wit, the cancellation of a certain con
tract made by you with the plaintiff,
dated April 3, 1911, and cost and dis
bursements ot the suit.
Tbis summons is published by order
ol Hon. W. L. Bradshaw, judge of the
above court, made on Die 13th day of
November, 1913.
Date of first publication, November
20th, 1913.
Date of last publication, December
25th, 1913. Jsssg Steasms,
Attorney for plaintm.
Summons
In the county court of tbe atate of
Oregon tor Crook county.
8. J. Nevrsotn, plaintiff,
va.
Harrr Ellis, defendant.
To Harry Ellis, the above named
defendant:
In tbe name ot the state of Oregon
You are hereby required to appear
anil answer the complaint of plain
tiff filed HgnltiHt you In the above
entitled court and action within ten
dny from the date ot the service of
th In summons upon you If served In
Crook county, state of Oregon, or If
nerved within any other county In
the atate, then within tweuty day
from the date of the sen ice of thle
summons upon you, or if served b
publication aa required by law, then
on or before the
Tairaaavef Jaaaary. 1914.
and yon are hereby notified that It
yon fail to eo appear or answer, for
want tnereol tne piumtin win taae
judgment afralnat you for the sum
of Eighty Dollars, wltn interest
thereon at the rate ot six per cent
per annum from the lat day of
Auguat, 1912, anil for the coet and
dlebunienieutg of thin action, and
for an order of st.td court to sell the
attached personal property belong
ing to said defendant In Crook coun
ty, Oregon, to eatiefy said judgment
and routs.
This summons, Is published In the
Crook County Journal for six full
weeks In seven consecutive Issue of
said paper, lieglnnlng with tbe Issue
ot November 13th, 1913, and ending
with the Issue of December 25th,
1913, by order of the Hon. G.
Springer, Judge of the above en
titled court, made and entered on
the 13th day of Novemlier. 1913.
Dated and published first time
November 13th. 1913
M. E. Bkink.
Attorney tor plaintiff.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been, by the county court of
Crook county, state of Oregon, duly ap
pointed administrator of the estate of
jeanie M. Smead, deceased, and all
persons having claims against said es
tate are hereby required to present the
same, dulv verified, to said administra
tor at the law ottice ot C. C. Brix, in
Prineville, Oregon, within six months
1 from the date of the first publication of
I this notice.
Dated and published first time No
vember 20tb, A. D. 1913.
William C. Smkad,
Administrator of the estate of Jeanie
M. Smead, deceased:
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior,
U. 8. Land Office at The Dnlles, Or.
November 26th. 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that
P. arl O. Kayler
Pwld ow of Elmer W. Kayler, deceased,
of Prineville, Oregon, wnt on Feb
i ruary 12th, 1910. mads homestead
'entry No. 06005, for w! nw. and
, swi section 2, township 15 south,
! range 15 east Willamette Meridian,
i has tiled notice ol Intention to make
; final three-year proof to establish
claim to the laud above described
, before Timothy E. J. Duffy, U. S.
commissioner, at Prinevllle, Oregon,
on the 15th day of January, 1914.
I Claimant names as witnesses:
Omer Claypool, Granville Clifton,
I Wnrren Crooks, William Harold, all
, ot Prlueville. Oregon.
H. Fhank Woodcock,
12 4 Register.
Why not take the Journal ?
I Summons
In the circuit court of the stale U
Oregon lor Hie conmr o( Crook.
.Central Oregon Irrigation Company,
corporation, plaintiff,
vs.
Mrs. K. J. Cliriaiisnaen and Mrs. H. J.
fcchuiuaiiii, only surviving heirs at
law and next ol kin of Waller II.
Mevina, deceased, defendants.
To Mrs. K. J. Cbriatianaen and Mrs.
II. i. Schumann, defendants:
In the name of the state of Oregon,
loo are Hereby required to appear and
" the complaint filed against you
ln the above entitled suit within six
th 'e "I the first pnbik--
ion of tbie aummone, vix. before Jann-
ary lat, 'illll, and if yon fall so to ap
pear and anawer. for want thereof, th
tract made by Walter H. Mevius with
the Deschutes Irrigation 4 Power
Company, dated March 13th. I'.m, and
coat and disbursements of the .nit.
This summons is publiabed by order
of Hon. W. L. Bradahaw, judge of the
above court, made on tbe 13th day ol
November, 1913.
Date of first publication, November
20th, 1913.
Date ol last publication, December
25th, 1913. JxaaxSTEABss.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Notice of Contest
Department of the Interior,
United euiea Laud Ottice, Ukerlew Ore.
., November Mil. 19U.
To vlllllam S. Brooke, Comeaiee:
Von ere berebr noKSed that KtkI Cbrittot
feraon, wboglvea Koljral. Or-ron. el bli poet
olhc addrna, did on H!u-raU-r uh, lUli, tie
in thlaoffice tile duly crrotiorated application
to corneal and aecure the cancellation ol yoor
llomealred, eVrial Mo. 046.15. made May Uth.
mil, lor ee'nf aectioo , w' '., ol aei tloD 2,
nwu nwu of eectlon 11. n.-U nl urimn ml
uunip ti eoutn. range a eaat. In. 11, end ee
grounda lor all content he ellrgi-e thai William
a. Brooke haawbollr and entirely abandoned
aald land, baa no alga ol habitation a said
tana ana to my pereonal koowleilge baa not
reeided upon aald land within tbe aix mootba
wmeuiatetr preceeainf aeieol eeia eonlest
Yoa are, therefore, further notified that the.
aald ailraattona will be laaen by Ibla office as
naving oeen eonreaeea t, you, and jour aald
entry will be canceled thereunder without
Tour further rttbl to be beard therein, either
before thla office or oo appeal. If yoa rail to
nie In thla office within twenty daya after
the Vot'KTH publication of tbla notice, aa
ehown below, your anawer. nnder oatb.ape
ctttcally meetlug and reapnndlitv to these aL,
lecallona of contest, or II you fall within thee
uine io nie in inia omoe due proof that yoa
have served a eonv of tour anawer on th
aald eonleaUnt either In person or by reais-
lerea uuui. ii tola service la made by tbe de
livery of a copy of your anawer to tbe eon
teat ant In person, proof of aucb service muet
be either the Be id eonteatanl'a written ack
nowledgement of hla receipt of tbe copy
ah jwlng tbe date of Ita receipt, or the affida
vit of tbe person by wnoin tbe delivery waa
madeatatlng when and where the copy was
delivered; If made by registered mail proof
of each service muet constat of the affidavit
of tbe person by whoru ibe copy was mailed
atatmg when and tbe poslofhce to which it
waa mailed, and thla affidavit moat be accom
panied by tbe postmaaler'a receipt for lha
letter.
You ebould state In your anawer the name
of the poetoffice to which you desire In lure
notices to te aent to yon
JAS. F. Bt'RIiESB, Register.
Date ol Drat publication, December 4, Itla.
- " second " 11, 191,
" third "18, lij
" fourth - 1914;
Notice tor Publication
Department of the Interior,
U. S- Land Ottice, at Lakevlew. Or.
November 25, 1913.
Not coal lands.
Notice Is hereby given that
Loyd Clifton feck
of Hampton, Oregon, who. on Feb
ruary S)tn, iio, made Homestead
Eutry (Act Feb. 19, 1909) No. 03012,
for ej section 24. towusbip21 aoutb,
rauge 19 east, Willamette Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
filial three-year proof to establish
claim to the land above described
before A. S. Fogg. United States
commissioner, at Hampton, Oregon,
on tne lutn day ol January, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Burr Black, John Whlttaker, Isaac
Zierolf, Louis Miller, all of Hampton,
Oregon. J as F. Bi kgesh,
12 4 Register.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given by the un
dersigned, the administrator of the
estate of Andrew J. Turner, deceased,,
to all persons having claims against
said deceased or his estate to present
tbe same with the proper vouchers
to the undersigned, at the ottice of
M. K. Elliott, In Prineville, Oregon,
within six months from tbe first
publication of this notice.
Dated this 13th day of Nov., 1913.
Hknky Tukner,
Administrator ot tbe estate ot An
drew J. Turner, deceased.
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